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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05


This battle CAntIOtaml ha, been the most sanEuf
nary Of the war, and the only onS fought with visible
design and upon military .prinstpls4 The arrange
msnt Of our corpS-tbo overlooking po,ltiOn of the
commanding aenerat-thO sending into action tn,
right aud the len diyisiOnS-tho closiDg up of th.
eentreI aud anal suecess-excitss bsVilderinG admit
ration, and carries the mind to the great foids OF
AuSterlitz and Eagram, Eonght by Napoleon. ofall
this have spoken. The hart history OF such con-
ie purchased by the life and blood Of twenty thou
sand men, must be found In the hospitals. War ha.
Its glortes-buti il has its ten thousand dsmops in
these human fortunes, atmake tho oye.bals acme
the heart bleed-the lips palsy and tho brain reel
The sight Is At hrst positively unendurable. The
Se-blood Of somo Is still triekiing away In Gllent
'"luanV a. A. lls-s.--srel IIu1ha and maniac.
brain ofotherS give rise to sounds God grant may
not again witness. a
But So mothers who here sock y gon-or yItTsr n
hnsband-7or slsters brothsr-or sons father
know and be consoled that even heFs the hand OF
mercy is Fatchfu, and better caro- is bestowed upon
your loved ones than might at hFat seem possiblo.-
II was In the hospital where rested the gallant Hook
or, that learned tho history of those mythical
words 50 often seen and 30 little understood s. t.
lS6o-X." Anything alleyia,iug the sufFerings and
saving the lives ofour soldiers, s national bless
'St1AS osSuAnHAiie AoSu4IA
article.
AtisWeil known the effect of burnt sunpowdsr and
excitement is thirst which added to the loss of blood
in the wounded, Atos the necessity Of revIvins
'ttmulnnt. In this particular hospital tho pbys-
clans were allowing their patients to drink PIanta.
ton Bitters, otherwise called s. T,-lsso-X and al
Though the wounded arc most numerous hore-this
division having opened tho fight at in the morning
the men were mostly composed, aud there was very
little fAinting. Tho article acts upon tbs stomach
and nerves in most inoomprehenslble manner, su.
peEIor to brandy and without subsequent stupeyIng
reaction 1t originated in the Wost Indies, composed
Of the celebrated CAlisaya Bark, Roots, herbs DC;
all preserved In St. Croix Rum-the s. T.--1sGO--X
being secret Ingredient not Jet revealed to tile
public. 1t Is principally recommended for want Of
appetite dSOrdsrsd liver intermittent fevsrs, Stom
aehic difleultiea DC. Iundsrstand IT was somewhat
ksoWn In the southern States previous TO tho war
and it appears agent of jefferson Davis recently
aPpE0d to the prOprietors for tho privilege to make
il for hospital purposes during the mar, 70 whIch
they made the following reply: ~ sfbi 4
..zf..f -..t NV YoRK, Jan 10Th, 1852 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

great deed in the spirit that Ghiiinates the
President, aPPreciating the beautiful sen.
Of justice warranted By The Constitution,
upon military ~ necessity and inyokes the
conslderate zoe Judgment of mahkild, and the
gracious favor Of Almighty God. ~ ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

DEAE SHIN reply to your communication, offer.
ing ul sPifly thousand dollars for the recipe aud
right p make tho Plantation Blttera for youf hospi
tai Pufpo1es during the war;" we beg to say, your
price Is liberal one, eoneiderng it would cost u
nothing to comply, and tina: otherwise We can derive
NO revenue fom the Southern States; but, sir, our
duties 10 our Government and our ideas Of cons6ten-
ey would not allow uS to entertain It, Although it
might please US to assuags the sueringU Of your mis-
guided follower. t..-. .l.l. ~ lg5-- T
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
8la.llgs .MltaIlIIIE1lteF
; TnnMs oN1ADvERTIs1No.
Twelve eotIp LtSEo oF NoEPARH1t, (oA oSn r,z ,)os
i55i.s LESS, MAKA a 8aUARH. lis- tei,af

A9-Yearly Advertising on reasonabls tar,ns sSJ.n,
made. p -t n = r. " |sAts'stA''
ers, to be paid for in ddvaSes Y''''fS
Business Cards not xeeedlpg hys nsS $40 psr year.
y III ior ~ me3th5 but for shorter pSFod hing
me Prtylege Of Annual 4dyertistn Il limited to
s9e ne AdyGrttsefP own mediate buSInesa. ma III
aqSerttser1ents for the bsneat Of other nrsaSs Il
Mell a. All legal aud dyeFt
be paid for 1t tho usual rates - -'A'-4t
Advertisement not Seoonpan ntsd vi
AeooNdingly. - = = 2 rft.p StlAt seVi
eaSeg at fnll rates ~ sF't SS''' " ~
OF sermons, 90 cents each. = noayIf-5sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
JOHNeT, InAKIN,

~ [suocossor to wheeler { Iakin.l a /
NTILL RROEIVEl AND HAVE 0PENHD H0R
w Inspection on lThuFsdAy, March 20th; = new
and we'll SslsetSd assortment Of @! 900 ,tieA,ie
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings |
Also complete teassortmsut Of EGRNTLHMBNs FUR
Tho patrons oi the old firm, and the public IN gem
Srl arc respectfully invited to call aud examine ny
stock before making their PURCHASES a. intend SELL
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purehH
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
arn, solicit ntinpAnee Of the tame for the new
establishment JOHN T.LAK1H, MerehAnt FGndt,
as7s771E 80 l'A No. i62 Main 1T, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
q Very rssuectfully youra
fE I H nRNKWE IA

L..e hi.tGry Of certain ipcr.-
showing that through all changes Of the medical
profession and its practitioners, strength, conpo-
sure and ehserfulnssS have beon derived from these
sources Dr. Woods In the Warrington Hospitals In
formed me that one patient wns fast sinking ,ind
crazy, and had not slept hour for two weeks unit
the Plantation Bitters came to his knUwIsdEs, whom
ono days trial gave him a nights resL and he was
now fast recovering. I am surprised our Govern
ment has not equaled jefferson Davis In energy and
adopted this invaluable article in all our hospisa Is
the weak soldiers cling to It like a brother. Asa
lay member, can bear witness 1t is "goOd to
and affords more energy and life than anything i
ever tried. Success to the Plantation Bitters
But have digressed. In my next I shall speak Of
gathering in the wounded, Uurying the dead, &c.
dsc2O O-eodlm .. 80 NIcoDRMUs.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Last Nights Report.
From New Orleans.

NEw YoRK, September 29-The steamer
Clinton brings New Orleans papers to the
2Olh. The rebel blockade steamer Alice
Viran has been captured.
There was female bread riot at Mobile
on September 4th. The Governor ordered
the lTth Alabama regiment to put down
the disturbance but they refused. The
Mobile Cadets essayed it but were forced
to fly by the women, and peace was FINAL.
ly restored. The rioters openly declared
:hey would burn the city il some means
were not devised to relieve distress.
ParOled Vicksburg prisoners at Mobile
are suffering greatly aud declare il they are
ever forced into the field they will desert
in the first battle.
Gold at New orleans is 5000.
The steamboat Hannibal, OF St. Louis,
with n full cargo sunk on the morning Of
the 18th, FIVE miles above DonaldsOnville.
Passengers saved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Foreign News.

SEw YORK, September 29.-The City of
Washington from Liverpool on the 18th
via Queenstown the 18th, arrived at 10 80.
The Emancipation Society has written to
Russell, thanking him for stopping the
rams on the Mersy, and begging him not
lose sight of the movements on the Clyde
The Times editoriAlly expresses satisfac.
ton that the iron cIads in the Mersy will
not be allowed to leave till something more
is known of the ownership and destina
ton.
The Paris Moniteur explains that the
Florida is OF priVateer but forms part OF
the Confederate marine, duly commission
ed and has all the character of an ordinary
vessel of war.
Ninety. five Of the crew of the Florida
had arrived at Liverpool 10 a state Of des-
titutiOn. The report that they had re-
ceiVed large sums in wages and prize money
is u fabrication. The men WerV mostly
pressed from the Confederate army.
AT Brest they boldly demanded wages
when they were all discharged with notes
on the Confederate agents at liverpool,
tor sums varying from 500 to $l3O.-
These claims were repudiAted aud the men
were vOwing vengeance.
1t is reported that two federal vessels
were en- route for Brest to prevent the de-
perture of the Florida.
Paris rumOrs say the new emperor OF
Mexico recognizes the ConfederAtes in ODE
dience to the instructions of Napoleon.
Also that LincOln's government will not
throw difficulties in the way of the French
schemes. but quietly watch events.
The Times lectures the Canadians on
annexation to the States, and says they
are free TO do as they please, but argues
that they have nothing to gain but every
thing to lose by such step.
The Russian replies TO the western pow
ers have been delivered. They indicate
that the Gear is immOvable on the Polish
question. The six points are agreed to,
and further discussion is suPerfiuous.
Russia assumes the toll responsibility OF
her acts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
ThaIananesa.

SAN FRASCIsCo. September 29.-The
Russian war steamer Norwich last from
Hakodadi was wrecked north of tae en-
trance to this harbor on the night of the
Goth. The officers and crew were saved.
They report, according to the Japanese
accounts received At Hakodadi, August
Both that the British feet had been rePuIs-
ed from Kago Sira where it went to de-
mand the surrender of Richardson's muir
derers.
As the feet entered the inner hsrbOr an
armed Japanese decOy boat drew towards
the shore, and WAS pursued, attacked and
speedily sunk. The masked batteries then
opened on the feet from the shore, Kidding
the advanced vessels before they could get
out OF range. The Japanese claim TO have
disabled the greater portion OF the aeet
and the balance retired from the contest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Moro Troops to bs Called For.

NEw YoRK, September ia Washing
ton correspondent of the Post says: The
rsyerses in northern Georgia ComPels the
Government TO raise more troops than u
had contemplated The present draft Will
not give the Government over "a, 600 men.
Il is said in some quarters that this is too
high an estimate by q, 900 men. Another
draft will undou btedly take place very soon
except in those States which prefer to raise
the full quota by volunteering. The vest
cru States will raise their quota by VoIun'
teering, as the..GOVernment offers a bounty
of three hundred dollars. The next draft
will probably be for 100000 men, and the
expectation Of the Government under the
new instructions to obtain one-thtrd OF
the men drafted as soldiers; the two drafts
and the volunteering It is estimated will
give about 900, 900 men by the first of next
January.
A committee from the Missouri and Kan
sas delegation called on the President this
morning. He agrees to receive the entire
delegation to morrow morning. 1t is be.
Iieved here that the Administration will
change its policy in Missouri.
UnfaVorable rumOrs respecting Burn
sides situation were atloat last night, none
of which are true. There is no unfaVOrA-
BILE news from any quarter.
The Cabinet had meeting to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
From the Southwest.

Sr LOUIS, September 29.-The Demo
Gratis LeavenwOrth special says authen-
tic advice received there from Washington
is to the effect that Kansas will he made q
separate department under command OF
Gen. Curtis.
Col. Moss men have been disarmiug
the loyal enrolled militia of Platte county.
Several Union men were killed yesterday
and a perfect state of terrorism exists
there.
Five days later advices from western
Arkansas states that the rebels under Cot
fee and Hunter are encamped at Cowskin
prairie, Mo, with 1000 men.
Kirby Smith is Ut ArkAdelphia with the
main body of the rebel army, said to num-
Der 5000. Gen. CabelI with the Texas
troops and Arkansas conscripts have Joined
him.
A powdet mill at Arkade!phia contain
ing upwards Of 100, 900 kegs of powder ex
ploded OF the 18th instant. This loss is
regarded by the rebels as most fatal.
Great dissatisfactiOn exists against Kirby
Smith
Gen. Cabell is regarded as the best man
10 the State.
Gen. Blunt is at Fort Scott organizing
several new Kansas regiments. which he
expects to lead in the field in few days
Negroes are arriving here in large mum.
bers to join the Kansas colOred regiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

BALTIMORE. September 29.-The propri-
etors and editors of the Gazette, formerly
known as the Exchange aud then the News
Sheet, were order to be arrested to day for
the publication Of disloyal sentiments. A
and only one Of the proprieiors, Mr.. Ed
ward Carter was found there, who was ar.
rested. Mr.. Neileson was not found.
Mr.. VIM. H. Carpenter, editor of the
psper, escaped and neither have yet been
arrested.
Michael Kelly and NJ. B. Piet were ar
rested to-day by the military authorities
for selling the publication entitled Four.
teen Months' Experience in the American
BasttIes, by Francis Key Howard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
9-TAxus.-Thsre Is always some chance

na-TAxEs,-Thsre Is always some chance
OF lodging. the payment OF an ordinary
debt, but ii is not so wllhIAxes. They are
as certain to come as the grim monster Of
the seyths and dart The people seem to
realize the fact, judging from the manner
IN which they are rushing up to Sheriff
SeybOlds Office aud swelling the revenue
of the State, In this the people are wise,
for it is much easier to pay taxes at this
season OF the year than in the winter
Many :peoPlc have money now who may
not be so fortunate in the winter. An
other important iudueemsnt for the prompt
payment is the fact that this year the taxes
are twenty. i've per cent less than hereto
fore
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

n8rGoIxs TO PlrrssuRaH.-Maj,A Ali
500. Paymaster, who has been on duty here
for some time, is about to be transferred
to Pittsburgh. Col. Leonard has COuOlud-
ed to give the post of Pittsburgh a pay
master for the purpose of liquidAtiug the
claims of deceased soldiers, which has
become an important branch Of the bust
ness Of the Department. Maj. Allison
having bad considerable experience, was
assigned TO the duty. We are sorry to
part with Maj A. Hsis most intelligent
gentleman, true patriot aud an efficient
aud popular ofieer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
,A-0rE GnArr CROr.-we have here

nS-Rrk GRAFE CROP.-Ne have mere
.,'--- ezleArose3 to give our readers
.,,..s - ike = proper idea OF the extent
"a. I.spe culture in this vicinity, aud
-. decreasing Importance of the wine
so-nsrciAl point Of view. A gentle
-.- ~ IS probably more familiar with
20 ss,A..s Of the business of grape grow
,saa any other person 10 this section
r.-e country, informs US that within an
-, 9: SIX miles Of the city there will be
laced this year not less than stEty ,Aou-
al ysi!sas Of ~iHt The vines are all
,,-zs sPleudidly and the vintage will
---=snee ia = couple or three weeks
= seaviesr growers are Messrs. Archt-
al Hutchinson, of Pultney Bottom,
- Bellair. They have twenty seven
.s.- b=Ariug, which will yield this year
,,,- thousand gallons of wine. They
.r .-eAdy been offered a dollar per
% Vae vines 10 this vineyard are
=. r,,S.a .ad are uniformly ripe. The
-s.--;srs have recently purchased four
..r,7 sazd-ed gallon casks.
>.5-s.i sad Sehele, whose vineyard is
-. U..a=syille. are the next largest
1855. Tasy have eighteen acres from
- ...y s1gee: to produce seven thou
.,-. ...szs OF VIE. Thetr 6ne arch
s...i - NJ. Ssheis, as now com
.... .s4 ~. be ready for use 6y the
re slas a: ready 20 put into it. TIE
ne. are sse4.aS beseAIh the Luscious
.,--, 81 ,se dark blce T.AbsIla or the
-. .r7E CA,A<h4 The yield would
80 :..s-s.,s,o she sunny slopes of Italy.
T.-.-s.-.: OF the culture Of the grape
...z.sE 9us % vast importance. 1t
;-5=.es. =. las been sell remarked, lone
.;s.zss: -Assu; .a3 profitable invest
-.=.. G.: Moderate capital Vines will
.-.- 45e.t tee taird year after planting,
a: ..z,7z. TO bear during An ordinary
T.. crop i. abort as reliable as
- 5...r .9uuoa TO ,his climate. The
:.7,-! 70: good graFes for sable use, and
ga - 7.rs naive vines, IS constantly
.-er=a..rE L-e Average annual Prouuct
- n-=-es.; % g:o-si .illage aud gath
-. .5.. :.-e4-is greater THAI thA, Of
-. osss- crops aAa -'th a very
=s..-.,s s4P.:4I. mAy, oy Investing in
..4'.- ..a3for vineyard, reader himself
-..,.c:ea; = f=s years. 1t you'd not
.-s=! to estimate tie 7orai result, likely
% -s.sE ne -aa.eAI change which must
l. 5-5.e:.3 By The Introduction OF such a
age .-Aa'i'! o. pare uAuT: vines, "od
49, - -a,4-A.! and necessarily di
=--s.i.= quantity Of Alcoholic compounds
----...-:- assa as beverages Dy our poPa-
---s- s.;t4s effect cannot oa; be sanitary.
~ ..-..!sr re VIE growers of this
ss-ai'g Al 'as pioneers in great moral
--s-- ---:A 70 fo!ioE the Introduction
...:-p2! o. Ps-e r1siTe vine, at a mod
=-.i= pc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Rebel News.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, September 29.-The
Richmond Examiner, of the seth, says:-
After two distinct efforts to capture Chat.
tanOoga, the enemy still hold it, and are
strengthening that strong position,
ginia has become critical. The enemy is
preparing general attack on the Rapidan
and rnassing his forces at Culpepper, also
encroachiug on the railroad and river,
which shows determination to fight.
ATLANTA, Ga, September 26.-There
was no fighting yesterday.
General Rosecraus has sent in two flags
of truce, asking permission to bury his
dead and relieve his wounded. General
Bragg rejected both of them.
CHARLESTON, September l5.-All quiet
this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

TSI~ MsLTAsr PAIzoS ierdAy
= 7-.-2.; Gaa,i, =; the Atbensgm COM
go. '~Ar1az down and removing the
'-sa -''as portion Of the binding hereto
= ---i a. theatre. 1t has been deeid-
.-'a -5aT-r: ;as A;haaeum into perma-
=: =.aa'y prison IN which rebels aad
---='.-=s nay Q" safely confined add re
49,; Heretofore oaI! the second story
2. u .. nag has been ussd az prison
'.s.s house Is row 20 be employed.
- sag, 'eir. scenes and 50 forth, are to
= :ss.a -; and suitable and substantial
-. =; op IN their stead. We think
'7' 7s-y T.se Increment on the part of
= 's7srsuen: a. the money which it
.-s-' - s%oa athoasaa1 prisoners from
.-' Pa; 70 C.ap Chase you'd make ali
- experiments y-opgssI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
schooners Destroyed by Rebels.

NEw YoRK, September 29.-The schoou-
ers Ireland and John ]. Housemau were
captured by the rebels in Chesapeake
Bay previous to the 2Sd, and were plumber
ed and set aflOat.
The Alexandria was captured, plumber
ed and run ashore.
The Government steamer Alliance, laden
with provisions and suffers stores, valued
ut $40, 900, was also captured. The crews
of the other vessels were put aboard her
and she was last seen off Sands shoals,
bound South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Fluctuations in Gold.

New YoRK, September 29-The Com.
mercial says gold advanced to AT at IL
O'Clock last night after the regular hours
and has been still higher to-day, partly
under the failure of heavy speculatOr
said to be nearly half a million short in his
deliveries, and partly under reports Of a
reverse private intelligence from Rosecraus.
The price opened at 43 but advanced to a.
by IL o'clock from which Il receded to 425,
and stiffening up again to 43@43a. Sales
at the best are about loo, 600 at 424@431
and at 4 o'clock 43.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
or.l-r

be'crTT CorSr.L-A ussestiug of the
g 20 s''ast Of TIE City Council .as held
q Es-.'y .Tsaisz
A' s's.y sEP.A,nsd that the objec. of
80 @=-iaE =as q axe into consiIeration
- ''s.''''y Of the payment of certain
''--' e 81 c'sdi'or, Of the city. by Civ.
q '--. u 'fa'' apou the building now
'sP'sa y re Ci,y Councils.
- ''asr vas made directing the Mayor
. 'I+'1:s'a deed q frost.
e '..i''a "a' adopted prolOugiug the
.-s " 'a' contractor, for macadamiSiug
'a+ '''-e'' tie 'a,d contractors agreeing
@2','- lie Eork a: contract priees.
- ''a'' hsn1s,s Of importance WAS
'-.a-.-.s..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
More stories bY Deserters.

New YoRK. September % "A gentleman
direct from Norris Island says q few days
before he lett, seven deserters arrived there
from SnlIivan's Island. Their story is
that after he'blowing up Of the magazine
ia Fl. Moultrie and fully expecting q con-
tiuuatiOn OF the Smelling on the following
day, the rebels made preparations for the
removal Of their best guns, with the i'm
tentiOn Of evaCuaiing the Island, but find
log next morning that the Smelling was not
renewed, they concluded to wait.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

FoREREss MONRoE, September 2s.-The
flag of truce boat arrived from City Point
this evening. The news in the Richmond
papers is meagre aud Of minor Importance.
most strenuous efforts to redeem Chatta.
nooga and repel the advance Of Meade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

w-RrrvrAr,O~ EsrAnlisuEp-s Randall, Esq,
SullEanSvillO, n Y, says, in letter recently, If
Mrs $ A. Aliens zylObalSamum: ait Is the best
drosSE for the hair We eau GET aud the most called
for. Her Hair RestOrOr Is a valuable remedy for
baldRSsS aud Erayneaa. could procure many tcs.
tImOHiNis, bat their tame Is already too well sstaO
lshod to require them"
sOldby Druggists everywhere. Depot, lOS Gr"On.
Wich street. New York. seP36
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

pHrLKvl SrElx.-Ws were in error
yesterday in the statement which we made
in reference to the violent insanity of Levi
Stein, of this city. His singular conduct is
said to be accounted for by another cause
than that of insanity. His friends will be
glad to know that he will "soon be himself
again" aud will resume the conduct of
his prosperous business among US.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
mAs.ra.s nr,rur.

80 4''7aEz HEAvr koEsEEr "A very
''.*' "h'ss name and whereabouts
- 4 recent sakaorn. made a little raid
e z's''' Of the McLurs House on
80! ''ss.72 He pushed key from
~ q he room occupied BY Nr. David
f'' '"''''si key Of his own in the
'>'''' ~. sn'srinZ the room stole about q
,-.-'''' s'!.a'' from tbs pockets Of that
. .' TIE 'hisf or thieves (tbsrs
,-'' a>'' 'sea hAIf a dozen Of tbemj then
'''' '''''sl ''Aer doors, bat did not sue.
E''a"s any more money. AS ye,
'.'- Las ''ra ootsined likely 10 lead to
80 4'''si'a Of The guilty parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
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NatHraI BrOsVa, without IRjurinE the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair SON and Beaut.
falls tPArts frsh vitality, frequsatly restoring its
pristine color, and rectiHes the III effects Of Rad
Dyes. The Gsnuins Is SiEned WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, all Others limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by ali Druggists, &c. FAcToRY-sl
BARCLAY-sT, NY.
BetcheIor's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the HAIR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

eB-O1D man Greenhouse and his son
and BaIus Devices, who were engaged in
the recent inhuman murder of soldiers in
Roaue county, we're not released by the
Federal Court from their imprisonment in
this city. They were exchanged. We are
requested to make this correction in justice
to Judge John J. Jackson and Col. Benz
H. Smith, the district attorney.