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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

CAiUo, April 81 The latest iG,clli.
eance from Cape Girardeau says that City.
five to sixty rebels we're killed in the at.
tack yesterday, aud over two hundred
wounded. Seventy Eve horses we're killed
and there is q prospec. Of Marm aduke
being completely cut of.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
rE Tho Cane OirardeAu affair isAto

ET Tho Cape GirArdeAu affair Is at an
end, 80 far as the attempted capture Of
that place is concerned. The rebels are
retreatiug raj idly, holly pursucd bv Gen.
Mcneil. Whpn the end will be ID not
known; but the general belief is that in
planning and executing the new Invasion
OF Missouri. Price committed a series Of
bunder', and in consequence has had q
severe ehastisemsnt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

EF The Republican majority iu Mich.
igan will reach $4,000, The returns
from the several districts show very
heavy gains on the vote last fall.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
News from R.b,, Snuy,,,s.

MuRFREE Bt:o', April 25 The Gig
Ia 'ooga Rebel Of the % lust. gives he
following details Of Gen. ReyI olls' tx-
petition: 1t says his free consisted Of
8,0O0 Infantry, cavalry and arili-rv. and
sties that at the same tIroc a similar force
advanced 10 Wartracc. n does nit til ,nk
'hat this means n general advance, as it
would b dividing great army into Two,
operating nearly fSty miles apart. 40
A dis from lullah0na Of he 21s
SAYS, Bragg is rapidly mob1izng H.,
army. HIS men ar" in good condili, n
and high splits. Rs his ord r,d the
troops 10 relieve t,emselv,s Of all unosc
ossa,y camp equipagA and bageake ~ as
10 be ready for a march. A Vicksburg
correspou dent gives ii e desr p'mu of
tho passage of the rebel batteries at
VIcksSuTI BY our gunboats AMI lraus-
p rs. The rtioularS Of The destruction
Of the Q,-en Of thu W st AMI Dana, in
Grand EaEe,. are also given. A shell
from Il g Crnoun ignited the power in
the hold Of The Qhaenofrhe' West. which
Communicated to thh magazine, catISing
her to blow up, Eil'ing thirty n.eh We
Afterwards captured f8O prisoferg; The
rebels then DESTROYED lhs Diana. to pre-.
vent her falling ihtO our hands.
Tie sam. dispatch says that one
division of Gen Ba.k-' army un Ter Gen
ENJOY, as advance To within six miles
Of Franklin and is ch operating with
g ms. Weuzell aud Grow Z, sarouly
Threatening the cap ure Of lhs r.btl fDrct
o. Grant Lake.
I @ gunbOats are 90 opcrA'ing will
Gen. Banks
II er are ,umn,r here hat the army .
G o. Bragg has r ceivcd large re'rnFotce
mrnls.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

GeTA The Chm'St ie J ,urra in reference
to the late rl-ctons in lhs S~o, F'ys
that through no general el.G lon fr any
State oIljcer was hel | tn township and
city elrcr ION hav- rtsrnishe dala Suth isn'
to warrant the s'a,rmeul that the a'tlre
gaze Union muj"riIiss ~oH't hav cnri"d
the State by from $4,000 10 90 0Oo %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

EE The Portsmouth Tribune and H.
Washington H"ralI warmly rec 'Himend
Hon. c. A. TRtMuLE as the Uhibw esndi,
data fnr Govncr r.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

p. s. We are agents for the sale of
"huison's unrivaledtooM paste" 1t cleans
the teeth aud heals the gums better than
anything now in use and is approved
and used BY Dentists. s. q G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

ings, lamentations, aud tears of the poor
down.drodden slave shall he swept away
Yea, "chrried downward by the food, nud
lost in following years" and the soil OF
West Virginia be forever consecrated to
human liberty.
So soon as the tidings reached our town /,
we went to work and procured kcg OF
powder, and soon our noble cannon WAS
laundering forth the grateful feelings OF
our hearts. Its deep toned thunder rever-
berated from hill top to hill top, and swept
down our valleys like mighty waves of the
ocean, carrying upon eheir crested bOsoms,
in living light-Redeemed redeemed!
Hail, all hail victory! victory! 1t is a
triumph of freedom and right over oppres
sion and wrong.
The people we're all alive. Never before
in the history of Point Pleasant were
such manifestations OF deep felt gratitude
and JOY as were seen upon this occasion.
After about thirty Ave thundrrs had
uttered their voices, We silenced the baby
wMker, and repaired 10 tie Court H ouse,
where large assembIage had convened,
when we were very aRreeably entertained
by some four addresses delivered by diff
terent individuals, all pointing in the same
direction, and rejoicing over the great vie
tory that we have just achieved.
W. W. HARPER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
The Duty OF the Leglsla1ure.

Editors IntsIIigsncer:
The public prints indicate that in many
sections of our new State, great iudigna-
ton is manifested TT the course taken by
our Legislature. Such rehukes will be felt
by every member in possession of ordinary
sensibility, especially by those who may
lave honestly endeAvored to husband the
resources of the treasury, and to discharge
| their duties faithfully. 1t is certainly but
charitable to hope that we have some of this
description iu our Legislative Hall. and
they ought to escape this iudiscriminate
slaughter. No donbt there are men in our
Legislature who labor under the i'm pre- sion
that they were called by the Governor to
| this extra session for the purpose of dis
tributing the $4,000 in the treasury,
among the toiling, long suffering people
themselves included-whOse loyal hands
have uususpectingly paid the same into the
Golfers of the State. What u signal mis-.
takel And we may next hope that nolc
| they will be able to correct it, aud Instead
OF entering upon an unlimited system of
local legislation, they will take up and act
upon ut once, the few necessary and i'm
POrtant matters touching our expected
change OF State relations, and then adjourn
and report themselves TO their constituent.
| This is no time to raise salaries aud butt
the financial rudder of our infant State
while it will jingle. The people expect
economy and reform, and will be satisfied
with nothing less. a disposition to prodi
gality and extravaganza manifested at this
perilous crisis, will discourage and dis
hearIen our people, and afford proof to the
enemies of tue new State that all the
| promises of lower taxes are deluSiVe. In
view of all the circumstances, it is to be
hoped, that il we have treasure conserva-
tors in the Legislature, or elsewhere, who
hNve power to do it, will see that the
600 and upwards that the late adjourn
meut would cost the people shall never be
PdtG Let us at least remember that the
9Th section OF the DecNlogue, as recorded
IN Exodus, goth chap. and 18th verse
has not get been repeated in the loyal States.
UEloN.
Preston County, West Va, Dec. 30, 1862
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
FROM POINT PLEAsANT.

HEADQ'Rs 18TH REG'r VA. VoLs.,O
POINT PLEASANT, January l, 1859.
Editors Entelligencer:
Yesterday was joyful day for the IoyvI
people of Point Pleasant; our hearts were
filled with profound gratitude, such as is,
perhaps, the lot of few to enjoy, aud that
not more than once in life time.
AT about two o'clock the news was her
aided to us through the telegraph that the
President had signed the bill for the adj
mission of West Virginia, as separate aud
independent State, into our glorious Union.
How could we but feel Joy and gladness
thrill through ourinmOst souls when the glad
tidings was received that the iron grasp Of
Eastern tyrauts and rebels was about TO be
stricken of, and that we were about to re-
allze to its fullest extent that for which we
have long been struggling And while the
news doubtless falls like IA death knell upon
the ears of some few of the citizens of this
place, it was TO the great mnss like the
news waited by the breezes that swept DER
the land of ancient Israel carrying upou
their pinions the glad news to the impris-
oned and oppressed, that the year of Jubilee
had come.
Thank God and Abraham Lincoln, that
the cords and chains that have felteFed US
to the Jugarnaut of Eastern despotism.
have been severed at last But there is one
other paramount consideration that lifts
itself above all others, that is a great
cause for overwhelming gratitude, and that
is, that we are not only disentbralled from
all connection With a naughty rotten East
ern aristocracy, but we see in this the
glimmcring forth upon the horizon of the
future, the ushering in of the glorious daT
of freedoms triumph, and the permanent
and final overthrow OF the greatMoioS6 of
human slavery.
Yea the time is Just at baud when the
crack of the slave-driver's whip, the groan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
Treasury DxpARrM

TREASURY DkPARTMENT,
FIFTH AUDIroR's OFFICE, Jan. 9Th.
Hon. g. F. Watson:
DEAR Sir ALLOW me to add one sug-
gestion to my letter of yesterday, aud it Is
that in any bill for elections in Eastern
Virginia make disloyalty to the United
States, or to the reformed government of
Virginia, cause of challenge and cause
for refusal TO take notice of offers to vote
by clause similar to that in the bill for
charter election of Alexandria. Don't let
US be overwhelmed or outvoted by return.
ed rebels. Glorious news from the West
Yours truly,
john G. UNDERWOOD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

Mr.. LOGAN from the Committee on FIJI
nance to whom was referred communica-
tion from the Board of Public Works, re-
commenting an appropriation for the BEN
eft OF James G. West tor work done on the
Maryland and Ohio turnpike, reported ia
vorAbly thereon, if the precise amount due
could be ascertained.
He also from the same committee repor-
ted bill authorizing Smith and Williams
to sell goods tn Jackson county. Read a
first time by their titles.
He also reported from the same Commit
tee the following
A bill making an appropriation Of
dollars for the Lunatic Asylum at Weston,
which was read first time by its title.
A bill to amend and reeuact section 4s
of chapter So of the Code of 1861.
He also from the same committee to
whom was referred Communication from
the Board of Public Works, recommending
au appropriation for the liquidation of a
claim OF james Musgrave, assignee of Ed
ward Parish, contractor on the Maryland
amp Ohio Turnpike, reported adversely
thereon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

New York, Jan. AT o'clock last
evening a fire occurred in the large four
story dry goods house No. %, Barclay
street, which resulted in the destruction of
almost the whole stock of goods in the
building, valued at over $4,000. The
goods in Nos. 81 aud 81 were also much
damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
PETITIONS,

Mr.. Hoorox presented petition from
" E. Tut and others, citizens Of the town
of Evansville and vicinity in Preston couu-
~ against the extension OF the Stay Law.
Mr. SNYDER presented a petition from
soldiers of Western Virginia praying an
1864.
Mr.. wEsr presented petition from CHI.
zens of Wetzel county against an extension
of the Stay Law.
Mr. BowYER presented the petition of D.
L. Montague of Putnam county praying a
sum of money to be refunded 10 him. Re-
terred to the Committee on Finance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

A communication was received from the
Senate announcing the passage of the bill
in relation to colerminons coal lands ives,
of the Blue Ridge. The bill was also pass
ed by the House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

God guard our nag, snd keep sachs;
Zach stripe As bright as now they wave,
Still make IL lead oCr rauks In war,
Still foat above Zach patriots grave,
Death to Ihe traitor that would dare
TcJrAil ir.rhrcugh the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot Will share
Aud follow it to Death OF PAms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
MARRIEn-

On the sth Inst, at st. Matthew'S church. BY thu
rev rev. Ios u Addison, Mr.. W. w. MILLER, jr., to
miss BETTE PAUL., all Of this city.
At the Fourth street Methodist Church, on Thur.
Gay, thsasth inst5 at O'Clock P. NJ 81 the Rev, s.
gaIhe1, Ar. r. A. REINER, of Wheeling, Va. to Miss
LlzzE & NICHOLS, formerly Of st. ClaiTsyiIIo, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

ter. Laid over.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NORTH WE6rERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
MhRhlInE. January 8. 1868.

DIVIDEND Of four por cent. on the capita.
IN stock Of the Parent Bank at Wheeling, and Of
the Branches at Wellsburg and ParkeEsburg was this
day declared by the Board OF Directors, free from
Federal and State taxes, payable on demand on or
after the twentieth instant.
jau10-tiIl Goth d. LAMB, Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
DIVIDEND

TUE BOARD OF MANAGERS oTtbs yy,,..,,,..-
u heImont Bridge Company have deolsEsd tiiTf.
oFt. Two and half per cent the capital stock
payable on or ateE The 18th tGy Of
10th day OF said month Sf"A S'0SA on the
dee29-tilUanl2 P. sCATTRRnEy S..,,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
NIILL FOR SALE

STEAM GR1ST MILL, as good as new and IN.
excellent repair in one of ;he best Wheat row
ing regions In the United States will be sold at a
.nny \" na o. the original cost For particulars
a.. TAYLOR, RoLJYsoN 4 CO..
yenl Real Estate BIokerR No 60 Mini -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Fisher of the Pres.
byterian Church.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

Letter from John q. Underwood to
ton OF Eastern Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
NoREnwlsEEa1 BAuE d vlEolSII..

Wheeling, Dec. %, 1862
III ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM.
ore ~ t OF tnls bank for the election of six Direct
~ p " tue Farent Bank, and I'VE for each az me
al anu the transaction Of such other business
A. ~: Se Drought before the meeting, will be held
inc IN, ~ ETL1EEA DAY OF JANUARY next bein2
menee pt q that month"; the election to COM
o'clock 2 A. BY order ofthe Board S'''' ~ 'nFee'
-9H see2l !enz1 y. LAMB, Cashier.
BARRED LINSRYS.---
stEle a 'uh line Of BARRED LINsEYs, very choices
70 pieces Fine Twiled, Soft Dressed do tr chuS
re 5so Dresses Just received at ~ '0F Vhlla
-9se!! STONE 4 THOMAS,
500 u LBS ALLSP1oE IN BAGS.
70 Ground Ginger.
% Cj"tSr.s. =.
hAUGHLINS d BUSHFIRLBB
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

- WANTED
l1,Ul)() SS666A az - OTTER BKINs.
49, S'SSS az Mink do
- = Y 9TS0 90 Red Fox do .f-l
iEF-7r 26SSS S S Sroy Fox do 81
o6iSSS 20 RAeeoOn do
=, 10000 do b C1SoSaL 40 l-E u
, The highest market brfrs S In sum dS
inc above fuEs, either tbs 20 PAID In cash for
INIT NJ 59.eS9l HARPER 4 RF FsSal
& HALVES, $500 oISsoa1.E 5o 81 CUTLERY, PEN
}. GRAVES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10
FARM FOR SAT,E
FOR RENT on SALE,

A FIRST RATE sroRE-RooM in one Of m. r,os,
"a nonTishtng country towns in Ohio where an en-.
teIpEiSlng retail merchant il badly needed Annie
10 TAYLOR. ROLLYSON & CO
gHnI No co Main street. uD airs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-10

aH- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 4
AUoITeR's OFFICE, Jan. S, 1863.
Hon. q. F. Watson:
The New York herald., 1863-06-19

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The New York herald., 1863-06-19

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The New York herald., 1863-06-19

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The New York herald., 1863-06-19
RAILROADS.

YIUDsos RyKa RkILRoAD TRAINS VoE Al.
tanr Tfor Toe sgff1 a4d Wss lrate tha sirst
A. and " a N ahd %, . aul 80 y. aii 30 nsn
DAYS AZ 3 p y ". ffnH th.it d tiftri ltt ae -
procured 4, aay of she or.rs of "thIt"iTh kAfhksb
IN Tofs aad nrHyfly an4 baEsAsr ftefAea ~ W
AOusa ~ NJ on IA o. a. Gld ~ A~fatpsa niainsa
\, Ew YORK HARLEM AAD ALBANY RAILHOAD-
" Ifans vii ieafe fssnJ fath tfrs delg. Ff 4i4s-
~ iUtuA w., tNIIfnE ~ nttaius Bfdgf willie i' an
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ing wif renira sud Nofitrn Etlrad 81
polnts uo.,hsssi ior rg'.n tsis - ~ wtile
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hfffe. tIs tfcun faa Nhlis Fisrf .uf Wi'isiflsf
Hfifae 80 a. kN ~ f4.Iftf tfsi1s
a. taif Oh Auf after Sunday Ma 81 iha ~ 'r-
300 lais % a " sfHpItHr ~ a tts4 80 frf4
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The New York herald., 1863-06-19

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i-sv. r.es y, s'r "''f' - ,rrAAy Jgss - Is
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
The Fairy Wedding!.

10y SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT We PUB
ID iish exclusively the CARD PHoro3RlPHs Or
ans LILLifuriAN " KDDISG Parry. Ne follows:
Price
GsN. TOA THUMB, in his W ddinJ snit .25 cts.
MAS. GsN I0A THrAs, in Wedding dress. 70
Ma and MKs. GxN. Tom rnUMB,ii Wedd,.g
dress. 80
CCAxoDoss NCrr and Miss MIMI g,oOms-
nun and bird. sma id ..................25
Mks GES. ToM inUxB. In celebrated Re
ceptton dress.. I'D
Missks L.visA ami MINIS WARRlE. rs
Toe whole BRIDAL PANTY, (group Ut FOUR
CLrd ............. '......oV
The bsIoAL PATTY, (Sereoscopio pictare) 80
The BxIDAL Party. (stereoscooic cotoref.75
The price Of card pictures, co-ored, will DO 4! q
cenisexra
Can be sent by mail on receipt of price and
postage stamp.
None geLu ne unless stamped with our trade
mark, Z \, in . circle, on the front of tho photo
grsp.. Beware Of spurious copies made from en-
cravings. etc.
h. 4 Ii. T. ANTHONY, 81 Broadway. n. Y.
Manufacturers Of the best photographic lhbnms,
and Publishers Of Gard photographs Of ceiebri-
tics.
The Negatives of tn SO exquisite pictures were
made for Us by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

A Son OF ANDREW Johnson KILLED.
1T il our painful duty TO announce
the death of DR.. Charles johnson, sen
of Governor johnson, which occurred
here yesterday. DR.. johnson vas Sur
geon Of the LIST Middle Tennessee Inian-
Try, and was on duty 1t the camp, in
the suburbs, yesterday, when tho horse
which he was riding became FESTIVE,
and, rearing up, fell upon him, ipjuring
lin 90 severely that his death followed
in a few hours.-Nashrilk Tenn. J
Union, Apral 5M.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
DEMOCRATS NEWS.
Divoscs MADE EAsY.-A bill has

Divoscs MADE EASY. "A bill has
been introduced in tho New York
State Senate, which provides that the
Supreme Court, upon joint application
Of the husband and wife, may, By . sen.
,epce Of suIIl,y, declare void their mar
r,age contract, where they shall have,
after marriage, resided two years With
10 the State, and thall be without Joint
i,sue, and shall have made definite and
conclusive agreement in writing, tor per-
petnal separation, &c, aud, after such
decree by the court, either party may
be at liberty again to marry. The bill
also provides for the dissol.ing the mar
riage contract fer "incompatability Of
temper" &c.
On the other hand, the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives has voted
down = proposal 10 allow divorced per-
sons to marry a second time, with the
consent Of the Supreme Court Judges.
Gov. Andrew, 10 his annual messages
has rscomu ended the removal Of this
restriction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
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