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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
PFoclamslI zion By the President.
:. WisE1EoTds Ml+sk 2 ta e BY ithe Presf.
dent of the Unitsd states of America:
= "A RR0oIAlrATrolI. !.

d
Whereas, It has become necessary. 70
define the cases in which the fnsnFReut
enemy are entitled 70 the benefits of the
proclamation Of the President of the Uni
ted States, which was made on the 9Th day
of December, 1858, ann manner in which
they shall proceed to avail themselves OF
these benefits; aud whereas, the objects Of
that proclamation were 70 suppress inspt-
rectiou and TO restore the authority Of the
United States; and whereas, the amnesty
therein proposed by the President was of
tered with reference TO these objects alone,
now, therefore, /, Abraham LtncoI1, Presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby pto-
claim and deGlREe that the said sproclama.
tion does not apply 70 heeases OF, persons
who ut the time when they seek to obtain
the benefits thereof BY taking the oath
thereby prescribed, are in military, naval
or civil eonfnsment or custody or under
honda or on parole OF the civil, naval or
military authorities or agents of the uni.
ted sJAtes as prisoners of war, or persons
detained Tor ohenses of any kind, either
before or after the conviction, and shat ON
tha contrary Il does apply 10 those persons
who beiug yet At large and free from any
arrest, eOnfuement or duIess, shall come
forward voluntarily and take Satd oAth
with the puFPosSSof restoring peace and
establishing the national authority. Ptfs-
oneFs excluded from the amnesty, offered
N the said PeOelamRtioa, may apply 70
the President for elemeney, like all other
offenders, aud such application viii receive
due confederation.
LIDO further declare and proclaim that
the oath presented in the Aforesaid prOela-
nation OF the 9Th of Dec, 1853, may be
taken aud subscribed before any commits
stoned officer, civil. military or naval in
the service of the United States, or any
civil or military oficeF Of q State or Terri
tory not In insurrection, who, by the laws
thereof may be appointed for Administering
oaths. All officers who receive such oatbs
are hereby authorized to give certificates
thereon to the persons respectively by
whom they are made, and such officers are
hereby required to transmit original re
cords of such oRths ct as early a day as
may be convenient TO the department. OF
State, where they will be deposited aud re-
main the archives Of the GoVernmelL The
Secretary Of State viii keep a registry
thereof, and will on application in proper
cases issue certificates of such records in
the proper form Of official certificates. In
testimony whereof 1 have herennto set nv
hand aud caused the seal to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this 26th
day Of March, in the year of oar Lord,
1864, and of the Independence of the Uaf.
ted States the SSth.
CSigued1 ABRAHAM LnCoLx,
BY the President: 49,
VIZ. b. Seward, sec'y of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
Partition Sale

RYyirtus Of an 0FtIar q safe, ISSUED from the
Of Court Of Common PlOag, Of WsSbfnatoS
County, Ohio, In the suit n Partition of Robsrt
= flaming. ct AL AGAINST AnnabsllA Rlenin eEai.,
q the Court HonAa in MaSisEtn, a TueS1aI ~ 6fh
gay Of April A. Ds1ss one oeloek p. Il OF and
day, the following described real eSfhfe lftiiSts n
the town Of MAtamnrli8, t0.WiE: ~
at $50. - s'--' 'PPt@t.Ss1
l6ts No. 3 and 8, with Steam RiOurpR Mil. tbrs.
pairs 4fsnch Burrs thereon, apr Used at SIS S9 al
Lot NosA, With Dwelling HOUSE and store F61,nS
thereon appraised at $EsO0 ~ 49, -
Lot No Il, with Dwelling House theron. apnraiaa5
TsRMs OF aALE-ous-third az Abe purchase
third In two years with interest DeFsPTed 49,
nents e Be secured by mortgage upon the prSnseS.
mil ID sheriff washington 4 sIs g.. i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
TRUST Sale.

EDuRSUAAT TO deed Of trust from Robert O
II Bonham aud OhArles u; atlbdrts6n, 10 j. H
Pendleton and myself dated the Ind day Of J6no
!69o, aud recorded In deed book, numbered n raGs
49z1 IN the Recorders ONCE Of Ohio County, West
said deed OF trust acknowledged for record by lie
said nham And Gtlbaraon, on the 26th day Of An.
n9st, 1920 and recorded IN deed book Numbered Il
Gay % April 1854 commanding at 10 O'Clock "a the
ioreno0nS ptSceed tn sell af public auetion a. the
Ohio. Lot number .-fsur-fnfh the BeIiair A ddfffon
% me City Rheeling on the North aide OF Quincy
stfest adjoining the lot which at the time Of Ihe
execution Of the said deed Of beOnRsd to the
Rev. htlli1m Armstrong. Selling As trustee / viii
convey such title only as by the said deed Of truSt
am authorized to sell and CONVEY.
TERMS OF SALR.-Oae third Of tha Dnreb.,o
money 70 be paid In cash, and thu residue "a sf and
twelve months With interest. FhS 'def6ttsds pSy.
men6 % Do secured by bond aud satisfactory seuSi.
tyr -a,sit mET t. pNNfli, Lame
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
ECLECTIC.

nR: B. 81. LEE, Eclectic Physieiap. surgeon and
1AseoaeherS tenders his pr0fss5iOhal services to
inc citizens q Wheeling and vicinity DR.. L. & n
q me Eclectic Medical Institute Of Gin.
elnnat5 and has had many ysaFs experience In the
o. his prot ession, and he hopes by oloss At
LenLlon 70 bnsiness 70 merit share of the public
Dr. Lee has given special attention 70 and
DSsn Sslinenty sueeeesfut In the treatment Of
diseases OF every varsity, and espeeiallT Of
S9ch e. Hheumatism and diseases OF the INC Ear.
LIVER LIVER Complaint, Nervous Debility, OSncsFs and
oloeFa Piles and diseases Of the Kid.
FSTSs g. An those who have boon Insuecsss-
I9lly Leated for any Of the above dtseaSes JT5nId
nnd 70 their interest to consult Dr.. Lee 1itSo5l
aelAy. Oor practice isPRfe certain aud proupt idaV
ng no mereurtAl faint in the system, but cieSnsin
s1t 9na strengthsntpg tho general systsn
aotln8 IN unison with NAtur6's unsr1nV InyGs -
HHEELnGs WEST Va, Dec lth. 1894
4o an Snom e may eoncurh:s W the nuderni,sI,ed
SeEs Of the Va EsEiilstnre, lake psSsuFe
IN aging that We have kn0Tn Or. Richar,l III -
Years previous TO the ont Of az RI.
% g successful and energeitc pEactitoner
Of msdtetneS EoI the BeIeotic SCHOOL, both in E.n
a y county Va, and IN GaltlA county, Ohio.
k5s& iNiaRt = 6.BLAoK, S6nator ItI DiSse
w. 3. DOHBAR NJ. II. d.
lJoHHAI.PHEEPS,P Pres. Sonata
Onaeo one door south OF KFamOfls Hotel Main
- SeSs L. az IL Eg d " mT32 2uiS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

G0THoss Of our merchants who deal
in such articles as soldiers need reaped q
rich harvest on Saturday. The boys Of
the 9Th Infantry, which arrived on Friday
evening, BY the steamer Silver Cloud,
being about to go home on thirty days
furlongh INDUCED very literally IN the
improvement Of their persona. Some of
the men think the clothing which the gov
ernment furnishes is good enough and COM
Portable enough, but the great majority Of
the returned soldiers entertain different
opinion and desire TO go home, after. a.
long absence. looking gsy and spry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

@SHADE TREEs.-soms parts of this
are as barren of trees as the LibyaD Desert.
The sun pOuFs down upon the houses ia
the hot months till they would seem TO be
little better than SO many baks.ovsus.-
Human beings don't like to be baked in
the summer, and much as they may love
sunshine, they don't want it to rectproeats
the attachment too warmly. Our property
owners ought 70 reaiize The fact, that they
can add to The value of their houses By
planting shads-trees This spSing-aud aov
is the time to make the preparation. A
careful parent always has an eye to sbi,
matter in providing home for his little
ones PIaat shade.trees now, and they
will bless you hereafter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

This Invaluable Incidence Is unfaiing in the cure
Of Al those painful and dangerous Diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject 1t mOderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and spesdy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited. 1t win, in short Tins.
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
nent Stamp Of Great Britain 70 prevent eountarfts
CAUTION.
EhIsS Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a. thSy
are sure 70 bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are Sats, =
In All casey ofnerv0uS and Spinal AHoctious Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight sxsrtiOn,
PalpitAtiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries aud Whttss,
these us will effect cure when ali other means
have failed: and although . powerful remedy. do
not contain iron, ealomsl GntlmOny, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Fun directions in the panphlst around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the UniIed State and CS6ads..
JOB NOSES, a Cortlaadt ST., n. "
N.R.-&l.O 90 and si1 postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent viii insure bottle Containing
my Pulls by return man.
IoE BY LAUGHLfNs 6 BUsaFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
o6-Foa IDAao.-Tbe W.ll,h,,a Ez.-,,,

NFoE 1DAHO.-Ths wsIlabuFg Herald
says that party of some 20 or 25 young
men Of Brooke county is making arrange
ments for start for Idaho as soon g lhs
Spring opens, aud are selling out their
property preparatory thereto. There have
been 50 many gold sxcitemsnrs during the
pesefsW years, few Of which have realized
according teS promise, that We have less
faith In Idaho than some others seem to
have. It will be found in the end that .
few sharpers viii come in possession not
only Of the most OF the gold dug out of the
rocks in Idaho, bat Of most of the sab.
stance taken to Idaho by their enthusiastic
dupes. So it was In the early history Of
California, it was SO with Pixies Peak, and
very probably will be the same with Idaho.
There are enough there nov to dig al the
loose gold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
TRusTEEa SALE

Rf virtue Of > Deed Of Trust from John. RutsSll
II to HOnry Echols. dat0d April ia Is59 anil -
corded In Deed Book -, page 2p0, q Ohio County
records and OF my appointment BY The oireat Court
saia seuntyt g Trnsteo in place Of 6aid EehoIS
Shio go1nty5 on Saturday, April 9Th, 1884, q 10
osaoek, a: q public auction, iur Cash, 'al that
PStt o LOT sc. go situated on k0d street in that
ChaPne and other, the same described e follows.
. feet hops % lsoh street ADD extending back the
property conveyed 70 said RRsSSi Inv R5srf WI6jtS
by deed dated ApFn 1Bt, 1853 n y -
z...,,,s JOHN q. CHANDLER,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

~Two rebel Lisqtenants named VIM
VI. MeKaig aad John Hasson, recently
captured at North river, arrived in the
city on Saturday evening and were COM
mitted to the Atheneum. They resided
before the war at Cumberland and have
lately been attached to Gilmore's gang of
thieves who not long since stopped a train
of cars on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
and robbed the p.sssppers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
S-PHsI,-Se

A VEGETABLE RRMRDY for the cure OF ONLY
-! ONE DISEASE (syphiiis). It does not eon.
L L P4reete Of MerouEystH ANY SHAPE or form
aud may be used by persons Of any STe
oE sax Etthoat change Of diet or habit Of lEe vib
zFSS 119T5 perfect safety: IT HAS NEVER BREN
hINOHN TOfA1L Soldiers discharged az inctira-
PIE are cured daily: 6eAd for Circular Az Tor
SE995s SPILLS Remedy" Price, So per BOT.
us' sold BY EH. LOGAN q co. Z
and LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.
mE26 cows Wheeling. W Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

GVDEATH OF "E. NJ" rHE WEATHnR
Mantle telegraph announces the death
of Mr. Eben Merriam, the ..E. NJ. of Brook.
Ign Heights" whose meteorological OBJ.
ssrvatiOus are familiar to all newspaper
readers. he died ia Brooklyn, in his e9th
year, the disease being dropsy of the heart.
Mr.. Merriam was born in Concord, Mass
after attaining his majority vent to Ken.
lucky where he was engaged 10 manufac.
turing saItpstrs at the MAMMOTH Cave;
subsequently, became dry goods dealer in
GAINESVILLE, o.; aud finally amassed COM
Portable fortune as = soap and candle man
utaetursr in New York.
He bad passion for meteorological
observations, aud is claimed to be the
originator of the theory of cycles of atmOs.
pherie phenomena, which has since been
extensively adopted by scientific men
He was an industrious COLLECTOR of facts
and statistics. His hourly records of the
weather run back for nearly thirty Year,.
Recently he lived in quiet, dispensing his
fortune in the relief of distress, and anus
log himself by feeding birds that came to
him regularly for seeds and crumbs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
From Washington..

WAsHINGToH, March 26.-The Senate
confirmed Lit. q. Jaynes, 9th Illinois To-
tanty, aud lstLt. Henry C. Robinett n Al,
Infantry to be aids to Gen. NeClernand.-
Lockwood Todd and Nathan A. Richard.
SOD of Illinois, to be commissfoaers of
suheistaneer with rank Of captain.
The President to. day dismissed Colonel
Hooltordi Of Kentucky, from the United
States service for disloyal sentiments ex-
pressed % recent sword presentation in
Kentucky. @ el5E
The Secretary Of State is understood N
bein favor OF au immediate and energetic
Decentralization against the evident design a
OF the Mexican empire and the French II,
lconueetion with the great rebellion. Il Is
10 be regretted If such Demonstration in
really to be made, thBJ it should have been
postponed until the moment when tia only
eneet mpstbe to sprecipitata us into fresh
aud most dangerous complications. The
presenee. OF Alheet of niue or teu French
trIgates Oh the mouth OF the Rio GrAuds-
OF which fact the Government ia advised
by Telegraph this morning, has A siguifi..
canoe IN connection with this.
The friends of the Quick Silver Com.
paDy expect 4 preliminary decision in their
case during the coming week.
Numerous ehGuges are being male in
subordinate positions in the army Of the
Potomac, with a view to enhance it1 en-
ciepcy. slEge
WAsHneTon, March 27.-Tbers is abe
best authority for saying that no NATIONAL
banking assOeiHtion has yet been opthIor.
ized 70 receive subscriptions on accnnnt Of
the national 1910 loan. Letters arr, in
preparation however, aud will be imnne-
elate!Y forwarded to all national banlsiug
associations which have been aualtfied
And deslgnaIed as repositories aud fiuan
eial agents, authorizing them to act AZ
1agents In receiving subscriptions for the
llO-40 loan. The Compensation allowed in
4 I OF l 9 cent, ont OF which the cost OF
1 adyeFtisIng aud al nthsr expenses mast be
1. Delayed
Gov. BramIette and Rx:senasor Dixon.
/ OF Kentucky, are still here. Their bnsi.
tueSs with the President e IN e.,nneetibn
with the draft. Those who profess 10 IL
j well aeqaainted that subject eS1fdently
say that DO difficulty Is apprshended "a 10
the execntiOhtof the dram under he amen.
/ datoFy enrolment act ia that State. and
that all proper measures will be taken by
the goyetnmentto prevent military excess.
es OF any eontraTenIion of The PiRhts of the
citizens, and moreover, they assert tbal
Kentucky viii promptly finnish her full
quota under the draft.
F9r several days past our streets hyss
beeni moreaban ordinarily lively with IN
4 movement OF troops 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
BBFREsH Ana Is raE CauncHr

BTFREsH Ala Is rae CAUacHEa.-
Commonly in the Churches after the
morning services are over, every door and
window Is shut aud the careful sexton
keeps them shut till night. The conss-
quenes is the air is dead and putrid, and
everybody is drOwsy. Ii the weather is
cold, and ftes are needed. some of the mp.
per sash ought 70 be so fixed as to permit
ventilation to go on, especially if ths
house is very Close. But ia all weather,
the instant congregation Leaves the
house the windows should be raised, and
AcOmPIets ventilation accomplished. This
is important to devotion aqd to health. II
sections will not heed this obvious sag
EestiOn of common sense, then the official
or private members of the church ought to
remind them of it and enforce it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

ST.. Louis, March 26.-oaE losses At the
capture of Fort De Russsy, Rcd River,
were killed, 2 morEalIy wounded, IL
severely, - slightly, aud not specified.
ToIal, killed, Al wounded.
; Rebel loss, 5 killed, and - WoEhdel.
About 100 men had composed the gafri.
son of Fort De Russey. but more than half
Of them had been withdrawn 10 defend
-AlexRadria.
The credit Of the oaptafs of..For. D.
Russey belongs entirely to the army, The
gunboats not having participated Ia The
engagement.
De RusSey Is 10 mflss from the mouth
of Red River, Alexandria-I4 O, aud ShreYe-
port 400. ~ "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
SWV tN9ENSU6s
Wa n. SEWARD, secy of State.
From Tennessee and the Lower Mis-.
sissippi -

OAIRo, March Is --The enemy being re-
ported in force near Union CITY, Tenn.
yesterday morning, Gen. Brayman, with a
force of 2, 600 men aud battery Of artil.
leEy proceeded by railroad to within six
miles of Union City when they learned
that Cot Hawkins, with 400 of the 7th
Tennessee Cavalry, had surrendered at Ii
O'Clock, A. NJ, after repulsing the rebels,
who numbered about 5000, three times.
The men were all armed aud equipped,
and had recently been paid for over q
years services.
The eaemy barred whatever was com
bustible about the Notifications and
marched of with their prisoners
Gen BrAyman proposes the abandon
ment OF such ontposts as Hickman aud
Union City, as they are OF no use to the
tederals, and of value at present to the
enemy as = means OF obtaining supplies.
The steamer J. O. Swan, from New Or.
leans, has arrived, having on board the
Slst and 4lst Illinois aud 18th Ohio Vet
Grams, from Vicksburg, en- route home on
farlough. Brig. Gen. Leggett accompa.
The Mariner, from Memphis for Oiucin-e
nati. had 500 bales of cotton on board.
Memphis dates of the 23d report that
Gotten had declined one cent on all quail.
4StesAH
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NEW YoRk, March 27.-Fen rseimeSstSs
Of Burnside command are now II ;Andpo-
lls, YiE; 2lst and 5Bth MasS., Glib II. "a,
18Th, 18th. Both and 51st Penna., 2sth
Conn., LIST Mich. Sharpshgoters. aud sth
Michigan. 80
A letter from CayHllo, Te1as. 18th March,
says Bothipg doing txeept foftifyi69. The
Union troops have been WtthdraWa iron
Ind1anola.
!, A Mobile paper Of the sihsAys, no firing
on Fort Powell yesterday. The euemy'1
feet Is % miles from the fort =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEm
BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR nYR
~, o,1 r. th a.s Best IN the World.

Il the Best In the World.
TIE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RRIIaRLE
DYE KNOWN.
1hia BPlandid Hair Dye Is Pursuance Rsa
kas'y OF Grey Hair, instantly TO G1oasy Black o.
6atlsTsl BrOa0a, without InjurtnE the Hair a
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair son and Re,t,
mi; tnparts fFeah vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and FeetiHss TIE IN SaSots OF BAD
Dyes. fheGsnuins i EignSd WILLIAM a. BAroH.
ELoR Al others are mere limitations, and lhOud 5;
avoided. Sold By al DEuEsiGss, &c. EA6toRY-m.
i,
Betehelor's New Toilet CreSm Tor
DreSsing the Hair.
OuRIS IV
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lesirable Flouring MN for!saIe!

QeG1r1ble FlouE1ng NH for Sale
lf0N1N8to other bustle8s matters claiming nv
e9sltsi 4 aallra q sell ny new
6Afdt3, Monroe Co.. 0ht0s 5it -.
Tbs o1ildinSts btlilt substantially u brief sfss
- ~ 40 FEST contains two sst8 Of BuRs ana Al ~
nodernllloruEoma1t AIDA appliances.
stEe q klFine, u inch s|ffnaer, u inch stroke
I've d0abls aqed b0ers, 80 iest lds So inehe5 al.
lively DsE. me- MIL Uuioysd good Egfutat q. ana
steady aud profitable pAtroa1gs & tGcGfed.
5er terms md etheF apPly Ct Bardis,
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AssIsIlaI ou.lrIEll.grre,- o5vI1.5=

sWAeeAlults W. w. GepEulfys IL, 16e4II
A LLdealsrs in Drugs HsrdWaFa,I F6n, EtSSl Lam
"A Der, Leathnr, Barn ~ and adIeFy, Rre red1eIt.
week eo4le4 prObosAl or List, 81 iapttGs Of the
they are Prepared T. furnish % this Depot
q .holt noeiees vita the Priee q GaSh marked IN
EerEtee require 1t the article OF GttsIeg an b ~
tAtnSd without day sud - tbs lowest price. II
gea.ets wishing % aea 70 thia Depot WI be re-
quire to furnish The list punetlAlly eTerv MsE5Sy
morning. I-9lFKRtlsHoRFH n : =
Captain And Assistants ouaFtsFlnaaIfs
teb46-u Depot ofWhRaIFV,,
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md robbed the passengers.

18-sOIDIER sHor.-We learn that lew
days since Edgar Harris, of this city, a
member OF the FIRST Virginia Iuiautry, was
shot in the right side by rebel bush back.
ere near Petersburg, West Virginia, while
on recruiting service in that vicinity. He
is now in the hands of the rebels and is not
expected to recover.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

GAIRo, March 2Ttn>-DIspa,eass from
oolum6us, KY. says ForresI and FaulEusr
are between that place aud Mayfeld.-
Their forces in crippled Q onditiou. Pheir
strength is much greater than at frstfe5ti-
mated May6eld is filed with reosl woQod.
ed from P4dGoah. Twelve. to fifteen Luu-
dred said to have arrived there. oue rcgi-
ment lost l0l and one company so kiIied.
The rebels Sere marching tOwsrds Clinton
at last accounts. Should tbey arack
Columbus, they will receive a stu warm
er reception than atiPadaeab. -
The steamer Perry WAS fred into willis
passing Hickman. A large number of
rebels were in town. A great number of
shots were fred bat nobody Was hurt.
p The steamer Graham 6rou9htn1 800
men from New Madrid, who, charged
through the town, but the rebels had lied.
tFhey belonged to FaulkRer's command.
Three huudred rebels were KILLED at
tAdessh and ], 900 wounded. Several cit.
izans were killed durtag the fsht. The
city is nearly in ruins.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

BgGAya wAr.-Magill and walkers
Opera Troupe win not appear At Wash.
ington Hall this evening in consequence
of the complimentary supper to the sol
diers. The troupe will appear on Tuesday
evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
The Northern Militia to be- Called
s. s S.lss & into esesfiV5iiieae. = SD

; NV feREls Aareh 26.LTbe lWorldIg
WashtnBeou speeiSt has Z rumor that the
utEesoEk4nlzed IlilittasoK the North is 70
Dc called into the sersies for six mouths, TO
hoIa certain points. during the campaign
msnee. 1Sls5S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

PoR1IAHD, March 27.-Gen. Ne Gal
Inspector OF Railroads, took possesssosi
yestssdaEf y the name6ft THE Unfted statesss
OF ~ ne Anhaished loeomotfyss Of he
portland eonPaDy's works. : They liRieha
os19g eoaestaFqolqd toe the Grand Trunk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

SWl Learn thalS tbs eitiasns ot
A0ant'yills gave disner on Saturday
~, y 70 some of the members Of The 7th
"s.s Virginia IpfantEy, which passed ioF
+" me great enjoyment Of all tRtsrsssSd.
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large and eonmodioas dwelling and proper.
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gsntFa wheeling: comprising lots Nos IS, IS and 81
and now occupied by The undersigned. The dyelIs
ing Il suppl d With al The modern conSsnisne4s OF
8As and water, with guthouS18 on the pruinIs6s %
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