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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
MARRIR0

On Thursday evening, the 21st inst. At IN, rs,,.
9enss 81 the brtde's fAther, by Rev. J. a. LSe, M.
aAAA6 6t9ILEI 70 Miss YALERIA B. WnKIH daaEht.
or Of David Wilkin, Esq. - - -'s' -
heneetorYaFd, each 70 each dearer selk
By care unFufied -
0ur hands gratefully acknowledge the ra..tr. n, :,
accompanying the above notice. and Ioin
VT rs IN CONGRATULATIONS TO the happy couple md
H1h LnAt tue iuture may have in store for Them
the realization Of the bright anticipati1nS ~ .oi
-SteubenVille Herald - " S'1AS'
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$50 REWARD

PROTOsF MAlsaAl's o1TIoE, WnIrIue. Wv
NIB above rsUvrd win b paid Tor thu ans; AM,
- aSilTeFy e this oflee Of JOHN EIoWERS.
tneaes A1gh, Aged IS yOAr6 II months ~
Heo1t county, Ohio. Recruited At WheSiinS. IN
- ,4sSh tOr Hfsl Va Cavalry. Deserted ~ TlIIr
tonn stattOn, on the B. 4 o. h R., Jan 2ist.
jAn2sss Capt aud Pro. NAr l. II + DIST stT W l..
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belief the above named RuaranioTs are rSo6J aS
sufficient as surelies for the amount for witch thew
otier &c be security. ~ S" aneJ
40 be certified by the United States District Al,
EorJney, collector OF Customs any other ofiieer
NV SueE me United States Government, or roSponSi
81,g Captain and OhiefQuRrterra Hstsr
.-I anEz-M Department Of West ViTRinia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

TpE New York zEus,. 10 lis money ar.
aele Is of opinion that the "pubiie a,
large have probably seen the las, Of ,h;.
great loan at par, aud its Information from
Washington leads the writer to the oninioa
that 90 other sir per cent, GOla.6eariag .StueE
'oii. iasued. N'''"
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DIED.

In cineinaati on Saturday, jan. 2sd. l;s4. a,oRs,
AINH' IN the Slst year Of his age. 49,
His funeral Uill take place from the residence Of
his brother, P. I. ZInn, to-day at o'clock. III,
friends Of the family respectfully invited to At
tend. - -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeling Female Seminary.

TrHE EXAM NATION of the pupils Of the Wheel.
L ing Female Seminary, will take place on Thurs-
day the 18th mat, CONNIE neinS At O'Clock a. n.
Patrons and friends Of education respectfully In
Vited to be present.. .. h. HAMA,
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ShOD for Sale.

TIlHE UNDERSIGNED wishes to sell his new name
shop. 1t will answer for cooper shop, black
smIth aOp or EtGbls It is situated Main street,
opposite steWart'S Foundry. Any wishing TO
purchase will please cali and It. Price $l25.-
Possession given the LIST OF April
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once Army CIOtaInR ana Eo1ID.E.-1
with AND GnAAp sTRREIH,
f-a Phil lDRLpuYA TnSo..s'I

my OlothlnE and EquipaRe.1-
EHELITH AND GnARD STRREi1' -
- FH1LAD1LPMAs January Is, 1854.
SEALkD PROPOSALS will be neeaiycd !, ~,
~ once until IL O'Clock NJ on TtJfsntY - - W. W.
H. ioE supplying the sChuylkiil Arsenal VIII
~ x Upper Leather, best quality. purs o.i -,
EN- ~ uGhter hidea, well AniShed
=, eOle Le4thSrs best quality, pur0 80 tanr.1 .
pounds per side, 49, nv 4e9S thAn IL
ti1 must state Ia their propoaGls the pr4.
Nhlen must be given In Soritind = y-olI - -
iTs, el'o the quantity bid for, sad ne time of ~
The ability Of the bidder 70 All ,b =
BY two responsible pSrSonS ,that t
IA ~ Hlu % appended 70 the FuarS1i.s 80
~ accompany the bid And II sssS az
~ bidder should fail to enter into cont. 800 the
% make good the differences betSSssn ~. ~ they
siG bidder and the next lowest 1S1sr OF
70 y hom the contract NM ~
ttotGoeE5 Is well ~ their GuretIe1 o. onsr'Hs
Hn0 may not be known At this o6ics = "A
from the United StStSi W. nlln
49, or other public functionSrT A. ~
Ienei o. the bidder OF knHFAntoTS sst5ir-. -
rSSy IN net that TIE bidder and hiT SnTStisS -.
49, - men Who will u eohtFaet n ~
isitbfnII1 go ath with the United state Snd
- Two responsfbIs partiSS ~ ~ SSaE-
ceiyed. '1S tS VIII not be re-
e a1 4 iSsI e. PsOPOaA. can Be had upsu spp
FEgPoS3lS mum be endorsed, t.Propo,,Is q, 49,.
: stating he partienlAE lEtseIs "a forl
y.azli.a AaM,esnorsSf U a .S599S .S..3
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Capt. A. y. B4ERrEoHR Chief QuArtermAster Depart.
ment OF West Virginia, Cumberland, sd. = ~
GUARANTEE.
We. the undersigned, residents of-in the
county Of, and State Of, hereby Jointly
And seVolRly covenant with the United states an 4
guarantees in case the foregoing bid oF-bo
aeespted that he or they will within ten days ater
n' acceptance OF said bid execute the contract for
the tame with good and sufficient Burettes In a
sum equal to the amount Of the contract to turRsh
the forage proposed In oOuf6FmIty to the terms 81
bid was made, and in case the sAid--shaii faIi 10
enter Into contract a. Aforesaid, We guarantee 10
make good the difference between the of(sr nv the
said--And the next lowest responSibIs bidder.
or The person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under eur hands and seals this-dny Of
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

Those who are anxious to know when
the Army OF the Potomac will advance. and
Wheu the war is likely to come TO a close.
may DO interested 10 knowing General
Neade's opinion on these points. HsVays
it in the OOuFse of two little speeches
made in Philadelphia last week. In re.
gard to the resumption of activ. work NV
the Army of the Potomac, he said: ave
are making every effort to improve the pre.
sent, aud. as soon a. tss ,psatA.r moderate,
cad ,tAt season va d1lOV, active operations
will be commenced anew, aud in cameo,
As to the time when the war ought to
close, he expressed himself thus: "rbs
war must be ended by hard Sighting, and II
becomes every man, woman and child 10
work for the increase of our armies in the
field, aud when this is done ,ru,. ,b,.
Hert 'umH'sr will come tOus With peso. "a.
stored tothe land, aud happiness, content.
neOt aud prosperity pervGdins the en,;r.
country" - S4Nf'
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NOTICE.

8 a member Of the late Law firm Of Caldwell
"A RlOsheT, shall, when requested by any Of the
parties interested, settle any business len unnish
" HENRY @. PLEsHRR.
Late Of the nrm Of Caldwell Rlesher.
LRegister copy aud send bill to this Sfiee.l
PLOUGHSI PLOUGHSI PLOl CHS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ever offered for
i sale In this city, consisting in part OF No. and
Right and Left Hand Pittsburg Centre Levers,
iron aud wooden stocked.
plouRhs
All varieties of iron and Wosd stocked, one and
two horse, hill sides Also the best makes of steel
mould board plOugbs, wood and iron stocked, with
every variety OfsuD-soi, bar share onehorSe mark
ing out ploushs, aedde'S hArrCWs, potato dig
PRYOR FROST.
an26 81 and . MRIu street.
MEDICAL puavETOAs OTTrCL, 4.
~, MAlLAGToS, D. o. January 2lSt, 1851
from this ONCE, January, 1854. nre WitbdraWp. Gd.
NortiSemsnts more In detail well be furnished, as
soon a. prepared and the time for receiving bids
By order of the Acting Surgeon General.
b. HENRY JOHNSON, ---
M.s.K.U U. g.. A. aud Act. Medical PurvsyOr.
FAMILY DYE COLORs.
howe STEVENS family dyes The most re-
III liable in the market For sale by
80, tn. LOGAN I CO.,
JAnxo and LOGAN, LIST co.
FAMILY DYE COLORs.
A LII shades in IS cent packages.
"A For sale by
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
JAH2o aud LOGAN, LIST 90.
FAMILY DYE COLORS
A RB very Convenient and economical for those
IA who wish to dye smell articles or even larger
ones. In - cent packages. POr sale by
.-.. T. Il. LOGAN CO.,
JanZo and LOGAN, LIST a co.
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.
Brown, Magenta, solforino,
blue, Black, Pink,
orange Maize, Salmon,
Gteen, DAB, Scarlet,
Siatet' Maroon, Crimson,
SuerryI Yellow, Purple,
fAHn, Snuh, Violet.
IN all shades. 70 cent packages. For sale by
r. Il. LOGAN &CO., =.
and LOGAN, LIST CO.,
JANIS Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
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Farm for Sale

fINuE subscrIber offer, for ,ala . anal, a., J.
NJ rem township, Belmont county, Ohio. To5r
PaTSs sSose MAEtinSVile, and running 10 the G. p
sTHtn - containing Z! acres. Tho improvements
SncS 1Hates; about 20 acres cleared, the hal.
shSs e4eeIent timber. Any one Wishing 10 mr..
Scotch Ridg earn 'erms' &e1 by applying to me on
jSnss! ii4s'' .rpx ruo,a,,... :
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Dividend.

u AEeHI9zs AID MECHANICS BIrK
Eho Direction Of this Banf hSIS 49, - t'o4.
~ ~ @ ena 81 PER cent, and an ortFS
- Ss eSn5 cut 81 the earnings for The IL -
thSIr 80 ald % the EtoekhoIdoru. or
: yAalt1W 5. BRIDY. uS.5i.,g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
NOTICE.

hh public are hereby warned against paying
S tee late hrm Of Caldwell Flssher, and Alffe3
OaISSWelI, to Henry g. Flesher. Persons making
mes Of both Of the said Arms and said A. CaIj.
'''''s' Register G .sB7g a BOYD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

God guard .ur dag, and keep each Btar3
Zach stripe ~ bright a. new they WaYs,
SIN mako It lead our ranks In war,
Eth iOat above each patriots grave,
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
To trail 1t through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
Aud follow 1t TO Death OF Pane.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

,,,,,,, :, = n A'4AlN1o
III LL. FARM belonging to the heirs Of Matthew
q: 9AirsylllS aud one mile south Of the NSfIenSi
It contains 160 acres, about l9O aeraI ol..r.J 10,
plenty Of good timber Is we'll WatGFed oS9I 81 sSI
i Sn q lies very ToF3bly and the qualify Of tie
upon It, Wtthample and convenient iSSH
AND ahed room for sheep or cattle
Une oIits chietreeomrnendAti6hs is Its abundance
s-g9 FRUIT, ,---
great variety and choice quality In this
NJ, = not surpassed by any farm In Belmont eonPtSI
Tue LUG oESh4Fds are now principally at thai NJ
pseEinE age, and in good condition. The frnit
,lot q, NJ been selected with special reference 10
psSebs 70 Of apples, cherries peafS,
supply Of small fruits Of All klndS. ~ -"u Hne
I Iae Iatm WIN be sold on Reasonable tsrmS. p '
AoE particularly enquire on the pFeEiSeS N ~ nos
W VI Is Of JAMES WILSON, hon street, W6eSii5r.
L'- 1.H:-llL-. o i.-.at7rl ssi,ss ianGI.lmd&W
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CHEZ QUARFERsfAsTRRs OPPIoE,
DIPARRNRNT or WRsT WANNA,
ounRIlIlNp. 20. Jannary lsth. ls6.


DIPARTNENF or WRSF VtRaLNIA,
oUMRERLAND, Nd, January 18th, 1so4.)
GRALED PROPOSALS are invited from time to
- time by the undersign for supplying the Quar-
termaster's Department in the Department of West
Virginia at Gallipolis, Ohio, RArkOrSburg and
Wheeling, W. Va, and the several DepotI on the
Olarksburg. Grafton, New Greek, Cumberland, Mar
tnsburg, HRrRer's FsrryI Berlin, Point Of Rocks
and including HRgerstOWn and Frederick City, Ad.i
or either Of those places with Hay Corn, oats IND
strRW.s-s-z.s..- lzzs,zl-sza
Bids will be received for the delivery ofthree thou
sand 10000 bushels Of Corn or Oats and any COY
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and muBt be 2e-
eomPanIed by Geopy OF this Advertisement.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
rates At which they viii make deliveries thereat,
the quantities OF each article proposed TO be delV
cred, the time when said delivery shall be COM
meneed and when to be completed.
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the quantities proposed and accepted,
TO insure prompt settlement therefor.
The price must be written out in words on the
bids. ~ ~. =,
Corn to be put up In good stout racks Of about two
bushels each; the sacks to be furnished without
extra charge to the Government; the Hay and Straw
to be securely baled.
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
VIII be subject to rigid inspection BY Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time TO time
to the lowest responsible bidder, e. the inter
ests Of the Government may require; and payments
will be made when the whole amounts contracted for
SNAIL nave Deen delivered and accepted. -
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals amounting to tenrfhouSand dollars
or exeeeding that sum must be accompanied by q
guaranty, signed by two responsible persons, that
In case the bid 10 accepted, he they will within
the time named execute the contract for the aame,
with good and sufficient 5uretles in sum equal In
amount to the amount Of the contracts to deliver
forage proposed, in conformity with the terms Of
this advertisement, and in bidder shall fail
to enter into the contract they TO make good the
difference between the offer Of said bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility ofthe guArantors must be shown
6y the ociAl certificate OF United States District
Judge or Attorney Collector Of Customs, or Other
Government official, or some responsible person
known by this office.
All bidders will be duly notified ofth acceptance
or rejection of their propoaaIa
The full name aud post ONCE address OF each bid
der must be written in the proposals.
Proposals must b addressed 10 Captain A. " Bar.
ringer, Chief QuartermAstsr Department OF West
for Forage"
be obtained on application 70 this ONCE.
PORN OF PROPOsAL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

loN the arrival of General Grant at Lex.
iugton, KY last week, the citizens came in
crowds to see him aud insisted upon hear
ing speech. Mouutiug chair at the re I.
quest of the enthusiastic people who de.
manded view of him, Gen. Grant was iu-
trOduced by Gen. Leslie Coombs in the
following terms "Geu. Grant bad told him
in cOnfidence-and he would not repeat ii
that he had never made speech, knew
nothing abOut speech making, aud had no
disposition to learn" Gen. Grant then
quietly descended from his chair, went
away, aud opened not his moutb-Su. III.
people chesred him as Justify as though he
had delivered the most eloquent OF speech.
es in their hearing.
Another good story is told of Gen. Grant.
A friend having called his attention to the
use made of his name in connection with
the Presidency, the General declared that
he had no aspirations in that direction, blu,
there was one Office he would like to hold
when the war ends al would liken he
said, "tO DO elected Mayor of Galens, so as
to have the sidewalk repaired between NV
house aud the depot"
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Irustees Sale

R4 AGREEMENT q the partie, ipt.r,..s tn !
~, ~ on the SOth day Of JGnaaTy. iss7 !, ~
80 - the auction room 81 Geo + TJ.i-
~ - HlEsef in heeity OfRhaalInk AZ -
NC AneF1on for cash, one piano f1rtc - P-N-
t,,1.-,. JOHN @. CHANDLER,
Trustee
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For Sale

Two DESIRABLE BRICK RHsIpEoRs. ,,I,u,,,I
e. IAN street, North Wheeling, each ho1ss
49, InfeS large roonS, With good esIiaTS
Ho, and ~ other eoHTenIsneeS AlSo ops FrSIIS
= = taintng four rooms For further pSFtieI.
Az fSr r rent on. T.y.-n 8. r r pkoNsEiELD:
ABOVE property. - - fSnqd n ~ s1S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
TO BREWERS.

HE ADVERTISER, an experienced Brewer, de-
S!res situation as Superintendent in a irss.
CLASS Brewery, where his salary would be according
20 merits or where AL opportunity may be offered
10 MIN u obtain Ru interest a partner after the
employer shall have experienced the beneficial re-
suit o. his ability as Brewer, he having been un-
York, in his - ~"
New Process OF Misunderstanding Ale,
and having procured the right to use the same Th.
Sayertlser has been brewing by Mr.. Hammers pro-
Coes LOT some time and is now ready 70 enter into
some agreement by which he will bind himself to
prev Ale eqray as good Is the best Ale in the mar.
as Per Cent. Less OF b 9th Malt & Hops
than Is required by the old proCess. he wf1depO.t
stVoO with his employ err which he viii for-
IeiL IN case any Of his Ale, GreWOd in hot weather.
should sour within the first three years amer being
PrOPrstOrs Of largest Brewerles only need answer,
tan26-lt Ledger ONCE, Philadelphia, Penn.
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FOR RENT

hh House nov oeeupied by .. v. Tb,r,. -, .
IslGsery and dwelling house, sitaated On ~
~ ss 9L zA1e street, between Ptfih and SxtS
jaaiS-sf = '''1': J hSp'Y Z + S,,oos.,,.v
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WANTED--TO RENT.

/ a HOUSE suitable for = small family. ADv m.
BY applying at this ONCE. - s0OG t teasnt
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.

EUhM OF PROPOSAL.
(ToWN, COUNTY AND sFATK.I
|, tho subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United States At the Quarter
master Department at, agreeable 10 the terms
Of your inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md,-1s64, the following
:. 7ze7 Bushels Of Corn, in sacks, at-psr bushel
Of 1881 thirty-tWo pounds - : =
- --TOns of BAled Hay at-per ton of 9,OCo
,o1m53 ETons of Balod Straw At-per ton sf 1900
Delivery to commence on or before the day Of
--lso4, and 70 be completed on or before the
day oi---1S6- and -pledga myself to enter
into writ on contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space Of ten
Gays Siser being notified that my bid has been ac-
/ 81 Your Ob't. servant, 81.
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II a reliable opinion of the State of
affairs 10 the South may be formed from
the reports of Southern papers, we should
conclude that the rebellion sis on its last
legs" There has been proud and brave
effort to hide the truth from the world-to
keep especially, the people of the North
ignorant of the fast falling means and re.
sources OF the rebel cause. But the stern
pressure of extreme necessity must, sooner
or later, overcome the stoutest fortitude
and The reticeuce of the Southern people
aud the Southern press, touching their
desperate circumstances, is now giving
way.
Its rather humiliatiug to see the sen.
sual want Of human uature gaining a CON.
quest over its moral herofsm aud intellec.
tual convictions, however both of the lat
ter are misdirected, as they have been in
the revolt of the slave States against the
National authority. But it is not possible
for a whole community, embracing persons
of all ages, sexes, and conditions, to stand
out forever against famine and all its ter
ri6le suferings. Hence the cry of the
destitute aud despairtLg, hitherto but faint
and scattered, is coming to us from the
South in accents which are fast swelling
to loud and universal vail. The Raleigh
N. o'l Daily Progress December %, 1853,
says:
"Peace alone can prevent starvationI 1t
rs Jolly TO talk to US about there being
"euough supplies 10 the country. such is
mot the fact, and those who adher to
"such proposition will fad out when il
| us too late, that they have haan r,istak ,
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY ooMMAEpRR.l
HAA.LI4nHe, ". VA, JGRnAry,16, 1854.
,C!4PT4IH ". Q. THoRPE, 1stE D. 3. Infantry.
- having been EslioVed e Military COmmSnds3
49, ~. 9ess = hle oyp rsgunst the ubderigned
Sen ,; =: Kelley, commanding DopSrtment 81 wei
Capt. 9Th W Wwt va I 9xHe.
1AnAS1N Military Commander
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Fourth Page

Fourth Page. sI.-f
Interesting reading matter will be found
the fourth page of this paper. -
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Trustees sale.-
NOTICE.

J. -I.l NOLLO11t ? ? F..Fli -.aI
The bpsIne.l Of tie Bolnont Irol Jyoor,i, ~,
tosore eondnetSd nader he Arm Of IIscuiio1SS-
Under the Gtyls OF Nooulloueh, iohf 4 a. Mi a1ea
-. y Aeheaon and JeeSph BSlI hayfnr NitbdT-"9,
H9 215; ne SANE: MCCULLOUGH, LEHR 4 "a =
!. -ee-lng. ": Ha. January 8. 1884. IanGS0t
Great Bargains IN Boo . and shoo1-
M EssRS, IHIHsrBIN- 4 Co, previous 70 tbeIr Il
~! Saa4siy ntIed mp, have resolved 70 eloaS ON
so.iTe 1tosE g Roots 4ld Bhool ct tEsnty.fTS
need Of g1oh gooda vim ave moST 81 o.iiJS. ~ ~.
fn17S Bot md shos storos 10 iLaia stESst:
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WnEELIN0, January 2Sth, 1854
w the Blacksmiths OF the city Of WheeIinR
w nave agreed to charge the follow ing prices
ron M this date: Por plain shoes 81 CO. Tor toed
81 ~ Tor setting so cents sstt and for toeinR and
''''uhs % u sett' y. J. N. OHARNACK,
W. b. WALTERS,
lAnSolRN VIM. PORTNkY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

Asa member of the late law firm of Caldwell 1
"A RlesheT, 1 shall, when requested by any Of the
parties interested, settle any business len unfnish
ed BY the same.
Ta9n If he Arm NJ NaIdwalI
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For Marietta and ParkorsbUr0.

VI Ia AEietIA ana PArkorBbuFgs
IT, = The steamer EAGLE, Capt. oHLRLRs
ls9stcss3 BooTH, Master, will leave for the above
I--.,1 -. and intermediate points on Wednes-
day the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock a, ST. For freebt
or passage apply on board or to
JAnZ6 JELLY L MANNER Agents
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

FAMILY DYE COLORS.
HoRE STEVENS family dyes The most re-
III liable In the market For sale by
7. Il. LOGAN CO.,
jAn26 and LOGAN, LIST a Co.
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NOTICE-

MY wife AM, having left my bed and board
without any just eauSe or proyoeAtion, this is
~ sHe notice that Twill not be auswerablo for any
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does not relieve him from the RESPONSE
bility of having done undersigned injury
| Of course, in a general way, this ID quite
reasonable and fair. But surely in this
instance NJ. Armand either committed
the deed or had nothing whatever to dc
with it. If he did anything-f he had
hand, act, or part in the affair, he must
have tied the hands, knotted the feet
battered the head, and attempted to STOP
the windpipe of his victim. If did
not commit the criminal ofense, then he
could have had no more to do with 1t,
consciously or unconsciously, than II he
had been hundred miles away.
If the jury were justified in acquitting
Armand-and the public seems not only
to have applauded, but TO have all along
anticipated their decision-then we have
rarely heard of man more outrsgeously
yictimized than the unfortunate accused
in this singular case. He had to endure
eight months of severe imprisonment; he
had to bear the bantering and bullying,
and torturing of public prosecutor and
judge during long and weary trial and
he mas now 10 pay q fine amounting to
nearly thousand pounds for doing that
which the jury declared he never did
Some of the French papers exclaim loud
ly against the anomalies of the case and
its results; and their amazement IS not
surprising, for the whole story reads like
one of the scenes in "Gil Bias" which
describe the eccentricities of justice in the
days Of Don Raphael and Holy Herman
dad.