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, 1864-02-01

1feWHFe Oh EdISt E"F0phctss
9Th poisonous and IMPERFECT dvrs OF Etl,her Aud
;""d: :, 81 tGklMSTApoEo's 1T Is THE ONLY DY1: that j.
rS;!y Esi,ahlc; Perfectly simple perfectly harmless:
{oironlets perfectly Initiates nature, md
tonblht6 In 1sef all the perfect OF perfect dyc.
.Mannfncturrd hv j. tEtsTADOk0. 9 Astor House,
:t~ York Sold everywhere, and applied By all Hair
D E.ze. fa15ul7a Jma
, 1864-02-01

DEF BEEF !!-Sealed Pro-
posa]s In Duplicate will be received to furnish
TIE Troops Of The United States aud Iti*onera Of
War at Sandusky ard Vicinity. incanitn< johnsea's
, 1864-02-01
THE NORTH AMERICAN
REVIEW.
no. cc1l for January, 1864.

coNTEETs:
3AT.1-1lt Of William q. Prescott.
1.-The Bible and slavery.
IM-1he Ambulance system.
1E-The Biblotbcca Sacra.
Y-lmnGrahty In Politics.
.W-Ihe Early Life Of Gov. Winthrop.
vIl-1he Sanitary Gommts1ton.
V1tt-ltcnana Life Of Jeeue.
1A-Thc Presidents Policy.
4-Cr1lcA1 Eolicct.
, 1864-02-01

nots stands prcemlnently nrst. Ita advantages fof
raising cattle and hogs sFe too well to require
part Of tho State veil adapted. and illinois cal
bow boast OF many Of tho largest ochs in The COM.
try. No branch Of Industry offers greater Induce
, 1864-02-01

atsny grown in Europe. Tobacco Of toe 1ncst quajL
y e fa7sed uptn lsnSs purchased Of tue Company,
crops ihe State COTTON, TOO. Is Taissd. e eoa
s e Is Ths
attentton and experiments upon alarge scale have
hat years uois
Tlll produce large surplus Of sugar and molassez
Fruit.
peculiarly ada5 tod to ituit Tasing: aud peaches
na e E e
ss a. Te!i - other markets. and always command
... Coal and Minerals.
The Immense coal deposits Of Illinois are worked
e s sss d T. son Ill., aas an 5
ssstS ~s,a 1Saoehe' "a
Lumber
II any other great market Of the United states-snd
is 81 @ soncr psS
s ssE s@: sa L sHS
To Actual Settlers
ahs p5ed eg t r.
ssar Il sd e
children may grow up with all the hcneats ot edaca.
uon and The best OF pubuc schools, can hardly be
oserestimated. No state In The uEion Is tncreaskf
5sss stRh a51s hs sse 81 Sc saaa as in
Prices and Terms OF PAYMENT,
The price Of lands varies ffoEn u tSv Il. md up
ard per acre. and they are sold on long credit. on
otNT. from Tho long credit price IL made to those
Who make payment Of ons-lourth Of the principal
a dedncflhn of TwRETT FAR CENT. IL made to those
who purchase for cash. Never before have greater
inducements been offered to chah purchasers.
..... - EXAMPLE.
Forty acres at 80 per ncfe long credit interest
1t AtI CENT. nAYnhla annually In HdYancn: thh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
TRuSTEE,S SALR

as THURSDAY, fhe ID day e llhreh, 1854
" fnul1e9ang Il Is 0'GiOSk A. NJ - LhR Arullf
ooar u ~ O0uTI HDOss 6ar l5o o0D1ry= N Je1Es-
Ence q oeSd q trust 1ruD " al G. SGp7t A4sd
Gbe La December, 1853, recorded N Ehe RecordsGE
o1hne h- $40 county. N Book 3 page Ia Arid
C14aUaAls and hEFI1g AEsn- ~ N 1rder Of he CIR
SE8 O1ur8 III 61tsl0 county, oily nPspoin1sd the
s1gaas u1dEr TIA sd dss4, n de place AID R-esd
ct md heE h1dAnr II pu9liE En1tl1A 5ar cash A
the foD0NInE dsHz1hsd para Fl irEa uEubeEsd
EEEIy thTee ga 40 thirtg-fOur 80 u J0nELhHa
ZEDsB h3itiln the CITY q hBS8f6E; beginning
~ de oar1usr EeH1 Il HETkHf street and south y
EEEzEtin EEreet= 4hanes H3u1h With NRTksE sfr-sf
nnsty LINZ i49l fseS; thence west, WIKI iznF pn--
GBt1 via REl1k1in EfussE, ne Au8drad and twenty
IEssl lest AeT Il 3sef wids; thence VIII sad
AAEy HtDay-ltne t99I fBeE ~ FrEn3lR afEBeH; Eui
thence with FrEnE1In Ftree1 to the bEsEfIiltIR
fabIi JAMES 4 WHEAT Trr-ara
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

ECAIRo. Feb. s--NsbcbeI Edr7ces Of the
"a nit ssy ttRt SOD rsbeI carAIrV are
SIX niles from tnat place threatening Al
stack
TIE s2d Illinois aud I2th Wisconsin
have re-e1lisfsd
Desertsrs reported two briFsdes OF
Louisiana ADD Tens troops marching trou
Western Louisiana 70 us MIssIseippl river
opposite Ro5neF, with vIeE to teupora-
MY blockAdiEg the riEsr 10 get arms ana
ammunition from lie east To the Trans
Mississippi Department
II IS ssid lhst tie enemy has ALREADY
sueceeded il crossing several th5uszna
stand Of Lrns Eut 3 large amount Of An
nunit5oa-
Ths steamer Lily Marin Vas cap,u-ed
by gDeT5llAs nesr Napoleon last Thursday
and skea ns tie Arkaesss river : gan
boat VIII probably Be seat Af1e- her.
Gov Jehnsoa has authorized rae forraR-
taOn OF regiment Of mtaupe men for he
saPPresElca Il EpeaIIHS-
General orders have oeeu Issued order
ing measures Tor pniting down raids by
guerilla operations be repaired Aod Unioo
refugees b. Supported By assessusnts On
Becessonisrs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
Arrival from Port RoyaI-0mciaI
Report.

FoET2Ess NoSEoE, Feb. 2-steane-
Urton has arrived AZ 5ours from Port
Royal, and bound 70 New York Jan IA,
cEptneed tie rsb=i ste4ns, Nay Flower u
Sarass!e Pass, Florida, IoEoed with COZ
Ton JAn- 5lst, OF CAarlestea-heard
heavy fang.
The Unlsa put ia 70 Hampton. Reads to
forWard despatched
Gen Butter las jast received the follow
ing official repsrE
On lhE 5lsr January an expedition went
mp James RTvsr ana Pagan Craek 70 Smith
| fed, to join Aa eIpsdiiioo up The Chaeks-
tax, under Gen Grkhsu, - DESTROY prori-
Sons, Supplies, station Aod suuEE.icE
depot. The expedition landed 81 Smith
he'd, cocsistInR OF 50 men and cne hewitt
FER. sBdsF Capt Lee. acd nArcasa 70
Chpckstak. wBza miles bsroad Smith
TED they eBe0onjersd q rebel force 200
strong, Win Two pisces of artillery, rour-
rag Uaen, bat receiving false iafO-uR1ion
Of heavy force between Them kod ChncE-
etAS- sad they retaSred 10 Saitadsld, and
sent for the armed transport. Smith Briggs.
which owing TO s fog. 6id rot r-r7Ts
hi l2-S0 o. Monday The snszv so
srroaF, win toGr PIECES Of ErriIle-r At
lacked Capt Lee st asEEkt; They held
Out sEEIrsT several furious attacks ard
charges from the eneur uatil The Smith
BnEEs arrived The ensny were repulssd
II e1eh attLek win aesEy I5ss. They seq;
three Tags of lrace deaaod ding their sa.
rsrdeE, Il .! which Capt Lee refused
On s-1iIsI # tie Smith Briggs thsy re-
treated On hosrd, Ehes the enemy oSc1-
ped the place and opened : htaFT fire Of
artillery GE,0o then The chief engineer
voaaded sad the u euEi1esr missing
This prevented The boat from working OF.
sad 5usiiE bsli struck her boiler ant shs
WAS disabled
Capt let snd portion Of bis men
escaped by swimming Reross sse rlrer-
The otbers were captured, sosoE them
Capt Rowe, Eto vas Eo=uded
Oar loss II killed, voEade5 and missing
was 50 The rebel loss II killed ard
Eonnaed vas 80 heizg heavier owing TO
| attack
Sooa a-fs- tse esp u-e Of The Smith
! Briggs shs vas blown mp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
TRUSTEES SAW

az THURSDAY, HE &c d1y q Ma, 1864
" fcnEmsnczng 81 ID O'clock A NJ II tie 1rCuz
dar Il rhs OoErt HD1Bs 1r- Ctj0 COUNTY; n Pu-su-
EDse u 6rad Of tCusS Waller 6 SootI dated
6Gi day d IEne, 1850 rsCOptisa n IL Racardsrsu
o11cR ao- sax a01uTy, N H1CA q plEE So Il Ed
WEld & FItzknEh EbE having E,ze5, by An sI-der
q he CaFu5t ColTS fZE Chio c<1uET. Only H;i1caute5
rhA Eus1ee EndG The Rhla deed, II ;Se place and
ufaHa 81 Ia sd EdUErd q FIfzhuEt- 7 ahkl asH
. he AEest md bsGt b-ddsfa4 pEb &c Ec1i=n fax
GaDe hEDtred Ard eiEtfF-ucs 81 SITUATED on DOM
E-Sst n he CITY q WhsaliEz- only knEEn -
tbe SnAsSUy FrDPsrty- and THE IMPROVEMENTS
Aire0 i've shares oSaOek in tbe wnahiagzou Han
AhsDcIA-i1n-
Alse eas ahAS. a ssoak IN As H4ps5a kAa
"a e' N LAKES :. vEx.T 7,,....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

WAsz-soToE, Feb She Wars sad
Means Cou1iEes Lave Informally en-.
s-ds-s6 the tex o. petroleum sod = bsaeo.
a ds!=ERtlon Of butchers Eere oeEo-e lhe
Can nil1ee 70 day, reuonsC-A1i1g bgaInsE
aaT iucressed tax o. beeves
& sp=ciai committee 20 enquire ipto ne
expenses II tie NsrAl department VII
nsef to-1DorsW. The uszter a-sr 10 D.
investigated Is 10 be tazt corcerLiag uuI-
cshs=s maze By sUiss OF The DrpAF11eut.
nei II secoresset viii Law. where exo.-
bltAut prices we're paid
Ths S@DAte MlIL4ry Committee have
passed upon large punber Of nil!tarr
1o1lnHuoos- Gea. SchoSelGz noninA-
non, togsiber win many others, we're
postponed
ThE Naval CunmnIee also passed ueon
al naTAi formations b=iOre Ihen. ThsE
hksE5se eonsi1ersd and viii re,orf a hi
To .qasliEe the grade of lir= o55srz in ne
navy.
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Ra1rSSiii ~ Aifsy11tiS.I q stsan,
ship AmedeS

Wv Tex. FEB s-The E1eaEer Amer
'.tsE, froEn hee0en, va Soathanpton, 18th
3a'ssEy, aaa arrived.
100. oQ9 sieElinR, speeis, had bed seat
By me Bank Of RnR.nsa 70 FrAOee.
emend Tor dlsooRai II Loaaoa heaTT-
Rebai lean 3464L
FTeoch Adniral HAalia URs dad
iTAIr--Tse DirIt,o had Sssa seized 70,
Pabil>RinE GArikAidis address aaAsaneaUr
tSe for94uea OF Committee 20 promote
IralIAn uaIoa-
Berlin journals assert Deanark ready
70 participate IN the eOnfeep4ee proposed
by EnEiaad, provided Fraaes vii.
Prince Charles leaves Berlin On the 70th
With his star
ThirJy-tEs thozsAad Prassiaa troops
were despatched 70 HOlstein, VA Hsaover,
Who you'd cross the Roe without balrinR
Austrian troops foE SchIesEiK Eere for
Eardsd o. the 2oth BY special trans car
rEing GEO men each, via Bertha
II 4 asserted that tie Austrian ioU sr
hose EefEses tea uiilloas credit 6snaRded
ey the government Tor ezpeases Of the oe-
eupnTiOa OF Seh!esEig.
La Frasoe Asserts that PrassiS End
A0sIFiA's frs set viii be 70 Orter Prince
AngusuasberE 10 qnII Helstsin-
The HsInsr Z=izang ays=
II the small States had foreseeu thai the
great Powers intended to upheld The Lon
Goa treAgy pnder al eireURStanees, they
would have voted for oeeupaIIoa At he
outset.
The DAghlAdet sAys:
DenDark cannot comply With ApstriE
Ana PrassiA's ultinstuu. What hAppeos
depends or evenuaAiities il Europe and
Germany. In ease Of var the German
Aruiss rEq nirs four weeks 10 collect nee
szssTy streaEth- By thea the Danish ar
ny VIII Be larger than ever, and fortified
with works able 70 hold IL check sn enemy
iElee ks str0hg-
COMMUNICATIONS 2S.3d
lover. Ffour dull
E0adOA-Rhes lGd,2s lover.
The Austrian force for Schles1iR viii
hardly number %. 0p9
Il is stated that the English sqaadrea
Eoeld be ordered 70 Hilegolaad
The Bank of EaglARd has raised the rLfs
OF interest 70 eight per cent
Skxouy and Hanover viii allow free
passage TO tbs Austrian ana Prrsssan
roops- These viii march viLhout dslEy
iato Seh!esWig.
The London Tioes of TIE 1Izt has a re-
port that Denmark has offered 70 sa-pend
the oboozions CorsIitstiea and address
If such an offer has bee1 made, II win far 4
tins arrest the imminent danger Of var.
Al Liverpool on the 20th, cotton wLs
verr dali aod slightly lover Bee4 dstuEs
we're STEADY kod unchanged, Provisions
we're qaleI Asd ste4ir Sugar very duh.
Petroleum very Gull; refined Is lid
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

"a Tax Acrs OF TzE LAST SEssleH
EEAElT READY.-As there has beer con-
siaerao3e inquiry Anonz The people A. 70
lie sets6f sae last session Of TIE Legi=lA-
rare, IL * eeened buf Jass to the Paesle
Printsr, TIA: The reasons Ely ibty have
aos psea printed sooner should be sssisu-
ed 1t Vas At hrst supposed that The acts
would make book Of aDSat oae baadred
and SIXTY PsEss. Instead OF that number
they uiiI make over three hundred pages.
o~ing to Tie eOadit5ou Of the country .
reveluziOo has taken pisee IN The trade Of
the stock usually egPioyed by printers
tor job Eork- and Il Has bssa VeEy din
cult 70 obtain he desirable pHtenaL TIE
var, 100. has Ts1 greatly reduced ihe
number Of printers. Besides an his tss
iadeEiag. biOdiog ana pr1ntiag processes
are 81 necessarily EloE, and Ear these
many reasons tAe pusiie PRIMER las no,
bsea able to taraish The se4s "a yea HsE-
ever, some Of them viii De ready for de.
livery bE the middle OF next week, ana
Atnes tina; th*y VII be delivered as fast a.
they are needed TAXING s1sz,hing 1afo
eOliaerAhiOa, the pCint1ag has .bsen don.
Win EreAt eEPeanl01
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

TEEs Invaluable incidence Is rrfAiErg Z The eurs
u Al those pAiafal AID sAuge-sss GssHsss . which
she fsrHsls eanEtEtioa RE4secz 1t InOae-Ates Al
sEusss And rsDoEas Al oaszrne1l0nA, and s,ssay
care may Be rsIis4 IN
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is T.sraEhr3J Eunhd- Il WI, N short lima,
bring 81 the monthly period win regulk-1;y-
-EAcA Dot1lAz price One DoIlE-, beu-1 tbs Eovern-
DGz1 Stamp q GrsHt BIgtEn a preEsm eoGn1G4az
CAUTION.
ThfBC PElG GhOdl6 nSI b aka by 1eInAIa4 during
tie FIRST THREE MONTHS d Pregnancy, - they
E-e SIRE 60 bring On NiasE-zlAea, Bz1 n Any ether
tlhs they ere mE
In AZ Cases q nsrV1us Hna Spinal Adsc4iuas Prinl
In tse Back aud LiEnha- FEtFDs ca sligt1 ersrElsz
PAlT1=H+ioa Of The HeHr, Hystsr5es Goa EhnsA,
thass FiTls VI sEse4 \ Gzrs When A. ozse- zDzEls
hEFs fhilsd and ElShOnEh a powerful raz.sey, 9,
nat esrIGtn E-sn, ehlsos AaI1nU1y. q A-ythznr
bsrrfEI 70 the constitution
Fun directions in the PhnpAles EsouDa each peck
Hg=- which EhDli6 he csrsfuIly yrss9-vaz
Sols hgsu1 for rhs United sGESss ADD CEEAdAA
JOB MOSES, 2 o0-1lsosi st-NF
N R-SLO6 aud Eix postage stAn;A, enciossd e
any HuIb0Clssd agent VII insure boEsis coE-AirirE
hfs5 RilIS by reFIrr mail
For EAie Ey LAUsELIEs sCSEFIELB,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

SE ToRK, Feb- s--Tse Hezala'u Hev
Orleans isr1er sayE
Troops ere being hurried over Lake Po.-
ehASrAlD and fHnded AZ MGdeseu vile. An
4gTee tha4 Mobile Is 70 Be attacked By lisa
The Worlds Hilton Head correspondence
oPEHtiOn. .gaia=t Charleston haze mr.
GsDeral Gilmore goes TO W1ssiDgto. 70
represent sHaizs ez:Eeea hiassa Asd Con.
Dahlgrea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

~TzE RIEEE vas rising during yes
tsraAy ET1n 4 sPbeadid saaRe d vAIer for
all ParPoses- The Esatker beeaae qu4s
cold sItez The liight tAll Of Snow Ua Tees
day night The LOalsviIls did not get OF
on Tuesday evening but vas SIN At 1ha
IsDd1ag yesterday The Odd FeHOu snd
Dine are nov raining OPPoitiOa in tAe
SRn6Eh trade and there ia qRlle a lively
eOzpeariOa between the rvo boata-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

TTat8A1. eSaPlkls OfShs EsE'i5isSst. sskGa
3 blessing, and AZ sfgoaI treo the Mar
lhGl Of The day, RiIi5nn TnIEEaas, Esq-, The
Bs55 Is esi - - feast
to tie fnIlast extent The Band played
several popular airs, and At the eOnelu-
riOu Of the SaPPE, Mayer CEEngle sue
eeszirely introduced Nessra. Stevenson,
Phelps, Bunker AID Hubbard of the Senate,
each Of whom welcomed the soldiers in
brief AID APProPriRte speeches
Gel. Capehhrt vas then called apon and
gracefully acknowledged the eonpEment
which had beea paid TO himself AID con-
mAnd-comPHme1ted the ladies' and thank
ed the representatives OF the State and
city His remarks we're frequently ap-
p!ARded
Rev David Fireman, the chaplain Of the
FeEineBt, wns thea called upon, aud made
a very stirring speech Ee alluded 70 the
=1ursturainK brave" of the Command and
70 the courage which be had Witnessed up-
on the PAEtOf the men of the regiueu1-
He said they we're brave men II ever brave
9ea lived There were Other brave men
in the army and ont Of it BE spoke not
deeoEAtory 10 any, bat these msa we're
PartealErly brave They would SIGHT any
bOdys anywhere Aod AZ any tlne, mornior
noon or night Instead of shunniag fgh,
they Tere always ezEy to 90 into one
Some Of them are such spleadid soldiers
that !: looks IKE $ vase Of The raw ma
terial TO see them pairing their toe nails
The chaplain spoke Of q sang which the
boys Used TO ing anrirE the winter when
they ouEht to hEVekeen thinking about free
King to death. Being called upou to singi, rs
asked the boys 10 join hun and proceeded
TO comply. Daring the singing of the
song, and hfrsr 1t vas sung, The greatest
enthusi So Vas manifested The chorus i
Ho. sOoDe. EhAa anEsls r1.eh
@E soidlars grEEeA-
Fer BsVsr GAAH frziEurs make
Aur1han frsaam ElErea
The Reverend gentleman thea alluded TO
those in the S0uth Who iasugurated the
rsbelHen, and their miserable condition Al
present, saying that many of them would
Be glad TO come back into tie Union and
s1elA'En, il the language of The old hymn,
This isshn way kong have sought,
Ard EnOETDsd SseHnss toUad Il not.
William raiiAat, Esq- then proposed
three cheers for the Union, three for the
cavalry, and three tor Abraban Lincoln,
The next Presideas OF the United States, all
of which were given With al annistzksble
will And earaes1Dezz
The soldiers and citizens thea took their
departure in the utmost good hanor. and
the universal expression was that The en-
teEtAin@eot vas IN all respects a most
complete and happy Success. The oe-
eaEisa VIII long be remembered, With
P5eAsHraole emotions, By ali Who pau5ei-
eased
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

~RE.E1L1sm-Wsk had Ne pleasure
Jescaa-J 81 peeunE Col HErdiu DuVAfyof
tie Sth West Virginia Infaury. BE m
tor1s n tl6As EdlIr f1s hsharSd Of his
- hRRs rs-eaI7slsd f1r thzI4Er and are
roy e5joyAg hSf1rlOugh II CaArissaoa,
IKsahVAA eOua4E- re coiData via jsaa
thu n ihht PISee. @ he ooh Of 1his
IsNlths
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From Gen. KellgyT Department.

NV YOKK, Feb. IA special to the
E=-sld dsted HsA5quar;ers Department
Wezi Virgins, Feb d, Pm states Jha;
Col AG!ligsn this aoraisE drsVe the ca
eny NON acd r=-oeeupied B1.!inEtou and
4oorfe-d Jue;ion II Patterson Greek Val
ley. AZ nuen SEQ OF RosserS rebel cav
shy srtsnP'ed % burn North Branch and
Pattsrsoo Creek bridges SBd caS tie tele-
grAph- Ihsy we're driven Of without
doing serious damage. Tee fires we're put
CIT, sod the rebels pursued by PeaaEyl
vaaia eavalrE.
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Trade Restrictions IN West Virginia
Removed.

WAsEITeToT. Fec 2--TrAde restrie-
sioIs il West Virginia are removed BY the
iSseresHTy of lie Trtasu5
The Seaa1e E4nEnce GonniItee have re-
ported tbt House IaL=rRAl ReEeaRe bill
via sResdneuts. 81
Ihey drop Ibe NJ On Ehisky or hand,
Cat lDerssSe rEles 20 ese e. ali nauztse-
tured atter passage Of the bzll 70 Nav Isl:
zoe @ Al uA1ufAcIRrea iron NAy Lat. aos
Soc On all lbere4ttz.
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Operations in North Caro1inn.

NIWEHRE. y c, PED. /, VIA FoR1REss
NoSEoE Ii Naj0r General Bsztzsr- Rarly
tbs no-ri-g or ouiposis 81 Bachelor 5
Creek wEre attacked By the enemy, rep
resented to be il 1eree IS, 900 strong, coz
slstiRg II Hoks's brigade 1od Piekets's
dIvIsIon
Il being imnrAcreAbIt 10 mako An I'd
teRaIe aeferee, On, force felI hack IN good
order, destroying the camps and abandon
ns bal tsW Stores. With it= loss Of f.oa
90 to 100 nen and ore section Of IigA4
| A-r5lery.
Oar forces are GOV go srrsegss ,szs re
Are eonhde0tof 8 successful resistance.
Almost simultaneously With this Atcsck
tie eatny,z advance on The south side OF
lhe SeEse- with " asi fo-re il Is dihealt 70
estimate, Asd we're haudaoDely repalsed
Concentration confines EItb Mc.
ets=a cl:y, BAT the Enemy are uezr he
railroad, viii the eTldent inteaIIon Of
euuing il
The command Al BeaUfor1 is Avsr. Q.
the sliasu0or kDd wLl Use every ez1ri %
P:sFslf sry II t=-ruptioa ii tbs road
tSlEasd- !. r. P1-xIR,
R-t-ESF.- CZ--s-S7
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@AasEsrEp pon u.1.o Ta,nn.nn.

~4R2EsTED RoR UsISo TRArRokors
LAxsEAeE--on TnezdAy evening" ]. B.
Jackson, lawyer a St. NG-y's. PIeAsaots
Sonuty, a son Of Gea Jackson Of PArkers-
6Hzg, AID brother OF Hen- John J. Jack
son, OF the Upited States District Court,
EAs arrested at tbe spngg House for
nsing dislsysi language He vas taken
to the UEse of Captain oFer by LisuL
Work, Of the First West Virginia Cavalry.
A0d Vas consulted to the Arheaean .
await further orders from Gen Kelley
Jackson, 1t u said, mad. The remark that
the aeE order OF things established by the
Legislature of West Virginia sAooId never
Be isAagurHnsd IN MS county. pleasantly,
that he had the eontrol OF things down
there. aad WsaId see 10 II that no aboI-
tiOn EunoFstiosz sboO3d gaia EoOi hold.
Ee called The Prezl8eot = ID old Abo!i-
ZIONIST, sd sald ne CJseksoa) vas rebel
Al beAs', aud Sc vas sis h,ber- Upon
being asked ~hy he cid no; 20 70 Dixie,
be replied th1t he Eould, oriy ihar he
ooaIa DO the reOsi cause more good BY re-
aairisS mere BE As somewhat iato1i-
Gated At the rlne, out made 10 rssi.aEpss
70 Liszi- WORK VINO, upoa taking charge
Of Jackson. remarked thL, he had LOST a
brother ana fntber IN this var, ana that
ne esala 20; SAT euieiiy by ard bear any
RAo talk treasen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

p - VO1as ~ aRst 4izEia1i., &
yO0 wish 70 entist il one Of The hest reesss-
neots in The z s service. jas, can on
Capt Dean, At the sprfeg House he is
recruiting oBeer fer Ebe Is, West TFrpi.5,
Veteran Cavalry. Ne slsHsripz the bsst
kind Of inaaeensa.s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

~Young NIX, please notice the fol-
loving testimonial II Is an extract iron
a letter If r H Goudy, hate ofthis city,
but now Of Knoxville. Tenn, 70 his father
here
Il have ObEained some Wheeling pa
Pers which l read with great interest
The advertisements remi1d ne strongly
OF bome- am especially gladdeDed q
reading that Of my friend NJ Hitchcock.
Ny attendance al MS scoVol Is the founda-
ton Of all my good fortune here ] would
not regret a thousand dollars for the ben
eft received In my course with thai
gentleman" jan29-1w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

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IN Brooke coUxTY.

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