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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
FOR SALE

:, ~, u tiQR SALE. - -. sf S, -
u nnls nine IN square tBeuty-aix, on, which
q . brick house containing siTht rorSS
g On the town Of. sopIh WheslinR. ana ~
9el9i9G the PropeFiy II Henry Aekerrnsn. IL
t44t,oI seEen acres Of sgr ound near Bsnvood on
t4nSp - 9 largo brick house, name stabie 4 E,SS1
Wy 400 small out bul orchard of ROod INIT
AND grape vines III full bearing ~ = St''
kor terms apply to the SubssribaP In usv,ii.Sli
MerShAn county, West Virginia, SS-'
(, e leeSsz W 9 IL H,MeMRoHEN.
sTHUsTEE'S SALE OFFIVGETIARI.R
81 Ri By Al sfcs TAT Gsass@siiis
Ntrtne o. 9 deed Of trnst, executed bys ohri..
~, tisn ammefer; 70 the undersiEned. dStsd ths
1atn Gay Of January, 1854, and 1904 "a In tEs
Sters einsei Of the County Court of:Cbio so,;fS
20 sL4te oi,Mese irgnn. IN Deed Book Ne "A Soiio
oatt1 VIII proeeed TO sell tho mint I61S - ~
OouEt HOUSE the said county IN Ohio on 'FitirsSS
me llth day 81 lebruAEy, at II 4. n ~
l0l!oNIng propeftys- tt4tA .tfiitlsiF' sell = 2
. certain piece Of ground Inah4 CITY oE yVbesI,A,
q toiloWs; Beginning g tho Soifh eoT
nee o. MADISON street and east a n SStnSst
tnenee south with Market street tentSsntn SSSf
otS oE east parallel With AIadson
feet thence parallel VIII
So stteet % 4ladttonj the nee With NRdiaoh a
ne place q begihrihg. With All =
Selling q trnstes i shall eonySy p,hb ,,ti... .,
FteTtea IN ne By said deed of lrust, - = =
Eotma OF sale, Cash. = : - -,
-SeEAA..4L N 90 itG stfs-i5 q OH RFTRuT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

= tltHeE y decided lmeSsmsnt ,iu jKsn.
tnekyi to'Eemoyoathssl Capital ftoms FteSE.
tort 70 louisville. T6s isau1s sor. af :.
sS sag y y sI nPE gong ga ip several Of
~ 3 ~ =. =; ! y ~ - :,
!. = ss9sEss nea Glle, has. kept 7tgslFe or
! iSo g e hens b t3i s9s tss5 iySsrS
saeesl htsi books - follows. 06stoii kSs6tn,.
.sE: rs s. s. ~ q ~ =.
net profit $2s, 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
p TRUBTEE,S sAI..i75ll's' 81

5tEhh THuHspAES the Sd day Of SiSyll1tl iss1.
r. ESanenstng g 40 o'eloek H. II vi az fs..s
o ~ tns uenft Hoa9e FOR Ohio county i1
" q yspe Ia the n s[sSa
IL 81 S SSsss eeq Rqeh si6. "a III
q the Cfrepit Court if IA Is ~ " eEae!
sas Under Che DECD ia ts ~ NJ
~ ~ ne 80 n ~ hSii N
sasn he one q ID II LoE
~ ~ e sse go III a. TosS
ths 3 assS q
thste6l. ana the snseGs
4sss asS Ws.hiaE i5 Han Il u
ss Al;s sss here Il asR q nj HsaPaslaRatl
lsh1 e gAiiEs ,It,Is9,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
SALE o.
Valuable Real : Estate

pnder5igned wiz sell at pnbEs auction nj the
- mont door Of the Court Hon5s on MONDAY
Ss9EaaFy 70, 1884 the following Lots, situated on
AAna1 Daniel Zanoas adaitl6h Is IN eItv
tas % VT: Lots No. II, 1S is, 8s and So
'tton 70 the city OfWheeling. ~ Iii e'44i-
AisoI piece Of ground containing one acrs, three
Isa1 ~ ssS1 e. P0stA ids 81 the
1isos GPteee qf, greaad fronting 100 feet on Wa.
De lS1. street and running back 40 tset
,Ai.e' 9 Of Let % the west side q York
street adlolning 0oFnAl Nus Luko's,
. 1ASI1o, 9 lot south ofthO above. j. . s,..,s :.
( 9etma ofsaleS OaShS sth5if ,aofz sisf5 ft-,..
81 = -ssa.SsisH - sata g. I. CRANMER,
-1e1Nsto .llistssti arr ~ HEeoukoFa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

TAR homeopathic iphysioiaus Tof az
4epis hare raised their charges. 81, ~
.ssysstsit Nithia : mile thsy, charge tv 3
dollar7s md .fop every sueosodine mile ona
dollar. FoE ! single Ets5t Nhssss 10 III.
Tier attsndanee e required the bF;es Il
nom thrse to ten dollars. s'Se
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
q NOTICE. /. 81. (. e. "a.

VIE underetgnea = desirous OF selling. Aud .e.,s
folloWtng Raj q q ~ sIIE,
t1i Ward bet Nosn ~ sIS1l ~ fT.os
Nh: laus h6dfSs 49, Al thSr.
ap4 Kitchen aud q E6od GSH on
~ a1e.s * e y q seq - sgts tssR ssFifi'
q me Above pEoPsrty can be 5arehnsea AZ
febTpS, re eHentesnth day Of
pa t4e stpAd q public sale . ths hjEheSt
STiiiiis q q ri ciip,l r MID
90 and tNo u, via q g & N itsssS n
ne Reyl1eQtF TIE tile ilIjlS - -. Si ~
ei jsaS g sre - = s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
PROPOSALS FOB. IOR.
2, z, NEDIoAL PuGyE1ol'B o1llo1,

- 4! :. y O-pE epr1aFy l. lSeA
" once until II NJ, February tie 25th. Tor fur.
ICE 70 the Medical Departments Of the Army
me present year at tho pointO- herein deSia
ntee: Ehe ice @ % stored by the eoptraotOT IN
PESSPery constructed iee'houses Of each polnt 81
~ ~ q u PeiotS tns 1oti Yot April neEt
le not 70 bereoOlpted for untt1its Quality me
OF khe tee;hqnae and ths manner In V6fsE NJ
s spb5in.6a Tor ne sFpSse' or 81 @sSEs
AMOUNT tps % made only ior khS
Inc proSss siii ~ n az Eng seeeiRsed tos;
below & required 4.
!4ss aaSshs ss sSi 5 g:
rats ess and nd. under ihs sane esnsllioas
Ahiniap6ii:, Md.11cssSss.s ~, .5.S -
Ii ted States-2S6 iona - N""eA " 'Gne Snif
Point Lookout, Mi.@Ice bousses oyns1 II, i, Il, j.
States 200 tons. hf M y E fp v Y Elitee
= % ststsio0 tons. not owned By the 5gni.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

We would be much indebted 70 some Of
our many friends and subscribers ID wash
iugtoa and Greene counties, Pa, il they
would furnish US items oflOeaI'ueks in
those counties. We do not want long
letters, but short items of neighborhood
news
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
1hs state oapl&AI ousatiSl
Or thEaRURa N. W FEB i 1884,
Bdiior5 II lligeliesl b

10 your issue 81 ssturdhy notice the
argument IL the Sen son the appointi6e
of committee ol hree 70 iook out site
for the Capital ahd was gratiied With,tte.
very sensible views taken of the subject by
Messrs. Bunker, Atkinson, Brown and
Hubbard. WeshsVes the Capital testRblisl-
ed al the city % wheeling for three
years. and hence cannot be summartiy
turned ont Of doof TheneW by stir mp o.
bone of Contention and discprd at this
inauspiciOus moment when troops by the
hundred, and wagons. horses aud mules
oy the score, and eommtssArys stores and
ammunition are reported gobbted up With
iimPunity on .ourHery border3
We thought. yeaF ago that the close of
last July would fnd the rebellion with q
broken back, ON prophecy was not full
filled. We;see wing monster bracing
up for another onset iIf3the spring, and be-
fore grass gtows ne may find that some
OF ns will have more slot and SHELF than
pOtatOss for our dinners. Under these
fcite1mstancessI do hope the Legisldture
will drop this upnecessary and 3perplexing
subject OF locating the Capital and PEN.
itentiary, do up all RseesSargi business, and
hurry home and go a make hunting
amongst the GegPerhsadS before the Pres
14SuAal
Yours, 81, IIs 'iI GREEs'
THR KsntuckS legislature, after ysri6us
and repeated efforts TO eleat Upited States
Senator to take the place OF Mr.sFoWelI
whose term expires ia 1866, have adjourn!
ed Without accomplishing their Object
Mr.. Guthrie, q pro,slayery lunIopist, was
the leading candidate until Friday last,
when Gov. Bramlette Was brought forward
aud dfstanced Mr.. Guthrie by. a single vote
on the last ballot taken. Hslwould prob
ably have been elected on Saturday but for
the discovery that the election of the Gov.
erpoE as senator would. necessttatea new
election for Governor. And so the Ieetsla,
ture adjourned without tresorttue 10
another ballot, and the question is shslved
until the fall session. Governor Brsmlette
was By far the best. candidate presented.
Bis uuionism hass ,latterly become quite
positiyeiu its typsj and the loyal people Of
Kentucky find hin safe Governor and
could we'll afford 70 trust him in the Sem,
ate chamber. q E1.g saaaa )
az4 E----=7-.-T-T'S - -r---=TTT-r----;if 5 -
THE richest woman in the world, is Miss
Butditt' Contts, andsa grand ball lately,
given by her, at her residence on StFatton
street. isshqs described II, 5ths London,
.Po't:-"Thsi guests, : began to arrive at
half-past ten O'Clock and. at midnight all
the saloons were e yded With a brilliant
company, lTheD 4 "a ess Of oanbridge aud
the Princess Mary honorsd thessreuuiep
with their presence, arriving at eleven
o'clock, Attended BY Col. Home P1rsYss aud
Lady Geraldine Somerset. The Prince 81
Orange arrived Al. midnight, Prince Fred
srick Of Holststn, ths Prince and Princess,
EDWARD OF SAKE Wsimfr, and the Prince
and : 5ipsess Bandipt, Wste among, the
guests as .n4ga l.5gtW SOC &,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
8 s. ilIII, a

M Ns 1auRsDAY, tks 81 d. ~ 4. -.
g 70 O'clock g ~ -
Snee efA DECD % iEEt iron q ~ q
- ~ 1853 recorded is III
1S ~ l Book % b 49,
e9s Court LOT do lIhlS III IL
tEaItee lnSisI g ne ! NJ
" nc I qhall IN q ~ No.
ne I9lIPH5ps tessslb or 81 -
t5l at4 SIN -
a ~ Il bSginhiRE
Ia - - $500
.iIsi = ~ -.
tset tar alleH IN ~ ~
49, ~ 1T 70 HI ~ 4
is6I - az & ne VA 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

We do not see how collision hetW0oa
North oaFolidA aud he leShfsdoy e eav-
eminent Is long 70 be ayoidsd. The e4-
prssSions OF disaaeetiOu. ID which tbs
leading Journals .OFthat stste Indulge, are
SO emphatic, those journals SO clearly rep.
resent large and Influential portion of
the citizens, that conflict with the author
lties at Richmond seems inevitable. The
GoternoriPtotests against the taxation OF
State property BY aihs. Go afsdsrates gozsrn..
msnt, and is reported by rebel papers TO
have drunk to the stars and stripes al a
banquet on Christmas eve. oae of the
newly elected members. of Congress asks
that the State. be allowed to depart In
peace, unless the Confederate goyernm snt
will keep its promises to her. The people
are holding meetings in YArious counties,
calling for . State convention. The Ra-
leigh State Journal sees direct eonnee-
ton between these movements aud Presi.
dent Lincoin's amnesty proclamation.
The Raleigh Standard and the Progress
have both declared Ia substance that, iii
the CONSUMPTION Law is tobe executed the
State will not remain in the COpfederacy.
The ProgresF sayS that on this point the
conflict between the State and the Rich
mond government viii begin. We quote
lite language: Z
'When an attempt is made TO enroll those
men who have furnished subtitutes in this
State, Writs Of hG6edJ corpus vii be applied
for. Those Writs will be granted, and the
persons SO enrolled will be released, and
then, the Governor being pledged to en-.
force the decisions Of the judiciary, the
conflict will commence; and should the
presence of every soldier we have sent to
the field be necessary to uphold and de,
tend the decisions of our Supreme Court,
the Executive is pledged to, employ them
for that purpose. And the issue will arise.
The men will be called for, aud the Judges
will decide adversely TO the action of Con.
gress. Then the authorities at Richmond
must back down or We must, or collision
must ensue; and tor all this the unthinking,
unreasoning body known as the ConfedeF-
ate Congress, will be responsible.
"But after this question We shall have
another. Browne propositions or some.
thing like them will be passed. a levy en-
nadtss from Is to so or go will be made,
aud the'Whole people will be required 10,
submit 70 q military despotism. Such is
the tendency of the action of Con-
gress and 70 such extremes are We
likely to be driven. Will our people sub.
rnit2 We hope not. We would do any
thing for independence but We wilInot en-.
'sIhVe ourselves. Let our rulers and 'lepis.
latorB beware : p si'i s"51sd .t'9it
Unless these papers entirely misrepre-
sent the people Of North Carolina, JET.
Davis will find his subjects in that State
about as.troublesome as the foe. ,, =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
- tIALkKR HUNTER.
q ee's 3aiel II Rel s If77Sg3S3o-

Ysiftde q 6s5 u trsiIE a a a 49,:
~ iAlorroH Ind lrI AfoIr6iy 4 : ~
eRy Of Eshrnatt 1870 - ~ ~ ~
~. cc.llty g0uft 81 on sj,nfV
49, - Of StiI SSiSfI = n
q asciraa hS 1STl e y
n !. ~ InEor1Sti - TsShSn
= ~ - et ~ ino1t DOR iofthS 7,olft 40nsS
r. - 10 lRo;lnd
- I. 80 5 lSFth iIllfot
~ sNo hlldro add thT6s5f953l
g tAs ety Of v hellu EiIt Sdt d william
Ssg,. z - ettsEls I'd .i3stEO 1850
tE1stee han convey Sa6h title e y
~ l7 ats 90, -...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
PORN or pRopostII
GoRM on pRoposAI.

The uhdsFGigned propossS T. b,,r,.t ~, ~.
IN Al the leo required Tor thss
~ LsqotStions Of surgeons So clare Al
price pa e, per q. hundred ponnds, namtiy: l5
at esssss So etn.per hnndrsai pounds. e
s5sgg hGe sspnsl7Es Fl -9Ist Sgaissi
!, The Zee ehall be Of the best dasIity I'D
sLeL appfoF4l or the surgeon fIiaehS5 ~ ~ IN
ZOE mo actual amount delEssrsdGt eSeh
{ paymtnts 70 DO made nom ttrssa Il IL. <
Ptsafs ellis Certified ~ BY thS Dir w
fHis pJzs % o. 4tisSsih -if NFsa zs5fsSfT sIf2
q s.rsaliEs {. Signed, ~ q
ses " y sIfeey taod3 -754-ssl
. % g,sS gSy iTAEA54 a RAT tfil5 ~
IL Ahote t9rt Of prop1sals viii ndA,rs y
Sl.7 = Diner fSrms tfl - - 49,
a s1s aad eoasI 4
ne seottiaSd 70 BY al 800 ~ az
CQqIt % = Upitsd StSteS DIs -
s. lse y -'sls the q Il Gili
tAlllo4ta q Allegi4neR 20 The unitea astatsi 1,t
ttslnett must al1o any. IN wv
SentSAets VIII b aiaFSi6i u fbs H.
Sqlel re H9rtg q p1ttie1 Uhd I,t q t3asS
&, eet their hid o 6oei M
tEael 81 b61At u ths ~ ~ 4 e CEN
to,ss prop 10 eertihsa to- 8 jE 9a19
- IN pelo When ths Pm.
M lot dl ldaarss, 81 a. 49, ~
- y eisti Written Is
llllst be "a u IdsSif
81 a N nd lEls6int to5.
he Depart FsserSs. IA sF.iis6t Il
= va feelaed insult blsa q Il s
ssdtsleF fJoHNEoR3
& iziA 49, u y g ssd lP1!5ls5yeYoF "a,
Rats oEnl o. roPo.ll. 81 s. Rs 7, 2 BE- g
tee-s4a sZiE ..liii e zifs zfts it f85Ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
NEW ADVERTIs EM'NTSl
COMMITTER MEETINH

EVtHERk win bsls me- ing OF tie Couinittss q
= Arraugements Tor st W.sYa Cavalry supptf
tn evening At O'clock gt John Bi6hopf store, 81
which meeting the members OF the Committee win
present such bills thsY have respectively con.
tracted, II Il iup6ttantt % have fnll exhibit Of
u fsbsit JOHN 4. WILSON, ssopy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
- g q 5,IdI 3 ealaEI56. z. JOHNSON.
ll.IlI 8 ITruates aIIITEI

R1 yittts 40 dby II. J. RoAau
noa et fesefd q Ohio eogntyS Etlte - Helt ViT-
= S9l e front
qogf % the Court ~ IA IL slEH - lhoslfaR on
- 9eth d1y OF "a q oSeioeF ID III,
IaS HeSse 80 Lat 81 ds 81 4s6s Gtf6St, IN
ms bdliding e56EiSt az 80 - & ~ IN.
tatning SSVGn rooms sssEctis eislss
Terms 0G sAla. Cab
44nIbeo0 BAAC OOTFl 4ruGtaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
Fourth Page

Interesting reading matter VIII be found
tbs fourth page of hispspsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

sai q 9leas Fer QlneinnsSeis . z5--77 { 2
ii NE GteansF MIA lfb. es,jt.,.
tfEnediAfe pottk zrFfis ~ y ~ 49, 3
Seloek IL Eof lssSEt 81 s .
poAt4 nr to- 5ss7i ~ ~ eFit4 On
! llses - I'd JELLY kiIERNBR Ars5..
.A91E11sY DIE Colon s..ITTZ
1t .hiqss; i, : st - % ~
- ~ III 6als.by god 5nt3 ~
taS9s I'll LOGAN 8 90.
ndLO9A6. LLSR 8 Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

f SOtar from finding any difficulty about
smSuciPatiOnists enough to reconstruct
with in Arkansas, there seems 70 be too.
many, and a. double movement is going
on. While Gen. CAN'T and his associates
were In Washington, negotiating win
President Lincoln for the election ion, Of STATE
.eficsrs and, delegates 10. q, constitutional
convention in Atkansas, another Union
party has taken the Geld, held an election
Of delegates and State convention,
amended the constltniOn#and chosen a
Governor. The Governor elect is Judge
Clayton sound Uni0nist, Who has stood
firm from the frst and was the only man
In the convention that took the State out
tthe Union, who voted against 1t, for
which the convention expelled him. Gen.
Steele has recognised the late convention
at Little Rock officially, and considers il
entitled to respect by the President. The
convention was composed Of most respect.
able men from various parts Of the State.
Some thirty counties elected delegates.-
Inla9ssn Of them they tvOtedtat their or.
binary precincts !, without, the presence Of
hIsingie soldier. Eearly 5000 Votes we're
cast The new constitution makes Ar.
kansas q fee state. lThere{wSss but one
-disssntinE vote, Dt. jkeks, HON Helena
,hewas in favor of gradual enancipation q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

ReEarTing 70 the above nOtieo, would re,pStfuIIv
inform the public thGtyI intend keeping on hanH 4
large stock Of goods and would respectfully s6iiet
q continuance % the liberal patronage 6eStoVsd
uP soRs ny PEsd0Oes'OF.' - G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

h. IT,. .-aH.
LIS the rebel Senate, on the j 9Th uitimo.
during the consideration Of the Impress.
mept bill Mr.. wigfall took occasion to
give his views on the question Of ihopssty;..
1t was clear he said, that if the prices &
provisions, from the eupidlty of prodnSers,
continued to increase, and the currency d
s&pand ct is present rate, the govern |.
msnt would be confronted with the ueCes.
stty ofrspudiattOn on the enc hand, or d
bankruptcy 70 the whole producing In.
tesestg on t9s elhs6 I Hsst6sa Sddsds !, :.
"lf repudiation- is TO be the result. In.
WAS PREPARED 70 lay down his ans fand
surrender at once, for the loss of libertv
YOU'D be more tplerable thar. the loss: 81
nonot, 1t The country III ytdif a 81, g
lncenonens madness Of, the people. ever
man OF them will be ruined IF, 10 iiiS..
nonQted they will All share fhS disbonopj
{tttss we lsedeER Of the people aud the prsss,
eAP1Sln kasses ~ tefs 10 the people, I'M
sI OF teiltug them that they will cain
Inelr lnaependencab nt AosestheiF liberties
heI Congress pass such biligasahe lad
8 !eal end, tet the lnemherA when thew
return home, tell their S66hstitdents he,
o9Jees OF toe, bill and they viii receive he
p pssg We'll done, thou good and faithful
sfti "a q q asc.tss 4 9etTsn 81
y d St9s.st, ltl sSllI I'm 66T g 9f1t 5
- = s.S -, " oSen gong thel rounds
telling what JohnSd: Bots wrote 70 @. s!
Smith ttsqasatet OF Coz PsilSoint,s VIZ
gina. as toiihe Eirginia seaasotship. Gen
Mcclellan and yafi "a a ma The.
whole thing is pronounced hoax by Mr..
smith who denies that he .hasYwrittsd "a
Mr. Botts 10, dfter him ths b. 4: senslor.
ship, eed oficegrssF received NJ repIyt % ii:
neither has BE received ! Istsst Of any .ort
from Ne Rotts. e lhe goyeSnment5ooold
.eotiseta 'tat Cd iy1hs h 81 81 800 pay oe
the national dshf. The dsIiber.,s H. -
yisis 4 s5bS .1I s +. u sd would
'sss'sl : u ~ 3 la9sssa ,Hkr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

oHt.sB GstB offered q substitute, ThiSB IA &.
accepted BY Mr.. S6psr, efeEFfne IL 8 81 ~
sehool law 70 the Committee On fEducsti I'M
With instEuetionslto report what amehdie
ment ttaDy, 10 necessary thereto; ana Oh
further motion i6fths same XII tlern9n. the
me Uommittee was Increased BY tii65 laidi!.'
toe, OF. Messrs Soper anl Newton. z
& M Ross offered q resolution, which wa "a
a..dd1pted directing the Road Connittee Ia
ing tte aud report as' TO the eondi{i6h al
All the roads within the State ID which tbst
state tsth par inteteste and al sifes
necessary 20 have them put I'D 6od order
and under proper sdpetidtende les y
'4 Adjourned. q si'il5 7si' q isi;,,si ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
NEWS .DEROIANOTICE.

q HAVE thia .dAY. sold my HeFR Depot to NJ La
Il sanEer. SnbscrtBeTs Who have PAID ne ID eds
yunos for papera and magazines will receive what
Q due them nom my Guecess0F. 1srecommend Mr..
SANGER to my patrons and hope they may .confinuH
70 bsstoW upon him him the liberal patronage here
totoTe extended 70 M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

Unless these papers entirely misrspre-
sent the people Of North Carolina, JET.
Davis will, ind his subjects in that State
about Rsitr0ublesOme as the foe. ,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

BE also called up the bill further u
prescribe the powers aud duties oftJns
tees and oonstables, aud it was passs{l.
MI, CRAWFORD called up and ma "a.
commit the bin reported BY Himself vel
iterday amending the act Of the last IN Sim
providing for the payment Of militia CLAIMS
allowed BY regimental courts. aahifs
MT. SoPBR called up his resolution Al.
fecttng the COMMITTEES on Edueafi6h Il
report bill altering the salary of tbs
State superintendent 0f Free Sch 81 6.om
$500 10! 81 900, aud $500 for n sliT,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

RAAo oOTTg, EEuStss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

THE DETROIT ATHESEUN. This place OF
amusement in the city OF Detroit, is fast
gaining in public favor In times past, the
people were led to regard theatrical amuse-
ments as degrading and demOrahZing.
This was brought about by the manner in
which these places Of recreation We're con
Quoted Things distasteful To the moral
mind and to lovers Of the good and beauti-
full were 10 be met on every hand, and
heard, every evening, on the boards OF
these institutions. The true lovers Of the
drama, and those who were capable Of APP
preciating the merits of the plays, and be-
ing profted thereby. were driven away by
the low slang innOyated by the actors to
please the minds Of the vicious. At the
Atheneum everything of this character has
been discarded, and the gentlemanly and
enterprising manager of the institution,
Mr. G.. A Hough, allows nothing in or
about the place that can offend the taste or
good sense of the most iastldiOus. The
plays produced are rendered TO the public
they should be. The company connected
with the Atheneum are gentlemen and
ladies of standing in their profession, and
who have a just pride in maintaining the
enviable reputation they have acquired by
dint of perseverance and hard study. The
building occupied by the institution has been
lifted up in elegant style, and the para
phernalia Of the concern is Of the most mod
ern character and pleasing appearance.
Mr. Hough has made the Atheneum the
pride of the city of Detroit, and its praises
are on every tongue. 1t is patrOnized by the
elite of the city and is crowded nightly TO
repletiOn. Those of our readers who visit
tho city 90 not-oi' viii find this an evcepd-
ingly pleasant place to while away an
evening, and those who have a susceptible
and realizing sense of the every day occur
rences of life, will find much to instruct be-
sides amuse the mind.