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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
FOR SAFE

THE subscriber o6srs for sale the property on
- which be now resides, ON Blm street, Wheeling
1a9nd.l The house u . two story brick, containing
eight rooms AndH kitchen, with we'll Of good Watef
% the Kitchen door, with milk house, carriage
trees Of choice fruit, also Cherry, PEACH Plum and
Spinee trees, about one acre Of the best C6taWba
GF9pes, LAYTON Blackberries, RSspberries CurFants
and Gooseberrtes, two very hne Virginia Grab Apple
trees, also a hand Cider @nl and Press There is
70 said property about three Of ground
one o. which u suitable for Grape culture.
II the above property Is not disposed before the
toth Inst, will be offered At public sale at the
front door OF the Court House ON Monday RebrnSry
18th, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
TkRNs OF SALE -One-fourth cash, tho balance In
Stx, twelve and eighteen months with interest and
deed Of trust on same a. security. Enquire OF
Eebs eodtd NJ an. Rank, WheeIi. :. w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

TuE 7th West Virginia Regiment leave
Washington City for Wheeling to day, an d
will reach here tomorrow morning OF
evening. We understand that some prep
aratiOus are already made, in the way of
funds, to give this battle,worn regiment a
reception. No West Virginia organization
has seen the service, in the way of actual
and fatal lighting, that this regiment has
seeu. 1t nu ubers now only about four
hundred men, aud has been through all
the great battles of the Potomac army,
such as those on the Peninsula, FEEDER
icksburg, Autietam, Charlottesville, Get.
tysburg, Brandy Station, &c. Col. Lock-
wood, of MOuudsVille, commands the reg
iment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
T0ths Psgp!sgf West Virginia.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
u has issued the following orders-
asRXRoUTIVE MANSION,
lC1 ~, MANs pay.

y efobEuaTy LIST, 1854.
"0rdered that . DRAFT fcF AYs hundred thousand
men to serve for three years or during the war be
made on the 10th day Of March next for the military
service Of the United States crodtiDg and deduct
into the service prior to the LIST day Of March next
and not heretofore credited.
(signedl "ABRAHAM LINC0LN."
The humber mentioned In the above ordsf includes
the 100000 called for in October last.
Menenliating befo.e the LIST Of March will be en-.
titled to bounttes from the Government ~ hereto'
fore, viz: 800 for veterans, and $500 for new re-
cruits. Aher that time no bounties will be paid.
counties 70 meet and offers county bounty Of from
500 TO 800 in addition to that paid by the Govern
ment. Under a late act OF the Legislature this
bounty may not only be levied for, but the Super.
Iisors may borrow the money topay the same. All
the other States are Offering inducements to Y0lun
teerSI and seems to btothAt It should be done In
West Virginia, oyer-run and Laid waste In many
parts - she has been, has shown devotion 70 the
cause nWhiohWO are engaged that is unsurpassed,
II equGlled, by any portion Of the country Yet
must be furnished. The number WhO have YOlun.
teered under the last call has fallen much abort OF
Whatl had anticipated, This State must furnllh
her pIoportion-if not by VolunteeFtng-it must be
nty for the draft assure you, Il becomes neces
saFy, shall aid the Government In ats execution by
every means In my power.
The Cd Sd and 9Th Regiments Of Mounted In
antry have been changed 70 cavalry by late order
Of the War Department, and am authorized to
raise two new. companies for each regiment and TO
appoint full complement OF officers for each com.
Pany. Those who prefer new organize tlonS may re-
crutt for these companies.
request that the people take action on this sub.
1eet That you hold meetiDgs and encourage enlist
ments; and let not permit It to be said after the
war Il over that it necessary to draft in W eat
virginia to supply her quota Of troops.
SSH All. FOREMAN, Governor:
Ex6egFlVE CHAMBER, Wheeling, February !, 1854.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

WHEN the people of West Virginia are
Impatient of raids, aud inclined TO charge
them to the iucapacity or insficiency Of
those 10 command, they should remember
that raids are made elsewhere and with
more frequency than they are into our ter
ritory. Look over about Washington cit y
especially to the vicinity of Alexaudria-
Immediately 10 the rear of the great Po.o.
mac army. How many times have Nosbv,s
men been reported within sight of tn.
very capitol-Withtn range of the Airing.
ton fOrss-almost within the corporate
limits of alexandria This has not han.
Pensd once, or twice, or thrice, bot a
dozen times. MOsby has held sway. We
may say. over the country between
Washington and Manassas. ae has can.
tured trains, tore, up the railroads, and
carried on important oficers. e Q ., DISH
The same thing has been seen In Ken.
lucky aud Missouri. 1t ia voino an or
theNWhile. Why Shouldit DOT 30 expect.
ed in department like this one, whose
mountains stretch from Harpef's Fsrry 10
the Ksnawha rivss Whistler We eTuse,
it or not, raids will be attempted aud nsds
just go long as Lees army holds Its pres.
cut ltne-in fact, A. long as IL remains IN
Virginia. 1t is well for US to compare
our situation with that Of other inferno.
dia's Gsounds, and to intelligibly undet-
stand aud appreciate what must necessar-
lily be the dificultiss 10 keeping a territory
like ours trsV from the presence of The
enemy, IL is possible General Kslley
falls short Of an that he shoaldi aud sotpll5
doss,We do PeySsknow the, fact, how.
ever if it IA one, and We. apprehend
that no one elss eau prove it On
q thorough trial before a board q
military men. Considering the ssreeious
failures which those high in command
AID With great prestige to back thsm,,,p
nave made in this war, it is expecting 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
TRUSTBE's SAIB

Of Real EStRte lying In the Town or
south Wheeling. w. ".
Rf virtue Of deed Of trust made by William
and recorded In the ONCE Of the Recorder for Obio
county, In deed book number forty.three-43-iolio
Two hundred and ten-2l0-; i will, on Saturday
court House In Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
proceed to sell Lot number 6fteen-l5-ln squRreNo.
tWenty;eight-S-in the town Of South WheelIpR
6eFed with the dover right Of the widow of William
SF, but e otherwise believed 70 DO unlneumbsred
ts vested In mo By said deed. = Gt.t5' . - $50
, Terms Of sale-Oash
fsb2-td n. RICHARDSON. rrn,t..
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WE regard some steps on the part of
this Legislature to provide for geological
survey of the State, and for a published
exhibit of the result of such survey, az a
matter the Importance of which is not, We
fear sufficiently appreciated. 1t would be
invaluable to US had we at this time, freely
circulating 10 the east. cheap pamphlet
in which was contained the leading de-
tails concerning the soil, climate, scenery.
minerals and water of this State. We
have published one or two letters of in
quiry on these heads from influential
quarters IN New England, and we received
another one yesterday. How far and how
elaborately We should go into geolog-
ical survey at this time is a point We do
not feel prepared to decide. The especial
hing we want is an exhibit that will do
us telerable, if not full, justice, and such a
one us will answer satisfactorily the in.
quiFies likely to be made by capitalists
and immigrants.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
commandments, SAID
James Emaloy, Compile.


Ps.srH P,.,.n "a !, nr. In chAncory.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Co ,rt far t,o
- county, rendered on TIE 18th day OF JSnpHTS
asSa directed @ the undersigned Special oommis
9Sner, and the time specified for the paYment offb
GeDs mentioned in said decree ERYfnR e,Tnirs5 +
shalL On Monday, the ed Of February 1s04, al tie
Iont door 81 the Court House Of Ohio county IN Ire
Sty o. WheSlng, offer for sale that part Of Lot No.
~ IN the 9th Ward Of said city, in the bill and pro-
Seedings mentioned A. having belonged to said de.
tendant French, which is the south a feat and n
inches OF said Lot No. 50, fronting on Main StrHet
= ieet and II inches, aud running back the sans
width 81 feet Said part Of lot viii be sofa IN tI-S
parcels az follows Viz: inst, the south part thereoS
ppeins the vacant or unfmproTed part thereof SSid
20 contain 10 feat 10 inches front on Main street
ana running back same width q feat I. lecond
inc. residue Of said lot which stands ths bricE
mousse containing IS feet inch front on MSJ ,+rNSI
ana running back same width 81 feet
TEaHs o. eALG-A sufficient amount In hand 70
pay the costa Of sale and the costs of This gut and
ereflt OF days With interest from The ale
% 10 ons-third Of the purchase money. And SS 10
taS other tWothirds OF the purchase money q eFodIt
o. " ana u months In equal inStalmentS with IN
terest rom the day Of sale, the purchaser Eiyin1
bonds with good surety for the payment Of the
eAms. And retaining the title until the whole Of
tne purchase money Il fully paid.
-. HENRY O.PLEsHRR,
IAn4ksoUS Special Com sHfoueF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
TRuRT RALH

q virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust ma .e and
ID executed by William H. BorryhIii 10 tbs 1ndsS.
~ ned. the one bearing date September al a. D..
toes, and 81 record In Deed Book No. a. folio IN.
q record In Deed Book No. as Foiio MI ShSl Ton
Se 4sth Day Of february, A. D. 1884 at The fFont
99SE q me CeufthouSe Of Ohio county, proceed 10
sell at public auction 70 the highegt And beSt
W. certain lots Or parcels Of ground situated "a thS
ia non % The city q wheeling Zlne6 Iknd,
addition 70 tho city OF Wh6eilnE,S one 81 Thieh 4
eesienAted On the plat Of aid addition a. Lot No.
ene nIndEed and ninety, bounded on the westsFn
nont 6y Kim street, and the other Of which q The
outh halt or moiety oi the pasture or rfVoFIot No
tiSaE. the eastern front Of which Lot No & upon
Selling e trustee I6hail convey only such title a.
z vested IN me By sid deed Of trust Terms uisds
Jlnl5.td GIBSON L. cRxNMHR.. sr,u,..s =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE OFTVAIUART.E
REAL ESTATE TIai57='--f- =

RI. yirtns Of a deed OF trust, executed by Chris.
II, tSn hanmerer, to the undersigned, dated the
Siers once Of the: County Court Of Ohio county.
81 o. West Virginia, in Deed Book Ne So folio
o. VIII proceed to sell 1t the front door OF me
oo[t House OF the said county OF Ohio on hursdiy,
LIN day Of February at IL o'clock, Al. H., The
certain piece Of ground in the cit ofWhsellne.
described as follows: BEGINNING Al ths sontb u.s.
Ier OF madison street aud east of Market gfreet
thenee south with Market street twenty .nine fSSS
street seVentytWo I72I feet, thence pSraiIeI wiz
az kes street 70 Madison, the nee With Madison 10
me S pace Of beginning, with ali Improvement
selling as trustee, shall convey such title az IL
jan12-lm NJ or ,.,Ip8ISy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
sURr 70 A SPECIAL AGENT.
TREASURY DEPARTnRSr, Feb. ; isea

slR: All restrictions ON trade ara IN ala
OF military operations. When the militSrv
authorities say they are necessary, itsis NOT
Tor me TO question the soppdness Of their.
l 9S It is my duty tollearn what
their Judgment is, and TO actin accordance
With it: The freer the trade the Smors
agreeable is it to me. Restriction is, and
always has been. q very unpleasant ipty.
lenelose copies of the new regulations
you win govern yourself by them.
GouiWill observe that the repula tions in,
respect to trade with the ins1rrec.;oI.r ~
districts yet remain in forcs, and also he
OLD restrictions as to bringing out the jpro.
ducts OF the country. The latter, win be
soohsned Whenever the commanding gem.
eFsts s9su Promulgate the new regulations
Very respectfully yours, - 80. = :
gqits G S.jPsCHAsn, 64.i Ia
Secretary, of the Treasury. +.
TO Thos. Heatou, Esq, Special Agent Gin.
elnnani Ohio. saea- ia % -, nj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

THR meeting at the Court House on
Monday evening was such one as we sci
dom see in that building. 1t was genu.
inc mass meeting, gotten up on short NO.
tice for very important purpose. OF
course it consummated the purpose of its
assemblage, which was to open the way
for a county levy to pay bOuuties to those
volunteering under the call of the Presi-
dent and Governor for more troops. The
blank in the resolutions of the committee
was filed in with resolve to pay $500
bounty to each man volunteering. This
sum with the government bounty gives
$500 to each new recruit, and $500 to each
veterans snug little pile to leave behind
tor family purposes, and much more than
the majority of men accumulate at any
one time in their lives.
We proceed upon the supposition, OF
course, that the Supervisors will meet at
once and lay a levy in accordance with the
programme of the meeting. Aud by the
way there is little time to lose. They
should meet this week certain. The ides
OF March will soon be upon US. To be Of
any avail we must have the offer of the
county to volunteers assured at once by the
action of the Commissioners. We have
no doubt that these gentlemen will follow
up the action of Monday nights meeting.
Aud let them do so promptly, in order that
enlistments may prOcsed at once and rap.
idly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

God guard our nag, and keep each BtATI
Each stripe a. bright a. new they WATe,
Still make it lead our rAnkH in war,
Still dOat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail il through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts It's lot will EhArs
And follow 1t 70 Death or PGme.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Farm for Sale.

INaE subscriber ofIers for sale . small avn :,
In. PeSse township, Belmont county, Ohio. four
NUS ABOVE MArtinsVtle, and running 10 tHe q 4
AailroSd, containing u acres. The impr6yemsntS
SEs log house good bearing orch trd, we'll Of
Snss Spont 20 acres cleared, the ball
LIZ liz s1eelIeet timber. Any one wishing to pur.
e6sb G sIaI terms 4o by applying 70 me on
The farm Is wen suited for q VINEYARD.
JADE linz ALEX THOR pnpE, j.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
MARRIEn

On the 9th inst, At The residence OF ths Mas.
q the Rev: samuel barnes NJ. W. 4. HI,'.
TO Miss RHNL oDINlI6GH, Of -. WI
Avery tastofally decorated and oxesllsptIv 1,.4.
take and = bottle Of vine cane with re sl,o7s
notiee. me party ofths rst part besonss 10 i.ts,
ART PsoeeryGtive Of an artls and thSrstSrs l,,5
mas these rensmbrAneoS are always aersosbI. &;
The etafe We wish the newly SSSdei MI M,
LIE Of unintsrruPt happino.5 g 8 sEsif.'.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
TRUSTER,s RAInI

ON THURSDAY, the Sd day Of March. 1set
y lSommenetnS ct 10 O'Clock Al ny al ne fon2
1nes 9tS deed OF trust from Walter g. seott 5stS
saS lst Deeember, 1853 reeordsdin the ReeoFe
lST la In Book % page 1875 TO Aimed
cut Court FOR Ohio county, duly appointsis he
ny.se under the said deed In the place aud steSSy
% tne Slo AuFed caldwell shall sell to the hIGb
ena best bidder q public auction, for car
ne IolSging described parts Of lots numbered
za S9ses Iss aad e4lin jonathan
y .tne corner west OF Market street aud aSstI y
kln streets thence southRith Market YstI.sSt
sneI with fF9nklin street, one hundred ana
teet toa. alley ~ feet wide; theneS SitSsfS
feet 10 franklin StreSt SI,5
thopee with franklin street To- the bsSI1nifS Aaa
Iso y. -. JAMES !WHRAT 1TST55:,.. (,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

aud pure 10 ita purposes. be could not see
what Improperly there was in our saying
go as legislature. The enemies of the
Union aud the enemiesof Mr Lincoln had
essailed the Standardization in all Gouceiv-
able ways, and If we could strengthen the
arms OF the President and encourage him
10 well doing, he did not see Why we should
hesitate.
The Senate refused by vote of noes 8 to
yeas to take up the resolutions.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
! mnnIsu Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
FOR SATE

OF number nine, In square twenty.Sfx, en which
y erected brick house containing eight rooms
situated In the town OF South Wheeiib1 and M >
JOINING the property Of Henry AckermAn
.I AiISo, seven acres Of ground near Benwood ON
,SsIi a6J large brick house, frame stable, good
ven 4no Sall ont buildings, orchard of good ffnit
and grape vines in full bearing = 80
~, FoT terms apply to the subscriber In Bsnyood.
Ie6a-2ws - s.'-l'.' a. AtnAirn11rN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
NOTICE.

~ 7sl5.sl ~ sNOG4GE1s b : y
TUE undersigned Il DESTROYS OF selling. and .fH.
Tor sale, the following Real Estate On WbSSII5S,
ass.sna, y Ward =, between WabGSh and Huron
va: Seven small frame houses, one Of thSb
haylng seven rooms and kitchen and . good SSIl d
Eater AZ the door and one small two story 6rEsE
Anyief thSAboVS property can be purGhassl AZ
r1vate sale on or before the seventeenth day Of
offered on the gi0und public 6sIe % thS biShsSt
| TEH1s o. sAL1-Ons-third IN cash. The h.i.no., IN
ne me psymelt4 The title VIM Is made 81 Tim
~ - g ~ !taAs on re prpPeEtZ... s - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

into and transported Within the said States
as Ia time Of peace. Provided, however,
that no products or goods shall be taken
from said States, or either of them, into
any State declared 70 be in insurrection, or
to any port in said State heretofore block.
AIDED which has been OF may be opened,
except in compliance with the Regulations
of September IL, 1868.
Restrictions upon trade in, to, or from
other States, aud also upon the trade with
States in insurrection and parts Of said
States, especially on the. Mississippi aud
other nayigable rivers, will be removed
whenever, in theropiniou ofsthe President,
such removal shall be found compatible
with the military measures necessary for
the suppression of the rebellion. ~
S. P, CHAsE,
SacrAfarv oF Tho Traasunu
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CReglster eopy.)
MARSHAI,'S Safe

mAhSHAL'S SALE.
United States F,s go
va So,
The real aud personal property SorIar oF,.Ia
{ of Jonathan II. Bennett
ENALL TERM, 1868, District Court Of the IruI,.,
~ states for the Western District Of Virginia n
In pursuance ofan order, Of sale made and entsr.1
A. tne Eau term, 1853 OF the District Court Of the
unHed STATES Tor the Western District of virginia
az OlafEs0urE, In the above entitled cause L viii
on TIE 18th day Of March, 1861 atths front door az
We. 1S % House IN olaEEsburg Harrison county
highest and best bidder the Law and PTivets To
brary Of Jonathan II. Bennett ''' III
Terms OF sale, Cash-9overument Pupds
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. alEs
-. EDWARD 81. NORTON
lso9 U. 8, Marshal W. D. Va
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTENTION, FIREMEN +!

TINHE members Of the different Fire Companies Of
u the city requested 10 attend q meeting at
Hope. Hall on MONDAY EVENING next, Q6th
inst eontider the prOpriety ofAnd devise means
birthday. feb1O.8t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE.
TO take effect sOheH promulgated under au.
thority of the President 6y Generals com
nGaRding dspartments
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rH
Additional ReBulatIona conesrnin1
Commercial Intereourse I-sfE ~.
In states declared In InSurreetIoni
January 98, 1864. ~ t1 i's'4
ExEourivE oRDER.
ExEcuTrvE MANsIoH, WAsH,Sa+oa
9-a.9s January 26, 1864. I
l, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, having seen and considered
!ne ADDITIONAL regulations of trade prescri-
oed oy the Secretary % the Treasure. and
numbered Il, LII. LII, LIY, LY and LVT,
40 hereby approve the same; and further
declare and order that all property brouubt
N for sale in good faith, aud aetnallv s6I5
70 pursuance of said regulations LII. Lii.
LLY, LV aud LYI, after the same shaIi
nave taken eject aud come in force as ne
y1dsd IN regulation LyI, shall be exsmpt
rom .conhscation or forfeiture 10 me
Ynltea States. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE.
FREAsuRY DKPARTWExr, Jan. %. 1894
1.-THE Commanding General having
expressed the optnien, In reply to a letter
addressed 70 him By the Secretary Of Inc
treasury on the 18th instant, that restrins
pops TO trade IN the States OF Missonri
ana 9n9 kentucky may now be safely removed
aga .I1. me Secretary Of War, in his letter ~
MS G1ays January g1y %, 1854, having appro-
' w ln tet OPINION, the pWenty,sfxth Rsen.
!ssson OF Trade established, with Other.
81 te LIONS, on the 11th of Septem her
tSeSl y so taF modified that all restrictions
On On naas IN the States Of Missouri and
HS!nta .'i are annnlled aud abrouatsd. and
s'' pF0uuets and goods may be freely taken
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RATS! RATSI RATSI
Do. Tanner's COlgh Mixture.

", article has never yet failed to cure oonvbs
an CLonP, Influenza DC. It Is superior ~
~. ne Fsetorals BalsamS, Tar Oordials PnInonje
For Az = tFoches In the world Try It,
febe 81 aRAHAArs DRUG STORE
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TIE BEST OLIVE 0IL,foT tahiti -,,1-
poses, in town for sale Al 4' ASt e SaoIe pur
feh6 GRAaAMs DRT1c s,ro,,.,,.. 80,
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beFed En-, LII, EIv, LV, shall taFs e gFssl
and De IN force within the lines of the
several military departments in the insur.
rectionary States, whenever the generals
commanding said departments shall, re-,
Pee.iYely' under authority from the Pres :
the same. s. p. CEAsH- .
Secretary of the Treasury.