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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

NEw YOaK, May 2s.-A Times special
There has been no fighting since the
rebel attack on our communications with
fredericksburg on Thursday.
There is every reason to believe that
Friday and Saturdays movements will be
speedily found productive ofimportant re-
suits.
A rebel Lieutenant states that Lees ar.
my numbered before the battles 80, 900 70
10000 men; that be has lost %, 600 TO
$4,000. He also says that the rebel army
has plenty of provisions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

~RE1EAsED.-Ws understand that
the Rev. Mr.. Boyd, one of the hostages ar
rested for the return of Beehtol and Wheat,
and Who is now confined in the jail Of this
city, has received letter from Richmond
stating that Messrs. Beehtol and Wheat,
arrested some time since 10 Bath county,
had been exchanged and would leave for
home BY the FIRST truce boat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-A letter from For.
trees Monroe dated the 21st states that the
rebel cavalry had attacked Fort PoWhat.
tan, on James river, making three charges,
which were all repulsed with heavy loss
and Reorganization, but slight loss on our
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

"a THE RlvEl.-1bs riler vas still
falling, With about nine and . half: feet of
water in the channel. The packets arri.
Sed and departed as usual, beyond which
We have nothing Of interest TO note. The
weather vas warm, dry, windy and dusty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

IA IL rHE CITT.-Mr. J. L. 8. Hall,
one of the editors Of the Rest Hzgfnia
State Journal. is 10 the city on a soliciting
tour. The Journal is published at Weston.
AID is one of the stauDebIy loyal papers Of
the State. Our merchants and business
men, geoernlIy, should give it their adver.
tisiog patrousge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
Valuable Furnace and Lands
for Sale.

WE offer for sale the CLINTON FURNACE,
wv with about eight hundred acres OF land,
miles south east Of MorgantoWn, and three miles
from the MonongAhela river. There has been
Ore with machinery complete, ID Dwellings, good
Store House, Foundry Buildings, Coal House, Cast
ing House, GTilt Ml with two Of stone, Double
GeRrod Saw Mil, 90, &C. The tract contains inex.
hAnltible quantities Of superior Iron Ore together
with veins Of FIRE CLAY, BITUMlEOUS and
CAMEL COAL, and abundance Of timber conVe.
nisnt 70 the Furnace.
For further PArticulars enquire Of the under
signed In Wheelings W. Va, or George Hardman,
Esq: Independence, Racoon P. o., Preston Co /,
VIVA.
Ifnot sold at private sale by the 18th day Of July
next, will that Jay be offered for sale at public
auction at the Court House in wheeling.
my1B.ty16 CRAN6LE, DALZELL 3 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

ALBANY, N. Y. May 2s.-The large new
car shop Of the New York Central railroad
was destroyed by Ere this morning. Loss
estimated at 500, 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

"GOHE 70 THEIa REeNESr.-About
Fifty of the boys of the FtrSt West Virginia
Infantry, who have recently been ex.
changed, left yesterday morning to join
their regiment. The most of the men
were captured at MoOre6eld, and since
their release from Richmond they have
been At Camp Chase.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
ECLECrIC.

DR: n: n; LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
~ Aceoucher, tenders his professional SeFyiceS 10
tho citizens Of Wheeling and yicInity. DR.. 4 a a
Graduate Of the Eclectic Medical InStitute Of Gin
psaSS9 81 MS eoon and he hopes BY close
patronage DR.. Lee has given special attention
mas been etninenty successful In the treatment Of
chronic diseases OF every variety and especially OF
such Is Rheumatism and diseases of tho Eye 6 Ear
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancer and
Ulcers Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the KID.
neysn Gravel Sc All those who have been unsuccess-
Iully treated for any Of the above Diseases would
1nd It to their interest to consult Dr. Lee without
delay. Our practice % Pafe eeItAtn aud prompt leay-
ing no mercurtal faint in the SYSTEM but cIeauSlpE
tenoSAtlng and strengthening the general sSLteHl,
acting In unison with Natures unSFmg ava. -
WHEKLIAs, WRSf Va, Dec. 18th, 1868,
10 All whom It may concern: We the undersigned
members OF the West We. Leg aIure, take pleasure
IN u. sAylnS that We have known Dr. Richard II. Lee
many years previous 70 tue breaking out of the he.
% a. successful and energetic practitioner
aWhA county, Va, and in G4lIiR COUNTY Ohio
g: SLACK, eeua.Or 7th Dist,
w. 8. DUNBAR u. II. D.,
JOHN ii. PHELPS, PTcNS q, nate,
Once one door south Of Kramor's Hotel. Main
AHees. mI22 2mS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

CINCINNATI, May 22.-M. Greenwood {
Cos hardware establishment was partially
burnt this morning. Loss 81, 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
spE6fAI NOTICES,
BHIRT6i SHIRTSi 6HIRTRI

Ann a.sOrtnont Of french and American oa.,
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the following prices sIx for 0195 e15s S1s,
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Also, shIrta made to order and warranted to ut,
Of superior work and uneqsalsd In quality for the
prices. 1T. LAKIN,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
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hi. celebrated Toilet soap, in such unlysF,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

New Yonk, nay 81 Times gpecial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

With dry eouVulsiUuS; shorten mp their stnOW1
With aSod cramps; AID more Pinsh.SPOTtSd maxi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
STATE ~SnXereienfE.

What we call States never were such in
the strict sense of the term. There never
was a moment in history in which they
we're independent sovereign powers, that
i~s-according to Mr.. Lincoln's most true
and terse Misunderstanding no human
power above them" Take the largest
of them, or the most historical among
them; neither New York o Massachu-
sets we're ever sovereign States, like
Britain, France. Spain, or even Portugal.
They never had a war with any other nj
ton called on in their own name, and in
their own sovereignty they never had a
treaty of peace with another nation, or
one of commerce, amity or alliance; they
were never acknowledged as sovereign
ties by any other nation, or ever sought
such recognition. To this day, New
York and Pennsylvania have never had
conceded 10 them what, by the law OF
Nations, has been freely given 10 Chilli,
Hayti, aud even Liberia. They were not
sovereigns before the Revolution they
did not assume to act "a such during the
Revolution. No State declared itself in
dependent in It's separate capacity. by
the Joint declaration of lT16. the colonies
held themselves out 10 ths world, and
made treaties, not rs separate and indie
pendent soyereignties, but as one united
nation, known, la that capacity alone TO
foreign powers" As colonies, they pass
ed from the sovereignty of Great Britain
into and under the collective sovereignty
of all the similar colonial Powers with
whom history and the shaping God OF
history had connected them. II, AZ the
close of the war which DESTROYED British
sovereignty, any of them had attempted
TO break out of history. on the ground of
the absolute right OF each part to act for
itself, it could only have given the same
right TO every subordinate municipality
included within its asserted INDEPENDENCE.
Il would have been theoretically and act
ually an entire disinteregation. When
the great bond Of the parent countrywsS
lOosed. there was no other historical uni
", no other Sovereignty, than that which
had kept them together during the long
struggle that resulted in making them n
nation coiiectiyely-one sovereignty,
known as such to all other political SOW
ereignties of the world. Il was this that
raised and maintained armies :" it was
this that had asserted independence il
was this hat received and appointed
Ambassadors; and. finally, it was this
that made the treaty of peace, securing
the national independence. and so max
ing it for the whole, hat even if any part
had claimed. and been permitted to stay
out, it would only pave been TO lose all
the benefit of the treaty of recognition.
and, revert to the old dominion. IL
short, they emerged from one sovereignty
to fnl Themselves under another. and
this was the only way in which the civic
life could historically have It's transmits
sion as one eisic hfs passing from the pa
rent, unbroken in its continuity though
changed in form.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
rhe Immediate Puture.

Events transporting and foreshadowedror-
tend an active campaign on the part of
the Union Armies. Our hosts are being
marshalled from al points of the COM
pass, to be concentrated with slacrity at
the chief points of offensive operations.
1t is unquestionable that the spring just
opening wiz witness the grandest and
most efficient army that the world has eV-
er beheld Composed very largely of
veterans true and tried, who have wrest-
ed victory from a proud foe on many a
bloody field, they e-enter the contest an
mated by the hope and prospect of con-
quering at no remote day a glorious and
permanent peace They go out to meet
q foe, defeated, detected, and demoralized
to s degree that they would break ranks
en- mass were it not that deception and
the coerciye power Of the most merciless
military tyranny holds them in slavish
submission 20 their brutal rulers. No
such fatal obstacles embarrass the course
of the Union cause All our generals
have to do is to lead the way. That mi
nor reverses may occasionally oyertake Us
is probable. But our armies are- not going
u be discouraged by slight reverses, or
u w andtheu the mi=carriage of some part
of a comprehensive plan. 1t Is the gem
eral expectation that hard battles will be
fought during the coming season. This
expectation Is no doubt well founded, if
the rebels are making the preparations
they profess. The appeals of Davis, and
the address OF tia rebel Congress, 10 tie
armies and people of the South, indicate
that they have resolved TO muster all
their and strength for a final
desperate struggle this summer. Very i'm
portant results, affecting vitality the des-
tiny of this nation. are waiting 10 lie &
volved out of events of the near future.
Let the prayers of all ascend for the Sic
cess and safety of the brave and patriotic
men who have gone to the front, in the
face of death and destruction, to help
d efnitely determine the great ISL g
bsween North and South on the side
of Liberty and Union
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
Fron, Mort, carolina.

The steamer Ellen ). Perry from New
bern the lst arrived ,bis evening.
Our Newbern letter OF ta- Ist states
that Jed. Davis has S p res ed tie Raj.
eigh Standard. thus Increasing the surety
of its editors election as Governor nexl
Fall.
The rebels are removing distractions IL
the Neuse river below Kingston, in order
10 allow the Iron plated Ram to come
down TO Assist in IN antic. pated attack on
Newborn, Washington, and Plymouth.
for which the rebels are making great
preparations. A ram Is also said to he
ready on Roanoke River and one on the
Tar River.
The Raleigh Confederate States recent
attack on Newborn was only a diversion
soon TO be- followed by heavier demon
STATIONS.
1t urges the necessity cf changing til;
battle-ground from Virginia 10 Nortt
! Carolina.
Official intelligence confirms the repor
that jeff. Davis ordered the immediate
seizure of all points now held by the Fed
erals in North Carolina.
Gen. Peck has made all preparation
in his power. and all citizens and hremel
are under orders to 20 into foriitication-
The hanging by the rebels Of % men Q
the I'd North Carolina White Reg't, ha
ezasperated the loyal North Carolin
troops beyond all bounds. and they hay
resolved 10 take no more prisoners.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
Riot IA Dayton.
DaTToN, March 3

D4TToS, March 3
A party Of IL or Is furloughed soldiers
of Co. c. 44th Ohio regiment. went ir,o
the Empire office a. noon 20 day and com
p~letely riddled the establishment. After
the work was done the soldiers went 60
the Court House steps, and the leader
made a speech, in which he took uTon
himself the whole responsibility Of tl-
act.
By this time q large crowd Wss gather
ed. and E. s. Young, Esq, and r. &. Cor
win. made speeches, IN order 10 sllsy the
excitement. During the speech Of the
latter, a man in the crowd made an OF
fensive remsrk abou, the Government
protecting the niggeIs, when the soldiers
made q rush at him. In the meie.a dcz.
en- or more shots were fred, resulting in
the wounding of two soldiers and in the
death of a man named Daniel Carl. from
T~ippecsnoe, who was a mere spectator
He was struck by a ball in the lungs and
died in 4 few moments aiterward. HC
| leaves a large family TO mourn his loss.
Capt. Badger of Co. G, was arrested anC
admitted 10 bail in ;he sum of $500.
There is much excitement in the city
but as all parties condemn the act 1t il
not likely that any further trouble vii
grow out Of it. The Home Guards, how
ever, are under arms 20 preserve the peace
of the city, should it be again threatened
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE
ANIMAL Z ron 1884.

The a~ttention OF taxpayers Il hereby called to
the provisions Of the United States Excise Law rel
alive to the assessment Of annual taxes-
By the sixth section of the act OF July /. 1862, il
associations, corporations made liable TO any annu-
81 duty. license, or tax. on or BEFORE TIE FIRsI
MONDAY OF MAY IN FACE YEAR, to make a list OI
return TO the Assistant Assessor Of the DistrieI
whore located Of the amount Of annual income. tn
articles or objects charged with 4 special tax. and
the business or occupation liable 20 Pay any il
cense.
Every person who shall faii TO make such return
5y the dsy specified will be liable 10 be assessed bs
the Assessor according TO the best informant !
wh'ch he can ohtaiy; and in such case the Assessor
y required 70 ADD nity per ee0tun 10 the amount
the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor ar,
false or fraudulent list or statement, with intent q
evads the valusiion or enumeration required b.
law. l. subj ect 10 ZINE Of i've hundred dollars: an,
in such rsse the list viii De msde out by the Asses
snr. and from the valuation and enumeration 81
made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes. except these f.
liernscs; will not be demanded uatil the thirtietI
day # June.
The appropriate blanks on which 10 make returi
and al nece Eary information. will ne furnished b.
Hiram T. Mason. Assistant Assessor for the I0tl
Division, and to Uri ". M-rwin. in the lith Divis
ION. to Jacob II. Baldwin,, the 18th Division, &
smith Scoville. in the 18th division. % Harvr,
! Stephenson, in the 18th Division. and to Austin u
/ kiboec. in the 18th Division, 10 whom in their res
peetiys divisions. the returns should be deliyerr'
~ OF pei re The 6rst Monday Of Nav. To- HIram 7
Mason. al his Office in Miles. to Ci y. Neral in. q
MS Office IN Newton Falls. 10 Jacob II. Baldwin
It bic once in Warren. 10 Smiih SEQ, ~ AZ b. 9 ofcl
IN Vienna. to Harvey Stephenson at his Office il
i~iuSIAvus. and 10 Austin p kio1ee At his of5es il
Pennington. HORACE Y. BEFBE.
us. Assessor 18th Dis.rie. Of Ohio.
Rzvsnna, Feb. g, ls5L 3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
From KiIpatrick's Expedition.
WAsHryorOx. March 5.

~AShlNGIOSi mdTCD y.
The President has received from Gen
eral Butler q dispatch from Fitzpatrick,
dated at yorktown, 18th, saying Colonel
Qahlgren was directed to make a diver.
sion with FIVE hundred men on James
River. He attacked the enemy Tuesday
afternoon and drove them in on Rich
mond.
The main attack having failed, Dahl
gren attempted to join me at Meadow
Bridge. He and Colonel Cook were with
the advance guard which became sepa-
rated from the main force.
Since then nothing has been heard
from them. ! have still hopes they may
come in yet. The main force reached
me with slight loss.
General Butler adds that n rebel de-
serter informed one of his aids that a one
legged Colonel and about a hundred men
were taken prisoners.
The Republican says:
We are authorised to snnounc that
the Government has received & dispatch
from General Batter, announcing that
Fitzpatrick succeeded in cutting the rail
road and telegraph communications OF
General Leee with Richmond. by tearing
up the rails on the Virginia Central Rail
road at various points and destroying the
canal and mills on James river. He
burned much other property belonging to
the rebels, inaicting Il rerious blow on
the rebellion.
He was met by the enemy outside the
defenses at Richmond, but succeeded in
forcing him inside the outer works, where
a spirited engagement took place, when
night came on and the conflict ended.
Fitzpatrick finding the enemy at the
works TOO strong TO allow him to reach
the city and accomplish the object ofthe
expedition, Withdrew and reached the
lines of General Batter with the loss OF
about $50 men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09
Presidential.

1LAFr A Ef B.
The friends of sGnion and freedom will
soon be called upon to select a candidate
for the PfesidentiaHeanya of 1864 1t
seems to US that the great aim of the poo
pie should be TO ecure unity of senti-
ment and concert of action. The intro
duction of subjects and aims calculated
TO unsesde the public mind, and create
division, and perhaps violent antago-
nism between rival interests, is a state to
be sedulously guarded against, unless we
are ready to hazard the fortunes of the
nation to the uncertain chances Of a fierce
civil commotion that may result in a rev
olution of national policy. 50 radically at
variance with hat of the present as 10
leave on record no substanstial evidence
of our having made that rapid progress
in establishing civil and political liberty,
which We nav iatter ourselves Is TO lie
the grand result of the war. 1t is most
unfortunate that all our people cannot
realize the absolute necessity existing for
political unity and stability. We claim
TO have ss fixed, definite, interchangeable
o3jec7s eEreu US. the suppression Of taele,
bellion and a harmonious reunion Of the
States under the Federal Constitution To
accomplish this end the military and civ
il powers of the Nation are being vigor-
ously spilled. The task IS herculean, but
the means are immense and irresistible.
They are being employed vigorously and
i~udiciousIy. Great results have been
~schieved, demonstrating the efficacy OF
the plans and policy Of the Adminis;ra-
ton. True, all may no have been &C
compIished that possibly might, but who
can surely say that. under the Executive
direction of any other than Mr.. Lincoln,
greater progress would have been made ?
Every declaration of chat kind, is mere
speculation. We have TOO many substan-
tial facts o. 7congratulation, TO indulge in
chidings and lamentations over supposed
lost opportunities.
In the dark uncertainty that overhapg;
our political future, there is wisdom in
the injunction, which it would be well tc
heed: Better to bear those ills we have.
than fly to others We know not Of"
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