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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09
MORRIS WILKINS. AuCMONEER.
M HANDSOME HOUSE AND LOT.
No. l2l FOURTH STREET.
Near West Tenth street.
~ LuDT,uW n co

will sels at auction,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL ". 1861, at l2 O'CLOCK.
Attic Exchange saesro0m
Ill Broadway (Trinity Building, n. u
FoURrH SrREEIrhe handsome two STORY and attic brick
l.2 Fourth street. south SIDE betweeo chris
topier and Tenth House q IT, front and
by so deep in good order and all the conye
nences Lot 266 BY lo feet Possession MAY /. 1885,
S50oJ may remain on mortgage at per cent,
Maps. &C. at the Office OF the Auc.ionesrs. No Pine
street. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09

WILLIAM KENNELLY. sHERIFt'S AUCTIoNEER
w ONCE ~ Pine street VIII sell ut auction, At the Ex
chance, I'll Broadway, Saturday. Apr 1854 NJ l.
O'Clock. No $40 West Forty street. between Tent
and Eleventh No 800 Henry street front and
Brick Buldings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09

CoAL-BESr RED ASH AND BEST LEIfGH.
~ screened and delivered a. ssper ten. Quality and
Thirty second street and Tenth avenue. THos STOKES
(roKE.-THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ only sell their Coke At their works and do not deliver
" Parties wishing iL sent y them win apry TO s. =;
SHERWOOD AZ ofce OF the Peoples Coal Yard. ~
avenue A. near Nineteenth street.. who will all
ders and OIL them in turn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-09

sELDNER. AUCTTONEER.-Sw .sSELDNER WILL
IL. SELL Monday April II, at 1913 o'clock at the auc
room, 1875 Now Canal street, the B0wcry Ladies
Dresses Gentlemen Clothing Undersirts and Draw ess
pieces of Dress Goods, . large lot OF Mems and Boys
ShOes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
Suffering in Charlestnn.

BosToS, Jan. l2--The Traveller states
that letters received in this city from 4
northern clergyman. who established kim
self in Charleston With his family, but :
short tine before the rebellion, gives touch
icg details of the anguish and suffering OF
the inhahitsnts of that place, many Of
whom hope and pray for redemption, even
al the hands of Yankees In his opinion
the tine is rapidly approaching when it
will be found necessary to give up the city
to save the people ffon absolute starvation.
OF course all who eau leave the place viii.
but many have not the means, neithe have
they any place of refuge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

~TzAT BUzzARD--SOme days ago
We mentioned the fact that a bird A. large
As An ordinary turkey had passed up the
river flying close to the surface of the wa
ter or rather to the surface of the ice, aud
had disappeared ont Of sight without land
ing We supposed At the lime that it vas
baEIGrd, but We are informed by Capt.
William DiIlOa that il vas large gull aud
are compelled frhDkly to admit that it
gulied US 1t is very rarely that q gull
Is seen up in these waters though they are
very numerous down along the lower Mis-
EissiPPl. Capt D. has had them follow his
boat 20 closely that he could see the color
of their eyes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
The Rebel Capital to be Removed
to South Carolina.

NV ToKK, Jan. ia Washington let
ter 70 the Tribune says:
1t has been decided to remove the rebel
capital 10 Columbia, S. C. The writer is
q Union man lately from the South. where
be had been Clerk in the rebel War De-
Partment. BE also says that all the gun
bosts Al 1.Iron elads at Richmond sre with
one exception, ready for service. On the
18th ultimO, they were ordered to make q
Demonstration On Hampton roads, but af-
ter proceeding 8 few miles below DruYy's
Bluf, the order vas counrermauded
a Gas explosion occurred yesterday in a
carriage factory on S7th Street, several
persons we're injured and the bzilding dam
aged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
~DIsNIssEp 1zr SRRIIc.-Rv di,.

~DIsNlssEo THE SHKvIck.-By diree-
ton OF the President of the United States,
Major A G. A. Constable, lst West Viz
giuia Artilley, well known to nos, of our
citizens, has been dishoaorsbly dismissed
the service of the Uoited States, With loss
Of all pay End allowances. for extracting
money from prisoners under his charge
while Provost Marshal or the stat of Gen.
Wool and tor general bad character, IN
ftting him to hold any Office under the
Government
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
8g 0elEataph.
Aternoon-R Report.
From Washington.


NV YoRK, Jan. l3.-The Heraid's
Washington special of the 12th says:
II Is known that sRx on refined petro-
ieun Of not less than tge1tyspeI cent will
De recommended by the Committee OF
Ways and Means Crude oil will probably
not be taxed
1ne democratic cAncus agreed by seven
msjoriIy to advise the National COMMITTEES
to bold National Convention at Cipcin-
nat
1t is understood that the States of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa hsTe been
Termed into Military Department, under
Major Heintzleman. His headquarters
will be at Cincinnati
kE-COngressmsu Bingham, of Ohio, vas
to-day confirmed as Judge Advocate for
the Department of Susqoehsuua; q. l..
Moss, Q. S. Attorney for Tennessee, and
AbrShAm Hanson, of Wisconsin, Commits
siouef and Consul General to Liberia.
The Worlds Washington special of the
18th ssyz:
The passage of the bounty bill, it is
understood, will PortPone the draft to the
lst of March.
The Committee of Elections have decided
the Dac0tah contested election case in IA
Tor OF Dr.. Jones against Gen. Todd, who
WAsHHeroS, Jan. l3.-The State De-
partment has received evidence satisfacto-
rliy refGuug the absurd stories recently
copied by our press from European CORES
pondents il Paris, of the appearance in
that city Of q Monsieur SupervilIe, on po-
Iitieai mission from the rebels, and of a
tresty having been made between the
rebels and the French government The
entire tone Of the foreign news il i'm
proving, but new and grave diAculfies are
likely 70 occur between Japan sud the
Western Powers.
A Washington special to- the Times says.
Gen Hancock has gone north to arrange
IN the several States whence his corps
vas recruited, measures to increase its
numbers by new enIistmeuts to 81. 900, the
whole TO be destined for special service
Gen Burnside has authority to do the
same
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

~IT viii be sesa by our advertising
columns that the Directors of the Msr-
chats and Mechanics B4ak Of Wheeliae
have declared the seul-sanuaI dividend OF
four per cent. aad Al extra dividend Of
three per cent ont Of the profits of the last
six months. We understand the extra div
idend il in lieu of diviiead vithheId in
July, 1851, on account of the then uuee.-
tain and unsettled state OF the business of
the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

= - -@~-s- 1-~f 1%'S8Fy ~ Lax
Q1eea.
This invaluable incidence is urfEiing II the cure
Of An those painful AID dangerous diseases 70 which
the female Constellation Is subject 1t aodsrares Al
eIosHs End removes al Obstraetioaa, and = speedy
eure may be relied o.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Il peculiarly suited 1t viii, IN short line,
bring On the monthly period With regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, beam the Govern
nsut Stamp q Great Britain prevent oOuutsrfeitA
CAUTION.
IN PiIiB should rot be taken BY females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a they
are Eu-e to bring Miscarriage, bat Al nay other
tine they Axe SAFE
In An eaOss Of nervous and spinal Affections Pain.
IN the Back and Limbs, FH+igre On sight s1srzioa,
PAlPftEtiOa Of the Heart, HyEAries and Ehitea,
these PMS VII shset care when an Other nszas
have failed: and although = powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, eAIonsl Artimory, or AaythInr
hurrfuI 70 the constitution
Pun directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully prsasTsd
Sole agent Tor the United States and CRnGaaa
JOB MOSES, u CortiHadt ST. NY.
y. R-$Loo and Etx postage stEupa, enclosed t.
any authorized agent vin insure bottle contAinin1
thy Pills by return mad.
For sale BY LAUGHLINs BUEHFIRLD,
iy29
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
Notice to Subscribers.
~Tu Rp1pz,rr-rhi. ,e.,ir. -.


Of the Christian Church, which is
more OF less observed with varied
forms sud ceremoniAls by a large por
ton of the religious world, including
many Protestant eomnunions, a. well
as the Roman Catholic, commenced
on Wednesday, the 9th instant, and will
shortly terminate with the approach of the
Leptsn season. In Roman Catholic eoua-
tries the period from Epiphany or the
twelfth day after Christmas, down to Aah
Wednesday, Is regarded as the Carnival
season, sDd is devoted, especially the latter
portion of it, to merry making and pleas
urss, in anticipation Of the AbssemiOus Pc
Rod of Lent In the EoEIish Church and
the American Episcopal Church the Epiph-
any season terminates with the third Sun
day before Lent, called in the Calendar
SePt@1gssima Sunday. when there takes
place marked change in the Church ser
vices, and they begin to pArtAke of the
sonbre hue Of the approaching season of
humiHstion. This year Easter Sunday
lest period that it can possibly occur, and
hence the period between RPiphzuy and
Lent necessarily becomes much she.ter
this year than It often Is. Next Sunday
week il viii be StptHassrlna, aud thus the
Epiphany ssoson this year is brief.
Epiphany Twelfth Day." as tits some
tlnes called, is observed in commenorS-
ton Of the manifestation Of Christ to the
Gentiles, more expressly in the persons of
three Nagi or Wise Men of the East
wbe@, the Gospel record tells rs, cane to
Jerusalem TO worship The newborn King
being guided IRON their distant homes bv
e miraculous star. The primitive Chris
nAa5 celebrated the feast of the Nativity
or Christmas for twelve days, observing
the hrst And last with great solemnity: and
holh Of these days, We are told, were At
FIST dsnominated Epiphany. The 6rst the
greater Epiphany, from the Savior having
On that day become iuearnAte, or made his
sPPsAraSce in ";he assh,7 and tie latter.
OF Twelfth Day" the lesser Epiphany,
tr0n The tbree-foId manifestation OF his
EOdhead-ths 6rst BY The appearance of
the stAE which conducted The wise men
outof the EAss 70 worship the Messiah; the
second IN tie descent Of the Holy Ghost
uPoo Hin 81 His 6Aptismi and the third in
the hsst utrSele Of orr Lord in turning
water iutO vIae al the marriage il Cana,
which great events are especially alluded
70 II tie Tasioas religious services with
Whien the Day and season are observed.
sisa7gs AID ineonEEnOus as many of the
FESTIVE observarees of the Twelfth Day"
Ind the period following appear to be, as
We read OF them in chronicles OF the oldea
u3e' Ao4 As sui observed IN many quar-
teFs, there IS evidently underlying ali i'm
Portsnt religious teaching
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
Gen. Meade in Philadelphia.

PEILA0ELPzIA, Jan. I2.-Gen. Meade
VAS sereuaded this evening at the resi-
deuee II Mr.. B. Cortland, South Fourth
street, by Sirgdsid's band. A large crowd
OF eirizeus was present. Gen Meade made
brief speech, urging his hearers TO use
every effort TO I'll up the ranks OF the army
before Spring a. the Only way To put an
end 70 the rebellion during the present
year He promised. for himself TO do
everything in his power TO crush out trail
tors in arms against the government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
"Tm IcH Chop -Fba

~THE IcE CRoP.-Fbe ice crop this
season promises to be more abundant than
for a eumber Of years past The dealers
are quite busy gathering the crop, and win
be able to al their houses to repIetiou. Tia
quality of some of the ice which is being
taken ont is quite dne, being clear and
very thick, aud persons can look forward
to the next cheated term" without fear of
being obliged 10 fOrego their mint jaleps
'iiee-eOid Ieu1Ouades, /" dc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate

pI vGtn= Of deed 81 trust executed BY Jz-Ls=
~ Morrow Gz5 Mari Morrow hiS vie 6Eisa Il =
1Eth Gay Q; eSrG2r-, 1853, And rsSJ-zsd IN rh=
Clerk o<ose q ne C0anty Court II Jhia ocursv.
Dssd Book No. - f5Lro 5zs, 10 tae uzssrsirp.5 a.
tT0stse - sacare tE= payment Of tE= .az . .g-.t
kuod-ed and Sfty d9-lz==- u.sE iaser=s- A. IL -.
Pzoceed % sei - the t-oet Lsd-t z gr=s
a ss1d County Of ONO, THURSDAY, the 44h 5ay i
February, 2ss4 :: 10 OcIock, The nalf lot u -oant
\ SID osSa n=url1aedr - Wiz Tas BO-zn hal d
l1i 11Ubs-sd tEo huu1-e5 sud th4-ty -ibr== EZssi
situate On the east sl5s II 1t street ana d 9. Il
part Of TIE city Of Was-ti lad 0ut y William
Ch2pl-Ds kod Oths-E
SELL1nE A. Trustee shah c5avsE su.h -F-l- al. il.
invested L b Ez51 deed pFtrur.
Tec1EE q SaIe-Czsh.
iaaS GEE z TnEEESnsL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

~"NUEDEa Will OUT.7-Nsarly .
year AgO pistol add valuable gun vsrs
stolen fron the shop of joseph Haven
shire, gun and lock smith, Main street.
de never eoald ind any trace of che stolen
articles, although he used all dilissdrs in
The search, aud he had about concluded to
Charge The property up to profit and Ioss,
when day or two ago boy brought a
gua-iOck into the shop to be repaired. Mr..
AhEsnshiss rseOgnized the lock - belong
ING 70 The gan which he had lost. II.
boy informed Mr. h ubese he 20. III.
ioeE, Had the police repaired to the bou,.
laaieA'ed- When the police approached
NE house youag rascal By The name OF
@eAaADS, Who has heretofore bean an
Easeo IN 'hisTiHg enterprises, Jumped on,
u NE window End saH away. The gun
EAs f0Rnd in the house Gad retained to u.
'SneF' Who declined to prescott. u. tbisI
On see0ans Of his youth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
NOTICE.

IiNaE GndsrEiEass y asairOoS Of selling Gad ==-=
i for sale, the foIl5EIng Real Eststs % Ubs.5-IT
LhlEod, in Ward :, between WAeAsh sud Ezroa
strs=ts, viz Seven snail frEzns houses che Of rb.
EEter A. the door, and Oas snail two aary hrisk
house
Any q ths above Properly be TSzrssAss5 At
P1TA-s ALE e2 q 6sflrs the seventeenth daF Of
Fsbru1Ey1 1884, At which tine the reainde- Vii ts
offered On tie ETOzad Al P1b6e sale % the hIzhsst
TENS OF SAIE-ous-thi-d IN eash- he Liz. y.
one AID fWo yslB, with interest on the halAz-s 81
TIE PagDen.L The title VII be made BY giving
DEED Of trust On the property.
jAES-sd WALEER EUVTFR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

LNoCR two story Substantially kulli. brick ts.e-
o. the sSCths=st corner q hog And SscJza strs.ts
N the Rlfth WG-5; Aiso lot so szs and NE hall Il
lof 40 Zz5s viii EsAI story = -S--z %.
each, on the Sast side Of Eod Al=5 y: No Stls %
Etich e GGne te1emsaL- O. v -s-tsr street - 80
Aof No 14S o. WnlGh u ubsEAa-I4E crsck c5sLas=
Containing * roon=- a. ths NORTH sst .7raer Of
ebst-r and CaHpliDe a1rEsts; also two mprJFs5
IotE AoG- And = II 50 D. ClCEcail's addition
Nc "a FulbS1 street Asa I5g 80 sATt slds q
Main ESrOet- FI-sS HHrd- g ShicA Is Sr5-k Eoa
three lag tsnemEHLs-
Any part q Lhe above can be purchased AZ
private sale until me sscBEs Aoo5ay the 1Sen dsy
Of February, 1854 which the ne Ehols VI. =
offered ~ pabiG sale thsfroGI Oor Of Ohio con-
y COrI H0Gse, part cash aac laug ersdFt desired
the purchasers pay for 1884 and Cuifed states
transfer lax
jsa5-sd ALEX RoGFzs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
RaiIrnad Accident

BALTIMORE, Jan. ID An accident &C.
Cured yesterday on the Northern Central
Railroad, twenty miles from this city. Two
passenger cars became detached IRON the
mail train for Harrisburg, and were run
into by road train. The cars were de-
uolished. D, Q. Callahan, of Loudor, C,
W, Was killed, and six other passengers
were badly injured, including Hon. B c.
Parsons, of Cleveland, and Lieut.. Col.
BlackmAn, Of Ohio. The wounded were
all brought here last night
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
~Yor1e NJ. plea.a notfsa ~ fnl.

~YoUIs NnH, please notice the fol-
loving testimonial It is an extract from =
esser of R. q. GOudy, late of this city,
but nov of Kno1Tilis, Tenn, to his father
here:
al have obtained sous Wheeling pEper8
Which | read vita great interest. The
adVertisenent1 remind me strongly OF
home. an especially glsddened on read
lnE that o. ny riscd Mr. Hitchcock. Nv
attendants n his school il the foundation
Of al my good fortune here would not
regret thousand doIlars for the benefit /
received IN ny course With that gentle
man" dselS-IT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
Rebel DeserterS-Early Still Fan
ing Back.

WAsHrSsToS, Jan. IA special to the
Herald says
Desertious in the rebel army continue a.
frequent SIS heretofore One entire Georgia
regiment had made arrangements to ercss
over into our lines last FRIDAY night il
they were placed on picket; but the oppo--
tunity was not offered them, probably be-
cause their design WAS known.
Dispatches from Gen. KelIey's Depart
neut in West Virginia yesterday state
that scouts report Gen. Early falling back
up the Shenandoah Valley aud ell fears
for the safety of the railroad are at rest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

"THE GRAKD CoxcERT.-Thfs even
lag the concert OF the GottschaIk ,BriRnoIi
con. 0ination will take place q, Washipgton
Hall. The programme coorains several
me cPeratic gems, and the concert prom
tses to be one of the most attractive of Ia.
season Oar readers who have heard this
troupe before know what rieh treat il IN
store for them.
GotuehAlk Is too well known A q uian-
iIt to need kny especial notice Hh mar
TeliOus power over the instrument has long
been sUojeet of wonder, and he stands
70 day eonfessedIy without rival in this
country.
BrigDsH, the best of tenors, whose
voice Is anequhiied in its purity and com
pass bat who disdains to 90 jasues to
himself or his audience, viii sing some of
hiz best airs If be ezsrts his wonderful
P'Ess of voice, as be doubtless viii, the
concert viii be a musical treat indeed.
The pima donna, M'De Cordier, has won
many friends by her graceful singing. aud
vii doubtless add TO the number ON her
present visit. She has attained consider.
able reputation in Eastern musical circles.
Carlo Patti, the young viOlinist, Aod Nr.
S. Bshrens, the musical conductor, make
up the troupe.
The rush for seats Is great and thOs,
Who wish good places should not delay,
for il this case, as in others, delays ar.
dangerous"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

"I. o. o FIJI viii be seen by our
tsiegFHPhie columns that Jas B. Nicboi-
son, Grand Sire of Tie L o-O.F., isnov
on his way to this city. On mission to The
Lodges of West Virginia with view Of
again uniting the Lodges of the State,
which have been somewhat disorgaaizs-
BY the rebellion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

NV YoRL. Jan. 13.-Bernnda dates tn
the 2Sth nit state that the steamers Flora
Coquette, BanTer and smother Tesssl were
waiting TO run the blockade.
AsehoOuer arrived At St. George, on the
2sth alt from Wilmington, Win \ cargo
of turpentine and tobacco.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
I. OOF.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l9.-Jas. B. Nichols.
Grand Sire OF the l. 90. P, will leave
this city this evening for wheeling, on a
mission to the Lodges of West Virgins.
The Lodges IN thai State hare become dis
organized since the rebellion Il is the
object Of Mr.. Nicholson to again unite
them and the organizations il the loyal
States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

raasdJ.
NE HunerUuD daily reports Of nstOuiahing euro.
attest its vLlns-
L has advantages over any other remedy, At once
curing the disease, md tlsrtinE and strength
70 The system
Is safe and hAralo. to the tus.at and powerful N
ths adult case
To the soldier, especially. il invaluable, Letag
appropriately termed by theu- in many certificates.
1.-THE SOLDIERS FRIERD,n
NOthers End 1t superior TO any soothing syrup Tor
Children testhnE freed fun the injurious Effects Of
HHreOtEeS, give reIt to the S1Bsre- by removing
tie disease Sold by resPeetAbIs DealeEs every
where
PLIa- 2S CKsTs Be+EzE Prepared oaIy BY
juHE en- WA- DAVIDSON. Cincinnati, O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

%TH1 soLD11Rs have At last disap-
PeAned from our midst. and tuid people
breathe free once more That aome of
them acted very badly during their stay in
this city there is no manner of doubt but
the reports in regard to their Outrageous
conduct have been very much exaggerated.
We have seen it stated that owing to The
immense quantity of goods stolen by the
soldiers that it vas PROBABLE many of Our
merchants would be compelled to repleuish
their stocks This assertion might be il,
ierpreted to mean that the soldiers had in
dulged in iDdiScriminAte pIundering. We
do not believe that there was a merchant,
or At least not more than one, Who lost
Fifty dollars worth of goods of any descrip-
ton. We do not wish TO be understood As
endorsing the disOrderIy proceedings of
which We are speaking, but simply to give
the devil his due.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

~EIU OPTICAL IxsTrruTE-H. PoI.-
ehsrS practical Oeeulist invites the public
to examine his celebrated Paiseepis Crv,-
tai SpeetaetEs, for preserving AID strength
ening The oyeGghE- Also AL kinds Of Opt
cal Instruments
Once Monroe Street II shafer's Jsusl1y
Store. u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

NV ToRK, Jan. 1s.-An investigation
into the condition Of the Park Barracks
showed that 60 men CHARTERED there are
all IN the most Uretcbed condition ana
covered with filth and vermin- The NAvor
Will urge on the action thereto in the Com
mon Council.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA RAIN

ThiIiS the most delightful And ext-aorHuA-y A.
tieis ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt
ice Hna hands 70 Psa-ly satin texture Of ravshfnE
bsaaty, inpArting the marble purity Of youth, and
the dIEil1sc appearance inviting IN the city
belle Of fEShiou- It removes tan, frsckss pinplss
and roughnsss from the EEn, leaving the compilation
fresh Transparent and EDOOth- It contains no ms
tsrAl injurious the skin PEs-oniLed by Actresses
And oPs siDgsrh 1t il What svsry lsdy shouId
have Sold eTsrJvhsrO.
DEAAS S. BARNES T. co.
General AgeutG,
BspI On 2o2 BROADWAY n v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

INV YoRK, Jan lS.-At = fuIl meeting
of the Democratic NAtionAI Committee last
night, itwEs unanimously voted to hold1he
Sational conventilen q chica.go on the All
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-14

~W1 are indebted to Mr.. Alexander
Montgomery, Of the steamer Prima Doana,
for batch of late NeU Orleans papers.
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~Tm QUIszlOH OF How VI SHALL
V0TE.-As re stated yesterday morning
the ordinance of Mr.. Biekel, introduced in
The 2Dd branch of the City Council on
Tuesday evening, providing that the eIes-
tons Of the city should be by ballot In &C
cOrdhaee With the provisions Of the Con-
stitutiOn, wa defeated BY majority Of
two The following Is the vote:
EGyI-Nessss Bsyha, Buchanan, FrsD-
Eiehm, Hughes, Houston. Miller, Rumbell.
ShHllerosI and SWeeney-9.
AyES = hessrs. Bickel. GIAtnr, CRrnaban.
OelAPlHin, Cloudy, Hull and MeClelIAn-7.
The adoption of the ordinance By the
City Councils, would have resulted in the
quiet settlement of = question which has
been unfortunately overlooked. It's frieads
could have had no other object than TO
hArmOnizs the system Of voting and to
eause orr city elections to proceed in ae-
eordanee With the Consultation. We are
therefore unable to determine what good
reason members can assign for opposing it.