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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-25
LATER.


dence prevails in the command.
LATER.
Since the above was written the head.
quarters have been moved, and the move.
ment referred to at last accounts is being
made.
The Worlds Washington special of the
23d, says: The advioes from the
army to yesterday at noon at hand relate
almost wholly to contrabaud intelligence
movement which promises important re.
sults is in progress, but it is not deemed
prudent to give any particulars for the
present.
The position of affairs around Peters.
burg remains unchanged. We still retain
all the rebel works which our forces cap
tured.
A special to the Tribune dated Head
quarters Army of the Potomac, June 81.
says:
The troops of the Army of the Potomac
proper, are now disposed in a semi circular
line across the town, our left extending
across the Petersburg L Norfolk Railroad
on the south, and our right resting on the
Appomatox at Mills House, four miles
north of the city, Buffers forces occupying
position on our right aud front to the
Dorth and westward toward the Petersburg
and Richmond Railroad.
There are different opinions as to the
number of rebel troops lying in front of
Petersburg. 1t Is known that Beaurepard's
troops are there, as great majority of pris.
oners thus far represent themselves as he
longing to his command. Gen. Lees armv
however, confronts Butler, and are 40 dis
posed as to defend any movement of Grant
against the Petersburg i Richmond Rail-
road. The occupation of this road by our
forces would undoubtedly compel the
abandonment of Petersburg, while at the
same time it would hasten the downfall of
the rebel capitol. Petersburg, the terminus
of the Norfolk, Weldon L Lynchburp roads
once in our possession, with Gordonsyills
occupied by Hanter, and cavalry constant
y cutting the DauVille Railroad, the fall of
Richmond, even without any further ag-
gressiVe movements on our part, becomes
simply matter of time.
The Times special dated Washington.
June %, says dispatch from the army Of
the Potomac, Wednesday, 22d, says, no
serious fighting has occurred since the
night attack of Sunday.
A wounded officer Who arrived by the
Lizzie Baker, says Sheridan had eight on
Tuesday with Hampton and FitE Hugh
Lee at White House. The rebels being dis.
mounted, at hrst threw our men into TEN.
porary confusion, but they soon rallied
and drove the rebels two miles.
FoRTREss MONROE, June 23.-The steam.
er from Bermuda Hundred, reports no fur
Their fighting up to 10 o'clock this morning.
Nothing later from White House or Sheri-
dan since his arrival there.
The Herald's Headquarters correspon-
dent of the 2lst, says the bridges across
the Appomattox, connecting Petersburg
with Pocahontas and Richmond, are daily
shelled and rendered unavailable to the
rebels. They are busy Strengthening and
enlarging their works.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-25
FOR SALE.

FOh SALE.
A VALUABLE STEAM POWER CIRCULAR
IA SAW MILL, situated about " miles from the
town OF West Liberty OF 81 from 6ethany, ". Va,
Having good engine and double-6ued boiler, two
circular saws Zone 81 inchl and other Necessary ar.
TangementS with suHicient capacity to manufacture
nom three 70 i've thousand feet Of lumber per dny
rs present location being good, IL can be removed
at moderate cost For urther particulars apply to
ALRX. COEH,
Bethany p. O., ". Va, or
Z. CoEG,
je1I-1m Wheeling, ", Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-25
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL RRyENuR.j
o,v FIRsF CoLLEoTIoN DIsT. WEsF VA
NCElCE IL hereby given to the taK.paVers of
~ hARSHALL COUNTY, that the IioenRe8 for
1904 ana Income for 1853, together with all month
" returns OF manufacturers now due, assessed as
prescribed by Excise Tax Law of July ist 1862 and
the amended act Of March Sd 1853 are now due aud
payable at the places and times designated as fol.
prescribed below will be strictly enforced:
Al BenWood-Monday, 9th, at wiIson'a Tavern
AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Wednesday, 18th
and 10Th, at Edwards Tavern.
D, At Glen Easton-ThurSday forenoon, Goth, at
At Gameron-Thursday afternoon and Friday,
June S0th and July LIST, at John Parkinson's ONCE
JAS. O. ORB,
Collector LIST Dist. W. v,
BY j. W. WARDEN, Dep. COLL
ESQ. 10. All persons who shall neglect to pay
the du and taxes 90 Is Aforesaid assessed upon
Them to the Collector, within the time specified
ten dAys( shRll be able to pay ten per eentum
additional upon the amount thereof and II the
annual, and other duties, shall not be paid within
ten days from and after the demand therefor. Il
shall be lawful for such Collector, or his
70 proceed to collect the said duties taxes With
the ten per centum additional thereto a. Aforesaid
BY distraint and sale of the goods, chatteIS, or
euects o. the persons delinquent, as Aiorsaid!"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-25
Something New.

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but the best evidence d trial Of its virtues Sold
BY All the Druggists In Wheeling and Bridgeport.
Prepared By BnICE 1 WILLIAMS,
je1I.tf Wheeling Island West Virginia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

citizen in,elligently and fairly cote upon ques
tions Of public policy II sny given line Of
policy !. adopted bs the majority Of the people
after free and open discussion" Il shoud be
binding upon all. bat certainly i cannot be II
free discussion Is prohibited
SAYS the Journal "lei a. have fair and Tree
election By I'll mean." We trust that il, and
the party i represents, are Wiling to submit. to
the vsriic, OF the people fairly expressed This
/. all that The Democratic party demand They
are silins 70 abide BY The decision Of 'be ma
jority. n the people left free to discuss the
measure. OF public policy upon which they are
to pass juigmcui,and the ballot box honestly re-
cords their verdict But il free discussion is pro
hibiled and the elections carried by frard and
violence, the verdict thus recorded will not be
binding upon any citizen. and the man Who will
1,tempt to enforce such a verdict or profit by the
wrong. Il. traitor ~ his country. and deserves
q halter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

one step In that direction Sach men, and such
men alone, can save this nation now
There Is large conservative party, strong 10
nunbers strong in spirit. strong in physical force
There Is large radical party which was Of late
almost a. strong The balance Of power. which
VIII determine the course Of our country 10 safety
or TO destruction, rests with The intermediate men
Who are now inclined TO one side now TO the
other Property. life. family security. all that is
held most dear. depend on the result, If you
join this mad and fauatical body Of men, who
DEFY the Laws OF purity, OF decency, Of civilfa
ton. who care neither for private virtue nor pub
lie law, who trample on the Constitution Of the
nation, on the rights Of the people, on the laws
OF The State, on the principles Of our holy re-
hgion. on the reputation of our good citizens. on
the pure names of innocent mothers wives and
daughters-we are prepared 10 prove each
OF these allegations-if the good men Of the
country join this party now. the happiness OF the
American people will vanish from the face Of
the earth. and desolate land, full of all manner
OF crime aud violence aud shame, a land from
which the very angels will turn away in grief,
will alone remain 20 US IL ia no fanciul pro-
phecy. What has been will be, if like causes
produce like effects
But If. on the other hand, the patriotic men Of
this country, who stand between the contending
parties. will accept the leadership of the pure pa
triot, the brave soldier, the true aud gallant man
whose name rings through the land with such
cheer and promise. we will re establish the
Union, on the Constitution, solid and firm, and
the glory of the DAYS To come. the peaceful hap.
piness OF American homes, will be Swallowed by
no clouds but those Of the storm that has past
IN Y. Jour. of Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Maye's Nest-ssTttus Ofis' Wakes
the DfsroVeTT.


IL vii be remembered by our readers that
among be feryibk discoveries di,eoc,red in cor
nsetion With the "Sons OF Liberty" VAS a roll
Of rebeIpri.oners At Camp Morton, who. when
msmbert Of this reasonable society and who
we're to rise al given signal and with the as
sistsncssof psse. Democrats pui the unoffendng
Lincoln bsbes TO the sword or Psalm book. =
I, vas das;riOusly circulated tha, the infentio'
Of these ssnguinary individuals was TO "bus'
from thSr prison" and cut their way to Louis
Vile flas for "orls'" discovery the book or
roll Question turns out TO be just this: Mr. HAR
ROY. in whose Office the roll" vas found, was
at one tsne Adiutant Of the 6l.t % Irisb) regi
msns. sew organization under the command
Of Colo:el p r. MULLEN. Col MuLLKN had
under b. charge some Of the rebel prisoners
from Fob Donaldson. he directed the Adjutan',
(HsnarA,.) to prepare a list OF persons in III
Gle book for roll CALI and reference. Sergeant
Major t4tervsrd Captain G,vIsK prepared laid
roll in b own hand writing After the 6lst was
consolidated with the 35th regiment. Adjutant
HARsrsot retained all the books. papers and
rolls of ne former for reference. and this snIor-
tunate 'ssebel pass-book'. fell into the vigiant
hands of the Governments energetic and keen
sighted sensation hunters.
Blu; mire. In the back part of the book are
the nam{s of citizens of Marion county. How
Is sha.S Abou, year after the above list of pr s.
oners hai been exchanged Mr. HARRIsoN Was the
Secrctar, of a Democratic club and used the
blank Raves of this book to record the
names ef these innocent aud unzuspecting
opponent, of "ths Government" But the
biggest. egg in the nest vas battle flag found
in Dom! office, which the boys were to rally
round sheu committing treason. This turns
out to be the battle banner of the valiant Col
SraEIsHf. left in the Office for safe keeping, in or
der 90 prt-eni the bloody rebels from laying their
polluted and Decorating hands upon II. While
We sre inclined to feel merry over the mistake.
ne must he permitted To feel little indignant at
the stupidity and over-reachcd patriotism tha,
"skeered', our most excellent Governor" and
caused the LINCOLN babies to start in alarm from
their mo'her's-arms. ], wilt require only 3
few more, such Developments TO make the terri
BILE eIpojre- of the Sons of Liberty fully equal
to any of!ths ridiculous scenes which occurred in
the Sons VI Malta.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
II Obbe ~

HosEspALL. Pa. Sept. 7-Jndge Hamlus
store, in Salem. WAYNE county was entered on
Thursday night. the safe opened and the contents
taken, amounting to s6.OO0
large number of individual notes were also
stolen. chiefly given by Salem men.
The robbers took three $500 government bills,
and from Is to 20 500 government bills; also a
number of $50 and $40 Treasury interest pay
ing bills and shout 5000 in silver
A Liberal reward is offered for the detection OF
the robbers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
In Character.

The sournal copies an extract from eonmu'
nie,,iot which appeared In the Sentinel Of Mon
day. -i,ch referred to recognition Of the South
erD co.tcderscy as a possible cont ngeney, ana
eomme{ied upon il as an editorial expression.
The Col ri organ mus, be exceedingly hard run
vbcn itfs compelled 10 resort 70 such dishonest
prac,icet, but what el-e csn be expected from
.arh n 4,ureeT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
PROFESSIONAL.
GRAY 6 WILLIAMS,

4 TIcRSEfs AT LAW AND SOLICITORS Or
n Clsinz Office No. 433 Pennsyvana avenue q few
doors east Of the National Hotel wifprosecue claims
before the United States Court Claim Congress
bGsibess with all the Executive Departments, inclut-
Ing Clans OF every description connected with the Mill
tay and Naval Service attended to wiki proptness and
energy. septs-c3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
INDIANAPOLIS MERcHA 4 Ts' EXCHANGE

4 SPECIAL NETTING OF the members Of the Indi-
annapolis Merchants Exchange will be held At the
Chamber Of Commerce Monday, September stk, si
O'Clock p. n A full attendance 10 requested.
sept2-tsf ]. BARNARD, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

u Mrs. LINCOLN and her son RoBrxr are az
Saratoga participating in the gaietiss of that fash
iOnsbls fast place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
rrecsI .dings OF the Chicago cenvon-

Ths3 weekly Sentinel. printed this week.
eOnisint The proceedings Of the Chicago Con-
venton in full. A large number Of extra copies
have bsin printed, which can be had at the Office
Price 5scenls q copy. aa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
THE PRESIDENCY.
LIScoLS AND FRExoST INVITED TO WITHDRAW
RESPONSE OF GEN. FREMoST-BL MAKES LIN
coins WITHDRAWAL a coSDIrIoS-HIs VIEWS
UPON THB GsEtr QUESTIONS or TN DAY, &C
BosroN, August 90.
General Fremont:

General Fremont:
SIR-You must be aware Of the wide and
growing dissatisfaction in the Republican ranks
with the Presidential nomination at Baltimore,
and you may have seen notices of movement,
just commenced. to unite the thorough and ear
nest friends of vigorous prosecution of the war
in new convention, which shall represent the
patriotism of all parties
To facilitate that movement, it is emphatically
advisable that the candidates nominated at Cleve
land and Baltimore should withdraw, and leave
the field entirely free for such united effort.
Permit Us, sir to ask whether, in case Mr.. Lin.
coin will withdraw, YOU will do So and join your
fellow citizens in this attempt to place the ad
miDistration on basis broad as the patriotism
of the country and as its needs.
fSgned1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
LOOKOUT FOR THE DRAFT

EOUNTlRs AID Townships being In arrears and sub
u iec; TO the draft have facilities for filing their
quotas by applying T. FERGUSON,
sspse-Sf 20. 10 ssaik Meridian street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

U.S.7-3OLOAN

Secretary q the Treasury s1v.. notice la, sub
'erPa0ns viii Be received fst c.spo. Treasury Ss,es
payable TIRE years nom Ass isth 1884. With s.mI-sa
0nAi Interest At e Of seven and PR
cent per annsnpraespal and Interest both 70 b. aid
in lawful m0aey.
These notes viii be eOnv.rtib. At N. sv,,o, - n.
holder at maturity into IN per cent sold bearing bod.
payable not less than I've NOR. than ,-.u,v YEA.
from their date. - the Government may elect rs.,
win be issued IN denomination. Of sfsy, On. hundred
ave hundred, thousand. and Eve Thousand dollars.
and all subscriptions mus, he or fy dollars or SON.
multiple OF Fly dollar..
The notes will be transmitted the owners free Of
transportation ehsrEes IS soon ser the recep, o. III.
origin iCcrtiheates Il Deposit they be prepared
As he notes draw interest from August IS. persons
maxim deposits subsequent to that date pay the
interest accrued from date Of Of deposit
Pariie eepOsiins twenty FIVE thousand dollars aud
spwsrds for these any time will he allowed
commission Of One-qusrsr q one per cent, which
viii be paid by the Treasury Department; upon the
eeipt Of blu for the amount certified to by the Ooer
with whom the deposit made. No deduction. for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

az S o L d Err S-wE THINK DIR
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nsni In our columns Of to-dsys psper 70 take bostl
Of his highly recommended Antchosr. Mixture In you
knapsaeks, Is may save the lives Of many 81 be,
soldiers. kotser. zee that y0ur sons de- lot neglect
fon can get at the Drug Stores 50 per
n Ne best remedy fer DArrhos and Dyssntsy.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

GEORGE L. STEARNs,
s. r. URBINo,
JAMES NJ. STONE.
ELIzUR WEIGHT,
EDWARD HABIcH.
SAMUEL G.. HowE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

II sA NATIONAL sAvnes BANK. Offering higher rate
ef interest than any other and rae best security Any
savings bank which pays IT'S depositOrs IN o. Notes
considers that % ia paying in the best circulating
better for Its either in Government
euritie, in notes bonds payable in Government pa
per.
investment. The notes always be sold for within
raetion Of their face and accumulated interest and
the best security with banks cosierss for dis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28

MIssouRL-sAffairs are becoming in
teresting in this guerrilIa-eursed State.
Price, shelby, aud Marmaduke, with a
large force--estimated by some as high
as 30,000-are at Fredericktown (wbere
Major Gavitt was killed.. distant about
one hundred miles from ST. Louis Gen,
A. J. Smiths corps has gone down the
road to extend 10 them the Inequalities
of the State. Gen. Rosecrans is rapidly
organizing the militia and making other
preparations worthy his distinguished
visitors. There is great excitement
among the people Of ST Louis, who, to
their credit be it said, are responding to
Gen Rosecrans' appeal with much en-
thusiasm. There are many rebels in
the city, who have 10 be closely watched,
bat that is being done effectively, We
are confident Gen. Rosecsans regards
Prices attempt to assist the Copperheads
in carrying the State Ter Mcclellan at
the November election. as improper and
not to be tolerated; therefore, Gen
Price win receive so pressing an invita-
ton to leaye that he will not have the
AeArs 70 refuse ii..0TEDU0aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Soldiers Barbecue.

We are informed that the people in
the country are taking hold of this praise
worthy enterprise with tue energy neees-
sary to make Il a success Several 81
the committees are at work with zeal
and fidelity. We trust that none Of
them viii neglect to take hold Of the
matter at once and see what can be done
in their respsssivs townships TIE peo-
pie are ripe for big demonstration.
They appreciate the sacrifices made By
the gallant boys sho have represented
Marlborough county in scores of bloody
battles in all parts Of the so-csI.ed Con
federasy. and will ehesFfully manifest
that appreciation By contributing liber-
ally TO the project on hand All that is
wanted IS little energy on the part Of
the committees. Everything depends
upon them.
A meeting Of the committees in the
difFsrens townships IS called at the cour,
House in this city on Saturday, Oct. lst
We hope every member Of each com.
mistea IN every township viii so arrange
his business As TO be present on that &C
casiou. Definite action will then b,
taken on several important matters con
nected with the barbecae, and final ar
rangements perfected
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
0ur County ticket.

While the wonderful Awakening O.
,tle people, within the past Two weeks.
to the imporlance cf the issuesto be de-
cided By the October and November
elections, and the enthusiasm With which
they are rallying to the standard Of fhe
Union party has placed the election Of
its State and National tickets cut Of dan
ger, there set remains a work to be
done in yanderbargh eoanty The
Uuion eoonty ticket Is admitted by
everybody to be the best, taking + all in
all, that has ever bean presented for the
votes Of the people Il is a popular
ticket, too. and 10 that fact, We fear,
consists its greatest danger Too many
Union men are relying upon the popa-
Isrisy Of their candidates, and are not
patging forth tie exertion necessary to
insure success. We believe the Union
ticket sill be successful 10 this COUNT
but y Z want TO Era0e Il The fact may
be known - well before as after the
election. Thorough, efficient, and faith
full canyassing will give the result almost
as correctly Is the poll books and tally
papers #6he
I During the past week the Union can
didates, or some Of them, haze been
max a. spesebes IL aaHsrsai parts Of the
county These meetings have usually
been well attended, and their speeehe
listened 70 With marked attention. 4
greater desire - manifested by tbs
people to hear the questions At issne
between the parties discussed, than was
ever apparent In other campaigns. The
people are anxious 10 do what is bes
for the country If they can only learn
what that Is. Saeh being their feelings
1t is incumbent upon every Union man
woman and boy 20 circulate document
OF every description, so that the peopls
may read and form correct opinion,
Searching investigation is what the
Union party most desire, and the de
mooracy hate the worst They ar,
making every effort 10 keep DemocrA,r
away from Union meetings and preyen
them from reaJing Union documents
Wsmus. coagteFaet their efforts Il il
our business TO see thAs the right kins
of reading matter Is placed IN the hand
j. Of every man in the county
/ Work Of this description viii great.
improve the prospects Of our CONT,
ticket, The Democratic candidates havu
made d series Of appointments. Thos
acquainted withsom Of the gentlemei
Who are te make the speeches, know tn
recklessnesa Of their assertions and Ii
loosehesa with which they make charge.
Let our friends 10 each township be fai
nished with lie facts that win eorrectl
exhibit7she result o. triumph At ID
polls of the principles ret forth Ia th
q chieago Platform The Union Centrs
ComLait ies hase the documents-is
them be freely icireulated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
Notice to Taxpayers.

NfuTfCEta hereby gixsn to TAx-paysrs 81 the
~ CITY y Etsbsxille, thai have reserved from
the Cisrk q tie Common Geuncii % aid eity The
tar da alicats fer the var lsS&. and tsat I an
rev rsady % rscssye the t3xss contaiAsa IN said
auplleAte
Al psrsoEa y a pAs their taxes Ia fall within
thfgfy days fren this dafs. viii ~ sntitied "a =
discount g thres pr seat % the alaount.
AID those ra9fuF sftsF the sxriration II
thirty d4ys And aisAid sfxty days frum Tits date,
with - eutifird co. afseount ~ enc and halt
per osat- Of the alaeunx
NJ e1ina Aiu - ~ abe Mayors efnce. en-
ssson1 street between Mails and Locust streets.
M. q. BokrPLN.
sepas a. gsifestoe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
ouFs IFuIyf
[sIgusdl J. J. BINGHAM.
Jos. Ri.tin. to Dan. vosrhses
Tae Democracy Of the NORTH played
out, aHless fhe So1fh succeed

ne democracy 81 TAG 4fVFtA payer
out, aHIess ne Soufh saceesd
CovIxGTox, June ., 1851.
Dear DaRisI.-You are soon 20 as
sumo q position which is fraugbt with
untold responsibilities. regard the
fate Of hundreds Of thousands Of lives Of
freemen, and the consequent misery en-
tailed, dependent upon the action OF the
ensuing called session d aSongress /
confess fear It's action. The more
look at the movements Of this Admins
tratisn, the Elors become satisfied that
this Government, under the form Il has
hitherto existed, is Of the things that
we're The movements At Baltimore and
St Louis, 81 the part Of the military,
satisfy me that az attempt viii be made
TO place the whole country under mili-
tarT rule, and al the means of the Gov
eminent vii be used 20 arm the
uinions Of the Administration, and TO
disarm all opponent; that an absolute
reiga Of terror will be ins1garssel, and
when the means OF resistance Of the
masses are removed, military desposr
ism will rule until al State Rights under
their constitutional organizations shall
have been abolished, and = monarchy,