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7 TRUST SALE 1
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

IN pursuance Of Deed of Trust made TO me by
Jefferson I. Lsngston, now DECEASED, aud which
Deed of Trus! is duly recorded in the proper office
Of Ohio county fot recording Deeds shall on
Court House ior said county, sell, for oash, the
following property situate on Fifth street in the
City of Wheeling. TO wit Lots numbers nine, ten,
eleven and twelve, In J. c. Ritohie's adj ion TO
Wheeling and ais, the four adjoining Lots, which
are on the east side Of said lots Nos. 9, TO- II and
H. Ind which four adjoining lots are situate in the
ID ,ition to Wheeling, called Buena Vista, and are
lmbered sevsn eight, nine and tsp in square No.
50, and which property is situated on Fifth street,
and Union street. caste Fifth street and north Of
Union street, and are now in the occupancy of the
family of william Robinson lately deceased
z JACOB, Trustee, q,
Oct. 7, 1854. - rrnt-2 oct7dt:
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+ REBEL RAID We announce that about
five hundred rebels under commsnd Of
"Claw-hammer' Wicher, made = dash into
Barboursville, Oabell county, on W ednesdas
last. They burnt the Government stables
there, robbed the only store in, the place
aud carried off several of the eitizsns.
Whenever hese ,seoundrels came across .
citizen qthsy demanded his "greenbacks''
under. penalty Of death If he did not com..
ply With the demand. :. They also stole 4
large number Of horses Wsynesnd Cabsll
counties are now completely ovsrruo with
these cut threats and robbers Something
ought to be done to protect the people Of
those eountiss.-R. Pleasant Register.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-07

A REMEDY FOR TIE PILES.-It is
blessing to the suffering to know that We have ar
efectual cure for this truly troublesome disease
Mr. J. P. Hasarde, of l64 Second street, Cincin.
natl Ohio, takes great pleasure in informing all
who are suffering With piles. that he used email
quantity of DR.. Striokland's Pie Remedy, and it
effected permanent cure This seems to be the
case with all who make use of this splendid pre-
paration. 1t is manufactured a. No. East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by all
Druggists
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Provost Marshal Killed While
Attempting to Arrest Draft.

IS A few days ago Colonel Butter, Deputy
Provost Marshal Of Clearield County, Pa,
was killed while attempting to arrest .
drafted man named Lopnsbsrry. Hearing
that Lounsbefry was concealed in his owgp
house, Provost Marshal Csmpbell, Of the
l0eh pistzics, dispatched two deputies Col
Cyrus Butler and Liet. David Vanvlest to
arrest Lounsberry. These deputies proceed
ed to the house Of Lounsberry early on SAT-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-07
Mcclellan Club

There WILDE 1 meeting Of the McOnrL
Lam CLUB, at its headquarters, ( Washing
ton Hall,) tonight Speaking may be 3ex'
pected. 30 f1Sa9" hns ,,iiiBd 10 aail
Every member Of the Central COMMITTEES
is earnestly equested to be present At 'haf1
past seven o'clock, IS matters of the utmost
importance will be upfer consideration.
Let there be full turn out Of the mem
bers of the Club and Of the Committee. :.
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IL you are for tbirtykears war; for msl-
itary despotism; subjugation of the people
OF the South to The wild vagaries of the
aboli,ionlsts: for debt, Bankruptcy, and ma
tional ruin; vote for Linccan and You will
reap the consequences. - Boston Post 4
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SENATOR jim LANE, of Kansas, in pub
lie speech short time ago, said, "fhe
Union as it was is played out" The lamb
like Jayhawker is faithful supporter OF
the tyrant and widow maker, and wei
com visitor to the Presidential mansion.
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RHBEL troops are asserted to have taken
possession Of Barboursville, West Virginia,
on Saturday last, and that they destroyed
all the Notifications at that place and con-
siderable Government property,-Cncin-
natl, Nor. 2
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Tennessee,

.t ..-" QeuAOSSC0s1J 90 ---
The MCCLELLAN Eleotorsiin Tennessee
have written and published 4 reply to Presi-
dent LrscoLS's letter concerning Governor
JoHNsoN's outrage in that State The lets
ter is a calm and able review of the facts 10
the case and a complete overthrow of the
position assumed blythe, President Il con
cludes as follows;w 7ljsnz;s cay Eli
In the face of the reignnof terror which
has been established In o Tennessee qundeI
the ewes of Governor Johnson you say to
US: "Do as u please, on your own account,
peacefully and loyalty, and Governor John
son will not modest you, but will protect
YOU against violence 80 far as Is in his pow.
en-" IF you mean that Governor johnson
will allow us to stay sway from tho polls
without molestatioo, We trust there - some
truth in your assurance. But ifyou mean
TO suggest that weGhold separate elections
"on our own account 1andto1 assure us
that we shall noe be molested but protect
ed in such d "movementt no 5ktow BY ex|
perience and by the facts, above set forth,
that your assurance is . cruel mockery--
We will not advise our citizens to put 10
jeopardy their lives in going through the
farce YOU propose, Of tholding an election
under the laws at one ballet box, while
Governor johnson holds, an election under
his .splan" at another. Too many unoftend !.
ing citizens have already been murdered
in our streets by negro soldiers-too many
reputable women have been insulted by
them. We do not wish to, provoke further
outrage. There will be no election for
President in Tennessee 10 1864. You and
Governor johnson may manage Your side
of it in your own way but it will be no
election. '''''f = q 1T =,
After consultation with our friends, there,
fore, in different parts of the State, and
having communicated with nearly all OF our
colleagues, we respectfully announce to the
people of Tennessee that in view OF what
is set forth above-in view of the fact that
our people are overawed by military power,
the laws set aside and viola ted with inn
punity-and in view Of the fact that we
have appealed in vain to the President
whose duty it is "to see that the laws be
faithfully executed" and that those who
act by his authority shall hold sacred the
liberties of the people; in view of these
things we announce that the Mcclellan
Electoral Ticket in Tennessee is withdrawn.
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JOHN l.. Dawson and "A. II. OorlRorH,
Democratic congressman from Peunsylva-
mia, are reelected, It was claimed BY the
Republicans that they we're gIddsfsau defeated BY
the soldiers vote, by the footing POT the
returns shows different result.
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REBT ACCO6NTs.
XhA 1ets,.s 1Hsxs, sue

try Tess in killed and Wounded VII not exE
coed one hundred and fifty. II prlsoaers
we lost between three and four hundred
In the cavalry eur fosy was not very severe,
as Gen. Hampton's main attack was made
upon the federal rear. Gen. Hampton, how
Sssfyios$Uuss1u kiiisd andsnoAlsf sssess-
gESssass .Ast..q III cessation If Sos>
til,tiss On Thussdsy night The enemy d com
ton of his Notifications on the Vaughan
and Squirrel Level lfoSds, ADD by Two
o'clock Friday morning had entirely disapI'
peared from the plank road; with the ex-
,csption Of "a small force left there to keep
up an appearance Of his presence in our
front. As soon as this was ldiscoYered, o
brigade Of our troops was ordered to ad:
vance and feel the, enemy's position; a-d
meeting With such slight resistance, they
pushed forward only to ascertain that the
enemy had gons.ST Some two hundred and
fifty additional prisoners were taken here.
Some three hundred federal dead were
found unburied on Thursdays fold, and two
hundred Of his wounded, too much disabled
To- bs;rsmoyed. Fiftssa hundred of small
arms we're gathered up. with a number OF
,imbers, caissoas, wagons, &c, which the
enemy had abandoned, showing that hts re-
treat VS. Hurried. 1t is probable that many
wounded were carried off in ambulances.
The enemyShas fallen back to his origi.
nal position, and We have re-established our
former line. vi. ~ o5 :,
On Friday night, the enemy made . fierce
assault upon McRae's lines, south. Of the
plank road, but were rspulsed with heavy
logs Only small portion of our troops
were engaged q % s-.T45 ,rss C2.-.t4yx,
On Saturday, iall was quiet along tho en-
tire line, and all, the old lines seem to have
been re-established so. 1,is1ot. NJ e
b. i From tie Richmond Sentinel, Oct 81. =.
We are mol able to state with accuracy
the losses Of the enemy in the hostilities
of Thursday, but Snoughis known to show
that they were very considerable; on our
right, where Malone fought, more than two
hundred and fifty dead remained on the
field after the retreat Of the enemy On
our left we are informed that more than one
hundred and fifty were counted on one part
| of the arena Of battle. Gen. Hampton,
too, with his cavalry, on our extreme right,
| ID understood to have routed the enemy g
cavalry, driving it to shelter behind the in-
fantry. Making moderate allowance for
the dead who were buried or carried away
by the enemy and the usual 'estiDete fol
the wounded, We suppose the killed, woun'
/ ed and captured Of Grants army will
amount to at least 5000 men. 1t is probai
bly greater. ia= q ii y,1fi si-.fuG-s
~ e-S-If'a Z isgsa7 a. II =
HOOD ON HIS ROAD TO TENNEssEk--THE WAR
ssn TO RE CARRIED INTO INTO rHA4r ss STATE
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DIED..

On sunday morning, at half past 8 O'CLOCK, Mrs.
SARAH J. CLINE, In the 10th year Of her age
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Brand, North Wheeling, at three
o'clock this afternoon. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
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New Advertisements
REPORT OF IHE BOARD OF HEALTH.

CONDENSED TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
~ Board Of Health Of the City Of Wheeling for tn
mouth Of October, 1864, namely:
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,Hoop, ON HIS ROAD TO TENNEssEk--THE wa
utsW TO BE CARRIED INTO THAT STATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07
From the Potomac Army.

HEADQUARTERS. Army OF THE Poro
MAC, wAsuINGTOS, March 4th, 1864
Il is assigned as a reason tor the unex-
pected aIertness of the rebels in preparing
TO repel Gen. Fitzpatrick. that the dts'ruc.
ton of the telegraph aud track OF the Vir.
ginia Central railroad was announced in
Richmond by Gen. Lee Immediately after
the occurrence, over the telegraph lines
between Richmond, Lynchburg aud Cor
louisville This seems highly probable,
from the fact that the expedition passed
through Lees pickets and beyond his rear
without skirmtsh, and was met at some
distance from Richmond by Il formidable
fUrce of mounted infantry.
Deserters and coutrabands have been
coming in quite freely of late, until Tues.
day night last, when the rise 10 the Rapi.
dan put check to the emigration of this
kind.
Gen. Meade and a part of bis personal
staff went to Washington to day.
Guerrillas continue their operations
along the line Of the railroad.
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From Gen. Sherman.

Nav YoRK, March 4.-The Tribuns's
special says:
A despatch dated Memphis, March LIST.
received this evening, gives some new and
interesting details of Sherman's move
ments.
The despatch says that after having
reached Meridian, Sherman sent out scouts
to feel the ground and ascertain whether
Logan, who had started from Florence TO
him and Smith and Grierson, in whose
cavalry he relied to prosecute his march
on Selma were advancing. Three days
elapsed before he received any answer, and
as his army had but limited Eatious he, BY
rapid movement, which disconnected the
rebels. suddenly turned toward Aberdeen
aud Columbus, in the richest part of East.
err Mississippi. where his army was sure to
End abundance of provisions. By this
movement he turned his back on Selma
aud Mobile, and marched toward Logan.
who bad already advanced to meet bin,
and by an audacious stroke of strategy.
placed himself at "a distance of about loo
miles from JohnstOn's flank, now menaced
by his advance.
The despatch says that the rumor spread
concerning the attack upon Mobile and
Selma by Sherman, was simply meant to
divert public attention from the real object
Of the expedition, which aimed at an in
vastOn of Georgia somewhere between
Trenton and Lafayette.
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gg Oelegrapt1,
Afternoon Report.
What Kilpatriak nnna


WAsH.SGToE, March 4-Tbe President
has received from Gen. Butler a despatch
from Gen Fitzpatrick, dated Yorktown.
March 4, which saws:
Col. DAhlgren WAS directed to make a
diversion with 500 men on James river
lie attacked the Cuemy Tuesday P. NJ.
anu drove them iu on Richmond, The
main attack having failed, Dahlgreu at
tempted to join me at Meadow bridge. He
and Col. Cook were with the advance
guard, which became separated from bis
main force. since then uothin9 has been
heard from them. have still hopes they
may yet come in.
loss.
Gen. Butler adds that a rebel deser,er
informed one OF his aids that a one legged
colonel and about 100 men were taken
prisoners.
The Republican this morning saws:
We are authorized to auuou9ce that III.
government have received a despatch from
Gen. Butler, announcing that Fitzpatrick
succeeded in cutting the railroad and tele.
graph communication of Gen. Lee with
KlchmoTu by tearing up the rails on the
virginia Central railroad at various points
and destroying the canals and mills 90 the
James river. He burned much other prop.
erty belonging to the. rebels, inflictipg a
severe blow on the rebellion.
He was met by the enemy outside the
deiences at Richmond, but succeeded in
forcing him inside the outer works, where
spIrite engagement ensued. when dark.
ness came on and the conflict ended.
fitzpatrick finding the enemy aud the
works too strong to allow him TO reach The
city aud accomplish the object of the ex.
petition, Withdrew and reached the lines
of Gen. Butler with the loss of about $50
men.
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NOTICE r0 SUBSCRIBERS.

We have This day sold To Mr. Theodore
GN'rei all that portion OF our Daily circa-
.s'ion delivered by carriers He will be
To- only authorized collector for subscrip-
'ious aceEu.ug after the Ist day of March
Oar patrons will Cad IN Mr.. Gorrsl a
courteous geatIemau who will use everv
stf9f' 10 have the paper delivered prompt,
y aad regularly and will make his collec-
items Pune,uA'Iy at shorS intervals.
Ali sums due for subscription previous
30 the frss OF March will be called for By
cur farmer collector OF may be paid at the
odiee. feb2g
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New York Market.
New YoRK, March I

Cotton-Quict an,i s.,atly H TsI9,79 tor
middling uplauds and Is for low rnIudling.
Flour-A shade hTmrT 4GI in :air de-
msad at G 75@6 So Tor e1tra SAFE 7I56
25 COR extra r. II U and SOFAS 50 iNr
tIhde brands. Market ciO-iI,r iruI.
Whisky-UusrttIed and tiruer at ssiI 20
tor State, and go fer western with sai.s Il
th" latter rumorrd shove This price.
Whe"t-lc better AID 10 tA;r dtm4ud or
export; 59@l GI TOT CuieA . snr,ur. / ~
Tor choice III. Delivered. Gi@,l -
Mil. club, 67@l 10 for ::wluteF rcd 49,.
err.
Corn-withnut decided change Mt / s2m,
l 32A for shipping III Xet " s,.r. ia storc,
and 2S TOR new yellow Jersey.
Oa's-Searcely rs active at 9O69I far
State Hnd western, the latter price al TX.
treme.
Petroleum-Firm at 3O@g3I for crude,
4s for refined in bond and SO for 10 ir-..
Pork-QIiet and prices Wrrhnut decided
change, 22@22 IS for mess. p 5O622 ,nr
old do, % 25G923 so for new do I675Gt
lS 70 for old AMI new prime and 2I(G2I-
80 tor prime mess
Betf-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
Cut Aeats-Quiet and rirm At 94G9IO fer
shoulders aud l246la4 tor hams,
Bacon Sides-Yrry tirm witn goni de-
mand at liz for western Cumbfri.ad-cu,.
lle do short ribbed, l2s 10 long Gear,
I2s do. short clear aud I4s9li5 do.iorg
cut hams.
Dressed HCgs-A shade. Il .rnsr al 10 for
western.
Lard-Dnll at l3Gal4
ButIer-Firm at 2OC98u TT Ohm '.rl
32@37 for State.
Cheese-F'rm h, l4@l7 for common t,
prime.
GOli-l6lS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07
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From Washington.

New York, March 5-A special to the
Times, from Washington, 4th, says: Gen
Meade has been summoned here by the
President TO answer the charges preferred
against him By Gems. Sickles and Double
day before the Committee on the Conduc,
of the Var. The matter is assumipp n
rather serious aspect.
Secretary Chase. in n communication ia
the Committee, says that in order to brine
the revenue up to the amount estimated in
his report it will be absolutely necessary
to largely increase the tux on the several
articles specified. lie recommends tax
Of one COLLAR a gallon ON spirits; ON leaf
md manufactured tobacco SOC per pound;
on petroleum, crude l5c, and refined Csc.
WAsHrHGroS, Mlrch The Committee
on Elections have decided that Mr.. Soan,
of No., IS not entitled to the seat be now
occupies.
A special to the Commercial dated Wash
ington, March 8. says it is known here that
Gen. Sherman was not back at Yicksburg
to start 90 new expedition on the 24;h
as was contemplated be should. He will
however soon be heard from again In ac-
tive operation.
1t is not believed here in military circles
that Admiral Farragut intended 10 accom-.
plisb anything more at Mobile than TO make
II demonstration to draw the attention of
the rebels from other points of operation.
There are stories afipRt here to the effect
that the testimony of Gen SickIes touching
the battle of Gettysburg will make il ueces :
sary for Gen. Meade TO resign command of
the army OF the Potomac. la that cnse
either Gen. Hooker or Gen. Smith will be
his successor. Gen. Grant il is said has
recommended Smith.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

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Til Pills ShUuls uOt be taken by females during
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In all cases Of nervous aud Spinal Affections Palms
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thosN p ills will effect cure when all other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
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Full directions Ia the pamphlet around each pack
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

GB-STEALIXG HEDE-Ou Saturday
snorning a gentleman OF fraudulent dis
position by the name OF George ". Hone,
who is considerably sharper THAI razor.
10 his Eapderiug= about tbs I'd Ward Mar
ksi House saw hide 10 market wagon
belongiDg,o Louis SiebFighr. He shout
dered the hide and walked OF, but sharp
rs be ia, be could not hide it successfully.
He was traced to the leather establishment
of Berger L Hoffman, where, it was dis
covered, he had disposed of the valuable
skin. lie was arrested, taken before Aid.
Robertson and committed TO Jail for fur
Their hearing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

ESBREAKISs Up BAGNlo.-Por sew
srai nights past there haze been serious
Disturbances among soldiers and others at
dilreputable house, near the head Of 9Th
stFset, kep, by a woman named Brady Pso-
pie ~ the neighborhoUd complained of the
:io.ous conduct as being most intolerrable,
saI IN Friday the police organized little
expedition und der the command otCApt Britt,
~!,h view of surprising the establish
uasur. The expedition, or descent, was
altogether successful. The inmates Of the
house we're csptured, taken before Aid.
Robertson and sent to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-07

NEw YoRk, March 6.-New Orleans ad.
vices to Feb. 9th are received per Colum-
bia and Geo. Cromwell
Admiral Farragut continued his a:tlck
On the forts below Mobile.
A letter from our feet dated the 2sI
says, the whole mortar fleet kept up au
incessant fire on Fort Powell which com.
mands Grants Pass.
The rebel ram Tennessee was of For,
Morgan and was expected to attack our
feet; She is said to be more powerful than
the Merrimac.
Fort Powell canuO. hold out long against
our bombardment.
Admiral Farragut was on board the CAL
houn near the fort.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
HOUSE.
WAsrINoroS, March g.

'''"1 NIuICu u
The day is devoted TO speech making
Baldwin OF Massachusetts, spoke of the
doctrine of State rights as mere iustru-
ment TO break down nationality and sub.
stitute plantation desPotism.
Mr. Boyd. Of So, made speech iu re-
ply to Mr.. Blair, he maintained that the
radical members we're the only true repre-
sentatiVes here of Union sentiment OF that
STATE, and that the President said to him
if the throats of either the conservative
claybanks or those of the radicals had to
be cut he would spare the radicals.
MIR. Voorhees,. Of Ind said the Ameri-
can republic is dying and summed up the
causes which are working it's downfall, for
under the present administration justice
was no longer established, nor the bless.
ings of liberty secured 70 the citizen