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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
VIZ should very much IKE 10 know what

We should very much like to know what
good end was subserved by the War Depart
neurs refusal to let the uews of our dis
asler at Plymouth. N. c., come through to
the A.sOolat,d press on Sunday night, as
1t should have doue. It occasioned the
loss of day in the news and that is all.
We have 1t this morning and what better
doos it make matters. There is something
TO our judgment very silly in this interior
snss by tbs War Department SIth the
news. Surely such policy ought to be
eR,ctully played out by this time. 1t has
bssu tried times without number and has
always proved failure. Lot the people
have the news, whatever it may be. of what
has actually been done-oI what has trans
Pirsl-Ehsthsr it is disaster or SUGGEST
Tns War Department seems to distrust the
ability OF the people stand up under the
bad news, aud thAt, too, Notwithstanding
the fact that beyond all the presidents OF
history, ancient or modern, the loyal
masses Of this country have stood up and
retained their hearts uuder disappointmeuts
aud diIaSters such as never fslEbo,a people
bsfore. astS --=ss1S-RIofsF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

a WAsalsof oN letter sse.es that tbe,caIl
for tho oieveIaud (Frem6utj teo6vention
will appear in day or two. with quite a
fOrmidnble LOT Of signatures, sm6ralo,ing
previous Hdherents to both parties.
Z a Washington letter to Milwaukee pa.
per says tbut General Buffers friends are
quietly prepAring,tO bnng him out, and are
already confident that he is the only man
who can unitssths,tWo wings of the party.
The Monmouth IN. J.) Herald nominate.
William a, Newell, of New jersey, for Vice
President with Mr.. Liucolu. - - -
The War Dsaoerat at Fairfield, III, goes
for Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, for
President, aud Gen. John A. Logan, of I'LL.
uOis, for Vice President. Bonner's Ledge,
dominates Edward Everett for President.
The Washington City Republicans have
split upon The Presidential question. the
issue being whether TO Instruct theft dele.
gates % vote for Mr.. lLineolu's nomination,
or TO leave them without Instructions. Two
meetings were held Friday evening aud
two sets of delegates chosen, oae OF them
being Instructed to vote for Mr.. Lincoln
and the other being LETT free. EaoR. wing
Claims TO be simon pure, mud speeches were
made al, both msstihRs Friday night, that
we're sgQTe torSl3le than polite. as,rt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
sLetter rom Tknnnnhn.
KANAwHA C. H., April 2s, 1854.


Editors IhtetliysReer: ftei
Since my last. the weather has become
iue aud tile streetsEnd roads In aud about
this good old town are much improved :
This is the last day of Court there has
been an immense amount of business done,
and many prominent rebels who arc serv
ing the JED. Davis conspiracy have got
their rights At its hands Among ,he
cases OF coufscaIion al this term Wero
Jshn Patton, ThomSs L. Bruew, John
n. CIurkon, Yirginius Hend ricks and John
j. Dickson all ptod1iaeut rebels frDm this
countyi Y The property eo6hsc&ied win
nett tue Government over one hundred and
thirty Thousand dollars. = ~
Being 4 Union man in these parts was
rather costly during the Wise aud LorinE
raids! FtOm What / can learn Col. 3: III.
Smith suffered most severely; losing per.
haps over thirty thousand dollars. Still
the old vas horse never yielded an inch,
but boldly stood by his principles; aud
yet this same Col. Smith iis denounced By
many as a rebel sympathiZer, but those
Who speak and Write thus of him know
him not. j believe q trueF or more cour.
ageous Union man breathes not.
The rebels are playing smash in this
neighborho0d. On Tuesday night thew
took seventy horses from the bank of the
Ohio river opposite GallipoIis. On Wed.
nesdAy they captured some twenty or thirty
mules within twelve or fourteen miles Of
this town, where pretty large military
force Is encamped. And on Thursday they
got four horses belonging to Judge sum.
mers, aud took the contents of two stores
from Red House Shoals. This is daring
of high order. Gen. Crooks has ordered
aGjor -, ut the bead Of cavalry
force, 10 pursuit. 1t Is to DO hoped they
may came az, With the .thieyiug rIffiaus.
1t is the opinion o! many persons that
West Virginia is about to be a judicial
district in itself. Should this tur1 out TO
be true, hope the present faithful, firm
incumbent, Judge Jackson, may be retain
ed, as no man in the State, all things con-
sidered, possesses 10 so eminent degree
the qualities aud qualifications necessary
TO proper discharge OF the high and re.
sponsible dnIiee, > -.
could give news of military move.
meuts, but having seen Gen. SiSers late
order on the subject, forbear.
The next Presidency is not much talked
about, most people seeming to have made
mp their minds that Mr.. Liucoln must be
the man, that the question admits Of no
controversy, &c. A prominent lawyer of
jackson county remarked To me this win.
ter that Ar. LIS authority over the whole
unio1 Eass not recognised or, respected.
aud that be gmuBtbe reelected, In order
that 1t may be. L1rERIoE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
The nebeI FI,,nn CO..

The Richmond Ezqsia.r OF the ll,h ipst
1 gives the following statistics of the rebs
currency, from which it will be seen that
desperate attempt is making to retrieve III,
6nauciaT disasters Of tbe South:
THE depletion of the Confederate chr.
rency under thereesnt legislation isy mnei,
greateFthat is,genefalIy suppossH. ana IA
this connection 1t will be interesting 10 "a
fer TO well established figures. TIE entiSs
issue of the old circulation we NAV taks. 4
$500, 900. The number of one hundrsd
dollar bills in circulation has been abon,
b0,000,0 900 OElesser denominations tbs !
will be funded, there are, at least. "a ' !S56 /.
600 600. Deduct nov 100000 600 iunJsd
and We have $500, 600, 900. This r. dncS !
by the discount of thirty three la1d obts
thiTdsper cent will, in round numhsrs
leave US $3.50, 900 600. The tax levied fo y.
1854 Is estimated considerably nboye Sam.
600 600. aThere being .ouIy $3.50, OO0. 600
funded at four per cent, Il follows thar
SlooOoo. 900 of currency must be used in
addition t. the above for-tbe payment of
the taxes for 1854, which viii 'fitther re-.
dsee the circulating medium to $3.50 ooo. /.
IVY. from the last named SUN there m st be
suostracted the amount required to pav ,bs
a-@S0 tui Puo6u ny Iu6 late OOn
gress on the income tax of 1858. an wall a.
some portion of The old taxes thar yT,ila,;GS
be paid on The fret of April. 1856 TSs
circulation would thdS be reduced 10 Som !.
oo0, 600, without reference 10 the msnnton-
tpEe and emission of more paper monsy.,
= Bot here comes up the. Important oS..E :
tion o., hei new jssne. (which ftyolvea tbs
vitality Of The whole schems. The first
interpEStsItoq 9fthe currency act WAC tbS.
II denied power to tho Secretary of The
Treasury to issue one dollar. notes lex.snt
10 exchange for the present currency. At The
rate oftwo dollars Of, the new,fUr ,btee doIl
lars OF the old, which; may reinRin onfun.
ded on the aFst Of April. OIhers copstrue
Tue act to empower the SeCretaFylof the
treasury TO issue two dollars of The nav
issue Tor three dollars OF. the old. NJ ether
ionded or Observation-Disclosures. exebangs6
or patd'in tor'thxes. The latter c6pStF5ct
tion Is said to be favored by Mr.. Memmjn-
ger, namely: that he is authorized nj isiSs
new notes 90 fthsl a4 6qgt iofi TWO. ihitdS,of
the whole Of theold Issue. Ia otbss Sesds
Imposing the old notes 10 ciFc5lstiaSb' I
dol $soO Id6O. o65 lon tSs tt9 u
april, me sssreE1Ey n! IF the Treasury "a sm-.l
TTtaatI isq spa, 9aa sa2h Rordtng asuppIyI
.e,lpe treasury taE; about eight months, ir4i
'eSPecttve ofthe sum that may be rniSei bv /
ue sale OF six per cent. bonds"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

FRoM W, ]. POOLEy s Co., New. York,
We have "a vieM 81 tslivsty, Sttfptntsi,
Ecclesiastical aud Historical, from tie days
OF the Patriarch Abraham to the Nine
'senlh oeptpEyi ADDRESSED to the Right
Reverend AIOn1O Potter, D. D. Bishop Of
the Protestant Episc6baI Church in the
Diocese of Pennsylvania, by John Henry
Hopkins, D. D. L. L. D., bishop of The
Diocese Of Vermont" This learned, e1.
csediDgIy able, aud much talked about
work on the Bible view OF slavery, as well
as the other views Of interest just. now
taken of that subject, has been SO much
commented upon already by Journalistic
who have had tue necessary space at com
mAnd to do its merits justice, that We may
dispense with all but this brief allusion to
it. Bishop Hopkins wislds opeE Of those
'renchspt pens which no common .mihd
may meet without feeling conviction Of
its own weakness. GA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
c Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

DY virtue OF decree Of The ctreut Count Of oAl9
ID county, entered on the I'd Gay Of March, lsS4.
il the case Of Peter ADD hmm YaTnell, b. th'r
next friend, against the North W Stsrn saHk o. o.
Virginia and Others will sell at public asstion =
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio ooaly
on TUESDAY, THE Third DAY W Nay NEAL'
At 10 o'clock A. u Of that daS, 70 The hghest aSe
best bidder, the following property, to III; lss
following described pare Of Lot No seven ~ Lva..
Tag Aain street in the city Of WhseliDE' tL.t :
70 say, the north. EASTERN part Of sad l0t,
on Main street HHy-Ihre0 feet AID three AID oSs
third inches, and running back With line poIAI.'
with the southern line OF said Lot SO. nily1u
feet two inches, being the part OF LoE 30 S'tS
aid set apart In SurAlIy 70 John 7. lafnaIl -
ZachaTIAh 8. YaFnall. The property will b so1 =
two separate parcels, each irontlng ''''
and wen and IL 0-Ihird inches on MAN s"eet
TRRns OF sALE- fourth Of The purchase moosy
10 bs paid In cAS and the remainder 10 thrss g -
IpSGalmSnLS Of ak, twelve and eighteen moutst
With Interest from the day Of sale, tie Pafehs'sf
giving bond with satisIHeLO security i'F the S',S
red payments, bot 20 have tue privilege a. ~
ton, Of SinK the whole piIehASo money ~ -.
or Of paying IN eagI q greater properties lN'
mrSi.td DANIEL LAMB. CoumISdobsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington, Ohio.

VIZ ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE on TursdlJ.
w the 18th day Of May neIt, Al the village Of
Burlington, Belmont comfy, Ohio, TO the hiEhet
and best bidder, tract OflRnd containing ons taL-
drSd and twenty one acres, one rod anI sig so
perrhes. This land Il situated about one bali ate
from the Ohio river, bstW 90 SIckHoh's iun ana
GlenR's run and Is undeTlAId with NaIuabls bti'ei
under cuitiVanon, the Test covered With tihbsr-
An opportunity Il here offered for profitable inT''
mGnt.
Terms Of SAls-Ono- third Ia cash. and The balance
IN twelve, eighteen Rud twenty. -four months via
interest from day Of sale and . leo retained uP0a
the property 70 scare the deferred payments.
f April Is, lB64.td JANAs PAUL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
TRUSTEES Sale.

4 DH virtue Of deed Of trust, made and .xseBtsd
- to me BY Adam ROoss, bearing date thS IStb
day Of Jnles A. D., 1859, and OF record in the n.
oorders once, 10 the county Of Ohio and State 81
heet VII RintAi In Decd Book Number a. FolIo I6s
viii proceed 70 cell at Public Auetioo az The mont
door Of the Court House, Of Ohio COUNTY in tbs
city OF Wheeling. on Thursday, the 26tn day 81
Nay 4. B. le64, 10 the CHEST aud best bidder the
following described property, to wit: The south
| tart Of Lot numbered stx (6S In Johathan ZSnejG
addition to the town Of Wheeling, beEInninR on
Main Street. ct the corner Of lot formerly owned
By George Vsnnum, deceased, thence northWardIy
with said street my feet; thence westward Win
line parallel with the line OF George Vennuni. AZ.
ceased, one hundred and three (lGSl feet; thenee
southward At right Anses, my feet, to Gaid Ven.
num'6 line: thence eA4tUaEd, with aid V0nnum'a
line, one hundred and three 103 feet 70 the beRin-
ming, except 80 much thereof a. was conTeyed nv
the North Western Bank Of Virginia to james Nc.
Donald by deed, dated the 22nd DAY OF FobruarT.
1851 and now Of record In Ohio county VirginIS
being the same residue Of said piece or parcel con-
xeyed 70 said Adam ROoso. by said North Western
Bank Of Virginia, by deed, dated February 10TH
1eoi, aud now Of record in said county, together
with the privilege Of using the three foot Alley men.
TONED In said lRSt named deSd.
Tho above property Il subject to dover riEht
Trims OF SALE-0ns half cIGh, and the bSIGneo on
the purchase money payable in GiK aud nine months
with interest," JOHN VoaLER,
N0TE-Agresment having been made Win The
widow clear title Will be RfY0n. A fl7 S69R gOtl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
For Sale.

THE HOTEL PROPERTY nov IN the oeeuPioSy
ofJohA Ball, eousistipE Of one-haii LSt &c "a
10 lonFth by 80 10 PAR and % in part In UlSSa'
eoniainInE 81 rooms. Also ore half Lot no ~,
fronting On Fourth street 6oxISR feet, With
Iunnin9 iron NSrfet 10 Fourth street Thb 10 ~
moGt eommOdiOus Hotel on MARKET square ~, ~
building has been rebuilt and rom0deled "Inln 'A'
past ave yoAFR. .,.,-...
containing nine rOoms, HRd hall In eheh' no" -
gOUd order. .,.,,,
Also u SeOt Of Lot l2i, Wild the Impro!s,nsniISS
fmnnoTSmontS opuo1ito Union Church.
hnr2 II tkO. hDhlN s-.-. ...--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

SoME one puts the following question IN
the editor of Noah's IN. VI I.sssno.r.
Suppose have an income of 81 600 an.
nually derived from bank aud insnE.nco
dividends declared free of government iST:
am liable to. pay 3 per cent. on the $500
over the $500 allowed me by Iaw7 Ihaye
always supposed thatI was, but nv frisnd
and .otheFs. that have met say that The
companies have already paid my income
by paying 8 per cent. on the aggregate
amonnt of their, dividends, aud thai foeme
to pay on the 500 lNodidi be ID wing, IL
twice, and cite the credit side Of the In.
come 'cirtdlst where am directed to de.
duct where 8 per cent. has been alresSv
paid to the government or withheld by the
oan or ipsnrance Companies. As thSre
seems to be variety Of opinions In regard
to this matter, tits hoped that Won vim
give II . careful attention, and enliohten
.Plted point. s-ssN' us
I. AsswER-YOu are wrong and Won,
itlen q are right, We think. The laW'savs
mat, ~ les itHatta g Jour INCOME, ron mnst
nrst uedact ail taxes, and an eains
s 9teEiVed from Interest aud dividends. which
mail have been assessed and paid ,by said
backs, s&e.5 To- be- sure, ii does M. S Ssss
'slhe duty on which" shall have hson y:
3essed aud paid, or the matter XonI5 bsS.
been too cleaF for dispute; but what elss
ian itbs law mean to say "shaIl have Sss0
isssssed and paid by the banker 70 t.
not the duty or taxi
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Gpr22-td
.UARrRRMAsTER' OPRICE,

nUARTERAAsTER' OFFICE,
10 BALTIMORE, Nd, April 14th, 1864 I
6BALED PROPOSALS In duplicate will be 70.
eeiVed by the uEdSr1igned until II o'clock NJ, on
the 18th day April 1884, for f1rniShinK (7) SST.
enty -four AKTILLERY HURSEa Thor mnsI Be 81
dark cOloTs betW the ages Of I've and nine years
and not less than fifteen nor more IhAn sixteen
hands high.
Delivery 70 be made in Baltimore within ten dav,
after the Contrae1 IL awarded.
Each animal wit be subject TO the usual GoVern-
most inspection before beng accepted.
Proposals. from DuL0YAL RARnRS will not be con.
HidereJ, and an oath Ct allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
GUARANTEE,
The abilities OF the bidder 10 Ill the contract
HAould II 10 awarded 70 him, must be guaranteed
sy tEo tesPenli Die persons, whose signatures mnst
The resPons btlity Of the guaTAntoFI must be
shown BY the OeiA .iaeAt6s Of the CLERK Of the
nearest sttt Cont, or the United States District
Attornty.
BiddsrS m1St be present In perSon when The bids
are opened or thelr proposals. win be considered
Bonds equal In Anount to half tie sum 70 be re-
eeiIed on tnB contract signed by the contractor aud
both Of bis guarantoS. will be required Of the sue
oeBsful bidder upon assigning the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
WeS-oot the county OF - and State -,
and =, of the county ~, aud State Of, do
hereby EuaEanteo that & able 10 fplfII the on
tract in accordance with the terms OF his pFopoSL
he viii At 0neO enter into oontraot IN aeeordanes
Herewith.
should the contract be awarded to hin We are
prepared to become his suretioG.
(To this guarantee muSt BE- appended the olleial
above mehtiOnedO l..
No proposal will beeonsidered unless accompanied
P : mus. be marked .Propo..l. for ARr1I-
o.w.THoMAR,
opT3E-td Captain and A q. n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

Commissioners Sale.
Joseph MOrrisOn's executor,
Jo.eph Morri.on,. h.lr,.

Joseph MOrriSOn's heirs.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio
ID county mads at Spring term leSI, An5 also Of
decree made by said Court on the 18th day Of
March, 1864, Will, on MONDAY, the I'D day Of
Nay, 1884, At the front door Of Court House for
described property, Wig: TWOnty sewn I27l feOE,
more or less. on the cat size Of Lot number one
hundred and eighty two llSEl 10 RASt Wheeling.
Sad property lies John street. and ON IL u sreetS
good two StoTy brick building.
TEkMS OF sALE-Une-third Of the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash aud the balance In equal
payments At ok and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, and tile 70 BE- retained until pay.
ment IL full has been male.
ROBERT MORRISON,
AprSz-td Commissioned,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

TuE CtactauAtt Gls.sts cOmeStO the con.
elustOu, frOn all its sources of information.
that the d.mI,gs to The wheat crop during
the past winter Was not as great as has been
Apprehend ID.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
Commissioners Sale
Of Halsabls Iurn on TIE OHIO RiUE, H.ir
PayksyGbHTG, ". Ia.
Edwin YArney AID vile, ct ala, COmprLs
against
Richard HaddrIi. ei. Al. n.rrnd,nt.
JAMES b. WHEAT,
special ComHil PtpntrL

IL ChAncGTy.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that shall, 10 ACrord
IN Hneo with decree OF the Circuit Court Of Uhio
county, ". Va, rendered The 18Th dly Of Mareh,
1884, In the AbUTO entitled case At the front do H Of
the Court House of Wood county. -. Va, 10 The
city Of ParkOrSbutE on ThurndAy, the 18Th d,y Of
May, 1854, At ~ O'Clock, A. NJ oder iOT tale ub.
lie auction the folioRi g described valuable prop
sTty, VIZ: farm Containing About tu0 hundred
1901 acres, situated 10 what l. a The AN.
ingtOA Bottom in the COunty Of Wood, ". Va on
the bank Of tbS ohio river and about eve miss be-
low the city u PaIkersburE. The lAndS are bSAUt-
fully situated aud highly improved SAID tAra
belOnEH to the estate Of alexander HsdIt decd
and Il sold BY decree Of Court, With the Of
the heirs and pREtiOs interested. The title pei
feet. The deed 70 Alexander Had on Il OF TtEOId
In Wood Co, ". Va, Book No. rs, page -.
FEhHS.-0ne-fouTth Of the purchase monsy II
eGSh; the balance In three equal pay montS al III,
twelve aud eighteen months, the pureh Gs- giving
bonds with good security for the deferred paJmtHu
Of purchase money, the eommIIaiOuOF retailing
lien upon the property till the deferred pSJmSoti
are entirely paid Cd.
fpeeIaI Commissioner.
WhseIinr. W, Va, April iSth IS St
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

Is, declared TO be On unworthy usmber of
this House," Mr.szHeewh4 VII Z ssS--inss
other words that Long Was not, ther the.
bold declaration he bad made in ths inter
est of the rebels, % unworthy psmboFp
Congress.
In the face Of this record it lie of very
little account to Mr. Brown to explain how
it was that he failed to vote to oensure
HarriS. III
There 1.nolOGio-Do,Oonsis
voting TO expel Mr.. Harris toe Shdorsiug
what Mr.. Long had said asxt IL reRretting
(seemiugly) 't6s want Of al Opportunity to
osnsurs him, aud them when an opportu.
uity did come, voting against a, resolution
of eensurs nPon Mr.. Long, who was NJ.
Harris principal. rs . Hr
The trouble With Mr.. Brown, as we have
all along suspected, is that be does not
know exactly where he stauds or where he
belopgs-Rhethers the Democratic party,
still lives, Whetberit dead twill rise again,
aud whether be had better not shape his
status 60 as to bssreCogutEsd as member
in tolersble s,a6st6E In case ii should
turn up.
ACCOUNTS from st. Joseph, Mo-, and 9th
sr points on the great therOpgGiatsit 10 it6e
gold regions represent the movement
westward this spriug, OF persons infected
witethe gold mAaIS, as being without pre-
cedSnt unless We except toe executing days
whenthe discoveries were 6rst announced.
Every means Of transportation is in rsqui-
sttion, so that seats in the regular coaches
steal bought up weeks in advance. Some
go out to acquire fortunes, but more are
reduced to beggary1 sacrificing farms or
whatever they happen 70 possess 10 the
vain hope thAt-they will escape the disas /,
tiers by which others are overwhelmed.
"LoOk before you leap" is always safe
counsel. - ~ - ~ u u EAssA y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

AZ EEeLEorHD Cough. Cold, or Sor.
Tnreat, which might be checked lby n SIM
PIE femedy, like Browns Bronchial TTocbss
itailoWed to progress, may terminate Seri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
ssnsatlsn RnmSTs u WashInEeon.
W1ssnsToSs Sunday Night.

The town Is fun of excitement Tonight
over impending and anticipated opera
tions. yRumor5 abound and the few facts
that are known ought not to be stated
Among the cra1iest rumors that dy along
tho Avenue are such as these: That Gen.
Butler has been for some reason put under
arrest; that Burnsids's co operative opera.
lions have been abSnioned; that Lee has
broken camp and begun an aggressive
movement; that Grant il concentrating
with view to receive the attack that
great movements oflerge bodies OF troops
are in progress, The best advice is to be.
lieve none of them, and to look upon
everything as possiblsi pothtng probable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

ARR you aware that simple cough ter.
inmates in cOusunptiou2 Why not be
wise iu time and use Aliens Lung Balsam
which will stop the disease aud prevent
fatal eonssquencesR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

aod EaArd oar nag, add keep each start
san mako it lead our ranks IN var
BfIll auAt above each patriots ErAVS
DSaih 70 the traitor that would dare
10 trail Il through the dust Of shane,
An honest hearts ltS lot will share
And follow it 70 Death or Fame.
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apr2a-lH

No. SUP'T. PUB. SCHOULR-
49, MEsSGS. EDIToRs PLEASE announce the
name Of Rev. JAMES s. CLARA a. . candidate for
County superintendent OF the Public schools Of
Ohio county. lie is eminOnEiy qualified Tor the
position, and will be supported BY the citizens OF
Ohio county.
Apr92 MANY VOTRRA
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Letter Gsoua tho Hoa. WA q. Brow n.
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NheeD and Horses fnr &nlR

Slttp anu HOSES IOf Sale.
rlNHE undersigned will sell on THURSDAY, the
residence IN brooke county, ". Va, one.haif mile
north Of West Liberty, on the WeIlSbuTE road, l76
head OF Sheep, Wsthers, BWes aud LAmbE-pEinci.
pay half blood SpauiGh. Also four head OF hOrsss,
one Brood Mare, two Morgan COlts year. old and
Terms m de known on day Of sale.
Rpr98-tWtd" J. o. ROSE