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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
sOrE days ego The washington cores

SOHE days ago the Washington CORES
pondence Of the Cincinnati COnmyeial
contained the following:
"Seuator Wiley made carefully con. .
sidered and powerful speech to. day, de-
olAring himself in favor of the prohibition
of slavery by constitutional amendment,
aud of immediate aud general, rather than
gradual emancipation. He was proud of
having become an aboIitionist; aud by
numerous comparisons proved the value Of
free over slave Institutions, and said that
if he were convinced that slavery had the
sanction Of Divine power, be would follow
the example of the patriaTchs OF old
curse God and die. But that's just what
the pSIriarchs didn't do.-Ed. Com. The
speech is much commended by prominent
Republican senator's"
Some one 10 the AOrgantown UOntOr,
copying from the Washington ID. C.)
CarO"teIe, complains that the above dis.
patch does Senator Wiley great injustice,
aud offers the following extract from the
Congregational Gtobs's report of his speech
as proof of the Injustice:
"Sir, when know that by the actual
written laws Of many of the States where
slavery eXists-not alone by the casual aud
arbitrary exercise of individual cruelty,
but by positive statutory Iaw-this race of
men, these children of the same heavenly
Father With ourselves, these subjects and
objects OF redeemiug grace, are debArred
from the benefit of the martial relation
tn some States under heavy penalties, and
by like stringent provisions OF law are for
hidden to learn how TO read the word of
God; when. sir, have hundred times
seen the regularly authorized officers of
the law, 10 the lawful discharge of their
duties, seize aud drag away from the arms
OF the father Of her children the misera-
BILE mother, by process of debt. and seize
and carry away from her bosom, the helm
lees infant, and sell one here aud another
there-oue TO be carried TO the cotton
helds OF Georgia, the other TO the sugar
mills OF Louisiana; when l have seen all
this done under authority of laW-baye
| seen females on the slave block at public
veudue, subjected TO the close inspection
aud manipulation Of every limb and part
by shameless aud uufeeling spectators in
human souls and bodies, have heard men
say, have heard ministers Of the gospel
say, have heard grave and honorable sena-
tore say, that this African slavery was a
divine institution, have been astouished
that there ever was credulity to believe, or
presumption to ayow a blGsphemy so alb
horrent to every attribute of the Supreme
Being. Sir, If could believe that such a
recognized and legalized system of inhu.
mainly as this had the Divine sanction, /
tCOutG accept the GdUiee giUtR TO Nsp0triqTeiof
I'm the hour Of bis extremity, and curse God
and die. No, sir, the founders of our re-
public never did approve an institution SO
demoralizing in its nature, SO cruel 10 its
incidents, SO adverse to all the interests of
wise political economy, SO anti.republi.
can in its spirit and tendencies, and SO re.
pugnant to the principles of christianity.
They 90 dsmned 1t. and deplored its exis.
teuce, with hardly an exception"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

The PostOaics Department advsr,isss to
receive proposals for carrying the Urited
States malls between the Wheeling POST
ONCE aud the dspOts of the following rail-
roads: The Cleveland and Pittsburgh at
Bridgeport; the Central Ohio at Bellair;
the Baltimore aud Ohio aud HsmpaeldI at
Wheeling. Bids will be received ct the
COassaes office at Warrington, up to Nay
25th, next.
The Postmaster here will be able, in the
course of tew days, to fu1niSh forms Of
proposals, guarantees. certificates, So, to
those who think OF bidding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
Loul.vllle Tobaeeo mnrn.,-
LOUIsyILLE. Anil I5 1J

AOu4Sh4LLbI april 10, 1854.
Tobacco-Sales of 3o4 hOgshcads as fol.
lows louisville Warehouse sales NOT in
eluded): IS at STAT 90, 81 at $5a5 So. "a
at $6i6 95, 20 at STAT IS, l6 at Ssas 80.
Is at sea 70, 13 at SlOaiO rs, IL at 81 /
all so, 6 at $l2al275, 8 at Sl34l3 rs. 0
at $l4Al4 IS. 8 at Sl5a15 rs, 2atSi6 25
ale 30, 8 at $l7a17 T5. 8 at $Isals so, 6
at Sl9al9 IS. 2 at $2Oa2O 20, at $sl.
2 at $22a22 so, at $24, at S25 25s25
So Sat $26429 20. / at $50 so, l at S85
so. at 81 so, at ST 20, and 2 hogshe ca Is
OF trash at $3a3 10 per 100 lbs.
We quote the different grades as follows.
Trash 81 5oa5, Tugs SIS 6oas, medium leaf
$6al2, good leaf $l5als, extra $20a8O per
Manufactured TObacco.-we quote com.
mon to medium Cbs. at 45a6oc, black
sweet Tbs, at 60aG5c, and fins at 90sSI
20 per 10. SsSt
Extra Fine TObaccO-A hogshead of to.
6acce was sold this morning by Thomas
Rhodus, commission merchant, Of this civ,
and raised BY Mr. W. B. Smith, of Franz!
Lin county, Missouri, at S2Oe per 100 lbs
The hogshead was bought BY the enter.
prisiug firm of G. W. R1cker L Co.. man.
nfactursrs. This is no doubt the hiqbest
price ever paid in the Uuited s,ates for
Iobaceo.-St. L0uit Republican,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
FOR SALE
VERY vALuApIE rARM. .i.u,..A IN ~.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM. ritustsd in MAJ,
-, county, West VtrginiE, twelve miles bSIoI
tbsrIPos o. containing i9l4Iz acres 200 acres
~ miles! all clear and in the hige,t state Of q, NJ
Lsuon, me balance Of the farm being heavily I'm
S Two coal Veins-one ~ the other OarnSl
s ana within ~ miles Of the Ohio rivSr. The in
PI9Iements are four dWellingl sig cabiuS suItahls
Eut nSoses, and three orchards. Two creeks paSS-
!nE tnttoagh the farm, afford an ample Suptly Of
Ior stock. Six farms. each having 900 hcrsS
o. oottom land and sunicieut timber, could 81, SdS
oat o. ths tract, and 70 practical farmerH = TSre
ehanee 70 offered to secure good farms, conTSoient
20 1929 markets, and In . dne climate FitlV iSlis
PutAoIe. Terms which will be made to enit the
puIeSAsers' made known on application, IaY iStter
OF o!aesTiss, 70 B. L. sTEWART, Gallipoi.S;O,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
Tho ParEorsburr Conventlon,

A,vIll be seen by the pubIished Iist This
moruiuR, the Court House convention on
Saturday appointed large number of del
eeatss from this county TO the State con.
ysuliou which meets at Parkersburg on
Wednesday. We presume that a ysry con-
siderable number of these gentlemen will
90 to P.rksrsburu provided = suitable ar.
rsppemeu, in respect 10 getting there and
b,.L .onfo,,.brv w;,bon, the m. Io.. ~
too nn.h lin. 80, bs mad. W.. n..-.,
,h., ~. n..,;o. Ala ~, .n,o;o, o.,
-. =, ~. e g.. - 80 - ~.
.,n,,,,, 60 .,...a.r.., .;,S $50. -
.I....s 10. S - -. 80 -
~ 800 80 ~ 80 ~ ~ sSI'N
=. -, 49, - p.-r.-'s s, rs ~
-. .s 49, -. -. w.Ss -, :.
81, =. 49,. ~ donh, Sn, ~, =, 80.
:. S.was ,no,.'...ots,.1 .s-s.."s 49,
-. !, III S.1s,T.t.". -
- - ~. - - ~ 1855 -
49,. = 80. y
eou'N| ., - ,"' Up NV nA"y per
Wv, vs. 80 N1 ,' ~ 'u'
tA'AstsO4s SSI,'u''Uu' l' s., 'uO''
'u.'s'''' Wv , 'e'' p'Opst '"'''''' ~ -.
su"0s a. large 0e'ssA"0o a. Poss'0's
"'u gu" county 70 sec "uA' eAu % oone
.o:aAJ 10 tue way PROPOSED 10 tots ena
Is PROPOSED 70 Us 'nAs some one or Two
Oh 'ns aeifsA'es III esen '0"hsa'P interest
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
'PrsRtursFtAs HlasEfht .eaRpIisa fSF |
hsssRIiEiph VsttHRBn
OFIlBR a. a. P. q. 0iNlh, 1
RheelInR, April II, 1854.

The following counties hrs credited viii
men who have 70. enlisted 10 West Virgin.
ia organisations as veterans, SO far as re.
turns have been received at this Office, up
to date:
Frat Consy,srionGl D1triet-Haucoek.
ls; Brooke, SO; Ohio, 1872; Marshall, lO9;
WetEel, IL; Tyler, 81; Pleasauts, Z; Wood
81, Writ, II, Richie, 20; DpddridRe, 20;
Harrison, lOli Lewis, 81 Giimer, 81; Cal.
houn, 81. District at large, 3-Total e73.
s eoHd Consre8tionat Dut'iet-MononRa-
lie, 81; Marion, IL; Preston. II; Taylor Al;
Barbour, 10; UpShur, "a; Randolph, l;
Tucker, 1; Hampshire, 10; Berkeley, L:
Hardy, 10; PendlSton, Q; Poeahontas, L;
Total 322,
Third Congregational Dltrtet-Kanawba,
2o4i Putnam, SO; Mason, 1874; Roane, Al;
CLAY, Al jackson, liz; Braxton, i; Cabell,
"a; Wayne, s; Nicholas, !; Boone, 46; Fa.
yette, IL; Logan, 8; Greenbrier, l; Raleigh,
III Wyoming, o. District at large, 40-
Total 1917.
State at largs,s. Total, 2,O2s.
Returns Of veterans credited to the State
yet to be furnished will probably swell the
above number TO $500, or over.
The credits OF the different counties for
raw recruits will be published as soon as
practicable.
The whole number enlisted is estimated
at 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

THE day after the election in MARYLAND
of delegates to the convention for revising
the State constitution, Rsverdy johnson
wrote to friend in Baltimore, exultinE in
the suspicious result, and saying that with
slavery removed Maryland viii become
'ihe garden spot Of the United States, !" as
Washington in 1876 predicted that it would
In that event. He added: "Ifit is done also
In the whole eountry-as think it will be
great as our prosperity has been in the
past, and high as has been our name with
the nations of the world, both will be i'm.
measureably enhanced. And God grant
that it may be So"
The progress of free principles in Mary
land has been most wonderful. 1. is true
that the disloyal element was very active
aud malignant when the rebellion broke
out, and that the State was held oslv bv
comPulsion. 1t is also true that MANY Of
the Marylsndsrs now go for emancipation
because they see that it is inevitable, and
not from moral conviction, aud that manv
others stand aloof and refuse to act upon
the subject because they think it hopeless
to attempt to resist the current of event,
Nevertheless, there is q growth of true
loyalty and Of sOund opinion and feeling
for justice to the negro, and the men who
lead public affairs in the State act from
strong convictions and patriotic motives
The convention. elect has large majority
Of emancipAtiOniSts, aud the legal removal
OF what remains of slavery in the State
VIII DC accomplished in the shortest posi-.
ole time 1t is great event for Mary.
lsnd, and 10 it's Influence, for he whole
country: Moral agitation against slavery |
might have been kept up for century
without accomplishing as much for the
removal Of slavery from Maryland as The
var. has accomplished in three years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington. Ohio.

w LII By SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE on Tuesday.
anI,, Ine I'm Day OF May neat, at the village a
Sni5ilngtoI, Belmont county, Ohio, to the bisSsSt
Gna TSSt 1iideE tract ofIaud containing one han
peTehes This land Is situated about one bSIe ~
n Iom the Ohio river, betW en- NIekson'a mn rnS
Hlenns run, and 4 undeTlAid with valuable badSo
unaer cnitiVatiOn, the rest covered with tiI,bsr =
An opportunity is here offered for profitable inyeIt,
Terms Of sale-one-third in cash. and IN. b,I,,..
~ views, eighteen and twenty four months VIII
IItetesI from day Of sale and lien retained mo-,
April Is, ls6I-td JANsS psTIr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
Town Lots for Sale.

HNHE undersigned having Ia into Town Lots
u 4bout sig acres Of The Pasture Field belonging
70 the estate Of pr John Lon, deceased, lying be-
Centre Wheelingl will sell the same At private
sale, until MONDAY, MAY 9Th, 1861.
On which day, those Lois Remaining unsoid will
be oHered at public auction, OF THE FSEAIsEs at 10
O'clock, A. Il. >,
sixteen Of these Lots 80 feet 'front.' by 100 feet
In Depth Ten Of them so feet front, by 100 feet
deep: OtherS are Of different sizes, according TO
locality.
The streets and alleys have been 50 judIeIOuSIy
arranged AFFORD convenient access t. the whole
The Plat Of the addition eau be seen upon appli-
cation 70 the underSigLOd.
Investments, we'll AS persons Of moderate msanS,
desiring 'ites for home, Is asked for these Lots
The residue OF the kasturS.hsld Il also for sale,
containing about eleven aud II not previously
sold will be offered at puUlie auction, At the same
time and place. ...sa.-i
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
BEVERLY 81. ROPP,
ApElS:is Executor OF John Roh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
StraVed or Stolen

ON WEDNESDAY, March 1sIh, a ANAL black
~ and tau eolored rat terrier Glnt hfteen or six
teen moEthl old. Was Ia good condition, and onIy
weighed l2S lbs She has email tau color, amt
over eye Her legs arc tan eoIOred ALTO breast Snj
belly answers TO The name Of Queen. IIAa on
with last seen at little brass COLLAR, fastened
with two small brass locks.
As she Isl fNDiIy faTorItO. will pay liberal re-
ward for her return OF Information that will lead to
her recovery.
As the city WAS full of discharged and furlouShed
soidieTs At that time. aud she took rsat fancy q,
Uncle Sans uniform, she may have struggled from
Address BY letter or other raise,
wheeling W Va. April 10, ISIS. A'ADSRh 1SI,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18


VIZ have before Us a small sized eight
folio newspaper, called The Iron Platform,
published under the auspices aud in the
interest of the "Workiugmsu's Democratic
Republican Association" in New York, a
publication of q good deal Of merit. It
seems that the Association Is somewhat
peculiar 10 it's organization and aims, al.
though We have no means of judging in
what respects, since lie laws and regula-
tions are not published in the paper before
rs. But We presume as much from the NUN.
Der Of letters which We see from leading
men, all over the country, who have been
elected honorary members of the Associa-
tion. We notice letters of acceptance
from Mr.. Seward, from the Postmaster
General from Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson,
and such men. The following letter from
Charles Anderson, Lieutenant Governor Of
Ohio, who made himself so famous last fall
on the stump iu Ohio, and previously in
Texas at the time of her secession, strikes
Ms as something admirable 10 It's tone and
style. The Lieutenant Governor expresses
avery correct line Of sentiment, according
to our notion, iu the following letter 10
the Association
Ma. VIZ. OLASD BouRxB,
Cor. Sec. WOrkiGgmeH's Dem. Rep. Ass'a:
DEAR SIR-T have received and dulv ex.
Gmtned your Constitution and By Laws
In reply to your notice of my nomination az
an Honorary Member of your Association.
and your expressed desire to have INV
views Of its purposes and plans, beg leave |
That have been aud still am, in general
quite aVerse to the so frequent organizaI
ton Of societies, orders, etc., for carry
log ont all the objects of pbilauthrop6y |
aud patriotism of our country and age.2l
Without going Into the question Of the
easy liability Of this custom TO many and |
great abuses, or enlArging upon Its natural
tendency to narrow the feelings and con-
seqnent Iabors Of the members into sci.
hShness and cliquism, beg leave TO sug.
gesi, that the broader principles Of simple
manhood ADD citizenship make safer aud
better motive to conduct and effort, IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

ARs you aware that simple cough ter
inmates IN consumption Why NOT be
wise in time aud use Aliens Lung Balssm
which will stop the disease and prevent
fatal commencement
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
BeIlaIre and wheeling Packer.

The steamer FALCON, Capt. J. T.
kssSEA5Ittf RUSSELL, will run regularly between
AzE1.S4 Wheeling and EellAire, connecting
with the Central Ohio Railroad trains arriving At
The later place, commencing Monday, April 18Th,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

BRoWN's BRONCHIAL TRooHHs clear and
give strength to.tbe voice of Singers, and
are Indispensable to Public Speakers.
81 have never changed my mind respect.
ing them from the first, excepting to think
yet better Of that which l began thinking
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
WANTED.

an TRANSFERS AND SO LAaoagas, FOR the
Tenn Good wages will be pad aud Transports
ton furmIhed. For further information enquire
At SAMUEL P. WHEE LER's,
onise three doors iOuIh Of the Court House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
MARRIED.

AT CIsysyiIIe, Wood 90, W. ". on the 18th inst.
By the Rev. T. II. Monroe, Lieut.. A. F. LANG, 9th W
v. Infantry, TO MISs SARAH VIRGISIL, daughter Of
Jesse q Pixler, Esq, Of Woo Co., WV.
(darietta papers please eopy.)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
DIED.

son. In Belmont county, Ohio, opposite Mounds
VILE, GEoEGE IRWIS THOMPsoE, aged IS years and (
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

God guard our dag, add hep each star
RSch stTipo = bright ~ new they EaVeS
sam MIC Il lad our rAnkS In war. -
sam doat above each patriotic grave
DSSth % the traitor thai would dare
10 trail Il through the dust o. shame
All honest hearts Its lot vii GhAre
And follow Il TO Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
Commissioners Sale
of Valuable turn m The OHIO RirSr, ~,
PdTkeJSLWTg, W.'IG.
Edwin VhEney aud wife, ct ais, CompI'ts
hHntEsf

FdTGeT5GuFP, n"ln.
Edwin vnEney aud wife, ct ais, CompTts
against
Richard Hahden, rI. al. Def ndaata.
It, CIHncrTy.
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that sbsIl. IN s,srti.
IN Ance with deere" OF the CiVCUit Court ni h.
county, " Va, rendered IN the 18Th d., Ut Mai,h,
1854, In the All entitled cIsr at The iIrbI DOR
the Court HOUss Of Ho-i county a. Va IN tie
city Of PArkersburg on IhuTsI,y, tie lgtd DIV II
May, 1864, at 10 O'Clock, A. ,Ontr Tor Salr Al 49,.
lie aucIiOn the fnlIOWi described Vallaoie IIa..
erty, VIZ: farm containing abont tao LEnGr,i
1901 acres, situated In what kBU n ~ the Hs,1.
log on Bottom In tue County d Wood = "a, 20
the bank Of the ohio river aud Rb0uI nv miI h.
low the city VI PAIkeIsLuTg. Ihe IAEus ate heAar.
fulIy situated aud hIGhiy imlIO.rd. sad .afu
belongs to the estate Of Alex .nIrr Ii.dir GtCd .
aud Is cold by deere Of Court, with The oIutes, U
the heirs and paTties interested. The Ii.r I.-f
feet The deed To Alexander Had il Of ItStrl
in Wood c., ". Va, Book No. IS, paSs3!
TEkMs.-OLe-fOuTtb Of the pLTIhsur mnuey ia
cash; the balance 10 three tqlal AJmebts at al
twelve aud eighteen month";, the puTchs- EITtGs
bonds With good ACcuriIy for the s-EIr,i
Of purchase mOnty, the ComH.i,,IO.sr TslA,ri a
lien upon the property till the deferred rs!H-ai'
are entirely paid on
sEEtial ConmIs.JisT.
wheeling ", Va April l1Ih Is J. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
COMMISSIONER Sale,
benjamin MeMsehen, Adm'r, Compile.

against
James Richards, Executor, and others, Dot'ts.
In ChAncery.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
ID county, rendered on the 4th day Of April, 1864.
drerted to the un erSigusd as special Commission.
ers, We shall on the 19ru DAY OF APRIL, 1854, at
the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
in the city Of heeliuk Oder for sale the following
piece or parcel Of land lying BOgRs run, in Mar
shall county, West Virginia, containing one acre,
hity three and onC-thiTd Il 4. 53IS) POLES.
TEkNs o. SALE-One-third oil the purchase money
IN hand, aud for the residue credit Of six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security for equal amounts, with interest
from the day Of sale Aui retaining the title until
the whole Of the = IrchSSs money is paid.
~ G0ND
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
ApTs-IOt Special Commissioners.
ALsU,
Atthe same time and plaee, 1 shall Offss for sale
oue steam Engine, cylinder I'VE Aud oae half 81
inches bOre, stroke II inches, boiler two and one
half fleet diameter, and eighteen tlSl feet long
together with all the xtures, pipes, ETC., beIOn cling
thereto, AiIuated on the above described tract OF
land
TERMS or sALH-cno third Of the purcha,c money
IN cash, AnI for the residue credit OF ak and twelve
months will be given, tho purchaser giving bonds
Of equal amount with approved security-saii bonds
bearing interest from the day of sale.
JAMES u. DILLON,
apr9tlS Executor of james Richards. deceased
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
ASSISTANT ouAE1rRu.srrs'' ol,t5I; !
ESsINEKR's OFFICE, emo RIVER Dklpsr,

ASSISTANT QuAETEENAsTIAs oll!St,
Wheeling, ". Va, February 10. t'4J
A LLdealerS in Drugs, Hardware, Iron see. -.
"A Der, Leather, Harm rs, and SADIE. ats
cd to send TO this office, Gu The A"Hi'A =" -.
articles they arc prrparsd 10 GurI .n Tn ~
at short nOIce, With the price 81 zach -.
plain figures 90 that, 10 case the eliEtltI', ~.
LerVIee require 1t, the article OF article. tsh
tanned without delay, and Al the IoWs'i PFC,
Dealers wishing 10 seII to this Desut az Y
gu rcd TO furnish the IIst punctl,iy rIt5y Ash'-'
morning q FAkAsN"hIn'
EebQb.ti Depot Of Wh-tioF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
Wanting

ITO associate myself in the Clothing Business with
an energetic man, with some capital. One
Who hA! some exPeFienee preferred. To such . one
rare chAIeO Il offered. Addr
aprls zt' Y R.B, WheelinE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18
NEW ADVRRTJsBM'N IA

Engines for sale.
Rh sts % 1 sse ~. s;, - a iss:. sSS
all we'll adapted tors
L1GHT.DRAueHT sEEAMAR.
These Engines are nearly new, having been uSsd
only eighteen months, and aye believed 10 be n
psFfSet IFdsF.
They, with boilers, IRE fronts, pIpes and fixtures.
will be sold 81 early application Is made or 81 StII
Ut they Will be separated Tor SAW mill purposes
Ny unequAlled Portable Circular Saw.mIn fur.
niGhsd at short notice. IhA HART
olHrksburE, v. v A phi 10, 1854 SpriS.st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-18

MILERs 80 oBNT HAIR DYE for 71SjS A.
1Al aPrA GRAHAM's DRUG STORE!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25

relief. This muniicence, coming as u docs rom
the private resources Of the Cardinai u both no.
BILE ard timely"
The 7fmes's New Orleans correspondent says
"Gen } Hamilton has arrived here, and gives
lamentable account of the state cf affairs In
Texas. The Withdrawal OF q large force OF our
troops from Texas viii place the Unioniso In
painful position. They are already In frishtiul
condition -
The hair Of New York soldier, who was In
jured by recent fall I'm GtOtgia and sent TO hos
pital, has become perfectly white, his moustache
and whiskers, however, retaining their original
color. :.
Miily Murray, young woman tried In Orange
county, Y, for killing her new born inf1nt, has
been found guilty Of murder In the 6rst degree
and sentenced TO be hung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-25

Confederacy, and its President. The Mayor
admonished him not TO play detective officer
again.
Francis, slave Of James Walsh, charge d
with stealing lot of silver knives and FORKS
and five spoons, the properly of MB Hen
dersoD; one skillet, the property o. the
Confederate States, and lot Of plates ana
dishes from some person unknown, was cr7
dered 10 be whipped. The sam. punish
ment was awarded Ben, slave OF Tnrpin "
Yarhrougb, charged with stealing eggs IN
the First Market from Amos, slave of Mr..
Frank.
The charge against Booker. slave OF Taze-
well Perkins, Of having six bags Of corn In
his possession. supposed 60 be stolen from
the Confederate States, was continued till
this morning.