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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-02

caused to be read letter from the Hon james
A. Bayard, OF Delaware, rasigning his seat it.
| the Senate and announcing the election Of his
| successor. Mr. Salisbury soon afterwards
presented the credentials Of the Hon. George
| Read BiddEe, elected by the Legislature OF
Delaware II ill the vacancy caused by the re-
signation Of Mr.. Bayard Mr.. johnson ore
sented claim from the Defence Committee Of
Baltimore for about ninety-fve thousand dol
lars, expended on the defences Of the city at
the time Of General Lees invasion It was
referred to the Committee on Claims The
committee on the Hale resolutions presented 8
report reviewing in full the testimony that was
adduced before it, and giving as the judgement
arrived at, that the employment Of Mr. Hale
was purely professional, and that be violated
no law by accepting q lee for defending his c-
ent Hunt, either before the courts, civil or m;!-
itary, or even for endeavoring to procure bis
discharge on parole by the Secretary Of Var
Still the relations Of Senators to the heads Of
departments is such that they have privileges
and influence IN the matters pending before
them not possessed by mere attorneys, as such,
and to accept compensation for services rem
dered in such cases is, in the opinion OF the
committee, improper Notice was given of
bill to grant lands to the District Of Columbia
for educational purposes
In the House Of Representatives resolutions
were introduced providing for the appointment
of a committee to Investigate the manner in
which the commerc' i intercourse with the
insurgent States ou the western rivers was
carried on last yeur and to ascertain what frauds
have been committed by the Government
agents, and whether or not the Coniederates
were supplied with goods. The bill to revive
the grade of Lieutenant General III the United
States Army was taken UP and amended SO as
70 recommend to the President the appoint
ment Of Gen Grant In the committee Of
the whole on the enrolment bill lseveral amend
ments were offered and rejected, with the
exception of one providing that the payment
of money shall relieve the person drafted H.
RING the time for which he may be drafted un-
RI the whole roll shall be exhausted, which
was adopted A resolution was adopted IN
structing the Committee On the Judiciary TO
inquire into the propriety Of so amending the
CopGscation act as TO make il the duty of Dis
trict Attorneys to take measures for forfeitlng
the property Of traitors on the oath of any
citizen who shall show cause for such proceed
ings. A resolution was offered by .Nr, FL
diidge, declaring conscriptiol or forced service
to be contrary to the foundation on which self
government rests, and advocating the volt
teer system, with increased pay and bounlles
| The resolution was voted down, by nearly
the enlistment Of large number OF negroes
would meet with the appreciation Of the House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-02
MERIDIAN, january 27.-Advices from

MERIDIAN, January 27.--Advices from
Vicksburg of the Goth state that the enemy
are making preparations to move out and occu.
py Jackson Pontoon bridges are being thrown
across Big Black for that purpose. Sherman
! lett Vlcksburg On gunboat which went down
the river on the 9th
RUssELvILLE, January 27.-The enemy
evacuated Tazewell yesterday morning, re-
treating towards Cumberland Gap. Major
Day occupied the place the same day, captur-
ing some stores and property Our troops are
being rapidly clothed. Gov. Vance, of North
Corolina, has kindly offered Gen. Longstreet
enough clothing to supply his command. 1t
is to be hoped that, liberal contribution Of
gloves and socks will be seht forward by private
individuals, as much suffering can be prevented
thereby.
MOBILE, January 27-Ons the 23d Writ
Adams cavalry entered Selzertown, near
Matches, capturing thirty five prisoners, sixty
wagons and teams of salt and cotton, and
eighty negroes
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, January 2S.-Cap-
tain Strother of the 4th Virginia cavalry, cap
tured twelve Yankees, near James City, Madi-
son county, on Tuesday evening, together with
their arms, equipments and horses. Two pri
soners, captured near Brlstow Station, have
been received. There will be a review of the
Yankee army at Cuipeper Courthouse TO-
morrow. Roads in fine condition.
News ITEMS. Gen. Miroy made speech
at Cumberland, Tenn, last week.-Gen. j.
McClernand has been ordered on duty under
Gen Banks, Stoneman has been assign"
ed to the command of the 23d y. s. army
corps.-Gen Foster has been relieved, IN con-
sequence of wounds, from the command OF the
department of Ohio, and Gen. Schoheld occu
pies his position. National Banks continue to
be established at various places in the North
and West. .-Guerillas are again becoming trou-
blesome at various points on the Mlsslsslppl
rivera number of U. S. officers who
have been prisoners at Richmond, and were
sick, have arrived at Baltimore, under Tag OF
truce.-No election Of Senator in kentucky
vet.-Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, died at St.
Louis last week.-A dinner was given to Gen.
Grant at st. Louis last week, at which num-
ber of u. S. army officers were present.-Ihe
cultivation Of the grape, in the neighborhood
Of Cumberland, Md, is said to be already pros
nerous and remuneratiye. Gen. Morgan has
left Richmond for Decatur, Alabama, where
his command is assembling. The birth OF
con TO the Prince of Wales appears to give
great pleasure in Great Britain
The Boston abolitionists are at loggerheaoS
mon the presidential question. Garrison has
presumed to differ from his contreres' ana 50 %
ho is denounced as bittery by them as they :, all
have been in the habit OF denounclng oshef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-02
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
r OFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
s.one,s. formerly French's) Book Store.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Washington Chronicle contains the fol-
lowing extracts from Richmond papers to the
29th ultimo:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTHERN VIR-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS j. kISNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens Of wheeling
and vicinity that he has permanontty located I'm
this city for the practice Of EedoinO upon the IA
tional or Eclectic 6yHtem. He has been ensaged IN
the practice of his profession for nnmber Of
and has been eminently Iueeolstul In the rSatment
Of all varieties OF diseases both aeute and chrome
Dr. K, a. heFOt0loFO, will doVots good snare ot
his t!me and attention to the treatment chronic
diSeaSos Of both sexes such Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases, al Diseases Of the Throat
oAtaEFh, Dy5pepsiA, Liver COmplatntls mereurhl
and Nervous Diseases, RheumAttSm, SeFofnlat every
variety Of Blood and Skin Diseases, HplsPUy fnmor,
Wena Spinal Affections, Diseases o. tho kidney1
and Bladder, Heart AneoflnnI, Dilpoa4 81 me Aye
aua l,ar 65. Thcle pcoalinrS 70 feunio1, vl4s M
aar pIIsaial n Tho uihruH rainlnl FGlegn-
sfiii13 LiaSJffhsa Pa0I1ttu1 Ul6lI ~ ~ Ner-
Von1 Dls1l.cl - Hliinh thpFnro luhlecff Dir..1.s
ieliea rnild relilhlo and Ggree6bi6.
Z An eommunlcations strictly confidential. Night
calls ohseFfnlly and promptly angWer0d.
,lE1rOfiOa and Felldenee one door west Of Louis
AbIing's Hotel, Third street, near Reed krAfes
Drug store. Centre wheeling W. Va.H once hours
from A. n. to 0 p. NIL sIIuaIf-7rI
.sf RERERRN0ES.
Prof. 2, J. Payne, steubenyine, Ohio. '.'i' -f'
DR.. W. D. me0reEOr, - -| F..
DR.. q. Arnold, oSmbrldge, Ohio.
Prof. o. II. OleAy0lRnd. cincinnati Ohio. lt.s...
Dr.. Q. A: MelehimeF, Van Vert
ie2I.lydkW t7.' '.'.a r'H.. H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
The Political Prospest,

The first notes of the fall election are
unexpectedly favorable to republican pros
Peels. The democrats expected tp make 4
small gain in Vermont aud laresoousliIl
Maine, and tho republicans tacit y cnness
dsd the PossibiIits Of such eIait. on
the contrary, the republicans have gained
in both states, and largely in MaIns, isseRn
ring HE whole congressional delegation
and defeating the reelection Of the only
democratic congressman from that state,
understanding, Gov, oOny by the largest tmAii,
jOrity ever given fora dovsrnOrin the state.
Both states have done better thai In 1858,
when the republicans carried every loyal
state except New Jersey. These results do
not, certainly foreshadow the course of cleo.
tons elsewhere. But they are An upex-
psctedIy good beginning, and II they In
spire the republicans 70 courage and ac-
tivity instead Of false security and inactiOn
there can be NO doubt asto Whist will be
the popular verdict In November.
Forssiimating the chances in the pend
ing elections and showing where effort is
most. needed in the canvass, the following
tables will 6ve'instru0tiEe and useful
Na. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
A OeSiFabIe Farm for Sale.

TME undersigned offers fOr sale an eIeellent
Stock Farm, in Rails county, Missouri contain
there 4 q small frame house. he land il within
one mile of the Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
two from honrOe Station and sixteen rom hAnhi-
hal mover falling stream Of EhteF runs through
H. The land is high and rolling and the country
healthy II adIotnH the lAnds Of Wm- Booker tor-
meFly Of St. ClSirHViIle, Ohio. -.
PeTDonS desiring any Information respecting the
above land are referred to Amos 08hOrbos gToesrI
ifnot Soid q private ME before the 1It day Of
October d viii thea be offered at public sale In
nave si-o IS acres Lead Land, In Washington
county, Mo-, some Il miles from POtosi.
AuKE.1ms 80. JOHN JUNE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

/. THs Portland Ados'ti.er, a Democratic
paper, speaking of the recent election in
Maine, says that "ths uHdsr6rEsh" for the
great presidential fight has been cleared
away by it. We never before heard that
name for the Democracy, but it must be
admitted that IL WAS pretty thoroughly
cleared away, and, rooted out Monday week.
A good crop is therefore sure 10 Novem.
- .-TtD .lJaH -a,9
bar,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
fyou do, use
Hooaand's German Bittersl
From }. Ns.r.on Br0sa, D. D., E1ittr oftAs llsE-
eIopeifa Of Rslfgiosls lknopIsdgss TsEG Ok

From J. xs.s.on BTOSa. DID, E4tsir sfsn. 4aasT.
eIopodfa Of Rsltgtous knOslStgss Ts.I .
AIthorxh NOT disposedz 70 Aver Or reeosnasnd
Patent Medicines IN general, tkfouEh dtstru8t Of
their gradients and effects, yet know OF no sum
cieHt reason yhV q man nOtteat1y 70 the benht
he believes himself have received from any simple
preparations in ne hope that he may thus contrib
uts % the benefit Of Others ,.s.s-s. . ID
do this the more readily in regard to HoonAnd'G
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. o. ". JAG kson Of
this CITY, because was prelndiesd RgAtnst them for
chiefly an alcoholic mix.UFe--I am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., FOR the removal Of
this preiudiee by proper testa and for encourage
ment TO try them, when suffering FROM EFeat and
long continued debility. The use Of three Bottles
OF these Bitters, Gt the beginning Of the present
YEAR As followed by evident reliSf and restoration
70 decree Of bodily and mental vi9oI which had
not fell for six mouths before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. theT - INK God and
nv friend 70 ' directing me to tn use Of ftnem:
.7TF ~ JIM VI )NBRoWE.
PhHsdslpA ,June 2s, 1851, xg1Cr7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

THu Missouri Democrat recommends to
the disgruntIed copperhsads the philosophy
of an Illinois Congressman, when his party
last winter, was meditAtiug on the nomi-
nation of Grant. "If Grant whips Lee"
said he, 1--WE shall nominate Grant, but if
Lee whips Grant, We shall nominate L0e!"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

Ihureby certify TO the best Of my knoWlsdgs aud
beliof the above named guAFAntora are good and
fcient As securities for the amount for which they
offer to bs security. ..
To be certified by the United States District At
toFney, Collector Of Customs, or Any other otheer
under the United States Government, or TesponSi-
bic person known 70 this once.
viii hS opened and examined at this once on WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY Of each week. Al Il n.
BIDDER are respectfully invited 70 % present ~ me
opening Of bIdi. IL they desiEe- ,,,,o-,
'.. Captain and efQuAIteTm astsr
fan92-tf Department of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
EIING. W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 81 1854

tile friends will of couse consult their
interest by avoiding any accumulation Of
stocks, or purchase at specific rates for
fntureo dSliyefya Their true policy ia to
sell as much and buy as little as possible,
and especially to hold on to the cSsh htl-
ances, remembering that, now and hence
forth, money is more desirable than prop
erkv!G bIn ,Tos.,.~FrY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

TIE Philadelphia Aye bsgs the New
York World "to abstain from war sxplo'.
sioniss and that sort of truoulent rhetoric
which finds vent in sxultAtlOn over sad
yiesories.p, The treason given is that too
much war talk will dAmageth democratic
prospects ugPsnusylvania, and "NeW York
does not make Presidents. and Penhsylva-
mia does" This is the disadvantage of
double. eadsr platform. What helps the
cauSs ia New England and New York may
damake itin PennsylyahiA and Ohio. p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

Tur New York Courier dss Etat' Uni',
french eoppsrhead, suggests that the peace
democrats had better SEQ If Mcclellan will
not explain aud modify his letter, and take
ground for an armistiee. It says naiVely,
aPsrhaps he may, frightened at the effect
Of his ambigu ous words, come back on
these subjects.p The copperheads' are
/ imnanuiifsstly q II caviug in, and there will not
be q large bolt, if any. 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RgNr, for term Of years,
Il about one hundred and hty feet Of the prop
orty fronting on Main street, and running back
about one hundred aud thirty-tWO feet, and knOEu
- the Zane H0mestsad proparty, imnsitatoly
north Of and adjoining the H0rnbrOok buildings-
ThIs property viii be rented in suitable buiidins
lots, and embraces some Of ths bOst unimproVod
R.R.ARMsrRONG,
Jes-9 Trustee Of Emily Zane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
Excelsior Planning Mill.

HAVING fitted up my establishments with the
II Latest Improved Machincry, an nov pre-
pared to furnish At my Oiice in BRtD3 EPJ6r, the
same that vas formerly OsclPIei By St5ELrl ABi
KeSline, Rough aud F0rGOd B1AFds, KOOcngS
Weather Boarding Doors, Sash, shi ses shelving.
COrdice Boards shutters, M11l1in<s, PAlinEs, Pam
nsIstuh, Frames, aud Building Materials densEaly.
All work delivered foss OF charges at the Oisye-
land and Pittsburgh &. 3. DoPoty aud also At the
Baltimore aud ONO aud HsaPdsll K. R. DOPots,
excepting tolls.
rUTdors promptly attended 70.
GEORGE KEELINE,
Formerly OF ths hrm Of StsEArt Keeliae.l
nDsDaE.o1I RAimont Ca a isI-Ema
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
PROPOSALS. FaR FORAGE.
uHuT oUARTHRIABTER,s oITI01,
11l . . cDERAlHHHIE og WI ILn9EI1LaA ~

ouHilRI4HD, Nd, JannaFy 18th, 1sS4.J
cRkLKD PROPOSALS d6plIeAto are invited b.
s,.s. ss F e .Ssp Spat y We
VifRfnia at Charleston, PaFkef1buTg and Wheel
hs;SPs & sRs .Sd ssS osiU siUi = ooas
1lnEk1buTg, Grafton, HOW CIOsh, c1neeIlanda MAJ.
tin.bur6 Har3eEs HeEry, Besn Point g hSsEn e
or either Of those places, with HAys Corn, oa and
III; valbs asssl.od Or ne edallyuEy 0ftEss thoa
0onl n nay q BirGu md upN1fdl m mllt he -
epRganild % seaPy q ~, 2 .ss
pdlsfl itlly pssposs % make dellgefies, ead ths
rates al Thish they win make deliveries there4t
the Quantities or 6Ach article proposed - be oehVr
cred, the time when AID delivery IhAn Be com
menced and when 70 be oUmpl0ted.'
An deliveries mnSt Be promptly 1ed3 within t1s
% Insure prompt settlement therefor.
The pFieo mpIt be Written ont In words On the
he particular kind Of dssuriPtion Of satss corn,
hay or straw, proposed to be delivered must 6e
Corn 20 Be put Tp ln good stout SAehs about two
bushels each; Oafa IN like alek1 Of about three
bushslI sachi the sAsks 70 6e tSEIl5ned Sisa01i
"a be aoouFely baied. iHf
An srtioieS offered under the bids herein invited
win bo subject 70 . rigid inspection ~ Govern
ment InspSctor, before being lSespted. .a.
ContTaots Win be aWaFded from tina to time
70 ne ionest EssPo1Ho!S , 1sa ~ 1symen
will be made when the whole amounts eontFAetodto
Ihall have been delivered and aceoptod-
No bids will Be considered from parties who have
hilod heretofore 20 comply with thotr oonfrAciA. q
All proposals mngt be accompanied by guar
anty, Gig1sd BY two responsible persons, that
case the bid Z accepted he or they viii, within
The time named execute the contract TOT the same
with good and sulncioht l1rstlU lnas equal IN
amount 70 the amount Of the contrasts TO deliver
forage proposed, In conformity with the terml O
this advertisement, and In eale bidder nhAu tAl
TO enter into the contract they % mako good the
difference between the oteF OF slid bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder the poBon to whom
the contract may be awarded.
The Responsible oftho suarautof1 mnIt be shown
by the oeIAl esrtineAts Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of OuSt0mb, or other
aevernmont odieial, known By thll olnco.
All parties viii be dnly notified Of the aooeptanoo
OF rejection Of their propu8AlA .
All proposals. must De made In duplieateI and b
Accompanied with the oath Of allegiance Of the par
" or parties unless It has already been placed on
hl0 In this ONCE.
mo bids oxeopt In the form prescribed, viii be re-
oeiyed and only from prOduosra or PArtes regularly
engaged in the business.
der must bo written In the proposals..
Proposals must be addre8lod 70 Oaptain A. '. Bar
FinRef Chief QuArtormAstor Department Of West
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd and marked aProPosAs
for Forage" o." ..
Blank foFus Of bids, guarantees and bond1 may
bO obtained on application 70 this once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
Property for Sale.

T,HB HOUSE nov OceGPlsd By J. L1ndfrisa, Main
The House now occupied By Peter Rrsneh, water
street.
Aiso, the Dwelling House now occupied By 7. II.
Logan, Main street. North Wlselius-
The above viii Be soll loI aud 90 roAsonAbls
49, WILLIAMS CO.,
RuRIT.3OdS MDnrOs Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
YUTE1 o. m .lLEofoRAL coIIIal

Norn-Under the new apportionment the elector-
nj votes Of the states vary from those Of Maine,
NGssaehusetts, PnnniylEAnlS and Kentucky lose
eaeh: New York and Ohio lose 2 California gains
IlIinors S, Iowa I. Wisconsin 3 Miehighn 3 and
KanSas and West Virginia come in for the hr1t time,
with 8 vote. II !. - ----..----- u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
A GARD.

TAR, r.. H. LEE-PHYBIOIAN, SURGEON
IL AND OCOUoHER-thAnkful for past fAVOIa
would respectfully inform his friends and the puhlie
generally that hO q still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the SugpensiOn Bridge,
where he viii Do happy 70 attend % any business
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Loo Il . graduate
OF the EcletIo Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been VariOualy engaged In the praetioe OF his
profession for the last fourteen yeArs DR.. Lee IL
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus Tor
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat:
mont OF Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the special attention Of the aicted So perfect !!
by RclscticSJ that few need despair ofTeceiHng per-
mAnent benefit 10 they cannot bO perfectly cured.
Special attention given te Diseases OF women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice u safe certain and prompts leaving no
mercuriAl faint In the system, but cleansing reno
VAting and Strengthening the general system acting
In unison with Natures unerring laws.
l E4'I WHRHIHs, WGsF VA, Dec. 4th, 1853.
7b du SShiors y may eoIegH: We the under
sIEned members OF the West Virginia Legislature,
take pleasure In saying that We have known Dr..
Richard II. Lee many years previous 10 the break
Ing ont Of the Rebellion, A. Guooolstul and enef-
both in KahAwhA county Vs. and GalA county
Ohio. 81 .. - ,y.f 80
90 g4.I.. .,i @. SLACK, Senator 7th DiGt.
W, DUNBAR, n. ii. d.
JOHN n. PHELPas, Prea. Senate.
Womee one door south Of Kramsr'S Hotel,
Ladies Vishing TO consult the Dr. Cf they prefer
an call at room No. 90, Grant House, and MTu
Lee Will take pleasure In accompanying them 70
1ieht E sh aug92-d6W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

qusnttJ, 81 per 6ottIe; bar dozen, S6. 6ma sfEst
fSs Per GottIe; half dozen, -. -
kE7KsF sale by BruEEiIts and DealeEs eyeEyyher.
nThs United ststeS, sad b all the przREfltssa
Dealers IN WhsotnE- 49, 80 tfa 20 oStS'1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
PubIIe Sale of Valuable Land.

TN PURsU ANCE OF the last will aud testament Of
i Daniel stssnrOd, will sell at publie sac on
MON DAY. the 98th day OF september, 1854, at the
Court House in Wheeling, % the hignssI aud best
bidder, tue tract OF land which is situated on Big
wheeling Greek In Ohio county, near the tarn on
which Mrs. CTugeF lives, And Adj0ins the lAnd Of
RensfOTth and Others, and s the same tract Of land
which Thomas PAUL and wife, nov dessassi eon-
Vsyed 10 the sAd Daniel SteenrOd by deed dated the
ilih Of November, lSf5, and recorded 10 ohio evan
y In Book No. 81, and containing per HAih aesi
-TiiE TEAMS OF SAILS ARE: One fourth Of the
ana n "a Be paid In three yeAFt By three equal
nnaI installmantl, with interest from the day OF
Nc All paid, and to be secured Dy deed OF trust
On ne land The whole tract Win be soid In one
odV and by the acre The land will be sold suhteot
- tbe pressnt lease 20 StnrE 4 Ebbert, which eE-
pros % the nFst day Of April next when POssessiOa
"A1 - ANDREW WHITE,
Administrator Of the estate Of Daniel sIssnrOd-
auR23-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21

:, Gar. iGAlg1ELD Says that .ho,reasOn Why
the ohicsgo democrats call the war 9 fail
uFs i, thai # it succeeds it makes . failure
of them. 40 txzel unF GU t-'- 800
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-21
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

ORRIoE ASSISTANT oUARrERMAsrERr
" WHEELIEG, W8T Va, Juno 30, 1884
OPEN MARKET for the PuEShAso Of oeval'y
HoFso1 will be oOatinuSd ~ Wneeiing, West Va
One hundred and day hVe dOllars will be paid
for al hOrsos passed By the Board ofInsPoetiOn-
GPHC1IoETIoHs-
GAu horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
In every particular; om (15J dfEeou 70 (l6j sixteen
hands high, aud not less than (6l hVs more than
(0) years old; in good aesh; CON 3AeLJ bItlt;
bridleWiSo; Of good action, and Tree trOm all de-
fecta"
Payments to be made in "Certiaeatss of IndSbt-
odness" for eight hOrsos or more
By order Of Il. Col. JAS. A. EKIS, Chief Q. n:
Cav. Bureau -
10. RARNsW0RTH,
IeSO-eOdtf Ca5G A Q n.