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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

ST.. LOUIS, April 1O.-A despatch from
Provost Marshal Fry. TO Provost Marshal
Alexander Of this State says Lieut.. Gen.
Grant directs active measures 10 be i'm
mediately taken TO get into the field
all the old troops. Missouri troops will
rendezvous Al LoufsVlIle.
Gen. Sherman, 10 a despatch TO the
Governor of Missouri, on the same subject
asys the War Department has given him
eOntrol Of all the veterans now absent and
r. uests the Governor TO have them sent
u tne iroot Immediately 90 the expiration
OF their fuElough. No excuse will be taken
Tor their delay and commanders of regi.
ments will be held to strict accountability
for the absence of n single day. Tue Gen.
eral says nov is the time that every SOL
der should be iu hiu place. Three hun.
dred men on time are better than "a Ihous.
and too late. Ali regiments belonging TO
the armies of the Ohio aud Cumberland
go To Nashville, and those to the army of
the Tennessee to Cairo, where they will
receive further orders
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

%Att stragglers around whseliDg are
notified that they will certainly be arrested
as deserters unless they report at once to
their reRIments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
AFrERxoox SESSION.

The case OF the United States against
the Tea. aud personal properly of Parker
B. Goodman. vas disposed OF. This is a
case arising uuder the con6acatiou act
I;x.= clearly established tha; Goodman
49, engaged in armed rebellion against
tbs Uni'sd States and the jury fosnd ac-
s0Fdtng to tue allegations proven.
L the case of the Government against
to real and personal properly OF MOrrisOu
s.-!. similar evidence WAS adcuced and
similar 6ndiDg returned.
The jury in the case of Christian
s:awsies having bsea called, aud the &C.
eussd teipg still absent. DR.. ]. C. Hupp
"a: ea'ied upon to testify as to the state
q lis health. DR.. Fl. said be had just
visited Schwedes and found his pulse beat
lsz regularly aud his breathing DaturHl.-
Tae patient complained of a pain in bis
head. Witness did NOT think the health
OF the accused would suffer by bringing
lin into Curt.
Judge Jackson then directed Deputy
Nar.bal Houston to bring schwedes into
Coarr. and the officer proceeded to perform
that duty.
On the application of Cen Wheat, the
Court ordered that simon woodruff, now
esLdned in jail upon an indictment for OBJ.
.'ructing the draft, might be admitted to
tail before the United States Commission.
ct Woodruff was Indicted for attempting
to change the record OF his birth in his
family Bible 10 order TO make it appear
'L.r ne was over forty Eve years of age
AID therefore not liable To military duty.
The officer dispatched for the body oil
Christian Sch Wedes returned and reported
that that person appeared TO be derangsd
AID would not come
Judge Jackson instructed the Marshal to
'riOg ScbWedes into Court on Monday
morning add the Court adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

NEw YoRK. April lO.-Ths steamer
Morning Star. from New orleausp on the
"a. has arrived here, via Havana % the
New Orleans papers contain nothing adj
ditional ofibe battle At Cane river.
The President has recognized Governor
also conferred on him the powers Of MIL
iIary Governor. These powers are doubt
less intended to be temporary, and to be
.WiihdFaESn as soon as The people have
adopteda State Constitution.
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aaiIp snteIIigtafEr,
Monday Morning April II.
"a. $3.50, sizes, $3.50, $50.

u,us 10 the IHrsii(gcnesr, please remember
his, the price OF the DAILY for one month
s. cents. tor two months $3.50, Tor
three mouths $l,sS, for six months $3.50,
,nl for one year 81! That the price OF
tLe rri.weskly for one year is 81. for six
.poarbs 81, and for three months 81, 49,
Tbs, the price of the Weekly is 81 year,
81 81 for six months. These terms Es do
70, drpsrI irom, aud request that our pat.
rsns will make note OF them, and thus
ave themselves and US much trouble.
@-FEDERAL CoURr.-The Court met
o. saturday morutSg 81 10 o'clock. The
s-iel jury was called, aDd sent to the jury
rSOs. DR.. Eiser appeared, aud testified
that CHRISTOPHER SenWedss, whose trial
tss AsrPiug saloon without government
nssn,r is not yet concluded, was too uu-
Se.! 10 attend COurt-IbAl be WAS not in
rsoper coalition OF mind, O~tug to the
sle,teuent Occasioned by the trial. The
Court therefore adjourned the jury until >
O'Clock.
NASIhkA GASk A6A.ASE 5kA klA6.
Auo;asr case againsl the rebel General
Jenkins was disposed Of 1t was proved
b several witut sses that Jenkins DESTROYED
arcur seven thousand dollars worth
OF government property IN the fall
Of 1862, ~ Weston Ous witness, B.
CsIad. who resided 10 Weston Al the
time, testified that be heard Jeakias order
NaJor JA@es Sweeney formerly of this
ciy to destroy the property, aud the order
VAS carried out efeciually.
THIS MIR. CaIad, according to his Ouu
stvw,Ds seems to have been very badly
4.sI Daring the jenkins id 10 SeP.em-
ter 90, he was taken as prisoner from
Weston by that distinguished rebel aud
WAS confined 10 Castle Thunder. He was
afterwards cOnseripted into the rebel army
tut somehow or other managed to escape
within the Federal lines, when be WAS ar.
rested as spy aud sent to Camp Chase,
xarre he remained considerable lime
He Is very much reduced IN aesh, and
whether wrOngfully or not, he has certain
y been great SUFFERED
The jury rendered a verdict against
Jsskins fog $1,000, with interest from the
s,ae'L- properly was destroyed
\. Richardson, Esq, called the attention
Of the court TO the case OF TbOs. B. Higgs,
Of lbs. county. Riggs had been in The rsb-
Il army. but returned year or SO ago aud
Was Low living quietly With his father.-
He had been indicted for treason aud was
uscrrtwo Thousand dollars bail to appear
before the Court, which bail had been 70.
Bswsd at each term since his return. Mr..
T. desired to have his client discharged
tom this obligation.
HigR, Nas called up and 10 answer to
questions by tue Court sAid that be had
returned uuder the PresidsuI's first umnes-
~ proclamation aOd tina, be did not iutend
to go south again. The Court held him to
bail 10 the sum Of Two Thousand dOlI.Es to
keep the peace for three years.
The Cart them instructed the Grand
Jafy that the penalties for falling TO attach
proper stamps to deeds aud insrru msots of
W..tiDg could be recovered by action FLAW
Or rs prosecution 10 the way of indictment.
The Court theu took recess until two
o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

NEw YORK, april "a Tribune Wash.
iugton special says:
Gen. Max Weber Joined sigeps com
.nand to day. and will be assigned to
HArper's Ferry.
Gen. Seymour has been ordered here,
and the probability is that be will be
dismissed.
Col. Sibley, Assistant Quartcrmaster
General, has rendered his resIguatiOn.
Subscriptions TO the 10 40 loan have
increased during the past tew Jays, and
now foot mp about ten milltous OF dollars.
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STOP Q !. that !. .GI;pIy!GA. ]. J.

ENRlEHDI Are you aware that you are riIkins
II your life by nsgl6ctluE that OoudRi What II il
= only cold, aud It will soon Nv itself away -
Jon continue to neglect yoursIlt the result WIlI
o. tiShtussB RerpSI the chest attended With DAFT
ing palm ,hen the cough will become dry, and that
which You raise will be thick and yellow or white
and frpthJ matter, etSi Stredked IEtEf blood, mud
boon you will ind that Y04 have Ah0otic lever cold
ehills, night ENeAtE The matter and phleEm will
yourself, short time Wil 6ee you conveyed 70 the
grave HdrG yOH not Gauss to Be aIdFHBe4f fThs
thonsAnos whom this great Destroyer has gathered
eotd II this had been attended 70 In time all might
have bee WelIt but being nesle sted uhdsr the Ia
tai deluseh thatit would sWeaF Itself o'' II trSuS
ferrod its deadly GotIon to thS substance Of the
Lungs oxeiting there's FORMATION % TUBERoIEs.
Another aud another cold added fuel to the flame,
until these tubercl began 70 soften and separate;
leaving by those alterations GREAT CAVITIES In the
LUNGS At this crisis the disease lgVerH dineult to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

WILL BREAK UP EVEN THE MOST HARVESTING
fa COUGH v,
IN a FEW HOURS TIME,
II 1t Is only peTSoyorsd in Obi what l. the value
Of money Compared with heaIthi q
USR THIS ALL-POWERPUL BUT HARMLESS
REMEDY IN TIMEl
Call Upon the Agents and get \ Pam.
phIot,
And read the treaties upon Consumption (which 10
worth more, alone than the pFteS OF msdieInOl
and sea the certificates OF the truly remarkable
cures made In our city eAsssthAt we're 0onliasred
ForsAle by the propristors, 7a.tlsd -lua= /.
81. ). n. HARRIS q GO.
Bold by AedlEinO dealers generally. Wholesale
by LAUGHLINS = BuSHRIRLD, Il! BOOKING. A..
o GOOD 4 90. LOGAN, LIST 90, +. II LOGAN.
Co, RkE0 KRAFT, Wheeling, Va, aud bYlu
Pittsburgh DruggiGts. mri4 2md&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

GENTLRMBNs' LIST.
AtehIson ROLt Jackson Hon MeIss
ATTell John Jacobs Jacob
AdyJH Jackson
AekerJR JShu Mr.
AEtIy George ken'Ple Henry
so IS Benz SEM Ksanedy TT
BuckADau 1gnaLtouB King WmP
BuEkO Thomas Kamp Patrick
B0nar ThOs 8 Leonard VIM
BIsekmau WnmOnW Lily ThOS P
Bell Walter LAWthers K 4
BlinquO Vim LAVelle Peter
Boring Warrington Luker JOnn
Bard John LARarth Jas
BostIc John u Lowry Mr. 4 Hrs Calvin
Birmingham JasW LOekart ireland
Buck CIV Murphy WmP2
Barnos GeOA Morgan WmT
EiShoHG + Martin Thos HB
BIxy Charley Martin Robt L
Bender Aleiser Miller Lucas
Crawford MsrriheId John
Coke Vim MyOrs J0bn
ConrOd Urias Mathews JAmesB
Gutter Thomas Mathews James
CTamptOn ThOs Ma1hau James
Crane 3 AeETihsId p
Compton Saml Martin Allen
ChAmbsTlln E4 MC0lOckIIug DAnI
OoTbOu Joseph McDo Al J
Chlldres Jason y Mccullough Nv
Grow A Mcdonald James
Chambers Jv&JP MeBIIds Sami
Daily ThosJ neAliOn WI
DaV 1h9s x Nelson MAJOR Henry
Davis Z ND O'SsAl John B
Davis serEt Jos ali Proet.E Geo Ii
klLon John Page VIM
EpOrhRrt Ch1o y fumpnry John
Elemlng John Prise Godfrey
RrOtEO John POllaek Mortimer
feFrsil J W Reeves jesse
PltzImmOnS John Rose Mr. u
Wynn James Ross Robert
frank John Seo6Old Thomas
fitzgerald Patrick Scott Thos We
RInnigAn Thomas Shannon Saml
Pra16Te George Smith Robt
0IAsSoOek Thomas tGRe0C
0AisEo1d James SRekmAn John J
Games james Strain J II
Gray George Smith John I,
HAHN VIM u keus0uey John
Hostlsr Thos W LeV0ring Henry
Heron James Sc MyeFs BB
HAI W stepht rs Benz y
Hammond JamesP Stephenson GeorVo VIZ
HASiett Isaac SalS ATdSWB
Heron John Thomas David
HOTsSman Lewis THRILLER Chas
Holman Asa Thompson Tolbert W
HAnOs John Twin0m William
Holloway AbneF VlScheF LII
JopOs JnoJ HLAley X
Jones WIN Wells GeorEo
JOTdon Vim wagner Danl
JeGsFBon Profit Wiley Andrew
Jones t0lly Young Dol aAml
jenkins Al6en Young R0G saml -Is
J0hnLon RW Young HW
april "A. W. CAMPBELL, p. ~.
1000 LBS so't SlEs, iSE yIn:ss;a., received
mrs % Main street.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAISING IN THE WHEELING POST OF.
III FlCE, on the llth day Of April, 1884.
AS-POrBOns calling for letters In the LIST, will
please they ApYERTIAED,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
GEORGE K. WI AT.
NOTION JOBBER,

NUs N0I HohFoo ST.
"RAg-, Feathers, BessWaE, Ginseng and FIax-
seed wanted mTIO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

TLOAKINGs.-WashinEtOh MHIS OibakinE
" Cloths 10 ali he fAGhionA6lO eolorS.
SpE3 rlEG..ig }. 8. RH0DRS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13

The EARLY PhysicaI Degencracy

OF
A MERICA PEOP LE!
JUST PUBLISHED BY DY DIR. A. SrO>E,
Physician TO the Trey Lung and
EAygienic Institute.
A TREATISE ON the causes Of early Physical
IN Decline Of American people; the cause of Nerv
ons Debility, Consumption and Marasmus.
This work is one Of high moral tone, written in
caste yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to
the moral consciousness Of all parents and guardians
especially detailing scientific and reliable aids and
treatment for cure. 1t will be sent by mail on receipt
Paents aud Guardians Fail not to send and obtain
this book.
Laiies You too should at once secures cory fthis
a Word of solemn Conscientious Adj
vice Ia Those who will Reflect.
class Of malades prevails to a fearful extent in
the community booming at least 100000 youth ofboth
annually to early grave. Those diseases are
very impeIfecty understood Their external mani
festdiou symptoms are nervous debility relaxation
and exhaustion: Marasmus or wasting and consump,
tion Of the tissues Of the whole body shortncss OF
breathing hurried breathing ascending hill
flight Of stairs great paIpaton Of the heart; asthma
bronchitis and throat shaking OF the hands and
limbs; aversion to society and to business study;
dimness Of eye sight, loss Of memory dizziness OF
the head neuralgia pain in various parts OF the body
pains in the back or limbs lumbago, dyspepsia or in
digestion, irregularl Of the bowels deraneed seere
uous OF the kidneys and other glands OF the body
Leucorrhoea or Fleur Albus, 80 Likewise epilepsy,
hysteria and nervous spasms.
Now In hnety-aine cases out OF every one hundred.
all the above named disorders and host Of others
named as Consumption Of the Lrngs, and that most
Nerves, known as Tabes DoTsales, and Tahes Mesen.
terea, have their seat and origin in diseases OF the
Pelvic NSeera Hence the want Of ON the part
OF old school practice in treating symptoms only.
hr Andrew stone, Physician TO the Troy Lung and
uNSenc Institution is now engaged in treating this
class Of modern maadies with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted by the Institution is
new Il Is based upon scientific principles with newly
discovered remedies, without minerals poisOns The
facilities such that patients can be cured al
their homes in any part Of the untry from accurate
descriptions Of their case, by letter, and have the
medicines sent by mail or express. Printed nerTOga.
/ tories will be forwarded on application.
SS Consumption, Catarrh and diseases Of the
throat cured well at the home OF the patient as at
the insiitutiou by sending the Cold hedioated InhaE
ug Balsamic Napors, with inhaler and ample diree-
uuns for their use and direct correspondence
Patients applying for nterrogatives OF advice must
/ luc lose return stamps, to meet attention.
The attending physician will he found at the Insti-
tuition for consultation, from A.tO Or each dAy
I sunday ia the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Phy stefan TO the Troy Lung and Institute
| Physician for Diseases Of the Heart, Throat and
ID Lungs A6Finh street, Troy, MY, t3y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13

STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

NorHING that is not wholesome, genial and rcstor-
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sTETrER's STONAcn BrrTERs. This popular prcpa-
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botanical element no fiery cXcitant; but is a COM
hiuatiOn Of the extracts Of balsamic herbs and
plants with the purclt and nildcst Of all dilusye
stimulants.
1t is well to be forcarmcd against disease and so
far as the human system can be protected by human
means against maladics engcndcrcd by an unwhoc
some atmosphere, impure water and other external
causes, HosTETrER's llrTERs may be relied ON as Il
safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and Aguc, it has
been found nIllblc as preventive and irresistible
ms remedy, and thousands who resort to it under
apprehension of an attack, escape the scOurge and
thousands who neglect to avail themselves of its
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The weak stomach is rapidly invigoratcd and the
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Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks
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I1k' no more Balsam, Mercury or unpleasant
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utLNRoLDs EXTRACT BUCuU AND IMrROytp Rosr
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,m5, = o lSS
IUsorpt
bs,d
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y d4 luu the h sha llayei,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

The success which has attended the practice or
tn, undersigned in the treatment Of diseases CON.
ing under the above head, Is sufficient guarantee
that what hc undertakes he performs, and in every
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Private rooms are provided where consultations
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General olicc over Nos. 81 and Sc Muuroc street
first room to the right at the top cf the stairway
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e.9S" Onic, hours from 10 TO A. and from to 9.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
CULPEPRR LAND FOR SALE

HAVING, in consequence of the loss OF so
IL many OF my ferVAn larger body Of land than shAl
be able 10 cultivate and the whole Of being In
profitable condition. have marked oH for sale tract Of
go coo which Gnr for sale Il will be surveyed
and plat Of the 70 Richmond shortly This
Of the most fertile and desirable OF land At
chased in the upper country. lies betweea and miles
north Of Culpeper COURT House. tue WseOn rosd The
improvements Gt OF comfortable dwelling house. with
and below stairs bedes closets and entries
Kitchen with basement and garrett ROOM large stable and
house, somewhat Injured BY Yankee depredans hand
yard Of the most productive gardens
or Tiers yourg orchard IT, Of about 10 acres Of graft
I'd fruit reeS Of the beat vareS 10 full bearing. There 10
upon the land very vAluatls mineral spring. aso my alum
spring yielding nneIt found anyWhee
specimen Of this be At the drug OF Pey
Johnson Of Richmond whom will SEND the pIi lurvy
Of the land IS soon as receive h surveyor or th.
tract land there about $50 i in the original growth
pine oak and hickory, about l25 Of fertile sduouVs
unas Musdy Run and Fiat Branch Ths balance Of s
arabic lana except about 30 high StHe OF cuVa
On and At present a. also The 10. glOundI covered with
timothy and sAppng clover orchard and little red
clover all Of which moved and made Into hay The out
side fencing good except In places repair
which there are rails at hand.
have endeaVore give accurate description Of this land
but yet sill sell TO representation. will sell pr
vGy and give immediate poaBeson and receive In payment
Onede ate Treasury notes Of the Of
Virginia banks, Confederate bonds bearing cent
the Confederate per cent boLd' 70 be shortly sold
je30-9aN6W RE. FIELD,
Columbia, Ruvanna county Va