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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22
8g Gelegtapg,
Special Washington Dispatches.

NEW YoRK, July 2I.-A Times Wash.
iugton special says, Hunter asked to be
relieved only so as not to embarrass Gen.
Wright in his pursuit of the rebels. There
was no necessity for it however, and the
pursuit of the enemy is being carried on by
the forces under Gen'ls Wright and Hunter
with great vigor aud every promise of large
success. They are moving south on paral-
lei lines, and trains flying from one column
would be pretty certain to fall into the
hands of the other.
A Tribune's Washington special says,
members of Gen. HoWe's staff az Harper's
Ferry says Hunter is just in. We have sent
infantry to Leesburg with cavalry and
battries of artillery.
A Times Washington special says, Col.
Jacques of the 73rd Illinois volunteers and
Edward Kirk, by permission of the Presi.
dent, recently visited JEFF Davis at Rich
mond, and had an interview with him on
the state of the country. A despatch says
they were kindly received, but of course
nothing is known of the result OF the in
tervieW.
The Herald's Washington special, says;
that the Secretary of State has determined
to make formal demand upon the British
government for the surrender of the pirate
Semmes, thus requiring that government
to give the same observance 70 information
al law that she has exacted from all other
nations.
The Worlds Washington special, says
that the rebel loss in their raid will amount
to 1000. Montgomery county Nd. is over
run with stragglers. 1t is reported that
the rebels did not go into Shenandoah val
ly but hurried along for Richmond this
side of the Blue Ridge as fast as possible.
This disposes of the report that they had
halted and would return.
Our gunboats have driven away the bat
teries that we're firing into our transports
on James river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22

whole Union and the abandonment of sla 70
very, and which comes BY and with an au-
thoriIy that can control the armies now at
war against the United States, will be re-
ceived and considered by the Executive
Government of the U. s., and will be met
By liberal terms on the substances and col
lateral PORTS, aud the bearer or bearers
thereof shall have safe conduct both ways
(Sigued) ABRAHAM LIECoLN.
Msjor Hoy would respectfully inquire
whether Prof. Holeomb and the gentlemen
associated with him desire TO send TO
Washington by Major Hoy any messages
in reference TO the communication deliV-
cred to him on yesterday, and in that case
when be may expect to be favored with
such messages.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Thursday.-Mr.
Holcomb presents his compliments TO Msj.
Hay, and greatly regrets that If his return
to Washington has been delayed by any
expectation of our answer 20 the commun-
icatiOn Whieh-Mr. HOlcomb received from
him on yesterday. to be delivered to the
President of the Onited States, accepted
as response TO letter Of Messrs. Clay aud
HoIcomb, to the Hon. Horace Greeley, and
to that gentleman an answer has been
transmitted,
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interview between Mr.. Greedy and
the Rebel Peace Commissioners.

New YORK, July Ala dispatch from
Niagara Falls says:
An interview has taken place between
Messrs. Clay, Thompson and HalcOmb,
who claim to be Commissioners from the
rebel government to offer terms of peace,
and Mr.. Greedy who is authorized by Mr..
Lincoln to act in the matter.
The Commissioners proposed restora-
ton of the Union in statu quo, upon this
basis:
LIST. All negroes which have been actu-
ally freed by the war, to be secured in such
freedom.
I'd. All negroes at present held as slaves
to remain so.
Sd. The war debt of both parties to be
paid by the United States.
4,h The old doctrine of State rights to
be recognized in reconstructing the Union.
This proposition was laid before Mr..
Lincoln oy MIR. Greedy. The President at
once teIegraphed to Mr.. Greedy the terms
upon which he would propose a settlement
aud reconstruction, TO wit:
A full and complete restoration of the
Union in all its territorial integrity.
The abandonment of slavery by the Sc
ceeded states, under conditions which
should, while respecting the property and
rights of all loyal men, afford ample secur-
ity against another war in the interest of
slavery.
After considerable correspondence be-
tween the parties, they concluded to refer
the whole matter back to the two govern.
ments for reconsideration.
A dispatch from Niagara Falls to the
Herald says;
Mr.. Greedy accompanied by Mr.. hay,
private Secretary to Mr.. Lincoln, have had
an interview with George N. Saunders and
others, claiming to be peace commissioners
from the rebels. The commissioners wanted
to visit Washington, and receiving state
ment of the terms upon which such visit
might be made there, were accepted.
A despatch says the statement of proPO-
sitions published il a New York paper on
| Tuesday is repUdiated.
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New York Market

INV YoRK, July 81.
COtton-Without change, l6O9l62 for
midling uPlands.
FlouF-State and Western heavy aud
lower at $40 259lO 80 for extra Slatei
10 5OC3ll for extra n. o; Sll O59l2
for trade brands. Market dull. Included
in sales are 500 bbls extra state for the
last half of August, sellers option at SIP;
and 1000 bills do. for the FIRST fifteen days
in September.
Whisky-Without decided change, ct
81 74@l IS for Staiei aud 1901 20 for
western. Chiefly at inside quotations for
western.
Whest-Heavy and Sc and &c lower. at
50 3O@2 4S for Chicago Spring; 2 300
2 4s for Milwaukee club 6492 &C for
winter red western.
COrn-Ic lower, att COOL G. for new
mixed western.
Cofee-Quiet.
Rice-In bond 80.
Sugar-Quiet, Cuba 2O921.
Moiasses-E. o. 81 Is.
Petroleum-HeaVy, refined in bond SIG
IS; crude quoted al 52395si and refsed
free s5@ss.
Wool-Duil and unchanged.
POrk-Somewhat irregular and decided
" lower win fair demand, at S3S for mese;
3eG,4O for new mess. closing at 80 6OG3s
for prime and 80 50C939 for prime mess.
Beef-Dull aud heavy.
Cut Meats-Quiet.
Lard-LOWer and moderate demand, at
l9@I9a; ALEC 500 bblS prime kettle rem
dered, for August, buyers option 2Ic.
Enthusiastically so firm, but without
change.
Money-Steady at79s per cent.
SteTliog Ell 1902 80. for currency.
Gold-Uosettled aud lower, OpenI0g at
259., declining TO 256l, advancing TO 26eA,
aud closing 81 25s-
Government SJOeks-IFregnlar, 81 cou-
pons lO2@lO24 6.2O's coupons 1870
1851 Stocks dall, Us. 6's one year eerII-
6csIes s41
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From the Army of the Potomac.

From the Army OF the potomac
New YORK, July 2Oth.-The Tribuue's
Headquarters correspondent of the 18th,
says a deserter reports that the rebels in-
tended to make an attack the day before
but from some cause it was deferred.
Deserters are continually coming into
our lines, singly and by squads. They have
doleful stories all.
New YoRK, July 2Ist.-The Tribuns's
dispatch states that Martindale has been
assigned to the command of the 18th aud
Birney to the command of the 10th corps.
The Petersburg papers suspended publ.
cation.
The Tribune's Washington special states
that there is only few struggling rebels on
this side of the Rappahannock. The rebel
force has succeeded in reaching Stauntou
with their plumber. No plumber has been
recaptured.
Headquarters dispatches OF the 18th, to
the Tribune, says rain has commenced
falling.
new monster Monitor has been intro
ducing 200 pound shells into Petersburg
lately.
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KANSAS CITY, July 20.-On Sunday Capt
Moses, with AZ men ofthe Second Colorado,
scouting near Fredericksburg, Clay county,
came upon about 800 bushWhaekers. The
advance of the rebels were dressed in the
Federal uniform and correctly replied to
the challenge Of our men, but their whole
force Immediately after charged upon our
troops and a bloody little Eight ensued,
Capt. Moses finally ordering his men to
retire. The rebel loss was Is killed aud
81 wounded. We lost six killed and four
wounded. Capt. Moses had five bullets
in his clothing and his horse shot four
times, but both escaped. Maj. Richards,
with $50 men, Immediately pursued the
gueriIlas in the direction of Knoxville,
when they broke into small bands and
scattered.
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LaugbIin's ExpGctOrant Syrup.

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This invaluable incidence Is unfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. 1t mOderateS all
excess and removes all distractions, and g speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
aent Stamp of Great Britain prevent oOunterfoits
CAUTION.
Thrse Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, bat at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases of nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertiOn,
Palpitation of the Heart, HySterIcs and Whites,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, calOmel anthony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Canadas,
JOB MOSES, q COrtlandt St., N. Y.
N.B.-S1 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
any PrlA,by return mail.
For sale by LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
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r~CoUp DE SoLE1.-This affection is

H8CoU DE SoLEIL.-This affection is
very common at this season of the year.
1t is induced by the direct action of the
SUMS rays. The premonitery symptoms
are, pressure on the head, tingling of the
blood in the veins, and difficulty in breath
lug, arising from the heat of the air. Itis
very seldom that persons of robust health
and temperate habits are affected with it.
The affection in most cases is preceded by
debility of the constitution, great physi-
cal exertion, violent outbursts of passion,
or immoderate rotations of either cold
water or alcoholic beverages. When a
person is "sun struck" he falls down sud-
denly as If under the influence of an Apo
plectic fit; and unless death be the imme-
date result, the attack is very likely to
terminate in Inflammation of the brain. In
all cases of "sun stroke" the antiphlogis-
tic regimen is brought into requisition.
such as the application of cold water to
the head, bleeding, both general and tep.
ical. Coffee and strong tea are admins
tered sometimes in cases of great stupor.
Among the Arabs who wander in the
burning desert, whose diet consists prin-
cipally of vegetables and camels' milk,
cases of"sun stroke" are very rare, the
reason being, as alleged, that their blood
is not Vitiated by phlogistic meats or slim.
ulating drinks. It is said that Sir Joseph
Banks remained in an oven for twenty
minutes where beef was being cooked
without being injured in the least.
Sun stroke was not unknown in the
days of Elisha, the prophet, as we learn
from the case of the Shunamite's son, 2
Kings, 4: 1920, "And when the child
was grown, it fell on day that he went
out to his father to the reapers. And he
said unto his father, MY head, my headi
And he said to a lad, carry him to his mo-
Their. And when he had taken him to his
mother, he sat on her knees till noon, and
then died" A case is recorded also in
the Apocrypha. Manassas, the husband
of Judith, died of coup de soleH. Judith 8:
2-3. "Aud Manassas was her husbspd,
of her tribe and kindred, who died in the
barley harvest. For as he stood overseeing
them that bound sheaves in the field, the
heat came upon his head, and he fell on
his bed and died in the city of Bethulia;
and they buried him with his fathers in
tie field between Dathaim aud Balamo."
The preventives of this affection are al.
ready wen known, abstinence from stimu-
lating meats and drinks, the wearing of
large leaves or wet cloths on the head.
Fishermen, in order to protect themselves.
fill the crowns of their hats with sea weed,
well moistened.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22
TRUSrEE,S SALE

OF TRACT OF LAND on WHEELING CREEK,
FOUR Mills KAsT OF WHEELING, AT TIE
COURT HOUSE, ON SATURDAY, 18TH Az.
GUST, 1894
TN pursusoos Of . DECD Of trust from Oscar d.
Il Thompson and susan = Thompson, his wife, %
me, dated the 18th January, ls58, recorded "a I've
Recorders odsee f1r Ohio e5unty 10 Book - folio
IS, Saturday, The l5lh Day Of August 1854 con.
msneing - 10 O'Clock a. NJ - IN . front deer Of
the Court H0u5s for Ohi0 county, shall seIl a.
public auction % the highest bidder, the parcel Of
ground lying On the waters q Wh8glinE Creek n
the county Of Ohio and state q Wet Virginia. On
which the sid 4hOmpsD1 formerly ralidea, about
four miles esst Of the city % WhssllnE bo1nded
and described IL said des1 and eoulalnfng forty I'D
ons-hAn acres; being part % = trast oI land con
veYsd % slid ThOnp1ou b il % Green and wife
By deed datsd the Ith February, 1850.
TERMS OF BALE--Ehs Oue-third Of tha mr..
chase money IN cab, md the rsmaIninE two fiiirda
In equal in1talnenEs paylbls GiEAld Twelve months
aftE dat6 with Interest from The day o. tie ~
OF q Desired tne purchaser nay rly the fan amount
of the plrshass money IN oaai. Ths tIIs % - re-
tatned untl TIE whole q the purchase nonsT IhaIl
have ben paid JAMKs 6.WHEiT,
UlA Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22

E~PRoBABLR HoMACIDE'-On Tuesday
evening an unfortunate affair occurred in
South Wheeling, which it is feared may
result in the death of man named Ter.
rance McCarney. 1t appears that two
teamsters named William Johnson and
Torrance Mccartney were wrestling in
sportive mood. McCarney threw Johnson
down, when some dispute arose as to the
fairness of the fall. Mccartney said he
could throw Johnson again and at it they
went. The second trial resulted as the
first, and this time McCarney held johnson
down and refused to let him up for some
time. Finally johnson got up and very
unexpectedly, for all supposed the wrest-
ling was in sport, he siezed cart key pin
and struck Mccartney violent blow knock
ing him down. Mccartney was carried
home in an iusensible state. Yesterday
morning it was discovered that one of his
eyes had been seriously if not permanently
Injured, and he complained very much of
injury to his spine. There are no particu-
lar marks upon his body but he was split
ing blood very freely and fears were en-
tertained that he could not recover
johnson as soon as he discovered that Nc
Carney was badly hurt made haste to con-
ceal himself and cannot be found.
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wAsHIxerOz, July 2I.-A special to the
Commercial says:
Military critics believe that Lee will be
compelled to attack GrAot for self Preser-
walton.
Dispositions which may not now be dis
closed, have been made 20 prevent the re-
bel invaders now on their way TO Rich
mond from reaching that city, without the
dispersion and Tecspture of a large portion
Of their plundeTr
The report of Secretary Stanton resign
ing is more prevalent to- day than ever, but
is undoubtedly false.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22

LoUlsvILLB, July 2I.-A ClarksvilIe dis
patch says barge containing eight hun
dred barrels Of coffee belonging to the
government, which accompanied the
steamer ST. Louis, fell into the hands OF
the rebels and was afterwards destroyed.
Last evening the guerrillas took our
construction train engine at New Haven,
on the Lebanon branch. They fred her
up, set the wood on the tender on ERE,
opened the throttle valve and let be run
wild towards Lebanon. Train No. 5, due
here this morning, ran of the track ct
Colechin. No one was seriously hurt. The
accident was caused by the Waterman
leaving the switch open.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22
From Con Sherman.

WASHINGTON, July 2I.-The Washington
Republican has furnished the following in
telligence 10 advance of its publication:
The Government has received Dispatch
es from Gen. Sherman this afternoon, an
nounciug that he enemy assaulted the
Union lines three times yesterday, and was
repulsed each time, with little loss 10 us.
Most of our men fought behind earth
works, hence the small loss; but the enc
my coming out OF the defences of the city
to offer battle became more exposed and
suffered greatly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22

NEw YORK, July 2Ist-The PhiIads'Phi
Iuauirer's correspondent in his account OF
the visit to Richmond by Col. JAquss,
Edmund Kirk aud Mr. Gilmore, the author
Of Among the Pines, &c, says: Thatit is
generally understood that the object was
the restoration of peace. Col Jacques,
with whom the idea originated, proposed
a year ago to visit Riehmondi7 and gained
permission TO pass our lines bat got no
further than Petersburgi Whe0 he returned
without material success. He found our
prisoners on Belle Isle comfortably cared
for.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-22
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS KISNER, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of Whe cling
and vicinity that he has permanently located in
this city for the practice OF Medicine upon the RA-
tional or Eclectic system. He has been engaged in
the practice OF his profession for number OF years.
and has been eminenty successful in the tIea ment
Of all varieties of diseases both acute and chronic
Dr. k, as heretofore, will devote good share Ct
his time and attention TO the treatment OF all chronic
diseases of beth sexes, Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases all Diseases Ofthe Throat
CatArlh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, MsTeurtAi
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, scrofuls, every
variety Of Blood aud skin Disc asses, Epilepsy Iumor,
Weus, Spinal Affections, Diseases OF the kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases OF the Eye
aud Ear, &C. Those peculiar TO Females, viz: In
aAmmAtory Diseases OF the Uterus, Painful lIregu-
lartties Leucorrhea, Proapsus Uteri, and all NeT-
Vous Diseases TO which they are subject Diseases
Of Children carefully and nationally treated Med
icines mild, reliable and agreeable
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls cheerfully and promptly answered.
Rd-Ohics aud residence one door west OF Louis
Aiding HOTEL Thiri street, near Reed ArAfts
Drug stoI Q, Centre Wheeling, W. Va Once hours
from A. II. to P.M.
REPERENoEs.
Prof B. P, Payne, steubenville, Ohio.
DR.. W. D. 1tc3regor,
Or. q, Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof O. II. CleAVelanI, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. O. A. Melchimer, Van Vert,
ie2I-1Yd&W
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commissioners Sale.
Andrew ]. Harry, ct. al, oOmplainant0,

Andrew J. HaTTyI e. HI O0IrPr1I1''1F7'
John O. BIoomhsld's administrator Others Def'ta.
In Chancery.
i Marshall county, rendered on the 18th day OF
june, 1854 the undersigned will on the 10Th day Of
August, 1854, sell at the front door OF the court
10 o'clock A. NJ of that day the highest and oett
bidder at public auction, the following Real Estate
situated in the said county of harahAn, being OF
the lands OF which the said Bloomfield died seized,
viz. Twenty ave acres OF land on the Wsters Of
Wolf rnn. Adjoining the lands Of VIM. Phillips and
others also one other tract Of ten and
acres in said county of Marshall anc adJoiDIng
lands Of Widow Hart and others, Rad e adj AGENT TO
and ioins said 20 acres above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash, one-thlrd on 2
credit of six months and the residue credit Of
nine mouths from the ay of sale the credit install
ments to bear interest from said day Of sale; the
purchaser giving bond and security for tho deferred
instalments and the title to be retained until the
1 fs9ssot tfNei u ' JACKSON REED, s.M.C.
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NEW YoEK, July 2l--A special to the
Post from Washington says.
The 7.30 notes now printing will be Of
fered at par on subscription, but will not
be paid out TO the public creditors
Rev. J. Stebbins has been appointed as
successor 10 the late Rev. Starr King, In
his pAstorate.
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Just Opened
West Liberty Male and Female
Academy.

TIME SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this In
stitution will commence Wednesday, sePtem-
A sun lent number Of competent and successful
Teachers will be employed, and the entire sehool
will be under the supervision and control oil inc
P rincipal. .ood
B ardink can be had at reasonable rates. There
viii he a Normal Department, which any student
NAV enter without extra charge.
FOR further partic lars address
kEY.J. A. BROWN, Principal,
tr,s 1ndtrukHs west liberty. W. Va.
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~Co1. JOHN ELY, of the Veteran Re-
serve Corps, the successor OF Col. Joseph
Darr, has arrived in the city and has as.
sumed the duties of the Office of Assistant
Provost Marshal General of the State
Dol. Ely comes we'll recommended as a
competent aud efficient officer
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From Charleston.

EKw YoRK, July 2l.-The steamer Ful-
ton, from Hilton Head on the 18th, arrived
this morning. Gen. Saxon was among
the passengers.
The. rebel officers have been placed in
buildings at Cummings Point.
Charieaton is being vigorously shelled.
Sumter has been subjected to q very heavy
FIRE from Morris leland.
An the tIoops have returned from the
recent expedition.
Refugees report that Union prisoners in
Charleston are treated iuhumaniy.
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Sherif's Sale.
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
~ sS' Samuel Mason, Complainant,

EbensGer Mccoy, Defendant.
In Chanesry. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county
May 10, 1854.
Pursuant to 9 decree Of said Circuit Court rem
dered In the above entitled cause on the lSth DAY
f NAV ls54 shall proceed TO sell at public sale at
the front door OF the Court House Of said county on
sATURDAY, the 9th day Of August, 1864, to the
bjobest and best bidder the following Real Estate
toS-t: certain lot Of land situate In the city Of
WheelpE, and designated as lot number three-3-
In SQUARE No. 1, In ChurehhilPs addition NO. i've
2-to the city a Wheeling, on credit OF iouT and
aight months in equal instAlmentS, with legal IN
900 thereon from the day Of sale until paid the
ia "A JOSEPH SEYBoLD, 8. o. O.