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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

CScMNATI, Feb s.-The large oil mill
Of D. W. Bursop 4 Co., at Richmond. Ind.
was burned on Saturday night. The loss
is estimated at ST., 900, insured for S26.-
ooO. Twenty thousand bushels of flax.
seed, seventy-6Ve barrels of linseed oil,
and q large quantity Of other oil was de.
TstIoyed. e7'--..'.F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

@>THE RrvER.-The river is still fall
ing with less than ten feet water in the
channel. After the departure of the pack
ets'yesterdSy morning the landing present.
ed an exceedingly dull appearance. The
Arizona and Revenue were wind. bound
yesterday above welIsburR, bu. exuected
to get down last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

BSrWR had several separate and dis.
tinet kinds Of weather yesterday. There
Eere several little spurls of snowI under a
bright sunshine. AT one time il was cold
and then again it was comparatively pleas
ant, the whole being in,erspersed with
grand wind nnd snow storms. Il was a
real March day-regular roaring lion sort
of weather. .d9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

WAsHrsorOS, Feb. sGA special to the
II Is the intention of the Military Com
mlttee of the House to press the confisca-
ton bill to vote as soon as possible
The Committee agreed this morning to a
OIL paying Chaplains while sick or on fur
Tough.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. ga Washington sps.
cial TO the Commercial Advertiser saws:
The House Judiciary COMMITTEES will
probably dismiss the impeachment of
Judgment of Judge Miller, OF Iowa.
"A bill agreed to by the Military Com
mtttee OF the House puts Ohaplains on the
same footing as other officers of the ser.
vice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

G@rA Coon oHANor.-Tbtrty men are
wanted to fill up new company in the
10th West Virginia Infantry, .Lisut.-Po
ter is still this city recruiting. He has
obtained over fifty men, and. wants thirty
more to fill the company above She min
imum number. Here is rare chance for
young men for promotion by enlisting in
one of the Heterogeneous in the field. Our
young men, in view of the high bohnties
now being offered, would do well to call
AT the Pemberton House or at his OH ce ON
Market street, between Monroe and Union
atAthe siga of the American Flag.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

NEw YoRK, Feb. s.-Ths Times, dis
patch, dated Washington, 9Th, says: The
secretary OF War viii, this, week issue an
order to raise the cavalry and infantry
regiments to 2400 men each by cousolida2
also be stopped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

D~PoLIoR MAFTRRs.-Mr. Johus Dupn.
who keeps second hand furniture estab.
lishmention Market square, was arrested
on Saturday and taken before Alderman
Robertson, charged with using outrage
ously abusive Language to Miss Virginia
Dawson. He was dued So and costs. He
had several witnessss to prove bis charac-
ter, but he did not produce sufficient
weight of character to raise him ont of the
slough of dsspond into which he was
thrown by being compelled to pay the fine.
Mr.. Toby Vance was up before the same
Alderman, charged with making "Rome
howl at BOwmap's drioktug saloon, the
GambFinps, He was sent to jail for thirty
days.
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Gopperhead Newspaper Destroved

. BURLlNGFoN, Iowa, Feb. s.-Ths Con.
stttntion and Union newspaper at Fair
held. Iowa, edited by David Steward, was
visited by Company E, I'd Iowa regiment,
to-day: The type aud paper were thrown
books destroyed.
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R1;5ySPIou4txo '5I

Z bSNPioHFtSd 1iSs M6uAbSvIELs bbut
once every three months an eruption lakes
place among the people of our neiEhboripg
town of Mouudsville, aud when these eFGp-
lions occur it is.not the safest town, In The
world for gentlemen of The rebel persua.
sion. A set ofIrampant Union men are in
the habit periodically of fumugating the,
town aad pnrlfyipg the political elements
They think the best way to do this is to
knock down.and drag out all the seces.
sionists in tie place. On Friday last some
rebel vas SO injudiclOus as to ipdulge in
the remark that he could whip any man
that wore the Federal upifotm. Thee onse.
quence was that the man who said this
was himself whipped and ten other persons
were similarly served We would counsel
moderation and moral suasiun TO our Vic.
lent friends, if these means have rot al.
ready been tried and found NOT sufficient
to meet the case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

New YORx, Feb. ga Washington spe-
cisl to the Commercial says no additional
intelligence has been received by the War
Department from Knoxville or Newbern.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Tbe report cir.
culating to-day that Mobile was taken
with 4o, 900 bales of cotton, &C., &c, was
lie to effect the gold market.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

p8r Nor TRuE,-We} az. authorfzed to
state that the published statement that
"Gen. Fremont has selegraphed Mr. Ste
yensoq' President Of the Senate. asking
that gentleman TO use his influence in Sc
curing him (FremOut) the command of
Western Virginia." has.not the. slightest
foundation ia fact. r. - ~
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ba-A CRAzY REnEL.-A GRAVY rebel
was brought up the other day from Par
kersburg aRd committed to the Atbaueum.
He seems to be perfectly wild on the sub
ject of our "erfing brethren" He was
sent yesterday to Camp Chase, aud as he
passed through the city in, charge of Capt.
Milhouse he cut up all sorts of insane
antics. He had his head bound up in
dirty cloth, and wore wen ventilated old,
horse blanket over his shoulders. He was
the most uninviting looking object that
we have seen lately. Whether he has
disguised himself IN this iusaus mood for
some purpose known to himself, or wheth-
be is really crazy, it is dtaicult to tell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

sBrIt speaks well for the manner IN
which Tailor Jones conducts his hotel,
on Fifth street, that persons are con-
s!PD.ly applying to the different AL
defmen of the city tdibe committed to his
keeping On Saturday woman! by the
name of Archer applied to Alderman
Robertson and asked to be committed to
JAIL saying tina. Tin a whole city. full,
home she had none" Having committed
no offence, the Alderman could not com.
nit the woman, SO she went away, and
later in the evening she was picked up by
officer Richardson for violating city or.
dinance, and was sent to Jail.
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DyspepsIaI pyspepsIa !,

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can only give few Of the many thousands Of
SsE1inoatea am receiving in fayor OF this great
Imedlcinei but have had d quantity OF them pub.
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~ WAENNG TO LOIEERERs Asour-
CaURcH DooRs.-The1 new police have re-
quested us to call attention to section Of
the,sity ordinance Ito prevent certain i'm.
proper practices therein speei6ed.,' The
section is as tollows: 4oF
Sec. l7.elf any person shall wantonly
modest or insult any person whatsoever,
when going to or returning from religious
meeting. and within loo yards of the place
OF holding the same, or 1t any person shall
be found idly lettering at or uear;the door
of any church or meeting house or other
place OF religious meeting, and when re-
qpesjed SO to- dol shall not peaceabiy and
IQuietly depart from lheuce, or if any per.
son shall behave rndeIy.i disordefly OF in,
sultingly IN any such church, meeting.
house or place for religious Worship ey.
cry such PERSON upon conviction thereof
shall forfeit and pay iine of not less than
i've nor more than twenty dollars; and any
magistrate shall and may IL be deems Il
necessary or proper, require such person
so convicted TO enteriinto recogniEance in
any penalty not exceeding two hundred
dollars, laYable in ,thh city, with one or
more sufficient securities, conditioned for
his or her good behavior for any term not
exceeding one year. go.
The new police are determined 10 en-.
force the above section, SO that all inter.
Tested viii govern themselves accordingly,
j HowARD's 4GREAr ,CoAsISGSA4iois
1 VAaIRrY TRoUFH win open az washington
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ted Polish RSo.hsEss William aud George
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.lg 0llnI.legrtaph.
Prisoners Give Falsa Inform q linn.

l. 3EmUu6EB 01V6 RAISE Inform alton,
q WAsHINaToN, Feb. TIT was reported
at Brandy Station this morning that Gen.
Caldwell with his own division and a
brigade from the second corps, captured a
rebel captain and 90 priyates of picket
force, on crossing at Morton's Ford, and
the prisoners informed him that there we're
only two brigades of rebels within ten
miles OF that point, thereHpon Gen. Oald-
well determined to Storm the rebel works,
where ten or twelve pieces otiartilIery
were planted. He drew the fire of these
batteries and discovered that the works
were swarmiug with the enemy, and he
deemed It prudent TO fail back to the pro.
lection of our rifle pits, where he remained,
nut toward night the enemy opened upon
and endeavored to force him TO retire from
tnat position. He held his ground, losing
ABOUT 30 men killed and wounded, and he
rested his command in the rife pits. 3 D
sjDnring the night the crossing of the
Raptdau was effected by fordipg Tue river.
:. scouting party to Allegheny and Mid.
tdIeonry returned to Fairfax last evening
and report no enemy to be seen there. . I
m WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The Star OF this
evening has the following: Is.
Parties from the front represent that we
experienced considerable loss on the re-
turn OF our troops from the late demon
stration.
Itis stated that some of our pontoops
were lost at the Rapids, whereby the enc.
my was enabled to pick up some of our
men who had not rectossed It is also
stated that a rebel cavalry force, crossing
above Martins Ford, intercepted couple
OF our regiments, who had to cnt their
way through with some loss. These re-.
ports, 1t should be added, are not at all
aehnite, and have not up to noon to-day
been confirmed by anything received al
the War Department.
LATER.
Parties arriving from the font this af.
ternoon state that when our troops pushed
across at Germenia Ford, they found the
rebel rifle pits in that Immediate vicinity
occupied by but % pickets, who threw
down their arms and surrendered, stating
mere wns no rebel force within ten miles.
I'm mediately thereafter our forces pushed
IN the direction of Orange Court House,
when they were opened on from IL Ruus.
Attacking the rebel force, working and
supporting three guns, we drove them from
tnelr position with considerable loss I'M
Killed. wounded and prisoners, our loss in.
the affair being 80.
The mass of our infantry then recrossed
the RaPidan, leaving force to hold The
rlHe pits just taken until the operations of
our cavalry, that had moved bya differ.
ent route, had terminated.
Heavy firing is said to have been heard
yesterday, and it was believed about Gull
pepper that our cavalry was then engaged
WIN the enemy it had been seeking. -
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LaugR!il's Old Home BittgLs,
THN PRIpE oE VIRGIM1A


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IHE eo-partnsrshlp heretofore existing, under
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same patronage heretofore bestowed.
wbssIlnr. p.espbsr q. 1853. JOHN co ok
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usages fiDance, Banking and Currency; mo- mSxInS
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avoiding fhIlnre, y =
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19-TuE ThoBurn Farm recently adveF-t
tisedin our eOlumns for sale, was sold
last week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09
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