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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
A PROCLAMATION.
mT 1Nu1n-o-


WHERRAS, have good cause 70 believe that
w John ". Lewis, aoorGo W. Rowan, A0am
HIndlSy ,AbaAlom Crawford, BuShrod W. Crawford,
William H Coberiy, Morgan ktttle, David Con,
John Taylor, Jacob MArSball, Jacob 8. WamSley,
William Q. ChenoW.th Parkerson COlIett, Jacob q.
Collect, Andrew J. Collect, Archibald bAIe, Claud
iu8 Con, solomon CopnBEer, w Warrington Ward aud
Enoch ThomL5 who. on the seventeenth day Of
April, eighteen hundred and siXty-One, resided in
the county Of Randolph, within. what is now the
and are act Tely engaged In aiding the 80. called
Confederate states Of America and the rebel state
government At Richmond, In their attempts To sub
JuBate the good people OF this State but In e0nse-
quence OF the evidence Of their rebtlIIOuB and
criminal acts cannot be obtained; ---
Now, therefore, !, ARTHUR i. BoRENAH, Governor
of the State Of West Hirgnia do issue Lha my
nation, declaring the aid John W. LeWiS, 1eOrge
W. Rowan, Adam findluy, AbSAl0n Crawford, Bnsl'
rod W. Crawford, William II. Coberly, Morgan Kit.
=. HArisley, William o. ChenOWeth, PATkerSOn Col
lett Jacob o. COllett Andrew J. Golstt, Archibald
Earle, ClAucius Con, solomon CopllnBOT, Washing.
ton Ward aud Enoch ThoLAs enemies OF this State
unless they shall, within sixty days from the data
Of this proclamation, take aud 1Ie in the ClOEk'l
Once OF the Circuit Court Of tbs said county Of
Randolph an oath TO support the Consultation Of
the United Slatss and the Constitution Of this State
and thereAttst dslean them selves good eiIiIenG.
1hil proclamation shall be pubiisnUd In the Wheel
Of Wheeling the seat OF government Tor this state,
and In the West TiFEiniR Republican, . newspaper
printed In the county OF UPsAur, respectively, EoI
| four successive weeks.
aEAI seventh day OF April, In the year OF OuI
I Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
| 49, Stxty'fonr, and Of the etAte the hrst.
s.rsA. /. BUREMAN.
,: EDOAR BOTInS, Secretary Of state,
FTHNW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
Sherif's Sale OF Town PrODerty

DY virtue Of decree Ia The Circuit Court of Mar
ID Hhall county. West Va, rendered at the Sep.
tsmbsr term, 1883, thereof In case OF kebeeca An
shatH, guard ian, &C., oomplSinAnt, Sgainst John
Mitchell aud wife and others, defendants, 1 wilt
onOr for sale At public Vsndus, to the highest and
1854, at 10 o'clock A being the hrst day OF the
Clreult Court 10 MArSh1lI county, the front dSor
lots Of and In the bill and proceedings mentioned
and described, " wilt: IOI M s, with store room
and buildings thereon, on Water street, Mounds
Vile. - : !.
A credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
equal pay meats, will be zen, Int the purchaser
HI be required 70 give bonds With sPpFO Cd Secur.
ty for the payment Of the purchase mLney, With In
tsEest thereon fr0m the day Of sale until paid, and
title will be retained NATL ali Is paid.
ny4 JACKSON REID,
ShSFid and Com.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
list OF LETTRRs-

ETTHRs REMAINING UNoL IIMED in the
20 dRy Of Nay, 1854.
EH- 70 obtain any OF theSS letter., the applicant
must call for GdVtTtiIed letters" give The date Of
thi. Mst, And pN2 one cent for advertising.
N II not called for within oHt rloHLh, they will
be sent to the Deaf Letter 0mse.
IRIS DELIVERY Of letter. BY carriers, At the
residences Of owners, may be SHOuR EU By obaaFT.
Ing the following RULES:
i. BlREOr lettsrS plainly 70 the street and nun.
boE' A. Well ~ the post ONCE and State,
?. aHAD letters With the writer's poEt of8es and
Sd 9, treS aud HuubsT sign them plGinly With fall
name, anu rtqdssE thIt answers be directed accord.
ing,y.
). Letters to strangers or transient visitors Ia
town or city, WhUse special address may be IN.
known, should be nGTEed In the lover len. hand
corner. with tue Word ''TEAnsient"
Z. PEaet the postage stdHP on the HPper riokt.
hand eOrner, and ESdOs between the stamp and
direction foe Port4sGrtg without interfering with
Ibe writing.
REQUEST for the RETURN Of letter
70 The writer, II unclaimed within so days or Ieas
wit co printed With the writer's NAME post oAeS
and Sats across th1 loit-hAnd SDd OF thS envelope,
on toe lace SIDE will be compiled with the usual
ePaid rate OF Posa sc, payable when the letter 10
delivered 70 the WriteF.-5oo. -. Law Of 1884.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

The Present Funded Debt OF che
UnItsd states Upon which Geld
Interest 10 Paid.
From the N. Y. Times.
We commend TO the opposition papers
that have arraigued the speech OF Hon.
Henry g. Stebbtus, member Of their own
party, In regard to the ability Of the
country TO provide for the support Of the
public debt, the following figures OF tho
present funded debt of the United States,
upon which gold .iHteresI 10 paid. They
are copied from the New York Herald OF
this morning, and We believe they are. cor.
rect, exclusive of the new 10 40 loan now
being subscribed for:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DssignGted Depository and Financial agent
Of the United States.

rINHIs BANK il the successor to the Belmont
j Branch OF the ktAts Bank Of Obi :, and l. pre-.
pared to do u general Ranking. C,llsctiOn and EK.
change business.
1t il authorized TO receive SubsCF ptIonB TO the
United States loan authorized by the act Of March
Sd, 1864.
These bonds bear date March LIST, 1904. Srs 70.
deemAbie At the pleasure Ct the Government alter
ten years, aud payUbls forty years from date, In
coin, with ihtereat at 1--we per cent. per annum, In
coin.
Bonds as they may prefer, in Sunis of $50 or SONS
multiple OF nifty UOllarS.
Interest on the $50 and &lOO Bouds iS payable
annually; all other denominations SemIAnnuaily.
these bonds will draw interest frOuI March Let,
aud the accrued lDtcTrE from that day the date
OF subscription, mus be palu iu cOin or hsIiuEAl
currency. II paid in the latter which ineludeG
United stAtea aud note Ui he Nation al BiLk'
nifty per cenI. premium must be Hdu d u the
amount Of Interest until oIherWI'o directed.
ApTT JOHN C. TALLMAN, Cash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

THE manner 10 which Senators johnson.
Sherman, CoWau, aud other members, ex :
pose Senator Summers shalloWuesS to rid,
ieu'e, exeites cOmmiseration for him. His
talk about the decalogue, the other day,
and boastiog OF his intimacy with the late
Judge Story, &C., g., was very ally. His
weakness Is more in his bead than his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

BRuTu. CLAY (Orothsr of cs.slus) made
some stAtements in reference to "eoutra-
bands" 10 his speech in Congress on Sat-
urday that arc worthy OF investigation, 1t
seems 10 ne.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

1.-THE news that is lelegrsphet nom The
Army of the Potsuas Is Of Inv count at
all IL is coutrabaud, and 81 are II a loss
70 know what has bscoms Of .he censor of
the Prs''-she same individual who does
not allow news of defeat in North Gar
oltna to come through, Jet gives unlimited
license 70 dispatch all that can DO heard
BY Washington reporters from the RAN
idan. We eau only account for his lib
erality on the score OF the utter unrelia-
biIIty Of the news, and as such We COM
mend it to our readers. t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

Wa mentioned 10 our dispatches of So
turday that the House of Representative
at Washington had reversed their action,
aud, at last had eonelads , % levy a tax on
the stock of Whisksy on nd, held by
spectators. The action Of - House
was embodied into me following aAend-
msnt to the tax bill offered BY III. Uksh-
burn, of Illinois:
That ali spirit Of domettie production
and held for sale on the atseoi May. 1864.
and upon which no tax eha1l have been
paid, shall be subject 70 dusysci IFS
cents per gallon, and al such eptrit on
hand for sale on which priuF daty shall
have been paid, . duty ief thiFty eenfs per
gallon, provided that bona ode retsil deal
era in spirits duly leensed shall not be
taxed on their stock on hand 81 quan-
hty on hand does not exceed tNc barrels.
On this resolution NJ. Bro No. 81 West
Virginia. voted aye, as vas right Messts.
Blair audWhalsy are not reeorisa on either
side.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
w have 4 n l6i6g,oa dispalcb n

Wa have Ws4ainstoa dispatch thiS
morning that explaias n part. q, leaas,
General Msads's recent osdsr' VerninE
certain so!aieSWho we're disposed TO anu.
tsaoas dlRsreaee q opinion with the Wars
Dssattmaat, assto ~ dsts Of shs s1pira.
tioa OF teetr eaiissmeasl, ihat they would
6sSiielasl iSSas eessi,. Of ths peparimerf.
their ONa epipi6as % ths contrary noi-
UilhttaDdtbg. The ssss Of the 18Th Penn-
albania Reserves lss been sbroasht before
the Legislature Of that State, aud - uill be
seen, that body has adopted aseselution
asklug the President q order thsif die
charge Al the date Of expiFsdoa claimed
BY the meu-yts N May-iho time vbep
they were mustered Into she service of the
State. Ws psesuns the presidsnt will
over.rdI5 Ne. stanton aud make the me-
eesSaty order. Fhs raliss of the War
Dspartment sraeks % lawyers bubble
TOO much. II the men Were mustered into
tue service OF PennsylVaniA on o. s. &C.
count, IS undoubtedly they were, they
were really component part Of the army
from the date OF their enlistment, and are
entitled to their discharge at the end of
their enlistment. 1t is unfortunate for the
service that a question should have been
raised with them, the equity. being on
their side whatever tho rigid letter of the
reEuIAusuS On ~ prssesibs. Some of ths.Pa.
soldiers have a way OF e1actiDg severe,
m.asuremsnt from the Government in
respect to their time that has not cover.
ed them 9Th the greatest amount of glory
IN the world. TIE county remembers the
An regiment IN 4rchiug oai of the service to
the sound of the cauuOu at the hrst Boil
Ran battle, and contrasts it with the mag.
unanimous conduct OF several OF the New
York regiments on the same occasiUn.-
Bat still let exact Justice be done all troops
whose time Is expiring. We san,nsssr,sI-.
TO initAle the force work of the rebels.
sjssp ataplish SaoaS6 d tie Amy,
thbI people, % ave lhs UsIsa aadi
sJa l6i ssssliiga NiEhSlt zSsSiSS
li5tviee kf5n apY soldier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
CHANCRRY SALE,

OF To" YorS i" AOund.uftt., Aar.ha,l
Co., ~. Eo.
RY virtue OF Decree rendered In the Circuit
- Court for AArshA!i county, in the case OF n. T.
Hhym9n, survivor &c.. VI. Robert Alexander'a
AdminL!tratot and heirs, viii offer at public saIe
On TUESDAY, the Ith day oEJuns, 1884, At the mont
II n, and o'clock, r. NJ, the ian Yard, With The
Dwelling HI1Ie aud other impToT ementS situated In
the town OF houndsVillo, of which Robert AIexRn-
der died salHOI.
TERMS 0P sALH.-le per cent cash, balance In
8, II and 10 months, with interest from day Of sale
purchaser giving bond and security, and the title
further PsrtieulATs apply to W. Il. oldham, Joshua
nyS.isd-itS JACKSON REED, D. NO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

Public Sals,
ora Very D0sIK able Farm In Brooke
Couhty1 West Virginia
IINIE undSrsiEusd will offer at Public sale. ON III.
Il PrSnisSS, near Welisturg,on
WEDNESDAY, NAY 18th, 1SSI,
= tract Of land, being portion Of the hrm kpovvp
- the "R0 SlNSUN TRAIT" belonging 70 the heIFS
Of Richard auEh, deceased, situated Un Buffalo
from wSll'burg aud near the WellSburE ali Beth
The tract contains about $50 acres Of which about
one halt IL hrst quality creek bottom, the balance
mostly cleared aud lylIE we'll for cultivation with
. snfaeIeney OF timber for fencing and other puT.
poses. Persons In want Of good farm will do we'll
70 examine the pTomise8.
Terms made known a. day of sale.
ny2td J. W. GlSr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

Ar last committee has been appointed
In Congress to investigate Frank Blair's
charges aEainst Secretary Chase. Frank
pledged hlnSelf to make good his state.
ments. Tbe country will look to the issue
ef.the matter 18th uuusual interest. Itfs
ven lbat The +GAlr is to be officially over .
haalsd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

= the tumble II the price of butter In
4 city, although, at its highest point, it
"a not reach Wheeling prices, WAS the
result OF a 6xsd aud steady and very gen.
erAl determination of the people NOT TO buy
1t. 1t therefore tell aud kept falling. Iu-
stead of reaching fifty cents, as here in
wheeling, it reached SO and 40 cents. aud
nov aS-tumbled down to ~. IS. aud IS,
according % quality.
Can any body Tell us why butter can
not be sold & eheap in the Wheeling mar,
kstas in ,hs n ew York market1 Can any
body tell Why nearly every article of toOC
Il dssrtt 10 Wheeling than in the srsa
cities II every body 10 Wheeling would
resolve, aud keep the resolve, for tvc
weeks, yes for only one week, not to bu,
AZ ounce of butter costing over twenty.
Eve cents per pound, it would fall at oncr
TO that price. We are all standing 10 ou
own light that We do not de just as the,
did In New York aud other cities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
LIST,

Aeker Mn sRoIi1s M O1aoSb Nal A.,
49, IA jsees y snllls
AIlsldor Rnltli . li5le IN -
t.eElAs eiaEEeJ ha1Ehlip 1GI9l
llalHe leIg slloffil elrl Jotsph -
9Plt1aa A1nlne4 MnlNoy 1iaEF
ElumoIlb ARahnlla iy.sa AlIl16r lDS1l u 2
Blfd ms earah s-.s MdaWeIl1IbIlte staf-i1
1Aily SAyenA AArGAAll Catherine
bAfno8 hArctSsA Martin Charitys
/ BuFnott Mary Nj Ter Elisa J
Baird MrB MI Aarra Sophia
RrOWn Mis- Mccall MaTyL
Carr Miranda Mccullough hAri.h
Olemfns kllen AICOrd Ellen
ChambeEB Charlotte Nc oy LiIliO
| Chalk Jana MeLnre LnIis
Cameron Nollie Aehechen Margaret
CANNED Jennie Niehol' LtR1is
| CaTpent. SdEAnnAh Petsrs Mary Aun
| Chap'ine Jane Payne SAFah Il
| Clemens Mn CR Porter Jennie
Clark Kate P.rter Mary
Carr 81 1Nbeth PAdden oAihorin0
Cunningham MA Pretty an Sarah
CTiss Ma u N Rice Hester Ann
OriiO MFS Mary Russell AlVerdA
CroU hOlil0 RIDDLE hAFyJ
| Cutter virginia Rade1ld HGTTlett
Carroll EAVenA Reed HOphIAO
Dow Sarah Sullivan Ellen
OeVAn Mary Stewart Ii1KisJ
! kngel AAneyJ Stewart Bell
Evans Castles 6EAggSF Marian
| Gilbert Elizabeth SheTTid IN Elizabeth
FoEel Elisabeth A Shepherd Elizabeth
/ France RpaannAh Topp Amelia
Flynn Mrs. James Taylor Sarah
Fletcher MarRtR TAILOR klIen
FEeosO Mrs CaptJ Taylor Sarah
Graham Ma Lib Thuird Elizabeth
| g nnon Kate UthmAn RIlRnuF
Horton Phoebe Wright sarah
HorubrOok Rachael Wright Sarah
Hyde Sbecea We oron Catherine
| uolIingShoad SufAu walker Anna
| mArkenS Mary Warden hArgt
Harris RObeecA West Caroline
Harris Lydia Wilson Rsbeoea
Jordan Anne wallace MATEt Il
| Jordan Hattie r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

EINuE undersigned having 10 into Town Lots
j About six GcTes Of tho Pasture Field belonging
(Csntre Wheeiing) will sell the same At private
sale, until so NDAN, MAY 9Th, 1864.
On which day, thoae Lois remaining uBSold will
be offered At public auction, on RAJ FGHSISES At 10
O'CLOCK, A. Al.
Sixteen Of these Lots 30 feet 'front.' BY 100 feet
In uepih leu ct them 50 feet front, by feet
deep. others Of different sizes, according ~
locality.
Tue streets and alleys have been 70 judieiouSIy
arranged to Afford convenient access t. the whole
The Plat of the addition can be seen upon AppII.
cation 10 the underhgEed.
The attention OF capitalists and others, seeking
inVeAtments, "a we'll as persons of moderate means
desiTipE 'ies for home, l. asked for these Lots.
Tho Tesidue Of HE PAstuts-held h also for sale
containing abOut eleven acIes aud II not pTeT ousy
sold vii! be offered At public auction az the same
time aud place.
Terms will DO made known on the day Of sale.
BEVERLY u. BORF,
hpEl6:tA Executor of John Eon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

This is the sun total of the annual Gus
toms Revenue in Gold at the present rates
of the Tarth. Assuming an average In.
crease of 3St per cent. upon the rates OF
CuStoms Duties. under the revised Tariff,
contemplated at the present session, and
upon the same rOlumt Of importatioH az for
ths current FteaL Har, the Government
would reaiiSs for the Fiscal Year 1865, in
GOldr from Customs, $l47, $50 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

PszsfStyAarA has instructed her dele.
gatsito DE Uuion National Convention a.
B4ltimors for M. Lincoln. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

0oa rlsri SIR =, "a keep each star
RSSS slFi1t ~ ff.lf = new they wave
6hni nilt6 & lad eur rank n var
Rtfn noaf at5fr each natrIufa GTAVR
Raafh % tk1 trailer Itat U11Il lh1e
II ta1 itfhrrlIh Ihc luli OF InhnS,
An honclt hekr'I III I1r win .'I4rI
And fotloV ttto plAih % lnqe-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
NATIONAL LOAN.
u. S. 1O-4O'S.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to this popular InvO tment rr
y ceivCd by the OSDERsI0NLD, aud receipts is4url
until the Bonds are d0liveTE1. Which viii be dOus
free Of charge to the Subscriber At the
merchRnts' aud NIechanIcG' Bank OF
Wheeling.
This Loan bears gold interest, payable SKI ASSU.
ALLY, On coupon aud registered bonds OF 500 AID
over, and ANNUAL on bunda OF tie drnOuIDAIIons
Of 50 aud 100 dollars.
lu Aubecr1Oi'E, PARTIES arc Ielde.ted to pay tho
accrued interesI from the first OF March TO the Iy
Of subtcTiptOU, IN COIN OK IN IIFTT
PER oEHT PREHIUH.
The interest this Loan is payable on the mt
days Of March and September, IN each year. The
SsmiAnunAi coupons payable at those dates, and
the annual coupons on the ~ aud Ito dollar bonds
arc payable on the Grst OF SlA, CHI.
These 10 4n'a cannot be taxed by States, CItlss,
ToN us, Counties, and the GOVtTuh.ent Tax un
them Il only obo-and = half per cent the amount
OF income Whsa tle iReOnFU Ut tho hSl6OT sXevIds
Six Hundred Dollars per AHnum; all other invest.
mentS, Guch a. income IT. NJ Mortgages, Rail Road
Stock and Bonds, etc., mu.I pay from three I'VE
per cent. tax on tho lnco
L CRANGLE, Pres't.
Wheeling, W. Va, April .. 1861. spill I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

THE following items are from the Wells.
burg Herald of last Saturday:
THE GREAr BxPbArNER Hon. W a
Brown is out in The LaieLligsaesr in auother
explanation OF failure to vote. In the
Palmy days of the republic, Congress
boosted a great ezponnder," now the Ut.
most apparently 10 be reached is a great
e1pla'ner. Mr.. B: ig-UBsmple.
CAMPlELL..Mc ofW. Mid5io,o5,
seems 70 be preaching With much npetfon
at Steu6euville, as We see by the H,yaII
toet one man, the keeper of the most fssb-
ionaole saloon in the city closed his WbisFv
e e under hts mi9istration, and resolved
that was powerful enough to reach sneb
conseience. was from the text, "tbe Dsvii
and his influences" Ne'h
@ TAI Spring plOughing lie unusually late
aud the farmers are somewhat hurried n
get their ground ready for the crops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02


soLDinRs' PAT.-SenatOr Fessendsn re.
buked the dsmagogues in Congress the
other day, who are proposing to pay the
soldier in coin, very handsomely. Said
he:
"Let me say 10 my honorable friends
who act with me ia this body. that, with
all respect aod all proper humility, / eouu-
sci them not TO be frightened when the
question Of soldiers pay is concerned let
not their heart beat SO as TO beat the but
tons OF their jackets. Meet this question
like statesmen. The soldiers in the field
are men as We are, and many of them bet
ter men than We are. They understand
these questions, and they understand the
motives OF all these things. Sir, il there
is set OF men in the world who have
been treated well, have been treated as
well as men could be, watched over With
kinduess and care, and no expense spared
to make them comfortable, although in
the nature OF things that care must some
times fail, II is the soldiers in the employ.
msnt OF the government of the U. s. who
are lighting its battles. Take the soldiers
from my own State they are paid a GER
taia; sum per month they get all the
articles necessary for their own Individual
rapport Without expense to themselves: the
fise OF prices does not affect them; they are
Exported ip the field with all that IL ne.
ceslaEy To- support life at the expense
o. the goyeTumest; they pay nothing for
he food that they eat; 3 large portion of
them have no families at home, tbsy urs
young men, almost boys; aud In regard to
those who have families, suppose Il is the
case In Indiana as it is IN Maiue-and
presume it TO be so in every State of the
Union-noi soldiers family Is permitted 10
suher 1t their condition is known, but thew
are looked to and taken caro- of. And nov
this cry Of raising the pay of soldiers, with.
out study Wtthout'oare, and from gentle
tlemen, too, who are denouncing every dav
this government ss on tue eve of bank
ruptcy and unable to support itself and 10
meet the acquisitions upon it, comes With
a very singular ARR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

CUBsIsTENoE OFFICE, us ARMY,
- WnHHLIAS, ". VA. 2Sth April, 1894.
SEALED PhOP0sALS, in duplicate, from citizens
10y al to the Omitted Sta.eS Government, only viii
be received at this Office until Thursday, tho 9Th Of
May, At NOON, for supplying for the Of the Uni
ted States ArmS Subs silence sLoTes to bS delivered
At Wheeliug West Virginia, HS follows, viz:
$50 barrels OF clean, dry Fine Sal, 10 DO In Eell
eOopered and head lined, strong, dry barrels. 10
be delivered during the month Of MAJ a. called fr
iree OF dTayAGe. EoOpeTagS must be OF best kind,
and every package mubt be 10 6rst "a g shippi z
order. No charge for packages allowed.
Proposals must be enclosed In = sealed envelope,
Addressed to the undersigned and epdorssd t'Pro
Posals for SALT and bidders invited DO pres
HORACE TURNER,
APPS Cant and O. e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

LoAnl. Rate. Amount.
Popular $50 LoAn......e y Oent...... 900
TSO p Cent LOGn.......J 80 . Cent..,. iSs $4,000
Loan VI 1891 July.....6 p uent........ o. 600
Loan Of 1851. ks6.....e 4 Cent........... is1i6,OOO
L. aus OF . COut............ "a O2lOJO
Loans OilS4I-S...0 = oSn ............ 10 $4,000
Loans Of lssO...,.-5 y Cent,.......... 9,AI6Iv01
Oregon Loan, lsOl.....6 = Csnt......... 1,Ul1I0l0
V6S OU0
Annual Interest In Gold T7SS6SO
This sum of $47,73b, $50 10 Gold is as.
sumed to be payable out of the Customs
Revenues Of the fiscal gear, which Gold
Revenues At the pert OF New York, from
LIST July, 1868, to the
ssh Api 1854, amount oSs Soe
ADD Tor other ports. 214e.1o1
Total 70 $50 Os6, eos
Add months and days dutis., say. 100000
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02

We considering Two Mss straight5, 10
view of what is recorded above, as eouplS
of very questionable characters. aside from
their SeeessiODism. There was nothing
fanny, smart, WOmanly or decent in what
they did, even although it was done At the
expense OF one of their own rebel kind.
No woman, with true and sslf-preserviDg
Instincts ever stOops to such ptauks.