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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
General Crooks EzpedItiou.
WHEELING, WEsr Va, May 20, 1864.

Hes1Ts. EdItoTE:
Your editorial in SATURDAYS issue re-
ferring to the interview with Major Rucker
about Genl Crooks recent raid on the
virginia and Tennessee railroad, is highly
calculated, in my opinion. to place the
MAJOR In an untrue light, and to uuderrate
the series of brilliant successes achieved by
the bold aud dashiug young commander of
this fruitful expedition.
The interview between you was short
and hurried, but the Major endeavored to
impress upon your minds, as influential
journalists, that General Crooks command
had done all it was ordered to do, and
even more than it Was expected TO do:
that 1t had heavily blockaded roads, CORDS
or observation, Administers, bushWhAckers
aud armies, first and last under Generals
Jenkins and Morgan, aud Coils. McCausland
and jackson, to contend with everV mile
from the vicinity of Raleigh C. q. to New
River bridge, aud from New River bridge
to Meadow Bluff. That it had number of
herce engagements, and two hard fought
battles, IN all of which Gen. Crook was the
hero-he leading in person the charge
against the enemy's breastworks at CIoyd's
Mountain, and being the frat to enter the
rebel Notifications ct New River; that the
rail road was literally demolished from
Duolln oepot 10 Chrlsttansburg; that at
the battle of CIoyd's Mountain, among q
number Of other rebel officers wounded
and captured, are Gen. Jenkins, Lieut.. Col.
Linhous, Lieut.. Col. Smith (son of Extra
Biley) and one other field officer, who were
left behind on their parole of honor, to re-
port at Charleston as soon as sufficiently
recovered from their wounds to travel; that
the teint iu the direction of Lewisbure was
a most happy success-deceiVing the enc
my at every point that Gen. Crooks COM
mand fell back to Meadow Bluff because it
was ORDERED TO DO SO; that it is ready to
move forward again at any hour, and Is
ANXIOUS TO RECEIVE THE ORDER.
This am sure is a truthful outline of
the conversation referred to respecting Gen.
Crooks immediate command of infantry.
Gen. Averill, who commanded the Cav
airy attached to Gen. Crooks division, was
ordered across the country via. Logan G.
b. to destroy the salt works in Washington
Co., but was forced to retire by Gen. Nor
gan who commanded superior force.
Hoping you will give this hasty note an
early insertion, remain
Respectfully, MA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
Prom the Msrgantown:Post.
The Oldest Member OF the Bar in
Ws.1 YirrI


At the late session of the Circuit Court
in this county, it became necessary in the
trial of an action of ejectment to prove the
destruction by Ere Of the Clerks Office and
records Of the county, which occurred in
1896. The party who desired to prove
that fact seaIched in vain for a witness in
AorgantoWn. Our oldest citizens had pass
ed away to the "bourn from which no trav-
eler returns" The Court adjourned for the
day and the next morning an old man un-
known to the Court aud Bar was called
to the Winess stsnd-who stated his name
to be James Evans; that he was 80 years
of age, and that he was born within one
and half miles of Morgantown; that in
the years l796-'96 his father, john Evans,
was Clerk of this county, and the County
records were then kept in an Office near
his fathers house, II miles from Morgan
town, and in the winter of l795-'96
the office and records were DESTROYED. by
hFe. The witness also stated thatin the
year 1903 he was admitted 70 the Bar in
this county, and continued the practice
here until 1907, and then removed to Mis-
souri,, and afterwards returned to Louis
Vile, Kentucky, and retired from the pro-
fession on account of defect Of hearing,
only seven years ago. Mr.. Evans has there
A0iS PtaSHlSeu law nIIy.Iour years. he Is
now 9 very intelligent, active old man
says the lawyers from Pittsburg and Wash
ipgton, Penn's at an early day came here
to practice, and mentioned the name Of
Purvihnce as one of the Washington law.
yers who practiced here. Mr.. Evans has
outlived his comPeers, and is an honored
link connecting the present with the past
we think we are correct in our caption tina
he Is the Oldest membes OF the Bar In Wes
Virginia. 5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
TREASURY DEpARTNENT.

~ u S11l1 4lsIIIl-lI UT III UURRENCY, ;
rs.E. WASHIHsToN, April I'd, 1884
WHERKAs, by EatiIfactory evidence presented
w % tne undersigned, It has been made 10 an
pear that the First National Bank Of WbasIjn, 4,
ne county Of Ohio and State Of West virginia. Ia
oeen duly organized under and aeeordIng 10 The
auiLements OF the act Of Congress entitled aIn
Plegge Of United States stocks and to provide for
ths circulation aud redemption thereof" SpproTSd
zoth 1865, and has complied With all the
PFoVtsfonS Of said act required to Be COMPLIED viii
before commencing the business OF bSnEfnT'
NOV, therefore, l, Samuel T. Howard, OomptrolIsr
National Bank Of WheelinE, COUNTY Of obio ~
state Of West Virginia, il authorized to commence
the b1sinesS OF banking under the act Aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness nv hand and .s.I
ototnee this second day OF April, 1854.
mIL SAMUEL 7. HOWARD.
Gpr6-60t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
TO Mo-. Gen. Dis.

To 4aj. Gen. Dis:
WAsHIHGToH, D. c., May 2e.-Dispatcbes
from Grant received this morning inform
the department that the rebel army still
hold strong position between the North
aud South Anna rivers, where their forces
appear to be concentrated. ItWin proba.
bly, require two or three days to develope
his intentions. ~
The 9Th corps has been incorporated with
the Army of the Potomac. No other dis
patches received from any other field OF
operations.
[Siguedl E. NJ. STANTON.
The above dispatch from sec'y Stanton
In last Fridays paper we were puzzled to
understand at the time, and SO, We venture,
were many readers. But it is palmer now
Grant has not developed Lees iutsntio ps
out he has thrown good deal of light on
his own. 1t is evident that Sec,y stanton
intended in the above to simply send the
customary dispatch Without leaking out
anything OF Grants intention to recross the
North Anna and go round over the Psmun.
key. The dispatch was complete blind
The suddsuueSs of the movement reminds
one Sigually Of the swoop across lots from
Ailliken's Bend down to Grand Gulf, by
the same Individual.
1t may be possible, however, that when
Ssc'y Stanton psnned the above dispatch he
himself was ignorant of what Grant was
about. The President stated the other day
mat Grant never told him anything, and, II
30 II - not improbable that be treats the
Secretary the came way. ass
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30

Va are told that Col. Powell ozone .vsd,
Powell, a. the rebels delight to call him
Who was with Averill in the lat. exDe5i.
tlOn to the Virginia aud Tennessee ro,d.
displayed conspicuous CALAMITY aud abiIi'
~ iu the Incidents Of the march, ipelu5iD,
the unfortunate 6sht With Morgan.
The Colonel told as when here tb.tb.
would never again beitaken 70 Richmond
alive, and We believe Dc viii keep his word.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
GoIp closed a "A ady.n,,a n. 49,.

GoLD closed At AZ advanced rate satur-
day in New York. II will Be observed
that Secretary StantonS dispatch is dated
At $50 Saturday night. Probably Granite
retrogade movement across the North An.
ma deceived The market quite Is. much as
1t did lee. II the news this morning holds
out to-day, We shall expect to see a retro
grade movement in gold, although proba-
bly, not marked decline for few days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
Connissoner's Sale

.nF the property now known a. the "Krsuu ar
" House, on the east aide Of Main street. and
the lots on Market street 10 he rear thereof on
Saturday the I'd Of July 1s6l d the front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county. =
In pursuance Of . decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, in . certain canas therein danandIn1
WhsIeln brancll D. ChaplinO 10 complainant AND
the deytsees heirs at law and executor OF MoSea NJ
ChAptne, deceased, and Mary p. Lynch arc defend.
ants, ahah sell, as special commissioners al tbe
'front.' door Of the Court House, for Ohio COUNTY an
Saturday the ID Of July, 1854, IeommsneinS aid
Saie At 10 O'Clock, A. n. to the highest and best
bidder at public auction, the following real gtats
IN tho said decree particularly mentioned and a..
eribed situated in the city Of wheeling that n 81
say Two thirds OF the lot numbered thfrty-uino -
S9-honfing Undergraduates, on the eGGt ada
OF Main street, and extending back OF even --idth
eaStWardly from said street, hundred and thirty
tEo-l32-teet, being the property now known a the
"kr9mer House" also part OF lot numbered one
nnnared and Observation-Disclosures twenty tvo-
21-feet from the south side Of said lot fronting on
Market street, and running back OF even yidtb
9tGty-soy0n-6I-iOet; also lot numbered one bpn
dred and nineteen-l1e-fronting on said Market
street, Gixty-siE-66-feet, and running back ofeysn
width hxty SeYen-67-feet The aid partS ofiof.
numbered one hundred and eighteen-1is-and one
hundred and nineteen-1lo-WIll DO sold n torn
separate parcels OF tWsnty-tWo-29-feet front
TERMS oFsALE.-The one nnh-1.S-port N.
p16ehaae money In eash, and the remaining 6nE.
nhn parts In four equal insAlmsntB, payable in sly
tMeiVtI eighteen and tWenty-four months With in
bond for the deferred inEtalmontS the Communicates
to retain the title until the purchase money SbSIi
have been fully paid. JAMES &. WEE S =
May Both, 1854. 1m) Special Commjs1ioI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30

Nh. VIZ! LAEIRR. AsHHF OF FHn LADIES
OF AoRsAHToWS, WRs1 Val asknoWI-
Sage me receipt of $40, from the patriotic
Union onlop ladies' OF your place, to be used
.os .ne oensnt OF our sick and wounded
SSldiers In the Hospitals, through the q forts
Of our Society. This active Kind Of 80 :
PATTY is what 10 now wanted. md =. 80
yonr zeal win not be allowed to Vro1 :. eS Ia
In thus noble cluse.
SAMUEL LAueHL1N
Secretary Of the Soldier's AID Sociatv
) Nay 70, 1854. of Wheeline.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
Trust 9 els Sale Of Valuab 8
jzi Real Eatafa

TN pursuance Of an order Of the oircuIt Court Of
u Ohio county, made on the 2lAt day Of March,
1884, appointing the underSignOd a trustee in the
place OF Howard 81. RitHhnEh, in q certain Deed Of
which said deed e recorded in the Reeordsri6 Once
Of Ohio county, West Va. In book AZ, page AS and
ed in the said Deed / shall on Thursday The sOth
day Of June, 1854, at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county offer for sale at public Suo.
tionB Lot No. q and part OF Lot No. l, In Bouare
No. {, In RitehietoWl, or South Wheeling and now
occupied BY the said James MurphSy.
TERMS OF SALE-One third IN cash the hal.
nncs In six and twelve months With fntereHt With
approved security. GEORGE e. BOYD.
my30-1md. TrnStSa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
\ PROCLAMATION,
BY THE GOVERNOR


w HERRAs have good cause TO belIsv. TIA.
w JSekSon Omps, MGtthiaa Ambrose, IGaiah BueF.
David Buck, Bruce Buck, George Compton. Andrs3'
z. Derm0dy, Robert O. GuItin, George ". HnnIS[
Thomas DaWSon, George ". Way, William ViISonI'
James O.; West, Joseph Johnston, Charles KSaisT,,
george w. Heagy, Mary 4. HOagy. George Han
mond, Jacob Keller, Nicholas Keeifer. FfedericI-
keeaer Jacob B: Leopard, William ii. @Sftin.
sha.y MSG5tinI Charles Z. 0ReErHlb George W.
william HuEbert, John Gross, Daniel Cross, EdISr3
Soekg and Louisa Swami, who on the sew sixteenth
Gay % April, eighteen hundred and sixty-one. re-
sided in the County Of Morgan within yS6at iSr,oS
the state Of West Virginia, have deSertei that
SIl. Sno are asttyely engaged in aiding the %.
state government At Richmond, In thSir nttempt 70
so1ngate the good people OF this State but IN con-
sequence OF the war evidence OF their nShsiISST.
aud criminal acts cannot DO obtained:
NOV therefore Arthur Foreman, GoVsrpor ~
Slste Of Wet virginia de issue this my proc
iSs Ambrose, Isaiah Buck, David Buck Brnee RncI
george Compton, Andrew Compton sanue Al nayiSon
S5StI EDUC q: DeeE VAIL John Dermody, Robert o.
"; way william Wilson, James O. West. JoSeSh
So9nston' Sharies KAaltr, George W. HeGTy NaTv
hoeners Frederick Kesdar Joc9b a Tso6Sss5 UIiI
IAN ~ d. marnn, Barbary Martin CHARLES n 0,For
"; sherrerd Charles A. Swami, Martin
CEoss Edward Rockwell and Louisa sann eeSnIsi
o. this state. unless they Ghal Vithin III -
aiS IN az cIsrSS. SI thiI Proclamation take aud
.St,,,s q Morgan, an oath support the Con-
Sltatton OF the United States and I'D ConstjtntS
DE ,sltate and thereafter demSaR tLSmSeiySS n
M This PEoelamation shall be published in IN.
Wheeling InteIliEenear, neVSninaT nJt a ~
Sisy aeelingS the seat Of goTsrnment for an
jntsd H. H. IN InS farm0nt National, Newspaper
OF Marion, respectively for four
/, - Done at the city Of wheeling on thi, tn.
HRlL Iourtoenth day Of Nay, In fhs va "a 81
Lord one thousand eight hundrSS ar "a SSL
ty'four, and fths State the drSt.
Nv tb. 5ov.-.o s- 90 Al. FOREMAN,
ny Il E9s5h s0TlRa, Secretary of State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
GEO. w. SMITHS
Farm for Sale
WADDINGToN.

Containing "a acres Of baautiful and f,rtII. rot.
mn lance Wen Watered by never falling EprinV' r.
one OF the most BalubriouB countries m t6s T,I
and 1ituAtO In nelghbo hood Of wealthy And biSp
EeSPoetaPle people II Is on the Beth any turp5itS
Jour miles rom Wheeling. Tho nannion I. -
thorough repair, large and eommoSiouR $50 bv "a
with every modern convenience, surrounded viz
3hFubbary and trees. The principal tenant bnrS.
z neat and comfortable two story brick. TbS
Dairy house e spacious and fixtures are convert.
the estate fall rented to old and good tenant ~
rental Of which pays more than the taxeG on ~
place. An extensive barn with stone bA,smsnt
divided into Btabling for Is horses and ItnIIs a.
90 cattle with eellArG bins, moWI and syeTTtbiDS
In the highest reputation Of farm; n StSnSs ~
yard ITO feet square, surrounded by brick EhsdS M
cattle and sheep. Also blackHmith'1 Ihop And =
daughter house. NN
The farm L we'll known to be the best iuprovsJ
and most highly cultivated in this part Of tbs
country stocked with imported and other choice
oatLe ana aheepS horses, In plements, &C., DC TbS
growing crop consists Of 81 acres Of All wheat "a
acre9 Of All barley, 81 acres Of spring barley, q
acres OF BLACK oats 80 acres Of corn lS acres Of
tatoes % aerel OF meadow, the balance In rood pSI
tures all OF which will be sold a. above GtRted on
the SlBt day Of Nay, 1854 '-
HeTms OF purchase made known on the dAY Of
sale, and At the following places where plans Of The
place and further particulars can be riVen aIIsr
the 1Sah day Of May, 1884: w
hEH HoRE-At the ONCE Of MessrI Pnrksr
Brook8 Co., Water st.; Mr.. Jno. jay UhunGh
Pearl st Mr.. william Hannah, ST., Pearl It. NtSIrI
hcCrombie Child, IL Water It.
EAuADLPHIA-hea8rH..B Bullet & RairthnrnO
6ALIIhoRA-Mesns. H. Straus, Bro. Bell.
EIfIsnuRoH-Mr. J. Rleming's Drug Store
St..NIJ: B. Smiths MALT House.
SIHoINNATI-D. II. Mitchell / Co, Water st.
~. LouI8-W. 3. HenTfckIhopor
LouIsVILLR-C. O. Ruper
WHEulNG-At the Brewery, mvIa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
AdminiStrat0rIS Sale.

THE undersigned will ORsr at public sale com.
meneing on TUESDAY, JUNE Tth. Al IA
O'Clock. All the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consulting Of beds bedding, car psting, &C., together
WITH " Hons @, SarrageS, Wagons, Farming Utensils
NJ nGn SOUS Hogs, 80, belonging to the sState Of
place at the late reGidenee Of Mr.. steenrod.
Terms-CaIh.
"A, An TIE property viii positively be sold to the
ANDREW WHITE,
my1I-n Adm Illustrator
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
PROCLAMATION
BY THE G0VHpNCn ~

/ wv
| NV HkREAe, have coed cause to baIi.v. a..
Mniin Lorentz, BENJAMIN BSSSsli .Or.! s9 Pc
Berlin Ttllotson Janney, Eralmul D ClsFF RSni. e
@in e suadaEth, WGahington sumner, PsSr-
Woodley, Afford D. WoodisS, RisSsT5 \ VIII Plo =.
lanes = Mlddlst9n, Th6mSS W. TIIlman j nIbS1a'
Lorenzo 3. Gors INV III RobsE. ooynsr n.
5ASsaSeE Alvin H. Baltabl6, George B. EFitS IL.
~ n.Ls, LYING AarshA and B a. b. nav 1bo ~
nxty-onei resded In the county IN iInSh,-i.t Il
nat nov the State Of Wet VirFinfss md AZ.
J. Bfsd ~ Se9nsts Gibson J. Butcher, Wfllis4
~ OF April Eighteen hundred and UiTtToS
~ te tne county q LoWiS within what Il NJ
homes and arc actively enRS1e5 n sij - their
called Confederate States Of ImSrIra a - nc q,
&c Richmond In their attempt "a
se9uenee OF the NaE evidence Of fbefr SStaijJS
-n 4, q criminal sets eannot Be obtained:
Of tie tsts n = Foreman, Governor
Ra;,tt,o, aeet1Hlrtng the said MfmIn LorsntS
nsy. Er1s1 n SSeeEgs W Berlin, Tllotson jan
y! e!9n SUMMER Perry Simmer Z " ITIiSr n
ham WhlI q. Woodloy Aifor n TVSoS
Tiilman, John B. Hiilsry Rosrt ~
8 Sett OoyneFI sr5 Lorenzo b. LoFofiEs Ss:s
b W6s.i, John Il Il B6sfdbic, 6SorSa
enemeS OF this state unlSS IT, =, =.
slthln aixty days from the data n {J;,s ~ I.Lll5
oot ~ 9 me IN the Clerks once Of the CFe1t
stit9tiou Of the nfted stateS ana tS - ne con
az STATE, and thereafter domsSn tSem1sHH- -
stSSs 81 And hGs5ise declaring tie AID Jon.
Butcher aud O. s. HprIsy, enssnisS ~ an iOson
5atS ~ ~. snal also, within sixty days from ~ !
oisSt q tais prGelamaIion, take and ale n tbS
NJ an cath q support the eonstit1tion ~ ~
tberS ~ ana ne Of tbs State, s1d
hi. s.aea9 themselves - good eitlSens
presentation ahAll be pnblishSd h thu
IN ~ Newspaper printed in ~
~. ai3eenng, The seat Of GoTernmant for fbIS
ana u the Wet Virginia State JournSI- a
III PRINTED a. Weston in the eounty ofISNis
1T!e 2 IN the Wet Virginia RspubIesn, psWl1
1APSSE printed ~ BnekhAnnon a fho e,r,,tI- ~
'pAAnF5 respectively, Tor four GrecelsfyS sSES u
Done q The city Of wheeling, on III; ~. II
rGIkLI senLeenth DAY Of Nay IN the yonr al o1r
49, four, and Of tie eelt6 tie arst y
! the aoysrDo,. Al BoREMAN.
n; i ERsAn s0r1a.' Secretary Of STATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
IRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO,
Dttf9Hatsd DePository and Financial Agsus
Of tie United States.

HI5 BANK Il the successor to the Belmont
i Branch of the STATE BSnI N C1SIo srd n M
Patea % 90 general Banking: Collection and N.
~ = authorised to receive subscriptions to the
IA ~, States Loan authorized By the act Of March
Thee bonds bear date March LIST, 1854, are re-
asenlAole q the pleasure Of the Government afsr
CON with Interest At I'VE per cent. per Annum, in
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
multiple Of Afty dollars %
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds il payable
annually; on all other denominations sem Esnn1Aly
he1e bonds will draw interest from March liL
and the accrued interest from that day to the data
Of subscription, must b0 paid in coin or National
currency. II paid in the latter (which includes
United states md notes OF the Nation Il BankI
my per cent. premium must be added 70 the
amount oftntereSt until otherwise directed
Apt JOHN @. TALLdAH, OaIh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
NOTICE,

Ii PRISONS are hereby notified that the lists,
~ YaluAttong and onumsrs.ionI made and taken
~ tne several AnSt5tant Assessors under the Excise
Law OF the United States for the Fut Collect ion
gtrlet q west Virginia, will be open for inBpee-
ton At the ofeeS Of said Assistant ASseISoTI until
Ene time Of holding appeals below mentioned.
VII attend ar the time and place hereAher
mentioned for the purpose Of hearing any appeals
that may be made from the assessments ms5s By
add AgsiBtant ASSESSOR:
At Mound8Tille, May 80.
Atthe once Of james O. Or, Collector, in the
city ofWheellng, Nay 81 and June 1.
At WellSburgI Brooke Co., June 2.
At New Cumberland, Hancock Co., June 5.
A. New AaItinBVille, WstEel i" g.
At SiBterETille, Tyler al.
At ST. hAFyH, Ploa1a0tg 81 &
Al IAiFmont, Marion Hl3
A noEgantoWn, MOnongAliA s1S.
. AZ kingWOOd, Preston IL.
At Iett0EmAn, Taylor ALB.
Al appeals mnSt be In writing and must specify
ne particular cause matter or thing respecting
Nnleh . decision 4 required, and must state tbs
ground or principle OF inequality " error con-
Platn0d Of JOHN PARKINSON,
.-t Assessor LIST District ". Va
cameron. Nav l6th mVl9-l2tdk5tW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
Official Agency

FOB THE PROMOTION AND PRoFECTIoE OF
IMMIGRATION TO WEST VIRGINIA. =.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Executive Of
tbs state under an Act Of the Legislature.
onerS to all applicants, nee Of charge impartiSi
and reliable Information in regard to The m eIJ
mate prices Of land and labor, and VnFionS indn1
other kind Conformation useful or necessary to tbs
Immigrant. Correspondence In RnRlinh. Preneb and
Herman. J H. DIsa DEBAR,
Commissioner Of ImmiErntiou,
81; Clara Colony, DOddridgo CO, W. VI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
FOR SAFE

"A .t ne amber Yard corner Of Ith and csptr,
TkIi. on9 SQUARE south Of the Court Ho1SS
Il ~. Va on hands 200 900 shInSleS M
IN. Als g. work, RIooriaE, WsathsrboSE5-
m 55y91 n. ,4S0 "Hi % told q modorats prizes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30

JUST RECEIVED. -
A MOTHER LOT Of those handsome Fancy C.,r,.
"A meres, among which are some more Of thoSe
3eaptiinl French CoAtingB. Also very eIePapt
UH I6 trey Cashmere for business and travelling
%yg7.sy1 STEIN pRorHERs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30

"uNe ~ TINS State OF suspense the prnnd
army OF Rosecrans commenced its forvari
movement, and one 6ne day the rebel town
where she was imprisoned, was surnrised
and captured, and the heroine of this tsIs
to her great joy released. She ia nov In IN
this city visiting friends, having arrived At
the Biddle House one day last week
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-30
Situation Wanted,

Rf Competent person, az Salesman In = Drv
-. TODD or Grocery establishment, Wholesale Or
I'm y % = BOOK keePeE. satiSfAetory reference
my28-1Wa 80
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-25

NEkr TRrE.-The Boston TrGaScrijs Gays
truly and forcibly that "of ali the senseless
gable the world has ever been afflicted with,
the resolutions and hsrangues of the Copper
heads about free speech and free press are
the most ridiculous. The very parties who are
charging upon the Federal Government all
manner OF tyranny, despotism and usurp alton,
are in their daily utterances OF disloyal senti.
ments, and their daily endeavors TO embarrass
every measure for the defence of the nation
against armed rebellion, monuments of the
leniency and federation of the authorities they
studiously misrepresent and malign."
We remember, as a case in point, that littl,
Sammy Cox, on the afternoon of the adjourn
ment OF Congress, addressed a crowd in the
west Capitol grounds, in which he denounced
the Administration as having destroyed all the
sacred rights bequeathed to us by our fathers,
and said that the reading of the Declaration OF
Independence in the Representative Hall that
day was a mockery, as freedom of speech, ETC.,
had been tramp!ed down by the despot, Abra-
ham Lincoln. And the silly fellow seemed 10
forget that the very fact Of his being allowed
TO stand there and rave against the Admins
tration and the Government was giving him
the lie in his throat 10 every word he uttered.