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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
FlOurIng MIN for Sale.

MILL sell our PIJuring Mill situated In Centre
w Wheeling, on Baltimore and Ohio 4. RIA
short distance below The B. 3 o. r. R. Depot, on
river bank.
The Mil has four run OF French burrs and all the
m sdeTn improvements In machinery. Tho capacity
OF the Mill is 10 baEIels per day.
size OF Eugine l6tneh bore, three feet stroke e..
timAted At " hOrso power, three cylinder boilers,
20 teet loug, 30 inches in diameter. The main build
Ing 10 90 Ieet by 80, four stories and Warehouse
tAehed % feet by 30 three StorieJ including base
ment; also new. stable SO feet by q. The lot On
DO sold with the Mil.
We would call the attention Of capitalists 70 this
property as there Is NO Mill more aVorably StuRt-
ed than this in the western country. We have n
good g. ain growing country surrounding US; aud
then We have the Ohio river At door that eau
a. all times BOt supply Of, grain.
We are also hy3Tablg situated to ship our hOur
70 the Eastern Markets both by baltimore ana ohio
Railroad and Pennsylvania Central. We also have y
good local trade for dour and feed fair prices
We have railroad fFoui our NH down 70 tue low
water mark, by which draw our wheat from the
landing into the MIL by machinery. Thres men eau
take in from two TO three Thousand bushslH Of heat
In q day, saving the heavy eKp.nse Of drayAXe.
should the property not be sold by the 2lsk Of
April, At private sale then will osr IL At nu b.
lie sale on that day at two O'Clock K. n, At the
Court House 10 the city of Wheeling. Terns will
be made easy. A. H. DkrWILHR 4 CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
OnoNrATI AnriI ma snsci.i \, II

ORcNNArI, April l8.-A special to the
Gazette from Chattanooga, 18th, says: -
The Greenyille KnoxSiIle Con1en,iop
meets to day. lis NOT supposed here that
the proposition for separate, State organ.
iEAtion will prevail. 7''' 90 q. 's-1s
Governor johnson addressed the citizens
at Athens yesterday in sspeeeh more rad.
ical than ever.
Military matters quiet. The situation of
the rebetarmy is unchanged.
Comfortable rain has fallen recently
The Tennessee river is rising rapidly.
7 Atrain-from Knoxville to Chattanooga
was thrown from the track near Athens
Several soldiers were injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
BWOOI. DARR requests Us to state that

wOOI. DARR requests uS to state that
General Orders No. lsl, War Department,
A.G. o.. March 81, 1854, lately distribu-
ted from his Office, are incorrect, aud the
Provost Marshal General has directed that
all copies of the same be destroyed.
A corrected order is being printed, and
will be circulated In the course of a few
days. The one now published fIes reg
ulatiOus for the recruiting service, and lie
calculated To mislead officers on that duty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
Thuf,day Morning. April e.
OPENING.
81, $3.50, 0I,9S, $3.50, ose.

Will our friends. 10 sending sahserip-
tons to the IHtsllissaesr, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
Is IS cents, for two months $3.50, for
thrse months 81 ,9s. for six. mouths s., so,
AMI for one year ST. That the price Of
the Tri-Weskly for one year lie 81, for siz
mouths 81, aud sOr three mouths 81, 2S.-
That the price of the Weekly is 81 year,
or 81 for six months. These terms We do
not depart from, Nsd request that our pat
rOus will make note Of them. and thus
save themselves and us much trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14


This invaluable incidence Is unfAIling In the cure
of all those painful and dAugsrou. diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject 1t mOderates all
excess and removes ali distractions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, In short lime,
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price! One Dollar, bears the Govern
llent Stamp OF GrOat Britain to prevent counterfslta
CAUTION.
TIL sc Pills SHOULD nUt DO taken by females during
tho FIRST IlIREk MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
arc sure to bring Miscarriage, bat at any other
time they are safe
In all cases OF nSrVous and spinal AHectous Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Siynt sxsrtion,
PalpitatiOu OF tho Heart, Mysteries and whites,
these Ills will effect cure when all other means
have failed and although = powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, cal6mel GnlImony, or anything
hurtful TO the constitution.
Full direc'ions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States aud Cauadaa,
JOB MOsEs, q Cortlandt 81, N Y.
N. B.-$l.OO and six P1AtAge stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent viii insure bottle containing
hnE Pills BY return mail
For sale by LAUGuLINs 4 BUsuFIRLD,
Ss@S H. a....r..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
RCLECTTC

nR: R. h: LIE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
II Aecoucher, tenders his proEes dOnaI services to
the citizens OF Mhesllhg and vicinity. DR.. L. e q
Graduate q the Eclectic MedIcal lnlttpts OF Gin.
einn4tt and has hid many years expsFieneS In 4 be
Of his pro- tsIOn, and he hopes by close At
tention 10 business TO merit BhArG of the public
patronage Dr. Lee has given special attention aud
has been emlnently succeeSfuI in the treatment OF
ebrouo daeAses Of every variety, and especially Of
such a. rheumatism aud diseases OF the &ys Ear,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Ulcers, Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the Kid.
Heys, Gravel &C. All those who have beon EuEaccess
iuly treated TOR any VI tue above dIssAEes, would
md II to their interest TO consult Dr.. Lee without
delay Our prActlos isFAfs certain aud prOmpt lsaT.
ing no mereurial faint In the system, cleansing,
renoTaling and strengthening tho general systsH,
acting In unison with hAturs'S uheFIbg laws.
WHLRLIA0, VAST Va, Dec. Ith, 1883.
To all whom tt may concern: We the undefSIsusd
members OF the West Va. LegiAlAtnTe, take pleasure
in saying that ne have known DR.. RichAri II. Lee
many Year, previous the breaking out q the Re-
6eiIian a. saSce1aus and sneEgeLie PEAetitlenSr
AUha county, Va, aud in Gala county, Ohio.
g. SLACK Seuator IEh Dh'E,
W. 8. DUNBAR n. II. d.,
JOHN n. PHELPS, Prea senate,
Once one door south OF Knamef's Hotel Main
street. mT39 GINS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

LOUISVILLE. April lsth.-A Knoxville
special, to the Journal, Of the 18th. says
the Knoxville and GreenVille Convention
met to-day, and elected Hon. @. A. R. Mel.
son President, who decliaed, when Col.
+. a. Heiskell was appointed.
The entire afternoon was consumed In
discussing a resolution to expel any dele.
gate who has aided aud allotted the rebel.
lion since the meeting Of tho Convention
10 1851. The resolution laid on the table
by close vote.
The Convention adjourned till to-mor-
Gov. Johnson is now addressing large
crowd In the street.
The train that ran of the track at A thens
bad been replaced aud would arrive With
delegates last evening".
a large number oil delegates are in at
tendance. The Convention Is not packed.
Indications are against new State being
erected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
Another Advance on Paducah.

CAIRO, April 1.-THE steamer City OF
Alton brings Memphis dates to the 10Th.
The rebel cavalry are securing the csun.
try In the vicinity of Duvall's Bluff.
The steamer Lloyd was fred into on
White River aud the pilot wounded.
The steamer Superior was fred into on
the Mississippi and one soldier wounded.
Forests forces ace menacing both Go.
lumbus and Paducah. portion of his
force is advancing on the latter place
They passed Lerelaceville at noon to-day,
aud II is expected they will make an attack
to'ntght.
Our pickets at Columbus were driven in
to day. Besides the Heterogeneous sent
from here Eve gunboats are ready to re-
ceiye the rebels.
The steamer Belle Of 81. Louis passed
With one hundred aud City bales Of cotton
for st. Louis.
CAIRo. April l3-The rebel g len. B q fort
sent a flag of truce at o'clock this morn
lug to demand the surrender Of Fort Hal
leck, Columbus, KY, the white soldiers
TO be treated as prisoners of war, but no
protection promised to colored troops
found in arms. Five hours is given for the
removal of the women and children.
The steamer Crawford arrived here at
p. n. crowded with the la ter. As she was
leaving Columbus 2 steamers arrived from
below with three thousand veterans en-
route for home on furlough. Also bat
terry which were landed and which would
doubtless materially change the calcula-
lions Ofthe rebels.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New
Orleans en- the 9th, arrived this afternoon.
She reports that fighting had been go.
ing on at Fort Pillow all day yesterday
up TO the time she passed there, at P.
NJ, when there was u cessation of hosIiI.
tiles.
Negotiations were pending, and flag of
truce was visible but after passing the
fighting was renewed, aud q federal flag
was seen to come down, but it was be-
lieved to have been shot away, as there
seemed to be efforts made to raise Il again.
Among the passengers by the Olive
Branch were Gen. Shepley, Governor OF
Louisiana, and Capt. Miller, late acting
Mayor ofRGW Orleans.
The small pox 10 prevailing at New. Or.
leans to an alarming extent.
Merchandise to the value of $4,000.
recently landed opposite Port Hudson, has
been seized by the military authorities.
Paducah advices to noon report matters
more quiet, and probabilities Of an attack
generally lessened.
Gen. Brayman sent adequate reiuforce-
ments to Columbus aud Paducah, and no
tears are entertained by the military for
the safety ef either place.
Passengers from below report that For.
rest recently crossed the ColdWater river,
near Jackson. going south, With 5000
horses, 300 wagons. This is doubtless
exaggerated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
Reinforcement fnr ~.

WAsuINoroN, April IA special to the
Tribune says: -Siy4
II is reported on good authority that
Gen. Lee has ordered all bis officers 20
send their baggage IN Richmond before
the 9th, as after that date the roads would
be used 10 bringing up Teiuforeements.
Nine OF Aosby's men were captured on
Sunday night near Middleburg.
Guerrillas last night captured five or
six men and killed Captain Of th. Penn
sylvania Reserves between Union Mills
and Mauopa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

G~PEDERAL CoURT.-Ths Grand Jury
-aI called ADD after signing some ipdiet-
neDe' that bad been prepared by the Dep.
py district Attorney, were discharged
from further service.
10 reference TO The case of Simon Wood
run, indicted for obstrncting the draft,
Judge Jackson remarked that q nice poiu,
bad been raised by counsel upon the mo.
lion to qunSh the Indictment. aud aIthouR h
bis mind inclined rather 10 favor Of the
validity of the Indictment be did not feel
At liberty to decide the question at present,
The case would therefore be eoutiuued
until next term, and Woodruff would only
he required enter into HE personal 70.
cogniEanee 10 the sum Of Eve hundred
dollars for bis appearance. The facts il
regard to the case Of Woodruff are as fol.
Iowa: During the progress Of the work o.
sHrOiIing the 6gbtiOg population OF the
State, WoodruG applied 70 the Proves
Marshal to have his name stricken from
t0e rolls As he Was over forty ave years o.
Sge. The Provost Marshal doubtipg tbs
truth Of bis assertion requested him e
bring SOme evidence Of his nge. Wood,
Fuf 'hereupon produced a family Bible and
itEPpenred from the record therein thai
be WAs born 10 1919, bot it was apparent
that the 80" had been newly changed q
Az g. in order that it might appear, the
tie was over IS yehrs of sgs. Roodruf
vac put upon his oath and insisted thSt .
any change had been made he WAS moi
aware Off. He was, however, committed
to prison aud when The plot began e
'bieken ho came Out aud Acknowledge
that he had himself changed the agure.-
He vas turned over 70 the civil authorities
AID vas ipdieted as dbo's stated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

WCoRREcrIoS.-Iu our report Of the
council proceedings yesterday morning,
We stated that the Committee on Pire De-
Par,msnt reported in favor Of repairing
the Rough aud Ready Hose House The
eemmtttee reported 10 favor of building q
new hose house for the Rough and Ready
company on the northeast corner of Zane
and Fifth streets. The hose house now
occupied by this company, besides being
too small, is exceedingly riekety and unit
for use.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

bSDR. III LASoDox, of the 6rm of
Iangdon,& Banks, has removed his Office
to the sPrigg House, where he will devote
a few weeks more TO the practice OF Etee
tropathy. DR.. L. pays special attention to
the trsatmsuI joEes ohfo6tc diseases, In
which We understand his practice has been
remarkably successful, -efectfug cures in
macy cases thSt had bafasd medical skill
for years. We understand that DR.. L. Is
very successful ia the treatment of Diseases
of Females. Women by the score fall
victims 70 maladieS peculiar to their sex,
many Of whom might be saved from lives
of vrstehsdnssS and premature gravss7 by
application to DR.. Laugdon. We are TO-
formed that be makes no charge FIR Goa
sa1tstioa.. = Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

p%FAIsE wEIonT.-A man by the
name OF Gardner was arrested yesterday
moraiug and dned by Alderman Robert
500 for selling 6Sh by pair Of patent
spring scales. Sas5s ss'r
August BrideDstine was also arrested
aud insd by the same Alderman for neg.
lectiuE to properly clean the bench upon
which be cuts bis meats tu the second
ward market house. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
AsjIsFANf QUARrEHHAsTErIs OVEIcP

q .WhpelpBI ". Va RebFuaFy u, 1854.
A LLdeaIeTsi 10 Drug, Hardware, Iron, Steel, Lam.
"A beri Leather Harm - and Eadlery arc request
week, sealed ProPOsat or list, ii daPtfelt OF the
articles they are prepared to furnish u this Depot
At short notce, With the price Of each marx IN
plain figures 20 that III case the sxigsneIS OF tho
service require it, tho article or articles can be OBJ.
tanned without delay and At the lowest price.
Dealers Etshtng 70 sal 70 thls Depot will be re-
morning. J. q. RARNSWORTH,
Captain and Assistant QuartOT-mAGter,
teo2b-u Depot OF wheeling,
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~GRS. SIsRL has issu.d an ord., m,

S-GRy. SI6RL has iSsUed an order that
COumauding Officers Al stations within
this Department between the MOnoeacy
river and PArkersburg, are directed to
Esnd all dsseFters from the enemy, guer.
riiIas, SCENTS and spies III the interest Of
the so-eaiIed Confederate States, aud also
rtfagees from sections held BY The Rebels,
to the comuAnding officer at Harper's Per-
", Va. or to the ProVOst Marshal General
OF the Department =. Cumberland, Mary.
land, o. to the senior officer At Clarke.
burg. West Virginia, as may be most con-
venieNt- Those coming within our liDes
at points in the KanaWba Valley will be
reported to the Commanding Geueral of
the 81 Division, ct Charleston, West Va.
Strict exAmination.aud prompt disposi.
ton will be made in each case. Deserters
may be ordinarily discharged upon takiug
the oath of allegiance to the Government
of the Uuissd States, aud may receive EN-.
plOymsnt on fortifeatious, or other public
works, within the Department; bat in cases
where it is considered unsafe TO allow
them to rCmatu, or be employed in the i'm
mediate vicinity of our lines, they will Do
sent TO some point in the interior and
there be discharged. Descriptive Lists
will be torsArded weekly to the Military
Provost Marshal General of the Depart.
nsnt at Cumberland. showing the reet-
nen' or other Organization to which they
belonged. the place of residence and en-
Iisrmsut, and the disposition ordered.
R=:uEees will be discharged aft.r exam.
nation, and may be employed at any place
within the lines, bot all persons suspected
of being guerriIIAs, spies, etc., will be sent
to the Provost Marshal at Headquarters for
further eEnminAtio aud trial.
No person residing within the Depart.
msn' on, or south OF the Baltimore and
oaio Railroad, aud not belonging to the
army Of the United States, will be allowed
TO keep or bear arms, except the following:
TSose belonging TO the STATE MilitiA, Who
are able to furnish proof that they are ac.
esPted aud Acknowledged As members Of
that Organization. For this purpose they
must be provided With the necessary ma.
Psrs. Those belonging to Companies or.
E.nized BY his E1SsIIency the Governor OF
tae STATE of West ytrgiOia, under a special
aet the Legislature. aud acting As scouts.
Scouts aud agents seat out IRON Depart,
ment, Division, or separate Brigade head
Quarters. All other persons, loyal or dis.
bysl, will deliver Iheir arms to the nearest
commanding officer, or Military Provost
M.r.hsl, with their names afized thereto,
so that they may be properly cared fOr nud
returned. when the public safety win adj
nit Ali such arms will be sent either 20
HiFpsrs Ferry, Cumberland, or Charleston,
And turned over to the proper oHieer. = - :,
Ahsr Ihe promuigatiOn OF this order per.
Ious net belonging TO any of the classes
herein mentioned, found keeping. con-
eeAliog. or beariog arms, viii be arrested
ADD tried BY Military Commission.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
The Christian Commission

WEsHINeToN April l2-Geo. a. Stuart.
President OF lhe United States, Christian
Commission, In company with prominent
citizens Of Boston and'Ne York. have re-
turned from visit to the Amy. Of the Po.
tbmac. The Commission is very popular
with theoficers and men. tbs now ia a
very aeprisbf6R conditi66,, SCI -
Gen. Patrick arrived here this morning
from the Army Of the Potomac. =
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FoTeiRu HeYs,

Il WaTNpnArtt hs..,ta a.,
. 81 epfiI - - The lnfnan 0G5tJdI
er7 Wnie9 ieIt Liverpool, Al nooh,U1
we S1 l.s ensioWnl stst Of haFchf
arrived T,l s'i me- SeEe tn la, morning
:. 1ue tnes tplpAs loe conference will
meet WIN reasonable hope of success,
inc e oesis osstgpg pspish Integrity.
F Tsits oonfse lower COL. zoe.
=, AigeIpeoL sOth Breadstutfs-Flourn neg
49,. go. aug ditienlt to seltsyen Al turthar
Wl uc,ioni ezra ~, state t2Os.92os Cd
e. qp!et a9a ia.Ca2d.per GENITAL easier
.on y. Mln!e T.. req. Corn qAiet but steady;
"h' 5s9. a. Ies % per 4so pounds.
Los,is s,'"s p-lE.9 q9'el' Bacon steady.
LOnGGn EereadsluH- quir', and prices
ee TSe f9II inss,.sf :. ST. spgs. .,,ly
rue '0iio"ing Us TOE latest via Queens
Town Tn.,,.. r,,..,...
t'C,.aG", I a4'sGSy, Ah+'rs In Denmark
nc nv no s : 10y lighting.
.1 nne aPPnSssLo9s OF discount at the bank
~ 10 Sn tuiI SCALE we're not
% =. 80 <: % PssSIYusg -,
"a 70 uousut Ala1lu,'iIiGo Is required by
n.s g - -, ,' MS right OF sue
esaf u " ,us AuS't'Au throne and TO
'oyai P'oPeEy.
PORTLAND, Me-, April l3-The steamer
PERUVIAN from Liverpool on the 3Ist, and
4 |nn r Ii m nNaI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

~HIsH PGIUl or lFooD.-Thsrs iIlho
necessity for the high price of the neees:
saries, as we'll as tue lux1ries OF life, now
maiutaiaed by producers, and there should
be some concert of action on the part Of
consumers 70 resist certain e1horbitaut de.
mandS that are made. We learn that
many families have ceased to purchase
butter a. present prices, and will not do
so uOtil a change takes place. As coon
As the demand ceases the prices will fall,
aud the prtvatiOn will be short if the PEG.
pie determine no longer to submit. Food,
Of course, Is essential to life and health,
but bread aud meat will subsist all for the
few days required to bring down the
prices. ~ 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl!
.r,, BATCHELORPS
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

~ Is the Best In the World.
THE only HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
az DYE KNOWN.
THIS splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect-ebaugeS Red
Rusty OF Grey Halr, Instantly to Gtosty Black or
Natatral Broom, without IIuring the Hair OF
Staining the Skin leaving the Hair Son and Beauti,
fu; mpatts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rectiaes the III effects Of Bad
Dyes. TheGeuulne i signed LIAM A. BATCH
RLoR, all others mere limitations, aud should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. RAoroRY-sl
BARcLAY-srs,N.yY $50
ReteheIOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

Nav YoRk.zApril lsg-Gplds .ha asrisen
this morning to 17et. The closing price
this morning vas yaF 4 and the, mar
ket eonttnHss excited. aud transaStions
large. q Ssu1SL Itate3 tf2a 81 a ! !,
The steamer Eagle, has arrived, fromI
havana on the sath:i Sugar g arm ard
unenhnRed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
S-PH-T,-S

A VEGETABLE REMEDY Tor the enrs Of ONLY
"a oNHl DISEASE Csyphills). at does not con.
tain particle OF Mercury ANY sHAPh or form,
II IS perfectly GAe and harmless 10 the most
constitution aud may be used by persons OF any ago
OF sex without change Of diet habit Of life, with
the most perfect stety. 1T HAS NEVER BKkN
bic are cured daily. Send for Circular. AK for
':Dr. Crook'sS PILLS Remedy" Preg, 80 per bot,
tle- sold BY I. H. L0GA = CO..
aud LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.,
mraS COW" t-T.5E. yWReolIns, ". Va.
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sPAQ1AL NOTICES.
Z BHfRTbt HnfRTrF-SRfRFst

GfulIAasurtnShl q IfuDch and American aAsl
mere and Flannsll Army BhlEtS, Of various stSlsi
aud psisess3 Allpy, Is dozen White, btes Shirts 1t
the tSllgNihs Ptivhts SIX for Si2. 115, SIS,
S2l aud "a Dollars.
Alec, Shirts Mhde to order aud retfanted to at,
Of superior work aud uueqaallid in quality for the
prices. 4, LAKIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
OOLaATk,s nONRY soAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univsr.
sal demand, Is made from tho choices materials
is mild aud emoIIlent in Its nature, fra
grantly scented, and extremely benz eIaI
in Its action upon the skin For sale by all Drug
giSts and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrl6 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
New YORK Money Market.

Money-Active and firm at 4.
Sterling Decidedly 6rner; market ir.
regular and unsettled; sales of hrst Gil asa
bills reported at l9s@I96.
Gold-Feverisb, excited aud decidedly
higher opening at at, advancing 10 70,
closing firm at Ts3
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iPTM HAagrnuII A1p ono RAN
loAR%pkRAal1Ic nm HANPaE's EIAIY

RekR@DkRAalEu FRn HGNpnE's FIGRY
BAtDol. % lGss severe storm dldrll
pass away Without leaving It's effect upon
some portion Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. In several places along the
line Sf thsr0ad the track was washed out,
but this has been already repaired. The
span of tEesSliqg Ofthe wooden portion ot
Harpery's Ferry bridge was washedaway,
the Potomac, it is stated, rising higher
than'for come years past. A dispatch to
the officers Of the road from Hampers Fer
~, states that the river was again falling
and the repairing of the injured part OF
the bridge has been commenced. In the
meantime passengers and freight viii be
transferred at Harper's Ferry. 80 that
the regular travel and business OF The
road will not be interfered with. The
officers of the road state that the report
that the Georges Creek bridge was wash
cd away is untrue, the bridget is reported
in good condition. An the trains, tits
stated, are now running at regular time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

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