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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
AN ORDINANCE.

A BENDING the Ordnance relating to the Inspeo-
. t0E ana AdmeAsuremsnt Of LumUeF.
~ section l. De Il ordained by tue Council Of the
S1 o. wheeling, That tue heAsurer or his Deputy
snA 70 entitled TO demAud from the perA q reGuIrs
ing hn services, the following lees, viz:
TOT tlne Board scAntllng or Lumber, measured
or Inspected by hin; IL between tina hrst OF April
ahI tue hrat OF October, amer the OF ten cent
per thousand feet; aud II between the hrst Of
Vo obsr and the mt Of April, after the rate OF
we've we've Senta-l2-per thousand ieet; for Cak or
ISPar Boards seHntling Lumber, aItsr the rate
~ nteen eents-15-Pcr thousand t6et, At all SEA.
sShs; or estimating bOSTds lumber in the kait,
HLsn me rate OF nTe-S-centS Fer thousand feet:
lot Pine Logs or Square OAx Timber AFTER The rate
e. tnree cents-S-per log; tho round logo OF any
KIND except Pine. amer the rate Of four cSnlS-IE
Provided that the fee for msaSur ing or inspecting
any one lot or parcel OF lumber SLsII not be les
Section 2, All Ordinances or parts Of Ordinances,
coming within the provision Of this Ordinances, HrS
hereby repealed ~
and after its passage.
Paused March 12, 1861 L iR"lN' city c GTis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
Circular Saw MiIls.

Il VIE undrr gned is manufacturing nj CIarks-
i burg, West Va, Improved Circular SAw Mills,
many features Of which OF lis own Invention
aud oilers them for sale a. reasonable terms Is
the times will admit.
See the following testimony Of those using them:
MAS HAKHISONTILLE, W. Va, Sept 1865
Mr. Ira HART.-SiI: We have been using the MIL
you made for US Tor the lASt months aud liz one.
ration has been entirely satisfactory.
Your new Friction Head blocks arc sinRularly CON-
VenItnt and efficient and absolutely free frTu ali
liability TO get out Of repair. Yours T.uIy,
PARKhR IRELAND
GREENWOOD, N, ". Va, R.R.
have been using Que Of Ira IIart's ImprSved
Circular Saw Nils. cutting Oak lumber for the b.
o. R II. Co.
The Head Blocks are novel and remarkably con.
Veni0nt. EUGESlU6 HENRY
WESsTER, W. Va, HKAR CLAYTON.
am using one Of Ira IIArts Improved Circular
The least that eau say is that advise every per.
son wishing Mill, to buy one Of them.
Twill guarantee II Sc Mills to cut 1905 feet more
hands aud power. IRA HART
Steam Eagnts, both Portable and stationary. on
hand, suitable for running the above Mills
Bngin OF my oED or auE other manufacture fuF-
ntshtd TO order. mrlt$ IRA HART,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
81. $3.50, Sues, $3.50, $50.

Val our friends, in sending subscrip-
'.oas 10 the iRttIt,ysHesr, please remember
.aai The price OF the Daily for one month
Is % cents, tor two months $3.50, for
.aFSr months Sl,s5. for six months $3.50,
'ai Tor one year 81! That the price OF
The Tri-weekly fOI Que year is 81, for six
mSn'6s $2n aud for three mouths 81 ,25.-
That the price OF the Weekly is 50 year,
OF 81 for six months. These terms We dc
no' depart from. and request that our pat
rOns will make a note Of them, and thus
save themselves aud US much trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
Mar1land AGAIN Thraatenad.

NV YoRE, March l9-The World,s
Washington special of the 18th Gays:
Mr.. Clement O. Burnley arrived here to.
day. bearing the rumor that the rebels ia.
tend another invasion of Morylaud. His
statements are entitled to some credeuce,
from the fBct that he made the earliest
announcement of Lees i1tended invasion
of Maryland last June. Some facts par
italy corroboratiVe of this report are
known here. 1t is believed that the ems.
ny is burning to aveuge the foray of Gen.
Fitzpatrick, and that while Gen. Grant Is
preparing for the capture of Richmond,
Lee will execute one of his bold move.
uentS, abandon his Commuuicatious with
the rebel capital and make dash for
Washington or the rear Of the Army of the;
Potomac. al -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
The Rebel Advanoe.

WAsaISGrdN. March l9.-rhe Star saws
from parties who arrived here from the
front TO day, we learn that a rebel advuuce
was anticipated yesterday ana marching
orders were issued to nearly NIL our com
mands. After, however, all had been
packed and all was in readiness Tor move
the order was countPrmnuded and thfnvs
have settled to the usual order.
Firing was heard all along our line yea.
terday, bat 1t was supposed to be merely
artillery practice. This moruirR, howtv.f.
firing was heard in The direction of Dnul'
tries, and it sounded as though there Was
some diminishing going on there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March I2.-There is Goa.
siderable stir and activity in military mat
tiers here. Geu. Banks 10 on the eve of his
departure for Western Louisiana. His OBJ.
jectiVc point is probably Alexandria. A
fleet Of Admiral Porter's Runboals has
already started for that place. 1t is ex.
pected that rather formidable works or
defence will be encountered by the iron
clads, one Of which is the newly launched
Clark.
Gen. Lees cavalry left this city about
week ago, their destination supposed 10
be westward.
MadisOnVills, small town on Like
Ponchartrain, Cpl osits New Orleans, has
beeu evacuated. Il was occupied by our
forces under Gen. Grover on the 18th Of
January, and extensive Qualifications were
thrown up on the land side. Ihess works
were left intact, but add nothing 10 the
strength of the place for the rebels. as It
is easily approached by water. The OBJ.
jeet sought by occupying the place was to
open Communication with Baton Rouge.
Gen. Growers whole force has been order.
ed to concentrate at the latter place.
! It Is believed that some sort of an I'M
Outstanding has been entered Into be.
tween deas. Banks aud Steele, BY Whict
Western Louisiana aud Southern Ark1n
sAI are TO be cleaned Of rebel troops.
An order has just been issued BY Gen
Banks to hold 40 election for deisgaleS I,
q Constitutional Convention on The 9s,h
The Convention meets 10 New Orleans o,
the 9th Of April. There are to be Isl
delsgatss chosen on Q white basis a. pc
census of 1890. New OIL 8 will hsV
% members. "a,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
AN ORDINANCE

amend the hTst Section Of an OrdIn,nc. an.
= TITLED an Ordinance to establish 8 RenerSI Az.
tenn Of wharfage Ia the City OF WhreInS.
section !. Bs IL ordained DO the Council If ,h.
Oty o. mhselIgE That from aud Rfter the ibIh jaT
| o. aALSh, each and every Steam Boat BarVo Keci
boAt, flat Boat and Flat, which NAY dISc6Sfre or
[eoeiEe freight or PHSsengerS land or anchor In
which may hereafter become the proneTsY ~ ISs
wy, AhAli pay TO tbs said City for GhSrfssc
I,II sums OF money In the respective ratSS
On Steamboats, Of less than one hundred tons bpr.
Gem the sum Of three dollars for the firsk tWentv
Tour hours or any part thereof oxceejing one b:IS
hour for half hour or less opN doIIar ami a
Aha Tue farther sum Of one dol and dfty ccnS far
every subsequent tNenIy four hours or any psTt
On steamboats, OF one hundred and Lee, than ton
nu9ute1 ZOOS burden, i've dollars for the hrst IEen.
III S houss or any part thereof exceeding one
eenIsi Ior every subsequent tHSnty.four hour or
any part thereof tSo dollars and any cents
On steAmbUAtS Of two hundred tons bnFdsp and
less than three hundred, the sum OF liz doIIsr. ~
me nFst tEenty.lour hours or any part IbsTEoT ~
So'iS one BAH hour; for half hour or less, three
uoars' tor every su6sSQurut twenty. four honTL oT
any part thereof, three dollars ''' "
On steamboats, OF three hundred an I Issu than
iSs' ~. tI tons burden, the sum Cf seven dol.
Ior the nFst twenty four hours any paIt there
o. exceeding one halt honr; for hA hour or H..
three dollars and afty cents aud for every Su6Se.
doIIS,. ~ !oer hours or any part thStSCf three
On steHmboats OF four hundred tons burden and
the sum OF Hine dollars for the mat TWEEN.
IouI ho9r! or auyP part thereof exceeding one half
honIi LOT hsIi hour or less, four dollars and any
eonss, lor every subsequent tWenty-Eour hours or
cents. 1 HtS
On each 4ad every Keel Boat, Plat Boat or Barge.
noL IAaened Nh Fire Wood for sale, the sun OF Sne
ollAr aud any cents for the twenty -four hour
OF part thereof and the tuTth sum Of one doll
TAT LOT every subStqusnt twenty hourS or any
90 every Flat not Iaened with Goal or PIrs Wood,
the snm OF one dollar for each hours or
upwards.
On every Plat lAdsued with Coal, the sum ftvSn.
cent? for every hours or any part
section Z All Ordinances or parts OF Ordinances |
AeretoIore made, coming In conflict with thE OrdI.
nHnee, Snail 6e and aEs hereby repealed.
SeSSoh .. III! ORDINANCES shall be enforced from
Mtto I. IRWIN, City Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
From North CaroIiD.

NEw YoRK, March ls.-The Steamer RI-
len Jury on The l4ih has arrived. Two of.
our prisoners we're frozen to death on the
way from Richmond to Americas, Ga; 81
escaped from the cArs. %
The hanging of 81 Union soldiers ut
Kingston, aud reported hanging of several
companies OF the Second n o. regiment
(white) has given start to enlislments of
couscripts aud deserters who are eager TO
aVeuge these atrocities.
TIE NeWbern Times urges the sending of
10000 troops to North CaroIina. The
Times says Newbern lie impreguabls but
the time has come when the Federal army
should penetrate 10 the interior carrying
the banner OF social aud political emauci-
patton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

D0THE wEArHER.-Wiuter fingers in
the lap of spring. A cold wind has pre-.
vailed tor two or three days. 1t Is Grst a
thAw, thea frost, now mud aud then
wind. One hour a still atmosphere add
the next Old Boreas is on his high horse
These alterations are characteristic OF the
.HareA of the the sun from his ice bound
regions into his glorious summer mansion
where like king he reignelh aud makerh
the valleys to laugh aud siug and the
clouds to drop down fairness. Indeed it is
only as a transition stage that the present
weather is acceptable. The year uOw takes
on the chryssIis shape. that dull struggling
phase in which there is NO beauty nor
OOusliness, 40 pleasure save as it gives
promise OF the coming prefecture of Ell joy
ment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
aay-THG CRY AND ms FltrH,-Our civ

R0-THE CRY ASO ITs FtLrH.-uur city
.uthvnues, it they are not already aware
u the fact, SHOULD be advised 10 time tina,
the streets. alIcys, by-Ways aud barrAek /,
Of tie city stand much in need OF \ thor
OaEh cleaning out The Armory, under
The Court House, has been occupied BY
istsrent bodies of soldiers stopping III the
r.ir NJ cue eau form al idea OF the ion =,
-sDse amouat of Filth OF all descriptions
isi' in and around the place \ force Of
nraFly dcEea cOuVic,s were set to work
ABOUT a week ago 10 cleanse the place out,
-aI We 10 not think the work is altogether
.ompleteyeL The filth upon the door of
tie A,mory was net less than three iaches
faisk, aud When the accumulated dirt WAS
corTeyed TO the street il made a pile like
= mountain. There may be other places
10 tee city equally filthy, aud We know
Tbs: some Of the alleys aud by-uays con.
tain much offensive material. When the
warm weather comes on, a niasma will
be sogeniersd and difussd OF a malig-
cant ,yphns character, creating vide
.PEe4i epIdemies. Lei Us take steps At
0les 10 avert SO terrible disaster.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
Partition Sale

RY virtue Of an Order Of Bale, Issued nom the
81 Court Of Common: Pleas Of WaShInRIon
So1ntS, Ohio, In the suit IL Partition OF RoleTt
A fleming Of Al, against Annabsla Plemln e. 81,
81 the Court HpusO In Marietta on Tuesday, the 6th
day OF April a. d. 1884, ~ one O'Clock p n oTk ~
Day, the following described real eState situated 10
the town VI MAtamoraS, to.wit:
i9t MOL, with blacksmith Shop thereon, appraised
LOIS No. aud ), with Steam FIGURING Mil, three
=, Lot No :, with Dwelling House aud Store RoOmS,
Let 's No H. with Dwelling House theron, spprAssd
TEKMs OF sALE.-one. third of the pureh...
money ash In hand, Oue-thiTd In year and one
third In two years with interest. Deferred nav
ments I" be secured by mortgage UPON the premises
ur17 I'd sheriff U.,S;nn miSS 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

BSr THE FRurr.-Tbe extreme cold
weather in the two weeks Immediately
folio Eiug New Year. has not only destroy.
ed the greater part of the fruit buds
throughout the North, but iD many places
entirely destroyed the tender twigs, and
IN the case Q: peaches aud other soft fruit
killed even TIE trees 1t WAS Asesrtained
recently, that not near all the apple buds
were frozen, thai 10 reasonable probability,
. tOlsrabiy quantity Of pears aad cherries
would be produced. If they did not meet
with more severe weather. Bot the con-
tition Of the atmosphere for two or three
days past has pretty nearly dlssipaLsd
the hope We entertained of fruit. Il is
possible that some apple aud cherry trees
may bloom; bat tie chill weather will
cause the buIsto fall off. 1t hes been az.
c.rtainsd that Continued damp aud chill
atmosphere is as disastrous to frait rs q
Po-iuve freeze. II seems as though the
failure OF the frui. crop throughout ,h,
Wee, is TO be rendered certain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

~oxE THOusAND DOLLARS Bouxrr.-
1t is published in the papers aud auuOun-
eed by hand bills that = bounty of 5000 to
new men aud $1,000 to- veterans will be
paid for one hundred recruits to the First
West Virginia IOfantry. Colonel ThOburu.
The men are to be credited to the city OF
Baltimore, add the bounty money comes
from the authorities of that city. These
liberal OOunties will doubtless now bring
10 the required humber Of men, and those
who enlist 10 the First Infantry rDay rest
assured thAt there is 10 better regiment 10
the service, aud 90 man will go further to
see that no imposition is practised upon
recruits than Col. Tho5uru.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

EBTAprrSe Grx THEE.-The Fair
mont Sstiuoai tells good story OF mau
aaaed Bill Pride no rented sugar camp
oa 'he river short distance below that
i'~u, aud commenced preparations for
extracting the s4csariue fluid from the
naples. At the close of the frss day
operations, a neighbor happened along and
"as eongratuIauug Pride upon the a0ouat
OF work he bad done aud the foe prospect
for good sugar. making season; When the
lessee remarked that he had .'got aloaz
bully; the trees all ruu very fast except
sisot QUE" pointing to a large. stately tree
standing near BY, '.shAt is the finest look
ing tree 10 the camp. bot it won't ruu a
OFT tapped it early this morning, but ii
hasn't dropped drop to day! Could il
be possible that didn't bore 10 the right
place to strike the veiu:" His visitor
glanced = moment At the tree, and turning
quickly to his quesIiouer said, 'why, you
cOuEOunded Jack horse, Ihat's a gum treel'
Pride's pride on IeIrning this fact sudden
~ weut down to zero.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
E0AF 6fFyy1 EEs1 ID 4 bSI1S1ST,

! ~ AZ CHINA asst 1s 1 sSItStaEl
AVS lssts tsAt 90 ftlaA3 isSsl sGu4el
ACCahaI = Returned ocldlek OF the fta VII.
Etnia Volhnteets. aud citizen OF Greene
county, Pa, WAS MORALLY wounded at Ma.
plstoWu, while attempting to arrest Jim
Sangston and otha Harrington, deserters
from the Same regiment. The aforesaid
desertsrs were residents Of FAyette county
prior to their enlistment. They deserted
about a , ear ago, and have been lodging
the officers OF the law ever since. Mr..
NcCHun, acting under authority, and being
a man OF known courage, attempted to ar
rest them in bar.rOOm, when they both
drew revOlvers, Sangstou snapped his as
NcCaun was in the act of seiEipg him, and
Harrington dlschGrging hIsarOm behind,
the ball passing through the side Of Nc.
Caun's head and coming out of one OF his
eyes. The wounded man pitched into
SauGsIOn's arms, and threw him violently
on the door, causing the fracture OF his
shoulder blade. There was no further At.
tsmpts made TO arrest them, and the vii.
lains are still At large. 1t Is said they have
recently returned from Ohio, where they
had enlisted aud received bOunties. This
report is credited from the fact that they
both have exhibited considerable sums of
money. AeCanu was still alive at last
accounts but little hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
POLLACK'S NOTION HOUSE
SPRING TRADE, 1864.


d EOElVING aud opening for sale the Spring
II Stock OF Notions and Fancy Goods, which for
extensive assortment aud careful selection cannot
we'll be oxeelleL IN any House in the western mar
ket
with recent arrangements In Europe for direct
importation Of loading foTegu Goods, and by early
aud large purchases In domestic manufacturers
avoiding the late A1Vance In price, SHALL for the
attraction Of ineTOAsSd and permanent trade to IhS
city, divide l6s ally with my customers advantages
secured ngaihst competition. Ths prices will range
uniform With Baltimore and Philadelphia and the
buyer save freight and delay attending shipment
from those InaIketa. Particular attention devoted
TO sutlerB stores, the stock OF which will be con-
| SANITY Kept complete. Nov 10 store,
go ReAns Note Paper.
200 RSAms Letter Paper.
$50 " Cap
200, goo Envelopes, assorted.
100 GTcss Pencils.
| 1000 Steel Pens.
| so BlSek and Red ILk
5000 JOE ChEdWicks Spool Cotton.
600 lbs Linen Thread.
| LOO 600 Heedea
20 doE Carpet BaES.
| lOj Trunks, assorted.
eco tOE shoe Brushes.
| COS Z" Shakers.
90 LadIe.' u3ts. trimmed.
$40 kkirJ DrAIds.
lCOJ Cotton u Hose
600 g Ladies aud ChidTsaS HOSS.
800 Gauntlets.
10 TouVIBs best Kind ]I0TUs.
lOO Gross Matches.
b0dUE Military Hat oOrdS
80 e wallets.
50 q. POTtemonuRIes
800 PerfumeIy.
800 Pipes
1000 Combs
1O.U5O Prize Package.
% Gases assorted, u arrive.
Patronage OF Merchants and SutilsIs rsspeCtf1l
solicited. mt 2W AUGUSTUS PJLLACK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

RB-S0 person other than a soldier can
!Oru proper estimate OF the good eFee,
which tie late call for two hundred thous.
4nl more men has bad upon the men now
40 the aeid aad those who have recently
enlisted. We heard distinguished OH.
Ger remark yesterday that he believed the
Eo0d esecis OF the call could hardly have
teen equallsd by the oTerthrOw of the best
=: tie rebel armies. The call for more
EsH encourages and strengthens the sol.
der And ASSURES him that he is not 10 lack
Tor assistance, aad that the Government
Is determined to suppress the rebellion,
cost what it may in blood aud treasure.
tae oficer to whom We Allude was in the
t=.t WiIh his regiment when the Iast cali
'ot 100000 men was made. When the
nee heard ;he announcement they took of
taeir hats aui cheer after cheer went echo.
ing along tue valleys and over the hills of
Tss. Virginia. The Enthusiasm Vas un
bounded The effect, Oh the other hand.
!. 70 depEess the rebels Who have
gathered together by = nerciless couscrip
lion all their available men, among whom
*Aat aud Peuury are ever present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

LouIsvILLE, March l9.-rhe Journal eI.
ttorialiy says OF the conspiracy in Krulug
Ky, to turn the State over to the Cunisd-
crates: We doubt not that there Is SONS
foundation for the rumor, but bases iIs
opinion on the tact that macy rebels 10
Kentucky are intensely aud passioualsiy
anxious for the triumph Of lhe reUe.iion
within her limits. l; advises however tho
withstanding the invading hpsla NJ or be-
you'd our borders as the oest tnsnus of
keeping rebel HympHthiasrs quiet within
the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
AM 0RnIHARlaa.

f1te setAa III liz sttllSI 81 a. Ufi;E4stt ID,
Gsisa a ettlsasEs, IL t5iltisH "a t69 ElSsli;r
section :. s. Il ordained 6y, lie Coubs,I Of The
Wy Of WhcelinG, That hefkRher the City WeISLer
anal be entitled to demand and EeeeIVo the follow
ng ICES Tor vel hiTE. Pig Tr Ia lots OF over TIVE
cents tbt each tot !Jr Iron Ore IS cents
car hhesl' l" tsnts per tom Tor Frogs Is cents
section =. All Otdluanees or parts Of Ordinances
and the same j. hereby repealed.
seciiOu J. This Ordinance shall take eject from
Passed March IL, 1851. l. IRWIN City Clerk mGIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
p.Iy-TAE SHAx.PEARE TERosNTkSARY-

bD TaH SHAEsPEARE TERCBNTEHART.-
The three huudredEh anniversary Ot the
day whtch gave Shakespeare to the world,
will probably be observed throughout xii
countries 10 which his genius is recognized
10 = rsOre general aud splsadtd manner,
thar has ever before been granted to the
memory OF pOet-nOt excepting the bril-
liant literary houors paid Buros add Schil-
Ter on the csnturiAl anniversary OF their
birthdays. Ia England. OF course, tue Ger
emontes aud bauquets will be OF uuqual-
lied ul4gu,tceuce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
i gRReIAL RegIo9R.
tHEKTHrlS n1EER 1ftAn;

This selSGtatGd TuItst seap, in sesS uptS.;;
sal demand, ls audS from the eIhoIcest materials:
Ia mild and smolIIent iu It's uatur., fra
Erantly Scented, and extremely be ne neial
In itl action upon the skin. POr sale by all Drug
EiStS and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrIS 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

NEW YoRK. March ia to days Phil.
adelphia dispatch iron CalpepPsr Court
House says:
The signal officers at Cedar Mouu,su
reported yesterday that the rebels who
have bepn epcamped across the RspidAu.
all winter, broke up their eucawpmept and
set Gre to their huls, aud marched of In
The direction Of The Shenandoah Valley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
New York Market
NV YORK, March ig

ASAAI AhECn 10
Cot,On-wtthout material change; 726.
73c tor midliug uPlauds; 6s@7O i5r low,
wnhou, decided change. tu.
little more doing.
Whisky-WiIhout important change;
81 i(992c for western. 10 addition to the
above $50 bbls Of western reported sold
at 923c, which is an extreme. ~
WheRt-Dull and nOminally unchanged,
Coru-Dull and declining; 81 30 for
shipping mixed western; 81 2a(G,I 26 for
Jersey, Pennsylvania aud Southern yellow. ~
O4tS-DHll and, declining al Solo for.
western.
@ool-PaIl sod scarcely 50 arm.
Petroleum-DdH, crude 2l4c.
Pork-QuietS scarcely 60 arm: S2a
fer mess; S2l 5O@22 ior old do; S2s 26
! 925 90 tor new do. closing az inside
price; SIS l24@2O IS for cid aud osaL
PRINT 81 60@2G s25 tor prime uesS;
S2l 75@22 for thin uess.r
| Beet-Quiet aud uDcbauged.
| Bacon-Sides 10 fair demand ~ lISc foe
western Cumberland cut; liImlItu for
do. short ribbed ls4@l4 los G0- long cut
Lsfd-Dull atl23@Iss, including smAIl
parcels Of very choice lST, which is 40 v1-
IRENE.
Aoney-Easy aud 10 fair demand.
Sterliug-LoWer aud dull ri I7S4. /.
Gold-Dul aud lower; DpeulOg al ga.
deeliniog 10 6l and closing dull ~ ais.
i SteHmer City Of New Yusk carried out
to day Sls7, 900 10 specie.
y GoveFnmeuf'stockS h+w, Titled States
&c 1881. IA 20 coupons losi0II0;
1909 1llSll24.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

nB- CAPTURE OF SESAroR BEcArOL AND
DELEoArE WHEAT Saturday night
last, band of guesrillas, forty in number
visited the residences OF State Senator
BeeLtOl aud Delegate Wheat. in Morgan
county, aud captured both OF those gen.
tIemvn. They are noW on their way to
Dixie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF TIN BOARD OF sII.
n TVINtsOrs Ut the County Of Ohio, viii 6S Mi
"a russlAy March ssd, 1894, At 10 o'eIocE A. ~ 10
iss.ArE Srsid"r and act upon TIE subist OF The
~ nlcIl 81 the County bounty Money
GEGi farther action q the hoard The ~, n,.nr -.
= uaIy Money viii be suspobJeA
.-r like viii bs given by publication when
~ !ashi ALI be resumed JOHN 4 HUPP.
GSo. ". SIGHTS clssA. nEII u