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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-08
TRusTER,s aAIn

ON THURSDAY, the sd day OF March. 1854
~ Geommenetng at 10 O'clock A: MI at the mont
door OF the Court House for Ohio county IN pursue
6thsday OF Jnns, 1856 recorded in the Recofder5s
ONCE lot said county, IN Boob Al page si5 to IA.
ofthe Circuit Court for Ohio county, duly aDpoInted
the trustee under the said deed, in the place md
stead OF the said Edward H. Rftzhugh 4 shall son
70 the highest and best bidder At public auction for
cash, the one un9 tIded fourth part Of lot numbered
one hundred 4Rd elEhty-ons 81 aitaated on John
street IN Tho city OF Wheeling, commonly known ss
Also tiye shares OF stock In the Washington Han
Association. y
Al. Alto one share Of stock in the Hsmpaeld Rail
fs61 JAMES 5. WHEAT. Trustee;
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% 8RERsrA
a Hosltlv.e oare % px.psn.,n.r

A Positive Cure Tor Dv.n.55s, ,CS
Great American DyspepSla Phi.
We my say with safety that ninety cases ont NJ
every hundEedi that one with oonsu1np tion hs5 At
nrst only d spepsia. Dyspepsia quickly laws the
i9nhdaton OF other diseases; some Of which are of
ne ne most atSl character Dyspepsia Il emphatIcSy
oe GiSeaSe tnat takes from us that braeing stimuli
Us Tor the enterprise lifs We sayto the SICK and
20 Of every school that in DR. WisbartSs
pepsia. S '7st VI aSs-
Dr. WI hart has treated In the past twenty vear,.
tents, for Dyspepsia In Its various fofms ana IN
every case where the medicine was taken as ireteS
cases had been treated by the most eminent Sls
tcians in this country and Europe PA'S-
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Dyspopsla1 Dyspen,,.

Dr. WIsHART: have been a constant snffsrsr
with DysPepsR for the last eighteen YEAR. inTine
which time cannot say that i ever snjoyed a neE
leetly well day There were times when the symptoms
were more aggravated than at others and tRen n
seemed 1t Wonld be great relief to die / hSd At.
~ Liss an unpleasant feeling In my head but Ist-
eEiy my sunneEings % much increased that became
almost unnt for business Of any kind my mind waS
continually filled with gloomy th6nohfs = M fos =
6odings, and II attempted OehanRe their current
by reading, at once sensation of low coIdnesS In
connection with dead weight, as It were, rested
upon my brain; also feeling OF sickness yEonI oF
cur At the stomach, and greSt pain to my eve. &c
with which was the continual fear 6f
losing my reason also experienced great lasstnds
de6iity and Nervousness, which made it iicnit to
Walk by Day or AleeP at night I became aYerse 10
t taS and disposed only to sscaSOn and having
triSd the Sktn OF npmberof eminent nh sicRns ri
various schools, finally came TO the tbt
IoF TINS disease, ct my present age as years there
EAs no. nreln e1istenceS Hut, through me inter.
ference OF Divine Providence, to whom I devontIv
oner my thar Ks, at Iastf9nnd sovereign fsfnsiy
N yo1E tDysPePsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which
seem 70 have enectually removed Almost The tISst
trace of my long list or ailmGntS ANA M, ~
and IN their place pleasure and oontentment
are nay everyday c0mpA hiOnS f-G4I s!.li .7s-s :.
~. .s,s,,5..,.i,, p MES NJ SAUNDERS.
No: 4SS g. North Second street, Philadelphia: Tor
merly Of Woodbury. N. u iII3 ~, '0t-
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t3-TaE CAPrURG oF aRN. SoAMnon A.


rHE BuRSISa OF THE sFHAMER LBvI.-
From Lieutenant Powell, Of the Sd West
Virginia Cavalry, who arrived in the city
on Saturday from Charleston, we learn
some additional particulars in regard 10
the capture of General scammon at Red
House Shoals last Wednesday morning. q
General scammon was coming up the
KanawhA from Point Pleasant ON his way
10 Charleston, on board the Government
steamer Levi. When the. boat arrived at
the Red House Shoals it had grown so
dark that it was not regarded as safe to
run, and she WAS laid up opposite Winfield
for the night. A scouting party of rebels,
about Sky in number, who had come
into the Winfield during the night from
the direction of Wayne Court House, see
ing an opportunity to make a good haul,
laid low during the night, and about day.
light in the morning ten of the party got
into boat and with muffled oars moved
cautiously over to the boat and boarded
her with drawn revolvers. All on board
the boat were asleep in their berths, and
the rebels took easy possession of the craft.
The rebels we're not acquainted With the
rank of Gen scammon; aud might have
remained in ignorance had aot some one
addressed him as "General" when he made
his appearance. The rebels, after taking
charge of Gen. scammon and Capt. Pick
ard, member of hisstsff, put their horses
aboard aud directed the officers of the
boat to take her down to Buffalo, dis.
lance often miles. Upon arriving at that
point they set FIRE to the steamer, aud
leaving her in flames, struck out into the
woods. The boat was loaded with lum-
Der. Her cargo and cabin were complete
ly destroyed, aad nothing but the black
hull remains. A squad of our cavalry
came into Winfield in less than an hour
after the rebels left, and started in pur.
suit. Another squad under Capt. WICKER
also started 10 pursuit next day, and hopes
were entertained that General scammon
would be retaken.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATIG-

PY virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed by Chris.
y, uGn X aInmerer, to the undersigned dated the
14t9 Day OF january, 1852, and recorded IN the
Siers ONCE Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
s14te o. west Virginia, in Deed Book No. &c. folio
WI PEeeesd to sell at the front door OF the
me I'm day Of February, atl1 O'clock a. NJ Tie
certain piece Of ground in the cit Of wheeling,
Described IS follows: Beginning at The southic
Ger OF Madison street and east Of Market street.
nsnee south with Market street twenty mine (9oj
teet more or less thence east parallel with Madison
street seventy two tf2l feet thence parallel with
MARKET street to Madison, thence with Madison to
thereon erected. So - 'SA--'ass
Selling az trustee, shall convey such title as Is
vested In me BY said deed Of trust 80
1 Terms Of sale, Cash.
/ jan12-1m ,fE oERssPTPEI,
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TRUSTEES SAFE

OF Real EState lying In the Town 81
South Wheeling, w. ".
RX virtue OF a deed of trust made by william
u uLllI 20 the undersigned, dated 31st Nay 1885
county, In deed book number forty. three-4s-foIio
Two hundred and ten-21o-; will on Saturday.
Court House in Ohio county, al 10 o'eioek N NJ
proceed 70 sell Lot number ifteen- l5-in souareNo
tWenty.eight-28-iu the town of South WheeiIns
Stormeriy called RitchleteWn). This lot Is fncum.
6eFed with the dover right Of the widow Of William
SrtI, but Is otherwise believed to be unincumberel
seiilg e. unstee shall convey only such title a.
Is vested In mo by said deed.
Terms Of sale-Cash,
feb2-td N RI0Hk RnSnN Hrr,,..o.
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Teths Ps0p!eof West VIRGINIA.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
u mas isSued the fOlIOWing Ordsr:-
"EXEOUTIYR MANsIOE;,

Gfor,..., February 1st, 1854.
- ~ that adrafe for i've hundred ihocsand
le9 70 serve lot three years or during the war be
Aoe on tne 10Th day OF March next for emilItary
service OF the United States creditinR fnS dednof
~ ~ nAny q may have been enlisted or drafted
L9 Sne service PRIOR 70 the list day OF March NEXT
AND not heretofore credited.
rIls silgnedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.n
AZ 1nS moes mentioned In the above order includes
me $4,000 called for in October last
Aen enltsdDg before the lat of March y-I1I he an
S 70 pounues from the Government as hereto.
lOte VIZ; 500 FOL. veteranB and $500 for nav "a
An r ALer that time no bOunhea will be paid
Ala recommend TO the Supervisors Of the several
Se9entleS % meet and ofer county bounty ofifFon
SV0 70 S50g In addition to that paid by the Govern.
ESlsnt: Under late act of the Legislature thIs
9Syuhty may not only be levied for, INT the Sunsr
vlsor1 may borrow the money to nav the Sama An
ne othef States are offering indncsment s 10 Yolun
tseEs, and It seems to me that 1t should be done in
sny o. tue counties in ths State. It il true that
49, 49, EglniaS oVer.run and laid waste In many
PArIs a. she has been, has shown a devotion 10 nc
Suse IN which we are engaged that IL nnsuFpAssed
y eqaalled, BY any portion Of the country Yet
must be furnished. The number Who have yoirI.
SeEed under the last call has fallen much EhrTt ~
NhAt had anticipated, This State must furniSh
Se eI Piop9Eton-it not BY yolunteering-it must be
IVne " GRAFT And WhileI shall regret the neces.
NY LOT the draft, assure you II it becomes neces
sary, shall aid the Government In its execution nv
every means in my power -
The 2d, Sd and Sth ReRiments of Monntal IN
mhtry have been changed 70 cavalry by late order
OF the War Department, aud am Authorized 10
1aise two new companies for each regiment and to
SPpoht "a inlL complement OF officers for each COM
Pany. Those who prefer new organic Itions may re-
Sruit for these Companies =
request that the people take action ON this sub-
yeet. Fhat You hold meetings and encourage enlist
war Is over, that It was necessary to draft in West
virginia to supply her quota Of troops.
A. I. FOREMAN, Governor:
1 mfoVTlVk CHANsRR' Wheeling, February l, 1854
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Capture of Ganaral snammnn.

ClEciNNAri. Feb G.-By an, arrival from
the kaneWha rive we learn the particulars
of the capture of Gen. Scammon aud staff
aud the burning of steamer Levi. The
steamer was lying attWtnield on the west
side Of the river, when SO euerrilI.s dnr.
ing Wednesday night appeared ON thu nm.
postte side, and crossed in n skin and took
possession of tue boat, capturing General
soammop aud party of Officers ati d sol.
dless, all off whom were asleep. The reb.
sls atterF ards burned the boat. All on
board WIRE Paroted excepting G an: Scam
mon and three other officers. The prison
ers we're mounted and they SET of for the
interior. Our torcts have: stAted in pursuit..
Nav YoaK.. Feb Et;.-coId .,osai :, ,.o
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EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,
WAsnIaoroI, January e, 1864.

l,SAbraham. Lincoln, President of the
United States, having seer. and considered
the additional regulations of trale pre-.
scribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
and numbered oil, SO, SO. Sd. So and &c
do hereby approve the same, and further
declare and order that all property brought
in for sale in good faith aud actually sold
10 pursuance of said regulations, 81, So,
OBJ %, 65 and sc, after the same shall
have taken effect and come in force as pro-
ylded in regulation &c, shall be exempt
from oenfscation or forfeiture to the Uni
ted States.
[Sfgned1 ABRAHAM L1sooLs. -
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From Eagt Tennesseles and. Genreia

YAsHIEaroN, Feb. 7.-Private ioforma.
ton from Chattanooga is to the effect that
several days ago there was force at Dali
ton. The main body Of the rebel army was
at Rome Ga, under Johnston. Theslatter
fact is accounted for on the ground either
that the enemy were forced to go to Rome
for convenience to their supplies, or TO pre-
vent assertions, between 5000 or 5000
men having come into our lines since the
battle of Missionary Ridge.
There is not much alarm at Chattanooga
about the safety of our troops in the neiga-
eforhood OF Knoxville as seems to prevail
elsewhere and many of the published ac-
counts to that effect are characterized as
exaggerations. = s-s5-
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miscellaneous Items,

NV YoRK, Feb. I, "A Prfbnneis web
ipgtop dispatch has q rahof thai es mss ~
j. Smith is to command 5Lhe ARM IF ~
Potomac ~ fE5Il = s..stI-,. - = s-e
Gen. Butler q onfidentiy beliavss- an -,
change ofiprisonersa viii YET be sconspn.
mated: e. +. IN, e, isiii3 = -
Commtsstoner Onll returned 10 Rich.
mohdifrom City Point fully convinced
that our Government Intends tn srsts;S
Gen. Bnller. Ould is In fa9or OF fbei an.
change. 81 -
There are nearly S2l 900 900 in gold in
the Treasury T. ~ :"
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From the Department of West vir-

HEADQUARTERS DEp'r wKsr VIno,srA
IN ThS FIELD, Feb. 6.-Gensral early has
been compelled to retreaplup South fork
OF the south branch, toward the Shenau-
doah-Valley, in consequence Of the vig0r-
GUS manner 10 which he has been attacked
aud pursued by General Kelley's forces,
Our combinations have proved successful
in defeating the enemy's iesiRns. H5fIT y
We haye.taken quite number of prison ;
iers and reeaptpred many Of those taken
from US. a = -
oarforces drove the enemy out of Peters.
burg. The enemy lost a.large number of
by dsseEtiop! and deserters continued 10
The occupation of the wires with mill.
tary business precludese the possibility of
sending a lengthy dispate b at this time.
Weather fair. 2 & -
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TRuSTRE,S SAFE

ON THURSDAY, the sd day of March, 1864.
" leonmenctns at 10 o'oloSk A. Nj at the front
door Of the Cour1H0use for ohio county; In pulSu-
anee Of q deed oEtruAt from Walter @. Scott dated
the lst Deeember 1853, recordedin the Recorders
ounce ioE said county In Book SO page 1885, to Alfred
cult Court for Ohio county duly. appointed The
trustee under the said deed the place aud stead
eat and best bidder at public auction for cSsh All
The following described parts of lots numbered
three 1881 and thitty.fnur lS4l In Jonathan
AAues addition TO the city OF wheeling beginning
9t the corner west7Of Market, street and South 81
fEankIln strSeti thence south with Market street
alel with Franklin street, one HUNDRED and t1enty
feet 70 alley u feet wide; thence with M
Alley ninety.nine Ie9 feet to Franklin street and
thsnee With franklin street 10 thS bAVfnnifiV; =
teb1. s--lli JAMES 8. WHEAT, TTnStSS3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-08
Farm for Sale

lNGE subscriber ofer8 for sale a small arm in
Pease township, Belmont county, Ohio, four
miles above, MArtinsVle, and running to the O. p
Railroad, containing q acres. The improyems1ts
are log house, q good bssring orchard, well Of
anee excellelt timber. any one ygi5iiinS, to mn
chase can learn terms; &C.; by applying 20 me on
The falm Is well suited Tor a vineyard.
yan4S-lrn& ALEX, THORBURN.
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T F4R S SSSRRBP4I44E, T T4R S SSRBE4]
TIE Great Remedy1 for oors.mpttoH.
q I,taHt6Ie ettre for BrOnehitil.

IN IUuUlbte CtfTe Tor BFONchifif,
An ItJaLltbEs Cure for Br0nchifS
Mr!Ward says: s!Dr. WrHART-str: 81 had pron.
Shttist Inflammation of the Lungs, sh6ftuessE of
Breath, and PalpitatIon Of the heart In their Worst
lorms L had been treated by several Of the most
eminent physctAns in Philadelphia, but they could
NOT stop the rapid course Of my disease, and ma
despaired Of ever being restored-to health. was
y Inly on the very rye OF the grave Your ri q
Gtee Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
eiter using four large, and one small bottle was
restored to perfect health! Youcan give reference
70 my house, No. COS N. Second street, or at nv
office Of Receiver Of Taxes, from "a. Nj 10 Q p NJ
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets
JOHN WARP
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA Balm.

lS the most delightful aud extraordinary ar
ticls ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt
face and hands to peariy sap texture OF ravlShlne
beauty, imparting the marble purity Of youth. and
tue dtstfn0ats appearance 50 inviting in the city
belle Of fashion. It removes TAM freokles, pimpIss
and rouEhnsss from the tdn, leaving tho e0mpisxion
fresh, transparent aud smooth. 1t contains no ma
tsFl injurious to the skin. ParoniEed Actresses
and Opera Singers: It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. J i, 3-'S-e@
DEmAS 8. BARNES, q CO.
General Agents,
sePl om al II ri - 202 BR0ADWAY,,N v
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LEAyHEwoRFH, Feb. Q. bEai. MeKenn.v
OF Gen. Curtis stat, reports a skirmfSh
between a9ePt. Golemap's command and
soeai = hundred g guerrilla, supposed @
oe part OF : 2agntrtllls old band, 10 Jackson
~ also says there are evidences
y, county Tor plunderinR
~. il angement are being made
Tor breaking mp thia. 6EsARizattsh. g 81
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n. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
FOR SALE.

OF number nine, In square tWehty.six, on which
Is erected . brick house containing eight rooms
situated In the town Of South Whselin9 and al
Joining tue property Of Henry Alderman. :.
ALSO, seven acres of ground near Benwood ON
which tg large brick house, frame stable A e6sd
well and small out buildings orchard Of FOOD f2njt
and grape Vines iu full bearing - -'''
FoT terms apply to the subscriber In Bshwood,
Marshal county, West Virginia. =,
ieb32Wt nalll - - M AEnAfEnpRN
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LATEST.

TUESDAY, EVENING, 7o'clock.-New
is IN possession of the rebels, which cuts
on. our communicatop,W with Beaufort. This
also gives the rebelsithes command 81 tha
approaches to Newbern by tfiellSeuset river
should they choose 70 tortify its banks.
The impression is that Newbern viii
stand long seige. iaii7s 3 -sS1s-,#.- :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-08

"a AColDESF TO = soLDlER,-ou Fri!
uay night last soldier by the name a ne Of
henry Burns, of he2nd virgluiS Mounted
lniantFy' was found lying underline ltFsstle
VOTE Of the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne
a'lFOau In Allegheny City. Three ot.his
.'Os were broken, and he Was seriously. In.
lNFed internally. The manner in which 6e
sustained his injuries is unkuown. he
may have been walking along the trsstle
y, SO'N aud struck by the passing train or
ns may have fallen between the tinbsri
accidentally. 5Gfs.S
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LATER.

iNEwBERSi Tuesday. A p. M.-Nearly
two thirds of the crew of the Underwater
are safe. Acting master Allen aud all the
9mceFs OF the vessel, except the third as.
s's I.l Engineer. Mr. Allen, are captured
lis reported that the rebels are moving
On washington and Plymouth, and that
they are receiving large reinforcements.
All are confident tGat the enemy will
attempt desperate assault on Ne.gberh
tptnight.lJ EaS4 - s. faEE 4Ias
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=:;a:!ggh!i.l! b. old Home RiHRI5S,
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.

a necessary article this warn, weather. That's
what's the matter. You want a bottle.
Don't go about complaining Of being 30 weak and
feehns so exhausted by the weather. You can be
relieved very easily by using aay- 80 ID
.Laugh1in's Old Home BittarasR
- THE PRIDE OF Virginia. s.Ii.s =
No use going to the Springs and spending 50 many
OF those "greenbacks" You win eat better aud Of
eourse feel better, and natural look
better. by uaing VI -
Iaughl1n,s Old Home Bitters,
THE = q 1 PRIDE OF Y1Re1NIA.
These Bitten are agreeable q, tls tas,.
operation, the most delicate using them With impu
nifty Speedy in action and Penetrating the seat Of
disease, they inpart new health and yigor. to the
System The exquisite flavor, the delicate aroma
and pleasant taste ofths preparation renders 1t Pc
patient. Prepared only by
LAUGHLINs q BUsHRIBID.
jul2 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
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NV YoRK, Feb. s.-NeW5 orles ne ,han.,..
70 70 the 18th have shseh fecstye6 81
sEhey con tainsbut little news. SonSidsrs.
bic Interest is gmautEested fntha Joytbto,l,
ipg STATE election AND several meetings s az
$50 AS1As- quo: I
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
READ THE FOLLOWING.

DR. WIsHARE-sir: return my grateful tbants
ZOE Tue discovery You have made In mhhinr. a nejI
cine mat viii cure Inflammation of the Lungs and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial vas to all appearanee pesr
ny grave. had beenfor length Of time sDIttipR
OLood, ana would at times VOmit It. .
MY phyaicians (for employed two) unonouncaJ
ms me past cure; but my sister had used y0nr Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her so much good, that
sns prevailed on me as last resource TO tryit.
aen1a, thank God, commenced to use IL 6ays
IAen Twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured ana
~ Iesay aud willing that any perSon that Is sIcS
Cordial has done fer me- All nv friends o |.I
poIs were utterly AstoniShed at my speedy return
% as4ithi for they had seen me Yomit blood in a
oloted state frequently. PubIiSh my Gaze. for II
want every person that b suffering rs was 10 know
OF your invaluable medicine. =
Respectfully, JOHN VRRDTN
- ~ y SS NP N ~ hlG mi st7
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Executive Order.

WAsHINsToS, Feb. Title following
executive order has just been printed and
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Great RSrgaias mn Hoo ) aud shoeE.
M noShl 20 tie VI st6re which q now being
handsomslY ttted mp, have. received 70 elose ont
their stock OF Boots ard Shoes at tN6htyyE0
needot spoh goods viii save money by calling 6fthe
Balhmets Boot aud Shoe Store, lag Main SfFSits
Janl4-1m A'.'.
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TO PRINTERS.
,1NTING PRESS FOR SALE.

YTAVINa Just put up In our Job Room, one Of
Hoes Celebrated Presses. we have for ale A
super.royAl Warrington Hand Press, which We viii
diSpoSs Of on very Reasonable terms. Size Of Paten
4ST2S inches. Any one wishing such Pres Vopld
consult their own interest by giving rs = cal :
Ices OAAIPBRLII d McDRRMOf .
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PowELL's RIVER BR.DoE, Va, Feb. O.
On Friday of last week three brieades
Of cavalry corps, about l 900 strong, 400
OF whom were mounted, with no artillery,
under command of Col. Lore, of the 18th
KentuSky regiment, skirmished with the
rebels under Gen. Jones, 10 the Virginia
ROAD, ID miles from Cumberland Gap.
The skirmishing lasted 3 hours. We
held our position until dark, although we
we're attacked by a superior force, when
We withdrew to our camps, three miles in
the rear. At.sunrise on Saturday morn
ing Col. Lore's pickets were ATTACKED Inv
the rebels, when Dol. Lore moved to the
front to meet them, the rebels were seen
advancing in line with 1000 infantry aud
cavalry and three pieces of artillery, when
COL Lore fell back 3 miles, when the enc
my ceased following, aud Col.-Lore en-.
camped miles from the Gap.
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HAIR-DY HAIR DYEn
BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DIVE
Is the Best In the fIVorld, "a
THE ONLY HARMLESS TpTrH, i Avn mn

THE ONLY Harmless, TRUE, AND RRLIABLB
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfsct-chauRas Red.
Rusty or Grey Hair, Instantly to GIoasy BlacE or
Natural Broom, without Ipjurfpg the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair SON and Bsauti
full tmParts fresh vitality, frequently restoring lie
pristine color, and rectihes the Ill effects of Bad
Dyes. heGsnuine Is signed WILLIAMA. BATCH
Flor all others arc mere limitations and should be
avoided Sold by all Druggists, &c. PAoTORY-sl
NY CO..
nete Q New Toilet Cream for
nugls ly -" f1 t4.f.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-08

4 can only give few of the many tbopsands If
eessStih9ates am receiving in favor Of thIs Erest
II1tSulShei put have hRl . quantity OF them p1b.
shed In circular form, which send nee on appfieS
non: Whether you conclude to give the Medicins a
tElsl or not send for circular. Price Rfty Cent?
and One Dollar, y bottle. = - 80 S'-9
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR.. L. Q. q. WIsHART,
.s1aa Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold nWheeltng by LOGAN, LIST 90.
and 7. u. Logan 4 90.
Agents for West Virginia.