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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
Further Particulars of Col. Clay
toms Raid.

ST. Louis, April G-The following par.
ticulsrs OF Col. ClAyton's recent raid into
Arkansas is received from Little Rock
March 81.
Col. Clayton with small force of infau
try, cavalry aud one battery went to Mount
EIba, on Saline river, and leaving the in-
tautry and artillery there to guard the
bridge aud cover Pine Bluff, while he pro-
ceeded With the cavalry towards Long riv-
er, further down the Saline and 20 miles
southwest of where the maiu body of the
rebel army Is stationed, for the purpose
Of destroying pontOon bridges aud army
stores At that place.
Lieut.. Grestherm's LIST Ind. and Lieut..
Young's 9th Kansas cavalry were sent 10
advance with 100 men aud arriving at The
bridge saw large force of rebels on the
opposite side preparing to cross.
Our officers hailed tue enemy aud told
them they belonged to Shelby's command,
which dresses 10 federal uniform, aud that
the federals were upon them aud begged
them to hurry to their rescue. The rebels
rushed forward, and ss fast as they GROSS
ed were captured and their guns thrown
into the river. This way go captured 35
wagons laden with supplies, which were
destroyed, 300 horses aud mules, aud u
paymasters safe containing $50 600 in
confederate money, after which the bridge
was burned: This and a march of eighty
miles was accomplished in twenty four
hours.
The prisoners captured during the ex.
pedi'iou. numbering 40 Including many
officers, reached Little Rock on the I'd.
Nothing has been heard from General
Sleele's commandI'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
Foreign Menus.

NEW York. April 6.-Tho steamer Per.
STA, from Liverpool, 26.b. and Queenstown
9th, has arrived.
A Paris correspondent writes that the
Finance Minister had an interview on Fri.
day p. M, with Mr.. Glyun, respecting The
Mexican loan, aud that i'll the evening" II
gentleman Of the financial department Was
to leave to obtain Maximilliau's signature
to the decree.
The impression iu Paris that the pFopo.
sitiOn for the bondholders oil, 1851 is really
not unfaEorable.
The pirate Georgia arrived Mt Bordeaux
March 2SIh.
liverpool, March 26.-To-day has been
. complete holiday.
The London journals of to-day contain
nothing important.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

"BnrsarSs UP.-we notice that sew
sEai Of our brsiOess men are eUgaged in
PaiutiuE their stores and Otherwise reuOvA.
ting aud bsautifyiDs them. 10 city like
this it is essential to anything like respect.
ability 10 appearance, that our stores
should be painted every spriog; but owing
to the high price OF paint aud labor there
is less OF this work doing this year thaa
usual This is false economy. The busi-
ness man Who speuds a little 10 improving
the appearance of his warehouse, will al.
ways get it back in the increase of custom,
which it is ever sure to bring about, so
that not only does his store always look
more ia'i'iug than that of bis neighbor,
but he absolutely makes money by his
enterprise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

~oUE HOTrLs.-Thsre never was a
time Ehen our hotels did the business they
are doing now, aud what between the high
rates charged, add the Immense run OF
custom they are enjoying, the proprietors
are rapidly realiz,pg fortunes. Boarding
has gone up from twenty ave to forty per
cent; yet even a. these RATES, a large num-
Der Of those seeking accommodations OF
this character are unable to suit them
selves. All our boarding houses are
crowded, and were there as many more
opened tomorrow, there would still be
ample business for all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
aprI'1W
ECLECTIC.

nR: B. n: LEB, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
- Aecoueher, tenders his professional services %
ne ne sittEens Of hheelInE aud vicinity. Dr. L. 6
Iae9te Of the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Gin.
eihhatb And has had isEany yearS experience In the
practice OF hia pro- tssCn aud he hopes bS close at
tenuon 70 bustnetFu to merit shArp Of the public
atronaSe Dr. teo has gfVeu special attr ntion 10 and
~ OSeh enlnsnty sueceesiuI la the treatment Of
chronic dheAssS Of every variety, aud especially Of
such as RhenuAttsm Aud diseases Of tho I've i:Sr.
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Cancers and
OIocr Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the KID.
nGys, 6raTe &C AIlthoss Who have been unsuccuss-
JuAy treAted Tor any Of tho above dtseAsAs would
1nd to their interest TO consult Or. Lee without
delay. Our practice srafe certain aud prompt Ieav-
ing no mereuFal faint In the system, bat cIeAusibS
FeboFa!ing and strengthening the general system
acting IN unison with Natures unerIuE laws.
WHLEIAG, WGSF Va Dec 9Th, 1868.
40 Al whom u may concern: We the undersIsued
o. tue West Va Legislature, take pleasure
IN aging that We have known DR.. Richard H. Lee
years previous 70 the breaking out Of the Re.
oeli1Sn Gs snece:srui and energetic practitioner
OF Medicine, Cof the Eclectic SCHOOL, b5th IN Kan
HWhA county, Va, and IN GslIia county, Ohio.
@. SLACK, Senator IIh Dist
W. s. DUNBAR n. HID,
JOHN II. PHELPS, Pres, Senate.
Ouiee one door south OF Kramer's Hotel Main
shseH mT22 2m6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

%DED on HIS HAxDs.-Brorber Char.
mock, who supplies tactical Ruid to the
siliEeDS of Wheeling, like many other PEG
pie, bad speculation 10 bis eye on Tuesday
BE aEteLded the sale of condemned horses
which took place on the Island, aod bought
a horse for one dollar. He started home
With his gay charger, and got as far as
the 'Ou'squirts' of the city, when the horse
naturally laid dSWn and died 1t cost him
something more than the original price OF
the horse to have the CARCASS removed
The only matter of surprise is that the
horse ever fOand strength enough to draw
the last breath.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
From Arkansas.

WAsHINoroN, april 6.-The following
has been received:
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April /.
To MCjor- General H1ueek:
The following telegram is just received:
PIsE BLUFF, Ark March 3l.-To Major
Greene: The expedition to Mount EIba and
LongView has just returned. We destroy
ed the pontoOh bridge at Longview, burned
a train of s5 wagons loaded with camp
equipments, ammunition, quarterma sters
stores, So, &c, aud captured $50 prison
era. We engaged in battle yesterday
morning Gen. Dockiug's division of about
1900 men from Monticello, routed and pur-
sued bin tea miles, with loss Of over 100
killed and wounded.
We captured large quSutity of small
arms, two stand Of colors. many wagons
and over 300 horses and mules. Our loss
will not exceed fifteen in killed, wounded
aud missing.
We btough. in several hundred contra.
The expedition was a complete success.
Details will be foruished by my official
report, which will be forwarded in few
days.
[Siguedl POWELL CLAYTON,
Colonel Commanding,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

ST. Louis, April e-GOvernor Murphy.
of Arkansas, has issued On address TO the
people of those counties OF that State in
which no elections have been held, and
sent it out for distribution with General
Steele's command The address reviews
the condition of the State during the war,
recites the action Of the late State conven.
tion, and closes with Stirring appeal TO
the people OF the counties iu which cleo
tions could not be beid in consequence Of
their occupancy by rebel forces, to return
to their allegiance 10 the old government,
and recommends them, under the ordi.
nance passed by the State Convention for
that purpose, to hold an election, as soon
as they can With safety do so, for members
OF the Legislature aud county officers, take
upon themselves the rights aud duties Of
freemeu, and give their aid 10 the Untou
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
gg. Yelegraph.
WaShington Items.

Nlw YoRk, April 6.-Tbe Tribuns's
Washington special Of the 9th. says:
The Ways and Means Committee intend.
ed new reyeRue bill on Thursday next,
bat no definite decision is yet reached re.
sPectiDG the amount of tax to be imposed
upon distilled spirits, tobacco and petro.
leum.
Gen. sickles, accompanied by his per-
sonAl stat, left here this morning for Gin .
cinuatl. He Is charged with special orders
from the President, under which he will
make complete tour Of the territory re
claimed from the rebels, with a view Of
observing the temper aud disposition of
the people towards the United States gov
eminent, and to Investigate the practical
working of the policies adopted in dealing
with them; expounding tue purposes Of
the admisiratiou, aud endeavorinR to re-
conciIe them to the government.
The General will make such suggestion
to the President, from time to time, for
modification or change of policy as may
occur TO bin from his observations.
At Cincinnati q gunbORt from Ad-
mtral Porter's feet ia to be placed at the
disposal of the General, by which be is to
be conveyed to'the principal points in the
Southwest. He will return by the sea
coast, calling at all points under Federal
occupation, for which purpose an armed
naval vessel is to be assigned to him by
Admiral Farragut.
The President is exceedingly sanRuiue
Of the effect to restore the people TO hearty
allegiance by opening their eyes which
have been SO long blinded by Southern
politicians, and convincing them OF the
desire of the government, while sternIy
demanding their return to loyalty, to deal
With them in kindness and With all for
bearauce.
protracted storm has swollen the, river
to an alarming extent, and fears are en-.
tertained for the safety of the warehouses
and other valuable property on the whSrVes
at Georgetown.
General Lee seems to have token 1t for
granted that the middle Virginia route to
Richmond is not to be. abandoned. Strong
Notifications are being thrown up ON the
South side of the Rapidan, on 4 point op.
Posite Mitehell's Station, or What 10 known
as Clark's mountain. The works can DO
plainly seen from our signal stations.
The House Committee on public lands
decided to report bill extending the priv
ileges of the homestead act to the iDsur.
rsctionary States, giving the soldiers aud
sailors PrileRs to enter upon such lands.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
CeNGREssIoNAL.
wAsEIHoTOx. April 8.
1EHATR.-

Mr.. Grimes presented . joint resolution
to repeal the resolution authorizing thl
transfer Of men from the military to thC
naval service.
After short collOquy between Messrs
Hale, Grimes, CONFESS and TrumbulI, OF
the latters motion it was referred to the
Committee on naval affairs
The Senate then took up the joint reso.
luton to amend the constitution.
Mr.. Harlan addressed the Senate in sup.
port Of the measure.
HOUSE.
SIR. Pendletou of Ohio, from the Select
Committee on the subject, reported bill
providing that the heads oil the Executive
Departments may occupy seats on the floor
of the House.
She bill was ordered to be printed, and
permission given for the majority report
aud the views of the minority to be handed
in.
The House thsu resumed the considera-
tion of the National Bank bill. The CUES.
ton being on agreeing to the amendments
reported from the Oommittee ofthe Whole,
AIR. Hooper made the closing speech.
giving bis reasons at length why the paper
currency should be under the control OF
national law. i
The House proceeded to vote on the
various amendments, agreeing TO that au
thorizipg the issue of notes OF less de-
nomination than Eve dOIlarA, by vote Of
"a against 81
Another amendment WAS that not more
than one. sixth of the rates shall be of less
denomination than So, and when specie
payments are resumed such small notes are
to go out Of circulation.
The House coneurred in the amendment
that any bank or banking association or.
gauized 10 pursuance of the laws of any
State, under the articles of association
WHICH prohibit specified changes therein,
may be changed aud converted into Ma
-tional Banking Association under the pro.
visions of this act without any change in
the articles of association, and its direc-
tors at the time of such change may con-
tinue 10 office, aud their successors may
from time 10 time be gFlected or appointed
in the manner provided By its articles OF
association.
The vote in coDcurriug In the above was
yeas IS. nays So.
The House then agreed, by vote of ~
against GI, TO amend the amendment that
the taxes or duties imposed by Congress,
from time to time, shall be in lieu of ali
other taxes OF said association.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

New YORK. April ga Washington
special to the Post says: Troops are now
raised as rapidly as the Government cau
sqGip them. II is rumored that il yoluu
teeriug continues at she present rate, a
draft may be avoided in New York and
other STATES.
The Senate hopes to pass the Constitu-
tiomal amendment abolishing slavery to.
day. 700.
Tho passage of the National Banking bill
in the House is doubtful.
Large numbers of MaryIanders have
left Washington to vote 10 the Ccnstitu-
tiOuAl election to day. 1t is believed ,ha
the State will go decidedly for emancipa,
ton. -s s-t-st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
For Sale.

'INHE HOTEL PROPERTY now In the oeeupaDev
OF Joha Ball, combating Of nS-haIT Lot so. I2j,
y. zanes addit on, S5E1S3 feet, building l2I ieet
In length BY S3 In par. and IS In part in width,
fronting on Fourth street S6xl32 feet with stAblInE
for over one hundred horses, making 35426I ieot
running from Market TO Fourth street. This Is the
most eommOdl0us Hotel on Market Square The
building has been resuIlt and remOdeed within the
paat hVo years.
Also three good brick tsusmsnts on Fourth street,
containing niue rooms, and hall In each, now in
good order.
AlsO ~ 'eet Of Lot 49,, with the improvements,
on Market street, and Ons-EUurth Of Lot a. With
improvements, opposite Union Church.
Apr2u GEO. ROBINSON, Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

BALTIMORE, April e.-The vote ia. the
city stands thus: For the Convention and
Emancipation, 8 o4l; against it; 10.
The oh district of Somerset county
gives 10 against the Convection.
The 9th district of Worcester county
gives so majority for the Convention. -S
NOTE.-This is the fret election news
ever received from those counties by tels.
graph
The Frederick district gives the enamel.
patton ticket aud convention 4SO majority
The ballot hox OF the jackson distric,
was taken possession of by the. copper
heads about two O'Clock and totally de
stroyed. Detachments Of Col. Coles cav
airy and the 7th Maryland regiment have
gone to arrest the parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
Ia GgIaRlLLA K1LLRn.-Wn az

E4rA GuERRILLA EILLED.-We are In
formed by a gentleman from Randolph
county, that a desperate looking rebel
guerrilla was killed a, the house OF cit.
lien 10 the southern portion of that couuty
day or Two ago. uuder the following cir.
cuns,suees: The guerrilla, fully armed.
approached the house OF the eit,Eeu aud
dsmsadsd the best horse in bis possession,
saying that he Was anxious to get Outsii,
the Federal lines. The citizen At frs,
hssi'atri, but the guerrilla presented
powerful persuader in Ibs shape of re.
voIviaG pistol. sud the citizen told his
little son to go into an adjoining isld AID
sGieh a bOrss, but fouud time to whisper
to him TO bring him a ribs from the barn
Instead. The guerrilIa, in the meantime,
proceeded to search the premises for such
articles as hs might conveniently carry
away, aud wheu the boy returned with The
gun the guerrilla was in the act of lifting
= fue piece of jerked beef from a barrel in
the smoke house. AS be raised the beef
uP iu triuuPhr the eitiEsa raised the gun
aad Cred, the bail passing through the
back part OF the bushWhaeker's head. kill.
ing him Instantly. Our informant, who Ia
known to rs As = reliable man, could not
leSru the u'mes Of the parties, bat says
that the statement ia strictly true.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

B~ PROBABLY FATAL AHYRAY,-On
Monday evening TWO or three soldiers en-
gagged 10 difficulty With man by the
name of NeMuIIeu at MOuudsVille. Nc
Mullen was so badly beaten that it is fear
ed be may not recover. Our fuformsnt
says that MeNuIlen very imprudentIy
boosted that he could whip any man who
wore the uniform of 4 soldier ADD that he
actually struck at one of the soldiers with
a sizing shot. The soldiers then tell upon
him and abused him without mercy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

@THu WHOEE LOT sOLD.-Tbs whole
number of condemned Government horses
one hundred and sixteen-oGered for
sale on Tuesday were disposed OF the came
day. Many were purchased by country
men. who intsnd to Aesb the animals up,
and will doubtless resell them to the Gov
eminent when they are in hsttsr condi-
uon. Many oIhers were bought by our
citizens on speculation, and were being
offered for sale upon the streets yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
To Retain Command.

New YoRK. April 6.-Tbe Times special
from Washington, 9th, says: The rnmors
so thickly flying about that Gen. Meade is
to be removed may as well be set at rest.
IL is now understood as settled matter
that Meade will be retained in comnsnd
Of the army of the Potomac, more firmly
6xed in the position than ever.
Several troopers belonging to Dahlgren's
command, captured near Richmond, sue
ceeded Ia eff-ctiug their escape and rejoin.
ing their regiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
PAPER! WALL PAPER
No Advance In Prices.

eonGequsncH Of having given my orders for
Il wall Paper previous to the recent advance In
prices, and purehaaing direct from the factory,
oneT for sale during tue eatirO season, Wall PaperS
BorderG, aet &c, At the old prices. Ny stock part
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beg leave 70 cali the attention OF the public to
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

~A WARNIE0 TO SALOON KEEPERs.-
L.st fall 40 indictment was found against
Christian sehwedes, who keeps beer Sa-
loon 90 Union street, for neglecttng to take
out license. Yesterday he was arrested
upon a eapias. IA the COMMISSIONERS had
no power to bail the man without iustruo.
lions from the Judge he was committed to
Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

I6rTal City Councils have passed an
ordinance imposing heavy fues upon ply
sieiaos aud others, who, knowing Of the
existence of cases Of small pox or other
contagious diseases. shall fail TO report the
same to the Board Of Health.
The ordinance is wise one as it will
serve, If enforced, to prevent the spreading
OF eontaReOus dissa,sa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

b0DRUNkIsSE.s.2we never FsooIleot
. time when there WAS more drunkenness
observable upon The streets than pOU.-
The Ereat plethora Of money gives the
means to almost all to indulge their ap.
PsassS, aud those given to the use OF
strong drink are, in Consequence, gclue It
With lOoSsnsSo that IS absolutely aston.
iShlug.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

w IoaE Pa:soHEHs.-FiVs prisoners
and Eve dsserterS from the 18th Virginia
(rebsl) cavalry arrived on Tuesday night
aud were committed TO the Athensum.-
Yesterday morning the desersrs took the
oath of allegiance, were released, and at
once received empIoymsnt in The city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

B~Dr. JOuu KrrKEH, who bad charge
Of ths Grafton Hospital tor some time and
(, said TO have acquitted himself very
ereditibIy at that place, has reported here
according 10 order, to take charge Of The
new post Hospital 70 be established ia
tbs city. @ f-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

~Wn are requested to say that II
Elizabeth Miller, wife of Henry @. Miller,
formerly of Rockingham county. Va, is in
the city, she will receive important iufor.
nation by calling on the Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

@GEN. sULLtrAn came up from Har.
per'S Ferry yesterday aud has gone to
Webster to take command of the troops
stationed a. that point.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

~TaH RIvUR was rising slowly yes.
terdny with fifteen feet water in the chan.
nsl. The weather was slightly cloudy but
vas Otherwise very pleasant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07
900 Men Wanted

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

%JOHS RiSarIR. the notorious rebel
whose recent arrest In Marion county, We
noticed 10 our last issue, arrived yesterday
aud vas committed to the Athsnsum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

BALTIMORE, April e.-The election ia
proceeding quietly. There is no opposi.
tion in the city or county. The disloyal.
lists made no effort to vote.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-07

"a FEDERAL oOuRr.-.The Federal
Court did not meet yesterday, owing to
the non arrival of His Honor Judge Jack.
SON. b