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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

He subscriber ofera TO slel OF. rsnt his Roolep.
factory, with one acre of lRud upon which n
stauds situated in the town of AiArttnYiIG; BSI.
mont county, Ohio, one mile from the city Of Wheel
issb "; ES The bnlldtng g Brick three stories
one complete set OF car1ing machines. win Side
eFaEeTs and condenser, one Jack Of. one hundred
sna MY splndeS ye power looms, with such othhr
enlneEy as b neee9SaTy for said factory with a
good steam ongine Oil hulioisnt power Tor running
5as 5as,fs aS9Ts named mAehp cry, with much more
will sell rent the above property on favorable
terms terms. Possession given on the hrSt day Of April
He3t. - az ltkt si7l ,slsl 80 ItIJ1G ~
on SE ts i1TsnsE particulars enquire subscriber
+! teb22.lm i1Ia !.iuz Ero7 JAMES, TURNER. {.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
I'm 90 - aaa1 JANIS TURNER.
MARsHAI,'s sAIB.9.-5 =
United States

= 20 E va ~ sH a l4Hgs Ft-aufF,s
The y 5s1I and ReE;oPs property
ENALL TERN, 1s6S BiBtriok Court Of tha, ITnItsd
stStes for the Western District Of Yirginia, St
In pursuance Ofan order OfsGls made and entered
at the kal term 1858. Of the District Court OF thF
uniLed States for the Western District Of VfrTfia
on the 24th day Of March, 1854 1t the front door
the Oeart House In Olarksb1Fg, Harrison copnJy i
lhest Va proceed to sell at public auction 40 t6s
ihIBnest and beat bidder, the Law aud Private III.
brary OF Jonathan u. BSnn0tty g5 4df .7TFs-7iF
Terms oIsales -GOyernmeutRu Funds
= sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock "A M.rts 81 81
p4 4..r EDWARD II, NORTON,
lebo u, Is, hfkf6hal w n va u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

> DesiEable Flouring Mill for Sale
4 ARlNa 70 other business matters elaiuainS =,
.n3aiTided attention. desirs 70 sell ny nsa
sardiss Monroe Cd, ohio. y fEe's ~
40 The building is Iut SpbStaatfaIIy oG brick, as
~ by 80 teet, contains two sets Of RnFE ~, n ~
modern Improvements aud applISlcei 80 sts
y elLS OF Engine, y inch cylinder, 2i inch Stroa =
~ aoaoIs n1ed 6ollera 20 Es9t long e. III.
SisslN now The min gn5Ots kood Fepdt %. nd
10y e9a probable patronage 4 teelnsd :
ter teEtns' aud other pAFtIe6laFS abpiy &
Hi1Sl $sS9mtl II lie s4a nptsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

: ,kis q - aco ltfzi Il 1,E F9 81 E4l
e! AZ !.i+ tIl9n y gentlsnan visiting frfendS
vas tseslyed EIEh 50 much hospitality. and
GEank % YeEy naEd, that be, departed ina
poElsE !! = Ensa Tes expected; and .yhsp
he liked them SO very much. abd he, a1s
And drank 80 incessaniIy, Is as be Was ssre,
lt he had lived, there a montb' Longer. hs
sMopsa dss Y Y tostuight.g ais s. ..i ro 6s5
ARhP1h eAllsd La G9ats chas Gpo * ia
y Rariss IT costs forty ivfr6nes 1 ven, z
h.yeEy things dear In France, Il sse IA
foq can't get even gratiS for nothing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

OSerioue hundred farms VI etg &. Ken Az, lis
last season at the Three Felix's OF the Mis-
souri, where Gallatid City is Iocatsa.5 Ana
it IS beeomibg an impdrlaut placs.s II A,
htty miles northeast from VitRinia Oity.
and can be reached bygIieht drana6t
steamboats, from Fort Benton ub to which
point Missodtiis haviga6ie for steaubti.r
boatS Of ordinary capacity. M9sSss. Win.
son T. GO." broke thirty acres there last.
spring. Potatoes yielded two bundled
bushels an acre, and sold at Virginia Oity
for twenty five cents a pound; turnfjs a.
twenty onions at forty, cabbape at sixty.
peas and beans at iftyip In the pod and
corn At two dollars dozen ears. q y : aTF
Vines Of all kinds flourish, aud Ii ere
seems to bS no reason why fruit may not
De grown. ThsSes valleys have genial
climate. and are sartpdhdel by hills and
monntafus covered with piae.a Iss'5F5T ~
with its imperial extent Of terrific ":
az aonuaanee and richness of mineral dep6si i
itsi variety dnd healthf6l6ess9of climate:
fertility of 'soilril tie Beautiful valleys Of
its numerous water Courses and a rapidly
Increasing population of shSrdy and expa.
risneed miuets'a aud farmers, Idaho needs
only an enlightened aud jddfcf6us guidance
ottts infancy to become one Of toe briVht-
esq OF the newly discovered Stare in the
Salaxy of our free aud prosperous States.
fot' an itinerary Of the different routes to |
ldaho, q description of Quitting points.
4nd' hat composes necessary outfit, ref
erence ts made to a pamphlet Iately pub.
ished in Chicago, by John r. Walsh, and
rttten by ]. s. Campbell, 10 whom 1 am
lnde6ted for much oflt6e Information con.
tatned in this comm1nication .LWaShiag. |
on Chronicle. f7s ~ 20 sfaiaaQlg3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

SLA0IAL SIL = Ny1IDA1U 0DIoF tho hbOV0 rates,
A0-Hearly Advertising on TeaSUnRbia terms aeoor-
ang 70 the space occupied and the changes
i; N & nom sss
era, to be pdid for in ddRaRes.
Busnes! Cards not exeeedng nVs lines SIS perysar.
oE for dx months but for shorter period nOthinr
TRs PfiaIlss & & iaSaEf aSa sGgs AhAaT5
the Advertiser oWn Immediate buSi ess; and All
SSSsEtseJ1ents for thesRgpst of Othsr prisons a
g. IaSGS SSi sss a. and EsS them u'l
,so.,AdYerttSeEnsnts not accompanied With vrttea
directiona viii be inserted until tpyLd and char Cd
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In II
Marriages, N5tess5f FSnsfalS. and annones16s y
Of sermons, 90 cents each, nonviI-'S9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
.Valdable CoaI I.BahK To- saia!7z

Valuable Coal Bank tor Saie.5
II oRRER at private sGIs TN Aareh 20tiI, nv Cal
~ g2ed order with railroad iDtO &, con-
With the 10 coal cars three uues md hlFfeSS
the bank tS situated In Centre Whsellng beIoW
atasEE Dewey = Yaheels Rolling Mil And BeiaibsH
Coal Bank or Glass Works. II the properly q moi
sold blythe Both hfnSt IL &ilE on that DAY 81 ofIeFs
at:EGI9.i5 selsa Ar WI seiftsy viii lLhoy tls
, Terms Of sale-1S In Cash, the ibalGnss sth,tl6
year9, with interest from OF sale. l
mrSHW JAMES q PORTED :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

A.4s y . 1 ~ Ha.
FreM J. RsigtoM Brotea, D, p, Editor OCths Rasv-
sl3pedie ef Religious Kn0tgledgs. - -
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent MedictRea In general, through diItrusts Of
their ingredients aid deHects, yet know OF no sum-
eient reason, why man may NOT testify to the bsnt
be believes himself have received from ample
ute to the beneit sf otherS: y '0n'tiO-
td9 this thP 4oFs readilytn reSEsd te Hooaaud,s
GsEmhh AittdrGS prepafeat6y DR.. DaM Jack t6nl 81
this city beeduSe Twas PRO ddosd afnbt them Tor
many 9ears, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted 10 my
nleuo Agbert Shoemaker, ksq., for the removal Of
this preludiee BY proper tests and for encourage
nent to.try them, when suffering from great aud
long continued debility. ThH use OF three 6oEflos
Of these Bittsrs, 81 the beginning OF the present
year, followed by evident RELIEF, and
70 degree OF bodily and mental yigoI which had
not felr for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED regulating. theL- InF God aud
my friend tor direOting me 70 th use oI them.
JIM " IN BROWN
PhtlldPlPA s.IunO %, 1851. N-'V 80
C1 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
AaIflIsr

n A1515tA.t QUAhIAlMl lBRREI1 O1IIoi, z
b, = ", yas RstFpSFEtl D. lNSGs b
"A Lboealerg 10 Drugs, Hardware, Iron Steol Lnul.
Der Leather, Harm -, and SadlsFy, are req
fa % send 70 this once, 0nsGhO MON Y Of eash
5eAle4 prop0sal or list, n CtghlteakS fthSI
articles they are prebaFSd 70 furni6h 10 t6iS Denot
g short npJtoes with the price f5Gaei al
figures % that, In case the exiEsRsieS n dc
Ained Ntthout delay, md at the loHGlt ufIesi ~
Dealers willing 70 aell to this Dspot TiiI ~ IL ~
quifed 10 tufpi4h The list FuRstnall y GInSis
n taef 2i J. e. efsRARNSHORTH
q Captain and AHaistGnt ousrteT-msstss-
tee39-tf29 . szcfz . q III ~ 5ISgs A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

Il = y ys4 ~ AIAhA,
EsussossOrs % Q. H:JSsKlea : et.,I
.saasl s.iS 80 s54al ifss5 RaSPsrlsrs Z Z
y lzS aHc4l ;i9I 81 - So tzs72 - "a
b ga hlaEs Eifg fsEIsEEf ,lstI ss1szfsf3 sslii5
= RE4sa5 hell.. - Gsx eltlss sE 6Ap0 =
.! laise IS III 5sssS iai
Lnslle Al4ttp4 81 p t14 ptAEl15t6 RGd
Dsaiets q WhSSli6S ~ oOtssIy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
aa'IItig ! sa.ttlllfB!KaTa |
TERms OF ADVERTIsINIa ,ji., JIs-a7 II

TElLvl soIlD Lnss o. N01PAk1I1, t0R oHR IscI,9oa,
- - > lES3 AAK1 SoUARi. : s9vs@6 al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

Z ROseRdaIe geneift. i'o9 a.
Rf RBLs RnsENDAI.Es d i.IrIllS5Fs ~ ,,s,sl.s,,
w eole article IN the market, f1T Ssie tV
salA PC. HiLDRETH 4 BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
Hooaand's German Bitters!
(PURELY YHGETAnLFl

(PURELY YEGETABLE)
HOStsoI ignsfAnt Qlaeks and anseFrb Sleas ysps
tureFsS h&Ve ofensd Upon isutfsfffl 3,
Hood. gates ofNostrums in the shape Of poor whisky
yliely soRpeundSd With INJURIOUS 1FpEs and chris:
tensd Fonte1 St0maShi and Bit ttsrs. = = q rs.
Beware Of the tinnnroInbluF arraN Of A AIsrlolt,
preparations In Pethorie bottles, and high.belied
9egs, under the modest OF bitterS Whch
instead OF Touring, only aggrAyAts disease and leave
the dtaapp ppointed sufferer II despair, -. ;, z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

l,.,np For Sale. "a As 'i'87i
sktk s Ia,sBe and eo1an0diods DWELLING IND,
5sn, on he corner Of lIhIn sud PiS4t II
SesLte =, healing: eompTiSinK lot5 No "a 81 STd n
and nov occupied BY he 1ndeF S Ia 1scIs
10y 1s ~ VIII ~ eS modsfk 81
Z, IGF n 4 20 thS REsrnlles.1 q
tg,,,, .s9ssbisss9 8 9lGRss1llA.ROODsIh haa
- on the PreniSea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

THk u2FE OF REv. Dr.. 'ARMsFRoaa, Of lgoRp;.5
POLK, vA.-9EN. BuTLkR RANIsH ka Iititrl .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
ROoFLAND's GERMAN BIrrRRs.

-ss ~ 1~VokhAHD's ~ fl4 EhAaAN BITEERs, ~ =
Are not new and Iuntried article, but have stood
the test OF fifteen years. triAl by the American pub.
ho1 and their and sale Are not riyaledby
The proprieterS have theuSandg Of letter. from
the most emintht olsrgymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
Aaa OtlEens OF their personal knoWl.i
edge q thS beneficial esots aud medical Virtues Of
these BttteES, t-epf- -15i7tassg . 81 :, siii -
DO Tou WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENeTHEN
DoYou WANT A GOOD APPRTTRi
DO oYoUWANT TO BUILD UPiYouR CoNsTTrU.
DO you WANT 10 BRHL WRnLt
DoYop wANTTo GER RIDoR NERYoUsNRssl
DO YOU WANT RNERaYt
DO You WANT 10 sLREr WELLt
DO YOU WANT a BRISK AND VIGOROUS RERL+.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

-7H0uOuIu 7=HH0'7ulOulIISu you Know OF any block ade-
rInners or secret mail-carriers 10 or from
the.rebels, would you give Immediate in
formation to our authorities, that they
might 6s detected let aud punished as traitors
IA Al !. would no. have anything to do
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

BUsINEss soIEvoE

,onnrisI,,s soit.i. q y l' "a 80 TrS - so
asAse3 Finance Baukins sn3 a. Low ld *
nth64S 81 Men II rsgaIdi 70 the 5ss
satla - tS'J g59l11l4 ing =
Instructions in the above hub,set, a..
oS@aton Of tigh character a. men s5 20
eSaaTS Q, ps.Eueton iqtondsd 20 Is
JdmmsrcfSi Co,isSa. tGSrSuE Ss thai Of any oi ts
ilsntis much Iess H7ss s'e' stieaSe totAoktuss =
lIno1l 5A % Beg .a isxs to refer tOs5 to xh5s h.
tnH Htidgopdft and GEpeSis N PANE heelEns
fsis1 - &TERAEs. Ac. s1.s 5Hrg
Ia. Eas lall ;eurSe= absv5 ii
n 9T 5 Ga entering. FOr the roSoi itS
INN n nIsS Time unlimited; to rs1S : 7Ni
in Ft The conrss q ~ a. re-
y f-sz- W. 20 LlFee monfhs ,"S1 "a -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
4EELIN9,, VA.

=, N,oyARrHUR Agent for paying Pensions. omoS,
no. u meLure House. beiug the same oee formerly
occupied by AdamB kxpress Company. N - hnfI Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

NC, q Sa1 Ar OH sIRlHfsHsI,
{ ~ FFSlssspdI otIse ssa Raai5asssry, as,adi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

LIE l6 purpose q this Institution 4, TO
ii99ns men (and women tooJ IN III ,r,rsI
e9veLn tho correct tranSaatioi of S,5I ~
: ~ oant4ntAhip AqdItS CONGO mltSI,tS
,,ls.s,..lH HoOK.KEEP EPIHG,
NJ tT a oI itS absurd yeFbIaEo aud ancient nTo-
as. q aStns business, especially In tS II"issg
Sbisb -. ne leAdinE subject ofat.sation III
t,sp KS q pnsrrinE aud free from sT
St StSs - tnose OF uatuIe and Comprised in 1 ~
& ibsS ss1 sas ,tIalaE The STUDENT Who
B9okkecpin IN ~ eonrse pERctlcaI
NJ y iSSns t!l he thus acquires SfuS,,ssv ,
10 Lin Ia9ies him 70 apply it with E.eiiitY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
.Yaluable PropertY.sfor Sala.

Mart n.,lls g. March Il, 1854 Adnihi''Ia,GTs nss'5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

PhllldPlEA june %, 1851. " y '''V"si -
C9 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29
OH Struck

A very valuable well has been struck On
the farm of Mr.. J. Cron, on George Greek,
Fayette county. The gas threw the OIL up
in great quantities but catching fre from
the stove, an explosion occurred, through
which the derrick, engine-house, &c, were
partially destroyed. The well is estimated
at from three TO four hundred barrels per
dsy. a number of other wells arc beng
bored on the creek, with the finest shows
of oil. Fsyette county promises
to be one of the most productive
oil counties in the State. The
Kramer Well on DunksFd Creek, Greene
County, from which the tubing had been
removed to sink deeper, has made another
and very fine strike Of oil at q depth OF
525 feet. In few days this well will be
again pumped, with every indication OF a
large yield. The Lucas Well has struck
fine vein of lubricsting oil at depth OF
only one, hundred and twenty-nine feet.
It is now pumping ten barrels per day.
The Winslow Well has now been bored
TO the depth of 725 feet, and is the deepest
we'll thus far on DunkaId Creek. The
auger in this well has passed through
three different veins of oil, and has nov
struck the fourth, which, by the operator
and experienced oil-well borer, is conHd
cred one of the finest strikes on the creek
gas and oil having been struck simultsne
0uslJ .-Pitts5ltrg Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29
HIsgoVernment OrIreIand.

In lengthy article on this subject the
New York Post gives the following as the
cause of the immense immigration of the
Irish to this country:
During the last four years the wealth of
Ireland has steadily diminished, 1850,
over the whole of Ireland 5,97O,l29 acres
we're under crops; in 1868 there were only
1866, ,l79, diminution of over one-twen-
tieth. The entire live stock in 1850 was
valued at E33 s85, ,l79: two years afterwards
it had sunk to E3I,2O4 4325 The cereal
prodeeu in the first of these years was es-
timated at 1O,e53,6l3 quarters, of the last
q, ,705, asa diminution of one-ffth. Rents
are paid with difficulty; land has fallen in
price; millions of pounds have been with
drawn from deposit, snd lnsolYencies have
Increased. The number Of paupers reliev-
ed in 1860 was I79,5l3; in 1868 twas I9l,
ia, or one-twentieth of the whole populs.
tion; the criminal convictions in the first
years we're 3,581 against ,4O1 in the sec
ond
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29

NOTICE.-Charles o. Davis, Charles
IN Z. Davis, William II. Davis, Jamos 4. Davis,
Virsinia R. Mcqueen, Amanda b. Payne, Richard
Budding, Guardian Of James {. Payne, Bay Folli-
yer Payne and FredeTica h. Payne, John Z. Payne,
will take notice that a petition was filed against
them on the 9th cay Of December, A. D. 1854, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Ouyahoga. by Eldridge J. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, his wife, rnd Is now pending, where
IN said Eliridge J. and Ann s. Payne demand par
tton Of the following real estate situate in Clevo-
land, CuyAhogs county, Ohio, TO wit: J he west
half Of subdivision lot No. 81 Of Garfield, Dennison,
Foster and PeAsee subdivision Of original ton acre
lots Nos one hundred and thiIty-four, lS4l one
hundred and thirty five. Q35) and one hundred and
thirty-aix 36); said west half being thirty three
(s3) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred OO) feet TO alley, be the same more
or less as marked in the plats recorded in Bcok u
pages seven (O and eight (Sl Cuyahoga county
records, be the same more or less, but subject TO
all legal highways; snd TINT at the next term OF
said Court the said EldridgO j. and Ann s. Payne
will apply for an order that partition may be
made of said premises.
Dated this 5th day Of December, A. d. 1861
BACKUS NOBLE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29
sherman i'm BeI,nIr of Grant.

A beautiful illustration of the cordial re-
lations and absence Of jealousy between
Sherman and Grant, is seen in the eircum-
stance that General Sherman has written
q letter, published in the Janusry number
of the United States SerDice Magazine in
which he defends General Grant against
certain charges made against him in con-
nection with the battle at Piftsburg Land
ing. Sherman shows that the landing of
Grants army on the west bank of the
Tennessee, was in accordance with or
ders from General Charles F. Smith, now
deceased, but then ranking Grant. Sher-
mon also justiies GRANTS disposition Of
his forces in that way. Sherman also
maintains that Grant was not defeated al
the end of the first day, but that, before
the arrival of Buell., he had issued ORDER
for en- offensive movement the next morn
ing. The whole letter is gallant tributC
from one General to another.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29
Kenden phiIIIps on Edward Everett

In his recent speech at Philsdelphis,
Saturday evening, Mr. Phillips spoke Of
Mr.. Everett as one of the new converts in
the Republican party, adding:
And when L name Edward Everett, /
desire to say that 1 name the esp shesf Of
American msgDanimity for the last three
years. know of few men in any age or
language, who st nearly seventy years Of
age, with such career behind them, had
the Ioftiness of spirit to stand before twen-
ty millions Of their countrymen, and say,
,kIIpigHill isigl;au.1z -SIlnh- men are rare
credit for such confession. They arc
the new converts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-29
The AIehmOnd Examiner Comments
ON the Grand Military "COmblna-
items" Of JEFF. Davis,

The AiehmOnd Examiner Comments
ON the Grand Military "COmbina-
tIoDs" Of JEFF. Davis.
The editor of the Richmond Ecanstne7',
whose diet is somewhat thin, thus com
ments on the bill which recently passed
the rebel Congress to furnish better diet
fJr jeff Davis:
Considering the condition OF the eoun-
try, the character of late events and other
circumstances, who can fail TO admire this
appropriate bill of Sparrow and the speedy
action of the Senate Without doubt it
IS ueedlul at this moment, when the re-
suits of the Presidential combinations
are freshly visible at Savannah and Nash
vile, that the nation should give some
clear token Of its gratitude and affection;
and what better things could it give than
double share of the armys wbiskey,
sugar, tobacco, lard, salt, coffee, flour, tai
low and sperm candles, beef, pork, rice,
molasges, cheese, rum, picked herrings, sc,
&c.-an allowance equal in quantity to the
allowances of two full generals in com
mand of two armies in the field? Has not
the Commsnder-in-Ch Chief accomplished as
much as Bragg and Hood combined? Has
he not earned it2 What does it matter if
| the miserable privates of Lees line 60
| without some Of these things-or all Of
those things Superauities TO them; they
are all necessary TO sustain the strength OF
the President in his exhsusting campaigns.
What does it matter If the Constitu ion Of
the Confederate States does say that
the President shall receive fixed cOmpen-
satlon, neither more nor less2 A fig Ior it,
Mr.. Semmes discovered constitutional
currency last winter; some weak stom-
| aehs were unable TO digest the phrase, and
Mr.. Sparrow now settles them with " par
funds" That is the way to deal with con-
stilutions Par funds-the Senate init
mates tnAL cur nCOnstitutfe4s-,l- e-r-ror, os
is not par funds that the President may
hereafter be paid for his valuable service
in par funds, and then the articles receiv-
ed under its law, articles always equivalent
to par funds, shall be accounted for in the
Same ma neT. Let all persons now re,
ceiving lonstitional currency take nOtS
of thi- And in the meantime when tht
5 Qusrtermaster General has filled The
{ | Presidential CRATES with Goals, and thu
| Presidential racks with forage; when tht
Qusrtermaster General has supplied thl
Presidential lsrder with all commisssry
stores, and double in quantity the allow
0 ance Of general in command of an army
let US hope that those two officers vii
send the remainder, if there be any, to tn
trenches Of Richmond, and TO Filz Hug
Lees cavalry. 1t is true that even 81
horses are rot equal for 81 afternoon rid
i without full allowance of oats but 81
thousand will go all the better in chaTg
if they get a little hay and an ear of In
+ dian corn.
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.DAILY LEADER
: fm0as51T. 'DiECcEl7fEiE6 20. .
The FnoFf to sFaI.e I,oe Dictator.

The Effort 10 rake Lee Dictator.
It has been matter of surprise that the
rebels have not gravitated into the gov
eminent of a military dictator before this
time. The inevitable tendency of such
monstrosity of tyranny and wickedness as
Is the aConfeaeracy," IS to the absolute
control of one man. The series of disaS-
ters which has bafallen them during the
past yesr, have done much to precipitate
public opinion in the South in favor Of
some such policy, and it is quite natural,
therefore, that, at this time, there should
be loud call, from ono end of rebellion
70 the other, for making Lee dictator, and
overriding JEFF Davis. The many. disas-
ters they have suffered they refer to the
intermeddling policy of the rebel Presl-
dent. They desire, therefore, TO place him
IN such 8 position that he will be prse-
tieally powerless. The Richmond En-
qlsirer wants Lee made Commsnder-in-
Chief It declares that safety to the Con-
federscy can alone be found in him. To
this complexion will it come at last. Now
war is unavailing while managed by Davis
and he ls so committed TO the nO-peac'
policy, that many who desire efforts TO be
made for that object, are anxious to se'
Lee occupy his place. Lee favors th'
arnniug of negroes, and hence he has thai
additional qualification for dictator. What
ever the consequences may be, it cannot b
doubted that the fortunes of the rebe
Government are drifting inevitably TOWARD
this new condition, and when it rcache
If, important consequences must ensue.
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