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~ Those Who have hasrassing Cough
should not delay a-las Aliens Inog saiaa, a viii
canss the Phlsg,a 70 nave and cure The Cough al
most instantly aprTdw3n
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lHE GREAT English REMEDY.

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SIR JAMESCLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
frepares from prescription 81 air .. tfafts
NJ ~. fAgsician ksfFaoF,lfsaFg . a. VHffH
This invalusble medicine 4. anfainag in ths cure
u all those psinil and dangerous ise.ea 10 which
he female cons .itutloa saljeet. Hmedesases all
excess and removes all otatrellous. AMI speedy
are may be reliea on.
To MARRIED. LADIES
10 peeullarly suited. IA ~ili. la q shert time.
ring en the monthly pesio.i 9th regularity.
zach bo,tl,. price one pailsr. hears the 1overn.
-eas stamp q arsss Ru,sln - prevent eoanssr-
issts
7kese ussAonli nof - fsisa ~ fessafes eiuf-
lag fss FgRsI TIiREE MONTHS ~ FregHarcy.
- fAsy are sure 70 briae 81 AlscUrtsgs. ~
.ss esAer finse fs<y sife.
Ia all cAsca ~ Hefvoa, AMI spinal Affections.
PAINS In The Rack and Limits. Fstlxaecu slight eS-
.rtios. Psiplssiien 81 the Heart. hyai-firks sni
Whites, these rfns wsn eject cute when all 9th
ess means have failed. aad although powerful
rsmesiy. 10 not centain iron. esouis aaiimeuy. %
ANYTHING hurtlul q The constitution.
Fan directiou. Ia the pAmphiss sroand each
sckase. which .hoaid b carefully preserved.
SHE sseu, Cor Tia usiseo states and canadas.
JoB NoSKs.
Ne II. Cortlsndt street. New York.
x.H-tieo AMI slx postage stamps. enclosed .
any authorized agent viii insure boiIe containing
nlty Pills. tyFssaFn mall.
ssw-e-o-siy.
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a voice. PROM vfCk>Btitss-
vtcsssrsa. MIS-. Ans =. Ia.
nr. John aail-Dear SIR. ana hsppy = state %
yoa thai have used yout valuable cetrsa Hitter.
With xFcs. ecneni - mFselt IN xeuefHl teeiff mi
pro-ss alton % my system pfucss ~ the unhealthy
ant mlssmssic inaaence "a The Mlssi~sipp fivef
.roanf vicksbag having been ~tth oen. ofsnts
arms ihrcaghoa, "a Whole southern eamfeien
oaaa>ntix re- orau,~,si is 90 s nerseas bo-r
'ss"-s" ." "nS"''A' '''- Il ". roa1s.
Agent u = SAnllsrs Commission
Iccrsvnt.. NJ. sept. is. ISIS
On The IA - lulf Ia. have snbnaitte>i tafea<h
an ssent Of mlae % ne Medical hireeief 81 tae
n-p.rt1neut q The Afnv q Cumberland. asensfls-
Of ay cearon nlitefs. g. in~peciio. si'd ffne.t y
sn.r snsiysis. he faaat "a mrreforeus. - Narrtion
sna sppfoes lts use snicnx onf solfiere
hefollo~tns IL the Netlcsi pirectofe reply. <tst
also cen ssssF a.. pss.ssse % 'es 80 s,s -
once. = hsvr "a sod 81 satlera totN ~ It.
an nAsisaes thai C..sfen Htsess will - uo harm
a .nx ans m aArn prcp>rty sas Ia rsstsrsiioa.
- ~ atfetisn ttal- eeief rsrsitt - q ..t~
$3.50 eft fe sutters a. nkNNf fhtN>ftN.
snsxsoa ssd neaisal nhteios y G.
u...s.~.stsr@ ts~rartuneu1 - rnaf~rtanf.f
<sssvtll~ Tena lniY 81 fse1.
d.. lobn Halss<<nt sF. h>< fsfHit>ien
IA .A,r a sa.hslil~ fsrn tAs ksoEs. 81 - tosen
sfna'i.s c~sroa piti~s~ sss ale g -o'efs - n.
army onls
Nv ofies u Clea. R1<sclsns
go wfI.sS.
ms,ar 2st ffeessl krehsl t}ees
Tor sale. Wholesale snf feisi BIT, II PAR. frFr'
Hsnts. tnd
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s4- sharpIcy's Iron cIads tonight.
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By Councilman Wilkinson:
Resolved, That special election 30 held
ia the 9TH Ward OF Saturday. September ID.
iS6i. fsr Coarcilmsn. TO IN the uneapisea
term Of A. o. Hough. tate Councilman
from aid Ward
Resoined. That said election be held At the
Old Seminary Ba,lilax. and that A. l..
Chsmberlain act lrspector. and Isaac
Beaushamp aud Nelson Westisll act as
judges thereof: and ,hat the Clerk give the
usual notice of said election. Adopted
BY Councilman HAney
R>ssi~cd. That the III g orsiasucc' stand
supsudsd sixty days from this date. Adopt
ed.
BY Councilman Hsney:
Rsssip>d. That Special Commstls at
three be sppolntei. whose duty u shall be
tn examine the Ordinance defining the wards
Of the city. sdoPsei April 6. is5s. and u re-
port uh&s changes. u any. are required IN the
disis.on u the srscssl sarls
The s.ne ga s.sopted. ans ss.~ Mayor
named Hsnss. Eagles aud Paddock
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General Agent. - rrsts-sy. New York
Ialyls, dv1n
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CRY Hall. Aug. I6, 1864.
The Board met at the usual hour. His
Honor Mayor'Lange presiding:
Present: Councilmen McKeen. Goats. Eel.
lenzer. Engles, Pence. Wilkinson. Haney.
Paddock and Hough,
Absent: Councilman O'Boyle.
The MINUTES OF the previous meeting was
read and spproyed-
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BY connriIusn Wilkinson
Novel hat he cier& invite proposals fos
ps'uEg ssv roof 90 . par, Of the Laser
Naskes Hoase- Carried
BY Councilman Goats
Moved sh&f The Clerk op>a bid Cor build
ing The sve oev erserrs Carried.
Mr. Wilkinson moved hat the eostr.cs BE
les 20 L. Grigsby Son. they agreeing TO
farnish everysa-sg save the irca., al 81 10
per barrel. aud the Mayer sirs- NJ the con
issci. sni the Chairman Of the Fire Dee~r.-
@>~s conniu~c -aE~visscod ths ~erk. ~ "a
rsoKss>Aes. pas~>i.
sfs>r ds~po-snE OF snD4iry bills. the Board
sd)osmsd. A. LANCE. Mssos
Arss~s- J. p GuIscx. Clerk
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Councilman Paddock presented can ordi-
nance repeating sections &. and 3. OF an
ordinance for the regulation OF the markets,
adopted April 81 /. isG3 This allows meat
TO be sold At any place. or in any manner
without license. Mr.. uough moved its
adoption, and the came was unanimously
approved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
From New Orleans and Mobile.

NEw YoRK, March ll.-New Orleans ad .
vices, of the lst, per wesrern Metropolis,
state that military movements are still 10
pre- gtcss for the repossession Of the country
beyond the TeChe.
The bOmbardmeni OF Fort Powell, be.
low Mobile, continued vigorously. Tbs
rebel batteries replied but none of our
vessels were seriously hurt The only
casualty on our side was the wounding Of
one man.
A letter from the feet says Farragat in :
teuds TO silence Fort Powell soon and send
his musquito fleet into Mobile bay, and By
so doing. cut OF Forts Morgan and Gaines
The bay is said to be Obstructed three miles
below Mobile ia such manner that YES
sells are compelled to pass nuder the guns
of two iroI clad forts and a battery IRON
the shore.
The west side of Mobile is defended
strongly at every point.
The ram Tennessee lies in the bay.
Mobile WAS almost entirely destitute OF
soldiers 10000 having gone to meet Sher.
man.
a Key West letter has a rumOr that one
of FarrsgurS steamers had passed Fort
Morgan under terrible Ere; aud another
rumOr that be had captured the works.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Form Fort Smith.

FORr SMITH, AK, March lO.-Cuizens
from Santa Fe reached here to day via
the Cboctaw Nation says the people in New
Mexico are in great fear of a rebel raid in
their country in consequence of the FEEDER
al occupation of the entire Southwest and
the necessity of the rebels finding an out
let 10 that Territory. Gen. Heron having
6lOckaded all routes to Mexico on tho Rio
Grande.
The convention of Choclnws called to
meet the middle of April will embrace all
the leading men of the tribe
The rebel Gen. Maxcy failed to induce
TIE ChoctnWs to continue their relations
with the Confederate Government.
The convention will propose the old
terms of allegiance to the Uuited States
Chiet Jack McCurtin circulated over 1000
copies of the Presidents amnesty procln-
NATION which was received With great fu-
vor.
The seminoles and Cboctaws are still
obdurate owing mainly to the iofiuence Of
Gen. Cooper, their old Indian Agent.
Gen. Blunt arrived yesterday. General
Kimmell. Superintendent of Enrolment OF
voters, also arrived
Gen. Magruder. it is said, accompanied
Gen. Price on his return to Camden and
spent two weeks at his headquarters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Trust Sale.

DURSuANT 10 decd Of trust from Robert c.
il BonhAm and Charles N. GIIbsrtsOn, TO J. II.
PrndletOn aud nysrlI, dated the 2ud day Of Jupe,
1856, aud recorded Ia decd book, numbered H. page
lp1, IN the Recorders Office Of ohio County, ", It
Virginia; and TO \ supplement or addition the
said deed of trust acknowledged for record by the
said nlan and GilOersOn, On thu Goth day OF Au-
hust, 1885, aud recorded Ia d5Od Ok numbered II
page 4i2, In said Office will, Thursday, tue Tth
day April, 1861, comIuenclnR Rt 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon, Proceed tn Aeu at public auction, Rt the
front door Of the COlTt IOusr the said County Of
Ohio. Lot numhcT !. -feur-in the BelIair Addition
to the City IL Wheeling the NOTI eide OF Quincy
street, adjoining tho tot which At the time Of he
execution OF the said deed Of trust belonged the
ReV. William Armstrong. SCtnR as trustee, Will
convey such Iiir Oniy by tr said deed Of trust
I am authuTiLe-i To s=li Hnd convey.
TERMS Of SALB-O-e thiTl Of tbs purchase
money to be IAiu IT, cash, and tile residue in six aud
twelve mouths WiIh interest. The deferred pay
Ineuts be secured by bond aud satisfactory srCuTI.
~. uIrT Is DANIEL LAMB.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Bg Uelegraph.
Hanging of Rebel DeserteTs,

Esw YoKK, March 1.-THE CONNER.
ciaPs Washington special dated the 10th.
says:
am informed that Sir Francis Head
has written pungent letter to Secret~Sy
Seward, setting forth certain facts con-
nected with the destruction, in the time
of the Canadian rebellion. of the s'.amer
Carolina, asserting that ths position taken
by the United States government in that
affair was Numerically opposite to the
doctrine promulgated 10 the despatch OF
July lib, to Mr.. Adams.
Kingston correspondent of the Raleigh
Contederacy, in speaking of the banging,
on the 9Th. in Kingston, of % captured
soldiers as deserters from the rebel con-
scription says:
The prisoners assembled the scaffold with
u firm and elastic step, and met their fate
with unhiuching fOrIitude. They asked
Tor no quarter, and scornfulIy spurued all
Overtures of concession on condition Of
their returning to duty in the Confederate
service.
The multitude were moved to tears and
openly denounced this cruel massacre,
which is causing desertions from the Con-
tederate service by the wholesale, and
creating an indiG nation which il is feared
will be uncomfortable.
II is reported that the rebels intend to
hang the entire number of Union soldiers
captured by them from Col Fosters com
maud, 81 10 number; half of whom have
been in the rebel service.
The native Union troops have decided to
to take the question of retaliation into
their Owu hands. They have given their
officers who do not approve of severe
measures, an opportunity to resign, and
have also given notice that immediate
death will be inflicted upon any officer
who offers hereafter to surrender to the
enemy or ask for quarter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
PROPOSALS FOR MULES.
OTTIcE CHIEV QuGSrEENAsrER,
DEPARTMENT WHsF VIRGINIA,

CUNsERLLND Nh, Marlh :, 1854
EAIEO PROPOSALS will be resolved at this OF.
- ace until MUSUAH, The llth day of MARCH. at
u O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the Government with
three hundroL and hty-;i5I-MULES, to b. deliver
ed at Grafton. MArtinsbur, and H4Tper's Ferry, Va
and to conform to toe following
SPECIFICATIONS:
All to be sound, we'll eVslOptd suIunals iu full
health, free trOuI auJ klruish or eject which wou
unit them for severe work, and In god he b
Al! TO be over three and under niue years Of age
All TO pc fourteen hands or over Ia height.
PROPOSALS..
The full name aud Post Oliee address OF the bid
der must appear 10 the proposal.
1.-THE bldIs inAde in the uAmo Of tirm, the NAMES
ing it.
sidsred. aud an oath OF allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
bidders must state at which of the above named
points they propose TO make deliveries.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned at
Cum6eIlAId, Nd, and should be marked Proposals
BID. Tor any 1901 Mules and upward. will bsro
GUARANTY.
The ability OF the bidder to all the contract, should
It be awarded to him, must be Ruaraut esd by two
responsible persons. whose signatures must be- nt,-
pended to the guarantee
The responsibility or the guarantees must be shown
BY the ofetAl certificate OF u 8. District Judge or
Attorney, Collector OF Custom >, other GHTeTli-
G,eut snistAi, or some responsible person known
Bidders must be present IN hersoa when tho bids
are opened their proposals. will be considered
Bohds, equal 10 amount to half tue sun To he Ie-
ceiIei on the courAct signed by the contractor and
10th his guarantee, i'll be required OF the success
full bidder LPOn signing the contract.
As the SOnda must accompany the contract il will
be necessary for the bidders to their gOndmeu
with thu IN or to have bJuds siRued tn anticipation
aud ready u be PrOdueri hen the contract Is slgu.
ed.
Blanks for Blonde be procured upon applicA.
tlon being mHde At this lice, either personally, by
letter or telegraph.
PORN OF GUARANTEE
We Of the County Of ........ and state OF
and Of the County OF and
sale Of do hereby guarantee that
IofHS OF his pToposiE0n and that should his PTopO-
StiOu be accepted, he will at enter into tou-
tract In accordance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded to him, We are
prepared to become his sureties.
To this guarantee must be appended the official.
csItihca above mentioned.
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All mules contract ed for under this advertisement
will DO subjected to rgi inspection aud those not
to the specifications will be rejected.
The Mules must all be delivered at rae several
points ell, within hIteen-lS-lays from date of
stRnlnR the CONTRACT.
Pa. msnt to be made after tn COu plstiOu
OF each contract the undeI signed may DO GlndP
Any informally In the bid or non compliance with
the teTms Of this advertisement will inSurs the re-
lection Of the proposal.
The undersiRntd reserves to himself the light to
reject any or ali bids.
a. v.BARRINGER,
Captain a d Chief QuSrterns ster,
mr. ID Qept VI West NiTRIuiI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
NOTICES TO sUssCRIBERs.

We have this day sold to Mr. Theodore
Gorrel all that portion OF our Daily circu-
i.tioo delivered by carriers. He will be
tue only authorized collector for subscrip-
Tons accrutnG after the LIST day of March.
Our patrons will fad iu Mr.. GorrsI a
courteous gentleman who will use every
td0rs to have the paper delivered prompt
y aud regularly and will make his collec-
lions PuuctuAlIy At short intervals
All sums due for subscription previous
30 the 6rst Of March will be called for by
Ger former collector or may be paid At the
s6er. fsb29
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
New York Market
NEw YoRK, March

NEW YORK March II
Qotton-Dull. heavy and lover at 77GST7k
for mIddling upIands and u for low mid
ding. Ill
Fiour-Wthout decided change NJ Z 10
al IS Cor extra r. II. o. and 3oUS 90
Tor uade brands, mnIksr closing quiet.
whisky-Dull NJ ss@se for State and
9Od9l tor western.
Wheat-Dull and dropping at G. for
Chicago spring, | 63@lG u for N:l. club,
TOAl IS for winter red western.
CUrn-Dull, irregular aud l"werini Sl3
al 80 for cash aud l 81 on shUrt Urmr .rs
shipping mixed western ia store, aud 70
for southern yelinw.
O.ts-A shade ti,mer at oo.ol fer State
and western.
wool-Firmer, nothing of moment do
ing.
Pe,roleum-ore', crude sI1@se, rebn-
ed iU bond Al SO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Kiluatriok aeain at Worlk.

NEE-YoRk, Match IA private letter
from Fortress Monroe, Glib, says; LSSaf
evening as Gen. lKlInatIicl. was leaving
here TO return to his command at York;
town, news reached Gen. Butler that he
enemy had been troubling our lines be-
tween Portsmouth and Suffolk. General
Butler at once stopped the Yorktown boat
aud II consultation took place between him
and Fitzpatrick. The result is that Geu'l
Fitzpatrick and his command were removed
from Yorktown to Portsmouth dnricg last
night, and are now with our forces AT the
lines in front of Portsmouth or on tue ad
vance 10 pursuit of the enemy.
! was up in trout yesterday p. NJ and
ascettalned that the enemy's force consist
ed of only 1000 infantry aud some two
regiments of cavalry, with four pieces OF
artillery. This may have been their ad
vance force only.
Artillery firing was distinctly heard
during last night, which was by our forces
shellIng The woods, not knowing but the
enemy was advancing 10 force.
Our force is quite sufficient to defend the
front aud place troops 10 position to cut
off their retreat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Vermont sheep for Sale
La Belle House, Bridgeport. Ohio

La Belle House, Bridgeport, Ohio
I HAVE SO Rue aud thorough bred SPANISH
,hr State Of Vermont, part Of them from the ceie.
btateI iiOeEI Of Hammond, J. T. a V. Rich, Of AID.
dison County Vermont.
These Ewes are all fill bloOLod, aud are all Iu
Lamb by the best Bucks 10 the State 10 ~ the
nottingham, 10 by tho SandIOrd Gibbs Buck, IL
by thu young Sw eep take Buck and tho remainder
by the beat two year old Back ever brought irUuI
Vermont. Sa buck now have with me- tic was
sired by the old Nottingham Buck, and from a Eve
selected frUm J. T. 4 v. Rieh's flock, Of. ehureinm.
VI The said Buck bred by E.M. Cook OF
ShOreham, Vt. would invite tho Wool, shGep
Growing aud Farming class OF the Community, and
All IoNeTs Of good Sheep TO call at tho La Belle
House and see what have got.
viii give every that wishes TO purchase
sheep oms, good ref renee that he eau Ascertnin
Sh1t he % buying. ask Inan u buy unless he
Is perfectly satisfied that he Is getting what he pays
Tor. 1.PARKER,
mrs O:d&Itw. whiting. Addison Co, VI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
More Incidents of the Late Cavalry
Raid.

NEw YORK, March IA special to the
Tribune says:
From returned Richmond prisoners we
learn the following incidents connected
with Kilpatrick's raid:
When information reached Richmond
that Fitzpatrick had crossed the Rtpldau,
most rigorous orders were issued respect
log prisoners. The prison WAS mined and
200 kegs Of powder placed under it, and
every preparation made to blow the prlsO.
ners into eternity. Ignorant that the prison
was mined. plan was formed TO attempt
to join our forces when they should get 10
the city. Ga Monday only those bringing
rations called in. aud they refused to Goa
verse; the guard WAS increased, and strict
orders given TO shoot any Que who Should
approach the windows or stairway.
Three officers and $50 men from KiIplt.
rick's force, were confined 10 the cells aud
fed only on corn paste and water.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Marshal,s Sale.


United States OrisE OF SaIs-PulI Term
vs. 1883, DIstrict COURT OF the u
Persona! Property 3. for the Western Dist. of Va.
OF ChaS. W. Russell. J at Wheeling, Sept. u, 1865
l NpuTsuHnco Of an order Of sale, made aud entered
at the Fall Term, 1865 OF the district Cont OF the
United States for the Western District OF Virginia
at Wheeling, In tho above entitled cau,s, will on
saturday. March 18Th 1884, the IrUnI door OF tile
Court HOuHs OF Ohio County, sell at Public Auction
to the highest aud best bidder, Une Family Carriage
formerly the property OF ChAS. ". Russell.
Terms Of sAle-CAsh- funda. SalO to
commence at 10 O'clock a NJ.
EDWARD II, NO TON
mrl U. s. MaTrlIAl, ". D. w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12

pDCLEvELASD AND PITTsBUEG Rail-
AoAD.-President J. n. Mccullough having
accepted the situation of General Super.
tuteudeut Of the Pirtsburg, Fl. Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, the Board of Directors
have appointed Mr.. J. P CLARK as Presi-
1eot. and Mr.. J. H. DeversnuI. as Super
tDteodent of the Cleveland aud Pittsburg
Railroad.
Nj Mccullough i. one of the abIest
railroad managers in The country, but in
bis new position he will have larger
scope for his eminent ability. He has left
:ne Piusburg Road 10 good hands, who
kill no doubt carry out the. policy which
n4' already brought tho road out of great
c.GeuIties aud made it one Of the leading
!.aes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
TRUSTEES SALM.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust from John Russell
ID to uenry Ech1Is. dltsI April LIST, 1852, and re-
cOIdSi in Dee: Book A. page 2pO, Of OhiU County
FecUrdE and Of my appointment hS the Circuit Court
OF said county, as Trusiee IN place Of said Echos
will sell at the front door Of the Court House OF
ohio County, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1864, At ~
O'Clock, A. NJ, ut pubic auction, Tor CAsh, RI that
part OF Lot No. 20, situated Euff street, that
part OF the CtyUf Wheeling, laid out by MNscI ".
ChApIine and Others the dttCTibtd as tJlIUWs:
rs feet front on HO street and extending bIck tho
same breadth l:2 feet To alley, being the same
property convey ed 10 said Russell by Robert White,
by deed dat I'd ApTn lEt, 1859
JOHN O. CHANDLER,
mr4 I'd Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
From Washington.

wAsHINGroN, March 1.-THE Posts
special says:
Gen Grant arrived here about an hour
ago lie takes the 5 30 O'Clock Western
trim to night bound f,r Nashville, accom-
panied b. his chict OF sinT
The case bef"re the Supreme Court to-
day is that OF Frederick Schuckardt auI
others rs. Phillip Allen and others.
There were on tbs dnsket on the first
Monday in December about 1854 cases, OF
which l59 have been reached.- As tue
Court will adjourn on the lst If May, y
lMrge numbe- will remain undisposed of
at that time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
FOR SALE.

A LAND EHGINE, complete, for . saw MIL, 10
n inch cylinder 20 inch stroke; also n fosl front
grate bars, AID all lNtuIes for burning tau bark
aud duet.
Also. tract OflAnd in Harts run In Marshall
county, through Which the u. y. II. L.. runs con
tatns 1904 acres with about ~ 81 cleared
and under god ience. with yuunS apple aud prach
OTchaId selected iruit, over 2JJ IreCS, frame
house with rooms we'll finished, thIao cabins, two
stables, cave, smoke hOuSe, blhck sltoP. good
we'll Of water With pump.
For further Information enquire of. W. DunleVy
ON the premIsCs or Of the suLrcriber-.
DUNLENH co,
Steamboat Ruilders,
iel22-lmhkW MheeIiug. ". VI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12

nD-IS referring merchants aud all
buyers of Fancy Goods to Mr.. Pollack's
advertisement, We notice as usual the live
hest activity and busy bum at The Notion
House, sOOu dispeIliug all rumOrs of
rebel raids through West Virginia. and
fascinating the observer With pleasant
contemplation 10 the confidence of such
extensive preparations tor an approaching
active spring trade.
No use to borrow trouble! Go on with
the business, and vixen buyiug Notions
please remember that PoLLAcK's Is TIE
SOTION HousE. tn th sA