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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05
4 UC7TON SALES.
THIS OAK.
D. Redwood. Philips q O., Aucs.orsste,
Tie. 81 ...sln street,


oy Redwood. Philips q Co, Aucs.onssrs,
tie. 81 ,tsn street,
WE WILL SELL AT THE CORNER
~ Of Main aad Tvent:sth struot~ on L0!-.
DAY NEXT, rt 10 o'elcck,
Household an4 Kitchen Furniture,
- Glass and Crcczary~ats.
SAFE
Mattresses,
C,1tt:ne. &c. &c,
REDWOOD. PHILLIPS Z Co.
de Auc:ionVets
by l.. Il. Cook, AucGaneeE,
40 20 Main street
III OTSEI0LD FURNITURE, SC,
FOR 5ALE AT AUCTION. MONDAY,
Ito 9Th instant, al 10 O'Clock vii sell at u.v store
au tHoeIicr' asset iuert of baud =0n!c FURNITURE,
&c, comprising
ht,daob,s walnut Janny Land Bsd7,tai
Mahogany Cabinet,
Mahogany WaEhstaul4.
Mahogany Wardrobe,
Mahogany S:isb0aris,
Sot.a. P4-.or, Cane ard Windsor Chair,
i"tt4ge and ether Hads.eal4,
Dining and other Table,.
Ae,t,la5.os. Blankets,
C.ocscIy aud GIas gare,
s-rCra. vary eI-c!4out Cerrets,
2 A,s.tight Cooking Stores,
5 O2tea nj FEgi1r Stoves,
bal-+La Fg.1ao Finesa-
VII ts s5i4i--
excellent Open Carna5 for Two horses
Let # HtrEeS,
Dc. :. :. COOK, Auctlorcar.
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Ne" c2 Be-. sHsDnz,o, = rAsp.
ArcT!oY, C~5:1Ss.a. ...D GE.'EI-.-I A7z:.e1.
The UEdsg1g- L@Te this day assoc-et.a them-
SD JIM g IN o 81 si.Es3 = so s t
the style ar at.R q LJCIS, S!A1IDLhSo% s.
IEE; oad 2T1Cg taken hat large arG :. ..u.5-
dious house, Liam IL Smiths oil stand. We ia
Ls.H street, '2eGe t1ay tt7e ia T;oGa 81 s,oraas
ard 2Sva.at: a,aV' dsr.6g Il Cf9Qia, Wares 2Iid
AaychG.-dis ot c75r: rt.en, : ,~nitu;e. t-c-
&c. s., II? Sc.,.t cons: uI41l.ts. 4.elErE their
STRICT atetJ = c"c:v mater S1tIuFted - Iha-n,
% be eaerf:.c al prorp; they hope - men: and
reoe.rc II ret,cla.c @. JhaIgSrendS anl he pubic
lie ai!su!d :! u Tie cary ~ adjoining counties.
STEPHEN bclI9, ia
JOIN I. SAEpEh-CS,
THOMAS !, I. 1AB1
NGICE TO TAI-PATE2S.-Purau-
! Y ut TO IN ord.0a-c0 passed the i1tt Of juno,
i555, viii 2ttc.lt II the Collector OlI,e II tie
Cty all, :-or. tie l5t! % the %lst Of December.
nci&Ce, % receive ne remaining half Of taxes
ten ~ cent. ~ having previously paid the Gr-t
ha- n jEc6 LAST. ~ aHtc-c:-ce "-ta Slld OIdl-
ua1a. julius a. EOb51E,
Collector u CITY OF @L.sAu.1a1
: :, BIT VIII lie seen tIoTn the above lat the
ectGr !. rulJe3 10 a11<nG at the oG.ea ieoIu ,be
. - Ihe sis. u the month, 70 receive taxes ~
mining dJa tresn Jure last. Before the January
IN OF TIE Hastings Court, Ae i reCUI i, by o.
nance, t. advertise delinquent zeal e4.ate 70 be
old foT non I ayuient q taxes.
Persona wb@ have not done 50, viii see tIc ucc5s-
,;ty CT calling md pairing :La.- taxes, il IS H.
'ossue toE ne Collector 10 cal Oh :tea before he
sigeItlses
al taxes pus; be paid y, Tin the tune SPECIFIED
Is s0nsrF Indulgence c'-11-'' - gin --.--.,-
&C .-t@tD ColIsctcC OF I.cy Cf Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

DI&SOLUIIUE.-Ths &C partnership
J heretofore ssI-ins yndeC re nSn4o AID style
= AEEE5 s WADE is Tie dsy dissolved By u4'.-
lCIl C3as-.ut5 / -. hIIlfsi LaTlnc 5tlrcnaStd the
sccl7c .1.esert q WILLIAM Il. HADI. ii tie
* III ~ assuming al - d"1ts III liabilities.
:, ". @.LEE3 7744 Il II i 'ulje:.0u.
=. " &YatS.
William =. WALE-
I.ha21i, Leoax is3r :, l3-o:.
TIqv.CS rs s2o7a at7t,J, nuv:lanai Vie entire II.
Ie-[%t c: - - .!-&& u 49,. "! = CF!nG2 tee
publication G. go ~CL IEE.S HI RATED
>;EETS ne coz I155.RAIE So ATE5 -GL1ICAI
SD S-RGt-aI. JOURNAL 4ni VII r,z-e prc.lr:
c-:aZ;iV4! .. ~ r-:.r" :. C-c.S AND JOB Fn-N1-
nc. de 6-8t' z. ". AIEE5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

rsSHE KEY AND FIXTURES OF a
| VALUABLE GROCERY STAND, ~ Tfnt.
inG 2. moderate E.it, situated taa We! Inc q
siSth street. between B'nat snd M,I-6eIi street,
together with t~o SI0FLS. Ona C0ohl 'v-'sACF .
sn3 other articica. The shove sale viii take pace
On TUESDAY,, the ST. day 0; December instant a.
10 o'ciocE. 1tRNi: Casa.
l. 3-3t- I. N, CEANt11-.
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4 3, COOK, AvcTlQl FER, No. 20 Main
Ls street, respectfully notifies hi. friends that
he vail coni-iius tha AUCTION EUeISk39 at the
same stand, 10 70 Main street He premises that
while absent ia tie field, the interest c. tboso IA
vo.iuz BIN With business sas- &c rs promptly et-
tsEded 70 as IF - were present. Ra VII. give his
personal atteaGuo to sales a. IL Is compatible with
IS p,e-ert d4ties.
10 - E. Z. cOoK.
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~ LoTo HAIR, i.r 49,. -
&c q. !, il t9,;9cr,a =: t.e FRI, ~Z L%L2 - -
I%C1 SALOON. % TO- ..i.c ~. .. .s'-..,. r. .
and Teu,A. L,.1iss' Ci.T2ce entrance y o.. D..
3e2t. - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

NY A1-tTED Having -: - 80 r.
~ III, -, . -2s.- =. C--.s-.' >--
CZtAi>D . t3-as 49, 0!92a2- .a.--. -. o..
military e.
Gla 80: G..c Sa.s 9: --s:--.~-- l. :r- a-. o. r.-.
fcrt=1 i &c i: = - go. s----, .. -...
ssr Z { ro.5 seE,,-. 2. h. @.r--r. el--. E.. ri f..
d1ss5 lie o~:-4- -0&-L11s. o. - III o.. ....
1<z:l-.-.. CONN., Va a. ..--
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FUTURE DAT.
= -.ne,s. T.-.or, Auq5onso~,

liz Jsuea x. Ts7.og, ~u9t5ossa1'
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE, on
v BROAD gThrET. FOR SAIL 81 = ~ ~ 49,. 49,
VIII Be- 4 on TUEsDAT, e.h dag q " i'e a.
instant, On the premises n octoes e A.,
Tween Mad.,Sa sEI N0nroe atleo'a' oo;np..l ~
c. Q Nre1n - s.ocery stofo. Tho 10. EpH,' VI w.
Brood srest :wsnty-ug feet end runs Pn "a.
ficn Of this nyoporty rcad..9 i. valaiala II" nHa'
moss stand A.. l., -
Tsnrs: Liberal, azi r7'.ia kno~n on "" asy OF
sale. JANIS a. -
dc |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

CyTRAY EcTICE.--Cs'ne 70 my house,
pes. tsa De.r ft1n turnpk", Ucortco ca.uty,
or wefrn.s3s5 the s3a q E3vtfaser last, a TALL
RID sIEGK, VA ..e vh e uU"er tho beiiy stal
a whit. star "a she forehead; ahou. X vsaTs Or;
no err ms h, o. sgands laa owuey ~ eQaesssA &"
como fuy--fr5, yrpcc aro-eity, pay exp u-sS and
al. t;aa away. JOIN y. AUTHORIZATIONS.
D. 80"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

T OST OR STOLEN, CHICK, l1aI1...
Z by J"hu i q rs On l1o T'Ia ,e,a' Bank 3 vi
29ta Arrast, 1864, for orc h;;"dl>l ard FRENZY
slsht dolsrs a5,d ,yon.v-Grc cents ~ ao.i q -,
a. mo h +. s-os 1T As~.a baon e'epp<d.
a ia, =. oGEs. r0HEEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

srOR hEN1, nv House AA.t E.-,
With twe ls, > g L-A-S9 asa. AsG, Cr u.
roaa, - SsGaey. pc2-assla2 g1gVa !--- --
Iaelire 8. loy o0opeg G5s9. rG-= - "a g.: - -
az < Crer~aav
&C As y1ST~ -: ~r-c O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

- : -, , 81. E 1-.8L- I.--1-l. .. ~
w - re .-.Ht: r.. S,,--.------. &c..
= rE,T-tc .a-~.-~ ~ 49, re -.- .... F..
t<7ea EE51-A, -1,..1 @s5S =. -. --,..c. IT,. 49,.
ClA@LE5 :. sc. .....
70 ii-ta :..--~ ~ H.....-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

NIFTY DOLLARS REV Ard
II Suay..' NJ .toian from nv rf..ul'H~. c" the
r1,rn,nF 81 WEDNESDAY, tie a1ih November, 1aa'
.i,f;ga-s,.e BLACK COW, VII NA,e h".,y; hoTEs
AocI.oat a.. .s.g, 70 :" esy. scr - 'Ge FainSi.-
The hove rc~stt wi b, pad is her d-stVsI7 g
Ela in Port Mayo o. E@cssttg ed si5td
d. E-2t' tTE-S IL IGt1.OH.
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ETT AE~ED. I c G y : . Z ! i = =.
~ DWELLING - Ia UPPER 70. 3D. n, Plies ...7.
Possession aes..-S ~ t.:.a ac.-e- -. ... -
.-e--r tvo Ec.,2s. ArF,yr9
T. T~AG2-EE C.-e~.-
II 31-sl- Sixth 414 : CO --.-.-5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-05

a FURNISHED ROOM .'u- I,L-r.
u With sas; Cooking and RAs5ir5 a...s ~
nisesi! aes.sed. A2r.y CT lie oo.te, q - 49,
and Assassgs stisat- l1sth s.ae- xIl1s MIDI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
How Low some Things Deseendt

-AANSS1S-s 81
The Pittsburgh Conferences, tnssession
at BaEnesSille excluded from sale in the
Conference chamber the Daily AsgiSteS of
Wheeling, onsthe ground that u was op.
posed In sentiment and expression TO the
interests of The government and the Coun-
try. We inclined at 6rst to the belief
that the action was somewhat hasty and
severe; but subsequent Developments
show its wisdom and fitness. Whatever
be the statue OF the Daily Registr, as to.
its loyalty or disloJ atty, it i certainly foul.
mounted and degraded. The issue Of
Tuesday coHtaInsR leader on the Confer
encei and IL this is sample of it's general
life, it is disgrace to the age aud the
nation. ltis one of the haletnl things,
whose death will do more good than its
life. Its staple commodity is falsehoOd.-
IL says that the report OF the committee
on the State of the Country, aud which
was adopted by the Conference, recon-
mended Hthe n. election of Lincoln" How
utterly false this is may be seen by exam
lining the resolutions of the report, found
In another column. II says the town being
small and the Conference large, "the
preachers. we're sent 10 the houses of
Complexities and others. The preachers
were severe in their remarks upon the
ShmPpelhIH OhutcuI ana 10efei dbefet0Te
jeeted from con- ortd6le quarters.n A false.
lood Ii,sWarp and Woot. The editor again
says, Never was Gods holy day so desc.
Grated by discussing the merits of copper
heads, the niger, and Lincoln, than vas
lasliSunday in Barnesyille." A glazing
falsehood. The whole article is tissue
OF suchtfalsehOods. It contains too many
weak attempts at scurriliiy. We are sur.
prised that such = thing as the Wheeling
Daily Register can live at this age of the
world. IL seems 10 have neither brains nor
Veracity, nor any communicable virtue,
even The least. wecan assure our readers
iato whose bands Ihe Tuesday issue may
have fallen. that Its whole account of the
Conference is 'ibelous aud false.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

'HlHE undersigned Trustee for Hester Am EIstns.
i ton, at her instance, oilers for sale pAIt Of
her farm, situate on the Cumberland road, Oboui
three miles east of the City OF Wheeling Ohio
county, West Va said part offered for sale, VII
contain from ten to tCCn acrss OF tAnv to suil tia
purchaser, tueincing one Of the most valuable cal
banks la tue eounty,Wbieh has been opened and par
easy access, and fertile E5if run of water Vss.s
through said land convenient for s.5cx. % said
tand il a line spring Of water, convenient to The
dwelling house. There Is on comfortable rAus
dwelling house and stnble, both n good condIt. o0,
and same Is siIuAtel about SIX hundred yGrIs sasi
OF ths Cumberland road, with good rua1 I.a5inE
from the Cumberland road through said lanls-
Those desiring 70 Pusehase are invited to VieE sad
land and Its advantages for Themselves.
Terms OF sale will be reasonable, aud be m1t'
known TO any applicant, by tn. undtrsiguei, uPou
calling on himOr 81 @. Good, Esq, Of Wheeliul.-
Uaquestionable title will be Civ TO the pdrehAsst
+ - BEN0NB $. GOOD,
MIRA 4Wd Trustee,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
~ TRUSTEES SALE.

~ virtue Of a deed of trust, Inade and eGesatsi
~ TO me by Benjamin r. Goodwin 4Gd ANNA
4oodEtnS his wife, bearing date On the 18th Gay Of
JuIy, u, 1850 and which said deed 10 Of record
IN the Recorders ofiiee In the CountJ OF Marshall
In the State Of West Virginia, 1 shan proceed 70
Ae at public auc l0n at the front door Of the CeuF'
aouse Tor MoFahall county, in the town Of AOuaSi-
Vlne, on Wednesday Shs 4Oth day OF April, A. w.
lS5l 70 the highest and best bidder, the iOlOSisG
described property tO-Wit: beginning At an Elm
tree on the bank Of the OhIU River. corner to tie
lands OF Milton JoneP; thenes g $50 g. IS poles TO
White Oak at the top OF the hill corner 10 PTslsi
lex 6tnith; thence n. $40 Z. "a poles 70 4 Locust
thence 9. 90 90 poles To Linn at the hesd OfdTsA
thence down said drain with the mesndenngs 10 the
rtyeri thence down the river with its meaudsriuEt
70 the beginning; containing Thirty (s0) Astst
more or HISS II being the same property heTeto5Is
conveyed by Jacob OEalEer and WIFE 10 Benjamin
I. GoodWine, by deed bearing date tho 6ih Gay q
october, 1885, and which said deed u Of record ID
the RecOrdtFs ONCE Of the County Court Of MAJ,
shall county, 10 book 10 folio 12s also all Of IG1
GOODWIN and WIfe's right, title and interest ID
SSEtAln Lot and House situated on the hank Of US
Ohio river, In MArshall county, VirsaiS, It beins
inc same or pa5t Of the same devised BY JOSEPH
smllh to stephen Day and decided BY stephen U.y
10 J. =. Ramsay and decided by J. 8. Ramsey .
benjamin p. Goodwin, and bounded a. iCiloSl
beginning At n stake in the road in said Daye lns
ana rnnntng with The road up the river, R Po'ss 70
STAKE IN the road; thence 10 snail oak on Iho
pgtnt above the House in said Days line IhspS'
Win said line to the beginning including one 1e1s
there more or less and alsJ the bank IN lIon y
the river, which said deed from J. g. RAn1ey . ss4
BehJRmiu p. Goodwin, - of record in the hee9t'
der,s Utice Of the County Court OF MarshAll eepA'
y, West Virginia, in Book ID, folio l29. so.
Selling as trustee, / shhll convey only sueh u'''
as is in me vested.
Trims QF EALE-0nehnlfeas cash and the GAii ,lt
In six months and the title retained until tp'UAf
sR1S rS 81 ID ss purchase money Is P5n l. oRANNkR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
DIED,
FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale two Kngiues, twelve Inches In
j. diameter, four aud 4 half feet stroke monet emf
on: also two cylinder boilers forty fneaes 10 diane.
ter and forty feet each length. The boilers are
heavy quarter Inch Pittsburgh iron, OF Tie best
quality with heavy wrought irou heads and hAyO
been carefully preserved with loss than ons years
actual serTiee In addition will sell all the mi
chinsFy contained In my mill building, such ~ cast
and wrought irons Of various descriptions Prs nch
burrs, &C. There Is large amount OF choice lun-
ben, much OF It clear stun, very derirabs for Gar.
peutes and Pattern makers The machinery in ths
Mill was desi2re cd by au accomplished MiiiWrieht
aud Is equal to ten barrels OF -four per hour
DeStng TO retain and prepare the Sill hORse itself
only the extensive machinery therein containEd .
which viii sell as u whole or In parcels, Is NAV
suit 7rchAsers. -
II not sold by "Wednesday, the 10 Of April will
on that day, At ~ O'Clock y me- offer the above ds
scrtbed property ~ public sale
wheeling, March rs, 1884, ohAm FnESs D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
WRITING SgHO0I For { A6IES

"a W ltI1IRG SCHOOL FOR I,KDIEs-ARxot;
q ~ now open at the Business Ooiler
other students attend. Terms $5 peF mortb ~ IIS
s = eeEEe uniimiEsd in time, payable Il ne dime
81 60 tF4hee a good hand ftttng eau Be ieSuIrr5
mrSi In IN from two 70 three month";
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

BROWNS BRoNUHlAI TRooaps q.
msnded tor public speakers ana otbsrr.
ZOE tae -, Leliet OF colds and TO clear the
Y voice nee Their efficacy is strongly atisstsd
oy Soagressmsn, olergymen, Military men
limitations, be sure to obtain the eenn; ne
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

PoaK:Paektng in St. Iouisin 1858 was.
largely il excess of any former year. The
total number Of pigs which fell under the
saetiheial knife VAS ass. fsl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
81 Hotel Furniture for Sale.

u Il iAOM OttER FOR PALE TO private bidders the
furniture Ia the Monroe House until ;i'SiSs
stu day will sell At public ape
tso9, 81! the residue. A5st Of the fuFnftfTt a a.
eoa A. neH and consists OF bedstead and bSdfiD-
LADIES Stools stoves, carpets, Kitchen fuT5i
tlaVe also for sats one Family. OarriaVs, AVA -.
INST rate anIly horses PefSonSy esiToS. Sg ~ ~
& gains VII do we'll call ON the pFoprieseE At
Tue 1s aaSa no House ~ HIRAM RtNsEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

ARE you aware that q simple copvb ts,.
inmates in eonsumption7 Why not Sc Ti.s=
10 time and use Aliens Lung Balsam NbiSb,
eopseQuencesH = =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

JANIS 8. ROILINs writes from washing.
ton to his friendsin Missouri to cultivate
plenty OF tobacco this year, for it is likely
% pay better than any other crop.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
FIGURING Mill for Sale.

iNYILL sell our Pl1uring MIL situated ~ Vs3@ |.
Wv. Wheeling, on Baltimore and ONO Il. = ~
short distance below tho B. 4 o. & z. Dsp''' ~
tFiHetibank-s.f " - n,..
The Mil has four run Of French buTrS anu - ~,
modeEn Improvements In machinery Inc s4F'
OF the Mill ts 160 barrels per day. -. -.
Size Of Bngine 10 inch bore, three ZEE SI.rI
timated at 90 horse power, three cylinoeI Sjii
20 feet long, SO inches in diameter. The ul1ll
l6g Is 60 feet by 40 four stories and -.
tAehed 60 feet by 40, three stories tneluI III "a
mentS also new stable So feet BY y Lus ~ III
which the Mills erected Is "a by ~ feet Az
be sold with the Mil. - ,,.,hs,
WoJEould call the attention Of espithntie S,rSt.
property, - theFeis no Mil more tAToF1DY 80 4.
ed than this IN ths western country w NJ ~
good grain growing country surT0nndi14 ~ =. raa
then We have the Ohio river ~ oGr doot liA'
1t all times get supply Of grain -, ssor
We are also tAToTRbly situated 70 snip ~ 1h0
to the Eastern Markets both by Balti6loiS
Railroad and Pennsy lTaniA Central. ~ -isss
good local trade for our -four and ieed, hi ,b oE
= We have railroad from Our Mil d9Hn " 90, tie
water mark, by which we draw our Eness os1 can
landing Into the NIL, BY machinery. hat
take In from two 70 three thOnSAnd busneIs s
In day SAVING the heavy eTpsnBe OIL dt.i eJ,t u
Should the property not be 500 y M a. nab
AiFil ie private sale, We then VII oHeE a. a. he
lie sale on that day at two O'Clock r. s..I,,s TtI
COnrt House IN the city Of WheSll9G., ,5S = Co
be made easy. A. n. DHFh lhA''
IBSltimoro AmeriOan, Cincinnati GaEs.tSS I'd
PitfSbarrh GaGstts copy tn sOth ApIiL anu -
bIll TO this ONCE for eolieetIon.l
z .INPN II4NDKTRoHIsPs-4oo dozen IA ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

PAEsos BROwSLow, in his Knoxville
Wig and Rebel Keaatqtor, says Of the
Tennessee aristocracy: Through the
mercy of God, the frmness of Mr.. Lincoln
and the madness of the Southern Confed.
eFacy, We are all about to find common
level, where we can at least boast that
the Lord is the maker of us all. He has
not heretofore been the maker of man
but the times are ohsugingi 1t will re-
quire lamps and gaslights 10 the daytime
to find the aristOcracy of this towulp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

a HAS in Albany gave $500 piano to
the Sanitary Fair-took ous ticket himself
IN the lottery, aud got the ptanoi Lucky
dogl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
.Trustee's SAFE Of Real KSta1e

/ ~ virtue Of n deed Of trust made by Marin, gu,
ID igesOn and David W. Gibson, dated The Dan
day of June, 1851, aud recorded In the once Of n,
Recorder for Ohio county, in deed book nuut.,r
forty-tWo-42-foliO four hundred and three-tlS-.
Twill. on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF March "a
at 10 o'clock A. b., At the front door Of the Cout
House Of Ohio cOu nty. proceed to sell ots Lunbs,
nine and ten, in square number twenty.e eight il
that part Of the city Of Wheeling called BuenS Visit.
addition TO the city Of Wheeling, as laid out bI
Emma ChurchIl's trustee
On tile above described property Is frame cottage
with two rooms, good well Of water, &c.
Selling trustee, shall convey such title a. +,
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
Eeb3.td H. O. OOTTS, Trustee.
P. S.-The above a'e is postpon ed untn MON
DAY, the 18th day Of APRIL, 1864,
mar4.td HENRYC COTS Trustee
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INDIANA had raised on the slst of jan
uary an aggregate ot7,sso. men more than
required, and in.eysry district there is an
excess of from 500 to 800 men. The vet.
eFan credits and eulistments since that
time have raised her surplus to about 25..
600, oreuoush to discharge her quota nm
der new call for 4OO. 900. She win thus
escape draft under the new call for
100000.
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"It Is eaough 10 say, 10 general, tbat il

"It is enough to say, in general, that If
the law of CONSUMPTION had not Oeen made
In 1862, Governor Brown would now monl-
DER IN his grave, fill u prisoners cell in a
Yankee tPenitentinry, OF wander misera-
bic exile 10 strange lands; Georgia's plan.
tations would have Yankee owners, aud.
the Wretched remainder of ita thriving
population at this moment would envy the
lot OF their own negroes. Had that law
been never made, the forces OF the United
States would long ago have swept from the
earth the last vsstiges OF The Southern
Uontederacy, and of the society for the
defence of which it was organized; and If
1t had not been extended at the last session
OF Congress, the evil day would have only
been Postponed-our armies would have
been dissolved, and all the blood of three
years would have been poured out for no
purpose. The same species OF answer to
all the attacks which lawyers Ingenuity
can pick IN the law regulating the curren-
cy. is equally conclusive. In another
month, Treasury notes would not have been
worth the blank paper on which they we're
printed. The country would have now
been not only deprived of currency, but
OF credit; thai to say, of the power to
create a new currency. The necessity of
things, aud the right of self-preservation,
justify triting wrongs. De Rlinimis non stt !.
rant.f
RETURNED REBEL PRISONERS.
The reception of the exchanged rebel
prisoners in Richmond is thus described /:
1--WE never saw a greater crowd than aa-
sembled yesterday to welcome. home the
Confederate prisoners-sixty officers aud
eleven hundred privates-Nho came by flag
OF truce boat TO City Point on Saturday.
The landing at Rockets and the neighbor.
ing hills wereShronged and crowded with
those who received them there, and the air
was rent with the responsive acClaims of
the people and the prisoners.
Governor Smith was at the landing to
tender Virgiuia's welcome add Virpi3ia's
hospitality to her own aud her sisters sons.
Tue State Guard, with its band of music,
escorted them to the Capitol Square, where
another vast crowd hailed them with every
manifestation of joy, and where abundant
refreshments had been seul by the citizens
Here they were met by the President, who
passed through the whole line and gave
them most cordial greeting. He address
ed them at some length amid enthusiastic
cheering, but we were not near enough to
hear his remarks.''
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0Oa RaAFA car AAE, and kOop OSsh BtaF
ES6h stripe e blight ~ new they wave.
st1l nakS ftlOAd cur rAnkB In war
SAN hoat above each PAkTiOt1h grave,
DOath 70 the traitor that would dare
10 tTaii It thrUaEh the dust Of shame,
Al honest hearts its lot viii Gh2r0
And folloW II 20 Death OF Eame.
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WANTEn.
s Filth w. Va. Cavalry.

Il eRb bBHAnts q few GOOD men Tor the BIZ,
NSsWIRA. Cavalry. Ib2 foT j s5Ss, ~
ns5 Recruits III be paid. The 9Th CayaiFY & iSs
~ ne best egtments III the soTYies Capt fSr1IS
Nll sts M dqnaFtsts AZ she Monroe Home,