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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
) E.CONGRRssToNAL.
wAsrmoFOr. April as.

On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, the Com.
mittee on Indian Affairs were instructed 70
inquire into the truth of the statement
That the Winnebago Indians are In starv-
log condition, and 10 report what legisia.
ton, IL any, 10 necessary to relieve their
present desLitution aud depIorabls eondi.
ton.
Nr. Feutou offered a resolution, which
was adopted, instrueting the Committee
on Military Affairs to report bill giving
the bounty Of 500 to aoy non. commits
stoned officer, private, musician, or arti-
hcer who shall have been honorably dis.
charged In consequence OF wounds received
or injuries sustained in the service and in
the line Of his duty, aud pro rata share
OF said bounty of enc hundred dollars to
any volunteer for a Proportionate term Of
service exceeding three months, as il now
provided by law for those serving two
years.
[EoFR.-ThiS resolution is preceded by
Q preamble having reference TO two years
Ne" York volunteers, the proposition be.
ing designed to meet their case
Mr. Garfield. of Ohio, introduced a bill
providing for the more speedy punishment
Of guerrillas. II authorizes commaudinr
Generals in the field to carry into execu.
ton sentences agaiust guerrillas aud per.
sons guilty Of robbery, arson, burglary,
rape, and violating the laws and custom.
OF war, aud spies, mutineers aud murder
ers. The bill was referred TO the Oom.
mittee on Military Affairs.
= The House went into committee on the
Internal tag bill. An amendment va.
adopted taxing all sales of gold and siIvel
bullion, sterling, exchange, money, stocks
bonds, 60, one 9Th OF one per cent. on
the amount OF such sales, and contracts fol
such sales.
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ECL,ENTIn-

DR. R.H: LIB, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
IL Aeeoueher, tenders his professionals services TO
ths citizen! Of wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. L. Is q
Graduate OF the Eclectic Medical institute OF Gin
etnnAtL and has had many years oXperIsnce In the
practice Of bis essOu and he hopes by Close at
tonttOn % business, 70 m0r1t share of the public
patronage Dr. Leo has given special attention 70 aud
has been eminenty successful In the treaIrhent of
chronic diseases Of every and espeetalIysof
such - kheumatism and diseases Of the Bye 4 lar,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility Cancers and
Ulcers Constipation Piles and dBeaSes OF the Kid.
neys, Gravel &C All those who have been unsueesss-
fully treated for any or the above diseases. WnId
md II % their interest TO eobbnIt Dr.. Lee Without
delay. Our practice sSAfo, eeItGn and prompt Ieay-
ing no mereuTiAl faint In The system, bat cIehnE6g
ronoTaIing sud Strengthening the general system,
acting in unison with Natures unsEInElGys
WHEELIho, WEsT Va, Dec. 9Th. 1888 II
10 all whom IL may concern: We the underIiS pad
members Of the West Va Legisllthro take pleasure
In aging that We have known DR.. Richard II. Lee
many yeaB previous 70 the breaking out OF the Rd.
bsllign, y q Saeoe;sf1l and snsrgSIe PraetItispsE
Of Medicine, (of the Eclectic SCHOOL, b1tn in Ad3
AWha county Va, and Tn GHliiA county, Ohio.
g. SLACK, senator ICh Disc
lid W. 8. DOhBAR II. IL. D.,4 4i-. IA
~ t!vFs JOHN n. PHELPS, prea Senate. Il
once one door south OF Kramsr'G Hotel Main
street. - .. 'ft O. -. % d mF22 2mG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
wA DAns1RouS ] uMP ron LlBERrr.-

nO-A DANenRouS 1uMP ron LlBEary.-
% the mail train coming west, over the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad, last Friday
evening there WAS deserter, securely
handeufsd aud 10 charge Of an officer. he
was being brought to this city to serve ont
a sentence imposed BY the court martial BY
which he was tried and convicted. When
neal. Brady'smills:bs asked the privilege of
going into one of the saloons which was
granted. The moment he was secure from
observation be raised the car window and
jumPed ent while the train vas running at
the rate OF thirty Eve miles an hour. The
officers of the Train going east were inform
ed of the Circumstance aud although they
expected 10 End him dead upon the track
be could no where be found. His escape is
regarded as miraculous. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
- A RoMANTIc MAnRIaoG.-About


three OF tour weeks ago lady whose home
is 10 Pnlladrlphia. came out 10 a thriving
toGu ia The little State of West Virginia,
on visit to some friends, accompanied BY
beautiful aud accomplished dauEbt-
tr A clever young gentleman re-
.idirg 10 the Aforesaid town, who is well
aoi iayOrabIy known 10 this city soon
made the Acquaintance of the Young lady aud
sc affection at once spriusiOg up between
thsm, they engaged to 60 baud in hand
through life, tor better aud for worse, and
all that sort of thtug. Naturally Suppos-
iuE that the young girls mother would in
terPOse objection to such a hasIy match it
vas concluded that nothing should be said
about it until the deed should have been
accomplished. Last Monday week the
lady and her daughter started fer Phila.
teIPhia aud stopped over night at Oakland
On Toe Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. The
young gentleman, 10 whom we have Rllu
dsd, accompanied by friend, who had
been privately ADVISED that bis services
would be needed, were passengers on the
same lraiu. Shortly after lbs arrival at
Oakland, the lady aud her dAuEht-
er, the Two young mea last men.
'iOu. aud clerical looking gen.Ieman
tOuud themselves sittiog in parlor at The
Oakland House, when a gentleman knoun
to be an intimate friend Of the inteuded
bridegroom entered the room aud called
tue Old lady into 40 adjoining apartment,
sayiuE be desired to engage her in seFious
CONVERSATION. The old lady had no sooner
taken her departure than those remaining
in the room stood up together aud The
young couple were married by the clergy
man whose presence had been invited for
the PurPOse. When the old lady discover
ed how she had beeu imposed upon she.
vas naturally very Indignant and had very
little kind feeling for those who assisted 10
the ceremony; bat she soon releuted aud
foEgave all the parties concerned. The
old lady went 90 to PhilAdslphia, aud the
daughter came back with her husband 10
her new West Virginia home-uot Ihous-.
and miles from PArkersburE.
Oar friend. the male eonrraetiDE party
to this Romantic affair. is a whole sOuled
fellow, and We hope he may enjoy all the
happiness which his merits deserve.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

HOsMISUEsHELTloa.APerhGpa there ID
NOT single one Of our readers 2ho has not
heard aud attempted 10 PrOGotGeS 1hS
word "miseegenatiSn," Bat not one 70 ftty
tnoWsauything about It's derivation. Il e
q new word lately brooght tato uSe.7 A
gentleman well qualified gtVea the follow
Ing dsaaitlon of the tern. II Is derived
trOm R,sos add gsaas-Grsek. The frat
part is an adjective and the seOOpda sub.
Stantivs. Its common by what is termed
Crasis 70 drop letters aud by THESIS to
add letters to one or Goth the rooiS for
the sake of euphOnyi so Ia this case by
adding to nesOS aud dropping e after
having declined the word in the ablative
case. and joining the Eogliah tsFninatiOn
tiOu. We have mileegsnhliOn-Literal
meaniug-in the middle race or races. o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

NV YORK, April 26.-Tbe Register OF
the rebel Treasury reports the whole
amount of issues OF. non interest bearing
'potes since the formation of the govern.
insut, ~ nine hhaarst and seventy, eight
millions two hundred aud seventy. seven
Thousand eightI b ehdEed and ssixty. three
dol lars, aud the whole amount now out.
standing Rt. seven hundred and ninety six
millions two hundred and fifty four thou.
send four hdnited aud three dollars.
Mexican adVices report the fight OF
Viduarri from Monterey, which bias besn
occupied.b Juartz' forces. So
An HhVanH letter states that the vessel
of Remedies supposed to be the Florida
WINS a SILVER. Three loads had been sale.
" LANDED Ei!biprsJ month"; a Key West
letter says. on the tontrary, thai The vessel
was the British gndhoat Cygrist, looking
for slayers.e she had boarded several yes
sells III Bahama Ghanpel. = 5iJ.s 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

+ ST.. Louis, April 25.-CAiro dates Of
yesterday says:
The steamer Won Pbul from New Orleans
18th, has Arrived 49, -
l. It'seemed 20 be generally conceded that
the battle in' Louisiana has been against
Banks, as the enemy remained on the
groun4d after Saturdays Eight. BAnks're-
treated 40 miles.
The transport Black Hawk suffered cGu-
siderHbIy, and had several killed aud
wounded. - u 81 y = IL RI
Theyreport of another battle Is without
foundation. =t ,ar.gt.I.af
Stephen had arrived at New Orleans from
Red River, having run the guauntlet OF q
large number of guerrillas.
The Rob Royihad.fOur guns, aud fought
must OF the wsy down. a cannon ball
passed through the sclerk'sy Office, killing
one soldier and wOunding ite.
1 Our army ~ Grsnd RcOre are fortify.
ing both sides OF tie river. Geo. BAuks
and Admiral Porter are both there.
L lThere,i&oaly.ti ". reel Of water at Grand
EtoFe. "a The sgunb6at EAstportis aground
there Allths large boats are below, but
the light draughts are above.
.PrisVnefs say that Kirby Smith aud
Sibisy killed In the recent battles.
The sIeemeC Lacrosse, from Red river
for New Orleans, having stopped ~ plAu-
tlatlon,to'i take on cotton. Ihecrew and SOL
dters got drnuks a'distillcry on the place,
when "A company of tbs LIST LUuis lana rebel
cavalry made n descent OE the boat. The
Passeugers and crew, after being robbed,
were paroled, and the boat aud cotton
burned
Galveston dates of the 4lh say that the
Schooner Mary Sorley, with $50 bales of
cotton, was captured on the uight of the
Sd while attempting to run the blockade.
. The Harriet Kane, the English steamer
IsaUella auda bark are lying behind the
tor!sl~aiting an Jopporiu6iIy' to run the
blockade. l.ths
Nearly 2 900 bales of cotton has arrived
at Cairo since the 22d; about 1000 bales OF
it for 'Cihcippau, 400 for Louisville, and
$50 for Evansville.
Memphis dates to thr 22d says: Forrest's
entlre force is moving towards Alabama,
followed by Grierson. ilsc,
Polk is said 10 be marching north. For
rest will probably join him BY the morning
iGriersg6' S:caTGiry2cams- upon some of
Foresrs troops uear;HeudersonvIIle,lM Miss.
A shasp tight ensued, when The rebels re.
treated In the direction Of Jackson, pRss-
lug through Lagrange. 80 ,..g.,.-
Ap1mhsr OF 1prisoneFs,s horses, mules
aud wagons were captured and taken TO
Memphis ai,' 80 u.s. '75l
Gen, Price has evacuated Camden, Ar
kansas s s.lYAgn1- Gen. Steele occupied the
!! About 100 guertillds burned large lot
of wood neal. B6tofelI Point, 90 Friday,
aud captured a number of citizens OF
DrpwusVllle' rsszlo 10 - ssisss4s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
F IRST1 N ATT 0'NAL . 3 A NIX
BRIDGEPORFSOHIO.
Designated DEpoMory and financial agent
80 Of the. GHifed. States. 5.r.l - 81

rHz EtaH-s71-ss Ezil' 4-scs g. z--J-ts
INHIS BANK Is the successor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the ktatR Bank Of Ohio, and e pre-.
change business. si-l ~ - %
1t ia authorized TO receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1854. i.ii6-lE5 Is Gag -S737af- -
these bonds bear date March lSt, 1864. are re.
deemAbe At the pleasure II The Government alter
ten years. and PAyBble ioFty years from date, in
coin, with interest At i've per cent. per Annuui,
coin.
Subscribers can have either RI Offered or Coupon
lBonds ~ they may prefer, in sums Of $50 or some
multiple OF nifty G0IIars. Flf7. = i
Interest On the go and 500 Bonds Is p1yable
annually; on all OIher dsnominAtI0hs semiahnuAlly
. hes bonds will draw interest from March Ist
aud the accrued inter, from that day TO the date
Of sa9aeTtPttons mps be pAid iul e0if or yNAIouil
s iais s.. ip sSas,
my per cent. premium must Fbs adj, d 70 the
AMOUNT Of interest un,iI Othvrvito directed.
,aHtARk 5{s RpAN;c TALbdAN, CaAhi \
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

D9THE NV Two CENT PIEcE-The
new IWo.eeut pieces will doubtless have
40 extensive circulation in the absence Of
gold and silver. The design of issuing
sueh a coin at present is TO avoid the i'm.
msnSs expense attendant upon the coinage
of the nickel cents, which, at present mon
etary quotations, are worth more than
their facial Significance The new two
cent piece is but little larger aud thicker
than the present one. ceut coin, aud con-
rains less nickel, and abundance ofcoPper,
With Eve parts of tin. 10 size it may be
compared to the silver quarter dollar, and
resembles a. much as any thing can, .
gold coin, AID is really beautiful. Oh one
eide there is wreath OF wheat, in the
centre of which is stamped "2 cents'' aud
around which are The word" UoIted States
ofAmerien." On the other side there is
the Shield of Liberty, bearing the words
God our Trust" twill be observed that
this is the Hrst one Of our national coins
which recognizes the existence Of God, in
either legend or device IN this day Of
tribularion aud suffering, Il is becoming
for rs thus TO afi1 to our money tokens a
simple expression of our abiding faith in,
aud reliance 90, the Almighty Sewerage
oflbs Universe. Aud We hope that the
design msy be so extended as To embrace
ell our coins, whether of gold or silver, or
brOBEe. - 1tJ-E--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

LITTLE ROCK, April l9.-Gov. Murphy
was inaugurated yesterday. Over lo, 600
citizens aud soldiers were present. A
grand procession of the military, members
OF the Legislature, State officers, citizens.
freedmen, &c, preceded the ceremonies,
which were very impressive and ELECTED
most enthusiastic cheering The city was
brilliantly illuminated at night,
2 The Governors message was sent to the
Legislature last week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

SwsrEAMBoAT COLLrsIoH.-o Sasur-
day night the steamers Narmora aud Ohio
Valley eOllidsd near ths mouth Of Wheel
ing Greek, above Bofrs Mills. The Mar.
mora was sOiOs dOwu aud the Ohio Valley
Was coming up, both boats having Ga
board heavy eareoeS. Fortunately, they
came together 10 such a manner as DOT TO
break or separate the tiubsrS OF either,
though the shock was a terrific one, and for
a time both steamers were given up for
lost. The Ohio Valley blamss the other
craft for the accident bat We have heard
but one side Of the story.
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on o. CoSRTGeL1Ea o. Tas ogEA55EcE, ,


iAn1,il -, !. -YAsHIkaloN :, APIiL q, itBf1 j,
WE r; q = I, |: 4 & 4 81
pear that the First National bank Of wheeling, Ia
me ConntyOf OhI6 aud Slate Of Rtst Virsfnil ShGs
peen duiH0FgAniEad under and accord lFigs 70 athS
reqolFe mentS Of the act OF CouErel9 ,sAEIled ran
g 70 provide Z NaiIonAl oairsneY, 5sepred d y
Vie circulation and redSm pfon fhete6ta approved
IebTuaTy 18th, 1861 9nd.hAa complied With al. the
provisions Of aid act required to be compiea With
before commencing the bUsinesS d bRdktne.eG
NOW th0refoFoSl, Samuel d iEiOUlrdi COnptrol
Z, Natioual hank % Wheeling, County OF Ohil aud
state 81 West Virginia q authorized 10 commence
the bustueAd 81 banking hndSr tho act Ftf
otouiee this second day OF April 1854 a5-'J -
1871 jazz ~ ser 81 sAtsRs - rhtTEES@A -
lkHILl luEs sHA Sssi sAMURLJT1 EkfDNVA RIl,,izy
? ~ ApTG-eOt
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AssnTlAT QUAHTlRnAsfRa's o1yICE. n

: "H01luB1 WE TObFu1Fy7I1, Ib6I.T
A LLdealeT8 10 Drug, Hardware, Iron, Steel Lam.
"A bGr, Leather, HaTng - and SAdlery are REQUEST
ed 70 send 70 this once, on the MONDAY OF each
week, sealed proposal or list; In q the
articles they are prepared 70 furnish q this Dstot
plain figures that, In case the oxisenees 81 The
lSTViee require Il, the article or articles an be 80
tanned without delay, and at the IoRost price .
Dealers wishing % sell to this Depot will be re-
quirod to fnrnilh the list PanetuAly every Monday
morning. st.if1 J, G.PAkNSRoRTH, ~
Captain and Assistant onaIteT-master,
teb9b-tf Depot Of WhsaiinR
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g. 4g!Ije!l!e.atapR.'
Surrender Of plymouth to the Rebels

Surrender Of lympathto the Rebels.
Y FoRrREss MoSRoE. ApTiI "a ~, R.IT1.
NoEEyApaL25 4ku officer Giast arrived
from Roanoke Island makes the following
report: * -alss1 900 d ssioaq IL 90 Esasls
Geo. Vessel Surrendered Plymouth, on
Wednesday,, the 2Oth, alter, four days
hghtipg. Our loss was 100 killed and 500
prisoners. Ehsr Eebel loss was l, 500 killed.
[NoTR.-The a66Se would have been re.
celvedI tnsF night hut The SGoyernmsnt
prohtbited1 the tran smission Of dispatches
10 nee sphpers from Fortress Monroe.1
10 !BAtTTNoRR, April 25.-There is a report
here, saitTSo DO brought by q col6red suit
Ter, that the colored troops as. Plymouth,
after the surrender, were ID ordered by the
rebels The rnmor is probably untrue.
INV YoRKs April 20 The HerAld's
special from the Army Of the Potomac, of
the 24thI s4ys:s EEs - -
The Ric6mohd Sentinel of.thes22d says
the following dispatch has been received
by Gen. Bragg:
PlyMOuth, NJ c., April 2O.-To General
Braxtou BFpgg;--L have 1stormed aud, car
lEted this IplateSS capturing: one Brigadier
jsneTai III 500 men, stores, aud 20 pieces
i(signed) AZ lA!,F.l HoKB, Brig. Gen. q
| ]
president from Col. j. Taylor Wood, dated
Rocky M6nntsd April 32Ist,i giving further
particulars of the capIure of plymouth, by
the forces under Gen. Hoke, with naval
cooperation. Hes says about 2,UO0spriS
oners were taken, 300 or 400 of whom are
ntgroesi also, 40. pieces of artillery, lOO,.
600 pounds Of meal, ], 900 barrels Of -four,
aud full garrtsoni outfit. Our loss was
about 800 tn.all. Col. Bier was among the
killed. Two gudboats we're sonk, another
disabled, and another small steamer cap
tured. .f-E EfE4.-
a citizen briggs a Richmond Sentinel
With the information Of an advance up the
RAppAhannoek on, Wednesday, as far as
BenluAre's wharf, of eight gnnboats aud
Que transport They landsd 500 men 1t
Bsnluete'slWhdrfi.W hich is Ien miles below
RAppahannOck. This is supposed to be
the advance of BuEuside'ss expedition, as
reported in Fredericksburg. 1l-
Yesterday a feet OF 60 vessels, guuboats
aud transports, were at the mouth OF the
RfPpShaunoek. It was also rumored that
The enemE-were landing pontoon bridges
St AsqoiA creek. - 4 4 li-.zE - j -
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WHIELIna. April q. 1se4.

Edftors LHtsitigener; -
Glancing over the columns Of the In.
fslligeneer this morutpE; my eye fell on
notice OF Capt. WiIhams' most admirable
and graphic exhibition of . So1th Sea
Whaling Voyage, which IN the earlier stage
of the rebellion Was exhibited with good
success in Temperance Temple, Baltimore,
drawing large audiences for months. Capt.
Williams, then, at my request, 1snsyouily
extended free LiapitgtiOni 70 GiI mex and
wounded soldiers n tie city 10 tisIt Ms Hall,
and not The isaSt PItasiHS sight in the course
Of the evening was the long procession Of
noble heroes, 90 whose manly, forms trail
torous shot and steel, as we'll as lingering
Hines, had done their dreadful work. And
the Captain haS again rGReped ths iaVitdtioR
to all Iiek or WoHaded sOlditys IN WhssliH0
70 vitit Warrington Hau Oh WadR.sdey Of.
terHO0R Of tkis tOeek, Aprit 27th, 1884. We
soPe TO see every such soldier present on
that occasion, and from our own expert.
.ence assure them that this exhibition Is
one OF Ibe few that can be seen again and
again, not only without WEAKNESS, but
with Increasing delight. ,.s,.,i i, ,.l---,,
jazz BOSWELL MooRH =,
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New YoRk. April 26.-A spec ial to the
Post, dated Washington the 26th, says:
The heavy rain Of last night retards
military operations.
The Navy Department Is trying to re.
cover the ground lost at Plymouth. The
rebel ram will be attended TO.
A rebel spy in Baltimore has been sen.
fenced to death.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

HD~ srILI THY corE.-.Yel.erdAy,
though rainy, was q busy day at Part.
ridges Gallery. Ia fact, many persons
think there will be more opportunity for
them 70 be served on such days than on
clear ones. 1t makes but little difference,
however, and the public eau there obtain
good pictures, aud be quickly attended TO,
10 auy weather aud At any tune. 1t
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Nav YoRK, April 25.-Despatcbes from
New Orleans state that the destruction OF
cotton on Red river by the rebels was not
over 90 900 bales.
A 6ght between Fifty Union soldiers aud
seventy i've rebels took place on the plan
tation of Ex. Gov. johnson. The rebels
we're repulsed. Twenty prisoners and
100000 worth Of struggled goods were
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~ SExr1ornr ALn,rr Pna1rrrrI,I

BBf SEST TO THE ALBANY PHSTrENTIARY.
Major Foster, VINO swindIed Quarter
master Moore aOd Major Farmer of this
city out of considerable sum Of money
last WATER, aud who was tried aud con-
vietsd, some months since, before . mill.
tary commission 10 PuIs6urEh, Was sent
to the Albany PrnitenIiAry 90 Saturday,
having been sentenced to that Institution
for eight years. Foster, who had num.
Der of aliases, represented himself a. Ma.
JOr Ot tue Eleventh Pc nnsylyauiA Cavalry,
sud succeeded 10 obtaining money from
Lieut.. Col. o. Cross. A. Q. N in Pitts
bGrEh, by exhibiting forged papers pur-
porting to be signed by Mi. Geo. M'Pher.
500, ordering him TO arrest alleged default.
iug psymasrers. He also attempted to OBJ
taru money from Msjor Allison, PaymaS-
ter, but WAS not successful, but succeeded
in borrowing various sums from govern.
ueut officials 10 the city. After these
transactions in December last, he visited
Cleveland add attempted 70 .'operats''
there, bat was detected and taken into
custody. He was subsequently, taken to
Pittsburgh to await trial BY a military
commission. As stated above. be was
convicted on the charges, although the
finding of the court vas not made known
Until Saturday last, when the order for his
removal to Albany was issued. Prior to
visiting Pittsburgh, he operated quite sue
esssfully 10 New York, Albany. aud sew
ersl Orber places. His relatives reside in
tie West
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

CAIRo, April % The steamer Darling.
from Memphis to Cincinnati, passed with
Memphis dates of the 2sd state that
Grterson has picked up few of Forests
men, but Forrest keeps bis troops we'll to.
gether, and is too strong for successful at
tack: His headquarters are still at Jack.
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TRUsTEE.a SAME
or Valuable Itsal 4ss,a,s ln Centre


10y virtue Of deed OF IL ust ulA Iv by David K.,.
~ nedy % Charles MArsDail qAisJ { . sSEI nav
" March, 1852, Ehien sAtI nOE Ct T,cJrI ~
Tue once Ul tue hecUrdeE IUr Clio County ~ DE-
1oOk twenty-five, pAse nVt LunJTOd AlL hitoel:
Aiso ~ Virtue VI an VIdsr OF the Oircut. Or, fs
sAd eIuEty, made Va IN lstn day OF Da.-nLer
s.s, aud sntsISd in ChAucsry UriGr Oh nun J,f
2, PaSs ~ oy Sni:n TIC 0adsrsEaed was appointed
aSAEse III sAlo aeed u Tue place Ol s4lG ChHTltS
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'tn being SAY hlA lest SILe aud noI sI md
twenty-five ,eet dssE-sHVInS sud S.GspI nk Lar
part y. sAid LIT S0It " hrn IsIy vile sIeLG6
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~ IOts OF parcels " cut purthIseIs
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PAymShts OF Ihrss, slx aud nIns months, HiIG iD-
tslSst IRON 1ate, the P9EshAssr giving LOA VITA
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