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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
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Hoofand's German Bitters

F-eH J -y>syto1 B-ouz- D D. EEE2o- 0ftae Eey-
s1peESI Of RsiISEOzE Gz0zEezESs-
Although not disposed 70 hE5r or rsronneud
Patsut Medicines II general, InEongh tisr-uzs OF
ther ingredients and eEscfA- get k10W Of no sun
zleEt rsasCu, Why may TESTIFY rhs bends
as believes aEzasef nave from l1Taiz
preparations. hope that hs may Eaua conIClt-
ate - r1s benefit Of others
do shis Sa= readily reSard ~ EOodaud's )
German BIrrers- prErAred 5y Br- c II Jackson Of
LaIs cTE, because pre- udicsd against rnsu for
may y=Acs- z6Czr G-E L12pr=sslOn EaAC SaeE were
chiefly Al Alcoholic mixture I an indebted Ls nv
friend Robert Shoemaker. Ssg- for REMOVAL 5r
Ills preiIt1cs y proper GssIs AID for spc7Ur4s=-
neat - r-y En=ra- EaeE suffering run grza- and
long -CuCzau-1 debility. The Use II Ih=== 0ctSIz=
0f these Bitter A. the beginning. Of present
y=ar. 5GIoSst ay evident r=iI=I and es-lras4uR
degree bodily Aaj aasaEaI vlsZcE which Lad
teIs ssr months befIr= Dad almost !.-
spnlzslI of rsEaIAzla=E- ! CSer .nE sod and
nay trend 70 directing nIs ~ n Use Il Lnzm-
I'M II y BR0WS.
PhdadzIpA -uue q, -S5--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

TzE signs Of open reaction against the
rebellion in the South Increase daily. IN
most ot The rebel States the papers ars
controlled by the leaders Or dare rot selr
the truth. But the North CaroIirians have
preserved good degree Of freedom Of
speech and the press, and some of their
papers say boldly what they think. The
Raleigh Pr2g-sss Is oue Of these. On the
ga and Esd of December It Published
very striking articles, one aPon the con-
scuptioa, in which 1t declared that not an
ether man could be spared from Industrial
pursuits with safety, aad that me Congress
Al Richmond has neither patriotism nor
statssnanship for the awful crisis upon the
Coufederacy; and the ether upoa the ques-
ton Of supplies, bold, outzpoke1 article,
trom WHICH We qHote tke foloWing:-
'-Peace alone can prevea- starvation
Il is folly to talk to Us about there being
enough supplies in the couusry Such is
not the fact, and those VITO adaeEe to zuch
a proposition viii ind cut. wien. it il eco
late, taas they have been mistaken Con
EedeFase money IL bad eneagh. We know
iz not caused by want cou6deuce IN th :
currency, but because the producers have
nothing 70 bring in When the curreacv
of the government ceases 10 serve as 3
means of trade and viii no Icu1er b1v
what the soldiers and the people waut. the
army and the people viii resolve them
selves into moo, and those vho have
| uisied AID ruined them will have 70 Nv for
their lives. Do our people realize Low
near We are 70 this state Of thiuEs2 II not
| Let any citizen rAks GsmAIl sum OF moueV
aaG visit the city market soma cold morn
! ing. We tsH the PsoPte aad tue author
| ines that the present eeGdiEieu of rhinRs
eanuot and viii uot last The uuaazez Of
| the honest, hard-Eo orking peopteta7e been
| deceived EHd nisiEd loug euo1gh, aud thew
will Got E1fsr aud enduTs alRaFa- Peaes
they want, and peace they will have, II uot
uPou such terms as the leaders Who have
I betrayed them desire, upon such terms "a
! they themselves shall prescribe Therich
may house their meat and brsad. but We
tell them it VII not remain With them IN
less the poor eau be provided for. TIE
muscle of tue country win Hut starve
while there il bread IA the land.
| Peace, saeh Il peace a. statesmen and
honest raiers might obtain for Us, would
| give az an abundance of ali creature COM
forts Al reasonable prices-would reward
| honest toll with al abuHdauE harvest; out
war, a continuation Of the war, viii rob Us
! Oft all social aud political rights, aud make
| the many the slaves Of the few Every
man who Is nov for war IN preference 10
decided steps by both coofederzte aud
state authcrIties IeoaFug 70 peace, regard
less of age or e0uditiou, should at once
euterthe army; for there is but enc waE n.
! which our ruin can be made thorough and
comPlete, and that is to continue shs 1ar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

We believe that a peace can oe made thar
the world viii co1sider hoccrable, aud
these who assume . rule Us aughrto take
steps at ouce 10 A4ks Il for enough has
been said oy the enemy 70 satisfy al cea-
sona5!e men that they woaId gladly re-
move the sword azG refsr il TO the cGua-
ell chamber Though Tot IN haEor ef tie
best peace thar can be made, We are II
favor OF A efarf On the part Of oar Az
taorIries to make some peace sad tie
trucking nIscrea1t wao objects 70 this Is
coward II he % not ~ once shoulder his
uGskse z1d march 70 the frs1t7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

TIE feiloUtug simple and evident pro-
Positions stated b. oae az the cIeazezt
lawyers Of Boston in note 70 the Boston
4 3rertiser, show ho1 abundAatIy he gov-
eraU=ut Is furr-fIed, by coast5rutisu aad
law, IN is past presest and prospective
treatment of The rebellion aad the quez
II Ius involved il Il. They will help those
Eao sickle bEg Fzrms aad Peecedgns,
even il Righ Esvsla teuaEy times, to szs-
taiI the -csuse Of -thg- government znd of
liberty
/ By the constitution Of the United
States, every f1A4btt2ut of the aited
States owes dGrecs allegiance 70 the Unifed
States aad this allegiance Is paramount
to his dUty % any state or individual
Il The constitution uniformly a eaLS
slaves as persons owing service, never as
properly tor tia reason tAyoWed By more
thau cue OF ils principal framers) that It
WAS thought wrong 70 acknowledge that
there couid be property Ia men-
III By the iaI1of war; csc bellIgereut
mar obtain aSsisuancE-from the su hjscsz of
the otasr; and may hGij cut such Induce
uents, not teudiaF to yloIatiou OF rhe
rules Of CIVILIZED warfare. as may be bsst
calculatsd % secure such assistance.
" Where. the subjects IN question are
slaves. the promTse of their freedom Ia en-
EiRent!y Just, best calculated to secure their
assistance, and sanctioned bF the Law aad
practice OF nations.
V The promise need not be made upon
the express eondItio1 that they shall acta-
ally t-ks up arms. or e5me within the mid
| Itary lines Of the power making the prom
lse; oEt nay be absoldta and nncondIdol-
| al, in which ease its effect will be limited
only BY the military lines of that power
during the var, and by the boundaries of
the territory held by him after the peace
in other words By his power to ful6I his
promise
VI Toe existing rebellion has prodaced
state of var between the Q. S. and the
rebels Ia the caadaet of which the Uafted
States, BY the law Of nat5eus- gnd under
the constitution, have all the rights which
they would haTs in Wagiug var against 3
foreign nation.
VII If in a civil, as in Il foreign var,
wagiuR VAR carries with It the power OF
negotiating terms of peace; and (which the
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policy Of the government aad he spirit el
the people alike seem ID t5-bijl terms at
peace should oe 1egctiated bg the govern
meat with rebels m arms one of those
terms mast De emaneTPAtica Of the slaves
to whom It's firth has been pledged
VIII In time Of peace, the rebeiE Jus
citizens of the United States were SUBJECT
"a the civil authority only of the faderaI
goEernmanr under the constitution. IN
ctuding the exercise ct thar authority bv
statute But while and where a state Of
war exists, they are subject to the equally
constitutional military pow weref the United
States including the exercise OF that DOW
er by military order.
X The state of war produced bT the
armed rebellion cannot cease, and be con
Ter1ed into state Of peace. AZ the mere
word Of the rebels. but only BY their ae-
tual subieetIon to the military power Of
the United States throughout the whole
territory from which It has been ezeIu-
ded.
< Wherever the arm of that military
power reaches, the proclamation Of emao-
cipauou takes efacts and if the var shall
end by military Occupation Of the whole
southern territory, al the slaves therein
viii be Tins freed
XL La the one case the terms Of peace.
IN rheaeher the proclamation of emanei-
patton, viii be 4 lawful act of the govern
menG under the constitution of the United
States, and must be respected as such by
all courts OF justice after the peace
MI If rights claimed by any person
under such an act Of the government shall
be disregarded by the courts of any state,
or bg any inferior court Of the United
States, q writ Of error viii lie to the su-
preme court Of the United States, whose
decision IN that. as IN all other cases, IN
time Of peace, must be final
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

-sPEl-- N1ElcEs DOubls ne abCEe ra-sl
A-TsA-ty Advertising -sasOuAhEs szr1ls acSor-
nS - sAe sacs 0cclpisd 2ld She uznISr af chaag=a
Al atssrrisemeatsE Eom r-znsisnt 5ersoas II srraaa
~. q be pad fur - GfaEEz
Business Cards net szeseEIny dve Eass 80 perEsar,
OF s. for x mouths, bit fE shorter period nothing
/ E1l be counted Lssa than \ sgzIars-
The Pr=Tasc=5f AazEal ATserIssSaG I5zIzRd to
he AdvIEssrS' avn Immediate busI -: And al
s6vertssmsnEs far the benedT Of 1char rrsana A.
vel - all Legal advertisements AID Ad=srtisamsnra
u suction sales and RAJ zsCaHa seaEin by mem nus
be paid fer II Ehs usual rarss
S-AdEsEuseEnEa1s aOr accompanied EfEh " :taa
1recElona- VII be inserted uoriI forbid AID cna-zsd
sCsortInzty-
Notices sos PoIzieal MesGazB 70 be CHARGED N Al
cAsea ~ fan Ez=as-
MA--1Agez- SGtcssof Fzaerais. and auaoreensnra
af sermons, 80 cent? each -orVTI-i59
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a Note Payable IN SPec4s can be nj,
charged with Greenbaeks.

The supreme court of Massachusetts,
have recently decided in the case OF Wood
Vs. Buleus, thatshe plaintiff in al action
UPOo PrOmmissurT nos payable on de-
naud IN specie. can only recover Judgment
.for the amount Of the lace sf the note and
interest thereon, although he offers to
prove that the time when the payment of
the note was demaodsd specie vas worth
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Hoofand's German Bitters!
(PERLT TEEUAsHI

iPE2zLT TEGEcA9LE,l
H0sts Of ignorant Qrncks aud INSCRIPTIONS adven-
c7rEE- have opened EpCu suffering Humanity the
zoo1- gate 5f Sosr-uass she znale Of Voor wbsy
vslziy compounded with iaiUri drugs AID chris
tened IGn1cs, StOHAchirs md BTrterz-
Beware cT The EoauEeIablz Er-aE Of ALcoh hSIir
Preparations L pizErdr5c bottles nd high 5eII:ei
z=sr EIder ne modest 8ppEiHtiCa Of biEIsrs vaic
instead II curing ouiy 1gE-1v8se DISEASE Ad leave
the GzAp2SI1neG sznersr dsspAjc-
HOLLANDS GKRNAS RTrTKaS
Ara Tot 4 oeE and uarrlsd article buE have stood
the lest Sf fifteen yeaTs tTai Sy the American pub
Ec, z1c =eT reputation 2ad sale are EoC ryaled By
Any similar preparation
The PrBpEetOrs have thousands Of LsE1sF8 rom
sae most eminent CIsrZymea, LAEyers- Physicians
AID C-lzEns, testzrE- Of their personal RcoVl-
edgs- u The beneficial Elects Ead medical vrs1ss of
S1sss EItczrs.
Do 7OC y Ant S0YETETSG TO sTRESGTEES
IOCE
Do E0C WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
Do ToC WANT TO Build UP YeUR cossErru-
TOM
Do TOC WANT 10 FEEL WELL,
Do YOC WANT TO SET BID OF NKRvogsS 4,
Do VOC WANT ESEaGFF
Do TUC WANT To SLEEP WELT
Do TOC WANT a BALsh AND VIGOROUS FEEL-
1867
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To MACHIHISFs-

slE B8ES- DUCK CRERK oIL-TAs onEy uurs.
~ natural III IN the mArkst- Ii IL eiusI 70
Lard Oil - iubTlCasor, and has the 4Z9TAntA,s
taIE II VII 1I1E chill in e0Id WSaEhsr.
k0r sale BY T q. LOGAN CO.
Z dsc2a aud LOdAN. LIST Z GU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College.
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED sT
Z L HIT g HC OCK
At No 6S MAIS STREET
t5vz- the SAVINGS Bank
wopsn eur Students day .4a evening.


a-opeu fur Students day Aud evzuirg.
I1HE purpose If this Institution :. y instruct
L souuE 1Rsn- -EaRd women soos tn principles
which govern the CORRECT transaction sf DssInIa-
OGsiusss aad n Ae=ouaraat1i a7d1Is eorrauIItzats
RDOE-KREPLHG-
stripped Of ia absurd =erbiags aad Aasient prs-
Axlty a1G iRtEcacy- aud adapted 10 The modern
mode Of duing buEt1asz- especially II GAe Uairst
states s the leadIag subject of ofEssentioc lie LAVA
winch ETe As exact UuerrT1E and free truIn a1cep-
tion as Iaoss II aatane and comprised IN very sew
words are acsr made familiar . The st1dear. vho
yaa = then conducted through Aeoursa OF aracrca,
BoGk keep'aG, IN numerous ssts-of books IN great
variety 81 forms al be thus acquires mastery u
the Art vhica enables him % aUpFy 7 win fsCIitz
70 any kind Of busInesS-
WRITING SCHOOL
Is open day aad evening, arrzadzi by both ladies
ADD gentlemen Ehera- without entering Esr the f1A
saHrses good handwriting can be detained II =
ARITHMETIC,
and its application - Al msansr of
COCGTNeEOUSE CALCULATIONS.
rsoeivsthe attention their sriusa-y imp rrEner IN
mAad4 The sEud=nr VII be made al, aiE,tEi II,
tending CRAFTY 70 the 1hbrsTiAfiSa Of his work
Thsrs = open - Ehs IradznE Also Aeouz.e O1
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political RcunonE Commercial Law ..s
.UsAzsA RinAlcs Banking and CurZUEry= niIa mnxiuS
OF sminear SUIuesa Men In r=<ard - the bus.
msthodS Of condaCIIaE buziness sEcsezf1iIy anc
RyGidInl- fIil2ra-
Instructions = the Above subjects are isr.,r,rer
ed with UIRE1rn8 and tnCulEzrA1ns Espding "a ~.
ioE-naGon af algh character a men and Citizens
The course OF instruction y TaIendesI = te -,
eaEGFTsnsEsIEe aud thorough that af a-y u rslr
SomInersAt COLLEGES. while the expense 70 the stu.
dent n lIaca Ias5-
IL b beEs isaEs - rsfe= thoSs rr vanru he 1,
unknown - ne ctlcsFS Of the baEks IN WheeIiAR
and bridgeport, ami especially u hi. S:adsura
TERMS, &e-
20 ff,a @UTI -
les = ~ payable entering Fer Ehs -aEEyisirz
blank books 81 Tlnls urulf-fflsa- n r-ruaf1 a. -
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TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
[ n S u r r. D
AGAINST ALL CUSTrsGEcTEs

L In = ~ h II ID
AGADEC a Ii COSTIzEG zScIEs-
HONE insurance. COMPANY. a,
II Sew ESra-EIAE AND INLAND.
-L=z CAFC.sL every dollar pad ia!SI- -OeO 900 %
-S - 4LsS 49, Ss9 I'd
-2e Egssr eaah Capital Er The amount At Est os
~ Ines n tie United ssa;ss
oH9IEEHPALIHSU CON-
y 9ASS, 5f Eas CiEy ofgev York
---1 = ~ Paz1 n tnL---------S 5aG-DOo 60
= .SEE-ELTE Per cent u ne nett 1r9a-s ts
1Es- y PoEcy Holders Annually, N Ehich ths
H=-isa participate Eisauut inczr-fng aay risk
ECCRITT FTKE INsUR8ycE
- -CASANEs Of SsE 1rk-EIRR AND fSLAyu
-'7-s * 4GgzEas- 1853 5aJSI =
csres-Ourras or the 1stz 7ro6zs dsc4H-s :, P,fr-v
--L-s-s A1n1Aily -|
EE-EFrT8 PER CENT. Of Earu.z ,rtz.sn..is7,
nuns ase4Azsd f1E ne year endtn. Ar,FIIsT, Is6S.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE cow
II P4HT, II New YORK
-as LA9GEsC CASH CApTrAL sf 1zy Ias1.s-cs
----fA1T n ne United Stasez -" :
>7'slz Essr7azF Isr, ,1s6a-- g zE5 go
-2s s1sn1 TINS CompaGrE = cgudactsd On the
A--s4L frIueipEefr the sFF{tcie-r - - -, -
e =ltt-= sar5lns. BE8gCEFgfSsE sEgT, ,EJEE A Nv E7g
- 80 S5SE :; Se--lE ASGuFfABEE DIVIDED
rlHIf-RITE CENTS WIFE vi f,s4r- A apa
L '2s lie ofa IuAa aged 81
@'EICI8S vii be I81ed UPON the uIo.e --u,,l,.,
- ems in any OF the ABOVE KEII BIZ eONp =
- TIE=r7ry a=ri h,-vs.,, -,r----,r5,
-s-'I=1 End 2aIaE S1 appllrzeiou -
" r PETERSOH lRsnE
90 Main ss-est, next door 70 n { n Bank.
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BUSINESS SCIENCE
TERMS, &c

Fer the full course above Indicated the ruisiou
les - SO payable entering Fer the -ssrisirz
blank books 81 EiIf.1zffsd- 70 rsruzir or -
G1El ~ pisaSure The course il usually e,mDIeE,as
IN from two to tArse muurhA f1u-
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Pennsylvania Insurance Co.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
CARITAL = 515O, ,OOo-
n~ ECrnR

Ea
CARITAL $3.50 600
DIRECTORS:
-aEz 2st ? Shallc-oss- Geo 3 Wheat
- 4Enisl- John ZeoekE, Sam Mcclellan,
: g7A1zSeI2-Jaz- y T11cs. Alex LazSnIia
AS COMPANY da--cE been taIy 1Tzza.fzzd az
prepared = AXE Esks Il Ai- -azss On bIziId5rz-s
Z ~ E16z- uer-aauclss, manufacturing esrabIish-
1s1lS 1---rCre- sssEnbOacs EaG a-Zoes OF the
~=is-l zTes AID lakz. and also IN the Evgs Il
2=-s1ns iur L -za 5f ysa-z- This Company a+Eg-1
'Iy=r70r lncEcems1s - szz1E-z, EhErzhy rasy -z1
e 1sz-sd o- -n-ss years rs11cs5 rEss Tl5is 5s-
- 15u1s 1zCrU1,un- composed II s0u1e cfuzry-fo1r
s-EG1l1srz- 2oss II vtan E-s among our best tz,-
AH% 1en- r=coune1dE 5-sef5l rhe azurzhIe cgr-
7AEr1naZs
-eu-et4 5y rae Se-szT
-5scs- 30 A-L-E-= House. 5siay the sane aur-
merry occupied D Adams Ez7r=ss Company
JOIN RID, P-z-z=-t -
s4A : MCCLELLAN, Tizs-Prs=is.zn-
2 AsIHLz AzElt fur paying Psnsinna- osncn,
- = aS--I-e 5G1sz- 5sa -i= zane af5cH 6o-uerlT
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8ailpg ute1ti9entrr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

rUzLFEsO0 Lzzs az NaIPAaz-r- taa azn ur,-z. %
LEss- NAn 4 SCEAAI
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i SALT.
/ 1lnA BBLS. 0zIO RIVER PIFEsa ReH
| 1DOO On haaa and E--ivinE- for sale -
ascL5 RANFOI, DOSLilS Z 08LRRAE
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UFor sale By DruzrZi1ts and DaaIar. sVuryu here
IN me Euiso4 staseS, GI By ali the DruygiIt1 aad
DeAIeFs N WheshnE. octs-Iy
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VII # in a civil, as in q foreign var,
wagIuR war carries with It the power of
terms of peace; and (Which the
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Policies Issued without Delay,
y. c. ARTHER-
Jzl=2-3n Agent
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3 preniun above par The note in which
the actieu was broaghs vas as fOIIovs
$500 '.CzIeoPzz, Dec 81, 1851.
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DAsKRrs We have just rse.sv,d .Botb-- .,,-,-
u ply Of Brown, and otnsr coI1re-i rrzTsfingr B-s
Ests D SIEOLL I BR5
deal lee Main slros
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CIGARS, TOBACCO 4 sHUFF.
i0niANfA WHEELING CON- CE5.Rs
OosOOU Is oJo FINS Imported
= Butts = -RizoraiO, EgtE pressed. r5balza.
- SaGzs 1arE - IS Aal ~.
L1e ~aities = - AlG } :. limp
% LigaI
- Barrels zEaaIts SAM
5-A- II papers
y Barrels Smoking Tobacco, Iust received -
1oSt- LtSE- HBaAES.SN Z On
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C'oHTIEEHFALIHsURAHcEcoM-
y 9ASx, 5f The CIty Of Esv York
= 81 CAzEIs. an PaSd N aL--- 5en 40 "a
.sssrz - FuFT Fass - - ~ y
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Z zSTE-EITE per cent u ne nett 2-aa=s de-
- - . E2Eey Holders azl1Auy. n which the
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HONE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
Ii Sew ESrz-FiAE AND INLAND
-L=z -AEE2AL every lOIlAz pad & 0s.O DoO oo
- - g1.E. 80 - - - =
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-ae z-gsr eazh Capital Sr The Hnuuar ,s r..t q
~ lies n tie Euited Sea:as-
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Sun DRIES
gnil b4GS PRIAE ATO CJEFEE
tOO IOa S6Is- y. o MdiAss=s
- -B-1a - SoLt-a sv-za
- Eldz- suEz=
w 5his- L5veTag's R=Ea=5 sagt-.
CO. A=SS AazLz-
>UAls- CaRdirs, 8ucksrs Tubs.
Hasaboarts. Lead shot VEa=gE-.
SP1e=S- Indigo Aa4l- A..L.tar
GOPPerLs Ec-, Ec-
On hand, sa5 5or s4ts by
I=si6 PAXTON, OoSLoS oGLRRAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

We hIIy eancu- IA he t-uth Of the above state
me1S. a Es aA1 deSpalrea Of seeing 5r snmrade,
M Malone S==tured - heaFca-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

SUNDRIES
n ! BOXES ESSENCE CoFPsE
W iO H4gs Cotton FA-u
= 8a-ss C0tIs1 84-Ilax.
u Bales CAadIeVick,
= C4-es E-1ErsEc. LOzEJyi
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1scA- LL-E- Esyk4-=tJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-26

TOBACCoS.
- BoNzS sUr'a 81, los, sPGx FuBAcCA.
Natural Lea
30 A=sz rz.sv
For sale
tacis PAXTON DoSLOS L ,s;LER.N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-05

TIE GRAB GAxE.-On Saturday night, as hack man
was setting his vehicle waiting for gentleman near
tie corner Of Broad street and Jail Alley, two men
passed by ard asked him the time Of night. He took
out bis watch TO give them the desired Information,
when of them grabbed ii out Of bis hand and ran
of up Broad street, Leaving behind part of brais
CHAR by which Il was attached. Mr.. john A. Foster,
Who had witnessed the robbery from short distance,
followed the thieves and succeeded in having them
arrested in tobacco shop just above the theatre,
when the watch was found in the pocket OF of then
man giving bis nAms George Moore, and halrg
from 81. Louis. The other thief gave his name as
John Kelly. Toe case was brought before the Mayor
yesterday and the facts having been beard the parties
were committed to jail for trial before tho Hastings
Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-05

RKxARkLsLE.-No one doubts that we live uudsr the
beat, the most impartial the NO incorruptibe Govern
menG In the world, Ii OtherEise there would be o
matter Of surprise In the fact that going to
ton As It Is il strikes of the most remark
abe accidents In the world that not rich man in th
city has been put into the army. Wesay pat adv.sedy.
& Oh men Of Richmond, young and middle aged have
entered the military service Voluntarily, of whom some
have died glorlOuSly aud others still remain to 6ght
their countsys battles; but none of those opusnt cit
Gems whose patriotism induced them 10 purchase SUBJ
nsss have since the repeal of the substitute law been
putin They have all been found absolutely indispensable
Institutions known to the army as 'sofs places" 1t
is very remarkable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-05
rHE oIrY.

cofroH YAlss, CARDs, &C., ron .FHE SfAfK-The
following circular addressed BY tie Commercial Agent
Of the Safe to the Hastings Court Of this city viii be
una Of interest The same has been addressed to the
Oher csaty aud corporation courts not in the lines Of
the enemy:
"RICHNosD, March 2s!h, 1854.
" TO tks HrstinSs Court of Richmond City 1
"By an act Of Assembly, passed 9Th March, 1854,
the Commercial Agent Of Virginia is charged with the
duty of supplying the several counties of the State with
raw cotton, cotton yarns, cotton cloth and cotton and
wooen cards. by saes for oas to the agents appointed
BY the county courts. copy Of the act accompanies
this circular, and your attention called to its pro-
Vsiona
InitAtory steps are being nov taken TO obtain ade-
(uate supplies OF the articles above enumerated aud
is hoped that without unnecessary delay the demands
Of the people be met at least in reasonable de-
gree.
Being charged by the Governor with the execution
Of this Law, would suggest the prompt action OF your
bOdy, in order that your county may be in position
to reap the benefits contemplated by lis provisions.
| advise you TO instruct yovr ageRt-of whose APP
continent you will send proper certificate, under
the seal OF ysur court-to forward his orders for
such of the cited articles and the quantities be may
require 80 that may be able to make purchases in
telReny as well as to secure fair distribution of the
ssmr Orders will DO filed according to the date OF
their receipt by me.
l. will give me pleasure to lepda hearty cooperation
to your agent in the execution Of law which has for
its object the alienation Of the wants OF the people,
Respectfully,
as. BAssKrF FRENCH,
aid de.Camp to the Governor,
and Commercial Agent Of Virginia"
Il Is said that Msssrl. Robert A. Paine aud George
W. Register have been appointed clerks 10 the State
Agent