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turn, many of them finally perlshcd. The
dram thus kept up upon the stock Of horses in
the country has been enormous, the prevailing
idea seeming to be that the supply was mex.
haustihle
1t had been fortunate for the Confcderacy if
the authorities, both civil and military, had
sooner appreciated the value of an able-bodied
man and good horse.
In country like ours, bounded on one side
by Gordon Of hostile States, and shut out on
the other by blockade which effeclnally pre-
vents us from recruiting our wasted armies
from other parts of the world, the worth OF
capable soldier or horse is incalculable.
But the authorities have at last taken step
in the right direction. Let them follow tup by
establishing other nfirmarics at points where,
as at this, there is an abundant supply of corn
and forage There should at least be one in
the Trans-Mississippi Department., another in
Alabama, and another in North Carolina.
Without the horse re can neithar grow pro-
visions for the army, nor move its suppllrs, Eor
keep proper watch upon the enemy. What
further motive does sagacous and patriotic
government require?
The common elder bush of our country is a
great safeguard against the dcvastations Of in
sects If any one will notice, it will be found
that insects never touch elder. The leaves of
elder scattered over .cabbages cucumbers,
squashes and other plants subject to the ravages
OF insects, cffectually shield them. The plum
and other fruits subject to the ravagcs of insects,
may be saved by placing on the branches, and
through the tree, punches Of the elder leaves.
To KEEP BEEF.-A country friend says he
has been taught by necessity, since the war
began, how to keep beef without salt, and de-
sircs us to tell our readers. According to his
experience and taste, beef is never fit to be
eaten in steaks until week after being killed.
He says that if it is suspended by a hook or
string, in cellar, so as not to touch the wall, it
will, even in the hottest of summer, Eccp from
one 10 two weeks, without a particle of salt,
and in winter for much longer time. He has
now some which he has preserved in this way
ever since the lst of December last and thinks
it greatly improved. 1t is more tender, palat,
able, and wholesome.
III
The New York Courier publishes the following
extract of a letter from the Archduke Maxi
miIian to General Almunte:
Rest assured, my dear General, that dc not
in the least hesitate about coming TO yon. My
resolution has been finally taken: and ever
since the speech which | made October Sd, he
fore Mexico and the world have on Y been
waiting to take up the rcins ofauthority for the
iu|flmcnt Of conditions made necessary, not by
nv own dignity alone but by the best Interests
OF your country. have already assured You
Of this in my letters of October 9th, and it gives
me great pleasure to renew the assurance now.
You may Use this letter as you please to dis
S;patc all doubts which may be still felt in
Mexico.
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HsEAL ESTATE SALE.
South Carolina--KershaW District.

DY order of Alexander Mcdonald Ordinary for
- Kcrshaw District will sell at public outcry, to
the highest bidder at the Court House in Camden on
the first Monday in March next (sac day.: Two small
Tracts of Land, belonging to The estate of Hardy
Thorn ceased. Said land or tracts sold for division;
and tract containing IS acre. more less lying and
situate on the head waters OF Pine Tree Creek the
second tract containing IS acres more or less, lying
on the head waters Of Beaver Dam Braach both join
ng lands of Charles Perkins and others. Terms cash,
purchasers TO pay for papers.
February DUNCAN SIiEORN, ). 4. D.
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MOTIGE.
FOUND

" the street opposite Col. Dicknson's Monument
L a small POCKET BOOK lmarked Notes coE
tanny eight dollars The owner can have it by pay
inc for this advertisement Apply to j. h. Witlor'
spoon. Telegraph Office.
January %
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4 CALG FOR yOLgNTEEHss
FOR TWELVE MONTHS CONFEDERATE SER.
VICE IN THE STATE
COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. 22, 1864.


COLUMBIA, s. C., Jan. % 1864
TATINCi received instructions from the Bureau
L L Of Conscripton at Richmond. through the Com.
mandan Of ConscrptS 70! South Carolina raise SIX
COMPANIES OF MOUNTED MEN lor the purpose
Of arreStng dcscrters and dequcnts from conscrip.
tDn aud also for The purpose Of resisting any local
ilvasicns or raids that may be attempted by the Alb
ulitionislS. Such authority my part is thus made
known to Tie citizens Of the State in order that this
most important service may he rendered the great
cause OF Southern Indie. .cndcnce
1t is proposed TO form the Battalion from FIX.
einptS and Nonconscripts' Each company TO consist
Of not less than sixty, nor more than one hundred
rank and ilc, to elect its own officers and TO furnish
his own horses. Arms sabre and carbnc) and ac-
c0ulrcmcnts will be furnished by Tie Confederate
Governments and persons desiroS of joining the corps
can report, either individually or in organized compa
MES 10 the nearest District Cong essioual Enrolling
Officer who is authorized to muster in and report
them 10 me at these Headquarters.
The term Of service will be for twelve months and
v!lerc of action local-that is, within the State.
ALLEN J. GREEN.
s2s Major and Enrolling Officer
IS hA,ry papers in the State publish once
100 and forward their bills to the
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LOST

aNN the cars between Camden and ClUrcmont,
~ Buckskin PURSE. containing note or $G7 5u
On J. D. Dnkins. drawn payable Ia j. ". DuckMe. or
bearer The public Is warned against trading! !o- sad
note, bearing date. December t. 1868. as PryTcnt is
stopped on the same. ]. ". BCCKNEE'
JanuaryS 1!
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The JACKSON SrAruE.-A letter from the
artist who has been employed to execute e
statue of StoncwaIl Jackson, has been received,
SAYS the l;chmond Sentinel, bearing date,
"Nurcmburg, November 3d." The casting
will bc done in a foundry about mile from
that city The artist has nearly completed
another lifc-szc bust of General Jackson, to
serve us model for the large statue. lie will
first exhibit it, and invite the judgment Of the
scverest critics as to its merits.
The clothes Of General Jackson, which he
took out with him, arrived safely.
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Good manners is the art of making those
people easy with whom we converse. Whoever
makes the fcwest persons uneasy, is the best
bred in the company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
Deserters' Intellisenee.

Nav YoRK, April 2s "A special to the
Times says:
A squsd of 20 rebel deserters arrived to-
day. They agree that Lee has been re.
ceIving reiniorcements. One asserts that
much of the heavy artillery has been sent
to Richmond, aud the belief Is current
among the soldiers that an early retro
grade movement upon that city will be
made
One of Longstreers divisions has been
sent back to Richmond.
Reports of the capture of Newbern by
the rebels are current, but eau be traced
to no authentic source. No such iuteili.
gence has been received at the War De.
partmeut. The report is discredited. The
rumor probably grew out of an order of
General Butler fOrbiddipg citizens going
TO Newbern.
Ii lis said that orders will soon be issued
to commanders having oolored troops uu-
der them to retaliAte upon rebels.
Orders have been issued for an immedi.
ate draft in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Ohio aud Missouri. A
draft will PROBABLY be ordered 10 Delaware
and some districts of Maryland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
From Washington.

WAsHrSGToN, April 27.-'rbe State Dept
has been officially informed OF the passage
of an order by the Government Council Of
Canada providing from and after the 18th
of April, inst the following: Articles hav.
ing paid full tolls through the st. Law.
renee canal be passed through the Weiland
canal, aud if the tolls have been previous.
lypaid there or through the Chambly canal,
such tolls shall be refunded at the canal
Office at Monroe, viz-iron. all kinds of
salt; and the following articles having paid
full tolls through the Welland canal shall
be Passed,thrOugh the ST. Lawrence aud
ChambIy eanats, viz-wheat, four and
corn.
The Tribune's special says:
Prominent Congressmen are confident Of
an adjournment by the 7th OF June. II is
said the Senate will reduce the House tar
iG vote for 80 per cent increase to 80.
IL is believed Congress will not adjourn
without enacling a Law virtually forcing all
State banks into a national system.
No collision with the enemy in Virginia
is likely to occur for many days.
The Herald's special slys:
Three new regiments have been organic
ed in Wisconsin aud are on the way to the
front.
The seth and s7th have been assigned
TO BurDside's corps, and the asIh TO the
2nd corps.
Veteran reserves organized in New Or
leans have been ordered to Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
WAR DEPAnTnRNT, ApriI 2!


SIR-Tho Governors of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Iowa aud Wisconsin have tender
ed to the President. on the 23d inst, large
numbers Of volunteers from their respec.
tive States service during the pre- sent
campaign. The expected humber is from
$4,000 to 100000 men. aud the time of
service loo days from muster in. II is
believed they can render Us great service.
They are to be paid no bounty, IS, and
are not to diminish or delay the draft for
three years meL in the States where the
quota of the pending draft is not filled up.
The quotas are filled In Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa aud Wisconsin, aud less than 2. 1000
due from Ohio. The excess of these troops
are not provided for 10 the estimates here.
tofore submitted. therefore, it is estimated
that $26. 600 600 will meet the cost of
100000 Of these extra volunteers, and l
respectfully recommend a special appro-
priation for that purpose, and submit
joint resolution to that effect: Impending
operations render it expedient that there
should be early action taken by Congress
upon this proposition, so that if sanction
ed, all needful provision can be made in
due season.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EDWIN n. STANTON.
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.g Teleqtaph.
Rebels Concentrating at Front
Royal-FrOm the Army of the Po-

NEw YoRK, April 2s,-Ths Italian line
OF battle ship Re Gaiautoms has been
heard from at TercirA, in the Western
Islands. Her masts were carried away
and her bulWarks smashed. All the guns
were thrown overheard. Not life was
lest.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO
destroy the frigate Wabash, of Charleston,
by torpedo boat. The Wabash gave q
6rOadsids to the enemy, which Sunk or
escaped under heavy FIRE.
The Ilerald's Msrtinsburg, Va, dispatch
says force of rebels is reported concen.
trating at Front Royal, how large Is not
known. There are some indications that
1t will commence offensive operations on
the lowering Of the Shenandoah river,
which is now greatly swollen. The Poto-
mao 10 also exceedingly high.
The Herald's Army Of the Potomac dis
patch says the weather is pleasant. The
mud is ground into dust, which is kept
down by an occasional dash of April rain.
The enemy shows increased signs Of ac-
tiyity. Yesterday they filled Hazel river
with logs, TO try to sweep off our bridges.
The scheme failed.
Moseby's guerrilIas, In quite strong
force, appeared Dear our lines yesterday.
No civilians are allowed to go to the
front.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

WAsR1xerox, April 2s.-The Senate will
probably pass a .temporary tariff 10 accor.
dance with the views of the Finance Com.
mitlee, adding SO per cent. and exemptinR
goods IN bond from increased duties.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
has reported against all proposed large ap-
propriations for the Improvement Of the
navigation and harbors on western lakes
The Senate Investigating Committee on
naValpurchRses will soon report.
Il estimated by competent judges that
Lee has now massed under bis immediate
control on the RappahaunUck about 81. 600
troops. otherd sIIimAteAs high a. 80. 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
ECLECrIC.

nR. R. II. LEE, Helec,ic Physician, Surgeon and
u Accoueher, tenders his professional services to
tue citlE9us Of Wheeling aud yiciuity. DR.. l.. e 4
Graduate of the Eclectic Medical institute OF Gin
cinnatL aud has had many ye1rs experience in the
practice o. bis pro- tSs'on, aud he hopes By close at
tenttOn TO bnsinOAs, TO merit shAIu of tho public
Dr.. Lee has RiVon special and
has been eminVntly succeesf1I In the treatment Of
chrome dteAses Of every variety, aud especially "
.ueh a. rheumatism and diseases OF the bye Ear,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, CAnc-rs and
Ulcers, Constipation, piles and diseases OF the Kid
legs, Gravel, All those Who have been unAueeeas-
fnily treated for auy Of the above Diseases would
hnd Il TO their interest 10 cousuIt Dr. Lee Without
delay Our practice Safe aud prompt, leav-
ing meTcuTial faint IN the stem, bot cleansing
rSEoVAIinB and strengthening the general system,
acting In unison with NAIuts's unsr.uK laws.
hHAELIAo, WRIST Va, Dec. 9Th, 1868.
To all whom II may concern: Wet uuusTsIsnSd
members toe West va. Legislature, take pleasure
In saying that Ne have known Dr. KieLArI H. Lee
many yeaFs previous 70 the breaking Of the Ks-
6elliou, a. suece;sIu: and emerge ie practItdnsr
aWha county, Va, and tn Italia county, Ohio.
g. sLALK, eeuRtoF TN DIs't,
W. 8. DUNBAK II. Il. D.,
JOHN n. PHELPS, PreR Stnat0.
ONCE one door bUuIh OF Kramer's Hotel Main
street. mug 2ma
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

,-a6R., LouIa, April 2s.-CAiro dates of the
20 b by mail say tn Liberty aud Belle Of
Memphis had arrived, the former With l2s
bales of cotton for Evansville, and the lat
ter with number of horses, mules ana
wagons belonging TO the I6th army corps
for Cairo and 40 bales of cotton for ST.
Louis.
Memphis dates of the 25lh say the steam.
er CurleW, from Arkansas river, while
aground at Johnson's Island, was attacked
BY guerrilias, but the soldiers aboard drove
them of, killing the leader Tompkinntr, a
notorious guerrilla aud boat burner, better
known rs the Wild Irishman.
Three steamers were lying at the mouth
oil White river, from which the putrriIIaa
were receiving large supplies of cIotbiuR.
Martin Smith, formerly a conductor On
the Mississippi Central kaiIrosd. will ba
executed at Memphis 90 the 29Ih uewns
some time since taken 10 the act of Snug.
Cling 500. 900 percussion cAps aud several
bIudred pounds of gunpowdvr to the Gu
envy. having previously taken the oath Of
allegiance.
Gen. Washburn had arrived at Memphis
and resumed command OF the District Of
West Tennessee.
The hospital steamer N. W. Thomas ar.
rived at New Orleans on the 18th With
lee Wouoded soldiers, one. third of whom
are from the late Red river battles, all
furloughed aud on their way home.
Rebel prisoners taken at Pleasant Hill
confirm the former reports tina; Gen. Steele
had taken Shreveport.
Gen. Prince arrived to day.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
PULMONIC WATERS

The Original MeeicinO established in 1887, aud Rrsi
article Of the kind ever introduced under tha
name OF 'PULAoSIc Warns" in this or any other
country all other PulmonfS Waters arc counter
feits. The genuine can be known by the mama
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
BATAN's PuIMoEIc warns
Relieve Cough, COLDS, Sore Throat HoArSeness.
BRTAN's rULAoHIc WATEEs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing,
BKTAE's PULMONIc WAEEEs
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRTAN's PULHOxIo WAgKRs
Relieve Ineipiout Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTAXs PuLMONIc WAEEKs
Relieve Irritation OF thu UVAla aud TonaIIS.
BRTAx's PUIMoxIc warns
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
BRTAHs PuLMoNIo warns
Arc a blessing to all Glasses aud Constitutions.
BRTAN's Pu1HoNlc wATKRs
Are adapted for VOcAIIsts and Public speAKefa
BETANB PULMoNIc WARERs
Are In simple TORN aud pleasant to the taste.
BRASS PuLNoNIc WAyEAs
Not only relieve but Uneet rapid AID lasting eures
BHTAX's rULNoNIc wiPms
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box OF
BETANs PULMoNIc wAykEs
intho houas.
No traveller should bO without supply Of
BREAa's PuLAoxrG warns
in his pocket.
No person will sVer object to give for
BHTAES PULNONIv WATLRs
M, ,,os.s. 81; T~snIy ;nys Gents I
For saleby LAUuuLINS DUSnPIELD.
tyS0
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The Rebel Garrison at Shreveport,

Nav YoRK, April 27.-Tbere are rebel
accounts from Shreveport, La, to the 22d
ult., al which time the place was garrison
ed by sufficient force to hold Il against
auy expected attack. The Notifications
were complete and very extensive. The
batteries are Sufficiently elevated to secure
pluuging shots against iron clads, and the
guns are Of heavy calibre Hnd we'll mount.
ed. Ia addition to these defences the river
is ohstructed TO such an extent that feet
cannot advance on the toWa without much
difficulty and delay, as we'll as danger.
The garrison is proVisioned for siege, aud
has six months troops in the best spirits,
who repose unlimited confidence In Geo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
5 FoRrREss MouRoa, april 2e.-Ths TO

FoRrREss MOHRon. April 2s.-Ths fol-
loving is from rebel papers:
Noble, leh.-A courier reports that a
message from Geo. Banks to Gen. Frank.
lin vas captured on the ;l9th.
Banks Gays the town of Hastowuof lie
occupied BY rebel cavalry, aud that Red
River has fallen and 40 transports aud
gunboats are caught above the raft and
cannot get out till the water rises.
Mobile. 22d.-on Wednesday Gen. Writ
Adams repulsed 1900 federals near Me-
chapicsVille, Miss.
A Yankee spy under the assumed name
of Sterling Kiog was arrested on toe 9Th
at Marion, Va. He was recognized as .
detective from Chicago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

EEw YoBK, April 2s-A special to tho
Post, from Washington, to-day, says:
Gen. Butler expresses the opinion that
the rebel troops have left North Carolina
tor Virginia.
The Military Committee of the House
has not yet made report on the bill TO
raise the pay of colorrd troops. The Sen
ate added the measure to the army Appro-
priation bill, AS an amendment, aud il is
DOW before the Ways and Means Commit
tee. which will speedily report upon it.
tis rumOred here that Postmaster Gen.
eral Blair will follow up his removal Of
Mr.. Watson, radical Republican, clerk in
his Departme by other removals, aud
that be intends to make war upon Chase's
friends who hold postolfice appointments.
Chase is iu Phil"deIphia aud does not
intend to go to New York.
Several members of The New York board
of brokers have arrived here to protest
against the proposed tax upon stock trans
actions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

NEW YoRK, April 2s.-Tbe usws received
this morning ut the Brooklyu navy yard
from Fortress Monroe aud elsewhere iudi.
Gates approaching hosttIiues Oh the south
ern coast almost Immediately. From our
own barber whole feet OF wooded and
armored steamers have just gone out, and
the Onondaga has been ordered from For.
tress Monroe with her conveys. Ttisuu.
dersIood all the vessels have received
tbeis sailing orders, and at o'clock this
afternoon the Canonicus and her escorts,
as we'll AS several small steamers, were to
have LETT. a large uumber OF others are
being pushed forward here az rapidly as
possible and will be placed in conmtSslou-
soon.
The steamer America, which arrived to-
day from New Orleans, reports that on
the 2Otb, when fifty miles southwest of
TOrtugas, she spike an English schooner
which reported the rebel pirate steamers
Florida cruising 10 the Cult
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

WAsHIX0roN, Aprll 2s.-Tne following is
the joint resolution as passed by the Sen
ate:
Resolved, by the Senate aud House of
Representative, iu Congress assem- bIed,
That until the end of 60 days after the
passage of this resolution, 80 per ceu,um
Of the rates OF duties aud Imp1sIs now
imposed by law on all goods. wares, mer-
chaudtse and articles imported shall be
added to the present duties aud inposts
now charged on the importation OF such
articles; Provided, that printing paper,
unslzsI, used for hooks and uswspap.rs
exclusively, shall be exempt from tns OPP
GRAFTON OF the resolution.
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LaughIiR's Syrup.

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Asthma, Bronchitis and General Irration OF thu
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Price 25 Cents. Prepared only by
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ASSISTANT QuARrEnMAsfEa's o1ucR,

WheellnK, ". Va February -, 1874.
A LLdealers 10 Drugs, Hardware, Iron, sIeel, Lam
IA ber Leather, Harm -, and Adisry, arc request
ed TO send TO Luis Office, on tho Mon JAY OF each
week. sealed proposal or list, dHpIie1t., of the
articles they arc prepared 70 furnish this Depot
At short nOticr, with tie price Of each maTkSi in
plain figures 90 that, ia the 0KiKsneeS Of the
service require u, tho article Articles can be OBJ
tAinod without dslay, and At the lowest prizes.
Dealers wishing 10 sell to this DelOL will be re-
CURED to furnish the list puuctIalIy every Monday
morning J g RAKNSWOREd,
UAptAin and Assistant QuarteT-mAster,
feb2b.Lt Depot Of wheeling.
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NEW YoRk, April 2s.-Tbs Champion
from AspiuWall has arrived, bridging S2ee-
600 IN specie.
The steamer America from New Orleans,
18th, arrived at noon.
The Era of the 18th contains late news
of Banks. ~ -
:, Tbs greater part of the rebel army is a.
|. Preparations were being made for ano,h-
sr.adVanse of our army. Y ES'1l -
The Era -adds, We haze good reason to
believe that Backs iSi again on the way TO
SnFeTePorts J.-s sCEEalf 81 IS ~
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
sHIRTSi SHIRTSI sHTR,rsi

mere and Flannsll Army Shirts, Of various stylsi
and prices. Also, IS dozen White Drs.s shIrts at
tho following prieeE Six for SI2S SIS, SIS,
S2I and "a Dollars.
Also, Shirts made to order and warranted to at,
Of superior work and unequaIIed in quality for the
prices j T..IAKIN,
MIRO No. 100 Main street, VIII. clog, VI. Va.