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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
Businsss Direftorp.
- 81. LANTERMAN,
o DENTIST.
uORATIO PRATT,

~, mounted on Cold Silver, Rubber Base Oliee
rsi fence on sf-a1 street, directly Elst Of the
r,t9l Lansing, Mich. AT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
BY NATHAN RICHARDSON,

Author Of the Modern School for the Pilno Fortev
Ias LAST aud BgSr WORK OF hs distinguished author
= universally admit a 20 be superior excellence u all
vtlcr tA1is. systems, and 90 schools and TIE
. S'oS THAT Ey ElY PUPIL NEEIS for the Acquiremcnt
lA'roiSh kl0Elcdge OF PitnO-forte playinE II i
siApe U al grades of Tuition, from the Rldamenta
s--s tne youngest q ths Studies and Exercises Of
A-st1cea Pupils. Two editions are published, one
n..ptrig American and the other Foreign lingering.
rn tle wNrS - orderci II no preference Is desigua-
-. w eiiti1n with American lingering will be ssnt
~ s. sure that In ordering IL yOH particular In
SetHyns the b. NEW METHOD" Price s.. Mailef
1.St-nll, 10 any address Snd by all Music Dealers
olNsR pirSuN Co. Publishers, 80 Washington
Street Boston 44Svl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
Richardson's NEW METHOD
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

Al improvement upon all other Instruction Books IN
.rc-rcss ve Arrangement Adaptation aat simplicity
F1lntet upon New AMI Original Plan, ami ulustra-
ci hy assris of Pates sh owing the Proper Pos ton
e' tae Hands and Fingers To which sdIed the
lidiman Of Harmony aud Thorough Rlss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

Az ACT enable guardians and committees Of lunatcs
appointed ths several states, u act within the Dis
trlct VI Co umbl4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
Partition Sale.

n virtue Of an Order OF SAILS, issued from n /,
u of Court of Common pisSs Of Ey.sb11z,'i,,
County Ohio, in the sniE in Partition q non rt
a, Stemlns % al, aSElns; ADEAbsila FIenaIn 81 al
Of the Court HGuse IN Marietta on li,,,,t,, H. IN
day OF April, a. d. 1864, At one o'clock p NJ of d
Gay, the following described real estate situnIe m
the town Of haIamoras, town: - :
LSt with Baeks n4tn shop thereon, appraised
LOIS NO. ana ., with Steam FInuFins MN. -ss
pairs French Butr5 THEREOF apur iss IL s 3;,s "a
Lot No. I, with Dwelling IL liss and sIoF,, hs,,S'
thereon, appraised at 81, 20
Lot \" H. with Dwelling Hoale theron, appraised
. TEKMs OF sALE.-oEe-third Of the pureb,.s
money ash In hand, onethiTd IN one year ana one
ihtrd In two yearh with inteEest. deferred IE,-
ments 70 be secured BY mortgage upon The remlsss.
NINsUR,
mrlI I'd Sheriff Washingtou Co ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
81, SEQ, joe. $3.50. asn.

WA oar friends, inN sending subscrip.
'gas u the iHfeHtgencer, please remember
'lat the price OF the Daily for one month
il Is cents, for two months $3.50, for
;5ler months 81 80 for six months SO, 90,
ssh gor one year 81! That the price of
,as TIL, Weekly for one yenr is 81, for sig
mouths 81, and for three months I,25.L
Thai he price OF the Weekly is 50 year,
or 81 for six months. These terms We do
10, dsir,r1 rom, aud request that our pat.
rOus will make a note of them, and thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
18-THE TRAN Of cars from wagbingto

1aFTHE AnOf cars from Washington
yesterday over the Hemp6eld railroad en-
eoenteFed huge rock, as big as half Of q
car upon the track in The deep cut this
slas OF TaylOrstOwn. The rain had Iooa
ened the earth at the top of the cut aud
eepsed the rock to roll down. The train
was detained several hours as the rock
had to be blasted two or three times before
itcould 6s removed, and new rails had To
be supplied.
While speaking of the Hsmpfeld, which
by the way, has not yet earned much re-
putatiOn in the way of Destroying life, we
may mention that few days ago the train
from this city to Washington ran upon q
flock of sheep which had collected upon
the track. The sheep. instead of leaving the
track as sensible sheep would have done,
HGddied together against the bauk. The
train could not be stopped aud fifteen of
the sheep were killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

10 A hAA"soAs PEEsRNr.-During a
's's"' en'rr'a!uusns gwen 10 the members
u zoe o' tee returned West Virginia Rrg,.
meats at "ashrossvu Hail, Que OF tue
!'4's iaaiss, Miss Carrie Berger, who had
been very active ~ waiting upon tue sol.
''sF'' Mas robbed OF valuable GOLD watch.
SIC aId Noi allow her loss TO danpeu her
a'eo' Ia The cause, however, but was iu
"''e1aance, as usuAi, at the entertainment
gwen 10 Tie 4th Veteran Infantry GU Mon
.! evening. Some of the enlisted men
q tie +sh heard OF the circumstance, and
al '4eS put their heads together, bought a
'F'eua'd i't'Ie gold watch, aud yesterday,
t-''usa their Lieuten.ut- Colonel, j. /,
'aa's' psssea,ed ito the lady.
Ii "as a handsome thing on the par, Of
'l' 'aea OF the Alb, aud tue eomplimen,
'as sm'nentiy deserved aud will douotlss.
&c 4'sniy appreciated oy the amiaols re.
S'p'eH1 OF tue Presgut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
- DE CArFunE D. a Mnsr vlnnrr,


To Tue CAPTURE OF WEsT VIRGrSIA
CAVALRY CoMPANy.-A letter from head.
q-+'tsr" Of the Department of West v,r.
t'I's gives tue particulars of the reeeu.
capture ~ sne reDs,s of cUn. pauy OF cav.
ally at Winfield, GU the E.nnwbu river
A-Jor tucker, OF G,u. Uiuoke's staff
@as seHt iron ChArtrzton, On Tue Kauawba
s''eF, 10 tue headquarters OF rhis d.part.
ne1', Win Important dispatches Tor Gen
SEei. The Msjor i,lt Cu.r.sstpu !, m.
A.e'--er N'e'rsss, Captain Cox. When
about Twenty-Five miles from Charleston
|r'"in Cox stopped The slvamer and in.
'a'4.rd Major Rucker ,nat, vlug to III.
P's'"'eoee u a ntgn wind, ne CONSIDER
{" "a u"sate 10 90 through the .shoot. /"
'ls '.''er oerug ABOUT ,wenty elght miles
''sai eAar!es.on- Tue Major insisted on
4-"!Ag Is much speed AS possible but it
"-s ase'ae4 70 Awal, !. .nose tayorable o.
p9a-nl.y.
A''ssa gs,a, deal OF rouUie, and the
''-' having iultea, the Major succeeded
~ n'''ng 'ae Sesse, pu, out aud heaedd for
DIS d,sI'n"tIsa, TAM very night a body
q 's"st eaS"iry da5htd iuto wlndeid whsre
plain Cox had gone to see his wife, and
81 ,.fsl nearly Tie y hole OF /. company Of
'Ar ara west y,rgt4i. Cavalry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
rag-A SERIOUS JOks.-NIiss EIoise Kin

12s-A SERIOUS Joks,-Miss Eloise Kin
irorough ia 9uung Germ ln gIrl. and
resides as domestic ia the family of =
,sa,.ru.au living 90 Monroe street One
r.=u'ne apoat two weeks ngu she paid a
,tr i GermAG girl similarly emplove6
IL Tie house of a gentleman on Main
s-frri. Daring the evening Miss Kindle.
b. -sA 'gund herself alone in the kitchen
STA sra or three young fellows euDIoyed
10 sav'aer part OF the house, two of whom
q 10Y Damed David and uuother named
N'yUsck, caught hold of her, besmeared
-.r ace With SCOT from the stove, throw
Lee Town upon the floor, and in a verv
sauEh manner took indecent liberties with
lsr person. GA Monday Eloise made
Complaint before Alderman Dully, char0.
~ lie two boys wish tue unlawful doings
shove mentioued. The peculiar nature uf
lie case attracted quite large crowd tn
tie A'dermau's office, and the facts as
stated by the girl III regard 10 The affair
we're OF au outrageous character. Upon
1s'ns ssksd why she had allowed the mat
ter TO remain locked up in her bosom for
Two weeks, her only reply was that abe
was ashamed 10 say anything about it.
III consideration OF the youth OF the Of
ien4rFs' David AID Maybeck, they were
hne't 'es dollars and costs each, aud adj
@o"'sa'd 10 learn wisdom oy expert
e0sF, aad let their young female visitors
aloue in the tuture.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
@ag 0elegrarh.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The King of Norway Proposes to
Assist OenmarkzRoW with the
French Troops at Rome.

551SSh6 06umaEkEhOW Win the
French Troops at Rome.
cari.dana, Mareh I6.-The storthiue
opened to-day
The King announced a bill for an ex
traordinary credit of 1900, 900 rigdAlets,
TO enable the government to give material
aid To Denmark 10 certain emergencies.-
The King also desired liberty of action for
all eventualities, aud authorizations to en-
Ploy the regular army aud navy in aid of
Denmark, if found necessary.
Rome, Mare6 Is.-Ths conflicts betveen
the Papat and French troops continue. The
pupulace eide with the former.
!. The Pope's illness continues.
London, March 1.-THE Times' city ar
ttcles Gays:
An Idea is prevalent that a reduction OF
distant.
The Times and Star advise the Danes to
accept ElIenbOrough's proposition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
SPILLS

A yEdETABhE REAEBY for tho cure ar ONLY
- oNE DISEASE lSyphIiizl. IL dues Lot con.
1 = PeTuele OF Mercury In Ana SHAPs or foTnl
- = PeEiScIy sae aud harmless to the most deiicats
constitution and may be used by ptraoGa OF any a.,
o. sex Wltho1s change Of liet nablt Of uGc wiIh
kNOWN 10 FAIa soldiers dischar cd n insi,r,
pie are cured daily. Send Tor tlIeIlar All E,r
u. Grook . Pl.L-S Rensdy.1 Piece - uer tot.
no. SOid by +. n, L0QA Co
AID LOGAN, LIST ( 60
nES0 cow Wheeling, IS, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

s9F Cry COUNorLs TIE City Councils
met iast evening for the purpose of elect
ing City Treasurer TO fill the place made
vacant by the death of R. W. Harding, Esq.
Owing TO the iuclemeucy of the weather
there was rot quorum present aud the
Councils adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

This invaluable incidence is unfatliue in the cure
Of AL those painful dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject 1t nSLerAtes all
excess and removes all distractions, aud speedy
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time,
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
msnt Stamp of Great Britain prevent countereits
CAUTION.
TIL g Pills should not be taken by females during
the RIRsT THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exertiOu,
PalpltatiOn of the Heart, Mysteries and whites,
these MS will effect cure when ali other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, calomel anthony, or anything
huTtEuI to the constitution.
Pull directions In the pamphlet around each pack
ages which should % carefuiiy preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Canadns.
JOB MOSES, q CortIandtst ST., N. z. +
N. Bs-$l!oO and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent wiz insure bottle containing
hfty Pills by return mail.
For sale by LAUaHLINs& BUsHFIELD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

MrLlTAHE ARREsT,-J. Wesley Wat.
kins, Jr., son of General ]. w. Watkios.
OF Baltimore, was arrested near Martins.
burg a few days since by one of General
SulliVan's picket guards, and taken to
harrisburg lie was captered while at.
tempting to get through the Federal lines.
General Sullivan ordered him TO be taken
to Baltimore under guard and handed over
to the military authorities. Watkins states
to the military authorities that he has
been 10 MOseby's cavalry brigade, but that
he had left the rebel army. and was max.
ing bis way to the nearest Federal military
post when he was arrested; aud that be
desired to take the oath of allegiance &C.
cording to The Presidents amnesty procla.
nation. He was locked up in the military
prison to await bis trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
TRUST sic.

SOukSuANr TO deed Of trust iTOu. Robert @.
psndletGn and myself, dated the ind DAY of Ja1S'
ieS0, and recorded IN deed book numbered Al t.5
5gSS IN the RecoTaeF's Uti- OF hI5 Couaty WI
Virginia; aud 70 a Supplement- or addition L, tie
sai9 deco OF trust acknowledged for record BIS tbs
said nhAm aud GilbersOa, on tie 2GJh dny a. Au-
page AZ. in said OEilcs UilI, on rhur,d., ~
day OF April ls6Is cnmmenclng st 10 O'eiucs tn the
forenoon, proceed tn sell AZ pubic auotion = ttIe
mont door VI the Court uOufg uI The E,t4 Is ~. Z
OEio Lot nu1nber I, -fsur--in tAz issil,Ir Aditon
to the Clip Yl Wheeling, the North side OF oHi,sy
street, adjoining the lot which ut the lini- "a Iis
execution OF tbs sail deed OF trust, BELONGED 10 Il a
aeE. william hgmstronE- seiiInts A. trustee, 1 vii
convey sEeh tide only rs by the sdid deed OF trn.t
am authorized TO sell aud. convey
TEkMS OF SALE--=Uns IhiTd Of tn, p,.scI,,-.
money To DO paid 10 cash, and tlis Estins IL IL. a
t"eiVe months Nith interest Thr tiSlerr,d it,.--
men 70 Do secured BY bout Rud satisfactory aeeuri
y. -.... tntf to DANIEL CANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

*; y. H. Lee, Eclectic Physician Surgeon and
- AeSoueher, tenders his pr0lessio All ssryic., 60
tae Sltitsns OF Mhoeiing and Nicinity Ir J.; Ia "A
graduate of the Eclectic Medical insIitlis Of ~,
s.'.stl' Aad mas had ilany yelrs expzrleuct ia az
o. ~. pro esaou, aud no hupos b. elOss AZ
lottoh 70 DlAnesss 10 merIt share . thp u,bIia
pAEonhc DR.. Lee has given stte;af attrnf{fn =. i,T
hAs oeen eninently areceeSfuI IL The trEtIl,ur III
enEoue diseases OF every variety, aud espeqia,tT Il
IS NheImAti7m aad diseases tho aye Ear,
aver Complaint. Nervous DebiIu,, Cane NJ ma
ulcers Constipation, Piles and distassS OF ts XII
oeys travel, ac Allthoss whO hayj been n suscts
LullH treAtsd Tor any Of the above dIseas - wgTl
9ne e Their interest 10 consult Dr. Lee Uncut
1eIhy. OnF practice Il sAfs, ceFkln and pron ,v
ing no meTruEial faint ia the systeul G,It ci,-5s
EenoF2tlng and strengthening tho general htNfar3
aeang "a unison with Natures unsr!hs nyr -
WHLELINGI WEsT VA, Dec 5th. 1s63
40 an whom II may concern: sthe uuGst signed
neulpeFa OF the West Va, Legi lAture lake Dl,SnFe
IN SAYING that We have Known DR.. RichurI H. Ice
many yeara previous 10 the break NJ out II A.. ~.
- sion a. successful and ssio pricttirnsr
aHha county, Va, and IN EiAliia G. UNITY Ctio
q. Slack, SeuaJoc Tth d 81 p
W.S. DUSBaR NJ. IL b, rasa.
- e4s. JOHN ii. EE4 ELPS prea s.tats
once one door south OI 6Tamsr's Hotei Ninf,,
.tsst. m % 2me
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
Grand union Ran

'CHahs will he Grand Union Ball given at
l >trztenrAuci's hall, South Wheeling. on ri
s,y evening, April LIST, 1854. ThOs. 4. Gocnyne's
R.al fiIi be on hand and pleasant time NAV he
So. &c. ~ all. M 30:its
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
PRuSphRa SA.I.a.

u Vtrtn0 Of . DeSd 1rprt irvp IShn Russell
II 70 henry Eehols. data Aprii las, ls5t s5.d re-
Corded in Dee: Rock Al page 40 n t,rrt tslrntT
Eecords and Of my b ihts Oircu court
OF sad county as Trustee Ia iIce oi sud H. hUIs
VIA tell ut the front doOE u iiOuI. nun % -
ohio County, saturday, 4 r Il S.hI 1861 az 10 e
oeloe6, a. llo,. igr .ssi,, llE
Part Of the oitg o. ishs5D6g I4Ef s.ts Or ,.. " q
SnaPlins And other me zane d.-eEisd iaiiuss:
- teet front 90 son street anu eAteadi5 h.ek ITO
property cons eyed tOid lsIsttiI ly ebs.f Wiitff
by deco daf "a april tst, 1s49 49, - 2tFs -
JOHN @. CHANDLk.,
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Bay~ How TO MAKEA "VIALu BARoYRrrs

How TO MAKEA "VIAL" BARoNErEa.
Cut the neck Of a two ounce vial SIN DOTH
" OH in the middle. Then FIJI the vial up
to the Remaining part of the neck full of
water add wipe the mouth OF the vial dry.
Attach a string to the bottom of the vial
and Suddenly turn it upside down by a
quick motion aud you will fad that the
water will not run OCT. This done hang
up your barometer. When it is going to
Faiu drop of water suspeuds itself at the
mouth of the vial. When it is going to
clear up no such drop is visible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

G9~ AcclDkNr Alta WooLES FAcroRY-
We learn that quite serious accident
oeeursed at the wOoleugfactory of Mrs.
Bradley, in East Wheeling, last evening.
The pump of the engine gave out or broke
down, causing al explosion ia the steam
drum. Considerable damage was done to
the light machinery of the establishment,
but Fortunately no one was hurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

R9rDEATH OF CAPT. D. B. HERaoS.-
Capt. David B. Heron, well and favorably
known in this city and all along The Ohio
river, died in Cincinnati on Saturday last
in the 44th year of his age. The deceased
Was horn near Bank Lick, Kentucky, op.
pOsite Cincinnati, and had been engaged
in The capacity of Clerk and Captain, on
the aOnougshela, Muskiugum, Ohio, Cum.
berlaud aud Mississippi rivers, during the
past twenty years. The Malta, j. q.
Done, Alvin Adams and Reserve were
among tue boats he commanded, aud left
The latter two weeks since, while suffering
with severe attack Of the aux, which
terminated 10 his death. He was secre.
tary of the Steamboat Captains Beuevo-
lent association, in Cincinnati, for two
years previous to taking charge of the Re-
serve. His last enI was in full harmonv
with his previous lite. Calmly aud peace.
fully. AS wearied child sinks into slum.
Der. he passed away.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

EH'- rnE RIVER was rising slowly yes
terday with six feet aud half inches of
water in the channel The steamer Eagle
has been disabled by the breaking of a
cog wheel aud is undergoing repairs. A
hard rain poured down during the entire
day, which will doubtless swell the Ohio
up to more respectable proportions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

Desirable. Flour1ng Min for.eaIe.,
" undivided attention, 4 upstre % seiT nv D-y
9nd ysi9anie Figuring Miii Property situated az
hs building ia 6nilt substantially u brtek3.t
- ~ 40 Iest eontalns tsrO Of Bnrs ssGnIIfs
elAS ot hnSlne u Inch eJiihdep u aeh s,roks
uouO!S nsed boiiera, ~ feet ioaI 90 iI,cs. d.
ICY new. The mill sul1s a, Eeod 5sPufat 90, Ard
10y 10y ana Pfohiabie patIUnsss Is ,seursd.
ena othef paEtieuiSrs, Apply At SlF liz,
St..9s s 2 z. HORNBR00K.s SO
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: Aai3Is7.s7- 0U.ETEfai= 15T=,-51 a, n !

Nheslibz, .. Va, Fsbfiary u lst4
a hue -, ~ iFoE, gel -
Cd 70 send 20 thts otice, oa the Nos DAY Of e-rl
W. seelsa proposal or list, dUPltr+t Of the
81 ~. ssoSt notice VITA thepTies Of e.eh 4rEsr
pam ngnfes 80 thals in tue eEiee.cisS u the
ssEvlee require IL, the 4Tiieio artIcIes a. 6eb
tal1ei without decay and 1t TIP lowest grGee
pealeFFWtSitinEl 10 sell IN tia be % viii be re-
CURED TO furnish Tie rt clGaIiy every 81 naay
morning a.. q PAkasWORrh
Captafn and A s=iss sGE etuAtter-nfisfer - 81 ~
le0Z5-I Depot Of Whaatipg
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ooLGArk,s aONIEYIl silsa
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full; imParts fresh vitality equsntly fsstoEfn
pristine color, and teCtifes the III snects of BAD
Dyes. Fhosenuins 4 Eigned WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, all others mere Imitationa and shouid he
avoided Sold by ali Druggists, u. RGoFoRY-sl
BARcLAY-sT,H N. Y {
Bachelors New Toilet Cream Tor
Dressing the HAIR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHIRps q q 100 5sfiIiTl -. :.

iuil assortment 81 FRENCH sud ss16Srjeau ol.,i.
nsEs and Rlaanell Army Of Tafi6Gs sf7ies
and prices. Alio,sTg dfil White fpre.s sIiirts !.
the following ptiesIs, sic Tart ~ q SIS s1s,
SS1 and "a DoIlars.i a
Also, Shirts made 70 Gfde 1lnd lrautsi to az.
OF superior work pneq ia gdSiity fur the
prices. Is I n SkIg
nr29 No. 100 Main sifs5t, Z ". Va. i
ooLGATH,s HoNH.Y soar.
This celebrated Toilet SOAP, Il ii I isiniver.
sal demand, Is made from the ehoieest material,
Is mild and emollIent In its mature, fea-
grantly scented, and extremely be n e1tciaI
in Its action uROn The akin. Per sale By an Ding.
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers, mr15 II
HAIR DYEi HATR nvEII
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

loving to the storm of yesterday and
last night, which seems to have prevailed
very generally, the operator advises us that
Dc was unable to procure any report but
what appears in this column.-EDs INTEL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30
FRoAI WAsnINaToN.
Special Dispatch to The New York TribaS..
!, = THE TAr. ny ,11Frr i, 900,

Special Dispatch to the New York Tribane.
THE TAX. oNsDIsTILLEb SPIRITS.
"a MsIfeel apsberized 70 state that The dis.
tcnfqauce OF views ia. the " ty4s an,i Mems
Semmittee respecting tht, Inx ouftiisVilied
issplFlls haze 9ses shartnagized, and that
Alle policy OF high taxation is rapidly ma
4, Rlne eonverfs outside aud inside of their
troo9S Ii is Understood that q tax iofiOo
tlessllban qyieilpt viii be laid or spirits.
Eaad that the Committee win recommend
thar tins be laid to take effect 10 NAV I'm.
stead OF July. This will be done to cut
on the two months rope given by the law.
as It stands, to distiilers to get a heavy
stock on hand. 1t will oGViate also the
necessity of another wastefuI debate over
the question of taxing retroactively.
The revenue. has lost two millions and a
half Of dollars through the last wrangle.
THE TAX ON TOBACCO.
Il is now quite sure, too, that Secretary
Ghase's recommendations of a heavy iax
on tobacco viii be adopted. The opinion
prevails in circles that dollar or upward
on spirits, aud correspondence high tar
on tobacco, will yield full oue. half of all
the revenue we shall need, md to that .ex-
tent the uscessaries and comforts of life
will be relieved from burdens.
TIE ENLISTMENT OF SLAVES IL KENTUCKY.
Gov. Bramlette of Kentucky, with two
hackers, had au interview With Mr. Lin
coin this morning toaccomplish by insinu.
alton and eoaxiug what he failed to get by
buliying-the stopping of the enlistment Of
slaves in Kentucky inlo The Union armies.
Il has TRANSFERRED since the Governors ar.
rival here, thhs at the time he demonstrated
with the agaiost,uroing Kentuc-
ky slaves into Uuion. soldiers, lie had in
type IN the public priuting office iu Frank
Tort, proclamation cs sling upon the peo-
pie of Kentucky to defy tie authority OF
the Government, and resist it's action with
force of arms.
Elk Cox. Jacobs has permitted an intima.
ton to escape him that the schemes eli re-
sistance contemplated principally the seiz.
ure of the lines of communication with
Grants armies iu the South, and force them
for want of supplies, TO evacuAte Georgia
and Tennessee, aud SO let the rebels get
possession OF Kentucky and bring her
wholly out of the Union. 1t is probable
that Bramlette will so back wiser and
a more loyal mau.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-30

WRArS-In view OF the clear sky and
bright sunshine of Monday. which seemed
to be coa1ing the birds to sing aud the
prim roses to peep out, it was rather sur
prisiOg yesterday morning to be greeted
with rafting, peltiug, drenchiug rain
The rain poured down almost necessarily
during the whole of the day.
psr WE call attention to the book aud
stationary advertisement of Joseph L
Wilde, which appears in today paper.
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