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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Seized bY GnarriIiIlan.

oAiRoi Feb. ,e.-TGe steamer Illinois
rom t New Orleans. on the 29th ult.; win !
heavy cargo OF sugar and moiasses, has
Arrived 1sfs4a.FzoE .,.,.s.i,, p So
Her officers learned at Island. ne thai
the steamer Gillnm wss seized by eueTrI
las under Col. Lee, and used to ferry their
norses, mules and wagons to the Missis-
ssippi side. 90" - Is35i -'''''
They also took Mr., Cole, tnanaRer of the
government wood yard, and.fwenty con!
tra6apds. They released the .neproe,
stter crossing, but carried Cole and a man
eelng as guard of the wood yard viii
them, who it was saidiwould be hanged
TIL They carried property from Bolivar Lsnd.
ing;and burned the Town. No harm n :
done to ! the boat or cargo;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Great Scare in Richmond

/ n I'D -
BALTIMORE, Feb. pa special dispatch
FROM Fortress 4onroe TO the Anericsn 2
from Q. C..Fultou, who is at. City Point,
says: 500, N'
The rebel flag of9r1cs, with Commits.
sioner 0uld and Capt. Hatch. Sthe trnne
officers, arrived 61iSSunday at CITY Point.
Two citizen prisoners wefetbroug6t down.
They we're both MArylanders! They bring
executing news from tRiehmond, which they
represent was 10 q state of the most fever.
lsa excitement from midpigh on Saturday
Up 10 the TIME the left, Sunday afternoon,
al Midnight on Saturday the bells of the
city were were rung and men were rush
ing through the streets crying 40 armsI
10 arms the Yankees are comfupI the
apkees are cOmiugl" During the re-.
matnder Of the night there Wss intense
commotiou everywhere visible. The home
guard was called out and the tram n n,
armed men could be heard In all direo.s
tons. Cannon were hauled through the
steeets, women and children were hurry
tngI TO and fro, aud there were all the eyi.
dences OF such panic as has seldom been
witnessed IN Richmond. On Sunday
morning there was no abatement in the
excitement. The guards were all marched
out of the city to the defenses and armed
citizens were placed on guard over pris.
oners, horsemen were daehing to and fro
and the excitement among the prisoners
70 know The cause OF all this excitemsot
became Intense So -
" was soon learned that large cavalry
and Infantry force, with artillery mad ns5s ,
their appearance on the Peninsula al Rot /,
toms bridge, within 10 miles from the
city, and that Richmond was aotnaIir
threatened by the Yankees. The same
nnrrying of troops, armiug of citizens and
excitement among the women and childreD
continued during the morning, and at two
O'Clock when two released prisoners ware
about to leave in the truce boat. the aisrT,
bells were again ringing with great fury.
The rumor1 that prevailed were cooflictiS0
and wild. It was their Impression thst
from 1000 70 10000 cavalry would have
pat little difficulty in entering the city.
ioerating the Union prisoners, destroyin1
the forts and public property and retiring
oy tue Peninsula, before any sufficient
force to resist them could be brought to
the aid OF the small garrison left to defend
IT, For several days previous to this alarm
the troops In and around the city, to the
n9moer OF 1000 to 5000, had been sent
on I, to Lees army with great dispatch.
The impression prevailed that move.
m N was contemplated by Gen. Meade
10 this they were right, as durine the
progress of the excitement on Suuda9 In.
telligenee was received that Meade had
crossed the Rapidan,
On Monday morning currier a-.iVed
az City Point bringing copies of the NOR.
Mug papers, with the Intelligence that the
excitement had abated, aud it had been as
certained that the Yankees were faIIjnr
back from the Ohickahominy. and had
abandoned the attack,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Dd-IMPoR4AHr 70 M1LiTtI . Or+,o,,.

a
A bill to discipline the Commiss i,,li
Officers of the Militia aud volunteer ,foroea
of the State, is nov. before the Leeislature
1t provides that there shalr be held. oncs
in each year, muster and eneampmen. of
eight days duration Of ali Commissioned
officers belonging to the several military
organizations of the State, at such times
and places within the bounds of Their re-.
spective brigades, as the, Governor shall
direct. At every muster of the officers of
briea lie, the officers shall, 81 every rank
be thoroughly iustruced aud.dtiued,iu the
manual of arms, aud In the most essential
parts of the school of soldier, coupanv
aud battalion, aud in. such other theoreti.
cal and practical details ,appropriateto each
arm of the service, as will tend to greater
efficiency. During the encampment or mus
ter, the officers shall be governed by the
regulations aud articles of war for the gov.
eminent Of the armies of the United Statss
The Governor shall select aud detail an
officer as commaudant and instructor for
every such muster and encampment. who
Is thoroughly drilled and Instructed for the
duty. The Quartermaster. General shall
at least four weeks before any such mus.
Ter, advertise for period OF three DAYS.
in one paper within the bounds Of each
brigade, inviting sealed proposals for the
encamPment, to provide rations during the
continuance of the muster, for all who at.
tend the sHmei said rations to be the same
in every particular as are prescribed for
the armies Of the United States. Every
0fheer negleCting or refusing to attend suCb
sncampment and muster, shall be reported
to the Fegimental court of the regiment 70
which he belongs, aud. unless satisfac-
tory excuse be given, shall be fiued by it
not less than ten nor more than City dol
lars. ID
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PR6POSALs. FOR ICE.
MEDICAL PuRvEroR,s OHY1oR.
WASHINGTON, D. O., FebruRry i. iRR.

WASHINGTON, D. O., February i, lisa.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at mi,
nSb Js ~. S1t y NJ Fe6ruaryth 26th for fur.
me present year, at the points herein desIS
nssso: The Ice to be stored b. the contractor IN
StSSPety constructed ice-houSes at each noInt ~
gelyery. on or before the 18th day Of AnriI nsvs
net 70 be recelpted for until It's Quality n
I. iSeIhouse, and the manner In which it
9tieer appointed for the purpose. or Sy a MsdiSSi
teSPeetoF; and payment viii be made onIy, foS t6a
Te mus stored and reoslpted for
below as required at the respective piSeSs LIE tSa
tbS Lnat mould more be needed at any time for
tS .s ana under the same Jnditions;
QUANTITY 10 Be DELITERRDAT
ASS9apoliS, Mad.-lee-houSe owned BY the UbItsd
FortTess Monroe, Va.-Iee-house owned bv tbs mt.
ted States-2S0 tons " '"9 Oui'
FONT Lookout, Md.-Iee- house ovped nv, tL Ira,,,
States-2OO fonS n - "d " me united
FGs5 e mot owned by the Uni
NsW6eru y. 0r-Iee-house owned bv the Jrn,..,
Hilton Head, 8. O-Ice hons. o,,v,.1 - a., :,
ssslSE. s 3; o9@Ieehcuse owned by the Unite
roPosalI will also be received for furnIsbin,, i.s
oy weight for the year 1884, In sueh onsntI
y ~ may be required BY the surgeons 10 Charge
ing annual estimate, in and near ~ - v
! Boston, Mas 40 tOns So 80.
tE!eN Iork1 800 tons.
New Haven, Conn, 30 toul ''5'.iiI 81
59Itsmouth @ toye, z. ]. :, 1870 tons
philadelphia, Pa, 1900 tons.
Newark, N. j 100 tons
Washington, b. O., 2 500 tons ~ RI
: BalttmoreS Nd, 500 tons '' .''s.1 is5
Frederick, Md S6 TONS sHrF
a, Al AaulttonAl amounts that may be reouInaii az
these llAees until January LIST, 1906 ara 81 ~ az,
Hished At the same rates. :. SO' -'S ~ Ds Hut-
PORN OF PROPOSAL.
The UNDERSIGNED I,ro,,,,,,. ., 50, a-4
inst quality OF ice, carefully packed IN substSn
aAi es-hOu'O', at the within named points, nansIV
at poua Sf iISw%s prices ton of two thousand
'On'' A's-por ton.
The Ice to be subject to The Inspection ms.,ur.
msnt, aud approval of Medical oficer, or otbs-
properly appointed INJECTOR before being reesiotsd
Payment to be made from time to tim. upoD 5.
P"eS'e 0i'i'' certified to by the Medical Director.
Signed, 49,
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G8-WHAT IT WILL Oosr-At the war
meeting on Monday night Mr. John r
Hubbard, supposing that bounty of two,
hundred aud fifty dollars would be recon. :.
mended to each volunteer, made state.
ment which will be interesting to ta1
payers. If we pay bounty of $3.50 10
200 meDi the quota of Ohio county under
the late call of the President for 300. 600
men, it will require a levy by the Board
OF Supervisors of $50, 900, which, in ad.
dition to the ten thousand already levied,
to provide for the wants of the families Of
living and deceased soldiers, will make
100000. Mr.. Hubbard said he had ascsr-
tanned from our worthy Sheriff, Mr.. Sew.
bold, that this would increase our county
taxes about 100 per cent, allowing for
deltnquents aud the fees for Collecting
For instance the owner of house aud lot
valued at So 200 has to pay a tar in 1858
OF Ss4 aud fraction. According to the
proposed assessment he. will have to pay
$50 and fraction in 1854, eapitattou tag
Of the owner included-a net calculation
not making any. calculation for dslin-
qnencies or fees for collecting. An in.
diVidusl who pays $500 head tar alone
in 1868 will have to pay $3.50 in 1894
allowing for delinquepciss aud fees, not
over $780, ....aaI - -. =
Mt. Hubbard said hemade the slate
ment that all might vote UNDERSTANDABLE
The vote was taken and the meetinr
agreed to give $500 bounty to each vol.
unteer instead of $2bO.lt5 u - ~ :. II.
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Old Home Bitters,
THE Pride OF vIRGINIA.

necessary article this warm weather. That.
what's the matter. You want bottle.
Don't go about complaining Of being 50 weak and
feeling 50 exhausted ny the. weather. You can be
relieved very easily by using - s.rf.@ asTIs--
Laughl1n's Old Home Bitters, 4
.THE PRIDE OF Virginia. =
No use going to the Springs and spending 80 many
Of those 'groenbaOks'' You will eat better and Of
course ieelbetteES and as naturaleOaSequsaoeioo
better. by uAing ----.5.
Laugh1in's Old Home Bitters,,
sa, THE PRIDE oFYIRGINIA.
These BiEterS are agreeable 70 the taste. IN mild
operation, the most delicate using them with i1,pp.
nifty Speedy In action and penetrating the seat Of
disease they impart now health and yigor 70 tie
system. The exquisite favor, the delicate aroma
ana pleasant taste efthls preparation rendera It pc
euiAriy acceptable even to the teyered and lnnvpid
patient, 1nsis.i Prepared only by
Y. LAUGHLINs &BUsHFIRLD.
JUG 1. Wholesale Druggists, wheeling,
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WAsHMsToN. Feb. 9.-Grant telegrapbs
Halleck that the expedition sgaiust Thomas
aud his band of whites aud Indians at
T1allatowns was completely successful.
They surprised tue town, killed aud wouu-
ded 2l6i took 80 prisoners aud dispersed
the remainder OF the gang.
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sheFtG's Sale oh ReaI= Estatiea

w. sl.l ss Ess... = ia 9a.pp.ti.
~ 7, virtue OF 2 decree rendered by the CireuIt
u Ouprt " Ohio county, in the RboVo sntItIsS
eaasesSo the 2sth day 81 October, 1883 IstisiI
proceed to sol At public sale at the front door al
March, 1854, the part "a Iof N6s aS ,51 z.So -
e the city OF Wheeling, fronting on MSIn
sSEee six fest hlore or ess Of VhIeb JaSs,
lsSStio,S5 aud inthe bill and proceeding
Terms of sals--on credit Of nix, twelve ard
siShtsen Taouths, IN equal instAimentE II
uuhai Aaai tne purehaSGr giving bond .TvIlh
god sesp9ty Spd the title 20 De fetsi5s nntiI ~
whole purchase money Il paid. = ~ '-4''' &i's
s.se4d. v s sSsaF r 6 ShSe eoasi.,.
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ST.. Louis, F.b. .s.-Tbe meeting at the,
Farmers Hall last night appointed sixty
delegates to the Louisville freedom CON.
Yention, from among the most prominent
radical emancipatiOuists OF the city.
large number of the counties in The
State will send delegates.
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Ea-MLIER IN LIR1y Pause. ~. n

E6-"LIER IN LIBBY PRIsOS.a-Rey. @.
Q. Mccabe, Chaplain of the lleth Ohio
Infantry, delivered very interesting lee.
ture last evening at the 4.h stree. A. r.
Church, on "Ltfs 10 Libby Prison. His
account of the horrors which he witness.
ed there and the ,cruel.ies- inflicted upon
the Union prisoners exceeds anything that
We ever before heard erread about. Dur.
ing the evening the Reverend gentleman
sang hymn to the tune Of John Brown,s
Body" which he said they used to sing in
Libby, inawhich the audience joined, The
song was quite,a feature in. the evenings
Entertainment. The. church was filled
with people, and we are glad to learn tina,
the profits of the lecture, which was CON
siderable, Ars.tO be donated tOtbs Soldiers
Aid Society sFae5 T. assI.sss.g..5,,.,. :
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FoRER9ss M6NRoHE Feb. 9-Tbe Rich;
mond Sentinel of the 81 b says: = 7-''esf
Oar army had fallen back 16 miles from
NeWbern' finding The foftifcItf6ns a.
strong that 1t eonld not be taken without
TOO, great G,loss,l Wo.If ssYts, -.
the negro soldier who shot Col, shaw
was captured aud shot. u +"
hon. John Wilcox, N. C. from Texas
died in Rtehpens4ast Saturday,
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A Positive Cure for Dyapepsla.
Hear what M. John y. Baboo.I. ,a,,,.


W4.z No,l02S oLIvER s4REE4,
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NV YoRK, Feb. .9.-The supervisors OF
this countE 10 day appropriated So OoO. 900
Tor 6onnties. They estimate the total mum.
per OF men to be obtained byidrait on the
10th Of March at about 500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
F4R SSRREtE F E4R S SSRBE4E.
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsla /. !

ID, Dr: DWlsaAHE; have been constant sufferer
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RK 8RERsTA

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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

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Signed,
FORM OF pRoposA1

Lhe undersigned proposes u furnish daily. or
0,IsrGlse, all the Ice required for the hoSpiSaiS
approved requisitiOns Of surgeons IN chaFgs Al
Of near TIE Eithln.nRmed points, at the foilISinS
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BLEEDING OP THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
.REAn THE pnrr n,nr.,ni

Dr WIsHARE-slr: I return my grateful THANH,
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BEEF! BEEF!!.

iS'tiSA OAikP OolunssART OF SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMEHF WEST VmGINiA
o,;p,, !, :, OSInhEELAHD, Nd, February 4tn, 1854.
MAILED PROPOSALS. will be received from first
" hands, citizens loyal to the GsyerInsnt ~ ne
TN until u NJ February 14th 1864 only,
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fHILApELPHIAs Feb. 9.--Gsn. Meade
, whose nealths hag reSpvered iidee. he has
peen here, issholding aireSeption 70 .dsy- AZ
Independence Hall A large uumbsf of
sttiFens aEe paying their respscts 10 ID
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the approval Of the surgeon In char SsSt ~
receipt for the actual amount deIiTsred At Zach
PiiSA'e bills certified to by tho Medical Director.
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PITTsRURGa IRnN

IA Ii SIZES Of Bar, Hoop, band and Sheet Iron.
~ Plow Wings &C., ofthe best PittIburgh brands.
10 SiSo american and Norway Nan Rod always on
iH OtoeT9 Tor Iron tut to certain lengths allied
with despatch, and at the lowest poss6e S,ices
80 - ts ~ 'rst t-- MGIOALF 4 BURT,
-g9un2. Sc Main atreak
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GLASSwARR

GLASSWARE.
iPI&T, QUART AND HALF PINT FLAsKs.
hoek wine ana Brandy Bottles, DemIIuhns "a
q manufaeturers prieeS.F o. y = SS15' u.s.
janis af,.s METZ AETG q IT,; = BURT BURT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

l can only give a few OF the many thousand, Of
SslInGstea am receiving in favor OF this great
shed IN circular form, which send nee on appiioS
tI3a whether yon conclude TO give the MedeIns
LII o. n1t, send for circular. Price Fty Cents
prepared only by the proprietor, n
~, DR.. L. Q. o. wIsTIART
a,i-f. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold nWheellng by LOGAN, LIST L co.
tis1F. b and T., II. LAiGAN 4 co. -
Agents for West Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

"A sPRcIAL MEETING of the Board Of ,snn,I.
~ NtsorS OF the CountyOf Ohio will be held nj
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February 4 s6S %. o.
me purpose q making arrangements for obtaining
which shall be applied to the support nnd rSIaT ~
me families o. living and deceased Union soldier
" kae tSgpn.y Of Ohio; also to couSider and act
IIP2a. Shs Inh9 ct 90 ondrtnk . COUNTY, gB0IJNTY
nentisf!ns beiare the II or March, 1854 .-fbe
aid runs 70 be made charge upon and 10 Be- maid
out otthe County Treasury - FeAN
BY order Of Doctor JoHH o. HuPP. prsv,5s,, =,
,.S Tss.S; GEORGE W. SIGHTS,