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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

r4 WAsHISGTON, Feb. 2.-The internal rev.
enus bill, as 1t passed through both
Houses of Congress, did not exempt for.
eign spirits in transitu or on shipboard from
the new tax proposed by that measure,
but it is understood that the joint com.
mtttee of conference has,. at the instance
and through the Influence of Fernando
Wood, agreed to AIMED the bill exsmptiue
such spirits. The importers ofNew York
have thus been saved large sums. Z"
A circular letter to District ATTORNEYS
has been issued from the Attorney Gen;
erals office, setting forth that many per
sons against whom criminal indictments.
or against whose property proceedings
under the coniscation law now pending
10 courts of the D. s., growing ont Of tbeii
participation in the existing rebellion,
have in good faith taken the oath prsscri.
bed by the Presidents proclamGtiop OF
December last, and have therefore entitled
themselves to full pardon and the 2restora
ton of all their rights ofproperEy except
as to slaves, and where rights Of third par
ties have INTERVIEWED, which that proclama-
ton offers aud secures, the President has
caused instructions to be issued to the
District Attorneys to discontinue such
proceedings, when it is satisfactorily
shown that the oath of allegiance has been
taken in good faith. It is.not necessary
that deed of pardon, signed by tbs Pre-
stdent, shall be produced.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

B8rA PROHrRlroRY LIQUOR Law
There Is now before the Legislature bill
eOucerutng spirituOus liquors. Itprovides
hat from aud after the irst day Of Febru.
Dry, 1865. it shall not be lawful for any
person in this State. to manufacture or
ell intoxicating liquors in the same. Any
person in this State, who shall, after the
aay and date aforesaid. manufacture OF
pause to be manufactured, sell or cause to
es sold, any Intoxicating drinks whatso.
yer, shall be guilty of rnisdsmsanor, and
ball be punished by 6ne not less than
fly nor more than. i've hundred dollars,
9 imprisonment not less than six nor more
ban twelve months in the jail of the
bounty in which the offence was commit.
ed. The form of arrest and trial shall be
he same as in other cases Of misdemeauor
All'ines arising under the provisions OF
ibis act, shall be paid into the school fund
pf this State.
1.-THE bill should pass, and its friends
think it will, it will knock all olasses-oi
liquor dealers into a cock hat. Il take.
fall the pretty chickens aud their, dam, al
One fell swoop"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

lGeoua RIaIra GrnlnIrlor.anr

| gOeoua AtsNa eRHRaA4tox-soma
days ago q Senator from one Of the moun.
tain digtriclsl wanting a Trunk removed a
few sqnaresto his boarding house, met
With hearty looking urchiu Of about a
dozen summers, with small haad.wagon,
to whom he proposed the 'job" of remo-
wing the trunk. The job was willingly
accepted for the consideration of aquar-
ter. andepromptIy paid in advance, by the
Senator aforesaid. The Senator pointed
opt;to the juvenile "carrier," the locality
and destination of the trunk, with both Of
which the juvenile appeared to be we'll ac-
quainted-6ut the Senator, after waiting
two days for his trunk, had to provide
other means of transportation, convinced
that the only principle by which the car
rter aforesaid was aetuatsd was the
"quatter," aud having obtained that,
where was the necessity of giving himself
any further trouble on the sabjsct2 g
Not far from the. same locality on FIJI
day morning. as the came Senator was
vending his way to the Capitol, he was
accosted by little girl sobbing most pit.
eously, who asked him If she had found
any dfty cents" he told her he had not,
atwhich her grief became greatly intensi-
fed. The sympathtes of the Senator being
moved at her distress, he asked her name,
(Which she promptly gavs.) and why she
criedi She replied, choking with sobs,
that shs chad lost The 80 cents and her
father wosld whip her most to death.p
The Senator, Of course, twhat else could
he do,l gave her 30 cents and passed on,
with the sensation of pleasure that the
consciousness of having dried tear of grief
always inspires. Later in the day. how
ever, an innate of the house where the Sen.
ator resides was accosted by little girl
answering the description of the one above
described, with the same pitsous tale of
having lost 90 cents, about three squares
from the locality 6rst mentioned, which
leads to the conclusion that this is another
"dodge" to deceive the uuwary.-and that
Notwithstanding the wholesome influence
of Sabbath Schools and other restraints
upon the "rising generation" of our city,
some Of them at least are not being strain-
ed up in the way that they should CO."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
8g Oellea.t!aph.
Foreign News.

1 yhALIRA1t Feb. l9-The Africa has ar.
rived with Liverpool dates of the 9Th and
Qqeenstown, 9Th.
The Danes have evacuated SchlesWiC
and the DanneWeFke, falling. back 10
Flends6nrg. The Germans are pursuing
them. m
gonsOls closed on the'6th at soB@sl.
lathe British House of Commons, Mr..
pisraelt commended that the Queens speech
should have made some reference to Anne.
ricsn affairs, and complained of It's silence
on this and other important subjects,
Lord, PaImerston replied that the GOV
eminent could have repeated " hat has often
been said before, and he could see no ne.
cessity for that. 9
The Earl of Derby, in the House Of
Lords, repudiated the idea of British re.
sponsibility for the doings of the Alabama.
He trusted that the minister had given
such an answer to the claim of the federal
government as would put an end 70 such
monstrous demands in the future.
The debate on the Danish question gen.
orally inspired more confidence in CONNER
cial circles tn Eugland, but it was felt that
1t by no means defined what the ultimate
shape otithe olicy of England wonld take
In the House of Commons, on the 9Th
Whtteside called attention to the distress
OF fighting men to America.
The parliamentary papers relative to
Japan estimates the destruction of proper
~ at Kazo Siane at one million sterling
and fifteen hundred killed. DYER =. .
a semi. official Vienna paper expresses
the hope that the explanation just sent by
Austria and Prussia to England will avoid
all further complications.
FRAHoN.-The Paris correspondent Of
the London Times says at ball on the Sd
the Emperor Napoleon said, to group of
marshals and generals: '.It appears they
have began the exchange of cannon shots
In the north. Letthem go on; its no affair
of ours. Our policy should be non inter
Vention. Those whom he addressed
seemed to agree with him.
There has been no additional fighting in
SchlesWig. a snow storm prevented any
thing but diminishing.
Breadstuffs dull.
Flour steady.
Wheat partially, 2A4d lower. s.
Corn fat; Sd. lower. l.l
Provieions firm and unchanged; Pork sd-
yanced 1s. for eastern; Beef steady; Bacon
quiet, tending downward.
hsrd quiet aud unchanged.
Sugar closed 6rner.
Coffee quiet aud steady.
Severe fighting is thought to be going
on, as numbers of wounded are constantly
brought to Rendesburg.
Earl Derby in the House Of Lords, con.
demned the foreign policy of the govern.
ment as humiliating to England.
Russell stated that England had not
given the Slightest promise of assistance to
Denmark.
In the House of Commons Palmerstop de.
Tended the policy of Russell.
A majority of the British journals have
q pacific tendency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
~ARRTAL OF raa lsr WEsT yIRaIN1,

Tk1R4LAAA VI A6A ANT rNN4bI Nlh9IALA
ATHRIR RECEPTION. The Firs,
West Virginia Infantry and battalion OF
the 4th Cavalry, arrived yesterday alter
noon aud were received by,a large mum Der
Of citizens at the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Depot. A lunch of sandwiches, hot
coffee, apples and crackersshad been pre-.
pared and set ouaupon the platform Of the
freight depot. The soldiers sutesed the
depot, preceded by the brass band belong
Jog to tbs First, which Plsysd the popu!ar
lir of orally Ronud tie Flag, They were
received by Gov. Boreman and Mayor
Crangls, each of whom made brief speeches
Welcoming the veterans to t6ehospttalities
of the city. The baud played "Home,
Again," with great skin and effect, aud the
boys, having appeased their appetites,
marched TO the Gtheneum where Temporal
h quarters had been prepared for them!
The soldiers were on the road from six
o'clock on Saturday evening, at which
hour they left New Creek, until yesterday
hfternoon at two O'Clock. the hour OF their
arrival, and, ofcOurse, they werS consider.
IDLY fatigusd. We were glad to see so
arge number of citizens present 10 re.
seive the brave men who have been fight
pg our battles, aud we doubt not it was
Exceedingly gratifying to the soldiers.
The reception supper takes place this
Vsuing at Washington Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

16eWE have been requested to state
for the benefit of the public, that during
The supper hour to the 1st West Virginia
Regiment of Infantry, this evening. only
those necessary to wait upon the tables
&c. and to whom tickets have been issued,
will be admitted, as otherwise utter aud
complete confusion would be the result
After the supper is over, which will be at
eight o'clock, the tables will be taken
down, aud citizens generally are expected
and requested to take part in the proceed
ings - Is
Wepndststand from the committee that
they expect a portion of the 9th West Viz
GINA Mounted Infantry, and have made all
necessary arrangements to entertain them
at the Same time. ta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

S@USToAruxA4E AccIpEsr.-Yestsrlay
afternoon while some of our citizens were
firing cannon at the foot oil opiney street
in honor OF the ARRIVAL of the lst Infantry
and the battalion of the 4th cavalry, Mr..
John BelVille met with an accident which
resulted in the loss of his right hand. he
WAS charging the gun when premature
discharge took place, the ramrod striking
his hand and seyeringi 1t from the arms
1t. Melvin Richards had his thumb upon
the vent hole which he carefully guarded
and is in to degree culpable. Il is thought
that there must be haw IN the gun as sew
sFal persons have been injured BY itWithin
'AePas. year. w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

R6-RoBRna SoLDInRs.-Ws learn that
on Friday evening, soldier whOsb name
We could not learn, was robbed of about
one hundred dollars In gteenbacks, while
iua state of intoxtca,iou. The soldiers
now here, and those coming into the city,
are generally pretty well supplied with
money. After . long period of active ser.
vice, the soldiers upon returning are apt
to be betrayed into drinking freely, 80 that
they are an easy prey to the scores OF
thisviug seoundrels who are always on the
alert for game of this character. Every
soldier should guard against these thieves
either by retaining from exhibiting their
money or by giving tito some trusty per-
son tor safe keeping.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
From Gen. Gilmore.

NV YoRK, Feb. 20.-Hilton Head ac-
counts report Reconnaissance 70 John
sons Island, and the capture Of q rebel
battery of Geld pieces, together with all
their gunners.
Gen. Gilmore has issued a call to Flor
idians to return 10 their allegiance and
prohibiting the destruction or pillage of
property by our soldiers:
NV YoRK. Feb. 2o.-A special te the
Post dated Washington, Feb. 20, says:
The propositieuito give Mr.. Chase au-
thority 70 sell ftbe gold ip,ths Treasury Is
sure TO come up in the House next week
in some shape and It VIII undoubtedly be
agreed to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
REREcoA, HAMILTON.
No. 1871 Wayne street, Philadelphia.
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL.
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL
Al IgauteS1s Cure for Bronehttts.

Mr.. Ward says: cdr. wHHAsT-sir; I.had Bron.
ehittst Inflammation Of the Lungs, shortnsss 81
and Palpitation OF the heart In their worst
eminent physctans In Philadelphia, bat they could
Sot steP the rapid course of my dssase, and had
truly on the very yer sc Of the grave Your ri 8
Tree Tar Cordial was highly ree0mmonded to me by
Lr1eud 8 tried It and am thankful to say that
AFTER using four large, and ono small bottle was
restored to perfect health. You can give reference
% my house, No. 96s n. Second street, or at INV
once OF hscetyoro Of Taxes, from "a NJ to p 81
JOHN warn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

n@Tan GLASS Browns had another
good house on Saturday evening, AZ they
andy consented to give up the hall for
sae reception supper 10 the soldiers Of the
=" Infantry, no exhibition WlIlbe given
: una evening. The BohsmianBs howsyer,
exhibit every other evening this
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
Interesting Correspondence.

NEwYORK, Feb. 2O.-Tbe following cor.
respondence from Florida is published to.
day:
Baldwin, now occupied by our forces, i,
small town lS miles from Jacksonville
oplthe Florida Central Railroad. There
are not over 20 families in Jacksonville,
alllot5Rh hon claim to be Unionists.
The rebel aforces in Florida are about
20 900 strong and are under General F in,
negans
The Raitroad Is in running order, though
the rebetsthad intended to take up dc
rails, preparatory to an abandonment Of
Florida,
Barbour's Station and sanderson, the
latter 40 miles from Jacksonville and also
on the Railroad, aaye been occupied at the
former place.
A skirmisb was had with the rebels, in
which we had four killed and fifteen
wounded.
Several baildiugs at Sanderson were in
flames on the arrival of our!forces, one of
them containing 8, 900 bushels of corn and
another 2. 900 barrels of turpentine and.
rosin.
"A document was found at saudersou
emauating from the Chief Oommissarv of
the rebels which gives startling evidence OF
their desperate condition.
Beef aud bacon are entirely exhausted
throughout the South, and from all quar-.
ters cries were arising for relief.
From Florida our forces subsequently
advanced towards Lake City, where the
rebels were found in force, and though we
fell back to Sanderson. Finnegan was ter.
ribly frightened, mud evacuated the place
with 3, 600 cavalry and infantry.
Lake City is half way from Jacksonville
to Tallahassee.
Finuegan, before leaving, carried off all
of the rebel government property.
There was reason to believe that the en-.
envy, If he fights at all, will take position
on the left bank of the Suanee river, which
is not fordable, and will have to be pom.
TONED or bridged.
Upto the 14th we had captured thirteen
cannon.
Late reports stated that Beauregard was
marching.in force to Tallahrsse and Lake
City, which was being garrisoued by Geor-
gia troops.
or the prisoners captured about half
take the oath Of allegiance.
The steamer ST. Mary was to be raised,
being unipjured.
Our forces had captured aud caused to
be destroyed over million and a half
dollars worth of property.
Probably 200 bales Of cotton viii be
procured at Baldwin.
L -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
New York Market.

80 Nlw YoRK, Feb. 20.
cotton-LOWer aud; dropping; 7s@soc
for middIing uplands. -
Flour-l0c better and fair demand; Sc
1905 80 for State; 81 25@7aO for,R. ii!
o. Marketlclosing heavy.
Whisky Steady.
Wheat-2c higher and fair demand.
Corn-Shade firmer. q 80 ~
oa!s-Firmsr and fair demand at 91o9
!, P s.s and without any material m
Bssf-FiEm with fa5rsderuand. z
Bacon-Steady. on asfot
Dressed hOgs-steady At s3@lO3 for
Lard Firm and fair demand at 1sa14.
:. But.er-Firm at 24C9so for Ohio; i3O9
Oheess-Firm ct l6@17.A af
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The Committee
Of Conference on the whisky tax will meet
again on Monday, 1t is rumored that
Fernando Wood will abandon his plan of
taxing liquors in store.
II is understood committee. on the
conduct of the war will soon investigate
the Condition Of the Army nf the PnInmnr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

B0-srr or eight good men wanted to
llup Battery D. Large bounty guaran-
tsed. Gall on Lieut.. Richards, at Dillon'a
Shop, Market street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

B9THE RlyuR is stillclosed above the
city, aud navigation will be suspended
until there shall be another break up. The
weather on Saturday was very moderate
In comparison with the several days pre-
yious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
A Positive Cure for DyspepsIa.
Hear l0hat Ar. John II. BabeoeL aavs.
NO.ilO24 nIJVRn SIbII[

AedF h1hdt Nh. John II. Babcoek RdVF.
- ltrs N0.il02S 0L1VER SIRIEI,
Phfladt phiA, January 22d, 1853
Or. WEsHART-Sir: it's with much pleasure that
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your Great American Dyspepsia PiIls 1 have BEEN
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time. have had 1t in its worst form, and have
dragged on most miserable existenee-in pain day
aAd night. livery kind Of food that ale fIled me
with wind and pain, tt mattered not how light, or
how smalEtho quantity. Acontinued bslehing was
SURE 70 follow. had no appetite for any Hind Of
meats whatever, and my distress was 80 great for
several mohtha befure heard OF your Ptlls that 1
frequently NiShed for death. I had taken every.
thing that had heard Of for d. SIspsiA without
receiving any benoht; but on your pills being REQ.
oulalSnaod to me by one who had been cured by
them, concluded 70 give them trial, although 1
had no tAtth tn'then. To my AStOniBhment found
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81 b0xi and after taking half box, AN SoeLl
Iaah, aHd edn eat anything I ISith, and enjoy &
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

Ger. Negro Troops-Army
q as Potonao-R opubiiOan Ne.

r
Gen e4e-Negro Troops-Army
Of the Potomac-R Republican Ma.
tIOnal Convention .ss,..s5 $500.
ssNEW YoREs FebssI9--A specialHto The
Times. dated Washington, lst6, says:
Gen. Meade came up TO; dsyifrom the Srmy,
He vas in e0Rsultation several hours with
Sbe Secretary Of War aud Gen. Halleck.
Aletter received here TO. day from Chat.
tanooga says that the colorsd troops organ.
ICED IN the southwest BY Adjutant General
Thomas will perform an important ia the
spring campaignin ,thatTFegion.t e p ts;ot
Seventy five thousand co ofaa men. will
De ready for service in the southwest by
Nay frat. osi atg 9 dEs . ssiss
Aspeeialto the Herald, from Washing
ton, 18th. says; There Is no doubt thai, at
an early day the army Of the PotomaeswilI
Dc consolidated into three grand corps de
aFmee. Gents Sedgswick, HancooE rand
Couch are mentioned as their commanders.
The National COMMITTEES Of the Repub.
llcan party are to meet here on Monday
and arrangethe time andplace for holding
the National Nominating Convention.
special to the Tribune, from Washing
ton, 18th, says: Gen. Harvey, who lie here
on court martial, was taken seriously iii,
to- day, aud the court therefore adjourned. :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22

CIzCtNHAT1, Feb. 20.-A special to the
Commercial, from Louisa, KY, says on The
l4th Col. Gallup surprised Col. Psrguson's
command in Wayne county, Va, capturing
sixty prisoners, intending Ferguson, his
surgeon and two Lieutenants, eighty stand
of arms, . large number Of stolen horses,
and all rebel supplies, forage, subsistence
and ammunition. It was FerguEon's com
mand that captured Gen. Scammon.
The despatch adds that 1900 Union pfis.
ouers were released.