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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-26

THE AtlGnhe Monthly RGgazfne for
March opens With an article entitled The
Queen OF California" romantic story
followed uy ''The Brother of Mercy" a
new poem by John G. Whittier. cam.
bassAdors in Bouds" Is a clever story bv
Caroline Chesebro. Tx Marvel" contin-
ues his pleasant papers Ou s.Wet Weather
Work" J. Eliot Cabot also continues his
essays on "The Relation of Art to Nature"
finding iu the growth of corals an anal
ogy to the history of art, aud indulgiug in
some curious sPeculatious Oliver Wen.
dell Homes contributes "Our Ciassmate, !"
monody.
MIR. WAsson writes genial and appre-
eistive notice of Whittier, from which We
take single passage:
''ImA9ination exists in him, not as a
seParable faculty, but as a pure vital suf-
fusion. Hence he is an inevitable poet
There is no drop of his blood, there is 20
hbre OF his brain, which does not crave
poetic expression. Mr.. Carlyle desires to
postpone poetry; but as Providence did
not postpone Whittier, his wishes can
hardly be gratifed. Ours is, indeed, oue
OF the plainest of poets. He is iuteliigible
and acceptable to those who have little
either OF poetic culture or of fancy and i'm
aginatiOn. Whoever has common sense
and sound heart has the powers by
which he may be appreciated. And yet
he is not only real poet, but he is all
poet"
Mrs. Stoves third '.HOuse aud Home
Paper" tells what home is aud how to
keep it-a subject that is interesting to
everybody. Robert Dale Gwen has a se.
cOud paper on the "Convulsiouists of st.
Medard," descriptive of their mental and
psychological characteristics. Alice Carey
contributes song, and Bayard Taylor a
number OF "reminiscences of Thacksray, in
GLIDING the following anecdOte of
FHAcKERAY's GENRRosIrY
"His mind Was always occupied with
some scheme of quiet benevoleuce. Both
in America and in England, have known
him to Piau ways by which he could give
pecuniAry as istance to some needy ac-
ouaintaDce or countryman without wound
ing his sensitive pride. He made many
attempts to procure good situation in
New York for q well known English au-
thor, who was at that time in stralRhtened
circumstances, The latter, probably. new
er knew of this effort to help him. In No.
vember, 1857, when the financial crisis in
America was at its height, l happened to
say to him, playfully, that hoped my re-
mittauces would not be stopped He in
stantly picked mp note book, ran over
the leaves, and said to me, Il fud | have
three hundred pounds at my banker's-
Take the money now if you are in want of
it; or shall keep it for you. in case you
may need III? Fortunately, had no occa-
sion to avail myself of his generous offer;
but shall never forget the impulse, open
hearted kindness with which it was made. "
Two military art1Cles-"The Peniusular
Campaign" and "Our Soldiers"-and the
customary reviews OF new books conclude
an excellent number of the -AtLqnGe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-26

TH1 Union ladies of Beverly and 1icini.
", recently gave party to the privases of
the army who are protecting them and
their interests through this cold aud drea-
~ winter, thereby showing that even the
brave privAteS are remembered BY the loyal
fair
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-26
D''sre..'nE OeeaFFsa.o tn Randolph

COuRIy.
few days since Mr.. Charles Sweedy,
German, living on Cheat Mountain, some
twelve miles from Beverly, came to his
end in truly distressing manner. He
went out in the morning to fell timber, at
q considerable distance from bis house.
Not returning ut night. his wife became
alarmed, and at daylight set out to look
for him. Finding her efforts fruitless, she
went to the house of her nearest reighbor
"a distance OF Eve milesl for assistance.
The man returned with her, aud late in
the evening the body OF the unfortunate
Mr.. 8. was found, completely crushed and
almost entirely covered with the trunk OF
large tree. 1t seemed that he had Gu,
the tree, and in attempting TO get out OF
its reach had mistaken its course and ran
directly under it He vas an industrious
mau and respectable citizen, and leayes g
wife and three small children, who were
entirely dependent upon his exerlious fol-
subsistence
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-26
IFrom the R,chmond Whir.l

The CI,.-ja.r,, oo,,,-.,. ,,.k.. i. ,I.I -
ton In recommending the .r,,n,inp Of ,,nr Govern
menr to the u..urnli7nriou and euIriv.ti,, ~ o.,
isaya, for the preservation Of the health Of eur
oOIdiers This article has peculiar effect uDon the
liver and guards the ,v,.yD ag.ip., ,i.s... hv ar
pusure aud Irregular diet, It is aid that the rr,a,
suee..1 of the plantation Eait,.-, am, r,Ns 6t.h
previous to our upbannv 5,H'rn,,;s. var. t,D5 in
most SOUrharu homes VA Soviu1 Ia m. .r,r,c, =,
C1lisAya Bark which it eoutaiued N one Of fr
cipaI inEreiieuln-aIn c,nhrmntion sfrhi. vs L,y.
heard ons Of our most pbv.,ci,ns ?.
mark, that whenever hs f,lt uDv,n iron, or,,in,r-
diesetie or rasnouphsrc be invariably r.,ys.,
FoGn b. s,a,n S'.rI Nov .SA. .sTss BIZ
pared. Wsupder1tund our vov.rnn,sD, b., ,,,.n.-,
negotiations with Dr nat. ,brouCb E, .r.. -,
bat with vhs. truth y. do no. knou,p
We are exceedingly oblig,I r. m. R,.b,,.,-,
JVAiy for its rsusmbraDc. MID Lam, Sv ', \ -,
We can assure ..,1ur sOv,-nm.nt,, ,b..'tbs p,,n,.
r,ou BITTER, ,rr M, s,- .., n ;,
North or south. rh.,. Is prnn"n,v ,,.rsr,, ,,h7,
| things that -Our Government, will :, g, want.
We know tha, We have the best asd mo-, r,pular
medicine in the world. We nrs not AFRAID l, phov,
what it Ia cou,p.,-.I of
Physicians aye compelled 10 recommend IL.
CALIsArA BARK has been celebrated Tor YER two
hundred yeArs, aud WAS solL during tho reign oil
Louis XVI King OF France. for the .pormou, ,r;ce
of its own weight in silver 1t is remark abJ. for
DysPspsia, Pevers Weakness, Constipation. &c
CAscAkuLA BARx-Ror DiArrhea, ooIic, aud dis
eases of the stomach aud Douela
DAEnEtLON.-For Inflammation Of tho Loins and
DrOpsical Affections
CRAMoNILE PLoWKRS-For SnfsebIso di,sstion.
LAyENpEx F,orrp.-Aron.,ic .,in,1,,,,,, -,
,opie-b5.,hIv i,v;,,ra+,r,, =, ,,r-,,,. ,,-tI,,.
W1ErrEeRrrx.-Por scror,,. Rbsr,,.,i.r, =.
Ax1sr.-An aromatic c.-Dinariv... c,s.,i,,, 49,,
D,u,eI, AM, milf ,,,,,.b ,..-, ~.
Also. c,ovs.hn1, o-,r,,. -, .o-i.1,,..
suAks-rOOt, &c.
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OF WHEELING, VA.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe--

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Lass, HAX1 \ SoUARI
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4nuuesd y thO oNten6lVe 0AI0 and 1nlV0F8aI
popularity Of
Hoohand's German Bitters!
,pURRIv vpap4.prp,
(PURRLY VBGFFABLR,)

(PUhkLI VB8EtABLB,l
Hosts Of ignorant ouAekH and interruptions advea:
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Hood gHhos Of hoBtTUS in the shape Of poor whisky
VilSly compounded with injurious druE q and chris.
tened TOnica StOHEAchics and BiItaru
Beware Of the lnn1mOIAble array Of Alcoholic
Preparations il plethOris bottles, and high beled
kegs, under the modest APpslIAtioR bitteru which,
instead Of curing, ehly RSraVAtS disease and leave
tho disappointed snhorar in despair
HOOFLANDs GERMAN BGrT8Rs
Are = new aud uutriod Article, but have stood
the test Of nftsen yaArB Trial BY American pub.
lie and their reputation and sale not rVaI0d by
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The prOprietarS have thousands Of LottArS from
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PrsOoEb -. per bOttlo. az a1 bottles for sAOo.
"ROr sale BY DruEgtStU and Doalus sVsryuhsr
IN The Uu1tS4 6tateSs and By ell the DTGFg Sta an
D0aS1G tn WbOOlinE. oGtG-I
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Policies Issued Without Delay,
n. c. ARTRUR,
jan22-Sm Agent.
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125 BAGS CHOICE RIO COFFEE, just receive, i
GrL2 LIST ToRRtS,,N, ~,
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BUCKW HEAT AND cui<N MEAL
CS HLF. BBLS BUCkWBE.F MEAL.
~ 100 Bush. Corn Meal. -iii I'd
Just received by
feb2 LIST, MORRISON ArO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
u. S. TAXES.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Annual Taxes for 1864.

THE attention of taxpayers is hereby called TO the
L provisions Of the United States Excise Law relative
the assessment of annual taxes.
BY the skin section OF the OF July !. 1862, IL il
made The duty of all persons. partnerships, firms
Citations, corporations, made liable any annusl
duty, license, tax, 0efoye he rsf Monday OF
bay Ia eaeh year, 10 make list return TO the As
sistant of the District where located OF the
of annual income the articles obsets charged
to pay any license.
Every person who sha fail to make such return by
the day specified win be Fable be assessed by the
according the best Information which he
obtain and such the Assessor Is required 10 add
fifty per the Of the items sf such list.
Every person who shall deliver Assessor any
false fraudulent list statement with nteLt eyadc
the valuation enumeration required by law subject
a fine Of five hundred dollars; and in such the
list will be made by the Assessor Assistant
or, and from the valuation and enumeration so made
there be appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes, except those for
licenses, VIII be demanded until the so day Of
June
The appropriate blanks which to make return and
all necessary information will be furnished by John
Stumph, Assistant Assessor for the First Division tc
whom the should lie delivs red before the
first Monday May, his office, in New a Talbot
Block, the Post Office.
W. A. BRADSHAW,
Y. 8 Assessor, g. District
Indianapolis, Feb. "a 1864. ieb24 d&wlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

We nave good reason for SAYING that the
statement that General Grant - has written a
letter TO his father. declardg that ne will not
cept NOMINATION for the Presidency, isentrely
without foundation, as are likewise ali similar
statements That have appeared from time to time
in the partizan papers that are interested in pre-
venting him from becoming a candidate Genl.
Grant. we assure the public. has written no let
ter upon this subject to his father any other
person. excepting the letter to Hon Mr. Wash
burne. In that letter. General Grant did not say
ne would accept a nomination for the Presidency
Ii may be added. however. that in ali probability
General Grant would not and will not accept the
nomination of any o.; the old political parties
"a such General Grant feels that his present
position in the military service of the country is
a national one. and he pTeiers-we think wisely
not to abandon il. 10 be thrust out OF it. by
mere Dsrti-gH efforts 10 make him President
Circumstances may arise, however, under which
We are sure General Grant will no. decline To be
candidate for President.-l Chicago Post.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

Of Is purpose in this war the dirty rag Of aboli
tim fsnat.cism. until L III ~ completely hide
from view that loved banner which tells Of the
noble achievements ami heroic sacrifices Of The
Fathers Of the Republic-of the value OF the
Union they established. and Of the sacredness Of
that Constitution upon which the Union so long
and so happily rested.
This accomplished. and Notwithstanding the
assertion Of General Garfield. nine tenihs of the
Army Of the Republic" will turn their backs in
shame and disgust upon the war--as condemned
by every sentiment Of honor. every principle OF
justice Yours, &c,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
Amending the Corstitution.

The great GEORGE WASHINGTON, whose birth
day has just been celebrated throughout the
country with unwonted enthusiasm. spoke as fol
lows in his farewell address:
Towards the preservation OF your Govern
ment. and the permanency of your present happy
state. il Is requisite. not ouly that YOU speedily
dscounienance irregular opposition TO its &C
knowleged authority. but also that you resist
with care the spirit of innovation upon its princi
pies however specious the pretexts. One method
of assault may be to effect in the forms of the
Constitution. alterations whichimpsir the energy
of the system and thus to undermine what can
not be directly overthrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

The Richmond TX ,miner gives rather ex-
ulting account of the recapture OF one of the
escaped Libby prisoners by negro The editor
saws:
One of the capture, of Wednesday was made
by ian American citizen of African descent 3"
The dusky caPtor was engaged i'm matutinal
dig in his potato patch, when he observed the
fugitive officer streaking it across the field
Seeing that he wore su~piciOu-ly blue garments.
the darkey hailed him and asked him where he
was "gwue Something To the effect Of no
where" being the reply, the darkey, with courage
and patriotism worthy OF immortality, brought
his hoe 10 charge" and responded .',es you
is, dO-you done broke out o. one o. dem pris-
0ns-cOme along, YOU got 10 20 wild me" He
marched him to the house handed him over to
his master, and returned TO his potato patch,
covered With glory. The Yankee arrived, under
due guard, Yesterday morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

SELMA. ALABAxA.-This place Is situated on
the Alabama river about forty miles due west of
Montgomery, and 100 miles north of Mobile
Though considerably more by the course of the
river II Is a place OF considerable importance
TO the rebels. on account Of the extensive foun
dries ard o. her manufactures which have been
established there. and which have frebied It's
population since the commencement of the war
Its manufactures are said to greatly exceed in
number aud magnitude any suppnsiticu that has
been formed OF them hy people At the north
The city is admirably situated FOR manufactur-
ing place. beds of superior iron ore and of coal
being found IN lis vicinity = Chicago Post.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
no. 7491
United States Marshal's Notice.
NrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, s.:

sINrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, S.
WHEREAS libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, the 18th day
of February, lS6i by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
of the United States for the District Of Indiana. against
hundred AMI fortyve bales OF cotton. markcd and
all persons lawful intervening for their interest there
in seized for violation of the law OF be United States
and he uations OF the Secretary Of the reasury now
pursuance hereto and praying process against said
goods and that the may be condemned and sold
forfeited 70 the United Stale.
Now therefore in pursuance % the Mention under the
directed and devered,i do here
by give public nocs to al persons claiming said goods,
any part thereof in any lune- int eSied therein
they bc and appear before tie sad. the Dis
ct Court of The United TO be held at tie city Of
Indianapolis ia and for ,be District Of Indiana the list
Tuesday Of May ox 10 &c oc % The forenoon of that
day and there intcrpose their claims ami make
their allegations in that behalf.
a.. q. ROSE. L. ). Marshal.
BY !. :. BiGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
WATT J. SMITH. CLERK feb7 -dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.
SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA WEST

FsNO BE SOLD OR LET-A most delightful residence.
situate the hankS of the beautiful River -. Mary
ard nearly opposite The Ssut,' in Michigan The
House : bsil IN the comfortable English STYLE and con-
tainS ON the ground floor. spacious dining ROOM
parl and three bed with excellent kitchen
and other convenienoeS attached. The upper part
sis;s of five bed rooms. commandins most extensive
views. capital cellar i underne ath the house and
stahlnE wool shed. smoke house. and other uSeful
outs uidiug the premises. The hole have beer
erected within the last three years. There also be
tween 20 and so of adow ami pasture land.
beautifully ornameneh with evergreen maple and other
trees, included in the premises.
Price If Sold s. 000; - 600 be paid down. and the
remaining $1,000 in annual nsiament> OF 900 each,
wi h interest at percent per annum.
II let, the will be $3.50 per annun payable quar-
terry.
The premises situate the north bank Of the
beautiful md picturesque river ST Mary, and in the
heaheSt par; of Upper Canads. The scenery is most
lovely and romantic SPECIFIED trout and choice
fish abound in the river and neighhorng streams. and
good shoo ing may also be had The property is really
one Of the most delightful and valuable in North
America.
References may be made idge Prince Saut Ste.
Marie c. W. Col Robert Iackaw. Cincinnati, o..
J. ". Dodd. Esq, indianapolis Indiana, G. " 4.
Alexander. Esq st. Louis, Mo, L. :.
SAuIr SIE. hAsIE.C w Jan. 22d, 1894 feb23 dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
MARSHAL's NOTICES.
(So. 74S)
United States MarshaPs Notice.



TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS
MHEREAs libel of information has been fled in the
District of the United within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District Of Indiana the llth DAY Of
February 1854 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney ofthe Uni
ted the District of Indiana, against the fol-
lowing described property and effects OF John liner aud
Phillip Lentensi> CHER: Seven fermentatng tubes, forty
barrels of whisky, wooden STILL copper still,
dOubler and xingS boiler, one engine and hNings
five stands Of beer about two barrels of copper distilled
whisky recfying tubes and apparatus and the whisky
therein seized the said District for violation OF an
An Act provide internal revenue to support The Gov
and TO pay interest Oh the public debt, APP
proved July st 1852 and praying process agains said
goods and that the may lie condemned forfeited
TO the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the Mention under the
seal of the said Court me directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
goods any part thereof in any manner interested
theren that they be and appear before the said the Dis
Court Of the United States TO be held at the city OF
indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana the lst
Tuesday of May next, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon
of that day and then and there nerpOse their claims
and m axe theiT .Iegations in that behalf
d. G. ROSE, L. S. Marshal,
ByI. S. BIGELow, Deputy,
Attest
WATT J. SNTB, Clerk feblT-cl4t