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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
From Gen. seymour's command.

GEQm zen. heym0ufs Command. &
NV YoRK, March l4-Advices from
Jacksonville to the 7Ih are iunfmportant.
Gen. Seymour 10 sill IN command. sls5S5
Our loss At Olustee reaches 1900. of
whom wo:thirdS are slightly Eounded.
a Hilton Head letter reports that the
firing on Sumter and Charleston ceaSed
ltastTuesday. ~
The schooner Alice TnFneF. a ANAL
blockade Funner, had run ashore 90, Tybee'
Island, ana "a captured by our tfoobv.
A Jacksonville letter states that IA.
Henry'6 cavalry routed q body Of rebei
cavalry on Three Mile river some distance
from Jacksonyille. Y. - - Z Z
The rebel force now consists Of seven.
teen regiments Of infantry AID two. Of cav,
airy, besides artillery. !.
Ehe SAVANNA .HeWB of the I'D contains.
an account Of the capture OF The rebel
ship Ezra cargo valued &C $50, 600. g y,
The MississiPPtan reports that 400 de.
serteFs in Jones county have orgsuiEed
snd resist successfully al attsmpts % sub.
The Mobile Tribune 81 the ! I'd ti .ay. 20 o.
Monday eve big shells we're thrown a
Fort Powell By the Yankee ASst, without
doing any damage.
b NEw YoRk, Mach i4.Efpsr Horni no
5tatl-An aTriyal' to-day from Hayans
briuge Intelligence 20 the 9Th inst.
Havana journals contain eopious ex.
tEecta from late Mobile Papefo sbloWfnel
that sheFman's expedition created The
greatest Glarm there. The Federal rooms
are charged With wing created ihetadfbia
outrageS. ,li1fl tfffI{fJ HE ffffl
The steamers Fannie and Syren arrived
at Nassau on the 29ih with cafeoss n. "a.
ton from WhmtHgton, yh6SfnR I'm a..
blockade there - =. g : -. =
News from Vera Craz. March i a. -.
from MEXICO city 70 FEB. 18th, say he Is.
port that PFesidPp JqaFes had resfRued n
denied In . letter ~ himseif. IA
From all pans Of The eolptFy, comes In.
telligenee Of The oeeppatton 81 various
yes ~ tepeh troepgS The Ffsueb have.
Also had . naval success, their S7sf,3 COR.
yette Condilere captured 4snti loo { ipt5 Sal
BIAS the Mexican vessel San FaraneIssois
formerly "a Engltah steamer. the Iss6Flis
Raglan, with dispatghes for JaGfta 4f
latest accounts JuRrez vas ~ Santa Oatas5
linz.
81 The news from st. Domingo is favorable
tosthe Spanish. A 6sttls had taken plSee
q Motaeo at which the royaiist troobs siir..t
pgised the rebels aud rusfed upon fbsi5Fo s
destroyed their camp and pot Them con
pisssly % tight Isl s5Ia
hogIsYiLLt, March 40 US 49,, n
e3fR, lath- Iuformatiol dsemea TefiSSiis
ssls, l.ongsttesfss headqnaFleTS are ID
. 5Eeen Vile Ceun aud B6eEnef's al .Bull,s.
eaP: fnetr main force - bsfussR 3lhese.
Two palpt5 theiE pfeksts eighGmflss aboy6
Gen. Vaughan Il az RoRersvflle.
zen: 5oneS e q Longs Mills, 8 miles
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
.adaAp "a aIaua
sEREs AIe MogICyRs!H n
DOLaATK,s ll0NkY S6Kf,

4hiR elSbEat6a AI6tIsG o sap In sueb pS,e 3!
~ demand e nade fQm the choices ct mateisI5,
= ana and SsRPlllsntEin q Haaf7, i9fssE
nt4y aosnted, and sxtremSly bSne Iasial
tnsiss Asfipp ebOnk the.sldn. jSraiS 81
s - and Fancy Goods Dsalsra q. IS nFIsiy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

R9- DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT FaER:
POH-on Saturday evening last, a most
distressing accident occurred on board the
EOW 'bOAt Panther, at Freedom, below Pitts
Purgb, resulting 10 The, death Of two men,
md the serious injury of third. The
Panther had a feettof coal barges In tow,
for oiaeiunsti, aud 10 atremp ting 70 land,
opposite Fresdom,t ii was ascsFtalnsd that
The after check post OF one of the bGrges
vas insufficient. The Iiner.was placed
ArOund this check post, With on e turn, and
Eheu carried over to. another check post or
timber head. The strain Was so great that
The timber head gave way aud the line
Enlightened so suddenly that Edward
aAigh, Johnny Mackey, and deck hand
WbOse name we have been unable TO learn,
Tere struck. Haigh and the decEhand we're
uItautly killed and thrown into the river.
Aaeksy was badly crushed about the
breast, aud it is doubtful whether he wiz
SSO'sTs -ill...I H-.ta- ~ =rlti-a- 81 p
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NOTICE.

y
HE undersigned beg leave to announce to their
friends and the public generally, that ths3 I'M
teua carrying on the Foundry business In All ii
oianehes, aud hope by asSdu0us attention to buSi.
neSs. to merit liberal Rhars OF patronage
We have on hand an NJ ortment Of STOVIEE.
&hAEES and all kinds Of HolIoRareS compriI.
ing the best patterns now IN use RsinvitS Anon.
ton especially to our ~
Cooking Stoves, e
o. which We have patterns for burning both wood
ana coal that We can confident, y recommend ma.
warrant 70 give entire sltlsfaction. La 4
We invite the attention OF buildeFs and others d.
siFeus OF purchasing 70 our stock Of E5sI-i ~
Crate Fronts, ,,5,,.
o. Shloh We intend to mRnnfactufe, aud keen on
hand tuil assortment Of the latest and most An.
proven PATTERNS In thla branch Of our bust
East or Vest ------%.'s $3.50 u
We have on hand aud for sale an excellent ss,orta
Of Pittsbarg manufacture, which We VIM sell ON,
and of all patteFuss 80 IVA 81 4 go
Call and examine our stock before pufcliasiiaI
elsewhere. BHLni& OAMPBEGLf, o.
No. 16l Main ST., west afde
tebSe-sm doors south OF Mattet AlIey.'
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YaIaabiS Coal Ban I: far s 81 s..

N14uA046 So6 BANK Tor Sale.
QBRER at private sale til March 2Oth, rnt coSH
Bahks In good order. With railroad into ~ eon.
taiaihS about % acres q cold Coal tlI Also Fsll
Dewey = Y6nee's Rolling MN and iselniGnt
- - ~, o. Slasi q che properly not
It Public sGlSI AIr. VIM. Godfrey viii n, d.
premises toianyQne Wtshlngi opuiehas0 5it4 ~ . !
Terms Of eale-IS IN Cash, the balance "a aV5o
Inlt3 2W =, ~ ANS s. PORTER
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THE GREAT gE! 4! ]. ..HLAIaLIsa 5R.EMEB9s
SIR JAMES DIARIES

,saLhtJ AAt6S OLARRE'S w
tGe1ebrated Female Pills.
SrgafSdJ fr6ma IPittsjsriptios q ISL. 8. casrEs.
\. ~, PhySieiaH Extraordinary % az
Queen. " "''
THIS Invaluable medicines s'upfGiliuE in che cure
Of al thpse painf aid diseases 10 Vhieb
cdnStItdtIon d s6BJsct. Il Moderate m
excess and removes al bbsttuction5, and sposdy
cure maybe raIiedIttn: -EasIsa .9tnt - af'@ss1
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il e peculiar suited. II viii, In abort lime
bring e the monthly period with regularity. =
zach bottle, price One Dollar, beaD the Govern.
mant stamp Of Great Britain prevent Oounterf6t5
~ CAUTION.
III q Pills should not DO taken by fomaIss during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy: a, thsv,
are sure 20 bringon Miscarriage, but at any otISF
time they are 6hfS ,-ffts Hiflf 9iifs - f1E1F'f
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal AHOotionS Pains
In the B4Gk and Limbs Fatigue on slight exSftion.
Palpitation OF; he Heart Mysteries and WhitsO.
these PnlS viii effect earS whom an othsr rsSSns
have failed: and although powerful sSmedy, do
n9t contain iron, ealonsl antinQly, or anything
hqrtful 70 the Constitution. - :,
qualifications In the pamphlet around each mack
age, which shogld b ea56fully preserved. : Z 1
Sole sgent for the Upitod States aud Canada q,
cars JOB MOSES, - eoFtlAndt st, N. X. i
n. Bs-Sl QQADdSix postage stamps, enclosed %
any AqthoEized agent win insure bottle contalnins
any EtllsIby return nail.
: rs sals By EeApaH1IHs 8 RusHIIELD, i
|"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

liz For Sale. 4ss !
4EAHAlaFge and eommodIo1s dwelling ard 6Fdpsf.
- sitaat9d on hs'oOEnOr Of Main Aid Fist "a
SeutFt esllnE: eomprfSing l6ts N0a 81 g md 81
Ing q suppl With ttta 6Fh q e61ts Of
Aa Ap water with eufhqplea on the prsiloas ; = 4
80 - sIlLs.Af. ~ MOODS Z, \.
ArI on tie Pfe1lisess, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

.sFRrHuss Rls+aos ! y 70 3 Dg4F.-
1s.ust was yesterday rsselSsd ifromiDas
E ws headquarters sslisSihk Major b i.
"s'ePhsns, First.West. Virginia IntantFly;:
''' arrest and restoring him 10 dutv
y, he regiment. evidence h6tisS IN IN
Se9ea s1hOnOsAsing hfua from blame In
'svFPIiss at MOOreasld.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

G6THl RYAN alter having reached q
depth Of tweuty,thEee feet, yesterday COM
msuced ifallipg,lSna last evening there we're
twenty. one and4ashalf feet iu the channel.
The weather was now bright and now
cloudy. Yesterday morning there was
siieht fall Of snow.
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The Red River Iexna

MY YsRsKK. March " The Worlds :. -
0Eisaus 4hlnks there Is reason '1l 5s=7i
10 s4ps + success from the nov Red river
skPedIuoG. The cavalry force has been
9eetito the 'front.' Ihs sIsib aud n sth Ii c e. Il
~ t'i'tst I9saa aud krRnklin, 4El
~ 4htnB WIN. lne tofces from VIcGass
ourg, if6mt rest.of the expedition. is1 -5aa
The expedition sent across Lake Pom. II. 5, (.
nettrHin Two months ago, has returned TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

ta-A DEsEnEER As Is a DEskHTER.@l4s
sOms weeks ago we, noticed the arrest, by
ihs Provost Marshal. of young msul
PANIED John 7. Davis. who was clsrkins
r the QueensweEe store of j. W. 3MsNell,
vain Street, as dsserter from theaForty4
bib Ohio Infantry. He was IS placed IN.
EAe Atheneum AZ that time, aud afterwards
aiken to Columbus 10 irons, but he sus.
Seeded in getting away from the Sergeant
Fh' had him in charge. and escaped With
pair Of haudcuas on. Amer the elaPss
Oi some considerable time, with not a little
tsOnOle and expense, he was arrested BY
captain MilhOpss 10 Philadelphia, where
e vas stopping at an obscure hotel under
ne convenient name Of rIohnssmIlh,
l'0n cOshOetou comfy, Ohio. HSwas
brought back to Wheeling and from hars
he vas again taken TO Columbus aud com u.
m''!ed to prison. bht escaped the same
night and is still at large.
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lEsgaE .f6llo6iaE iitts boema3 nom


sEsR following iitts Poema5 NOM
our fa3r contributog q eaakst B6tlom
plppr esttmation It isa tonchihgly bean:
tiful little gem that does eredit.aiiks1 TO he
head and heart ofits authorS and wiIlensufe
hsEs larger place IL the hearts Of our read
etss among whom she has mauyxadmtrers:
nsss sPRNe-TIMR-1ssl.
Ss5l Spring y ith her misty eyes; es ORR sEt ri
!, as With bar Old Ritch0ri01. as,ft-a.-.-- 81
jtI-f- u a Silent eom0g ones 3 $50 -..4
10 Never RgainiWnl be-. 69b ~
"a NGSer bhs'u bring. 70 me- ct,7 -..s-.-7s+
, sss Fhbt which Il gone. ao5
llsfi Tho her trees smile II White, 5-'t 80
sc They cannot bring delight, !
I'm With their rt6h breath; @
= sSi Think We q loving lips,
SmilOlesS In that ECLIPSE i5ilf
5s.sg That follows Death
or Tho her irdS mAdly ring
Chimes for the maiden Spring q Il
y a The whole air round; :. Ttl-44is ----.,sl
Think We ofYoiees far, -fs.---s-.-
slAi9 BY the hand Of War, q
Never to sound.
sPrtngis not Spring 70 me;
.rF Only the space See
49,. That hold the ORe-
.sfr+5 Whose antilles mAds life appear
spring time through ali the year
t5I.a Dead-dOAd and gone ft1
3 heA IS LINN g. PAAxEa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
.POLLACR'S NOTION HOUSE
SPRING TRADE. 18e4.si

NRklNG TRADE, 1875 al
DEcHIyRe aud opening for ,ssisl The spring
II, Stock OF Hotions and Fancy Goods, which for
extensive ae8OEtment and careful selection csnnot
ps e3eetea IN any House In the western maE-s
Win recent arfang eanents In Europs for direct
Importation OF leading foreign Goods and by oaFIy
and large purchases 10 d0me1tie mAlufanfurof1
avoiding the late advance n Price shall ~.
ATTRACTION Of and pr nahank trad6 70 thia
sys es1de iesfally With my customers, adxantageS
feeIa Nth BAltinQre and Philadelphia and thS
buyer laSe freight a1id delay attending ship1ie7t
TO Suffers Btnros the stoek5of which lIiil bSS5s
atantlg, Kept eoupitts. lsRtlh slOre,- - III
500 Reams Letter Paper. ,5 ~ s,l4lisjf ~
30, 800 KayeIOpss sssortsd. ] Z ~ II
100 GrusS Re1Eils. q q ~ "
1000 = steel PenS.
go 9 Black aud Red Ink y flif' ~ g Al
SOe9 deE Chadgieks Spool Cotton. $50 s.=s
loo ~; IN ~ 41se 81 ~ d Az m
% doa Carpet BaRl. - -. II n
100 Trunks, assured. ~
800 d6E shoe Brrshes. / - !
80 . LadieS hat. ttirlulSd, Z.
500 e skiFt REaid5, 52sl7tss -s- -
400 q Cotton = Hose. y =. - y
500 Ladies ard hfldIsnS HoSo. &. p;
800 q . 6Rpntlski ,fs - 80
So e IS1FinS bat I6lPd 5lOTel. sd. 4. 5
g dsL MilitasY Hat Cords. +. : K
500 = psrfameEY.s 1855 fi5s-sf5IS5
le6o : caEShs 49, ssslhai gi asilsi
l3e0 - Cases assorted, 70 aFriTs
Patronage q lTsTelSlit i fsss
eolieiled mlI ~ AUGUSTUS POLLACK
GIHILDRBNs alae "A izFFg I67 % wa Ga
nka 1ee AatnstEeet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

~ NEg YoEK. March AVN. B. OoEzeos, 49,
me proprietor of The Well knoWt Hofelst l,ss7
west ss PGint, onthe Hudson, died yesterday.
me Hudson nv sclrar of ics and lii,e is;.
~ AZ oaoy and TOY passengers
sEs vi licommEHce their trips 10 moro
EEes9ad Psn1syly Vols ESQ sttdueR, I-G3
have arrived from Harrisburg aad are ss5ss sfsss
aWettng tra9spoEtstienifo Hiton Head 80 II lslsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

d ST. Louis A4Ecb Yieksburg sd. 2.
place have been pressed into the pOVern ial.l 80
fmenL seEV1ee.tls34t p r. y =
ssgoFted ttat enent IS 20 be- ti =
madeHia Bed BlneErands Wasbala rivsFs a. -.
20 Moutoet thence s6yslap d Ito S3hPavar,.,
b 81 Geo, 3 will so.opstats fsom Little g.
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pW-sUrfER 70 ltTlnE ira WRsT Yiae,I,.ij,


p4rSUPPER TO iTHE Ira WEsr YihafstA
CAVALRY AID CAPTAIN aoLMES' BaTrEaT !.
According to previous annoancemsnt by
The reception committee, . banquet was
given last egeaing to the Seventh. West
Virgins Veteran Cavalry aud Captain
HOlmes' Battery. After the soldiers had
psFtaken of the repast which was very
abundant and very well prepared. Mayor
Crangls and Governor Foreman made
brief, but very warm speeches Of welcome: :
Colonel John H. Obey, of the Seventh,
made brief speech, thanking the people
for their generous reception, and eompIf.
.menting the men under bis command.-s
Captain Holmes. CoIoael Tboburn, oolouel
Rogers. of the Second Maryland, oSloueI
Daniel Frost, Colonel Capehart, Chaplain
Gregg of the Seventh, and Captain Rife.
of the same regiment, made brief speeches.
Colonel Rogers briefly described what he
conceived to be the duty of a soldier: ii
was to obey his officers, keep his accoutrs.
meuts In order and fight like the devil.
AT the conclusion of the speaktue'a
young maG connected with Bob Edwards
Variety Troupe, gave the audience speci-
men of the ZOuaVe. drill exciting great adj
niratiOn. 81
Mr.. JOho R. Wilson proposed three
cheers for the gallant Seventh. and Oolons
Oley proposed three cheers for the ladies
md the loyal people Of wheeling,
lll of which were given with will
The Seventh regiment leaves 70 day Tor
be Ksnswhs Valley.
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N0YEnss
!. gsx ~ OH ID zoo TasaEy fTs and .Piiky cant
-NlAgSel94 900 PE3Es PaeiaEtS lor ~ WhSfeISlo
ss e11S-Esesetls y. latl4 eos, GRAVES.
"a Use REoRIYEp e10O0 Extra Bur and lTlite
EooGs. AS9elds Writing Maid, Pe1l And Pe1eIls
.a.all4sa lsa - Jos. aRkgEs.
Il received 1FeR thS 1IannficfoFV a y - -!
nrl3 .. NItbLI 8 RRa,s.
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WIN. SUMNER q co., Agents, ls1i
a. Once, No. 90 Main street,
Isb22 WHEELING, WHIST va
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ID
meA San AprA1a-suIqlDE or LLorD.
AO' 'R-oa Saturday morning last the
"o' community of Glarksbure was
'e0, sd By the report that Lloyd Moore,
VI i It place had committed suicide. The
NspN : was soon diseoYsrsd tolbs tooS4ue,
'0t V'Ou going t6.hts house ii was 7 as SeI.
'a'' ! that, he had put pistol il ia Bis
INC . aud disohsrgsdfs u e6ste6ts Il q biz
ae': Dean resulted SImSost instSnIly;E
~, 0oFe had for years enjoyed The con- on
WE OF the people among whom he re-.
w and had held many positions Of trust.
AZ time of his death be was the record
VI aaFrtsOn county. Nc. Moore had been
w " aud low spirited for some days,
ds supposed to have become partially
04eed. ,-Sl5 ii Z a y Z =
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'stzss Motice 10 Contractors;
sGiELI oslIs VII Sc received 81 tie
~ asned, q the Council Cham NIT 4 3 go
elaEel 10th 1sst, tn Carhin pSsin7 lhS ddttssa
49q % Decay f1d 5ll lll6ttls foF
sd teEIs olEt 81 q the IN.
kNEu RUEEtBBMuNp,
HERMAN HARfENEHRIN,
COMMITTEES On Stress and AlioTI
south Whooltng, March G, Is6G mrs1T
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BosFoA. March 14.ZPriy;sts =slv;c 5. -. : .
setys & ere state that. tES fFikafe Rs55s. 20
as !9 lsit PEauce privately on the 20th
qss5 gspsd y % le516s aud Wfth q piekei = y
stetss Her cruising groahd il reported to
oe on the eqaatoE aud 10 the Ghina aeasa
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Later on that day. our advance of CoI.
aenEy's cavalry was attacked aud driven
10 With the loss'of aspupber wounded s-s-.y,g. "a
!. was eSEfeted fthatt Ibe rebels would ! .s.l5
make anIattack on Jacksonville the beEt,'
day u they did not do So our forces would
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.aaAa03 aU7 2lk3I q8Rq

nd. .AtsljSlte EtEs a. . r. ~
lII.Il y! J. ! ! !, Il
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5slip1 ForeienlNew,a.

PoRfbAaD2 March l4l&SThe7 Juir;s froin 40,
LtXerpoel Sd, aud London derry All inst ~
arrived GhIssP .,Ma y3di af5tk YEFaa di
Sir Wu. Brown, Bart, head Of The SRsliI h 5.'>
kEnoWnf hFna7 of Brown, 3S6iptey 4 Cd -
died In Liverpool on the 81. 80 hfE -
me Ilmeslhas an editorial on q suaral aa,h
Q !nEs egeieTals orders At New OEieause 5li-
felaISeI TO negro labor and tsEysit Is tbesi s!
stepllsn ment ot ser I'm RECONSIDERATION of Il u
slavery without the name and the sdasie1uL,4 az
,s 20 secure the votes of thsrsmployees for
10y 9Jzsgi slsA Vs gld Fan 7sdfal .
me eilles made "A close accommodating tjiss!o.
ltqs ~ pei on. atle both Gen. De- sacl
& PFesses the belief that Dappel Cane sci
I9l 9e tak I before the end Of May orThs s..
y n9.lng o. 1qne, even u1der the most ypis
n M, earea ms Anees 20 the Danes 3a
Pesiln and Journals continue ,ilfg,
The Post promises that FINLAND ,ii III .ss-s
renew agafd ind Just cause the French ~ 80,
lance, apdsays with our gallant netRbbors A'iP9-
tue Italians and SSrdthfans q d win Ibs 'aIa
roles HunRafiahs and Turks, Il gfili Ia ia -
indeed amazing five do not make short 80
t"oEk otthe new HIlJitAilanee 81 40 FILED s..i
~ me Aontteur, In announcing the failof 9a;
GAN peaehy5=says=fris the ruin Of the Jul. 7e
I'tS 4. g9 isltIN 5ssfs Il {sssfEssz tg
Paris. ~ - 80 ~ A'n ~ IN from
tls supposed 10 clnuectton with the
s y, reeogniEio1 negotiations, the Arch . ~
p1Hs AaxtmtItsn's visit to Paris is post
ponce. The alleged s.eanse 10 infuenxG.-,afse
QUO ne rnmoted there fs Z bitch ss 10 bis
SSft tg commando of the French troops Ia
Aexteos - ~ 80 y --st ft -
There had been no fgbu9g in scbeis.
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There Z but one Sewing Machine and th4t /,
M E.ntssis Wisons-Jge Atfgs, tht ARsrieGn
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WHEELER e. WILsON,s
SEWING MAGHlIjIIilI[ES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

We prefer them for family uss.-IFi6une.
They are the fayorites for hmiIieS-TmeS 80 Z
They hays no riYal.-SefeatifeA HerfedSI. = s
The best ever invented -Ghriaidn Enquirer.
SURPRISES all otherA-LG3LeE' RSpo6t5TV.
beyohd an question Tie nlaohlne.-LiIe llnslra.
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pEised The rebels aud rust ed upon f6eSnss
destroyed their camp and put Them CON
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

Ten. GeFlock had succeeded Demasa an
eo@ma9der in chief OF the Dantsh army
.. me King OF Denmark spoke strongly
for persevereneefn his policy. 4 = :, -
e ~ reported that italy has tsnd.Esd
4o,oe9. Rsn and .a aset to England il she 49,
:. = 45.tstfgeol, March sd-FlOur very dull
Wheat, tending do 10 ward.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23
Ey-T The Sacramento Union relates, with

EgThe Sacramento Union relates, with
chuckle, the manner in which a hack.
driver swindled young man, having in
company several ladies', who arrived in that
city on the cars, ard wished conveyance 10
the "What Cheer House." The Young man
was evidently stranger in Sacramento, or
else he would have known that the "What
Cheer" was only across the street from the
Railroad Depot-but the Union laughs at
the trick of one of their hackmen, who got
the party in his carriage, drove around
several blocks, and then put them down
within a few yards of the point from whence
they started, and of course charged several
dollars for the ride. 1t would have been
better that the Union should have admon.
ished their city hackmen, that such stealing
from strangers would not be tolerated, and
that in future such things should not 90
UNPUBLISHED. The games of Sacramento
sharp practice, Of different kinds, has made
that town very unpopular with the great
body of the people in the country. and they
are showing their appreciation of the place
by gradual Withdrawal of trade and patron.
age from il,
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23
BRoUaHT TO TERMs.-How the Peppsvl.

BRoUaHT TO TERMs.-How the Pennsyl-
vania Reserves carried their point is llustra'
tive of the great motive power which con
trolls every act of the Administration. 1t
sacrifices everything for party. 1t utterly
disregards, in dealing with the public, pro-
priety, reason and justice, and only considers
whether its acts will benefit the party it
represents. 1t has removed and traduced
popular and successful Generals, solely on
partisan grounds The Reserves knew its
weak point, attacked it and forced it to
surrender. The Washington correspondent
of the St. Louis Republican says:
"The departure of the War Department
from its intention of holding all troops until
they had served the United States three
years was brought about in this case more
by political considerations than any other.
The Reserves did proclaim very openly that
if they were retained beyond the time they
considered themselves bound to serve, they
would remain, but they would not fight
This threat appeared to have but little effect
with the War Department; but the disatfect-
ed veterans then put in much more avail
able argument, by letting it be known at
headquarters here, that they would make
their votes felt against Mr.. Lincoln or the
Republican nominees next November in
case they were not discharged at the time
they desired This brought the War De>
parment to terms"
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

VALUE OF PRopERrY IN LONDON
man Mech says: The city of London is bs
ing actually rebuilt; convenient, elegan, and
substantial business palaces rear their head.
on the sight of old Anticipated dilapdatories
and the land on which they stand has ad''
vanced in value from 100 to 500 per cent
A good deal of it about the Exchange is now
worth FL 100000 per acre, and Site sbop,
the size of nobleman's drawing room,
would if near the ROYAL Exchange, command
ground rental Of FL, 900 per annum, equal
to the rental of thousand acre farm.