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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near RnrlinPt ton. Ohio.

" ILL BIZ sJLU AT PUBLIC SALE CD Tucsdly,
w the 18th day OF Nay next, At the village uf
Burlington, Belmont cOuIty, ohio, TO The hilbe,t
and best bidder, a tract OfIAud containing nun
dTed and twenty one acres, one TOVd AM VIC
peIch08. This land Il situated about half nile
from the Ohio river, beIW 90 HIeksOL's Jun and
Glsnn's Tun, and i undsTIAd with valuable belsoG
COAL easily accessible for miulug; part Of tue IracI
under cultivation, the SFod Wllh TIA GsT.-
An opportunity ID here offered Tor profitable in's'E
mGnL
Terms Of sAle-OnS- third 10 cash. and the balance
In twelve, eighteen aud twenty. four manIhS, With
interest tTOuI day Of sale aud retained upon
the property to Soe4Ts the deferred paymtnts.
April Is, ls6l.td Jaw 4 p,uIL-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

THE following is a specimen of some OF
the letters received at Governor BrOugh'O
ence over at Columbus, Ohio. tits print
ed verbatim for its bsauty's sake, only
emitting the signature aud pOstofies,
which are squeezed into one corner of the
sheets
Dear Gobonor / leve 10 Adams county,
WAne toWnShup the buttRrnut,S have dog
ged my hogs and POISONED my cattals now
this iato no Of you that II shoot some Of
item II you wood pardon me OF of the pen
nstruGhHry plAes amour by reform male d.
rect TO etc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

TaE Southern rebels are foad OF shaking
their heads 10 view Of Lieut. Gen. Grants
campaign 10 VirHtniA, with the remark that
though Grant has heretofore been sue
ssSstal 10 beating the rebel Generals, he
has never yet encountered Gen. Lee. That
is true enough, says a Contemporary, but
these people never think that, il it be true
that Grant has never fought Lee, is is
equally true that Lee has never met Grant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

As the day draws nigh when the old he
roic Army eff the Potomac under Grant
shall sssiu Try conclusions With the ysts-
rAu army of the rebels under Lee, the in.
tsrest and affection and prayers Of the
eouutry begin once again to go out for our
army. It has the love aud admiration OF
the whole land. IEhSs . grand history
Ia h-s . Sublime devotion, It has officers
tried aud true. II has a ebiot who has
acquired the ''hAbit OF victory" and who,
duros the last year, inscribed 90 his ban
nsr toe immortal legends-vieksburg and
Chattanooga.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

THE St. Louis DsuOerat is rather severe,
when ii says: "a considerable crowd as
Sembled at the Library Hall last night to
listen to lecture by the celebrated Doe
sticks, on the subject OF Cheek 1t turned
ont TO be . 'Ssll;' for instead Of Doesticks,
the lecturer was no other thaa Damphool."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
DIED,

On the 9Th instant, at o'clock, a. 81, DANIEL
sIEESEop. EEq.
III, funsr.l willlesys the house on Friday, the
18th instant, at 10 o'clock A. ~, precisely. His
friends are invited to attend. lie
On Wednesday, April 2Ith, BE41rE p, wife Of
Vim. W. Miller, b the 9th year OF her age.
The funeral ~II take place from the res Ideuee Of
A.A. Howell, corner Of 9Th and Quincy, at o'clock
on Friday aItsruo,h The friends Of the family ars
invited 70 attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

GRAos GnirAwooD says she is rabid
UniOnist, add rabider AbOli,ionist, uo.
mans rights woman, and dark complex
Toned Republican. She believed in the
Bible and the Declaration Of Indepen-
deucs; in the Constitution of the United
States, aad the Proclamation of Emanci.
patton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Trustees Sale.
apr2l-td


pY virtue Of deed Of trust, mado and executed
ID to ne BY Adam Roo8s, bearing date the IIth
day OF Jnue, A. d. 1859, and OF record In the Re
eorden once, In the eounty Of Ohio, aud state Of
Hest VII RintA, In Deed Book Number ~, Folio I6s
will proceed 70 sell At Public Auctioa At the front
door Of the Court House, Of Ohio county, in the
city Of wheeling, on Thursday, the 26th day Of
May, 4. D. 1854, 20 tho highest aud best bidder the
following described property, 10 Wit: The South
part OF Lot numbered Eix (65 In Jooathan ZA1eI1
addition TO the town Of Wheeling, beginning on
Main Street. At the corner Of q lot formerly Owned
BY George Vennum, deceased, thence northUardly
with said street hfty feet; thence westward WITH
line parallel with The line OF George Vennum, AZ.
oeaeSd, one hundred and three (1U7l feet; thence
sout6T9rd at right AngeS, any feet, TO said Ven.
nnms llnei thence eastward, with said Vsunum's
line ono hundred and three 1851 feet to the boGln-
ming except % much thereof a. was conveyed by
the NORTH Western bank Of Virginia to james Ne.
Donald by deed, dated the 92pd DAY OF February
1921 and now Of record in Ohio county, VirRiniS
being the same residue Of said piece or parcel con.
Heyed to said Adam Roose, BY said North Western
Bank OF Virginia, by deed. dated Pebr nary 18th,
leo!, aud now OF record In said county, together
with the privilege Of uSnE the three foot alley mon.
TONED In said last named deed.
The above property d subject 10 dover right.
TERMS OF 6ALE-One half cAGh, and the balance Of
The purchase money payable in Iik and nine months
with interest. JOHN VOdLRR,
NOTE-Agreement having been made with the
widow clear title Will be given. ap26 SOt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
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SUBSISTENCE OBFI0E, U. 8. ARMY, -
- WnRHLIEs, W VA, 18th April, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN d. plIeate, from citizens
loyal to tue 'URitsd States Government" only,
wilt be received at this once until Thursday the
6Ih u May 1t noon, for supplying fer the use or the
"UniIed States Army Subsistence Stores to be de-
llVeTed at Wheeling, West Virginia, As follows viz
100000 pounds Bacon Sides, clear ribbed, new,
thoroughly smoked and cured dry, strictly city cut
medium biEe, in strong boxes oOntAIbinE NOT over
hickory. Pressure must not DO used In packing ntO
the bOIea
10 to delivered during the month Of May a.
called for, tree Of drnyaRe. OOoperago must be OF
the beat kind and every package must be In hrst
rate shipping order. No charge for packages al
lowed; the date OF contract aud name Of packer
must 10 marked thereon.
Proposals. must be enclosed In a sealed envelope
addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "PTO-
pcIAIs for Bacon" and bidders are invited to be
present at the opening Of them.
HORACE TURNER,
apps Ca. and o. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID county, out.Ted on tue I'D uAy Of March, lsUi,
In the case Of Peter aud EuInlI HaTnOiI, D. thSiT
next friend, against the Norm v stsTu BAnk Of
virginia and OtheIs, will sell pubIe auction al
the front door Of tue Court HOuss OI Ohio county
ON TUESDAY, THE 1HIhD BAY W Nay MAR,
- 10 O'clock A. ofthat day, to the higheat Hnd
beat bidder, the following property, u NIIi lbs
following described part Of Lot No seven ~ EOHI.
Ink on aIAin street Iu the City OF Wheeling that
to say, the north eastern part Of Nad IOt tToLtnE
on Main stroet nIy-IhTee feet aud thTeo and Que.
third inches, and running back with line PsIAlaI
With the southern Tine Of said LOT M. nIIy-'i4
feet two inches, being the part Of Tot No aisre.
said set apart in BurAlIy 70 John T. YarnAil = d
ZAehATiAh 3. YaFnaIl. The property will be sold 10
Two separate parcels, each tTOnIing tWIny.stK ISt
and EsVsp and tNo-Ihird inches on MAO GueAt.
fERMs OF sALE-CnO fourth OF The purchase money
% DO paid 10 cash. and the remainder In thrsS tS 81
lnstalmsnts Of Six, twelve and sishIeen moGthA
with interest from the day Of sale, Ihe purchaser
giving bond with SAtIGiAsIO security TT The deISF
red payments, but 20 have tue privilege, Al hIs 0
tioni Of paying the whole Iehass money In Sa'a
or Of pay ing ia cas- greater proportion ths'"0l
than one fourth.
mrSl:td DANIEL LAMB, CoamlBaODsI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
ARMY APPROPRIATION,

Mt. Wilson, Of Mass, introduced a jOIu,
resolution apPropriating twenty-five mil
lions Of dollars for ArmiDR, equippipg,
clothing, subsIsting and transporting the
one hundred days troops. just called ont.
It was referred to the Finance Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
NAvAL RRrinlNa nIL1.

Mr.. Hale introduced a bill providing that
no officers shall be retired until they are
81 years Of age, and whose name shall not
have been borne upon the navy register 40
years after arriving at the age Of i6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Martin r. WAyman, surviving partner, &C..
Robert Alexander admir- and b.trr

A-SDSaS s-AAA eAu AoA7~
TN oHANoERY in the Circuit Court Of Marshall
County, West Va.
tako not CO that In pursuance Of 4 decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Marshall county, rendered on the
18th day Of April, 1864, reeITI0S this cause to tho
undesiS ed comm issoner in chancery in said Court
70 audit and settle the account OF Joshua Burley,
administration OF Robert Alexander, de- eaGSd also
II ASCERTAIN and report tue claims due against
tho estate Of the said Robert Alexander, deceased,
their order Of priority or preference; and also what
property, real or per 0nAlI belonged to the sAId
Robert Alexander on which said CLAIMS or any part
OF them Sere lieu, together with any other matter
deemed pertinent b. tue commissioner specially
required by any Of tie parties To this sut or the
creditors tho Robert Alex Rnder Diseased, that
have appointed tue S0th Jay Of May, 1854, at my
once near MArshan Court House, which time aud
place will proceed to stnI9 and settle SAd account
and report upon ali other referred me Is
commissioner in Tic above cauAe.
spas-2.dl4.w Commissioner M i 10 ohS1csTy, 10.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
End OF the Sword Contest az the n
=. sanitary RIF-Grant BeaIR Mo.
Clellan FIfGeon Thousand Sever
hundred and Eighty.TWO Votes.
RF.m them. N. Pos


Rr.m the n. n. Post.
The most exciting feature of the Fair
was the sword contest. At two O'Clock in
the afternoon. when the books closed, the
majority for Mcclellan was 1855; but the
subsequent ballots entirely altered the mat.
ter; and on the counting up OF ballots it
was found that Grant had the enormous
majority OF 1872 VotesI STheresult was
announced amid the widest cheers. The
principal ballot was one from "Loyal Men
OF Heg York" recording ten thousand
votes for Grant. Even without this, how.
ever, Unconditional Surrender Grant"
would have been over $500 ahead of the
hero Of the Chickahominy.
Among the most noticeable ballots for
Grant were 500 from WinsloW, Lsnier &
90; 500 from Denis Perkins 4 Co.; 3. 600
from "Loyal New Eoglanders;" additional
votes from "Loyal New Workers" amount
ing to 8,0O7; and 325 from "Loyal men of
Chicago" For Mcclellan there came 245
from the Chicago Ttmes: 400 from, Mrs. las.
Gordon Bennett; 2 from the Webb Sisters
Fhere were also number Of scattering
votes, OF which Fremont received "a. Bank
81, Fitz John Porter Is. Butler 8. Rosecrans
8, J. B.. Hobart WArdl7, Butter6sld, Hook.
er and Dix each, while one vote each WAS
awarded TO McCook, Sherman, Potter.
Thomas, WadsWorth, Benham, De Tro.
BRAND, A. J. Smith, W. Scott, sedRwick.
Buell. and Shields. The result of the con.
test was the leading topic of conversation
yesterday and even in the churches, be.
fore and after service, the subject was die.
cussed 10 accordance with tho different
We've Of the various speakers. The. Nc.
Clellanites did not hesitate 10 many In.
8taDces to charge the friends Of Grant with
collision and even fraud; but the names |
of the Committee who had 10 charge The
Of ballots are Q sufficient guar.
lnty Of the falSity Of any such charges.
Any Esy, the Fair and the Sanitary Com.
nisaion are much Indebted to the inpe1i.
'ug individual who devised the sWsrd con.
est scheme, and thus breught no leSs
han $44 oo0-equalling the total number
It EotsS-into the treasury. Who IL the
pgenio1s mani BE deserves TO have his
anne 10 print.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

commissions againsl gusrrillas, and for
robbery, arson, rape, aud all violations Of
the laws aud custonl bF war. and 6llsen.
tences against spies. deserters and mur-
derers. Every oficer ,authoriEed 70 order
. general court NATAL is empowered to
instigate any punishment excepta sentence
of death or cashieritg. which may be COM
mutsd during the re5ellIon by field or de-
parIment commandeb.
LONesrREEr ~ THEi SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Itis not known that the stories Of Long.
street being In she Shenandoah Valley
have any foundation, but some we'll in.
forms parties credit them, still recent re-.
connoissauces into the valley do not iudi
cate the presence of any considerable rebel
force. A sensational statement says that
our forces have given up Warrenton, of
course, is unfounded,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

BRowx's BKoNpBIAL TRocHKs.-we COM
mend them TO the attention of Public
Speakers, Singers, and others Who are
troubled with stiectiOns OF tue ThrOat.-
Christian Watehgt0H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

ARE you aware that simple cough ter
inmates IN cOnnmptiOn2 Why not be
wise in time and use Aliens Lung BalsAm
which will STOP the disease and prevent
fatal consequentesl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
FOUND,
apas-2t. St. ol4irSVIIls, IsIn. nj H CO.. 81,

SUBsIsrENOE OPRIOE, US Array,
- WHRHLIa0, w. VA, 9Sth April, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, from citizens
loyal 70 The Omitted staIes Government" only, will
DO received at this oee until 1hurIdAy, the 5th OF
May, at noOn for supply ing for the use Of the Un
ted States Army subs Silence Stores be delivered
At Hheeling West Virginia, Is follows, VIZ:
800 barrels Of clean dry Fine Salt, TO DO 10 veil
eoopered and head.lined, strong, dry barrels. To
be delivered during the month Of May ~ called for,
Tree Of dTAyage. COopeTAgo must be OF best kind,
and every package must be In frat raIe ahippi <
order. No charge for packages AIloH ed.
Proposals must be enclosed In . sealed envelope,
addressed to the undsTSIEned and endorsed E'Pfo.
pOEAls for SALT aud bidders are invited to De pres
ent at the opening OF them.
HORACE TURNER,
amps n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
RLEcrroS OF A PRRsrDRSr rao TAN.

The Senate, in electing Senator Clark.
of Now Hampshire, President pro tenn
during the absence of Vice President
Hsmliu, varied from its former practice of
depending upon Senator Fooie in such
emergencies. The step looks like begin
ming to trust to younger men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

Tho disaster at Plymouth grows more
serious, when ii is remembered that We
have no iron-clRd vessel to cope With the
rebel ram, none Of them being light enough
draft TO enter the inland waters of North
Carolina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
john Q. Bloomaeld "a admir-. Ct. Al. d.r,,.

John Q. bloomfield, admir-. ct. Al. derts.
N CHAHCkRY, in the Circuit Court Of harahAlI
i County, West Va.
The above parties, and all others interested, will
take notice thAt In pursuance Of Q decree OF the
Oneuit Court Of AArsLAll county, rendered on the
5th day of April, 1884, referring this cau.e 10 the
undersigned, commissioner In chAncery In said Court,
to ascertain and report tue administration account
Of JAGkson Reed, sheriff Of MaTshAn county, aud ~
such administrator OF JOhnC bloomfield, deceased,
In due course Of Standardization, showing the estate
that has come into the hands Of the said admins
traitor, also the amount paid out By him, and to
eeEtain the real estate owned by the said Bloomfield
At the time Of his death, the location, value, AID
the annual rental value thereof, and whether the
annual rents arising thererOm will pLy on and sat-
Iuy the judgment Of the eomplaInGnts within i've
years. also tue amounts Of the several liens against
tue estate Of the sAd Bloomfield and the pri0rtIes
thereof, together with any matter deeNed per.
unent BY the commissioner specially required by
any OF the parties, that will at my ONCE, near
karIhln Court House, on the 29d day Of May, 1854,
proceed 70 make up my report on all matters refer.
red in the above cause.
HANSON oRIsWELL,
apzS4tW CommIsSioDer in Cbnnssry. 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Sheep and Horses for Sale

EINHE uudsrsigned will seIl on THURSDAY, the
j 5th day OF hay, commencing At 10 O'Clock, at his
residenceI IN Brooke county, vs.. Va, One-hAlf mile
north OF West Liberty, on the Welsburg road, ITS
head Of 5heep, Wethers, ENes aud LamGs-Princi-
pAly half blood Spanish. Also four head OF horses
one Brood Mare, tWo Morgan Collie yeLrs old and
one SeATling
Terms nude known op day OF sale.
APr23-tWtd@ ;. U. ROSR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
TEhPoRARY iNCREAB1 OF THI rARlTP.

The House resolution temporarily in.
creasing the tariff City per cent. has been
promptly referred to the Senate Finance
Committee, and is expected to pass 10.
morrow. 1t causes n Auttsr among busi.
ness men,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
POSTAL MONEY oRDEn.

The postal money order bill nov oulv
lacks the signature of tho President, 10
become = law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
DANeER X sourn cARoLINA.

Private letters from Bsautest, 8. O., re.
esiVed by Senator Wilson and others,
speak of a heavy rebel force in their front.
and express fear Of being overpowered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Wheeling Creek and PennSyl.
Van1a Turnpike COMPANY.

n comDllance With 8 laW pa1sed October %, 1888.
u by the Legislature Of West Virginia, books Of
subscription, for the purpose Of 0TganiEinK aid
Company, will Be opaDed Ht the storehouSS OF 4 81
hopkins, Kim Gr0ye, Ohio county, (thO pIa 90 dxed
by SAid laWl on SATURDAY, May II, fS63, where
and whom all persons interested in aid road Will
please attend. The capital stock Of said road q
nxed at $4,000. The shares AZ any dollars each,
and when the Of S. 700 shall be SubSeribed ne
sid Company can be Organized. y
snBRRaRn OLKHEHB, OkNrRL STlTHRop.
JAOoB KKLLRR, Il. b. BucHAHAH.
AL8RR2 laws, z58 JAMES DoEHET,t- -.
JLG1PH 6.EPPA1D, WM.H.OanAlE l.-l,-
Apa6m CoRnIsSloasEI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
For Sale.

DANIEL LAMB, ConmlIa0DeI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
orsdts OF she Different Counties In
Wsat We. for Raw RseFaIIs.
wHEELIne, April 81, 1864.

WHEELING, April "a, 1864.
The following counties are credited With
men who have enlisted lately 10 West Viz
RiuiG organizations. 80 far as returns have
been received at this Office, up to date:
yrRSr ooH0RRssIoHAL DISTRICT.
RrW Rscruits.-Haucoek SO; Brooke 10:
Ohio l65; Marshall 80; Werzsll 20; TYLER
81. Pieasants 81; Wood 90; Writ II,
Richie II; Doddridgo %; Harrison 1870;
L.vi' II; GlIner II; LIST District at large
G.-s20.
s10VID CoSoAEssIouAL D1SrRloT@No-
nopEAliA, SO; Marion, SO; Preston, I4I;
Taylor. 4Si Barbour, 81; UpShur, Ts;
HsmpSbirs, 9; Morgan, Is; Berkley, SO;
Pepdletou, 1; Webster, !; District at large,
/. Total, 465. f5rsg gfsis
THIRD CoNGREssIoNAL DlsrRIor.-Kana.
Whn. las; Putusm. AZ; Mason, 1ls; Roaue,
]; Jackson. ]; Braxton, 2; Ca6eII, IS;
Wayne, 2; Boone, ]; Gresnbrier, l; Dist.
tlsrgs, 9. Total, 404. '''
Total, see.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
IHE BoRr PILLOW MASSACRE.

Tho Suh-Committee on the Conduct Of
the Wa'r which went West to Investigate
the Fort Pillow massacre, End ample evil
dencs that the horrible reports from there
are only too little exaggerated. They find
most of the important witnesses At Cairo.
Rebel papers received here likewise admit,
and Indeed gloat over the hatchery.
Wade aud g Soch are expected back here
to morrow night
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
NOTICE.

NJE have discontinued the manufacture Of
w 8. b. Williams smut Machines until further
sPa-s.. J.4s.B. WILLIAMS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Ix-1HE.DAY sHo1

HoIs.iu-tbe-Tsy aud another Indtau
Chippewa Chief got into fight to-day at
their hotel hets about the proper dispOst.
ton of some fathers. HoIs.in.the Day
was shot through the upper part Of The
neck, the ball coming Out at his mouth,
and the other WIS cut across the face with
knife. Both we're quite drunk. Hole
iu-Ihe. Days wound is quite serioug.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
SUP'T. PUB. school,

No. SUP'T. PUB. HOOLS-
6ASS MEssRs. EDTToRS;-Plsase announce the
name Of Rev. JAMES s. CLARK ~ = candidate for
County superintendent OF the Public schools OF
Ohio county. He iS emfuenEIy qualified Tor the
position, and will be supported BY tho citizens Of
aprss '''' MANY VOTERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Commissioner's Sale

z. JACOB,
JAMES b. MuRAT,
apL1e sPecIAI COmul SioaeTa-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28

Annual Township Election.
ORDERED by the Board Of supervisors Of ohto
" county, that an election be held on III" io1Iie
TnurSdSy in April, 1854, beng the aSih day q ava
month, Tor township oGneeTS, - provided oy the
AeIS Of the Legislature d The EtAts Of Wet VIZ
gina, and thAS the Ulstk give duS n0tiee o. AL
SISctioR. 1oItsI 1BO. ". AIGHtE,
OloFk Board q SapsETiSoEs Ohio O0OSty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
IgoREAsl o. oAprrn.

Mr. Wilson introduced bill to increase
the number of cadets, and authorizing the
President to appoint two additional cadets
from each State from military forces hav-
ing served at least twelve months. Tho
total number to be appointed dnTinp ths
year to be limited to i6o. The reoSisite
knowledge for admission consists Of tho
common English branches of education
comprising algebra, through equations of
second degree, geometry, 70 comprise the
principle theories aud problems of plain
geometry, aud further prescribes the duty
conducting the examination.
rusIsHnlHr OF aunaRr1LAs.
Nj. GarfsId's bill for the Punishment Of
EusrrillRS authorizes department or field
70 carry into execution all
asntsness Of courts martial and military
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A small paragraph in our local columns
the other day as to the origin Of the new
word miseegsnAtiOn, aseribiug 1t to q
Greek derivation, has set several cores
pondsnt going on the subject:
"NIsoEaRxArIoN,"
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M DRAFT.

Solicitor Whiting has written letter to
Provost MarshGy General Fry concerning
complaints that enrollments are in soms
cases excessive! He says there is no other
way but 70 proceed with the draft as now
prepared.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-28
Editors Lntslligsnsa:

Why not derive this word frOm"AiseeO,"
TO NIX or miugle, aud genus" . race or
stockI May il not as well be derived from
the Laria as the Greek1 Us. c.
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SoURLCH RD,

An order issued By Col. McCallum puts
40 end to dead heading on Government
railroads. By ptOCuring tickets they will
be permitted to ode at Eve cents per mile,
otherwise ten will be charged.