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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

New YoRk, March ls-Ths Morning
Star: from New Orleans, 9Th, via Havana,
9Th, has arrived
cotton.
Part of Gen. Lees cavalry had left New
Orleans for Red river.
Gen Sherman arrived at New Orleans
on the I'd. on the gnnboat Diana. Ris-lnte
expedition is called by himself a big raid
In thee curse OF which he reached a point
ten miles east of Meridian without apy on
position worthy of the name, and returned
with HOO mules, 1000 contrabands, 500
prisoners, aud large amount of supplies
Transports are rapidly bringing troops
back from Texas.
Gen. Beauregard's wife died on the 2od.
and the funeral on the 4th was the largest
ever seen 10 New Orleans, over 5000 ner.
sons attended, and the cortegc was over a
mile in length. Gen. Banks kindly extend
ed TO the family the steamer Nebraska 10
convey the remains q few miles 40 the
river to her fSther's plantation The body
Haa followed to 'he- IsRee-b by -IhOaaauds- o.
ladies who wished to take q last farewell
OF one who was loved and esteemed by all
The Nathez Courier reports firing on the
Onchita river near Harrisburg, on Tues.
day and Wednesday.
a magnificent service of silver has been
presented to Gen. shepley by friends in
Gen. Bntterfeld was in New Orleans on
the I'd He was to return to Vicksburg
on the Sd.
The papers contain no news from Farra
Dol. saudersou, just released from Libby
prison, states that the humber Of deaths
among our prisoners on Belle IsIe, has
been exaggerated. The number from June
lst to February LIST. was lis The pris
oners have suffered severely during the
winter months, aud their rations have been
insufficient and poor, but DOT so much 90
As to lead to starvation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Proceedings of the Supervisors OF
ONO County. Feb. ~. So

NRDkRBD that The presldent aud CLERK OF tbis
~ board be Instructed in drawing orders upon the
treasurer for County bounty money, not to dInw an
ORDER In aSor OF any second party, unas snch sec.
ona party present and deliver TO them or one Of
them, power OF attorney, authorzlpg him to draw.
Ordered further, that all parties, 4clalm.nts for
said fund, ~ unknown, be requested 10 fdsntIfv
themSelves by some responsible person, personally
known to tho President or Clerk -
Ordered, that the President and Clerks as soon "a
the county bounty money Is obtained and ready tor
payment advertise AZ to tie time aad place where
prior to such payment. St}'1'
AcSpy Teste: GEO w ST0HTs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

H@~REBEL DEsERrnas.-on Wednesday
eight persons, claiming TO be desertsrs
IRON the 18th Tennessee (rebel) regiment,
stopped at FairmOnt ON their way to Nash.
vile. They had taken the Presidents
oath at New Creek, aud appeared to be
sincere in their intentions TO become loyal
C'uLens. One of them stated that shortly
before leaving, he had paid 81. 100 for a
SUIT OF clOthes-the boots alone, costing
5000. They say that they informed their
officers of their intention to desert, but no
attention was paid to it owing TO such talk
being SO common among the privates. All
were stAlwart, fne.lOoking, and rather in.
telligent men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

E5rANoTHER RoW.-The town was in
perfect uproar on Saturday night and
several rows took place in various parts of
the city. The principal difficulty occurred
90 Monroe street, near Washington Hall.
among some soldiers aud Others. One
young fellow was shot 10 the leg and
slightly wounded, while another, by the
name of Patsy Braauon, (ths Same who
was charged sometime ago with stabbiug
negro on board the stenmer Lancaster
No. l. at the Belmont, Mills) ceived a
severe cut in the breast. There was the
usual eOnfusiOu in the reports as to the
Character of the row and we could get no
reliable particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
skirmishing near s1ff6jp


NEW York, March I2.-The HeraId,.
Norfolk special says:
Our picket line composed of the 9d col.
ored cavaly regiment, Col. Cole command
log, near Suffolk, was attacked bv a Eo,ca
of the enemy, supported by four Regiments
OF infantry, one regiment aud sHnad of
cavalry aud two full batteries. Our nictsts
fell back 70 Barnts' Hill, when other
troops were semitic their assistance The
enemy seeing the strength of our support.
further.
While Col. Coles troops were fsl,ino
back there was coutiuu4l sSirmishinp. AZ
some points orr cOIored boys stood their
ground uantully, and.At other points they
became panic striekeo.
II Is impossible to give our exact loss.
ABOUT 10y are missing. 0ue Captain and
aiLieuteDant were killed.
squad of the SIT cavalry, under conn
mand OF AFjor Preston, started to End the
enemy, aud found tutm ia full force at
Bernardo mill, where they sill are. Our
troops are face TO face with them. Oar
position Is iwpregnabie
The Richmond Wing of the 9th saws:
Z IL Will take about u week or more 10 re.
build the railroad to Lees army.
Lee has sent out bis cavalry in ali Al.
rections TO seize everything in the shane of
forage and subsistence for his ttoops. Tn a
ctrcutions route that everything has 10
come over by railroad renders Il impos.
islble tor Lee 10 secure enough over one
line TO keep his army from suffering.
81 The Wing also says the rebel force in
Florida putnumbered opFstwo 70 one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
MARSHAL's SALE.
United States - q

Of Joass,aa u. Banp pSpSt1y VFasF o. SALE
NALL TERM, 1868, District Court Of the United
~ states for the Western. District Of Virginia, AZ
In pursuance ofan order, Of sale made and entered
At the Fa term, 1865 Of the District Court Of the
at olarksbnrs, in the above entitled cause vii
on the 24th day Of March, 1851 at the front door OF
the Court House in Clarksblrg, Harrison coun- v
highest and best bidder, the Law and Private III.
brary of Jonathan NJ. Bennett, , -
Terms OF sale, Cash-G IYefnment Funds.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
iebs U. y. Marshal ". D. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
TRuSpEEs SALE.

Rf virtue Of q Deed OF Trust feon IolIn Russell
IL 10 lfenr dAte4 April tSt, 1889. aud m
corded in beoa Book a, page $50, u OHIO County
records and Of my appointment by the Circuit Court
Of said county as Trustee ia place Of saiL Echol.
ohio County, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1864, at 10
o'clock, a. ~, at public auction, Tor oash, 'aI that
Iart Of the City Of Wheeling, laid eat b. Nose, W.
Ohapline and others; the saine described Us follows:
IS feet tront on Ron street and extending back the
same breadth l22 leet " an alley, DenG the eamt,
property conveyed TO said Russell by Robert Whits
by deco dated April LIST, 1859"
JOHN G. CHANDLER,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

DENvER OlTY, March l2.-The Tsrrito
rial Oonveutton held in this city yesterday
elected six delegates TO the National Co1.
yention to be held in Baltimore next june.
Resolutions endorsing the Adm iuistratioa
and Pledgtng tue CO operation and hearty
support OF Colorado were adopted; also
asking Congress to pa an enabling act,
providing for the organization of State
into the Uuiou.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

LOUISVILLE, March 12.-Tbe Democrats
correspondent has information from ou of.
hcer from Knoxville the STU, that l. ,ng-
street had sent his wagon train to Rich.
,mond aud was mouatiug his entire force.
and that the general impression at Knox.
Vi!e,was that Longstrecl had been ord cred
to North Carolina. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

9-ACOIDENr 70 A WnEElINq srrAx-
sOAr-The steamer A. j. Sweeney, built
III this city aud named for a prominent
citizen, ran upon the piers at Nashville, a
day or two ago, caught fire and was TO.
tally destroyed. She was one of the best
little Steamboats, that ever turusd wheel.
She belonged, at the time of her destruc.
lion, to the Illinois Packet Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

@rCITY ooUEcILs.-An adjourned meet.
ing of the City Councils was held at the
City Hall last evening.
The ordinance to amend the Ordinspc,
10 relation to city weigher was taken uu
and passed. The ordinance advances The
sums to be paid to the city weigher.
The Committee on Salaries reported IN
favor ofadvauctug the salaries of the city
officers about ten per cent. The report was
adopted ' A'
The report of the special committee an.
pointed to consider the communication oi
committee OF citizens in reference to pro.
curing suitable place for the entertain.
ment of West Virginia soldiers, reported
mat In the opinion of the committee the
Councils have no authority to appropriate
money for the purpose indicated.
Az ordinance in relation to board yards
was read aud adopted. The ordinanoe
provides that all board yards shall be sur.
rounded with picket fences.
The petition of Geo. W. Steenrod asking
the privilege of passing through the PENN
sulA Cemetery to his lands was rejected.
The petition of the city Gas Works ASK.
ing Councils to advance the price of keep.
ing the city lamps in order to $l,60 each:
Referred to Committee on Lights.
90 motion the Let Branch of CounciI
was invited to joint meeting with the
I'd Branch in order to go into an election
for certain city oficers. The Ist Branch
having concurred, the councils proceeded
to the election.
The following Sanitary Committeeman
Tor Board OF HesIth) were elected:
LIST WGrd-Joseph Greer.
I'd Wdrd-Geo. E Wickham.
3D. WGrd-Dr. ]. @ aupp.
4th Ward-Harvey Hall.
5tA WGTd-Dr. James Cummins.
6th WGrd-John Cloudy.
7M Wqr9-Robert Bond.
For Fire Warden of LIST Ward Jos. Greer
was elected for the I'd Ward, Hugh Crym.
blei for the Sd Ward, John Jones; for the
An Ward. Harvey Hall; for the 9th Ward,
DR.. James Cummins; for the 9Th Ward
JOhu Cloudy; aud for the 7th Ward, Robert
Bond.
For Assessor of Water Rents, Theodore
Gorrell and II. @. Cots we're nominated
The first ballot stood-0urrell 10; COTS g
Mr.. Gorrell was declared elected.
For Assessor of Tithables, Jacob E Bier
aud John Parker were candidates. The
first ballot stood-Bier 20; Parker 2; John
Archie 1.
For Gusger of Wines and Liquors, Nor
gan d. Gregg and George Richie were
announced as candidates. The fret ballot
stood-Ritchie %; Gregg L.
% motion of Mr.. Shallcross the SOM
mtttee authorized to distribute coal TO the
poor was ordered to cease giving orders
after the 10Th of the present month.
On motion council adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

H9rCLEASINe THE srREETs.-Ths cen.
tfaI portions of the city are gradually
growing clean. A big gang of laborers
were at work shoveling up the rich depos.
Its OF mud from the cutters and streets =
The black uuctuOus mounds of street dirt
look like hilIOcks OF manure Upon a
worn out tract OF land they would make
corn grow with ears like those Of mule
Much of the dirt is as valuable as barn
yard soil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

10A FIeHr AID RoB1EaY -on Friday
last free eight took place at lager beer
saloon on union street. and after the en-.
gagemeOt had ceased end the excitemet
had subsidized, the proprietor made the
discovery that his money drawer had been
robbed Of twenty-five dollars 10 cash. He
could not End out who had got the money.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Valuable Coal Bank far Sale

+ OFFER aepriyate sale till March 2otii. nv Coal
Bank, Ia good order, with rtiIroai inio il, con-
tanning about 40 Acres OF solid Coal wall also sell
The bank Is situated In Centre Wheeling, below
~ ssr5 Dewey YHnees Rolling Mill and belmont
sold by the 20lh Inst IL will on that sy BE- ofereS
at Public Sale. Mr. VIM. Godfrey viii chow tle
premises 70 any one wishing to purchase. n; -
Terms,of sAle-1S In Cash, che balance in two
yeRra, with interest from daJ Of safe
mrs 2W J5MEg a PORTER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

EB-THE RivER The river was rising
last evening with about twenty feet Of
waller in the Channel. The weather was
cloudy with occasional showers of rain
The Julia and the Anglo. Saxon passed
down yesterday morning with good trips.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
sAssl.ENs4 og.nrran4sTaE5 orrIol,

,"ASSlukt Wy - Es0rqaEy u, 1864. 4
bdealeEsiu Drugs HARDWARE, IF6l,, ssesi. iSrn
"a berI Leather, Harm g, aud SAdleey are reoueTf.
week sealed proposal or list IL apgieate Of the
sEtlete5 they arc Ptepaged % furtiS this Depot
O. GhoTt NOTICE, with the ptice Of each marked In
service require It, The article or can BE- M
tained without delay. and AZ the lowest pTiee.
DeAlers wishing 10 sell TO this De36t win Ia "a.
CURED TO furnish the list every M.I,dSy
morning. ~ :: g RARNSiFuRFti
Captain and Assistant auartsJ,master. !, 5,
teb2b-n 3. Depot Of WhsAilnI5 b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

LouayILIE, March l2-Geu. Burbridpe
has ordered the arrest of Col. Frank VOL
tord for disloyal sentiments uttered in a
speech at the sword presentation 10 him at
Lexington on Thursday. =, =
Big. 9en: Hugh Ewing, brother-fn Law
OIL Mslor-General Sherman, has been o.
oerea % this city, probably to supercede
forces in Kentucky. = :
New Orleans papers, oftbe 4 n.,.;a.3
The arrival Of Gen. Sherman .thera 81 s,Sil
81; aud give accounts Of :the extepsiys lin IN
limitations to celebrate tie fuaupnr.,toa -
the new Governor of Loaislana on a,i ~. Z y
of March. w 1tie 4th
AN army officer leaving Ghattsnoog.
yesterday nooa reports all 9uist 49,
Also as Tar as heard from at KnOTSills' SAu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

pBrCAPT. HOlNEs, of Holmes Battery,
has already recruited some fifteen or six
teen good meu since his arrival in the city
He wants few more good men. Persons
desiring to enlist may find the Captain at
his old recruiting stand near Wickham, q
Auction room.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

WAsnIEoroN, March 1s.-Tbs 1,d;oa
Bureau lie taking prelipinary measures for
the return ofthe Iodi4n refugees in Ksnsa.
about s.0OQin number, TO their own CONF.
try from which they were driven by seces..
sion hostflities. but the removal viIl NOT
be imme diateIy effected. q = = = ~ :.
Z Il is said in. military quarters that Gen.
Grant will return here 10 the course az The
next two weeks
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

Nav YoRK, March IL -on authorize ~
an officer who served y ith Col. Dsbieren Il
is .empbAtfcalIy stated that The order slIeg.
edto have been found on his body Wa :.
forgery, mo 'spek order was ever Wfitten or
even considered by him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
lesirable FIonrfnp MIN

O65ndDA9. E1OuF10S Mill Tor Sale.
WlNG 70 other business mAltsrs oiaImfnE INV
" undivided attention, dssirsa 10 6elI nv ne;S
and valuable FIGURING Mil Property, STUFFED al
sardis, Monroe Co., ohio no - -
ne building Is built substantially Of brick size
40 by 90 feet contains two sets OF HuFs and Al ma
modern improvements and appliances.
- sazs Of Engine, II iuoh cylinder, y Inch stroke
ameter. The building aud mach N conn,
lively new. Tbe.niiil s. tSss fI9slfY Sou1SSa. and
stesdy and profitable lpoH9lGti6Hs - ssA3sFs.
Ohio. to - ,t.NIfi5FfS5 RR AZ ~ S''''
mrs Inns t-SA'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Notice 10 Contractors.

G EALED proposals. viii be received BY the n1,,.,-
y signed, at the Council Chamber, untfl 3 81 iSst
And Matchmaking on Denny and SIN stsSt 'IsLs
epociheatlons and tsEus et DER n lhs M
dentgned. GEORGE BUWBRs, -.
49, lRAEDl ROrHRRhldNo = ~ q
~ flifEz HERMAN HARTENsTEIN
= - s.ii 8, Cohmfttee on Streets and AIIeS1
so0th Wheeling, March 6, 1854. mrs IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

u9~ tbs FlHsF WEST ylRe1NfA CAVALRY
were at the depot last evening, taking pas.
sage for some point on the Baltimore aud
Ohio RailrOad-Martinsburgh perhsps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

E8-THE members of Company a, 9TH
West Virginia Cavalry, will meet at the
I'd Ward Market at one O'Clock p. ~. to.
day. by order of W. q. shanlsy. oaptain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

NEw YonK. March ls. Over 400 of the
wotkmen employed on Forts Tompkios
and Hamilton have struck, aud work ia
suspended.
a Norfolk letter of tue llth contirrls The
'&Pulslou OF tue rebels IRON Suffolk. and
% .,1 occupation of the place on the lob
Ihls Is later than the reported repulsa oil
our troops, which occurred ON the Gu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

Ga-OAPTAEN WEs. RowASD, of the First
West Virginia Cavalry, who has been
Spending some months 10 Richmond, and
whose exchange is noticed elsewhere, ar.
rived in this city yesterday. He looks
much better than we expected to see him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14


barLlvE PANraERs.-oa Saturday last,
NJ, Jesse Pharrts, of Randolph county,
atF'Ved in the city, having in charge two
young pa0thers, which he exhibited to a
number of persOns at the Mcclure House.
u I0e panthers were caught in cave in
tauley mountains, about two months ago,
oy Nj. Hambric, who killed the dam and
seized the cubs. The old panther meas.
sFed about twelve feet from the end of
aer nose to the end of her tail, aud had
Tor long time interfered with the sport
.. hunters by killing all the deer in The
vicinity. Mr.. Pharris is taking his pets
20 New York, in the hope Of dispOsiug Of
them to some menagerie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
NOTICE.

Ohm q. oATRs has aEelf obiriss a. svSr4y
20 conduct and carry on the buSllass of Confes.
SSlty o. WheellpE, Unio County aad STATE 81 WeSt
=. 81 viii open on the 10Th inst tJyo lleo,- II.
low my old stand. hope TO go my Old On
ana many new ones. 4 wis sell cheaper 4han ~,
mouse Ia the City, a intend 70 ID ) Striefi 3 CssS
1fnrT ave Aseas f6r 4 4ssS 4 az.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
New York Money Market.
SterliuR-Lower and dull at l753.

NhW. URhI hHFch II.
Aouey-FlFmer and very active ut 697
Sterliug-Lower and dull at 1854.
Gold-Dull and lower, opening at 60.
declining to 6l5, and closing dull ut 6I3.
Total exports of specie to-day SlOl, 500.
Government stocks heavy aud lower;
U, 5. SIS, 1873; coup Gus Il24. 8 90 coupons
l0s@lo94; 1905 i'll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

Uo1nob1o pIs ara dlaposed 10 lbuk =
60 81 AeSOA0 = EsuSAsti esp y, -'5al6.
HE subscriber ohOfs TO Slel Of rent his Wooden
fectory with one acre OF landApon which il
stauds, situated IN the town Of Msrtinsvilie Bel.
mont county, Ohio one mile from the city of Wheel.
iing; ": We. The building Is brick, t6ree stories
sh' SS&69 ieet, OF substantial quality, con tanning
one complete set OF cariing machines, with side
oLawers aud condenser, one Jack Of one hundred
machinery as is necessary for snds factory with
good steam engine OF sufficient power for running
!ns above named machinery, with as much more II
VIII sell or rent the above property on favorable
terms. Possession given on tho irst day Of April
For further particulars enquire oFthe subscriber
feb22lm JAMES TURNER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

RSrlSyEsFtSe IN REAL RsrArR:-The.
"slls0aFg Herald says that one good sffse.
VI tue bounty system for new. recruits and
.s'eFan soldiers is the investment of a
considerable proportion Of the bounty.
money in real estate 10 the shape Of houses
w themselves aud families. Qutte a, nun
vet OF the soldiers have inverted their
surplus funds recently in this way and Il
Is about as sensible an arrangement "a
could be devised for mskibe the mostsout
81 the money. Besidsssthss satisiactiOp Of
Win s ,s 'ns owner Of . home IL fee simple,
we consequent convenienees aud The
acting fndueemenl 70 enoonomise and
e.,.. e ai' store, the possession of. real
,,ns. gives The possessot certain impor-
a'0' to realt1e 5''ss' .4 49, =.
I-.f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

PHInApElPHl4, March, l2ZGen 4..,,.
was 2 passenger on this mornine;. sarI1
u tta y, rom Washington. he chspqe, ca csrs
az tae helay House and pruceeded 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Publie sale.

undersigned viii offer for sais at pablo auc.
ton 1t the late residsnee of Robert Patton, de-
ceased, on the 2lst day Of sIarch, 1861 the goods
ana e5atSieS OF said deceased, Consisting In part Of
honsen91 goods, Parmisg implements, fields
Sne4t held rye, 40 shocks and fodder stack
hay, stack straw, 1000 buE6els coFu In ear Io1
bushels e9rn, shelled, 100 bushes rye goo bushels
wheat 3OO bushels mi1dllngS 100 bpshels barley 500
empty tacks, leo bushels potatoes, buggy, 1.-TWO
morse wagon OK cart, water carts, i Iwo horSe
led 10 coal sars coal bank caFtp d large lot old
o, large lot old copper, 1000 feet lumber set black
smith tools set carpenter tools 60 head fat ho0S
hsSG At cattle, head horses, 90 barrels old rvs
kegs do do, 100 barrelsneWdo large lot or
old barrels, DO dodo kegs platform scales and otf
erartictestoo nuaerouS to mention. II '', N'''
sac TO commence az 70 s'elock A. 81. and continue
9Ag 70 dAI until all Is cold. WhiSy, grain aud
TERMS-Purchasss amounting TO three dolln,s or
% De cash above that sum notesat OF months
VIII be taken Wit4 two good surelies.
MARY PATTON, n,
is ALBERT D. ROE
A,...s,,,y =, dpinistrators.
y lsa 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
sGrate Fronts. q
PloWs
oaANGEs OF FINN.
HENRY HARTMAN

ENoRMBRLK o. the arm OF HSStnan q stT.+..
VIII here amer conduct the b1sinels Of ne I'm,
A N Oh stAnd-No. i,iFGter one do1T so,tl
O the sp[tgF H1uses--NhGre he WI keen q mn
Gs!ortment Of the lAtest styl0S OF Ready NJ -
thing and aent9 RuEnilhlng 6oodS Also. NiiitaSS
and BeyF olothtng always On hand. mi Inns
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For Sale,.l

y ~ situated ON he corner OF lIain Snd Fi5st tt
Centre Wheeling: compiling lnta N0s 81 "a M nj
and nov occupied by the undeTGgu6d Tho dvreIile
ing IL suppl dWith THE modern ,e0nyeniepepS az
gas aud water, with OuthOnIes on tue prutniSes
:. For terms 30 enquire of - 2
q - itt y MRS. n. =. WOODS,
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF The BOARD OF sU.
n perViSorS Of the County Of Ohio, viii s. bsId
Tussday, March 22d, 1884, at 10 O'Clock A. nj. 10
iartter consider and act upon the SubIs Of thS
unity Money will be suspended. =
Due notice will be given by publication when
payment will be resumed. JOHN Q. HUPP, =
GEO. W. SIGHTS, olotk. ffG m9is q
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Notice to Citizens

TrHE SUPPER COMMITTEES request that con.
lriUuti0ns for the Soldiers supper this EysnInS,
u sent to the Hall between the hours Of / aud 4
OeIOtk. az 49,
Ar are requeStsd. tt-''''
The Ladies are hereby notiasti that their service,
respectfully requested for setting and arranging
the Table! at o'clock. mri1
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New YoRk, March ls-The Morning
Star; from New Orleans, 9Th, via Havana,
9th, has arrived.
The Morning Star brings 1900 bales OF
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a. N.bAhhINGER,
100. CaPtain Chief QnRTterm ester,
ut' Ia Dept Of West YiFRini1