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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-21
60 -Ayer'sogI.
oAPsSApARuAR'
TIE wonrn,s GRrAr REMEDY FOE
crofuIa and scrofulous Diseases.

ScrofuIa and Scrofulous Diseases.
From Emery EdeS, sreittRocn merchant OF Or.
ford, Maine.
al have sold large quantities of your SAHsApN-
RIrIi but never yet one bottle which failed OF tho
desired effect and ul satisfaction TO those who took
IT, rs fast people try il, they agree there has
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Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pus.ules. Ul-
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin,
Fyoi, Psc R0jt SfYuttofJ, Bristol, Eaglaad
g only do my duty to you and The pubiic, when
add lXy testimony 10 that you PUBLISH OF the
dicmal virtues of your SABSAPAEILIA.. My daugh-
ter, aged ten, had afilictng humoT in her ears
eyes, and hair for years. which we were unable to
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From Mrs Jane 7. Rice, lCel-IPo7cn and much
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"My daughter has suffered for year past with 8
scrofulous eruption, which was very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any relief until we tried your
SARsAPARILLA, which soon completely crfcd hers
From Charles p Gage, Esq, Of The t16e'y l1aotcB
Gage, la1rdg j. Co, mahajiictaTerS OF endmeled
papers IN Nashua, ~ II.
Il had for several years very troublesome
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until ii disfgurcd my features and beclme an into
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could of both advice and medicine, but without any
relief whatever, until took your SARShPARILLA.
1t Immediately made my face worse, rs YOU told me
| it might for time; but in a few weeks the new
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and am without any symptoms OF the disease that
doubt owe it TO your SARs.NPAIILLA." is#-a+ .E
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Blood. F.. - .r-.s......-,
From DR.. Root. Sa}ciA, Houston s., Ne'c York
"DR. AVER. | seldom fail TO remove EraptiOHs
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! FROM j. z. Johnston, Esq, TdLcm1n, Ohio.
| '' For twelve years, had the yellow Eryspelas
on my right arm, during which time tried all the
celebrated physicians could reach, and took hun
dreds OF dollars worth OF medicines. The ulcers
were SO bad that the cords bccgmc visible, and thS
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cured me ! am now well and sound us any body.
Being in public place, my ease is known TO every
body il this community, and cNctes the wonder of
/ all.'
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! C. ", iegdilg member Of tae Canadian Idriia
| alGRi. .... ..
! s.I have used yonr SARs sArARIrtA in nv fanv,
for general deJj}ifg, and for DrQdiRG The bLooH,
with very beneficial results, and feel confidence III
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-21

For Molasses, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and CoG'
in fact everything in the Grocery line, call
AT OLNSTED'S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-21
Print 3

For Children, Shifting Prints, PLAIN black
white and black, blue and white, and all kinds
Of Fancy, at JONES'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
Trust Sale

DURsUANT 70 deed Of trust from, hobart q;
Bonham aud Charles H.: GiIb6rtSOn, 10 i. n
iSSS, and recorded 10 deed book, numbored ii nstS
9U4I IN the Recorder's ONCE Of Ohio County Hsst
virginia; and 70 supplement or addition 70 the
sai9 ased OF trust acknowledged for record by tho
sag nham and Gilberson, on the 26th day 81 An-
nust, lS5n, and recorded in deed book numbered Al
day OF April, 1854, commencing ct 10 o'eioe in the
FORENOON proceed tn sell at public auction Al ths
Tont door OF the Court House OF The said Ooupty Of
Ohle. Lot number 4. -f6ur-in the BeIlair ddifio5
% the Oily OF wheeling, tho North side ofpui,icv
sIEeSt adloinlnB the lot which at the dime Of nc
&c o. The said deed Of trust, belonged to the
Senxey such title only by the said deed of trst
IN authorized TO sell and convey.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ono third Of tho nnrrb,,o
money to be paid q cash. and the residue IN six and
tSelNs mouths With atntereet The deferred ipay;-
oats 70 be secured by bond aud satisfactory seuSi
u. mII.taL-- -------- lANIMI..l.A IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
TRUsTRR,s sATR

DY virtue Of ! aeSdoF tfnSt, made ana
~ 70 me BY Bepiamin y. Goodwin and AnnIe
9o?aW1n, his vile bearing date on the 18th daY n
jay, D., 1850, and which aid deed & Of Fecofd
e ne Hseorders 9teo in the County of Aialshali;
u the state q West Virginia, shall proceed h
se g public aue Ion, at the font door 9f lie Ooutt
House Tor Matah11 eopnIyi in the town OF lfouudlt
1 W. 9n v sdnesdAy the 9Ofh day OF APRIL A. n
e tAs hEhsse and best hidder, tue ioloVina
tree on the bank u the Ohio River. corner IL ~
Iaraa o. Milton JoneP; thence g. $50 6S poles to 4
White OAk AZ the top Of the hil, corner Il -
~ smitE thence 81 sol .. 81 poIsi b
.henee ~ eS poles 70 Linn e The head Of SSiS.
9Neri thence down the river With IL meaSdsrtSs
= me 6egnningt contAfhfng Thirty t80l aefesI
OF lsaa e being the same pfOpertS HeFSt6iS
S9Iieye9 ~ Jacob CElnes and wife, 70 BsuiGuiin
6sa9odWtnsS ~ dsed hearing dSte 4th6 Sth aay II
1sSss and which said deed 4 ofjfesoff a
The Record RS pnleeiof the Count ool1s ~ 49,
9hAn county, in book is foiio ~. Sil ~ stl
eooaHl9 ana HliSa right, tide Ind fntSfeSf h, Il
LOT and House situated on the bank OF fhs
IayeL, N 4aEeh1ll county, ylrisiai It being
Smith 70 Sc hen Day aid 'd6sded IN =
% y. =. Ramsay and -deAd6d by J. q. RarSais a
sen!an!in =. 660dEfns hhd 6oandSd = 49, y
beginning ~ astake In the road in Baid DaySa itns
asa Lansi1E VIII tha So9d mp Ne riyel 70
Peint above the House In aid DEys Ifne tS.ScS
WIN said line % the bSzinnipE ineindfHe
be there mosOiof I'd &hd ~ 4he NJ IA "A i n
Shs river, which MD deed fEom Y IS Ranasey IA
5Si Z e g Eseqs a the RseoE.
~ West RtRglnia In Book IA fjiii $50 E5ei7 ~
SsAiing g 4Fl9teeiI aliall convey only such titIs
a4l4 IN noNe4tod9 so = Z 80 =
TAHAls " sALEf-on0-h half eash aud ths balance
N ~ An1l thei TIA kained ~
: af, .4.: 81 =, ne purchase money Il PAIL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
- q sA-Gaa Ia la1fuaa
Capture Of Port al Runnv.

u!.os sE o. SIIEt.sx, kMaFchil6, FIA5OAIRo
N ,Sa n q tnls lott was captured to-day
iae e4pedldon left VieksburR on the
49tn' and ianaed4st SimmespoFt on the
Ism l3. Of March; Y marched TO Bayou
9loer, where Gen. Dsnny's rebel brigade
naa been encamPsd but which fed ON the
hPPFoach OF our transports, leaving con.
eloeraole camp equipage and commissary
stores.
Gen. Smith pressed forward TO Yellow
Bayou, where Strong fortifcafi6ns bad
oeen erected, bat the rebel again fed as
re came mp. The enemy vas pressed aud
eome akirmishlng occurred, tes1lting in the
feptare OF several peisoners and atsmall
wagon train atsdayiight. 9g8iEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
fen Hancock before the Committee
on. the Conduct of the Wnr.,-I.-E.


WAsHISaFoN, March 20 The WorI,'.
spfcial, sazsS the, testi Rl,1hy III GESi uanf
cock. before the Committee On Cupdpcl ~
TIP WaF sip Felatiensto rhe:baaS al t;e,S
tytourgI detracts somewhat IRON the gIorv
which has been elaine d II t}eaerals SICK.
les and Meade. 1t TO This stf,ct; thar d
Mqndayi July LIST, Gen Meade di4ected
Gen. Hancock Ito ipFoet I'd 10 ths irunt aSii1
and assumei command of The, Ist. "a AMI
rllth corps. Upon arriving at 8ettyIbnTg
he found that,tbs Ist1and rIth had bes5
driven back and were 10 considerable eon-
Etu3io1. He.relisyed Con Howard and pro.
cesded to form dine, on witch az. engage.
m9nt might DO fought, Ibis being ia 'eo.r
cofdanceswith Gen. Msad2 : flstFSet ionsE
Hs Was engaged In fertnidg tide when the
sd corps came up aud posi'iS6 Wss asSiSn:s
edit: he then reported, by qn aid, 10 Gen.
44sAde, and the remaining DIVISIONS of
thS army were ordered up. The line inns
selected was ono % which The three
daSs battles Were fought, aud Gen. Han.
cock commandeds the:left ceutre on the
third, When EOngslreet v Was rsppuIssd fTs 4
Tht4 desperate charge upon our lines.
+ Pen MeAde'had noIhi1R To do vim tba
selection of the lne of battle AID trudtsd
JenfiEstyl te,6eHI HAbsock' s cement. S5fi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
I5IIs59 ..8!5lIIIasasEs.s!
PridaY MorninpI .1Tnron. % q .
81, $3.50, 0l,0B, $3.50, Csc,


Will our friends, in sending spbscrfp!
lions to the Intslligeneg. please temsabeF
that the price ofsthe Daily forone month
is eS cents, for two months 81 80, for
three months 81 ,96. for st7 months $3.50.
and for one year sTi That the price Of
the Tri.weekly for one year is 81. for six
months 50, aud Tor three months SI,26.-
That the price OF the Weekly is SEA year,
or 81 for six months. These terms ". do
not depart from, aud request that our pat
rous will make a note of them, and thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
TERRIsLE AcotpESr on TaE. CENrl.A,.Ll
OHIO RAILRoAD-Two5 NEa KILLED Asp
SEyERAI. WouSDRD.-Tbe train7 of cars
coming east yesterday morning net with
apAccidsutabOut four miles east of Barnes
willie, resulting 10 the death Of two men
and the wOuuding of some. half dozen 9th.
ers. The accident was caused by The
breaking Of defective rail. The engine
and baggage car passed over safely but The
next car was prectPttate1 down an embark
ment into LsatherWood creek aud was de
posted il abopt three feet Of mud and wa
ter. The next car Was also thrown of HE
track but as the. coupling did not give way
it waiideposited in an almost perpendicu.
lar position upon The establishment. The
confusion and terror amapg the large mum {
Der of passengers was most intense.
A man by the name Of Henry Miills. a
resident of New York city, was taken GU,
Of The creek dead, having been drowned
by the water as it rushed into the car. A
drummer of an Ohio regiment, who was in
the car before the accident occurred, :couId
not be found, and is supposed to have
been buried beneath the wreck. A sol.
dter by the name of johnson became en-.
tangled in the wreck and could not extri.
cate himself. a negro man, seeing hts
dangerous situation; seized him and held
his head out Of the water until others
ca~s to the rescue. johnson is nevsrthe.
less badly injured, aud it ia said be- can.
not recover. Some halt dozen other Der.
sons. principally soldiers, whose names
ws could not learn, Wets more or less in
jured.
The breakage of the rail was owing to
tue fact that the cross ties at the point in.
dictated were too &ide apart and, the rail
could not stand the weight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

B8e MOyrSe TInE.-Ths great moving
time of the year-the first of Aprtl-is
rapidly approaching aud the rats and
fockroaChes. will aoOn have 40 opportunity
Of making new acquafntaaces. MANY
people have already commenced fitting
and the express wagons may expect to be
pretty busily employed from this time
until after the frat. AS is the case every
year many. people move into worse house.
and pay higher rents merely for the sake of
change.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
AsS Rs.a;, ogA q .E oZgFsE, j

nhSsluest Wa " q . February Is, 1894. n
LLae9Iets IA DEug1i Hardware Iron Steel Lam
q Der Leather Hsrn -, AID sAdIefy al fSSnsSt
week. 9 sealed proposal q lijt, u 81 NJ
stHstea they are 70 furnish 70 this DEPOT
ss5neSt notice, vita tue pTiee9oe each marks IN
PiSln nBuree that IN case the 0xgOneieI on the
service require IL the article or an b 81
famed without delay, and ut the lowest price
,tsS Slshtlg % sell . this Depot viii b IL
morning. J. R.FARNSJFoRTH,r4 = =, -
captain sud Assistant Qhark6 rlInasloft ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
New Iron Clad Launched. 4
40. chs Il anfn,I, = H.set.lt-e s

- e WY . ~ sIl So
VIM YORK, March % --Ajdyicss Ifrom
Hilton Head state that on Thursday. IL
4oih inst. new iron clad war steamer
was lAaaehed successfully sat Charle1ton.
she Is called thesAshlsy. This iuet eases
ting IRON clad fsst.i In ghatle harbor 10
seven vessels. i.Shs ia described: asa for.
mieG6te, vessel, Ytth many improvements
ON the tormef1 Efforts of tie 5C6nfedefa tkS
\ q Ths rebels report The; capture fof. Ron
soEehS neat sst Noble; No dsts' isl given.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
I Commodora Portar,a RlntiLlla.

;AtRo, Aarch'24.-Ths Cairo News pub.
fishes the following list of vessels said 10
compose Admiral, Porter's Red river flseet:
FotI h IIiiEn guns, Cricket 8, Lafay-
ohpctaW 8. osage 3, Ohillieothe 8. bouts!
vile, II, Garondelet IA, Benton 10 pins!
butgh Il, GAzelle 8, Mound CITY Ia. GEN
Price g, Lexington 8, oaaehita :39. BLACK
Hawk 8. i.dl 81 ii-is = ~ ] :
4 fifteen. transports acsOapAGys the feet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

FpRTREss MoaR6tS March. 2sd ;sz,Tbts
seNfreSt storm Of The season eommsbced
mere yesterday morning aud CONTINUING
throughout the day and night, aeconpahs
led by heavy fall OF snow.
81 me s5Pedition recently sent ipJo Mat
s Iss ,lsSRGs qgder Sen eraheP ~ as
having succeeded in capturing n Isrgs s' 10,
OF horsesf cattle and mules topaetb rsF ys,isS
several snginesapd 300 coptrpbands.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
Iyt iaI1ai4 Z !. re RJs,s, .. .

ASHIAaIoAp March PC General Grant
spent she whole of .l4st evening With Nd
Prssids1t and viii tetatn from BradE,s
slaifl9ns IN A.leN days when the contembia ]
teal changes In the organization Of the arhy
eg ne B9tonac|Fi be aao11seiI q y
yen: Bnrnsids leayss Washington 10. day
for Alexandria.
4 a special to the Poat lated Washington
24th says: 49,. 80. - -
b. ts reported the VI ~ and MeanR Com
Iall{ee are now unentrnUa 5ly opp6sstf to any
sa1 On whisky ely other eomodity On
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
TRuSTERa SAT.E

PY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from John R4s,sll
~ 70 Henry Echols, dated April LIST, 1859, and re-
e9toed niDeed Book ~, page 2g0 Of Ohio County
records and Of my appointments By The Circuit CONT
o. said county, - Trustees In place Of said EcholS
Gi SeM ~ the mont door ofthe Court House 81
oStocki A. M at public auction, tor CASH lthaf
part OF Lot No: 20, situated on Bon street IA thSt
part Of the Qtty of Wheeling, laid out by MoSey NJ
Shapne and others the same described ~ follow:
SsIeet 'front.' on Eo1 street and extending back thS
sane breadth l2s feet g 40 alley, being the samO
by desa date ApFiI LIST, 1889 ''si = n - -
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e. 81 - : 81 = Q n -
9g !UlIl..g photographic
!, ftQm WaahinRton..

II -s-s- - - RIs6TS
-siNE s.a . > 41YM - asnlnsGons ~ 8 es';4
r;-nss s ssstts ny q IA speetRlto the
4stIass, y, IE9tn Hashtogton, 28d, sAyA: The
Of the Arwy Of the P6t6s
nay Ol W morrow van not take phase.
e RAM, wno arrived here this morn.
re9F Rsnizatio1 OF the army will Be ouietiS
Il p = -
confSrmsd & "a z wv q9R shs Senate
have -corn. "a ~. to-day, viii
Grk1t sffis .as SA y next 20 Gen.
81 .,bs Wlll 5ealy ne chief
sncle A.. A'e 5eu ana %
he OF whoever
n ~ tleI2leAlylp eeunaahdlo OF the army
4 lis snS6srS,o5a az, = !
Wy iflss Strsqt, after
Fi,s " n's . win give
~ Z 81 iss NY o. Es ting qualities
TN G as.ntn; 10, y. we west -
agsSr NJ ~ ~, s;5ll Sepmittes had
AZ y asfafion to-day the quesl
bsnasS * M. . y dor monies TX
trbav a Il ~ ~. S.Ate mlnnA.-
hs,: 4 fsll % pre-
bointmsnt ne sia e tsllsr ssSssisde ap-
smnoVess1 :. 49, ~ ate - be
he ~ an CLAIMS atistag ia
Ooo Ita,'.s-.-. aPon .u's SUBJECTS -
Sas Llea.e ;5,ll aud four men camesin
IA =, ~ presented that Lee
IN ...L . 20 9e 10 readiness
issrb On 5ss,tas Is
so1lmeadsaS az Ss6n nj iaSsSs 1Ss.Es Es-
dollars To linden, fIffV the T,anHia ,,F 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
10-Nor TauE.-Ws have reoeivsd n.

G9-NoF TRuE-Ws have received the
following note from 3 gentleman residing
In West Union:
#Ksr Ustos, ", ". March 81, 1854.
!: The Sheriff of Doddridge couIty.wss ar.
rested and confined Ia jail, last week. for
6ealing his coIored servsut- Rheelino
lHteLtigeHeer.
The above is not true. The Sheriff of
lsddridge county is gentleman, and will
De protected BY his friends. L.
+ The statement published by US was
made apOn the authority of the Ritohie
4 Psess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

A4UoH CHusK, Pa,r4arch 24th.-The
Large shot and shell teuhdEy AID pattern
enoP OF Albright q sttopp YVES destroyed
o9yysi nEEs this morning. Loss $50, 600. la.
suseq ,for 1000 THE large Watpt v heel.
The esWes HE osk Of 40 ineendiary:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

HBHE have heard some complaints on
the part of citizens and also on the mar, Of
recruiting officers for other regiments in
regard to the arrangements msde bv
Tue officers Of The lat, Infantry, by.
which reeraits edlisllng in that rsgi.
ment are enabled to credit themselves to
Baltimoreicity' tud receive large bountieg.
Although the arrangement, has doubtless
hiadered and delayed, to considerable CT
TENT the filing up OF fhs quota Of our own
ana other counties 10 this State, there does
not seem to. be Anything unfair about ii
me .s onosEs OF The Ley Infantry simply s4y
to recruits that iftLey will enliS, in that
regiment they shalt be paid SO much bonn:
~. The recruit is the person most direct.
~ Interested ia the matter ana eer,ayb,v M
one will deny that he has right 10 have
himself credited where he can get the. hes,
bounty. Thatis all 1t amoaots to- The
officers of any regiment have. a clear right
to make exactly the same. arrangements
thatzthes first has made. II u said that il
is not fair that our fighting material should
be taken away from us 6y large .bounties
offered BY rich cities or States and that
We should be compelled to stand a zdraf,
because we are DOT able 10 otter similsrlJ
favorable isdaeemeuts, That may be true
enough but it is no affair of the recruit or
the recruiting officer. !. E-a36
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New Y6rIs lfarEet.

s.as sHg YoREi NaEeh24,
Fleaf-soe better and IN III demand AZ
80 9qC9I for extEG State 25ISs Al
Tor Extra 3. "a % 81 40ass25 for ~ !,
brands. The Ut NJ I'm, Sitb h,
sell inside 80 -
bis 81 Actite and Timer; 9sc6SI
stes siaiea AUD H-stern, iiIitfy theslaEteF.
n neAt-7le better sud m6fe active: 81
o+I4' b5tcr llIcoro 1ptlaa. 81 "a for old
aei - e2al 60 ioE AilRfaEee stub; 81
1ld t0f nter ia 7e5tsrn.
Sos1--N omth llS iirtner N ST 95EAl 90,
for niksd fWesteFh.s cl6siho III. - -
1 sllst oeiSE Ss1fssQ;; epd 81 2A9I,25 for
toats-F Primer; s6IS96e - y - "a
Riee-Fefy dull
7geHee-In good request.
aEetfdl epm+%E i'm. l;fyt1t4ia ~
PoEkr1tbts tAetive asa Hi j bisbssl
SS5SfS.zz 70 Tor mess, closed At latter price:
Szl4AI3 tofi ibtd do; $23 kb6 fot' htetkk
PRIME SIS 1000 % for old aud prime;
~ " S9923 for western prime meas. S24,
l24(924 50fof eily go 9 = S3354 70 I
Bset-Quiet.b bat firm. &. ; ~. t!sd y ~
Baebn-Sides active and in fait:reaIest
and htmet; III fur Westefn OnmbefISn6
emit ~ for do long ribbed; Il{fa IL foFsSb
short dbbed; l23 for do Tong; sieat: =.
lsa fer short clear &c ~ ioirsdoS on,
cut hama s..5s ~ $3.50 esisl 8 Il y
Lard-Yery firm; l3@IaR. sssi =
Buttsr-FiFmsFi 5000 Ifof Ohio; ga
% Tor ESt4ta!itsE Is 5sli5ei7f $50 ils.!... - y
/ Il GhPess-P itmj t59ls 81 eorEEs1,asao55 =
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9aananlII1se 9lsa
Wisnrnn.o,. nIA.l,. -. J,

WAsHINoFon, .lIATCA 81 :lgAn order will
sDoa &c '1 tsEped 4 S99soIfd9 5ing tie lst AMI
% Z. ooFPs.t 70 be Attached to the 6.h, pnder,
Lieut.. Gen. Grant abda staff arrived at
headquarters to day. He has ordered the
army q to be at Sncaiteadyt for1ihspectton.-
He \ Has 81 received Wit mach enthusiasm u
>S.l5b . II1FiI s=7 6t4s 5tBlh
PHlLADELPHIi, March PA despatch
iESn l1 An3SPolis says, 800 prisoners have
~ s ~ shIeEs ts9n Fortress Aoprae.
IN are ssiek; died on Wn5.
tloa!s Though tbs funds 81 i6e Cbris,i.t,,
S9mmisstone are low, a large shipment Of .
nsot ssafies was se6tfrS,a here 70 .dty.l1 : :.
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Desirable Flourine Mini IA. so1e,

Desirable FIGURING Mini For saIe-
IA lMlNG to other business matters ctaiminS nv
" undivided attention, f'd6sifotto Soli ny new
i s Figuring MIL Property, situGtSd ct
ne b1ilding is built substantially Of brick siza
Aesy az feet, ContainS two sets OF B1rs and Al Ihe
modern improvements aud appliances. -
siEs Of Engine, IL inch eyiinder ~ inch stroke
double hGed boilers, 90 feet long, Sc inches d..
ametSF. The building Rnc "a sSasS;S rSi
lively new. The mill enjoys q Eood SenutSt ~ ~;
steady and profitable patronage Il lecured.
toF terms aud ethar particulars. apply 81 Sarjia
Ol mss 'I I'm. = H0kNBR0QK.
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1W~A CoMMUNIcArToa addressed tonic
Christian public appesrsin to days paper.
The object sought to be accomplished il a
prafseworthy one and We hope the Young
Mems Christian Association will receive
the generous assistance of the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

@rA FleaF took place y q, s,,,t yo.,
Water street bsEssen soldier aud 10 4 citi.
zen, 10 which dead cat was aiads "a : b pla y
q prominent part Tue citizen; who il
fond Of practical: joke, induced the sol.
disF to believe that he desired 4, ssaalist,
and the soldier, actuated by desire 10
NIL mp bis regiment aud get the pre-
mum offered for the PtessatAtIoh! Of new ";
recruits, occupied some considerable time
In talking to the citizen and spebt som some
little money IN The way sof baying drinks.
&c. The citizen, wien he thought he had
carried the joke f6r. enough, admittSd that
ne had no idea Whatever OF joining the
army. The soldier co1ldd't see The Joke ;,.l
and seeing 2 dead Thomas cat lying 10. the
vicinity picked up the defnuct carcass and
beat the fellow over the head. forcing bin
TO retreat into then6arsst house. .tt.t}t
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Nav YoRK, March 24h.-The Worlds
tHptpnsHe letter reEa,esa bad ID l5hdeF5s
late msde, upon the ckaracters of tbs
y tS9 ly .sssheFs as is chat Rss
Ess following II aas, private 3 ais-
20 AtINAUERI5 Mafea 0oalt f6S IA No,
leave Ea CROSS Oh fbt . b.. f5rii. y. 4
81. Joseph on the 24.h 81 me re he
eriei clos Z sgains 4 q e. s. 5yfits no
init oi ihstr.lsR5in Ssnsr.
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lew YorkMoHsy Ifatket.

#;s 4GatyAA Active Il 9 per edit. ilsziS 81
1891 - BTsaa HID
5eld-Unsettled aud 6Fmer; opening At
ssaf declining 70 652; advancing 10 eT4:
closing quiet ct sT296Ts:
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D0-THR thieves who robbed the store
of George K. MOMechen on Tuesday night
Of some six hundred dollars in groceries.
were seen in different parts Of the city
With the stolen goods upon their shout
aers. y was bright moonlight night,
aud they seemed TO walk along without
caring TO avoid observation. They were
not suspected, aad therefore not watched
oFfollOwed By those whose saw thsm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

Our forces atsColumbus had gone N
meet them, and firing u the direction of
onion City was heard ID Columbus this
morning. An adequate force under Gen.
bsraymen left here this moruiug tor Co.
lumbus, thence 70 meet the enemy.
Advices from ooIumbus up 70 o'clock
this afternoon taraish: nothing later.