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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14
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ONE Hundred Dollars ReBSd.--I wli i've ~
" above reward for the tagbg up sed sseaIN
30 that may get him again, 4 dsfk, mahcEaay aE
stud Colt, 9 y years years old Rc WAS s1ieu iHa
the farm Ct Ii 81 Fowikes. OF Chesterfield county GO
the night of the Tth Of July lie II woi pots
With black name and legs Supposed 20 be iaaia
bya soldier fer eayslry scrvics
NO5E3 FRRGl SON,
u l3--att For j va teS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

FfNWO desirable Hecms will be f.. REM vu tac lst
OF august AT the residence OF Miss POR.
TiAUX, OIL L,ish street, between 6ih and 9th.
l. iS-S.f
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40 ms To Ksnt.-rwo fua nisned toums sui abs
Ii for gentlemen, en- 81 rt, bs;ween Clsy snd
"..shall apply On the premises 10
jy 1885, Mrs WRIGHT
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I oshU . FhnhINS, OF Fiuvauna, may hear of
Il important papers by calling 1t the f'ispstca OF
ne. j. IL II,
'HEoDSaE LHUli.IER, frcm Geneva Switser.
land, If requested 70 make his address, .ul
wi,ore sbouts known 10 IsaAC SCOTT
)eI-im Macon, Ga.
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T. OK hent--A hanrsone ies,Gence, deilgblfliiy
e situated, with warm ard cold water in the
honsc, and gas in every room. TO 6 desirable ten
ant the reGt will be )derate Possession given st
oneo The house contains ten rooms. The present
occupant desires to reteiu one, and will, sgrcea-
"EnX 1867 tv ls-2is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

VALUAB:E 4-st0ry Brick Tenement on the
north side of RToad street, for safe at Auction.
win be sold on Monday, the 18th day of JAY, on
the PREMISES, At O'Clock N, that valuable
private residence on the north side Of Broad, be-
tween 18th and litli streets, and al present occu
pied by Mr. Macon. The house has II rooms,
large brick kitchen, coal and wood III use, all in
good order. The lot fronts on Broad street about
~ feet, nuns back abou, 10 feet. The location of
this property readers il very valuable, IL being In
the very heart of the city.
TERMS of sale Z cash, the balance al and u
moths, with interest satisfactorily secured; or
the whole in cash il desired, the taxes for 1861 to
be paid by the purchaser.
iy t2 JAS TAYLOR, Auctiouer.
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nj LYLE CO q, '3obb's Legion, YOung's B.i
1 1 eade, Hamp'on's Division, win pieaso call
aud tn Ike away the horse, Jeff several weeks since
at my house, on The Grove Road, two miles west
VI Richmond, or the horse will be sold to pay
charges. tiy i4-3.I Is SotjIgE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
And Clothing
lam now Offering for gale, at retail, In the houss
Broad ct, two hundred ana hfty thousand dollars
worth OF
Dry Goods and
Ready sade Clothing,
which will be cold at very low prices.
This stock is large and varied, comprising
Fine black Yves. of England broad cloths
Fine fancy and plain cSssimeres
Fine Irish sni brown linens
Fine skpacas and caahmeres
Black stis paraso's, and great variety or
goods for the ladies'
> Military coats, psu.s and vests
o,tIzsns' clothing of all kinds, manufactured
by myself
A large stock OF summer clothing. consist ing Of
Fancy cashmere coats, vests, and pants
Pain do DO do do
White linen frocks and sacks
Brown linen frocks aud sacks
Whitc and isncy Marseilies vests
White linen pants
Best Engiish half hose
White, colored, ana mixed merino under
shirts, for GUNNER and winter
Paper collars, fancy and white
Best English calicces
Cravats
Neck ties
stocks,
And q fius assortment OF
aentiamen's fafnishipg goods
Generally.
invite all who are in need of any Of the above
mentioned articles to call and examlpe my stock !,
feeling assured that can pease Them In quality,
style, and price. 7 w R0Ysr0N,
A. T d Qisries h ms,
jy lat No 23e Broad st.
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!. Ok SALE Privately. my residence on 2Sih
e and Broad streets, Church Hill. If not sold
within ten days, will be rented out by the month.
Terms of sale cash. Apply the pre- misses from
to 8, A NJ, or TO 7, Pm.
ALSO, wish To buy or exchange my house for
small house, neatly set with shade trees one with
three rooms would suit. HUDSON.
liz I3-3f
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Il 'fAMED Tenement the esst size of 10Th, be-
e tween and st., for sale.-Ve are authorized
10 sell framed Tenem ut located ss above c n
tsinng i've rooms The lot has front oi 80 feet
and a depth CT I32 feet 10 an alley Possession
gwen at once. Price 1900. Apply 10
jy l3-3t GoDDIN II APPERSON.
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&. Oit ReE.-An X;ciient rom itio IRIS. II nor ,
4, with gas, Suitable fer eli e or lodging a, the
corner tG 5.h and Broad ste. Apply On / ne pre-
mses to iiy L. 3t.I HENRY 9GuUrrE.
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srarIxT Nl1rJ0xa.

a.. SPECIAL Ns,iss I've w,a3 esyI vsrt,e.isr
aasea don . ous oeie Of superior rosewood piano
snd nne hcusahaid fufnitufs, eommsrcipg 81 10
o'clcok this Ct hureday1 morning 81 the reaidencs
Of Mrs 2 Rses, No 900 Main 81 between 9th and
10th SITS. WILLIAMSON 4 co,
yA-lt Auctioneers.
a, ICE Tor sale-Ia any quantity and at ell
houis, on Sta st. near Spotsw0od Hotel, 1t 10eents
per pound. liz 6-15r] WIN COCK.
s---------------
IL ICH, Ice, for saic.-Can be had In any guam.
tity 81 AIi hours Of the day. NJ ths American sta.
bios, corne: Of 10Th ard Cary streets.
te1I-ts " GREEN.
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By Janles ~. Rry,or, Anet'r.

TNaRES Houses and Lots for sale at auction
i viii be sold on Monday ho 18Th day &c Jusy
Oh the premises, al 81 O'Clock s. .hSee bY ck i,ns
N at one on jail aiiey. with rooms, with va
Cat lot adjoining, renting tor s. 900 per sbnum ,
two on MARSHALL greet NEAR tise Central Railroad
workshop, commanding good rents. Persons
wishing 10 pcrcease real estate tbht Will pay gsod
rents wall Id 1t To tbei i1tcresS to attend the ssie
Terms made 10 suit purchasers.
jy IA jas N TAYLOR, Aact.
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tHOk Reni-1.o .ur. issed Rooms Gail ~ I'd uoor
e from II street, rorlu ii 10 OF Main street.
IL f2-4L"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

boOSS for Rcnt.-P ,ea8ant furnished Rocrn.
"a; with board, can be obtained on TIN street
Brst door beyord Leigh, east Side Price $40 q
we Il. iy l5-lt*
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FE<AkES UP--in a pubic street of this city
on The night of the 9Th, horse and buggy
'fne owner will Please come forward at once,
prove property, pay charges and take them away,
cr they wall be d~.I;t VITA according 10 law.
no. " OLIVER,
~ l2-3j Coz Uayst and B.ouk Avenue.
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a OK hent-Ih ro- K'pu-, oressing RON al q
r two closets. on fret Hoor, with uss Of kitchen:
as', enc iufnh hed room, on fee'nt 20 gss in ali
the rooms Apply on Main, bet 9th aud tn s;s 81
doer from 9th. A-A*
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4. FOR SALE-Two large siuies and three fiRe
Fs cavalry Horses at my place, "a mites 90 the
Meadow Bridge road. II p TAYLOR.
jy IL EFT
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kSTRAYED-From nv hoy, on the I2th in.f,
while g-pziag ussr u -sgs's Min On Stoay Rum,
a large dark red Cnw horns verv broad. she may
bavo gotten into some ones ost field. liberal re-
ward wiii be paid II any affirmation viii b. given
of hsr whereabouts. WIN GE~TRY.
~ i4-Jt On 9th st, between l. and NJ
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: Oh Reat--A heat furnished room. Inquire
y corner OF Broad aud 9th SITS. jy li.-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

HSOK SaLE.-One pair of fine work horses,
e wagon and harness; also, one pair of mules.
Apply to L COLBY q co,
jy 2-itt lf6 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

IN DOLLARS Reward Stolen from the GDard
w House, at Camp Jackson, on Sunday nipht
last an old ''buIl eyer silver watch, with double
link slee' chain and key attached. will give
reward Of $50 for the recovery of tue Watch if re-.
turned TO The guard room at Camn Jackson.
iy IL -It@ SIJFHERIlNn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

usO me .rashiohsbia. 4 ladv just arrived iIoas
PArM fFs for sale two summer Dsnuets, 81
The tatast slyIe snd nnest qnAltlf9 They esn DO
aeon oe % street. one door from iAlgh, north tsds
III list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-14

A RARE CHANCE AT private sale y complete
"A get OF Ded room Furniture, With room 70 rent
Pcs.essi,n gwen immediately App,y corner IF
BrnEd and 9th stree:s The BARRIERS shop from
9 to 10 NJ and from 3 to 5PN
yl4-2if
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By 4. d. r. iiiams, duct.

end other styia5
handsome mahogany t.te 9 tete sofas
Safes, tab eI, excellent cane seat chairs
Mattresses and bedding.
ALSO,
/. 10000 p,im. Florida aad Virginia cigars
20 gross superior matches
dtz cupboard Locks
Saddles, clothing
An sssortmsnt Of crockery aud glassware.
jy1S s PLEhsANTs, Auct'f
BY q. u. Hi!lss, Aa.ct.,
no CO Main street,
IEouSsHOLD and Kitchen Furniture st suc
4 tian.--WiH be sold at suction, on Thursd4y,
J,y IA commanding at 10 O'Clock, at The resideECe
On i,th street, near Crews Sosp Factory, desiIs
bio lot Of
Household and kitchen FURNITURE
crockery and glassware, stoves. Sr.
iy l3 w WILLIS, AGct.
b. Ho5i1so1s, Aeilsns & Co., A1scts.
Corner 9Th and Main ats.
nUarcgular sale of groceries. dry goods, boots,
J shoss and sundries will take place on Friday
neat, the 18th inst, at III O'Clock, when We VIII
cffci-
is bills choice N sugars
bags white clarified .ugaz
bbis crushed DO
IL bbls q psss
IS kegs Sfoithfeld lard
Is kexs. hi carb soda,
With gepcuai assortment OF
Groc.ries, liquors, cigars, &C
ALSO,
500 horse brushes. On account of whom il
may concern
bales IA Georgia sh--ting
400 pairs boots and shoes
IL pieces heregs
Letter and note paper, playing cards,
With varsity Of Eaisc.lIsnsocs goods
Part ulsrs in special notice on morning Of sale
Parties desiring to consisn u; goods for the
above sale will please deliver same with invoices
Early as convenient on Thursday.
iyI3 ROBINSON, ADAMS co, Aucts.
BIZ Redwood, Phillips s. Co., Aisctiosseers,
[6a Main street.
WE viii sell at store. ss auction, on Friday
w morning, at 10 o'cock-
A general assortment of furai.ure
Clothing. shoes, dry goods
Gold and silver watchers
Consisp rents solicited ill day Of ra,e.
Special attention is asked TO ea'e CT sc vsral Sew
Redwood, PHILLIPS 90,
jy ID Auetionsers
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VIS0R aAie--Privassiy, half dcxen hsntsome
E parlor chairs, . beautiful Kreuch plata mirror,
two BY fur feet, and marble top vashssasd.
jy Ia-Sti
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On DOLLARS KeWasd.--Strayed IRON my house,
~ on 81 at, on the Ga inst, a small red Cow,
With mark in her left esr; she was giving milk al
The tine she strsycd awsy. Any Information con-
corning her will be thankfully received and tho
above reward rad. sEB HINTgR
jy 14-2tt 3 81, bet Clay and Leigh
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IGOR Sale "A beautiful 10 acre Lot In sidney,
on the north side Of Crows street We are
author ed to II that beau.ifui lot, of ten acres
located rs above. afjrioing the former reeidence
Of Gel John K Jthnsoa, ard now occup,sd by Mr.
Needs. Apply 70 G0DDlN APPERSON
jy i2-at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29
Valuable PROPERTY. for Sale.

HE subscriber offers TO sla orient his, WOODEN
] Factory, with one acre OF Ihdd upon which nc
stauds, stuated In the. town of AIafttnsVille Bel
mont county, Ohio. one mile from the city ofWhsel!
ing, w. Va. Tho building e brick, three stories
high, SSxb0 feet, OF substantial quality, containing
drawers aud condenser, one jack of one hundred
aud hty spindles, hye power looms, with such other
good steam engine aOt sufficient power forsFunhipP
the above named maehin cry, with aS much mora Il
desired. e sssr}iista.a ll,alis1 fl.s7 n, =
teFns. Possession given on the hfSt dRy or April
n1'Nt' - 49, .t- g X ti'Iift3s AL Z /
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises ,'iTl ~ as. sil7Iffi; slfi
febz2Im '5s-a; JAMES TURNER
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TothsRs5l!ggfN West YiIgin!Ii!al
HE PRESIDENT OF THR UNITED SLATER
la, iAsnfh fh.s NIL Jim. $3.50. -
EXECUTIVE MANSION,


H'0rdered that adraft loF avO Kindred lIhoOsand
men toserye Tor three years or during the war be
made on the 10th day bf March next for the military
service OF the United states, creditlng and euni-
into tho ssftict prior % tie &c fsrok sSt
aud not heretofore credited.
O.. Lslgnedf ~. SABRAHAM LINCOLN5'
Toe number mentioned In the above order fncludea
the 100000 called for In October last, q :
Men enlisting before the LIST Of March win be en-
titled to bountes from the Government as hereto.
fore viz: 500 for veterans, aud 500 for new 70.
cruitA. After that time no bountieS viii be pad.
And Irecommend TO the Supervisors Of the several
counties TO meet and Ofer county bounty or from
500 to 500 in addition TO that paid by the Govern.
ment: Under 9 late act Of the Leslslature this
bounty may not only be levied for, but the Super
ytsors may borrow the money topGy the same. All
the other states oderIng Inducements to volun.
teers, and ttseems to mo tht Il should be d6ns'ln
many Of the eounties In this State IL Is true that
West Virginia, oVer.Fun aud laid waite ia many
parts as she has been, has shown devotion to the
cause In which We are engaged that Is unsurpassed
u equaued, by any portion Of the country. Yet
morn troBps are needed. They are called mr. aud
must DO furuIahOd. The number wlIO have Volnn-
teered under the last call has tall0n much short OF
her pl OnoEtiOn-iI not by VOluHteering-it must be
done by cram. And while shall regret the nseea.
htty for the draft 4 yOu fit becomes usS5-
aarJ, shall AN theLlnyernmentnI ITS execution by
The 3D. ID and 9Th Regiments Of MSnntsd In
tAntry have been changed TO cavalry by lRls order
Of the War Department. aud am authorized to
raise two new cOmpanit sfOr each regiment and To
appoint full complement ot0Ilicers for each COM
paly. Those who prefer new oFgAnlE atoug may re-
Grnit for these com auies. ssN97fF45
rsInest that the people take action on this sub-
Jeet That you hold meetings and encourage enlist
mehtat and let uSnot permit It - b0 BAd after tho
var 10 over, that It was necessary to draft in West
Virginia to supply her quota Of troops.
E'-tI- Al. FOREMAN, Governor:
E1LCVTfvE oHAMsER, Wheeling February /, 1854
AouS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

!. Nay Sss.s. =. posFs. = gt.rs.' !
ID Court Of Ohio county, IN the above entitled
cause, on the the RSth day Of October, $685. shall
proceed to soil Al public sale at the front door Of
the Court House OF Ohio county, on the 18th day OF
March 1854, the part of Lot No. IS, In J. Zane's
addition to the city Of Wheeling, fronting on Main
street, iorty-stx Test more or less Of which Joseph
mentioned. = ~ - : = -
Terms Of sale-On a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, In equal fnStalments beRring in
terest until paidi the purchaser giving bond with
good security and the title tobe retained until the
whole purchase money 10 pGid::- p - - =
p s.. u..a 49, JOSEPH sBYBOLD,
teos I'd 90 Sherih Of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

B@THE ice is still running in the
river, but tits not strong enough to inter-
rupt navigation. The weather on satur
day was cloudy and bright at intervals,
and falling weather was plainly indicated,
The Cricket arrived from Pittsburgh, and
passed down for Cincinnati.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

NV YoRE, Feb. 27.Arhe Times, Paris
letter ssas ..siace AIercieE's sFriiyal from
AmeFiea he has Joined his sffuFts with, Day ]
TOO ssin.settiug the Government right on
the state Of the American war aud nsfnO,
his influence % prevent d breach Of inter-
.nationSt law 10 Conheelio6 with tte con
fsdslaLe shiPs iP, French porte The, de-
etsiOn of the government In the case Of
The Rappab6ahn6kl had . besuic6apged and
she will be Detained, .fstas1 4uI4sy1
E'A1Iits ~ rzf
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,aSf'rud1
HAGAiViSs MAGNOLIA BALM.

FhiSis thSIniost delightful aud extraordinary ar.
ttole ever discovered! Il changes the sun burnt
fseAtd hEndS to psarly aatin textureOE raytshihs
tmPartihg the marble purity OF youth, and
ths .Rppe4rapeeF 80 Inviting in he city
belle Of fashion. 1t removes tan, 6eollos, pin Plies
a9e Epqshness tgGq the leaving tllseOmplexion
fre4t, transparent and smooth. Iteontainsn no ma
teral injurious to the skin PatEoniasd BY otrotses
spa soRSR st9gsrS; Itjis;FAat every laas should
,PGEIelMA As4sslHE.tA ARR g Co;}
General Agents,
sspl sn' ~ 20 so2;,tsK g A1E N. Y
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[ p0-A SPEoMEN OF RRBEL DEsERrER.
"A few days ago big, overgrown rebel
who claimed to be, aud doubtless was, a
dsserter from the rebel army, was brought
to this city, and upon taking the oath was
turned loose.
Shortly after the fight at DrOOp Noun
tain, a Federal Lieutenant, who is now 10
this city, but who was engaged ia that fight,
was sent within the rebel lines with Gag
oftruce. The Lieutenant observed great
staggering fellow among the rebel crew
who extensively boosted of how many Yam.
KEGS he had killed and how he intended to
give no quarter to the enemy. The Lieut..
wished in his heart that he could strike
the blood thirsty traitor dead for his brutal
and inhuman confessions. but as. he was
not in position to do SO he came away
aud left him. What, therefore, was the
officers surprise, upon meeting the other
day in the streets of Wheeling, the same
Boosting rascal whom he had met at
Droop Mountain, and who had just been
released from the Athaueum as stated in
the beginning of this paragraph.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

B0-Tnr supper this evening to the 4th
West Virginia Cavalry will come of at six
O'Clock. Alter the supper, the tables will
beremoved, aud at eight O'Clock the doors
will be thrown open, aud all friends of the
soldiers are invited to attend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

Joseph Stevens. Henry In Chnneefy-1nltha Coun-
?. Kirk = John Plsher, " Court d Ohio County.
late partners In bust Saturday the 12th day Of
ness, using the dEln July, 1862.
name q Stevens Kirk ~
Coz ..esG-< "a SSa-ls LatEA4s
Pursuantto decree rendered In said County Court
sell at the frOut door Of the CONT House. Of said
County, on Tuesday, the Goth day OF March, 1854 at
public tale, to the highest and best bidder the LOT
(No. 9lO numbered NINETY .one, in the bill and pro
eeedtpgS mentioned the addition 70 tie eityot
RhEelIug, laid out By Henry Moore, Trustee II
Ebenezer Zane, ZAne's Island: upon the fol-
lowing terms and conditions Of sAt via: Ten per cent
OF the amount Of tho purchRse money in cash, aud
siE, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
SALE with interest from said day, the purchaser 10
give bond with approved security for such deferred
JOSEPH SBYBOLD. iii'',
fsb2T Is is,f = - SherlR b. o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

Ar meeting of Soldiers Supper Com
mittee, on motion it was unanimously re!
solved:
That The thanks of the Committee be
rendered to Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Christie, aud
TO the young ladies Of the Wheeling Female
Seminary, who by their pleasing and ele1
giant singing, aud patriotic songs, produced
on the occasion of the late entertainments
at Washington Hall, given TO our returned
We sran soldiers, added so greatly to the
general enjoyment.
On motion the Secretary was instructed
TO communicate the resolution 70 the
above named ladies aud cause its pubiica-
ton in the Wheeling Daily Inteltigeaesr
JOHN BtsHoP, President.
JOHN 3. WILSON, Secretary. l5s
WHEELiss February 20, 1854 ssls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

H8-A ROMANTIC AARRIAGR.-On Satur-
day evening our young friend &c orge Ross,
of the Mcclure House, was united in mar
riags 10 Miss Lizzie Hickman, under very
romantic circumstances. The pair belong
ed to the same household-phe McLure)
and there being some objections to the
match, George procured vehicle and went
out to West Alexander where things in the
matrimonial line are done up without any
red tape delays. A parent of the intended
bride started 10 pursuit. but George being
something of military man, having serv.
ed in several militia expeditions, executed
"a brilliant piece OF strategy and succeeded
in his purpose without interruption. In
fact there was great deal more fuss about
the affair than appeared to be necessary
aud we are glad to know that George came
out FIRST best for he is a clever fellow and
worthy of all the happiness which he will
doubtless enjoy in his new relation of
lie.
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NEEa EURK, Feb. 27,SIp, the correspou.
denee passed between Generals Peck aud
Piskstt inirelatiop 20 the death of rebel Dol.
Shaw aPdisn5se9uent. execution by rebels
0fmegro soldiers for his alleged murder,
Genetgl Peck encl osss the Presidents order
'f0f Fetslfa tioti in Gag Of soldiers. of N! q
citation soEilaws OF war; and
says he shaltsfefrAfni from executing rebel
-saldieEs Till he learns Pickett's action in the
peemises. SPiekettisreplies that had he
caught any negro who. had killed either
confederate softicet, soldier or citizen, he
would haveimmediately executed him
enas four hnndredsand fifty United States
officers and men ia hisp 0ssession, aud for
every, man Peek executes DE will hang Ten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

peA- THE GLASS BLOWERS have again
given up Washington Hall for the Soldiers
supper, and viii therefore not perform
this evening. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

: CAIRO, Feb. 27.-Anolber. raid Wal. pades
upon Mayfeld, Kentucky, by gberlilIdb,
on the 25th. Considerable property was
destroyed sfcarEied of end damaged. Mr..
Happy a prominent citizen, was killed.
Over 200 new recraits from Iowa arrived
this morhing, and about the same number
yesterday from Indiana, Gu route south,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

% w1sH1SGT6S, Feb. 37sRobla Gen
Sherman accomplish the obiectsof his -. !
Peditionf aud secure possession Of fbel
country between the Mississippi river nd
The Memphis and New Orleans railroad he
will obtain large qGaatitieb OF cotton Jno =
stored 10 that region.
1t igi gndsrstood. shat III President ii
PREPARING new proclamation revising his
faEfalsf ri ~ 'Rasaty. HIIlg.