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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
Arrival Of Cotton-Fraudulent Per
nita.

CA,Ro, March, 2o.-The steamer Belle of
st, Louis. from Memphis, hasarrived, with
800 bales of cotton for St. Louis.
' To prevent goods from being sent into
the eneny's lines by land or water, by
means of fraudulent permits, Gen. Wash
burn has issued orders which prohibit the
permitting of goods to go beyond the lines
Of occupation, except to persons who actu-
ally come from beyond such lines, and
bring in cotton and other products, and
dispose of the same to government .pur-
chasing agents. The order abolishss the
system by which, steamboat loads of goods
have been allowed to leave Memphis to be
traded with the enemy. @
CAIRO, March 20-The steamer Stick
ney, with New, Orleans dates of the "a b,
has arrived. She brings $50 hogsheads of
sugar for ST. Louis. The boat had just
landed when she was discovered to be on
Ere, but it was promptly extinguisbed
without much injury. to the boat.
I There was someNenquiry for cotton in
New Orleans, but no sales. Small sales OF
sugar at SOC for prime. and % and 244 for
yellow, Clarified moIasses- So cents for old
crop and 81 90 for new.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22

Petty, ". Allen; senesayille-J q. Moore;
'NOtwich-N. G. fWotthinstou, H. B. ed |.
wards, SummeFfeld-J. q. a. Miller, D,
4OrosEf Smit6pott-Is m MeAbee, J. HI
White; aBroWnsyille-W. q. P. Hamilton.
OANRRtDeE DIsTRcr-J. Henderson,
Presiding Elder; Oambridge-E. Ellison;
Washiugton- G q. Watters-H.. s. White;
'Oadiz-J. Carr; Bethel-J. H0llinesl
head; Adamsyil lle--J. B. Rogers; Coshoo,
1ton=-E. We BTady; East Plaiufeld--J.
,SFtssmapi esiehester=asJ.s Shaw, j. II.
Ekey; Urichsyille-I P. gSaddler, ". b..
Morton; New Philadelphia-S. M Rlck-
man; Dtets Geld "a, N. Dehuia; J, GIed-
hill New. Athens-ssA! w Bnt.s; Martins.
8ille-yJ BtUberi WsrrentOu-Rl s. Pogue.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
Important Order from Gen pOpe.

ST. LOUIS, March 20 The important
general order from Gen. Pope published
10 day, which is the first step towards Civ
ing practical effect to the views of his re
cent letter to the Governor, directs that
as soon as information shall be received
from Governor Fletcher of the re-establish.
ment of courts aud civil authority ia any
county or district or premises the exercise
of martial law then shall cease Provost
Marshals will be Immediately relieved from
all duties, except those strictly military,
All prisoners in their custody charged with
offsnses amenable by civil tribunals will
be surrendered to those tribunals for trial,
the military authorities reserViug, how
ever, the right to try by military commis-
sion such otfenses as bush whackers, gQer-
rilIas and other armed outlaws. when they
deem it advisable. Military oSicers are TO
furuish assistance to the civil authority in
the execution of processes whenever called
upon, being careful in doing so not to eu
percede civil by military authority. All
officers and soldiers are enjoined TO do
everything in their power to promote the
establishment of civil Law in the State, but
without relaxing their eff Jrts to hunt down
and destroy guerrillas, bush whackers and
other outlaws. The Commanding General
admits that attempts to restore civil ad
ministratiou, af'er four years. reign Of
martial law, will be attended with Difficult
tics. .!bnt be appealstfo= the candor and for
bearauoel of the people aud soldiers to
make those difficulties as light as possible.
It. regards guerrillas, ,bushwaackers, armed
rebels and outlaws, as enemi, entitled to
no mercy, and requires them TO be treated
without mercy, but it sterDly prohibits
military officers and soldiera, to become
IIswlesss and tyrannicAl under pretence ot
npholdiDg the law aud enforcing justice
and enjoius upon them respectful deterence
to the civil authority. rgE4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
BY IeIe.g.paphs
II.ss5E 80 5D!L.p....eIA.... 8. 81 eas..

$500
and Int sting Despatchsss.
z ~ 5e HsEafi
special says that It " ae K porte III u 50,
ington yesterday, that If Davis had abdi
Gated the position of President of the rebel
oontederacy and handed over the reins. of
his sinking government to General Lee,
with the understanding that the latter, as
supreme dictator, would make one last,
desperate effort, with such resources as
are left within his control. taf--sf
All kinds of provisions are now bringing
fabulous prices in Richmond, and every
male int the city, capable of bealipg mus
ket, has been pressed into the srmy
A cabinet meeting was he'd at Washing
ton yesterday, at which it Was understood
that the. present condition of affairs at
Richmond formed the subject of considera-
Iion. ..a.sf... -
The Herald's Wilmington correspondent
OF the 18th, says all refugees, deserLers and
prisoners, brought in by Sherman, are be-
ing brought to that place.. Two steam
boat loads arriving that day. On the l4th
Sherman left Fayetteville, marching toward
Goldsboro. Berore leaving, the extensive
arsenal was completely destroyed. 1t was
the largest in the South. Every cotton
slroyed; six small steamers were also burn.
ed. Negroes who have followed Sherman
Will be sent to South Carolina, consigned
to the care of General Saxtou.
The rebels will make stand, if at all
near Goldsboro. Johnston having united
with Bragg aud large reintorcements hav.
ing come from Richmond. give combina.
.tiou with which they hope to defeat SHer.
mand and Schofeld combined. If success
ffulthey calculate to return and crush Grant
Our released prisoners are sent North as
fast as possible. Their condition is horri
BILE; 80 or 40 die daily.
General Terry is to take the field imme-
dietely. "a
The Herald's City Point correspondent o
the Goth, says Sheridan reached Whit,
House on the l9'n. he lost only so mer
and 2 officers. Nearly 200 negroes came
in with him. he had to turo back larg'
number as he was wholly unable to feec
or protect them. Latterly, however, b,
could do better, and the negroes managed
to procure their own subsistence on lh'
march. 10 ia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
Farm for Sale.

TIE s?bSeriber offers at private sale tract Of
land In Rtt hte Township, Ohio County West
and hTe u IL from Wheeling BY this road, and
three BY the Seminary Hill road. aud Joining iaud
Win Lunsord aud @ ". Thompson. containiRg z
cultivation is OF rich i'll is we'll watered and EelI
set In gra and is therefore anitAbIs for
or RTaElng. part Of the far n (, Veil Snitad IA
Gro sing grapes. There moderate buiidines on
tue premises young apple orchRTd OF one d n
9ie1 Hpd seventy trees halt of which are bearing.
Churches- tchoo .. millsAud stores convenient PoF
price and terms SEE the subSeriber on the premseS
mhlt-1ndeoetitWS ALEX McCULLRY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
in answerto an enquiry from 8 collector oi
Internal revenue. decides that all lucifer
and friction matches exposed for sale With
out being ibtRmped af8 liable to seizure,
noSVithatanding theirl linportation from
OSuada OF other 'foreigp countriess and
their sale IN original pR6kages. whenever
collectors find packages of rnstehes. lsrVe
or small offered for sale without being
stamped. they should, therefor, immedi-
force the penalties Of The law: ! .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
= ING MARCH % 1866 No5Iso :

fsjlrpHE PRESAnEe rs s isI arttTsi Is
II S.Ls .,2jisib . d.'s i;5s issi
RSta alslI 1 1i y Fs1. ef ftI ro.
1.-The following ia a;afullTe The
speech e. ada bv sid5I s5t r,
dS;, ,;,,,,t ~. ~,
Hsp'' ou = SqiAsl99EAl 81 tAs
l'lUl ol Ine feoet garFlseon nag, okptued ct
Fort Anderson, to Gov Morton. of, Inlians.
H3h3!i AHbRatsibEaI q Is fadIIst faI.s'i d.,
l.,y,Sk a n -
fevSGorJ. ~. =. -, very
was v sT5 boro tTai ;n Eas;t,.oa. M una
1--we IN m IN; ~ e Il sl o.
now now 3 q =
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tufed flaSt5.sbs "a - -
iniiiaSa "a 5nIsnss + ~ ~. ~ - ISl
in sayi Se l,is: II 5is,;
rtween thS Statts- - ;.a ~.
ITSSffii IRSfi ~
s There are: Int
this great non ~ < lhisbJ Ssv5 - q
or qsoS,I 4, ~
tsSs -. %neteoy ny own
ms tI,s. .5is.Ia 4l t, 10
~, ~ ;:lsst 1SSI fAiAepPh q our FEripg
TianrL.as1 = snsy IRE sSneumes aHea,
for then3 he bsys sisI,a,
a sraoo6 ~ mol maze
81 sI,Sssr Sps;aass as saS oec4usI tnat
6sS i%isS nnan ;Ss ~ SSSs slo II
a. .os ~ q ~ .au ~ Ine
4 OSTb, ~ 0E naAe :, eIetiVe.
vbstSal ! - 4 ! stsslP VIZ was
M mr11TiIl fSbt for tSsTa H pgs dnl .nSG be ar
pnI thsrafere nS1rot 3oH;,,Si NgT nov,
rbsy onobt - s Tno% IeSts; bs,tas; Lfp oteF:
AZ inoS HIsY bsss= 49, Rss'SF .H NJ. an9
maTn sr:rr ..ats ~ ~ ..n eL nteuUlf neato
Ia s,sys SiS RTt iS tbsy sSb. fSg nsgFo oagntto
y1onlS, 90 ~, t3ey 10 ns1t ZOE as49e Wno
bstter s4o1nsnt than ~ siHs9Ey. II VII .oe
TTonrStes % s srsn any nave n974 yet neard;
III ~ Ia HI osPp. sPptauss. J.. Pe VIC VIII
nton.a1 % sHS tMs&lsE 2IsoE 70 Ds sisveE lap
ta&ase.a 10y -eSHe, Concluded sqiast' to
siH' H ~ st louE Q! tne slaves ana put
III Z Auq tpat one olgot four
e,NLt WY =. Is9tt1 keep the others y slavery
otto5 oa1 sa;s ~ Hgns. .H Applause ] WhIe have 1
U.tT UtSsp ssiI snSS sll men ought tobe free,
- ia rsTsnas "t~ ,1IoS suoss coiotei parsons,
~ ~ fSsss 49, = ~ ~ "sns 70 oei fno next
srgba II fsyns tSeSs sef ,onh;n VIE snin VINO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
Two Farms for sale in IIJInoIs-

ONE OF 32O AoREs, near Rautonl Station,
road from CHICAGO, Of rich prairie land and having
30 acres under good fence aud we'll improv.d, WITH
cd dwelling aud tenant houses, Barn, stable and
Corn Crib; also Peach and Apple 0rchardG
Also, FARM OP l9O ACRES, in Clay county.
on the Little Wabash river, aud within lev TniiSs
o. 0lsy CITY, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
This farm l8 well timbeEsd AAd has two. saw mIIIS
adjoiuinK It
Apply to JAMES AoLLoY, Rlntoul, Cham paipp
Oo9nty' 4nnolS' OF 70 9EO W. SMITH,
l0Eo WhaelinR- Y Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22

DoN'F the republicans Of Congress now
wish, they had chartered the new rsilroad
between Washington and New York; Gam.
den and 4qbug played too sharp a game
for them. and shaEei kept their monopoly,
defeated the constitutional amendment 10
New Jersey, and secured a demoefatics san.
rsin, place Of 4 republican. .ap
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22

z nav YoRx. March a The Herald's 9Th
army corps correspondent of the 18th inst,
gives report brought in by deserters that
q. force of Union cavalry had occupied
Burksville junction on the Riehmoud, Dan.
vile and LynChburg railroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22

EEv YoRK, March 2l.-KAnuedy, who
was arrested ct Dstroit and since convicted
Of being epy, ts 70 be hanged at Fort La
isyetts on Saturday next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
RHEUMATIC COmPOUND

but the :
RHEUMATIC COmPOUND
breaches the source 6fsalI tfouBe and eHectuElIy
bBnthes1ne5 uisesse from the sSBteuIby itG imm e
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to gve it trial, and become satis6sd Of Its won.
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Read the following testimonials:
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Poriaer. tried but three fourths Of aibottIe OF Il
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ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
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STMPToGs:

The Symptoms CT Catsrrh as they gerSPAI'y an.
P'Ar sIe at fret very slight Persons, flul they
h"Tc cold, thHt they hdve frequent attacks and
srt mere sFo'itive 20 the cl auRes Of Temperature
IN this ccfditop. the nOse may be dry or a slight
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sPd AfhetiHe As tha disease bef0mes chrome the
diEch"rEes are Increased In quantity and ch naed
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eas" ,s en- its EHyto the lungs, and should lose no
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
Notice to Mlllers 4 Min Owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING g. R.
w WILLIAMS sELF-RE7ULATING BLAST
Smut MACHINE on Wheeling IsIA ld-the only
perfect Sep arAttng Beating, and Securing tohIue
n u.s.. Delivered fres Of cha.Ee at the Railroad
Depots In Bird tsp3rt. Ohio. Wheeling, or steam
boat LHHding in WhAeIIng, W Va
No. cleans IL bushels per hour, weighs 400 Es.
Price&l50. " O'
n No @ 2 cleans IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 D..
No asIsan' 80 bushels per hour, weighs $50 s
Other sizes, mp to 100 bushels per hour, made to
]. NJ. TIPFoN, of Lexington, Kentucky, IS our
agent All orders for that State should be ad.
Address J.&s B, WILLIAMS,
nOVESon BridRepnrt. Ohm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22
So ,7fNn MO E OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION
> OUPls Hay, R6sl EsD PFRIoDlO oArARRH..,

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breaches the source 6falI tfcu6e! !ahd eHectuElIy
bBn.thes1ue disease from the stbteaiBy Ita imm =.
diste action % the blood Ws=adVi5e One and ali
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-22

II onIsoATARRH. AND RA1u NJ rnn TEMPLES
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L. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY

ARKIINc CATAWRA WINES.

|
SPARKLING CATAwBA WINES,
Efual IN Quality and Cheaper in Price than u, B4n-
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FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN
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| 4 sure Cure 10 Guarntisd or tie money SiH Gs re-
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| the Certificates of Dr.. Jas. Il Chiffon, Chep,ist,
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Prof. c. 7. Jackson, Chemist, Boston, Dr. Chas.
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.inapsis Of The Mu,,ecGu,eas STATE A,,ayer Jan. %,
When cvaporatcd through clean linen it left no
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its favor and aroma, is wholly unlike us or grain
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.. H.. A. A. HAYES, NJ D..
Assayer to State Mass, I6 Boyleston St
BIZ he Same, in 1864.
have Analysed /" l.. LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY with reference to its composition and
character, being the as that produced in past
years. A sample taken from ten casks afforded the
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creased amount of the principle on which its flavor
depends was determined by comparison with former
samples.
The indications Of analysis show that this Brandy
is produced by the same process rs most Of the i'm
ported Brandy. Respectfully,
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Boston. July 20, 1864. Is BovIesi0n st.
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ITO whom all Orders should lie addressed
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TIE Rer IACoR .SEcHLEH

Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population in this County,, makes the follow
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Z!.!''!ZZ a n I, Z

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tivcs, and is warranted to effect a cure after
all ether means have failed
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No.
6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DIR. Strickland's Pile Remedy has cure
thousands of the worst cases of Blind and
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For sale by all Druggists. General Depot,
East Fourth Street, CINCINNATI, O.
For sale by G. C., Shriver 4 Co., Drug
gists, Cumberland Md.
Nov u, 1864 -1y.