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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
ARTIcu TERTEU.


Section L Neither slavery nor iuvaIun-
tary ssrviruder except AZ = purizhmsut for
erlns, whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted, shall exist within the
Uu1sds StAtssoE any place subject to their
jurisdic6ou.
Sec. 2. Congress ztzu have power to
enforce this article by sPPropriase Iegis-
Eation
Thi5s the znsndneat adopted by the
House at Representatives on Tuesdsz, By a
vote Of II9 70 5s-s#o more than two
thirds of the whole nunber who voted If
the Fotss Of Two-thirds Of ali the members
had besn required, as some interpret the
couztitudou, the resolution would have
failed by three votes. Il is close work, bat
the thing is done, and the country has good
reason 20 rejoice. It isinpossibIe tia. the
opposition should be sorry that they are
Esatsu- The declaration Of shg 7ote was
rassi7sd With mary demonstrations of sat
IssffEction By the H7use and tue spectators
Members hurrahed ; republicans fell On
the nseks Of proaslyte democrats aad en-
b1ced them; ladies waved their hand
krchisfs N the galleries. and it was some
Zine before the speaker could restore
order. ---
Seventeen Democrats voted for the
amendment. and their names deserve hon
nrsbis prominence They arg
Bailey CT Pennsylvania, BztdWTa Of
Aiehigan, CUE-oth Of Peunsyvaniz, Eng
ish Of Couuecrieut, Gsason of New York,
GrisWOid ct New York, Herrick Of New
York, HutchIas Of Ohio, King of Missouri,
Nc cAliister.of PeuusyiFsnia, Nelson If New
Yak, OdeIl Of New York, Radford of New
York, R9Iljss Of Missouri, Steele of New
orkI Wheeler of Wis, Yeamau of Ken.
s1cky-
The members voting against the amend
neut we're all democrats but oue-Clay Of
Kentucky. Eight democrats we're absent
or did not vote- Evzry republican was
present and voted for the ameadmeut.
The concurrence of the legislatures OF
three-fourthz Of the States is necessary 70
place the anenduentiu the eonstitution.-
Three. fourths OF the States actually voting
urou II VIII not answer the purpose.-
There must De for it threeyfourrhs Of the
thirty six States OF the Jaioa, counting
in the States in rsbsffOu. TIE lsgisIa-
tures of the following t~saiy-veu States,
Just the uuuos- required, are counted upon
as reasonably zure to adopt the amend
neut:
Maize, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sacduserts, Gonaeeicat, Rhode Island, New
York, New jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary.
land, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, 10
va " Lscopsi1- Minnesota, Missouri. Kan
saz, Nevada, Oregon California, Tznzes-
see, Arkansas, Louisiana, Virginia, West
Virginia.
II Louisiana, Arkansas, aud Tennessee
are sos permitted ky Congress to 20 OF
with their present IoyzI State govern
usus, We may be obliged to wait some
time longer for the ratification of the
amsndmsut Delaware and KsutuckymaJ
be counted fgr it a year hencs. But,
whether this year or next, ths sueudmeni
Is certain to be made part and parcel o
the Constitution, aud thereafter there wi
be no lesaHzsd slavery beneath our 64g ot
freedom.
I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

U0tn SHELTERS 8 Cutting BOIeS.
q IRosr CO., HoS- a End $ 1LAin Rrsst
Ia E51id can Gfssufioa - Ehafr IArza stock Of
sinsls and Double sDoar Corn shs1era irnn fralaOi
E1d Virginia do 11r hand AZ hurIe paTIeF
: 49, 49, t4AE 1s1RA ,AED TR8B1aR 9UEHRa Of
ne - RAEssEzl Snd as tha E6WS1E1Eis65
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

ge ou the gr1asa IN the OIL regions, ard
VII be pat 70 w0rk boring far 81 shortly.
Il appears that nalasndas Of oil had deal
srz are zbrosd in the State, unSerrEssd by
frost q the decline IN gold
The Richie PrssI notices the oousfsasd
prevalence of the oil fever in thst county,
the cold weather. L sayz-
The ol fever seems 70 tzTe lost uoue Of
IL uaIiguity BY the excessively cold
weather We Rave had Parties are found
wiling tO buy, z1d corresponding nm
6er who are wiling TO sell, hence sales -
big figures are .Rsds every day Rev. a
P Law has sold his rzcr Of 500 acres 81
Sl3 per acre Many Others have nade
salss equally good, aad stiI they come.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
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g. ana AsA0r ESAFE 4 CO. and by Druggtsts
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
NEW FIRM.

= PNfsaBTstip under IasEr-l rs,n soF - Pslo;sr
: - = s1e17sscs g P-E0r 4 Frost AZ present
= - = AID = 4aia sE1set,- but VII occupy the
--7=-1csss SaL- =, Il l.1d Ls Main srrset nov
-,-S 5Tl-f t1r tasn, ABOUT ne 6nIT of Decenbsr
LEONARD C-FRgET,
Easslaz Aagzzt sd 1s5z. - - Ssua
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
This Great internal Remedy

L -as best ns6izizs EFzr offered "a tn pubIie-
Fs-ze e5zcrBaf GEk 4af Ee1zaAt5ln5 GoaE Hsu-
raIElA- Dyspsp=is- and Blood Purzdsr Il kAs 10
=-za flr Al diseases A-ising ron A. impure state
= Ne bLOoc- suca a. SGrgfzts kings ETl- EcAld
Ess5- Es5Isr, E-aZ W5rn- Fsnzis C0mPlaiuts, AID
Al b-zEkCUss 1n ne lace and bCdy.
Ens Fasr 1EuBGE u Eab-ou medicines which f1r-
merry lave os=1 u5st oE th0se diseases we're merely
s=n2orz-y Il As- stscIs All Of doubtful virtue, !,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
RaEUMATIC CoMPoUD

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bs-zznss Ne 49, from sh5- sS5tsEa- 81 iB inns-
ziss= sca51 ne blood We advise ous and Al
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NJ J1ESsos:-Dezr 81 Tals 4 % certify that I
Us 5a--F crippled sEEn CEroEic AhzGuAEIan for
zlg-=zza q rEsuFT years. part Of that tine va
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
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Department Of WsEE FizEinia

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PaFtnershiD.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

READ TIE "ING
Laez Bzs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
Cheap Wool Goods.

SO DOE. DoAEF FLANNEL SHIRTS
ONLY SIS PR BOZ
50 Doz. WOOL JACKETS,
ONLY O24 PER Dozl
1000 LBS, WOOL YARN,
ONLY SI.ss PA L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

Maize, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sacbuseEts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New
York, New jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, 10
way IscoUsi1- Aiunssota, Missouri, Kan
saz,- Nevada, Oregon California, Tenues-
see, Arkansas, Louisiana. Virginia, West
Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
ATFEHTION.
s PIKEWnn 49,

{ tal1Czas i5G 5 AID RRITArEs OF rHs nR4T-
- And Navy VII End =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
ShsridAn.

The steamer Wenous arrived at Washington
on the 24th from the White House, TO which
point she had been dispatched several days
ago With supplies for Gsn Sheridau's army
She reports the troops is rapidly recovering
from the fatigues OF their receat brilliant bat
tiresems.. raid and that the men are in excellent
spirits and ready to enter upoa any work cut
cut for them.
Numbers Of gserriss have made their sp
pesrsncs in the vicinity Of The White iIsuse.
and all along the banks Of the Pamuokey
River They have become quite Troublesome
By firing upon our Transports
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
Orr,cE or CoLLxcroR oF INTERVAL REvEsuK, }
10TH DISTRICT OF OMos ,
IsuT ANN A. March Goth. 1855.


All Township, Village, School end other o.
hcers. who nre required by law to give bonds
for the due execution or performance Of the du-
ties OF their Office. ore reminded that all such
bonds must have a ONE DOLLAR internal revenue
stand attached thereto. as prescribed by the
act passed June 80. 1864; Instead OF fifty cent
stamp as reqaired one year ago.
The practice is suid 10 prevail 10 some town.
ships for the Supervisors to unite in joint
bond with only single stamp Of the denomina-
tion specified for official bonds.
Two or more persons who are required by law
to severaly give bonds for the faithful perform
ance of the duties of any Office. will also be re-
quired to have attached to any joint boad, 9
stamp. duly cancelled. for EACH OF The said per
sons thus uaiting in giving said bohd, and any
neglect or refusal to comply with the piair
provisions Of the law 10 this respect will sub
ject the parties toethe full penalties OF the law
HENRY FAssETr, Collector
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
LEGAL NorlcE-A.dr.s pit.m,o

who resides in the state Of California viii take notice. that
WE Dikem. On the 25th dey Of February AD 1885 Glsd in
the oee OF the Csrk OF the Court Of within
for the n ss Asbtabu and state Of Ohio hs petition
gainat sal Andrew pikeman and Mary Dksman his wife.
dsfendar setting forth that the said on the 18th
day Of smbsS 1854 gave mortgage to said w. T. Diks
man sint on the ollong premises situate 10 the town
ship Of Harpeafd In said county being part
Of No In said township, containing in all thirteen acres
o. lana ths payment of esrAip note described In
om said 18th day Of November said note became
due the lat DAY Of January is6sthat said nos has not
been paid part there 81 The Of Ead petition
" that said pantf may hsye judgment against said
endants the said with inerssThat aid mortgage
may be oreeossd said premises ordered sold and
proceeds applied 10 the payment Of said debt execution
awarded for this balance Said defendant required 10
deur 70 said petition before ths 10th d.
Of April, 1885, THEODORE HALL,
otIVz Attorney for Plaintin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

WHAT IA TO DE DONE WITH CHARrEsToS
Is q problem that excites q good deal oil
public interest. Had Sberman's soldiers
taken i, by Storm, itwould, Of course, have
been leveIed to the earth, and there woul !
have en- few Northern mrn to lament it,
downfall. Bat it surrendered. and has O
large loyal population-,be negroes--and
. considerable portion of persons who are
pesceable and rs loyal rs their ignorance
permits them TO be Notwithstanding tie
ruin wrought by the Geek f-e aud tie
shells, Charleston is sill! large aud bean.
tiful city. Northern en!erp-i o could re-
build and repair the ruins in less than ten
years, so that no trace of them would exist /;
and il wonld then increase more rapidly
every decade than it would have grown
each century. had the Uniun as it was mol
heen blown away ny the breath of an Of
Tended Ii avsn. Charleston now is almost
in the condition Of Mary Msgdeieue of &c
the seven devils had been cat out Of her
snd it will be our own blame If they return
and make her tenfo.d more the child of hel
than before.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
Shermaa

Al Augusta. Ga paper gives the following
news u Shermsns army at Columbia.
Tbs records Of Bssufort and other districts.
which haa been removed 10 Columbia for
security, were unfortunately destroyed. Nearly
all the plate sent from Charleston to Columbia
for safety. and nush OF the vslpabls plate ol
the citizens Of the latter place, which was
stored in tho Colunbia bank vaults, all fell
9 prize To the enemy. All the assets OF the
various banking institutions OF Columbia were
removed. except large appsnt Of silverware
that had been placed In tbslr vaults for SAFE
ksepipy. The effects Of the ztsss Bank were
afterwards captured by the eLsmy.
The entire printing interest Of the Charles
ton Mercury was destroyed at Charlotte
Juss,ion during Shsrnan's late march through
that place Soss Ysskss e1icsr, WAC
escaped from jail 10 Celambis. made their sP
psrsnes 10 public when Sherman made hi
sPpsrases is the place, who had bees .sseretst
IN The city By Northern sympatbissrs Th'
~Atss which len .Coluabia with Snowman vers
sbsua 200. sad The ssgress 1900.
The Richmond ssptissl ssyE II = stated
ehsrsaa Travelled dovs. The river In grand
style. HE sqspsgs 10 said 10 have bees ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

The contract fer putting down the Well has
already been let 20 experienced Oil Greek Men.
The Stock has sold rapidly. and there ooly re-.
mains few shares ansoid. at $25 per share,
payable as needed in putting down said Well.
First installmsnt $40.
A New York Company are to commence
several Wells about the last Of April, one-balf
mile down the river. from the above Company 8
lands, and several other East ern Companies
are securing territory on the river. to COM
meneed mp the river few miles, by Phila-
delphia and Rochester Companies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
Arcana Watch.

A n Elegant Novelty in Watches
AThe cases Of this WAeh, entirely new invention,
composed different metals combinsd rolled together
and panished producing exact imitation OF lS carat god
called Acnna, which will always keep its color They are as
eighth the cost The Is beautifully designed, with PAN
e and shield for with Patent Push Pin and engraved
inthe exact style OF the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers and
ar really handsome and desirable and exact an imitation
olgold 10 defy detection. The movement IL manuiseur
and are srperby finished having engraved pallets fancy
carved dges adjusting egulstor, with gold balanced and
ton hands ard Is warranted good time keeper. These
watches ofhree different hss the smallest being Tor la
dies and are all Hunting Cases OF sx will be sent By
mail or Express for $25. single In elegant
Nor Case for $26 will readily sell for three times their
cost the sole agents for this watch In the United
States and none genuine which do not bear Trade
Marx. Address BEVAUGH 4 Co. Importsrs
Sm79o 10 Maiden Lane, NeW York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01


A ssb committee from the Committee on the
Conduct OF The War, consisting Of Representa-.
tives Julian and Gooeh 10 to visit Fort Fishsr
this week, TO mako examinations on the spot
about disputed points concerning Gen. Buffers
movement.
At meeting OF the Ohio Board Of Agricul.
ture, on Tuesday it was decided that the nex,
State Fair should be held st Columbus on the
18th, l3t,. l4th and i5tA Of September next.
In the Libsrafor Of the current week. Mr.
William Lloyd GarrfoD. the editor. ansouoes
tks, hs has concluded to discontinue the publ
sr.isn OF that paper after The present year, IL
mission having been accomplished.
Aboss 5000 colersd troops look sitsr an
guard The qsist Of The city Of ssvsnssb,
TIE trial Of The st. Albsn raiders ~
brought to close on Friday night last A d.
pssch IRON Montreal Of The 2sth ssys the pril
osss we're discharged. bat sssia rsassssssd o.
ssethss warrant.
Ths Rsbsl gssbeat Ansa DALI. .sas gss, We
ssssstly sspsssss 10 hssasssds Boy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

Tus. SLAVES UswMLIxG SOLDIERS The
Rchmoad Examiner Of March 2Isi has the fol.
lowing dseoarsg ing paragraph:
The conscriptiou Of negroes 10 Richmond
aud Pe,srsburgh 10 carried on with Difficult
~. Guards are posted at every avenue o.
escape, sad camp Of insli uctiou is estsb
Iished st Belle Island, where the color.t
soldiers sre kept under strict surveillance
bot many get away In spite Of oil precsu
tioa. Thei e 10 . great panic among th,
blacks, aud much rsluctsnce smsug " bites
upoA the question OF armiDg the slaves.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

All the goods In the sbove List will be sod without reser
vaton for ONE Certificates OF al the various
articles are placed In similar envelopes sealed and mixed
These envelopes will be sent by mali delivered at Of
hes wbou regard choice. On receiving Certificate you
will see what article represents and 1t Is optional with you
10 send one dollar and receive the article named any other
In the list of value.
by this mode give selections from varied stock Of hne
goods Of the best make and latest styles and Of intrinsic
WORTH 1t nominal price, whef have chance Of securing
articles ofths very highest value.
In s transactions BY mall we charge for forwarding the
Certificate paying postage and doing the business rs cents
each Five certificates rn BE- sesf for 81 Eispsn fer 81
TAiryJor So; Stty 5ps $ic; and One HsnSrsdf~ si5.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

RsyrruR Axnrprrxrs' the smendments
10 the revenue Law. passed during the last SEES
sion Of Congress, Insurance Agents or Brokers
are made liable for license, without regard to
the amount OF receipts.
The duty on Brandy distilled from Grapes
is fixed at CITY cents per gallon aud upon
Brandy distilled from Apples or Peaches, $l.5o.
Every person physically qualified for military
duty. 10 required to be enrolled before procuripg
license as peddler.
Manufacturers arc allowed to deduct freight
from place Of manufacture to place OF delivery
from the sales price Of their goods.
Weekly returns from manufacturers oftobac'
co. snuff and cigars are dispensed with.
Shipa, STEAMBOATS,, &C., are made taxable
upon their hulls as finished, including cabins
inner aud upper works, iottcad OF upon the
hulIs as launched.
Oustom-mads Clothing is made subject to
duty Of five per ceut. when the annual product
exceeds 900.
Gros, receipts Of passengers and property an
less more than 81 900. are not taxed, aud gross
receipts of freights, are exenpt aud tonnage
duty substituted, Of 80 per ceut.
Changes are made in taxing incomes when il
excess Of $4,000. The increase OF live stock
on band Is not to be estimated in making III
incomes Of farmers.
The manufacturers Of Playing Cards is al
lowed to sffix the stamp appropriate to th'
price at which be sells, aud the subsequent ven
der must afiix the additional stamp if the al
vance iE price is such as to require il.
The newspapers err in supposing that th
new income tax law exempts from taxation
persons in the civil, naval aud military seryic
OF the United States. There has been no sue
distinction by the Internal Revenue.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

Tsk ERis prrArca aliudpg to the two
sossheru roads recently orensa cOnsec,iog
With The Lake shore, from which much Wal
expected In the way Of business increase 10
Erie. have proved failure; in their anticipated
eR:cts upsn that city. . result considering |
The most central and natural shipping point Of
the lakes, between anthracite and bi,uninou
n ses. and much nearer the coal beds than o.!
other lake Fort. seems not . little unse
&C uutsble, and too much for the Editors local
acsemep. The Erie dealers. 10 coal he says 60
10 Buffalo after iLeir ssprlies Of the very
coal that passes Erie In its transit from the
mines 10 the Buffalo market.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01

FRIEND TELEoRAPH;-Ih have thrown together
few facts. which trsnspired during tho late
frsshets. al Utica N. Y. and vicinity. where !
'am spending some time, some Of which was
witness of, and others became familiar with
through those who had themselves been the
observers, and IL deemed OF sufficient interest,
you may give them to your readers ! am as
sured that no such event was ever before knswp
hereabouts. 80 calculated to Gil The boldest
hearts with terror and alarm.
The Mohawk rose to such height here, that
the cellars and basemenn.s in the lower par, Of
the city were filed with water, the railroad
track vas submerged to the depth OF three feet
and the water was Eve inches deep 10 the depot
The iron bridge Of the Black River rail road
was swept away, also the bridge over Oriskany
creek at Clark's Mills. carrying with il three
men, only one Of whom escaped. Also thu
bridges at Peckville, Waterviile, Manchester
Coleuans Mills, aud Oriskauy Valley, are car.
ried away. An exciting scene occurred at Clin
ton at the Mil on Oriskany reck. The build
ing had been sometime surrounded with water
and was in rnomeutary danger Of being swer,
away; three men ste cd at the door imploriuv
the spectators to save them; thrill OF horror
ran through the crowd .. this appeal, for i
seemed impossible that anything could be done
The current Of the stream was so rapid that
boat csuld rot reach them, and the most ex
pert swimmers dared not venture to their relief
With great difficulty rspes were at length con
veyed to them and they were dragged to the
shore amid the deafeuiug shouts Of the specta
tors 10 few momeuts from the time Of thei
rescue the Mill toppled and fell. Higher up Of
the sane stream five mea we're Washed rom
bridge on which they had taken refuge. an,
drowned. Two men remained day and nigh
in tree. and one family bad taken refus se OF
the roof Of their hsuse from which they could
not be rescued until the falling Of the water.
The Female Seminary was destroyed at fouI
o'clock on Monday morning last. by Gre. Losl
heavy. All the inmates. nearly 100 10 number
escaped.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
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WAR NEW s.


Tie grand military movements against Mo-
bile eouneDcing at New Orleans on Saturday
morning last by Gen. Benton. Sd Division, 18th
Corps. Col. Bstram. lst Brigade. I'd Corps,
Gen. yechs and Stokes brieades. moving in
the direc,iop Of Brownescour. Gen. Andrews
moved up from Barraucas with two brigades,
snd took possession OF Pensacola, which be
now holda.