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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
PROPOSALS FOB FORAGE.
oH1E1 oUARERRMAsrER,s oEIIoE.
onDII D5I1l' III So ~ mo- Is

ou,uIEI1Sn, Nd, HoVonbOr7lsA, lSSA
SRkLRD PROPOSALS. In triplipAts are invited By
tss IN tSo RBspasnsSt q Wee
VIrEinia Ot Charleston, PArkerSbuF8, Wheeling,
West Virginia, and 6allipollS, Ohio and the gsVO-
Railroad, - follows: OlaEksburg, aFatton, New
Greek, Cumberland, MArttnabuFg, HaEPHt'G~ReEEYi
or either Of those places With Hay, Darn, Oats and
BiS, vsIbS received for tsdsllVury Of three tAou.
sand (8000) buIhelS Of Corn or Oats and any 90
tons Of BAY OF STRAW and upEertA and must be 90
Bidders must state GtWhieh % the above named
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates at which they will make deliveries thereat1
cred the tine when It'd asfiTery Ghnll be eoEl-
meneSd md when 70 be completed. 100.
Corn TO be put up in good strong sacks, hay and
an Articles offered Under the bids herein INVITED
will be subject to q rigid inspection by Govern
nsSt !n5PsetoEl before being g accepted: %
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the interest1 Of
the Government may require. 81
No bids will b. considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All pFopoBaIs mnst be accompanied by Ru0ran-
y, dgDed by two TsgpouSible perSonS, tina in case
the bid Il accepted, he or they WILL within the time
named execute the contract for the Same with COED
and sufficient GuretieI in sum equal in amount to
the amount Of the contracts to deliver forage pro-
poSed, conformity with the terms Of this adver-
tisem0 ,Andip case bidder shall fail to enter I'M
70 the ntFnct they to make good the difference be-
tween the Ofef Of add bidder and the next lowest
,POnsibe biddg or thePsrSOp to ILhom the contract
may Be awarded. a
ThoEesPonhbility Of the guaTantOrV must be shown
by the ocial certificate Of United statsS District
Judge or Attorney, Collector OF Customs, or other
Government of1cial, known by this ONCE.
AnpartteS Will be duly notified OF the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals.. 30 -.
All proposals. must be made In duplicate, and be
accompanied with the oath OF allegiance Of the par.
~ or parties, unless It has already been placed
Ole In this once. -t
The full name and post ONCE address Of each bid
der must be written in the proposal.
Proposals must be HddresSedt TO Captain g. PaTnS-
worth, Chief QuArtermASter Department of West
Virgins, Cumberland, Nd, and marked GPropOsalD
for HOrSRe.n .-....-
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application TO this ONCE.
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii Be opened and examined ct this ONCE on WE'D.
HReDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, at ~ II.
Bidders respectfully invited 70 be present ct the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
J. G, RARNsWORTH,
gI Captain and Chief ouRrteru Rster
deo12-tf Department Of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
TRUSTEES SALE
-,s t.g o. .t- a
Iron Works. Mineral Lands.
8CI nj
WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.


DURsUANT TO THE DERD FROM JOSEPH
i Whitaker, George rP. Whitaker Josenh
CoudoD and their wives to the undersigned Trustees
dated the sixteenth day of January, 1855, and nov
West Virginia, will, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL, EIGHTEEN HUN.
DRED AND sL6TY-PIYE, sell at public auction at
the front door OF the Court House Of said county,
commencing the sale At Ten O'Clock in the
the following described property, viz:
FIRST. y tract OF land, continuing, by survey
forty.tWo acres, two roOdB and three perches attn
Ated in Ohio county, in and the city of Whee.
ing, bounded as described in said deed, being tho
tract on which S erected the Iron Mill and estsb-
liahment, commonly known As the Crescent Iron
Works, with the buildings, fixtures, engines ma
chtnery1 rolls inthes, tools, implements and eduip-
ments pertaining to the said Worka These yTnTE =
are we'll arranged with boiling and heating f1rDSca
two powerful en- Zines with the usual trains OF rolls
and fixtures complete for the manufacture Of Rail-
Of $50 to us tons of rails and IS TO 30 tons of sheet
Iron per week ALSO, the coal and other minerals
and the right TO take and carry away the same in
or under the above mentioned tract and another
tract adjoining the same, containing eighty aoreE
one rood and thirty sthree perches bounded al de.
Scrbed in said deed. said coal lies contiguous 10
said Iron Works, and can be transferred to the bins
| OF the furnaces without irehandinR. ALSO, the
portions specified In said deed Of the lots numbered
two hundred and forty two and two hundred and
forty three, situated Eo street, between Second
and Third streets, in said city. o. ri.a,,i-Il =
| SECOND. We oifer at private sale in parcels to
suit purchasers; and II not before sold we will 6fer
-.
thousand acres, more less Of land, described 4
said deed lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
creek in WetEel county, West Virginia Said land
10 Gbout 30 miles distant from wheeling via the raj
timore Ohio Railroad which pasDes through Il Il
supposed to lie within the oil region OF y est Yir
gina is heavily timbered known to be rich in iror
ore and other minerals, and ia well worthy IthC
attention Of those seeking Investment pIai
o. the land With full description, can DO seon a
the once Of VIM =. Peterson, Esq, in the city o
TERMs OF SALE. The purchaser to pay not le,,
| than third OF the purchase money In hand bu
70 have the option Of paying greater portion d
| the whole thereof in hand. The remainder (if apy
to be paid In one and two yeaEo with interest from
the Gay OF sale, the purehaS giving bond and seen
rty therefor to the satisfaction Of The undersigped
| trustees, and also securing the same by deed o
trust on the property sold to him
I JOHN W. GILL,
| GEO. W. WHITAKER,
| CR1sPIN OGLEBAY,
| NELSON Z, whitaker.
Cd. HUBBARD,
marlS-td Trustees
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27

DR. strickl snd's Pile Remedy has cured tn u,it;l
oi the worst cases oFfBIind and Bleeding PILES !
gives immediate reliet and effects permanent os
Try It directly. It Is warranted 10 cure.
For Sale by all Druggists. General Depot . ~
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
DYSPBPsIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBlLlIt
DIR. sTRIOKDAND'S TONIC.-We can recomms.'
those Sudering with loss of Appetite, 1ndiSssil
or Dy!PePGias NeryOusneSS, and Nervous Deolll
to use strickland's Tonic. It is q vegetable preP1
ton, nee tFom9 Alcoholic liquor; 1t streog'ntI5
the whole. nervous system; It creates go
appetite, and IL Warranted to cure DyspcPEiA az
Nervous Debility. 1s-..--
For Ba1e BY DruggiSta generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared by DR.. A. strickland, East Fourth '''s'
For ale by BRENTLTNGER DERRY By
RR4fP & CO; MOABE,: KRAFT / co.; LI gJXs
DIST co., M'LANE BROTHERS; Z. BOCALGsSs ,
o. W. GRAHAM, Wheeling, and by DrUSs'"
oct. 2ladaW1y. tt a. 'E--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27

In cases where it is evident .ha. no In.
territorial rudeness has been committed, 81. .
plantations and excuses for mistakes mads
In ignorance often only make bad Worse
In some Of these little social mesSes. he
the mire. @9''SA :"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
Sprlgg House, &C., for Sale
at Auction, ~

DuRsUANT to the decree made bv the nfrcr,,
i Court of Ohio county, on the fifteenth dav -;
december last In the suit In cbRncerV nenStna
Iheretn between Potter YarBAIl, Junior GEORGE q
Ross and Emmh his wife, oOmplSinantg, and nsnjei
y. List the North Western Bank OF VIRGINIA and
others, defendants, We will at the front door of tho
Court House Of Ohio county on TTIESDLY TIIS
EWENTY-ElGHTH DAY OF MAROW IN Tu1
fEAR ElGHTSEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY Five
commencing at eleven O'Clock A. M proceed 10 ri
az public auction, the Lots numbered thre" ana
seven IN square numbered one in theT cit, ~
mheelng, and those partS OF tho Lots numSorsJ
o1f ana eight in the same square. which nv Ifbs
wv OF ZachAriah sprigg were devised 70 Samuel
oP6g and zaehHrIAh Jacob In trust for the
~ torth IN said will, excepting 80 much of aid IotS
seven and eight apart in seVeraIty 10 me
ueE9 OF M0rdecai YATn4ll deceased and thozo narts
3I s11 LOT number eight which were sold 10 George
W. Johnson and JAcC Landfrisd a. In Gaid decree
particularly specified; the real estate 90 to be
oo Oy virtue Of the said decree being the sAno on
B STt OF which now stands the Hotel called the
OF Wheeling - --- ~ 'A Wy
TERMS OF SALE. The purchaser to pay not
tnSu one third Of the purchase money In hand,
70 nave the option OfpRYinR in hand any greater
portion or the whole thereof The residue, II there
any to be paid by equal instruments ofprIncipaI
y eight, sixteen and tWenty-fo months, with In
erest on each instalment, from the day OF sale-the
letSrred payments 10 be secured by bonds with sat
haetory security, and TIT title to be retained e.
urthSr security until payment In full. l5=, Z
-LF. go or |-- p --' DANIEL LAMB, (
a O8S-td L. ..- ut.a- Hs- Commissioners
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27

sAllth6 Medical men and the Press re OHz.s
DR.; stricklandis Anti lIoIeral Mixture as the g
certain remedy for Dsrrh@a and Dysentery M
a combination OF Astringebts, Absorbents 'tzs
lents and Carninatives, and ia warranted TO e1efi
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot -
Fourth street, Cincinnati o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
"a CARD.

u AND ooOUOHRR-thankfulf for past h; ;I;,
would respectfully inform his friends and the PuV
gene5aliy that he ts still doing business ~
stand, Main street, near the Suspension b BITE,
yhere ne viii De happyto attend TO any huS MisSt
In his line that may be entrusted to his care Me-
oaitS promptly attended to. DR.. Lee Is gTs:aS,i
81 the koletic Medical Institute Of oinci9na.. N
nAs been variously engaged in the PrSeGse = -
PEoIee4an for thelAst fourteen years pI ~ h,
nov prepared with all the necessary AppaIa ~.
me aedteal application Of Electricity IN Lns Iii,
nent Of Chronic diseases, to which he Eouio lnt
the Healing Artn Of the present day las prscpss.
py Ecleoticsl that few need despair Of receinns
nansnt benefit II they cannot be perfectly Su, Nd
SPscM attention given TO diseases OF UosIan.iSI
children. All Communications strictly 10
0uF practice y aRfe, certain and prompt, .ro
meEcuriAl faint in the system, but cleansing .eiss
Vsting and strengthening the genera IysIeH' S''S
IN unison with Natures unOrring lAW1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
TrIIstee's Sale

TN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
i given by the Wheeling Female Seminary. one
dated October Slst, 1880 and recorded In the Cerk
once for Ohio county in deed book No. 81, page
1e4 70 Daniel Peek g trustees the other dated NAV
So, 70 Daniel Lamb - trustee, we Shall, on TuES
DAY, THU FoURTH DAY oPiAPRII., 1855 At 10
for Ohio county, sell the following pronerfy ST .
4otl numbeEed e61, 952, 25S, 256 265. 9Ss SI5 90
In the addition to the city OF Wheeling lSi5 mt H
William Ohapline, aud being The EHne nrst y
which Said Seminary nov Stands 'P't'I on
IEKNs OF SALE: onSthird Of the ppEcb.,.
INC ~ costs and expenses Of sale to Be Maid
interest nom sale the parties purchsSnS = 1910,
Asa mene 70 the satisfaction Of the truStsSS =
ysStsj H. ~ ~ We will convey such title q ia
''0A % b given on the Grst day Of juI1 nsSt 1Ss
DANIEL PECK, III
feSZt3 -sE grsa % DANIEL LAMB
sr Trustees
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27

Or. stricGland'g MelliaqouS Cough BaIsam i, n
Eanted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsensss. AstSrl
Whoeping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption 4
all affections of the Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists. General Depot N
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
DAL IInOAE LUCK HOSPITAL.
- ngRAlLIaHHD Ab RWUe1 HRoN
oUACKARY.-EA
RHR PLAOE WI ERE =
CURR oar BE ORTAINED.. -

DR JOHNSTON HAS DIROOVERED THE Mos1
Qertatut SpASdS- and Only RdectuAl Remedy
IN the TOrld or all Private Diseases, WeakneS1 q
-Kftugys and BIGddsF, I9YolpntAfy Discharges, I'm
potsncy billty, NervOugneaI, DyGpepiA
tang1oE, Low spifttA oSnfpii9ny Of IDEAS Palplts
slghG nor GIddnAst, Diseabe Of the Head Throat
N0ss or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, hung1a etom
Aoh or those TerEitl dip0rderF arising from
itGry practices more fatRI to their victims than the
song Of 6yrOu to the MarfnGB Of OlyIles, blghtinE
their most brilliant hopeI or AntcpationsI render
ing marriage, &c7 impossible. ,,.rj.gg o
lt1-' '' YOUNG MEN ,t;,iIa ,-s,-5-
Especially who have become the victims Of 5oltArl
Viee, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nuAl1yI sweeps tom untfmely grave Thousands q
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who might otherwise have entranced lis
tenIng SenateG with the thunderg OF eloQuence, OF
walked to eestaey the living Tyre, may call with fui
00RRp'n''d 3ARRiAGE y9z l = % -
Married Pstsons, or Young Men eontemplAtin,
marriage being aware Of phySicaI weakness, organic
debility, deformitieS speedily cured. o.
Hewho places himself under the care Of Dr. J
and confidently rely upon his skin a. physician.
b. ORGANIC WEAKNESS n X,
Immediately cured and Full VIgor Restored. 5
,ThiB Distressing Ahection-Which renders Life and
Marriage imposSible--is the penalty paid by the
victims Of improper indulgencGS. Young parSonA ara
toOapt to commit excuses from not being aware o.
the dreadful consequences that may ensue.. Now
Who that lpderstARds the subject will pretend tc
deny that the power Of alton L lost sooner by
thoGe falling into improper habits than by the pEn
dentl Besides being deprived aof the pleasure o,
healthy offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise, The 6ySten
becomes derangod, the Physical and Mental Pune
tons Weakened, Loss ofPTocreA dive RuH6F Nervous
IrritAbilty, Dyspepsia, PAlpitation Of the Heart
Indigestion, Consttu tiohAI Debility, q wasting a.
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud Death,
ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Left hand Elde going from Baltimore street, q few
door nom the corner. Fa not 70 SbserVS the name
and number. t=E d 81 -
Letters must be paid and contain . stamp! Tie
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE. -
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury. on Nauseow, Dv1,o,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
IMgURANC E .
Fire. M0Fine and Inland
E'lT ElsT Insurance.

Fire. Marine and Inland
E,1I EoI Insurance
C,AN BE OBTAINED UPON, The MOST REA.
.Sj!soNABLBa TER AS In any of the following
Companies, rgpFeSspting II the aggregate II Is
CASH o4PIFAI AND AssETs (ovER
a17 4Al&e, 100000.
HOME NsgRANoE 100. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital paid 600 600 90
.Dg5s asslss tFsSs sa,eR7 ,eol 90
Vet assets exceeding those ofapy Other Company
doing FIRE business in the United States. ~
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, NEW YORK.
The GermAniG Pre- 1nI. Co-,........ Cash Capital
The Hanover 'GEi7 - ........... - -.
Ths ElagHtSe {. . .......!'' s sa oo n' o0o
y0Re Policy Of LasATanes Is issued by the four
no % SECURITY INs. 90. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, al paid In.............. 100000 90
% Assets lat February, ls65.......... 64sS5O q
iourt6s 81 the nett profits declared to policy
holders annually!
CONTINENTAL ms. 90. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital all paid in $500 goo 90
vIAlsets January J. 1s65.............:.. s63s53 so
Ia Is an $ls6S. 1858 %
ssventy,fiys per cent Of the nett profIts declared
to policy holders annually, without mourning any
Policies will be Issued In any Of the above rslRBs
companies on application to i71t SO ua1I5Dh
w. M. =. PETBRS0NS Agent
Once Main street, next dooritO N. &M. Bank.
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FRESH. OYSTERS!

For sais y Bo6TH, B1FT 4 Il 4 / DO l. 49,
sSSe H6ur6S add W.tss 800.
Mhsehne. ". .Yalzss Do s4as.l5.s ..s 80 ssI.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
g. SLACK, Senator It'll DtH'
WIS. DUNBAR, n. q. D. s,,,,,
JOHN n. PHELPHs, Pres

once one door south Of KFamor'' 30"
Ladies NiIhing to consult the Dr. u they PreMiSi
can can ct room No. 80, Grant House, ~ H..
Re Nin take plehIuro in accompanying ,1ar.s
snS once Can be found at the Grant laa 2IdfV
II1TTi a=5m2Htd edi 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member ofthe Royal College Of surgeons, London
the United States and the greater part Of hose ne
has been spent In the hospitals Of London, PariE
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some 81
many troubled with ringing in tia head and cara
when asleep. great nervousness, being, ALARMED al
sudden sounds, babhfulneSs, with frequent blushinR
cured immediatelE., " - IL d q -I-.-l,E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-27

gr9 j WAHnna, WEsf Va, Dec. 4th, iS HS:r
90 Gn t0hom, nay concern: vs. me a;,i S
take pleasure in saying that We have Know hIsSS
hiohaTd q. Lee many years previous 70 tns , snsr
ing out OF the Rebellion, q . successful Sns
roth IN RanaRhA county Va, and aaiia co..
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Tne &C., centroverrr.

The London Times correspondent in
this country writes from Washington
reiterating his former statement that
Mr.. Seward had protested against Ma
poleon's sending negro troops to Maxi
milan. The correspondent pretends to
have his information direct from the
office of the Secretary of State, and saws
of the dispatch in question:
81 set forth that when the first force
was dispatched from Egypt the govern
ment did not interfere, because it was
engaged in settling its own domestic
ditierencess that, as theemperor wns
aware 1t had now abohshed slavery in
its own country, and could not
but look with disfavor upon an
attempt made by a foreign power to
Introduce negroes into any part of this
continent against their will. The
United States government had been in
formed that the pasha's negroes were
compelled to take service in Mexico
against their inclination, and were even
foFeibly 4hfuBton board the ships which
were to carry them to this coputry.-
The French government was warned
that Congress had repeatedly and de
cidedly Affirmed that the Monroe doc
trfne must be maintained, and the ex-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06
QuaI.ers InTrade

The Quakers, in the early times of
their institution, We're Yery circum-
spect about the nature of their occupa-
lions, and particularly as to dealing in
superhuities and ornaments of the per-
son. Gilbert Latey was one of those
them Though he was only a tailor, he
was known and highly respected by
King James the Second. He would not
allow his servants toput any corruptiye
tinery upon the clothes which had been
ordered TO make for others. From Gill
bart 1atey i may pass to. John Wool
man. In examining the journal of the
latter find him speaking thus: at
had been my general practice to buy
and sell things really useful. Things
that served chiefly to please the vain
mind in people, was not easy to trade
In seldom did 1t; and whenever did, /
found 1t weaken me as a Christian,' ~
And from John: Woolman might men
tlon the names OF many, and, ifdelicaCy
did not forbid me, those Of Quakers
now living, who relinquished or rcguln-
ted their callings, on an idea that thew
could not consistently follow them at
all, or that they could not follow
them according to the usual man
ner of the world. L knew, the
relation of Quaker distiller who left
on his business upon principle. I was
intimate with a Quaker bookseller. He
did not give up his occupation, for this
was unnecessary; but he was scrupu-
lous about the selling of an improper
book. Another friend of mine, in the
society, succeeded but a few years ago
to draper's shop. The furnishing Of
funerals had been a profitable part OF
the employ. But he refused to be con-
ceFned in this branch of it, wholly ow-
ipgyto. his soruples about it. Another
had been established as a silversmith
fo& hany years, and had traded in the
ornamental part of the business, but
he left 1t wholly, though advantageous
ly situated, for the same reason, and
betook himself to. another trade. l
know other Quakers, who have held
other occupations, not usaIly obiec-
tionable by the world, who have be-
come uneasy about them, and have re-
linquished them in their turn, These
noble instances of the dereliction OF
gain, where 1t has interfered with prin-
ciple, 1 feel it only justice to mention
in this place. It is homage due to
Quakerism, for genuine Quakerism will
always produce such instances. No
true Quaker will remain in any occupa-
tion which he believes is improper to
pursue.-F'Tiend8 IpteLliqcncer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

ecutive aud the people looked with verys
serious concern upon the past and pres-
ent movement of France in Mexico. i
must further state-and state It on the
very best authority-that the views Of
the United Suites government ON the
subject are these: 1t holds that neither
a Inonarchial nor an imperial form Of
government will ever be tolerated by
the people on this continent, because Il
would be opposed to the whole spiFit of
their political system. 1t considers
that the emperor took an unfair alvqn-
tage of the American government in
placing Maximilian on the Mexican
throne at a time when its hands were
tied. 1t believes that neither the
French nor the English nation would
approve deliberate attempt TO rein-
troduce slavery in America, and 1t re-
CARDS the compulsory service of negro
troops In Mexico as n form of slavery
1t does not wish to go to war with
France, but it does wish to project and
defend those political principles which
the American people are most attached
To Nv ..Ir r-.IE. rgHH