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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

DS-THE RECEHF SEoRH AND FLOODS
The rain last week seems to have been
general and to have done great deal of
Injury to property. The railroads and
telegraph lines were badly used up by the
storm and foods. Between here and steu.
benville the c. 4 P. road was under water
aud no trains ran up or down on satur.
day. The Pennsylvania Central was re-
ported submerged and washed away along
the Juniata and Susquehana. The Cen.
trail Ohio is also said to have been consid.
erably Injured. No Eastern or Western
mails were received or sent by the railroads
on Saturday. A few bags were brought
down by the Steubenville boat and re-
turn mail sent up in the afternoon The
Postmaster here telegraphed to Pittsburgh
to have all matter for delivery or distribu-
ton tthis point sent down by the Hrst
boat, and, falling in that, to have it wagons
ed across to Washington, Pa, and sent
down by the Heupfeld road. The delayed
mails will be very heavy, No New York
papers later than Wednesday last have
been received. To be without either mails
or telegraphie Communication is bad in.
deed. The lines to New York and Phila.
delphia, east of Pittsburgh, were reported
down by the mile, and although large
working parties had been sent out yet they
we're still out of order up to Saturday
night. DISPATCHES could op1v reach Nau
York via Buffalo and Montreal-an expen-
siVe roundabout. The lines along the
B Baltimore road were working to Washing
ton City but were mOnopoli1ed by the gov
ernmeut. 1t is hoped that "order will
reign in Warsaw" from, and after to-day.
and that We will be once more in conmul
nication with the outside world.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

Whereas reliable information has been
received that hostile Indians within the
limits of the United States have been fur
nished with arms and munitions of war,
by persons dwelling in foreign territories,
and are thereby enabled to prosecute their
savage warfare upon the exposed and sparse
settlements Of the frontier; Now, therefore
be ii known, that /, Abraham Lincoln,
President of the United States Of America,
do hereby proclaim and direct, that ell per-
Sons engaged in that netarious traffic, shall
be arrested and tried by court martial at
the nearest military post aud il convicted
shall receive the punishment due to their
deserts. In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand aud caused the seal of
the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this
seventeenth day of March, in the year of
our Lord one Thousand eight huodred aud
sixty Eve, and of the Independence of the
United States the eighty-ninth.
TSigned1 IL ABRAHAM LIEGOLH.
By the Preefdant: 10.
W. d. SBWARB, Sec'y of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

WTHBWarm weather RIH soon set in
and as matter of sanitary precautiop, all
the sediment and garbage deposited by the
foods ought to be cleaned up as rapidly as
possible. 1t has been feared for some time
past that the present spring season would
be more sickly than usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
~BuOkvHEAT cakes, in season ar, IN

~BuOkvHrAE cskeS in season arc in
every body's mouth, and may be greatly
improved in taste and wholesomeness, il
"well raised" The "Exceisfor Baking
Powder" is the best 10 the market for bat.
ter cakes, biscuits, DO. For sale by T. h.
Logan & Co., and Logan, List j, & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

BHTHH Peak family are advertised to
appear at Washington Hall this evening.
They we're at GAINESVILLE on Saturday, and
We doubt not will reach here to-day. They
come highly spoken by the prsss s1a ali
directions. ~ ~ "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

~ We understand that the upper
stories Of the warehouse of Rhodes 1. Wal-
field at Bridgeport, gave way on Saturday
in consequence of their cellar soods-being
piled up in them to escape ths,aood.r We
did not learn the extent OF their loss Int q
considerable grain Was -precipitated into
the water.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

@A Ma. PATEOS, who lives it. Centre
Wheeling, fell through the little suspeu.
sion bridge at the foot of Market street
last night about II. o'clock. BE saved
himself from drowning by catching in time
to the boards on either side of the trap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

D@A nEw article in tho vay1Of markets
ing will be found at the Centre Wheeling
market house on Tuesday morning, and
which it is supposed Hillsmaka up for apv
deficiency in the usual supply Occasioued
by the late food. e1qT..--,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

~THu Golden Fra after lying aboyS
the bridge for considerable time nrep.r.
ing her chimneys to pass under. ran too
close to the shore and got foul Of tbe4Ys -
knockipgvher Ohimueys and, tWistinS one
considerably out of the perpendicular. The
accident caused detention 5for several
hours. az zaseS5 !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
From Man nrlannn..

rNEw YoRk. March, 1sth-Ths steamer
Gee. Cromwell from New Orleans March,
The draft Was progressing "A sslfab.
break had occurred in the Ievee on the
West bank of the Mississippi, elk miIes be-.
low Baton Rouge: = !. $l5fll Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

nGrA LARGE number of barrels filed
with oil were stopped ON the Island and
all along shore by the akiR men yesterday
and Saturday. One enterpriDiug person
towed in box filled with clothing. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
". d. sEwARD, sec'y of State.

Pa rLADELPHIA, March 10 Subscriptions
to the 30 loan TO day received by Jay
Cook L Co., amounted to So 536. 100, in.
Guiding one of $500 600 from Boston, and
one Of $500 900 from Providence, B. l !, aud
MISUNDERSTANDING Total for the
week S24 592 200
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

BU-A young gentleman named Henry
Drakley from Baltimore, died very. sudden-
ly here at the residence of Mr.. Darrah on
Friday evening. He was ill only a few
hours. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
The n y Central AN Riebt. 7

BUFFALO; March le.-The New. York
Central trains will cowmenes running to-
morrow morning, passengera being trans
ferred via Andrews street bridge IN Ro-
chester The road is bnt slightly damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
SEWING MACHINE!
[From tic United Prosbytellan..J

From tho United Presbytelan.I s.. -.
"After more than one years. experience, We can
cordially recommend to our friends Wheeler and
Wilson's Family eeWing Machines, as one Of the
mott useful pieces Of heusehold furniture with
which any house can be supplied. It Is the last
thing in orr domestic institution that We would
part with. p g 3 . y 81 s. \. iAi V
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

H8PRTER CLINE. brakeman on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, had his foot
horribly crushed on Saturday at Manning
ton. He was standing on the track for the
purpose of masking coupling; one foot
was on the rail aud failing to remove it
in time, wheel of the backing train pass
ed over it. He was brought to this city
and conveyed to his residence in North
Wheeling. 1t was feared that amputatiOn
would be necessary. r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

9rT Tar steamer julia, on her way down,
ran against one Of the piers of the steu-
bonvilIe bridge, We understand that che
was only saved from total wreck by the
drift wood which had lodged against the
pier and served to break the force of the
collision. She stopped at Steubenville
Tor repairs. We have not learned the e1-
tent of the dainage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
.6nTs2S.isNsvA ;7ort E,a..Ti-

isWheslsr and Wilson's Msehinss are the favor.
ties for families, being especially sdlpted to that
purpose. They work more rapidly, with LEES frie
ton and greater economy Of thread, than most, If
not ALI others, end ope1orm By fEr the Rreatest
variety OF work. o. DOS 's'i's'"! ~ e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
iErom 30 Restern ohri,ti,n Adroonte.l

IRON the western Christian Advocated
{ eve have personally examined the principal ma
chimes in uge, antHithqn anxious desire toplsSe
recommend Wheeler and wflSon'a Family Sewing
good, bettor andibeU and the best machine, We
feel entirely sale III aging, Is Wheeler WtSons.S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
q. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING RONnS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Novembsr,
which makes the actual profit on the $50 loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from stat.
and "unt'tpal tasattoa, av1tea adds from on. .
ta'''psrOst more according to the rates levied on
OtheE property. The interest is payable semi anu
ally by coupons attached 90 each note, which may
be cut OF and sold to any bank or banker.
7, The interest amounts to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

By authority of the seor.ary Of the Treasury, the
Undersigned has assumed the General subscription
Agency for sale of United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and throO4snthu per cent intsro..
PEI 4snnum, known aiths
IA seVen-Thirty Loan.
These note1 are is.ped under the date Of Angus.
18TH 1884 and are payable in three year, from that
time IN currency, or are convertible at the option
Oftho holder into '-..'5 81 za @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
DR.. IL. ~. LEE

:" Ill hereafter devote from 70 2IS o'clock Of
w eseh day, to the operations sud treatment Of
"A the yAEious3 diseases and mAlfoEmatEoHs OF the
Eye. add also At the came time he VIII examine and
tFeaf al the different forms Of eIub-EooE.
oHee-NAin street, adjoining the Grant House.
mh2.6m = = - - - - - = --.-----
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

wAsHINeroN, Marcn 10 by the Presi.
dent of the United States of America:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
Valuable Farm for Sale!
IN HARRIsON COUNIY. W.YA.

IA THIN half a mile Of the West Branch Of the
w MononRahelA River ard the PaiTmont and
Clsrks6uTg Turnpike 800 seres, fertile limestone
good state of cultivation, Comfortable houSe and
barn An eight FOOT vein Of coal cropping out, and
young orchard Of choice fruit, on the premises.
Directly III the line Of the NononRaheIa and Lewis
burg Railroad Good oil indications In the neigh
boThood Inquire at this offcs. mh2O-3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

Notes Of an the Denominations named win be
promptly furnlahod upon receipt of subscriptions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

Tr-5sttsl '3St1G s7FfSlE ti'Ej fF~
 rfhs fnh flnasreha al who birsa hHS SassYInstify ,I bod:
 ofi isa tug apuag selsfks Aere was pope like ne FSpGeSRs the saiesisanaTha, sarried the
 s9olhodgiA0 .betssv4ad gnisd Ggos ie igooI One day he'sas fl yidg. sIghr up a hseplaadef,
 Wifh plepay of byicks in his lh9d and this bat; And just as he shiftpd his foot for 2 second,
 rung'i, gave way And n me pafent fell aat:. They sini for coroner T; jury and doci hor, ~
 The Hast was Sio6 sfA e bats inc former was yIAtnots saoIi bsyiq9sr 1oaod to iabsss di An inquest was,beld and q yerdiet was giyenlw77-
 Twas Death from sun, n,stroke of whlskey
 F;@5dE6o Hot ,sg s1sST owl a9sig aii1 2nfFBEi And thus was I lef, f,r a sws,e little orphan
 Jeost twehty year si old win never a cent, 2 Surrounded by those whose intiHtion was pnly
 To trate me with grace till me fortune was spent.
 Twas lucky | had such q fine education,
 By raisih Of niakitl' The fires for asschool; U I wr,ap atltr4esd,and and spoke Greek ilikens
 <, ias's sa. liSo',xil sp r3 r3y Terence rools l eStj3AilJ3 IG 5i ,5ESH33 5hS S3H 9l}iTa1 t{4ff So what do start but newspaper spacious,
 Aid called it me s'frfshmanfs Morning Ga
 3DJ aeiter,sts Jh! oi ,nsJ5iTw gisanE3.lsG Gotlpuper and printing and Ii items on credit,
 And talked of the ss" sheet M 10 t whoever m met Ab,. sure, but ghty nsie thing Imade, of it; ;, I told of great doings before they occurred 1; got np fresh murders f6r each ofthe Issues. And lackgaardeds all ,hatkeounted absurd. went into politics apato the hanaie,iia A;od !,
 And preyeds that hthe 9cean.rg wac ruined called ihs pcstmasiear ,s't thief anl scoidndrel
 And eulogiaed freedemg eealuueh and free ':Iii trades io s9sio1exa uaaot ,oodos cit baes tratel of thiag gs'tl,at wsrss doing in EurOpea
 And wrote editorials all about ykiags;.s,a ], I got up an Elegant fancy news item i, :, t, .,
 About q strange pig hat was throub1ed with
 .b.b wingssgdt .s9tai2 baIiaJ sd1 io yfqa published tbe essays of pateus qnaek |, ,aoethors criticised actors and pictures and books nd when a philant hropist' paid His sabscrip-
 1sp9ks of tt1sn tt1s atf"bls Mr. 7'. goqdd. l0oeks, ]ch,, mprthss. .9but didp'! Laathsr the spalpeen That vaiply. preisnded to edit the News; called him mane, eg0sticaf twsddler,A 't Not. Worth the tebaceoia gentleman chewss3 3f ,ha ha surs rsllvvsasa twas gTne1ienan Te11i lai paper made
 Tbat digaiasdi journal, 4the S' Morning Ga 1 i geitsta YltI3ra hraoda3aj6 ,di ta ao!l Ind nothing was, wanting toy finish my fortune, l Bnt all fhe subscribers hadn't got yet, ' l staia ed, .s91a sd a9Ikiid3 10 bH4 o.I} dos he morning, however, ne giant edition ,,,,, Was taken as quick as 1t came from the press; Fl rheperspn a~ho teoksi it was known as the aq sherif, sss7uDa l9 gi Sf}l.9sai 8
 And what was .hs reisin reiis I leave you t. guess s rhepeeforth I4sresirsd from the .feots.ool of genius, ..a. e,.;.;. ,ft:.,.,. ,,,..,s,,.,, I.,,
 To aercantile if fife hlfhs in fhs service of Dod; a And now like me father lin simply yours truly,
 The clerk that makes, meEter 4nd carries the
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
'''is s'''f CHAPTER cxxv

Ahl ,4tct Telatlng 10 ClFll Actions Be it enacted by tue Semate and House of Repre- seAtatires, im General Assembly eourened
 . q. SEC, l That, whenever application shall be
 made to town to form alter or dissolve school district any district aggreved by the action Or neglect of action of the town, in the premises, may appeal from such action or neglect of said town,- in the premises, to the superior court of the county in which such town is situated. SEC. Such appeal may be taken to either of athe next two, terms succeeding the action. or neglect, appealed from, and shall be made by a brief statement: that such appeal is taken, by whom, and the subject matter of such appeal, ssigned by the proper agent or attorney of the appellants, to which shall be annexed citation signed by proper authority, notifying the appel lees to appea at he court to which such appeal is taken; and seryice thereof shall be made by some proper officer. leaving true and attested copy of s1ch appeal and citation with the town clerk or one ot tie seectmen of such town, and with the clerk or one of the district committee of any other district interested, at least twelve days before the session of the court to which the same is made returnable.
 SEC g. Said court shall hear the parties, and shall have the same powers to act upon said ap. plcation that said town by law had. Aud if said court sees fit, it may appoint committee to re- port the facts and their opinion thereon. And the final decree of said court in the premises shall be recorded in the records of said town And said court shall have full power as to the allowance and taxation of costs, including the fees for the surveys, and copies and recording of such decree Io ,E.t t..=N
 l1 SEC A. No alteration of the lines so fixed by such decree shall be made, except by the superior court of such county And such court shall have original jurisdiction! of any application for the purpose made by any district interested
 P Approved, July 2lst, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

An Act in alteration of An Act concerning s Communities and Corporations.,,asaT
 !; Be it s,sected 5ylths Ssnats and Hoaseof Repre
 se,stattpss sh GenSrdl Assembly, co,scened: N ' lSicL The idiractorSE of every ocorpSrations ors Sbe ofeanized and established under the proyis.
 idns ss6tionsl96 6f ths ctt entitled lw An Act
 concerning Communities and Corporations 5 shall
 choose one of their number to be president, and
 shall also sh6ossaa eeret6ry and treasurer which
 .ssy pIsce o business, and T keep the books of ssid torpdratioas within this Stase and shall Echoose such other officers as the by.laws of the GOT boration shah prescribe, all which said om- cers shall hold thsiF 6ces until ethers shall be . :swoiiof ss cts sedsiaaI zis sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
,tw,'.Hl7,oLE,s,No ;, 2 .saoss.

divorce or separation, or upon application to ths superior court afterwards made. the court ahnlf inquire by proper proof into the amount of proDi ertv or estate of both such parents and into tfs, ability or such parents respectively, to provide for the maintenance and support of such child. and may make such order and decree againss either or both of said parents for the support and
 maintenance of such child as it shall consider just and equitable, and may eirect any proper sec6ri- ty to be given, for such support and maintenance or may enforce such decree as said court shah make for such support and maintenance by aayr proper proceedings usnsl in courts of equity. 5le
 SEC l3. Chapter II of An Act concerning the Domestic Relations, and ali acts or parts of faets, inconsistent with the provisions of this act, ars hereby repealed. 5ng gf9di T1i vlIagess0oeO ha
 sEc:, IA. This act shall not affect any suit now penoing' 73og Iaae .aldiasaI sa yiEtqaT &a PROPOSED AMEEDMENT, Dl.IlS,E, TO THE coNsTl. At General Assembly of the State of Counscti-
 cut, holden at Hartford, In said State. on tha
 first Wednesday of May, in the year of oar
 Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
 five: gs&1at o1 5,aT 9io1a a sgaHi ii bVs
 Resolved by the House of Representatives, That the following be proposed as an Amendmsnt to the Constitution of this State, which, when sp-, proved and adopted in the manner provided 6y the Constitution shal! to all intents and purposes
 "SEC- F. The electors of this State shall assem. ble in their respective townson the Tuesday after the first Monday of November, lhe6, andannnslly thereafter on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November, for the purpose of depositing their, ballots for governor, lieutenant governor, secrs- tary, treasurer, comptroller of public accounts, and senators and representatives in the General Assembly, and the persons then chosen shall hold their offices to which they are respectively elected for the term of one year,, from tho first Monday of January naxt, following their election.
 SEC. f2 The persons who shall be aeyerally elee- ted to the offices mentioned in the preceding seo- tiGn. on the rst Monday of April, Is66 shall hold such offices only till the first Monday of January, 1867 'o 6, 8.:gGla f4g ] Eqd| ]135E'' SEC.3 The annual session of the General As. sembly shall be holden on the first Monday ef January, 1867. in the city of Hartford, and there after shall be held alternately in the cities of NeH Haven and Hartford 'i'" a,, '' VI SEQ. 4 The judges of probate shall be appoint. ed by the electors residing in the several probate districts and qualified to vote for rspresentatives therein, in such manner as shall be prescribed by law, and shall hold their offices for such term e the General Assembly may provide 1; but the Cen eral Assembly, after such judges shall have been so appointed, shall have no power to deprive such judges of the full official term for which they shall have been appointed .h2 3at 2 h2ssEq ia'
 House of Representatives, July 10, ls66. a-1' j.
 Passed. ad ] ot JOHN N. MoBRIs,r t | tsr AnatHeene Ct9EE-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
ofl 4c.lcHAprER cxxxIi.
An Act for the Improvement of theVig@'

An Act for the Improvement of theViga'aon oi 8d the Connecticut Riya
 oBs tt e,ideted blythe Ss',ate a'ldHs 2, nsp'e' sentatipssI i3s Gseral Asse1nbfa coEen to- E. o, llgsEc. I. It shall be the duty os master .a or .personin charge respectively of saliihg yes. ,sels or propellers. of a draft o4rs .nan La s.A to tha off, o of Hortforss y from an,rt or place Se yas,S tbs mnn.h nf nonnecticiyer and all ssea I ameps nj; nra,,sl,srs enoared wing on said
 riyer to renprt fo the nort warof the city oi
 Hartfnrd Eitb;n twantv.fonr H after every
 arrival at said city, stating to "afoen tns
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
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 MokARcHIeAL, MAxlMs. Accordingi to. Mc- Dufie. tCottonIis King, ,.,aBroderick oaverreds that, Gold is King;' ,arecentsa sabihqnay article on a osugar discovery. tassetts othato sCorn ? is rKmg;' bat,Andrewsdohnsonihas dsnaonstratedi thatIthe New York Oollscsoris is King oi snot' !, l. "A darkss's instructions for putting oh a coat were FNust de"tight arm den aelet, den gib4 one general conwulshbnc.' 's''@7' 'A'1's,'4 'Sohs mother, s said very little qhiid Mr: s- does love Lucy--he sits by her, he whispers to her. and he hugs her Why, Ed; Efl; ward Sd your aunt does not suffer that, does she [ saffsr it! naooi naooi, motherA sue aopssf -''' N
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 investlng penny thbqt h tItsa little brown coamgmo ag 1ility, Cause the raw ones want looking efter I and the wormy ones you have to throw away
 but with thu. .lSiled ones 1t don't make no differ ence-worms canaahusF Ian sbSay when they're r, thiled.'
 1 a sd: oini ,oa anoi ssaani nsstd2i9 tse Ef r -ris Why Bridgetqsaid al lady who wished tt s1rallyb bbeeservaa. girl for ratheamusemeht of th, company, upon the fantastic ornaments of. q i1huge pie. did you do thisa You're quite a, F RartS9 Tray how did you d9, ig itg 70 ,1iqdsd nun, a xss that dd ds E,idgs, Ilsa 4 lss ssa t p;tyls d5 'a t Ea9A ysps sa les
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