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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-27

New York, Feb. 25.-At an adjourned
meeting of the committee for the celebra.
ton of the Union victories, held at 10
o'clock this afternoon, Noses Taylor in the
chair, the following gentlemen we're ap.
pointed commitnee on resolutions
Charles P. holly, Geo. Opdyke, HamiI-
ton Fish, Henry Hilton, Edward Pierpoiut,i
VIM. NJ. Evarts, VIM. Fuller, e. T. Shep-
herd, and Prosper NJ Wetmore. -
The committee reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
Res0lUca, That the solemn pledges given
to the government by the people of the
city of New York, assembled in Union
square on the 10th of April, 1861, have
been redeemed with fidelity and honor, and
and that after four years of bloody conflict,
when the majesty of the laws has been
and the national banner re-.
stored to the soil of every State in revolt,
it is fitting and just that upon the same
spot the tidings of victory should be
mingled with the acclsmations of grateful
people. 90 s'2'1'
RssolUsd, That since the cities of New
Orleans, Memphis, Vicksburg, Nashville,
Savannah, Columbia, Charleston and vii
mlOgton are freed from the terrors of the
insurgents arms, and have been received
under the protecting care of the govern.
ment, It is our duty to teach them by ex.
ample and acts Of kindness, that it is safer
and wiser to obey the law than to spurn
it's control. +,
= Resolved, That the people of the city of
New York do hereby invite the co.opera.
Iion.Of every loyal municip ality in the
Union to meet in a general celebration of
the successes of the Union armies, on Sat.
urday, the 4th day of March, ensuing, at,
mid; day, and that by the sound of cannon,
the ringing. of bells, aud the uprising Of
the voice of the people,. the national heart
may be made glad and strengthened, and
honor be rendered to the gallant men who
have pres rived the life of the Union.
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New YoFkMoney Market. 1HiSi
My YonK. FshrnnrHL 25.

MONEY-Easynt6 per cent ~ ~
STERLING Observation-Disclosures at 1Os9loS1<
GQtD-A shsde easter and quies. opening q lS9,
GOVERNMENT SrooKsSA shade easier. . q. Ea-
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Tho annoyance ofcoStant Coughing Is topped By
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Price 9S Gents. Prepared only by
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House for Sale.

MOE fSo 6 Sso4y SreE house. ..,. In-
"A ter, bath room stable, carriage. house, wash
house &C., within three minutes walk Of the Post
ONCE Possession gwen on the Of April. For
sale cheap and terms easy. II It NId before April
1St VIII be rented. Az. PA& FRIDGE
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKE,s

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TO MARRIED LADIES,
It IL peculiarly suited. It win, in short time
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
7-t' CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that ara
pregnant during the FIRST THRRE MONTHS a
they are sure to bring on Miscarriage but ut eyeFy
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sold BY al Druggists. Price One Dollar per
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JOB MOSES, q Oortlandt st., NY.
N. -S1.00 and sig postage stamps, enclosed to
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CmcmHA91, Feb. 26 "A FIRE this morn.
ing destroyed the COmpoViDg rooms of the
Enquirer office. The paper will be issued
AS usual.
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Two Pieces Of Desirable Land
FOR SAT,E-

FOR SALE.
'NNB piece containing about THIRTY-sIX Cs6)
" ACRES, located between the National Road
and Wheeling creek, distance four miles from the
City ofWheeling by said road The above is good
bottom land, and well adapted for Vineya I'd and
Gardening purposes.
The other piece, containing about FoRTY-sEVEN
C4DACRES, located also on Wheeling creek, and di.
yided from the former piece by the above creek
and through which the Hempfeld railroad passes-
by this road 1t is about two and half miles distant
there Is good ORCHARD, and admirably adapted
for Vineyard, and on which there are some other
improvements.
ed for sale ct public auction, on Thursday, the Cd
day Of March, ensuing, at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ
Further information can be had of the under
signed. T. CLARK.
The special attention of oil, coal, vintage and
gardening men is called to the above. slsL
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GENrLEMRNs, LIST.


Atwell Thos L or Vim Lenneu James
Aler Lose William
Ankron Capt Jos Lewis Nathaniel
Brown K Meguillet Capt
BickertOn Aurther Myers A B
Browufeld Archibald 2 Melton Fairfax O
BAsford Adam Mohat George
BeltL John W Mathews Joseph
Bently Joseph Mills JaheTy
orockard John Maxwell Mathew
Golfer Oscar Miles Patrick
ColmRnt John MOtfAtt Thomas
Olary Jonathan MillAugh VIM
Oolsen Daniel Myers VIM
Oapito Christian Mullinix VIM H
Clean Jacob McVRy James edwin
OoWLes MoIlWRine Andrew
Oarley o No JOnAughy James
Olattetbuck VIM McAneny Francis
Connell Thomas Nidert Lit No
Carroll Patrick HeTton CharIes2
| Connolly Michael Orr Thomas
Craig n II Ogle Mr.
Day John Patse Henry Hsrvey
Duney John Phillips john n
Denkln Porter John
Dent u Q1ayle Thomas W
Davis VIM kichy James
began VIM Raymon John T
| Diamont Reeve
| Edward Geo or Reed Ray TW
Fields Michael Richards Samuel
| forsyth Z Reed DIR p
GOsling Andrew Ricketts, George
| Gomellion w Robson George
Glynn John RItchell George
Gof John W Salm Col Prince Salm
Good John II 2 Stewart John
Gibson ] ohm Smith John2
Glenn VIM Sterling John D
Holtou WB .f# Sindledocker John
Hot Lit " DIS shaw Isaac o
| Hopper Vim ShrooeS John
Hill Robert J ~. Steal John
H. milton Ned 2 Smith Augustine
Hoffman N N Timons Charles
HOrning Lewis Tierney John
Herr John Tuttle SilAs 2
Howell David NJ TOmpkinB @
Han Daniel Vale Sol
Johnston WilliGmH YaWter Lemuel2
Joyce Thomas West WmH
Jones Junius N fa Wilson Thomas q
| Jukes Israel WAIther Loreenn
| JonesPN VESSEL John
4nggersou Mr. Wheeler Serg't Jas W
Kirkpatrick Isaac I Wharton JAmesG ,--
Keller Webb John ha
kirk -sgg,yr Willis HenryH a.
keyser David Webb G eorge
Kennedy Wheeler Franklin
kary David Webb B
Kane Patrick WhAley Augustus
| Louther Lucien Wheat DR.
| Luker John
A. W. CAMPBELL. P. II.
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INV YORK, Feb. ga letter published
in the Richmond papers from Gen.Lee says:
TheaTmiug of the negroes is not only ex
pedieut but necessary, as he does not think
the white population can supply the neces-
sites Of longer war. q 70
A letter to the Herald, from the eth ar.
my corps, dated the 23d, says that several
brigsdes of Hills corps have gone South
whole OF Lse's army Is under marching Or
ders. - - s = '
Another letter, dated the Gath, says, it
is known lthatza considerable portion of
Lees was yesterday ordered to make four
days cooked rations, aud prepare 10 carry
a CONSIDERABLY amount Of ammunition on
their person. More news will probably
be sscertained to-day. -. 80,
Additional precautions are being taken
at City Point and other places, for the pro-
per reception. Of the rebel rams which are
expected soon to make another attempt At
raid down the James river. -
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Up .Q.....6lsg1aa8.
Dispatch from admiral Porter. ] !.

For Afternoon Report see 1GE Page
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CAIRO, Feb. 25-s:25 p. m..-The steamer
Swan from New Orleans, the 18th, passed
up for St. Louis.
The Constitutional amendment abolish.
ing slavery, was ratified by the State of
Louisiana on the 18th, by both houses.
In the Louisiana Legislature, Mr.. Hills
introduced memorial, signed by about
5000 'cOlOred meu, asking the right of suf-
trage. 1t was referred to select Com
mittee.
AT special meeting Of the New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce on the 18th, a
Committee was appointed and instructed
to memorialize Congress for an appropria.
ton for removing distractions in. passes
of the Mississippi river, as mud and other
material have accumulated These have
become so great as to form a source of
considerable risk, delay and Inconvenience
to underwriters, ship owners, 60 Alsoto
represent to, the Post Master General the
delays and Irregularities of the mails by
these distractions and the great Injury re-.
sulting therefrom to the business of the
city, and to secure, if possible, the correc.
ton of the evil y = 81 q
The sales of the Z 30 loan by the first
National Bank of Cairo, to-day, amounted
Sls1, 900. q VT - al ssr-Fs#
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Private Residence EPublio Sale.

JOSEPH sEYBOLD, Sheriff OF Ohio Co,
feb16-1m and e such. QommiGaioner.
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race Of the South, aud the nisgurd Yankee
is unwilling to incur the e,pens. OF a STAN
ding army.
Our cause, then. involves not merely the
right Of self government but the higher
right OF self preservation. To yield is not
only to incur hepgery and.slavery. but
death its.lf-death in n thousand forme,
by the sword, by the halter, by starvation,
BY aii the appliances which tyranny can in.
vent to break the heart aud crush the soul
We cannot deny that the Yankee is mgs
NOUS. and all his ingenuity, in the event Of
our subjuga,ion, will be exerted to torture
Us out OF existence We have daily evil
dence Of the Yankee purpose to destroy
the negro race 90 this continent. Ills
purpose is no less fixed to destroy the
white rnee Of the Sonth. Ours is literally
a war for life or death-phy sicaI death.
Victory or annihlation are the only altern-
atives.
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From Hoods Army.

SELMA, GALA Doc. 3o.-Ths Reporter.
Of this Afternoso, aays . we'll known gen.
tisman OF Huntsville, who left that place
on tEs 2isl, arrived at Merid.an ca the
27.n, bringing the following gratifying iu-
tslligeucs from Hsod's army in North Ala.
hama.
GeusrA Hood. on the eve of Withdraw.
ing from Nashville, was attacked vigorous
Iy by Thomas, who mssssd u heavy force
and threw upon the centre, which Was CON.
posed Of Chestham's and Bates divisions.
These veteran trOOPs gave way. Hood
then moved on Columbia, where he WAS ut
last secoupts.
On the 20,h there was another fight, 10
which tho enemy were badly whipped, los.
ing one entire brigade captured. besides
killed and wounded.
Forrsst captured IN entire brigade OF
cavalry, and six hundred wagons
The population Of Middle Tennessee and
North Alabama wsre thoroughly aroused,
and every man and boy capable of bearing
srms wers hurried forward to join our A..
my. Ten companies were formed al Hunts.
vile, Ala, in = week. Tha, place had been
taken possession Of by ten Yankee regi.
sents from Point Peak, but Roddy had
bsen ordered to retake and hold il ut all
hazards.
Ten gunboats came M the Tennessee
river and attempted to cross the Muscle
Shosis Al Decatur Roddy had attacked
them, destroying one, aod probably anoth.
sr; the remainder were injured.
Forrest has been made . Lisutspapt.
Gshsfsl.
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To Stock Raisers.

mAvING BEEN SOLICITED TO PUR-
8 Oh ASE fiue Stallion, in order to improve
the stock Of my neishborhood, I have selected
aud purchased, ata high price, the beautiful
your.s thoroughbred horse JEFF. DAVIS
sired by the celebrated imported horse IorA,
that was selected Ir England by Col Beatty, OF
Jniou District, s. g., aud purchased withou,
regard TO price, TO improve the stock OF tho
South. All that see JEFF. DAVIS will at once
perceive how well the selection was made. lie
is iour yeas old, fifteen and a haiLhsuds high,
and will be sixt.en-s rich mahogany bay
aud pronounced by gpol judgesa perfect np iel,
aud is beyond all Question, eq'Ial To any colt in
the Confederate States He will remain oil the
time at his stable. Fiat Rock,
TsvHs -One hundred dollars. TO insars aud
one dollar to the groom. Great care will DO
taken to prevent accidents, but will NOT 10
responsible should any occur.
Also
Have a supply Of hammered Iron Plough
Monds-s superior .artiie--ior sale At 81. SO
per IT,, or exchange for cotton, Que pound of
Iron Tor two Of cotton.
J. w. FORD.
Dee. Q, 1854, 43-lVm <m.
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The Csuse.

Whatever may bo the opinions entertain
cd 10 regard to the conduct of the war,
says the Richmond Wing, there is one
point on which two opinions are impossible
-coms what may, the cause must be up.
held. Everything that 10 dear TO man. sv
cry hope Of the future, is staked on this
osuss. 1t may bs ti'at our rulers have err.
cd II their judgment Of meat may DO
that they have been too much guided by
thsir Prejudicss slill that does not absol, Q
ns from our allegiance 10 the cause. We
perish - q people the moment the strug'
gle 10 abandoned for the deliberate, de-.
shared purpose Of the enemy 10 10 extsrm.
nate the Pestileus race Of rebels and 70 re
place them with negroes first and Yaukss
Afterwards,
The men Of Nav England. who now
rule the United States with the iron hand
and to whom Brooks, Of New York, sp
pealsd the other day, are n,erciiess 10 their
dsterpinsIon TO sxtsrpste the people OF
the South. to remove them utterly from
shs face Of the earth, 80 that their
namS shsh be known 20 more among the
nations. They do the Southerpsrs the
justice 70 believe that peaee .na concord
are impossible. 80 long as thsy exist to up.
hold the doctrine Of civil liberty and the
rights Of the States. Therefore, they pro-
pose. with the cold, calculating malice Of
cspidisy. iSfamed BY fsna,icism, to obIitsr.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs,

VIII be inserted at Eve dollars per square
fsr the Arst, and three dollars per squire
fer. each subsequent insertion. A square
to ssRsst Of the space Of 10 lines. BREWER type.
Ne Advertisement considered Ices than = square.
The number Of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered cut and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and Job work must be paid
fer in produce-ths old price TO govern each
vay.
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. Rags! Rags!

The highest market prices will be paid
Tor all ciean cotton snd nnea rays, 10 iargr
or s'nsi' Quantities dsl'ssrsd At ,n,s once
> Persons ia makiug uP lnrir package, ui
rags will pleas. DO careful uo, 20 include
any ~ooisa scfaPs Il
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The LANCASTER LEDGER
rablishsd every Tuesday Morning
". M. q o N m O r. s
Editor and proprietor.
T z 3 II s:
For 9ir Months, iu advance,
&6 90

Tor Biz henths, 10 ADVANCE. &c 0R
Fer Three Months, in rdyanee, $50
When net paid 10 advance, fifty per cent
nysa tho above rates ~il. be charged Paw.
seat within ono month from the date of
subscription will DO considered Ia advance.
PsoDucEHs will he charged at the rate of
$50 Ter IL aonths. to be paid in provisions
at old Priess.
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oopt, 40 the phsts upon ~ntcn tney are w
sssess said tax, tho smnunt Of each pr"du-
Ger, rs returned 10 the Confederate Asses
sor for the year one Thousand e,ght han
dred and sixtv. -four, A. the tax IN kind Uf
the Confederate Government, adding there
to, however, in each instance, the amount
deducted BY the Confederate Assessor for
the raising and ia,iening OF pork, and in
cludpg The crops OF al producers who raise
,nure thnu one hundred and less than two
hundred bnsnsis OF corn, which shall BE-
bv each Beard by such method
M 10 them sha'i s"em best, or each Board
may ascertain and asse>s ihis tax b. SUCH
other method ne To II may seem best, each
Board Itself TO pay cut OF it's receipts the
Incurred bv such ,ns,h"d and
Tor The purpose OF collecting said tax, .uch
member VI Board Is hereby authorized To
draw his order for said tax upon any pro
ducer within the sec,ion ssigned him, 10
be delivered To- such person or persons as
may be asmed. md ia ZACH proportion a.
the Bond NAV de-m j.st and proper--ihe
order To 6e tie voucher tor tho PAYMENT
Ia such sections or dis, ric's in which u
shall spp-uf that there 10 M sxcess OF pro
visions or manufactured arl.clss under this
Act, such excess shall be deli. cred at such
time aud place as the Commissioner shall
order, alter ten days notice, for the pur
pose Of beng transported TO other ssc ions
or districts Of the State: P,Oriked, Tnnt
no per.on shalt be required 10 deliver HI
produce at - distance exceeding twelve
miles from the place Of production. Ia the
event that any person liable shall fail OF
refuse ia deliver the amount Of said tax on
nc ofoe' ~ ."e commissioner w'h'h 'he
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Slave Labor for the
Coast,
DIVISION NO 2.


7 COMMISSIONERS uf Roads and the
IL. Town Authorities within III. Judicial
D,,,iicts Of Lancaster. Ker-haw, Chester.
held, Mrribcr", Darlington. Mariyn. Sum
tor, Clarendon, Wi.iiam sburg xnd iiorry
will forthaih snmtn"n all shareholders
within their respective limits to deliver
ONE FOURTH " Of their slaves liable
10 Road duty III tue Railroad Depots near
ssL their Residence ON TUESDAY, the 10th
lay Of January nsxt, NJ d O'Clock m
there 10 a" aiut transports lion TO CharleS-
ton for Il ir,y days labor on tho for,ihca-
IONS.
III. Commissioners Of Roads aud the an
thoii.i-s above named, .ho have not furn.
isb~u the Returns called for in CircuIxs Of
ION Ocinb-r last. from the O.hre 1T the
Agent Of the State. are requested to for
ward them at once, n, they are wanted for
im,nrdiats use. These Returns viii gives
he names OF all Orners aud the number
Of their Road lIai.ds
Is. JOHNSON.
hgeit of State 0f South Curulins.
Camden. Dee Is, 1864, At
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so u L II e. 4 R o LIN A.
LANCASTER DIS'r,;E"r

T.NNCNNTEK UISTfiINT 7.
io>-ph Il BlacEm,n, app iea.,,) tppIica-
~ lI"n for
i".' ID. B%rknoo, James 4. { Sais real
.Iiackmon. and Others. Estate Of
Britton Black mon, dec'd.
II appearing TO my satisfaction that john
A. Binckmon, ons'of tile defendants, resides
without this State, Il u therefore usdsssi
that he do appear aud object to the divisioa-
or sale Of the real estate Of Brition Black.
mon. d.css>ed, on or before ths 2Oth day
"f February 1865, or his cOossul 10 he
zane will bs entered Of record.
"a. WILLIAMS.
.. l.. d.
Nov. ~, 1854, AI-3O
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Estrayod.

Estrayed.
DROKE AWAY FROM THE OWNER
- IN tie night Of The 7th instant, at the
Teen hands high, thirteen yeass old. with
Two ~hte feet on one side. smaH star 10
her forehead, aud = s~dtfe .pot.
A liberal reward will be given Tor her do.
Iiiery, or 50 that I. gee her. The owner
ives seven miles North Of Liberty Hin and
t~eive miles South OF Lancaster T.. H., on
.rhe Coil road.
MATTHIAS CRENSHAw.
z Dpc. 40. 1864, - r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

- - 9t ss sI1
Of our preparations to meet his attack
at Branchvillc We arc not informed. Au>
gusta is we'll protected by carthworks.
WORCESTERSHIRE AND CoNsCRIrr OF
FICERS.
A bill is TO be introduced in the Con.
fedcrate Senate this morning to abolish
provost marshals, except within the lines
Of armies in the field, and to turn over to
the reserve forces the duties now per-
formed by the conscript officers, their
guards, etc. II is believed by the friends
Of this measure that it will add large
number Of able bodied men to the ar,nv.
all of whose places can be filled, and
duties efficiently performed, by the men
under eighteen and over forty five years
Of age.
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MISTF(Igs,,C 0tfS.

The London papers laugh 4 good deal
at Stewards awkward back~down in the
Florida case.
The Theatre Royal, at E,iinburs, wa,
totally destroyed by fire on the 18th
ul,imo, anil Dumbar Of persons were
Killed and injured.
1t was reported il London that Queen
Victoria had made the poet Tennyson a
baronct-
Work on the Atlantic telegraph was
being rapidly pushed forward, and it is
expected that the entire cable viii DC
ready by the igt OF next June.
Consols closed in London on :ho 9TH
ultimo ut from eighty nine aud five
'eighths TO eighty -n,ne and scven-cl ghtls
for money. The Liverpool cotton and
hrcadstuiis markets on the same day
were dull, with declining tendency
Provisions and produce were steady,
without any quotahle change.