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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-28
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Misnallananna.

WASHINGTON, March % -From Informs
tiou received this morning, 1t appears that
the rebels have erected new battery, to
fire on our railroad trains, between City
Point and Hatcher's Run. On Monday it
opened butthe shells fell far short.
The winds are rapidly drying the roads.
Our troops are ready, in case of emergen-
cy, to move at any hour.
tits said that several days ago party
Of Sheridan's scouts were driven in from
White Oak Swamp. Hoa.rt
As the mail steamer from Washington
was comiugidown the James river yester-
day, immense columns ofsmoke we're seen
about 10 miles below Jamestown Island on
rebel soil. 1t appeared to be conhagra-
tion of timber. E7a.
Major Gen. Thomas in his official report
Of the operations of his army from Septem-
Der Z, 1854, to January 20. 1865, says:
There were captured from the enemy
during the various actions 13, 1S9 prisoners
of war, including seven general officers
and nearly 1000 other officers of lesser
grades; also 72 pieces of servicable artillery
and battle flags. During the same period
over 1000 deserters from the enemy were
received to whom the % admins
tered. Our own lesg will pSt exceed
f40.09B in Killed, oaed6d hna 1oiaaing,
The largest number OF the eInm1n Hon
chestascaptuFe were r led wi tamm1ni-
Ei6n in q good yeonditl9n and ELK! Wagons
loaded with powder weFs captured before
Nashville. Other important captures are
niAakfOU6d. ziliilz-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
DR.. T. j. Kisner

TENDERs his thanks to all those who have ia
4 yored him with their confidence and patronage,
and would inform his friends and the people geuer-
ally that he will, the coming year, occupy his old
once on Third street, near Reed 4 KTafE's Drug
Store, Centre Wheeling, W. va4 where he may be
consulted in reference to Eheir disease the nature
and character Of which the Doctor ID able at all
times, and under all circumstances to describe and
70 assure Of the probable result and duration Of
treatment. he practices the Eclectic System of
Medicine, using mild bet effective remedies sup
porting instead Of depressing the Vital Powers The
medicines used by him are prepared and put up in
his own ONCE. Besides the treatment Of Acute Dis.
eases DR.. Kaner will give his attention to the
treatment OF all varieties of Chronic disease That
scourge Of the human race ScroHula in allits varied
forms, viz: Purulent Discharges from the Ear 40
prevalent among children, Purulent Opthalmia,
Ozena Enlarged Glands, Dlcerations, Cancers, and
all varieties Of Skin Diseases will receive hiS special
ettention Diseases OF the Throat, Lungs and Heart
Liver Complaints, Diarrhoea, DysenteEy and Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary 0rgans, Syphilis 40, Ner.
Vou9 and Spinal Affections. Epilepsy, Rheumatism
ana Paralysts, Diseases of Females, Dyemenorrhea,
Leucorrheas PLolapsus Uteri and all Painful Irreg
ularities and Nervous Diseases to which they are
subject, he treats successfully. The treatment OF
CHILDREN will receive the same attention as here
tofore. All consultations and commune ations
strictly CONFIDENTIAL and will receive prompt atten-
tlon. Night calls cheertully answered. Once hours
as heretofore until further notice. nhIa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
BY Telegraph.
For Later DIspatohsG see Sd Page.
Special Dispatohea.

NBw YoRK, March 23.-A Herald's
Washington special says:
An officer says the force which the Ra.
leigh papers mention as moving towards
Hlllsboro, is Sherman's left wing moving
towards the North Carolina railroad, to
destroy the bridge over the Neuse between
Raleigh and Goldsboro.
Thousands Of refugees are on their way
to Wilmington. 7sFT Z
: The ,Wharves of all the landings between
Fayetteville and WILMINGTON are filed with
rosin, turpentine, cotton &c. The value Of
the property captured amounts to millions.
a Herald's Kinston correspondent says |:
The ram Nense, destroyed by therebels,
had crew, exclusive Of officers, of 80 men,
who surrendered. On the ram there were
81 Theoretically sealed cans of powder, of
200 pound each, and two giEty. .eiRht
po nudeFa fified guns.
The rebels before leaving Kinston placed
torpedoes all about the place, some of
which have done execution on our troops.
The Herald's I'd corps correspondent of
the goth says:
It is reported that there is an army of
rebel deserters in western North Carolina,
under lead Of one Kirk. They are all armed
and organized for protection sgainst the
conscripting officers, and iuftct such injury
upon the rebel cause as will best contribute
to a speedy Termination Of the war, and en-.
able them to return home.
The HeFald's 9th corps correspondent of
the Goth says:
A heavy rumbling as Of trains crossing
pontoon bridges. is heard every night from
within the enemy's lines, showing they are
ctivelyaengsged in some movement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
From Newborn. N. C.

NEWBERN, March 16.-[By Mail. IA
large number of refugees came intoaour
lines this afternoon. They say that the
enemy have evacuated both Goldsboro and
Raleigh, and have fallen back to HilIsboro,
with the view, they think, of joining Lee.
They report that the enemy are much de.
moralized and panic stricken, and are inn
proving every opportunity presented to
desert; that the rebel soldiers agree with
the citizens generally in the belief that
there is no chance for the Confederscy to
succeed, and that they are fighting against
hope; that rebel officers are giving their
opinions openly to the same effect, and in
many cases they abandon the field with
their men, and that these deserters are in
such formidable bodies, and 80 open and
frequent, that the enemy are powerless to
oppose this state of things, which threat
ems to result in general stampede of the
whole army, SO completely discouraged
are their officers and men. They also re-
port that Sherman will occupy Goldsboro
to morrow; that bis army is in high spirits,
we'll fed, aud drive the enemy in confusion
at, every point. Such are the concurrent
reports brought in this afternoon and eve.
ming by these refugees, and they are gen.
orally credited here.
The enemy. after buraing their navy,
abandoned Kinston in hot haste, throwing
all of their heavy guns into the Neuse liver.
They attempted to blow up their magazine,
which contained several tons of powder
but failed. 1t fell into our hands, together
with large amount of ordnance and com
missary stores. Our forces now occupy
Kinston, which was surrendered TO them
by the Mayor of the city.
A deserter who came in from the enemy
the other day, says the rebel Gen. Hoke
was killed in battle on Friday week, thi:
side of Kinston.
b 1t is reported that Bragg had 40, 900 mer
with him when he attempted to destroy
the. column that moved from here. Bragg
and Hoke gave their men the most solemr
assurances that they would march triumph
antly into Newbern last Sunday morning
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
sheriRs Sale of CITY Lot.

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Ohio
~ county, in the case of Robert 8. Mckee, Execu-
tor, vs. John J. Yarnall and others, the uGdersgn-
ed will on WE'D NESDAY, the 1St DAY OF MARCH
next at the front door Of ths Court House Of Ohio
county at 10 o'clock A. IL, sell at public aaction to
the highest and best bidder. the following lot or par.
eel of ground, situated Monroe street In the tv
Of Wheeling, and bounded as follows Beginning on
the north side of Monroe street, in said civ AZ the
oS corner Of the lot owned aad occupied by
thence noEthwardly with said Goods lins two hnps
dred and hity (25Ol feet, thence by line at riEht
angles to the last named line and narafIeltSffi ~
sHS sSIsI stESss 0Fs7agO fort .o Sa thence 81 s
1eSol feet 70 Monroe street, thence with MonrSSs
CEzJ TP0s t1 tllo DGatns
one.thFd Of ths purchpss nn6nSg 10 b6ss1s Il,
hand, and the balance ih6Ik and tEelSenaanths with
Interest from the day Of sale, the giving
mentI, and the tito retained until the same shall be
paid or the Purchaser shall be liberty to pay the
whole purchase money in cash at the time Of tn
SALE or greater portion thereof than the one third
JAMS 8Ot - Sheriff Of Ohio county.
GS The sale OF the above named property has
been postponed until the 2sth day Of March, 1885
at IL o'clock A. NJ y 7 y Inar9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

pY virtue Of q Deed Ct Trust from Appleton Oak.
ID smith to Charles W. Russell, bearinR date on
the Recorders office of Ohio county, in Deed Book
No: a, folio 363, and by virtue Of an order Of
Ohio County Circuit Court subsequently made
In which my name was substituted for that Of
Charles ". russell trustee will offer at public
sale at the front door Of the Court House. on TUES.
pay MAh "a q, 1865 at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the fol.
lowing described property, to wit -
The south hnlf Of Lot No. IA and forty feet sf
the north part Of Lot No. 243, which Is erected
the two story brick dwelling known as the "Hard-
man House." situated on the east side of Eof street
between Second and Third streets, Centre Wheeling
The title to this property Is believed to be fndis.
putable, but selling ~ trustee will only convey
such title IS is vested in me by virtue of said deed
OF trust and order of Court above named.
te2T-td &. p. HILnRRrH- 1.rn.4oa =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
FOR SALE

T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situated
on the line Of the National road, four miles east
OF the city OF Wheeling Said property consists of
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
asO fourteen of ground attached on which are
convenient out'houses, ir cluding brick stabIing,
ice and spring house, chickery and two cIsterns
Also one hundred and twenty five Apple trees of
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Qunce trees all
bearing There are also choice selections of rapes
haspberries, BlAckberries, Strawberries and other
evergreens and other ornamental shrubbery.
will also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to price.
terms of payment, &C., can leave their names at
the Gas Company's Office visit ma on the premises
fe22-H JACOB HORNBROOK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
sherman's March unonnn.ad. III

WAsHINeToN, March 22.-The Republic
can hes received intelligence that on sun
day last General Sherman's army, entered
Golds5oro, N. Q. His march was unoppo-
sed. The two armies of Sherman and
'Schoheld have formed junction. The
report further says Sherman's present com.
mand is suthclently formidable to confront
Lees army in the open field, without the
assstsnce of Grant, and no force that Tho
rebels may raise can impede sherman's
triumphant march northward.
The istory in the Richmond Sentinel
which Wepublished yesterday, that fonr of
Sherman's divisions were repulsed nee-
Fayetteville, turns out to be a rebel lie. AZ
we stated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Reinforcements for Sherman.

NEw YoRK, March 23d.-The steamer
Varina, from Beaufort, N. O., on the goth,
has just arrived here. She brings impor-
taut intelligence. The news of the cap
ture of Goldsboro was received in the city
soon after the victory, by dispatches from
General Sherman, who it was reported,
called for reinforcements for his army dur.
ing their further march northwsrd. I'm
mense numbers of troops were promptly
sent in response from Beaufort, by rail-
road and other rosdsto Goldsboro, prepara-
tory to meeting the main army of Sher-
man. 1t was believed that battle WAS
imminent and hence that Gen. Sherman's
army was swelled to an overwhelming
force. the extent of which may lead to
general retreat or surrender of the enemy.
Reinforcements and supplies had also been
sent from Newbern to join Sherman's ar
my. Refugees at Beaufort and Moorehead
city, declare that the rebel troops are de-
moralized and that their supplies are be-
ginning to fail. 1t was also reported that
part of Lees army had gone to reinforce
Gen. Johnston, and that his main force was
about five miles. north of Raleigh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Farm tor Sale.

TlHE subscriber offers at private sale a troet of
land 10 Rtchie Township, Ohio County, West
Vire1na, within one halt mile Of the National Pike
and hve nhSs from Wheeling By this road, and
three by the Seminary Hill road, and Joining lands
with l. Lunsiord aud G. ". Thompson, containipe
one hundred and six acreG The land is under good
cultivation is Of rich so Is well watered and veil
set In grass and is therefore suitable for
or grazing. A part of the farm is we'll suited for
owing grapes. There are moderate buildings on
the premises young apple orchard OF one hon
dred aud seventy trees, half Of which are bearing
OhurcheS, schoo mills Rod stores convenient. Por
price and terms see the subscriber on the premises
mh14-1mdeOdkltMe ALEX Mc0IILI.EY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
G NeWs from Sherman.

PH1IADHIpHIA, March pa special
from Washington to the Etening Tele-
graph, says: a.. -
A messenger arrived with news from
Sherman on Monday, via City Point
Goldsboro was occupied by our forces on
Friday, aud the army Immediately moved
on in pursuit of the enemy. ~.
Refugees all report that Johnston is
moving to Richmond to join Lee, and that
his army is really unfit for heavy !fphtipel
and'that Hoke's troops are tho only men
thstcan be relied upon. Raleigh will be
captured with but little if any lighting. a9
Gen. Sheridah+is off on another raid, It
is ssid he will intercept Johnst6h in his
retreat. g6I 5,TsT a'59 80
The Army of the Potomac ia believed to
be advancing west, and great battle is
expected soon. a3;i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Two Farms for Sale in Illinois,

ONE OF 32O ACRES, near RantouI Station,
~ champaign county, one hundred miles by rail-
road from Chicago, of rich prairie land and having
so acres under good fence aud we'll improved, with
good dwelling and tenant houses, Barn, Stable and
Corn Crib; also Peach aud Apple Orchards
Also, A FARM OF lao ACRES, in CLAY county,
on the Little Wabash river, and within few miles
OF Clay City, on tho Ohio and Mississippi llroad
This farm Is we'll timbered aad has two saw mills
adjoining it.
Apply to JAMES MoLL0Y, Rlutoul, oham pafgn
county, Illinois, or to GEO. W. SMITH,
te23 Wheeling w Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

sJem Davl0' Organ on the Rebel SitUa'
q aLIon-A Frantic Appeal Againat
STsenBeIeSs ouarrels'' aHSng tho
= q - salael, ss,atsss.
n From the RiChmod sentinel, S7ET6iiT Is.
e The message. ot tho President, in auOtsTsf
scolumn, will be feadfWttb more profound
than any dopument ever issued by
q public officer 10 this country. It is not
necessary to lenufneFate the seyetal points
which it makes. BE does not dieguin the
danger With which he conceives the coun-
try to be surrounded. He states the only
means by which in his opinion, it can be
met and averted. If his Recommendation
be not attended to, he throws the respon-
sibility on Congress, which has now been
in session since November without having
provided by legislation for the essential
points alluded to.
Whatever Congress may intend to do in
the premises we trust they will do at once.
This is no time for deliberation, when the
enemy are actually laundering at the gates
of the capital. The moments lost in speech
making may prove of the last importance,
for veal of woe. to the Confederacy.-
Prompt action is now what is required
prompt action and nothing more,
Congress will feel that it's legislation
thus far has not been sufficient The
country already feels this, Ind we think it
is hardly necessary to appeal to tho patri
otism of Congress to supply what is want
ing. We feel assured that there is enough
of that sentiment among members to rem
der them superior to all other considera-
tions, at this trying moment, except the
good of their country.
Above all other things, however, we
unite with the President iu his appeal for
unanimity. Let US not now, in the fourth
year ofthis desperate struggle, exhibit the
spectacle of those European States on the
4 continent, who, while everything on earth
they held dear was at stake, could not, in
the very presence of the enemy, restrain
their senseless quarrels long q dgh to
prevent him from taking advantage of
them tostheir common destruction. It re-
quires All onr>uuited straugth to ward of
the 1aDgbr; and if the least particle of all
be wanting, We are lost. 1t would be to
the country the most welcome of all INTEL
ligence that harmony existed between all
parts of the Government, State and Con.
tederate, and, that all were uniting for the
beneftof all
1t is vain for US to look back. We can.
not go back if we would. A fiery gulf lies
between US and the Uuiou which we left
A remorseless enemy offers us nc terms but
Abject and absolute submission Unless
upon the precedent condition of submission
to all he may require, he will not even con.
descend to hesr single word we have to
say. We are reduced to the condition Of
having no. choice between slavery ia the
vilest and most sggravatiDg form-slavery
implying the right on the part of the mas
ter not only to prescribe the erms on which
we shall live, but even to abridge the tern
of life itself at option, and independence
and freedom, purchased at many risks snd
by mighty labors. Submission will not do
The enemy spurns the offer. There il
nothing left for US but to fight it out.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
FOR SALE.

T OFFER at private sale one Of the best business
stands on Water street, between A. N. Adams 4
Co.'s and the sprigg House; three stories high fin.
ished from cellar to the garrett suitable for family
residence Above the store are seven rooms, on the
second and third stories, with water and gas. A
small yard In therear Depth Of house .66x2l feet;
in good repair. ..E
If not sold by the 4th Of April, 1865, will then
offer It at public sale in front Of the Court HouSe
Immediately after the sale of the property adyer.
tised on that day, aE10 o'clock.
Title unquestionRble. For terms apply to
iezz-A Il. &. LIST, Trustee.