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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-13
State of West Virginia.
By THE GOVERNOR.
:, All,Pl;;RoCLAMATIoN.


"a HEREAs, By an Act Of tue Ieeislatpre pas.
wv ed October Is, 1858, the seat OF JpGtis5e or
aAmpehiro coEnty WAS removed temporarily 10 PIED
mont, In said county, until the Governor Should bv
ms proclamation directSthe same to be re5toted 70
the town OF ROmney, the former seat of JnStise oT
said county, and WREREAs, Il is now deemed 40
and expedient that tho restoration 20 provided f1
shoald take place: $3.50 80
Nov. Therefores L ARTnu1 I. BoRIMAN, Governor.
~ this ny proclamation, direct that hereafter the
SLe1lt Oonfi tor Hampshire County Le held and
me KeeoEdsts oface OF said county kept, and he
records books aud papers pertaining 10 the said
Oo9Ft and recorders ONCE returned TO and kent A.
sad town Of Romneyi which Shall to in All Other
sspeeiS As In those named, the Seat OF Justice ior
sS s3 SSunIy Of HAmPihire. And the proper Of.
neeFs OF the said county hereby CHARGED with
me duty 81 making the transfers herein directed.
In testimony whereof 1 have set nv hand And
- caused the Seal or Tie state 20 be- sfBTsS
LIB. hsEeunto, At the Capitol in the City Of
II wheeling, this Tenth Day OF June, in the
- Year OF Our Lord, eIRhteen hundred And
sixty i've, and OF the htatS the Second. ---
Rv.h.o ARTHUR 1. FOREMAN.
aRAHTnLE D. Hall, Fec. Of the State. is1a-,t
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Corn was decldedIy irmer apd hlqhe

GOLD was decidedly Rrmsr and higher
yesterday, on account of heavy export de-
maud. The dispatches note prevailing
expectation that the premium will reach
90. Spectators as well as importers are
In the market. The money writer's state
that an advance Is greatly desired in bust
mesa circles generally. 1t is supposed that
trade will thus revive and become ANNA.
ted.
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NORTH iVESTERN BANK ~ VTPoISIi

hoRTH HkST1RN BANK .LP VIRGINIA.
WHRl1INa, W. VA, May O. 1885.
A SPECIAL NESTING OF fHF SfoOKH0tn.
a kRS o. thil Bank viii be held at the BankInC
aSIse In Wheeling on TUESDAY, The thiTtesntS
4. y. By order Of the Board. - $500
nSAo-Sot aaa g. LAMB, Cashier.
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CONFERENCE.-THE oPPInr

HHRlLNs, June 7th, 1855
notlee . hereby given that have fixed on Non.
cay the 10th day OF Jnly nGKt ~ the time and nv
Law once In the city OF Wheeling a. ne pIaos
when and where RhAl proceed to INQUIRE mo Gn3
report on the several matters in Rald deoree -
ie5red 70 GIBSON L. ORANMRR
lel .nI.I.-
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STEIN BROTHERS
Don't sr.g .OOu. the profit, they make on
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E. A. WEBER,

TEAoHER OF MUSIC AND, ORGANISE. srton-
i Iiyely known in this citk and vicinity. be-
Leave to announce that TOMORROW, TUE NAV
tbs 9Th IEsTANT, he viii open b : new H1Iis
and Variety Store, where he VIII keep on hand An
aEortmsnt Of PiAnoI, (amoug them SteinEay1I and
HA3leton'G OF New York; Melodeons, Sheet MuSie
including the best instruction books and atest Gbee
'Pu6heatonA HiolnS, Guitars, Flutes, AreoTde cons
and BapJos, Of the best Foreign and American
make, German and italian Strings. Also, Station.
cry Photographic Goods and Notions.
left at the store. N@'N
He will, - heretofore, give instructions ON the
PIANO. Melodeon. organ and In thorough BHSS
either At RcholArS' houses or ct his Music Room 0S
Main street) where me Plano Is kept for pFse.
ohOirs, Glee Clubs and Vocal Glasses attended, n
ATTnnsemsnts are also being made for renting
Keeping only the best Of goods on hand. h,v,r,
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small pro6tS
being AiEays mp to the umes-hs reSpectfuiiT Be-,
speaks the patronage. ofthe public.
Wheeling, W. Va, June 9Th, 1855. a. WEBER
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For Sale.

For Sale.
nsW GREEK STATION, b. ORR.
OVER for Iale New Greek Station and nv
Lands adjacent, including Dwelling, 60, b..
Ihl1 property 10 20 we'll known that anV dsSc-In
ZION OF II L. deemed unnecessary.
Persons deSifing to purchase VIII eonEsy ,v,,h -,
Son or myHelfJ who will be on the premises -
: Jes-oWeod 3. u. ARMsTRnNH-
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NIeholaI CnVley


Reuben ?. Hedges, Ell. al.
pY VIRTUE Of a decree
ID the 10th day Of JanuRr.
was referred to one oil thu 4
this Court 70 ASee tUin and
which said defendant, Reub
sed Of and entitled 70, and /
arc upon the same by deed,
and the order aud priority
other matters pertinent to
and ~ he may berEquested
- proper.
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TNHE sERVIoRs Of uPLYINo HTIToo .,1 u
2e DAD ior 80 the season, caSh, a The 1.abIsI
81 ne owners 70 Mt Pleasant, Jefferson oo1rtS9
Ohio. mys-eodoW ,. I. 3 D. B. UPDEIRAPP
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claims Against ohio COUntV-

a LII PerEouB having claims RRainst fbJo .o,.
IA viii make out their bills Sesr n tbsT, TSva.
t S oeSt authorized to administer oathS, and de
So with the nndersigned ON or before Tho 1StS
Sy = saSs' 1854 eEo. W. SIGHTS,
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In Circuit Court, Ohio
: County.
In OhAnceFy,

in till cause made on
J, A. D. lSe5, this cause
lAster Commissioners Of
report toe real estate
On Z. Hedges, Il possess
he different Hens theEo
Judgment or otherwise,
Of the same, with any
he case in his opinion
II he himSennay think
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TVHR soIdi4R Reception oolmittes win meet at
i the once Of John BiIhop this evening a. II
o'oloeks to4mAko arrnunenentl tor the sentertAtn-
mSnt Of the 18th Wet Virginia 1ntantEy.
JOHN 4 H5ILsohs
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hot PRESSED NUTS.
III I6 paE ss1tI NUTS, for Nk1s. e II x ant
Maahsn for Y to / inch Bolts.
FOR sale At rSduesd price,
lsl P. O. HILpRRrH
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MooABB, BRAPT : co., Wholesale Drugsi's,,
wheeling, ". Va, sole Proprietor. To whom all
orders should be addressed. mylS-Su
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STEIN BROTHERS
mad. nit IL ' n G Sss. to got hitting and .n
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MeSHs. McCLBE, KRAIT = Co-GztIsmss-LAh
summer was attacked with very severe biArrbGL,
from which suffered for some three WseEB Itritd
various remedies, but vas unable 10 check the Dis
eaSe. at last procured . bottle Of 'KTAft'' Dis
diSsaGe, and restored me to my usual hsAltn.
take pleasure In recommending this valuable med
cine, a. / have proved It's virtues in my own eAss
and seen It tried BY others With the same good re
'ulta- r.-,.,,, w....r w..,,.... r Z AD9t'9''
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RRAD TIE F0LLowINa TEsr1MoNIAIs.

wHEKLIHe, Ap-il qSth. 1885
Me9srS. MooABE, kan Co GentlemSH-H. vtng
used Iafps DiArTbBR Compound. for Camp DiaFThes
with which have been deeply AN eIe1 for almost
one month, al Other TCrSedieS led having EdiLd
and hnding 1t not only present Tslief but 3 pa.
HSdneRt cure. take pleasure In Recommending It
Chaplin 18th W. Va. ipl.ati1.
The New York herald., 1865-04-09

LCoR SALE CHEAP--A NEAT GOTHIC COTTAGE,
Il containing nine rooms and Garden; containing eight
lots Of ground and stable on 18TH street Wuton
Island Sound, mile from Harlem Bridge and hall
mile from Mott Haven depot Horre ami Wagon also for
sale Price q 000 Inquire Of Z. hcLOU0HLIN 30 Beck
mar street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-04-09

tNoR SALE CHEAP--IN rWENTY-FIRsr STREET,
near Sacond avenue, small two story and basement
brick Cottage. containing 10 rooms with gas Croton water
AZ price and very terms Apply 10 JAS. 3.
DENNIS SON, or URMY COPELAND, Sl3 Fourth avenue,
near Twenty nj nth street. New York.
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
KEY WEST.


KEY WEsr, Fla Feb Is, 1865
The Steamer Empire City Shore q. CaryJor Ref
Probable 7bsal Wreck Troops and Prisoners Taken from
Her and Brought 10 Hey West, DEC
The United States steamer batross arrived here this
morning. bringing intelligence that the quartarmasters
steamer Empire City shore Carysfor Seef and
likely TO be a total wreck
AT hafpast eight O'Clock tho night Of the 10th inst
while within sight Of Carysfort light, distant miles,
she struck with considerable force. Hedges were i'm
mediately got out, and portion of tho vessels cargo
consisting OF quartermastcrs stores thrown over
board with the view of getting the ship off by ghten
ing her and getting good strain the hawserD, bu,
without effect At the time she struck she running
the rate OF nine knots and hugging the shore as
closely deemed safe In order avoid the stron,
current OF the Gulf stream; but strong ndraught drew
her towards the shore causing her the reef
The Empire City had on board three hundred and forty
Ave soldiers principally recruits who intended TO
make up the required number OF different regiments at
New Orleans and adjacent places She also had thirty
eight prisoners who intended for the Dry Tortugas
The soldiers worked ell night endeavorng to get the ship
Oh, but they did not succeed.
Al half past p. NJ the following day the Alba
tross went TO her assistance; but there strong
easterly wind blowing and heavy running causing
her to thump heavily, oil that could be done TO got
the troops and the prisoners together with the mails
board the Albatross. wreckng schooner too arrived
and did all that could be done TO assist Che Empire City
The troops prisoners spd mails have arrived safely at
this place The soldiers will be landed here and con-
veyed on some government vessel To New Orleans. The
convicts will be sent TO the Tortugas
The quartemasters steamer Reany is about TO 60 10
the assistance OF the Empire City and TO bring of the
captain and crew, IN the event Of there being posi-
bty Of saving the vessel Several wrcckers also have
gone the reef to assist the wrecked vessel and-hem
selves soldier on board the Empire City died yeser
day morning The place where the steamer struck s
old wreckng ground, distant ninety miles from Key
West. Five years ago tire steamer Menemon Sanford
was wrecked on thc Identical spot now occupied By the
Empire City
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

Horror. Of the Eyaeuat.on OF ch.rles,on.

From the Charleston Courier, Feb. 20
The terrible scenes through which this community has
who witnessed the dreadful reality The saddcst part OF
all Is the loss OF life which occurred between eight and
O'Clock Saturday morning from accidental explo
OF powder and the blowing up OF hc Northeastern
Railroad depot About one hundred and fifty pcrsons-
including men, women and chdron-were either instant
ly killed or pershed In the flames, and about two hun.
dred wounded or the immense destruction Of property
no estimate be formed but will amount TO several
millions.
Early Saturday morning, before the retirement Of
General Hardeos troops, every building, warehouse
shed, stored with cotton fred by guard
detailed for the purpose The engines brought
but with the small force at the disposal OF tho Fire
Department very little elso could be done than 10
keep the surrounding buildings from Rniting On
tho western side Of the city the conlapration ragged
with great fury On tho wharf of the Savannah Railroad
depot several hundred bales OF cotton were awaiting
shipment on the blockade runncrs also several thousand
bushels of rough rice On Lucas street leading TO tho
depot war shed containing twelve hundred bales OF
cotton which, together with several other sheds and
buildings nlled with cotton, belonging private parties
fell prey 10 the hamos Lucas MIL containing some
thirty thousand bushels Of rice and Mr. r. r. Walkers
warehouse al the foot of Broad street. ncd with com
missary stores were also destroyed
Shortly after eight o'clock occurred tho terrible OK.
plosion At the Northeastern Railroad The explosion
tremendous, and shook the whole city II appears
from all accounts that this dreadful catastrophe was
eauscd from the tarcless handling OF powder by some
boys taking handfuls and throwing IL Into the cotton
1rc AZ The dnpol In doing this thoy unwttugly laid
tram 70 the apartment In which II was stored. Tho
sperthtit followed was horrible in an instant
20 Nnoie Il was enyelopcd IN smoke and flames
III fi f wounded, .he Inability Of the xpcoia
h8Att es'6nco to thoae rolling and pcrishing
~ ~ Att snicIed . scene of Indies sorbablo terror
Pr nnrta iva" WIN svsas rapid,ty communtcabns v
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
General Grant Declines One Hundred
Days Men.

ALaASr, Feb ~, 1900.
On receipt o. the news Of the capture OF Whining
ton fcnon sent despatch TO tho Secretary ot
War Offering ten regiments Of tho State National Guard
for hundred days service In garsoning tho forts ~
savannah Charleston, Warrington and other ports The
Offer referred 10 General Grant, who declined 70
accept the regiments The Secretary Of War sent
despatch 10 Governor fenton Tho morning csDeorrns n
We decision of General 0rnns
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
The Rebels Expect soon 60 startlc tho
Country and Astonisb the world.
Ior,svttr XIV Feb OF Ipsk

The Journal speaking % Lcs's army cditorialy says
1--WE have reason say that tho rebels are expecting
very TO sarte tho whole country and astonsh tho
world No matter what our may be, II s . good
one
The New York herald., 1865-02-28

That fury stayed,
Quonchoi Va hogQy Syrtls neither sen
Nor good dry land nigh fonr iered, % he fares.
Treadng The crude coBsstencc half on foot
Half flying; hehovc him now both oar sud sail,
Oer bog and steep through strait rough denss or rare
with head, hands, wings, or feet pursue his way,
And swins, or sinks, or sadef, or crcepa or 1ies
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
Cbeatham's Corps, Of Hoods Old Army,
Said to be In South Carolina.
The Safety Of Richmond De-
pendant on Sherman's
AnnihilatiOn.
His Defeat Required to Break Up the Plan Of
the Campaign for the Year,
&C.. &c.. &c.
CApture on Cotton at Columbia.

OOttOM ~ OOhWnHWHUs
BY reference to the which publish from the
Richmond papers, it will be that the Enquirer, Of
February 25 gives currency to rumor that General
Sherman Is rushing like avalanche through South
Carolina and has captured hundred thousand bales 81
cotton at Columbia
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
The Defeat OF sherman to Secure tho
safety of Richmond.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. 25
Every change Of the of begets uneasiness
and ALARM only In the sections invaded whose
people, unused 10 war; magnify its evils and dangers,
but ia the colsry at large Nobody 70 consider
the relief extended by the removal Of the
enemys troops another although the section relieved
be times extensive the country newly invaded
The occupation temporary invasion OF territory Is
counted for new and additional conquests Exemption
or relief from evil Ia negative good, and is os
mated n should be by mankind Health Is our natural
and normal state, and while we are loud in our COM
plants Of sickness duly grateful for our
restoration 70 health
To make another rash and desperate ION 70 Rich
mondn our enemy has loosencd his hold on the whole
Mississippi valley where he retains posts, but occupies
scarce any territory. He has also given up third OF
Georgia and large part OF Virginia His expanded
operations his mighty anaconda have dwinded down TO
an attempt Richmond.
A year ago the enemy demonstrations against Rich
mond were far more formidable and determined than
now and at the samc time he dealing heavy blows
al the whole West and Southwest Shernans movement
is the key TO the present attempt Richmond Defeat
Shnman and NE scheme Is al end Defeat Sherman
and the at n and kinder front Ho
plays boldly for high stake lf he fail his own ruin
will be correspondngly complete and irrccovcrable
lis failure will be grand, prodgious; equal 10 that
OF nrst class New York broker, or that OF Phaoton
when he attempted TO drive the chariot Of tho sum and
u will entto him, In the estimation OF the Yankee ma
ton who vastly admire whatever rs prodigous whether
II be good or baei1 TO an opnph like Pbaeton's;-
IIIr sitns est Phaeton: GURUS auriFa pacrni
QUEEN onui,, magns I,mcn eaesdit ausis.
Half condollng with greatness Tor ITS countereit In
adyersity we leave him and his mighty army noundcr-
ng through the bolomess roads swamps, bogs forests
AMI marshes or the SOUTH just Milton describes
ION equal mischief bcnp vending his tolsomo course
through chaos
Thn, fury stayed
Quonchod Ia a bogay Syrts neither sea
Nor good dry land, nigh four iered, % he fares
Treadnp The crude cOBsistenCr half on foot
Half flying. behovc him both sud san
bog and steep through strait rough denss or rare,
The New York herald., 1865-02-28
General Cheatham Reported In South
Carolina.

fFrom the Charlotte IN. C) Democrat Feb al
Although within hundred and ten miles OF
tho stirring in South Carolina know but
little OF what has occurred or is occurring.
The rumors from the Of operations various
and conflicting All certainly know here is, that tho
city of Columbia Is possession of the enemy, and
that The enemy occupied the place Friday hs after
fight or heavy skrmish with troops and that our
troops concentrating point few miles this
side of Columbia What Of battle took place, and
the loss either side is unknown to the public here.
There hundreds OF reports concerning it. but few
any OF them are worth the least credcnce
Preparations being made to guard against loss Of
public property If the enemy should advance on this
point.
1t is reported that General D. H. Hill, r General
Cheaham attacked tho enemy in the rear ON Thursday
Friday Last and captured eight hundred prisoners and
o number Of wagons II SO, the enemy will not be much
disposed TO advance in this direction with fire both IN
his and front
We learn that enemy, after getting into Columbia,
burned all the depots The cotton stored In the city was
either burned by the enemy or our own people. the
government property or at least great deal OF IT, was
removed before troops evacuated the place The re-
port about q large number Of the women and children
being killed Is false.
+. S.-A gentleman who arrived here this tMonday)
morning from below informs that cavalry tight took
place between Ridgeway and Columbia Saturday
Sunday last and that the enemy driven back This
gentleman also states that only the South Carolina Rail
depot burnt Columbia and that caught fire
from a SHE'LL exploding ammunition stored therein,
and killing three persons and wounding FIVE six
others Another gentleman states that General Cheahas
whipped the enemy at Alston $. g., and damaged him
considerably We disposed to believe these reports
General Chcatham commands a corps Of Hood old
army. The mention of his name In the above connec-
a.
papers tending confirm the report that tho army
which he belongs had been transferred " shermans
trout The indefinite character Of the announcement
aud the uncertainty with which the is used, lead
TO supposion that is used unadvsedy, and is not
10 be depended upon showing that concentration Of
forces against Sherman has already been accomplished
Id. HYsALD
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
ADVERTISING RATES.
some OF stantoii,s Graye Words.

OHIciaI reports about @ be presented tO
Congress, show that the number of white
soldiers that have died in Washington from
August |, 1861, ito November 20, 1865 is
l5,4l2, and the number Of cOlored soldiers
is 1928. The whole number that have died
at Andersonville, Georgia including sol
diers, sailors, employees, and citizens, is ~
9lS The number of soldiers buried Mt
Spottsylvania Court-house and the Wilder
ness is $1,000; at Nashville, Tennessee, 81
COO and at Richmond, Virginia, G0,000t or
the soldiers buried in and around Washing
ton, APO are from New York, SO from Illi-
nois, 2l9 from Indiana, 7S2 from Michigan,
57S from Ohio, and 2O0 from Connecticut.
The number of those that died from the ef-
fects of wounds is 5.S06, and 2,464 are re-
ported 10 have died of typhoid fever. There
are 1925 men buried near Washington
whose names and regiments are unknown.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
Good for Beecher.

Henry Ward Beecher was married ON
Saturday. His Brooklyn congregation had
timely information of fhe circumstance and
knowing he would preach the next morn
ing at his church, and desiroms at the samo
time of seeing the bride, they assembled in
such crowds that the church was full be-
fore the bell was done tOiling. As was eN-
peeted, the bride made her appearance,
and the folks indulgcd themselves with
their usual observations till Beeeher
mounted the pulpit. Then every eye was
directed TO him, and every ear ready to
catch the text which TO their astonishment
was the following: .H.r H. .u
awe have tOiIed all the night and have
taken nothing ..- l.li,IL H. -ur...
The discourse turned out as usual. very
instructive, and all went home highly de-
lighted, except poor Mrs. Beecher, who
blushed down TO her finger ends every step
ofthe way,-7Ld Crosse Democrat. .. II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

A party of young men recently digging
for roots some miles north of Vincennes.
Indiana, discovered an oldleaihcr sack con-
tanning $1,000 in gold and $500 10 silver.
It is supposed that had been concealed
there by an old man named Jones, who was
sentenced to the penitentiary some forty
years ago for robbing. Iyal yHrm l.F
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
Insnrance Notice.
A RARE CHANOB.

nor SALE. y NJ lo' ll.l Il'l ''t ~
Beantfnuy situated Aou, oAe-haiTa miles southeast
rom Higgins station, on the uAs ton sad Western
RaTosd, and about fourth Of mile south OF tho
Wolf Greek Turnpike, and seven inliet northwest
Dayt6 n, containing hundred and hty-eight acres
About llo acres pndeT good ciausatoI, the hall
snce is well umbered There u large thrsa,stoIy
bFck dwelling house, frame larn, frame tobacco shed
and failing spring oi good water, orchard 1e.
The locaton s decidedly healthy, pleasant, and every
way desirable and in nelghb0ThoOd Of good society
and convenient 10 school, ,chnrches and mills.
Terms one-third cash, tho balance in three equal
annual nAvments PHILLIP sTEFTLEk.