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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

THE British newspapers generally con-
cede that the southern rebellion is hopeless
since they heard of.the fsll Of charleston,
Savannah and WIlmingtohAAt the same
time they indulge in extraordinary protes;
tations of friendliness for the United States.
1t is gratifying to notice this. change of
tone, although we cannot help seeins what
has brought itRbout, and how title credit
is due to our cousins across the water for
either justice OF magnapimity towards us.
Even the London Tines is forced to admit
that there is smaH chance left for the con.
tederacy, but it shows it's chonic mafgnity
by giVing7currency to malicious canard to
the effect that at the peace conference in
Hampton Roads, Secretary Seward pro-
posed a war with England as means of
cementipg the Union anew. The 7FMst
declares that England is toreFarnsd aud
must now'see to it that she is forearmed.-
The truth is that the suggestion of ''sohe
extrinsic scheme or policy" as a mel ans of
re-uniting the sections came from the rebel
emissaries. What they meant was evident
ly war to drive Maximilian from Me4ico.Ls
The proposition met with no favor. We do
not need foreign war as means of pacii
cation at home, and all representations Of
var on account of a necessity for keeping
our troops employed, are without fouuda.
ton. England has no reason to fear war
with US unless she provokes it. Our peo..
pie will be quite willing to rest from hosl
tiIe-rutvrPFiUeo sfter- mis- great tEstruggle is
over, aud our soldiers wilfeel 30 great re-
luctauce to return to the pursuits a nd en-
joyments.of peaceful life. l'.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30
NEWS.

Petroleum oil cures itch-several kinds.
Strawberries and cucumbers at New York,
They cost, though.
Beecher says our greatest danger as a ma
ton will be wealth. Wealth, women,
wine, Woe-is that the order?
Phereare good many Americausin Mex.
leo now. Most'of them are looking after
oil, or mineral mining.
The Wisconsin Indians, who have lust
received their annuities, call the fractional
paper currency "papoose money"
The May interesto on thefveatwenties will
not be anticipated probably. 1t amounts
The court journals are getting up a reac-
ton in favor of Andy johnson, the plebian.
If they will only stop short of praising him
for getting drunk, we will not complain.
Philadelpbia still turns cOlored men,
soldiers at that, out of her street cars and
her roRdies beat inoRensive negroes in the
street. Anna Dickinson, you ought to
blush for your city.
The Missouri people think they have
rich stores of petroleum there, particularly
In Ray and Lafayette counties. Specula.
tors are buying up the land at big prices.
"A case has been tried 10 EugIsnd which
turned upon the question whether the word
team" meant a wagon and horses, or the
horses only. It was decided to mean the
latter, and the Duke of Marlborough, who
was the plaintiff, lost the suit.
PolsTs OF IHTBRRsr.-Not only Raleigh
and Petersburg. but certain points in West.
ern Virginia and Alabama, not yet ascer-
tanned, are likely to become points of special
interest, It win not be many days before
the expeditions in those directions are
heard from. That which set out from East
Tennessee has the greatest immediate in.
terest attached to its movements, growing
out Of the fact that it is designed to co-ope.
rate against Richmond, by closing the back
door. 1t has been several days on the
route. as has Wilson's expedition into
Alabama, and it will not be many days
before something is known of the move
ments of one or both.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30


aa IT was jocularly said of General sheri.
dan, after the battles in the Shenandoah
Valley last fall, that he was like the aler,
bird that found the worm, use he
walked up Early. In fact, for nearly a
twelvemonth, he has been thorn in the
side of that hardrsweariug moss trooper,
wakipg him up with the bayonet from time
to time, and finally using up the last of his
command at Waynesboro', and in the rear
of Richmond, and compelling the bully to
trust to his spurs for safety, After all the
Dragging of the Richmond papers over
Early's anticipated, triumphs in the val
ley" thissfs ratheria lame aud impotenr
conclusion of his exploits. a more thor.
.oughly tbras6ed commander ia not to be
found even in Rebellion. His force har
been utterly broken up. His last ragged
remnant scarcely a corporaPs guatd-ht
is said to have left somewhere in the neigh,
borhood of the South Anna, across which
river, when last seen, he was swimming
his horse, solitary and alone. For all mil
itary purposes he IS played out. j hd VI
Therefore refer to him as the late Genera
Marty. ,a-ar rg.--a s.-...t. d. ....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30


j The San Francisco Mercury and Scientific
Press express much astonishnent at the
Ststements Of Prof Siltidhau about petro-
,legm in southern California, and says that
Hoalifornians know very we'll there has
never been even four barrels OF oil refined
In the entire state" This is in allusion to q
statement 10 some of the eastern papers
that aiME Gilbert had put ups refinery
and drawn from Ous Of the great oil wells
400 bbls., without apparently diminishing
the supply. Prof siiliman's account of
the twenty natural oil wells is ridicpled as
too preposterous for, anybody to believe
The:san francisco editor does, not seem to
understand that in all. these speculative
matters, ts'tis distance lends enchAptment
to thsNiew." If the GFsdgriuds persist in
knocking ;agay the props of our California
petrolleqp speeulatiouss sgYs must locate
tour oil 'springs in, KaIntschtka OF Japan.
tttesvliill take longer to break ,ua- up, that
distance of, with their impertinsnt facts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30
What the Rebels Claimed as a
Victory.

NEw YoRK, March 2s.-Most of the
morning papers have details of the fighting
in North Carolina, but contain nothing
new. They all agree that the sudden and
overwhelming attack of the rebels on the
19th was what Johnston claimed as rebel
victory, for they fanked and drove back
the 14th corps q mile and a bali, bat the
tide was turned the next day by our REIN
forcements coming up. The rebels were
routed and scattered in all directions, and
some claim that Sherman took seven thou.
sand prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

DAVIS AS A PRoPHET.-The following
prophecy, made by JEFF. Davis in speech
in 1861, is quite in contrast with the ad-
missions made in his late melancholy mes.
sage:-
"Your border states will gladly come
into the southern confederacy within sixty
days, as we will be your only friends.
Euglau6 WIN recognize Us, anu a gIorIuus
future Is before us. The grass will grow
insthe northern cities where the psvements
have been worn by the tread of commerce.
Wewill carry war where it is easy 70 ad-
yauce, where food for the sword and torch
await the armies in the densely populated
cities"
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BY Telegraph.
For Later Dispatches see I'D Page.
The Army of the James-Visit of
s55z President LiucDln. 5sF4


NEw YoRK,s March 29-The, Hetald's
Army Of the James correspondent says:
In the Armyof the James on the. north
side of James river affairs remain undis.
lurbed.7 Last Sunday Presideutl Lincoln,
General Grant. Admiral Porter, and other
distinguished gentlemen Sreviewed the 24th
and 25th corps of the army. a1l t'io
The Hersld's Washington special says :
President Lincoln did not return to.dav
as was expected. 1t is uncertain nov
wheu, he will be here. There is repor,
in circulation here tonight that he is de-.
tsined by propositions for renewal OF
peace negotiations. While there is moth.
ingto confirm this report, it is not improb-
sbleithat he may before his return arrange
with General Grant for the reception and
consideration Of any propositions that Gen.
eral Lee may have to make looking to a
cessation Of armed opposition to the con.
stitution and laws. n a-4 is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

sTRsE4r months agOla Mrs. Allison, Of
Beaver county, Ohio, presented, her hus-
band with three, children at q birth, and
the other day she made further con-
tFibution of four to tie census of thscounty,
Seven children in twenty months, and all
doing weifpf The tlAtsf V7three are named
Cora, Nora, ana Dora. Her spouse, though
thankful' for past fASors, hopes she win
never hayeapy more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30
R.bsIlNsurpanar..


The editors in that part of Dixie that
Sherman hal. pleased to visit, have a grand
opportunity offered for the display of their
talent in writing startling paragraphs
Some of them take advantage of this, and
in spite of their lodging about to keep
clear of the Yankee lines, present a cheer
full front and crack their jokes on. friend
aud foe. From the Daily Telegraph of
March 10th, arebsl joarual that Was then
in full blast at Fayetteville, N. O., Eeclip
the following paragraphs. First, however
We give the terms od;which the Tslegrapk
was furnished to subscribers:
The following are our present terms of
subscription: one copy l month, $s, 90 ;
one copy z 7mouths, $500, one copy s
months, $4,000. al 8
NsT1cE.-Should circumstances eonnel
us to suspend the pnblication of the TEE I.
graph, We give notice to our patrons that it
will be resumed as soon as possible.
This being the dayappoiuted for fasting,
(uot uncommon thing With us,) no paper
will be issued from this Office tomorrow.
Should any news of importance be receiYed,
hu eAIE6 Will -O6 puOusueus
Some afty or sixty tGsse our Northsru
"hrethren" arrived herskT Serday. They
were eaptRred by our fek4 G,E some point
in South 0atoiihs, and ikely TO rea6h
Raleigh some weeks ahesE Gf their General.
We could get the army of Gen. Sherman
in . trapif We only, had meat enough for a
bait. Who will furnish it2 It is impossi.
BILE 70 put $4,000 men in, q trap. without
having q R'satH0. .a asa
We do not know but that VI may be
compelled TO suspend the publication OF
the TsIegrdpk before pext year. If all the
accounts of excited oouriers be correct,
there must be 500, 900 Yankees within two
hundred yards Of Fayetteville to-day.
| They have guns that can throw two ounce
shells over three hundred yards, so the
city is IN easy range As soon as 400, 900
of these dear fellows enter tie city from
the South, /, We propose To- retire by theFoad
leading North. aSome of them don't like
ns;; and rather than have difficulty, We
shall. fall back We beg that some of our
friends will remember us very kindly to
Mr.. Sherman, ii he shonld come this way,
and inform him that the speediest Of
ending this war is to hang the last man
of his command and make his way back to
| his hmtly. 165 hs don't ike tins PROPOSE
tion, he can trade his army of for q dog
and hang thesdog.i = g-ss ,s-
General inquiry on yeststday-whaz,s
ShermaRi ia. I,'sl
The following is from Columbia, 8. o.
paper before the occupation of that city;
PGk1U.-Pauic is simply the inirmity, Of
dIs-mindeduess. Keep busy. Mind your
own business. Do. Sour dnty. Have 4
purpose. Be in earnest, DO not ran
about the streets, ss the Athenisns did,
laskIng-"Whst is Philip doine2" Be do.
lng yourself. So far for the citizens. With
! sgatd 70 the military, Ne have only to say
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

NEw YoRK, March 29.-The steam trans .
port Uuited States, from Beaufort, brings
one days later intelligence from Goidsboro,
the Gath. The correspondent Of the New.
beru Times gives details OF Shermaus two
battles. Both battles, on the part of the
rebels. were planned by Johnston and In
both cases herook1tbeA precautiou to rest
each of his tanks Onla stream. He made
seven charges enmasse il; his endeavors to
force our lines, but all failed. His loss
was severe in each charge. 10 .f1''s
a Newbern letter of the 26th states that
Sherman had gone to Fortress. Monroe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

NEw YoRK, March 20.-The Tribune's
Washington special says the following is
just issued by the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral: 71T - +.
The Sd section of the act approved
March Sd, 1865, provides that any persons
enrolled in any sub-district may, after no.
tice Of draft, and before the same shall
have taken place, cause TO be mustered
into the service of the United States such
number of recruits not subject, to draft as
they may deem expedient, which recruits
shall be taken as substitutes for such per-
sons, or SO many of them as may be draft.
ed, to the extent of the humber of such
recruits, and in the order designated by
the principals, at the time such recruits
are thus mustered in. In order that credit
may be given to the sub, district for re-.
cruits furnished, and draft be made duly
for deficiency remaining after crsditing
these and other recruits, it is necessary
that all the members of the association
shall belong to the same sub. district. Pre-.
Vious TO the commencement of the draft the
association will furnish the Provost Mar
al shal OF the diRtFist q sIist tue ns1aesj a
lls members, eslgnait their 0tier and
numbering them accordingly, which list
will not be. altered or increased after the
drawing shall have commenced. Whenthe
draft has been made, the recruit standing
at the head of the list will be taken as the
substitute of the first man drafted who be.
longs to the association The recruit
standing second on the list will be taken
as a substitute of the second man drafted,
and SO on until the list of recruits il ex-
hsusted by drafted men who belong to the
association, or until allnthe members. of
the association who have been drafted are
exempted. .s .,tf.t
Where the. number of recruits furnished
by the association exceeds the number OF
men drafted from, it's excess though cred
tied to the Sub. district, will create no claim
for the exemption of perspps whomsoever.
The members, of associstions who secure
exemption under this section are exempt
from that draft, but are liable TO be drafted
on future calls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

WAurAueA BR1DeE, Tenn, March 25, via
Louisville 29.-The forces under command
of Major General Stonemau, have in their
rapid advance already uncovered one hun
dred miles of railroad and driven the
scattered troops of the enemy in confusion
strike the enemy where they least expect
it. Probably when this despatch, reaches
New York the Richmond PAPERS will have
already chronicled this advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

to the captains and geuerals-if diseip i.
line be desirable, and you cannot send
your men TO. the front, send them into
camp, at lesst-relieye the towns. Put
the men to drill keep them in haud-see
to their discipline, and-when the fight
comes, be sure you win the victory. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

The Symptoms Of, CatarTh as they, generally an
pear at hrst very slight Persons nnd they
have = cold, that they have frequent attacks and
are more sensitive TO the changes OF tempeuaturs.
In th6s condition, the nose may be dry. or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, wards becoming thick
and adhesive As the disease becomes chronic the
discharges arc inGFeaSed ih duantity and ehsnRed
in QuAhtyi they are now thick and heavy, aud are
hAWked or coughed oh The secretions are often
BiVV, causing bad breath the voice is thick and
nasal the eyes are weak the of seiI Is les.
sened destroyed deoiness frequently takes place.
IS that the person Is obliged to clear his throat In
the morning Of q thick or slimy mpcuG, which has
fallen down from the head during the night When
this pAoS The peCsouAy be sure that his as.
is its way to the lungs, and should lose no
time in aTTestinR IL.
toms. q rr-H H- -.rlI l..-z.... -s
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II otR1g QAFARRH, AND AvERrs OoSsU,tFEios,
II oUlEsoATARRH, ASfD pam N 4ErTmPLl
No v1o1EEr sTaralNa o. Fnl HsAp.

No vIoLEET sYBNGlNs OF THE HAD. r'y
Tar sGNsE OF TAsr1 AND sNEII REsroRID.
For centuries oatarrh has dehBd the skill ofphyE-
iciAnS and surgeons No medical work contains .
prescription that will eradicate Il. Nothing Save
Or. 9oodAle's Remedy will break it ups radically
destroying the rTinelple OF the disease and preclu-
ding the possibility ofa relapse. t1-5 sE = So
No form OF CatRTrh can, Withstand ita searching
power andtnomode Of treatment ever Afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal satiSfac ton.
ItpenetrAtes TO the very seat Of this disease and
e1terminates 1t, root and branch for ever.
lE From the N. Y. .l0omnerciat Adyertiser. f.
aHAIf Ross, AND PlRIoDIo -eATARRR.-Dr. R. Good
ale's Catatrh Remedy and mode 81 treatment not
only atordS the greatest relief in every variety o
CatArrh, but IL extlDguShea the disease forever in
All tts types and stages BVery one speaks well Of It
Price SEQ per Bottle. Send aStaup for DR. Good
ale's New Pamphlet on oAtarrh, its perfect mode o.
treatment and rapid cure. D Information Of price
NoGroN Co., sole Agents, S6 BlsSoker St., N. 2.
~ -RoE sale, BY 2: n; LOGAN 1 CO., and Lo
GAN, LIST co. WhseHug.7 n = "
noT2S!1Sd&W 80 ~ 'fE vi
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THr following advertisement appearsiu

. New York paper IgaSa
IAN ENTIRE GOLD MINI RoR .sAEElTHE
a. o1nsr In Zee Of California Gold Mine, Of 200
consecutive fset within tWOnty-fOur hours Of San
Franeispp WiIl sell traneaiateIy for $1,000 eash,
or Convertible fnndS'Ur yOod5. Business proSSnre
compGls tie saurfaoe.l Tifle psrfOetS nine PTaeti
nAly gfnaxhAg ihles asIAy of ores (0nSalNctedl by
ProE Kent SSSG per ton Abundant goId! bearing
specimens md eViiSuegB Of great value on hand.
and pay ample diTidsnda sSle must Be made bsi0Fe
March 50 - % - a s-r,t.r, - +-r.a
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NEw YoRK, March 2s.-The City o
Manchester, from Liverpool on the 18th,
has arrived. F''.
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HALIFAX, March 2s.-Tbe Asia, from
Liverpool on the 1s!hr arrived here this
morning. ,al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30

New YoRK. March 2s.-Goldl opened at
l62, fell to-l514 and closed at 1924. NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-30
: CUaEs oATARRH1a AL rs TtIlPls lSD sFAor,.

IT Ou1s,HA1, Rosl AND P1nIODro oATARRH-
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This being the dayappotuted for fasting,
(uo uncommon thing With us,) no paper
will be issued from this Office o.morrow
Should any news ofimportsuoe be received,
an extra will be published.
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IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
SEMPEOMS=

0-0al f0F Circular describing all symptoms. "a
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NeT1cB.-Should circumstances compel
us to suspend the publication of the TIE.
graph, We give notice to our patrons that il
will be resumed as soon as possible.
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Murfreesboro, Feb. 6, 1865.
4 NeW Jer.eg DemOcrat on sIaEery.

/ A Aeh jersey DtmOCTht On 0ld'tFy'
Mr. jacob Vauatt, well know
Democrat Of Morris county, has writ
ten a letter favoring the ratification OF
the Constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery In the course Of the let
ter he says:
I, Is perfectly patent that We can.
not have = permanent and honorable
. ace until the subject Of slavery il
definitely and finally disposed Of We
cannot evade it if we would know
Of no way Of disposing Of it except by
the proposed amendment That mode
is in consouance with the Constitution
aud purely and truly Democratic II
PETERS tue subject 70 tho States and the
people
To the idea that the States cannot,
by the proposed amendment, prohibit
slavery, l cauno. give my assent is
no mere Of an innovation or eucroach
ment upon the right Of local self gov
eminent than is that provision Of the
Federal Constitution, which requires
every State government 70 BE- republi-
can and one is just S essential 70 the
peace and stability Of the Union a. the
other
am tired Of the pretence that slavery
is the lord paramount--the one thing
alone and beyond the control Of the
people in their sovereign capacity, and
beyond and above all legislative po7er.
Being the creature Of positive law, the
power which made it can unmake it,
There are some very good men who
regard slavery as the Jews did the Ark
"a thing not 70 be touched under the
penalty Of instant death ! hope, how
ever, that the day for that kind Of
blind, wicked idoIatry is nearly over
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EVERYBODY.
4. L NJ. ANDSBERG.

WHOLEsALE SUTLER SUPPLGEKs, CORSvE
Of Public Square and Market Street.
have just received from New York end Bos-
ton auctions, large assortment OF Boots
aud Shoes, which they are Offering st
Wholesale 10 the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand large aud varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purchaB-
ed before the late Increased taxes, which
they are anxious to close out at g. small adj
vance on invoice cost. In addition t1 which
they beg 70 call attention 90 their large
stock OF Liquors, consisting = par,, OF
Champelgnes, Catawba, and Cia-el Wines.
Whisky, Cogniac Brandy, D.ttess, G.u,
cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schragps, Sc, &c.
Stationery, white ard buff envelope, a-l
Sizes io0lscap, letter, and noe paper of al
qualltiesi Hats Cops, Notions Of al Iesc~IB.
tions, furnishing goods, and complete
stock OF suffers Goods, such ga Peaches,
oysters, Raisius, Mustard, sariIues, spices.
Soda, &c sc.
Dealers viii find 20 90 .Us.r l1,ares. % give
u call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 10 the shipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember The place, corner OF Public
Square and Market st.
a. * NJ. LANDSBEEJ. Jau2g-au
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CouxrrRrErs.-Informatiou has been rs-

COUNTERFEIrs. Information has been r1-
ceived by Q. J.. Barlow s. Co. thrt certain
druggists in thl city have been palmIug of
on persons calling for DR.. FeIIocr Pink e..
rate an article Of their own wa-uarllra.
which they cay is superior 90 tle genuine.
We would advise al pe-soua % got tbo
genuine, aud should you require ouv meJi-
cine for the Itch, E.ag-wgru, letter, Up
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprinciPlcd man % impose any other
preparation on you, but got Dr.. Veil5.s
Pink Cerate, manufactured by U. r. Eat-
tow i Co., No 1914 Dcaderick street, Egah-
vile, Tenn.
2. S.-A liberal discount made N dealers.
Sent by mail 10 any address on receipt Of
81 u. Be sure that you get tho genuine.
sep24-l
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New foods

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Grucerr-4
offered at low prices &C lu.,ta4 Nos Cob.
loge street
iau22-tE
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just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, At H. Ehrenbergs, No 40
Union street
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AXIS, AxEz-3O0 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by @. W FAN & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. iau22d