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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-11

ON1ANlO WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and null VIpnr Restored
THIS distressing nffectIon-wIiicii render
HE anu miITIinge inipnsible-ls the I,enniiy
pnid by tho victims Of Improper Intlutpenr,g
Young persons are too Hpt to commit cSc,sss.s
from not being aware Of the dreadful cons
quences that may ensue. Now, who that nm,
uefStnntlS the subject will pretend tO ,Ic,,,
mat the power of prOCTeation Is LOST sNDI,1S,
by those FILLING into improper habits Ii,nn
by the Prudent2 Besides beIng JIepriyetij' ",
the pleasure OF healthy Offspring, Tho mo y,
serious and destructive symptoms to Mi,
body and mind nrise. Tie system bec6In,.ss
derlnged, the Physical and Mental Fnncjin'ss
Me9kened; Loss OF Provocative Power, New T1.
Gus lyspe PnlpItntion OF lie
Heart, indigestion, Constitutional nebiIiit,
ton, Decay and Death. Up
Office, No. 2 South Frederick Street
Len hand side going from BaltiI,,oro &C.,,
serve the name and number - ~ VIZ
LeItefSS must be paid and contain n storD
The Doctors DiPlomn hangs In his ofiIce,
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No herc1py or NptweOtS Drums,
mn
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INDoRsEMENT % THE pREss

Vr1.-- -. VI 4L41 FtESS.
=, inc many thousands cured MT this instJ,,,-
Rortant Surgical Operations perforInesI Nv
~, t.Ss.i witnessed by the reporters Of
NOTICES Of which have appeafeH aG5IHR tSni
yam before the public, besides his sfaniinS
- gsntleInnn OF character and responsibiIis
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY C1rRED
RB-No letters received ut,iess nllst.,,aI1 -,
containing stamp to be used on the TeTI
PERSONS writing should state age nni send ~ y'
ton OF advertisement describing sym bfNnS
JOHN NJ. JOHNSfC5N- ST n
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baitimo1ss
--ESoLo-ASr MaFVlnnd
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The sun., 1865-08-10

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The sun., 1865-08-10
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The sun., 1865-08-10
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The sun., 1865-08-10
ADJUSTMENTS. A

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The Sensational Pantomime Ballet Of the
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The sun., 1865-08-10

4 nkESSMAkEtS MANIED-APPLI 81
~ 18th ave, rear Wav.rly place. ~
EUR PICKERS wANTED-A FEW Beaver
pcicr-, for which 'terdy work and hishcst
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way. S'B
The sun., 1865-08-10

Girls WANTED TO MAKE PAPKR
" roSes move need app = but good hanGs, At -
Spruce It. up stars 100
The sun., 1865-08-10

EUR SEWERS AND FlNISHERS Wanted,
i Bnekiuan I. I'd foor. 6O
The sun., 1865-08-10

r ABORERS WANTED AT CoPAKE
SoTk. 10 by llailem X. X, 3Si
The sun., 1865-08-10

NNANTED-AN OPERATOR ON VESTS,
w one with her osn machine preferred Alno
few hAisters none but good hands need apply good
prces. Call for days at 239, cor. Prince 81. and
Rowsry, basement 1871
The sun., 1865-08-10

NIAETED-AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER
w TO cut ladies cloaks, A man with good refer
ences ret a steady situation and good wages.
The sun., 1865-08-10

+, GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND Hav-
4 VI ihs no nome, may ,sppy at tho Girls Lodging
Houre, grb Canal It \. Y. 40
The sun., 1865-08-10

T AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS, Wheeler
"a " 'sons sud lIoFc'. machines 70 hem, tuck
ind iancy blaiuinp perfect for 81 and Taoomme nded
tn Ahops. Ns,niUes 90 rent at MIS-. IHOMSON'N, 1l3
" 2ltl ct, bot seen fth and 5.h Ayes l5b
The sun., 1865-08-10

ClPI WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
VI work IN a private family; must he frs, ate
washer and irouar and GOOD plain cook. 2sT west
l5th n, te vscu 9Th and Sth aves. II
The sun., 1865-08-10
TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roads. On and sfler Monday, June 9th, trsns for
Albany AID Troy, oonRecting with Northern and
Western trains will leave New Yolk a. iolossi
FROM Hudson River Depot, 3Oth st, aud iOth ave al
81 A. NJ, q T. lO.SO T. NJ. and fIom Harlem DO
Iictets good on either routa. W. Ii. WANDER
DlLT, V,P. as
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- LenA West Point ConWaL heWburgh, Milton.
Poushk eepsie and ROndout from loot of Desbrs.es
~ every AteGReaas e1sepI ayQaay, q u gcl0ek-nQ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10
NEW YoRK, March 2.

The HerGids despatch from Charleston
the Doth by the Arago last evening contains
the following: We have just received official
intelligence OF the burning of Columbia 5.
C. on the 2Sth inst. After the town had
been taken possession of by Slocum's corps,
some of our troops were fred on from the
houses and some seventeen were killed on
account of which Gen. Sherman ordered
the burning Of the city. which was carried
out to the latter. Deserters constantly ar
rive at Charleston. About two hundred and
twenty arrived within the last day or two.
whose confirmation of the reports Of the
evacuation Of Augusta, Ga. are given and
it's occupation By our troops.
Georgetown Is evacuated and in our pos
session.
The World says Augusta was evacuated
on the approach of our troops. IL i said a
large amount Of rebel property was in ose
possession, and that Gen Sherman left suit
fcient force to garrison the city and proceed
cd northward Also that Sherman was
probably proceeding to Florence and Char
iotte in force. and had captured large
amount Of supplies on the route
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10
NV NoRK. Mar. ..


The Herdld's special Washington despatch
saws Sheridan has sent force forward to AZ
certain If Lee is preparing to fall back TO
Lynchburgh.
The Reralds Army Of the Potomac cor
respondent says it has been discovered that
the army mails have been robbed Of millions
of dollars in money and yaluables.
NV YoRK, March 2.
The Tribune's special correspondent writ
ing from Charleston by steamer Arago, which
arrived here last night, describes the evacu-
alton and occupation of Charleston. The
first national soldiers landed in
Charleston in capacity of masters Of
the rebel city. were South Carolina
negroes-thank God-the Dist US. Colored.
There was also detachment Of the 54th
Mass. They were the heroes of Fort Wag-
ner, where Shaw lies buried under his mig
gers, as brutal ruffiahs reported. Soon after
the star-spangled banner hoated from the
tops Of the Custom House, City Hall and
the Arsenal, waving for the first time over a
free soil and free people. The whsrves
looked as if they had been deserted for halt a
century-broken down and dilapidated.
The Warehouse near the river streets, as
we enter them, the houses and stores and
public buildings we look at all these and
hold our breath in utter amaizement. Ruin
above and below on the right and on the
left
Hardly building in the business part OF
the city has escaped the terrible crashing
and smashing Of shells. We found the
Mercury Office deserted, negro family al
l.. h. NH faA
the Editorial Sanctum
After various researches. We obtained the
current news of the evacuation. The recent
movements planned by Gen. Gilmore along
the line of the Charl stOn and Savannah
Railroad. under Gems Hatch and Porter, has
| FASTENED the evacuation of the city. Por-
ter's demonstration deceived them, leaving
| them TO believe that we had large force,
when We only had 1900 men, and they be-
gan to leave on Friday, Gen Hardee himself
I left on Friday night, and the last OF The
rebels took their fright early on Saturday.
Before leaving details Of soldiery were
sent to fire every building without exception
Ia which cotton was stored IL Is estimated
D that two thousand bales were consumed.
! The c1tJon thus destroyed belonged chiefly
10 the rebel government.
81. eco bushels of MEASUREMENT prop
I erty llso-and alarge warehouse nllei wiki
T co.lmIssary stores were also destroyed by The
flames sud-, nly the TIRE communicated &.
thc magazine. and ifightiu explosion tu
sued. TIE s,ene is described a. being tx
: rrernelv horrible Il Is estimated blythe
citizens that upwards Oi one hundred mon,
women and caildren persisted IN tlt
{ flames, and that nearly two hundred wer,
injured. burned and wounded
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10
NV YORK March 5

The correspondents from the Army of the
Potomac say there are indications OF anOth-
er attempt Of the rebel rams to come down
the james river.
The Herald's despatch says the President s
Inauguration speech will not occupy more
than from FIVE to eight minutes in delivery.
The number of deserters now coming into
the army of the Potomac, averages 40 per
day, and veterans at that, conscripts not be-
my allowed ON picket,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10

A DuAPIDATED REoxEsr.-l yesterday
met rebI deserter from the eth Tennessee
(rebel) infantry, who had just been released.
and, knowing him very well, l inquired az
ter a nurnber Of other men. and found that
not one of them remained in the ranks.
at length asked, ~ ben did You leave ?''
..Just after Hood crossed the riyer.e. How
many men did the regimens number then r. -
"Why, the fact is, said he, 'there is only
the Colonel and one man left; there Were
two of us before deserted, and the other
man will leave at the first opportunity"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10
NEW YORK, March 3

The Herald's Army of the Potomac cor
respondent of the LIST says deserters report
that the tobpcco IN Petersburgh is being de-
stroyed. and the heavy guns are being re-
moved.
Sherman was reported 40 miles from Char
1otte, \. C., and rapidly advancing.
Been raining since early this morning.
Tomorrow will be observed as the holiday;
most of the wholesale houses closing for
the day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10
NEW YoRK, March


Tie Richmond Examiner Of the 2Sth ult.
indicates that Gen Sehoiield has joined Gen
Sherman. and that Gen Hardee' Charles
ton force and the remnant OF Hoods old ar
nv have been cut off from uniting with
j 3hnstOn.
Rebel papers insist that Gen. Grant is
preparing another attack and will make il
a. soon as tie roads permit.
The Examiner Of the 2Stb says Colum
bia. ;. C. Is freed from the power of the
Federals, hut 1t is reported that three-fourths
of the city is burned.
The Times despatch says Richmond pa
pers of the 18th indicate that Sherman is
moving towards Raleigh, leaving Johnston s
force in his rear.
Ii also says it is reported that movements
of the enemy's cavalry are taking place in
the northern counties Of Virginia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10

BUTTER FALLING.-Butter at New York
has declined about cents this week and is
still falling. The highest quotations were
40 y cents, against 90 65 cents three
months a % Those " 30 boarded their but
ter iazt iall ana winner, when II was really
wanted al figii prloes, wall lose sOme 20 cents
ibai'd. " SAY nothing of the trouble Jt
k.,tIi.- IL tIrry ~ Intfs- There is more but
ter stgi,a IN NyH York now than 81 any
pF,vrlas rtfi--.,i Tie same date for the last
Iw,lrty y,ars Ihe country Is full OF it too,
but Ae shipping searOn If nearly over 50
there is no encouragement for those who
have stocks On hand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10

In honor of the late national victories. the
bells were rung here for an hour, Saturday at
ternoon. and national salute was fired. The
o heavy snow-storm prevented any further de-
mOstratiOns
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Nrw YoRK. March 9.
To the Free Press.

The Heraids Charleston correspondent
says hundreds of rebel deserters are coming
in at that place. They report that Hardee's
force was intercepted BY Sherman's troops.
AL of Sherman supply vessels had been
ordered from Hilton Head to some other
point
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uf rio. of his life
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Governor Brown, in late address TO the
Georgia Legislature, said "The negroes do
not want to 60 into the army. Compel them
to take up arms, and they viii desert by
thousands
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NEW YORK, March 3.
Gold 1881.
NEW York March 1.

NEW YORK March 1.
The Richmond papers assume to be igno-
rat of Sherman's whereabouts, but at the
zime time saw he is stuck in the mud in one
Of the Southern States. They estimate the
force under his direction, Including Gilmore 5
and Schofeld's forces, az 10000
Wade Hampton and has cavalry are said
TO be in possession Of Columbia ) G., and
that no public property was destroyed by
tn cn,ia ton
The Heratd's correspondent says: Rehcl
ieserters from Lees army state that wacn
he made his late visit south he tOok two INV
isions Of Anderson's corps with hin t. rein
force the army contruh ing Gen erman.
That heavy siege guns ar, being sent iron
Petersburg 10 ,ireen-5,ra, Y. C. IL evident
and that the citizens 81 both Petersburgh
and Richmond are preparing to leave.
The rebel House OF Representatives have
passed another bill to place 10000 negroes
In the army. In ord,r to satisfy objections
of the Senators, the bill does not guarantee
freedom To the enlisted slaves, but leaves the
question Of emancipation open.
The Richmond Wing of the LIST says -
IL is stated that Bragg has succeeded in
bringing Scho6eld to halt, ten to fifteen
miles from Wilmington 1t was thought
that Schofeld would try to eject a junction
with Sherman at Fayetteville -'rsi s19s q
The .Srafinei of the LIST admits that Sher-
man has crossed the South Carolina line-ai.s.
The panic in Richmond had extended to
the surrounding country. and farmers refuse
to bring In supplies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10

Paymasters have been for some days oc-
cupied in paying off the Army of the james
for the months of January and February.