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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
DIR. r. J. Kisner

TENDERS his thanks to all those who have fa-
L vored him with their confidence and patronage
AND would inform his friends and the people geusr-
ally, that he will, the coming year, o. cupy his old
0tdce on Third street., neRr Reed 4 Ktaft's Drug
Store, Csntre Wheeling, W. Va, where he may be
consulted in reference to their disease the nature
and character of which the Doctor is able At All
times, and under all circumstances describe and
to assure OF the probable result and Duration Of
treatment. He practices the Rclectic System OF
Medicine. using mild b elective remedies suU-
porting insteHd Cf depressing the Vital Powers The
medicine' used by him are prepared and put up in
his own Office. Besides the treat mont of Acute Dis
eases, DR.. Kisuer will give his attention to the
trea ment of sl varieties of ChroliG disease Thai
soourge Of the human race scrofula, in alIts varied
forms, wig: Purulent Discharges from the Ear, 10
prevalent among children, Purulent Op halniia
OZenR, Enlarged Glands, Ulcerations, CancsTs and
all saretes Of skin Diseases, will receive his specia
attention. Diseases OF the Throat Lungs aud Heart
Liver oJmplaints, DiarrhosA, DySsnterj and F,Iei,
Diseases OF the Urinary o gaus, Syphilis, 40 Mar
Nous and SpinAl Affections Epilepsy, Rheums sIism
ana Para'yss. Diseases Of Pemales, Dysmenorrhen
LeucOrrhea ProlapSus UteFi and all Painful IrfeV.
ularities and Nervous Diseases to which they are
sut utJect, he treats successfully. The Treatment OF
HI, DIRE will receive the same attention as here
totora All consultations and c9mmuuio ations
striOsly confidential aud will receive prompt atteu-
ton. Nj Sht calls cheerfully answered on Q hours
US heretofore until further notice, p hlR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

The strength andtunity of sentiment tina
should be given to the public welfare i
devoted to personal quarrels. This shoulC
not be. The mission of the press is to,
high aud sacred to be thrown away in alb
surd controversy. To the world at large
such contests have no interest beyond tn,
interest of the gossipers, and no eject bu
to bring our profession into contempt
What is there in the griefs of Hecuba thai
the people should ,Weep?"
The New York Tribune copies the above
and comments upon it thus:
We are not aware that the Conductors Of
leading journals in any country but ours
have had the bad habit OF discussing each
others personal history, peculiarities and
Physioguomies, instead of their respective
positions and arguments. Aud, while we may
have at some times been provoked to retort
the personal assaults of our rivals, we have
never been recouciled to the system. We
all know that they are not the!most emf
uent lawyers who browbeat and black
guard each other in trying their causes;
aud the presumption is very strong thai
those editors Who delighf in holdipg gseaeh
other up to ridicule and reprobation are
not the shining lights of their profession.
We hope to see the day when journals,
who uses his pen and his columns to
olscken the reputation of certain of his
will be severely let alone
alike by his brother journalists and by the
public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
SheriH's Sale of CitV L,ut.

pY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Ohio
u county. In tho case of R Rlbert 8. Mckee, Execu.
tor, v9 John ]. Yaroai aud others, the under4Ign-
ed Will on WE'D ESOAY, the lst DAY OF MARCH,
next at the front door Of tbs Court House Of OHIO
county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell public auction 10
the highest aud best bidder, the following lot or par
cel ground, situated Monroe street Ia the CITY
OF Whesifng. and bounded as follows: BEGINNING o.
the north side Of Monroe street, in said C " at the
southeast corner of the lot owned aud occupied BY
N Q. Good, q as his residence, aud running
thence north Sariy with said Goods IIue two nun
dred and atty (Z5O feet, thence by line at right
angles to the last named line and parallel with Mon.
roe street fort two l42 feet thence by line par
Allel with said Goods limo two hundred and ifty
(25O) feet to Monroe street, thence with Monroe
street westwardly forty (42 feet to the begin
ming.
one-th. .rd Of the purchase money to bo paid IN
hand and the balance in siK aud twelve months with
interest from tbs " OF sAle the purchaser giving
bond With approved security for the deferred install
msutH, aud the ttle retained until the same shall be
paid or the Purchaser shall be At liberty to pay the
whole purchase money in cash at the time II tn e
sale, greater portion thereof thN tho third
jams sot sheriff H. Of Ohio @ copn.v
ETThe sale of the above namsd proper v haa
beeu postponed until the 2Sth day OF March 1885
at IL o'clock a. n. MARI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
FOR SALE-

oFFER RoR SALE MY-PR iPBRTY, sitrated
on the line Of the National road, four miles cas-
of the city OF Wheeling SAid property consists OF
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
finished bR'h rO tmJ an al m Ilern iuorovsme ats
also fourteen aeres of ground atache' on which are
convenient olt.hou1es, il cludns briok stabI in z
ice and spring house, chckery and two ct.terns
Also one hundred and tw ntyaV Applo trees OF
choice KIDD Pear Peach, PLAN and Quince trees ali
bearing There are al'o choice selections of
RasP5eTHeS, BItcSbeTries, Strawberries and other
small fruits. The grounds finely laid out with
evergTeens and othsr ornamental shrubbery.
will also sell my HOu,shOlt FurniELrs to any
one desiring to purchA4s ali together.
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to price,
to ms OF payment, &c can leave toir names al
the Gas Oompauy'I office or visit M the promises
te22-ti JAGOb HORNRKO TX.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
INC oropa Il fsa4.

The Commissioner agriculture q
Washington has prepared the following
Vaiuable tables, showing the ramount 81
Sropsfn the loyal states for 1864, the mum.
Der of acres planted to each, crop, and the
value of each, compared with the same for
1863, and the increase OF decrease of each.
These tables are summary of the same
facts made up by states, which will appear
in the February report of the Department.
soonto be published. The figures in the
table of comparison between the two years,
differ in some respects from those in the
tables eboEe, for the reason that, as the
first tables include Kentucky, which was
not in the estimates for 1863, it is neces.
saFy to exclude it from those for 1864 in
order to insliLute.a correct comparison:-
q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Farm for Sale.

TIE s7bscriber offers at private sale -trnct Of
land in Richie Township, Ohio County, West
VIrGtnia, within one halt mile Of the National Pike
and i've MI. from Wheeling by this road, aud
three by the Seminary Hall road. and joining lands
with l. LunsiOEd and G. ". Thompson, containing
one hundred and six acreI The land is uuder good
cultivation is Of rich ii is we'll watered aud EelI
set in grass and is therefore suitable for culivatinR
or grazing A part of the far /, we'll suited for
gro sing grapes. There are moderate buildings on
the premises young apple OrchOTd Of one b N
dret and seventy tresS half OF which are bearing,
Churches, tchoo D. mils aud stores convenient. For
mh14-1ndeOd&4WS ALE8, McCULLRY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Thirty Days More May" End tn.
War


War.
The New York Tribune feels very san
guiue of the speedy end of the rebellion.-
We clip from it's leader as follows:
elf our private information is authentic
and we see 20 reason to doubt it-Geu.
Lee has notified JEFF. Davis that it is nm
possible, with the means at his command
to make head against the Union forces now.
concentrating for his overthrow. Thai
such is the fact, we cannot doubt; that
Gen. Lee realiBes and has privately con-
fessed it we firmly believe,
We are confident that the Rebellion is
crushed and further bloodshed needless =.
Only let President Lincoln evinCe an ear.
nest desire thatthe war shall now end-let
hin appeal to the people of the Sonth TO
stay this useless, wasteiul effusion of
blood, and throw herself on the clemency
of their country, aud we firmly believe that
the next thirty days may see the close of
the War.
The TFibunss money writer, in the spirit
Of the above, comments on the financial
situation thus:
/. Commercial credits are 10 great disfavor
under the fall in merchandise, which has
already weakened houses supposed to be
very slaunch. The break in gold is more
serious in its effects upon mercantile cred
its than the public realizes. The facts
are, that all business for the last year has
been done upon higher prices for gold than
the present. The price has ranged from
169 to 2s5, and the whole fabric of com.
meroial credits is based upon a rate for gold
whichprobsbly willn prevail again du-
ring the life of any merchant. The ten.
denCy of gold is downward aud not to be
permanently arrested. With declining
| gold comes liquidation and the sweeping
away of fortunes existing upon paper. All
commodities must go to consumption upon
gold at declining rates, and no solvent man
can fnd q good reason why an effort
should be made to arrest this step toward
natural prices. Most of the premium on
gold aud the advance in goods have been
the result of Sscesh gambling, and the
alarm caused by disloysl writer's, who lost
no occasion to dsnounoe the National cur
rency as worthless, gand the sooner gold
and paper are brought together the better
for all legitimate business. Legal tender
notes are mot abundant, and no large
amodnt could be had without paying a
premium.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
JournallslIe courts.y.

The Philadelphia Pres. 10 the course of
an article upon Journalists and Journal
ism" foreibly says:
"Itis the misfortune of the Journalist
that his own inclination makes him hew.
er of wood and drawer of water for those
whom he should despise, tits the misfor.
tune OF journalism that an influence which
combined, would be irresistible, is wasted
and filtered away by internal dissensions
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Two Farms for Sale in Illln1is

NNE OF 32O AoREs. near Rantoul Station.
" Champaign county, one hundred mile. BY rail .
road from CHICAGO, of rich Prhrie lAnd aud having
so acreS under good fence aad we'll improv I'd, with
cd Dwelling d, Had tenant aoa;es Barn stable and
Also, A FARM OF l3O dCREs in OIav oo1Dtv.
| on the Little Wabash river, aod within lev miiss
Of CLAY City, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
adjoining it.
Apply 10 J AMEs M0ILoY, R.ntoul, Cham paisn
county, Illinois, or to GEO. w. SMITH
1923 Rhnalnrr Yn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
The GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY,
JoHLNsoN'sg
RS -
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
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BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE ONLY SURE. CURE FOR
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READ THE FOLLOWING
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READ THE FOLLOWING
This Great Internal Remedy

1stse bo.. medicine ever Offered to the public.
For the eG.otunl cure of rheumatism, Gout, Neu
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Head, TetteF; Ring Worm, Fenale O0mpIaints, and
all breSkouts on the lace and body.
The vac; number Of rub. on medicines which for.
merry have been used foI those diseases we're merely
temporary in their effects and of doubtful virtue
n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

The Symptoms. Of cntnrrh as they generally an.
pear nte at 6rst very slight Persons hni thsy
h"Te cold, that they have frequent attacks and
are n'f" sensitive 10 the cl AuRes of temperature
In ihi- cor rditon, tn" 9 may be dry or 4 slight
dHC' slEr.t III and aoTid afterwards becomtng thick
ard Adhesive As the disease becomes chronic th q
discharges are increased in quantity and ch uEed
IT q, Hlt' trey are nov t'ick and heavy aud are
ha"sed or conghed of. The secretioDs are often
sV' ca. SuRh lad breath; the voice iS thick and
has" The ~ eS arc weak; the of the smell is les
Sebe" rd's'ToI cd destoess frequently takes place
Ah'Ihtr common andtmDor1ant symptom 6fCatarrh
i that A- person 10 Obliged TO clear his throat In
tb1 m"TpiTg Of a ihi or slimy mncus, which has
iaiItn down from the head du'tng the night. When
ths tSkes place the person may be sure that his dis
ease IS on It's gay to the lungs, and should lose no
time IN RrrtstinEi.. ~
The above arc but fey the many CataErh symp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

useful that the conference suggested sbouId
be had, yop will proceed as you may pre-
fer, and are clothed with all the supple.
mental authority you may need - the con
sideration of any proposition for q militia
81 convention, OF the ePpoiptpept of a
commissioner to enter into, such an ar
E. sgngsment n as viii cause at lesgs temp PoEaFy
i q -E. Very truly VI "a "a
.as soal 10 .t.e5..,. JEFFB & DAVIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
LETTER o. eENERAL 3. 3. "a

Headquarters G.. S. Armies, I'd March,
1865.-Lleutenan General u. s. Grant,
Commanding United States Armies: Gen.
eral- Lieut.. General LOngstreet has in.
formed me that, in recent conversation
between himself and Major General Ord, as
to the possibility of arriving at a satisfac.
tory adjustment of the present unhappy
difficulties, by means ola military conven
ton, General Ord stated that if l desired to
have an interview with you on the subject,
you would not decline, provided I had au-
thority to act. Sinoerely desiring 10 leave
nothtOg uutried which may put an end to
the calamities of war, | propose to meet
you at such convenient time and place as
you may designate, with the hope that up.
on an interchange of views, It may be
found practicable TO submit the subjects ol
controversy between the belligerents to a
convention of the kind mentioned.
In such event, am authorized to dc
whatever the result of tho proposed inter,
view may render necessary or advisable
Should you accede to. this proposition, ]
would suggest that, if agreeablestoyou, We
meet at the place selected by Generals Ord
and Lougstreet for the interview, at Ii A
N. on Monday next, t IT,, toms. 10. 5.,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
- IL. r. TRR Conaro1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

The number Of acres planted In Indian corn sho va
an increase Of 212e,311, wheat TO 158, tobacco 80
4os; total 2oS, 1867; while all other crops show
decrease In the Dumber of acIeS, rye 81, ,624 oats
2MA M ~, barley 10 9S2, buckwheat 1850, potatoes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

RY virtue Of Deed q T,ust from Appleton Oak
the 18Th day Of September 1859, and Recorded in
the keeorder's odiee Of Ohio county, in Deco Book
No. ~. folio SSS, AMI by virtue of an order OF
Ohio o unity circuit Court subsequently made
in which my name was SubStit ted for that Of
Charles Nussell as trnstee. will offer at public
saie at the mont door Of the Court House on TUFS
loving described property, to witt
The south half Of Lot No 244 and forty feet sf
the two story brick dwelling Known 1S the aFIarJ.
man House,, situsted the cast side Of Eoh street
betU'el Second and Third streets, Centre WheelIng
The title To this property is believed to be india
putabls, but selling trustee / win ouIy convey
Sueh title % is yesLed in By virtue Of Sad deed
Of trust and order Of COURT above named
Terms Of BAle-CAsh. '3f0f
tezT-td 8. p HTLDRErH. Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
THE RIoHMoND PAPRRs.

AS nearly all the employees of this es.
tablishment ntresponded " Wednesday morning
to the call of the GoVernor for men to be
assigned to special military service, we
we're unable to issue, 9 paper yesterday
morning., For the same reason our even.
ipg edition"was suspended yesterday and
the day before. By means of a small force
of conpositors, we are enabled to issue the
Wing hismorhiug with a reduced quaint
~ of reading matter. The printers
Guard" hayiog beeu-r relieved from further
military duty for the present. we expect to
resume and continue the regular publica.
ton of our moruing and evening editions
without further interruption. 10" .5at1. =
CORRESPONDENCE OF GEMS. n8B AND GRANT.
Richmond, "a , March l3, l865.-To the
Senate and House of Representatives:
herewith transmit for your information
copies of the correspondence referred to in
my message of this date, in regard to the
proposed conference to adjust terms of
peace by meanal of military convention.
i.-5' JEFFBRsoN DAVIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

The relative difference of 1863 and 1864
between the increase of gold value and OF
the value of the crops, shows that of the
advance in the value of crops in 1868, %
per cent. over the gold value. was caused
by the demand of the government for war
purposes; but in 1864, great as was the
iucresss iu the value of the crops, being
$4s4 651, ,l13. it was per cent. less th n
the Increase in the value of gold. This
proportional decrease was doubtless caused
by the decrease of exports in 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
RHEUMATIC coMPoUND

reaches the source of ali trouble, and effectually
bRD Lhes the disease from the system by its imme.
diate action on the blood We advise one and ali
TO give it Trial, and become sstis ed of its won
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Read the following testimonials: "
Ma JoHSsoS:-pear Sir: Tbis is to certify that
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uutil tried SOnT Rheumatic Compound end Blood
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ASDREW ARMSTRONG.
10. ls James Street, Allegheny City.
Allegheny, Nay 81, 1864.
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She very much swollen aud the pain she gnf
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Pittsi urg, SpriI 18th. 1854.
Mr.. JOHNSON My daughter Mary was attacked
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
AMOUNT eR CROPS.

Corn shows an increase Of l52 6l219l bushels,
oats $50 Sss, buckWheat 2,S1441s; total increase
Il $50 e3e bushels. Wheat shows decrease OF
IL eS2 Gus bushels, rye 1l6,3O0, barley 1,44I 567
potatoes 2,4Sa16oi total decrease, 16 1874 2Dl BUSH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23

TABLE OF COMPARISON 1ErwERS 1858 AID 1854.
Total bushels. ........ sss 646 s6t $50 s21 $50
Total tobacco, ,......... 1853 1853 Os2 l4O sos 100
Total hay, tons.............. 1s8t6,130 $50 S66
Total value Of crops ......S955 784322 $l44 4I6l
There was an increase hus shown Of 1871 69B
bushels of Hrain and potatoes raised ana decrease
Off $40 s22 unds Of tobacco, 264 tona of hay
and StS0, ,45l acres cultivated.
The value of the cropsi the market value
of gold when the prices were taken, and
the per cent. increase of the value of both,
are as follows:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
M MO 3 OF TIRE ITAENT Is
THE ACMH OF tRBF6FESTION'
IUPEs HAY, Ross AND PERlODIO 0ATARRH
: oURrs oATARRH IN ALL ITS T1Prs AND STAGE.

IT CuREs OATARRHIN ALL ITS TTPns AND sFAeEs.
II CURES oATARRH, AMP Ayra4s COUsUnP41oS.,
~ - Z l- y
" p ~ g. a. ff -&2- = 81 j
No vIoLEzT sTRINGINs OF THE HAD.
TIE sENsE or rIsrE AND sNEIL REsFoRlD.
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No form of CataFFh 6An-Fit6Btand Its searching
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It peuer8tei ID the very this disease, and
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From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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