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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03

INV YoRk, April 1.-The Herald's New
Orleans correspondent says that Major
General Lew Wallace has gone to the Rio
Graude, 90 special mission, supposed to
concern the expulsion of our Consul at
Astamoras by Ma1imiliaa and the return of
desersers by General Mejia. The confer.
ence with the General is said to have been
entirely satisfactory. The report says he
had merely entered into an arrangement
for thieves and murderers. Gen. Slaughter
requested an interview with Gen. Wallace,
which took place at Point Isabel, Texss.
The result was that the vessel bearing Gen.
Wallace, was sent with dispatch to General
Canhy, with orders to land for hatGeneral
at Galveston on his return, showing that
General Wallace WAS 70 be there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
ersat FreGhet in Ni.lonri.

sF. LOUIS April 1.-The effects of the
late storm to the State has been very Sc
we're. Nearly thousand feet of bridging
of the Iron Aoantafu Railroad has been
carried away. Immense land slides cover
the track in several places, involving loss
Of over one hundred thousaod dollars. It
will require month 70 FepBir it. The
Pscifc Railroad also suffered severely from
land sides. The loss 70 this county By
the carrying away of county bridges and
inundatinE the country will amount to
over 6fty thousand dollars. All tTibuts-
ries of the Missouri river ara st food
height, and imuiense damage has probably
besn done along their hanks. All the nv
ers north and vest of here are very high,
Gnd rising rapidly. food iS anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
ToLLoWme QUAHTIFIIs :

These figures show that the progress of
the army has advanced the buying capacity
Of the Government credit TO a peint where
the expenses of the war are made less
burdenso1ne, and assurance is given that
its total cost is to be much under the pre-
dietious of dislOyal people, and viii not
reach in the aggregate a sum easily con-
trollable, and sare to be soon extinguiShed
after the rsturn of peace, This reduction
in price has suother and favorable side, 90
far as much of the labor of the county is
concerned. The pay of the soldier aud
sailor, Of all laoorers, of all persons en-
ployed at fixed salaries and living upon
61ed incomes, buys in the same ratio
more, and there is for the time larger sur
plus of earnings which can be loaned to
the Government, fact which insures fu.
ture large sales of 7-3o notes. The de.
creased price of goods falls heavily upon
all traders, middiemen and spectators, but
their losses will excite little regret when it
is remembered that the shrinkage is for
the benefit Of legitimate business. The
losses thus made by traders Is in q great
degree merely return of profits made by
the imitation of gold, now fortunately near
its close.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03

E ~.
ozL1 two Of the six or seven hotel
which-haTe until lately been kept in zR5en-
mODd, now remain open: the spottsvood
and American.
Advertising in the New York Herald is
81 line, esch insertion. What do coun.
try folks think of ihat7
England received $50 900, 600 last year
for duties on tobacco.
The cattle in Canada are starving on ac-
count of the scarcity of fodder.
Pour millions of rebel bonds have been
''msde way WITH at Richmond. The thief
must realize sooa, or else it wont buy him a
dinner.
| The Wisconsin house of representatives
have expressed their shame and morti6ca
ton st Andy Jobustop's cordact, and re.
quested him to resign the vice presidency
The rebel General Early has sworn to
drink no more whisky iii he whips Phil
! Sheridan; let Andy promise to keep sober
till he becomes president of the United
States, aud we shall have two Distinguish
ed converts to teetotalisn, for life.
Mr.. Edwards, recently the clerk Of the
| English house of lords, turns out 20 be a
de1aulter. and Lord Broughau is said to be
| discreditably connected with some CT his
| transactions.
Travellers complsio that when in Eng
land they are all obliged to 60 to London
and pay SIS in gold for passport to come
home with. and when they get to New York
nobody looks at it.
The whisky manufacturers try all kinds
of lodges TO evade the government tax OF
| So gallon. But the government keeps q
sharp look out for them. As it costs 80
cents gallon TO make it aud the tax is 81
s gallon, while the market price ranges
from 81, 20 to $2,l5, the fraud il very evil
dent. The Kentucky distillers try TO get
around the 50 tax by paying I've per cent
mauufseturets' tax.
Ex Gov. Kirkvood, Gen. Fitz Henry
Warren and Congressmsu Kasson are men
toned "a candidates to fill the vacancy oc
cssioned by Senator Harlan of Iowa being
appointed secretary of the interior.
Both the preaideofs private secretaries
90 90 Psrfs-Mr. Hicolsy as consul, and
! John hay ss secretary OF legation. They
l are Intelligent men and. gentlemen, and de.
serve the places. Everybody is pleased
With Mr.. BigeloV's being pat Ct the head Of
our affairs IN France.
| A good story is told of a Michigan msu
who vent ont hunting with friend and
found an oil spring on his friends farm
He sought 70 quench his thirst at spring
they passed, but found it tasted very
strongly Of oil BE kept the secret to him
self hnt suddenly became very anxious C
boy the farm. After he had bought it fol
sac. 600 and had announced his intentio1
to bore for oil, the former owner consolinR.
|ly-remarked:-"Ny dear fellow, the nigh
before you drank out of that spring, my
hostler went there % water the horse, and
by accident broke kerosene lamp, 1hicl
fell into the spring, Gud Il Wa0 the oil from
it that ron tasted +" BE concluded hG
/ wouldn't bore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
Order from esnlWa.hba4pez

GA1Ro, April Ito encourages the res
toration of the Government and induce
the people to return to theiE allegiance and
former AVoesEious, General Washbarn.
commanding At Memphis. orders no raid
era 70 be sent into the coanlry, except to
resist rebel forces. UuauthoriEed Rorag.
ing is fobiddeu. The people are urged to
organize the civil RoTerament, and estab
lish courts of justice, aud the organise
ton OF civil posse By the citi1sns Of each
comfy Is also recommended, aud when
satisfactory security for their proper use
has been given, arms and Ammunition will
be furnished them. Refugees formerly
residing in this district are invited TO re.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03


THH EUgiish papers report numerous
failures in consequence Of losses in block
sde running. The old sdago ''fll got i'll
gone" applies to our trauslAtlautie cUu-
sins, With peculiar force, in reference to the
whole business of privateer building and
bloekade running. The brilliant fortunes
gained by fey successful tips at the
oOmmeueement of the var, lnred many
merchants to their ruin, and no doubs
helped to stimulate the feeling Of the aris-
toeratic and mercantile classes nfaVor a
the South But the growth of our nav
was equally FuIuous to the British block. .
ads running interests aud TO the Oonfed-
erscy, and by E5ust retribatiobi nearly all
the firms engaged in the nefarious trsfie,
have either become bankrupt or are drift
ing hopalsSsly in that direction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03

T AeOoUzrs from Charleston represent
that the citizens of that place and vicinity
are crOwding to theyarious oficesE Eppoint-
ed for the purpose, in order to take the
oath of allegiance. Refugees are return
ing. and general re.action appears to
have commenced in favor of the old Union.
This news Biu be Esceived, with aatisfae-
ton throughautst6eefc fcodrtrJE I6nding to
dissipate the fears Of sulleu aad obsti-
nate opposition to the United States au-
thOrity by the Southern people after the
defaat Of the main armies of the 1C6nfSdz
eraey. A few more successes by Grant
aud Shetma6; Gdd the relactidn ihSugara.
ted at Charleston will extend far beyond
Charleston, Savannah and Wilmington
and embrace States and populations. The
current is rapidly setting in in the right
direction, md will, no doubt soon bear the
seeded States back to the haven of Uniou.
1t is no part of The American character to
engage in hopeless guerrilla Mexican
contest, Eud at the proper time the teTuI-
sion viii be ali the more aEeepiaF and
complete on account of the fesy vshem-
encs With which the rebellion was prose.
cussd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
WHEELING, W. A.MONDAYI MORNING. APRIL 8 1865
between sherman, Grant
and the President.

Tie latest news from Gotds5Uro' and vi.
cinity was received at General Grant:
headquarters on Monday evening by Gen
Sherman in person. He left Geldsboro or
the afternoon of Saturday, the 25th, sc,
companled by Major Mccoy and two order
lies. and arrived at City Point on the Rlaek'
bird from Fortress Acnroe at half past Eve
O'Clock Monday evening. General Granr
had been apprised by telegraph from the
latter place of his being on the way, and
be was warmly greeted on tonching the
wharf bye large number Of General Granite
staff. The -HearId correspondent says -
Recognising a naval ot1cer io the com
pAny, General Sherman advanced to shake
hands, his eounte1anee beamipg With de.
light, exclaiming, "That wasn't fair, old
tellov-thAt vas my game-HiIminRton
Was my meat. However, I'm glad You took
it, glad on Terry'S account, glad on your
account, glad on account of all concerned,
and for many reasons almost uamentiea-
able, glad on hscountFy's Recouat.H "But
We whipped 'em, too" Ny boys chased
'em eyeryRhere." mo trouble st ali" The
latter sentences, uttered IN his quick, nerv-
oO060~0
anish that Al were smiling at his eager
nesB. &C -rr
General Grant quietly remarked: aAh,
bat .you see, Sherman, we've heard the
other side of the story" alludiu2 to the
accounts Of his many defeats in southern
papers.
In the meantime Admiral Porter, Who
had dropped down from Varina in expec-
tAeion of his srriVaf, honored the distin.
guished CHIEF with q salute, BETTING his
rank and command, from the flagship Nal
veru. -----5
During the evening General Sherman
had an interview with the President, and
spoke to him and to all in the most en-
couraginR language possible concerning
the condition OF his own troops and the
condition of the Goufederaey.
The visit of Ar. Lincoln to Fortress Mon
roe and General Grants headquarters is
now believed to have much more sIguif-
canee than was al -6rst attached to it. This
conference was evidently in regard to pend
ing military operations, a. Immediately af-
ter the council broke up a general move
ment of the army of General Grant in front
Of Richmond Eaa begun.
General Sherman came to this interview
EHeo9Ritp. The fact of his coming was
known TO few in his own army, and to none
at Fortress Monroe except those who met
him in the council. he returned on Tues.
day 70 GoldSboro, BY way of Wilmin gton,
accompanied by Brevet Brigsdier General
Dodge, on the United States steamer Bat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
NO, 100
By Telegraph.
From the Potomac Army-Flghting
Still Going ON.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page.

Still Going on.
AEW YoRE. April The Trfbun. -5tt,
corp special of The 29,h, 6 p. N. ssys: Al
4 d m this dsy the . aud ID corps Uers
pus IN msrch upon the right OF the enemv's
me, Ire 5ih corps BY the Quaker res6.
"a comioR 70 point called Sknnk's Fol
low, and mounting the brow Of the opno.
| site slope, a bres stwork was fou,5 ~,
doned by the enemy Passing about ,b-ss
quarters OF mile beyond this, the bea5 ~
| The column met the front of the eDemvis
line posted on the edge of a thick pine
wood betting or clearing. Here sudden
and heavy hre was opened on our skirmish
line, and it was driven back upon the line
formed of the 1st brigade, Isl diFision,
which at hrst fell back, but on being sup-
ported by the I'd briggde, rallied and drove
back the enemy, with some loss in pria-
oners.
In the meantime, Gen. Warren drew ap
the rest of the Ist and Sd divisions Of the
9th corps In line, in order to support the
attack.
After an action of about three-quarters
of an hours, the enemy retreated in haste,
leaving most OF his dead and wounded on
the field. The 5th corps now lies on the
ground won.
The force of the enemy engaged vas ous
division of their 4th corps, under General
Bushrod Johnston, its strength being
about 9. 600. Oar loss may reach from
300 70 400 men killed aud wounded. That
of the enemy in killed and wounded ap.
pears TO be about the same, but the Bum.
Der of prisoners, some $50 to 200, renders
their total loss greater than ours.
The Tribuue's correspondent at Gra7eIIy
run on the night of the 2sth, says.
By the movement of to-day our original
line, which extended on the LETT to Hatch
er's run, has been prolonged beyond the
run westward across the Vsughn and
Quaker roads, facing northRard 70 within
ABOUT two and half miles of DinWiddie
Court House.
The Lieot. General, accompanied by
Generals Williams and Ingalls,, and several
members of their stat, came up to Huuph-
rey station, near Hstcher's run, at II
O'Clock this morning, and soon after Cross.
ed the run, visiting different points along
our line, and establishing his headquarters
for the night on the Vaughn road, near
Grsvelly run.
General Meade accompanied our advance
earlier in the morning, and likewise has his
headquarters on the Vaughn road, 2 miles
from Hateher's run.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
THa.Rs,O EosE- !Sbig9isg Lit LaaS Pre-
cTyreRt supplies the materials from witch
we make the following table Of prices:

Il those Who are. in doubt as to the abili-
ty OF the Government to carry on the war
until the Rebellion is wholly subdued will
examine the above table they win be some.
what reassured. The 9oIerpme6t through
out the, war has been the great consumer
of thE twelve articles named, which form
large part of the cost of sustaining the
Army and Navy. To make its purchases
it has used its credit atPaF iRlegAi-tender
or paper money! Of Which the buying
may thus be stated: "a = . 30
a. GOETRNHEET BosDgoT 81 900 WOULD BUY,
AUG. 8, 1854, AID KARGH 30, 1855, 7z1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
About to EVacuate Raleieh

Nav YoRK, April 1.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: a dispatch
just received from Goldsboro, says the reb-
els have completed all their preparations to
evAcuate Raleigh. All departments of the
State Government have been removed 10
Greensboro, 90 we'll as all surplus military
stores Gen. Schofeld has levied s contri-
button of $1oo. 900 worth of ratious of meal
and four Qpon the citiEeng.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03

A reuarkabIe change Of property is 90
ing On in Missouri; the old Becesh citizens
but for places n the West where they are
less known, and their places are being fill
ed by emiRrants from the eastern and cen
tral states. There is great activity in land
sales, aud Missouri ia already feeling DC
impulse Of treedons ez-Ecgl6 .z.S,I-s5E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03


THE Richmond editors are discussing
the food question With great earnestuess
The occupation of 90 large portion of the
south By our armies, and the interruption
OF railroad sonmunicasiou between the
rebel capital and the districts still in the
rebel lines, have produced scarcity of
supplies in Richmond. The Ezapsi.sr is
alarmed lest the farmers should not SOW
and plant as much ground this year as
usual, and encourages them with the as-
surauce that the Yankee cavslry will treat
them none the worse because their barns
are we'll filed.
That joursal also advocates the removal
from Richmond, and indeed, from the rebel
lines of the ave or six thousand women OF
children, whose husbands and fathers are
in the north or Inparts unknown. 1t taays:
1--WE shall soon have enough to do to
feed the confederate army, and the desti-
tute wives and widows and orphans of the
soldiers who have sacred claim upon Us,
and the refugee families who have been
burned out of house and home or banfshed
| by Yankee military authority, without haV.
| lug W PIOfiU6 AOE SEOHAS Sk skE9oRGES WHO
have been basely left upon our hands by
runaEays from the confederate service,
some of whom may now be, for sught We
know to the contrary, soldiers in the Fau.
kee army.
4 is true these are generally helpless
people land to use harshness towards them
| will be naturally repuguant to generous
community like the citizens of Richmond.
But Richmond has never before seen days
like these; and possibly Worss are to come
The fate elof the city, nay, of the whole
country, is fast becoming mere question
OF OommissaciAtH
Never was trner sentence than the last
spoken. 1t is becoming one Of the gra7est
of problems to the rebelH how they shall get
food for the citizens and the army. Putting
negroes into the army only increases the
difficulty of the problem, as Mr.. GhOlson,
Mr.. Hunter and others showed SO toroibly
in their speeches.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
COMPOUND


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- v-th IutAzssicry Shsz2ATlsn II AArSa LAX
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PzstIsGrE, III AP-I 19th, 1854.
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y-th IrEa-u4;o-y Rhsuns;lEn in the winter Of
-s1- vtich continued 70 ths spring Of EXty four.
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-.s-zs Ia: Il took fur 70 turn her in bed. had
-=i1s All tor I've OF az vsekB, but received very
5-s n G-y tsoe5f- Sot : bottle Of your Rheu.
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~ 70 ooo= 5oSu stairs I gotta second bottle;
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s;,z = s:tsri 70 hs- S0Ek ihe sane as formerly.
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g y5-I zbeuDsC1c Compound.
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- c. ls a. ~ rssIdsnoe No. - Bedford street.
E1G-L ETta respect,
MS 4ARGARBT TOUEGsON.
2-;iEt-rE. 4 Prl sth- 1854
PREPARED BY
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SOLE PROPRIETORs,
09STB WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
PITTsBURG, PA,
:: VIZ 81 orders nus; be addressed
?ass 0ss Dollar PeE bottle.
81 vb5le=sIs sud retail By McCABE, KRAFT
D. a-d 8Ekb, ERAFT CO., and by Druggists
'Tz-!Eos7s. dee16-1ydEw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
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THE ACNE OF PERFECTIOy

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No form Of CatSnh can ViEhgf8nd uG searching
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II peEetrAtas 70 The veEy seat Of this disease aud
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