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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-13
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AE8glt Gle 4se11 YORK 1Fib11lGl
The XXXyuIth Congress win con-
vene at Washington on Monday, De-
Gambler 4. In the Senate, the Hon. La
fayette s. Foster, of Connecticut, viii
take the chair as President pro EeBl.,
with Col. John w. FOrney, of Pennsyl=
vania, as Secretary. The majority of
the UniOnists Is here SO heavy that it
can In no case be overcome except by
division; the only Opposition Senators
entitled to take seats without inquiry
being Messrs, Wright and Stockton Of
New Jersey, Buekalew of Pennsy
Riddle and Salisbury of Delaware,
Davis and Powell Of Kentucky, r.
Johnson of Maryland, Hendricks, OF
Indiana, McDougRIl Of California, and
Sesmith of oregon-Il in all, to IS
UniOnists. II every State lately in re-
bellion were to have Senators present
at the hour of opening the Session Gas
several OF them will mott, and If each
were to claim and hold his seat, there
would still be Unionist majority. So
no more need be said of the Senate.
As to the House, the case Is but little
different, The Representatives who
VIII take seats, of course, are POLITICAL
" divided, as follows:
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THE corre5pondent 81 a Y1...5;J55ssss.

TIE correspondent Of the \. y. III
blEae, writing from the capital OF Brig
ham Eonng, makes n very bad exhibit
ofafain In Utah. he quotes 4 hot Of
sermons and address to allow the dis
loyal character Of the leaders, and the
hostility tot tie United stafseneouraeed
by them. As % the law of-ConeTass
PasBed IN 1sa2, 70 punish poIygamyas a
crime, that Is utterly fn0perntfve, and
some Ofthe Fedaral Officers have taken
new wives since the act vas passed,
and sincs they sUOrs 70 support the
laws Of the United States. The CORES
Pondsnt says sit Is alleged that the
policy Of extreme Cancellation, which
''indueed the appointment Of polygam-
''ists TO the most important positions,
Originated with 1Ir. Seward" The
writer believes that Brigham Young Is
anxious 70 have collision with the
United States, in order 70 consolidate
the Mormons, by making the claim that
they are subject 70 renewed persecution.
The correspondence substantiates the
following charges:
FT9t-Brigham and his associates are
nSing in open, defiant violation Of the
laws Of the United States.
See0Rd-They are teaching to theiI
followers intense hostility TO our Gov.
eminent and people, and the necessity
and duty Of resisting by force Of aTml
any attempt TO make the law operative
1ASTd-TheY are drilling and nrmfne
the entire people into . compact am
eflcient military organization.
FOHTth-The Government places and
keeps in important Federal Offices meE
who daRTantly violate the law and sys
tematically pedure themselves in tax
ing the oath Of ONCE.
The correspondent thinks the tru,
way 10 reach and heal the evil Is the lie
alone policy. He says: 'If Utah Il
"let alone, great natural 1aws-trAYel
''eommeree, and the influx Of mininI
population--WilI slowly but surelI
destroy polygamy. Within five yean
t'ths church will be shattered. If W,
ttare willing to act upon the great trutI
that the world Is governed too much,
land let the evil correct itself by TIL
inevitable pressure Of time, the RENE
"dy will prove efseCtual. But in tina
"event let the law be repealed. Il Is no
"seemly or right that Il should stand OF
.'the statute book, only 10 be despiset
"and broken"
On the contrary, he thinks, II It IS de
termined TO enforce the law, the neces
sary amendments should be made will
great caution and elaboration, and a
the very least, i've thousand troop
should be stationed permanently a
Camp Douglas.
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FOR ME

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
situated on the line ofthe National Road'
Ionf miles east OF the city Of Wheeling. SaId
property consists Of my TesiIIenee crlSfaJH{TS
eleven rooms and an attic dnishe1 bafiI
rooms and an modern IMPROVEMENT: alSo.
are convenient out-houseS fnciuliinr briSlr
stapllng- Ice and spring house chickefy and
Two ctstefnA Also, one hundred and tJferfV-
Plum and Ounce trees, an bearing Tjnere
are also choice selections Of Grapes, Rasp@oeF-
mes blafkbeTLles, Strawberries, and other
Win eVeIgreens and other shFub-
WIN also sell my Household Furniture To
any one desiring to purchnse M foEefier- "
PERSONS desiring to consult me In FefE0Fil IN
pL1ce, Terms of payment, DC. can leave fheIF
NAMES q me Gas Company's Once, or visit
fe622sh JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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TIE New York Daily Ners has the
following good thing from its Baltimore
correspondent, a bitter Secessionist:
While Gen. 10. Johnson was in Bal
tlmora recently, a young gentleman of
that city, who had known the General
before the war, renewed his acouaint-
anee on the street with the remark,
General, regret that we were Obliged
70 surrender to Overwhelming numbers.
but rejoice that we We're not tORipped. !
.Hou have had no active participation
IN the fighting, believer endured
the General. mo, SIR Under those
circumstances rejoined the veteran.
'yott are not whipped, but I Gul.'n :
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The New York TIHes claims the re-
suit Of Che late election in that state as
u strong vindieation OF President ,JobD.
son and his policy. 1t says that the DE-
feat Of the Democrats ''iH,pEiss no Io5-
tiIity 70 sAe ne'V principles Aey hare pro-
claimed, DIT only dlstrust Of their pro-
Sessions.
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COLGATps no" soAp

TOBACCO CONYENTT0N.-A Co6ve1-
G4on 81 the Tobacco 1Elde VIII be held I'M
oeI the auspices ofthe TobaeeontsGss National
Ai!oet9t4on. At CooDer Institute, New Y0FjE
on WedneSday, November I'd, eomnancinl.
q ~ q M, for the purpose Of presenting fheiF
te4a0n, protesting aeaiIlst the present f1inous
eystem Of taEatop5 and renewing their applf.
S54uon TO ConRresB for transfer OF the tax fFoun
the mAnuthetures, to the Leaf The CONVEX
oon. As heFetoforei VIII recommend thRt me
PurchaSer-not the produceF-slaIl nay the
Al In iayor OF this movement are coriiaiIy
invited to attend.
W9i. E. LAWRENCE, Pres.
EDWARD BURKE. Cor. Sec.
noy4-Stsat F. A. SCHROEDER, Rec sec.
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Merchant Tailors.
AND nEA1u m
GENTLENEES FURNISHING GOODS.
Ne. e Waser sreet.
WHEELING VIVA.

-r'f4F s4tt-s I
-4s'szns ss4tttl4J aGs
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Were all these admitted at the outset.
without demur or scrutiny, they would
not all affiliate with the Opposition:
and, even II they did, their combined
strength would fall far short of a ma
jodty. Their candidate for Speaker
would fall fully 10 votes behind, not
withstanding that sickness will prevent
the attendance of several Unionists.
But the members from the States late
~ In revolt cdnEot take their seats at
the outset, so as to vote for Speaker and
Clerk. Not even such devoted and I'M
wagering Uniontsts as Horace May
nard, representing a district that.
though temporarily overborne by rebel
bayonets, never Ealtered in nor conceal
ed It's devotion TO the Union, will be adj
mitted without preliminary investioa-
ton and scrutiny. Our COpperheIds
never peeped when the last Congress re-
fused to count the electoral votes of
Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana for
Lincoln, because those States were itnot
in their proper relations to the UniOnS
when they voted and the same reason
Will now prescribe an inquiry and re-
port by committee before their Rep
resentatives can be admitted to seats.
Inc recognition of State which has
oeen for years In open and deadly hos
tility to the Union as once more entitled
70 share In the government of that
Union by sending members to Congress
Is a very grave act. No mere clerk dare
presume SO far. But each House, being
hEst duly constituted, will proceed 70
take up the claims of all persons pre-
senttng credentials from States lately
In rebellion, and will act thereon as the
Constitution and laws shall be found to
prescribe. There is no hurry.
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AloSd he New York zSi5,.ae,shead-
inss over the election returns are the
following ''spottsylvania over again. -
''Gen. harlow captures two more Major
Generals and the entire -copperhead
army"
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The Richmond Enquirer tells Wen
deli Phillips and his admirers 70 edu.
catethenegro and at him for citizenship,
and that then they wiz mud no one OBJ
posed 70 his exercising tho great privi-
legS Of suffrage.
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: aIelu adrfrtistmeuts.
Elegant Country Residence for Sale
Fu,

Cheap. :
II Will SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
i cheap, md upon eaEy Terms, ttle elegant
country seat now owned and occupied 6F
HTrn. IGllant En-, II = situated on Q beaut4-
ahd g tlfo mis- easf Of TIE city. and ls easIly
accllEhla bYs the turnpike or railroad. ne
grounds contain Ave aeIes Of Eieh soIl, uTnn-
q the ehoioat VuEiety, a1EanEed with eNquis-
n8toSfa me mansion house contains 4O1F-
GeenrOouS, planned to secure tho hest con.
yentenee and finished IN modern styIe II
has an excellent cellar, and Ghe various ont
buildings ATeWe1 arranged and convenient
Altogether the property eonEti tutes one ofthe
mos eleEAnt and diestrahle country residences
to Be found In tins section, and = within sight
q md convenient 70 one or thsyeIy best fe-
male educational eSfahl isllments In our coun-
IN, A map Of the ground and plan Of the
houSe may be sen 0t my once.
THOS. OlBRIENy
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ito Tropical America, If You wish
to inhale enchanting fragrance. Yet
stayi You can have Il here. PhaIon's
:. N1ght-Blooming Cereusnwill fill your
odorous flowers that perfume the fairy
valleys Of the Andes. Sold eYerYMhers.
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gpeflaI aotLffs.
THE Boudoir
NE LAnIEs, NEWaPAPER

DUBLfSHED WEEKLY, PRICE 70 CTS-
u FCr aale b an 6Est-els uEgl1ea1eEs. AS
Its name 1nfiteatas, e EIl Be 1llsil Q L.
Gles SeTSp0pa. NE llhtOfIS Win nc. Ne 4
lESe hare OF 3tte1ftpE, nj me-
y eEee0fed and GlesEfr d TIA
gfyteA In SeW YORK EaEis and Linfi0ri II 3
lu4 the thing Gor The L1fiiis
g, Pr IEfSHISG 4 Co. Publishes
noELl-at IA FUlton stTes4 3. 7.
WAY WITH PErTACI;Es-oID
"a eFS made new, without Epecfae1eR. doe
Tor Of medicine. Plmplilet naiIed me- On
d. 30 1lO BruaflWay, NGE York, n0TE5SW
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COCO CRRAM ron W Han.

Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coeo Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
NomnEeaneid Pumadea!l
Somore raneid P0madssis
yOu want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
nyOu deziresof and sIlISy Hair.
nyOu want your Hair preserved,
nyOu want your Hairto grow
you want 70 prevent premature Raldnaa,
II y0u want to be i'd Of DandTuR
Usathe Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use The Coco Cream.
Use The Coco Cream.
Price IS eents . hottie.
IAUGHLRs & BUsHFIELD,
luz4 Wheeling. VIVA.
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For Sale Ghaan

A VERY DEsIRAB1E BRfcty. ms,
49, III s en- ne lett hand SIDE % Fourth 81
1919. fiaed attic and s00Sl nal,t III
Nh 49, S1Sl IS On On the main do0r os as-
544fd y Asa n y ges-
~ On Main Street IA di5e * H. S.
11elnes Portions Of the cav ETI. ~ 1919 - 49,
t,SE..-.l "a 5ig THOS OsBRIEN- , -.
lsl- 80 Real Estate Ao,snt
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, scratch, Scratch. 5 -
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WIZ cure the Itch IN . h0un.
Also eures Salt Rheum, uleaEE, CdIIblaIns
and an Euptions Of the Skin. Prine 50 cents
For sale BY an Druggist =
BY sendtuglo cent 70 WEEKS & POTTER
sole Agents. 10 Warrington street Boston,
AasS-, = WIN Be forwarded b mail mo- =
p1staEey toany part q The United States
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IOlll--U nlonEs1-I B UemOcfat8 .-...--..ll
The States whose "reconstructioun
has not yet been recognized and rati-
fed by Congress are entitled, when full
ly re-Organized and recognized, to send
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling
.LLI8EAsURY DRARIlnr,

W washington, October iSth. is 3
WaEREAS BY sATIsFA CyT6Fsy EsX,y
denee presented % fhe finiiSteSSs tSN 4 !.
~ oeen made to appear TIM = n y u
- laa n1tI1ngB Bank or lTgl,SS1S.Ee =. !.
u ne Of Wheeling In me Coilnty ~
EISA5s si West Virginia has bsen S,1Is'
- .I1tltieE ana according % ne He5iis1
~ sS 81 NE at q entitiei ~ s,
nlis ~ u 1Tfency, GeCnTei M =
Esfe oI united States Bonds mi ~ S,f Y
aI,t NV 49, - 1s and REDEMPTION thefef
~ re pEoytsints Of aid n Win
lllea with before c0fnnieneiSsS ~. So 9e
~ 49, " mixing, under Enid ~ = - -
t-65 1Sss, itaassEetoFe, / freeman CIarj, Car,
THE NATioNIHSqI Il 1 TI hsEs5y NIT
c1I,Sss1l - n n the City Of Wheelfils n ,,a
"a ~ SIlio ana Stnte Of West %iF11iy1ie
~ slII!sE0EtEed 70. commence tl1s 6l,Sts
ny 5 sI., under the act aforesaId. q
seSI n Z, my hanfi anu
I9Szl-std ne no. 16941 - Cl6H119zzs51I.
~ vii the above fi1e tSSfisL.,
Win BEGIN On
OAys NoFember1 1Stlj ~ ~ " ~ t55fftkle5-'
y L. HIEDRETI rSa,,1,
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Cheap Lands,

GEALED Proposals for the yvboie or sr,-
lCPan Of the Agricultural College ScTip isrl1ed
70 the State Of West Virginia by t6e 1nitei
states. which consist Of So warrants Of IB0
Proposals. may contain propositions to nav
addresed to s. p. Hildreth. AREN'T WShseIIrS
w. va, and endorsed Proposals for ARTfen1.
tuIa1 college Scrip and WIN be opened ~ 2
Bidden will be notified Immediately of tha
acceptance Of their BIDS y et4S
noV6-td n I R6RH.1FAlT A..
DB7A An West ViEginfa nqreTS lii ~,
ebQSe advertisement one time and Gend iii
TO Executive Department
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al Card

W. AIsIgRG OUR THAMES M, ,,,t,,,
s,ns19e ~ and OF JeSIS5aSs
Se h. , 2Ss ~ % tie lelai
~ H. lie this method OF m ~ elad
ana sslssa g carry on re Bum f14s
= ne Old stand, No no Hfii15 ~ - lllfheS
Isrif = ~ stElt attention 10 IlTif g g
- ~ s. Of the patFcillGe h. e
y. 1--we also intend % eS4SS ~ s, 4, q 60
st1IfI11 S5S hFa4ne g bel6te. We Ite1Io In
aIS9I -, - fRs11d q nun al ~
80 ang4
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List of Letters

DREAMING UGCL.AIAIFD IN TFJE, po,,
III Ofhee At Wheeling, State SSf W1,Sf VIZ
gina, on the Ian day Of November, ISIS.
10obtniu any OF these Letters, the applicant
must call for letters giVe fie finffs ~
thlsl ist and pay one cent for atiVeFtisinF- =
u not called Tor within Que HGOIifh thew win
be sent to the Dead Letter. O6iee - - -
of1ee houHs on Sunday frnn To lO1< n m.
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Church Meetine.

THERE WILL BIZ A MEETING AT ~
O'Clock this evening at the Fourth stTeet
II. s. Church, OF those favorable 70 the cree
The public IS especially invited 70 Be pre-
emit L u. LAYTON,
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New Mackarol

150 Hale 5SEs,l a 2 !. No. 3 LARGE
g RaIIels, Nos. 9 q {. mefSRnn,
g half Mol, Inefiiunl..
I Ig9 KITS, SoA I g 2 larEe.
100 Boxes Scotch Herrf6S $50 -
Just received b
oeSs 80 List MoRRTsoo- :. n.
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Hon1iny.

1UreeelVed D =. n Il fstfy-7Ist = - -
{ now Cox AaEllat and Quincy stTesits. 4
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Dew Hoo Yeast.

ONE CAKE OF THIS YEAST WILL
Slratsa eight quarts OF -four. Its purely yeE-
etnbleSWholesome, and makes delfe4ons hreSd
Is convenient and cheap. Sold, whnlesSie and
nov no7I z and Ioa 81 AHof 1isT & 8 g.
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ETH. CashIn

70 Rags CHOICE 49,, -
y u = Prime ~
4 - Fair and low grasIes. -
49, RssAsts eng1ee Old Java IA arfiSfnv Z,
-! LEisf, 4oREtisOlN 4 cns =
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Wanted, a Partner.

MYTH $500 CASH, 10 TAKE A ONE
w half interest In Steam on Refinery,
(WorkS are newt the location Is one Of the
cant. This Is good Opportunity for any one
who desires to go into the business, Is they
VII commence TO make money Is soon Is
dLe8 John Cook, oil rehner, PaTkerSbprg, W.
Nttglnl9. n0vll lWS
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House RentadE

M 1,.9ell5 = LOCATION HETs-ss
Ias ny stock entire IS file ~ " 60
9ttsf gfeat 1fl[luceErf lifs ~ ,,S -
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~ EslaA4CN4S4 OENCLAA1AE1llN THE Pos
giniA, on the 1Slh day Of NoVemfer. ia -
4Oobtntu any OF these letterR tie annlican
~, S I "a eyer, give the date o
II not called for within oue month tl1Fy VII
be eent to the Dead Letter Once. =
u1iioe nouns on Sunday from TO lO55SS a. m
LADIES LIST.
Burlington Martha LeIRhter IIIIIa
Bogmnn MaggiaE Long Mary a 4
I5oel0n @AIs y = AaEshAu Elizabeth Y
bprnm Annette MllIs Safnh n = > :
Camben Anne MaxveIi Mary n
SQonEod 6LzAbGh Oman EliEaheth
I'm ls1ia Peterson Mrs HN
~ AA1sH w Simpson Selma
cunningham AlA1g' A6teWaFt Mrs. Cal
SS529A Z !!lnS!s STEELE MFsWH
Carpenter AqFY SpearB Sarah
Dyer M8 Henry q Seals Rebeeca
AoWtieF KATE Thompson Lima
EEe41lctt Say 1omlinson Mary o r
a a 11ll4tHloua 41lII1sGt Mllll1tn8On Miriam
aenueEson Aett9 WOOD Eliza
Hurley Glenie Williamson Fannie
J1tls3 n n S4Iai z wilson Mrs 3
keller Mara West MagZie
GENTLiE1EENs LIST.
Armstrong John Morgan WIZ
Ale&nngef loaFpn Miller Charles
Alexander David n ? AI'ConnnEfey ,TaS1es
Almond Albert 1E'Colioc6 Eiiiot
Baekhonse slnnet Nolan Tame
BingmAn r SichOlS Ce6nrsI
'Bae1 Fetet Power Lieut. Patrick
hate8 John Parks Mr.
933I9Ssner W Erlger George
Brady Barry RfieS II 81
GlemensA w ReseeEer Samuel
CUnnely CdrnaiuB RnnyoFl AMI :
CoWAFden D RuSell NIiiler
Carpenter z RoEahask Isaac
81 81 ll54l1 ls, Z y Rohtnson Henry
PEEL Iohn u Russell @ W
LARK Ssilam W Smith John Jr
Ch0ee Mai WR StOneI d
Crowley WV Smiili Jane
Solltes VIM Swan Louis
sSopeL ems Souldier VeteFen
desmond Jno2 sharp W II
DeAne Jonathan ShindleF William
Dun James Swift William d
tUetfnnfe Jnp Smith J d
Ounneh John Swan TItFfa
Duyef Edward StadligeF o +
Dunlap John Henry SmifhCAJ
Eliot Albert Sehnlfg fSeor,a
EHanctHW Hi TIIden Jolin ~
59L1y J Iernln Hartman
Grilnth GhaEleS 5JFerSaTylA n
aAl GeoEge2 Wood Mr.
Aalnes GeolBe White AndFeWP
Hamilton james Watkins Joha
44Il John Wells Isaac
hay nesOD - Williams R6l
:, IlSl-oa y Williams Reeve
!olil.on samuel - White Thomas
Jennings CL W. VYfSffsjT }s
Johnston James JNaiier Toeenal
= stllL1efee uaniel Wood william
Z gs44slle[ = ,latieS Young Thomas
y 4tts talfn Mason q Co
1llih y mel Mitchell Major
Long Al iVFhif6I = Co.. i
aE6Fshal1 joseph ShoFtisy q Dopgl,rr
Alason Jeremiah Hengalsn lfnSflf
: !clIEis GieoEEe w. HnlS
lAASRe0 Rt6fiaM1 - - 10
a. ". CAMPBELL p. n
Hominy.
4 n Ef4TG &
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FOnnfru Irnn

1OS TONS Hamden Flrnaee nrrtvi,,g "a,
1eSS Is1gn1nent, and for sale lIV VI
now LIST, MORRISON a On
RoYs AND MISSES SKATES LONE : n,
reeeIyeds another supply SoHifnG r. IL
sesa5'n ior skating. D. NICOI.I. 4 BTs ~
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Notice..
Notice.

TUE MEMBERS of 1.-THE Wheeling ana
Belmont Mining, Grape and Wine AESo-
SslatlonS are hereby noaded TO attend 4 meet
ine OF the EtoekholderS,t TO be held az die SheF-
ms once on Saturday, the lItlI fnst' a = a.
SioeS p. m. Tor the purpose Of Organizing nm.
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FOR SALE

WANTED.-Tog give away in oraer h, ~
them introduceCl: Four articles worth "a
o. the greatest utility. THIS 8 me EreafeS.
~ SHer oneIed 70 the public. Send your ad-
ateSls ana tnelose twenty-five Genus 10 cover
expense OF forwarding. A. Gondret, BoT
zo54. Clncinnatts Ohio. f1oviOllJFS
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GLIPPERs.-Beautifnl worked simmer nat.
~ tern, for gents, ladies and children. at
noV10 D.iNICSOTT, q 61Os
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"A GH0ICE lot OF Northern Apnl.s ,,.,..
Just been received aud me for saIS 81, t.ASe
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-07
SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK p. III.
4 O'CLOCK p. III.
THE POSITION.

The dispatches published in the Official Bull
letin elsewhere show that Lee, in the fighting
OF yesterday, was intercepted while attempting
to strike across the country from Amelia Court
House to Farmville, q station on the Lynch
burg railroad, seventeen miles above Burks-
vile junction, and fifty.six from Lynch
burg.
Sheridan, by his rapidity Of movement, hay
ing headed Lee Off at Burksvi Junction, the
latter, as last resort, struck across the angle
between the Lynchburg and Danville roads
in the desperate hope of reaching the Lynch.
burg road in advance OF his unrelenting pur-
suer. But sheridan was again too rapid for
lne fleeing enemy, and he was overtaken near
Deatonville, in Amelia county, and punished
as detailed In the dispatches.
With such an enterprising adversary on his
track as Sheridan, Lee, even if he reaches
Lynchburg, will scarcely carry with him
bakers dozen of his army.
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