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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22
Provisional Governor of Georgia
Compensation for Freedmen.

New YoRK, June 2I.-A special to the
Tribupe, dated Washington Goth says, Hon.
Jas. Johnson the newly appointed Provisi-
nal Governor of Georgia, left the city this
evening for his State.
General Howard, Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau, in letIerto the Com.
missioner at Richmond, says Of fixing the
compensation to Freedmen: 81 am disin-
clined to fix even minimum rates that
shall apply to all cases. The diversity of
circumstances is 50 great that believe
justice can be better sppr5xtmated by con
tracts, approved by the Assistant Comuis.
sioners, Superintendents of Freedmen or
other officers on duty in connection with
the eBureau. They must irst satisfy them
selves as to what is a just compensation
for the different classes OF laborers in the
localities coming under their immediate
commission. II ths Commissioner fixes a
rate of compensation there will seldom be
paid anything beyond that rate. Be sure,
however, to protect the employee against
labor without compensation. The employ.
er is protected by his contract, which the
employee, when treated in good faith, ia
bound 10 fulfill"
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ExCHrsIOR.
The Great Internal Remedy,
JoHNsoN's
RHKUMATIG COMPOUND
BLOOD PURIFIER.

It's Wonderfuy Curative Properties are On.
doubted. It is GlrDoys taken internally.
From the muntBer of t',tir,omials Seeeirsd,
,Ss are induced to GslieUeh cures nine cases
on; Of ten rshen directions are strictly fol-
lossd, Z is uncquaHed for the cure of
RREUAATLSN, GOUT NEURAL.
GA, and Kindred dssases- For the re.
moral Of Serofula, Kings EUil IScald Head,
7tnsr, Ring Wcrm. &c this medicine
elauhs vast superiority orsr all Others.
It's .ootiRg and Psnetrating qualities are
fr!t os soon as taken. Try it and be con.
pmeei.
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Old Government Java CoTer.
06 POCKETS very ebOses, Jus. received r,
% isls LIST MORRISON i co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22

TTIsHURoE, January 1866.
NCTETt. j. +. SIlLIBs & CC.:-Dehr kira: 1t IL
With The EIittIE' Cf IlJHIIIe ibGt hereby testify
to tie tGctcy a CiytuT"RlFUmatic Compound OF
oil ihC E6CB ever tired iCT Fl euu stisIn yt
without doubt,iS IL suI6Bt sd mCst EpeCdy. anS
a complete aTtyT 10 Tint difesse core using your
COMPOUND, Int cir &c tEtn have been like new
nan; Your medicine is invaluable, beyond doubt
bDo LtItly ITccum'Ld II TO all Bnicted a. tho
only IuII CUIO for that Ainiul diseAIe. l.ts
JAS. D. McCLATCHRY,
80 Elm street.
PHTBUFo January IS, 1862
N6bfT'. II. +. STLIYIB CC.:-Gents: Allow me
to 'r''ID you that had hoy, Iix eATB Of nge 20
Efilirted With ri IUubis N that he leg WIS drawn
oICSltd and very mUeh disabled. After irI ing all
tic liutn eUis Cpld hear OF, to no purpote was
I6r'umErd'd 10 try JoluECU's Rheumatic Com
TouId, u,suufnttUrsdb by yen. puTtha,ed bottle
sLc btioIe the halt OF It was usGd the boys leg be
cane pufr ty straight, Bud the pain LEFT him en-.
i'ICIy- IH jrEtice TO you take pleasure in giving
ycu fik iTtUTr EiCn iCr the goCd q those Who are
afflicted With the LBme disesPe
". E. BOOTH, eth Ward.
r. r. SELLERS 65 CO.,
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
my2O PTTTsBURGH PA,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22

LARGE CRoPs AND WGLL.BEHGyEp NJ
0RoEs Es-The accounts from all parts of the
State represent that the growing crops
never gave greater promise. The wheat
and hay crops in particular, are reported
to be uousually good, and the yield is ex.
pected to be great over the average. A
gentleman f:om Al6smRrls tells ne that the
farmers there will make more wheat this
season than they have for many years. We
are glad to aTso hear that the negroes are
generally behaving themselves well, aud
are remaining at home working for their
former masters. In some parts of the
country, remote, like AlbemarIe, from the
seat of war. no chsuge cau be observed
in the relations between master aud
slave, except that the negro knows full
well, and the master comedies, that he is
made free by the war, and that heuceforth
he is to receive psy for his work The
farmers are entirely rscOneiled to this
change, aud upon some plantations the
work in the fields is progressing as quietly
aud smoothly as before the war. In some
cases again the negroes have deserted their
former masters in body but many of them
have since returned and others have been
forced by hunger to go TO work whtrsvsr
they could get it. Oue of the Albemsrls
farmers, We learn, is working now twenty.
Eve more negro hands than ever before
Richmond Tunes.
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To Invalid Soldiers
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
CHEAT mPROVEBENTIN THEIR
MANUFACTURE,


WEBBING. W Wa, April 25Ih, 1855.
TAKE Il'E'uIs IN stating to you that ] have
rItLirily 'NsniT cd tfe Artificial Legs manuEAc.
ttitt ly donald LEGEAN. ard for which you
ire SE'rt For IiuUliCity Cf construction a. vel
~ rrTF Flilty urd convenience have never seen
n'Ih'rF 10 tquhl them, End thereto che ertuiIy
it"n trd iftT 70 eUy who are uufortunateenoUgh uu
Iorttd artificial limbs.
NuS f"I'oiiuiy, yCur Otedieni servant.
JOHN KIRRER,
4 A.SurRscn, q. s. A., In charge.
wBInIxO, W. Va. April 9th. Is65.
! rave CaI6uli! '1Tn'rEd The Artificial LEGS Of
LECNHFp ] EGPAS sId frJ IhIm ain pIe In their
eSiFin6itun, oiPCCd WCIkTSnIhip lISht aud yery
Iltitn'ihily maze 1hCy will lie quite "a 1eryIce.
th ~ hty Hiihtlhl L g in uEe. md on account Of
Ter tin ,eiJ Frt tiISu Eth lees liable to need re-
lEhE. CbOtiUlly recommend them TO ANY 1rIo
nay LeEG artificial lmts.
JOHN FRIssELL,
A. A. Surgeon U. s.. A.
WHEuIso, W. Va, April goth 1855.
he Artificial csc CfCIGd fer sale by CUAETPs
~ NJ IN agent. can rcUmmeud fer The ICIIcVjpp
stttniGEtS: simplicity In stIuciui Q, EtrepRth Il
kapeIiully, r. W. HGZLETT.
Surgeon Eonrd Of Enrichment,
, ItttfGr's nc pl,a,rrc 10 ElstS Ibst LEONARD
n sSIrsI o. Es't CGHmors, Allegheny, has
itiIhI 90 g With 81 trtibcisl leg, that can uIe
W. blttT Ie NCtk'G UEiEg ! Chee1IuIly recon-.
'ta Il SliNLc HIC uDioIiUrnts TO BIcd ore 10 give
>1l LEWIS RAAALEY.
SIIingtAlC, nCIheDy county, Pa.
''r irr'h'r rsiti'uSTs call on or address
CHARLES BEnLEn, agent.
,,,oe Monroe Street.
ptlECen AEiket and Fourth
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Bv Telegraph...
9 or La,.r Dl.pa,ene. De- ard Psgs.
Safety of Sanford Connor-A Fight
for the Governorship of Alabama.

WAsHIEGTON, June 81 -Sandford Cons
nor, the Canadian Correspondent of the
tribune, and witness in the assassination
case, and about whose safely CONS soliCi.
tude was recently felt, arrived here to o.day,
and VIII be again placed upon the stand as
. witness before the Military Commission.
special to the Herald dated Washing.
ton, 90 b, says:
The quadrangu!ar fight for the provis
ional Governor of Alabama, between
Aessrs. W. h. Smith of Randolph, Lewis
Z. Parsons Of Tslladega, R. H. Durham of
Atheus, and D. 9. Humphreys, has prevents
ed the appointment OF either. Mr.. Humph-
Feys has the advantage of being Chairman
OF the committee on resolutions at the
hFst Union meeting in Alabama, held at
huntsville year ego last winter. Mr..
Parsons appears to have the largest nun .
Der of Influential hackers, and his appoint.
ment is confidently reckoned on 10. NOR.
row.
Hon. Horace Maynard of Tennessee, is
here and in consultation with the Presi
dent. He is much talked of 10 connection
With the vacancy on the bench of the Su
preme Court, caused by tho death Of Judge
Catron. Judge Sharkey of Mississippi and
Attorney General Speed, arc also men.
toned In the same connection.
Gen. Grant commenced preparing the
report of his recent campaigns to day, aud
VIII probably submit tito the War Depart.
ment during the week.
Mrs. Wm. H. Seward is lying dangerous.
ly i'll. The Secretary of War is absent from
the Cabinet meeting to dsy in consequence,
and Ar. Clarence Seward was also detained
from the Department.
Gen. Dix has been ordered to Montreal
on government business.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22

BROTHER ldSATlUs, the English monk,
having found that several of his disciples
INDUCED in strong drink, has issued this
edict:
"Iu the name of God. Amen. We, 10.
natius, Superior of the English ConereeS.
ton of st. Benedict, do declare aud prom.
ise our soDs having been guilty Of the sin
OF drunkenness, and refusiug to make sat-
istaction for the same, thereby periuripg
themselves and breaking their solemn and
voluntary promises of obedience unto us,
we pronounce them separated from all the
Spiritual blessings of our Order, from o
share in the prayers and intercesaious OF
the monks, from the private worship and
conversation Of our faithful sons and
daughters. We give them over to Satan,
that their souls may be saved in the day
OF the Lord; may God in His just anger
light upon them may the dread of hell
encompass them let them be restless aud
without peace in their going out and COM
ing ini may their sleep be bitter to them {;
may their eyes in the night watches know
terror may their ears be filled with the
sounds OF their own cursing, which their
uurepented slns will bring upon them; may
they know no peace; may their food be
terror and their drink be grief; may they
lie down in sorrow and wake iI sore
amusement. May all these things be so
with them until, casting aside their pride,
their lying aud self will, they abase them
selves and return to Jesus the God of par
dou. So be it, If il be a just sentence iu
conformity to Gods will. Amen"
"It the CURSE" says a London paper,
"shOuld prove asimpOtent as its grammar
is defective and its logic iucousequent, it
is not likely to do the refractory sons of
Ignntius' half so much harm as the bad
habits they seem to have acquired"
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1psten 8 sto1ey's Brewery.
niE Ct sti,iEned, having their New Br.v,-v :,
IN = SSintrCt Quincy and Market 49,. ~, -
nossIP P,e,e running ordeF, and Itsd mn S,itI n0S
a. - AlnPFoVeweutI solicit trial of 49,
sp1s-d RUsIoH 4 sPoPfYE
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Co-Partnership.

T HAVE tkiS day associated with me John Fear
and John Gibson in my Brewing, Mating On
The business viii hereafter be conducted md.
the title and style Of Geo. ". Smith 4 Co
Ny new partners have been many years in NV
ewPioyr cut, aad have thorough knowledge *
eyeFJ branch Of the business and my trade scnefny
WnEiliSo' lst Jan. '65. Go. ". smith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. I.

The House was called to order at IL
A. NJ by the Speaker Prayer BY Rev.
DR.. Hoge.
The Speaker laid before the House =
communication from the Governor, trans
hitting, in response to q resolution, Ger
tain information concerning exemptions
granted by him under State authority,
with the names Of the persons exempted,
and upon what ground also, the names
Of those to whom exemptions were re-
fused, and the ground for refusal.
Mr.. Mullins, Of Henry, introduced q
resolution calling for special committee
to inquire into alleged suffering sick and
wounded Virginia soldiers at Chimbo-
razo Hospital because of lack Of fuel,
and, if necessary, to report a bill for
their relief The resolution was adopted
and the committee appointed.
Mr.. Brooke offered resolution that
the Committee on Military Affairs in
quire and report whether. the Quarter
master. General of the State is absent
from the Commonwealth; and, il so,
whether he is not SO absent with leave Of
the proper State authorities and upon
important business Of his department.
The bill amending the fence law, and
authorizing the county courts to dis
pcnse with enclosures in certain cases,
was passed.
At noon the House went into secret
session for the consideration of business
on the secret calendar.
When the doors reopened, the House
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,


The House met It tho usual hour.
Prayer By tho Rev. DR.. Hoge.
The Speaker laid before the House the
bill to slow newspapers to be mailed to
soldiers free Of postage, with the message
Of the President vet0ing the same and
the proceedings Of the Senate. thereon,
that body having passed the bill over the
.veto By tho requisite two-thirds vote.
The constitutional question raised by
tho President was discussed by Messrs
Smith, Of North Carolina; Staples and
Baldwin. Of Virginia, and Boyce, Of South
sCarolina, in favor Of the passage of the
bill over the Seto Of the President, and
n. Sexton, OF Texas, in support of the
position taken BY the Executive.
The question being ordered on the
paesage Of the bill, the objections Of the.
President to the contrary notwithstand ]
ine. WAS decided IN the Affirmative
yeas, SO; nays, Is. So tho bin is now
! Inv without the Presidents approval.
II. anode o Virginia, introduced
lent reoolutiens Of tbaaks 70 tho OH
Aeessand nn1n,sof the Ninth, Fourteenth
81 sNialyaevsnah rseiments q Virginia
4 istllmtrE, inroopo1se % certain patriotic
! REGISTRATIONS adepted BY them and pre-
! lnted To- Oo0ersss. The resolutions
Noifo l1nAninounly adopted.
IL. Twins, Of Kentucky, introduced
fo6luttons founded upon recent at-
{ tpk 81 The Legislature Of North Caro-
HIM = call : convention Of 6tates b
&f1SefRd khA Constitution - A II nr0hibi]
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rHE SHENANDOAH AT WORK.

THE SHENANDOAH AT WORK.
Captain Gavit arrived at Fort Mon
roe), reports the rebel privateer Shenan-
doah Is having destroyed several Ameri-
can merchantmen along the coast Of Bra
I'll, in consequence Of which, vessels bound
to the United States were obtaining Bri-
fish registers, SO as to enable them to sail
under British colors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01
LATER FROM THE NORTH.
We have received New York dates Of
Thursday. the 28th instant:

We have received New York dates Of
Thursday, the Goth instant:
y FROM FORT FISHER.
A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, writing from Fort Fisher, North
Carolina, on the 18th, says:
The sad work Of exhumina the dead
who were killed by the magazine explo-
sion Of Monday morning is slowly pro-
crossing. The immense amount Of sand
displaced, and the wide extent of ground
covered over, renders the labor very
great and necessarily slow. Eleven were
dug out to-day. Most Of them were
recognized 8 belonging to one company
Of the Two Hundred and Third Penn
sylyania, They were asleep at The In
slant Of the explosion, and knew no
waking. The position d their limbs in,
dicated that fhey ware reclining il nm
sconscious slumbsr when deakh overlook
4hean. Many w3e horribly disfgursd
and scarcely recognizable Exae1pepts
Of human 1imbz sentrai1s scalpe etc,
which must hays belonesd % : DOZEN q
moro bed6ea neee gakhened in one pSle
ahd haxiad foeolhr = o. ce1ans Rebel
dad 1aY acoft acod About -sogpa Of thbm
exhnunsd Hosa ths sd oth1ra Who
"a did non Mopnd s. ~ DIRK pas
snaGe<NaY1 aiid coGney4 of fhe Bomb
s = - - 1ns1aa 49,
- Qoundod 81 SIS ! s.
! : 49, 1aatliinod g. IL Sltaafro-
r. IS I'm - ~ r 1nsfi6A =. go RI Art
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

THE GUNBOAT FIGHT IN JAMES RIVER
FARRAGUT GONE TO THE JAMES.
The most fanciful accounts Of the naval
excursion down James river, last week, 4
are given in the New York papers. A
correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
telegraphing from Washington on the
25th, says:
News reached here yesterday after
noon, from Grants headquarters, that
rebel rams and war steamers I'VE UNDER
stand six in number) came down early
in the morning from Richmond, &nd.
drove our armed vessels down the river,
and swept them and the transports, and
everything afoat, as far down % City
Point. Details have not transpired here
but the emergency was. deemed to be SO
great that Admiral Farragut was sum-
moned to the James river, by telegraph,
instantly.
Yesterday morning, at 2 o'clock, tak>
ing advantage Of the high water in the
Potomac, five rebel war vessels, includ-
ing, we understand, two rams, ran past
the Instructions we had placed in the
river with the purpose of destroying our
transports and warehouses at City Point
Our batteries on the shore opened lire
at one of the rams, which had got
aground, and was so holly peppered that
the rebels blew it up, setting . slow
match to the magazine and escaping in
their boats. Two others alsogot aground
and were shelled warmly. 1t was doubts.
full whether they could escape. The
fourth ram returned toward Richmond.
One is said to have got below our bate
ries. She caused . sensation, certainly,
at least. If she did damage, and how
much, if any, is not yet known. There
will probably be removal from COM
lnand in the James River hotilla as pun
ishment for the negligence in this case.
The Washington Star says:
Dispatches received here state that,
yesterday morning at 2 o'clock, rebel
fleet Of five vcssels-the Richmond
squadron, so long being prepared came
down the river to destroy our depots and
works at City Point.
The high water caused by the freshet
enabled them to pass the Instructions
which our commander had placed above
City. Point for the better protection Of
the place.
"A battle quickly ensued between the
rebel feet and our nearest battery or fort,
in which one Of the rebel vessels was
blown up and Instantly and entirely de-
stroyed, while two others were so badly
damaged by shot and she'll as to compel
them to seek safety by speedy fight back
| in the direction Of Richmond, accom-
panied by the other two, which escaped
damaged to speak Of.
Admiral Farragut left here yesterday
evening for the scene Of action, and it is
understood that he will at once assume
naval command there.
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spoke but halt an hour-my hands and
feet were as ice, and my lungs on fire.
In this agreeable condition | had to 60
and pass three hours in the court room
This finished me. came home, sent
for Hayward. and went regularly to
work. ! hardly lett my bed next day.
have barely weathered an attack Of
pneumonia, which was an old fashioned
lung fever. Hayward comes twice day
mace turned ire corner, and as soon
as can get little appetite, shake on
my carkilng cough and get the kidneys
to resume their ACtlOn and Sub0ue the
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The following bills wers read the third
time and passed
10 authorixe the Auditor 70 settle and
nv tho accounts Of William +. Richie,
public Printer.
& Yerspeal the fence law % 10 certain
counties. 90 g 70 make the remedy for
stresueases more effective and summary.
r. felieveG w. Butts.
To rslisvs w. w. Forbes, late sheriff
OF Buckingham county.
= On motion of Mr. johnson, the vote
by which tho bill for. the relief Of the
securities Of John E. Lewis, late sheriff
of Gfsenbrier county, was rejected, was
reconddered, and the bill laid upon the
table.
On motion Of Mr.. Brannon, tho bill to
amend Che thirty-eighth section of the
Code, renting to licenses, was taken up