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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
FOR SALE.

BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
n corner of Fourth and Quincy streets.
Terms easy. Applyto v., .ffll -
augS-lwS - - I.lH4 WILLIAMS. u
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PREsESTAT1oE.-one Oft most IN
teresting Ceremonies of the season oc-
CURED cur on Friday night at the reception
room of the Mcclure House, The Off
cers of the Seventh w. Va. Cavalry mel
there and presented a magnificent gold
watch to Gen. John n. Obey. Lieut..
Col. Paulsley, in neat and appropriate
speech, presented the watch with the
regards otthe officers Of the regiment,
hoping that he would receive it, not for
it's intrinsic worth, but as token of
their regard and esteem, and at each
time he might look upon its face, he
would remember the face of each one of
the officers present. le"
General Obey responded in that happy
strain for which he is noted, stating
that rising as he did, from a member of
that regiment, he was well acquainted
with each officer, and that it was with
heartfelt pleasure that he acknowledged
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DE. JOHNET0N

Member OF the Royal College Of Sun,on,
LONDON, Graduate from one OF the m0Si en-,
greater part of whose life has been sI.S, IN IN
the hospitals of London, Paris Philad.IrJ "a
and elsewhere, has effected some OF iLS No.
astonishing cures that were ever kpGVr.
many troubled with ringing in tho head srS
ears when asleep, great nervousness. i,.iDs
alarmed at sudden sounds, haShIulncSS viii
Frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, We're cured imnf,iil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14

For Rats, Mice. ROacheS. Ants, Red.
a. Bugs RIeilS, Moths in FurS and Wool
ems, Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals.
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TOsEPH SEYROLD, s: o. C.,
and MS such Commissioner.

The sale of tile above named property is
postponed untilTUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1865, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, in
order to afford the purchaser or purchasers
an opportunity to purchase the Machinery
and other personal property in connection
with tha TlooI ErSI,+o
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The company broke mp at an early
hour, and majority of the officers
went to their homes on the steamer
Revenue. e."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

them to prepare for renewed actions, and
warns them not to be sllured by the
syren song of peace, Tor there can be no
peace save upon their separate and iRde-
pendent nationality.
The river is still rising rapidly here.
Much low land between Osire and Mound
City and 8 portion of the latter has been
submerged, interfering with operations in
the ship and navy yards.
Hon. 7. G. Oallicott, Assistant Special
Agent of the Treasury Department st
Memphis, has been appointed Supervising
Special Agent for first special agency, COM
prising that part of the Mississippi Valley
lying west Of the Allegheny mountains to
the east mouth the Tennessee River; ex-
tending south to include such parts of Al
ALBANIA, Georgia, North Carolina, and Vir-
ginis as is, or shall be occupied by national
forces operating from the North.
Gen. ImbOden is in command of al
military prisons in Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi.
A great scarcity of breadstuffs is said to
exist in North Mississippi. A portion of
ROddy's division are breaking up distille-
ries in Alabama, so that grain may be pro.
cured by the suffering families of soldiers.
Whisky is regarded as a worse enemy
than the Yankees.
General Writ Adams has ordered all
ginned cotton on Big Black river to be
removed Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

DAN FRANCISCO, MARCH 1.
The Democrat of this city which affects
to be we'll informed concerning the plans
and movements of DR.. GwJn denies en-
phaticany, on the authority of his agents,
that the Emperor Napoleon has Withdrawn
from the Sonora eolinization scheme as
Was intimsted by eastern dispatches. It
says ave have sources of information
which we deem reliable, which give abun-
didn't assurance that there has been no
change in the plans of the French Empe-
rOr recently, while the cause Of the Mexi-
can Empire is advancing IS rapidly as
could be expected.
When the steamer John L. Stevens left
Mazatlin there we're several thousand
French troops there. Adviees hsd been
received that Msshal Bazaine, with the
main portion of his army, was on his way
TO Mszstlin, and might be expected there
in few dsys, accompanied by DR.. GWin.
It is barely possible that DR.. GWin dld not
sail for Europe st 8 later date than the
news we have received from the City Of
Mexico direct. But if such is the fact, his
visit has nc reference to q change Of places,
as it is not in contemplation to lake posses
sion of Aricho, the future capital of the
Northern States, before the first of May.
It is not intended to make the States over
which DR.. Gwin will have control por-
tion Of the French empire or q French
colony. Paramount authority Is to reside
in the Emperor Of Mexico, while the terri.
tory Is held in trust for the payment off the
French debt and is to be defended by
Franch arms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
Saturday Evenings Edition.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Mar. 3.
Significant reports and hints regarding
affairs in North and South Carolina are
thrown out by yesterdays Richmond En-
G1li11eT: 1t intimates that Sherman and
Schoheld have formed a junction near
Goldsboro, in the former State, and SAYS
there is reasen to fear that Hood as we'll
Hardee has been cut off from uniting with
Johnston.
It was Gen. Hsrdee's force which held
Charleston, and on evacuating it he
marched north ward as rapidly as possible,
for the purpose Of joining Besuregard, then
at the head of the army now commanded
by Johnston.
Correspondence from the armies before
the rebel capital represents everything qui-
ct, but the belief is evident on both sides
that this state of affairs will not continue q
great while longer.
Indications of rebel designs to essay an
other raid with their James River fleet are
daily manifested, and Richmond papers
give additional reports regarding the
heavy massing by General Grant on his
left, to which point they say he has moved
his cavalry, the main portion of his in
fsntry, and number Of pieces of artillery.
All this, they say, means desperate bat.
tie at an early day, or at least as soon as
the roads shall be in proper condition.
Deserters still report preparations
the evacuation of Petersburg.
The rebels are busily engaged in i'm
proving the defences Of torpedoes in the
James River.
Psymastsrs have been for some days
occupied in paying off the army of the
james for January and February.
The Richmond Examiner of the 2Sth
ult, says There was sreneWal yesterday
of reports we have had some time ago of
the movements of the enemy's cavalry in
the Northern counties of Virginia. It is
reported from passengers from that part of
the country, that the enemy have q brig
sde of cavalry at Lovettsville, in Loudon
county, and also cavalry force at Salem,
in Fairfax county, and another force in the
Lower Valley.
The Worlds Washington special says:
The Presidents inaugural address will
probably be the briefest one ever deliver
ed. It is announced that the reading will
not occupy more than from five to eight
minutes.
A letter from leading commander in
the army of the Potomac received here
to-day, states that during the last ten days
deserters from the rebel armies defending
Richmond have averaged 140 per day
These now coming in are veterans, as
not being able to trust eonscripts, the vet
Grams are placed exclusively on picket du-
ty, but these appear to be as unreliable IS
the others.
The Richmond E;raminer of the 2sth
says s:-While making no allusion to any
military movement now in progress in the
Carolinss, it is not improper TO say that
Columbia is now free of the enemy, sfter
the larger portion of the city has been
burne1. A rumor which is no doubt ex-
sggerAted, has it that three-fourths Of the
city was destroyed by fire, the origin of
which is variously stated. General Hsmp-
ton issaid to have fred his house himself,
and to have seen it burn to the ground be-
fore he left the place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
News JOtfings.

Cardinal Wisemsn has written q new
religious play called HThe Rose of Rosen-
burgh." OF course It contain great many
Cardinal points.
They are having an oil excitement in
the neighborhood of Joliet, III. It is claim
ed that bona Jfde petroleum hiss been dis
covered at Plsinheld.
Recruiting is going on very actively
in New York city. The Supervisors vol
unteering room is daily crowded, and about
$50 men are enlisted per day, which are
about half Of those who offer, the other half
being excluded by the rigid medical exam
ination.
The last of the ten new Illinois regi-
ments has been organized, and the State
Government is now at work raising, or
ganizing, and sending forward the fifty
additional companies that have been au-
thorized for the old regiments Of the
State.
The Cunard steamer China, lying at
her wharf in New York, was gsily decorated
with flags and streamers on the 22d, out of
respect to the memory of Washington !;
but, as it was distinctly stated, without any
reference to the fall Of Charleston, to cele-
brate which would be "a breach Of neutral
ity." Very squeamishl
Dumas, the elder, has worked 20 years
for 10 hours a day; he has written 400 vol
umes of novels, and 36 plays. Together,
they have been for 1928, 800 francs, that
is to say, about f728544. For 20 years,
M. Dumas has employed, or rather caused
to be employed, no less than 692 persons.
A rebel Lieutenant who came into our
lines on Friday night last reports that
1900 of the 1900 rebels wounded in the
battle of Hstcher's Run, frose to death on
the field.
The losses by fire in the United States
last year are estimated at $50, 900, 900. La
Philadelphia there were three hundred and
ninety-four, and the loss in round numbers
was q million dollars.
Belle Boyd is in London in 8 state o.
destitution, and an appeal is made to the
public for sympathy and peeunisry assist
ance. We thought the London philan-
thropists maintained midnight meetings
for the succor of such as Belle.
It is believed that the new Atlantic cable
will sustain fully eleven miles of its own
weight.
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The HOteI-BurnIng PIot-COncIusion
NJ II q KanrnnlIu-sn n-l-I


The trial of Howell Cobb Kennedy, be-
fore Court-Martial at the Headquarters
of the Department Of the East, is conclud-
ed.
The Court was organized as follows /:
Brig.-Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, United
States Volunteers, President; Brig. Gen.
W. H. Morris, United States Volunteers; !;
Col. NJ. S. Howe, Third United States
Cavalry; Col. II. Day, United States Ar
tillery; Brevet Lieut. Col. r. T. OBierne
Fourteenth United States Infantry Msior
John A. Bolles, A. D. @. and Judge-AdYo-
cate of the Department.
The prosecution set forth that Kennedy
was spy and guerrilla; that he has re-
peatedly entered within the lines of the
United States Army for the purposes of
espial, and that on the night of the oath
of November last he attempted to set fire
to the city of New York, to the manifest
detriment of life and property, and against
every article or provision of honorable
wsriare. The confessions Of the prisoner
at sundry times, and the testimony of his
own witnesses, were adduced against him.
The witnesses examined were policeman
Hayes, superint ntendent Kennedy, and ex-
confederate Price, Mr.. McMasters, edt-
tor of the FrsemaH's Journal, Mrs. Owen,
Miss Ellen Cullen, Frank Clarke and Off
Ger Bennet. They were all subjected 10
the careful examination Of Judge Advocate
Major Bolles, and General Stoughton,
counsel for the prisoner, after which Gen
ersl Stoughton made an appeal in behA If
Of the prisoner.
At the final session on Monday, after
the reading of the minutes of the last ses-
sion, the Judge Advocate proceeded to sum
up at great length, and the Court was then
cleared for deliberstion. The result will
made public when the commander of the
department shall SO order it-Hst0 York
Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
PROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, March 3.
jackson, Miss, papers of the 18th ult
contain the address of the rebel General
Forrest to his troops recounting the results
of his operations during the past year. He
says they have fought fifty battles, killed
and captured $1,000 men, captured 1000
horses and mules, 81 pieces of artillery,
gunboats, IA transports, 20 barges, 800
wagons, so ambulances, lO5 stand of arms,
40 blockhouses, destroyed SO railroad
bridges, 200 miles of railroad, locomo-
tives, 100 cars, and fifteen millions of prop
erty.
In accomplishing this, he admits that
they were occasionally sustained by other
troops, but says their regular number never
exceeded five thousand, two thousand of
whom have been killed and wounded, and
two thousand taken prisoners. He tells
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
SOUTHERN NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA, March !

4d1LADhLfH HLAI NIaICH D.
A Washington special dispatch to the
BlsLlStin says: Richmond papers of yester-
day are received.
The Whig contains q telegraph dispatch
from Fayetteville, North Carolina, stating
that Federal forces have advanced in that
direction from Wilmington.
The Dispatch says that Singleton has ar
rived at Richmond. It adds that his mis-
sion is commercial one, he proposing to
exchange bacon for cotton. All the other
papers intimate that his visit is of private
character.
Congressman VIM. @. Rivers, of Vir-
ginis, has resigned his seat.
The Dispatch of yesterday says Union
cavalry force is moving down the valley
towards Stsunton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
Tho Extraragnnt style.

The extravagsnces of style-simile or
hyperbole run mad-sre old and familiar,
but are still in use. Currsn describes 8
politician as one who, buoyant by putrefsc-
ton, rises as he rots. Belthszsr Gratian, In
discussing the recondite subject of mental
philosophy, says: Thoughts flow from the
extensive coasts of Memory, embark on
the sea of Imagination, arrive at the port
of Genius, to be registered at the custom
house of Imagination" Msther says
awe often childishly cry for knife to cut
the fingers of our souls' A German Wri-
ter says a young girl is fshing-rod: the
eyes are the hook, the smile the bait, the
lover the gudgeon, and marriage the batter
in which he is fried. A young gentleman
oIce began romance in the fguratiFe
style:
HAlbert rode with the speed of an arrow
tc the garden, sprang like the wind from
his steed, like squirrel over the hedge
writhed like snake through the pslings,
few like hawk to the srbOr, crept up to
her all unseen, threw himself passionately
st her feet, swore frantically that he would
shoot himself, was, however, Immediately
heard, seated himself in blessed delight at
her side, sank on her bosom, SWAN in q sea
of bliss-all this was the work Of second. ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
sOUTHERN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, March, 3.
The Richmond Sentinel OF the LIST inst,
under the head Of "No News from Sher-
man" says the news from the South looks
favorable. We hope soon to crafty the
public with pleasant intelligence from
that quarter. It also says heavy rains,
and consequent muddy condition of the
roads in the vicinity Of Petersburg prevent
active operations at present. There was
some shelling on the lines on Monday but
not so much as usual. The Sentinel re-
views Gov. Browns message and takes
him to task for grumbling.
The Worlds Army of the Potomac spe-
oisl correspondent of February 28th, says:
The exchange of prisoners has been inter
rupted by another freshet in the james,
rendering it dangerous to pass the obstruc-
tions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FOREIRN NEWS.

HALIFAX, March 8.
The steamship Canadian from Liverpool
18th and Queenstown, 18th, arrived here
this forenoon. Her dates are two days
later.
LIVERPOOL, ls-Evening-The sales of
cotton to-day, were $500 bales, closing un-
changed.
Breadstafs quiet.
Wheat firmer.
Provisions quiet.
Beef steady.
Produce easier.
Oonsols for money s91(9e94.
Illinois Central shares 513@573 discount.
Brie shares 3l4@322.
US. 5-20s 5l}(95Is.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th,
Mr.. Layard, In response to Mr.. WatkiD,
bore testimony to the ability with which
Lord Lyons had discharged his duties at
Washington. In no one of the many
thousand cases had he failed TO obtain the
highest approval of the government.
Mr.. Watkin complained that the gov
ernment allowed the reciprocity to be set
aside without attempting to avert it by ne
gotiations.
Seven hundred and fifteen American
vessels have been transferred to the Brit
ish registry since the commencement of
the war.
Demonstrations in support of the Freed
mans Aid Society took place at Exeter
Hall, in London, on the 18th.
FRANCE.
The weekly returns of the Bank of
France show an increase Of over Ii, 900 900
francs in cash.
A Turin telegram says that great unessi-
ness prevailed there. The eruptions of
Vesuyius were increasing, but no damage
had occurred.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Richardson, Spence 8 Co, and others re-
port -four quiet and steady.
Wheat frmer and advanced 192d per
csntal Red Western 7s6d6ss4d.
Corn inactive. Mixed 2792ss.
Wakefield, Nash & Co.. and others report
beef steady.
Pork firm and market bare.
Bacon hrmer with an advance of Is.
Lard easier at sos to SOS.
London breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Sugar frmer and advanced 396d.
Coffee firm.
Petroleum firm; crude els sterling; re.
fined 620.
LATET.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Feb. 1s-Cotton
little inquiry and prices weak.
Breadstufs quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet.
Lard inactive at 59z960s.
Produce market steady.
Consols s9t@ssf for money.
American stocks; Erie BIZ to 323; US.
5-20's 5l3 to 5la.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
APABIs, Feb. l9.-Bourse closed firm.
Rentes 67E SOC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
The Freedmen Of Knoxville and
Schools.

There must be some 5000 freed men,
women and children in this city. They
come here for protection often-others with
soldier husbands-l,5 800 eelored soldiers.
The United Presbyterian Church has been
sustaining 3 school here for some months
They have four teachers in one school, and
$50 scholars have attended. Some other
denominational schools are trying to make
q start. But the sectsrian feeling, exhibit
ed very clearly, shows the superior excel
LEDGE Of our Union Freedmen's Aid SOcie-
ties where all teachers can be family
together, unity reign, and more good be
accomplished, with less expense TO donors.
Would that the sreedmen's friends would
loudly cry out for union; 't,IiOs Of action,
and Freedmen's Societies all unite in one
grsnd.nstional society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FIRE
ST. LOUIS, March 3.

The fire in Alexandris, Clark county,
Missouri, on Monday, entirely destroyed
pork house and contents, belonging to
Mr.. Maxwell. Loss 100000. A dry
goods house valued at $4,000, and on
which there was no insurance, was also
destroyed.
Extensive preparations are being made
to celebrate tomorrow, according to the
plan adopted in various cities North and
East
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

@N6H O1ALAANSi GSps AOs
1t is reported that General Candy will
leave for Mobile to-day. He Is master OF
the situation and good reports may be ex-
peeted from him.
The feet there under Com. Palmer, are
working hard.
Yesterday wss observed as holiday by
several thousand school children, a number
of public functionsries, including Governor
Hahn. participating in the ceremonies.
Cotton in fair demand at prices ranging
from SO to 76.
Gold 200 to 204.
Sailing vessels are taking on -four for
New York and Boston at so to 60c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FKOM NEW YORK.

NEW IUhAi MhrCn ..
At the d!y goods auction to-day six
fourihs Meltons yielded s5c. six-fourths
English diagonal costings 81 45, seven
fourths black cloths So O5, extra wide and
superior do So 1904 O5@$4 25, six
fourths black Belgium broad cloth So 90,
and six-fourths blue do So l24@$3 20.
The Commercials special says the Con-
ference Committee are at work on the Tax
Bill, and that the House committee will
agree to the tax on sales.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
GUERRILLA OUTRAGEE.


Guerrilla outrages of disbolical character
continue outside our lines. The Govern
ment steamer Nsugatuck is reported to
have been captured by guerrillas on last
Wednesday.
Two rebel steamers, with prisoners for
exchange, arrived at the mouth of Red
River few days ago, and others were on
their way down that stream. Two or
three of our upwsrd-bound steamers from
New Orleans took prisoners and conveyed
them from that city.
Gen. McCook has arrived here, on his
way to Helena, to relieve General Buford.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

1.-THE most luxurious smoker I ever
knew" says Mr.. Paget, twas . young
Transylvsnisn, who told me that his ser
want always inserted lighted pipe into his
mouth the first thing in the morning, and
that he smoked it out before he awoke.
Tt is so pleasant he observed, to hsve the
proper taste restored to ons's mouth before
one is sensible even of its wants
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FROm wAsHINGrON.

Both Houses have passed the bill to es-
tsblish home for disabled soldiers. It
Incorporates Lieutennsnt General Grant
and ninety.nine others. The capital is to
consist of million dollars, made up of
military fines, deductions from pay and
donations. There is to be no expense TO
the Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

PIrrsBURGH, March 8.

HITTsBURGH, Marcn 3.
A dispatch from Oil City SAYS q fire oc-
CURED at one o'clock to-day, ly destroy
ing the New York Hotel, shd four dwell
ingJ and 8 building occupied by Pool and
Brothers, and Lay and Ressinger.
The New York Hotel was new build
ing just finished, and was to beopened in
few days. Insurance S20O0sS4t was sup
posed to be the work of an incendisry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
FROM NORTH CAROLTNA.

NEWBERh, n. ", FeD. z6.
Deserters just in report that Gen. Lee
hss ordered Goldsboro and Kinston to be
fortified, which order is now being carried
into effect. Goldsboro, he says, must be
held st all hazards. A large force is now
at work night and day ~ Goldsboro, throw
ing up foitifcstions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
RUMORs ABOUT SHERMAN.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2.
The mail steamer arrived here, bringing
no news of Importance from the front.
The report of the capture of Sherman
and stsf; in the vicinity of Columbia,
South Corolina, is utterly false.
A gentleman who came down on the
Dictator, and who left the SpottsWood
House, in Richmond, yesterday morning,
says, no intelligence of the capture of
Sherman had been received in Richmond.
"a heavy storm has been prevailing here
fer the past few days.