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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

BBr CosTAR's ExTBRI1HAToR.-This cell
ebrated article has been long in use, and
is known to be certain death to rats and
mice. 1t is now in use in all parts of the
world, bringing relief to every household.
A large invoice of this article has just been
received, and is offered to the trade at low
figures by Mc0abe, Kraft & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, No. IS. Main Street, Wheeling.
feb l.3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
Rxohanea of Prisoners.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The Commercials
Washington special says: The Secretary Of
War was informed yesterday that General
Grant contemplated negotiation With the
enemy for general exchange ofprisOners
at the rate of 5000 per month, which is
as fast as the rebels can deliver them.
The indications are that a more vigorous
tone of policy will be adopted. The Dab
met was called together to day, and doubt
less had the result of the Presidents con-
ference laid before them.
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ERE5HIBEEF

". A
A"tn' 1900 Tor furnishing alIthe -
.l.-. EESRSHiBEEF
that may be required for use of tba t,oo,, :, a.,
Sniteo states1 stationed At New Creek GrSfton
GiarA sours' and Wheeling, West Va. a folIoGa
For [4l four months, and ten DAYS. or ,,ch la,
time - the conmisSary General may direct. and
70 MS MS approval commencing on the iaOth
thlrtieth day OF June, 1856 N-
Also, for all the Fresh Beef that NAV be rs1r,1
Department of West yireinia. now sis,IoE4
charleston, fayetteville 9Auley Bridge Damn Pf,tt
So, West Va Is follows, viz: 80 - --'''
for hVe months, or such les8 time a. the Com,
missary General may direct and anbisct ~ IL IN
ProTal, commencing on the Path tWenty.fourth
DAY OF February; and ending on the [21Ih twenty
Said Beefto be Of steers mot Bulls Stays Heiferu
OF SoEs tour years old and over to weigh net each
At Least 500 1--we hu ndredl pounds. :
The b. Of 70 be sound and wholesome rv,ith ra.tr,
shankS, and kidney talloW excludedl in eouaI pro.
portions Of fore and hind quarterS and to sa Ia 4ueb
5oafaHtt three times per week. may be
Inc contractors will be required to keep an agent
WITH suhieient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within implying distance Of the troops
bona in the penalty Of so 900 (tWenty thouEapd
aouarsl viii DO required, with two good sureties
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must be shown by the Official certificate of the CLERK
o. the nearest Court Of Record or the United State
District Attorney.
Proposals from lrm must specify the names and
residences OF all per8ons competing It. and each pro-
pos9l must be accompanied by the oath of allegiance
OF the party or partieSi also by certificate Of the
responsibility above referred to; also by q written
gnaTIantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid the whole making four separate papers for
which forms will be furnished application by mail
Telegraph, or In person, all OF which should be en-.
HeloPed, sealedS and endorsed proposals for Fresh
land, Nd.
Payments to be made In Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds a. may be on hands If
none me on asnds, TO be made soon as received.
me DID oath OF allegiance, certificate Of respon-
St6Iiity and guarantee, must be In duplicate,
reject any or all bids deemed unreasonable
WIN. H HOsACK,
Captain and O. g.,
Ie1-4Ot Chief o. g. Dept. of West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

~THz Owl Hollow OIL COMPANY
The Owl Hollow Oil Company advertised
in this mornings paper, is said to afford a
good and safe opportunity for investment.
1t is in the hands of some of the best bu-
siness men of the city, whose reputation lie
a sufficient guaranty that the company is
reliable and substantial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

NRW YoRK. Feb. 5.-The steamer Costa
Rtca, from Aspiuwall January 9Th brings
S65O,6l in specie, and Gen. Sickles, who
arrived at Panama on the 22d.
AdVices from Peru indicate tina. that
Government is likely to come to terms
with Spain and pay toleraoly heavy dam-
ages. A mixed commission will probably
arrange the troubles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

WAsHIxsToN, Feb. Both Houses of
Congress have agreed to the joiutresolutiou
that the electoral votes Of the States of
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee
shall not be counted next Wednesday.
This is placed on the groa6d that none Of
them we're in condition to vote on the 8 III
of November.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

wrROBERT POw111 of the I4th West
Virginia regiment, sends us from Clearys-
vile Hospital an elsgy in memory of Lit.
UFiAh Griffith, who fell at Cloyd Mountain
on the le,h of May last, which We should
be glad to publish if We had room.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

wTHHATR1OAI.-The Theatrical Com
pauy of Mr.. Raymond will not perform this
evening as advertised. The company will
appear positively on Tuesday, Ito. morrow
evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

B%THE RIvER.-The river is about at
a stand. The Henry Logan is about the
only boat that appears to be doing anything
at present. The weather having moderated
We may soon expect to see the boats run
ming as usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

EBFREScu CoSD1r1OS PowDER, for
horses and cattle. This is superior arti-
Gle. 1t PARTIES the blood, removes humors,
promotes appetite and digestion, and can
do no harm. One trial will prove the
truth of what is claimed for it. For sale
by t. H. Logan & Co.,, and Logan, List 4
90, Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Wheel.
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Valuable Town Lots and Build.
Ing Material for Sale.

NHR TIRES LOTS, Nos. 80, 80 and "a, at the
Il corner of Main and First Streets in Den ter
Wheeling, on which stands the Large Two,skory
Brick House, recently occupied by Mrs. NJ A. Woods
az dwelling, previous to the late Ere, which dam.
The property will either be sold entire; or, to suit
purchasers, the Euins Of the house viii be sold
separately, to be removed by the purchaser. In
which case the Lots for sale separately or entire
a. may be esired.
For terms, So, enquire OF
WILLIAM TALLANT
la9-0 BEVERLY II. EOPR
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-Msj. Gen. Jno. Pope
arrived hare last night. 1t is stated that
tHs Department of the Northwest Is TO be
added to the Department Of South Missou-
ri and Kansas, and this military division to
be commanded by Gen. Pope.
Gen. Curtis isito be transferred North,
headquarters at st. Paul. v-rr
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Deslrable House 3 Lou fOr Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING REMOVED PROM
Il the city, Offers for sale his Dwelling House and
Lot The Lot s 80 feet front Quincy street, run.
ming back 14s feet inches, eornerng on an alley.
The House contains on the first floor three rooms
Moor hve rooms and store-room, with q good SUM.
mer and winter cellar under. A good hydrant ct
the Kitchen door, with good sewer to the street.
The stable on the back end OF the Lot Is reserved
with lease Of Iwo years from April, 1865. I viii
either sell the Lot whole or divide 1t in two.
TERMS-One third cash, the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest:
MATTHEW WARREN,
For information enquire of Warren Berger, or
Jacob Berger, Esq ialo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
8-ANorHER OATH BILL.-As will be

ESrANoTHER OATH BILL.-As will be
seen by the proceedings elsewhere, the
House of Delegates spent the forenoon Of
Saturday in the discussion of the bill to
amend the law regulating elections by
the people," The following section of the
bill afforded the bone of contention:
2. No person shall be deemed a citizen
of this State, within the meaning of the
hrst section of the third article of the Con.
stitution, who has at any time voluntarily
borne arms against the United States, the
recognized government of the State of
Virginia, or this State; or who has at any
time Voluntarily given aid or comfort TO
persons engaged in armed hostility against
the United States, the recognized gov
eminent of Virginia, or this State, by couu-
tenanciug, counseling, or encouraging
them therein, in any way whatever; or
who has at any time sought, accepted, or
attempted to exercise any Office or appoint
ment, civil or military, under any authority
or pretended authority, hostile to the Uni
ted States, the re- organized government of
Virginia, or this State, or who has at any
time yielded a voluntary support to any
government or pretended government,
power or constitution within the United
ASIAASoS AGbb1Ao VI AulI4ASdl AuOEGSOI OE uOb
tile or inimical to the re-organized govern.
ment of Virginia, or this State; and no such
person shall be entitled to vote atany election;
in this State. Any person Offering to vote
at any such election, shall, if required by
any voter present, take and subscribe be-
fore the supervisor or one of the inspectors
of such election, an oath that he has never
done or committed any of the acts or things
above enumerated, which oath ehall be filed
and recorded in the Office of the recorder
OF the county in which he shall 80 offer to
vote; and the taking of such oath falsely
shall be perjury, of which the party may
be convicted in any court having jurisdic.
ton of the offence.
One of the arguments adduced bv Mr..
Ferguson, the patron of the bill, not no.
ticed in the proceedings, was that at the
close Of the rebellion the rebels would
come back, and destroy at the ballot box
the government which they had failed to
destroy by the force OF arms. He believed
that if the resident rebels in his county,
(Cabell,) were permitted to vote they could
beat the Union men five hundred votes.
He had previously acted with and adhered
to the democratic party and continued to
do 30 until it undertook to destroy the
country. He had sneezed when that party
took snuff, but he did not want it to get
the control of the government of this
State. He would not charge that the De-
mOcracy were disloyal, but the doctrines it
held were more nearly allied to that party
than any other, and when rebels come back
they will naturally act with those who
appear to be III sympathy with them. 1t
was this apparent danger against which he
desired to guard by the passage Of the bill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

p9MAIoR GENERAL HE1SrzLEuAS, who
has been sojourniug in this city for some
months, has been ordered to Cairo, and
leaves for that place to day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

WASHINGTON. Feb. At ia said that The
President aud Mr.. Seward have agreed up.
on general exchange Of prisoners, which
will forthwith take place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06
COMMISSIONERS OPPIoR,

Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4Lh, 1885.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all parties inter eGLsd
that have hEed on Monday, the 9Th day or Rebru-
airy, A. D. 1855, betAeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. n. and o'clock P. NJ, as the time, aud my Law
Once in said city As the place, When ami where
hhAu proceed TO ASCERTAIN aud settle the matters
and things in said decree repaired.
0IBSJN L ORANMBR
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~WAETED To .RENT.-A small house
in the city or on the Island. Apply at
this Office.
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CHICAGO; Feb. 4-The bill approving
the consolidation of the Galena and North
Western railroads passed the Illinois Sen.
ate yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

B8rJUsr received, large assortment of
Valentines, at F. O. Myers, No. 100 Main
street. IT.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4-Ths sales of
1905 yesterday by Jay Cook, the subscrip.
ton agent, were over three million.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-06

RBOUR QUoTA-No RRDUCr1oN.-All
most the last lingering hope of having our
quota reduced was dissipated on Saturday.
Several days ago Adjutant General Pier
point went to Washington in order to con-
vince, if possible, the War Department,
that the quota. assigned to the State was
erroneous and excessive. On Saturday
Gov. BOteman received the following dis
patch:
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 8.
GoveTHor BorrmGn: .
Quota not reduced. Upon examination
Of facts and figures, believe the quota is
equitable. F. P. PRIRPoNr.
There would seem. to be nothing else left
for US to do than to go to work and try
and fill up our quota as speedily as posi-
BILE.
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CHICAGO, Feb 4.-The bill repeating the
Black Laws passed the House to-day. Il
had previously passed the Senate.
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Arrest Of Rebel Incendiaries

NEw YoRE, Feb. 6.-The operations of
the detective police which have been going
on for some weeks under Grief Detective
Young, in ferrltiug out the rebel incendi-
aries, who lately attempted to burn this
city are made public. These operations
were of most difficult character, ard we're
conducted with extraordinary skill and
we're lersevered iu with the greatest tena-
city
Their most Interesting field was in Can
ada, where they mixed freely with the
rebels in Toronto, Hamilton, st. Lawrence
and other places, and managed by these
and other means to get information of their
plans, aud effected the arrest of number
of them alleged to have been engaged in
the plot, Including Capt. Jno. Yates Bell,
Capt. R. @. Kennedy and W. L. Mcdonald.
KENNEDY it is said admitted being the
person who fred Barnum's Museum. All
these men are now in confinement.
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NEw York, Feb. 4.-The gold market,
on the receipt of tho news of the return of
President Lincoln and Secretary Seward,
became stronger with an upward tendens
cy, opening at 21O, falling to 20s, but IN.
der the news advanced to 2l34.
AT noon to-day one hundred guns were
fred in the City Hall Park, in honor of
the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery.
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Nsw York. Feb. 4.-Gold opened at
2olR, fell to 2Ost and closed at 2iS4.
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Co.Partnershin

T ASSOCIATED WITH NE On the ami n, 1,n,.,-
IL last James Nsil Is partner in my buEineSS Il
soap and C1ndle manufacturing, at No i W.f1
AtESst. M Nell has had several Year, experignee
Onort % give sntira HatAfAetion to our cuSsoUerS
iO4-4m EDWARD RRTn
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NHILDRENS NUFPs AND OAPEs.-A f.-
~ Setts stu left At the Variety Store Of
jAls b.NIooIL BRO.
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WE BIG LEAVE 10 INFoRM OUR FRrENDs
w aud the public In general that We are com
menetng nom this day to sell Winter Goods at coat
and less than cost to make room for 4 IRrES End
extensive Spring Trade.
We therefore, respectfully invite all cAsh buvera
either Wholesale or RETAIL 10 call Boon and exanine
oui stock, which in quantity, quality and reduced
prices SURPRISES any tn this city in our line.
Please call soon At Nos. 81 and IS Main street
Centre Wheeling.
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LinSley Institute,

THE NEXT QUARTER Of this institu-
i ton will begin on Monday, February eth.
3. Jno. N. McCARRILI, Asst. Jesse
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Hnnsa for Sole

"a ter, bath room, stable, carriage hoppS 1S:b
HOUSE, &eI within three minutes walk Of TIE POD
OtneG PolSesaton gwen on the OF April For
sale cheap and terms easy. II II Wla beioro Anril
1St TIT, It Stu 0e rented 40. tNa TRDGE.
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8eeT! Beer1I
OFFICE OHIER ooMMIssARY on ,anps,.,, )

DEPAR5MEHF OF WEST Va
CU1BERLAHD, Nd, FebrnSrv Ia 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recssvsa .,o,r, a..
~ hands, citizens loyal to the Governmsnt ~ ~
I'M Tseq % states until IL n, MONDAY, PRBRUARY
1Stn, 1S66, for furnishing alltho -
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nIARIEs FOR 1904 good aas0rEneat SUI 81
"a IS1s s'' '''' '' D. H1ooLL 3 BIO.
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commandments Notioa

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Communicated

Mr.. Ep1roR Tint Gazette of last Saturday, in
forms the public that the Royal Mausoleum is being
constructed "under the supervision of I. c. Heuok.
ESQ. Architect" So far very well, as 1 know of no
one better qualified for the task; but, may 1 ask. has
he advertised for tenders to do the work, or furnish
material. as used to be the case when Messrs. Wood
ond Harding were at the head of the Bureau of
Public improvements? If l am rightly Informed he
has not. and surely if such is the case, taxpayers
have good cause for complaint; they should have some
surety that the work is being done by the lowest re-
snonsible bidder, and that more favored tax payers
are not being allowed to make a cool thousand or two
because they happen to have friends in the Cabinet
A fair, open competition would be only justice to our
mechanics. and disarm all who were inclined to be
SUSPICIOUS or fault finding.
Yours, IAX-PAYER.
Honolulu 81. 1865.
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3. @. Snow,
:. G.. DAMON
Communicated.

psf. {. Heuck, Esq, was appointed upon the
Examining Committee, but was unable to be present.
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To the Editor Of the Commercial -7drertiSeF:
SIR In the last number of your journal Is a
communication concerning the Davenport Brothers,
which has elected no little interest and sharp COM
ment among your readers. The spiritual manifesto
tations, phenomena, magic, or humbug, or whatever
else you please to term it, are certainly very curious,
and your servant is not the only one who would IKE
IN know more about it. The assurance with which
the Brothers speak of the occult g forces attending
them is rather surprising, and not a little annoying
TO some. Since editors are supposed to know every
thing, l make bold, joining with others, to request
,bo, CON will enlighten us further on this subject.
Humbugs are the order of the day just now, and to
avoid them it is necessary to understand them.
QUAsIToR.
1The spirits are moving, and an answer will be
given next week.-ED.1
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser,
S4TURDA Y, JUNE "a.
Oahu College Report of the Examining
Committee.

Committee.
We are happy to see that the annual examination
of Oahu College, continues to hold its high place
among the interesting and exciting exercises Of the
weeks of General Meeting
Having heard of the comparatively small number
of students in attendance during the year, and that
but few Of these were in the advanced classes, we
were agreeably surprised ut the interest exhibited
during the TWO days Of public examination.
While We may not partieularize upon the varied
merits Of the different exercises, we should do lnJus-
tice to our own feelings not TO speak OF the sincere
pleasure we took in seeing the native HaWarans
connecting so successfully with their Anglo Hawaiian
fellows in the advanced and solid branches OF Eng.
fish education. That the way is so fairly opened
and so successfully entered IN this department OF IN
tellectual Improvement upon these islands. should De
a matter Of deyout satisfaction TO the friends and
supporters of this institution.
r. was gratifying TO learn from President Alexan-
der that the health Of the students who make II their
home at PunahOu, has been such that there has oeen
no call for a physician during the year. And In
this connection we cannot refrain from expressing our
delight at the exhibition OF physical exercises unaer
Professor Brigham. We hope another examinaioh
will not pass without the young ladies exhloltlng
their skill in these health giving and beauty-de'eioP-
ing exercises.
We presume the other teachers and classes will not
be envious if we speak Of our high satisfaction with
the class in Algebra. The musical department ehclt-
ed very just applause during the exercises.
We hope the just criticisms and remarks OF Judge
Davis at the close of the examination, upon the I'M
portance of speaking so Us to be understood, Will be
SO remembered as to be Of great practical advantage
in future examinations.
Some Of the committee do not feel that II Is a mat
ter Of SO lit lie importance for the young LADIES' OF the
College TO acquire q knowledge of the Hawaiian IAN
guage. We hope the young ladies will enter tins
department Of study with equal zeal ana success win
the Young men. 1t will open a wide and interesting
sphere Of usefulness upon these islands to those
young ladies who are DESTROYS of doing anything ioi
the salvation and elevation of the native race.
1t is enough for the rhetorical exhibition, THURSDAY
evening, to say that it was a happy success. "li
no disparagement to the others who took part In !n'
exercises, we shall not soon forget the declamatiot
by David .Malo. The orations too exhibited a vlgo'
of thought and chasteness of style with effective de
livery that would do credit to the Older ana wen IL
lowed institutions of the Fatherland.
w. P. ALEXANDER,
d. G. Snow,
s. c.. DAMON.
psf. {. Heuck, Esq, was appointed upon In
=; init Iut W. nnahJP to be DreSeQl
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Communicated
TAXPAYER.
Honolulu 81, 1865.

ICOInnuNlCartu-l
Nh. EDITOR In common with several other mer-
chants, | did not receive letters from San FRANCISCO
by the Onrard, until Wednesday morning, when the
o. sent her mail to the office on Sunday morning.
The Postmaster General says the package was from
Nessrs. ]. C. Merrill g. Co., the Hawaiian Postal
Agents in San Francisco, and was directed to him
in his official capacity. The letters were duplicates
of letters which were sent in the Potynesldn, which
sailed before the Onicurd, but being beaten on the
trim down the duplicates should have come TO hand
first. Yours, MEhOhAN1'
Honolulu, June 81, 1865.
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THE MAI PAKE, OR L~EpRosY.-Within the past ten
days we have heard of two deaths from this fearful
malady. Yesterday, while in conversation with par
ties about this disease and its rapid spread. We were
informed that two half-caste children had been pro-
nouncei afflicted with it. In the face of the spread
Of this scourge. and the consequent alarm which
pervades all classes, why does not the ministry take
some steps at once TO check it. A dollar spent now
will save hundreds q year or two hence.
The Efghty-uinth Anniversary Of American
Independence is rapidly drawing nigh, and as yet
no incarnation has been made for its celebration.
By notice in cur advertising columns, a meeting Of
those interested in its celebration is called st the
New Hall. this evening. Let the meeting be q full
one, and let each one express his ideas, and then sp'
point a committee-the smaller the better.