Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
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lrfYe have A letter from O4asJohn S. Ban.
dstts datsd-a1 tie spottswoshlHdase Rich
mOnd, April 7th. The Captain opens out
thus: "Thank- God, that after three years
of patient waiting, find myself in tie
\ pBsoGd r36Shant of fetiSiEf6g 6hhcS Inors
the capital of my native State. In a pril'
1865, none dare insult or make me afraid
as 10 APRIL 1851 How great the Oh Ilggee
between thstRo ApFllai..5si - 81, years fg9
had compahlohs iq;ny misery. Now,
to-day, ! am, alfalone-the only member OF
the memerabls convention that assumed to
take iVirginis out of the Union. fee that
ANA monument of Gods goodness in
permittingme thus silently to be witness
of the restoration If The glorious ;Hdg, the
symbol IF, l4Yl and order, qBsE tBg city
where so lately reigued the spirit of trese
SOD, potism>and national ,destructi bn.4
prayed to live to see this day, and thank
God he has permitted me the great pFiy t Z
epe,n .sBsIKNiaT ise
The Captain says,that RiohmrHoSandd looks
sad, and very much changed. The burnt
district presents distressing spectae le~-.
Toward the lclose Of his letter he. btices
the sightof old Tom Raymond and Lee nard
Hall on thSa streets Charley Russell and
the balance IF the North Western az legasl.
ton fed to the country or went off With
the army. daViS9ia Tagt .9i9,a
I'VE are indebted r. Captain, Bprdett for
Id4opy 4 he Epat5. WigiofSthe 3tbis.-ess1i
Isa pPpearanee Is tschanged hat IL sohs,,
i95V Wy materially. AHopg EHg lpbit1aTy
notices We find the following:
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.CoHFEDERACY,. SouTHERN.-At the late
residence Of his fathersEJ. Davis, Rich mo- i a,
Virginia, SOUTHERN CohFEDERAoY, agetig4l
9eArs3 Death 6ausedS BY isff6n gulatid On. :.
No funeral. -
Among the local Items we fhq ii Il fol-
lowing: ,rea saasg,s1
MoREHoTE1s W,AHEED, / 9ImptSyed times,
tFaEeTand, business will now demand more
Ihoter observation-disclosures in Richdiondl e Be.
fore the eyaqgati9nO the Pity could boast of
but two-tGe Spottswood and American.
The A9erieep {zas destroyed by the general
confagration, and it cost the proprietbrs Of
oths Spottswoods ous hundred thousand tlolsl
lars 70 ss sye 4 their hotel, The Spqttsw6od is
the only hotel nov 10 operate Oh iu iRich.r
mond, rand thsrss are Cue OPIUM ks for
Isevefafmofe fhstheA hands of enterprising
business gentlemen of capital and eherRy.l
Il The BallaFdaan d Ekehange1a Ian 1.-The Pbwba-
tan. now used as lodging houses, might,
with eJlittlsFeP sirHRs reoonVerted ID their
ITO learn that there is prospect of the 'iu-
kmediateIre opening. of the Rsllart BY the
proprietor and owner, John P. Ballard, ESQ.
j b. TA4RlXER 0BsTRuOE1oNRar are, webeIievsg
being removed as expeditiouslyf as posi-
bles and forty; eight hours will not dlapse,
I We 6piHe, Sbef6tefwe theat-S 81 steam ers AT
Rockets direct from Esw York, Philadsl.
4 Rhia9 aud Baltimore TIE liver az City
4 Point is filled With Satler,s feet, await.
i Ing p3nitsEt9 enAtile sfhem9e bridg their
supplies up to Richmond. "a. "a
Qu1RT.-FoF7the first time during dtRe
war the city may truly be said to be quiet,
aud(Y 6 e9dS pEsRsEt9 sEge. Not a hoise
mors uncodth man Sthe-sound of military
bands and army wagons disturbs the ear
of day or night The garroters and b1rs
glars that infested the rebel capital either
4 kupcked the dqssJ Of the qityfrpm their
feSft 4nd followed fthe CohfSa dag Of they
: hRVe prudence enough to fotego 9AeIpFae-
tice Of their arts. q ia
If4hs 4oH6E Sbg extract fFom cd mmus
nicatiOn in the Whigis exponent Of the
feelings among the loyal men of Rich
olnoQd, il PPss be pretty bitter. againstthe
late regime Of JEFF. Davis: va
er RSupa a GjSiSiS De- ours, noswith.
standing the destit1tio1 and distress
which prevail. Thank Godl we are kt last
/ delivered from the selfish, ambitious tsa6d
designing devils incaEnate,. who biouRht
!; this Fut66ds and frkttfcidSE war updn the
coRntTF~ We have suffered, God only
/. khohs how imuchs s6Y fhB Gar. Fo1HIope
years OF painful anxiety, of hunger, want
: Hand qpPrees jop, IhaHe., passed away; and
nov We are free again | 6, God E praised
Eishsd I'd enalavedr,a az Il oppressed by tkoae
s. Hh9se mStt9 Has I" rule aud rpipn NFhs6
they could not rule here any logger. cher
) brad thu city and ran away by the light q
9sy Sad sS5Pis sbd SBs 9aSs 3 e9 Fa,
them the fires 81 hell seem too mild 10 4
the feelings 0fasy 81 GnSt assent to ttisa "a Z
INSERTION tsR him dsstrhia en- over Quietly
s taRdtEiaW Il - q Ia 5IIsl him reflect thai
i've years ago It Wagoue Of fhez most pfoss.
81 psEons sud busy al 9hS B6dEb9 I.ethiu1
: 60 through pp1eity aud RanbsF those I'D
: lnen WefS 1udustEt0uGiatht iRing and, happy,
bdtWh6 have been driven from tIieii homes
Il who have Efallen in seruefl Fed. SOD
, 1ca0selsssaiW war or 0h0T aowI s6lightsd a
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