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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08

! P,la:u|i l-ttar ,ftha 3Ueh nit. Stjt.> Ih.+
obaru,, AMI his staff I,.fl that 1.v (,rrh ,rl>
ton and Savannah, ,i.encc going t., R:,ho,,,,
;, msot bis a,mv which WI, - leave n4a;,h
the next Monday
agreement Of su1rendrr} " Juhn>ton. f ,,ro
hiuits ali lorag ng al prp"I l,.' certain ways ta
relieve the pres Slng wants "1 the !hhah'Anl>.
nc ~ 81" N,, 81 i,r.,!;n " 49," 49,
Kilpatrick 5 cavalry. Stoueu4 III ; cavalry tll,
beer ordered to East tennessee. Wilson is Oh
the Tennessee river ne'r D}ca''f' A'a',2ma'
nc A'' ny VI ae""'ol,e w.; o' w. ''''.
Richmon1
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In the !" a,''hs'ol oii'o''''e .. 40. -. week
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08
VI 4 r [ n X L | s Z
MONDAY, MAJ s.

Arcived-Barl1 Amy, Captain Mel erso1'
from Boston, with mel chandlze to NJ. "a
ridge & Co.. and ice for Was ington.
Steamer Mayhower, Capt. Robinson Ne"
York, with me 'rhandize to NJ. Eldrdge & 60
Steamer Philadelphia, from Philadelpb!a,
Capt. Fults, With merchandise to Flowers &
Bowen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08

The National Inteligencer says Self inter
est, If nothing else, will now lead the South to
deprecate and put stop to guerllla strife.
The var is ended The Confederacy is a
failure, and what they now desire is peace and
a return as soon as possible to the quiet and
prosperity of other days. Accordingly, we see
that the regular guerilla bands are giving
themselves up all over the South. The main
armies have surrendered, they as the Hank
ers' gladly embrace the amnesty conditions
offered and lay down their arms. AS regards
the independent bands of thieves and ma
rauders roaming through the country and
known under the general head of guerlllas, the
Southrons will attend to them without. any
assistance from w. Already have they lnau-
gurated war of determination against them.
General Forrest, some time since, ISSUED an
order commanding his troops to summary
shoot them wherever found while co mand-
ars Of two subordinate departments IN the
trans Mississippi declared an armistice few
days ago for the purpose OF unltedly hunting
guerlllss.
The evidence in the case of Mr.. Harris, OF
Nd, now on trial before court martial, in
Washington, was closed for the prosecution
last Saturday, and the defence was to COM
mence to day.
Strawberries, in Baltimore, from Norfolk,
COW sell at SO cts. per quart green peas -
per peck.
The steamers from New York for Europe,
took out, lest week: 1857, 544, in gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08
FROM RICHMOND.

property IN the market, either Tor sale OF least.
Their first choice is 70 rebuild thereon 'heul-
selves, if they could get communication 10 me
way OF loans; but the money, not to be flad III
the Soutn, and time enough has not elapsed
for Northern capital to offer itself. Anosf
any reasonable rate Of interest would be PAM
upon such loans, but the money IS nor mere;
hence the efforts OF lot owners TO sell or lease to
Northern men in search of sites tor stores and
dwellings,.
rol Moore n. Falls, of Baltimore, President
of the Bay Line OF Steamers company was ID
Richmond yesterday, completing grange
ments tnr t he running OF the new line OF steam
ers between that port and Baltimore Col. fa,ls
il also ,oking ter his own and other STOCK
holders interests in the oeaooard ana h1ah2A7
and other railroads in Virginia
We learn that the Directors OF the hlladel
phia, Richmond and Norfolk Steamship Com
pany, which Withdrew It's gesses at the BREAK
inc OUT of the wal have resolved TO commence
operations again New steamships are III
course of construction, and the trips hPt"ee"
Philadelphia and this city will probably %
resumed about the lst day OF July
The latest proposition looks to the establish,
ment of a new line OF steamers between
Washington and Richmond, and mum Der q!
prominent Northern ship oWners are IN conI5el
over the proposition.
Col Robert B. Coleman, Of the Eutaw
House. Baltimore, has been IN the city several
DAYS. looking round among the hotels with an
eye to the prospective assumption OF the con
troll of one Of them.
The Schools ofthe ely, public and private,
have been generally re opened under the order
of Gen. Ord, and we'll attended. The schools
for colorel children, of which there are four or
five in operation, are also in HouFlshlng
condition.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
circular relative to trade regulations, and the
removal Of military restrictions. The Circular
says: "Al articles shipped from any port in an
iasurrectionary State must be manifested, and
a permit therefor duly granted by the proper
special agent.
Under these trade regulations, as now de-
tarmined, it may be said in fine, that all re,
strictions save those lmperatlve'y demanded
by the several acts Of Congress, are removed.
General Grant returned to Washington on
Saturday, from Philadelphia, where he had
been on visit to his family Captain Peter
T. Hudson has been appointed as an aid de-
camp on Gen. Grant staff, with the rank OF
Lieutenant. Colonel, vice Col. Dent, promoted
to a Brigadier Generalship OF \ olunteers.
The Albany Argus proposes that the 18th OF
July next, be celebrated both as the anniversary
of the Declaration of Independence, and as
day of rejoicing for Peace.
The Northern railroads are about to reduce
the freight on coal. An outcry is raised
against the price Of coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08
Uhe A1eSanayia Gazettf
MONDAY EVENING, MAY s.
Order by General Halleck.
Hons. Mil Dry. or TIE JAMES.

RICHMOND, May On; 1909.
GENERAL ORDERS No g.
I. From and after the 20th Instant all pr
sons found In arms agalnst the authority OF the
United States. in the States ct Virginia aud
North Carolina, Will be treated rs OBJ ers
and outlaws.
II, ANY persons in these States who shall
assist or advise the organlzatlon OF guerrilla
bands or the continuation Of hostlll'ies agalnst
the authority of the United States, will be ar
rested, tried by the military commission, and
punished with death, or otherwise les severely
according to circumstances OF the case.
III. All military officers OF this division, aud
especially the commanders OF posts and DIS
tricts will be charged With the preservation OF
good order within their respective commands
They will use their influence co reconcile all
differences between freedmen and Their former
masters and will assure the freedmen that they
will be required to labor for the support OF them
selves, and families, but they are free to select
their own employers and make their own bar
gains. They must be made TO understand that
the Government will protect, but cannot support
theu1. All classes must be shown the absolute
necessity Of planting and cu}tivatlng crops tins
spring and the coming summer, III order to
avoid want and starvation IN the country.
". For minors not cared for by their pa
rents, the apprentice syster will be introduced
as early as practicable For chil}rea too young
TO labor, and who have b.en abandoned ty
their natural protectors, it is advised that
houses Of refuge be established where they
may be cared for and educated
Y. Interest swell as humanity requires that
The former masters of the colored race should
unite in devising the best measures for anchor
ating their condition and for introducing some
practical system of hired labor. To this end
all the military authorities will lend their and
By order of Major General H. W. Halleck
j. G. KELToN, A. A. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08
N O T I G E +.

HEADQU ARTERs MILITARY Gov EnNoE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 3, 1863.
A LII interested are notified that orders mere
N uofore issued from these headquarters upon
the subject of the disposition Of liquors in th0
city Of \ lexandria, are still in force.
Spirituous, yi.lous, or malt liquors. are not
TO be sold or given away, without pernssl0"
obtained from these headquarters 49,.
Orders just received, require that the panlsIl},
Of seizure Of stock Of liquors is to be lnHlc'1o
upon all offending, after this notice IS gwen I'LL
The penalty Of fine or imprisonment, VI"
be inflicted when deemed necessary.
It's hoped that AL viii quietly acquleSce III. III,
and obey the orders upon this subject, as luf
same are, for Military reasons, still consldeFe4l
necessary for the continued preservation ..
good order, and the protection Of persons '"1
property in the city.
JNO. P. SLOUGH,
Brig. General Volunteers
my 3 tt Military Governor, Alexa.. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08

SlO DARR BAY HORSE 81 y black name, an:
tail, all his feet dark, and a mouse colot I5a
mouth blind in the right eye. will give 'Hs
above reward to any one that will deliver -. ~
said horse at j. T. Prices, King street. o. ~
Strives Livery Stable. 9th ST., Washington
my G--3t*
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
EIollE1 taalEditaI.
DR.. q. ]. KIsNER., -

HIENDERS HIS THANRST0 ALL THOSE
i who have favored him with their COMB
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that he VIII.
the coming year, loeqppY his odd ofice on 3d
street near Reeds ~ IIaft' b Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, VIVA 1$lIeFe rs NIX be eonsI'Ite
ed in reference to their disease the mature and
character Of which the Doctor IA aIIa at oil
times, and under all circumstance to CieScribe
and to assure of the probable result and dnTaS
ton OF treatment. He practices the EcIeCfic
System OF Medicine, using mild hut edactiyE
remedies, supporting instead Of denressinry
the Vital Powers. The medicines fsAj1 IN
him are prepared and put up IN his own
office. Besides thetTaGt fhenff6f Acute his
eases, DR., Rtsner will give his attention tO the
treatment OF all varieties of Chronic disease
That scourge OF the human race ScrofIlla. in
all It's varied forms, viz: Purulent iDfscharges
nom the EaIyso prevalent among Children
Pnrulent Opthalmia, OZena, ENLARGED Glands
Olcer0COnS, Cancers and all YaritieS 0f Skin
Diseases, VIII receive his special attention.
Diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Heart Tiv-
er Complaints, DiarThoea DySentery and PiISs
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs SYphIIiR 40
Nervous and Spinal Affections EDfIenSTy'
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases Of RI
males, Dyemenorrhea, Leucorrhea PToIanEHs
Ptsr1, and all Painful 1TTegulaFfties and SSeI;
YouSs I1SaaSB4it to Which thef afa SIiEis.f ~
4ea@ snoGessfnlly " Tile atfHenf az CTjTTS
OXEN VIII receive the same attention as her,
toIore. All consultations and commnnire
tons strictly CONFIDENTIAL and win 1870
prompt attention. Night calls cheeTf1IISy an
sWered. once hours from to u a. NJ Ito
anu = " -. VI. iun2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
Valuable Lots for Sale.
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST ae, 1865,

A T THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE CITY
"A of Wheeling, at the hour OF 10 o'clock
a. NJ, the undersigned, as Executor of John
EOt1, having subdiVided Squire No. 8 at the
corner of Market and John streets, into Lots
suitable for building purposes,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Four lots fronting % feet each on John street
and extending 100 feet in depth to an alley in
the rear of said Lots.
Also three Lots fronting on Married. street,
No. fronting % feet on Market street.
No. z fronting y feet on Market street.
No. SfrOnting 40 feet on Market street
a Plat of the Subdivision can be Seen Mt the
the undersigned. ~ - =
in four equal payments at six, twelve eiRlI-
teen and twenty-fOur months, with Interest
secured by deed of trust on the property sold.
at the expense of the purchaser, or all in cnsh
ju2S-td b. NJ. EoFF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR 80 ~
Sardis. Monroe Co. Ohio.

PEING DESTROYS of changing my business
ID offer for sale my valuable property situat-
ed in and near the town OF SaT1Is compriSinr.
farm near SartiiS and one mile from mo
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eigh-
ty Gcres, niuety acres of which are cleared ana
under cultivation, with young orchard q
choice fruit trees. - =
a farm near Sardis, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing 100 acres
fifty acres of which nre cleared, with y6iifi1
orchard now bearing. containing four hum
species. ~ -. s--.Ft.s 800
Also. my large BRICK Csteam) FLOUR
ING MILL, at Sardls, containing two nun
Of four feet burns; engine, ~ inch cylinder
feet stroke, two double fiued boilers This
Mil Is situated in the midst of hne main
growing region and now enjoying a i6e pa
tronage. It Is completely provided with an
modern improvements, and is In fine FIinnITo
order. ~ ssd i5E -
In this property a rare opportunitv e nj.
fered to an enterprfSinR man. - -
Also, three comfortable dwelling homes in
one of which now reside. frsS-G1' 40
Two store houses, in one Of which am at
present doing business. q : '-'-- a.
EDWIN HORNBROOK
Ju6-lmo Sarr1is, Monroe Co, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE NY PROPERTY
1 situated on the line ofthe National Road
property consists Of my residence. c0nfaJnin0
eleven rooms and an attic finished bath
rooms and all modern improvements: also
are convenient out-hOuseS, Including hricIr
St0ollng, Ice and spring house, chiCEery and
Two ctsteTIls. Also, one hundred and twenty
nSe Apple trees of choice kinds Pear Peach
Plum and Ounce trees, nll bearing TiItns
are also choice selections of Grapes, RaspbeE.
IlssS, BlaGkherIies, Strawberries, and other
with with eversreens and other ornamental shrub
1 VIII also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase All foGefSsr ~
Persons desiring to cousult me in reqaTIl IN
prlce, terms of payment, &c, can leave their
names MAJ AZ the Gas Comp0ny's Office, or visit
feb22-tf ~, JACOB HoRNBRooK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE 7TH cav

ENTERTAINMENT OF THE 9TH CAV
ALRX.-This gallant West Virginia reg
iment, numbering over nine hundred
men, under command of brevet Brig
Gen Obey, was mustered out a short
time since at Charleston, West Virginia,
and was ordered to Wheeling to be paid
off. The regiment came up on the gov
eminent steamers D. c. Horton and
Gen. Crooks, and arrived here on Sat
urday morning. The soldiers recep-
ton COMMITTEES, having ascertained that
the It'll would arrive during the day,
made preparations to serve up a re
past for the men as soon as possible af-
ter their arrival, The citizens
who aid in this work, gathered
at the depot early on Saturday morn
ing, and soon placed on the tables n
substantial breakfast. The governor
being absent, the usual speeches were
dispensed with and the soldiers pro-
ceeded to dispose of the matter in hand,
which they did with keen appetites.
Indeed, we have not been present at an
entertainment given to the soldiers
that seemed TO be so well relished by
the men as this breakfast to the It'll
cavalry. We attribute it to the fact
that the committee being made aware
of the time of arrival, were enabled to
furnish refreshments when they were
most needed by the men, and conse-
quently when they would be most APP
Preciated aud enjoyed. There is now
but two West Virginia regiments re-
manning i'll the service-the 10th infant
ry and 4th cavalry. The former has
been somewhat scattered, but is now
concentrating, previous to being mus
tered out and sent home. The 4th cav
airy has been sent to the west, and it is
uncertain when it will return. 1t is
probable that it will be mustered out
and paid off before being sent home.
In that event it will not visit Wheeling
rs regiment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
WI Va. Business COLLEGE,

LOontR nt Z2OrnbFO0lSSI budding, No. llglZ
VI hdtR Sired, WFeeifHg, W "a,
EOENERLiYC OSDUCTEDBY HITCH
II CHI, now undef the management of
w. PtdF, Will resume lis next session on the
lst oltAuEuBti 1855. The same Hberal md
scientific course of Instruction as heretofore
50 ueasfully pursued, is now pursued by the
pTeSet successor in tmpRrting q knowledge
Of BqlSfkeeptng, Penmanship and Political
EcorlsfIy. In addition, there VIII be given
!ectuE7 on the subject of Physiology, show
ing ina poitico- economical sense, The tnCfLS-
peasnff necessity of a knowledge 81 the laws
Of he'd n IN theStTuggle for success and pre-
emine1pe In bpsiness, There VIII also be o3Eer-
ed 10 y1nng indies and gentlemen desirouE of
Impr01ng themselves IN French the CLASSICS
and Elk1tsh literature, and any of the sci
enees, "a afternoon school, from n past 1
o'clocldo4
JyIE1 W. PRYOR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
G. W. JOHNSON & son,

Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING ANAILED OURSELVES OF
Ill al the improved facilities, we are better
prepared now than ever to NIL all orders for
any article or work IN the above line OF bnsi-
nezS Vallies and Conductors mnde TO orIleF
Steamboat work done in n substantial and
particular attention to this branch OF the
trade, and can guarantee satisfaction in every
particular. To. Wholesale Dealers we can
offer inducements that cannot be found else
where. Our stock offWare is complete, and
the aSs0rt ment Is fun NJ alItimeS. We keen
q STOCK, OF the latest and most approved pat
terms OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand nj All
times. q. w. JOHNSON & son.
,i--f.l 5 No. IN Market Square.
JSz8 y urf- WHEELING, W. VA.
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for SalE.
Valuable Residence for Sale.

IN THE i22D DAY OF AUGUST, 1855, /
AIzWill ofer for public sale, at the S oSIs
rt4fdence of the hate GJohnlQ. Eohi on t W.;
south east corner of, Market street and mn
Alley, Centre Wheeling, -tf.-r
equal payments at six and twelve Inonttttts
with Interest, secured by deed Of trust, ot Gtle
expense of the purchaser, or all cash az ms
option (ju3l-td a.E.s WG. C. EOFF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
Undertaking Business,
FIsK's METALLIC RURIAI. CAsEs.
Tfl. Conner alh ShRRt IRll WaFa

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
IL for the manufacture of the above aTti-
eies, am prepared 70 mn an orders prunntlv
any other house in the city. j keep the iafeSt
patternE of STOVES, both Weld and Coal:
and VIII warrant every Stove. am preparI
ed 10 do all Kinds Of Job Work in Sheet Iron
and Tin and WIN give sneh IOhs my personal
attention Sponing md Gutterfng or an
KINGS alWayS ON hand. Copper and Brass
Kettles and Fnlit Cans of the best kind also
very cheap. Merchants and Others wishing
the city Will do well to give me a call
1eS b. +. CALDWELL
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WHEELING is famous for her manu-
facturies of Iron, Glass and the Ercel-
sioT BAKING PoiVder. The last is now a
great family institution! We are send
ing it north, south, east and westl 1t
makes light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes.
Manufactured and sold by t. II. Lo-
gan, & Co., and Logan, List q Co.
wholesale and retail druggists, Wheel
ing. aug.l-wd&w.