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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTENTION V0TERSIlI

.MESSRS. EDITORS:-Mr. Horace Gray hay
ing declined to be candidate for Council on the
Fourth Ward Independent Ticket, we ANNOUNCE
instead the name Of EOU1S LUMbEhLESS
ESQ who Is much more of q gentleman and is
more competent to discharge the duties OF said
Office. ,,o,,,,nu
ian23lt"
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MARRIED ID,

On Thursday evening, January 10Th, a. st.
Matthew's church by the Rev. 2: 9. Addison'
MR. VIM. II. HALL to MISS LIZZIE D.
BROWN, all Of this city.
AT the same time aud place and by the same
MR.. WIN. ii. HENNEGEN, of Pittsburgh. Pa,
to MISS MOLLIE A. BROWN, Of this city.
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iTRUETT&WILLEY

All oldsrs left at the Drug Store Of FORBES,
STEPHENS vii BE- promptly attended 70.
Accommodation shnfl IA he sddraaead 10
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D. D. Denton & 90.
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes.
&c, &c.
D. D, DENToN..-............s. N. HUNTINGTON
sepl2-Sm
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. SC.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO.

A LII 70 be sold for One Dollar each. without re.
"A gard e value. Not 20 be pad flr unri you
know what you are 20 receive
''In ls one OF the largest firms in f1e City f II
York, and are doing very extensive hli mess and
nave on Rand the larae stock that can b. found n
me w. '-tlceana Times, Pent Wster, Mich oct.
y, Lsot- 'ihsir stock b. large, sni buyers usav
rel7 on articles purchased from Them iust a. renr
sented Tner Ton, contnuan, e in hsisineas enables
them 70 offer better Inducements than any Other
house IN me tY.'-l.oya. American. Aniarpou.
Ind Oct. -. 1864. Their Watches are sI,,it,sj
~ com. etehi judges, and those who have used
men, 70 Dc the best n use. They are Al they are
sdVeitised % he.,i-ludepenie1 Warrenion, M .
Uet ~, isst- 'Iney are large de Iors and thei5
stick is manufactured Ia the best styie and ar l,r
msteuais, Telegraph, Saugerte=, N. v OF q.
lst4 " All goods furaished s e what thew 3 rem.
resented % be- Tines, Wsteryle, n y. Oct n.
1900 worthy Of confidence w Yoming Demo-
crai, War aF. n Y, Oct rs, 1854 "honora5ie and
hir dealing meu."-Cumber and Valley journal.
asohsnicsburgs,9-,O Oct ~. ls5f
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Notice to DistiIIers.

usirrn srarn1 lErrFtL HaFFara 81
CnIrrrraa's ugFsrF. sEcosn IItr- % InsH
kssarltf. Qci ia f8G8
EREHFTER. 10 - He'd spirits H.iI q sli1-...
frst bsirr nsra I'D alsi ursuded. EVer7 rIi.fi.-
81 the futaruai Eafenus - In tra lesra-.f Mi -
isci ths rares % neary huel arlf penailIss. 49,
uill - r TiflF eEiarce1i Ea every n4fsra- - +
Their aofIce 80 te fTaa- The ~ u1e.f \. -. -
ssood .gd comp 81 IN, n. 4. NOaVfff
cascsdr
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From Cincinnati
VIA
Atlantic Great WsstsInRaiIHal
Three Through Trains lsuysCinsiHnali Daily
LIGHTNING DAY RXPREesf
MORNING EXPREss

~ This i ne only route 20 he on Ras4ons o
Fennpy iEanla- The Eght Enpre-s leaves ever
sunday Night instead Of saturday sight an ofl.r
ifains leave Daily, suodays excepted.
SPECIAL NOTICE
fssss myers holding Through Texts can hass
tneir haaaage checked through b de.flns len
upou arrEai o. steamers a. CIneiubafI convey.
ance y u - FURNISHED ffaa Of harrs ~ $3.50 =,
DEPOT ~ Nc Y 3 aiail Line ateanlara 100 a.
g q ~ hsii Gay Hhar- Boat, foot o. sfh sife.f A.
onnibus and bagRsgs Wagan vii % n raa.isrses
uFpn arfFal Of hFeung hoat ffcm l8uisgiiia ~
convey pa- engers "a her harg ga fraa - A..
isnte and oreai Western Runway beeof "a ~
short distance thus lnsuring aflunaofIl.4s
route. - "-f "-iiat
- tickets can b procured in Ciurinrsn a ~
norlheasl corner Broadway end Fr5ut sIro-f ~,
- -. rqir n street, and g. the New tass. nqar
LePo. Sincinnal hauLtoa and Dayton RaIiaag
ana az Frnai pal Qiicta 0i Connsetug l. nes
=. P. FULLER. Cant G psss-rv
Nea' il1AetAgL Pass aga Lsuisr .le
ID. McLA Rem
aePi@-u General eupenutsndant
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In ne treatment Of he I've and Fsr Al "a, .
S,5,1 s-- y sthse. p beeoules Necessary 10 hsSe
80 80 80 O. ever thing pertaining % mel
80 Nud gerry What are called re..T-isr p-.-
$500 -. ~, 1a.e graduated ia either the ga az M
esi. SS ~. aad can boazt Of a one siied ses
- o1 oet YET, IN the treatment on ~, H.. -.
t-,;,, L-. % cure sage OBSTINATE case-5r ~
cr,rs n, .lseroed ~ theiT works an not .t
et ~ u sarge msiou y Of cases
,s.i, ~ Ts, - : graduate % Tia Misaouri I'M
80 49,, polia hangs 10 has Office, and hes ,-so-,-
seen BY calling ""eu nay te
f.s- ~ u ~, Ss'aa.ea cure Therefore 10 one need
- u eailA2y mn, Ter where a uoltar 49, -.
ness IN this manner, Sis 7oof egi,ise,. 49,. U.S.
- N, NE nas1re e The diseases he ,rslt
promptly Answered eaS-osea.
strsi - y VI 4 9s I1srmay is At No, IS chunrb
10y pelmss-on, he also relers % tbs r,uo,i,
~ i N % e9.ehfs.sd IN ops'hslui, So -.
NJ r Z, - l.teFe, q nlon P.see. New 81 ~
~, ~ = LleForrest. n. T.: rr Ztsf-sf 49, ~
u M s5 ~ ssls'. Quincy m Dr. Csreaas Rsrrss
augi5-Sma
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ProSure sstsisusns, for Onesr. Wild Prompt.
ness.


hEFERs ~ PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rehsid ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
HOs. VIM. G. BreanlOw, Governor Of Tennessee.
hIg Gen. Jas. P. BrOwnloW, Adj. Gen. State Of Ten.
nesses.
Hon. N. N. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Nathsniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. Jo c. Guild. Nashville
Hon. JOHN Hugh Smith, Nashville.
r W. Maxey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
Meaars. Morris a straiton, Nashville.
hessTs. Evans 4 Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
lunel6 Il
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NJ IT. T u AL.

NAPoLEoN B0NApaRrE GAVE IT A ars
= op'nioo tnai men are ruled b thres 66is-,s
s'-iateresi- sSc9ud-AHaraon. Thri Sea-
iA> ng humaa asturs INTO cons.dsrsHa. tb,..
news iook very uasriT oorrsct. bai W. opfss ~.
ne piincipls Of hsgiag every transaction $50,
ms1 and man hssos rBos
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TO THE LADIES OF NASHVILLE.
Millinery and Dress Making
REsoLuTIoN.

A = mef iiuE Of Dc Nashville ClsuIfirr ~ o..
"a Mere ia Ess aItefel thaf fir =. .lI..l-,, -
tle end go litoE1 b. Published
Hilerfas, M pnrseat syftauu Of uat7i,,. -
tlAs...s5s - - es.la "a ms q 81 aliaaf s.TI-.
~ tnei - sc 70 uaciersell us IL ! .I-.-rI,
inure err sas.le. theref5ra. - Il So
~, ~ - pa1l,sh 10 ne dadgra---,.
~ -. = le-ler - I'll cause - - 1re.ss.i =.
Z a. "a. -, Hnom We snoa b - ssid1s
~. 4. - asleitltneHfs Tera nIasia
= :, na.ir daiy o. every rassTrisr d. riFa
IN - % p nay have t0nchiae ias Eiaalilon
i" ISAAC LTTroN. sae'y.
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The properly ofthe Comuauy consists NJ L..
noid interestsin The counties II Oyertnn Fept,Ss.
Nhie' "a kson, snd Wsrren. in the sfste III M,
Thousand acres. N'e' eAh
Ihe membership Of the COMPANY and the Roar,
81 y ieetofs cumpnse men Of BUSINESS e,a.arisi,,,
any ItpuI'.on, and Of thorough aud practical -
aeNnNnee with the OF mines OF Pennsvlvs,'io
me Mining superintendent was one cf ~ i-s, -,
.etefs 81 the Oh held % that stare. and siriel ~
INST lowing OIL well 10 The country Well tro y.
Ale htSuembourg wei, and % which m, IN ipf,,-
- e tesinsy lvanls, then Ia their nssrpnt 500
~ g very largely nfehsed ''a'e'
IA e.s SonlpsfY val lease portions Of their yalp.
n'as in small trscts, % private psfties or sr,,,
tl'sf .ef IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT mi. h a re-,
-. 20 o'n3 ~ opegt r. % ohiaia leases IN
if - s..aL = i he amply rerauns ratire
is'ins nsde known on application
~ AAAA sfkcvLAroRs WILL BIZ TREATED WIN.
,., senFh ton oflsnds and samples Of Oh obssi,.t
,,1 'e property may be seen bY esliipr af Ire
-. x ne Compsny, No, tsSs North Cher,
~ 9teIttNy, +. n. Cotton Nsshvile. viu "a
n, ,s,, eraefs Tor stock and viii rgari ceriifsstss
order '''' i''oHeA accompanies the i
Oct 6-tE
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MUTUAL

n'n'' Hiii hold oui better. and BE- more ssBs-spr
p y. 60 aeeruea We, eE one. make &c aur rul,
an g IS cur cherished principle to hare svsrv 80
OF olf tran actons, ae C ever 80 nslie. or 5r al.
s''aiss' uiagni'uie. " MUTUAL 70 q usuut bs a.,
.a'e o. oper- toa; aad We ENJOY the pleasing asts.
'oa Of percev'pg thsi this rule q ours = h.rhiy
-sp''e-s,sd oy eli vita uhoua We hsrs ibs lsasurs
Of doing isinass
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DIRECTORS
oFFICERs-

~ '. 10y Of Tenn. G. g.. HreuEnuorRs on; y
a =. sANf,,en Ct. tttANn D. SMITH, Of Mimi
A. c. WHLIs, OF Mich
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Note Lost

N,sI, u,is'sid or stolen. nasa in nv Es-o- H.
y Toias e. brrthefs listed Jan. asy Isl Isss. Tor
- 49,. -. peTsous are warned sraias trading "a
''N as payment has been stopped.
coutlr J. A. 6RiSSAM.
- tN Colamhis, Team.
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AT rs INFIRMARY,
No. s. lhHrfh sirssf Eashrins e.

N"-i ~ -tt Au4Attllr, ftilFff1PP
., 6he7e he rusy b cozsulied s-e-v ssv 49, .
.-,Is. S;oeH' a. n. . pm, aad 70 spu,- o.
9e cures al curatie diseases Of tho F.a 80 =.
- Pe-loilils Al oli1cult operaaons he. snr-S--
~ oe'aies ios aiaEaet without pain 6v ~,
or dc 7s5 siTssh'sns Cross Eyes in one Minute Ia old
AMI appear natural. A1es . move
- - 90 AAAs cures Sore Eyes win m1sv,.y
ei9ssi which give nc pain. -'@ - e1i-
-S 49, Aniaerosis or nervous hli,4,... -.
success heretofore unknown. eiin
''isle eoas'9efssi inearab'e b. he Pr5iss,,
ne cures dischargeso Of tse Esr .s.-s,s ~
ie, rover hessies, er other diseases - -
de inserts Aridcia Ear TrIir,s -.
"a dfam tmemoranal has been assir5s3 -, 49,
lu,p proves ne hearing iumelftf,lv - VIM
de operltes Tor Arhfcisi P5res am.
Bye id he remedies nc once ''''''A q tha
de cures the uaost ohsfinsfe 49,. -,
ma IN two % eIEhtWeeks. - VpainA
diseases OF the Nervous system, -. o.,
,euIsiSa. Spinal ilihealt -, Nervous p,,si..liss
Treated successfully tu7.'-ilens
heretofore unkn0Wn H@eeesa
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Enfso 80 4 49,. ~ a -r--s---Hs ~ - 10
$500 sets LADIES' Welry. M saic..-. 40 ,a
looto gosd pens With silver holders ..... $50 10
800 sold pens Fiih gold holders....... 8 10 n
5000 Sold pens and holders supanor t0t, n
bs0 5 lYer gob.ets and dunk d gcufis.. ID "a
80 silver easiofs and vine hoiders.... rs b %
10to silver iruit and cake tasgets..... ~ 10 81
Messrs 7 a h 6aughau 4 Co.. No ms Brosdv-sv
New York. extensive mauufa turers md aaslsrrl.rs
Of oil the leading aud mo 9 f.hionsbTa sfvlas ~
Waehes and JeFeiry, desrIng 70 insresss hsrr ~.
sine's 70 IN unl itet extent have resolved upon
iolOEinR.
Certificates nsming ca article and ifs vslus. AZ.
placed 10 sealed envelopes and we'll M Eed, one
Of these envelopes viii Be sent By mail . anv -
dress on receipt q tEeaty lvecants
Al utas soil AZ One blHu saat, iritioaf r.77ri
% raiss.
On receiTt Ct fhe Ger 6cate you viii zee ist vo,i
are gong 70 have, and then it b. n Vo1r r,rf II
send ihe dollar aad lake ihs article or ~. Pr.
enasers mar Tins ottan q Sold Watch h amand
Ring, or sny set d Je Felry on cur lfsf ~ fia -
Jar, and 10 no Sc they get less thsn one ~.
la1's worth. The pr Of Cerlacates = a. foo.s
One for 25 cents i've f1r 81 sleurn fr a fsi,f,
for IS; sixty five for so, one hunsrri f,r sib
assn-s s .- everywhere, 70 whom speciai
T.&H. GAUCHAN4
sepo-sm No me broadway. n Y
A Woes FEoH ViCEsBUEa-
FieEsEUno, Mus., aug g. lisa.
Dr JOIN biat-DorT So. J am happy 90 state 70 Il
you thaf hsve ed yonr vulua1le Cedroi Bifta-a Il
WITH areAt heneat % myseh 10 general DEBILITY al i
prostitution Of my Fysf m pro1ucef b. ne an \
heaithy add MIA -in &C iudlence q the Misaissl1T
nrer around VckshurE. having Teen with C.e5e-.i Il
erants srGly throughout .ts wnoia anulhe - -.
pa gn. coud emily recommend its uss - alf -.
sons who s-e ezPoaed 10 una aithT climates.
Agent Q. s. ssa.tiry Conn., 60, ~,
o-.,..,., LoCnyIers, Kr., sspl. IL 1a,
~ tne - q seif last : subnrfied u.rsngk - |
4Eent o. mre. O. ne Medea ns-.-r@.- ~ 80 ~
partnlent q he az a fhe Cur1t.-Is-.F - p.
PIE q ny Ce'iron hIiiers. T 2 Insp.rf.r+ -
aiief anairs 6, be f0una Il NJ 49, u
~ t-.l ena apff1le IT, use arronr an - -
a me ne ~, wing b the MedfaI rI-setr,g5. 800 y
zen Hessfsf ans peFa -ai1n to 80. - 49, |
y '''e' % hase . sod b suili -
y an sa'ished that cear5s B.,,s.. - es ~
- ~ e. 2 taken properly ana is aso.,.-,'
- ~. Z zee 90 oiection o. Iir B1i 3 y ~. s.s-,
"a 70 dispose q 9 - slfIers.
HEzEI A. TEra4rs~
surge n auh Medical rIrs9T5r T, Css
hHAusu tsTrns EErsEf. rHr cr,rarar,..r s, /
NtsaFfltr, FENE. fulv ~ 49, Z !
~ tQha hula age1f M - hss -
shf = Aashfllie Tenn. Is r. = er ~ 'isrs1
-, .sifoa hiiiefs Tor sale - suirfs q b.
rhe rsRula iauz n ne Frrssu y r,aprrt,raot 80
o - complied Eith sifie III
~ command q aei. Gen. Raseersus
va y Wmss L
MAJOR snd Provost marshai Gialssrsf
Fqr saet saoiesaie auf retail - HEEHT. fF I
~ LIB %, Nashville. Icnn- e.
ociiI-ta ~ dsssn q
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RYE AND Earl
DR. LEON BRooKMAN

| - - 2. ne Eie end Ear. Narv,-. e.
80 ~ sad oSlcerous Tumors trsaiei 80, ~,
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tieis - Iste.l isrrner the aeoesstr Tor al.
~. s osen kaasn, snd - ~. hss,,, =, =,
q ! aisays on hand. Aeep 3 fot stock
lsS ssa = yo1r orders sar'y, or ssad sud ss, er,,.
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REDUCED PRICES

R.W. Q. Co. have just published "Carrol's New
Prschcal Catalogue OF Current Miscellaneous Books
Public he'd in the United states" One volume,
l6mo. PIP 267. Price 80 cents.
K W. c. Co. al o issue, semi-MOnthly, Car
rolls Literary Register" eToted TO Ltera ur0, and
ke ping IT. readers fully posted on the New Publ
cations Of the day. Subscription pr &c 81 per an
rum IN advance. Specimen number sent on re-
eept Of stamp.
Ho-Apy work sent by mail on receipt Of price.
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h-.nsr tsTrHs L'srsEI- orrnE Cu,sHrart~n. D
hssarfltE Tess. July "a fsfF Z
D. Jobs Bul's age1i NJ. - ~. -
y ~ z r Aasffsle Tenn. Is e. = ar - ,iorsn
q Bal teiron biuefs. for asIe =, sufrs5s Is ~
aruy only.
lhe rsRuls .aus n ne Frrasu y papr-tr4sut srs
% = complied Nth siIie n
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NAEHVlLLE, TENN.
No persons are au horiEsd 10 act a. Agents eK.
cot such have written certificates to that effect.
end for Catalogue and Circular
sm9-sm TRUETT q WILEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
miscellaneous Itams.

. n. a L.
NBW YORK, March 2.-The Herald's Kew
West correspondent gives an account of. a
rebel attack on Fort Myers, Florida, on the
10th ult, which was repulsed with very
small loss on the part Of Union garrison. ,
1t was reported that Major Weeks Who
with a small command, had secured q large
herd of cattle on the Florida main land,
with which he was returning to the coast,
had been attacked BY an Overwhelming
rebel force, and compelled TO abandon his
prize, with Q loss beaides Of several men
killed and wounded. -.,.-..-- -. q
I've additional blockade cunning schoon.
lees, laden with rebel war munitions aud
supplies, had been captured aud brought
into Key West 20 q, r, - -
DEGREES Of distribution we're made 10 the
United States District Court at Key West.
during the month Of January, inTthe cases
OF 10 blockade runners. The total amount
awarded for distribution among their cap
tors is about Sl30, 900. 90 - -
A HsEald's Charleston dispatch says -
B Hundreds of rebel deserters are coming
In. They report that Hardee's force had
been intercepted by Shsrman's troops.
All Of Sherman's supply vessels had been
ordered from Hilton Head 70 some other
point ss5 s43 sea- ~ 5ill,5 i h
The Herald's HAYauna ooErespoudsnt
The seigs Of the city Of Osjaco was ter
minated on the 9Th uli., by the surrender
of Ofthsplacs with the republican -garrfson
of 1000 men to Marshal Basaine, In COM
mAnd Of the Imperial forces. Ed q hs-rl
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to, prove it. For instance, q specnlator
purchases the crest of a lcraggy hill, only
to be reached by de1terons ,cIamberiug.
but situated within days journey Of some
famous oil tract, He has q map drawn,
lltho hograPhed and colored, which represents
range of country snf ficient To embrace any
wells OF boring experiments which may be
going on within fifty miles of his purchase.
neat little book is then printed, in which
the map is stitched, containing an expla-
nation !lt. Of such advantages pertaining TO the
tract as the map is incapable of showing,
together with certificate from some Dutch,
Polish or Russian professor, a Won Schmidt,
Skupinski, or 8 Blemonosof. that in his
Judgment the land only needs to be pnnc-
tured with an augur to let out oceans Of oil
impatient to escape. y dse 9H1 ~ f'1sT
The Ingenious protector has now ba-
ais for public confidence quite as secure ias
that upon which thousands of our people
daily bnild their hopes and pile their money. !.
a h9le 6tice furniture, d few ponderors
subscription books and ledgers, and
sounding advertisement In the daily pa.
pers, complete the mining tools with Whiuh
he proceeds to drill and lay open the pock.
cts and pursss of his fellow citizens. He
ts not suffered to languish for want Of Gus.
toners. People flock to bis otice. The
map fs studied, aud the little book is peru
sed with excellent effect. Seductive bottles
crowd his mantelpiece, Containing speci.
mems of the slippery liquid purchased at an
adjoining drug store, but supposed to have
issued from the bowels of the region in
which his 2oleagtno1s peak 2rsars it's head.
These bottles seal the matter The most
doubling ThomasIHthe' closestltisted and
most suspicious euitor at the feet Of lfortuue
is unable to resist the sight of such paipsG
BILE and 6dorous proofs as those. He pays
away the earnings OF years of toll eagerly,
and hastens to clutch the'eoveted shares
which are to make him rich. or course
hewin Wakensup on some terrible morn
ing, close ct hand, and discover that he is
q beggar, with q pocket full of promises
not worth the ink. In which they are writ.
ten." azoctbs o. yRf77 =r2a
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BY .Te1egr'aiph..5.
- F9f q Iassr n,,patoIs. .. "a Page. .5 :
Further Particulars About the
z.e Burning of CoInmh;s - (.
Burning of Columbia. g-di-

.
Il NRw YORK, March 2.-The World has
the following additional particulars con.
cerning the reported burning of. CoEunubia
ibWhen the tArsgo appeared off Charles.
ton Bar despHtCh boat met herewith i'm.
poFtant news; which if true illustrates Fun.
paralleled rebel treachery. 1l yissBl 700
The officer who broughtthe intelliRence,
stated that soon aftera corps of Sherman's
troops had captured Columbia, the capital
oISouth Carolina, rebel citizens theFsseu.
deaVored insvery possible manner to harGss
our troops. 7iins q ioa .5soz, z OF n
laThe corps which entered the fcity after
its capture, at once left to join aiu Sherl
mans further advanoe,3 and was sdeoeelel
by another, Gen. Siocumis. BtWRfls, the
latter corps was quietly marching through
lhei principaE aEstreetsi to !thairYitemp6PSF
barracks, q inumber of ieitizeus fpe1rsd a
deadly fire uponi them from the windows
and roofs Of the houses they ocoupied.s The
insurrectiou was beginning to spread when
our troops retired short distance and sub.
sequently fred the city which is in sshes
No further particulars wera receiyed.rsl
The same Messenger from 0olumbiR
states that the news had been received
herethat General Sherman had adImsrched
In force on oAtlants, and that theienemy
ct once ce!eVRouatedit the oitysl1 1t was also
stated that a large amount of rebel proper.
ty had been csptnredi and that Sherman.
after leaving a sufficient force to ggarrison
the city, proceeded on his way north ward:
The announcement Rasq also made that
Shermangw was probably proceeding 10 tho
cities otFlorenee and Charlotte, in force.
and that he had captured large quantity
on the route of his march.F'r
9 The HeFaldls correspondent says that
Columbia was. burned by order Of Sherman,
aSapunishment for the citizens firing upon
our troops when the city was in our posi-
session. z1'1rez. iaa!5sl.siaf ia slu5s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
PROPOSALS VFOls ,FORAQE.
OHIEE 0gARFsRMAsFss;s oggIoRs

DKRARTMEST OF WKsT VIRGINIA
CUNBERLAND, Md November 18th, 1854 /
SLEALED PROPOSALS in. .triplIcAts are invited Nv
MASTERS Department in the Department Of Wet
Virginia At Charleston, ParksrSbuFR, RhssIIn1
Weat Virginia. and GallipOlIs, Ohio and the SeYe.
raj DeP0ta on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 0g iollOWs; OlHrkBburg, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland MATtinsburg, Harper'G RorrTl
or either Of those places; with Hay, Corn oats and
Bids WILDE received for thedellyory Of three thou
sand l8OOOl bushels Of Corn or Oats and hfty (60l
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must Be 10.
cOmPauied by copy OF this advertlSemsnt -
Bidders must Htate at WhiohOf the-gboVe namOd
points they propose to make deltyefteS, aud the
rates AZ which they will make deliveries thereat
the quantities Of each article proposed to bo delv.
ered the time when said deliYeTyeG GliaH Tbe, com
Corn to be put in good strong sacks, Hay and
OAtA to be securely bAled .4a.. 80. 49,,
An articles offered under tho bids herein invited
will be subject to RI gid inspection by Govern :
ment inspector, before being accepted =
Contracts will bs awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests Of
thS GoveFhmSnt may require. 60
No bids will be considered from parties who have
JAILED heretofore to comply with their contFacti ~
All n proposals must be accompanied BY EnsrAn!
", signed by two responsible persons, tha iiincase
tue bid IL accepted, he or they llWithin the fine
namol, execute the contract for ths same with good
and suheient IuTeties In sum equal in suluunt to
tho amnuntof the contracts to deliver forage nroI
poseo ~ conformity with the terms OF this adyer.
sse 2Ilndin case bidder shall fail to enter in,
tween the ouGr ofsad bidder and the next lowest re
oponSlolo bidder or thePorsOnto whom the contract
may be awarded. l'
The responsibility of the RuarautOrs must beHboJvn
3y tho omctAl certificate Of United stateS DiSFief
Sodge or attorney CollectorO Of Customs, or other
GoYSrnment onieiab known by this once si,.ls
Au parties viii be duly notified OF tho Acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals. '''-S'
All proposals. mnst be made In duplicate, and be
accompanies with the oath of alIAR6nce q the mar.
dlo In this ofice, - Z = ~ W
Tho full name and post once address OF each bid
der must 70 written In the, proposal. sJlT TTTrT
EESpoSsA5 must be addressed 10 Captain J g. Farms
WORTH, ChIef QuartsTnlAst6t Department. Of iWoSl
for Forage" = ANPVoaLS
Blank toEu1I Of bids, guarinteth and bond, NAV
Oe ootAluou On ePplieAtion TO this once. i7lF a
All proposals received under this advertisement
T1Ia q eoga S5pined at this once on WED
NEsDAH aud SATuRSAY Of each VeSk. a. ~ n
Bidder. are re5pettolly Tited to be present. a The
,o.x captain aud Chic Quarterm aSter 3d.
HePaFtmeHt Of West Virginia,