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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
~THE case Of 5. S. BOvar & Co. come

~-THE case Of 5 5. Bovsr & Co. comes
up for hearing at ten o'clock this morn
iug at the Court House. There are four
persons 10 Jail believed to be connected
.ith the frm, ell Of whom are suspieioned
as being professional confidence ueu-or,
10 plain terms, swindlers and defrsuders,
The names Of the four persons in Jail are
s. s. Boyar, whose right name Is 5. 3.
BohvM-Henry Cole, whose aIia' 10 Ed
ridge-Johu Wesley, ala, Bidwell, aud
Brand. alias Beall. The last named 10 the
nan who was arrested some weeks ago at
Louisville By oficer Pender Of this city,
bat who played a sharp trick and got out
OF the saloon window in the cars this side
of Belmont station, on the Central Ohio
railroad. ne was re-srrested at Csdiz
junction BY officers Peuder and santmiers
few days sfierwsrd. Cole was arrested
shortly after at Evansville, Indiana, by
ofieer Pender. Wesley, who stood In the
store here, was also arrested. AL are now
in Jail.
We have stated before the grounds upon
which the firm Of Bovar L Co. came under
suspicion. They are believed to be con-
spring adventures, banded together for
the purchase of merchandise under assu-
med names. Their business here has been
wound up BY parties claiming the goods in
store. We presume the evidence upon
which they were arrested and held will
come out this morning. Their transactions
we're Of very diversified and anomalous
character aud extended to several cities.
We shall be much mistaken if it does not
turn out that their ingenious schemes for
making money have been brought to grief.
The case Of 7. T. Merton, a!ias G. NJ.
Gordon. an other confidence geutlemsn-
engaged in the business Of notifying people
at the West that be had valuable packages
here for them on which there were charges
TO be paid, will also come up for hear
ing this morning. He was doing small
bat thrifty business in his lice when
tracked Up and arrested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
From the Lower Mississippi.

CAIRo, April 7.-LAts Western Louisiana
accounts represent grea' scarcity OF bread.
stuff, about Alexandria. Much sufsrirg
and the scarcity of forage compelled the
rebel cavalry to depart for Texas. The
infantry have also been Withdrawn from
Alexandria ana are eucamped at Match
itoches. The Confederate troops at
Brownsville baye been removed to Calves
ton, where they await the attack Of the
Pederals.
Oue Of JEFF. ThompsOn's orders on assu-
ming command Of the rebel uor.hern. sub
district Of Arkansas directs the agents
appointed 10 each comfy to exact one.
third OF all the cotton offered for export,
or collect one-thiri Of the receipts tor the
cotton exported.
Two hundred and twenty nine bales OF
cotton were received yesterday at Memphis
for St. Louis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
Hax YORK Market


NsN foRK, April !.
COTroS-0psnein rm And closed doll sad lover
Sif138e fJr md inss ,,
n UR--op ned rsady AMI closed hs.vy and low
ar, IS CNa - tor EIIa s-ss, - % 80 10 iof kAs
o, .nd IS sO19 rs tor Trade Brands.
7WBI,KEY-Du sni drJopns; small sales OF
Ws-tern At s. los2I
wds.T-dsfke, o3enei nfm az e'osd ns&vy
aud dro ping; amber hlsaokse toj.
RY.-Dali ct g. O6lSi IS. -.J..
OJRS- O iisg New Yaios 81 4ol&i a.
OArs-Lnl; soe .or Western.
Pc noLsUa-piii: Crude. SIX Refined IN Bond
53c; Rehaed free 7ie
COFFEE-nfm. ,as,.
sU9Aa-susiy; ouba Maseovsio lbSis; Porto
Rico l3tlSll; Havana t2z q
N,LAss Is Qalsk P.iIJ Kioo zoe. -
POsK-uull and love So 80 % Tor nss mes
clo-i 4 ct $40 -. cash, 81 ., %, ~ ~ poo 90
c,sb s,d reg alAf Gas, ohsni AZ fSo1 23oosAp
or mi ne sni 81, 0o(G2e 50 t3f p1ns nr.s Aise
700 bol.. new - 'os hprA al Nay s'r-
too 81 SO I6es6so
BEf p More active; plain us,s istrI aud extra
me-, local. reef hams heavy .O9S "
cur aEtTs-Hsvy; i4keiEE nr sn'aids"
and $50 "a for hams .,.<a,.x
bACJS-hore seivs; C1nbsr s,d cat l3z9isH:
L.R1-H.svy aud ,oss; M 2.aS, ei''ias o.
NtrrER-Dua ., isssle fOr oaiO sAd soSs''
cHsssR- Quiet Ct iSaz2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

Trade at Manchester continues to droop,
and business Is 90 limited that quotations
are very irregular and almost nouinsl.
Corn-Agsin O shade desrer, but de-
maud quiet; retail, mixed 27s Sd.
Provisious-Beef, without decided
change. Fine firm pork slow, and nomi.
nslly unchanged. Bacon, fair demand 81
full prices. Lard, quister, bat prices
steady. ,.u,.. 49,.
Latsst pia Lirsrpool.-Smith, Douglas b
Co., of London, aud Jas. Smith 4 Co., OF
Liverpool, one establishment, bad .sus.
pended. Liabilities E3o0, 900 to f40o 600.
Madrid, March 24-Ths goyernmentsn-
nouuces in the Chambers that it would re.
duce W 80 reals per bbl., the doty on for
eigu -four imported into the Antilles.
Calcutta, March ls.-Imports are weak.
er and freights frmer. tt.3 $50
Latest via Qusesstorn.- London, March
26.-Paris sdvices STATE that the ram
Stonewsll Quilted Ferroi On the 2lst, &C
companied to sea by Spanish trigate.
The U. s. trigstes NIagsrs and Sicramen-
to Immediately followed. The chance OF
a hgbt caused immense excitement amoug
the Spanish population. bu, the S'onswsll,
apparently fading no chance OF escape,
returned TO port.
Liverpool March Is London letters
last night state, on good authority, that
the rebel protested drafts will be paid to-
morrow.
Latest Commercial -LiverpooI, Saturday
Evening. -Breadstoff steady. Provisions
quiet and steady. Lard inactive but frm.
Produce quie. and steady. Petroleum
firm,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
FROM GEN, SHERIDAN.
LEES ARMY ROUTED
Many General and Other
Officers Captured.

wAB DEPARTMENT, April I, 10 A. Nj
Agj. Gen. Dir: Gen. Sheridan attacked add
routed Lees army, capturing Gems. Ewell,
Kershaw, Button, Corse and many other
general officers. several thousand prison
ers aud large numbers of cannon. He ex-
poets to terce Lee to surrender all that 10
left of bis army. Details will be given 90
speedily as possible, but the telegraph 10
working badly.
(Sigued) EN-. STANTON,
Seo'y OF War.
WAR DEPARTMENT., WAsBIseros, April
I'll q. m.-To Aaj Gen Diz:-The fol.
lowing kilograms, announcing the victory
Won yesterday BY Mi Gen. Sheridan, over
Lees army, has just been received by this
department
(Signed) E. N. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
CRY PoIsr, April 1886 q. m.-Hon.
Secretary of Wdr:-At Ills p. N. yester.
day, at Burksville Station, Gen. Grant
sends me the following from Gen. Sheridan.
(Signed,) A. LINCOLN.
April 6, ll.50p. MO Lieut. General
Grant:-I have the honor 10 report tha,
the enemy made stand at the intersec-
lion Of the Burke's Station road with the
road upon which they were retreating. /
attacked them with two divisions OF the
9Th army corps and routed them handsome.
~, makiog connection with the cavalry.
! an still pressing on with cavalry and in.
fantry.
Up to the present time We have captured
Generals Ewell, Ksrshsw, Button Corst,
Debsuy, Custis Lee, and several thousand
prisoners, fourteen pieces artillery, with
csissons, and large number Of wagons.
II the thing 10 pressed think Lee will
surrender.
(Sigaed) P. II SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. COm'dg.
CRY PoIsr, April 7, 9 A. MO Hon.
Stey Of War: The following further intel.
ligence is just received.
(Sigued) A LINCOLN
BuaKrsyILLs, vA.-To A. Lineola: The
following telegram 10 respectfully forward.
ed for your information.
(Sigued) u 3. dRAsr.
SECOND AMY OOkfs, hptii y f'o' - IN
TO Moi Gen. O. j. Wsbb: Our last fight,
lust before dark, at Sailors Greek, gave
US two guns, three flags and considera-
BILE number of prisoners, 200 wagons, 10
ambulances, with mules and horses to
abeut one half the wagons and smbulauces.
There are between 80 and 30 wagons 10
addition, abandoned and destroyed along
the road, some battery wagons, forges and
limbers. have already reported TO you
the capture of one gun, Two flags and some
prisoners, and 10 fact the entire road for
over two miles 10 strewed with tents and
baggage, cooking utensils, some ANNA
milton and materials of all kiods. The
wagons are across the approach to the
bridges and 1t will take some time TO clear
il.
The enemy is 10 position on the heights
beyond, with artillery. The bridge is par
TALLY destroyed and the approaches on the
other side are of seft bottom land. We
cannot advance Tomorrow iu' the same
manner that we have to. day. will soon get
ny troops ups little. We are considerably
mixed. might post a column down the
| road. but it is evident that We cannot fol-
low rapidly during the night.
(Signed) A. A. HUMPHREYS.
Msj Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

NEw YORK, April 7-Auother spoutane-
Gus meeting took pace 10 Wall street, on
the announcement OF the capture aod capt..
ula,ion Of Lees army, TWAS addressed BY
a number Of the leading citizens. A COM
mittee was appointed to visit The govern.
or aud request him to designate some 9th
er day than Good Friday foe the great Gel.
bration day.
The steamer Empire City, from New Or.
leans and Key West, brought l7o bales OF
cotton, Consigned TO Capt. Noyes, who will
sell 1t Immediately for the beoeht Of rebel
prisoners, it being the balance of that
turned over by the rebel General Msury
for that purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
~A N. ADAMS 4 Co., Merchsn. Tai.

~A. n. ApAns b Co., Merchant Tai
lors are receiving splendid assortment of
goods st their stand on Water street. Their
goods have been purchased since the de-
cline in prices. All those who desire q
good ct and foe suit at the lowest rates,
will find II to their interest to give this
firm call. Messrs. Adams & Co., have
been long established in the business, aud
have earned deservedly high reputation
for taste. enterprise and fair dealing. Their
stock embraces every variety OF goods
found 10 first class clothing establish.
meni, and the mos, fas,idious vOtary Of
fashion can there find ell that bis taste
may require, and at the same time End
courteous and accommodating gentlemen
to minister to their wants.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
ssrTHE citizens Of the interior cou

fdrTHk citizens Of the interior coun.
ties have suffered severely from the skulk-
ing rebels who sneak into their various
ne gh borhoods seeking for opportunities
to rob and plumber the loyal men Of the
State, aud it has required the utmost vigi'
lance of the citizens and soldiers to thwsrt
their nefArious designs. We learn from
reliable citizens OF Marion county that
sometime since, one Miller, who joined the
rebel General Jones' command some two
years sgo, recently returned to the county,
and kept himself concealed. IL was ascer-
tanned that be was concealed at the house
Of a Mr.. Ashcroft, and squad was sent
out to effect his capture. They succeeded
in caging their man, when he endesvored
to feign sickness, but without success, his
captors being aware that be bad been en-
joyipg good health up to that period
When a short distance from the place Of
capture be attempted an escape, aud was
shot His body was searched, aud papers
were found showing him to be quarter
masters sergeant 10 the rebel army,
also several letters from secession
ists to their friends in Marion county.
About the same time two others named
Mason and Louk were found ct the house
of Robert Davis, into whose house they
had forced an entrance against bis will. 10
attempting to escape they we're both shot.
Oae Of them bad heretofore been citisen
of the county, the other was stranger
who returned 10 company with him. This
statement Of the facts is vouehed for by
three respectable citizens of the county
Il is the determination Of the loyal men Of
these counties that all rebel thieves aud
skulkers shall give a satisfactory account
Of themselves and their purposes, and to
this end intend TO arrest all suspicion:
parties. Those who are innocent will mo-
sttemp to Zee when called upon 10 answer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
Foreign News.

Nrw YosK, April7.-Tbe steamer China
from Liverpool the 18th ult, via Queens
town the 26!h, has arrived. Her advices
are three days later.
10 the House of Lords Russell laid on
the table a notification for Mr. Adams OF
the intention of the American Government
to terminate the reciprocity treaty and con-
yeution relating TO the armed force on the
lakes. Said treaty would terminate IL
months from the day the receipt OF the
notice was acknowledged. He admitted
acts committed on the lakes aud folly justi-
& ID the American Government 10 the steps
taken with regard to the reciprocity. He
,rusted il might be renewed with certain
notifications, also that arrangements De
made for limited armament for police SER
vice on the lakes.
He trusted the present pacific relations
between the two governments might con
tioue, aud trusted nothing would be done
| in Eugland 10 interrupt them. He however
regretted that speeches had been made 10
| the House of Commons, calculated TO ex.
cite 40 uofavoroble feeling 10 America ADD
concluded by declsriog that Eoglsnd had
not acted wrougfully 10 sny way towards
Am erica. and reiterating bis hopes for con-
unued peace. lie said Sir r. Bruce, the
new minister, would sail on Saturday,, aud
he believed the dignity and honor of the
country would be safe 10 bis hands
Ia the House OF Commons the Marquis
of Harrington, moved vote for the foriin.
cations, Including ESQ 900 as part OF
e2oO 900 required for Quebec. A long de-
hate ensued. Harrington explained that
the total estimate for Quebec fortihcstions
wa. f200, 900. It was necessary, noSt that
the o oi,ed States had become great mill
tary power, TO place NADIA in state oil
defence, although the government bad not
the slightest expectation that the unl'ed
States contemplated an attack.
BERWICK objected to the government
,ehsme and moved the omission OF the
i,sm for Quebec from the estimstes.
The merits Of the question were debated
by Gen. Peel, Dlrssli, Lord Bury, GARD
Yell, and others.
s,;obt and Lowe were the principal
.o..ters against the measure.
p.lme,stou denied that there was any
a.no., NJ Of wsr with America; the rela'
lions were friendly; the government simply
nroceeded according 70 the practice oil al
The amendment was rejected; 275 to 40
Continental politics srs oniuPoriant:
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF kog
l,.na sbov 40 increase of bullion Of &42s
lCa Notwithstanding this large ioereas'
mere had been 20 change 10 he bank
rate Of discount, which remained at q
Mr. Alphouse Gillet, q dealer Of theLon
aoo stock Exchange, Is said to be de
f.nl,,r 10 the extent Of nearly El0o, 600
nader. il 10 said, very disrePuiabie cir
cnm,,suces. BE had left the country.
LIyssroooL, March 2s-horuine.-Cot
ton Americsu, has been 10 limited demand
and /, quoted at Ac(sii below last week
,s,s, In other descriptions the declin
ranges from &c to fully Id per pound, th
market closing dull.
Breadstnff.-Flour quite steady, extr
state 2ls92ls Sd.
4 Whest-Iu limited demand, but price
i6rm; Red Western, ss@ss 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
~WR hear that

HBwK hear that Prof. Bernhsrdt is
doing flourishing business at the Mcclure
House. The community find that for once
they are receiving an article which is not
inferior to what it is represented to be
His glasses are really invaluable to per-
sons that require their assistance, and
those who have not obtained them yet
ought to do so while they have the oppor-
tuuiiy. Prof. Bernhsrdts Age nt, Mr.. @.
B. Belmont, has jus, returned from sue d.
cessful trip to Moundsville, West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

rB-CAsD-vALEDIcroRY -Beiog about
to retire from the direction of the West
Virgin ia Business College. the undersigu-
ed feels that be would be derelict 10 bis
duty if be did not avail himself of he oc.
casiou to express to the citizens Of Wheel.
Jog and vicinity his deep sense Of their
liberality. in the support which they have
given his humble efforts to be useful 10 the
community in his svocstion.
10 retiring. be begs leave to introduce TO
them as bis successor 10 the school, bis
late associate, DIR. William Pryor, gen.
tlemsn of experience both as President and
Professor in other colleges. and to bespeak
for him the support and patronage Of this
community.
Students are informed that their privi-
lege OF attending as lopg aud returning
ss often IS they please" 10 preserved to
them as perfect as II no change 10 the d.
rectorship of the school had occurred.
l. |. HIrcHcocx.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
@-FaASKLssLIK's ILLUSTRATED wsEK.

tWFRASK LssLIK's ILLUSTRATED wsEK-
Ly, for this week, has a cut BY one of their
special artists, said to be a representation
Of the recen, food at Wheeling. We are
sure that if they had not informed as OF
the fact, that no one iu this locality would
have been able to recognize it. We would
suggest to the proprietors that they might
preserve the cut to represent the next rise
in the Thames.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
Secretary Seward-Dispatch from
Admiral Porter,

WASHINGTON. April T.--Seeretsry Sew
ard is rather more comfort ole to day than
yesterday. His injuries are painiaI, but
exhibit no painful symptoms.
The navy department has received the
following:
PoIsr LooKour. April 6.-To Hon. Gid.
Rslies. Sser,tary Navy Tue Harriet De-
ford 10 10 Indiau Greek, Va, blocSaded By
several OF my guDbOats. As 5000 - the
light draft guuboats get up she will be re-
csptured or destroyed.
(Signed,) X. PAaKEa,
- Comd'g Potomac fiotills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
NJ yo,r Anil 7-Tn. Commerc;sl'.

NEW YosK, April 7.-Tue Commercially
special says It learns from the Upper poto-
mac to-day that Hancock's column Is 10
motion up The sbepsodcsh Valley towards
Lyuchburg. Should Lee mansge TO sur
yiye Grants blows ip front, Hancock will
strike his rear. The Commercisl says this
10 the movement it referred to several days
rince. After repes,ed delays it bss ct last
started. The troops are OF the s.h corps
Another Washington dispatch says Sber'
mans column is again 10 motion. and II is
believed that Johoston will not attempt 70
hold Raleigh, but retreat 70 the interior.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

ST.. LOUIS. April 7 -Ex'eusive frauds
by Illinois whisky dealers have been
discovered, amounting to $500 900, by
eyadisg the revenue Law. 1900 bar
rels consig nedt to merchants Of the city have
been seized by the authorities.
The rebel capture Of Fort Smith 10 con-
trad The Federals occupied 10 on
the Sd.
The markets are generally drmsr, sK-
cepting oats.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

~THE Clarksburg Telegraph corrects
our statement that number Of the drafted
men from Harrison county had not report
ed to the Provost Marshal, and is inform.
ed that all from that county. not dead or
in the army, whom the notice reached have
reported. The facts may be as stated by
the Telegraph, but our information came
from headquarters here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
~-THs Spring session Of the U.

p1-Tas Spring session Of the U. 5
Court for this district, Judge Jackson pre-
siding, commenced yesterday. The Grand
Jury was empauuelei snd entered upon
their duties A proclamation was made
in the admiralty case Of Berger Il Hoff-
man W. the steamer Oil City.
Philip Heury Moore appeared and SUBJ
seribed to the amnesty GA ii aud gave bond
IN the sum Of $40, 900 for his good bsha.
vior for three years.
The eop6scatiou case Of Ohss. W. Rus.
sell aud +. n. EltEhugh, was fixed for a
hearing to-day.
A bill was found against Peter Davis, late
post master at Shinnston, Harrison coau'
ty, for uon- payment Of balance due by him
as postmaster to the United States.
A number Of cases under the Internal
Revenue act Was before the Grand Jury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
w-w. resrs, to hear of the failure o

paTws regret TO hear Of the failure OF
John & Boyd, once a prosperous Whole
sale Dry Goods Merchant in this city, but
Of late . broker and banker 10 Philsdel-
pbis. lis said that his assets will pay
about twenty cents on the dollar. wefur-
Their regret to learn ths, one or two citizens
OF Wheeling and vicinity will lose consid.
cradle amounts BY this failure. Mr.. Boyd
has been tor some time past, and isyet
President Of the Gold Exchange in Phils-
delphis. Report has it that be made large
amounts by the advance 10 gold, but lost it
all BY the re action.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
aR-THIY are expecting orders ever

~THEY are expecting orders every
day now at the Post Office here to com
mencs making up mails once more for
Richmond, after four years cessation. The
old familiar label Richmond" on the
boz compartment Of the distribution table
will then not seem 90 much of q mockery
as il has this long while past.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

soy-" Mons popular than ever " We
mean the Excelsior Baking POVdr, and
just for the reason that 1t nrsr fails when
used according to directions. Ii is IN
doubtedly superior to any thing Of the
kind 10 the market. For sale by 7. H. Lo-
gan 4 Co., aud Logan, Lis, & Co., Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, Wheeling. 2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

A deed from A. =. Ross TO Montgomery
walker for 10 acres Of land in Liberty
township.
A deed from Joseph Morgenhsgen to
John Bates for q piece Of ground In Nc
Lures addition.
A deed from Moses Bell to James K.
Bell for $50 acres Of land on Little Wheel
log creek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

Nxw YoaK, April The Washington
Iatelligencer OF yesterday, says on good
authority that the Commissioners OF inter'
usl Revenue will. 10 a day or two, issue
An order authorizing the taxation OF all TO.
bacco brought from suy Southern port
North, there beiog no officers OF loternsl
Revenue there for the time being.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

p~ws have heard complaints that the
Basin has beea left uncovered and in an
exposed conditiOn. We presume tbs, il
has been a necessary consequences OF the
recent repairs that will be remsdied Of the
earliest practicable moment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08
ARRIyER.-The river cont

n~-RIvER.-The river continues to fall
slowly, with eleven feet in the channel
The Nevada, from Cincinnati, arrived and
departed for Pittsburgh. The Revenue de-
parted for Cincinnati. Our popular towns
man, Vim. List, presides in the office, and
never fails to give satisfaction to travellers
and shippers. The fue side.wheel steam
or Bostops leaves this evening at 8 o'clock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

p0r CoRSELIA LAwREscE, young girl Of
about is summers. aud good looking, was
arrested for lewd practices, and brought
before Alderman Johnston, who fined her
$40. She was sent to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

sSrAr both Clsrksburg and Fsirmont
the people were very jubilant over the fall
Of Richmond. Meetings were held, and
the rsjoicipgs we're spirited. At the form
err place Csrlin's battery let of hundred
guns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-08

PHILADELPHIA. Apu 10y Cooke has
recsiyed' dispatch from Washington sta
ting that the report that Geo. Robert Is.
Lee Is taken is cou,radicted. /, is F's.
hugb Lee We have the army, however,
except smsl. fragments, whose capture,
with Lse, Sheridan reports inevitable.