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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

49, THE CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
900 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
lf4 s5ss=z.:s..557 7zsEzzs23
The Capacity Of this Road is now equal to any in the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTsBURGn& PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct In the Union Depot. at Pittsburgh
with through Trains frm nil Westcri for piIs.
.delphia New York BOstOn, baltimore aud Wnsliny-
ton City; thus furnishing facilities for the transpOr.
| fort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines through to PHILADELPHIA
without change % Cars or Conductors.
Smoking ATeRitaeled to each train; WootlrIIlTS
Sleeping Cars to- Express and Fast Trains. The
days excepted. Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York Exprees and Fast Lines connect for BAL
| Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between NeW York and
Boston. Through Tickets (RlI Rail good on either
Of the above Trais and transfers through New York
BoATTICKETs TO BOSTON arc good via Norwich
Fall River or StonnEton Lines baggage transferred
TICKETS may be obtained at any of the important
Railroad 0ieeS In the West;alsO board any of tho
regular Line Of Steamers on the Mississippi or OhEO
9-Fare always as low and time as
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH
renm.ylv aIa Rail ItoHd makes this the
Direct Line between the East and the
Great West.
The connecting OF Trucks by the Rail Road Bridge
a. PlttsburGh avoiding all drayaGe or ferriage o.
Freight, tether with tie saving u tinIe arc adTan-
tages readily appreciated by shippers of Freight, and
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
or address either Of the following Agents II the
D.A. STEWART, Iitt.Iursh;
y. 8. PIERcE Cos GAINESVILLE, o; ]. j. JoHNsToH
Ripley, o. u, McNEE1I, Maysvills, KY; oRNsnY
CSHPTER PE4rtS@39ggth o pAnP9eE g Co. Jefferson
e 1, Ind BEoGE Co. CINCINNATI o. ATaERS
Ind; Jos Z. NOON, Louisville, KY. r. G.. O'RmEY
Cos Evansville, Ind y. W. GRAHEM & Co.. Cairo III;
HARRIS, Nashville, Tenn: HGRRlSoN IiuST, Mempbis
IennI CLARKE CO. Chicago, Ill; v. II. H. Ko6xTz,
Atom III, or to Freight Agents OF Rail Roads al
ne Greateh Eueiltttst offered fortAe PrusctioH and
( Speedy Transportation Of Lire SocL,
And Coon AccoNNopIIIoNs with usual privileges
FREIGHTrs.
By this HoUte OF all escrtptiOuH can
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York BOSTON
or BatimoEe to and from any points the Rail Roads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, indiana, 1llinOlS, Wisconsin,
The PennsylVania Rail Road also connects At Pitts
bnrEh with Steamboats,, ~ which Goods can be for.
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, NIisSssipp WfsooT
sin: Missouri, kanEas ArkRnSas and Red Riyers: aud
all ports the Nortil:western Lakes "
, Me nc ,1 and SHIPPER entrustng the transpOrta
conf zee on tie specify transit.
tn. RATES OfFREI0HTtoau and from any pointin
the West the Rail Road aHtfes
BE particular to mark packages AVA PENNA.
RJ.sNREDER, Philadelphia.
NAGRAW Z Rooms, 80 North Street, Baltia,ors.
LEIGH CO, No. 2 Aston House, or Il. IS. Vim.
LEIGH CO. xO. n state street se.ton l.
II. II. HOUSTON, GeT'i FFsfgai Igi, Phrla,
Ii. uouPT. s.,,, 7y,,,, j d ;5l1Hil:,.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED, CHARTERED 1854
oC ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
DALTIMORE, MD.
TINIIIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous and nouriEhiuE condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for tho accommodation of the In
creHsinE number Of students, representing nearly
every state In the Union.
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desrably located buildings in tile city. The rooms
are commodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities hero offered TO vounv
desiring qualify themselves properly for The
various duties Of the Counting Room, or TO obtain a
Thorough FfGeieu! BuFincEI Education generally,
unsurpassed In any particular, by any similar estaL-
FACULTY.
Elk. LOSIElI,
PriDcpal-Lecturer the Science Of Accounts Com
nlerce, business Customs, etc.
!. VI. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
n. C. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental Penmanship
s. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. z. YEATES REESE, d. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM H. Keighier, ESQ,
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works. expressly for the of the Stu
..5 Essh s,aa: nn. desk to himself, and !. ..p.
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT.
can enter at any time.
from to 12 weeks.
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
largo and Beautifully Ornamental Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of sIT SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
Characteristic designR RcnmRnShp, &C.. sent by mail
free n chdTgs, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address p X LOSIER
Baltimore Nd.
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Fraternally yeurs. CIV. 81. l.
Rheumatfsm, Goa, Lire1 C5anpluint

lNDEPENDENCE. lTtston Co. Va. 9th july. 1889.
I'm J, G. AYsR: SIr= ] have been afflicted with
Halmfnl chronic RtrhMatisa for long time. white
6athed the skiil'9 physicians. aud stuck to me ia
spite OF all the remedies c0uld full. until tTied
your SarsaIarilla. Quo bottle cured ME in tEa
weeks aud restored my general health much that
am far better than before was attacked Think
1t n wonderful medicine. J. PKEAN.
lnles Y. GeiclElE Of st. Louis. writes: II haTs
been AFFLICTED for years with an affection If me Linz
which DESTROYED my health. Il tried every thing. aH4
everything failed to relieve me; and have bseh
brUken4laWn man for some years from nshs;
canse than arrangement NJ LPe Lirer. AIy bslrTei
pastor, the ltey. Mr. EPpy. advised me to try yO1I
thing son made was wsrth trying By the blessing
Of God Il has cured ME- and has purified my ip'l
Ms To- make a nRW man Of me. feel young Asaia,
The best thRt can be said Of yOu Il not half BOoi
etiOuRll.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

SetirTHS. C1Heer, TIgmnTS. Enlargement UIorFuiisH
CdTiEE dAd r foIiati0n IF The Hal,J
= great variety Of cases have been reported to ~
where these formidable complaints have r.
suited from tile uss Of this rOmely, In; sfats
hCre.will not admit them. Some ~ them may Re
InGnd In our American Almansc which the Ts- ~.
call for them.
Datpsp,ia. L,art Dfs,n,.. HI. Epl,prr. NelaHsas
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Many remarkable cures Of these affections haI'
lIean male by the Alternative power nf this mt'itins
and i,,s 8 !lat Inc tG orI bs Sus
posed beyond its reach. Such a remedy has Iens
been required by the necessities oGtho people. Gne
WeaTe confident that this will do for them all I'll"
n1e Jeff do T
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RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at q:25 A. NJ. AMI 600 p ~ ar
rive At bridgeport at ISL T. N. and 6l4 A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at l:0O A. NJ: $50 A. and 1870
and 4:s5 J.. II.
TIVE Accommodation Trains will he run daily (sun-
days eXpeptedS between WsllsVilIe and pitts
burEh leaving wtllsville at C:5U A. ~. stopping at
all stations and arrives Rt rittshurEh 300 a. Nj
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at leo T.. NJ and ar
rivHs Ht WellEvIlle ut G:25 pm
Tho other between Daynrd and Cleveland. leaves
Regard at IJn AM, stripping alt stations arrives
ut Cleveland 1t lO.2S A. ST. KetnrnIug leaves CIcye.
land at $50 r. N. and arrives Mt Iayar ut S:45 p NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 as.
Farc always aslow, and tImo much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
and East can 10 procured At tile office No. 81 Water
street next door to snrigg House. Wheeling Va, and
At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will lo made At lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and itR connections
to the East. North, West and NOrtlI-VveEt. at Oficc
No. 81 Water street, with Freight Agent Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. apis
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AYer's CherrY Pectoral
FoR TtIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. InnuemEa. IIOarsenesAI
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient C0n'
sumption, and for the Keller
OF COnsumptlVe Patients
in advanced Stages
Of the DlneRhe.

OF INC UI6eNbes
This q n remedy so universally known to Eurfs.
any other for the cure of threat and lung comp
that It 10 uSeleaS here to publish the evidence. o. "
virtues. Its unrivallel excellence for c0uEhA ~
colds. and Its truly wonderful CURES Of Iuinieiis;
disease. have mAett known throughout the cIiis.
nations Of the earth. Few are the communities,
even famiiies among them who have not come ~ ~
spnAl experience Of It's RhectB-sOme living trihR :
their nid-t Of It's victory the subtle anl ~
gOr0us disorders of the thrnat and lurgS ~ ~
know the dreadful fatality Of these disOnlrTr' ana
thHy know. tjso, the effects 81 this remedy We 81
not do more than TO aS-tire tlFIi that Il las nns =
the virtues that Il did have wien making The et,
which have won 20 strongly upsn the c nnds'4t
Prepared by Or. ]. G. AVER & co.
Lowell. Mass.
Fer sale by A. c. GOOD { CO. and by all I ..5
Eistl. augll-ly--nOT'sssl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
Br0adCaSt Seed SOWeTI

ETNuE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED TIE
i right for JAMES SEED SOWEIl, which auwa
all kinds OF GrAi- and 1rtsS Seeds In the most per
feet manner. 1t simple In It's construction and
AIWa With great accuracy and rapldy, distributing
ths seel evenly upon the surface without the waste
anil labor peculiar to hand sowing. Orders for
SoWers will receive prompt attention.
mh9 SMITH GORIHLL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
ALFRED i. TAI.Lp.

81 Anthoay's Err. Rose N. ETysipr'aI Tsi,er orl
Sts RhcttH, .Secli H,Gd, RingaNoTai, SoTt Egsy
DTupSH.
Dr. Rnbprt M.Prrhie whites from Salem, n V Ietb
Sept. 1889 that lie has cured inVeteTate csst a,
DTspSy. which threatened 10 terminate fatally rs
tile VersOvCring Uise Of our SaTSlmTa. aud ala, 4
dangerous attack Of Ndli0nnnt ErySptlds by Iarrs
buses of tile same; says he cures the common Err
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore g Ohio Rail Road


WBEE11N0, 18th April, 1861.
.ON and amer the 18th Of April. 1861. the pasSen-
" ger Trains will he run rs follows, via
Tho Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ, lenWood at 1880 A. 81. RTTiV
ing I Baltimore at $40 A. n, connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and all tho Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l6 a. NJ, ar
rves at Washington at $50 A. NJ. making close con-
nectOn with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
s0uth. This train stoPs at the principal Statfons
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning. leaves Baltimore At 3:45 p. ~. and
Washington City at 245 p. 81. arriving at DcnWOOd
at 8 A. II. and Wheeling at 62I A. a. making direct
eonnection with the ExnresstTain for all parts Of the
West. Southwest aud No Invest. THIS train stops
only for meals and wool aud water.
The Mall Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS at
G:b7 +. NJ, BenwOOd at 1925 p. a. and arrives IN
Baltimore Mt 3:lb p 81. connecting with the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York, BOSTON,
and all Eastern cltRs Mt 4:l6 p M arrives At WASH
ntyton City at SEQ p NJ connecting with the South
Inns for all parts Of the South This train stops
the west end the rnad az MOundETiile Cameron.
Bennington Water Station EnTmont and Grafton.
Returning. leaves baltimore Rt $3.50 A. NJ. Wash
inEt0n City at I2S A. II. and arrives at BsnWOOd Mt
1910 r. n and Wheeling at 1882 z. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for NIL partsof the Southwest
Wet and Northwest. This train stops at the prn.
fna1 afa nn1N
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BrUneEooeIe, Goitre or lS,psIloi Md.

13'V'IV'7I[FS7 UVII.t u I717E''t1 No.
Zebulun Sloan, Of Prospect. Texas writes: "Tbr,,
bottles Of your SarsaT0rlln curc,l me In N Garr
IA hideOus swelling Un the neck, which l had sut
fered fTIIm over two year,"
LeuerrhGa m IThftes, Oruyinn Ttmor, I7rIs,
EloerdtinI1. EeRlale DisEasoE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
Ayers Sarsaparilla
For PURIFYING THR BLOnn

And for the speedy eurs Of the oinrd rart, tie,
, Disease:
SerQCala and Screfi.ISHs 4IreffoaS such o. TiHo,,
UIel4t. Sores. EruEtions. lInIpIs1. I4ftulsr B,.i
GS, BOiEs, BiGins, GI1iuR SIiR biseuSss.
OAKLASD Ind 9Th June. lS,e
J.C. AYR & Co. Genie; / feel It my duty toi.
knuNslelge What SnTtaI Srilla las done far ~
Having Il heriiCl ScnfnlOus infection, have INF
fcred from i In various Ways for years Sometime,
Il burst ont In Ulcers my hands and arms; t,ps
times It turned inward and distressed ME al IN,
stomach. Two Ienrs aKn II broke ont on mn beSa
and covered sC1lfP and ears with oht sore ubrh
painful and lnailisoms leynhd dttrrirtjn. /
tried many medicines and several pI,yrirsi,S la,
without much relief from anything. In fact the ,
order grew worse. At length WAS rri"tcel 10 rta1
in the Gospel Messenger that you Ind prrpayrd A.
alternative (sars, arillH) for knew trOH y3ur rriI
tAtInn that anything you mRde must gnd
sent Cincinnati and OF 1t ard used il till il Cured
to,.lC Il. A You advise. In small ,nSfT 81 a
teasPnonfnl over n mouth: and used almost thT,s
battles. New and hea thy Ekin soon hegnp 10 Ern,
under the Ecitb,.Wlirh niter willie fell otI Nv
skin Is now clear. and ] know by my feelings that
the disease has gone fr,ntmy syttrm. Ynn can vel
helieVe that feel what am saying WhRT tell yna
that hold yOu to be 81 the Rpnaies Of thr A..
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours.
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New York Paper Warehouse

I C0UTH BRANCH HERRINN.S.-.qs
- ba1gSls Ne. l. large and dhe Jnst FrttfSed ~
tas oAlshy I1el2l y. REILLY
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n R=sG6saiptiona received and forwarded IN
a. e;BEDlkLION. Agent for Wheeling and vIcInift
EnlIaSingl and Art Journal can be seen II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

". P. SMITH. Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ coLE, Gen'I Ticket Agent. ap20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

The Piedmont and wheeling Accommodation runs
daily. except Sundays. leaving Piedmont Ut GAO ~
aud arrives at Wheeling at S:lO PM.
J.B FORD, Agent.
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Portable HaV Presses,

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w three sizes Of InEeFboIls Improved Hay IrCst
which lathe eheaPest best and most cnvsnIvnt Press
ever offered 70 the public IL Ia easily handled and
can be readily moved from piece place as NAV 10
tOqutrell. For sale At the lowest rates by
nov 9 SMITH GORRELI.
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1tsO0 a. 81 MAIL Train, stopping AT all stations. eS
cept New Salisbury, SuRmItvllo. FrNnk.
lin, East Rochester. AIUultric. Winchester,
ROOtstoEn. EarlTille Macedonia, Bed.
fOrl, NewbnrK and Machine Shop, ar
rives at Pittsburgh at $40 r. NJ, IlaIti.
moro at BIS A. NJ, Philadelphia at 6:eO
A. NJ. New York Rt 1880 a. NJ. Cleveland
At6:20 I. NJ. Toledo at 1925 P. NJ. Detroit
at 1880 A. NJ, jackson at 1890 A. ~,
Chicago at 8 A. NJ Erie at l2.4I A. NJ.
Dunkirk It ESQ A. ~, and buffalo at
zero AN.
ass p. n. Fast Express Train, stopping at all sta.
ttOns except Deep Run. TiltHnsville, War
rem. DroWn'S. JCdd0, EIliOttSyill6. Port
Homer. Rogers Ferry, Four Nile Run,
NAnnnrt, and Beaver. arrives at Pitts.
burEh ut $40 r. NJ Baltimore at 1889
r. II. Philadelphia Mt 1915 A. NJ, and
New York at 220 r. NJ.
1912 r. II. Express Train stopping at, and all sta
lions west Of. Wellsville; also Mt IIOcLes-
ter, SnlineSflle SnnrnitVille. Hanover.
BayarTi. Alliance, Rnvenna. Hudson. and
Euclid Street; arrives Mt Pittsburgh at
2;;sO A. 81. Baltimore ut G:52 PM, Phila-
delphin at $40 p. NJ. New York at $50
r. NJ, Cleveland at $50 A. NJ; Toledo at
1O:l5 A. NJ, Detroit At 300 p. NJ. jack
son at 600 p NJ, Chicago Mt 7:IO p. NJ,
- ETis Mt ]: 10 y. NJ. DunkirlC at 3:55 p. N ,
and Buffalo at b.25 y. NJ.
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sR1CE.-lo tierees prime Ries lust received and
= Ter sale ale ~ itylaf y. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-05

nTThe Cincinnati GaSette's war cor.
respondent states that Fremont has already
been superseded by Gen. Hunter, and that
the latter is now in command. We do nos
credit the assertion, but it viii not surprise
MS, if it be true. The people have about
made up their minds to see Fremont hunt.
ed down, and the sooner the game is play.
ed out the better. But the Administration
has placed itself Ia dilemma, either horn
of which is sufficiently sharp to give it no
little inconvenience. The Commercial re-
ferred to the subject the other day and
said in substance-that if Fremont was
incapable as alleged, he should have been
removed long since, and the AdmiRistra-
ton is partly to blame for the loss of Lyon
and the fall of Lexington. If Fremont is
not incapable, the responsibility of his re-
moval is still greater, and if, after his re-
moval, our arms are defeated in Missouri
VIII Dc TRIseu IN In5 Wesr, the Jury oil
which will be felt even in the White House.
The government has tempered with this
Fremont difficulty, until the sympathies o.
the Western people have been aroused in
his behalf Had he been superseded
when the difficulty first became public, it
would have been well, so far as the great
cause is concerned, but now the govern
ment has kindled an enthusiasm for the
Pathfinder among bis soldiers, which might
eliminate in an open rebellion against his
enemies. Whatever Fremont's faults have
been, prudence now demands that he be
let alone. If he is not harrassed, be will
sweep the rebels from Missouri in less than
ten days. If he is removed in the face Of
the foe, no man can foretell the consequent
ces. The soldiers, espousing the cause of
Fremont may refuse to follow any other
leader, and thus may Missouri be lost to
the Union
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-05
HONE INTERESTS.
The Military Han.


The report of the Building Committee
made last Saturday night, shows that the
Hall has been built for about S425 and can
be completed with the funds now in the
hands of the finance committee, who have
obtained subscriptions TO the amount of
about $475. We believe that this Is the
FIRST enterprise, of the kind, we have heard
of in Evansville, begun and finished with
out leaving a debt upon it, To Messry.
Bray and Hornbrook, AID Mr. Alex. Simp-
son, the Legion are mainly indebted for the
completion of the Han. This week the gas
pipes will be introduced, stoves erected, the
floor "tanbarked,' and the companies will
then have a drill room unsurpassed for coz
venience by any in the State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-05

OF course ell this could not be accom-
plished without heavy loss on the side of
the Guards. Under the well directed fire
of the enemy's sharp shooters, the little
band Of only l62, rank and file, contending
against 800, must necessarily have suffered
severely. The list of killed and wounded
which l herewith enclose shows how
severely. There are yet about thirty or
forty missing, who, scattering in the con-
fusion of the pursuit, probably lost their
way and have been taken prisoners by the
scattering bands fleeing from the city.
Pursuing a portion of the rebels into
town, the Major here assembled his COM
mand, or such portions of it as were at hand
raised the Stars and Stripes upon the Court
House. detailed a guard to attend to his
wounded, and then fearful that the enemy
might become cognizant of small force, and
rally, determined to retrace his steps to-
wards Bolivar, where he could meet rein
forcements.
This was undoubtedly wise movement
on the part of the Major, although it ap-
pears that the rebels were far too much ter
rided to think of returning, and that he
might with safety have remained in the
town. As it was, he returned to within
five miles of Bolivar, where he halted for
reiuforcements. His little force had rid
den over eighty miles, ana had been for
over twenty-four hours without food.
In the meantime Major Whites command
had made detour through the cornheld
and reached the town little while after
Zagonyi had left, and took full possession
of the same.
The courier being just on the point Of
departure, am forced TO forego further de-
tails of subsequent operations OF Major
White.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-05
The aolaiersa CSOod.By.

From the Albany Evening Iournal.l
Good-by to you, mother Though hard to the part
Though sad Is the picture that CLEANS in your
Let your love for your boy check the tear at its
Here's my hand with my heart to be faithful
Good by
Good-by to you, father Remember and cherish
My vow-that has cost, perhaps many sigh
To be zeslous and loyal-and then, should peFiSn'
You'll rememberl died for my country,
Good-by
Good-by to yoa, sister The sun on the morrow
May be laden with gladness in every ray
Yet no joy will suffice in disLelling the sorro"
OF thus parting with you, my dear sister, tod y.
Good by to you, brother The deepest detection
Comes crowding upon in taking your hand
But soIace I ind in the single reflection
That leave you for service in Liberty's band.
Good-by to you dar ling TIE vows that we've spO-
ken
viii be sealed with my love for you down in my
breast
hope to return with their pledges unbroken.
And find with you home for a soldier to rest.
Good by to you, friends Should my ardent devo-
ton
Decree for me death and patriots grave,
You'll remember lived for myNcOUntry's promo
ton,
And died for the liberty Washington gave.
Albany, Oct. 1s, 1861. w. w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-05
e-As our troops advancs intn Yirrinis

ey~As our troops advance into Virginia,
and gather the ripening and ripened corn
from the luxuriant fields of the Old Donin-
ion, it IS q matter of general remark that
no preparations have been made to SOW the
seed for another crop Of grain. The SOL
diers Of the Repubic-many Of them far
mers, and most of them industrious and fru-
gal men-are taking the hint afforded by
this significant negligence, ond are abso-
iutely marking ont plantations for them
selves; many of which will hereafter he
occupied by generations who are entitled to
the soil won by the best blood of their fore
fathers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-05

> TIE LADIES' "UNIoN KNITTING SOCIETY,"
The ladies are doing nObly in the good
work of providing socks, mittens, &C., for
our gallant boys in the field. The ''UnioA
Knitting Society" has already made nearly
four hundred pairs Of woollen socks and
mittens, which will be sent forward without
delay. The promptness with which the
patriotic ladies Of Evansville, have respond
el to the call Of the Governor, Is most graf
flying, and is evidence of the loyalty Of
the women of the West, who, having given
their sons, husbands aud brothers to their
country, are now busily engaged in allevia-
ting the rigors incident to camp life. All
honor TO the ladies' The nation in it's
hour Of triumph, when the rebellion shall
have been subdued, will remember with
pride and qualification that, while our arm.
les were in the field, the women Of the
country did their duty, nobly aud faithfully.