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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-23
NEW GOODS.

SITORT CLOAKs, in Silk and Cloth; English Pu-
- sller Lace Mantilla; Grenadinc and Lace Shaws;
llernanna Grenadines Plain Black Tamatnes; Rich
Organdie Lawns; Black aud White Check Poplfns:
Plaid lOZambiIues: Plaid Poll De Chevere: Check
Dress Silks Figured Silks: BisclOfT's Black Silks;
Black and White Shawl Barege; Black Greurline
BareSe Sun Umbrellas, steel frame PArsOetts, new
styles Black amiZe Cloth; nOmGazines and Deaines,
Black and White Ginglmms; Plain Black Grenadines;
Children's Talmas: AleNanlre's Kid gloves; LisIO
GRuntlets; Embr ideries of all kinds; Fine Laces:
ings; COuntcrpamcs; Towels and Napkins; ChintZcs,
GingNms, Lawns, Brilants, Irish Linens Slirtings.
Hosiery OF all kinds, summer BalmOrals, Hoop
skirts, best make. FlhnnelI bird Eye Linens. Linen
Cambria, Long Lawn, Linen HHndkerchiefs, Plain
Pink, Buff and Blue IacrOnes and PercaIs, India
Dtmtty for Spreads. Nottingham Lace for Curtains.
received by lap10l CLIO. II. TAYLoN.
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THE thew Lincoln gun," mounted
on the rnmParts was successfully tried on
Wednesday. 1t sent a shell over to Sew
all's Point, distance of four miles and a
half.
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100 CARRIAGES.

cSEA f. HAYES g. co. beg leave tc
93E5ite say to their old customers and the public
In general that they have now on hand, aud In
course of finishing, 100 Carriages, consisting Of Ba
and no top Rnggies. aI Of which are Of the latest
styles, most improved patterns and of the best
terial and workmanship. All will be warranted to
give the utmost satisfaction. np2J-3mdEw
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Wheel
"A Ing RAILROAD Bridge Company will be held at
eth, 1862. at II O'Clock M, for the purpose Of
eecting Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
nD2l-2W j D. Potts Sec,N.
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Aetna Insurance Co. of Whe
HEIMsTREET'S
InilnitabIe Hair Restorative.

TT IS NOT Il DYE,
nt restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sIIst enance
impaired 10y age or disease. All insidntGmenus dyes
are composed of lunar cGuStic destroying the Vita-
ty aud beauty Of the hair, and AFFORD Of themselves
no dressing. lIeimstreets IHmItable COlOring not
only restores hair to its natural color by an easy
process, but gives tho haira
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes it's growth, prevents It's falling off, erad-
Gates dandrui, and impnrts health and pIeasantnsss
to the head 1t has stood tho test OF time being the
la favor Used by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers, be procured by
Them OF tho commercial agent, u. s. Barnes, 2O2
Sold by I; II. LOGAN co. and REED KRAF
Wheeling, Va. feb4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST

DY the subscriber, yesterday afternoon. in some
ID business house street Of this city, Discharge
from the United States service. 4 reward Of haITa
dollar will be paid to the finder leaving It this
office. JOHN 81. ASHFIELD,
ap23-2t* 25th .. V. Inf.
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MARRTrn

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at MOrristown. Ohio, by Rev. Robt
Hamilton, Mr.. Milo ADAMS, of this city to MIss MAT
TIE r. IIARRIoT, OF Belmont Co., Ohio.
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". u. DLANCnARD, d.. sec,Y

The members of Abrams Rncampmeut No. i, VIM.
TIL Encampment No. 81, yirgfnius Lodge No. ,,
franklin Lodge No. IL, VIM. Tell Lodge No. 81,
Wheeling Lodge No. SO, are respectfully invited to
participate with Pamela Lodge No. SO in perForming
this last office to our deceased Brother.
w. W. BLANCHARD, Jr,
Sp@3-:t sec'y Pamela Lodge No 49,
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God guard our nag, and keep eachstAr
Each stripe as bright as now they WAVe'
still make Il lead our TauEsi Ia war,
Still fOaf above each patriots grave,
Death to tho traitor that would dare
TOtTAil It through the dust OF shame.
An honest hearts its lot viii snare
Aud follow il to Death or Fame.
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NO. I. o. o. F.-The members of Pa.
nola Lodge No. 50, are hereby notified to
meet ad their Hall this Wednesday, morning. April
Esd, 1902 at O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to Martin.
Vile by boat to pay the last tribute of respect to
the remains Of P. G., A. A. sMIru. 90.
BY order Of the No.
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Very Respectfully Yours,
George Buckley, Esq, Bepsrly, Va.

f. NJ. MOTION, Marshal.
P. S. Jesse F. Farris has my thanks and
approval for refusing to net in this case
and making the arrest at yonr command.
Very Respectfully,
E. N, NoRToN.
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The OmcIaI r. turns, 81 far Receive
ed, OF the Vote Im Western Virginia
on the Sd inst.
CONSTITUTIONS.

EMANCIPATION
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TANK NOTICE.-THE MECHANICS, =,

RAIDERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION Ia. RFnovpre
70 ,htrrey Bankin. douse 80 253 Bowery near on,LD
l-res, q tie rae OF per cent vii be paid on
900 and nn1sr tom October 1874 Open daily to- ~
H. o'clock CitA-. PECK, Pre.id.rI
JAS. Z. HAiGHr Sec.
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Orvcs ov rHs Esis R,nwAr cor,,,,

NOTICE. The Stockholders OF the Erie Ran.
~ wy Company are h,reJy nohrd ,hs, the ANNUAL
ELECTION for Directors fof tne onsuiug yesr will b. ~
q, the oice of 'i Company, Ere'pace IN the CITY -
New YORK. or TUEsDAf, the lith dfy OF Octob.r n.r
The polls vii be opsa fon II O'CLOCK q n' III 0coi
y.
The transfer tooks will be closed on the afternoon
S.grdsy Z7th lust. sad remain c.oset na he 18th Il
October II. y. OIlS, SsGetsD
Ne1.York, Sept y 1862.
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Doar0 Gno Rooms.
[;ouccs Gn1 farm5 iDauieo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-From the
lei Of October % the lst OF June. L. mus, - "s ny
n heh OF moirsie piea.slty icicd 80 be."rrn
lih an1 Iatnss All All On Tao fanny If 'i1'p
coed PEI Adirei. wiiniu particulars noIo Oh
Box No. 3 .6I Po..-Dlce.
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printing.

ar Davl.,'s, business Cards, Zoe ,Oooi ns
u - sr.i.el.,s IS resn1; Books, Panph.r psv.
n.,.r. Law Ca.e.--eserythins eqa.y cnss arrests.
isY's new s,esp LNssslsshmsnt cor. Reese ~"
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EcoaI Nolsss.

.....-..,.. s-,.r, d. A. G. >.
y - hN' ~ a W az ~ - ~ - - = IA
r.,s,rs hasi eiaius rgsust THOMAS fAhhiN ave =
g.. Guy OF Ne.-N dtcra.sf 90 PC en- NE H.i' - :,
uch-s hereof 20 fs .n0 cf.'f - Ne olIs ~ - y
RUSSELL. No u ii'-' 3; I'D VIC Wy =. ""
or h"iofr i.nr eeh'n cay OF y 0-"-''' 'e"
Il = me OF uAs VI '"-0' ~ co... II p,pKrN Agr,,
lr. la.s6 Is tuAr. IL IasNiNf .AuI u
80, = = - -. !.
IN ~ NSJANGE OF a. olDrf OF thr SutiV,a
,i,r ci ira. ss ,ins. SAMUEL LOO ER. ls,e of 10
,i f NJ .r ds.as-d to p.rseuf ue w..l yguca'
m ts,f.o q, tho b-r. A. -ic Office oi Edsac Ara
~ e. , ai tr,o.f-. 1 m 10 Cry 81 New YORK a q
hoo. tae .t. ,ay OF Msrch neAt-DAed Aew-A Or -
stl 4. OF = yf.lu1 q, 1892.
ELEANOR IODER. Adnif,''airr
s..r l.verss JOHN y HDA'ES. AdIiA.s .raioI
----------- - -
ntH~l Ant to an order OF ROBERT IL
- t,s -, -. ~, ,t. fo,,tv 81 Mrstrlester
- .....,..,,., o., ~ 70 al u,r5us hsgits
" 10 .'' '' t.t.', -, - .fI. 4, OILS lac al 'ss
,i''u' "- =" $3.50 a. - l.e.,..l 20 present 10
4""' Nl - - = b., "a. MD .i-r.d sdr.us
$50 MA t'r N,N'u' .uo' ~, - 80 ,-r... Il, %
utt'i w a.! t4u '--. - v.ttIfA4 a COON ~
ss.i a"t-s'r'l OIL nc w ~ u. s az i. ,e 10
30, - ~ go bi. ith a.v a uI4sy.
'".3 ~ ""-' - "' "a y E.bstlT Allnini..faos
l. D., '- .. l. ann -
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r,rrI,fN-ttpf. cal \ 81 fpREA tctkIt
o.. a ''is . ,,trs,rI !, 4. Erecr
N''- '..,,f, 80, 80, ttIN - Al 10 rur-uaus
To- % ~. - ~ >. -,.l, Cont mae a. -
:. ' j't -, In ,,tl 81 = Pubic Aucnsn
So. ,'i.N. .., No lll BglaestY,p
g. iA 'i -'tN 40 p on 80 IVY. ~ r.fr.i. \ LAND
- Dr.Or1 ~ oi fat ia ,Fl ~ - " . cssfy q.
.,l.. aai b,lAs 40 lie llwaslip o. " odhlds' -,
Mi.tf .'F Sc o Ne" - r-f' y IN .t,e. soalshs
s,, o awe, rl a.. bount-4 ro,h.ss..erly b. q. ~
suii d slfLtnf-fy tN lshi n,H 81 Of las
o b
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TinanclaI.
OPrIcs OF rns PsS.ms RAILROAD CoSp.s,

oPrIcs opTnE PsS.as RAnRoaD Cosrssy
ToDtinc But digs No. rs WslL,t
O0o D,,, NEW YoHx, Sept ~ iss7
- have this day declared Dividend Of THREE "a, p.n
cen out 81 the ga npg' Of The Koad for tb. hr,.
enti,g the 31th insI. aud ONE ~ PER CENT Ami
able To The etc hoders their legal rsp.es.lst,.
and after the 9Th October II. ~'e' %
The Traosfer Books will be- closed from the .v.ni, -
21th September until Tie morning Of the 9th Oc,obe we
HENRY SMITH Tr,.u,..
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TIE TRIBUNE
TNHE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE.

l. = J. " l. A
TIE NEw-YoaR SGli.WEEKLY Tribune is
pueRsAed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1909 [sept. 26 J:
I.LEADr;G ARTICLES. The Proclamation Of
t.-edom; kau.isi Military Re nousfi ~. G ~
orsdo; New psper Corr-s 3oudeots; Rebel Gcue
raj. The Batl- Of A-pIom'ute; The syegase
Coovci'ioni inkinS' o. pe-sei Editorial Psra'
graphs
n..wAa NEWS SUMMARY.
Ui..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
N..RECRUllEG.
WALTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORHE-
sPONDESfS WITH TIL ARMY OF IHE
POTOMAC.
U..NiPORrANr FR0M LOUisvII.LE: Buell..
Army ,e-I 70 Hand; L. ui.yue Consiiered ,sf. 3
Busg To- 7 5ss tiicsi Gen. Mof.a- sui Holds
WITH PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION or
tnANCiPAtioNi ',Tel, aq II iionol o. ne
Speech - me 70 drat; spe chez - secretary
Chase sud Oen. Gay.
VIII TIE GU3ERNAT)EIAL CONVENTION
Ix.FhOM KENTUCKY: Correspondence Of The
x..LATER FROM PORT ROYAL: Arrival Of Cen.
Mitoiel a Che scter ''ie sreecai lie il Allowed
to DO a. Is Please. lie Promises AoNys service.
Correspondence Of Tue n y iuonIe
kite WAITS OF OUR SOLDIERS.
xII..EBOM EUROPE.
xn..FgON WARRINGTON: Specil Di,pa,eAss 6,
Tas Il. tribune
XIV. THE wAR ~ TBE SOUTHWEST. a Orest
Babe at l1ka; l.0sec ,uf AcbeVe. rfis.d !
victory. Oar Army 90 rursuioz. CORES poa1-
encs If TIE Z. Tribune
xV..TnE SITUATION ~ KENTUCFY: The C!ina.
Of the Crisis RsScasd. CoTefpOi dsnoo Of ~.
n. Y. r.tuas.
xvI..FROI CAIRO AID BLOW; Correspondence
o. Tho n. i. Tribune.
XVII. THE REPUBLICAN UNION STATE CJNyEN-
Tl0..
xvIu..TnE INDIAN TROUBLES III MINNESOTA.
xlX..A PRoCLAMATlOS ~ TIE PhEsIVANT
or TIE UNITED STATES.
Xx..FROM CALEDONIA
2Kl..uOrgL BARNS or TBE S18EEis: Three
Dsys Au9t ~ rlakeft o.. NeN -iet au,uf . tcir
NJ , o, 10 ttoiae.; I'D .e..ie,4,.l. IT,
'nee ei ihe n. 4. IL Dune.
A&l.EA'ORts Or FARa PRODUCE: C.us.go.d.
esce Of the \. I. fribuue.
AXil.wdO rEEOs JOHN Built
XIV. THE ALLOTMENT sYsrEM
1AV .AGRlCULTURaL ITEMS.
XVI hPOUTING ROCK ryrraps ,..-.., .
OF The n. Y. Tfibune "N
xxVIl..SlAND BY TtE GOVERNMENT. Ger,lt Smith
20 ms rnd "
xvii. THE PLOrlISOs or lrueLLfov. rh. len,
an lts alsni uce-
XXIX..OkN MASSFiELD
AXX.IOErRY: "Ey M4iyl.nd, "onr a.gy,s4.
XXI. .PENOGhbPhfs
xXXH..POLIrlCti.
xxxnI. AMONG THE PIaEs.
8XXIV. PERSONAL
XIV. cry NEws
xxxvI. MARRIAGES AM DEArRs.
xxxyu.THg TRIBUNE PRIZE strawberries.
xAXViLCOaiLKCIAL MATTERS. Fun Report, Of tis
stecs, Money Cotton. Grsia sad Cs.ils Asrno..,
specially Reported Tor lac ~. L. Fnouae
rss~.-oas Copy for one year. 81. Two Copies one
ysar. IS. 1--WE C,res ons yes. I'll 81. 9ea Co1.es,
70 ore sddress. $40.
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uJc06ing Caros. 81.

AT VIZ. INEHDFlL'H SONS-WEDDlN.t
~ CARDS -qh.so ts'-trael fnfIrvfd - cod oa4
1t NO. it4 sstou-sL. 10. y. ts's0lsicd 49,
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half prcr).--
iIAArduf A. dome sod Note Napers g. knlacf- Gard =
L.-ile.I, loittlD Gt. "a, hfLifS ~ fesan- it t. y
4 n. JOHNSTON ~ CO. No. 100 Boweg,
WELDING AL VISITING { AlIlS. e.. nist styis
.r..nru. y i4ou 40, Wifhas, JrU's, sYo Nsfe al
plst, N.rG ci lie bet qutiit.rs aud az .ow prlecs.
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co Eel.

OFFICES and ROOMS to LET, IN that
~ ,iruaidy locai-d aid w.iglted iiiug no 90
bfos WY corner II Bond It. Ia - ~ small ryyn' Apply
o D iho pr' mi-ss
I,O LET--A THkEE-SIOR1 BnOMA
/ srO,E HOUSE. 80 - ~ 4othrt, 2 by 20 ieet
VIII ali nod-rn e.d u tyfop oie also
EIRNfsHED Hon = 10 i1fh q. nesr Inons4 uf, 8
.,. - hy % ert dep u good order and ur a." nesF
new LociIon uA.Ecc ptio4aSis. AIdfes ". Co. br4
80. 1Ll D. -.
~ .--r--rs
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Two The HOLDERS Of BONDS of the CITY If

j PITTSBURGH tssUEDt RAiLROAD CODPANiEa
rb- Councils ofh- City Of PIt.bnran having besn l'hs.
IL by "a act Of th- Legislature effect nptone WIZ
HOLDER OF Bonds Of said cy, i-ued 10 Railroad Con-
nirs ald having o,s.ed oft giy full power IN
thst pun 10 the Finance COMMITTEE hodrs Of sgch bos
respectfully invited o,aiu CO. ie. nfth ddre,
Comut.e containing thr terms Of compronise propord "
t8sia ~ aiiie,sing JOHN s.CCAAOO. Ci.y CCn,sol.t
pftshur-h -.
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OFFICE OF THg CLgvzL.SD, PNEEsrIMs AND
AfHIABULA RAILGOA Co. CLsyELsAD, sep. o. 1862
AOTICE.--f he Second Mortgage Bonds OF thi,
" Company. fgi ing DIE Oc T. la5l with nc rnai Interest
vii De- p.id ON 9fs.'son s,the Ocsin B-nk Ns~ Y1s .,
Al IN. oihse - Company ~ Cleveland, .. Interest "a
said Douds viii Cease rom that dafs
90 y. ELY. Tnsslrn
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1Eairuttlor.

-PENMANSHIPand ARITHMETIC
PEI g,..r ,.ventyr gl lessons -sch or bookk'epna
Lesson. uninit.d 10 LADIES receive twenty L-ssoos
Ne - bower, snd 2e5 Fpl st. brookyo. Col fAirE'
tn w-knnwn t-.-hef OF Hns Of the beet inslfu ct
CT. 10 he State New port Mercury.
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COOpEh Union for the ADVANCEMEN

COOPER UNION for the ADVANCEMENT
~ Of SCIENCE AID ART-FoURIh ANNUAL Sis
FIFg EVENING CLASSES in Ms,h.mst,, Chemistry,
Ns,uial philos,phG NJ. ehsnict Science, Drawing ara
hinsir
FGFE SCHOOL Of ART for Female, by Day
FREE i yADlNO.ROUh iar both st'e'' opol daiy 'io"
FREE PICTURE GALLERY, open daily from a IN. to
3 ..
the g. Diei Ca.s.s nj the fcm,e Day Sc1ool ~ Ar
NAV r.. daily the Jerk 81 the oce II the Cooper
Union building. For tn cohveIi"nce Of th"'e wh' cannot
app IN the dl the Cltfk vii attend at the iii . On he
evening" II sept 20 g. a. and % sud Oct J. g. and nom
Anpear, Tor admission - the vyh Cla'e. must W. aba
n eid tie AID cypher VIII. acity rrefnt sWnfen GER
ce Of good moral clro snd DO hot sss than 10 ye4'
n cas-, al tho applicants be ,i ted the preference
nrd lie Tust Dert must be- given to taoe "ho are eusssed
Ia manual lah,r
III teru vii belin Oh tho Is. dv Of 0,etsr. when the
pnils h lie feHil- Sehoo Art vii attend ~ m !"
til. school Witch will remain under the direction OF MIA
Firld hufh rec rni pfy pupils vii Do admitted "a hereto
foir. BIZ h. scho, g. large Oh. Trustees ar
not abb, 20 adri all Who apply . ~rqt:'ed nat none VI"
abb snrr Amsrur Cla.s The 1rnsiss however -
~ the design Of the founder viii ln Tie
number oil pa! rs puIls 10 onehaf ;he number Of lee
The paps IN Nah,m,iic. win attend for organization on
Tu..isy went OF. n y n h. Drawing on N"dn',
ev-ng Oc g, in (hemtTs, on T1gfsJsy syenng Oct
frsc Oh Sturdy evening Oc, II snd IN hrcharc. Phio
-nphy y fLiay evening oct j. For admission 10 thl'
ll ca.. ku siso Of Asebr, Ceoniry ana lns'nom''
Thct.rr win al from ,i4 TO ei,. months. ard will be
co.-d with the usual ~xsui' aiion- spi eel arso,s
The silly invite the pubt' 20 ava then''""
Of the reat f,css af0idrd by the Reading Rom when
supplied am Al the l.-drg reign srh nestle p'i- s'
m,ssz 80 md III ed freely the public be :, c'tdi'
F''''' ~ ABRAn 5 HEWITT Secretary.
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DENJAMlN MASONs
- MILITARY AVID COLLEGIATE BOARDING
SCHOOL, IOShERS ~.
Circulars a. No. 20 sassiu.st. aud 3lf broadway
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1urullure.

DEDROOM Enancled FURNITURE, ia al
lorr Of warranted monufscuf- Also solid Chestnut
taorper .ni e plain aud onsusuti. at IL +. Fkkl No
Tons 800 Csat.st. opposite Wooster Established S!j.
EINAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
H. TIE bet IN rho city Of EuAnsrs tuui-
tur- ~ all color and yca alaut snd Cue,toa Plain aud
Oman ert.d uss whIrsse and .tuil Also. ~ 1T
ana pa,ses Warren W ard Mama ctufrr NO gs' Csnas
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0'''' u '"' ABEAM 5. HEWITT. Secretary.

MISS :. J. Russell has iIOPENED her
vi SCHOOL st No. lC5 Past is',-i. L','de her osn
clio. y.ur. liies then ca-~ 81 sn4l IN zen -
nc Upon the System Of objsei-teachus Attention l.
PAID !, csi ,h-ulcs l. D,th = psrtntnt-.
" Y. UNIV. GRAMMAR SCHOOL receives
~. pupil. from yeas and Upward prepare iheu r.
Col.sr Bnsine.. Wcst Point. or the Naval Ac,aemy
DAREN'lS residing out of town, Officers IN the
AMY or parties "a gabfoai ~ho sire 70 provide
fftab- HOME iJt their ci deu sAcF. th"f vii reeve
tn care ani auenon II coup.iet aud tesfoufilr d}
a. have the opiotuL.ty asGdts chOo Boz hi. CITY m
lean uribc patieaai, by addressing tauo' oaes o. Ih'
Iiluur
NCIIOOL aud HOME EDVCAIION.-Air
y LOUIS fRsSI'S Ff-nrh ed - h.i c. cal ana C'n.
rf- cl hoard Z and Dsy--chlo pll lu" Playground a.
t,mn.au sos a. sni - West ah.,t. neaf tihay, Ill
fsorru MJspAf. >tpt IS.
Two PARENTS and GUARDlANs.-Mrs.
4 HiLIOCK formerly NJ. pitfk Will pPFN sn
INFANr school tho knd~fg.r-n 'y'ern. ~ o'ure.-
iian ~ifh former Day aud Boarding SchoI ~ yoh
L,li-. q NJ. ~ Ea.t i:'h-'' on hONDAf, Sept =
rrr-.-
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u Wbor II man CouCern.

BOUNTY ard BACK PAY COILlCTfD.-
Pel ne Iro.a-.d Tor Soldiers and sal ih-if 49,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-11
TIMES DISPATCH.

WAsHrEaFoE, April 9.-Geu. ". T. Sher-
man, Just relieved by Gen. Hunter, arrived
here to-day from Port Royal, and reported
himself to the War Department. He ex-
presses the opinion that before this Fort
Pulaski has been attacked, and he has no
doubt of its final capture.
A gentleman who arrived here from Port
Royal yesterday, says several contrabands
came within our lines few days since and
reported they were direct from Charleston
and that the people of that city were dread
ing an attack from our forces and complain
bitterly that nearly all their troops are in
Virginia and the West
Major s. W. Crawford was nominated by
the President to-day as Brigadier- General
of volunteers
The Times correspondent writes from
Liverpool Point, under date of April 9th.
Several Yirginians belonging TO Falmouth,
Fredericksburg and Stafford, have come
over to Liverpool Point. They say that
the reconnaissance made to Stafford Court
House created the most intense excitement
in Fredericksburg. Every vehicle capable
of transporting goods was brought into
requisition, while whole families left for
Richmond, leaving everything behind.
Orders were given by Gen. Walker, COM
msndRnt at fredericksburg, for all his avail
able force te leave Immediately for Brooks
Station to defend the line of che railroad
and repel the advance OF the invaders. 1t
also has q report of battle fought between
800 Texas cavalry and Sickles intire divis-
ion just before entering Stafford. They
report Sickles' loss at $50 and their own
at13.
The effective force of the rebels between
Fredericksburg and Acquia creek is less than
1000 Beyond Fredericksburgh to Rich
mond, probably 10000, including cavalry
and artillery. There was no scarcity of
provisions. Confederate bonds can be
bought for five cents on the dollar. Shin
plasters, issued by banks and private per-
sons, are of more value, the formerI only
commanding 800 in specie for every
81 900.
1t is said to be the intention of the Con-
federate Government of abandoning Vir-
ginia unless the people of that State render
moro aid in men and money.
Gen. Wigfall commands a Brigade Eve
miles from fredericksburg. He has had q
serious misunderstanding with the General
commanding, Holmes, and has accordingly
forwarded to Richmond his resignation.
All men suspected of being for the Union
are robbed of property with impunity and
NO TeuESS5 CaAu uo Htu. Al Consequences VI
this most of the Union men are very quiet.
During the embarkation Ct our troops
from Liverpool Point large number of
Maryland Shareholders lined the shore on
horseback, said to be looking for lost slaves.
No slaves from Maryland or Virginia
were allowed to go on board our transports.
Some free negroes were taken as SER
wants.
There were about eight hundred fugitive
protection. Some of the slave owners
threatened to make trouble.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-11
WORLDS DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The war CORES
pendent at Warrenton brings the following
to-day:
The advance forces are now resting on
the RappahannOek, our pickets extending
to that stream.
The railroad is now in running order to
Cedar Run, within two miles of WarrentoB
Junction. It will take several days to
complete the bridge over Cedar Run, mas
much as the recent storm has swollen all
the streams very much. Neither Bull Run
or Cedar Run can be forded, and no troops
can be moved, except by railroad
Cavalry pickets extend some distance
south of Brentsville, and skirmishing with
the rebel scouts are Of daily occurrence.
As She army proceeds South the country
begins to present fewer of the ravages of
the enemy; though in no locality has there
vet been discovered sufficient supplies to
support neither men or horses for more than
one day. Reports of the enemy and his
position are indefinite and uncertain.
Oontrabands and refugees from Faquhsr
and Culpepper say the rebel army has dwin-
died greatly in its proportions, and that it
is retreating on Richmond as fast as posi-
BILE, leaving nothing but scouts and gurril-
las in the rear, to watch our movements.
1t would seem from this, that the rebels are
not reinforcing Magruder, and intend to
make no stand this side Of Richmond.