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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16
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= 7NlFIell q 0Il flott lI13lI ga,
z hsyisoAA, AbtH Ts,-Tbe sayGanah
ReVu56sas q he l9lh, hnRoRseeS The un-
conditional Surrender Of PoTt Pulaski uPon
i6e pFSeSaIay dhy. Seven large breaches
VsPS made 10 the walls By our batteries 81
Parrot EuaS At Kiug . Landing, and all the
btFbstts ganS % that side md thres case
mate guhS ROro diSnOuaIet. Three balls
entered the magazine.
ssCol 0lmSledd glhe rebel eqlAdlAndeC,
III lld8 IhsdSy pysEibas soitAe 6arrea-
der, that our hrs was 80 terrible that 40
humau being could stAud uPOu the ParaPeI
foe even memsat
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..8ilAilI ZEE NoTICEs.

zfffW LIZ - -i = ~
Ta5 EAbtss viii Snd at. a. LOGLS
1 Co.'S, Ne. u Mnin street, an slsgaul and
itlsh aasoftasstOl PzfaaAy, Rsr Brr's
q, RsaSRs,, ToIst Artisia ed Ratioa'. n
TsS GIr1Lanru viii Cad At The sane
pliss, evsrythlhg SsessstFy iOf g'0lle-
mass tOllsl, except wearing APPAREL
GRRAT EsFBvulHn o. "HHNITREETl"-
This eleEant pssParaiiOa tOr The boir sur
psitsS al IlnIlar preparations, ltdafksnI
the balr, makes it sOis ald glossy, but Eot
grsa,y. Ask your nsighbOrs about II
Price 81 pr bOttls.
ITnA cRnE % IuasF youF ehlldrsn to
cough all nlght, when lhsy can Do relieved
b lev ieaSpOOnSfui Of D.. CAGPRan'5
HosrSornd Bst,Sl.
"HEmSIEE9" d not On the maps, but
Jon eau God II BY calling ATT. 81, LOaAS
4 Co.'S, No. Al Main street, near Quiasy,
who're JON can purchase, also, a low East.i
Medicines, Notions, seruhblag Brushes,
Housekeeping Articles. Spices, &c;
OBSERyE ran Slor Of the Got0EA MOI;
TAR, over the Main stree. door. "
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Dl,patoheI sent from wheeling.
.WnErLlna. VI, AprIl Is, la0a

NNSAeteFNt hteet = ENAsHASr 1890
10 Hon. r.. III Stanton, Sesy Of Rdr'-
A dispatch Just received from Gen. NJ.
roy, At Monterey, undeF date Of yesterday
states AZ fOllOWS:
The rebels, about one thouSAnd strong,
With cavalry cpmpant6s and two pieces Of
artillery, attacked my picketa this morn.
ing about ten o'clock and drove them some
two miles. I sent out teihioreementi ,
eonGiStl5g oitWo compaplsl Of The 18th
Ohio, Two eompsnieS Of the Cd Va, two
companies Of the 82d Ohio, one gun Of
Capt. HymAn's battery, and one company
.OE cavalry, oil under Major Webster. The
Skirmi1hlog was brisk for y short time
but The rebels were put 70 AIght With con.
siderable loPS. TiIt casualties on our side
we're three men Of the 10th badly wound
Cd, Oar men behaved 1Obly."
[slguedl ]. 9. FnEAcST,
Major Gen, Com'dg.
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Pahlis Msstlng ia Boe.hsvillo, Ma
FIOn county Va I'm

PuRIis Meeting In BOOthSVtllo, Ma
rlOn County VS.
Previous notice having been given, the
citizens Of BoothSyllle aHd surrounding
county, composed tf'thG different parties,
assemble ID BootlSVillO on Friday, April
llth, 1861, and NsrO organised BY Rp-
pOiatiuR jonathan 7. Curry, Chairman
and Wm. J. Martin and s. Q. Nixon, Sec
retaries. ''qh .sil
I Cd moti6G Of Joseph Reed, the seers-
tAEy was emPoWgEsd n APp0iut Seomwit.
tee Of RphLlomOfa composed - nearly equal
% possible Of the different parties, and
from the different nsiEhborh06dt Ia aad
lroaHd Bb0thJEllle, 20 that each party and
section may 30 fully represented, whose
dpty Il should be 70 introduce matter for
the confederation Of the meeting.
The OhAlgmAp, ], 4. Curry, explained
the 6biUet u The meeting In . neat little
speech, aNsr which the Secretary up.
pointed Tie following geitlemen AS the
committee: DR.. II. A. RymeF, Captain N,
Atop, J. Reed, RIP. Nixon, ]. w. Dean,
]: Il. Morgan, ]. 7. Curry. A. D. Nuzum,
q. n. Ryan, ?. Coplln, B, Llun, Rev. j. j.
Nlxop, RaVaJ. GlslAhd, s. A. Tucker, ",
N. Brand, J. r. Elder, R. B. NuIum, 8.
W. Ylpeept g. II. Marley, .. 20. Nknleyy
s. E6lbeFl, r. Robinson, ]. 8. Tucker, ].
Latham, F. BlSe, ], G, Thompson a. FFae.
,Waa, 4, MaSley, H. Martin, SEN, 8. n.
SnitIey, Dr. ?. A. ReymeF.
2 Rejected, That We who voted for the
Ordnance d Secession, dOubly desire TO-
express our dlSApproval Of Southern guer.
,rilles maklpg this. the theatre Of their 90.
IONS and We pledge ourselves, aS law
abiding eitiSen1, thatRO'Win neither lid,
Gbot NOT 6Gtb6rIhem (ualeSS ooetced BY
superior power OF force Of arms nor their
gnholy actions, and that va will give 10.
formation 70 the proper authorities Of per.
sons visiting this county foe said purpose,
.Wh6h6setkdeWG 70 uS! il
3 RtsOIVtd, That ne who voted agAilsti
the Ordinance Of Secession VIII d
utmost abilities 70 protect Ill loyal and
Law abiding citizens. z phS1 Il ~ ts2t
Oa motion, the said roIOll pni were
adopted BY rising vote pRapinQ AZ
tPE which speecheS were made y pf. a
hymer, REV. james Vle'Aaa s .! tssy' ~, y. y
NtGon. ~ W. ~ III. 49,, Il. ''s,
'MheteaPon tne VomulltIeo telltsu, sn y
during Their aoSepse eaSIt 9at Z, aPp topLlt'
speeeees Eese maze y W. y .; SoasWlyl
J. D. u Firm, A. MOTIFS y. beft'eA ~, Sqq
Others: 49,. 80 IS. " y I. =
vemmltsse :, nsvi 9Is ueW Ls'u y, ~
ported tntoag9 taels vnSlt 4 n. q
kYmeF, lhs telleH lag preamble ena teso'a'
Hons 49,,
MAGeGAs Gaettills Warfare y eet,5ei
q variance WE e.v v , a.so sS'aSn
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{ CgUrSSGrI, April lb.-The Conner
eiaI has information from q reliable man
who lelt the battle ground on Thursday
OyebfhS HedBdmates our lpssinj klllbd
from twelve to tiltssn hundred, and w6un.
ded, t6irty!aVs hundred 70 four thoul-
and, missing two thousand Eve bundled.
The rebels lost more killed than We did
and not 90 many wounded, About one
thousand unRounded rebel PriSoners were
taken and abouttWelVe hundred wounded.
Up 70 the time be left twenty-five hundred
rebels had been bHFied, Our troopS re.
took on Monday al The batteries lostOu
Sunday, and captured twelve pieeel from
the enemy. The rebels were 90 eOuidsnt
Other ability 70 hold OUT camps which
they took on Sunday, that with 2
SlugIe exception didn't destroy them. On
Tuesday BeauregaFd sent deg Etrnes
requesting permission 70 bury bis dead
Ehi saying owing 70 heavy FeillOTcementl
Soa received on Sunday night and Nondayr
aad he fatigue Of my men, ] deemed i
ptudG retire aud not reneR. the battle,
The peFmiS0ion vas not gtanted. The
bearer Of thetlag admitted that BeduregsFd
resolved d slight Wappd Ia the len arm.
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1aI-AnIAPTaD sdlcipG, -sevHlnl days


HrA4FIAPTHD SrlclpE. -ssvsrnl days
ago I Yong naa cane 10 this city from
The east, and ae,Sd ia Sash q UihguIar
manner a. 70 Iaducs hose whomst him to
believe that be- was either the victim Of
SIropg driak 81 auprsaul.sd Affection" Il
vas SppaFsnt that originally 40 palms or
sIptSSs bsd bern spared in gsttIng him
Up, bul 10 had become a little SOsdy aad
HomsWhat careless 10 the arrangement Of
he toilet HsRss very much addicted to
the flowing bowl, for several days, and at
last became Hired ofliVlng, q least ia this
SselIoa d Gh6e6ahtIy, AceoriiuEly,> Ils
Monday ulght be eOSsludsd, llks aaIlIluI,
10 become ''dsmmtd nc.p, uuPloASan.
body, and Ia p6F5uaasS 4 thit dslerpls.
alioa went iuIO tbS Ohio IiteE. 9 ss3as;
dsrsd AbOutid he Wai6t q
The stssrllEs a big Och isFaessd
he. attention 81 8 sopplo llltaEy gen.
>tfonSn who hlppsd b5 cot late, and
who dragstdhIa 4et 70 seat Of TIE
paaialooas. 4 WSSWilB SOms difficulty
Nthathe WaS prevented tom PInsgIag lnlo
~ wuIer after being saved. Ht ala hs
days want 70 i've, and uPbnldsd bic rsi.
essFS With dragging him from the oaly
h0po o. Folief which be now had. The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

DSrFaou CnIA7 MOUSTArr.-A letter
from Cheat Mountain Ssates that the other
day tWsaty UuiOn men from PoeahOutaS
county, came Into tie FEDERAL camp there
WIah 4 Gag Sftruss. They bad bssu 10 the
mosntalnt for more than \ week hiding
frotp The nbslS Who are ImPresSibg every.
body as they 90 along. ~ 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

DarBBLIJoNT CpuNTT MEI HrLLED.-
staey B. On.I, Joseph lewiston, and
Campbell, number, Of Capt ASkSV'SsOm.
pany, from ST. OIaInvills, we're killed At
the recent Sight At Pittsburgh LAudIug.-
Tbstw5 former lived 10 St. ClAirSvlIIs, and
the LAYER named In the vicinity Of that
toV6I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

y D0e JOsrF 8O9EIR, ths ''iReOmprehen.
lIblo PristIgiatOF, delIaIatst and dIIPsnSst'
OfvlAnds, haa renovsd from bis old stand
on Market sQqPsst 2 the sta9d Formerly
kept By Dave 4rmOr, aud to-day will
Sst gu. Free Lut,sb 70 bis old PslFOus
aad fEieudlp bOlWssa tie hours Of ten and
twelve. Drop Ia. ss,tug ser
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

The RsbeIs cut on at corInthsMoFe
about the great Battle ~ PtttSbuHS
neutrality-suspicious. tile tmminent.
PlTTspuae L4SpEdr April l4.-A force
Of four th1psaad 10 ave lranSpoTta LETT the
landing on Saturday night, accompanied
by the RunboAtS Tyler and lexington
proceeded Up tie Tennessee loa Polnt Gear
EaStRort, MiSS., lAnded and proceeded 10 .
land 10 Bear Greek bridge and destroyed
the two bridges on the Mobile 4 Chic rail-
road, one measuring ahundred and twenty
ons. The other Two hnudred aud ten feet 10
length. Acavalry force Of one huRdred
and 6tty men Rsre found there. who after
having four killed Skeddadled in most ap-
proved Southern style. The expedition
returned on Sunday night without having
.loSt i man. This q one Of the most Suc-
cesSful operations ofthe kind during the
war, completely cutting decentralization
ofths main rebel bodyaat Corinth with
Alabama aud-the rest Ofthe Confsderacyr
except New Orleans.
A flag Of truce arrived at our outpoSts
yesterday with Gov. JohnsOn,s son Of n.y.,
asking theiats olhiS fAthet
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,A,R6,lIIi DIIEl'65loIl NJ AZ

AAi ButlnlaA plRHGtoRY.-B teleti
l6RIo 6dt adTOltiSem0nt columns, 4 ~
bS lSs nat III, Tstheh 8 geaslSaAl
.aeyssal ran experienced ID Ute linz et.bS
oSas's, has embarked IA he work n, gPt
ting % q bppIpssS directory q WHEEL |
az viii eali upoa ogr sltisSng yithiP tAd
I SSSE IsW hSgSla PurtaSasS u BE Piai
GHlasAops ~ every facility Gnd AZ
coursFSmppt afforded hlm for Tie eompIla-
ok 5Sdf laIS Vocal iHle a8k
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

EpmBUaG, Va, April ia patIonal
salute, ia celebration Of resent victories,
was cred At noon to-day By order Of Geu,
BankS. Great enthusiasm was manifested
throughout The division.
The firing at our plekelS Is COO. nued BY
The rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

-GA RUS tHOaSsnt 6sMaaahs Aaai
.RiShop, The mau Of Paaoptisoulaad RaQuas
max fame, Il Ia. toEn, HtsoasaltO an,
nouuos concert by tae sslstgassa artist
whom hSToptes sn,t which 4. tak'' place %
Monday evening next riiya'ss ;s}s..i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

pSrL,Iur, BoI, u. s. A.. yesterday Ia.
SPsst6l 500 shell manufactured BY Hauil'
ton 3 CLARK, and did not reject single
nns
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Sne1oll q AZ. pc
Ed VI Wtlitanby Gyuang lef
Staios,o tESoldISf ~
Ssalilt The letter u Vi risht lihg,
81 iy, bu. ~ spltgp OlSaa cAag ~
haze q ONE 90 sOamda4n ne uewSPdl srs,
oElAt6, our readers must % eo4lgnt sith
,thS asis lvoiltRsS eIa SoSaS sds ia y
. Dsar willAp VIII ll ls ,As PsolqFaOi-
zion eoRelndDosi ttia . ss'sii yil w.
. ii1S1S q z. n III soail 81. ~ "a.
~ n = ~ dSlt lIlRStO0 long e.iel
hl.liH ~ IIsy VI. a :. .. y. y.
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.IsvsfSBly Il adraadt


,cSBVGN NAGigTIE9 Slltg .ig y aAs,is Uolea
- Nots PNpit y gaiiq lilseiop,a, lAsd toott.
PS1b Si46i, SbtSli P0l a. 90 uEtigls d level
u, VllltA q 'lInl - ctlt3 - 81
lStlil PFihq, - e1llsi y ggllafl sq4 besfav w
~ hdilIs u y, Q. GRAVE7 ~ Ait Mess u.
- BnFtSh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

Gsa. sane ~ arrested 81 hIa home u
mlaulghi, and DO has since been closely
eOn6ned 10 = dark fort, without being able
70 lsAFa uhy be vas aFFes,ed, OF b. whom;
aor had Ne bePH able to leArn whether bis
arrest Vaa ordered By The Prpsident, the
Secretary Of War, Or the Commanding
GOnsral. The naHnsF Of bis AErtSG and
hiO eon6nOmOnt Ieened 10 10 more like the
act Of Tie Venetian Council Of Tsn, than
that Of The o6iesrS Of Tree republic
NJ. NeDouEal briefly recAPiIalalsd the
Circumstances Immediately PRIOR 10 bis ar
resi-. He had visited The Presidsat Ahd
Sscretary Of War on fFiSadly Intercourse.
Ne. Hale defended the Commiltse on
the Conduct Of the War.
VI. MeDOuHAl had said Ia favor Of Gep,
Stone what would equally apply TO lea
DAVis. The latter was 10 Mexico and had
defended the Government, but Was . trail.
tor,
Ne. Wilson offered a substitute for the
resolution. calling on The Prestdeat for all
information not Incompatible with public
interest 10 relation to the arrest OF Stone
ere the vote was tAkea. Nr. AcDougal
desired Il to 60 over till Tomorrow as he
wished to reply.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

E1Bg RllDEa yOa saa haye d eaaarihG AWAY
roa9y, and reliable oGtb m, exactly adapted 70
Jour hard AID styls u writing, which WHl % year
writing vastly cheaper than s.eel Pens i you
uautit, 90 SFhs PSa i NIEhtlsE than The Sword
A. ano4hsF Column. mbRS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

BAtTiNoGI, April l6.-Ths Fortress
Monroe boat brings 40 news OF importance
from Yorktown. The preliminary opera.
tons were progressing steadily.
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Hsimstteet's Iainitablo Hair Re


0yN tSsnty ypSn Of growing hyOF ,hAs e'tab-
lishol IL FspStation. ItiShot dye bat restores
sIAy hair 70 II original color, and 4 bdauslfa
hair druuIlng.. Spla n .she Medicine pSpot, az
B s., FL, NTH q nhl4.ln
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-16

Is, AT5h fii1I yliatSiA ISE1NFRS Pap
9Obv,4We yesterday RECEIVED ,tAe following
diHpatah; az wye fh stlqi,ir adi
" CGxf Sp4SEbiItuhG, Va APtsllA.
If Z ,aa9EIai tl4RFtNIURG, April lt.F' !
i.I;ffsi ts4i e,l
sssTh6 FifSt Eitgilia Iufautty has been
PAID 81 .VjiE III. for home tomorrow
With OIaF llnt u dollars fof ooldiers'
iSmTlso. b. JACOB HogNIRooK.
!. Due notice II given q the aEtiy4l
g6liEkli hOat ia 10 fiaSs lAhotS iatst.
eltea5HsfSI6S may SildIf
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BeadIe'S Dime BOOks.

TIIIEAP Pabillati5ll, Bag BookA. uhioa Fave.
" IoPsl aa1 Ntis d ~, Vioitlaia q r. o. 0lAvl1
R6pf "a Nevs Dppo, ~. - iAEt1tIiESst, s9aih d
Qulasy, eEslts'
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] IN llard Il MerChants.

" BltHnORE, March 2ith, lSS1,
TTyR have nov In rloFs, (ana Hhall eol!lnuo g
W.. 1880 Additions Almost daily, during tne
sII,S1bi I SUPERIOR sTOOK u EIAPLE 5I ,.!.
NM GOODS, aAaptod " sPRIA0 Aad huAAAH
SAILS, % which ~ Invite attentlpl. -. q. =.
~ - ;ieek tiih RsPRClALREPERhhCI q the
GsriS II 10 COUNTRY TRAD1t agd purchasing
4 n ~, EXCLUsIYBI.Y Y0R CASH, ~ eal 80
etlliaily compete With houtes 10 thil " any PibsF
n. b,V, tsken 0dTahtago n TIE RECENT pl.
dfIER n lno-i klHdS Of Dry Goods and our tlesk
sss esu1oFISn, lines Of HREHH AND AEAsgAABLk
SoodS. n pTlehl As INV ~ ean b nataSd ~ NY
stbSg ho1Sa. OuF!tufis are Cash, q siE nontns
credit, ior HFgutlAbl! paper payaelP s59 Is
fr N, go BaltliioFo, and ~ 0eEu1aH ~
,,L9s iv,S BaituoFg, 10,
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~ PlDERAE CouRT.-Danlsl DUSky,
chtsseA WRhFObbl6E the mall, 10 eOuusc!,
b atlou with vssaet, who 6ss convicted on
MppaAH and StASt Slblsa,ia Rangers At
10 Vlllage d Ripley, Jackson county last
pCseabsr, sai1pat upon htS trial yoi!er-
day, DuSky issa different slylS u msu
.It6a Warner. llSsanada q isternoti StuR.
2 tsSnatasa i9alis and appears
f, % bsiiesO ID IL 5aPtomiaept Moe
= S,saitS sIaagStb u Which, sc 80 GSOrts
vss shs ospiaIn, THE evidence taktd 10
The ease dld.nos vaty muet ION The facts
SllelltdIn TIE ease q. Ypt9eE ~
/, lIAlld9lt hs eiaslhhl5h Of th6 6yidddce,
M6s5Gs. CfAamtt aud CAD ell fdadelatgu.
meats ESt thsypysohsf iad oil, snlt Tor
the 1oytfpmsh Tie jury, alsr Z sIlOFti
absonsG rstdrus9 viii verdict u gsllsy
= d, charged lathe third aud fourth ceuhh
Of ne ladletmInt, for Fobblng,ald steal
,lagtAenal This VIM send Dllky The
pOaitentiary for about AvO years, sS'a
n NN .
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Ne. TroWbridgs, Of Mich, called up q
motion heretofore made by him, TO con
slider the vote 81 which the House, on The
gath Of March, adopted resolution TO-
h q1RstlnH the Secretary Of War 70 inform
them Of the cause, Il any, TOT the pFOlract-
cd delay 10 exchanging Col. CoFcoran, who
has been prisoner At the South since Ju'
". and directing him % stop all exchanges
until Col. CorcOVan shall have been re-
leased, Ne. TroVbridHel wished to say
distinctly that twas no part Of his desire
TO place impedimeRIS 10 the way Of the 70.
lease Of Col. coFeOrAn, bur DO protested,
and asked the House TO join him, against
making tbs release Of other prisoners sub
ordinate 10 that OF Col. CorcOran lie
had no doubt every gentleman had some
freud whom he desired should DO released,
though Of 4 loWerFank than Col. COrcor.
an.
Ne. TroWbridge mentioned the name Of
Col. Wilcox, Of the Michigan lSt regiment
who led q brigade in the battle Of Bull
Run, a. = man ofeQuGl bravery and gal
laHtry with that otlcer.
Alr. Mallory, Of Ky, said be met with
Col. WOodEaG the other day aud heard
him tell the Precedent aud Secretary Of
State, that though our prisoners u Rich
mOnd are exceedingly anxious to be re.
LEASED, thsy are willing 1.-THE purpose Of
Government requlTe Il, TO remain there as
prisoners aud 70 serve thelF country 10
that way GSin any other.
NJ, AnnOna, OF Pa, Who offered the
resolution said he was not aware I'LL now
that Col. Cocoran was alill prisoner, and
bis only desire WAS 10 call attention to
the fact that worthy and gallant soldiers
are still prisoners and TO ascertain the
cause Of the delay IN making exchanges.
Amer further consultation the resolution
was amended 80 AS to request the Sscre-
tary Of War to lnlOrm tho House the cause
IL any, which has pfsvenIsd Che exchange
Of COlOuelh OoFcoln and Wilcox, and
other prisoners Of war held since Jply last.
House resumed the consideration OF the
bill reported from Select Commiltee, TO
regulate the Thanking privilege, beiug q CO.
dlfCatlOn Of the laws upOu that subject,
with amendments,
NJ. Ooliax said the Post Office Commit
zee, with ono exception, were in favor Of
the abollshment Of The privilege, aud the
HOuJe had passed bill for that purpose.
which was now Pending before the Senate.
He moved TO lay the bill On the table.
Agreed to yeas IS, nays 49,
Nc. Porter, Of Ind, called up the bill
which was reported by him from the Com.
mitles on The Judiciary, Amsndatory Of
the act establishiug Court for tue iaves.
tigAtlon Of claim,
The House cohcarred ia tue reports Of
tho COmmitIos Of Conference on the dis.
agreeing vOIeS Of both branches Of Con-
greSS TO the post office and navy RoPFopFl'
alton bills,
The House then adjourned.
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!, DiSFISGul5iIIp PRISdNHR,- Gem
stal Q, B, Cearad, 81 GliRst COaaty, Nas
,,broaght lnto The city yesterday and e6a.
aned III The Athsneum. Conrad Was !
nsabes q Vie RIcGhoaa coaIsptioq,
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liht utlSh nsa o. tSos.h.wsslssa yitEialan,
refusing at I'll times . vote tpr the Otal.
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Poland Oats Tor Seed.

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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

w. iFi=zs IN King, formerly Of New York. 70
dE4E $50 the last four years OF louisville, KY.
W. and who has devoted his attentionlo
the treatment OF private diseases for 80 years nattor
himself, having attended TO practice for 80 mani
years and cured 50 many thousands, be IL enabled
cure al diseases Of private nature no matter how
bad they may be from inudicous medical treatment
or from neglect Of thor own. Or. Kings DspensaTvr
40 ~ Deadcrc street. between Cherry and toe square,
econd story Whero he cures al disoases Of private
nature ..
9onorheR cured without pause1us medicines or in.
difference with business
structures Of old or recent date, efcCiualy cured
lew days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot he enjoyed;
Perhaps 20 disease causes more mischief aud under
mmc1 the constitution SO much
syphilis, with sll the tIeeases Of the SKIN, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, cup be eGoCtualy
ourod 10 few dayt
SSqiudl Wsdkgsu --Pafticulur attention having been
glvou 70 this disease, and ~ e consequences growing
out Of ~ brought on IN maTg cases by the destructive
habits OF lUoonsiderate youths, and excessive ndul
gence Of the passions, negect Of which will undeH
niue the constitution, rendering the subject unit foT
bus pess or society andc gug premature old age
Females FhO may be laDoring with any diincultyo
be Womb Nay rest assured immediate relief
Persons resting abroad, by writing and stating theI
case with aiee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. King No.l
Dosderck street, Nashville Tenn. viii have the neees-
sary medicines sent 70 their address, 0ilce hour
iron o'clock 10 me morning upth 2 In the evening
ulyIO-indAvls