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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30
a PROCLAMATION,
Ry the President OF the United
States.
WAsuINGTON. Senl. 20.

NAShlNNIoN, pVpt' 49, IOO-'
], Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States Of America, and Comman-
der-in- chief of the Army and Navy
thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object OF PRACTICAL
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in which States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed; that
it is my purpose upon the next meeting
Of Congress to again recommend the
adoption Of a practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid to the free acceptance
projection Of all the slave States, so
called, the people whereof may not then
oe in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have volun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tarily adopt, an immediate or gradual
adjustment of slavery within their re-
spective limits; and that the efforts to
colombo persons Of African descent, with
their consent upon the continent, or
elsewhere, with the previously obtained
consent Of the Government exist
ing there, will be continued. I lat on
the first daycf january, an the gear Of orr
LOrCl one thousand eight hundred and sirty-
three, all persons held as s1aves ,O'tlin any
State, or loitlin any designated part # State,
the people ,0lere?f shall then be in rebellion
against the United States, shall be then, thence
forward and torcOer free, and the Executive
Government Of the United States, incllliag
the military and naUal authority thereof 10iH
recognize and maintain the freedom of such
persons, and will do no act or acts to re-
press such persons, or any of them, in
any efforts they may make for their ac-
tual freedom; that the Executive will. on
the first day of January aforesaid, by
proclamation, designate the States, and
parts of States, if any, in which the peo-
pAN NhNANoA iNSpN'AANNiJJ ohdll tutH De IN
rebellion against the United States; the
fact that any State, or the people thereof,
shall on that day be in good faith repre-
scented in the Congress Of the United
States by members chosen thereto at
elections wherein amajerity Of the quail
fed voters of such States shall have par
ticipated, shall, in the absence of strong
corroborative testimony, be deemed con-
elusive evidence that such State and the
people thereof have not been in rebellion
against the United States.
Attention is hereby called to an act of
Congress, entitled an act TO make an adj
ditional Article of War, approved March
Is, 1862, aud which act is in the words
and figures following;
"BeH enacted Jyhe Senate and House Of
Representatives n NE United S'atss, IN Con-
gyess assembled, That hereafter the follow
ing shall be promulgated az an addition
al Article of War fer the government Of
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From LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YoRK
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday ,.....,,.,July 20
Saturday, August 10 Tuesday, ...... September 9
Wednesday, 80, October Saturday, ...... October rs
Tuesday, November Is Thursday, e. December II
This magnificent ship having proved herself un.
equaed for speed, safety and comfort (sea sickness
being unknown on board), Is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers
FIRST CABIN.
From $40 to Sl55 each berth, according to the sze
situation and accommodation of the State Rooms ali
having the same privileges In the Saloons and in re-
gard to meals and attendance, Suites departments
for families may be engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER
POOL at a FARE AND A HALF for First
and Second Glass.
Servants accompanying Passengers, and children
SECOND CABIN.
State room berths, meals furnished at separate ia
bic, $50
THIRD CABIN.
intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds, bedding table, utensils, and good substan-
tai iOod ,855
sTEERAGE,
with superior accOmmCda lions, S35
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage -
An experienced Surgeon on board
For freight aud passage, apply TO
CHAB. A. WHITNEY,
At the office, No. 20 Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND b ASPINWALL, Agents.
July 20, l8G2-till Doc: ~.
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Strayed or Stolen

A BAY HORSE, WITH THREE WHITE LEGS,
n white streak ON the forehead, heavy name and
tail no marks, Any person giving information of
the above named horse, win receive liberal reward
for such, by calling on Broadway between College
and Cherry streets.
n. d. VERSY,
Lieut.. and Quartormastcr lat md'p't Vols,
NOv7-lw"
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$25 REWAPDI

GroLES, from r. HuLDlBRAND. Jewellsr. on I'm.
- Ton street ONE PATENT LEVER ENGfIsu
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured by Jno I5b0ston III,
srpool The Watch n of small aize, win vbiis ali
engraved on The inside "GEO ". HAysrn fr,r1 M
athor In the year 1885 3" on Ire outgidr c1..rs,.d
HORACE HAShut' The above Reward vii h.. 80
ior any uiounaion that may Head o. ~ rocovc, M
"o PlEPttSH' II. u. HANMtR.
Louisville Journal please olpy { The amt .5fss,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-06
~ ORDINANCE.
AssesEfng 7lEel .tor ne City Of INleeiing IN

ASseSEing 7ureS for the city Of IRAeeIiRO N, Lieen
'eS to keepers Of OrOtiR0TieS and Ci.0ss HouSes
SEC Be 1t ordained by the Council of the city Of
wheeling, that for the year 1862 there shall be ID
Wed collected and paid, the persons and subjects
within this city, and mentioned in this ORDNANCE
Tor the benet and use OF the city OF Wheeling me
taxes as follows, to wit: 80 ''4'
SIC &c, On every license to keep ordinary with
IN the said city, tax at the rate per Annum follow
ing, that is to say, hundred dollars on 30 1c of
the rental value thereof does not exreed two hun
dFed dollars, aud 10 per cent on so much OF the an
nuSl rental value thereof as does exceed $500.
SEC. 3. BE 1t further ordained, that on every IL
cense to keep cohee houses Of tho rst class within
the said city Of Wheeling, there shall be Maid into
the treasury OF said city, taxes folsws that Is to
say on coffee house Of the nrst class and rst grade
tax OF $3.50, and on coffee hOuB6 Of the rst class
and second grade, $3.50.
SIC !. Be 1t further ordained, that on every IL
cense to keep coffee house Ofthe second class With
In the said city, there shall be paid into the treasury
Of Iad city, taxes as follows to witt On every license
TO Keep coffee house OF the sscond class and first
grade, q tax Of SIS, and coffee house OF the
second class and second grade, $50. = :
SIC 8. This ordinance shall be in force from an
AFTER the 9th dayof May, 1862
n1 a cSSPy-Te'tei JACOB BURCLE.
myo-St CITY Clerk
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TelegrapIl nInrketa-

PHILADElPnlA, May 5.-Flour firm but auie.;
Sj.i21595,25 for superine. The offering Of Wheat
L lights sales at 81 the latter for choice and
Penna, white at 81 40 to S1.45. Corn frnr yellow
sells at 6695Ic. Provisions irmaud in good enquiry
for bulk meats. Whisky firm Mt 231IlG24c.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Flour less active: no chance
Ia prices; superfin0 $43O9435. Wheat firm at O5lf
VOC for red and s., UO@l O3 for white Oats buouAnt:
generally held at sec; no sales at over 3Sc Corn
nrm at S4c, Whisky advanced to 1919 and in good
demand. Provisions quiet and shade easeTI very
ttle done; mess pork so: bulk pork at SIC.
Ger es unchanged and quiet; moderate Jobbng bust
NV YoKK, May 6.-PIeur declined Sc. sales Mt
s6+6 for state; S53O@B5,45 for Ohio and S545016OO
tor southern Wheat hrm; sales at 81 IS for Canada
Corn dull Mt 56g59c. Pork firm at Sl2T6@I2, 81 u;
19 I a0nand an advance. Lard firm at 73{C9S52
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Centre Wheeling Drns Stn1rs

B@-A CARD.-Mrs. W. @. presents her
compliments, and recommends her friends,
when they wish to make an elegant Jelly,
to use Cores Sparkling Gslatins. For sale
by t. H. Logan & Co, and Logan, List &
Co., Druggists.
FOUND 1T Our I'VE heard lady say, a
day or two ago, that she had been looking
for good hair brush in vain, until she
stepped in at Al, Main street, n. H. Logan
& Co.'s Drug House, where she bought an
elegant one. Several persons have "found
out" that it is the place to secure fue
Brushes, Pegfumeries, Soaps, Pure Medicines
Housekeeping Artietes, &c.
Do You LIVE ~ Town OR CouSrRY?-No
matterI A handy place to get what you
want in the line of Drugs, Medicines,
Pants, Oils, Brushes, Perfumeries, Spices,
Notions, &C., is at t. H, Logan & Co.'s, No.
A, Main ST., or Logan, List & Co.'s, Bridge
Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-06

B3~CAPrURE OF A PRoNISRNT HARR1soN
County REBEI.-Jeff. West, of Harrison
county, late member of the Legislature
from that county, was arrested last satur-
day, near West Milford, his place of resi-
dence, and was brought out and deposited
in the Atheneum last evening. West was
the predecessor of one of, the present
members from Harrison, and was one OF
those who voted for summoning the Con-
Vention that passed the ordinance of seces-
sion. He was fully enlisted in the treason
at an early day, and came home and spent
two or three weeks raking up some riff
raft to go down and help over-awe the
the Convention into the passage of the or
dinance. Since his term expired he has
been in the rebel army, as clerk to sutler,
it is said-he having decided not to remain
in Harrison after the invasion of the "Lin-
coin HOrdes." He left good farm, and
went down into the shinplaster confeder-
acy in pursuit of his rights. Not being
able to find them, he had secretly returned
home, and was hiding around among his
friends when arrested. Believing the OBJ
ject of his search could be found out here,
he was transferred to the tender mercy of
Provost Marshal Darr. JEFF was a rebel
Of the first Water-ignOrant, cOnceited, and
plant in the hands of his masters at Rich
mond. He hadn't much sense, and less
educatiOn-but his Democracy was uuim-
peachable, aud he ranked A No. i in his
county. Now he couldn't be elected over
seer of county road. SIGH is secesh.
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ADDITIONAL FROM YORKTOWN
The Rebels becoming Disheartened

wAsHTSGToN, May 5.-The following
statement has reached Washington. 1t /.
contained In letter dated Yesterday on
the Rappahannock: ~
a colored man came in to-day from the
other side of the river, and reported him
/ self as JEFF. Davis coachmap. From AN
examination of him this appears to be the
truth. He repeats scraps Of conversstinn
which he overheard whilst driving MI and
Mrs. Davis in their carriage, and between
Mr. Davis and those who came to see him.
MIR, Davis and Gen. J. E. Johnston had some
heated discussions about the Iatter's retreat
from Manassas, Davis disappearing of the
measure. he had ordered stand to be made
at Gordonsville, which johnson declined
to do and offered to resign. He was even
lindIsposed to go to Yorktown. Mrs. Davis
SAID she thought this was very bad in him
to be unwilling to go and help Gen. Ma
gruder. The coachman overheard the con-
yersation between General johnson and
DAVIS wife, the former saying that If he
mad not left Manassas when he did General
mcclellan would have come out against
him and cut him all to pieces.
Mrs. Davis read an article from the
richmond Examiner to her husband saw
ing that it was a part of the Yankee pIan
that Gems. Banks and Mcdowell were to
form junction in Louisa OF Caroline
counties and move down on Richmond.
Davis remarked that he thought it was
SO, but his Generals would take care of
The coachmau overheard conversation
between Davis and DR.. Gwin, formerly U.
5. Senator California. Davis said that he
nad sent Gen. Anderson from North Caro-
INA to rssist the march of the rebels from
Fredericksburg, and to delay them lone
enough for him to see the probable resnIt
OF the contest before Yorktown, so that if
that was likely to be unsuccessful he would
nave time to extricate his army from the
Peninsula aud get them into Richmond or
out OF Virginia, otherwise they would be
all caught.
The coachman represents that Mrs. Da-
Wis said the Coufederacy was about played
out that If New Orleans was really taken.
she had no longer any interest in the mat
ter, as all she had was there.
He says Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have all
their books, clothing and pictures packed
up, ready to move off; that there is much
outsPoken Union feeling in Richmond;
that having been waiter in the hotel. he
knows all the Union men in the place; that
the Yankees are looked for with much
more pleasure by the whites than even the
colored people.
Confederate money is not taken when it
can be avoided. Mrs. Davis herself was
refused when she offered ten dollar Con-
federate note for purchase.
Many of the Richmond people wish the
Union troops to come as they are half
starved. The bank and government prop
erty are all packed up to be moved to Dan
willie near the North Carolina line.
Gen. johnson did not think the rebels
would succeed at Yorktown. The coach
man overheard an officer say that if they
failed Mt Yorktown and New Orleans tbey
would leave Virginia.
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BUSINESS Norf15E5s-

B9@EcoNoMx Is WEAIrH.-Saye Won,
money by buying the SapOniier, or Con.
centFated Lye, for making hard or soft Soap
one pound will make nine pounds of good
hard Soap, or nine gallons of beautiful white
soft Soap, also Rabbits Concentrated Pot.
ash, Babbitt's Celebrated Soap Powder, OF
washing without labor. Warranted to
take the stains out of Table Linen and
Napkins. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
PURIEY your BLoOp by using Ayers Sar.
saparilal, Lindsey's Blood Searcher, Ro.
backs Blood Purifier, DIR. John Bulls Inn
proved Sarsapartlla, ScoyiIl's Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayne's Alternative or Brent
linger's Fluid Extract of sarsapari!le and
DandellioR. For sale by Reed L Kraft
BUrhave's Holland Bitters, Arnold's Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters, Hoststter's Stomach Bitters.
sanfOrd's Liver InyigoratOr, Kenuedy's
Medical Discovery. For sale by Reed and
Kraft.
sirJames Clark's Female Periodicalpils.
EOff's Pills, TOdds Pills, Ayers Pills,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, MOLaue's
and Jayne's Pills, kits Worm Plums,
Frey's Vermifuge, White Wash Brushes.
Scrub Brushes, Paint and Yarnish Brushes,
Hair, Cloth, Nail aud Tooth Brushes In
great variety. For sale by
REED & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling DrnU Stora
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The dense woods along the peninsula
enabled them to leave without being seen
by the balloon.
johnson, Lee and Mngruder were all in
Yorktown on Saturday, holding a council
of war.
We push on with the advance and hope
10 catch them tonight, or at least to de-
moralize their rear with our artillery.
The roads from our encampment to York.
town are laid with torpedoes, calculated to
explode as cavalry and artillery pass over
them.
1t is reported that the last man was seen
to leave Yorktown at half-past four o'clock
this morning.
The large guns of the rebels were mostly
columbiads taken from the Norfolk Navy
Yard. Some of them had been quite re.
Gently mounted, the derricks, ropes, etc.,
remaining with them. The fortifications,
although Of the toughest character, are
very formidable, being surrounded by deep
gorges, across which it is almost impossf.
BILE to pass,
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From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CHkMICAL WRITING FLUID.v

Eve are indebted to Measrr. Z. Barr & Co. for a
supply of Laughlins BushHelds Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for the year past.
ut is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm whose loyalty never for a moment wavered,
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that 1t Is as genuine, as
free, as unfAdng and permanent as their Ink, with
which We make this record,
1--WE use this FLUID because, after being torment
ed with many other black devices, we have found 1t
superior in every respect to any other, either foreign
or home make, aud hence pronounce it the best and
most reliable in the MARKET
LAUGHING BUsHPIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. o. Orr 4 Co. s"s' w.
Reed KRAFT,
Jos. Graves,
Wa. p. McKelYey,
And Book sellers generally. mil
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AN ORDINANCE.

40 uHleld tle UFdlndnee entIIed an Ordinunee Gin
relation TO OrdiHdrieS, LiOHEes of riude Entertain
HIent and Co6ee Houses"
SIC !. Belt ordained by the Council OF the
otsatd city, licenses issued and granted to rdi
naTios and Coffee Houses, during the present mon tn
OF May, shall be paid folows to-wit Oae fourth
part thereofcash; other fourth part thereof ON
or before the Both day OfJune next and the remain.
der on or before the first day Of October next and
stallment Of said license is not paid when due err
ding 70 this ordinance; and 80 much of the 9th sec
tion OF the said Ordinance entitled an Ordinance ain
relation to OrdinarieE houses of private entertain.
ment aud coffee houses" iS inconsistent with and
different from this ordinance. be suspended for and
during the present month OF May
Sec. 9. This ordinances shall be In force FINN and
after the 9th day Of May, 1902.
"a! a eso3py-Ieste; JACOB BURKLE,
lnyorSt CITY C1erL
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New York. May 5.-The steamer North
ern Light, from Aspinwnll, brings $GI5, 900
California treasure.
Our recent victories were celebrated at
Panama, on the 22nd ult., by reception of
the friends of the Union by Consul Nc
The steamer Saranac, Captain Lanman,
fired 81 guns the same day.
Advices from Jamaica report the Ameri-
can schooner Gillian, from Philadelphia,
for. Jamaica, burnt February 10th, by the
pirate Nashville
The South American mail brings moth
ing important.
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~ CouNrY Counr-ErAM1x,r1nv q,

Ia COUNTY COURT EXAMINATION OF
SNYDER, THE ALLEGED COMMENCEMENT. =
The County Court commenced it's session
yesterday morning The only case of i'm.
portance considered was that of the alley.
ed counterfeiter, an old man, from Tus-
caravans County, Ohio, uamed James Sni-
der, whose arrest we noticed couple of
weeks since. The State proved that Snider
had in his possession five hundred and thir-
ty.six dollars of forged notes, in ones and
twos, on the What Cheer Bank, Providence.
Rhode Island, and on the Tradesmens'
Bank, New Haven, Connecticut. He depos-
tied the spurious money with David Kur-
ner, saloon keeper, on Saturday night.
and went with a couple of soldiers to dis.
reputable house in Centre Wheeling
While at this house. he gave one of the SOL
diers counterfeit dollar note, which the
soldier gave to an Italian harpist. On the
Sunday following, Snider went to Kurner
got the money and was arrested shortly af.
forwards by officer Fender. Upon being ar
rested, however, the money was not upon
returned it to the man from whom he re-
his person, Snider saying that he had Just
ceiVed it-one John Anderson, of Ohio
Snider, upon being first arrested blythe of
hcer, denied that his name was Snfder.
Mr.. Aiken, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, testified
that he was cOuversing with snider, ON the
day in question, near the sprigg House,
when a man by the. name of John Ander-
son came along, and asked Snider for the
money which he had given him. snider
went away and shortly afterwards return
ed with sum of money, which he gave to
Anderson in the presence of Aiken. Sni-
der also remarked to Anderson, al used
dollar of your money, by mistake, but here
is another in its place." handing Anderson
a note.
The Court remanded the prisoner for tri-
al, before the Circuit Court, which COM
meuces on Saturday next.
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1rTHE LEorstArUREmeets to-day. Be-
sides giving its assent to the formation of a
new State, for which purpose tits especially
convened the Legislature will re-enact the
swearing bill, which is said to be, by reason
of numerous ineonguities almost, if not en-
tirely void, and of no effect. tits said to
p in persons shall take an
oath but by some mistake in the draughs.
man, has really prescribed no oath.
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bS-THE following members of the Lee
gislaturs were in the city last evening -
Speaker Frost, Messrs. Ruffner and Pat
rick, of Kauawha, Kramer and snider, of
MonOngalia, HOoten and ziun. of Preston,
Davidson, of Taylur, FaruswOrth, of up
shur, Radcliffe, of Wayne, Meyers, of Bar
SOur' Parsons, of Randolph, West, of Wet
eel BOwyer, of Putnam, wetzel, of Ma.
riOn, Trout, of Hampshire, Michael, Of
Hardy, Hager, of Boone, and Croth ers, Of
Brooke,
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B@BAD REBEIs.-GeOrge Bennett, the
guerrilla Captain, and Frederick W. Cher
wing, charged with numbering the brother
of N. c. Arthur of this city in Webster
county, who were recently arrested by
Gen. Milroy, will not be sent to this city.
They are retained at Monterey to be tried
by Military commission and wilIno doubt
be executed.
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R0~DEPARTURE OF the JEssIE Scours..

B0-DEPARrURE OF THE JESSIE scOurs.-
The Jessie Scouts, Captain c. Carpenter,
twenty-hve,iu number, left yesterday morn
ing to join Gen, Fremont. The fancy uni
forms of the officers were laid aside, and
instead they appeared in clothing such as
is worn by farmers and, laborers. Capt. ].
P. Baggs, of the Snake Hunters, accom-
panied the Scouts. aIels 5j..7.
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pB GoHeAwAr.. .COnger's cavalry COM
pany, now encamped on the Island, will leave
to-day fog New Creek station and thence
into service in the field. Their departure
will leave the city almost soldierfess-only
one company, Capt. Overs, remaining.
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend ths 2Ith Section Of an Ordnance M NE
Guy, entitled '.AH Ordinance an relation 10 Ord
narfeS, Homer Gf Private Entertainment ami
C99ee Ho4Ssa," and found on page 100 of tbs
PrIHied uot'tH1e 9th 0rtiiHRRteI Of the CITY
sEG. i: Be Il ordained by the Council Of tbeCitv
o. wheeling, That the t2T) twenty-seventh section
an ordinance OF the city, mentioned In the title or
tnlS Ordinance be, and the IL hereby amended
ana reordained. 80 as to read las fOlIOwH TO viii
ardent spirits wines, malt or intoxicating Iiouors
Of any kind, TOT any slave without an order fruu hi
or Der MASTER or to any apprentice or to any minor
under the age OF nineteen (9J years without an or
DER from the master, parent or guardian OF such
apprentice, or minor, OF from some person having
ne care or legal control Of the same he or she 10
onending, shall forfeit and pay the City the sum
Of Twenty (2O) dollars for every such offence
Sec. 9. This Ordinance shall be In force from and
copy teste: JACOB BURKLE
myb-St 2 City CLERK
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Min Fnr Rant

TTIHE undersigned WI rent one half Of the Ra.
VensWoOd FIGURING Mills 70 a practical miller,
the mini with him, or II two should apply he will
rent the Wh0l6 mllfor year. Said mill Il EltuA.
ted IN the town Of RAVensWO0d, on the river bank,
ing at ali stages Of th0riTer. This mill e In dnO
wheat gt0NIng section has three run Of bura and 4
capable Of doing large custom and merchant bush
meas. The mill has good reputation In the BasteFn
na aPss Ravsav0od, js i; Il n CAV CO. S..
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G.. B. McCLELLAN,
Mai. Genl.

BALTINoRE May 5.-Our Old Point letter
says that the MerrImRc remained out till
four o'clock yesterday afternoon and then
disappeared behind Sewall's Point. Since
her last appearance, she has had ram 20
feet in length added to her bow.
n. MERCER, the French Minister arrived
at Yorktown on Sunday morning in a spe-
cial boat from Washington.
The French steamer Gapandi, was TO go
up to Yorktown for him last night.