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aCEDE,y at III LTEN fL:. or H.. Misst. snnj
Riysr VII open Its second seas Sept 50 1s6a s,fhre
znlaf Coll. Eia1: Atadcglic Auu PRIMARY Cia,ses,
le College cot s Ut tselre ~sp-E! nccd l. Cd.
srs md + G: 1rsrs thoF9n. .pront ent the he-st
san Cto) nln,e and attractive Military Enea.
Iceltent Hnd well furnished a!1N'r due G, ln1a
e.r at:tn1un Of parents and :,ua.,ana The largest
ulsftt' tion Of tia ci~e mt character tn the tnou.
Instruction III FrttEf f1r:f7i aud E},nh ulll tree
to C4:.t- nls' in nRItLLEEY aud tSFASrns (s,sa-y
and isl,tl IAc7!cs z"uAxE and FANCY bt!Lts aud
IN II orus- TFr@s-*.ai per Echoo' :eny 70. 10 .rl,
furnished room, tu lights, waslfng aud tul.son Ia
.y5ry department, payable quarterly In aivance
rsGHts frum 'ond room and hnard under the
Circulars address D. i. COVERT. President. Enlt,a
Ii. se2+nSteSG
, 1862-09-12

nEAEFGRN S9MIN AIRY. 90
- WABASH AVESEE-The next term OF this
ln.ntnticn ; II s ~. open on AuSoeI. Sent I'm. r.
onesthtrd less ill., teretof sre. Crc1arsc. re -
taited by calling a the mary by addressing tht
Principal through the Post t,ttre.
ku1At1pf-1l z, GROVER Priactpa1
, 1862-09-12

ESTATE OF ASHLEY Gill;
IL BERT. DECEASED Publ: nntlce is hereby
given to all claims Haiaat fhs. estate
Of As;e Gb+rt =: ass d. 70 pre!snt thc stsn. fo-
aCjudc ,tio5 All sntteueut tn the October Term Of
ta Coun.Y Court e ,vk Cnnnsy. holden at the
ou't Hcast. in the C!.y of chicago. on ths third
Monday Qctaner 4 y 1ant, .,..
Chicago Aug. 19ta 162. ana0 s731l6~
, 1862-09-12
NTATF OF ILLINOIS, C0TNCY


nF COpK. ss.-supe1io1 Court Of Ch'cago
November T=Fu. leF2 James Saunm.rs and Ed yard
S'at tiq a. = t,r.19 Rose, Daniel Estoi7 VT ltau
pE.n', Eo~ssd SsaltI; Thom+s scnI'y Patrick Dann,
Pro1t, William Psouk, Ellen P;out, Otho Kleuss
J-sept E. Sl- field atatbeE Jordan aad BrldEst + ~
his efe. John Pre4t Atct sci Pkout Ms tsson
William 1eeshn ant Jaf Leeaon-
Ahda.tt that Q to Alemm+ Joseph e. 6hr r1e?d
Matthew Jordan BEidgt tJo dan. hts VIE Joha Pruut
EdEazc scul3 AID .5ichAel FfonL dee ldauts .ooye
n'Dt4 afe ncn'Ees!dEnta, and tnat Mary Leeson vii
liam Lex 8rn. and John L-eate defrpdnpts Shove
named, en- dnF 1usn r. caa1ot be fouud hay1ue been
fir fu the fce OF the Gle OF s1d sup?rt1r Cont
Of Chicago. Notice Is hereby gfveo to the eafd tso
hleDm. aph f. Sheffield, Matthew Jordan Bridget
3u1t an. his Wfe, j. hn Pfont M,ch.el Prcut M. y
Leeson, William Le+s son. John Lseson Edward
5sny That TIE comp}aina1ts d1ed their oll Of con-
pthlnf n sed Cou On thr Ch ance1y side Ehereoz
tne nth day Of AuEu5t, LIZ, and inst snmmous
tnf,eut On II uad out salt Court dRst sad deEau
dSots ret11na"le on the 1t M,Qday OF November
next {ef2}, Ae ls by l6T rtQ1'r-d-
Nov. unls ss yo1, the sar orno keG1m. Joseph 3
SGeft Id. Matthew il EGat. Bridget JoEet, g7fa,
John PIont, Michael Prcat, MaT1 Leesn, william
silly be :. epEeaE :. fore sas4 s1psrs COST q Chi
tee:etf 70 be ,den st Cnicaao IA satd C9aat7; On
or demRr to the a1id nplanee:s hl. Of complaint
SAM, and the attera aud Their In chntd
and rtated VII be takeE a. f-sae4, aud d=eres
entered at yo1 acco fd'Hg u the pr4yer Of said
bill .THDMaS B. .CAEIEss, Clerk
D. n. EVKEHAN. Coynn1.t.s SDffr. AulEtiAtAv
, 1862-09-12

FRENCH COPYING INK

new Eupuly of thts much called for and beautiful
ssdc!e which will moKe THREE 1APRE53lOaa y
QV9 tur saie at
MUNsON'S, $40 Lake street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.

Three Hundred Thousand Federal
Troops on the GShcred Soil"
The following editorial article from the
New York Commercial Advertiser contains
some interesting and significant state.
ments:
The public will be agreeably surprised
by learning that, instead of wasting his
whole strength-tully seventy thousand
men-uPon the fugitives aud guerrillas in
the rear Of the rebel army retreating from
Manassas, Mcdowell has executed a splen-
did flank movement, by which he has
thrown the greater portion of his force
from the Orange and Alexandra to the
richmond and Fredericksburgh Railroad (;
and that he is now within sixty miles of
the rebel capital, with no great force Of the
enemy in front, flank or rear. This stem il
a turning of the tables upon themselves.
while it reduces the distance to RicLmond
by fully one-half of that by wav of
Gordonsyille. AS to the destination of
McDowell's army, we suppose the reader
can make 1t out in three guesses.
Meantime Gen. Banks is literally chasing
the insurgents down the Valley of Virginia.
The latest dispatches represent them as
making from Harrisonburg mot Harris
buFg) for Gcrdonsville, which Is scarcely
thirty-hye miles distant in a direct line
If jackson has left the Valley, Gen. Banks
will either proceed southwest to Staunton
on the Central Railroad, or follow him
across the Blue Ridge southwest-wardly to
GordonsVille- The latter movement. we
judge, is most probably but the nature of
the pass across the mountains may inter.
pose obstacles for time.
AT the present moment we have. there
Is reason to believe, three hundred thous-
and men in Eastern and Central Virginia.
nearly twothirds of whom are under Gen
Mcclellan. What will be done with and
by these immense hosts we cannot under
take to say. But being two to one in
number of the insurgcnts, and no unor-
gnnized mobs, but thoroughly trained sol.
dters, well equipped and eager for the fray.
one may feel Mt ease as to the final issue
A few days will develop other arrange.
ments, which may be safely commitment
ed without danger of giving aid and com
fort to the foe. Should the capture of
Ulm by Napoleon, of Douelsou by Grant.
and Island No. 10, by Pope and Foote, be-
equaled by that of rebel armyin the tide
water section some dark night, the world
will probably hear of it ia due time. TIN
then, faith and patience, as heretofore. re-
member that Yorktown is historic ground.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
Operations OF Gen. mitchell.

tr hUNHSNlLLEt ALAs3 "A pt1l ~.
Hon. E n. Stanton, SeczetGr1 of War
On yesterday the enemy having cut our
wires and attacked during the night, one
of our brigades, deemed it my duty-to
head in person the expedition against
Bridgeport. started by train of cars in
the morning, followed by two additional
regiments ofInfantfy and two companies of
Cavalry. found that our pickets had en-
gagged the enemy's pickets four miles from
Bridgeport, and after a sharp engagement,
in which we lost man killed, drove them
across stream whose railway bridge l
had burned, with four regiments of Infan-
try, two pieces of Artillery, dragged by
hand and two companies of Cavalry. At
, o'clock in the afternoon we advanced to
the burnt bridge and opened our fire upon
the enemy's pickets on the other side, thus
producing the Impression that our advance
would be by railway. This accomplished
the entire force was thrown across the
county about mile, and put on the road
leading from Stevenson to Bridgeport.
The whole column now advanced at a
very rapid pace. Oar cavalry scouts at
tackled those OF the enemy, and forced them
from the Bridgeport Road. We then sue
ceeded in making complete surprise, de-
liberately forming our line of battle on the
crestiOf a wooded hill, within FIVE hundred
yards of the works, constructed to defend
the bridge. At our FIRE the guards broke
and ran. They attempted to blow up the
main bridge, but failed. They then tried
to fire the further extremity, but volunteers
at my call rushed formard, in the face of
their fire, and saved the bridge. Prom the
Island 10 the main shore we could not save
it 1t is of small moment, however, its
length being only about 450 feet. So
Prisoners taken report five regiments of
infantry and eighteen hundred cavalry, sta
toned at the bridge
This campaign is ended, and now occu-
py Huntsville, in perfect security, while all
of Alabama, north of the Tennessee River,
haunts no flag but that of the Union.
o. II. MITCHELL,
rigadier-General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
the Heroic Fr.s stnta..

The Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge con.
cludes late letter as follows<
You, brethren, are accustomed to feel
that the ardent aud intrepid cooperation
loyal men in the slave States has been n
mighty help to you In the work thus far
accomplished; nor are you mistaken in
this. But on The other hand, you ntust nsr-
er forget, for an instant, that Il teds he hero
&c loyalty Of the free States that saved The
nation. Kentucky tvouEd this day be a deso-
tdtiOn out for the loo, 900 North en- men. to6o
came to The aid Of our 30, 900 or 10000 soE-
ttters, ready to perish before an overpotreriing
host Of traitors. The safety of the nation
Is weakened by every conception that there
was any human power but the heroism of
the North that could have ayerted the fate
prepared for 1t by u revolt snch as no ma
ton ever before suppressed i' q p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

More Union victories is the order of the
the day. Fe: | Macon, (Ga,, } has capitula-
ted, and hOnssred itself by once more com
ing under tie stars and stripes. Didn't
Old Abe tell! the South in his inaugural
that he wOuai "repOssess" the forts aud
other property of the United states2 OF
course he dig aud that's what is the mat
ter.
We have Interesting particulars to-day
of the surrttndsr Of New Orleans, iuclu.
ding the den, and for the surrender and tue
reply. Also news from Corinth that the
rebels had Ievacuated and retired upon
Memphis. also an account of an action
in Gen. Mit{hsll's Department In Alabama.
For particulars of this and other highly
interesting news We refer the reader to an
other colulan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

tits asserted that the Merrimaci has
been provided with wedges, wherswitli it
is proposed to wedge the tower the
Monitor, 50 that it shall no longer ,re.
Yolve. This is aniexcellent plan, quite
as effective as that suggested by Rsop's
rat to the assembly Of those vermiin met
to deliberate on measures against = cot
when he said, BELL the cat!6 -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

1t is reported that the news of the cap,
ture of New Orleans was received in Beau.
regards camp on the 9th, and that two
Louisiana regiments, which were required
by the CONSUMPTION law to serve for two
years longer, laid down their arms;
whereupOn Beauregard detailed four reei-
ments to guard them IS prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
Removal.
Aetna Insurance Co. of Wheeling
100 CARRIAGES.

e9s9ssa say to their old customers and The pubic
IN general that they have now on hand, aud in
course OF hnishing 100 Carriages consisting Of b.
ronches, RocknWays, Phaetons, Prince Alberts Ton
and no top RuEgies, ail OF which are OF the iate.
styles, most improved patterns and Of the best MA
terra! and workmanship. All will be warranted to
give tue utmost Satiltaction- ap2S-SmdGW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

Tue Buchhannon resolutions which we
published yesterday have the ring of the
genuine mefdl. There is no discount on
the people iOf upshur county. When a
people vote las they did in the late election
we know thht resolutions like those are no
unmeaning phrases or ''glittering general
ties" They mean what they say.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
The Capture of New Orleans.
Between the Flag
Omcer and the Mayor of the cts,
tBy Telegraph to the Iuteillgeneerl

10y Telegraph 10 the lutelligeneeF.l
T WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following cor
respondence, together with the announce
ment of the surrender of Fort Macon. in
North Carolina, is taken from the Rich
mond Inquirer of yesterday, which city il
reached by telegraph. The correspondence
is between the Mayor of New Orleans and
Farragut, the command ing officer of the
federal squadron:
o. S. FLAG SHIP HARTFoRD,
orr NV. ORLEANS, April &c, 1862.
TO ms EretlteHcy, The N0yor Of he City OF
ReIC 0rledns:
Sir: Upon my arrival before your city
had the honor to send to your honor
Capt. Bailey, U. $. NJ, second in command
OF the expedition, TO demand of you the
surrender of New Orleans to me as the
representative of the Government of the
Uuited States. Capt. Bailey. reported The
result of an interview with yourself and
the military authorities. It must occur to
your honor that it is not within the prov
ince of naval officer to assume tue duties
of a military commandaut.
came here to reduce New Orleans In
obedience to the laws of, and to vindicate
the Offended majesty of the Government OF
the United States. Tue rights of persons
aud property shall be secured there.
fore demand of You, as its representative,
the unqualified surrender of the city, and
that the emblem of sovereignty of the
United States be hoisted over the CITY Hall,
the Mint and Custom House, by meridian
this day. All flags and other emblems of
sovereignty, other than those ofthe United
States, to be removed from all tile public
buildings by that Ioar. 17
| particularly request that you shall ex-
ercise your authority to quell disturbances,
restore order, and call upon the good peo--
pie of New Orleans to return al once 10
their Vocations and particularly demand
that no person shall be molested in person
or property for protesting sentiments OF
loyalty to their Government.
! shall speedily and severely punish anv
person or persons who shall commit such
outrnges as were witnessed yesterday, OF
armed men firing upon helpless women and
children for giving expression to their
pleasure at witnessing the old flag.
am, very respectfully,
Your lObedient servant.
lSigned, d. G. PARRAGUT.
Flag Officer West Gulf Squadron.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

preaching battery was 100 feet distant.
the morlars 400 feet, and entirely con
cealed from the fort.
The garrison we're allowed the hpnOrs of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

THR Delaware State journal, (wilming-
toni the leading Wing and conservative
organ in ether days, announces. broadly
the readiness ofthe Uniouists of Delaware
to accept The broad issue made up by the
rebellion on the one hand
and the Presidents Emancipation message
on the othnr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
u rom OF aUARASTr.

Of, do hereby guaranty, should the mo.
P9 IN; o! ,-.-- be accepted, that h Tor thew
BOND or We will pay to the United States the los
bid and the next higher VS. SOi '"e"l
Proposals will be endorsed ON the enveIone UtIlro
posals for Fresh Beef" and directed 10
CAPT. j. W. DARRIGER
Comfy Of Subsistence o. 81 A.
uyo-Lu D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
EvaouatIon or CorIntI, Connrn,.,,

n, =, tUNIhI'ss NIUNKOKI May 30.
TO hon. E. II. Stanton, See'y Of la:
have just received a dispatch from
Gen. Mansfield, to the effect that Eve ne.
groes have arrived from Portsmouth,
They report that Fort Macon was taken ON
Friday, the 25th inst.
Gen. Beauregard had evacuated Corintb
and fallen back on Memphis.
It Is reported that Commodore Tatnall
and the principal officers of the Merrimac
have resigned. There are no other steam
ers there.
[sigaed,l J. E. wOOI, Maj. Gep,l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
CHEMICAL WRITING FIUTD
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AZ me e Capitol Of Virginia they mss the
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thirty cents Is the retail price for pints Of tbs
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nsa kers Eho want an indelbIe Ink, should n.a n I
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
Proposals for Furnishing fresh Beef
h. to Troops in the Field,
p 9; 8, MoUNEAlN DEPLETED,


wheeling, Va, May I, 1863. I
SEALEO Proposals will be received at this ofice
~ TIL O'Clock p ~, the 18th inst for iarniSll-
ing all the FREsH BEER that may be required for
troops In the held, eOmprisng the BrRades OF Gems
Sehenck, Blenker and Miroy, now operating n a
SonthertJ direction from New Greek Station 81 so.
y, NJ a. blSeF for two months, commencing ON the
ist day Of June. The Beef to be Of good, whole
some quality, aud to be delivered in et1R portions
OF lore and hind quarters (neeks and Sanks exclude
go IN such quantities a. MAJ be required 6y the
Commiss4rtss OF the respective Brigldes. The pro-
Dable total quantity to be delivered each week will be
lSO,OOO Ponuds The contractor will be fe1ufred To
Keep anAgent near the Headquarters Of each Brigade
WIN an 9dequate supply cattle constantly on hand
ready 70 MI orders from the COntnfssary Of the
brigade. Payments will be made monthly for the
quality dsuySFSd, on the presentation OF the
Brigade CommiGslries' receipts therefor The nc
eePted bids VIII form the basis OF written contract
OF ire usual form and conditions Bond In the sum
o. DlUIOl twenty thousand dollars with two sure
Ties, whose individual responsibility for the above
SUM shall be certified to by the Clerk Of the Cont
where they reside, will be required. Proposals must
De by the oath Ofalegiance ofthe party
making the bid. Proposals from a hrm must sbecIfy
ne names and residences OF the individuals COM
posing It. Each proposal must be accompanied by n
written guaranty signed by the party making the
pa and the proposed sureties The certi6catFS
Of responsibility above referred to- must sc.
company the guaranty. ~
tts FORM OF dUARANTY. f--s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

The Richmond Enquirer contains The
following: '''
WrLNISGToS, April 29.-Fort Macon snr.
rendered conditionally on Sunday last. A
portion Of the garrison arrived here al 10
O'Clock last night It reported that Coi
White saved all the public papers. The
officers were allowed TO take their si5s
arms: Seven of our men are reported
killed and a number wounded.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Fort Macon surrendered on Friday. the
25th inst, after a Commandment Of ten
hours and half. The batteries were
planted behind heavy sand banks. The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
HEIMsTREET's
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
SugarMiIIsa EYapOratOrS,
PRYOR & FROST
2I& 2aMnin. n.

4
SV0OLD call the attention Of Farmers tuter.,,5.
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tl91 and sale by the let Of May and III Io J'ssi
NM s9Egnnm are urgently Invited 70 inspect lie
itls Ana HEaPoFAtorS a. well as SafuDIoS IN AZ
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r AuaHLNs BUMP1ELD's eelsb,,,.d NJ;
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

For st. Louis q Upper HIIssissiDpi,
IT, THE PINE STEAMER 81. CLOUn,
DlovO, Master, will leave as aboSs ~,
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ESE ", ILeisht or passage apply on board or to
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Mowers vs5Lt and Reapers!

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m0ebfns - ~ LeihoEtngR sinEle bolt or nnt 1i
me- frsro Sau4 ne transported ready Tor ins,s
ooB,Wos LEU 20 Held or farm to farm a. TeadiIS' ~
pISr5 6tSc tne hngeP bar 6 made Of iSfSti ~,
etiFe5 ~ are peculiar to tls mower AMI r. ~
and iii5 g Nv tney. arc made Of wrought jro,
viii ~ steeIj the Importance OF fhiS n. t
annoSS, recognized by those Who Nv
uSelS ne cost and Trouble Of the east Oen
49, ~ oIher machines ARnin. ITb;Is S 49, " gers
no sef We also f1rniSh vben 6SstSSS 4
chRSer H. ng Attachment thus RiyinuS ~ N
chine We =, L4Ee OF single or Combined nH
exnerEsnII every machine and dfi-S,S .i
china " ~ years have never had Sinoi ie
comment i1..tS I'VE therefore feel tnSti6ei n "
Al classes Of farmers 9t-'s''4i9 70 tue wants Of
IN, THE RUoKEYE, Jr.,
IsFs az oeS sq "a e the very low price Of
city And 49, Of draIt, 0onTenieDes si VIZ
the 6eI5 Raoulty Is uneqnalled by anVthjn.
thsi- Farmers wanting q machine nSI,st yet Ia
S%ets early there Will be I,rt Ssnd In
IsSaT sSglis thiP season. Sample macLI UNITED
Onins al. John TlIoburns, corner ~ NJ, can he
SH lIly streets, Wheeling. - AiaFk't and
D. J. SAITH. a
Gp50 thE0. n. GORRRLL
agents Tor AanuflcfDrc,
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