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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
HOW He DRALs IN FORAGE.

"You pitch your camp in bis netghbor.
hood He has straw stack, half thistIes
and the rest weeds. You are 10 hurry,
aud the Quartermaster is busy; be wont
sell anything, and you take what you want
he suggesting that as the easiest course
and talking good natuTedly while your
men 90 of with the straw. The next day
he goes to Baltimore, tells his own story to
General Wool, and you get reprimRnd fol
pillagiug. Consequence is, our Maryland
farmer gets twenty dollars ton for four
times ae much straw as he ever had. This
be thinks better for him than honest
weight"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
Sale OF YaluabIe Real Rstate,

I WILL cell on Monday, The frst day Of Deesahsr,
L 1st2, At the Court House Tor Ohio county, Viz
nia, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following property "
ing in the city OF Wheeling, VIZ:
Lot numbered one hundred aud nine on, Market
street Also lot numbered One hundred and ten, On
northeast corner, owned ny the Disciples Church
Als0, lot numbered one hundred aud = ty-luO, on
Market street, bel the inst lot south Of the resi-
deuee Of James R. Baker. Also, the half Of lot
numbered two hundred and nineteen, corner 81 z Oh
and Third streets.
This property al Hes in the Fifth Wand, aud is the
best for residences IN the city. -a-- - =
TLRNs-Ope-fourth TO be paid In cash, the balance
In four annual instlln0nts, With interest from date
the purchaser 70 pay all expenses Of roeOrdink &c-
Deeds OftTus with negotiable notes. to be given for
deferred ptyments.
DOT26-td DANIEL @, LIST.
ED-staats Z=itung copy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
DIED,

On Thursday night, the 9th inst, In the 39th OF
lsr age REBEcCA JAM wife OF B. W. Lancaster, and
daughter OF William aud Lydia Holiday.
The funerAlwl take place to-day at o'clock from
her late residence Main street, Center Wheeling
The friends Of the family earnestly requested to
attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29

" hen your camp is in the ueighborhood
of his house he sends you presents of
peaches, pies and worm eaten apples. He
cultivates your acquaintance and allows dis
slaves 10 sell you milk, aud then in a little
while be puts in his bill for all his presents,
aud asks you a monstrous price; and when
he charges you with gallons of milk where
you had quarts, he cOOIly assumes that you
shall pay for all be sends by his negro, and
then, when you tell him to go where he ia
not due until he departs this life, he comes
down several pegs aud calls it a misunder.
stnniinr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
CARBON OIL.
ONE HUNDRED BBLs. CARBON OIL for salea
" noV26-2w c. l. ZANE 4 COS.
FORAGE WANTED.

CiEALED PROPOsALSats invited until December
= 4th, 1869 for furnishing the QuATtermaster's De
partmsut Of the ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
with the following stores, viz:
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ESQ.,
OOO) BUSHELS or SHELLED CORN in sacks.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 200 OO0) BUSHELS
OF CORN In the ear, seventy T0l pounds to the bush
el, in sacks
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND (aOO,OOO) BUSH
Ills OF OATS, In sacks, thirty-two C5a) pounds 10
the buShei.
TWO THOUs IND 2OOOJ TONS OF BALED Ray.
The foregoing articles must all be OF good sound.
msrchhntable quality. They must be delivered af
Galllpos. Ohio. One half thereof within thirty t3OI
and oIe half within sixty t6Ol days from date OF
award.
Proposals for ave thousand 5OOOl bushels of grain
any t5O tons OF hay upwards will be consider-
sd Preparations must state the quantity offered and
the place Of residence Of the bidder, and be &C
c0mPAnied by guarantee Of least two responsible
persOns that the Vender viii fulhu bis e0utHaet If
/ awarded to him. Awards will made at 10 o'clock
at noon OF December 4th, 1852. Successful bidders
will be notified After the award Is made a.
ppssble. Written contracts will in all eases be Gu
tered into. aud contractors will be required to give
lOnds for the faithful performance Of their contracts
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Forage
and be addressed the undersigned At GaI.fpOIiS.
Ohio. The right to reject any portion or all bids s
reserved No bid will be noticed where bidders fail
to comply with the foregoing requirements.
G. MOULToN,
hoV26-td Capt and Asst. QuArtermAster.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
NEW ADVERYISEM'NTS

NOTICn.-The usaabsrs q the Fir5s
49, Battalion Court Of Inquiry, sth Regiment
Va Militia, will meet At the Grand jury RO0Gl q Tie
Court House on Tuesday evening. Deeember 3, 1sel
BY Orderof Lieut.. Col. o. D. Hubbanl, President.
nOS29-St >, p. HILDRETH, Reg mental OK.
aT-PFess COPY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29

The Maryland ssesssIOnist Farmer.
An army correspondent OF the Buffalo
EzPrt,s has made the following graphic
sketch of the Maryland farmer, which is
said to square with the experience of our
officers:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
coALl CoALl COAL!
PROPOsITIONTO COAL DIGGERs

A. AYEETINq OF the Owner. aud Lessee. OF
Il
ReaoIUsd, unanimously. That As Wo uuderStADd the
dIggers In the Rolling Mil Hanks have the OdeF OF
an increase Of wages, we propose TO give our coal
diggeFs the same price and will receive the coal
from them the sAm9 - At the mill banks
Wheeling, Nov. 2s, 1852 boV2q-it
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29

Thattreason. breeding sheet-the Wheel.
ing Press-endeavors to cast suspicion on
the legality of the call for our special cleo
lfou, by saying. it is ''only that of an indi-
vidual who appends the cabRlisIic letters
S. NJ. C. to his name" Whoever doubts
the import of said appended Letters" is
either knave or fool. All, Ar. Pres,
you can dupe none here-your contemptt-
BILE 'tricks" are too well uuderstood-tce
think "HOSEsrr the best policy. Point
Rldsaht Register.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29

We learn that the Wheeling Pres is ion
its last legs" 1t don't pay in Western
Virginia to kespa Secesh grocery like that.
-FdirmoRt NGtioHGl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
Cheap Dry Goods
Just Received at
JOHN ROEMER'S,
NO. 33 MAIN STREET,
Center heeliuR.

center w neellu&.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND SELLING
IN AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
French MerinOs figured and plain. Of ali eOOrS and
shades.
sa1ouy and British Dre.. GOods in great variety
OF styles.
A large assortment of Pri ted De LANES in Ana
line eOlors
Thibet NsriuoS. Persian Cloths, AIpaeoas.
$50 pieces Of the best clllcOa At 20 cts pet gard
SO pieces Ofthe best cAlicOs at Is cts per yard
500 pieces Bleaehed and Brown sheetiugs and
ShIrtings.
IS pieces Shifting Checks, Twesds and Hickory
PlAnnels The largest stock Ia the city OF Re Vel
low, White. striped, Plaid, Grey, And the 6nest
French shifting FlAnnels,j Just received.
Cloth for OlOaks, OASsimeres, SAtinets, Jeans and
TweedS.
Ladies' Cloth CoakS 10 great variety.
The htOck Of Furs, HIctOrnes, Muffs, Cui :, Capes
Collars and Ladder Hoods cannot be excel ed in the
city. -
shaWls, long and square. Of every style aud quail
~ IN great abundance.
Hosiery, Embroidery. White Goods, a large stock
lFancy WsOlen Goods, sontaEs, Hoods, NubIas,
Comforts. Ladies' and deutE MerinO Vests, Hoop
skirts. Dress Trimmings and Notions too numerous
Please eail If yOu wish to get great bargains
novS9 JOHN RoEMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29

.Ood guard oar hAE, and keep each star
q iIlieh stripe - bright IS DOW thsy HATsS :
6sfIIInaka Il Lad oar ranks in war,
8fiU noas NSOys Saeh patriots grave,
- Dsath 70 the traitor that HO1Id darp
Fotrail IT through the dust Of shanS.
An nonoSt hearts its lot Will shArs
And IolIow Il 70 Death OF Fans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
ADMINIsTRATOB,s sALF.

Wheeling, Nov. 2s, 1852 bov2o-lt
-
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
+ WILL SELL on Monday, the hrst day Of Deem
L Der, 1862, ~ the Court HOuss. all OF the house
hold and kitchen furniture belonging TO the estate
Of Jefferson L SangstOn, deceased. Sale TO COM
menee at 10 O'clock In the morning.
no7aa.2t ADoSzo LoR1No. Administrator.
Notice.
CIScISHAFI, November 2S,h, 1864.
GIRL transmit herewith copy Of letter from TIE
- secretary Of the Treasury: and uuder the au-
thodty therein eonieTre5 on me, Jon are hereby re.
auested 10 exercise the same supSrvisfon over Shf-
meutH made from, passing through your city 70
points places the north side OF the Ohio river
As the regulations Of August 18th 1862 require TO Be
observed in relation to lhipmens to the south side OF
that river. But In earning out this request you
Ulll make the following exceptions, tOWit "Ho per
mits will be required for shipments 10 any place
above Wheeling nor Marietta, POmer0y. Gallip0-
lis ProetorsVs, Irouton, Portsmouth, Kipy, or New
Richmond"
am. Very Respectfully, Your obi sery't,
special Agent of the TIeasury Department.
To THOMAS HoESnnooK Surveyor Of Customs.
cvsrox HousE. WaEEL1Eg, VA
November 18th, 1904
In Consequence OF the above on and amer this day
all Goods, Wares Merchandise In transit and dss-
tined otherwise than herein excepted, must have =
permit from duly authorized ofeer Of the Customs
and In where Bills OF LadiDg used said per-
NIT must be attached thereto, under seal Of this ONCE
THOs HORRBROOK.
,,5 Surveyor of Customs Peri Of wheeling, Va.
STANPs ROR BRAIDING PATTERNS received
- to-day. Ladies will please call and examine
'''' : - D. NIcoLL BRO,
news loo Main street.
DHoTOeRAPH ALBUMS received to-day.
ii large aud beautiful assortment Of Photograph
Albums just the thing for holiday presents At the
Variety store OF ID. NICOLL 4 BRO.
noUS9 log Main street
IJEARTH BROoMs, just received at the variety
III store OF D. NICOLL & BRO,
noT29 100 Main Street.
r AIDES LEATHER sATCHHLs. different si1es
IL and prices at the Variety Store Of
D. NICOLL BRO
nOV29 100 Main street.
DAsKETs-we have just received n large assort-
ID ment Of fine Baskets, Basket Work Stands, Chill
drens' Chairs and Nursery Baskets.
D. NIcoLL BRO.
nOTs9 lO9 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29
200 oLoaA8B6S;g 6oAka,,

Just Teeel7ed iron New York, 81
novao Us. RHODE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-29

d OFTERNUTi CASSIMERE.
JUST RECEIVED from Tyler county pieces a
u the above "fashiopable g6Ods'
nOV38 ic Us RHODES
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

Manson, Wisconsin. April 2lst Pom
eight TO nine hundred prisoners arrived here
10 das by special Train from Chicago They
are quartered NJ Camp Randall, guarded by
three companies Of the Wisconsin 18th repi-
ment.
The Executive Department received ihi-
morning the ~ .tlinr announcement oi the
death OF GOV. Louis T.. Harvey, drowned At
Savannah. TeIneS>e. On Saturda, night.
while stepping from one boat 10 another
The body j. nor vet recovered. The State
Offices are closed for The day. and hags are
az half mast.
Gov. Harvey nas "A native OF Connecticut
~ wears of age. was a member of the Con
yention which framed the Constitution of the
! State. and for several wears = leading mem
her OF the State Senate. At the time OF his
death he Was engaged ia the humane object
Of ministering 10 the wounded at Pittsbnrg
Landing. having taken with him an immense
amount OF hospital stores donated at his sug-
~gestion, by the citizens Of Milwaukee and
Ja1estille. His successor i Lieut.. TO
Edward Solomon Of Milwaukee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
Night Dispatches.
FROM ST. LOUIS.


81. Louis. April GA riot occurred in
east st. Louis, Saturday night. in which three
men we're injured.
Ia consequence OF high water in tho iise r
the Inhabitants stopped up the culyert on the
Ohio i Mississippi railroad, to prevent the
town from being submerged.
The Road Master. fearing that the track
would be washed away. proceeded with some
track hands. To remove instructions. They
sere met by a crowd who ordered them of.
The matter was referred to the Provost
Marshal, who sent over a guard ofsixty men
TO aucli the disturbance and protect the rail-
road men. They found seventy-fve or a
hundred men, assembled TO prevent the oh
~ftructions from being removed. The crowd
was ordered away, but refused 20 go. and
the guard advanced. Several shots were
fired at them, but no one was injured. The
guard then charged b~syonets in the crowd.
and three men we're injured; one seriously.
q Yesterday Col. Parsons and Mr. Bacon
President Of the Road went over TO examine
into the matter, and decided to allow the OBJ
-tructions TO remain, n their removal IN.
volved the destruction OF "A vast amount OF
property. IL il doubtful whether the EN-.
bsnkment of the road will prevent the town
from being submerged, a. tho road ms
nearis overlooked in several p'aces.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
FROM WASHINGTON.


SPECIAL TO TIL HERALD
,SutxcroS. April 2uth.-Our forces. an.
aor Gen. Anger. still occupy the heights of
Falmouth. opposite and commanding The city
of fredericksburg.
On FRIDAY afternoon, Lieut.. Wood, OF. zen.
King's taft. Lieut.. Campbell. of the 4th ar
tillerv. and Mai. Dufie, of Hams light cav
alry, crossed the Rappahannock under a fag
of truce. and communicated with the mum
cipal authorities Of the city, all OF whom re-
main. The City Council had called a meet.
ing alter the appearances OF cur force-. and
APPOINTED a committee consisting of the
Mayor. Mr.. Slaughter, three members IRON
each Board. and three citizens, 10 confer With
our General relative 10 the occupation OF
Prsdencksburg and the protection of proper
~. The Council. NJ the came time, adopted
a resolution that the city, since the adoption
~ the ordinance OF secession. had been un-
animously In favor of di-union. and Was still
attached to the Confeleracy; su~rrendering
only upon conditions Of protection to private
property.
Arrangements we're perfected for a meet
ing bet~ cen the Committee and Gen. Anger.
to be held yesterday afternoon.
From citizens Of Fredericksburg, Nho have
crossed over 10 Falmouth by small skifs.
much valuable Information has been derived.
Most of these affirm that % soon n Ne take
possession Of the CITY, and there i no fear OF
the return Of the rebels. a majority OF The
remaining citizens wlll be iouud loyal.
Grain and other forage. - stored In the im
mediate vicinity OF Fredericksburg much OF
which belongs To the rebel array.
The enemy. besides destroying the ord
ges. barnei the sioamer- Logan. Virginia
AMI ~. Nicholas. and twenty schoonef-l
loaded Nth corn
The ST. Nicholas. a all De remembered
wss captured by the French lady and his &C
complies, IN Che apeake Fay lat year.
Cen. Shields has been nominated a. Naiol
General.
The latest advices from Fort Monroe, re
eeived Al the War Department. state tia
ali - quiet. There - NO Merrimac yet.
IL II ascertained. from another source. tina
Fort " ool and SewalI's Point exchange
-hots. Yesterday afternoon. but 10 barn
soDe.
Tn. de.,cn of t.en Mcdowell 10 advaac
upon fredericksburg - Probably not AitO~
- more than \ hall 4 ioyen PERSONS IA Wash
,ngton. and they strictly kept ths secret
The occupation of The -uburb- 81 the to~
was The hrst news concerning y Oar ifool
are nos IA fall occupation.
,sal~eroS. April n ->a,ariay at'e'
noon. he President. Secretary ~taDien. see
eha-~. Cap. Dshlgren. and u u fieid
Se~ lofk vrut d0en ne Potomac - 81
nesenne sfeamsa Mi4mi. - Aoqu'a css~
Gsn Neftovcit caiac over Early the ne
morn.nx. ani accompanied tho President
Nsshiurton Ne Gil immeiis'eif ran :
h. h.aAqaart@rs from Csiieii- ~'a'lsn
Fge.tsrs~t sharr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

\ notorious h~uerilla named Fred. Chan
ming has been captured b. : cavalry COM
panv under Gen. Milroy.
&c. FREMONT.
Mai. Gen. Coindg.
Carr sEAE SPARTA. Va. Apdl @.-LT-
cry thing Is quiet in front OF ms YESTERDAY
a cavalry Reconnaissance penetrated the val
ley several miles towards Harrisburg. aud
report that there are large quantities Vi lot
age and fresh provisions there.
Deserters state thot Jackson's advance Wa
at McGaugheystown, east OF HsrrisonbuFs,
aud still retresting
Ashby's command still forms the rear
guard. Signal officers report that tho cASsl-
~ OF the enemy was ia sight yesterday ,. IL
Deserters believe that Jackson means 10
cross the Blue Ridge. aud reach Gorions
vile. Others think be intends 10 make a
detonr 10 attack our left flank.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
Arrival Of Prisoner. a, Madison WI.


S,w Yorx. April 2l.-1he city OF Apa-
lacha. Fiorada, has been successfully occu
n,sl by our troops. thus giving Us another
,muortaut point ia Florada. The capture
was effected b, the gunboats Mercedita and
Sagamon. with but little opposition, Oh tae
81 inst. A few shells dispersed the rcbsis,
and the non resident portion OF the Popaa
ton we're found in a most starving condition.
the blockade had eifectually cut on supplies
on the seaboard. and their resources from
inland were not sufficient 10 maintain the or
dinary comforts of life. Under these CIR
cums;ances il j. not 10 be wondered at that
the people shonld proclaim loyalty 10 The
Union.
The Herald has the following letter
The Latest Information from the South =
of the utmost importance beauregards
army has been terribly dcmofalized aud &C
coriing 10 his own information he has how
ouiy -, 900 men.
The following telegram has beea nleicep
ted by Gen. Mitchell. and - a fol- confession
OF the hopelesne-- Of the rebel cause ~ the
West.
CoRiSrn. April 9Th.
To Gen. Ssm1 CsesT, kiehmoWds
All pre.ent probabiiisies are iha, whenever
the enemy moves on ths position he Will do
30 with an oserw helming force of not less
than 80 $40 men. We can now muster only
about - .000 electives. Van Dom may pos
aiblv ioin IA IN a few day, wAh about ls,utN'
men. Can Ne be reinforced from Pember
ton. army II defeated here We lose the
Mississippi Valley and probably our cause.
~hereas We could even afford 20 lose. for a
while. Charleston and Savannah for the puF
po@e Of defeating Buell's army. which would
not ONLY insure n the salleS OF the Nlssi-
.ippi. but our independence
NV Yozk. April 2l.-A key West letter
fthc llth, says: | learn b. the fhilAdel
phia that when she left Havana the ship ).
X. Mallory. which lately broutiht a battalion
Of the eth n. II. Regiment TO Fort jefferson
vas lying alongside the rebel steamer Aus
tin. taking the cotton ont Of her ZOE IN Eu-
rooean port
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

CiScfSSsri. Apil y.
vIaas inll and price. nominal >apet b.
.n.ret ~ 81 0os4 IL. md -strs ti1.s
a..
RCD wheat advanced 20 -r09 %" change
~ skite
Oats, 29m3o.
Corn. p and firm
Whisky steady 81 d,
There = no demand fst me-. '-,sk shi
price. are montreal A msHicfa,e dsnanl
los bulk meat and the market sieNis sale
a. sal. 900 Ia a, 1taJ for shoucief> loo g.
n - ls.Mit. fof liaes 4 10 ~ lGh rAi
~ extra heavy ~ife- aold - a.
lard dall A. 5F1fs - ileoes pFims cenn
-, ssld a. &c.
Nola-.es -carce ssi Gfm q, t2e 81.
sugar unchanged and lam. n -'s@3ia
coacc stcads a. lets2l
f,ehange hrm al preasi'fn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

FoeI Mo>RoE, April 20-The weather 20
dOay. i very unpleasant with rain storm
There i no news OF any importance from
Yorktown. ss yet. the adyices iropl there are
az TO this afternoon and sav that everything
l. mutually quiet.
The sale of Harper Weekly ior the pre-
cut week. haa been stopped on account OF the
Illustrations il gives Of the vicinity Of York
tnUp
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

HAKsoED. CoNS.. April 20.-1he river
has risen - feet above low water mark. and
rising nearly an inch per hour, the whole
causing great damage and much suffering
The Railroad track near Springfield j. sub
merged FOR FIVE miles, but il Is not seriously
damaged. The trains north. from thi- ciis.
will be DELAYED by the hnod
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

FROM
Nr~ MuTu. Va Aail

Nrv MEsu. Va Agal -
u gdse.a n St~nssa
Todas I have heen o. tie tnplre- lm lhs
auth fork az he S.enanshssh sn Nasanuicu
ale, ssh : farce 81 ,%nlantry, cavalry. All
archery. 20 prolecf lie two lmrsrtsnt brtig-
shas er<- he river. We sese "a sight of
~arrv Al The south bffire A sharp stir
m,.h occurred sith ihe rrheis IN which they
lot everal ~rFisourFs fheir ehsect a. the
destruction 4 the bridge, kepcfis lad
ale a .tsane fofce AZ GeFdonsFille sni .
eor,e-t shese he ~hole resulting Ia The he
lei hat he are concentrating a ferk
fo~n.
lSnelg ' kANks
Wv Mnxss. Afaii She Fight eof
Iaekson from tho ,Alley by the way % The
monnt.ins from Harrisonburg. towards Stan
narlssi lie and Orange { II. on o~crdonsville.
: confirmed ~. moming. BY oar sccui- ard
Spes y. =. BANKS.
MAJ ten Cond'r
Haatot .nfee WnfttIse. April ~
T. Hsa. r.. n >isrfsa. ~. ~ Wsr
intelligence jos received from ceu Ni
roy. asles the enemy. numbering about !
40. ~nh leo sssterses. i~ncluding see ndci
runs. are csasfrucsiur fertihcatiou- uls.n ihs
crcs of the Shenandoah Relief. II -
men are constantly ~ vork dsy AMI night
The rebel eucsmpmens = on The easieu
sloIe cfthe usountaiu. extending doHn tt1
nllss from tbn famms
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

~ All those Who -snt = beautiful SIX
Hat, Of the late-, ta-hson, call al the New
York Hat Store anil get one Of the Home
Manufacture, which make mys~lf. there
fore | can warrant al hats bougkst OF me-
I have a 6ne assortmeut 81 French Beaver.
otter sni Son Cashmere hats of he finest
quality. AMI Of all c%olor-. which ] am selling
ssry low also. a large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of AZ color. ranging il Price - low
a. dny cent.
n. LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor - !. G. YATES.
~.9s.ul Cor. Fifth. and Main 81.
ASH = Toe To X L.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

Wa~4p-A situation Tor a boy 20 attend
- a .1sre ca read. write and CIPHER veil
t.nos over ,~.nty ,e4s4 oil For %farie"-
Arr sdtrr
SAMUEL e.. BRIGHT.
Arl ~ ~ far' iia'''-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

SAsuAEY ASp Rims CcAxITTKK--Ihe
COMMITTEES A. published in the papers VIII
elra.e meet At the Mayor othce in the Town
Hall. Tuesday afternoon, At Jo'elock. iof
.h. organization Of the committee ana me
-.o,.,,nusent OF sub committee. anu sneh
other bs-ine-s A. may come before IT, \
n~unctuaI and general attendance = earnestly
reque-ted.
" II STEWART. Chairmsn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

xxxvllTH coSGREss-f,ssr SESSION

WAsHI~erOS. April 2i.
HotSf-Mr. Edwards introduced a bill
making appropriations tor bounty 10 widows
and legal heirs Of volunteers who have died,
and OF those killed OF may he killed IN -er
vscc-relerred 10 the Committee on Way
and Means.
Mr.. Elliott oiieroi a motion that the Sec
retAs, OF the Treasury bc requested TO com
municite a statement OF expenditure ct
money IA the Department Of the West.
Mr. Blake offered a motion that the Sec
retar, of War be directed TO cause the no
ce-sary blank forms to be Distributed among
| the rick and wounded soldiers, AMI their ~
ations. IN order thai may obtain the bacL
the back pay and bounty due - -ad soi
di-s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

CAIKc, April 2l.-Gon. Harvey, Of Wis
consin. was drowned on Saturday Al eleven
O'Clock. when passing from one boat 4, ano-
Their, at Savannah. on the Tennessee River
The body was not found when the d. ,tch-
- left.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

coxcoaD, ". H.. April a.-The freshet
j. The highest known since 1851. portions OF
the several Railroads are badly washed. A
bridge At Lebanon. on the Northern road.
Wa carIied entirely away.