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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
Telegraph N1arke,s.

:, NEW foEK, May 2.-Flour advanced: saIes at s5OJ
OSLO for State, 3jb5 so for Ohio and 81 I5sS ~
southern. Wheat advancing; supply limited Corn
advancing; saIes ut 5Tcf59c, WHISKY dull
CINctNSAIE, May Flour scarce and In good local
uethand ald price, higher: superfne - 3Odl35 aud
extra $4lo9i5O, fancy S4,GO9I.75. Wheat 5; high
e[, req 95G19Ic, white S1pI 90. Corn SIC and in
sOS SS aemand Rye firm; 52G53c. Whisky closed
ets less disposed to sell; goOd demand for bulk
meats; 31%g514c for shoulders aud sides, but they
are eld higher. Lard quiet at 114G4TIG Eales cam
nor be made at over Bacon quiet; 16E6c are the
rates asked: shoulders EOd ut 50 and sides at 81,
~ 40 sales OF Mess Perks buyers at over S4OSJ.
NOthlng new in GrOceries. Ex :lIangp IIc prem
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
HUNTsvILLE, ALA.,
MRV I 1890

70 Hon, E. II. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
Early yesterday morning my troops
crossed from the Island to the main shore
and captured two six FOUNDER cannons and
other ammunition. The inhabitants re-
port the enemy to have retreated in great
confusion.
[Signedl o. NJ. MlrcuELL.
Brig Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

Rows again direct attention to the adj
vertisement of Mr.. Hitcbcock's "Business
School," 1t is oil that has been said o it,
and is daily growing in popularity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
Icel Ical Icy
Mill For Rent.

TTNuE undersigned WIN rent one half Of the Ra.
j VenSwood FlouEinE Mills to = practical miller,
coming properly recommended and will remain in
rent the whole mill for year. Said mill is EtuA.
ted In the town Of RaYepEFOOd, on the river bank,
has railway to the waters edge and good Land
ing at all stages ofths river. This mill e In 1ne
wheat growing section, has three run Of burs aud e
capable Of doing large custom and merchant buSi-
ness The mill has good reputation In the Eastern
markets. ass sis BE WELLS.
apis RaVensWOOd, Jackson Co, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
NEW GOODS

SH0RE CLOAKS, in Silk and Cloth; English Pu.
~ sheT lace MHntillas Grenadiue and Laos shaVis.
ieTnAnnh Grenadines; Plain Black Tamatfne- RIcl,
0Tgahdie Lawns; Black and White Check Popifns-
6tla AoZam6lqueS; Plaid Poll De Cheyere; Check
LIZ LIZ sllkE Figured Silk; BschOf's Black SIIkk:
B and white Shawl BareEe; Black 6renrdine
Sae6e sun OmbrellesI steel frame. Par1sOIetts new
5tyiea, BLACK annie Cloth; Bombazines and Delniues
BIasS aud White GinghRms: Plain Black Grenadines
ShlIdrsnB IalmAs; AleXhndres Kid Gloves: LIsIe
3GnntlstGs Embr ideEies of all kinds; Fine Laces.
ftlnts IN pest makes Linen SheetiDgs Cotton Sheet
GinghamH Lawns BriltIants Irish Linens, shlrtingE
noslsry OF all kinds, Summer BaImoraIz Hoop
Skirts best make, Rlannels, Bird Eye Linens Ilnen
SambT1c, Long Lawn. Linen HAndEerehisfs Plain
RinE, Bun and Blue .JAecOueiS and Percals, India
Dlmlty Tor Spreads, Nottingham Lace for Curtains
received by [ap19l GEO. r. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

PITTsRuRGa LANDING, April 80, lip.
70 Hon. f.. IN. Stanton, Secretary of Var:
Movements continue. Roads hard. re-
quire great deal of work for heavy trains.
A reconnaissance to Purdy was successful.
They destroyed two bridges ON the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, captured one Iocomo.
tive md u train of cars.
[Signedl Tnos. A. Scorr,
Asst Sec'y of War.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
SENATE.

Mr.. Harlan presented petitions in favor
OF emancipation. Also a large number OF
petitions in favor of q ship canal from Lake
Michigan to the Mississippi river.
Mr. Nesmith of Oregon, offered resolu-
ton that the Secretary of War be requested
to report the present condition of the Mil
itary Asylum. The amount of funds need
ed and the annual expense OF supporting
the inmates. Adopted.
Mr.. Grimes of Iowa, introduced bill to
limit the appointment of Major Generals
and Brigadier Generals in the volunteer
army.
Mr. Sumner of Mass, gave notice that he
should Introduce bill to abolish coast
wise traffic in slaves, and to prevent the
transportation of Slaves through the United
States.
On motion of Mr.. Wade the Homestead
bill was taken up and amendments were
adopted, excluding from any person who
has, borne arms against the United States,
or given aid and comfort to its enemys,
from the benefits OF the bill.
Mr.. Garlic, Of Va, offered substitute
for the whole bill, providing that all COM
mlssioned and non!commissioned officers
who have performed services in this war
with foreign nations and oil the militia
volunteers and State troops of any State or
Territory who have performed military
service in aid of the Federal Government,
or in reference of said State or Territory
against the armed forces of the rebellious
States and all commissioned aud non-com-
missioned officers of the Navy, who have
performed a similar service shall be cnti-
tied in lieu Of the go bounty to enter
100 acres of unappropriated public lands
at 81 ,26 per acre, or 80 acres at So so per
acre. He was opposed to any squandering
of the public lands, especially at the pres
ent time.
On motion of Mr.. Pomeroy the bill was
postponed till Monday.
The Confiscation bill was discussed by
Doolittle and Wade, and the Senate then
adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
The Confessions and Experience of
~ an Invalid

Published for the benoat aud as a warning and a
caution to young men WhS suffer from Nervous De-
oihty' Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the same
time the means Of self-oure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quacksry. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES NAV be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. aPl-lyd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
8p TelfS95Iraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
House,.

hOOShs
WASHINGTON, May 2.
Mr.. Washburne, of H., from the Com,
mtttee on Commerce, reported bill grant
ing powers to the Secretary of the Treas.
ury additional to those conferred by the
bill of the 18th of July last, providing fol
the collection of duties on Imports, and
for other purposes. He caused to be read
letter from the Secretary, urging the i'm.
mediate passage of the bill, the same being
important to the public interests. in view
OF the fact of our occupation of New Or
leans.
The bill was passed.
The bill provides that if any vessel or
other vehicle shall be refused n clearance
or permit by the Secretary of the Treasury
or by his order, and shall proceed to any
foreign or domestic port, it shall be for
teited to the United States. When clear.
ances or permits shall be granted, bonds
may be required in the penalty equal to the
value of the vessel and cargo for any adj
herence to the conditions annexed. The
cargo shall be delivered at the port of dis
tinctton, and no part thereof used to give
aid and comfort to any part of the coun-
Try in insnrreetiOn against the United
States.
Mr.. Stevens from the committee on Ways
tsPVEleu olll making appro-
-prations for the support of the army for
the year ending with June 1863.
The House took up and briefly discuss
sed the bill granting pensions.
Mr.. Goodwin, of Me-, said it had been
carefully prepared and unanimously re-
ported from the committee on Invalid
Pensions, after being submitted to the
commissioners of Pensions. The bill pro-
Hldes pentions on account of all Dersons
whether regular or volunteer engaged in
military and naval service who have been
wounded since the 4th of March 1861, and
who may hereafter be disabled or wounded
while in the service of the United States,
aud in line of duty. The consideration of
the subject was postponed till Tuesday
next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re.

This article is too well known to need recOmmen.
dAtiOn: 1t is not dye, but restores gray hair to
It's original color, and keeps the hair healthy, son,
aud beautiful, Sold at the Medicine Depot, 2G2
broadway, NY. ap14.im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

FoRTREss MoNRoE, May lion. e. II.
StGnto" Capt. WOrden, of the Navy, with
dispatches from Gen. Burnside, has Just
arrived. He reports that Fort Macon was
tsken after eleven hours bombardment.
-Four hundred prisoners were taken. Col.
White, late of the Ordnance DeDartment
U. s. A, commanded Fort Macon. The
wounded.
[signed,l J.E. wOOL, Maj. Gen1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
prom the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CHEaIlCAL WRITING FLUID.n

1--WE are indebted to Messrr. E. Barr Co. for a
supply of Laughlns BuEhaeld's 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 moment wavered,
aud 70 whose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would be to say that 1t is As genuine as
free, as unfading and permanent as their Ink with
which we make this record
ave use this FLUID because, Rfter being torment
ed with many other black devices, we have found it
superior in every respect any other either foreign
or home make, aud hence pronounce it the best and
most reliable In the market"
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. O. Orr / Co. o -
Reed 4 KraR,
-aE Jos. Graves, Fet
Wa. P. MeKelVey,
And Book SELLERS generally. mil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

~ READEH, you can have an enduring, always
ready, and reliable Coin PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If you
want 1t, see The Pen Is Sightlsr than the sword"
in another cOlumn. mhes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03
From Washinptnn.

WAsHINGTON, April 2.-Tho Senate TO-
DAY confirmed the appointment of Briga-
Gler Generals Mitchell and Ord, to be Major
S s1sLI OF volunteers, and Captain John
dier General.
Vessels that go South, excepting in the
employ oFthe Government, no matter what
their cargo, will be seized and confiscated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

state OF Indiana. County OF Eigo, A..
The sfefs Of Isdisna. g tie Shrr,f Of Figo
Cosaiy. Grsstsag;
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUlk-
L Edo give The legal notice = sn elect on = be
heli 81 ths a.HsI plses. q holding slseets IN ne
Second rns.dss IN Oetobsf a T.. isd.. go ia' ac-
zen q he follo~ns aeH)srs. fo-vit
AZ Au4ifor q stats.
4 seerrfafy q statr.
a Treasurer q stase-
IN Altofisoy q uefai
A Superintendent u ruoiis fnftfuct't-
Reporter CO ihs supreme Ccnft
ColxFesslaAn ~ tAs "a CoaSrssslotsi hsf.t-
A Pre.~Sa'isx Al..rr~y or 30 io.s ce-s-ssu
Pisss District % the State.
A Presenting Ai.srasy iof tAs e.A tuti,.t' CIR.
I've s<pr--sstsssve. PEN viso county
Ccnmisslo1sf fsr The "a nslrlei
a Cc-s missioner for tbs - nt<tri1f
County freasar.r
A Coun.y SbsriG
County Cororsf
A Ceoety SCI
TO~rrshss Asssssor f1r ssch township
Ia trstrlony sael ecf l hsve eeffnH.f
sst my hard All he seal Of N Niso
,s.s1l Cireaft Co1rt a T~rre Hsntc. ttis
isiA dAs = s~ri., iss1
gosErn n. RLAKg, Clk.
~ vissa- - - shove. -sror.I Conner. Shefi1
q siso eountY. Do hereby nctifs tho qushardxo-
tslsssid county +, sect A. he usual places hold
las slseuous Ia The several ts-nshp. = I'D ustv.
~ ths on1 rursj-y IN October. i-e2. fcr ~
rarrc~c - tisrunE - vsrlous offc-rs uer ar -
leOVs Tals lsiA lsl oissEismtsr isc2
sANrEL CONNER, shss-f
SEP. a a-ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE - hereby given to The
y stoeA5oicsrs. LAT ~ srsssi r.e~tlrx e. 10
r-rpost = eisrtirg riBs D.r.c.ors 81 - en.rrs
---r 81 - bsld a. s1elF B.1kinx ncnss IL Tssss
Hssts. O. wee.e.<sT E1s tflk Cay e rscv-z-s>s
saxt. q 5'tsoek z. y.
sEo 3 bEAcB. cssssr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
EXCISE TAX .


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ sAsi re folie~irs sszns1 pes.e'. ~. % hi
-. ~ -, "A o~ig- er-.sututirE ~ s~Ff7'a
a..s-sn<s. D-s.rses q tAe ss-ss = Iaais1A-
vreo oorsrY.
f..s.se-. W. i-wsii@a X Ee"ss-r' 2 i','''
H.ss<' .e.s :, s.rr.,os so-r.Air, ins,r-
a. - 81, q Tsrs-asuse. bepn-se =. -.
-. r-x<r.1nS ~ ne <o1thvsst eofIsr . 49,.
- T~-rs -Hsus- -o- =. thenos a.. y -
.. ,oesh Ma q sscsion ~ to- ~ - :. -
a. IIr- q s~esfsr n. s,r1s to-u - f-ss
-. 20 ths wsbssh siTrr. thfrc> seath ~is1 -.
s4ss ssns e ssia river . =. pse. 9 's..s i.
ga ns-ast soznfsrv nns - ~ 49, 'sAN = -
Yfser.
D4,ssss-. 70. 3-sa-u,i xsEs-.. q Hssr.'aa
s1.s.. rsr, 4 - saunty s-asA q n. sssiots.
xss< a. s.ss q ne wsssss river, 70 snsf@esa
fr p-visor Ne. l.
l.ss.ss.. y. s-E1-.rz Rosi'as, = Esfr'sss
.~unLip -. - -. tr.t..st
so-sl Rs.s. so1 sat l1clse-t "a r.viso7 -
vnxxLLIox oorsrr.
pts1A.~. 20. .-s,ers-s xnein. ~ 'e~--
T-rsksp--csirton ane Hst
D>~--so>. Ne s--Bz-kin 3 kaods., Ssrt
To-sssse.-v.rulIlien Esgsns. highisnc
rANxr corxrT.
asrt-x- ~. s-Jehr MINT. xortss1na
To~nsAip<--Ess>r~s. Psnn. Liberty. slssf 'i'sl'
Bo~sr1
1s.x..c-. gs --vunsn II. sxs. Re- ~
7o-nship.-Assns. WsbssA. tni9,. "fs-H -
WssklEs~n-
rs...sis.-Y!orss.. Rssesan ard isctsau
prrsAH corS.T.
pssl-los, -. s-viiso- l. HaFri'ea. Re's'i.
.r.s.,.-Rss.sli. Ffaz1iis. al Js-lson
psrs.s-.. -. Io--Jshn " T.sp. 0fssrsas;ls.
fs-assir.--f Iintac- Aslros. Hss-, Aaaii q,
s-ssn<E-tis snd AsfieA
pt,t.fa. 10. ii-wsrr-r Fellc~s. s'r1st'-f
suasnsrs-- rss1ir sion ard warren
y.rs.so-. - la-Hssb Fostei. X. Nssif'ss
-g-r.slp.- Js~sfson. covsfdsis. NIL Cree
Clay corsTr
b.,4sa,a. ~ is--sshasl.l Aiisa, re-y '1~s
fo-z.a,Ss--Ps.sI. s,es.er. CO. D''A 'oAr''a
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fs-u.h'y.-sas.r R.ss-. wssaiasaa. E.fsis>p
Ls-.s a. Psrfy.
ovEx eorsrT.
Dsstslv. 80. is--John n. Nartin g spssessf
ToTrskips--frankiin. ys1srsor' hrflta L1f,
49, Wssaisstor snd Gas.
r.-t-o-. Sc ,s-W r. hod.tfs~. y 0oeroTr
Tosnships- Morgan aestsamery. wsfn-. J-es
en-, Isar.sE. TAYLOR sff hsnitr.
oaxKSE coCsrr
psttsl,s, " lT--fblsntsr Barr. Wof'hias'o
To-nships-Esl river faifpisJ, lsdsfscn. NAL
fEstan snzith- Wrlxh. ttcrstDu 81 stalir-
ps,.ic-s, ". is-vilhsn y. 0aines, h.,oc
ed
ro-nsh'ps-Hlshlant.T ayior. a. Caas
Dsssssoz Ne. Io-Jsrae- X Castor. soisbLsy
fo~tshlps--Jsckseu, Ceu'fs, and bsssa y SO.
erLLfvAs couSTr.
pgriStcz. No 3o--Isrss NJ Rec. Sullivan
rD~nsoips-Jscsssn. raireanss, 1eimAn, Haa
fiscn 80 ON.
DfrS-tea. ~ si-yohn ksrilu. Carlisle
rcs aallps-Cufy. Cas-. Je1eTsoa arr Haits,
JANIS FARaS0ro-.
Assessor Tth Assessment District 81 ifjlAas.
TYRE Haats. Oct 4. lse1-dwt-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

~ Sua-aap. az S,fcf-ie1s a1eeiah ais go
euf,e. he nhshi ihe p.'ste ~ - rrsEfift ~.
A. Vic an tit,y wtn - fafa' hey sri.t fra
oc.tun.nasioa ADD iurnTry q 49, N,od. as 49, p.
es 49, ~ around o. everywhere oi., { iarssI e..
sll ~ n.os. are tAis,ei ~Hu nen. snt ons susri.
~ iatss ls ~ nen. Sc fssa h.s -. teeauss ley
cefaiis. Afsr's SAsSaf>sIlls cieaasr- cal fl..
s,rofai 'cffs 4'eu Noa Sc tose i,sd. O.. . fl.,
80 te.iny. 40 sf,c rally essursstts tie O..
cous.sirstl- fra. ffe sysssn-. - isfsr. 49,
upisfyoeI s..o'l.-. -.es'sf'. since nsilgss.sa
DE Ana IA. - ,,'isd ~. aastf ), "a .na'ie
curative ,ifises slas 4, -sf. ssrs.s.srss O.
s<ra.. Waterbury. @,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money Bounty
Land.
II :. DANALDSON, Notary Iuh

n :. DANALDS0N, Noiary Tub
IL. i.c. Collector, Claim Agent. e.. go ~.
his ssrvlCot Co thc &c ri, especially taarf otn
have been 7oansctai 80 fhe Au.fsis ssfftf r o.
Cutci Siot.s. ani ufe may hafr ant rlf'ni ata.Fa
tac Ccscfsl tteFtfrfaert nawi4i afrsI ~, IfiFl'
ard s1ceesfuf pTfeer-fa 4'i tsiif lr.af. p - att
able ebsrrer 81 AZ ra44iiY o. ihs iusaeft taf f-
dlspatci.d h,fora tae ffrlrf Offices a' Ntrr-r ilf
HaflF Tss YtAss exle-tcucs frf tInrfic tsftli.
and tas aii - an o.l cfoer - lha s,uessi tfsttI
ucni unt Irfeittl. fllu.ffs ana uit '4aiien D.
safnoi fan M frirp n pf'h a. t ffsfl-,
whether ilf lhNeicff. hllAil N0Nil 1850
wAkkAsIs.
nAL.f-rA1 rSAelOTr --1as Nltafr-.sl r -
Nidees, tbt Cl.lftr Lncef tista.9 5tsfi r. a.. N
OF cofs AID soldiers - 81, .f,stri of tly tr.si
"a, ~hc Jaw cie< - Ten kllles vLIr g. go f.r
Nc, AZ emitted - HAil-fsJ Pelgiorf.
INVALID TENSIONS AL oasttf 40 sfI
Nc arc tl-abiri y reasoL - vnents g.
al .safs -oltFasffd ~tfis 10 - -c~Fise $50 o.
lne y duiy a. sssciss, o. ~ yer'o'. aie
b. lava "a fcnf.euf,
--I.AeD wAkiANrs--An Vfo served T. aals
D. q n 2.si -rs % The Ul'ssc - - ~ o.
J battle. ub emitted - 100 acres % Llij iLf.a
.ss.b the Nlc1- fft NJ off srsrrai.st
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assevsirrfe~fet daring Re lacfeif Gar TO- ihif
y..rsof during he wsr ard tafo tl'4 - hosf alle
~hn- ~ the s.rvle~. ars entities - Ga = crsttu
Ooaa<ks sou1ty nooet. slc euch arrears ~ tiaf a.
fisr's -. 81 ma ra-, sceTued % 80 is.e q ~
tes.h
soeLAsgss made w.l.sat a s..lro e susesssfs "
0rIuin atst.
Desc, sso xorlgsrs. ese,r.i. al flsaks a..
nist I'd
sS E1ssssa srTsArasss srrans-1 81 s.issstst
aai skctsnge pfomplJ reElitted.
OfflCE A. Zoe Old oorfer stect-
- DASALoSoE,
fsjsSu N0tAry Pubic. a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN.
~ skst re foIiowfrs z,st perlcrs h.ss -.
apo nfs1 Afstsf3Ef Asssss>rs ~ ~ -
v-slozs ID nzbsrsc oei1~. eo-.su IT,, - = -.
A.>>-<u<rs pis.rict a - -t<ts - --'.-~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

8kAAuEgIn'S lil4S -lcf t-s rsttots.lal
ksa!tA = those VIC base iesr sulsisn y a,sris.,
q psgky.is usy az ~ os-y rsiiatis iae'ss.-
al acess'ons efshe luosf. stept srs bod. s1,
prorrs a. .Ase- hi. ara qrioki,- eafes res-n
nis. pl~ur.y. shs.rra sni. .ra.r.. vQf.-a ,ie.sia
magf9'. tlsrfbQes. iIsslAiy. ~ .i 'iam uala'ia
e@irs un-ipc fsuiis oibsr fsu4s. ia 1e-. sieit
the.r lrfusrce. Asthma. scn'. fheumstisrns. a.
sfe1rns. ruptnre.. lnlsr raali,ss a an 80
levers. whether aSus 81 ciael -i~as fstesss .sfas
d.s.asss sili ss s. Niius' dan.s .usiipCt. cses-
les Group. erysr~ias. NAifs swengs. piles. c.es..
q even t1iriy sssi' osutlararcr sni sip~cisii'
alcersol he lles,. haze al been cuiet flrnsrsas
l BY these celebrated Vegetable Uuiverssi fits ~
'eusls complaints and nervous di-eases The, lss
heen equally successful. Vide charge q hir b,aA
art md second r-roi.l KsnrP-y. derressies =
srl-lts rishtful derams, al c'.'rur,ons AMI rei-s
siioss are ~ then cured aisErrsd sns ro-rs,tss,-
| rricr - oerts pr ~.
sosa b J. n. Ctsnaa.s. fs'r- Haul. 49, s,
respectable dealers IN medicine. llsnlteirl
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TO Nv Old Fr,eldf and Patrons .n T.,
H0uic
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OF the town, and are probably still in good
preservation.
They were strong positions, and their
abandonment must have left the portion of
the town in which they were situated in a
very exposed condition, and the American
officers, when they took poss ,ssicn Of them,
expressed much surprise at their being vol
unfairly given up. The most Eastern of
the redoubts stormed by the allied forces
on the 18th Of October, 1871, being near
the river, has been nearly washed away;
that taken By the French portion of the
army may still be traced The capture of
these redoubts rendered the destruction of
surrender of the British forces inevitable.
and on the 18th CORVALLIS solicited truce
and agreed to capitulate. The main works,
situated on the east edge of the town,
were in excellent keeping in 1854, and must
have been formidable bristling with cannon
and occupied with soldiers.
The embankment was too broad to be
perforated by cannon shot, aud too steep
to be easily scaled by the assailant. The
field where the formalties of the surrender
occurred is respectable inclosurc Of some
hundred acres, and it was about tie same
In 1871. It joins the town on the south.
The very spot where Gen. O IIara is said
to have delivered up bis sword and apollo
gized for the absence of CORVALLIS is now
marked by two poplar trees, which were
planted ia commomoration of the event
The field itself is nearly plain, and is ad-
mirably adapted to the purposes of drill
and parade. From the top of the hill on
which the town is situated there is an ex-
ccient view extending into the Chesapeake
Bay, and extending almost to the Virginia
capes. Yorktown formerly enjoyed quite
a valuable West India trade. The great
natural capabilities of the place as ba-
sis for military operations early attracted
the attention Of Jefferson Davis, anl there
can be no doubt that the intrenchments
constructed by the British in 1871 have
been materially strengthened since the re-
bollion When Yorktown falls the fate of
the peninsula is sealed, ard the route to
Richmond opened.
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Yorktown.

Yorktown, port of entry, capital Of
York county, Virginia, is situated on the
right bank of York river, eleven miles
from its mouth, and seventy miles cast by
southeast. of Richmond It was settled
in 1905, and was once fourishing. Tie
shipping of the district June 39th. 1854,
amounted to an aggregate of SOL tons
enrolled and licensed. ana all employed in
the coast trade Before the commence
ment of the rebellion, Yorktown was a
fuiet. unobtrusive little village of between
ssgensy- five and thirty houses, half of them
{ uninha5ited. with the ruins of tenements
destroyed during Cornwalis' seige visible
everywhere TIE American breastworks
were nearly ohlitarated, while the more
permanent ;ntrenchments of the British
we're still comparatively perfect. The out
works which the latter were compelled to
eyacuate on the night of the Goth of Sep
tember ISL, lies Oh the western outskirts
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-02

ngg@ On a tombstone in churchyard
in Ulster. Ireland, is the following cpl
taph =" Erected to the memory of John
Phillips, accidentally shot as mark of af-
lection by his brother
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sW A new planet Of the thirteenth mag
nitude, was discovered near the star Beta
Virgins, at the Harvard College Observa-
tory, on the 8th inst. Ferona was the
name given to it.
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