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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Army OF the MISSISSIPPI,
CAMP MAR New MADRID, March 30, !

a Florida has submitted with alacrity to
the federal armies. The rebels have en-
tirely evacuated Pensacola, and the citi-
1ens of jacksonville, near the Atlantic
coast, have adopted strong Union resolu-
tons and propose at once to revive a state
government under loyal auspices and pro-
tected by Gen. Sherman's forces, some of
whom have gone far up the ST. Johns
river and met with friendly greetings
The general has issued mild but deci-
ded proclamation to the citizens Of Florida
similar to those of Union generals else
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Whoand WING havys made the city

Who and What have made the City
OF Wheeling.
What is it, and who is it that have built
up the city of Wheeling2
Let those who worship. the Niger inter-
est answer this question.
Have niggers made this city? Has mig
ger legislation made lit Have those who
swear by the niger made it
No! Mol Far from it. Anything else,
and anybody else but the worshippers of
Niger interests. ~
The skill, hard work, aud diligent, pa
tient toll of white men from abroad-ftom
the great free States, have made this city.
To them she owes her prosperity. She
would never have been more than mtser-
able, decaying, sickly Virginia town had it
not been for the enterprise, the life, the
work and capital that has found its way
among US. ' .
Who is it that build our wagons and car
riages in this ctty2 Free State men,
Who is it that manufacture our glass and
paper? Free State men. Who is it that
make our nails, spikes, a1les, railroad iron
&c. Free State men,
Yes, free State men, all of them
Nearly all the business of this city;
nearly every branch of trade that
given the city Importance has has been
built up and carried on by free State
immigrants. They are the life, bone,
muscle and sinew of the city. Take
them away aud the city would not bring
the price of old clothes.
Men of Wheeling do you not see this
great fact /! Do you not realize that your
true interests are with the States from
whence these men came2 Will you vote
to-day to encourage or discourage the
further immigration of such men into
Western Virginia?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

LIFTING TIE Car our,-ono of theius.
captured rebel officers in the West, said
to Union officer. lately: '.The old
United States government: we want to
have right government here; that is. a
government based on property. and not a
id mechanic in i'll" We wonder If the
rebel volunteers assent to this1 This is
exactly the kind of government the South
ern ''chivalry" want -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

It.has come out,on a recent trial of a
man named Byrne in Richmond, thatlhe
was the captain Of the band that was to
take the life of Mr.. Lincoln. This Byrne
used to be notorious gambler. of Balti-
more, and emigrated to Richmond shortly
after the 10Th Of April, Of bloody mem-
DRY. Hewas recently arrested in JEFF
Davis capital on a charge of keeping d
gambling house and of disloyalty to the
chief traitors, pretended ghyernment-
Wigfall testified oByrne's loyaltyt to the
rebel cause, and gave in evidence that
was the captain Of the gang who
WEIR to kill MF. Lincoln, and upon this
evidence, it appears, he was let 20.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Iron mill foI. Sale.

~ the fifteenth day OF ApFfi IeEf, bstSTeen ufs,
y ~ 19 ten O'clock A NJ, We win ierS n 1pblic al
~ se House In the city 81 YT6eeling. va h
VIZ ~ Gn0Gn asthe sWAsa1NGFoS rolling IIHI
abroad ~! And sundry town lott. 0OHt Pt''''7
has y! = lor manufacturing Railroad Iron, a.
ty.fiTs tonS 10 out one hundred and
lses than i've hundred doiiSTS yoId MI n IN &c
XII bSIn1 order. 1t islOeated one mile an,
az ~ o&t heeling. Immediately ON the east bli
~ ,ES-Onehalf cash, and the balance IN one u.
S.oo5 ets equal instaliments- Win inferred =!
III 49, - IaIy DRARELRY q PENTOX.
1lAAtSh 9Th, 1862. mhiO-h
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
s.Ninrrret Homth.n


This work, written by a lady of Wheel
ing, is thus noticed by the Providence
Journal: s5a
This story was originally published in
successive chapters in the Atlantic Monthly,
aud has already met With deserved sue
cess But It is not a story to be read by
piecemeal in the monthly installments of q
magazine. Il should be taken as a whole
to gain right conception of the authors
meaning, and few will read it a second
time without discovering a depth ofthonght
and beauty of human sympathy and elo-
quent expression in many passages which
On first perusal they neither appreciated
nor understood. 1t is full of an earnest
faith in human nature, and a Just rever-
ence for human virtue wherever it may be
found, even in those humble conditions Of
life where We are least disposed to look for
it, The book also abounds in picturesque
and splendid descriptions of natural
scenery, and in strong and sharp lelinea.
ttons of character. Men aRd things are
alike skilfully treated, and the author
may we'll be proud of her literary success.
The Chyistian Inquirer (Bostou) thus mo-
tiCes it: l 49, g1, M
1--WE pass the book. It will do. Peo-
pie will be better for reading it. They
will learn that it is not all oflife to i've
They will see that great problems are
working in the humblest brains OF the COM
monest people. They will learn anew to
reverence that glorious human nature.
kindred to the divine, not common or un-
clean, never wholly lost, always wholly to
be recovered, Sounding on its dim aud per
ilous way. never utterly losing the glory of
the God it came from, and sometimes
catching strange foregleams Of the Elori-
Gus heaven it is going to. Read and pom
der 'Margret Howth.'"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Paraon Rrownlo.y on cen. Fremont.

F0rSOn BEoWnlOTV ON Gen. Fremont,
1t seems that Gen. Fremont isyery popu-
lar in East Tennessee. Parson, BroWnlow
said in his speech before the Chamber of
Commerce in Cincinnati, that "Premont
was man after his own heart" and that
he meant to go back to Knoxville with the
General, and superintend the hanging of a
good many rebels there.
The reason why Parson Brownlow likes
Gen. Fremont, is just the reason why a
great many demagOgues and partisaus and
ignoramuses dislike him, viz because he
wasn't afraid to take hold of the niger
question in its relations 70 rebels. If the
Parsou had been in command of our forces
at the West, we have no doubt that he
would have issued just such proclamal-
ton as Fremont did, aud would have con-
fiscated every niger of every rebel found
iu arms.
Southern men by birth and education,
like Fremont and BrOWnlow, understand
how to hit the traitors where it will
hurt, and what's more, they are not afraid
to hit. Andy johnson and Emerson Eth
eride are also men of the same stamp
They are none of your people who have
ten words Of abuse for non-bslievers in
the niger, to one of condemnation for
deStroyers of the Union. a7sr4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
To be or not TO be s-That Is Dust Ex
AetlYl the Question

AZ nc oE not 10 ne s-VhAt ~ u uSt Elk
aetly) the Question.
Let every man to-day assure himself we'll
ofthis pregnant fact, that unless we get a
free Staten West Va. We will never have any
sort of State, in all human probability.
Congress will not cut Virginia in two, sim
ply to make another niger State, and we
may as well see this truth first as last!s 1t
will cost us less to see it now than to re-
alize il after while, when we are deeply
out ofpOcket by our eulpable blindness.
We have the chance to get new State,
if We want it. live think more of n1ggers
and niger interests, however, than we do Of
all other interests, why let US not go near
the polls, but suffer the project to go by
default, and creep back into the prostituted
bosom of rebellious Eastern Virginia, after
the war is over, and become her bondmen
again for all time to come. T55
This will be exactly our fate in case we
endeavor to cut the State iu two simply to
make another hot bed for States rights
uiggerism and secession to grow in. Con.
gress will laugh at us in derision SO will
the people on either side OF us: and even
poor, old, worn ont, play ed out and bank.
rupted Eastern Virginia herself, will de.
spise US as we come struggling back to her
after having been refused elsewhere.
y .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
DIED,

On The morning Of the ID inst, VIZ. b. ouaRRtrR
Esq5 wen known and Beloved resident Of this city
The numerous friends Of the deceased are invited
% assemble q his late residence on ChApIne street
this afternoon At O'Clock, and proceed 70 the 81
PEoabyteriln Church, whore the faaorAl services
WI be held. From thence the remains II be taken
70 the family buFying ground, IN EOG's Comssssy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Remenber This,

+. That every person otherwise qualified,
who has been in the State one year and in
the county thirty days, is q voter to-day.
It would beWell for the officers of the
election to let this fact be as generally un.
derstood US possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

FAcTs ARE FAcTz-Itnow turns out,
that, had not General AIcDoWell COM
mensed the attack at Bull Run, Beau.
regard would have met him before noon.
at centreville on the Sunday Of the hat
tie. That fact might as well be Fei1,el.lEzs
bered ~ s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

The Atlantic II onthly Tor Apan.
The Aslaatie AOnthEy for April Is one o I
the best numbersever issued; not of that
popular periodical merely, but of maya
sine literature since its first inception. 1t
IS fall.of rich thoughts clothed in well.
chosen words, the! ripe fruits Of culture,
presented with Admirable lasts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
MOWHMRg.

COX AFTER YOUR CHILDREN, Tina. eo ,,.l
-i5,s 4nG noaEsenes! and difficulty Of breSthiSt
Danger may be quickly relieved BY few tioSsS Of
DIR. CHAP%AN's HOARHoUND BAIsAN.7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
NOTTGF.

iVtl aa.dnhls AZ the school rpom thi. aft.rnoon
q Oelos for the purpoSo q attending he funeral
q oar dseoeSsd brother apd ASSISTANT saporfntsnd
'ntlsa R.cRANaIE, sgp..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

s Ts Singers, Army ofeers, win mud Quick
az pleasant TeHaedL ior coughs and hparseneSS n
the HoARHoUNp BAIs1M. 9'''-4 N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
TRuSTEE,e aAIF-

nv TRUSTEES SALE.
. thur 1S q aeed Of trust from Nathaniel 4
Ell ~ q the assent q the pSrtieS thsreto, S
ii tSS f se bidder ct public auction, for e
on aG tSs q ne Court Houss Of Ohio Count
tb Eaa IN that part q the e1 ~ Wbs",inS e
FofS a,l Ss5a numbered ono hundred and TIRES b
such tItis ~ g shall convey to the purchAs
-.E-.tt-lm. GRO. W. SIGHTS, Trurt8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

y! the hOAhHOUND BALSAM, II sens veIl tssrSSSS
e answer! good purpose, in cnrinos so5,'1 ~
hoarsenes in old and young. 80 coughs ana
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
OFFICE OF THE D. 4 o. R. n. COZ
CLOSING OUT OLD STOCK5

{yrr1SS4GNS VI OOI OLD STOCK.
W make room for my new goods, 1 will close ont
Ladies' Best White Kids sOiled sItgbtI, :. oE
Ladies' Fine EmbrO dereIi DFavtsrS ana AZ fI,,So
Ai,,Git,it ne e. best Paris make at half price
IfS5II H. OF 61i .9 Curtains and Curtain
So[y6e Robes and last seasons Organdies "
Embroidered Collars and Sets, at what Won nEease
nbSi V4'' Rrc.. eoGy, J. 8 RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
LuXuriant Reanfv

ptSmotes its growth prevents its falling of er,I
- n and imports health and pIeasantnAs
s1S Hsaa II has stood the test Of time belng
10 favor. Used by both gentiems1 STi {,iiSs IT.
them ~ ~ Dealers or can be procursdE
BroadSsaS n commercial agent, D. g. Barnes, q
soIJ by =; n Z; ", I've si1ess 50 cents and 81.
-M1SS4IuBS va. tf5i E75 - fsh1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
Town Properly for Sale.

flHEAPER property than ever was sold on ii.
~ Ohio river, can be had at ,BarssVfIIe. Mouns
county, Ohio, consisting u two acre lots, tbrv.
and All the necessary out buildings IAN
good repairl, numerous fruit ard Ornamental trer.
me best Of son water, and all the Convenience ~
IaAn could ask. The best Of teFmE wiz be gina
Bnquhe on the premises, or Of g.
SAMUEL B. WILLIAMS, or
mnz0-lm Il. H0RNBROOK Sardis, Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

e. FOR RENT-The ine store room a
- Monroe street, next door to Geo. x. Wlssi
Possession LIST April. Apply to
Loo. a., 5,-- JACOB HoRNBROOK, e
-mhS0 GEO. K.WHBAT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
HEIMsTREEF's
InimitabIe Hair Restorative.
1T rs NOT A DIE.

ns restores gray hair to its original color BY suE
y1HE the capillary Lubss With natural S1ste1aDt
are composed Of lamar eatLsfie IRWIN IN TitST
~ ", a 0eaaty OF the hair, and afor Of themSeVa
os1 Gteo.ng. ueimstreets InimitabIe Cooring %
Nc.s ~ elr 20 its natural color by an ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03
THE PROPLE

want coca cough remedy, In convenient SbanS IA
y; low price. The HOARHOuND RAIsIIF ~ y
IeIt e BOD a any Of The dollar preraFsfisnS Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-03

StatsTsnts e found In the f.et In.
- IL sslss @ sue HOARHOUND BALSAM A. ~; sHtt
increased and SUery61dv gp6dIs t641 IN =
pl soaa ae 3yg TsAiLOGAN I co, and
p REtee = cents. LOGAN, Inst 4 n 'sisAs
Lao, n Wholesale d BEtaiI' mn III
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CoMlussfONRFl orr Si7T7;.
~, -, 1sN AIEsS1sJ EnrsoRi. T
e Union candidate for the 0fcs ~ {S
g rs .1HeEen1e, country district
TSt1y sopeit the Suhfages Of my folloTscftjrt,s
g1691hACATING OIlS.EI0 mia n3s5- -
me best n the market for 80 1ois
l1t -ls.--- talst, MORRISON 6 CO.
obACCoS.-2obOx boxes s., dark apjl Ei15:,SS.t =
ifk J,,.. % eaddiSs q ios.l
.- -L1ll.g y l---tisI .i5sii ss.7s s,Ns.RRIrTI
loo bbls Clseinn5fI 0if1 MN
NEilS ~ ~ IN Family El0ur. 30 bblS Ps ltS
soA iis7fs9 IN iRpuy,,
4 AXE RISH.-l5 2 z7T=7s go
~ e hSf barrels Witt Fisl, - 'ys.ts t,!ty-- i,
y Whole Do do = H. u 4
3 20 % hAlf barrels HerrinrIs !, EOS 4
mh7p sASs eeeltHsd and tQr ale ~
sasiss1 sirr5 II. RRILLY.
" y "a b.
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n soHNRtDER,s - = =
Ss - U iEFlevxp fiYsxs a. -.
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

assstssss. Astsls ed Pysss.s ps~Gsss. NJ q
Ssss 5sfaSs s Ell NJ $500 n Sc ssi M
s:s rs, s ss., sss 1 ssS ss "a q.
f9ton, DC, ErsGsSs
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At Ofd FsUc,e'' HalI General Ro,p,tal, JsIy Is

S6th Penn. Volunteers. 2
fOith Penna. Vols. 90. I
stn do Reserve.... I
18Th Indiana Vol -. 1
l3th do do. $50. I
ADJ 3. Sharpshooters .
LIST Artillery.......... I
Labofer .............. 1
Totai. SO
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ELIFFBgnNE HosPIyAL,,
fTof1cE-on end sftsr th,s dsis s, s,.,s.,. MI,
ksslgvsd q enter ne vsrdi 81 tSis Rsseisl on
Iussdays. setsrdsys and spndsy1 only, and On
nn Ash sssssen. q. b zrnvs n essssa
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yz5l-sss5V GusfilW = a5stS ssslstL--l1Ae
go Z az ~ s1Eupt 81 u I0i hlos snrsn'-la>
- aigos .issals a bas nssWI7o 'ssris % 81
s...s ee.- - -
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.s EI.4 - -
s.BeFsi .Iaa 80. 20 o - ~ -
---.ss E tsI eg3 B-L 80 - ?. rs - -
4yf.ftrss~ s-'+1'"N ~ s41ss blsEM 81
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doth New York Vol . /.

A. Ascension GsaraI Hospital, II strssf, Fasl-
sgtOa, Jelly IS.
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At ESsrsrsr GrrsraI Hospital, y.ly IS.

At ES.res,r General Hospital, y.ly rs.
65th New Yort Vol =. 3li4th New York Vol .. /
5th u =. Cavalry..... 5i2d New York Militia. 1
List Michigan Cavalry II i0lSt New York Vol. I
s7th NewYork Vol -. I ed Z 8. Irfaatry..... 2
73d - do do. 2l6th do DO -.... \
4pth Penn volun teers o3d Penn Volunteers ?
9th do Cavalry :. li16tt New York Vol =. ,
6ist New York Vol -. 2 nth Penn. Volunteers
s7th do do. 1l7Ist do do.,.... I
lat Bat 18th u. 3. Inf. SD do d..
3Sth New York Vol :. ] I'd q =. Lancers......
3Ia Penn. Volunteers
Sth Michigan Vol.... Total
aOth New York VEL.
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At DopgEas Hospital, corner / street and Nsy
80 Jersey drsans, Jx!y 25.
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LIST Rhode Island Cav. !
IN Squadron Rhode
island Cavalry. %. :
LIST New York Battery /.
stNewYork Artillery :
I'd ; do do.
18th do Battery.
10th do do.
LIST New York Cavalry.
9th do do. -.
Kennedy's Battery, LIST
New York Vol 80.
9Th New York Vol 80.
9th New York Militia
18th New York Vol =.
14th New York Militia
18th New Y ork Vol -.
18th do do.
10Th New York MiIitial
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irVirgiaIA ARTILLERY.
LAT Loltsiana .........
LIST Ohio Cavalry.....
5J.h ONO Volunteers.
list Michigan Cavalry.
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CEcRET DISEASES. sEORFT nssEAsJSs
- ssk Haa..EkitTTAs,s ssIEFFTT

cAmdhIIhN'S 6lfIt
1hs ssost Cevfass Remedy Eeer Used.
'Yes," positive cure Cor Il L
aovo,eusEc8 EE DISEASES, 80
DOMAINS no ainsrH. no BsIsM' 20 49, 80. ss'
Only ten pills % be taken to excel ours
fhey are entirely veTsssbls. HAVING no E5r.ll mar
iufe the stomach or Sovsir OF the nos. n. ,c,ss "
Enres m from two 70 four daTs and rsosnt ossss
IA xsnn iogf hoqisn Prepared eI a.Eradn,ts
oit thu, gnpve,sly OF Pennsyysnls one Of the 4oss
sAMARITAN's GIFT
VII cure any case IN from two 20 Tour dAys. an
TWENTY POUR HOURS,
Ne szpossys, 90 frosbis, 20 exasfsskafsvr-. .s
q who have beer sorEed with Balsain, CossSla 81
n'l'.,,' : "a sa sEz H GIFT.
sent sent. Sy 81. I.iI I. ,!slS slvsiopss = --'D
sEH Ia siT,Asi Nsssi sStofsNp Hes .. 1 ,.v
foR SYPHILIS on vENsiERESSS ShE
81 DISEASES. = -
et ne iricss 81 Rocts I'D Hs1g,, SS,san
Inf iorn q the sisssse nskss Is sSreazznos in
ssr % o.S An. q o. 20, 90
the mouth, tssfsrss spots carries ssd nodes oftke
11ns No. * r. Any and al Of thsse symptoms
sAM HRiTkN's ROOT AND HERS JUICES.
Sent b. sxsrsss. FIioe si . bottle. or bott@
sAMARITANsc HANCRE WASH.
fEsioNDx Co. Boz Isl Philsael,his Post
SOD By D. CALVERT FoRD. sSrnsr otda
"a Eif6S. % sOuth Eighth street. Phl.-
FIIIPPRUn NE UORPIYXI
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5IcE AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL.
"zr6IsTd, Rs,Siisi, Judiciary Sg.ar., Jsly .

PE5lfShsa IN conformity lri.i the -sfolR:ior,
oftks Senate Of JRIy IL, 1861.
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Once-No. II Washiugtou BuiIdtnr Peun.,l-
ysnih Avenue, corner Of seysnth street.. " ss6InE-
tons ". y. 80. ! b. ...- q. ..-r.... WE
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To be Good Booking.


You may obtain o hand
some complexion, exempt
from PimDlca, BlotcheS, /
10, BY using
DIR. TUMBLETY's
BhNisHER.
Price. % PER bottle.
Sent BY mali or express
% any address.
Omoe-No. II Wash
tpSton Building, PennEyl-
vtnie avenue, corner OF
seventh street, Wtshing-
ton, ID. @. 'fa-
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ri X code Island Vol.
LIST CauuPcticulVCl...
lstNsvs EO:E Artillery
~ 90 do.
SD New York CaSa'rY
Sth do do.
Il N. 7. State Militia.
9Th DO do.
@tEth 30 do,
nth HR do
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"a i "A
Rri{aI4gE GlHg5 3dkIIaf a'IAaS
s D. ABDNe
LILA u - - n 8 -lseI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

its particular rr~vecss q Ba, te7ies Burnside
and SbernAn. wss aisaile,i 5y lucky shot
freza the BurgsFae mortar. VI ere time
paxzsI alous oar line st les, nile without
ss.eins a shell AL within less than three rods
of sav ct cur guns. The en- my's was either
too hi-a or to kw. It required much efJrs
On the Easrs Of ,ers commanding the troops
nj res<ir.. VA were 10 easy range Of the en-
ezays g-lns. fraEa neezilas.lv rushing up1cr
The heafisst Ere. Thy seemed - have an
eA-ernsss 10 EXPOSE themselves IN the mos:
dAnger5us situations
Al tw3 o'cl.,k 2. y. the enemy pulled
down Their liz AMI heisie4 a white eae. and
the hrjnz inst .nay csasci Gca. Gilmore
assa Cal. Rass. OK tire s;a Maine Regiment,
with SINE other offers. wen; or 70 the
Z n ard rere. vel Al unconditional sarreisg
tfea. Bsaha1a thea arlere3 the e5isfs Of the
IN MAINE Regiment - L. 6.st raised over
The Fort. ia e,5zay srner.t - the sal.autry and
sapsri = bshavilt Of hat battalion during
tie szat. Col. Sews!l, Of the New York
Volunteer Engineers. urged that 10 consider
a,ioa u ire service, 81 b.s regiment IN CON
s:rne:snr the batteries. he bah been some
,ares wsrks previously PROMISE tha; h.s aAs
sh5sli - Up ars;. y the Eo.iae.rs urzei
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up2n eur eouutry and It's rulers was Tatri-
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hor9'. E G. Darg4in. B.0ehil GhAs. Ii
Dyer, Bfeokzyilbe William Fullerton. Els
worth William Hisgias, Eden Joha Hop
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Charles Aus,in, Ellsworth. Isaac B. God
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Hatch, Deer I..e; Amos T HAdley. Elem
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ke.l, StIrry Joshua R. Howe, ot!And Z
j. H5iekins, Ellsworth
% Tracerse J4ry james 4 Lawrence.
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Mariasille Lewis King, Trenton. Na,h.
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>ilsby, Aurora Samuel X. Staples, Swan
Isle Milton Taft. Sullivan: GeJ. T. Til
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