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Selesrepbtldbe Sfadsridbteu.
Wnn Gnrt Mnnrne.
BE i&tet fir Oen r8altimOre Wedfr,"

Der Oampfer Qputltana, Capt. DearIOn,
Fam 9eltern WtOr9en 6 ubr BON Sort NfQnrpe.
@r bate nur cine feline Nn3abl Nl1Iastere.
Inter btslen ~befanben liA 0ouperneur 8raO~
fort bon MarYlanO neblt Stab. SIS l9eiut
DaB pes @ouDerneur's HeiIe In 8erbinoun9
ltebt NIT letnem Subne Biuiam, pvlHer leit
ldnserer .3ett SfT3ier in Der 8ebelleuarmee
1T uno ieBt gu Saltsbur9, 81. s., sefabrliG
franf ltest. Seine SHUTTER bat i'm oermttteIf
Der 9arlanentdrfIa9e beluAt.
8Orseltern Mtttag oerIieb Der Baltimore
Oampfer g. 81 Spaulptng, Capt, 6owse pie
5ampton NoaO8 fir Stem 2Ort, &r bate
pas S6if ct. WfartS nit inSalioen Saba
ten TIM Eau. Die 3a1t p~erlelben bttrns ago
unp beinabe ale paren @UrOalescente. st
ntse BON ibnen paren leit 8ssinn pe8 Grie
se8 nt9t gu 6aule geWelen unO ,parsn Oesbatb
BET i6rer Ntfabrt boiler 6reupe.
gu Slo point linO ausentltdlta cine
Wien9e 9eute, pelGe Die 3ldfepr ibrsr Gin
psrpanpten aus Der @efan9eulAaft gu Std
mono abparten.
Der lebte Oampfer, tpelder init etner Bar=
lamentdr 1aSse ben Sames 6tuB btnauf gr=
Ibid tpnrDe, mar Der Wietamura. DerIe lbe
mar aber nod ni6t 3urid9steprt, als pte gout-
iara a6ie9elte.
Mebrete Sfi5tsre ipeldbe G'elesenbeit BAT
ten Das 5plpitat3u 9Uint 2ppfOut gu bsltati~
gen, b~e3eu9en, Dap Die OOrti9en ginri6tuugen
unO bic BORT 9srrlGenpe Orpnune ausesseid-
net let. Das 6Olpital tebt unter 9ettuus pes
Or. Clinton Wa9ner, etaes junsen talentepl.
len 8alttmcrer.
IS nnterieet tebt fttnem 3peifel mebr, DAP
oas S99elia lSOtel unD anOere 1OlSegne Oe@
baupe auBerbal6 Der 6efunespeue beS Sort
abscrtfen tperOen miiien. Gs 1T bereits nit
Der 3erftSrung Der tleineu @sbaupe bssOnneu
pproen. grfabrene SfF3tere lasen, paB OaS
etne gebteterti4e NotbpenOtstett Der 3eit unO
Der I'M tdnbe Ist,
General Dir pirb lowobt bon unlerer Sette
alS ben 8ebellen lebr belobt tpssen leinee 81
fers BET Der IuSpe6leluns Der SOlDatsn.
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size NJ N.

Our 8equemltafett Der Qeler geben NH
naGte6erb cine IeberliGt Der ni9tielten Ct
3enlen, Die BON ben 9. ct, @p1eftoren erbpbeu
merpen.
Mir pieoerbplen BET bteIer @eleeenbett I'M.
lere 9efrtse Nnsabe, pab Der Collector I II {
~ | r b,
weun Die 9i3enlen 9slGlt perOen miillen.
SecttDn 81, Som 1. Nusuf 1862
an fol- fir iepe ertbeilte 2iSenS Die naAbe=
nannte Summe jabrliA be3ablt tperpen, unD
@elGafts9eno0sa parfen lolheS @elAdft nur
an benz in Der 9i3enS ~benannten Srte betrei.
ben, nnp ni1t anperapu.
0rnBbGmOlcr in s~eiIti9en 0etranten ieber
Nrt, nit @inlAluB peltiatrter @ptrifnolen.
eeepbrener @etrdnte uno BON @rinen ieDer
Dirt, 1Olleu 500 fir jebe 9i3enS besablen.
Sepe anOere 0erlc Jon nuBer Dem Deftlateur
Ooer 8rauer, welGe 9tquGre unO Bstne In
91G6eren Qnantttaten ais 3 @alunen auf
einmal S~erfauft DDer gum 8ertanfe anbtetet,
1T mad piefem @eleBe ais GroBbGnDler gu be-
~trattten.
&lein9Gn0lcr in ~9eiiigen getrdnten, nit
Ginl@luB Deltiuirttr Gpirttuplen, geaDbrener
@etr9nte UNI ron Weinen ieOer Nrt, fpuen
$50 fir jeoe 2t3euS %be5ablen. Sepe 0erGon,
pelGe IplGe @etrGnfe in geringeren 9uantt-
t1ten ale 3 @aaunen gu elmer ,3eit an oen1el-
felben RGufer 0~rrtauft, fol- ais Gletnbdnpler
betrahtet neroen. Stermit Il epD6
nt6t erIuubt, Sptrttmolen, Qtz
qm6re, @etneUoer so al3getr1n n
tie ar Srtn np Stelletrtnten3u
Ia1Ien.
&~lein9G10ler iber9aupt lpQen $40 fir
iebe Qi3enS be3a1len. SeOe per1on, oeren
@eIHdft Darin beltebt, SpesereipaareH uoer
ir9tno pelhe Outer, @aaren poer 6anoels-
a~rtttel, Die i'm Nuslanpe pOer Snlanpe er3e,et
ftnD, In eerin9eren Quantit1ten als Elm aan.
aes ~mrIpran9lt9es Staf pOer @ebtnce auf
etnmal an otelelbe 9erIOn sa Sertaufen Dper
gum Uerfauf an5ubieten Omit Nusnabme BON
Weinen, SptrituOlen pDer Wala9etrdnfen,
nber nit @ini6lub pom Nr3neifO6en, Meot3i,
nen, @igorren, S1nupf ODER anoerem Iabaf)
- Iol 'als Rletnbanpler mad bielem @elese
betraGtet tpercen.
OrDB6Gn0lcr iolen $50 fir iebe QisenS
be3ablen. SeOe 9erion, Dereit @s1Gaft BARN
beItebt, Sp%e3ereipaaren Doer tr9enb relGe
@ater, Waaren UOer 5anoelsartifel, bic TN
TN NuelanO poer SnlanD er3eu9t lfno, In eli
nfm UOer uiebr Srtgtnal@ ebtnOen Ober Stat-
fen auf einmal an bsnielben Saufer gu per-
tuufen Oper gum 8ertaufe an3ubtstsn, Unit
Nmsnabme ppn @etnen, Spirituulen unb
MiaI3getrdnfen) fol- als Elm @rOBbdnpler mad
DieIem @.ffB betraGtet perOen; tper eine 2tz
sens ols @rOBbdnpler 9eIGlt bat, parf aud
als &leinbdaDIer p%erfaufen.
&ettif3irer OOer 9duterer lOlen $25 fur
ieOe 9t3en6 CUR 2Gnterins pom iplrttuOiea
6~lalIfetriten, nidt uber 500 Safer a 40 Sal
IOnen be3ablen fir jere peitsrs 500 Iolher
Safer DOer troeuo einsS BrudtbeiIe Oaoo,,
$25. SeOe perlcn, irelAe lpirituGje 6litiligr
tetten rrftfStrt, reiuiot pCer Iautert, ODER be
Rtatrte @ptrttuOfen, @bisfep, 8ranpY, @ta
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Die 1metntefeit nno ;3Gnfereien unter ben ma
ttpnnlen 0eneralen, unn 3uat untr tutarltA
Dem Uulfe 0ennIplcantens fir Ietnen @tfer
CUR Vertretbmn9 Der GebelenbDroen Elm bpbes
9p6.
Die @rnennung 6prattp @5epmunr'S gum
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Netrsgprt be-
traAtet &c dls Beweis eines gelltperen 3us
Itanpe5 Der Efentlthen Wetnune i'm NOroen
uaO l6lieBt NIT Dem NnsIpruG Der SOfnnn9,
voaB Die Nieoerlagen Yope'6 uuo Die Ste9e
oer &ebelen ben Weg 8u etnem Ger9leiGe
bnbnen mDGten, pOOur6 Der Sipen etne
Grennun9 inter 9inlttgen 8eptn9un9en f9ern
perbe."
Da bdS oDtaria" Serltedt gu oerteben &C.
eeben bate, paB Der @ensraIconIut Der Ser.
Staaten, 81. SGufelDt, ibm atletn 3usesans
gene neuere Na6rtAten unterpridt babe, neil
fs na9tbettt9 fur Die Sadie Der Union lautes
ten, 10 lAidte er ale leine empfansenen 3ei~
tltngen etnem anperen 8latte, Dem vStglOI,
gu, tpurauS berpurBin9, oaB ie ntGtS peiter
alo Die bereits %betanuten Na6rihim BON Der
0fteoerla9e Yppe'6 entbtelten uno DAP alIp bas
DOiario" 9rn. S4ufslDt perleumOet bate.
@tntee SaumwOlenlAife, tpelde bic 8lus
fade gebrohen batten, paren unldh9t In Sas
oanna angefcmmen
(@Drretpp4ben; Ger anpcirten 9relfe.l
9aDanna, q. Sept.
Selt Der Nbfabrt oes Dampfers vDbtlaDels
pbia" an 20. September lino feline peiteren
gta&rtAten auS Meriep btes ansefommen.
9ter lit felt iener 3eit ntdt6 Weiteres Dor
gefauen, als Der 8reupeniubel lber
pie. BON DIR %o&plumbia" iiberbraMten, Nab>
ri9ten BON ben Steeen Der ytebelen iber ben
Gen. @ope.
Da6 o5tslo". eins junse 3eituns, pel6e
Dartet Il Die Sa1F Der Unto n
n m m Bot feline ~NbOnuenten3abl beoeutenp
peg mCbrt.
Die etr3t9 bemerfenspertben Shtfe, pelhe
Bier titrSliA onfamen, tparen bic ,8tcturia" a,
Gin en9Iil6e6 SNiff, rslhes etne orcBe Sese1-
iCnsflagge" am 8orOermalte ouf9ep9sn tat
lie, ais IS tn unieren 6afen etnlief. GS fam
BON Der Sabinsnmiinoung in Seras unD
bra6te cine 21pnng bon 700 gaqen Baum
tpplle, lpelde gu 46 Gents per 9funD bier per
fault purpe.
Der Dampfer r@uta" BON Nlpbtle fam am
%. September e~tenfaag nit elmer 9apune
8aumlpole, 900 8alen, bier an, pelte mad
europa 9elbidt perpen lol.
Das 8sgenpetter Dauert fort. Die &rant
bett (9elbee 6ieber) nimmt alb.
SD erfabre, paB pas 9elbe 6ieber far oan;
BON Sep Mels perldpuuDen lit.
Das SnnftstauOneutuOt uDocotub" tauI
BON bort am ri. Sept bier an, unO pir er-
ipartea caS itbri9e G1elapaper Der Ser. ct.
talD In DteIen WelpaGern.
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Wadeidten aus SOrt mOpal.

Der Ser. ct. Dampfer ,&eptone State
traf Dcr9elfern In YbtIabetpbta bon
sort Nosal Elm. Na4 elmer Mblpelenbeit prrl
einem Sabre tsbrte In Dem Dampfer Nprniral
Dupont gu einem fur3sn 8elude leiner 6a-
mtlie betm. 8lpttencaptt1n 9~fppeers uno
Secretar NcStinleY be9leiteten i'm.
Nm 25. Sept. maGte Cer y&eYltcne State"
Sa9o auf ben Nebellenbampler vNal6piQe",
Der eS perIuGte, Die Slofape BON @barle(ton 3n
breden. Der Nal9piae fIilAtete lib in Der
8i6tun9 BON Nafau (g%Bettnoien) unb Der
&eYltDne State perfol9te i'm auf cine @rltref
tun9 BON 300 Metlen, namlt9 BON 4 ubr
Mprsens Bis 10 rbr Nbenps, ais Elm beftiaer
&egenIturm fA ~einltelte unp Dem &eYltoue
State ieDe Spur bes 8ebelenoampfers ent3ug.
Die beiOen Dampfer paren BON 3iemIih ialet,
der Sdnelt9fett. NabrsnO Der Saeo mari
Der Nalbpile leine ganae 9apung iber 8cro,
uno ales az Scro beftnOtiGe 0ol3lpert wte
audi Die Eaiute tpurDe abseriKen, UNI 6ei,e
material 3u erbalten. Der eintretenDe Ne=
senitutm madt e es enblih Den, Na1bpiQe msg.
LID, ben 9afen bon NaiIau gu eryetden.
8cu Dert &oYal miro eemel0st, bag Sen.
Wftt6ell ,pentee Gage naG Ieinem Gintrefen
auf leinem neuen Soften Sort Dulastt beIu4ts
uto bort Nles gu Ietner 3ulriebenbeit fanp.
Sobn M. Sulon, Der leit9ertge er(te Sff=
3ter oes pyeal9Sile" unp neuerOtn9s @om>
manOeur reg NebelenlAifes nRate", 1T aaf
etnem DtlcteabeOt, baS Die Blptabe brehen
pultte. sefansen senommen ,pOrben. Gr MUIR
De nit Dem &sYitcne Stats naA Dem NOrDen
&c hidt.
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beridtden uno Otr @trOIHs erf6leeen ODE
bansen lalen.
Der 9rdlioent, welAer 9etern nit elmer
@rtra3uee tn Besleitung OeS Maribal Can
mad ben 6ouptquartieren Der YOtumaca
abreilte, wtro beute suritdermartet.
SefbIasnabme DON aartem.
y. 81. Mrnplo's Rarten Der BefeRiounop
bon Walbtnston linb in alien 2Gben cCnRsct
tporoen. OteIe &arten lfnb 1Aon lanae /,
Sanoel uno etne 9rpee Mn3abl berlslben lr
beretts o%ertauft rOrben. Dieltlben jeBt /,
cOntSctren, beibt ben Drummer 3uoede
tpenn bas Ealb ertrunten it," Wenn Sci
Dapts jebt tpeitere Snfurmattunen piiinIdt, a
er DurG Die &orten er6alten fcnnte, 70 mr.
er etnt9e Sabre tpartsn.
(aus benz Sntclteeucer)
Colonel N. 81. &aasIpF, Der frGbere g
lanpte D1nemarts BET Dem btelieen @OuS,
nement, 1T 9eltern BON @albineton mad Ieir
6eimat9 ab9ereif, pa er bon letner &eaierm
mad @bina becrDert II, uin nit Dem btmml
lGen Nei9 etnen GanOelsDertra9 abuul@
ZEN. @r ntrtmt oie 9liidwinlNe MIDI
bes btelisen @uupernements, lonDern a
ner Dielen bieli9en @riSatfrsunoe nit fiG.
(aus Dem @epabIican.)
@eltern wuroe gu l1ptaco 6ill In Der sri
tun9 BON 2eesburs cine befttee &anunaDe
bort. Das 6euer mar i4arfltnp fplete
fnrsen 3wiIGenrdumen. Die lrlaGe beN
ben 1T nod nt6t befannt.
Sort @nSmprtb.
Ntr mitIen auf Die etnoringlt1en Bit
lebr 9laubwaroi9er 9erlOnen np9maIs /,
DaS bielige @Onealescenten 6pspital auri
tOmmen. IS Iiesen bier unsefdbr 1870
Wtann, pelAe fib i'm IGredltAlten 3ulta1
b%efinpen. @S 1T niGt ni6gltG. Die Gage bic
9eute gu IAilpern. @er Ite 1abs, wGIyOe Ii
tptltitbrliA ausrufen: gBte 1T SO mDgliA, /
menl6liGe 0eea in einsm HriItlthen Qal
BON elmer Griltiden Nation 70 bebaupelt NJ
oen J. Wir fleben bic 8ebGroen an, pie(eg
9slessnbsit bod Die Otin9enr uGtbige Aull
%iau1teit 81 lhtntea.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
From Gen. McClellen,s Command.

NEAR HoRKTowS, April o., l:2O P. 81. :
Tue weather still continues unfnvoTable
for military operations. It has been lain
ing for two days. The creeks are much
swollen and the low grounds covered with
water making the road almost impossible
for empty wagons.
Information received shows that the
rebels have force of 10000, which is
rapidly adding up by troops from the
neighborbood of Richmond, which is one
day from Yorktown by railroad and river,
they having four steamers and 1G trans
ports in use. and by the time the roads nre
10 condition for the Union army to move
tue rebels may be able to meet them with
100000 men, the flower of their army,
and In a strongly iutreuched position.
PREVIOUS TO our troops occupying their
present position the military authorities
nad no means of ascertaining the extent
of the rebel works.
Information obtained through deserters,
coRtrabands and other sources show that
the enemy have ready 500 guns, some of
them of the largest calibre.
The rebel General johnson, with some
OF his forces, has arrived and taken COM
mand in person, showing that they intend
making desperate resistance to the ad-
vance of our troops at every point. Their
entertainments extend entirely across the
peninsula, from James to York river.
The cheering news from the Western
Department arrived hero to-day and our
troops are wild with enthusiasm over the
result, and are anxious to be led to active
and Similar deeds of valOr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS!

TINIIE subscriber has now received and opened $50
cases Of new Spring aud Summer Dry Goods,
which will he sold at wholesale and retail at lower
prices than ever before. Having purchased consid-
cradle more than intended, bought all kinds Of
goods for Cash and At less price than at any other
SEASON. determined to dispose Of them according
BEST MERRIMACK, CoCHRCo, and other Cali.
Goes Of equal grade, at l21z cents yard. Second
quality, fast color, at &c.
BLEACHED MUSLIN, yard wide, best quality, at
1910; as wide At loo per gard.
0SBLEACHED MUSLIN, such as sold weeks
ago Il 1s%c, will now SCH at l21ze, and others,
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always at 81. per
yard, will cell At SIZE.
In FANCY SILKS l have all the latest novelties.
An excelled quality Of Barred Summer silk at only
SOC yard.
LUPENS BEREGES, worth 81 I(c, .90c.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
CHALLIEs DE LANES as low as l2I1c yard.
Also large stock and variety Of Spring and Sum
mer SHAWLS, CL0ARS 4 MANTILLAS, at the very
NEEbLEwoRKs in every variety; Collars worth
SARPETS-IO pieces, all styles, cheaper than ever.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will dnd that
my Wholesale Department IL moro complete than 81
any previous season, RndI III sell goods cheaper In
such quantities ~ they require, than they could bC
| bought In the Eastern cities
| u,h25-dGwSm 137 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11


B9~ To HoUsEEEErERs.-We have just
received a large and we'll selected stock of
white-wash and scrub brushes, also cloth,
hair, nail and tooth brushes in great vari.
ETY.. Concentrated lye, Rabbits double
strength potash for making soap, Rabbits
best medicinal salaratus, washing powder,
or washing without labor. Bishoprick's
infallible baking powder, superior to any
now in use. Flavoriug extracts in great
variety. Barlow's indigo blue.
HElMsTREET's HAIR CoLoRISG AND RE-
sroRATlvE.-This preparation possesses the
peculiar property of restoring gray hair to
its original color, causes it to grow thick
and strong, stops its falling out, frees the
head from dandruff, cures and prevents
badness.
All of DR.. Jayne's family medicines, DIR,
Ayre's medicines, Holland bitters, Kenne-
dy's discovery and salt rheum ointment,
HOstetter's stomach bitters, Lindsey's blood
searcher, Scovill's blood and liver syrup,
EOffs, wright's, Todd's, Spauldiug's ce'
phalic, Sellers, McLane's, Clark's female,
Roback's and Lees pills. Mrs. winslow's
soothing syrup. John c. Bakers cod liver
oil. Bachelors and Christndora's hair
dye. Hummel's improved essence of cof-
fee. Window glass, all sizes, aud putty.
For sale by REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11

FoRT UNION, New MEXICO, March 90
\ correspondence of the Missouri RepuJh.
can says, our column under command of
Col. Slough is breaking up camp for for
ward movement South towards the rebel
forces. The Texan army occupies strong
position in the vicinity of Albuquerque 1876
miles south of this depot, about midway
between this and FIT. Craig, where Colonel
Candy WAS at last accounts. The Texans
have taken up this rs the strateget;cal
point, doubtless intending to march upon
either column as they leave their strong
hold Fl. Uuion, or Ft. Craig, and by their
superior force, which is estimated at 24OOO
strong and 81 pieces of artillery whip one,
face about and assault the other column
before they can form a junction and cut US
up in detail. 1t would seem that Colonel
Slough aud Col. Cauby department COM
mander, are not acting in concert, and
sound men of the army fear that this move
ment, which is one OF the most difficult of
military combinations. may not prove sue
cessful, and render our depot Mt Fit. Union.
the only supplies left US, defenceless.
can scarcely believe however, that Colonel
Slough will march beyond supporting dis
lance ofthis depot. The Texans are occu-
plying Santa Fe, 100 miles south of this
with from 100 to 200 troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11

S- FEDERAL CoURT.-The Grand Jury
were called aud sent to their rooms. The
docket was called and molls Jprosequis en-
tered in the cases OF franklin Busbfield,
John ROhan, o. Jennings Wise, Edward
Jayre and others who were indicted for
treason, but who have since gone to ''that
undiscovered country from whose bourne
no traveller returns" Some of the cases
were sent to Charleston and some to
Clarksburgh. The case of WIN. r. Gum
was called. Somebody suggested that be
ought to be discharged, but The case was
passed by.
Basil t. Wells, of jackson county, in
dicted for treason, was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
Lewis NJ. Keerney, of jackson county,
was arraigned upon an indictment 70,
treason. 1t was charged that he, mot
having the fear of God before his eyes,
and being moved .ud seduced by the iu-
stigation of the devil, did, on the first day
of July, 1861, with great multitude of
persons to the number of two thousand
and upwards, armed and arraysd in
warlike manner, that is to to say, with
colors flying, aud with cannon, rifles, mus
kets, car6ines, swords, pistols, dirks, bowie
knives, revolvers, assembled and gathered
together, did most maliciously, wickedly
and traitOrOusly, Ordain, prepare aud levy
public war against the United States"
Keeruey plead not guilty. Being sworn,
he said he was satisfied with secession, and
was anxious to become loyal and peaca-
BILE citizen. He was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000, aud took the oath of
allegiance.
Major Brown, of Jacksou, made applica.
ton for bail in the case of James F. Leach
man, who was accordingly arraigned upon
an Indictment for treason, and plead not
guilty to the extent charged in the iudict-
ment
Mr.. Rhodes, a ueighbor of Leachman's,
whose mill was robbed by Wise, and who
was taken prisoner by that officer was
sworn, and testified that Leachman was
rather peaceable man.
Leachmau himself told a long story the
effect of which was that he never meant
secession. He was done with secession and
was willing to become a true aud loyal cit
izen. He was admitted to bail in the sum
of two thousand dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
Great Success at Island No. 10.

ST. LOUIS, April lO-A special to the
Republican says that two hundred hhds of
OF sugar, several hundred barrels of mo-
lasses, eighty cannon, four hundred wag-
ons, one hundred and twent-six horses, six
hundred mules, 5000 stand of small arms,
thirty pieces of light artillery and great
quantities of blankets, clothing, &c, have
fallen into our hands. The total number
of prisoners captured is 5000, among
whom are Major. General McKall and Brig.
Gems. Gault, Walker and Schaum.
=, The prisoners are being embarked for
Illinois as rapidly as possible.
About $4,000 solid shot and immense
quantities of ammunition have also been
captured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
BUSINESS NorIoRs.
DB-THE LADIES will find atT.H.Loe

B%TAE LADIES will find att. H. LOGAN
i Co.'s, No. Al Main street, an elegant and
fresh assortment of Pegfumery, Hatr Brush.
es, POmQdes, Toiiet Artielss and Notions.
The GESTLENES will find at the same
place, everything necessary for gentle.
mans toilet, except wearing apparelt
GREAT ExrHusAsu ON "HErxsrREErv'-
This elegant preparation for the hair sur
passes all similar preparations. Itdarkeus
the hair, makes it soft and glossy, out not
greasy. Ask your neighbors about it'll
Price 81 per bottle.
IT is CRIME to suffer your children to
cough all night, when they can be relieved
by few teaspoonsful of DR.. Chgpman's
HOGrGouud BaLsam.
'HEtAsTEsr" is not on the maps, but
you eau find it by calling at T. h. LOGAN
& Co.'s, No. Al Main street, near Quincy,
where you can purchase, also, at low rates,
Medicines. Notions, Scrubbiug Brushes,
Housekeeping Articles, Spices, sc:
OBSERVE THE sIoS of the GOLDEN Nor
TAI, over the Main street door.
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Public Speakers 6 SINGER
ExECUTOR1s SALE.
HOTEL FOR SALE

" A4O AoA49 ~ NAS ASGA449
- BY virtue OF the power vested in me as Exec
u utOr Of the last will and testament Of William
Miller, deceased, will offer for sale, on the
premises, en- the IE-stft -f
TENTH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
II not earlier disposed Of at Private Sale, that
- LARGE AND OOAIM0DIOUS HOTEL
long and hTOFAhly known - the MAHP0bE or MIL
LERs TAVERN, situated on the Southwest corner
Of Paca aud German streets.
The Hotel eligibly located; ave stories highs can
accommodate with perfect ease over one hundred
guests, and has, moreover attached to 1t most
tensiye aud we'll arranged STABLES, with ample &C.
CONSIDERATIONS for two hundred aud atty horses,
The entire Establishment fronts Lightweight feet
ON the west side OF Paca street, with depth Of
hundred and uinety-Oue feet on the south Ede Of
German street. The rear OF the let has = depth Of
one hundred, and f0rty-seVen feet to Cider alley.
The whole lot Il composed Of three parcels held
der different eases-the annual ground rent amount
ing altogether to i've hundred and eghty-eight dol
lars.
E51.TO persons desirUus Of purchasing q very
we'll Known and deseTTed1y popular Hotel, this sale
oilers most excellent advantages. Il h leased
for four years from February l, 1852 under = rent
II two thousand dsIlArs year and will be sold nb
iect TO that lease. Until the tenth Of May will bt
glad to receive oers for It a. prTate sale. II moi
sold BY that time It viii be set mp at public auction
TERNs OF SALE-0ne-third cash and the ball IReS
| In six, twelve and eighteen months-tho credit pay
meuts bear interest and to be secured to the sat
1nS2i-1awts THURMAN CROSS, Executor.
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~EsCAPE AND CAPTURE OF REBEL
PRIsoSER-HE SHOOTS AT THE GUARD.-
Yesterday morning abomt one o'clock a
prisoner named E. NJ. Swayne, of Putnam
county, who had been confined for some
time in the Atheueum, made his escape
from that institution. He pretended to be
sick, aud made his way to the privy, upon
the roof Of which he climed and jumped
into the street. He then ran out Into the
dark street, and succeeded for time 10
eluding the soldiers who were immediate
ly put upon his track. SwaYue left his
shoes upon the top of the privy that the
soldiers might have something by which to
remember him, and struck out the Hemp
field Railroad in his stocking feet, making
tracks in the mud like some monstrous an
imal--a guyasticutus, for instance. About
daylight he reached the house of Mr.. An
drew Britt, mile or SO in the country,
where he told them he had escaped from
the AtheneRm. Mr.. Britt gave him some
breakfast and was preparing to bring him
back when one of the guards arrived in
pursuit. The guard started in advance OF
the prisoner, and when he had proceeded
some distance towards the city, Swayne
seized the gun and shot at him, the ball
passing through the soldiers cape and I'M
der his arm. The soldier then drew hi.
revolver and fred twice at Swayne with
out effect. The latter then ran away to
wards the top of the hill, where he con
cealed the gun In barn and took to thu
woods, still in his stocking feet. Mr.
Britt, seeing that Swayue had escaped
from the guard, seized his squirrel rife ant
started in pursuit. Amer some pretty brisl
running he came within shooting distauc
of the prisoner and commanded him t
halt. swayue stopped and Ns. Bri,
brought him back to the city, where
was given in Charge of the guards. Upo
arriving again at the Atheneum, he wa
Immediately bucked and gagged aud re
manned in that unpleasant 61 for som
hours.
1t was understood about the prison tha
Swayne was to be very severely dealtWitt