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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

The State of Illinois and the States and
Territories west of the Mississippi, and on
this side of the Rocky Mountains, incIud-
ing New Mexico, will, in future constitute
"a separate military command, 20 De known
as the Western Department, under the COM
Inand of Maj. Gen. Fremont, ofths United
States Army, head quarters at ST. Louis, 2
AT this time, General Lyons army was
about to be dissolved, which the enemy
knowing, began offensive movements. FIRE.
mont arrived ut st. Louis, Mo-. on the
morning of the eGth July. Unusual in
terest was created by the extraordinary ac-
tiVity which followed his arrival. Eight
steamers were got ready for the transport.
carrying the troops, ETC., to Birds Point
Cairo, und other positions on the ,Missis-
sippi, which now began to be threat tened
by the rebels. Onthe 18th Aug, he pro.
claimed martial law in the city and conn-
" OF st. Louis, aud appointed hlni. ]. Nc
kinstry, U! s. A., Provost! Marshal. On
the 18Th Aug, Gen. Fremont sent down
five hundred men from Cape Girardeau to
the town of Commerce, NO., forty miles
from Cairo, and they Tecaptured the place,
1t having been, short time before taken
By a secesh battery. On the 3lst Aug.
Gen. Fremont issued his famous procla.
nation, so gratifying to some, and SO dis
agreeable to others putting the whole
State of Missouri, which contained proba-
bly, 100000 rebels, under martial law, sub.
jecting the rebels to trial for their lives
If they should be discovered, within his
lines, armed, confscating the property
claimed by rebels, and declaring the slaves
of all such persons absolutely free aud in.
dependent from that day forth forever. In
six weeks from the time of his landing,
Fremont had got tho strategic positions
into state Of defence, aud an army Of
10000 men, with large proportion of cav
airy and artillery. On the 2Sth Sept, at
noon, Fremont began the march to Spring.
field with his forces, except the body guard
and staff officers who set out the day be-
fore. But all the deeds of his "hundred
days campaigu," aud the victory of Ia
gonyi leading Fremout's body guard at
Springfield to such an unequalled triumph,
have been well set forth in the magazines,
aud suffice it to say, he met no reverses till
suddenly, and, to the amazement of every.
body, he was, Sd Nov, ordered to yield his
command to Gen. David Hunter. The
cause of his removal appears to have been
some unfavOrable reports from Adiutant
Gen. Thomas, who had been making iu-
vestigntions ut ST. Louis. There is no
doubt but he will fully vindicate his con
duct and be Feinstated in office. General
Halleck now commands that Department
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
nrn1II 5l!,rInln,s SALE.
vALuABIEHoTEL FOR SAIL

VALUABhE ACIEA f'OGS SALE
T,y virtue Of the power vested in me az Exec.
~ ntos Of ~ Last viii aud testament Of William
o. Miller, deceased viii Oher for SALE on the
aTFNTH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
if NOT earlier disposed Of Ct aPTtYate saIeI Ihst
LARGE AND C0MM0pIOUs HOTEL ~,
long and fayoTabIy known as the MAYPoLE or Mill
IERS TAVERN, situated on the SouthWest corner
Of Paca and German streets. ,,l
Tho Hotel is eligibIy located; i've stories hgh can
accommodate with perfect ease over one honaTeo
UuestS and has moreover, attached TO u most ok
fsnSiys md we'll ARRANGED STABGES with ample ac-
cOmmodatious for tive hundred and nifty horses.
The entire establishment fronts eight leeL
ON the 1St side OF Paca street, with depth o. one
hundred and ninetyOne feet on the south sue Of
German street. HhOFear OF the Let has NdepLn Of
one hundred and forty-seyen feet to Ctder aLey'
Tic whole lot Is composed Of three parcels held un
der different leasss-the annual ground rent amount
ing altogether to tiIB hundred and dos
iSTs., = 10 4 Giti = - "a v u
fa1'sTo persons DESTROYS Of purchasing 2 very
we'll known and deserycdly popular Hotel ms sale
offers most excellent advantage It IL no" leased
for four years from February i 1862, under rent
OF two thousand delAra year and will DO sold sub
ect TO that lease. Until the tenth Of May VIII be
glad to receive offers for 1t at private sale II not
sold by that time It will be Set mp at public auction
TERMsoF SALEs-one- third cash and the balance
In Bix twelve and eighteen mOntlis-the credit pay
mentS to bear interest," and to be secured to the sat-
Si @Ssils a tss TRURMAN CROSS, Executor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
Brlg.-Gen. george, L. Hartsun.


This officer is wellknown to the citizens
of Wheeling-not in his new capacity o,
a Brigadier- General, but as Capt. Hartsuff
Adiutant on the staff of Gen. Rosecrans
He has been in this city all winter, presid-
ing in the chiefofic at the Generals Head
quarters. He was nominated and confirm
ed a Briendier General on Wednesday hast,
on account of meritorious services and
we'll tried capacity. We are Indebted to
one of his brother oficera of Gen. Rose
Grams staff for the following sketch of his
life: I5.s .f,4 .4
Brig Gen. HaItsuR was born in the State
Of New York Oa the 2sth of May, $780,
He removed to Michigan in 1871 entered
West Point Academy in 1913; graduated
in 1850 rs brevet End LieuteunLt of the
4th artillery wss ordered to Texas in Oc-
tober, 1852; served there until January,
1854, having been previously promoted
End Lieutenant in the 2nd artillery; be
was ordered to Florida in June, 1854: sery-t
ed there continually in the field until Iuly,
1856, having greatly distinguished himself
in several bloody contests with the Indi-
aus, and once SO severely wounded as to
be reported dead. Tho thrilling re-
cital of his hardships and sufferines
was published in the papers of the day
and excited much interest. He also served
in Florida as acting Typographical engineer,
and surveyed many OF the SWamps and
jungles of that malariOus region. He aE.
forwards went With a detachment to Fort
Wood, Bedloes Island, New York harbor,
and remained there iu command one
month, being ordered to West Point
IN September 1856 as Assistant Instructor
in Artillery and Infantry tactics. He re-
manned at West Point up To- June 1859.
When he was relieved at his own request,
and went West TO join his company at
Aackiunw, serving there until October 1860,
The Captain was a survivor of the dis
asteE % the Lady Elgin on Lake Michigah,
exhibiting on that occasion the coolness
aud courage for which hels distinguished.
In january 1861 he was ordered on dnty
at Washington and was there appointed
Assistant Adjutant General or the 32d of
March following. On the 7kh Of April
while under orders for Santa Ee he was met
In New York with an order to iOin a secret
expedition, the destination Of which was
unknown at the time, but afterwards
proved to be to Fort Pickens, Florida. He
returned 70 Washington on the, 18th of
July and received orders to join Gen. Rose
Grams IN western Virginia arriving at.
OiaFkzsburg on the 6lh OF August last.
Captain Hartsuff greatly Distinguished
himself during the late campaign under
General Rosecrans, his name being promi.
nently mentioned in reports to 6eadquar-
tiers. His nomination is looked upon as
one Of the best and most promising yet
made, as he is on every hand acknowledge
ed to be every inch \ soldier. A moro
complete sketch of his life is due to the
Captain for his services and viii, We IN
dsrsfand, soon be presented to the public
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

THE rebels have, since the war began,
occupied at least a half dozen places
which they called 'sGibraltars," and from
which they hare declared they never could
be driven. Bnt they have been driven
from them, or have fed without being
driven, one after another. Now they are
beginning to call each of their new imprsg-.
nable positions by the name of Thermo-
pyle. % 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

EDrTORIAI ideas of military strategy diff
fer very widely. Tho st; Louis Republican
says-"O pEa notion. is,o that if there was
any hlundsr as to the time of McClellaud's
advance, it is thatit was made too early;
but McClelland is not to blame for that, as
his orders were premptory."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

Byron, who attempted almost every sort
of mental exercise, and, like Goldsmith,
seldom fell short of excellence, was not
content with the higher forms of Wit but
even went SO low as to make conundrum.
Think of that, gentlemen! ard very good
cOuundruu it was, too.-that is, if there
can be good one-which has been doubt
ed. Talking of the Duke of p, ian intol-
cradle old bOre) the question was, 'wby
is his Grace like an old woman 2" Every
body gayeit up, of course. because he
is past 6edrin0p ms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

Is resisting the tax on whisky, it has
been shown that one distiller-James En-
lit, of Waverly, Ohio, who makes 5000 gal-
Ions a dsy-would pay into the Treasury
$1,000 a day, or SsT5, 600 a year, if Suck
erdom continued thirsty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

AtnRRr PtxE's Indians, that were hired
to fight at Pea Ridge, if the letter writer's
can be relied upon, proved as great cow
ards as the New Mexican Indians in the
Union ranks, at the battle of Valverde. Iu
both cases, as soon as the fight became hot,
the red skins took to their heels-or if
they fought at all, asat Pea Ridge, they
killed as many rebels as they did Union
meul There is, nothing in this fact,
though, to diminish the atrocity of the
Yankee born Albert Pike pressing him into
his service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
MARRIAGE L1oENcEs IssuEp.

HuSGRY workmeu, in procession, parade
the streets of Liverpool aud Paris; III the
French Legislative body, a serious quarrel
is springiug up with the Emperor, which
may ere long lead to another coup; at
Rome, all was alarm, under an apprehen-
sion ola popular demonstration, in con-
sequence ofwhiCh the French garrison had
been placed under arms, the Corso closed,
and the Papal troops confined to the bar
racks. In Greece rebellion is in lull
blast,-aud in Turkey, its next door neigh
Dor, theTurks and Christians havs just
been having free fight, resulting 10 the
sacrifice, some reports say,IOf thousand
lives. With troubles thus all round--in
the old 1sorld-We do not know that even
with rebellion on our hands the United
States is not, after all, about the quietest
place on earth for a Peace-society man to
dwell in.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

The Charleston Courier pours forth the
phials gifts indignation against the dis.
ttlleries in the upper part of South Caro-
lima. "Proytde nee" it says, favored US
last year with 6ne crop of grain, and
corn could have been bought IN the fall for
thirty-three cents per rbushel, and now it
is one dollar" Ike distillsries the writer
holds to have mainly caused the differ
ence. s5sai ~ g-,.s5 rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
MOTHERS.

COX AFTER YOUR CHILDREN, That cough
II and hoarsenes', and difficulty OF breathing
which prevents sleep and comfort, and threatens
danger, may be quickly relieved by few doses Of
DR. cHAPMAN's HoARHoUND BALsAM.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

PRESTlcR says the reason Why alIthe
rebel troops are turning their backs ON us
ia that they arc getting heartily ashamed
TO show their faces. 4lu sil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

In town and country should subniS
the H0ARHOUND BALSAAI.i 1T sells we'll bs,S1Ss
Il answers good purpose, in curing coughs and
hoaFsenes IN OLD and young, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

Gas. GRANT vas SO sure Of Fort Dor.el-
son, that on the eventfnl Saturday nigh,
he ordered the Postmaster to have bis
mails ready to deliver The next day In the
fort. The Postmaster was surprised but
obedient, and an hour amer the troops en-.
tered they received their mail from an U.
s. 7, Q. in the fort,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
THE PEOPLE

Want good cough remedy, in convenient shan. .,,d
at . low price. The HOARHOUND BATaIS III /.
lust a. good a. any Of the dollar preparStions ~
only costs Is cents. q ' 1'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
CLERGYMEN.

Speakers, Singers, Army Officers, will find a ouick
and pleasant remedy for coughs and hoarSeness N
the CHQARaOUNpTB ALsAAf! -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

II has been Suggested that old NJ. Bell
Faa away from Nashville because hssvas
afraid Of "tss egtoses,eas Of tie l4ss. 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
! THE PRnnE

THE PROOF
" the foregoing statements isfound In the tI,,
Tue sales OF tlIe HOARH0UND BALSAAf arc srsSt
y increased and everybody speaks puslI Of il
uS Soia ey.. y ..,'T III LOGAN 8 co. and
FF'ce 70 cents. -, LOGAN, LIST co. d =
mh22 IL. = : -s' = wRseIisss t1 g..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
MUSIC RECEIVED TODAY.

NAOS4S NHSGANG0H EO-OAYs
n EARS OF NIGHT, .sft
Il Like the songa Of Birls in Summer,
Kissed You When We Parted,
Happy be thy Dreams, st .5 I'd
SmithS March, g. 55.,s .-
The Beggar Girl,
The Captain, r. EH ~ s- d. t.!-1
Pata MorgRna, sir s5f-.g
GloTiOso GaloP,. st f-5,Ir $780,
Skating Polka,
Colonel Baker's Funeral March,
The Cottage by the Sea, ,.sTs7,If r-s ,7lt7. Ezf
The Prayer Granted, -r5.
Hail Columbia,
Star Spangled Banner f14 1898
Drums and Trumpets,; -- ~ y
IN TIE ZampellAerostatiOn Waltz, +-..,.t
Bliss Forever Past,
PlUribus Unum, rs. 60
Camp Life, IfsHs1g.tls r.l
The Sybu, flr
Strike Ye Sons of Freedom,
Lester WalIaek Polka, - aI.-'
Polka Militaire,
4 Loving Daughters Heart,
Cradle Song &c,
-+i 1t the Variety Store Of -,i.sI rs
llaaf ID. NICOLL BRO,
hlES' i51te-5- 100 Main Street..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

PRESTIcS thinks it singular that the
hsFee flame in the bOsOms Of soma of our
charming rebel women does NOT set their
cotton on fire.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

Az Ohio DutOhman, in view of the new
and stringent law against profanity, has
very cautiously addressed letter to his
brother At "Amsterd-m.' II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
Iron mill for Sa1e.

ON the fifteehth day. Of April next, between nine
" and ten O'clock A. n. we viii oferat public sale
ut the Count House in the city of Wheeling, Va the
property known asthS t'WAsH1NGF0N RoLIiaG AIiLG .
with its AppurtSnances, including coal privilege
railroad aud sundry town lots.
The Mni for manufacturing Railroad Iron, and
mas capacity for turning out one undred aud TWEEN
ty-hve tons per week. Probably an expenditure Of
less than hve hundred dollars would put 1t In com.
pIete running order. 1t fs located ono uiIe and a
half l, below Wheeling, Immediately the east bank
TERNs.-onehalf cash, and the balance in one and
two years, equal fnstalIuIeuts, with interest and
good security. DRAKELEY 4 FRNTON
March h 44tlh, 1892 81 q milo Std
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

PHIElAs, the billiard player, is in Wash.
i0gs0n, demonstrating sgainst The proposed
tax Of $40 q year on tables. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
Belmont County Ohio News.
FINN the ct. CI.irsvftIe ChronIcle,l


fAPPoIETMEHT By LIE PIFTsBURGH CoN-
FtRENCE The following are tho appoint
ments made for this section BY the Pitts
bnrgh Conference recently in session,
kindly furnished us by Rev. J. L. Deens.!
GAINESVILLE DIsTRICF-L Mefat, r. E.
Barnesville-J T.. Deems.
Morristown-R Hamilton, J, r. Cooper.
Fairview-W. Harris.
GAINESVILLE Circuit-A. D. Mccormick,
g. II. fEdwarHs.7 Z StIS
BeilaireE. Ii Vail e
Nf6cfefield- NJ. Hollister.
Bridgeport--F.W. Vertrcan, as"s
WOodsfeld F. Nessly, asao1t %
Baresville-C. O. Dairs! a7g p s=-ag
Monroe-J. Phillips. n.i5 .tf. e:
Beallsyille-E w. Brady, H. s White.
Centreville-D. Rhodes, j. Dillon
ST. Clairsyille-J. NJ. Carr.
II. NJ. Close goes to Summerfeld, S.
Y. Kennedy to Sewickley, Pa James
Henderson to Cambridge, w. B. Wat
kins to New Brighton, Pa. R. s. Hogue
to Washington. J. J. McInyer to Pitts
burgh. 80 80 81
s. MARRIAGE LICENCES ISSUED. a
I The following marriage licences were
issued by Judge Cloudy during the month
of March: ',i55 = 7.5-''li
Josiah Bundy to Martha E. strahl,
Nelson Tyson to Ruth Ann Wallace,
Joseph II, Hall to Elizabeth a Bethel,
William Little to Clarena Oblinger, John
Hill to, Mary N. Loper, James U. Clev-
enger to Elizabeth r Todd, John "A. Will
son to Margaret McNTillen, John Duff to
Hannah A. Davis, Joseph p. Kinney to
Sarah Ann Hart, William IL. Barnes to
Nancy Denoon, Elisha Gregg to Amanda
Smith; Absalom Dunlap to Eliza Jane
Shaver, Simpson Perry to Elizabeth Bla-
ney, George Mason to Mary Parker, Ritz
CLARK to Sarah McKisson. F'5}
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

THE Louisville Journal announces sey-
erything dear in the rebel Coufederaev *.
cept the rebels themselves; they feel
mighty cheap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright a. now they wave,
sun make it lead our ranks in war,
Still dOat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the tFAitOE that would dare
TUtrAIl IL through the dust OF shame.
An honest hearts itS lot will share
And follow IL 10 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
Died.

OF SCARLET fsyor.I aiter tn s;1,,
-! youngest daughter q GSerSS " ~
- 5 = ? sHEod lesed yeAEs.
n 1sa'Fo y Ills y etseEpsqR u O'clock G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

I9EG-s CO1IAIISSIONER OF THE
w. REVBNUE,-MEssR ED1roRs-I
peg Leave to present myself TO- the votera of Ohio
as a.Unton candidate for the ONCE OF Conn
missioner Of the Revenue, country district 1 res.
Pecttn!ly solicit the surRges Of my telloW-citzens
nhldA SN1n CTTT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29
/ HEIMsTRERT's
lnimitabIe Hair Restorative.

IT IS NOT 4 DYE,
Sst gray hairtof its urIRihAf oIor nv ,ur
sPS s2plleEy tubes With patprsl SaStSaaSee.
are comuCS e OF or disease. All RaRtaHe0uE dyGi
~ e Geanty Of the hair, and SfoF ~ then,SlTss
oSl1 1919. heimstreet's InimitSbIe CCIoring not
process, but NV ~, @ ttS natprAl color By az easy
ptono,.. Il: Luxq g Beauty,
n ~ ~ and impartS health ma pISSssntness
ofiSis5i lat y has stood test Il tins being The
ID iSvor. ~ and e constantly increasing
hen; III dealer or can be procured By
81 F,,s ageat, p IS bsFpo.. 9ds
Ssol1 bST; q. LOGAN & as. eS SKRaP.
t- ---1ss g. feb4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

.THEI a. TRF BY
WASHINGTON HALL.
MASAaER, nExpEnssx.
LARE
LAST APPEARANCE or wnEELING's FAVOR.
ITE ACTRESS, ia|
ETTIE HENDERSON, #.f
Who will appear as JULIA, and also in five charao-
terB, Songs and Dances,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH, %, 1852, the beau
tiful act Play Of the u, 5i a1lr
HUNCHBACK.
Mrs. vendeerep.
L. Aatnt'
Miss Whiting.
got To conclude with
S TRATAGENL OF AN ACTRESS.
ErrIE HENDERSON in 5 characters. Songs and
Dances.
MONDAY, ROBERT HELLER. il'' q
ADMISSION, 50 and 25 cents. Doors open at ";
For ST. Louis. 500 Is
N@s THE STEAMER CITIZEN, Captain
s!ssiA q CALHOUN, will leave as above this day
mh29 MAENER : MORGAN, Agents.
For Cincinnati.
~. THE STEAMER CLARA DEAN. Cant,
DICEERsoN, win leave as above this day,
10Th inst, at 4P.M II.
mh29 MANNER 4 MORGAN, Agents.
For Cincinnati and Louisvile.
re- THE STEAMER ALTAAIoNT, Capt.
u WOODS, will leave for the above and all
S@ intermediate porte on Saturday, the
18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ: ~ ~
llh29 s. BAKER, Agent.
JUST RECEIVED. 1900 :
/ -
~ Clothes,
. halt chests Enslish Breakfast Tea, @
| = L do OOIong do 5Fa3g
| % do Imperial do So s,5f.is
do Gun Powder do
do Young Hyson do
$50 bush. Dried Peaches (halves,) -,,3
20 do do,i Apples, effs i
so bblS. Green do
| 20 bush. Hickory Nuts, l.fa tsa
tI Figs and RAisins, on W ls#5E
Tomatoes, Katsups and Pepper sauce. IA.
,n5 5sE 59IS: aaH j.. K B9[sIoRB
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
is1 TELEGRAPH
: O'CLOCK A. M.
70 THE FREEMAN

CrpErPKR, Va. Aug. l6. Cen Sigel, who
occupied the advance near the Rspdan. reports
that this morning the en- my made feint or an
attempt TO cross the river, but he drove them
back
Aug Il. There was Il general advance to-
wards the Rapidan this morning If the rebels
intend 10 dispute our possession OF Orange they
will probably endeavor to drive us back Up
20 Que this afternoon nothing about any fight
had reached Culpepper.
New YORK, Aug II. The steamer Trade
rind from New Orleans the 9th, arrived to-
nicht Her passengers report that the rebels
urder breckenridge attacked Baton Rouge on
the 9TH but were repulsed Grn. Williams had
has head shot off by cannon ball.
CrLPEPPER, Va, August Il. Maj. Fitted
the officer having in charge the railway affairs
at this pace yesterday, went with construc-
ton train as far as the Rapidan Station, but it
being announced to him that considerable
bodg Of the enemy were within gunshot Of The
river on the other side, it was deemed inju-
,tcious to commence operations upon the bridge,
until our force under Gen. Pope should reach
the river 70 cover our workmen
Mag. tlteld, learning that quantity OF Hour
was secreted 4 short distance from the road
captured over leo bags marked - Confederate
States Contlabands from Gordon5vlle report
the continuous arrival of troop trains from
Richmond. Heavy bodies have been sent GU,
from our Ger ire to proteci it against any flank
movement by the enemy
W. now occupy the line of the Rapidan from
Racoon Ford on the east, to Canes Ford on tn
left VITA pjcke;s and scouting parties beyond
Sen. Banks Is last recovering tyum his injuries
Yesterday he was abe 10 walk about with the
nd qt a cane"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

Tc safely appeal to ali those who have used
Doct. Gift rds ilomaOpah ic Curai es to corroboratc
STA; ement when say that they the best most
vthcieIt, pleasant to take, and economical medi-
cines yet offered 20 the pbc. There forty different
kinds oC prescriptions prepared with great care, ard
have The Of peated Ssfu trails their
efficacy for the different disease for which they pu
mp. Price % cts. per box a full assortment can he
found at Fred T.. Smiths, Agen', Montpelier send
to VI. BUR- Co.. Wholesale, Boston, Hass Philip
Ire, 1876 William street, New York and the medicine
willie pc, mall Manual sent fire application.