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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

ST. PAUL, Aug. S, 1862.
To Governor RAMSEY
By Telegraph from Washington, Aug. s, 1O:45 A. NJ.
SIR-The following order has this day
been issued:
ORDERED FIRsr-First, That draft of
three hundred thousand (30O,OOO) men be
Immediately called into the service of the
United States, to serve for nine (9) months,
unless sooner discharged. The Secretary of
War will assign the quotas to the States
and establish regulations for the draft.
Second. If any State shall not by the
eighteenth Qsth of August furnish its
quota of the additional three hundred thou.
sand (3OO,0OO) volunteers authorized by
law, the deficiency of volunteers in that
State will also be made up by special draft
from the Militia.
The Secretary of War will establish reg.
ulations for that purpose.
Instructions will be sent in few days.
The whole number of troops sent by the
several States will be estimated and appors
toned, and any surplus furnished by a
State above its proportion, will be credited
to the draft.
By order of the Secretary of War,
(Signed) C. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Brig. Gen. & A. A. Gen.
oFFICERING OF THE NEW REGIMENTS.
ST. PAUL, Aug. s, 1862.
To ALEX. RAMSEY;
By Telegraph from Washington, lao P. M.
Applications for men in the field to off,
Ger new regiments are SO numerous that
great Inconvenience and injury to the ser.
vice must ensue if all are granted.
Some general rule will be adopted soon
and made known.
By order of the Secretary of War,
(Signed) G. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Brig. Gen. & A. A. Gen.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
Telegraphic Dispatches Extraordinary.

The following correspondence will an
nounce to our readers the completion of a
line of Telegraph by JAMES M. W1NsLow,
Esq, of St. Paul, from Appleton, Wiscon-
sin, the present terminus of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, to Green Bay,
from whence it will be continued to the
Mineral regions of Lake Superior
To the Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat.
By Telegraph from GREEN BAY, Aug. 5.
Through the enterprise of one of Mime.
sofas progressive citizens, the pioneer paper
of Northern Wisconsin, (1he Aduocate,) joins
hands with the PIONEER of Minnesota, and
trusts that the line of friendship this day in
augurated, may be the precursor of a more
direct line over which the iron horse shall as
sist in annihilating time and space, and in
making the wilderness blossom as the rose.
Fraternally yours,
ROBINSON & BRO.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 5.
Messrs Robinson &. Bro, Proprietors of 'Thc hdro
cate" Greea Bay:
We have just received your electric greet.
ing with equal surprise and pleasure and
most cordially accept your hopes as prophetic,
that the Railroad may quickly follow the Tele.
graph, and join our cities together in the
double bonds of Lightning and of Steam.
EARLE S. GOODRICH,
For the Pioneer Printing Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

BALTIMORE, April l6.-The Aweieaa''
special correspondent says, speaking Of
the visit Of the French steamer With The
Minister TO Norfolk. Some speculation
was entertained 10 Naval circles IS to what
Courss The Freneh Minister and eOmman.
der win pursue. VIII be Baluts the rebel
aSg, aud viii the rebel guns salute the
Prench lsgI LISA nice POlnt Of National
etiquette. No guns have YET been heard
III the direction Of Norfolk, and the Frspch
steamer must have reached Norfolk long
before the time Of closing this letter.
The Gag Of truce boat reports that the
MbtrImaC was not In sight, and she has
evidently returned TO Norfolk.
7 The hands Oh board the Gag Of truce
boat bad SOms talk, but disclosed nothing
as 70 the movements Of the MeFriwAr,
Some Of the rsbeA bAptered our men on the
subject, Sayiug that there was no use 10
wasting coal, that she could come Into the
roads whenever she chose to do 90, that
Our VOSUels were afraid 70 come from undeF
The guuS Of the Fort 10 meet Der. st'k
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nlo.larn 20 hln. q I 80 habne..

Z II n r
DOetorssktd bin, d ! IsaESbg nSSna,
Abgut sODsthEeg tlal efuRld y Clark.
burg, Il which The Manhal appeared %
bssons ORsndsd, Aad MD be eould uos b
lstlntdatsd. NJ. Maxwell Ssld b bslisv.
"a ID he obIlgatlOs d % OAtA Iatsa IA iris
CSan.
Joba Hughes ssstIasd that ths Marshal
told tim that be bad tried 70 hAVS The con.
plalntSgAlns. Dr. Hughes VithdnWu-thAt
h vss Uory that be hSd catered IL
COloasI Suitb SSksd Tie WltasSS Il be
believed Ia The Obligation Of 40 cab tskeD
Ia Ills Cour7
NajOr Good objected, but the Court over
rullog the objection, the Visns5S answered
hat ho believed In the Obligation,
The eaSo WnS Submitssd without aFgu-
nsut, and 10 short time tee jury retained
VIII verdict ofssOt guilty"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

n9rFIERoAD DHTBSrON. cause
Of The detention Of the train over the Bal
limOsl 4 Ohio Railroad yeStorday morning,
VA the high water ia The Potomac river.
There Ii, "a train Of care, heavily laden
with iron, uPon the bridge at HAEpst's
Fstty, 70 prrysnt The new structure from
washing away, aud 10 consequence passcp.
gers have to be iSrrisd over. The water Is
falling rapidly now, and this cause Of de-
lby hes doubtless already ceased to exist.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

bSrUuvoRrvSArE AcCtDEST, -0n Tues
day evening last a. NJ Louis sIiEsl, with
his wife and sliSter, lu.lAW, MES. CsramaD,
Wels returning to The city, GEAR the three
mile toll gate, east Of iown, they were
oVer!akon BY couple Of runaway horses,
attached 70 . heavy wagon ", jdEsrs
carriage was Just paS.iug over tie 'tOus
bridge at the toll gale, Whoa II WIS struck
10 the rear by the wagon and upset. NJ.
Stiel was thrown, over The wall Of the
bridge, and very badly Injured. Mrs. sd.
I'll was also thrown upon the gtOaad with
great violence, as was Mrs. Curaman.-
Both ladies were very badly bruised aud
cut, and for atims fears were entertained
that the injuries would prove fatal. We
are glad to hear that all Of the parties,
'shOugh still suffering, are nov out dan
ger,
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Fnm WnShinRton.

.ITy ,l,,-.-,l,,.,- n,.i11RI Co.,, U4.-
'.sL,,.H.., II M. .-,. Fl
, 'Ou .sS, M. NJ, d',s5 $500 ,,I,S ~ ~
,,,S
IVA y ~ Mt. "a. 4 -, .o.e.,.-
/, - ~ ~ Sn.,I. ~ 1,.sS !. -. -.
W y ~ ~ ,- J .".a5..,s.a ,.I..,,S :.
:. ;. ~, N..'S., S 1879 ~, ~ - y N
~ s ~ ~ n. y ~ ~. ~ Ia y
So ~ y ~ $780, ~
Siesl ''nLSs 49, 49,. ~. oS..s' a.
Slt.'ssa - "a "a h,.O.I T ID ,..0,' ~
osO- 81 PsesSI ~ 49, ~ ~,
~ ~ ~ ~ PsOt'''O' AuS 4'- N''
T NJ TsTsS. .,,.ct,5 oor bat,,rv four
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

DErPaon NOIT1HEH,-lniormAtIOu re-
esiVsd from Monterey last night, ItatST
that = cavalry company which returned
from PocahautAS on Tuesday, reports al
quiet 10 that sOaaty. They captured two
rebel soldiers 90 farlOugb, aud killed one
cavalry mal who attempted % sSeAps.-
ons Of the prisoners is supposed TO BE- a
guerrilla, named Cbuaiag. They also cap
tursd q rebel mail, but the contents we're
not important his also stated that large
uumberS Of male and female fugItiVeS are
arriving a! Gen. Milroy't camp daily,
travel worn and huugry, many Of them
having Travelled for day. Apd uEghtthrouEh
IhS mountains To reach the Yankees. Prom
al information received. Il u understood
that rebel refugees from lIghlOui and I'D.
joining counties, are Carrying ali thelr
effects, cattle, and such negroes as they
can, 70 ROekbrIdgs county a . place Of
Saisty, tSrmiug II their heaven. All quiet
on the head waters Of tie Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

D6-BAtrlNORH Z OHIO RAILROAD. The
trains 90 the Baltimore / Ohio Railroad
come aud 60 full Of passengers, Travel.
trs seek this road, not Only because Of the
superior accommodation which Il affords,
but because there arr 90 many objects Of
interest along ita route, which al have a
curiosity 10 SEQ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

BALTtMoRE, April ls.-The notorious &c.
cssOion sheet, The Nary lqnd Nsos, publishes
this morning, quite bOaSIiully, three col
umhS Of Southern news, which is taken from
the Richmond Dispdlek aud EzawiHtr Of the
lib, 9Th and 10th inst, and the Norfolk Day
Book Of the 18th, received In this city yes.
terday, whether BY the underground rail.
road Of BY some special facility granted BY
the Government steamboat llae to Old
Point, 10 not AScertained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

RDBxBUR0, Va, april l6.-our salute
ftiug to-day caused some conformation
among tho rebels, who unaware Of the &C.
caSion Of Il, approached 10 some force,
aFiug few shells from an Armstrong gun,
one Of which fell among number Of men
10 camp playing at cards, but did not ex-
plode nor cause any damage, Several
regiments we're drawn up ID IIn6 ~ II tot
an advance, butalI was quiet again before
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

b6yr EScAPE or A sUsPBcTED MunOER.
MA day or two ago q man named
Samuel s, Riggs, who was Imprisoned in
The jail Of Peasants county, upon the
charge OfasSiSting 10 the murder Of The
Collector OtTazes for that county, succeed
In making bis escape. Wonderland
that The Governor viii OEer q reward Of
500 for bis arrest. lltgg a So !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

Yoar obsaioae Ioryaat,

US. GGAxT,
Maj. Gen. COmmAadl1g.
HEAD-9uAhTEGS AsNT o. NlItiSslPPI,
Monday, April 8, lst2.
SIR: ~ lhe close Of The eoahiet Of yOs.
tRtdAy, ny forces being exhausted By the
eEtrpoFdiHGrg length Of tine during which
they were eGgagSd with yOurS % that and
and the precSdiog day, aad il being APpa.
rent that you bad received Ahd Rere still
receiving rsinfoEeemenlI, I felt Il ny dply
70 withdraw my troops from the imm0dl-
ate scene OfeonaIct. UDdsF these eiEtum-
stances, 10 accordance With the uSIRtG Of
war, shall trsnsmit this, under . dag Of
truce, 70 ask permission 70 6end 3 mounted
patty % the battlefield Of Shiloh fur The
purpose 'Oe giving dOeeat iuternSat % my
dead. Certain EsntlSmSa wishing 70 avail
themselves Of this opportunity % remove
ths remains Of their BOuS and friends, l
must request foF them the privilege Of &C.
eOmpauying the burial party, aud IL this
connection deem II proper to say am
asking only what have GIteadsd to your
own cOpDlEymCp under similar circumslsn-
eeS. Respectfully, General,
Yoar o6edlBot servant
PIG. +. BEAuREgGRD,
GsneFal Commanding.
TO Major General 0. S. GRAST, U. s. A.,
Commanding U, S. forces uSar PiItSbuEg,
Tenn.
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have the honoFto be,
CsSs ,YodAob't Servnnt, afG
III B1I0. GH1. sBERMLS, ! | )
C6mdg Division.

HALIFAX, April lG.-Ths steamship
Canads y III eaiiSeS 0fthS7 Gthi 45EiIsd u
this port to-day.
The EVgllBh9 HpgDs % CoPmonl7 On
Friday dliGniIod tho queIliGn touching lbe
relative value Of fertilization and floating
batteries, and resolutions Fote adopted
providing for . sDjpsnsl6n Of the works
q spithOAd q ItyWill sboTtly e1ntllsr The
expPdiah6y d enPoUeEihg he government
10 use the money already voted tor the
toitS IN the construction q lFon Ihsathed
vessels,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

A jury waS,snPannellSdi inthS case Of
Or. Aimed Haghsi, charged With . niSap-.
uoaaor 10 roslstlsg and ObS.rOsllagl The
Uul.Sd sates ltSahal Ia thSSSteaslSn o.
process. Major Good appeared for VI,
Hughes aad Col. Smith for ne Goysth.
meat,
EN-. Merton, the Uaited SlAtes AAt'4
shAl tesAROd chat he, attempted 70 serve,
aposSb bpoaGlIdy AZ DE. Hughet house,
aud upob saaIlEluE ~ hSri NA5 tqldlgg
ths Doctor that he (ths NaFshRl) WAS very
oflciOuS aud that shortly 10 would And
Misplace or words 70 that effect. Heat.
SstNArds met The lady and served the
process uPOu her. I'm
Dee. ". Moore was present Whea The
oOnVersaslou took place. D. HpShsS told
the Marshal That he the Marshall would DO
eruIsaSdsrs long. 3aei9 i,ials saea,S
John Maxwell, for thO deleaeei testified
.Aas the NprlhGI cane % D. HaSAss
hama & Ana eiSplF6d laF The lady. The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

IG- ISplCTEp.4 Among the numerous
indictments found at the present term Of
the Federal Court, Is OnehgAinttDr White;
Of wellsburE. He vas also indicted, re-
Gently, BY the Circuit Court 81 Brooke
Comfy, for perjury. &c is now said to be
no.Ius Is surgeon Il t " rebel army ( +
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HEADQUARrERs ARAY Is FllLD, |

AAANA1VNNt NPNW -
Gen. p. o. r BsauFtgSrd, Cow'dq CoRtsd.
Army Of A1nisipPi, Monterey, TsRH:
Your dispatch Of yesterday Is just re-
cslVed. Owing 70 ths warmth Of the
weather, | deemed Il advisable % have all
the dead Of both parties buried ilnmsdi-
Stely. Heavy details were made foF this
purpose, and Il iSaOW accomplished. There
cannot, therefore, BE- any necessity Of adj
hitting within our llnes lhepartlrt yon de.
sired TO send on the grounds asked, shall
always be glad 70 extend any courtesy con-
SIstsnt With duty, and especially SO when
dictated BY humanity.
lam, General, respectfully your Obedisut
servant, U. s. GRAXT,
MAj. Gen, Commanding.
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The Confessions and, Experience Of
an Invalid.

puhlllhed ior The bSaoat AMI a . warning and .
cautIoa 70 yOuDs nsu vie suffer from DE-
blllty, Premature Decay, 4eI Supplying q ~ ams
tlBlb The means Of sSlEcurG Byone Who hAs surui
himself Aits being pat 70 great expense through
medical Imposition and quAskoTy. ~ encluIlng .
ppstpaid Addressed saEsIOPe, uHuIG SOEtrs may b
had Il he aathOr, N4TIIANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bsafori, Kipp o. New Eo'k. APt-lydlW
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IA 70 HOVSEEEEPsaL-Ws baye jUSl
reserved large and we'll selected stock Of
whIts.wath and scrub brushes, also CLOTH
hSir, nail aud tooth brushes 10 great vari-
ETY., Concentrated lye, Babbi.pS double
strength potash for making soap, Babbitts
bss. medicinal iAlaratus, washing powder,
or washing Wilhou. labor. BlthOpHekiu
luhlIIbls bakiug powder, superior to any
now in use. FinVoring extracts in great
variety. BAFloW's indigo blue.
HEiHsrREST's HAtR OOLORlsO ASD Rs
TtvE,=Thli preparation pOSsssSsS The
peculiar property Of Restoring gray hair TO
It's original color sAuIssIt % grow thick
and strong, stops It's falling out, frees the
head from daudruE, eursS and pvevSaI'
baldneSS. i. T. y that ~
All Of Dr.. Jayae's family medicines, D.,
Ayte'S medicines, Holland bittsrSr RORue.
dyB discovery and salt rhSum ointment,
lIOttettsrS stomach bttisr', Lindsey'S blood
lsarrher, scovIlllS blood aud liver SyruPr
EsFs, Weights, TOdd's, spauIdlDg'S CO.
Phallc, Sellers, NcLans's, Clatk'S female
RObaek's aud Lees pills, Mrs. winsIOw's
soothing syrup. John ., Baker'scod liver
oil. Bachelors and UhristadOrA's hair
dye. HummsrS improved essence Of cOI-
fee. Window glass, aIIIiEeS, aud putty.
For sale By RIBD / KHAyT.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
HsimStreet's Inimitable Hair Re
~ lucrative. n .a-..f

THIS artlslS d TOO WSll known % hesd Fseonnon.
dAllOu. lei, not : dye but restores gay hlIr to
Ito original color, And keeps The hall healthy, ~,
aud bouatifllg sold u The Nsaitlnt Depot sOz
BrOsaVay,NsY. nplt.ln
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

~ RELbIR, yOa can have an enduring, GlVays
ready, and reliable CON PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand ard llyle q writing, which VIII DO your
writing vastly cl,tab II thai stssI Pens. II you
y r. ~. 81 !. AFi 9sfJ 'Aff' rs 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

PmtADEbFdiA, April le. Z A special die.
patch from Washington % the BullstiA says
that q deSp6tehlWaS received Ny the Wur
this morning from Commodore
Foots, sayIpg that be e ready 70 attack
Fort Pillow, having succeeded 10 getting
. position for bis gauboStS on the river
below the fort. There e no doubt Of bis
n1e eRa0 .l44f.f.l ,t.lrfr-s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

BUvEA1o, April ls.-At a meeting Of The
Canal Board, yesterday, Il was decided 70
open the Etie Canat Nay Let. 4 Wy =
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[TFOn The DAILY ExpFost, Lancaster, Pal
"oHBMloAL WRITING RLUID."

auhRMIVAA WthAEAN& E1VAO'"
1--WE urOiaASbtSlt 70 Nt,s'S. \. nara o.; ioFA
Supply Of LaaghilDs BuShaola'S Ink, an article We
have ben uans exclusively ioF Tie year past.
4Itis mahtfastuEed x WheollnE Wet Virginia.
byaaEn Whose legally nSyor fora momoat WavOFod,
and y who's patriotism the highest compliment W
cOlld pay WulId b y Say that II + y gtpuIns, y
ffoo u pbfadlnS and permanent q thslr Ink With
which Ne mako ihlsFooogd.
4WOuSS lhlS FLUID beeAasO, aiter being torment
a Win mahy oGh6r blaak ddVool, No have l6uAd y
SupeTioF 10 SvsFy rPeet any OtheF either tarligu
or houo maize, nd hence prOaOunos Il the bt,t aaa
most reliable II he maTkOt.a
LAUGHLlNs Z BUsBPIEED, NaagtlesuFSEs,
Sold By J, o. Orr tCo. - h
Rcd 4 KFAh,
5.0EaV6s, ~ jrtr. s
NJ Va. p Nekely9y y
Aud Book SELLER generally. MIL
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pUsrNEss N5TfdEs. n
lrTag LADll. gill iod 4 TH.L0eN

%TaE LABiIa sill 6sd a 7. Il. LOsAT
. co!'I, NJ. n Mails SiFeet, "a slsE.st AID
.htsh sporlAeuso q Po.Iausy, Her Brr,l.
a, Poaale,. Tbiisi Arhietg ~ Hotioas.
TuS GEuTsEnEu will 6nd A. tbs sane
PIass, oVs'YthIaG Necessary tOr = gsatls-
mass toilet, sEssPt wearing apparel!
1aEAT EsTausnIn o. aHEiNSTAESTl"-
This elegant preparation for the hair sur
passes ell oiniIaF preparations. ltdagksnI
tbs hair, makes Il son Sad glossy, 6st not
g'sasy. Ask your neiShbOrO aSOGt I'LL
Pries 81 per bottle.
ITmA cHIHE 70 SUITE. yOSr shildrsn to
cough all nlght, when Ihsy can b relieved
BY . fsV tsaSpOOaifSl Of D.. CAePaas''
HoertOplS Balsa
''HEmATEET" e rot o. the mGPV, but
you can Cad Il BY calling a. Z. g. LOuAS
1 Co.'S, No. Al Nails street, nsar QuiDsy,
where you eau purehassr also, At low ra!es,
Medicines. Notions, sernbbiug Brushes,
Housekeeping ArtleIss, spices, ts:
OBsEEvE THE slGE Of The GOLDEN NOE-
TAE, over the Main street door.
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PatI1bELPH,A, April lG.-slpoR Cam
sron Was arrested yeStOrduy upon a war.
rant issued on the oath Of Pierce Butler,
ESQ.,, pad served By the officers Of Sheriff
Ewing, charging him with the illegal de.
teuti0u Of Mr. Butler IL Fort Lafayette
last Summer.
NJ. Cameron had not anticipated tOe'aF-
rest, which win probably interfere With
bis proposed outset for Russia.
Last evening . party Of CalathumplAnG
0erenRdsd Ne. Butler, ct his city residence
They were headed By anInananiAl citizen.
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BAR IRON,

NEW SItRRaBIl8 PLAIDs,
n6SO Jl1l6pgasdbY 110. 3 TAYLOR
Ill g. larSs1l, a a GO II iOS 81
SPS.a{sI ~ 1fsf p, kicoLt SEid.
= M 10. 5 ~ sef1.3 va V M
1880 f6Haf enc ~ afl3a a5G sis
,.siis 10 MI. al,ogto1 IAks Til, gtA.
- 10 nnhi = llihdHiH rila -taFsfl y
= 10 ~ ESTl Io1 ~ 2 lll.etSl, - "a Z
AtiSStil fata6y LEI, NoRRtaoS : CO.
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Is pasy Citizen mas, have been
sent y CpEinth usd othSf PointS, Tie
enemy 1oatfS1 terribly h5o dooosaliSa-
tiqu aud deasFtiOs. A dag 0rlfuee vas
SSas 10 today from Gea. BhAurugaFd. l
enclose herewith > copy q eoEresPoa.
isncO.
am respectfully,
YOuF 0beaioaC servant,
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9ailg 8alft5t.'IlIigtaIffF
Thur.day MoElipg. Agra II. 1Se2;
Ho1Ieo 3 HAN aabSeFiboFI.

We Wlah car friends Wbo are Stafing %
GubSeEIptlSaS 81 utll, tofItal lhlu yrat
to cat Oai cad bear Is MAD this 'aEiR Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

trlAPSI oAPSi-Ws have ja!t FOoolVOd tie
8 s'''' '''''' 4 0''' a'i Il sfh' mo
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G0RPBE-liS 6aG5 pElnS no 6eete,
iosWs tSlAisS Jataae ~ y -
ScsiV6a "a q AlShy MSE, MORRISON . 90.
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Lieut.. COL McPhefJou, attached 70 ny
S.SR d Chlafot ENGINEERS, deserves more
thaa passing notice tOF bic PctiVIty and
courage. All The grounds, beyond our
camp, Tor miles haYe been TseonnOItsred
81 hin, and plots oaFOtslly prepared under
bic Supervision, giving Aeeutate iniorma.
tioa Of the nature Of the approaches toVpf
Lines. During the RO days battle he Vas
constantly 10 Ibe saddle leading the troops
l. tlet arrived, to points FhOFb theif Sor.
vices were required, Daring TIE engage,
nSnt, be had UOo h0ne shot uadtf him.
The e6fdlE. WI bbva o poutn the lo5t
Of many brave men Vh0 iollial the battle
Of PtHbnHg, o. aIhilVh, more propRtly. =
The exact losS ia'killsdl and wounded viii
81 known 10 = day OF two. AtpEesontI
can only give Il approximately q 1900
killed, 0la a 100 S6putqd : Ihe loss b
artillery was great many piOees being
disabled BY The onOmy,8 8h0tS, aud SONS q
them losing III tH6IF horses ana many med,
ThsrG were probably not less than 200
horses killed. The loSl % The OlSmg "a
killed and;ltit Ipgu lhs iGeld vas gFSatsE
'tlan ours in Wodadt % eStimatt taanol
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Some gunboats have gone up the river to-day, md
others viii soon follow.
certain General who was looked for to-day has nos
arrived, but s have hopes Of seeing him before tho
going down Of the The weather s beautiful for his
trip, and IL seems strange he should not turn up.
Quite number Of the hospital steamers are here COAL
ing preparatory to gong up the river their missions
Of mercy.
large number Of naval officers here 70 report on
their vessels hourly expected This great point Of In
tsrest ID becoming more and more Important. lew
days longer and Richmond will be ours.
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army he presented him with his horse. Loss In like
proportion pefs General Martindalss brigade In fact
Genersk hores division has suffered greatly; but in
suferng Il has shown the stun 1t made Of Captain
Auchmety and Lieutenant williams, Of General No.
relps stan, each had horse shot under him. Lsuten-
ant Batchsder displayed great gaantry and cooness in
the care OF his ammunition train, and preventing from
falling into the hands Of the enemy
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and their left Extending down towards the junction or
tho two rverz It would be their policy OF course to
attack rs bffore reinforcemsnts arrive They have
not yet covered from the fatigue and labor consequent
upon and pursuit Of the famous days
But In day TIVE more. at farthest furious onset
upon, our lines may be looked for. Our army will not
k from the coatest The rebels ounumber three
70 ore But position here is strong artillery
admirably posted, our men somewhat recovered from
thsfr atigues, and there 10 here who Is not
willing to de for his country. sooner than yield
ny. We may be overpowcred by the force OF numbers
but you may depend upon McCelan's army will
surrender. In the meantime why arc not further
renfercsd9
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,rpI7los.L l. litErr AID WOUNDED ~ TuE r1as~
sry gKs.tY ERiGArg. rzrkcEsp AND on NJ rY
WITH roo Z GUARD.
,suu Wn r. h,owit, Co. y, %, wounded N hresst.
i'''N VcSTlNrEn ON EGt!TH pAsEl