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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

God guard our nag, and keep each star
zach -:ripe as bright Is now they wave,
still make il lead our ranks In war,
SAIL float above each patriots grave,
DSsth to the traitor that would dare
otrAiI it.throuRh the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts It's lot Will share
And follow it 20 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

The following items appear in the spe-
cial Washington dispatches to the New
York Times. They were so horribly mutt
lated yesterday morning, in coming over
the wires, that we republtsh them from the
ztmss itself:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

The following petitions were offered and
appropriately referred
By Mr.. CRoTHERs; From citizens of
BROOKE county, asking that there be no ex-
Ist 1868. wi u'''
By Mr.. KRANRR; From Citizens Of Mo.
nongaIia county asking the extension of
the Stay Law to the let of January, 1864.
by Mr.. BUNGARNRR; From citizens of
Mason county asking that there be no ex.
tension of the Stay Law. sH.
TUE CALENDER.
The bill for the Relief of Sufferers in Ger
tain counties was taken up; the vote nv
which 1t was passed TO its third reading
Reconstructed; an unimportaut amendment
reading. 80 'u'F"
The bill to amend the Charter Of the 8ol.
hdsy's Cove Railroad Company, authoriz-
ing tnat company to construct a branch TO
me :ne city OF Wheeling, and repealing the 7th.
OH, STU 10th, lltb, 18th, aud 1871 sections
of that charter.
The bill was discussed at considerable
length, Messrs. Crothers, Farnswortb ami
boreman speaking in favor of its passage
and Messrs Logan, Smith, Fast. Wilson
and Hooton against. 't'' -.
Mr.. SIXTH moved % lay the bill on the
table, but It was not agreed to. The bill
Adjourned '.h
NoTE.-We were in error yesterday in
saying that Mr.. linus motion was to I.f.r
the subject of reducing taxes to specisI
committee. 1t should have been the Fin.
nnce Committee. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

Dividend.
RHEELISO SAVINGS INsrrrurIox ~,
wheeling, January 2, lSeS,
Ihs Directors Of this Institution have MI, A. A..
Sto 40 aiIiaend Of ten per centuu ON the sSntSI
49, SSt OF the earnings Of the last siT Ino1tI.
dI OF state and Federal taxi payable to The Stoc
ISrs OF tne4r legal representatives,. on demand
81 A. Q. MCKEE,, TreaTpTsT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

WRAPPING PAPER-A large stock of both Rae
-, anu straw wrapping for sale At manufacturer
l'Ieee. JAno METCALP HURT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

The New State IN IxHnawha county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

NAILss-An sizes, Tor sale at mill prico, nv
l. JAuO METCAIP + RJIPn
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
Cairo. March 81.


Memphis papers say that on Wednesday
morning the rams Lancaster and Switser-
land undertook to run past the batteries ut
vicksburg. As soon as they came within
range the oenfederases opened upon them q
tremendous Gre. The Lancaster was struck
80 times-her entire bow was shot away,
causing her 10 take water 30 rapidly shas
she sunk immediately, turning complete
summerses as she went dowds All the crew
except two escaped in small boats.
The Switzerland was more fortunate, but
she was anally disabled BY sixty-four
pound ball penetrating her steam drum
She foated down below the City, the bat
series still keeping up their FIRE, striking
her repeatedly. Finally the Alabatros. from
Farragus's feet, ran along side and towed
her to the lower mouth OF the canal, where
she was lying at last accounts. The loss Of
life on her was not aseertsined.
These rama were intended to reinforce
Farragut, who has been below Warrenton
ever since he ran past Port Hudson.
At Grand Cali, on their way up, the
Hartford and Alabatros encountered more
formidable battery than that at Port Hud-
son. The FORMER vessel Was struck fourteen
times, and had three men killed. Both yes
sells returned the Ere vigorously, and both
were more or less injured. The bluffs ct
this point are high and commanding.
The expedition from which we had been
led to expect SO much, under Gen. Sher-
mau, to the rear of Haines Bluff, by way
of Steele's Bayou and Suuhower, is fail
ars. The entire force have retained to
Young's Point.
Nothing definite from the Yazoo Pass ex-
petition under Ross and. Quimby.
A train from Memphis for Grand juno
ton, Saturday, was thrown from the track
near Morocco, in consequence Of rail be-
ing taken up by guerriilas. As soon as the
train stopped. the guerrillas gathered round
firing into the train killing two PERSONS
Forty-swo passengers pere parolled. A
force from Moscow had started in pursuit
of the guerrilIss.
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Chicago, April !

. - Il ~.-s. --.'. .>.r -F SuiSakos APEH 4.
Full dispAtehss 10 regard to Shermsn's
expedition, th rough Stseles and Black bag
ous and Sunaower river. received late last
last night, Admiral Porter succeeded 10
getting through both bayous With she gun.
boass, but be then encountered 4 email
force Of rebels who anaaysd him With
harp shooters and placing obstruotions 10
the channel, rendering bic further progress
impossible without the cooperation Of an
infantry force.
Trees have also been cut in their rear,
rendering retreat impossible. The infan-
try reinforcements arrived on the 23d and
released the boats from their perilous po-
sision. On the 25th the whole force left
Black Bayou and returned to the Mississip.
pi. Federal loss 10 or IL killed and woun.
dad. Rebel loss not known, bat 10 incon.
siderable. "EST : - Z
Reports, by rebel sources, say Banks had
been repu!sed with heavy loss. nothing re-
liable, however, is known in regard to the
matter.
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b. & M. n. n. T..

The Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
road, under the control of the present en-
terprisiug Superintendent, IL. THIELsoN,
ESQ., and General Agent CARTER, is making
rapid strides towards completion, and
promises fair to be the first line to reach
the Missouri River, across the State OF
Iowa. The company is now 10 possession
Of ample funds go complete the work, and
is now only lacking men. We are Informed
that work will be commenced on this end
Of the line the present ssasou, and the road
will be pushed ahead as fast as men can be
had to do the work.
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z7- - --Sz &
Ne. -, nefsk ID. 9
a Hilton Head sarrssposasss says Beasrs-
gard. through Hag Of tracs, bod thsim.
padencs 80 asmsnd tho snerssaex of he
ssesnsrs Mereidita snd key Stone stats,
'shish Be says.ssrs eapsarsa On me sist 81
January. !. z I
The rebel ateamsf AntoDies, from Mas
san, ran. ihs hleakads as Qhaslsston.
Nsws from Savannah % ths 2lsh W NJ
people are suffering MI kinks 81 privasions.
Even the sick hare on:y bacon and cora
bread for nourishmens. Ali who are abls
are ut work ID tie forsifeasions.
a steamer from jacksonville reports ths
arrival there Of the 9th Conn. and Ssh
Maine rsgimsnss .so rsiufsrcs TIE nsgrn
troops. & 81 4 IS
A rebel force bad been driven from their
position, and chased some s Or s,x milsa
BY the daTkiss.
skismishing is very fsequeus. Thrse reg
iments Of Gsorgians are said 80 be march.
ing on the town. Heavy firing was heard
az the steamer lefs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04

Nav 1szk !arsh BIZ.
Ths HansAs sssn Ssath sapaon issh, has
arrived. rs S - Z s Is 8 = 81 =
Ths Cd Bic arsiyss u Hssss ~ 18th.
she fsporsa thaa Es6. 2sd, III IaSisaas n
north, Ioneitaaa IS wsst, aha MAS spokss
81 The Alabsna. She barnsd, q he 2lss,
he Aliss C6ss, from BAEasaxao - y. xssk.
The sams day she bsrned q gerry largs ses-
ssl from California fas Qasshssasa ,nams
not given.
The Ia platts, which arrived Ii Soaab-
ampsoa the 10th, reperss the nlabsasa saa
oruising Oh 81. Lacia, 81 The sWsss ID dies
Tbs Dsrly Nsws says shs llibralssr, Late
Sampler, lssepairsd sksin, add rsady foa
zee. $3.50
Thasscrsw sseamss sSathsrpsrs inssadsd
Tor The con2ederals nasss MS laanched be.
fore HE Hsasa sailed.
lntslliganes hid hssa received ihas 5000
stand Of Rassian aruns. recently attempted
% be smaggled aaross the Prineipallties Il
Ssrsia, bus wsrs parloiDed % the route
and have fosad their ssy se polaad.
A Turin diapatea Of the 10th says Carl.
baldi's wounds show sympsoma Of no ag.
griva.ed charastsr. ss.sq 81 rs
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ST. Louis, March 81.

!. Gen. Hunter has been assigned 80 the
Command of tie army Of the frontisr-he
leaves to-day to assume command.
1t is understood that q division Of this
army will be speedily concentrated for an
important expedition against the enemy.
F. II. Monroe, March 81.
In the attack on Williamsburg on Satur-
day morning the rebels bad force Of 300;
ours was much less. The rebel loss was
fifteen. -. %
f Richmond papers Of yesterday have g
telegram saying the Federals have again
appeared in front Of r.. Psmbsrton. Firing
was heard Monday afternoon, but she result
was not knewp; the telegram was dated ss
Vieksbnrg. ...*
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New York, March 81

a Hilton Head letter says the Wabash,
Pewhattan and Pawnse draw TOO much wa
ter to cross Charleston bar; they will there
fore remain at Port Royal, 20 receive the
rebel ram from Savannah, shosld she make
her appearance. ..- ..--. ~.
Another letter of the 9th says heavy
firing had been heard all the previous day
in the vicinity of Charleston. IL was thos'
probable that the aees which left Wednea-
day was attacking the batteries on Stone
Inlet. .E# ..= -.
The Savannah Republican OF the 25th re:
ports an engagement between some rebel
light batteries and the Federal gun boats
Monday, but no particulars are given, ex'
osps that the rebels poured shot and shell
into our gun boats for considerable time.
The locality OF the 6ght appears to have
been in the vicinity Of Jacksonville.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04

Washington. April !.
The debates Id regaad 10 Poiand sous-
meDeed 10 the French Senate on the I7sb..
They would be continued through the next
day. -s.s.i s... .,.......s.
The Paris Notions says the opinion Of the
Emperor Of Austria are 10 conformity With
these entertained at Paris, in regard to di-
plomasic questions that have arisen from
events in Poland. ~ gas
The insurreetion Ia Poland 10 spreading.
Eight Warsaw Counsellors have resigned
the Municipality also Intend resiguing.
Duke Constantine has quilted Warsaw.
The National Polish back notes are being
iss ued at Cracow. .~s ass..s. ......... ... e
The Head quarters of Dictator Sangit-
witE was yesterday established At DsialO.
zyco. '.. ...~ss.... ~ .......,.......--. +.
The confederate per cent cotton loan
will be brought up on Thursday, at Paris,
Frankfort, London and Liverpool. -"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
SNOW IN APRIL.

The frss of April is generally regarded as
"Spring, and the reasonable supposision rs,
that when the season is this far advanced
We wilt see no more Stow until another vim
ter but this year is an exception, for at
present writing a heavy Snow 10 ssill to be
seen at No. Empire Block, where you can
also see the largest and handsomsst stock Of
goods 20 be found ip Council Bluffs Or any
other town 1.his far ouk.n
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
Cincinnati, March 81


The rebels are rapidly retreating from
Kentucky. Pegram, At last accounts, vas
hosly pursued, and it 10 reported that bs
had TO abandon all his cattle, about 1000 il
number.
The only danger now apprehandsd al
Lexington 10 from wandering bands Of guer-
rillas, ITO OF whom are reported in the vi.
entity Of Richmond.
A Msrfrsssboro dispatch xsate that dc.
serssrs afrm that the rebels must either 1t.
tack soon or fall back, in consequences Of
The scarcity Of food. 5
A gentleman who has just arrived frsn
the vicinity OF Chattanooga says the reb-
els are building immense fortifcasions there
Already between so and 90 siege guns are
in position nj Bridgsport. They hass also
eonssrucssd some fns earshWorks As Ste
venson, Dechord, Shslbyvilis and Tulla-
homa. ........ -. 49,. -.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
HARDWARE.

Farmers, mechanics and miners in need
of Hardware, can have their "every want
supplied, by calling on HuRFoRD & BRo..
Upper Broadway, sigu Of the gross eut saw
Their stock of hardware, cutlery, etc., il
complete, of the best quality, and cheap
These gentlemen give their personal asten-
tion to the selection and purchase of goods
and keep constantly on hand the best as.
sortment Of hardware to be found this side
of St. Louis,
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New York, April |

8>-: 49,. new 4oTks ApTfl IL
The City of Washington, from Liverpool
18th, Queenstown 10Th, brings the follow.
ing intelligence:
The Polish question has assumed great
prominence. ,.
An important French diplomatic CORES.
pondepcs has been Published showing the
gravity OF the question.
/ The French Senate was engaged debating
petitionssin favor Of Poland. '.s
Az inausntial meeting In London de-
noupoed the course Of Russia, and called
for o cessation It diplomatic inssFOourss
With her uusil reform was brOugbt about.
The Morpipg Post contained . tbreatning
add waF ike article after this meeting.
A Polish League Vas foFmins in London,
and viii shortly dsparl, fally equipped, FOR
Poland. Fl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
Chattanooga, March 81,

. Gen Foster captared yesterday, at Brent
wsod, o miles in the rear of Franklin, 500
rebel prisoners. He also destroyed guam
sity of sommissary stores, burned rail.
rosd bridge, lore up the track, captured II
wagons. "
Gen. Morgan had . Aghs on the Goth, al
Milton, lasting s hours, driving she enemy
two miles, when they were reinforced
Morgan says bic lose in officers was very
great.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
PhiIadeIphia, April /

The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphis American says the Admins
:rstiOn is confidently expecting, before the
cIsse Of the week, news OF important suc-
cssses By the hess near Charleston. II the
batteries on Stono can be taken, Il Is be.
lievsd she troops can be landed % reach
and take she city without assanlsing forts
Moultrie and Sampler, which being cut Oh,
would fell without the lOss Of vessels Or
ammunition,
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COL. knSgnaAN's TRxAE.

The Coors Martial appointed 10 iuvessi.
gate ths charges against Col. W. ii. KINs.
HAN, has Recommended Gen. CuKTTs to re-
turn to the gallant Colonel his sword. We
can assure the Colonel that this verdict ID
highly gratifying TO bis numerous frisnds,
in This commanity. His very ardent friends,
of the ssoesh persuasion, who vent insc
scssasies ever the news Of his arrest, dom
have anything TO say.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
Louisville. April !

LeUlsFtAss ApEh As
An Official dispatch from Somerset says
that Gilnore's forces attacked the rebels
under Psgram, in q strong position pssr
Somerset, yesterday, when q tight snsusd
which lasted Eve OF six hours, which result
ted in completely defeating the rebels, dri-
wing them towards the River. The rebels
ousDumbersd as two TO ~one. Sd {
Our loss does noe exceed thirty. The
rebel less 10 not stated. ..,. DID,. ..5%@
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
Cairo. April Q.

8. Cairo, april q.
Ths iJaskssn Appel Of the I'D sage 20
isssrssrs from the Federals arrived q
ViCksburg within few days. They report,
Of course, great Decentralization IN BaDk&
army. g3 go
This paper claims that the batteries n
Port Hudson and Grand Gulf received 20
Injuries Whatever from Com. PArragus's
h0ats. s,,s "a q 81 Z slGs ISL s5sssSs
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Providence. z. +. An. 2.

4 FFUVIUSHses =. rs APs 81
3 The Republican Union ticket sweeps this
State yesterday. Jas. Z. Smith ID elected
Governor BY $500 majority; Thos. A. jerks
IL elected 70 Congress from shs Eastern
District BY 1900 majorisy; Nathan z. Din.
on, frsm the Wssssrn District, 10 elected
BY 900 majority. The Legislators stands.
Smiths sappoEssss 76, opposisien 20, and
Is vacansies.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
Cinainnati. March Al

The rebel forces lately at Danv,lle are
now eneamped between Summersss and, ths
Cumberland river. They are impressipg
every white man they can End into the ser
vice. Horses, mules and cattle are driven
of as fast as seized.
Two Georgia regiments mutinied near
Monticello last wsek-six OF the leaders
were hang.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
APRIL FOOL:

Last Wednesday was All Fools Day, and
the Bugls tried 30 STOOL" somebody, by
palming of "a likeness Of General CARPEN-
TER for picture Of %. Ismighs win among
strangers, DAN, bot the people hereaways
are too familiar With that sonn,ensnee. Il
was tsksn,juss sitter the General returned
from one Of bis Indian expeditions.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04
WsshiDgtsD. April I

Government has authorised Gen. Uiiuan
20 raise black brigade, and Gov. Andrews
to raiss two black regiments. Bsypnd this
no authority he's bssOs given 30 any one 70
snlist black troops. large number Of PEI
sitions have been received. fat the War De-
passmsns from persons Wishing 20 be Of
hoess Of eoloEed tegitn enas. 90 81 q ID
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Memphis. March %

Gen. Sullivan, in command at Jackson,
Tenn, sent al expsditiou,a few DAYS since,
after Col. Sseele's brigands. They were
overtaken at Bolivar. A Hght snsaed in
which Streets waaswounded and 81 oe his
men captured. At last accounts our cav
airy wac still in pursuit Of the enemy to-
wards Ripiey. 20 y O. - r.. 2.s.".2 NE
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Rs. sonrnaI. Alarah al,

Refugees frsn - alGom, and dessrters
from the army, daily 6oms into our lines.
One entire division of The rebel army ar.
rived in Richmond last Taesday, FOR what
purpose ID 10 not known. They confirm the
report that the rebels havs commsnosd r..
moving their large guns and machinery
from the machine shops in Richmond 30
Ch&ttaDoogS. r9(asss2 ssyass sss7sF z}asls%
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,eBMr. Kappas, of St. Joe. has opened
"a Cracker Factory, on Broadway, near .he
Post otaos, and 10 prepared 20 furnish by
wholesaie, or bake to order, everything in
che WaY Of crackers, cakes, bread, etc.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-04

q Bayliss & Grassland received per
steamer, The past week, the first instsllment
of their spriug stock Their assortment is
good. The junior member of the firm does
the buying, AID is tsa man Of taste"
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Whesling. Va. March 81

Seven hundred rebel cavalry were cap
tured at Point Pleasant, Va, yesterday
The town was subsequently, re-capsursd.
Our less was only one killed and one
wounded. .-.e..s. ....-s-
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e. There 10 NO necessity for anybody to
20 barefooted. for PHILLIPs has Boots aid
Shoes enough TO supply call crestion," and
have some iefs for Nebraska.
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New York, March 81.

= - 11T-g9 ssWs 1UEKl MaEun 0As :.
Foreign news, By the City Of Washingson
says the Confederate loan had been for.
mslly introduced into the market, and WAS
very successful. The per cent. prsmiam
attracts much debate; bat win receive no
ofieial sanction BY the Stack Exchange.
A prize fght has been arranged between
Hseuan and King.
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Washineso,n,. April 1,

Dispatches from the Mississippi sauAdrsa
embrace reports from The sommanasrs OF
she varioaa vessels that attempted 70 paas
Port Hudson On the might Of the l4sh.---
They furnish but few addisionai details -
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smaraMss sale.

DY virtue Of o speciai RsecwsioK 30 no airecssa
ID from The ONE Of the Clerk Of the District Cart
at Pettawattane cpuny Iowa. shall pFneeed 10 sail
Monday. tbs 9Th day 81 Aps, a.. D., 1855 between
the houFssf 10 o'clock, A. ~. and e'ci0<k p
said day, In front " the c0nnty TsaasnrexsE Nc ~
she est Of Ceunsi Rln fs fosia@tnS Described Real
Estate Oh Tredsfsek HAUbse. to-wIs
The east haf " the nerth-xsss naaxx4s IL eeeeseM
thirteen } sowhship sevsntg as@ fs6h ERmWe fS<&8~
three 2n1 the east bait % To s9&eAa1ss enEss4F
forty-four "a.
Taken ~ the property Of Ere1sssck HAszlh d aatzE
aspecia Execntioa Id fsvof &c VIVA n MeHnsshs gws
O. Tfn0RHzH, &BeF8
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WashiDgsos, ApYil 1,

The entire receipsa from Internal Revs-
nue. up TO date, amount 60 twenty-five nail.
lions. lis sssimased that the receipts FOR
the year win reach 9lsO, 600, 900. II
Il is sonsidsssa certain that no foreign
loan win be accepted by Ohass.s
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G0eD,

The nsw City ooupcil held iss iras meet.
ing lass night, and the "Alderman from the
First Ward'' was decided 80 be Mr.. FIELD,
the unlawful action OF the old Couneil to
abe contrary Notwithstanding.
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ewhIrs. SLUYzaR has reserved her spring
a.ock Of Millinsry Goods, which she invites
the ladies Of the city 70 call snd examine.
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Louisville, april /.

Louisville, april I. =
2. The rspertof the ressapsuTiBg 1000 head
Of cattle from the rebels near Stanford %
confirmed. We have also taken lao pris.
ossrs. Tho enemy arsssill slossly par
sned.