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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-04
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citixeus

TesIifyineo o. their own personal kno-ledge. TO the
beneficial effects and m7iea yriues those Bitters
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good Appetite
Do you want to buildup your Constitution?
Do you want to feel well
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness Z?
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
fyou do, use HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
Froa Rer J -Nsrtsa Brorr D. d. Edltor ft4< Envy
eiePea4a Of h1tigteus hsoaeteaso.
Although net disposed 70 favor Or recommend Psten
Medicines in general through distrust ofiLer ingre
dents ard effects yet Know of sufficient reasons
whya may testify the benefits he believes
himself TO have ed from simple prepaf aiion
in the hope that lie may thus Contribute the beneat
Of others.
90 this The readily 10 rezs4t Hoofand's
German BitIsrs prepared hy Dr. [. " Jaetson, OF
many years usaet he IMPRESSION that they ch~s
II az alcoholic mixtnre. ! iroebiedic my friend
Robert snoen er Esq. for the removal This pre-
aIce by proper tests acd for encort as4ment try
them, Ehsn SUFFERING rsn grczt aud Ions continued de-
biy Ibe 81 three sottles " these Eiters, the
be ginning 81 the pr~seH& year, ~as ieed Is evident
Telef, and restoration 70 de &c ef ooitE a. mental
vic0r hich had felt Ter SIX mouths before. AMI
Rad almost dtrpasEed - re12ninr- therefore hank
God and mr. friend for diEeetlas ne e lie 81 hem
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Resolutionso Respeot.

At meeting of the officers of the Pay
Department in the district of West Vir-
GINA, assembled on iaturday morning,
August 29th, for the Ihrpose of making
arrangements for attenfng the funeral of
Major Isaac II. PumphFy late Asst Pay
master o. S. A.
Lieut.. Col. Hiram Leaard, Deputy Pay
master General o. s. a, took the chair,
and Major J. w. Beazeli Adj Pay master,
was requested to act as Secretary.
Majors B. R. Cowen, John Allison and
s. A. Stafford were appointed committee
to report resolutions expressive of their
regard for the late MajorP umphrey as an
officer and an associate, aud their sympa-
thy with his bereaved fanily. The follow
ing resolutions were reported and unani-
mously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, In the incrutable decree of
an AlI-wise Providencei Jour late associate
and brother officer, Major 1. NJ. Pumph-
the sense of the Pay department of the
Pay District of West Virginia,
RESOLVED, That in tie death of Major
Humphrey, the Government has lost an in
dustrfous and efficient oicer; we have lost
a true and tried associae and friend; this
community has lost a pr,minent and influ-
entail citizen, and his behaved family has
suffered the irreparable loss of an afFec-
tionate and indulgent hu5band and parent.
That we tender to tie afflicted family
our warnest sympathies in this the hour
of their sad bereavement.
That Lieut.. Col. Hiram Leonard, Deputy
Paymaster General, be requested to pre-
sent copy of these resolutions to the
family of the deceased; and that the off,
GERS of this Department attend the funeral
of the deceased in body, and wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
d. LEONARD,
Dep'ty Paymaster GenI, o. s. a., Pres,
j. W. BEAzELI, Adj Paymaster, o. S. A.
Seo'y.
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Mr.. Norton.

Our friend, Mr.. E. NJ. Norton, takes ex-
ceptions to our illusions to his card in
Saturdays paper, and thinks that in our
dissent from his views about Convention
We did him personal injustice. 1t was the
furtbest from our intention to do SO, for
We certainly have as warm personal and
political feeling for Mt. Norton as for any
OF the candidates Our intention was sim
ply 70 chow that he, as candidate, was
making an a parts argument in reference
to the Convention, while we were arguing
the merits Of Convention unbiased by
any personal interest in it. We take no
more exceptions to Mr.. Norton's view of a
Convention than that of any other canai-
date who is opposed to it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31

A grand "Union and Restoration meet
ing" lasgely attended by loyal Tennes-
seeans, was held at Franklin, Tennessee,
on the 22d! Speeches were made by GOV.
Andrew johnson, ParsOn BrownlOw and
Col. e. {. Houch. Brownlow was vigOr-
Gus, as usaal. Inrecounting the wrongs
of the soutq, he said:
During eighty years we have had nine
teen Presidential elections, In which we
of the Souh, with half the people of the
North, and half the territory, elected our
choice Thirteen times, and generously,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the North to elect
their choicf SIR times. Not content with
our own Presidents, we even proceeded to
kidnap ttre of these six Northern Presi-
dents. making them Northern men with
Southern principles"
ofNOrthIrn dough-faces he said justly
land all rbel testimony confirms his ev-
idence:
"Of all Tile creatures on the earth,
these Nortbrn dough-faces, with South
ern principes, are the meanest Why
tie SOorsf se6els I k1aOto Of today are
Norttera nan soko came South, married
sCid0lcs and S,peRty or thirty negroes and
sWddeNlg graz chiUalrotts and noisy about
Southern Rights"
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Congregational Convention.


The Union men of the 4th ward, in
Wheeling, at the meeting ON Saturday last,
resolved in favor ola District Convention,
to be held at Moundsville on the Both Sen.
Der, to settle then and there the question
of who is to be the Union candidate for
Congressman from this District. The time
and place, We presume are as suitable as
any other that might have been chosen, the
main point being TO secure the proper de-
gree ofunanimity on the part of The voters
70 ensure full and fair representation
Il allows nearly six weeks for canvass
ing the merits Of the candidates before the
people previous to nomination and nearly
q month afterwards before the final cleo
ton, on the last Thursday in October
We presume that no objection will be made
70 Convention or to the time and place
above indicated. II ia further recommeh-
ded that the County Conventions to send
delegates to the District Convention be
held on the Saturday previous, being the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
ConsuI to GeneYn.

.sCharles d. Upton, of Virginia, has been
appointed Consul to Geneva. He has
been despoiled of his home at Upton's Hill
by the Tavages of war. "- Warrington Dis
patch. re ~
Are these the only grounds upon which
he was appointed, simply that he had
sheen despOiled of his home at Upton's
Hill"2 asad
If so, the Government ought to be asham-
ed 70 have the fact published.
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Editor. 1atSzigstesl..

4s75FV' . 1'''S7s''3 s''''V'7 I =
see by an article in your paper of the
29th inst, a recommendation to prune
grape vines now in order to remove the
superabundant wood and LeGVes, as means
of exposing the fruit to the sun by which
it will be better ripened and improved
This is very mischievous mistake. The
plants and f.nit aresustained by the leaves,
and remove them all and the fruit would
neither grow nor ripen. The leaf is the
organ by which the plant lives and breathes.
II will not do to deprive plants of leaves
at this season of the year. l would not
trouble you only for the amount of grapes
within the reach of the circulation of your
paper. ExPERIENcE.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEOTION.

49, FOR CONGRESS-NEssHs.K In
~ MORSE Xou VIII please announce - . can
didatefaE COugr68 In the lFst district CHESTER
D. HUBBARD 6f the county o. Ohio.
We believe that "a his character, both public and
private VIII be found the qualifications for the posi-
ton named which are highly desirable II not inds-
pensabe, IN the present crisis. HIS fidelity 70 the
G0TsFnment and his ability to serve In public ca
paety have been demonstrated in his career not only
as q member Of the Richmond Convention Of 1851,
but also in the later Conventions which have been
held in Western Virginia for the purpose Of prOyd-
ing q lOYal people With loyal state government.
Feeling assured that he can and VIII falthtully
support the Government IN rs efl6rls % preserve
the Union and crush rebellion, We promise him the
lPaasas MANY CITIZENS.
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10 United states d Amerioa=

Charles W. Russsn and Edward a. Fitzhueh, part
nGTs, doing business under the firm name and
style Of Russell 4 Rft2huRh.
TN The District Court OF the United States within
i and for the Western District Of Virginia,
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the said
stEist court % the aoove emitted cause 70 me d.
June, 1858, Ishal sell at pablo auction On TneSv
the I'D day Of September, 1853, Commencing a II
O'Clock, 4. ~, at the court Room Of Ohio ccnutv
the personal property particularly msntioned Ilrd
described in the schedule annexed to the
fled in said Gauss, consisting Of Law Library md
Once furniture. -
Terms Of Sale Cash.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
lz Marshal Ofthe U 8. for the West Dist Of Va. -
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MarshaI's Sale.
The United statesUf AmsFica,

TN the District Court Of the United States within
J. and for the Western District Of Virginia.
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the sud
District Court in the above entitled cause, to me d.
reeted, duly made aud entered on the 30th day Of
june, 1885, shall sell at public auction on Wednes-
A. H., at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county. In the city 0fWhealng, 800 shares Of Stock
10 the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company and
so Shares Of Stock IN the Peoples Bank described b
the schedule annexed 70 the Information hled in
said cause.
Terms q sale Cash.
EDWARD II. NORTON,
Marshal Of the U. s. for the West. Dist, DIVA.
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26th Of Eeptember. as much as possible on
the same LAY, so as TO secure q fair exT-
precision Of the popular wish ON the qUes-
ton Of the man.
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NOTICE.
School Books and stationery.

lust RECEIVED, q full assortment Of School
81 Books, such a. used in the Wheeling Female
Seminary, Linsley Institute and the Public Schools.
Also Spencer DuRtOn's and SeFibners Copy Books,
States, Ink, Pencils Husbands, &C. &C. For sale ct
SuSso JOSEPH GRAVES CO,
No 80 Monroe street,
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FOR RENT

TWO oAPAoE0Us WARR1RoOAIs n . centraI
part q the city, ven adapted % general storaEs.
hey VIII Be rented b the year o. month, and
AiaSiy OF together e nay Be desired n ToInf 81
~ nom IRE they possels . peculiar alIVanfaEa
being sc~arated on an sides, BY more than sixty
feet, from any Cther buildIng Apply to
augl9 9Ws WM. PAXTON.
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oPPIoE HEAIPRIELD r R,
WHEE1HG, Aug. q, 1858.
TlHE Special Train leaving this Station at A. II.
i on Saturdays Il discontinued. l
angT A MoILWAIN, AEt.
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West liberty Academy.

TNHE regular session Of this Institution will open
4 on Monday, the 7th Of Sept, 1883.
The course OF study will embrace all branches usu-
5ually taught In an Academic course, and no labor
will be spared to make It as thorough a. that Of
other institutions.
An accomplished female teacher will be secured
to take charge Of the Eanale department.
Mrs. bradbury VIII give instruction in Music,
Painting, Drawing, &c.
ing house connected with the Academy.
We invite the public 70 consider the claims Ofthfs
school before sending elsewhere.
Charges will range from $1.9O 70 $500 per month,
according to branches pursued, which must be paid
nS SaEaS aR advance JIM. DUNN1Ne, Principal
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LINNLEY INSTITUTE.

THE Fail Term Of this Institution win open or
j. Monday, the 7th Of September next.
aug26h R. V. DODGE, Principal.
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The Unitod states o. Amedc.-
CHARTS " Rn..sn.

CharieS W. Russell
n the DistFet Court Of the United States, within
u and for the Western District o. Virginia. :
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of fhe
said District Court IN the above entitled eause n
me dhected, duly made and entered on the SOth day
Of june 1863 shah sen at publie auction On tn
18th Day 81 August 1858, C0muleleing At 10 O'clock
A. NJ at the resid0nee Of Charles W, RusseIl -
Monroe st5aat, IN the city o. Wheaing the peFs6nSl
property particularly mentioned and delErIboi r,
the schedule ANNEXED 70 the fnf6rmatf6n hIed h
sad cause, consisting Of H0usehold ana KiteIeu
EDWARD n. NORTON
90 Marshal Ofths D. 8 for he West. Dist 81 Va.
- The above sale has been postpo,nsa. ~ order
otthe Court until Wednesday. September 9th.
aukz5 rlICs - F-rs-Tsg
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OFFICE ooLLECToR INTERNAL REVENUE, /
FIRsR OIsRRlcR or WE5T VA.
WThaalfn1i AmvnaA TRka

~ Wheotngs August z5J 1Sd&
HAVING referred to the Department at Wash
atty upon those whose Licenses DO not expire
until the LIST Of September, and having received an.
swer that there Il doubt Of the legality Of adj
ding the penalty upon those who fan 70 pay within
the time specified, yet leaving Il 70 my discretion,
therefore give notice to all who have not yet paid
ded until the LIST September, and Al who fan 70 pay
on or before that date the penalty WiI WithOui ex-
eepttons be enforced Parties having already paid
the additional amount viii have it retur ed 70 them
by ealltng e. this once JAS. 9: ORR.
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awe ARE AUTHORIZED TO
49, announce the name Of =. II. NORTON ~
candidate for Congress for this district, squaFely
on the principles Of the Administration tOT GR
geGee Including in all their force It's two NEST In
pOFtant and solemn acts, Wig: Its guarantee Of the
separate and distinct existence Of West Virginia a.
q State aud the proclamation for the emancipation
Of the slaves Of rebels. No compromise; no aban-
donment Of these measures In reconstruction and
the solution Of peace. ang1h
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God guard our hag, and keep each start
Fssb strips slriEht a. new they EAves
SIN make Il Lad Onr ranks IN var,
sim Eat above each patriots grave
Death 70 thu traitor that would dare
10 tfaiI Il through the dust Of shames
An honest hearts its lot VIII snare
And follow Il % Death O. Fame.
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1na nTAlNl RTRRET

yHE hEvs been the past week and are stiIRre
w ceiVing our RallStoek Of Novelties aud Stapll
Goods in our line o. business to which We call ID,
attention Of OuF eustomelsL
aug2S N. NIcoLL BRO.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, WHEELING, Wv.
SURvETOR's 0TTICE, Aug. %, 1858.
LIST OF BOARDS OF Trade.
Chas O. Russell, RaVeusWood, Wv.
Eben MalOney, Point Pleasant, &c
J. p. mclaughlin, Guyandotte, g
W. 8. Hutchfns, Charleston,
LIST OF ANS TO EHE REVENUE.
B. B. Stone, B. o. and n. w. Va. RAILROAD.
James GiIchrist, Wheeling, wv.
r. O. Bonham,
Dumont O. Dake,
John r, CarsdAdon, New Creek e
Wms II. Evans, ParkersburE, s.
Matthias JeffeFs, GallipOlis, o.
Geo. MeQuiEg, Pomeroy, Is
J. B. HOOvey, MARKETS.,
D. i. Manchester, Bellairs,
Isaac Kalbaugh, bloomington, Nd.
TH0s' HORNBROoK,
augZ9 Nv surveyor Of Customs
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PARKRRsRURG, August &c, 1858.
GR-I have the honor to inform you that the
y following Boards Of Trade have been appointed
along the line Of the N. ". v. r. X. and the Bati-
more and Ohio r, R.:
Thomas p. Adams, Piedmont.
Rowan White, Oakland.
Frank W. Purfnton, RoWlesburg.
William Glover, Cranberry Summit,
VIM. II. Dunlap, Grafton.
AlstoEphius Werninger, CIarksburg.
L. g. Reitz, EllenbOro.
Il. b. Southworth, West Union.
James Z. Wharton, PaFkeFsburg.
And you will hereafter issue permits for goods
destined 70 any place on or south Of the n. ". v.
Z. B., or on our south Of the B. o. r. R., except
Pal kersburg: without the Recommendation Of the
proper Board Of Trade.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
TH0S. HEATON,
Asst. Special Al #. Urea ury Department.
To THcS. H0RNBROOCE, Surveyor 1T Customs, Wheel
ing, va v. aug2s Nv
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WANTED.

A PARTNER in very hourishing and paying
"A business often clearing from s % IS per day.
10 any young man with capital Of q 900, who pos
sesses some knowledge Of business, this e . rare
opening. Application must be made By. the Goth Of
september A. ANDERSON
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please say they are ADVERTISED.
l LADIES' LIST.
Augee Elizabeth Lotus Mary Ann victoril
| Altman Lib Long Rosa
| Allen Serene Ianster Rsbecca
| Alexander Mary Lewis Adah
/ Adams Kate Little Sarah NJ
Armstrong Elizabeth Morrison Eliza
Byron 9Wenny MulVey Mary
Byrne Bridget Morrow Mary
Boughman Lizzie Matthews Sallie
| Broudy HenriettR Mix Sarah
Burkett Isabella Miller RosannR
Burk Mary Mason Mary
BenIy Mary Miller Charlotte
Cook Teresa Mitchell DelIlah
Ceae Hannah McOuLy Mary
Ooncamon Margaret haywood Sue
Gro han Bridget Noel Elizabeth
Calvert Mary Permar MI
Carroll EliEn Owen Mrs VIM
Carr Maranda Reed Margaret A
Chapman N E Ronen Mrs
Donovan Mary Ann R0sser salHe
Draden Mary Richards Deborah
Duvall Mrs Fred Schools Mary
Dunn Mary Stroble Sophia
Rresder Mary Steele Maria
Foster Minnie Stump Amelie
Gibson Virginia Sturgeon Mollie
Garforth JaRtt Simmon Mary
HoltsclaW Ellie Schulair Mary
Henderson Lucinda Thompson Elizabeth
Helms Mary Thusye Betsy
Hethertnston Amanda Ven3man Mary Jane
Harris Sarah Woods n g
Hanly Eliza Ann Woods Mrs ia
.Helton LayiniR Woods Mary
Harmon 1issy. -, Wells NarCissa
Jones Reb6co9 watts B A
johnson Eliza i. Wheeler Jane
Kehoe May Zane Amanda
Ittton Jennie
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FOR CONGRESS IN THE 2D
49, DIsTRICE-Ws are requested to announce
the HON. WIN. g. BROWN, of Preston county, asa
candidate for re election to Congress from the Sec
ond Congressional district. auglIh
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NOTICE.

VIHE City School Commissioners will meet at the
i Court House on Monday evening, August S1st,
1885, at O'Clock. The Trustees Of the several dis
tricts will make their reports to this meeting.
By order Of the President.
aug29 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Clerk.
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GENFLmrRNs, LIST

i GENTLEAIENS' LIST.
1Atchison Ro bort Head Thos
Adams II IsOn Rev Benjamin
/ BtoeksOn Bro Jackson Henry n
Brister LleWellyn Jones 81
Baker John Kelly Vim
Bodine Joshua e. Lewis RiehardG
Beltz Geo Lawrence Preston
Burk Antho NY Lady Albert 81
/ Cain Walter Miller G W
CowPe VIM Morgan John Z
Carter Samuel Norris MRekire
Crimer Levi Miller Chas g
Clayton John McNealM
Oookson John W Owens David
Cane John Powers Edward
Comfy John Pudyman Solomon
| Colts David Pollock Lewis lf
Copeland David Philips Robert @
Davis II g Co Quinn " h
Dorsey Perry Rupert II II
Devere Fred R0aek Henry
Deffenbaugh Edwin Russell A
Eandree Geo J Glover shaver VIM
Fulton John Sommer Wfntlin
GrAzier n Stringer Wilson
Grim WmH Shortel Thomas
Green VIM StheVens 8 O
Giehley Samuel StriVer Lewis
Gauster Nick Spinning John III
G0uBo Joseph stewart John G
GaEtly Henry Smith Frank
Climbs g W Simon Frederick ~
GFippa Frederick strobel O 4 fa EG
Grim p N ssndeTson Chas
GnliOn Denis Trayers ThOs
Hooper VIM Taylor James N
Hamilton Wm Wheeler CSptJC
Hood Samuel 4 WatsonJ9
Henderson John Wheeler James
Hanes John Works GeoW
Holmes John II Williams g II
Holland J w WiddAl = s.
Is al BeliF West BE
Hopkins Thos Young Chas
auE8l A. ". OAlIPBELL. T. IL.
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Wheeling Female Seminary.
MRs. $. 4. HANNA,

MRS. 8. h. HANNA,
PRINCIPLL-
THE Fall term ofthis Institution viii commence on
Wednesday the Cd day Of September next. tx
peFienced and competent teachers in the Ornamental
IS well Is Academic branches. Superior SeeommOda-
tiOns for boarding and dap pupils. Catalogues be
had At the Rank Of Wheeling and At the book store
Of ], @. Orr & 90. O. D. HUBBARD,
SagIO lmd3W Pres't. Of the hoard Of Trustees.
49, RELIGIOUS NOTICE-An the
49, members Of the Baptist Church residing
in Wheeling and vicinity, requested 70 meet in
the Baptist House Of Worship on Clay street, the
hFst Thursday Of September next At 10 o'clock
A. II. Persons from . distance desiring to attend
will be met At the Church by COMMITTEES, by whom
they will be assigned to comfortable quarters during
the continuance Of the meeting.
As business Of importance to the eause Of building
and promoting the long neglected interest ofths
Baptist denomination in this city, viii be brought
before that meeting, It is TO be hoped that every one
connected with the Church, and any others feeling
an interest In the above named purpose, will en-
deavor 70 attend. Religious exercises may be exc
peeted on THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday evenings,
aud sabbath morning and evening EollOWidg, at the
usual hours.
cordial Invitation Is extended to the public.
anglo till sep3
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LIST LETTERS.

DEMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST or
III FOE, ON the 31st day ofAugust, 1858.
A9-PersOns calling for letters in the LIST, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-11
Exchange of Prisoners.

Fort MONROE, April S.-The flag Of
truce boat Metamora, from City Point
arrived to-day with Us prisoners of war
Col. Ludlow, Commissioner for the ex.
change of prisoners, informs us we are
getting our officers away as fast as we
can deliver the rebel officers at CITY
Point. Our officers now prisoners are
all in Richmond, and will be released
within the next week.
The following are the names of the
prisoners released and brought down to-
day. e
lst Lieut. A. Snodgrass, 18th O.; G.
A. HOLSTER, I'd O.; j. P. Fleming, I0lst
so, do; Alex Hess, do; A Palsy, dd 6i
=. A. Billings l06th O.; L. w. Peck,
lst Tenn; A. b. Elliott, 18th Ills; j
S. Hornback, lst Tenn. cav; NJ. H.
Wells, 34th lis; W. H. Corbordou. 39th
Ind; 2nd Lieut.. E. Barrett, I'd Ind. cav.
". ": Brush, do; G. w. Dainey. do
JOS, Kern, do; John Monroe, 3Oth Ind
); Bitter, 99th O.; c. C. Faubry, 18th
Wisconsin; j. B. Lodgett, 18th Ills;
Captain Thomas Whitney, seth His; D.
r. Crowell, 39th Ind John Barker. LIST
ny. d: A. Foreman, I'd Ills; A. Nc
Morr 10Th His; C. Becks, ID Ind. cav
~ NJ Briggs, do; J. W. Sneider, lO5th
~; Maj. W. Hall, seth Ills; Lit. Col. r.
Il. Stewart, I'd Ind.