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Mnaebpte fir Matipncn.

Quartermalters Office, II. 6. Mlarine Corps,
mafbtnetpn, q. Oft 1864.
g%erfseelte Inssspte rsresn In Steier Offre bis gum %.
WrSember 1851 Witass 2 lltr, arstnrrpmsn fur bic 2isfes
ruue BON &attpnen an bic Q. 81. MartnefeISatra in ben fol.
aenfen StnttOnsn fur las Sabr 1866, uamli6:
WcrtsmSutb, glew s~artpfbire'
@tarlestgwn, WiaGa8uIetts.s
8rpptIen, Nep gprf.
philadelphia, pennistSania.
goalbtn8tpn, ettgs Dttrttt Columbia.
@cSpcrt. nabe glGrplt @tr s:nia.
Jeee N1tIpn ntub aus bret Wtertel pflnb S6peineflfilA
petr Syedt Oesr eth un0 eth UtsrteI .Yfs frifass Ossr ssial-
senes %StineEeif6 btEtttns a4tsetm llnstn SrSs pser @lsbl,
Oper srSIf itS sen tdftes grr6 Ster ein uab rim 9 ertel pte.
aprnmeN unR adj Quart gebnea Guf etn 9unSert 8attUnsn
pber an heren Stene ;ebn Yfb. &ets pter an bsnen Steae aret
Ifal PR 9DShe etnpun6ert nnb farfltgr unsen ~setrpfnete
8artciftin urb etnbunbert llnseu s~snifbtss e emile. 8ebn
Yfuns 3aHes Heer an hslisa STEELE ctr, nns eth balb gfo. Gber,
iunfebn yfb. Spfer, pter Quart @fFs ttm YD. Spermli6s
ter Goer eth u. elm balb PFC. ILLUMINATING .2t6ier pser rim u.
etn fdb Yfuhb Eale, aret Yb. Seile un6 ymei Quart Gal3.
Die 0tattUnen mIden auf SrStr bs eSrtaaneirrnten Off-
8ters ieeer Station 8elteiert perpen. Das frii@e MinbfsiId
0uaiitat; NIT sIei6en Ttelen spn gOrSsr. u. Stntsr. gissrtsi,
ben Sals, Nieret unb Galg aus8eIhlpGsu. Vas GHretne.
Retl4, @p, yrime NRsb gUrt; has alepL srtra iuperfein;
beFen @%sai5alent ums bic 8pbnen, @fao, 2iGter, Setle,
sab &c: Mullen Ssi gutter Sualitat itla. ssss,
Sas Anasbptt niiatu srn ~frlstnber 0arartie besIettetlsta
seaTprm Der @srantte.
We, the undersigned, residents Off, in the
of--and Stateof-,herebyguaran.
tee, that in the case the foregoing bid of -
fer supplies, as above described, be accepted, heor
HLuty Will, MALnln Ieu uayS AFTER the receipt OF the
at the post office named, execute the
contract for the same with good and sufficient
and, in case the s~aid--shal fail to
enter into contract as aforesaid, we guarantee
to make good the difference between the offer of
the said -- and that which may be accepted.
--1S6- g
Witness; A. B., Guarantor.
E.. f.. c.. D., Guarant
[ hereby certify, that the above named 49,.
are known to me asmen of property, and able to
make good their guarantee.
Dielelse III BPM o. ct. Dtarift Ni9ttr, 9. 81. 2ihritt
Nnralt prtr @rneftpr su unterS tHnen.
Eetn Anaebpt tpirb in BetraAt senpmrsa. 0rm ntGt bic
|rbiae 9arantte b~eieefiet TT.
3ettuneen reI6e sur publiiatirn bes SbtSen autbrrtfrt
fne babeu bs Blatt, welhes bic erfe Snierttpn eatbdit. an
eiele Office bsbufS Examination etnSufenben.
Mr9ebrte Iinb ;n tesetGnen: Proposals for supplies for
Marine Corps for 1855, uub 81 aerefFren an
Pa M 80. 9. SIdG,
tSnco4sD1mir) Wdipr unb Qudrtterinetfter.
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Die pcnnfpIpaniia,cn miIi,eu.

{ 5arriSburG 8a.; Is. gtop. .@us ben
9auptquartier crying cine General Srbre an
Die GOmmilidre Der peri6iebenen Stdote uno
Counties bes Stadtes. 9ielelben tperoen an.
isewieied, iofort bic Mtli5eu su enrpuiten nno
sl elaiifeiren, pie es baS @eieb Der Nfienblp
pom 8. YRdi mo %. glu9uit 1864 pOridreibt.
See b~eridbtetc GueriaaareifSus. . as
9arrtsbur9, II. Stop. llnmittel6ar
nab Der Ga6riGt, pub bie Gebellen einen
Strefsug ia cas- @umberlanos3b a[, beabIi6tiz
gen, that gpuperneur Curtin lS6ritte, Die
nS>Gpunties gu f6dBen. leber 1000 damn
iinO bereits nad Srantlin uno glbauus Guuntp
geiGidt puroen. Son 20 8anOidaftern Mpie@
tp's finb Z sefatsen iporoen, Die anbern Iplz
len wieper iiber ben 8otomac 3urid fem.
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Son SprOnto.

S%OrontO, %. g., 16. 9lop. Ser a6tb.
". s. 9pplano bat bas Imt zines General
BpltmeiiterS on9enommen. Der a6tb. George
8ropft 1T nab England abgereiit uno spar in
Gei6dften, bie-il6 auf Die reue Gpniboeration
beiieben. we ~ aaai2 ar
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SOS hes Ridters a,itman.

Bropibence, 81. s., II. gtOp. 3idter
Sno 9itman BON Dem Ser. st. 9iitritt Ge-
ri6t BON Gbobe SSlano wuroe beute Morsed
trot in ieinem Bette seflnoen. Or mar geitern
nod int @eri3t, aber l4On iebr ldwaA.
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ses aebeue,s.a amb.s aiFes esiea,nduou

HHiOtIsH 0ts NeDsHcit Nbicaridnga.
49, 9alifar, 81. g, 16. GOpember. @a6z
ri3ten bon Bermuda, batirt pom 9.b. 3d.,
iagen, ahab ba5 &ebeaens 3aubi6if @bicamau<
ga am 2. ,. 80. gu Sine 8atbOms @pIe" an.
fam, I'M ii6 repariren 5a laien. 9a6el6e bate
1ieueroings cine Barrie une Smei .Sdooner fpegz
%9enpnmet, ceren Nanaen nidt betannt semprs
ben lito. 20
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/. Witness J:
Wefnnnfmnhnna.

@te 0efsaUms = isEe In Bet ~@ertaantaS nirs ~tnnsrbalb
bret Msraten erleltst nl ueu 81 celtsen. Satenf Nefettt
rente wpnsn tlse xnerbtetunsen eefdltef IGrtttsa NIT Mn
sabe ibrsr gBpInans uns @eiersn5eR aa bsn uaterjeiHnetsn
rl6tea. sAss
brduden fA jR tfeloeH.
/ ~t7nrD2aD) 3 q, %. @atI, wr6k
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See beridbtetc Guerinaffre
Nus 81 ewsorIeans

NewsOprt, II. gtpp. Ser Sampfer
Continental, pel9er am 10. 9iOpbr. BON
MetpsO Orleans abfubr, fam beute bier an. llns
ter ieinen 8ailagieren befinOen iid mebrere Or
fiiere rer liberQten meritaniIden Nrmee.
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Sffice DcS 9epot=G g. mmiffGrs fir Cub
ifffens.

SIVCc pCo Tur Ill
fftenS,
Esr WafbtRetpn, z. G., 12. Npc. 1864.
Serfesslte AAeebett nerSsu bs jun 10. Npo. Wiittass
II utr anssHsmnsH fur ~eteferans an fas .. ct. SubFlrns
Department ben
9reibunoert 5000 8ab aornmebl,
absulie'trn in rem T~ssterunss fpsi6tr su @eorsrtrsn pter
an zen &~serfien rSet @ifeRkabn-DepOt In 9Dalbingtpn. D.. g.,
gu tsI@er 3ett ais bic yeeerung befinraen mag. mad fanf-
tastser Npui. eswrgsn @N r
Das Geramebl TT tn suten reiren y7etlfdfern a~b;uIteftrn,
npSOn ieteS nhnnhertfEG8Hnhneun8t (196)
ftser Gualttdt fetn uns ptrb Dor her Mnndtme einer SnIpet-
3abluneen'9ersen IN St6ats.6 @ulsIdetnen, peer arseru
Spnss sema&t 1e naatents has @eaberHemfnt lclEe ;ar
@ps;abluns at Sanb bat. asa 81 sHa
ansebSte .npfeH an ben luter;ei6neten In Sc. 22s g..
Ssrast aSreifrt u. %enspiirt isins Proposals for Cernneal"
qass4g eEa1 qsgrIa Sc. @rtenet
tnol4-IS) Capt, unb s. e. ..
Rfcrcc! Nfcroe! pfrroc!
GtneretsSu rttermetfers Offtee.)
t.fi0ll4 %@rfe DiSiIipn.
sfs2se &if1l gge1 Stabt Wafbiu8ten, 10. Stpb, 1864.
= ferhe fur ben GaSantrte, unD Nrttaerte-2tenR wsr-
1854 asf1uft.
Dtefeben nliHtn an capt. 8. qrrrp NVrfrs, MF. Quarter
n;etfer abgeltetert rerSen, psIbsr re trr Innabme Der s.
prbaIthen Snipeftton untermirft.
QretS ttnes @abaler e-DferteS SIG.
greta Clues &rtilerie-g ferses $3.50.
3abluns NOirS inner fur 6 &6pfe semaGt.
S nj 8 u. Gftn4
rs U09 Gplpnsl, Gpmmanbeur ter erfen Dtptfcn
(nppl7 SOY s. Wt. g. 8.
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GpISmarFt.

s4e7 h2a-4 tsA't 5asF
Nep 9prt, II. 9tOpbr. GOIo fiel auf
21S uno 1dleB au 2205. ~
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9a6 9tebslen>H aubibiff Slorioa lit mad
Nep=Yort beorpert, i'm ppn rem 4;riien>6erib
abiuoicirt 5u iperOen,
a E Gus 9agtrstopn.
Der beridtefe Sebenet1sG .isfau.
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@m6fiften5.of Iee Der ger. ct. slrmee

" ~ ~TUT Ut
~ 9 a5& Baltimore, Mb, /. NSu. 1854.
serie sslts &Nseb9te I'm DuplifGt psrsen duf BIZ FER Office
ntsestHssnarantet, UNI hds Der. ct. SubGfers DeFarte.
fisat 5u Baltimore, Ws, su serisben nit
GA,, ,,rA 1o~,, -, 9Inb~n1
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0er Ariea por Midmonb.

Ser &i6Mpnb, pGruminer"s pam IA. Noo.
iast: Die 2inien per 8idmotb uno Petersburg
parea pdbreno Der lebten Swei Gage redt frieO>
lid, bod 1T bas Geridt i'm lmlauf, saB @rant
Srlppep 'iibsr ben S5Iub n0rbli6 seididt bat unO
.er beabfldti9t nod ,einraal pom bieitr Settle aus
ipOr5uriden, pdbreHo er iein alteS MdnDperr bon
Der Iinten Settle pisOerbolt slo6 9laltben lpir
MIDI, paB Sen. Grant eineng ernitGaen anariff
MAIDEN pir6; penn Der Canal btsnSist if, mag
Ell oielen S9ritt ptrIu9en. -. 80 aus
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6eneraI 0beriman.
Gen. Gambp

Set elmer 8ode iinO teine pffisieIIen Nat
BON Sen. SHERMAN ein9etrpffen.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-26
The Case Of Col. Arguelles.

The correspondence in the case of Jose
Augustin Arguelles, which passed between
! this government and that OF Spain, WAS re
ceived on Wednesday by District Attorney
A. Eakey Hall from Secretary Seward
The correspondence is very volumlneus,
covering about sixty pages of closely writ
ten mt o uscript, which renders it utterly
impossible to reproduce it in our columns
this morning. 1t extends over a period OF
three or four months, and makes a COM
plete istory of the affAir from the moment
of its first inception until the arrest. There
are sti, grave doubts as to the legality of
the arr &c. It is stated that the surrender
was male usder the treaty of Amity and
Commerce existing between this govern
ment and Spain, and it is c5ntended that
under THIS treaty the high contracting pow
ers could order the arrest and surrender Of
a Spanish subject, but that it could not, in
like maaser, surrender one of its own citi'
Zens. @
1t is rumored that another and more
potent reason for this surrender lies in the
fact that the Spanish government had init
mated that If the United States authorities
would arrest and deliver up Colonel Argu-
eles into their hands, they in turn YOU'D
surrender Appleton Oaksmith. whose con
vlction in The Massachusetts, courts rs q
SLAYER, and his subsequent escape from the
Boston Jail to Cuba, is still fresh in the
public misd. If this be true, Oaksmitb,
who has been living in aff1uenca in Cuba,
may find bimselfa prisoner ere this, and
ready to we delivered to this government.
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New .Advertisennents
M ORDI1FANCE. !

r,oR ...ssns and lsvyinsA VAR rent q ~ es,e -
Of wheeling for the year eonnsncans 'As
AP Eac Re Il ordained by The Council q tss az 8
Ss.,;r. Thst there shsil b cel}eetsd snd 20 -
81. vss- comuennine the Arst dsy o. April, iooz
- - suS bsnsAt OF said cty q Wheeiine' 49,
a,,t T ssch ma every person, party, hI@ q
rssson and Other .sass
Member inentiensa) using wstT nom ~. s 70
Voriu q siid city, wst@ rent 9 !o9oyk5 n.;ns IL
Nv: For each ard svery pstson - ,y "a h a..
:tsr al ths city tar Of eeIss xsje
St;on thereto four Per esnt on the snnrs ,stsji
~ ths dwelling vh9e water 4 used. For svsY sn.
Srue store four p~ cant on tho snnuG n MSo,sssis'
1900 ana for drug store excinsively ~
thrae mn cent on the annual rental vane tneteos -.
sverv Ordinary, exclusive Of stsa appesus 9.
Sstssn per cent ON the annual rental vaiue 80,
For evcrv boarding house - per cent on LIE IeLs.
se thsreof. For every cose house, 1T or 5no GUS
tIve ner cent on the annual rental value tnefeor;
Err cyery private bath for Zach person IN the my,
tsntv dye cents. For everv public bath eight donaI'
Snr esch tub therein. For every yard or garden un
ts;n ten dollars For every yard Or garden: ee sn9
ncsv hose for the first twenty fest four dollars ano
~ csits for each additional foot. For every wateI
cIoset TEN dollars For every hose, except g neren
snecialy assessed, one dollar. Fer every private car
81 ~ oTe dollar. For every running soda fountain
dollars and for those not running threa collars
Far ever, store Office shop, one par cent ON the an
nuai rental value thareof .fy =. - -,
Sec. Q. Be il ordained by the said City Councii
That the several persons parties, firms and corpora
ons IN this section especially after mentioned, shall
rsv vater rent for the year 1854, for tue use AND
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-26

New YORK, May 25.-Extended details
Of Shgrman's operations, in the Tribune
shows that ai'r several days fighting On the
mornisg OF the 10th, the rebels were found
to be IN iuli retreat, their supplies and
amm unijon trains burning, but their ar
tillery carried off
We have 1000 prisoners and hundreds
more coming In.
Hooker has crossed heliver near Resacca
and Scoflld crossed near Pelton.
Slovenian with his cavalry was in pursuit
Of Johnston, Engaging them with artillery
that morniDY.
Tho GLASGOW from Liverpool 18th has
arrived. s..s5.5f.
The trial ui Andrews, the leader in the
July riots, was concluded last evening. He
was convicted and sentenced to Sing Sing
Tor three ytar4 He made two spec ches, in
which ha say that instead of melting the
rioters 10 science, he did all he could to
deter item hIt admitted that he sympa.
thized W.T.. them in opposing the draft,
aud claimed chat lie bad perfect right t.
eXpre,s his opinion F.E
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r.rE OF A BROOKLYN SOLDIER.

4rhe Richmond Examiner says on the
person of one of the Yankees killed IN tne
fight at the Yellow Tavern was fO1nd a 2 S Of.
of twisted in the button man mole .er.w
evidently written after his fall, and While
death was putting film in his eyes. Itcom
mencsd:-i, John Wilheimer, Second New
York cavalry. l am shot and dying.
Whoever finds me send this to Sarah Will
heimer Brooklyn Post Office, New YORK.
She is my sister, and on " relative in the
country. Oh my poor sfsterl do not break
yeur ieart; but I am shot through the
breast and dying"
What follow ed in this paragraph is oblit
Grated ny blood. The next sentence reads:
-"Write to Conrad Vilmare, of our com
parry ne owes me fifty dollars, which be
will pay you. Oh, my dear sister, farewell,
The paper was taken from the body, and
has been forwarded North by flag o.
truce.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers win find this the most sdvan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Ysrda vell
vatered and supplied with every convenience. hsy
been opened on this Line and its connections and everv
attention IS paid to their wants. From Harrisburs.
where wln be- ound every convenience for feeding md
resting, choice Is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This VIII also be found
the quickest and most direct route Tor STOCK 10
than any other. -
ENocH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent Altoona,
h,sL, H0UPI, 0enl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
oeipma f'e 'fHi janll-myA
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THE news this morning, while encourag'

TIE news this morning, while encourag-
ing in the main, is still about as unsatlsiac-
tory and confused as ever. There is, prooa-
b,y. no doubt that Gen. GRANT has sue
coed in turning LEES position at Spottsyi-
vania @. H., aud that both armies are SEEK
ing another battle ground. The prelimi
nary struggles have been favorable to u.s.
but the decisive battle has not yet oeen
fought, neither is it possible to tell from
this mornings dispatches, where the great
coufict will take place. 1t is asserted In
one place that the rebel army is retreatlng
bevond the North Anna river, in another
that there is a race between the two armies
to see which will reach the North Anna first.
and in another is the statement Of "rella
ble contraband" that LEE is in full retreat
for Richmond. The contraband's story will
doubtless be received with high favor by
many, owing to the source from which it
comes, but we are sorry to say that 1t Is
scarcely entitled to credence. The rebels
have too many strong Notifications and
commanding positions this side Of Rich
mond to abandon them all without defen-
sive struggle.
1t is one indication of success, however,
that by the strategy of our commander, the
rebels have been forced to abandon their
former stronghold. Victories of this kind
are all the more glorious because they are
bloodless. They crown the victor with
greener laurels than those that are STEPPED
human gore.
We will await with anxiety the news
from the yet unknown field upon which is
to be settled the fate of the campaign and
from which SO important results are to
flow
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The arrest and delivery to the Cuban
authorities of the Spanish Colonel ARGUEL
LES, brief account of which we published
q few days ago, is causing no small excite
ment in the eastern cities. 1t is alleged
that this ARoUELLEs was lately concerned
in selling into slavery some negroes captur-
ed by him. as Governor of the District Of
Colon, from the slave traders who were
bringing their cargo from Africa. Soon
after, and before the facts of the case be-
came known, he made his escape to this
country. On the other hand, the friends
of ARGuELLES assert that be is in possess
ion of state secrets important to the Cuban
authorities, and that when arrested in New
York he was on his way to Spain to lay be-
fore the government there charges of seri-
Gus nature against prominent officials in
Cuba.
At all events, upon the request of the
Spanish Minister at Washington, Mr.. LIN
colin "took the responsibility" and, through
Mr.. SEWARD ordered the arrest Of ARGU
ELLEs and his delivery to the Cubans. If
the representations of his friends be true,
and COL ARGUELLEs is merely political
refugee who came to this country seeking
an asylum, or on his way to Madrid to Sc
cure the punishment of guilty officials in
Cuba, it is very clear that neither the past
history of our government nor the teach
ings of our iuristS would at all warrant Lis
arrest and delivery to his pursuers. If he
is guilty of all that is charged against lin,
it is still extremely doubtful whether he
shorld have been arrested by American
officers acting under orders from the Pres
ident of tho United States IL is held by
he lrly all writer's on international law that
the claim for the delivery of the criminal
subjects of one nation escaping into another
mast be founded upon treaty stipulations,
or it is not valid. The United States has
No such treaty with Spain; there is no agree
ment by which criminals taking refuge in
either country are 70 be surrendera to the
other. We doubt very much whether toe
Spanish authorities in Cuba or elsewhere
would deliver to the United States criminal
who had taken refuge under the Spanish
flag, no matter how atrocious might be the
crime with which he was charged. The
President has assumed very grave ere
sponsibiity" indeed, in making a law in
this case which has never been recognized
before. In fact, it was of the glories of the
United States government, in the DAYS of
her glory. that political refugees of what.
ever nation seeking the protection Of our
flag, were safe; and even fugltives from
justice were only delivered to the officers of
the Law where special extradition treaty
existed, and upon clear proof of their guilt
So we'll founded has been our law in this
respect and 50 haerantly has it been viola
ted in the case of Col. ARGuELLEs, that
the Governor Of Me- York has caused the
arrest Of the officers engaged in his abdue-
ton and will bring them to trial before the
Courts. The circumstances Of the case
present 4 new Illustration of the nesro-i
phobia under which our authorities are
Daboiing. #.;a
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An ORDINANCE.

'f'o am nd the ordinance in relation to Ordinances
L Houses of Private Entertainment and Coffee Hon.
ses, -f..
ber ordained thst section 18th of the ordinance IN
TO ordinaes houses Of private entertainment
ana coffee house bc amended and re-enacted 50 10
read as folio IS: III person keeping coffee house
xitnn the city s,sl suffer the to be kept open on
tne day Tor purpose OF selling or shall sell
or give away on nd day, any liquor for the sale OF
Snlcn incense Is required by the ordinance of the
ey, ne or she slall pay to the city fne of ten dol
lars l0r each and every such offence
ana ne u fn'ther ordained, That Section 26,h of
me same OF be amended and ed 40 40
20 read asfaIo w., viz THAT it shall not be Lawful
1or the keeper ., any ordinary within the Cityto sill
or give aw > on permit to be sold or given away on
the saooath day At said ordinary within the csnti
age afache thereto any iquar for the sale of which
he nse Is - red by the ordinances Of the city IN
any person mo shall b. citizen OF resident oftbel
city and ey ~ person offending against the proyison
OF this ordiI nee shall forfeit and paw 10 the &C.,
I'm OF ten ;oi'rs for each and every offence and
when said OF ence shall be committed by nv nerson n
the service or employment Of any keeper Of an ord
nary or the premises occupied BY him, said keep.
imposed" - " - :. 9 IrkHNrStS
This ordinance shall take effect from and after lie
passage. aus
Passed May Sod -.
myse-~ Irwin, Clerk.
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FARMERS NOT TO BE IMPRESSED.

The Esaminsr under the same date says
it has been suggested that the persons VINO
bring provisions to market are UNDER she
imNT sion that they may be arrested ana
emnloyed in the defence of the city. we
were last night authorized by Gov Smith
70 cav that the authorities will in no man
uer interfere with any persons coming 70
market and they can come and 60 as ususi
without the least interruption. @ y
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
coLos4 / AID MAJOR WHITE !, sr rrasssi'
vANIA. H

The Richmond Examine OF MAY LOU a
ssys: We stated yesterday that MijoI
White, The Pennsylvania State Senator, nay
ESCAPED from the LIBBY with Dol. Straight
This was misrepresentation of the iacts.- acts.
He is now in the Salisbury Confeoe p y
States penitentiary. He is informed IN
his brother, Colonel White of Pennsyiva
MIA, one of the prisoners taken In tne o :.
tie Of The Bluff, has been registered q .ns
Hotel de Libby, and is anxious tor an ln'or'
view with him. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-26
Hunter Assumed Command on
the 2lSt

New YoaE, May 25-The following is a
special TO the Herald:
CumBERLAND, Nh, May 24.-Geueral
Hunter Assumed mmand Il this depart
ment on the list, with his headq aarters in
the field a..-. .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-26
The Steenrod House,

VNHIS place is undergoing alterations which will
adapt ito first class Boarding House HOTEL with
fine drives and walks and fishing grounds or It NAV
be converted into Seminary, which may ba made to
accommodate from 100 to 200 students. Apply to Mrs.
Judge Thompson. myJ9-lm
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-26

Admiral Lee, in telegram to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy. dared 22d, states that
last night and Saturday night the enemy
attacked the army and were hands ,,nelv
relulsed.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-26
State of West virginia, Marshall County to ,

State of West Virginia, Marshall County to wit:
10 the Recorder of raid County; We, VIM FL
der, VIM Koontz and Isaiah Bryson. three free
holders Of seid county, do hereby certify that by
virtue of warrant 70 Us directed by WIN. Blake.
Justice Of the sait county; We have this day on
our oaths viewed add appraised q COW taken up BY
Robert Woodleurn, on his land as an esray, and
assessed the value OF said estrsy, at thirteen daI
Lara. The said COW Is alisht BrindIe. white be "
and the end Of the tail white, an upper biz ont Il
the left ear supposed to bs about three years cid
Given under our hands this 18th day a Nav
1864 9f.i 80 1870 WIN. ELDER,
t.1znf 5ssi soo VIM. K00NTz,
"a souIi eel; - ISAIAH BRYSOE:
my22-3ts Il RLsa.sa,s.,