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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

E7OR BRIDGEPORT.--The steamer Bridge
oo, lavrs Peck slp Ea, River daily ut u O'CLOCK noon,
In Bid export IN time to connect With the Nogatnch
Uoa,1toaie New Haven sad Hartford H. H. aso tho Shore
zoe 20 Nav. London FREIGHT taken oil day on wharf.
NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Train. for Absny Troy and Saratoga Springs also
nscnr with the North ana West leave 10Th St depot at 10
q W. aud r. IA. ~
NORTHERN Il. r., OF NEW-JERSEY.--
T,.inf leave Jersey City Tor Pernon at s;i. u -
D. m % y. and 6o5 The sl3 M and i;12 r.
H., rln TO Monsry 49, .
ENOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRlNu-
FIELD md WHITE MOUNTAINS SFEhMboA:
and RAILROAD CONNECTION at NewIisven stesnts
I.s,s Pea 'aV .! Jla and II LIZ smts., eitep',&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

CAPITAL STOCK, 100, 900 SHARES.
PAR ESQ SUBSCRIPTION pIuCE s9o-s!3 PAYABLE
AT TIE TINE OF SUBSCRIPTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

ROTEC n.
i ~ OIL STOCKS. -
INERT H. EICOLAf
Stakeholder and Auctoneei,
No. 81 WIILiAM.ST..
Rec. axe "a orie hs numerous FTicds and The shc
,Ls, he Is. Member Of the PETROLEUM s1Otk ~.
CHANGE BOARD aud srr. bis sprca al'ennon 70 pt'ns
md selling of Oh stocks in c.ss c0npsne Companies
nat ~ .h 20 have their plsced apon The Csi si OF he
Hoard o. iIee o. clrs- spd Obtain he nee, '
mrs Pars DESTROYS 81 forming new eopsnio "'
choice OA i-oi-1y Only via Ind ri,ea'se lschre- ''
douz 80, 0I application ~ obovc .... <... .rocye
MI THE LEADING FEIRDLEl NJ Oh sIo1 ~
THAT AXE PAllSG REGULAR MONTHLY DlFiD'
NICOLtY'S
STOCK ShLkSKOphS,
80. 81 WiIuAa.ST.
~ Fi,s. cla,. oil StOcs- oniy soicied.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
IN BROOKLYN 40 PHILADELPHIA
rNRpIft;H IN HOURS.

Inr g. EIcuiti0n INkcts - eooiIHi three dsY'.
Ca and after TUESDAY, Nov. 1854, by the coImcdio1 "a
Steamer JE SSE HOl TOO. Of Nonacae'tt. Brooklyn eve
day (sundays .reepted OF II O'Clock M !-ne 20 Tor
Monmouth md BY the an aud Delaware BsS ksrtoAd to
foot VI in.s Philadelphia; returning, leave int 81 vs
Pr. ace phia morning az Ia tSundlys cxc~p,rl
Travellers from City VI Eew-Ycrk nc.ied mot to
Apply Tor passage by this line the State o. New jersey having
srsned 10 the Camden aud Amboy Mcnopoly the caoesys
pii,.ge oil oarfyn, passengers anu freight between TIE 'e
q, New York and Phi adep liis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

ERIE RAIl.WAY.-Trains leave foot 81
IL tt,Bbers-sL:
Ia an Express ior Buffalo.
Ia rr Express Tor Cleveland direct via A. e. W. Ry
$50 !. "a Mih, daily. Tor OtsNil..
~ a ~. Mail for Buffalo.
J.Jop m W.y for Por Jervis sud Ne7hur y.
D ~ Night lGnIess-Sundsys eNcspted.)r Brfslo, &c
o. m a. shining Elncss, daily for Dunlr. buffalo, ho'
-.,er Cauandagus and LOT Cleveland direct Wis A a -
En- m Fui-rant CUAs NINOT, Gen. Snr'
NEW.IERSEY RAILkOAD.-Trsnsl leave
~ FOO, Of Cortllndts,., for PHILADELPHIA s1 and ~ a.
NJ IL No. and D. l, and Il midnight. tor bAi IItoRE and
W,suIyaroN At and II a. m, 7JO p and II midnight
Military Tf-ke.s receivable in TIE and ~ p IL
trains For other particulars see bills at Olives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
DentistrD.

NJ r. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTISTS, (hay-
Ne ing disposed Il tieir Brooklyn taan'hmenD nay De
con.nied Only at No 29 Grand.st New orb .hoie nty
copnse "a insert fli acts Of teeth Gold 9r fiAins M
s25 Silver Rubber. $40 Partial set-Goic, ~ Pei
10th Silver. 81. Extracting. 23 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

vJ,TI .FGRAPH and EXPRESS STOCKS,
Raivsy s-cure. II every description. Fafh. no
Bond. Conniy Bonds ssuei fof BosH'', 49, &C. 49,
Bourh, and Sod o. Corlmisson . =,
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LANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY; NEW BROAD GtuSE ROUTE. P ~
Railway from loo, Of Cbsubsns., RI NNiA9 ILiiotGR
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHAnoE OF ms
ting " 18th railroads Tor al prEcps chss in the West.
This read IL being extended and Will soon be IN complete
running order to ManshL Gscn; Ut,ns+ Dayton Vsacp
~ II t}oonx,N Gen Ticks, Agt-, Il y. SWEEtsEK,
~. ~ - Mesdxlle Pa Osneral Sap.t.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On al

after MONDAY Or. u, Iran- lea', Chamler--si -
o.oHs connecting At Albany ard iToy VAIN Trans NORM
and West: - 81. "a =,
E1pre.. ior Albany aid Troy, e:5os NJ $780, 800 TO-"
..
E1nr,r. Nal. - N.
P,.,sii Tram 80 m 2 % r. N
Poushkeeysio Tam. so ni., !!i1, f'lS bJD g. M
Tarryicwn I-1.u. 1:3 r. ~.
sing sing Trsll. 5:4i 2. ~. ...
The $50 p. Tr mas scens Car. at'echf rom iiIi'
without change 0' -,
Thc 1890 p ~ Train $50 h1s Sleeping Car attached irom
On ssadsy. Train nom Tiste.h't ate ?. and i'oH
Troy o.; Gas :. ~. sd I. o. p.
4 rrf.-i F.eilIt liain dolly.
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OEYTRAL RAILROAD ofYEW-JERSEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.
~ Depot in New-York. Pier No North River. connect
ing at hampton Junction with Delaware LackrYsnna aud
Western Railroad, at Eas'on with Lehish Valley Rail
road aud is ions forming direct line TO PhtsouTsh
and th. West without change ot cara. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE no THE WEST.
Two Trains daily from the west, except Sunday,
when eyeBin, friin. u
Sixty Miles md Two Hours saved by mis- line 10 cheap
Cincinnati 81 Lonis. etc. with but one change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Comm ucug November T. 1874 eave New iork as 10 ows;
At6O0 a. m, lor Easton, Msnch Chunk. Wilnm'P' ~
VIII, sbarre, Mlhauoy City, 81 49,
MAIL 1NAs-At % for Feinington, taston, Na.et
Gap scranton. Wiikesbsgre Great Benz, Pson bingham
so A. M Wetern E,rrces Tor scranton Great Bend. fas
ton Allentown galdis Harrisburg. Pii,shnf-. end th-
Wost it, one change Cincinnati "a CbIcago
and bot two changes - y LOUIS
100 a ~. so ard 500 y -. loT Elizabeth -
l2W ~ TRAls-for Eaton, Airnown, 4ianch t.Nn<.
Wnsc,b4rre. NiAansYoI kesdin. PS'tsyic harH'ou'I'
1sor x--For Es,,er. Bethlehem Allentown. arc MsTcb
CHUNK.
A-n r. ~ Frr someiyile and bennington
M--fgf ~aairryle.
100 ? " Xf.rgss Expars.-For East3n, Allentown,
Reading iarsi,brg. Piitbgfgh and tho West Sleeping
ems through from jersey City psOurgn every evening.
FLrL.BHTHPoar AND NEW YORK tERRY-Leave New.
York rom Pier 70. y. r. st $50 /, $500. and 3;Vp
D M Boats stop Il Bergen Point aud Mariners ilgbor
Tickets the Wct be- obSlued OF the ONCE o. Toe
C.nlfaI Railroad Company, fier No. \. X. O. No.
Actor ous. AZ ~ odd 5 Broadway, and ~ the pm
cipa hotels. JOSIAH o. sTEARNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

OFFICE NO. 81 CEDAR 81, NEwYoHH
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JAMES NADSNORTH 4 co.
No. 81 CFp,K.sr.. NV i0EK
ory,cr or ~ tAsn PtrRoL,rN CoNrAvY |

OYytcy or IAv FARu PEqRoLerN COMPANY
oY ruE CRY OF INV oHX .
4 MONTHLY DIVIDEND of ONE TEX
" CENT on the Cartl stock q ,lis Company "iii De
vsd hv James Nadswol'h Cor al thc 1hc No 81 eur
stockholders of That date . - ,,.,,,, III,
CHls v. WARE. SeItisry.
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n TLANTIC Mail. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Te r'.ct,s side wheel s;eamIp ANlEt, D. g. Russell
,onn,nd-r v 81, tou Piei No North River. ~ cocA
% M on WEDNESDAY, hOyembcs 10
" nv snt % passage, e. fetnerd Tste., spIy 10
A. B--Tie CIiANPl0N. Wilson. Ioianilnder Will follow
80 1 &.
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TRANSFER OYIICf ~ TIT
CHICAGO AND NORTH " EsTERN HAiLvlr 20,
Nc. " ALLsr.. NFw-ios Nov. H. loti , -,
4 SEMI.ANNU DIVIDEND Of THRILL
~ AND ONE-HALF ~ PER CfNI has this DAY been
5.rrret upoH Preferred Sf0Ck Of this Comp any, tu
-s ie overnuent 's1) i' Office, and aie tc lt Of
uo1t 20 tho LodeTs OF ad sios - 'ACwh y! INC
9lch me the TRANSFER Books for the Preeutf St0ck WALL be
LAMPS Il YOi-NG. secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

OFFICE OIL CREEK PETROLEUM 'osFAST,(
CoSTIsf NAL BANK BUILDiNGs, !
No NAlsAU-sT., NV YORK, Oct u, 1874
nIVIDEND No. 3.-1he Trustees Of this
Compeny have this day declared the rec.l5r month
DIV lDESIi Of ONE PER CENT. AID EXTRA DIV
IDEND OF ONE PER CENT. payable Nog lsio s'oe sho'd
or. II record this day 4. ". WOOD President.
o. 4. lNGERscLr. scCrC..ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

HOUSE FOR SALE.-A very fine HOUSE
In Thirty eish'h.t. neI LeIinronavc. Apply Ia a.
j. gIFEChFR, son & Co. No - teasrst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
DECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY
III OF CANADA EAST.

No subscription, taken for les, thar one bundled do.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
1museu.enls.

|DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Of COMMODORE
MUTT. HI SAILS FOR EUROPE IN STEAMER CITY
OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, 18TH. % II
THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY,
at II a. No., and and 4 p NJ.
LAST WEEK OF PROFESSOR nC1C HlNSOSS
BFAUTiFuL AND HIGHLY TRAINED DOGS.
COMMODORE MUTT IN HIS PH ,i :. y, y
OKENA.WA.KAO TRIBE Or INDIANS, a
CONPRISiXG CIIIEFS WARRIORS AND sQuAWS
AFTERNOON. a3,
HARVEST STORM. o
TONY DENlFR IN COMIC CHlNISE DAHch'
BUCKLE or BRiLLiAATS.
EVENING. Al ~
Tie Sensational Drama In Three Acfs,
WAITING FOR TIE VERDICT -
in which Mrs. J. J. Prior, France Jane;oni ms hoos'
Crlver; Mess Levck, Delmon Grace, MIDWAY eSayei'
rdzeuian. Jameson. Porter &c, appear ,,,,orm,,
THREE MAMMOTH FAT GIRLS, WEiOtilNoIoohAh'
Err ONE TON, - ..,
GIANTS, GIANrEsS DWARtS, hheiNo boi, Se
Admiration. 30 eenLL ChldI.n unGct ten, ID eents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

D6THn TABLnAux.-As We have had
occasion to mention heretofore the tablesux
which are being arranged for exhibition by
the ladies of the Union Aid Society, will
be eminently worthy the patronage OF the
public. The frst rehearsal took place at
Washington Hall last evening. and the per-
fornauce was highly satisfactory to all
concerned. 1t is thought that the e1hibi.
ton will be ready by Thursday evening.
Meantime programmes will be printed aud
circulated. We hope our citizens will
give the ladies all the encouragement which
the cause deserves, aud without which it
will be impossible to succeed as the ladies
expect and desire.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

NEw YoRK. Nay 2s.-The Tribune's cor
respondent states that less than IL, 600 new
troops repulsed three divisions of Ewell's
corps. At three o'clock on Friday morn.
ing Biruey's, Orawford's and RusselTs di-
visions advanced. The movement was so
rapid and unexpected that the rebel picket
line was captured almost to a man, and
sweeping on until over two miles had been
gained and hundreds Of prisoners captured.
Prisoners state that Lee came with them
across the Ny river, rode along their lines
and addressed the brigade, telling them
they were to undertake a movement, which
II successful, would be fatal to the Y nkees,
and adjnred them TO make it successful.-
He told them they were close to our rich
stores and immense baggage, aud determ.
ined assault would give them everything
we possessed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
Picket skirmishlne. So

FoRTREss MoHROE, May 28.-Geueral
Wistar has left for home, sick. General
Deyins is at the chesapeake Hospital sick.
Yesterday noon the ptckets on our left
and near the Point of Rocks, on the Apo.
mattock were driven in by the rebels, and
quite an engagement ensued: AS soon as
the pickets reached our reserve force two
of our batteries opened on the enemy with
a deadly FIRE, aud they were so taken by
surprise that they lost heavily 10 both kill
ed and wounded.
The rebel Gen. Walker is won nded aud
a prisoner, with many of his men. The
enemy got the worst of the skirmish and
retired. =
Picket skirmfshiug lie going on much OF
the time along our lines. There is heavy
sktrmishing this morning. Particulars
not yet received.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

1~ We have received through Capt.
Eph. Barnes, formerly of the Mcclure
House, in this city, number of papers
printed at Little Rock. Ark. Among the
number is a copy of the Memphis Bulletin,
published BY James B. Bingham, formerly
of the Wheeling Times newspaper. We
notice by the Bulletin that Bingham, Ho.
race Maynard and ". T. BroWnlow, are
very anxious that Tennessee shall send
delegates to the Baltimore convention. They
publish card calling on the ''Uncondi-
tiOual Union men OF Rasr Tennessee, to
meet in their respective divisions of the
State, on the sOGh of Nay, and elect del.
esases to tho Baltimore convention, At Bal
timore."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
Now YORK Markat.
Nav YoRK, NAV 2:

4NAW 4OAAb GAAa4 SOC
Flour-State and Western So lower at
81 2o(97 30 for ex. State; 81 50C97 e5ifor
extra r. q. q. and 81 66@s 40 for trade
brands. Market closing dull.
Whisky-Heavy and lower at 81 26 for
western.
Wbeat-slightly fayors buyers; ST 5s@
l go fol. Chicago spring. 81 50 for choice
do, and ST COOL 81 for Milwaukee club;
part to arrive al 81 40 for good winter red
CornIDull and 2@4c lower for new;
81. 403@l Al for new mixed western aud
ST AS for new white aud yellow western.
Oats-Heayy aud 1@2C lower, s6@s7
for Western. II 49,.
Wool-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Firm; crude. 80, refined In
bond 60@6l and refined free 6si@6s.
Pork-AcIivea and firmer;l at $2T 25ifor
mess, $2e 7b@27 90 for old do. S29 oO6
20 20 for new do, $23l 50@24 62}, and old
and new prime, $27 oo@27 25 for prime
Bsef-ouist and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Unchauged.
Butter-Scarce aud firmer ct 30@35 for
Ohio, and 5000 for State.
Ohsese-Dull and lower at 11@l7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
8g UflfgtaHh.

NEW YORR, Nay 2s.-The Tribupe.s 10th
corps correspondent under date of Thurs
day morning says:
The rebels advanced on our intrenohed
line across the Peninsula and engaged our
pickets, but were driven back. The firing
on our skirmish line to. day was incessant.
Oar wounded probably number 80. To-
wards dusk the rebels made al attempt to
force our forces from the roads, but
without effect. Our defences have been
greatly strengthened.
Rebel deserters represent the enemy's
force at from 90, 600 to 30, 900, under Beau.
regard.
Last Thursday morning rapid artillery
firing commenced in front OF Ames' diVis-
ion, but ceased soon after, probably tenn
porarily.
A rebel battery in ravins on our front
was then pounding away at the woods on
their right dropping she'll or two into our
works. Fighting expected that day az the
rebels hope to take our position.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
7~TRl AOnual RYAmIaAtIo6 o. tie

- TIA Annual RlAnI1atlos Of the
PuPil6 Of the Tblrd Ward Public School
commenced yesteFdsy CMOnday) n0sntng.
The pupils of the primary aud intsrmedi-
ate departments were examined during the
day, aud acquitted themselves in manner
creditable to both teachers and pupils.
The Grammar School department, under
charge of Miss Hager will undergo exam
iOatiou to-day. The High School. under
Immediate supervision of the principal. Mr.
Williams, assisted by Miss Ella Williams,
will be examined, tomorrow, (wednss.
dsy.l
Thursday, the 2s.h. is the day azed upon
for the annual school pic. mic, or Nay party.
As remarked by rs yesterday morning, .
steamer has been chartered for the occa-
sion. and the school will make an excur.
sion to the beautiful grove, known as Ore
sap's Grove. some fifteen or twenty miles
down the river. Those connected with the
school can obtain tickets OF the Principal,
at 10 cents each, for the round trip
Friends of the school outside, Who wish to
join with the school, can obtain tickets at
NcKelvey's Literary Depot, on Market st.,
ct IS ceuts each for round trip. This is to
be regular basket pie nie; aud. If the day
prove favorable, it will undoubtedly be =
happy time for all who attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

ALBANY, N. Y, May az Governor Sew
mour has directed the District Attorney TO
procure indictments against all who were
engaged in the seizure of the Offices of the
New York World and Journal of Com
merce.
The are no specials of importance in the
morning papers.
A Fredericksburg correspondent of the
Tribune states that three gunboats anchor
ed there on their way up the river. They
sent an expedition three miles into the
country, capturing an acting master of the
rebel navy and three men. They killed
six others, including the acting mister
They stated that if the four gun boats had
been two days later they would have been
boarded and captured by rebels organized
for that purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

B%WE hear great deal said about the
desPotism that is exercised here and else.
where in respect to the free expression of
opinion by certain rebels and coppsrheads,
but We heard 40 barraugus yesterday
which gives the lie to all such whiuiug
PreseuttOus. A drunken, Dragging, swag.
gering loater, made himself conspicuous in
more than one crowd of decent people
by boldly proelaiming that he had been a
rebel sOldier-that be had fought in the
rebel ranks aud was proud of it. He said
the rebels were fighting for their rights and
the 9. S. government was trying to deprive
them OF their rights aud be didn't see how
anybody but a id idiot could think 9th
esWise. If the same remarks had been
uttered in the city of Richmond in respect
TO the rebel government the man who made
them would have been Drained ON the spot.
Here this Ioafer is free to go where he
chooses preelaimiug his blatant treason
without interruption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
~YRsrrRDAr morning as a lot of 1ex

1@YEsTERDAr morning as lot Of e1-
changed prisoners were leaving the Balti-
more aud Ohio railroad depot to join their
regiments. q woman, who to say the least
other, was no better than she should be,
Wept very bitterly and made some piteous
appeals to be allowed to accompany one Of
the boys, who she said was her husband.
Instead Of being allowed to get aboard The
train, she was committed to the Athens-
um, the soldier whom she claimed as her
husband gladly asserting to the arrange
meut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
Rebel Army Retreatipg-Capture
of a Rebel Mail,

New YORK, May 23.-A Washington dis.
patch of yesterday evening states that the
rebel army has been retreatiug since the
attack on our right on the 18th.
at 4 o'clock Saturday evening our forces
occupied Gninea's Station aud Bowling
Green, aud not enough rebels had then
been found to fight with.
with large rebel mail. destined to Balti-
more with Letters for N. Y, Boston and
Philadelphia parties. Also 50, 900 ia gold
aud $4,000 in greenbacks. The letters
speak of the scarcity of food, &C., and
contain highly important Information.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
: nrE1.nlEArIos o. COxsoRlPrs.-As

~ExAMxATIoN OF GoSscRlPTs.-As
our readers are aware a little DRAFT has
lately taken place over in Ohio, and the
cOu,crip,s are now beng exanidNd before
the Board of eurollment One Of our ex-
changes says the examinations are produc-
tive d many amusing scenes. The atmOs-
phtrs ofthe examining room seems to be
charged with evil influences that takes the
strength out of all who enter it, aud that
-griDd their Joints
With dry eOuVulsiUnS; shorten up their StnOE1
With aSod cramps; and more Pinsh-SPOttSd make
rAaa PaEa, or ca. . mountain"
Strong, stalwart. muscular men are bare
" able TO drag their massive limbs acrOss
the room. Nsa with arms of iron aud
siueWs OF steel eau scarcely lift twenty
pound weight. Robust fellows, broad
ehested and strong lunged, whisper teebly,
cough distressiugly, and arc in the last
stages of consumption. A bit of skin oa
the heel has the effect of producing exces-
sive aud permanent lsmeness. Deafness il
alarminely prevalent. and so obstinate thai
nothing can be heard distinctly except the
surgeons low voiced sympathy with the
sufferers sfaictiOn and his enquiry how
long the disease has existed, that the time
may be put in the certificate of exemption.
Applicants for exemption on account Of
optical defects are so distressingly short.
sighted that they cannot see that the Ex-
amiuers are poking fun at them.
The results of the examinations so far are
that an average of over 6fty per cent either
present substitutes, pay Communication, or
are ordered to "fall in" to the ranks, after
three days leave of absence. Most OF them
furnish substitutes, aud the Board have
been At considerable trouble to prevent the
bounty sharks robbiug the substitutes Of
two.thirds of their just dues.
A considerable number of the drafted
men have not yet reported, and as these
are probably all healthy men, the proper.
ton Of men gained by the draft will be
much higher than at present appears.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

New YORK, Nay 2s.-The Worlds COR
respondent says that in the event of Grant
aanking Lee, as he will eventually do, and
that beyond peradventure, fact which
even Lee himself admits, under his unde.
clded movements, the rebel army will fall
back, contesting as 1t goes, every strong
position to the immediate vicinity OF
Lynchburg, which l now learn from a
prisoner is being heavily fortified, accord.
ing to rebel camp rumor and will fight the
main and decisive battle of the war there,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

RAILRoAD AecrDEsr.-Ou Sunday
morning about ten o'clock the express
train west over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad met with an accident between
Piedmont and Frankvtlle, add about two
miles east of the latter place, by which it
Was detained several hours. Just as the
train, which fortunately was moving slow
y up the grade, reached the point isdiea-
ted, large rock about the size Of hogs
head fell from the hill aud lodged along.
side the track. The rock vas not observed
in time to allow the train to be stopped,
and the engine ran upon it. Part of the
cylinder was broken sway and the steps
were cleared away from the ends of all the
cars. Had the rock fallen directly upon
the track there is no estimating the dam.
age that might have been done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
DW AccIDIsr on THE Pl7rsBURe Asp

"a AccEDESr ON THE PlTTsBURe AID
CLEVEIASD Enthusiastically morn
ing about o'clock, an accident oecu rred
at the depot of the Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land Railroad, in Manchester, which re-.
suited in the death of Philip Pc tier, an EN-.
plOyee of the road. Potter was engaged
in coupling the carr, when he was caught
between two of the cars aud instantly kill.
ed. The deceased had been engaged on
the road for the past Eve years, and was
an Industrious and worthy man. BE was
about forty years Of age, and leaves a wife
and Slz children.