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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

aAsLEfrlR,f from New. sYork Ss,,yi.ss !, !! -
follows. 2 q q ~ - e t's9ssa
5as IEeds 70 dry goods e rather quiet,
~. even g altgh e9neslsisn in fhriea has
tailed 70 induce mpeh activitS.5 Tbels6p.
Ply t OF goods e ample for. the demand n
sos 9 spfing tfads has scarcely eolhmeneed-
Sae loeosEs have A. Jet lev orders 10 flII
sstts goeds are generally inaetiVe ana.
= =, trine lover iaF price. There has been 4,
slight decline ip cotton and. ia, fatnrs ipriee
seensi9 n 9pep % many seontiaEsnSies nj
Ssosa sss Ana sellers are Rp1Elsd II their,
= -. EheFe y 20 reason, how
the price Of cotton a. present : IA 49,
sh9ald there be, manufacturer sWoald finS
y 99iitns1it 70 tneFeate theis nnfsetufes 4
As opsratiyeS are exeesdIbR ssa{cs ~
Tosas seenp aatea ialready have agents I'm
IN quest of competent work people. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
IFAsHneTON UlTY, Reb. 81. 2

IntsrsStInE Letter fromVyashInktoni
cotF'.Pooasnssof tie IntslliIs1osr.i :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
WEsTVlRalNIA LEaIsLATuRR
SATURDAY. "a

SATURDAY, Eeb. 90 1864.
The Senate VS. opened with prayer by
Nj Hhslps' the Sensfor from Mason.
A message from the House annodneed that
ths House had agreed 70 tie amendments
OF the SENATE 70 the bill concerning the
unlawful detention of real estate, and pass.
ed the Senate bill for the relief Of the fam
lilies of soldiers in nnorganiEed counties.
With substitute in which me eonsurronce
otths Senate was asked. The substitute
WAS agreed 70. IA ~ = =
The RoHsss has rejected The Senate bin
AmendatoEy of the act entitled an act for
the collection Of taxes.
A card Of invitation TO the Senate IN
attend The supper al Washington Hall this
(Mondayl evening, WAS read by the clerk.
NJ. kARAsWoRfH, from the Internal I'm
PEoYement Committee reported back the
Hoase bill to incorporate the West Viz
gtnia RailwGy Company.
Nj. MAxWKLL, from the Judiciary Com
mtttee, reported back with amendments.
several bills referred TO that committee.
ME- BUNHER,. from the Coumittee oa
Townships, Be-, reported back the bill 10
MI vacancies In county and toEnship Of
The bill to amend the INV concerning
Insurance aud Express Gohpanies was
read Z hrst and second timely its title and
passed. ss',7.
Tue bill To nay the sale of i've s,oe5
was read second time and referred.
The balance of The forenoon session vas
spent in the eonsidsration Of the bill 70 in
eorPorats the West Virginia Central Rail-
way Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

&C. $50 80 RIIfallEFE. FChruaEy 1SthEIsOk. o
$500 REqpp1lll are Invited until tths LlIFSlJP
tAfQH, b fhs undeFsisnsd 1T trAnsportstiou, by
lfola = "a or " ling h 81, LapiS,
3 e oI-e6a Oily, from 5000 10 500 T0NB OF
- ~ l1kQ4 AND. SUPPLE b bskvee1s fRa
II ~ e md Jupe e. Jnl sPt6boSS ~,
,esiS e g sl e ssy part Ne ,
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Valuable Properly for Sale

NJ AZ fD-+sEIu ATEONSGAns eInirfoipeeSa
w iBoek keepeEs able -, mAnaEe ne hoofS ~
SN1t1 = Httuatf6a % . ko6d houSs = 2
4e9Eees hgf Hhssling 2, O. iiss, . fs69s6 t )
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

= Al Prupot1lI must Be asoomp With q Sl6Sr
a1tpp TT IL ltthfll pSEtornaa6S. 80 gfs-f3s
EFht - Z ESISEysI e n thS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
NPTRRNooH SESSION.

The consideration of the railway bill
vasrssumed and vas yAriouSIy amended.
The bill occupied the whole afternoon sea-
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'V0ROR0SALBElB OR SHIESA mHOAT
- AN8P 0RTATION-PITTSB on
y l4LlIAa 10 -. LOUIS AND 61EAHA! = Q
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~ tsfs1aE We = as d
TERMS OF eALB.--All gpnl of twenty ioIIars.
nd md uEldeE ealh an glnS-oTor tEonty doIars,
slgnt months credit the purchaser giving negotGbls
49, sea IL .KELLRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
-. /. p1s...sFoR .RAI.IsI5 - 8, 8. ,

u a hANp lAa ior 4 a, mi. In
6As tnSh lneE itflEt n 3 q y. = ssls
ga Sssis q. a. 5|ss 80 ~ aEt 7sE - sl
ln Asa tIsst 5f lisl IL i ~ HI = K 4
county. Hie 10 8. : s.. y a -.
~ Va ss5es Rbpgt % 20 SctS9
al 59 III 80 11.se - 81
Eeolls az iIhia
NJ Fl 49,; EooS
HSs flIth SSil w n. 80 -.
O me pES1at q d =.
s3ilslssz1 N Ivy g ppf,. r, =
tiISb23 Imdk - ~ = = .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

stCeAlll 1lrin-3A flitllTiaf EFsfIs---ltl -
laH ISt .siet1sasf ,ssssE5 - stsg---= ,
Jossph Ist1El11 IIs6T, II aAesfy-Eh tbs Ooun.
KIRK k1G1l gilhSl, flg Court 81 Ohio County,
la ll htII5i Stafiay fflS ian day 81
ne2s, nliDg the 1rm July, 6I.s1 - f4ii--
lul-ls q Stoves KlElE 4 l-fAa 3 = -,.-..t; .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

1uU NJ us5tEs squAIIy HItOnR Ionlthe part
OF All sober and honorable gSntlemsa, a.
we'll aJ orphans and wives Of drunken
husbands Ia Washington, that he lEIS viii
eventually be enacted In q manner wen
calculated 70 decrease the alarming, guam
tity Of intoxicating liquors sold and drank
here and elsewhere. IS = !ss'T3 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

sReas tPoruiug CTshi aOthlsny Spin 4
q MN bkEss GOODS, zfsP .s.odso ~ bs4
less, EasS pa AND .p
U ttesk E1 ~ ltEs i6d q slisaS - 80 -,
=. 11Al.o (le62el NJ RH06Ra
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

"A SgQep HIND sod iF0Uifrl Tt,,oe S7ls1-s'7-
III tdE e4ld elltkS, II iio n al
toEes 80 iiiia = FItf - ~ :
- kDNUND BOOKING.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17
NrOTICf OF APPLIOATlON

4 Y FOR fIrFSsF Notice IL hereby given tssf
~ili Agpiy g. ihs Roart % oiCcmmissiootfs 81 Niso
sanutv iufiar A. IL their nest torn. 'mmencing
tn a.. nfsi Monday in prcembsr. 1854. or D.
~ - g. sell .'iufoticsfins liquors n iess qusnii
~ than quart AZ time" With the privilege ot
To sing SO same to - drank 90 ny premtes ~
oae Yaar. Ny place cf na~snese. and The pr preuises
uhs soo saia liquors are - be drank, u es'ed -
Northeast eosnsf of a fisei's ilt on Lafayette
street in ferre hsnts. ln Harrison fownehtp. Nise
esuntf Ind 4 - FEk4u~o%
lfH.4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
d A l. l.
STILL ~ .nOTION.

IS Market. -
llAIa. sells The COEQUgsl coos stove. ana ~ir
ID thls stove defy oompennoU; don't escspt
pAlL selI, the foRRsT oUKEE Cooking stove
UALL .ola lhs ALiI0Atos GOAL COOK. lbssi
ID Coel Burner rete
pALL cell Stoves eheasu ~ eea.s Ia NE
- city.
Dali warrants s,,rY s.a'sh .-'.' is gi.s salts.
ID factlor.
PnAhssAs l-rss'''iee' e'''0 vs's'n 'hss''y.
pAiL Asegs Esss.ai s-r'~' - Bous, Fsruish-
ID Ing Good.
Dali kseys eveythins s-usif tsls Ia nrsi.
II elass beuse - thisf'rt
klAII. g. prepared - ce Jo,tiax. asusn0E .sd
ID Hrouiins on sco1term.
IQALI. t. practical ~srtm--
Is 6sSsrs@sn; 6rSsSss : >
DALf warrants az ~ssl aen- ~. usu.-
BA'A EE,.. EE.:. ''' A's'''' ''''' s. 80 ''''-' '''
RAl... e.. mo als.s-' psia. -. "a o.r .Ds
ID Wrought Iron.
DAIA Ia between Foorsl sna Pm sssss. rxkEK
ID HAUTR
DALI. CA be fonnd ~
sign az Tne gtn 8stI
All = thAnkfal Tor pat fsvora, ana hope "a
sfriof personal Affenuon 20 basns>s ths
Ii n l. Il
WILL KEEP ROLLING.
.lsss-t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

a. = a asNGfki ~s.t 70 kirs AFsaa. n
p - sgrry ooEa.y a. 81 = nnush. er-ez<<s
- = so ~ rr-,xss<p tx1zlly esrins Hrkfns
{ = -. strI-kfuaff- - ssfs-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17


The synp.ons ~ Cstarrh as they generally ap-
pear ~ drst very slight. rersons mud they
have frequent attacks. and are more sensiuv We 10
ihechansos - temperature. "a this condition. the
uote -ay be- dry. of Asiigut discharge. ihis aud
scrls, .fer~A-d becoming thick and adhesive
A. the disease hfcsmes chronic the discharges are
decreased IA quantity and changed in quality. they
thCk aud heavy. aud ar- hsuked or
c9nghed on fhe .ecretions are offensive causing
b41 breath. the voice il thick and nasal. the eyes
weak. fhc % the smell is ie-seoed Or des-
royed. tesf4ess frequently tAkes place. Anoibsr
common and impartAni symtom % Catsrfh is. that
iae person = obliged 70 clear his throat n the
morning Of thicA % siimy mucous. which has fsl-
l4a sosn from the bead during the might when
fhis AXE place the person may te sure that HE
disease - on 81 ~Ay 20 the isngs.snd should lose
20 time "a srrestirg a.
The above are bat f.w Of the macy o.tsrrh
symptoms.
4 single BOTTLE VIII last - month-to
be used thee times a DAY
TssTGNO>taIs.
From non Thoa } Turner, Ft-xembsr q Con-
Eress. from iliinois. late Speaker oflinois House
ofRepre.euiAuses. snd arand Master of A. v.
vsTsro.r. Dot, n. isss
Ok u a. seFLYK.
Ds.s slE 10 rsTly 10 your notice tb. i7th insi
wouif say that ! was severe AFFLICTED with Ca
isrrh f0r resls sh@n l ia scQusinted with
Yau sad bo1ght 80 boftl q ~ y0nr t1qod Catsrrh
fsme1y. BEFORE nj used one Bottle ess sen.
hly Improved sod b-fore the sssooa bottle
fni ah~d. cotapis' ely eufed. can recousmsnd
ne medicine 20 ala rted sith csisrrh
ks.pe1tfaiy fsaf-.
Thi.is .ocefufy ta.. "a tae ace % d. sesiye =
c.tsrrL hsmsdy. Z ssperieDeed mach reli-f snd
have hesrt many sgsaf = ii ss being invaluatis
iaf the onrs q Caisfrh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

MRS STRAUs. THANKFUL for
WI fke iterAi pstrorars - 49, ts1nc hsrs. bfss
issse - infcre tes la1ss- e Tefft Ha1te sn1 81
cIrifF that 80 hNs 49, ID ftrr~. 49, it f,cslfin9
sseGy et.,tioas q 80 anesf 49, iatesi 49, ts1.
nae. ~ featkeTs vslrets. A. lfkto4 a4Fs1-
tsEe e ne late tsrins - gricef - . y g 80
- lossr rata tksn snr cfeer bpuss in tkif city.
So ~ besntl-1i psfisrn btrasts-
nrs streck ~ Il. soutA stA sifesss ogge<.ts
sr.tdsr.. ccss1f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17
NorlcE oF APpLCATIoN

A Y FOR LICENSE Ssiice IL hereby siten thtt
I'LL apply 60 TIE Board of Conmis. .ieuers ct Nig1
cou1ty. ntiansai their next term fsm menfi ga
lhe nrst Meo.ias in December lset. isr hrens' q
sefi t'Irft 1taUns nqecft tn ies- quantity thar
aaaii a. = tilnr '~ifh thr pfislle<~ of allowing
the -.nss g. be ttak ny premise- fof ene ysAr.
~ piare u uasiurft. sut toe premi-ee ~hef eoh
tsd h4aofs afefa ea dfsnk. Il - Nei 90 fhe c'f.
hsf " sh tsh street hefsten sIfsi snt eecpni 81
T.ff. Wsuse usrifs..a ~nship NiEo ceenif Is
e..tt..tu AtNtFk HAHN
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Nip tho Evil In the Bud

EHOsE Afflicted with auy l'ri-
fsis lIsssss sach - sflpbis lCasn fs iNl.
dsl. Primary. Secondary. Tertiary. q 49, pba .
fial0fI he's. 8le~t stricture Fafipcslr. rd-erele
lriussy Heeefes, sp~rmsiorAas, -eniral Veal
uess. hoctafnsl gniissions. - tB~cts a Hslf
Abass .hoai1 81 AT OsCK slslf Ds CLARK 4
FitIF s1F 0sFiCs, I'D ssrrei Colsrllstiou koom
80 a.. fstl Hashihsfll street Indianapolis
i1t.a1s
Tbe -. ..I's ritssl srt z 5sfisae- la Srs
f-rk oiig ensoies nin treat y0s scispuneally
~ urgeaf csaes. ssnd o. % tlo bT isttel ant re-
60 - seiicipes by empress.
Ceusnll@tiar fTss Onncs ~ %
- n
pess OfBcs PEI. 13ss. ia1i<A
.az14f~ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

4 Y FOR LiCkSsF Notice e bereoy givcn that
ill apply AZ the Roard 81 Commissioners - Nigo
cauaty iatlsua a. their r~xt term commencing -
tas nr.t Nsftay in llrceultcr 1891 for license a.
..ii -inttx cstnF ii4aps- ga hess quantity than
omar a. tims - With the privilege 81 aliowins
ths same 20 oe trtus "a mr premises far ons yeas
Nv mace q h1sinrss sni the promisfs whereon
-ala ionnrs are a. Ia 1rsnk loostet "a Main
ss,eet. b-t~.ea sistE asf Seveeih strr>ts. sooth
.lts-known a. Al Iut Han In ferfe Hsnte. Har
rlsou To~n.hip. vigo county. Ind.
nsv1ldwS~ PHILIP fiANthf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
= NHtR LtCESsF -NeiIee is hereby sitea thst
csclst i4l.ns = th.ff 3 81 fsru g. eIlssnc 90 -
~ 80 Nenfsv Ia Ifsesntrf. f<lt. % Itsrs.
a. se .itf 81 it slaE l.lsfs Ia tss eaant ~ ttaa
4asft 81 uaf elth ~ privilege eI sltp~ins
~ ssns ie ts trsnt oa uaY pfenisrt fff eae ffAf
~ placs a tasinsss. AT tee preaaIses a1efs-.a
IA is.aers .fe e. - tfsak - .sief - faef
- slh a. Malt,efft sf4eets b. feffs aauts.
HArrl.aa Te~sa 40 - VS. 7gaeiI. -
r.si1-eu MicnAKl CISslCN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

NOTICE OF APPLIC ALTON
y sos tiCFNsN -Nst.es "a hereby given that
wi tppiyte the H4fid Of Commisslpue : of Vigo
county. tn insiiaua ar their next term commencing
on the rrt Monday in December Is Tor a license
to sell "luteqic Ahng i4aofs la eas quantity than
aalft a = timo +" vita the prlviiegs 81 allowing
the zane a. d..us nv premise To- enc yevf
~ place ~ doing business ard The premises
wasse : "a iiqurr- g. 20 drank. u iocstet 4
a Nc r1rth stn street in Tsr, Hsute. IN Hart
soa Ioew aipin Nigo nntY ind
noetsfw5s T. tfiCdAtt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17
TESTIMONIALS.

SOLD ~ TEHR HAuTE ~
7 n. Barr a Co: Ersrie hhrindlsy and o. ".
PsifiCEA CO
sa1flfsls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

Il. Dsvy, Ksq; Jaeoh Meter. Ksq.. q Kahn,
Meter 1 Co.C Roelhon. RsQ, College Hiii; II.
Burnet House. k~ssrs. shultE Bro, A. Eiy
Bro, Liberty A Baymillof; John Best. architect,
CLARK ~ John Koihan, Barr street. August Frank
northwest corner sixth aud Race Streets Both
Mosser, ~. Mich olss exchange, south east clrntr
or Fourth aud Rice, wu. 0ienn. 3ls Neti Fourth
street. Abncr l.. frszcr. <67 West Elghth street
Board q Kducation, Coiurbns, OHIO, Dcnrisol
hoase. jane Calhoun, DAYTON street. Jacob k'sss,
Fourth street. near Smith; Captain cnlbertsor,
$50 Six IA street, Dsrcan. Ferry a Co. penni con
House aud many cihers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

TIE F.rst Presbyterian Church hs.s two 10 use.
have one q Peter Martins Hot All furnaces
It gives entire satisfactior.
0RIFfif TAYLOR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

CisonEiu. April. 1894.
lrezsrd the W arm Air Fdfnace Invented ana
M mAnufactur.d - Peter Martin ESQ. of this city,
far superior 10 any other house warming spraf-
atus with which an acquainted 1T NIL produce
a greater en Antiiy of heat from given amount of
fuel, than any Other Ia use. bucsrt haf full st
coal with some ashes from the cooking range. VII
keep the bosse warm q whole day.
ABNER 4. FRAZER
20. AIT West kigbth Street.
have lsod for tvo winters Mr.. Peter hartiI'r
Hot Air Farnace IN Iny dwelling. a.i ana well salts.
ned with - operation
GnFFIE TAYLOR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

ClScIsskrI. April -, lee<.
Having Ut.i. during the pssi winter. ne not
Air gurnsce 90. afactursi sui pas up ~ Mr. Pc
ter Martin. ~iihagly testify a. tne very genefAi
safisfsct'on ~ tss Hisen r1e.
!. q CULBFRTs0h.
IpG West frfh -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

qhe " arm Az F1rnscs Manufactured ara pa ia
g. Authony's Church ou aaid 81. lear osAn, -
Peter Martin. ESQ, does al We eKpected i wcald
II affords fan suppg q warn ais. does not
thao9 cut .nY dr.si. gas ca smoke tefides, fne
cost - f1ei ls s~sg snail.
JOHN ROrHAb.
JOHN kSrON LAS0F.
Trustees ~ g. lnthoay Church.
FuH psrutoisrs regarding price a. can be OF
tanned ~
T. T. YRAEKxn co,
Opposite Odd Felo~s Hall. Ind anspolis. ini.
sep13du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-17

hear Testimony 60 the above, having u-sc the
same Fcrnaee an lsst wintor. ant am iuly saliffed
With ali It. arrangements. n. l.. LEOPOLD.
isl Kishsh street ~ Leopold 4 Gcoii cart. No. -
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati, Jane -, lse2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
NIGGERs ALL CONF.

Jack Hinton writing to his friend Jack Bond,
Maryland Battalion, says his niggers have left
and that he has rented his land and gone to
something else. He advises Jack to 90 10 Can
ada when his term of enlistment is out and draw
on him for money if he is short.
REJOICING OVER TIIg FRIGHT To THg YASKs.
NJ, writing TO Mrs. Allan, says. tho Rebels
have given us q terrible fright and a flight to
many people; but as we are not very timd
folks, We stood our ground ike veterans, pre-
pared TO take it a. it came. This fright and
flight was most laughable. Ii was the biggest
scare that ever people had, ard to those who
were not frightened, most ludicrous affair.
All ended in loss and notification on one side,
and disappointment on the other When
will this dreadful war be overt How I1ong
and pray for it,"
The same writer in another letter, after speak
ing of the raid and the flight Of farmers with
their families, remarks that sit wss. terrible
fright to many people. must say that /, who
was not afraid. enjoyed their sufierings."
AFRAID OP SHERIDAN.
A letter signed " Always Yours" and adj
dressed to my own Charlie" is beautifully
written. The fair writer says: Last night
learned from Gen. Stuart that your battalion is
with Gen. Elzeg, at Hanover c. H., in reserve,
and that you had not come into contact with
Sheridan, whose movements made me very
wretched."
SOMETHING FOR OUR CRUISERS TO MAKE A NOTE
OF.
John M. Cole writing from London to Dana
& VIM. Currie, Richmond, says he has hoisted
the Confederate flag everywhere he has been
and SO far has been fortunate to run clear. In
of the Federal Consul at Calcutta
him from getting business he left
that port and converted his vessel into barquc,
altered thepaint and name: He says. IL came
along in this disguise, which was all very we'll
so long as they did not board me and demand
my papers," Entertained fears of being seized
By man Of war. Dana l. Curis will he sorry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
FROM sHERMAN,B ARMY.
Cerrection-Jusiice 10 Gen. Eergnn.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
BEFORE ATLANTA, Aug. G, 1864.
In nv account of the important action of the
2eth ult., | Internationally did Gen. Morgan an
act of injustice. Upon msapprehension Of the
facts on the part of the officer who gave me the
information, was led to state that Gen. Nor
gan. while IN command Of Gen. jeff. c. Davis
division on that day, was cent TO the support Of
the right wing of the Army Of the Tennessee,
but installing the road, had got astray and
gone 10 the Chat.ahoochee River st Turner'S
Ferry, not finding bis way back until dark; that
in consequence Of this misfortune, important op-
portunitics were lost, during the action, for
striking effective blows upon The left 9snk Of
the enemy.
This is all mistake, and, If my account has
been published, desire to put tie matter right,
as an act of justice not only TO Gen. Morgan,
but to Capt. Wiseman, lis able Adjutant Gene
raj, and other officers.
Gen. Morgan was ordered by Gen. Sherman
to march to Turner'S Ferry with Davis Division,
and then by a road leading towards East Point
to feel forward for Wards right, and back TO
some known point of Turner's Ferry. In obe-
dience to this order, Gen. Morgan proceeded by
the Turner'S Ferry road, starting at 10 o'clock
a. ~, Zone Of the hottest days of July,) taking
six pieces Of artillery, some forty ambulances,
and sll the camp equipage. He met heavy Boz
dies of the enemy's cavalry, and drove them
four miles. After reaching the river, and going
two miles in the direction Of East Point, &C.
cording to orders, he received verbal order to
return to Towards right, by the nearest road.
In order to shorten the distance, instead Of re-
tracing his steps by the road he came, which
would have taken him several miles out of the
way, Gen. Morgan took leit-hand road, and
following the sound of the firing pushed on I'M
til meeting with another body Of cavalry, which
was driven, and the command reached point
within two miles of that from which it started,
in the right rear Of Howard. he had marched
fourteen miles, and, as good fortune proved,
had no doubt kept back the enemy who were
about to make damaging attack upon our
rear. Gen. Morgan was not for a half-hour out
of reach or knowledge Of the Commanding Gen.
era, and was all tho time executing, il bis
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C,.,,,,,ie. on the 9th Of May.

CONDITION OF THs SICK AND WOUNDED.
The heaviest losses during the action, on as
soplt of the 9th were, as informed you, con
fined TO the Sd and I'd divisions Of the go
corps. D,.,
Col. &. T.. Steven lOJth Ohio hip and arm. severe
but not rnortuL o, Mt,
II Col. L. Is. Bond li2th Ollie, sDglt
Capt ThrOnfe, do, slight
Capt Groyisle. do. severe.
Capt Colombo. do slight
1t Clarke. do, severe
"a It. Fitzgerald sth Tenn. killed.
lar IL r. G. johnson. do, killed.
od II James walker do, killed.
Isl II. H. Mcpherson, do, wounded slightly
lsf IL. l.. Bible, d. wounded slightly.
lat It. &. H. Douglass, do severe.
emit H. Ford, do, severe.
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schonrid's Operations. - Two Da<s' Sue
cessscs.

From Our Special Correspondent,
RIGHT WE0 BEFORE ATLANTA Aug. e. 1854.
Gen. Schofeld is pushing the enemy hard on
their left, assisted by the l4th Corps.
Gen. Hasoall, "a Division, yesterday tumed
the enemy's left, and we occupied their works
As result of this dash upon their flank, we also
obtained possession Of the field where our
wounded Of Saturday fell. The llth Corps,
now in command Of Gen. johnson had a sharp
engagement during the afternoon, dislodging
the enemy, and taking their rife pits. The re-
suits of the two days operations are in our
favor.
The army is in good giprits. E.s.
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YEBEL WALL CAPTURED,
Rich and Important Correspondence Re-
tween Baltimore and Ricbmsnd-Ex-
tracts from Several Lcuers-Arrcst OF
the Guilty Parties-Rour Men Sen.
fenced 10 be Hnnged-Arrest of a jus
sicc Of the pcnce-Phiisdclphia Cop
perhcads.
BALTIMORE, August 18th, 1864,

Notwithstanding the equitable arrangement
made by the War Department. whereby cor.
respondence pertaining to family affairs can be
carried on between secessonists and their
relatives or friends at tho North under flag of
truce, still cases transpire almost daily in which
the law is violated forbidding communication
with the Rebels in any other than the pre-
scribed manner, and energies of the Govern.
ment detective officers are severely tested in
feretng out the guilty parties. Both women
and men have been engaged in the business, the
ample crinolinN az the former afo1ding every