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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
New YORK Markat

NEW YORK April 81,
-Flour-SIate and western less active
and 6@lOc lower: 81 5O@7 go for extra
state, So s09s 90 for extra X. Il. o.; 8 Oh
GO 70 for trade brands Market closing
dull.
whisky active and 6rmer; 81 10
@l ID closing no better at outside prices.
Wheat-Quiet and nomiuaIIy l@2c low
er; 81 1901 "A for Chicago spring; ST II
@l a for Milwaukee clno; ST. 1901 81
for winter red western.
Rye scarce and Hrm AZ 81 So
Corn-A shade 6rmer. aud only limited
by the supply; 81 34for old mixed wes.
tern in store; 81 3b@1 SO for new yellow.
oats-Dull aud dropping; Ss@sO for
western.
coRee-Firm; st. Domingo ssc.
Sugar-Firm; Cuba 1639I6Ac.
MoIasses-Quiet; R R. 81 90.
Petroleun-lrregulsr and unsettled: ra.
ined free Tor June, 65r; refined in bono.
5000; and refined tree 6I(968!
Woot-FIrm aud 10 moderate demand
P0rk-lp fair request and higher; $26 so
for mese, S25 70 for old do; S2B 6O(a2s
20 Tor new do; S22@29 for old and new
prime, and $26 25@26 90 for prime mess.
Beef-Quist and unchanged
Cut Meats-Less active; 1l@l2c for
shouidsrss end ls@1es TOR hams In dry
salt
L,Fd-stsady and in fair demand at ls1
BaIssr-Loreri 2s@2a for Ohio, 2e9so
oheess-steady at l4@ls for new. 4.
q I 3 q
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1D THE TABIrAU1 ExH,BIr1on, last
night at Betlair, gotten up under the au /
spices of the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church, was very splendid affair. We
were sorry that more OF our citixens did
not attend, as they would have been amply
repaid tor the trip. The musical depart.
meut was arranged with great taste and
The effect very fue. We have seen moth.
Ing among the many entertainments got.
ten up by our own citizens that nearly
eqnaIIed the tableaux. The scenes were.
we'll chosen aud execution unsurpassed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

ST Louis, April 81 The st. Louis
County C1urt yesterday donated tract Of
800 acres of highly improved land, twelve
miles from the city, known as the SwiRer
farm, to the Mississippi Valley Sanitary
Fair. The farm is valued at between
$50 900 and $4,000 The city has al
ready donated and paid into the treasury
$40, 900 cash for the same noble object.
II Is hoped that these muni6cent gifts will
other counties and cities of the country,
and stimulate individuals, corporations
and firms TO render the success OF the fair
still more signal.
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TRUspEE,S sALE
OF Valuable lsaI Estate Ia c.u,r,
~


virtue Of deed OF TRUST made by David Ken.
~ nedy TO Charles MIrsbatI dHisd I q ssto ,iTy,
o. March, 1859, which sAti IL aOS OF record IN
the othee Of EhO hecorder iOr ohio C.uuEy, 40 Deed
BOOK tWeEty.hTe, page Evs hunured an iiitvtS !.
Also by ViF'ae Ot Hu Ofdst OF the OrcuW Co rE t,f
!ala county made On En: 18TH DAY OF io:t niues.
lS&S' and entered In GhanceEy VrJsr uak .,,,.l5yS
q page ~ by NhlshIhe Undersigned was epsoi,,is
tFHslss in Asid decd III Iho place oil Stia UhSrIsS
m,SaTshailI VII on M0NDAt, sac 81 day OF Aiay,
AeoA, ut The trout GOyr tn. GUtIr IIOlSs OF 1nI
county, prUcUed LOSeil at Public t.Ou te tlilyy
ing property 10 wit: Lot nuIMUSr tVVJ 1! ud
sHeNe LZlSI u that Fart OF tus city OF VA ssitUx
lata mt ~ William Unapitn0 aud J5nn Lon. m
sALhs being ai&Iy ak fest aud UUo Il mere, nd
twenty-five 'est dseI-sAVlus EnlI e.cspt w hat
ol SAID 41t sold " KenaBJy WIa l., stCphen
Clark being Stxtssn iVsG oil LhU Ust end 81 ana
lot OsllDg GU Second stFC1t, runD.ns bsoI + < "
s4 iest !" liz two huotFed a. q thirteen. mob svtI
10 iots or PAFosls 10 su,t puTCL4eots
E6hMa-One-tourth eIAh; Thv Ualsnce ia canal
payments Ot ihFeE, si1 AID Illus mouths win Inc
tsEsSt from uate, tue piIGhAier gtVius Uo.i win
sPptSSea 5ecarLy' H.h1JuARDsuN,
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DGpWHRRLRR & WILBon's H1eRr.F IN


DGWHREbBR 4 Wilson'S H1aHHsE Pan
KUN SRWINo MAoBINEB are the best, the
simplest, and the cheapest. These I'M
equalled machines are adapted to every
variety of sewing for family wear, from
the lightest muslins to the heaviest cloths
They work equally we'll upon silk, linen
cotton and wooden goods, with silk, cotton
or linen thread. They will seam, Quilt,
gather, hem, fell, cord. braid, bind, and
perform every species of sewing, making a
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both
sides of the article sewsd.
Ititbe inconvenient for the purchaser
to visit the salesroOm, the order may be
forwarded, tostbe Office. and 1t will be as
faithfully filled as if the selection had been
made personally Machines are forwarded
to any part of the country, and competent
persons sent to give instructions JTss Of
charge.
10000 of the Wheeler q Wilson ma.
chimes have been sold. Five thousand are
in use in Pittsburgh and vicinity,
II is no new experiment to be tried.
lthas in every case received the highest
premium when exhibited in competition
with others.
VIM. Sumner & Co., who are the western
agents, warrant every machine they sell
for three years. Call at their sale rooms.
NO. 81, Main street, aud examine for youF.
selves. anr21 s,d&itw
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n..g-HA1L h "a sra1ra.-Tha 1anr "a


rounded it's icy vapes and trigid promon.
tories, and now, with all sail set before
prosperous and bAlmy breezes, bears down
fall upon the tropics aud the IoW.lytps
,edgy STORES OF the Equstor. The air is
fresh and mild aud iuvigorattng. The
trees are grsvid with great buds, quicken
ed almost into being. The soft spires Of
green grass tower towards heaven with
thanksgiving. The clouds OF week ago
are skurrying about Newfoundland, or
deluging Nova Scotia with never snficient
snow, or filling the wolfe long fur near
HndaOn's Bay, or sweeping in eddiesi
among the gulches of The Rocky Noun
taius. Cleared of them, the heavens bend
over US one great arch of pure aud glow
Ing glory, where purple begins to mix
With soberer tints. Robin red breast has
sung grand bravura, while blue birds
pjped the accompaniment. The crows
N AXE ,bsir morning aud evening Journeys
to aud nom the sea shore, more musical
with the strange, dissonaut, quaint notes
they give forth.
The sehsOn end its surroundings are all
atuned to hope and cheerfulness; to
th4uksgiV'ug to that Divine Providence
which ministers the least MS we'll as the
mghti.st, and gives these Vernal joys for
our sOlace; to thanksgiving aud hope
that while ourselves are 90 surrounded
and buoyed up at home, the intelligence
witch comes from our armies is rose.
colored, and the promise abundant: to
thoughtful IhAnkfuIuess. moreover, that
since men must Eight for homes and laws,
for truth, justics aud freedom, they have
such a season to fight in, and such favor.
able conditions to 6gh. under.
Westher was never more AN element. of
power than it is now to us. We want the
long lances of light aud sunshine to pen.
citrate the sOilAnd inform every clod +; that
thereby the earth may he carpeted for our
aOcks and herds, and shaded by grain for
ourselves and the world. Those plethoric
barns aud cellass which are the fruit OF a
fair autumn, stand US ia urgent need.
Such continuing weather, so wa,ered
aud prepared, So warmed AID penetrated,
will make every rafter creak, and pour
gold into the treasury until spectators
for rise shalt gro~ pale. It will fall like
sPFesent and enduring benedictiou upon
poor homes and the narrow circumstances
of life. 1t will battle with new glory and
set off with fresh alluremsnts the adorn-
tngs of wealthier life. Therefore, in all
aud every respect We may chant, each
heart in its own chapel. an ezu4smus of
present joy ami coming qualification which
shall gid the cOrOnal of the year.
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Assl.TAnE QU4nr4A4as ra..s ,Isle.7

WheeluSs W. Va February a., tNtA (
a Lbdeaiers ~ Drugs, Hardware Ir.ju, 5. e, lam.
otfS Lealhsr, lInrn ~. AMI sAdtrry q.
81 70 SEND " tnis Office, on The MuN LAY Ui Iash
MSsE, q seAied proposal or iIst, d4p!ielt Of is
Artelee they are prepared 10 furnish sIhts C; VI
NJ shoit hottcvt with ia" pstcO Oi EACH uparhs u,
plain nBuFcS 80 that Ia the sIciea Ut lie
service require IL, tho article Articles ta be- Oh.
tanned without decay, and ~ Iie IOWest tlite
Dealers WISHING 10 hpil IO Jhls UeIOG VIA be TO
CURED to furnish the list puiicEuAii, every Al ,,,
morning J Il RAHASWORr6,
captain aud AssistanI IlssI;si-IiIAst..r
b Ieh&b-ki 1ltYl.Ef E =
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D8sA11 PosrroaED.-Tbe trustees sale
of B. F. GoOdwtu's property, advsrsisedito
take place on Wednesday last, has been
postponed till the "a day Of June next. 3
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n9eORoNprp.-ParfridraIa Gallerr. nn

"a ORowDED.-Partridge's Gallery, on
yesterday, was literally crowded for hours
with young and old, anxious 70 obtain his
unsurpassed likeuesses. Fair days, at this
time of the year, are peculiarly favorable
for making pictures Of yonng children. He
says, he eau accommodate all'Who call. $
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

WAsHISsrox, April 2I-The President
has approved the bill authorizing the
Secretary of War to take possession, in
behalf OF the Uoited State, of all lands
aud shores of Rock Island, H.. on which
to build an arsenal. Just comppnsation
will be made to private laud owners.
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AeA CopH9nxlAR, aatad SfztV seafs (,

= geEAspYllAF cake efstg ffsls pr
popna teg hnttss, on our own 1tteSte eR
Monday ft wa Snk ssstsd is Sid that o
should take IL to Wheeling, Whets he
might get ono aO1lar.-lSt. Cgetrseilis obroe,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

D8 AcoIDSAr.-A boy named Hail,
while trying to get on the cars last night
at BeuwOOd station, fell under tie wheels
and was terribly crushed about the breast
ADD shoulder. DR.. james Cummius, being
at the depot at the time, was called on,
but found that nothing could be done that
would be likely to save The boys life.
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4)allp gntelligeuEFr,
Priday Morning April 80.
Bows Wanted.

,,,WO YOUNG MEN, vel recommended, e1u5st.j
care an opportunity Of becoming Thoroughly
.o,naintSd With the Drug Business by applying to
ST2l9t LAUGHLLNS BUSHPIRLD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

RIxoeoLD. Ga, April 2o-The enemy is
quiet. There is tacit understanding be.
tween the piekets on both sides to keep
quite.
Gen. Patterson, whose brigade pickets 10
front of this place, got drunk at Tunnel
dill, few days since, and were placed
under arrest.
Miss Mary E. Wacker, Acting Assistant
Surgeon, of Dan. McCook's Brigade. was
captured By the enemy, a day as two since,
while visiting citizen patients outside of
oar lines.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

PHhADELPH1A, April 2l-The Enquirer
says rebel desertera who arrived ut Wash
ington, state that Lees force on the Rapi
dan is 10000
Gen. LoDgstreet was at Charlottesville,
marching towards Staunton, for the pur
pose of advancing down the Shenandoah
Valley.
Lees army received seven days rations
for forward movement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

CIsOtuSATl. April 2l.-Os.iets were. re-.
eeived at Columbus yesterday from Gen.
Sherman, prohibiting the issue Of passes
% citizens 70 go beyond Nashville. 50
Authority has been received from The
War DepaFInent 70 raisg pne or aureree-
iments of heavy artillery
The 2osh aud Goth regiments leave for
PHlLkDELRHIA, April 2l.-The Inqnirer
has. letter from Norfolk giving The, par.
tieuiars of the rebel attack on Plym6uth,
and an assault ON Fort Gray. The rebels
Were repulsed with fearfulslaush tsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
ALIENS LUAG BALsAM
j. n. AAnR1s a co.

To whom address all orders, '"'''
gold By Medicine dealers generally VII .lr1,to
BY LAU9aLtS'S q BUSukI El.D, +. SsOCKiSIj a
Q GUUD Co. LOGAN, LIST Z 90, n Il LUlIaS
W, REED 4 KRAFT, Wheeling, Va, aud by ali
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

NEW YORK. April 2l.-The failure of the
gre1t6ear in Erie is announced.
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2 3 2 q 2 . . .
STOP THAT G0UGR !

ENRlENDi Are you aware that you are r:sklpp
~ your life by uegeetiug IAAt OoLOHP What iT.E
y only eodS and It will soon ~. ar itself nVy
~ you continue to neglect YOURSELF the result viii
" IA SNORT u thai you WslI begin 10 IeEI NensS
o. tlShtnsSs RcFos+ tho chest attended with uA.t-
Hhth you raise will DO thiCk aud yellow or ~ bite
shu iEothy matter, otEsH StredkGi Ig.U blood, AMI
soon you VIII hud that 20 ilAVS u hrct cold
ShIIAH, night sWeAts- Ihe matter and phIecu Will
AHCESSse VITA great ToStrdtiOd II lou ttii neglect
yourself, short tune 600 you conveyed "a, mo
grave. Haze you not eauSs to BE dIITPisdP .T60
thon'anns whom Ihis greet dos treyer has gathered
tolho grave every siuglO begun IOiEG q S'NapA
eot0 A. thls mad been attended ia sims ali might
e1NS zee we'll but being neglected under tue la
"a ueIublSn thAt 1G would ''ITear ILssf o IL lrns.
ierTSd ttS deadly action to Lho substance OF iUs
An0ther aun another cold andsd fuel to tnS d lie
until these IubsCcl began - soften and Ne Rrats:
leaving by those ulceIAtIOnS 0REAr CaVIlRS II, tne
LUNGS AT tht5 crisis the disease 10 YER, un JkL 70
cure and often sets Ut defiance ali human skill.
ALIENS LUAG BALSAM
WILL BREAK Up KVEN TIKI MOTT HARVESTING
CSU3H
IN A FEW HOURS I'll ME.
II It Il only perseVered IN. Obi what is the value
OF money compared with health
USE THIS ALLPOWERFuL BUC Harmless
REMEDY IN TI3tzI
Call Upon tNe ASemIs and get a Pam.
ph4sII
And road tho trestIes upon Consumption (wbi.b IL
worth more slOae than the pttc. Of msiiCiusL
IncuTnble. 80
RoFSslO by the prOprio.ors,
j. n. AARRTS a. I'm
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oOLaATN,s noNEY IsoAIs.
HAIR. nIYEIl
:. BATCHELoR'S =
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is the Beat IN the World,
THE ONLY'HARHLRSS TRUE AND RFLTARTA

III VNLA HAhMbkdaI LhUE, AND RELIABLh
DYE KNOWN. -
This splshdid Hair Is PsrfSctAA Changes Rsd
Rusty Or Grey HAIR instantly to Glossy Black or
NatHrat Broom, without InJurine tho Hair OF
Staining the Skim leaving the Hair SOFT and Beauti
tnli tmpars fresh Vitality frequently restoring its
pristine color; and rectidss the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyess Tho Genuine Is signsd WILLIAM A. BAToa.
EtoR all others are mere limitations and should be
avoldod. sOtdiby all Druggis.s, 90. RAoroRY4sl
PARcLAY4sF, -
beteheloF's New Toilet Cream for
.n.,s !, sDressIAB the HAIR.
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b9rFAIL not TO read Captain williams,
advertisement of his Wonderful South Sea
Whaling Voyage entertainment that opens
next Monday evening. April 2oth, at Wash
iOetOu ball.
IL is the most amusing, instructive, thrill.
lug, soul stirring entertainment Of the age,
or could not hare had ths.nnpIseedsnt.
ed Iun of near year at 72O Broad way,
New York, 2lO nights 10 Philadelphia, 100
nights Ia Boston, aud 81 nights IN Bslti.y
more. The n. Y. ZFibuae says:
Capt. Williams, whose descriptive illus.
lrations of the perils of whaling have. Tor
nearly yeal past, crowded Hope Chapel
every night with delighted audiences, TEN.
PHFArily leaves New York for a IOuf1hreueh
o'"et OF our leading cities. he opens this
.tk In Philadelphia. We have no hest
MuOn In declaring that Capt. Williams
sa'tt'ainmeut is the best OF It's kind that
nave ever seen. Il is not mere dry
Ste. written up to order as ground.
u'E OF Imaginary scenefy, bnt aYIVfd per.
, Ousl narrative, vigorously acted as we'll az
og u' the Incidents of which are simply set
SS w I"h more ralural effect by series Of
'Fa6le pictures aud tAbieanx.
- = = - 4 y y 81
"a DvPRGE 4 GREEN's- troupe OF star
pss'of@eFs gave their second aud last en-.
y. s'A.n@ent at Washing ton Hall last night
as mouse was perfect jan, and the PET.
S'tnanees, both vocal and instrumental
gave the greatest satisfae.iop, as was, syi-
s.ased by the cheers which followed each
Performance.
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w-LEEUT. E f. MooRs, late Provost
Marshal at this post, has been relieved, We
notice. at his own request. Tue following
Is the order relieving him.
HEAD QuARTRRs. MItIrARx CoMMASDHR,
wheeling, W. Va, April 90. 1868.
Genera! Order
No. 3.
Lieut., E. F. Moore, company a, Iu-
from duty as Provost Marshal at this post
at his own request.
I-Lieut, Henry Kuapp, company p.
9Th Va. Infantry. viii perform the
duties of the Provost Marshal at this Post,
III addition to his other duties, until fur
thtr ORDERS. EwALD OvRR.
Capt eth W. v. Iul'y, Mil. Comd'r.
Lieut.. Moore takes his place again 10
Capt. HamiltOn's company of exempts.
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n oRsEMAs's HOPE. OF IsEnar's YTssae. ior
15si4 aRAnAlpsDaue sroRR
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAl.

SenatOstai Conference with tho Goyor-
moe on the potsce Com IN SssIooer Ques-
tsoo--ro s-6aste Action raxeu-TM>
state military Convention. &c.
ArRaar, Jan. 20-Midnight
In accordance with Tho understanding OF the
caucus yesterday, committee conslst,ns Of senstess
Andrews. La,ntlec and Dutchef--au mcmb.rs II The
Senate Committee Citics-saiteJ Governor 4.
regard to the Ponce Comm ssionefs They talked the
question crc1itous way rather talked all rsond
tho question: each toying draw tho other oct AMI
adjourned without either s,da suggesting any plan fo
tho solution OF tho duhCuIt question Tue Gov.
ern0r stated that no not prepared 20 take
any definite the subject and wanted m oppor
tunlty 90 consult wh ms friends belors actng thu
matter IN Lbat shape the conference closei for 10
tiln agreeable To both SIDES but nothing
trsnsprei OF practical Importance, nor anything that
viii furnish 20 tho Gaat adjustment OF thus vesed
question ~ IL 10 be hoped that thee next conference
Will result In spmehing decisive
1ho state Military Convention perfected a permancst
oreaniz ,ton to-day follows lresife0t Coopc' Wal
ter i. Church. or Albany. Vice President. Colonel
Mason OF New York second Woo President Colonel Wat
s,n A Fox, OF suflo, Secretary. Captain John y Baa
mott Of syracuse Tre,surer Colsae Frsok Chamberlain
OF Albany Executive Board, Colonel $ X Pncknev, ~
New York Colonel AH,ed Wsestan, OF Babylon Colonel
Warronsbarg Lieutenant George A. Ostraojer, OF Syria
cnsa General John Williams, OF Rochester aud Colonel
George hbbott OF Whites Corners
kesont,Ds were adopted urging the speedy and coGb
plete arm'oe and equppag Of the National Guard The
hiuiary ASSOCIATION has had the Militia law undcr coz
arc discussing suodrS amendments 10 No proposed 70 IN
Legislature
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Marine Affairs.

SrrAusHfr MoRsinc STAR. Ian. io 1884
The uudersgued passengers The Morning star fesiT
ing 20 express their approval OF he conduct NJ The sh and
sourtesy Of officers cordially joiu Ia the oowns
resolutions - a. =.
Resolved That in Capt w. Coutensy we recognize the
Alba seaman faithful COMMANDER and We tender 20 hn
This esuressou OF our apprecaou of his constant case
during voyage aud hs continued courtesy snd Snnes
10 those placed for the time under his charge. . a.
Resolved That thanks are rendered 20 tns o1et om
GERS ship Coz thsr poeness sud attention. 70 AZ ON
board. - .,.., .,...... o......
we heartily commend 10 the pubic the Nofnos star a.
safe comfortable medium OF sea travel 80.
a. walker Eugene Hale r vau Dsre. samuel Norris
A Rng,lst. e. Hoffm Mtnctlel " Y. NOiuu.
teers. ohn Clemens ~ . Niche, Mss Mche, Put sdel
pbia, Lieut. Lee Triynrss Massachusetts cavalry
helm, II. Bodenbsm, NJ raesadas u r Hcdsion ia
charles Mercer j. C Eckeit O. Oakford, W. r. utamg
l.. W Thorndike. q o. Wakcr husSe, wm; -. Stewart,
CLARK B FDkie, W q. Mayo. i.ieut Con,nandct u n NJ
m w Brge Brgadicr Geloxsi " 4 " D. A J,co,a,d
o. ADpot Lieutenant and signal Onloer; " ". syaU 70
g. A Vim u Browacu, ralaVcluh,s
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY u, 1864.

j. Isttic. Go. T. ID M,ryiand. Dec a.
) Weed, Co 4. l0th Gane lee "a
Thos. Taft, CO. A, I'D Michigan Dec pa
P. Mc'lour. Co. 18th Ohio Dcc. 25
Stiles. co. q, 18th Pcnnsyi vania, i,ec. s5.
Hiram venum Go Q "a Massachusetts cavalry. Dec 70
r.. Shcston. % VI. "a Ieonessee Dec rs
w. II Dillon. Co II, 4Lb Michigan Dec. rs.
Pryatt, Go, !. ltoth PcunsyivaD,a. dec. 81.
s. Walker, Co r, 9Th PoDAsy lvsBsa, lee. 20.
ncBr'dgc. Co 2sth PennsyIva~ss. Dec. z6
s O Simpson, Co. O. 8lst Pennsylvania. Dec. 20
John Bidder, Co. Y. 7th Msryisnd. Dec %
Grandy. Go. q, Goth Non FORK Dec 60
W. rhorp Co. X, I'd UPecd States infantry, Dec 70.
). washburne, Co r. 3aih indt,na, Dec n.
Geo Daniels, Go. II. I'd Virginia, leo. a.
J. NJ Bird. 60. G, 7th Michigan cavalry, leo. RI.
j. Clemens, 90. A, 92d Ohio, Dec 27
9 Jones, Co Q. 10th massachusetts. doc n.
n. Hatch. Go A, 4tb Maine. Dsc N
Thos. Parker. Go. II. 12th Indiana lice n.
Is. hcCuerty 20. |, 2Sth Massachusetts. Dec -.
John Hicks, Co Q. fllty ninth OHIO. boo rs.
- NcCao, co. A, 10th Now YORK, Dec ~
VIVA, Fardwatt, Co. I. 4th Mar yIand dec %
ID. g. Griu Co. H. Eighteenth Massachusetts,, Dee 20.
N Baag, Co !. 9th Michigan cavalry, Dce. 49,
John ConDclf. Co A, 9th Ohio, Dec IS
y. 6aiiger, Co n, 18th Kentucky. Dec. ~.
C Zimmerman, Co. II, I0lst ONO lee 70
IL Cochran. Co X, 3D. Msino, Dec. 20.
Thomas HHittOn, Go. A, 1d3d Pcnns ylvanis. Dec 90
II Friday, 90 B. 100th Ohio, Dec 20
A. N. letz, Co. @, SD Illinois, Dec. a.
ID. Barker, Co. Il Tooth Ohio, i,ec 10
n. Flight. Co q. 9th Pennaytvauis Dec ~
8. Raub. Co. @, Tooth Ohio Dec 20
d. Patterson. Co H. 4th Indiana cavalry, Doc 70
s"'9 s hyS't Co. C E 1,s I'D
II. Chap,in, Co G, 9th Ohio cavalry. Dec 90,
w Il. Davie, Go. G, 1st virginia, Dec. 80.
s. Praskon, co d, 18th kentucky. lee so.
]. Murphy, CO Il. 9th Tennessee cavalry. Dec 90.
D. Jones, Co l.. 30 Pennsylvania cavalry, Dec. 80.
4. King, Go. Q. 4sih Now New York: Dec 30
Il. NJ CbarcSer. Co y. LIST Virginia cavalry. Dec 30.
g. Walbridge, Co. K. 92d Now York Zee 80
Il. H. Fgan, 60. G, ID Now York, Dec 30
J. FanmoB, %. L. 1st Maryland Dec 30
j. Decker Co. b, T8tb Pcnnsyl vania, Dec 30.
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The President and Has Works Endorsed
~ the Maryland General Assembly.

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The following resolution res offered in the Maryland
Senate to-day
Resolved, BY the General Assembly OF Maryland That
the INTERPRETATION OF Abraham Lincoln deserves and
receives The hearty approval and viii secure The
cordial co opsraeson Of the General Assembly fnai
this General Assembly approves the policy OF
ths ADMINISTRATION u the conduct Of the war.
end especially on the subject OF the restoration
Of the seeded States approves OF the amnesty proca
nation OF the Pressdont and OF the conditions there laid
down will be necessary Die and essential 70
the future fesy o. the country aud that the General
Assembly decnrc that ths reelection Of Abraham Lin
aesre ga vast majority g the loyal people OF haryIaaa
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