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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR

WHEREAs, 1 have good cause "a belIsv. .h.,
wv Mitnln Lorentx. Benjamin RasSeIl. Georgs o.
1n1n t9tson SaIn9y Erasmus CLARK, Benis.
SSlmmers, william 7: Higginbotham, WINS II
MgSdsSy, Ait9rd D. RoodIsy, Richard L. Brown.
iery, Robert ooyner, h.. BobeTt 6oI,S Sonn .,
lorenzo D. LorentI, Napoleon Isl ReFeES JSfn = =
WS', yn III Ra1ta6le George D. White, iSaae
the seventeenth day OF April eIFhteen bGEdrs S5
a3ty-one, resided In the county OF UpSbnr SSftbIs
FS1I s.9te 81 Wet Virginia. and also
=. Bland aEd O. 8. Hurley who on tbe satd sa.s.
SEnth gay q april eighteen hundred and Sixtyone
the State Of West Virginia hSVs dAsS++Sd . 10y
es1sd atetlTsy engaged in aiding the CO.
State OF America; aud the rebeI
ne good people Of this State bnt n en-
sS o. me WAE evidence Of theIr rCbSiIoSs
Now therefore, I, Arthur /. Borenan. f3o,..,,..
q tnS state OF West Virginia, do i1sue thfs M @
Iosna9lons debating tho slid MihiTn LSrRtr I
1sy, Erasmus D. CLARK, Bepianin jan
summerS, Perry Summers VIII e
isT n WOodley, Afford D. Wood.
": 4tilnan, John D. Hiefy. Robs+r S,s
n Us Lorenzo b. LorontE EanGiSo'
D. Witt, iSsls y %bitg Bastsbo 1SorEo
Day, enemies Of this state unIsSs 49, r. =.
~ days from the date OF an nIocIS,s
couft az me IN the Clerks once Of the Crenit
y ,n,;S SpIhnr county an oath 70 SuppGrt M ScI
~ tS,N Of the nited statea and the
Sood c;tiVsI' a1d thereafter dOmean thSmSeIvSs NJ
Han 81 Re,1 ara ISSTise declaring the SSii Jon.
n,Sl. And O. Hurley, enemies 81 tfiS s.a,S
5sts ot ~. sha 1l1o within si1Ey days iron liz
~ once Of the Circuit Court Of IN. IA
a. cath 20 support the eonGtitatioS ~ AZ
0e6 ths sOns uton this state, and
ThSo s!SL oentan themselves ~ good citFESnS'
vtHl,, Ptoe!amAtton ShalI be ppblII6SIi - an.
III ~ y hHHi geneer newspaper printed in he
re- snJ r. .FE. me seat OF EoIernment for thIS
oHspSper printed at Weston n ~ SoS.,
Nd als0 IN the Weat VITei1S Ram bISsy .! LeH1sp
aPef printed Rt Buekh1nnbn n III = news.
PshnE respectively, for four Suess.ssTo OF
eJsbreSnIht Sty SI MheelIngs On this Cho
lsAA1J ia - ~ 99Ays IN The year OF our
tOur, and OF the statS, the INST. = eHs AtEty.
, the Governor. A. L FOREMAN.
n; Il ERoAa b0FEns, a'oF''aty of STATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
FOR Safe

FOR SALE.
1hE east half OF Lot No. 8. situate a., f.,.r.
I at between sixth and Seventh streets On
nouss With hall II not sold at private Sais bsioS
IL a q May 1854 1t will be offered al p1biIe
;HI tne front door Of the Court House. ~
my4-td Aetfsa SVhs f q; 1,oWNs,
The above sale has been nostTonSs La,
et0G0A l. 9ONB 6thS 1884, a. noS9S ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

ARE you aware that simple cough Ter.
inmates In consumption why not be
WISE IN time ard use Aliens Lung Bal.
sam which will stop the cough and prevent
fatal consequences.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
A Good Move IN MarshaiI. County.
MoCRpsvILLR, May 2Olh, 1854.

MoCEDsvILLR, May goth, 1854.
At public meeting convened this even
ing, inilhe Court House, it was unanimous
~ agreed that Messrs. T. Il. Trainer, P b.
Catlett, and John s. Riggs, be'appofnted a
committee to visit and ascertain the con.
dition and sanitary needs of the sick and
wounded West Virginia soldiers in this, or
other military departments, report. the
same as early ns practicable, and attend
the distribution of such sanitary or other
material 40 may be conveyed to them.
MessFs. Geo. Edwards, Jas. Burnley, Jas
Turner, J. @. Reed, 3. Stilwell, Misses
Jane Wallace, H. Dunn, T. Trainer, E.
Roberts, aud Mrs. W. P. Rhodes, were APP
pointed committee TO solicit contributions
for immediate use. 4t
AR. John H. sheetz was appointed Treas.
urer. It was resolved,
That the movement instituted by this
meeting be accelerated by prompt aud i'm.
mediate measures to complete the perma-
nent organization of a Sanitary aud Sol
dters' Aid Society, embracing the whole
county, aud the citizens throughout the
county are earnestly requested t07prompt-
y organize and co operate.
+ After instructing the Secretary to for
ntsh copy of its proceeding to the Wheel
ing Inteltigenesr, for publication, the meet.
Ing adjourned. R. @. HOLIDAY,
Chairman.
S. T. ARMSTRONG. Secretary!
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, =
lRP1cR OF OoNPTR0LIHR or THE CURRxHCY,

WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, Il has been made 10 ap-
peAf mat the tlr9t National Bank Of Wheeling, In
been duly organized under and according 70 the
requirements Of the oct Of Congress entitled sAn
ACT 70 provide National Currency Bocure,a nv
pledge Of United States stocks, aud 70 provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
EeoFa9ry 10TH 1855 and has complied With all the
PfoVhtons OF said act required TO be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
NOW, therefore, !, samuelr. Howard, Comptroller
National Bank OF WheelIng, County Of Ohio md
state Of W6st Virginia, Is authorized to commence
tne business Of banking under the act Aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand ma seaI
ototaee thls second day Of April, 1854.
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F FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Depository and financial Ao.n,
Of the United States. go

Of the United Stqtes.
HIS pl BANK 4 the successor to the Belmont
= 5taneh Of the State Bank Of Ohio. and h NJ
e &c general Banking: Collection and ~.
1ntSd States loan authorized By he "a ~ S.sn
Ins5S bonds bear date March LIST, 1854 ar, n.
IsS9aoIe o. the pleasure Of the 0o1eFnmSnt SftS-
ye45ss and payable forty yaars fFom an n,
oS!I' WIN interest At i've per cent per ann1m n
Subscribers can have either Registered or oor,,,
multiple Of dfty doliaFS = '-4-S VI sVo OF some
Interest on The $50 and 800 Bonds "a u,y.h,.-
on All other denominations NJ
- nSae bonds will draw interest from Mach IL
OF sa6eorptton, must b paid ia eoI6 ~ ESSttS5
I9Lt.e9ey. pad In the latter IWhich IneI1JSS
notes md note of The Natl0nal Rs1ISi
Htsy. PeE cent. plemlum must Do added r. ~
A4no19t o. Interest mill otherwise directed 49,
.-1t' JOHNso. TALLNAN, Oash,
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Wanted Immediately

"A HORSE for ne IN adolbas seated earriszs.,,
1SopS sn5 me .adI' Aus. b Sas sSea
S@As' Apply 70 8 y 1851
my1l tn. LOGAN q Co.
Wholesale DruREf1fa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

To MlLlTARY MES.-From Milton p
Pierce, Esq, Commandant Pierce's Sham
Shooters. Buffalo, N. Y. "Every Drill Mas.
ter, or officer who drills his men, suffers to
a greater eFtess extent from Irritation of
vetely, especially when afflicted with a
cold 90 common to camp life. A few. weeks
since was suffering from sore Throat and
Successive HoGrseness, when friend Of mine
u elergyman) advised me to use your
bronchial TtOehes.' tried them and found
, .Se Stellet almost instantaneous. keep
mem ei sure relief. No officer sbonld he
. aMno9t .BrOaen's Bronchial TEoekss.; 4
cannot torbear to record, unsolicited INV
s aG%o1s testimonial in favor Of your .BroS.
Mac To- M'''F'. John |. Brown q Son, Boston,
Sol sold.by all dealers in medicine every.
where.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
q innllann sl1lnihInr, Rnd tR0hiY.

,Majet1, touIlesa ScaptalRp, Bnd tWOlty-
SeTed Lietitensuts. repFesentlng twenty
regiments from Maize, Wisconsin,, Penn
sylVapia, New York. Michigan and Indi-
ana. Two oFithree of them belong to the
regular army. Many of these officers were
captured In the fights around Richmond
10 1862. and were recognized by Lteuten-
ant Shiun, Assistant Provost Marshal in
this city. who once had charge of them on
Belle Isle. ft
IA : ~ FROM TRANS MISSISSIPPI.
pEwpPoLIs, Ala. May IA dispatch
to-day from Colonel. Scott, via summit,
confirms the account from Trans-Mtssis'
sippi. The dispatch says. "General Tay.
lor has Banks hemmed 10 at Alexandria,
and a battery below stopping all commu-
nication via Red River. Said battery is
supported by Major Bridges and q part OF
Polignac's infantry. 1t captured trans
port with valuable cargo Of commissary
stores aud one hundred prisoners, and the
City Belle, with the One Hundred and
Twentieth Ohio Regiment, killing Colonel
Mudd; Colonel Bassett, Of the Corps d'Afrt-
ca; Colonel OgieI, and one Lieutenant COL
onelIin the eight. On the 9th they cap
tured the Werner; also gunboats No. 8 aud
No. ga, taking from them twenty-one
pieces, including eight thirty-tWo FOUNDER
PARROTS. Their crews were also taken
1t was reported at Shreveport that General
Smith and the enemy had a fight at Jen-
kins' Ford, in which We captured several
hundred prisoners and many smGll arms,
their pontoon bridges aud all their trains.
We lost Gen. Lsary and Col. Greenwood
killed, and Generals Wall, Randall and
Clarke wounded. 5.si 49,
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Yesterday atterooon, GEo. THOMAS, youngest son
o. =: David KurnsF, aged seven months and three
The funeral will t,ko place this afternoon at .
o'clock, from the residence Of the parents on the
Island Friends Of the family ale respectfully in.
vited to attend.
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TRoAT gap RnDELLIoUs SVATni
vsFy Late IFFoa Rlohmsln1a.

REREL IMPORTS OF REoiEEr INeAoKMInrs.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th inst.
contains the following:
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS are hereby notified that N. H..
;7 -, xaiaattons and enumtFA' ions made and 49,
Wy tGvera1 Assistant Assessors under the GTe1Ss
zoe United States, for the FirSt CoIieet oS
g g west Will be open for fDSec
on o the oees Of said Assistant ASSesSoys I'm
H ItFT; o. holding aPPeals below mGnEioned.
,,t,. sni Atteno at the time and place bereaF..
tI8 ta9nea tor tho purpose Of hearing anV SSnssI
saId 1y % made from the aSsossments nade bv
AZ MoundSVflle, May 80.
civ a. y ne once q James O. On, Collector, in the
AZ Mets6uFB, Brooke Co, Juus g.
A. NsS S Sa @.gIS.iItnS' aaaeOsk Co, June 3.
Al 6tsteEIVillS, Tyler q "a
At 81. MAryG, PIeaSautG y
AZ E1irbont, Marion a 1S'
AZ AeEgautoWD, M0DonRalia - is
Al ktnKWood Preston ~
Al FetteHmAn, Taylor % 1I'
ne mad be IN writing and mnSt Sns.,,
ShTeb a SSeJa, cause. matter q thing Eespsstiny
SlSSSsa SF principle OF lntqualty u error ee me
F-=-'', JOHN PARkIGs0S,
Cameron, Nay 1elh. lssS. ~ DS Sss'9t Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24
GEO. w. SMITHS
Harm for Sale.

II N eonStqueDce Of the removal OF part Of my fam
II ny, my own age, and other considerations OF .
private and family nature, I Wsh TO contract my
ahairs and eontne my attention to my old estab.
ltshed Brewing and Mailing business In Wheeling,
and to accomplish this 0noF for sale by private
contract till the 8lst DAY OF MAY, 1854, and II
not then sold BY public auction, the MAGNIF1.
lENI ESIATE lR -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

The army is still in the best Of spiri,s
The enemy on their new lines are torti.
lying. Their lines are contracted, AZ If
massing their troops. - 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

There was no general engagement to-
day, only slight diminishing and some
Sanuonading, Late this evening the Van.
kee cavalry, came within a mile and a half
OF Guinea Station. The enemy also left
10 our line yesterday thirteen caissous and
tWenty-one gun carriages. This shows
t1at they left this part of the line hurri.
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{mLl SAMUEL I. HOWARD.
II Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
| ApF6-b0t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

1 Is,1 TEE LAp1Es5 Shoulder Brace Cor,sts. a
y. s AtLiets Call and examine them n dc
'a mTIS store Of D.NIo0LL s BRO :
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raE sTONEWAL1 RR1aAnr

The stoueWall brigade has suffered ter.
rl1ly IN the battles Of the present campaign.
only three hundred men being left,in. he
brigade: The Fifth Virginia, has lbut one
hundred aud thirty one men lett. Ills sun
posed, however, that a number were made
prisoners. - wy luAue
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

WANTED-TO RENT.
A SMALL HOusR.s Any person bay,og ONE 4,
~ ossn eau near Of good tenant by applying az
=. S-a.es' ap2S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

General A. P. Hill was not in command
OF his corps, bat was on the field, lepdinr
the aid of his presence to General Earlvs
Large quantities of arms were left by he
enemy on the battle field. They have
been appropriated by our men and taken
The army :. .,;,, :. ~.
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BATTLE FIELD, NEAR SPorTsYLvAN1A, \
CoURT HOUSE,, May 18th, via M1LFoRD,
Ma 7kL#E 80

The enemy during Saturday, abandoned
their front on our left, requiring new po-
sttion of our forces. This move on the
part Of Grant was evidently for the pur.
pose Of building and covering the railroad
10 order TO use it for Transporting supplies.
The enemy thus far is reported TO acknowl
edge loss Of 81 general officers and 49,.
The enemy left in hospitals their wound.
ed near Yellow Church on Sunday, con-
tanning about seven hundred of their. men
and few of ours: They lett laroe nun.
Der of their unburied dead on our left and
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AN ORDINANCE

1lo amend the ordinance in relation to ordEnariss
y Houses Of Private Entertainment and Coffee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-24

S6s 'Aus EHtn virginia, has but one
hundred aud thirty one men lett. Ills sun
posed, however, that a number were made
prisoners. '-'''N's
TIE WOUNDED,
Nc NUMBER OF wounded soldiers from
ne battles on the Rapidan, now In hospi-
tals 10 Lynchburg, is about three thousand
five hundred. A large proportion Of .bsn,
are but slightly wounded. = tN'e 90
GENERAL BREcK1XRlDoR's RATrIr
On Friday last, at 6 a. n, Msior General.
Bfecktnridge moved from Staunton doTn
the valley to Newmarket. On SUNDAY fol.
lowing he engaged Sigel three miles above
Newmarket, and by Sunday evening At
seven o'clock had defeated aud driyen hin,
beyond the Shenandoah river, six miles
IRON Newmarket, having marched iortv.
ulns miles, fought, defeated and routel he
snemyi numbering from seven 10 ten thons-
and, In two days and half. This simnIe
statement will show our readers that he
celertty OF movement, as well as yigor If
94cuon, did not desert our cause vbsn
Stonewall Jackson died. "HSu
GENERAL A. O. JENKINS.
This gallant officer, who was reno,,sa
o have been mortally wounded and ltstsS
prisoner by the enemy, in the fiebt At Dnh-
10. 10 we are pleased to learn. moi ssrions
nnTt, as was ct frst reported, IA was
hot through the left side Of the abdomsn
nd while seriously is not dapRero1siS
rounded. he was not captured. by tbs
nemy, nnt Is We learn, within our lines
ARRIVAL OF Prisoners AT. LYEcHA1Ra
Forty, four officers and eight bundled
nd ninety.one PrivGtes, captured ibyi Cen.
ZEE at Parker's store on Thursday last, a.:
wed In Lynchbnrg on Saturday afternoSa
.mong the officers are one Colonel. tNo /
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United States OF America, Westarn
District of Virginia, AZ.

Passed Nay 20, 1861. --TT7 = :
my94 st T. IRWIN. aIarIr
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For Sale at q BARGAIN.

9@As al q bargain.
A PORTABLE ENGINE AND T4RRsHIna
i! ina Sehine. almost q good d new. The EnFipS
and Iii X. HnSeE and y inch stroke, with tuck,
myls-lS' MattlnS Ferry, Belmont cS., o.
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0Ns'CRs

y mWlailNI, IL L'.NS'NN' E ~, mn
IN. rtO rVuaItar. Agcb'7i g,uu,tr ~. tfis,nnr.
to, rtvustiOn ,,I"sN rnd lsflu, .uuht dav a.
"vcnln" NJ vacation Coz. ranu. the veil ktr,u %
t,w her ot writing one nj tho beet IN ,ucioIs Ia tc
state ,.Iut defcuN. 49,
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DENTKSTR1.

a SET OF TFtTH ON GOLD, SILVER,
I1or luhh.r, ST., W, to so. Partial pieces Gold ~
siiyel OF i.uphe u per tooth upwards Tee,h hlied
equally low or extracted without pain, nv Dr III
klLLERs, AZ Bowery, opposite the old Bovery
Ihestio. s37
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
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Personal. NOTICES.

INtORN tIlDN WANTED - OF FANNY
lMOEpS,, nlins Mr. DODIiNt,, who I. In tins eits
.lult tour yess Nv her nr.'1nd lpMiN Nj DOOI'
INtr 1T ~ I. i,aXtrt q. itloMAS NpN'ANs. hlj
IMPORTATION WANTED - OF ANNA
lJANE AOLl.ON, who landed in New YORK ,luos
ist GA boa the rhu Victory, ron Rclir.t Ireland
b. her broihcs pAIRl,k aULi.ON, ut McIntis's
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HHIlLr ARY.

CASH FOR 4 aiJBSTI.
.ONJNJu,e. Apply "a Wilton u, tcp foot. ~
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q, ng,lcr 4 Wilsnr's arf 1ccr'a s-p ia. inn'hno,
. lrkirs. hemming aud tsn y h.clsira, ' hes,
q commented to slof- after 'ot:n'ne. NHhin e
g. NJ. TiiDMfSONS. II. rp"gf,-- vcuth
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BOARD AND g.Os,WS.

uOrLL GAENl. T., EAST 18Th ST., dTR
tiour iruu, va ave. tutDsh"d h"d ucTs tolet ~ 10.
iar table inc'hauios. Isch ~ uic" noon, IRON - ~
tutl p, Pcr et,E. jy1
HW iIT-TMD FURNISHED nOOMh.
L with c,,uN 'iiuT requisite tor housekeeping, IL
t'rrrUo ir ave-. Auply a. . I'uu-ou t,lotwren 1th
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200 NBoEEf~, ALSO SOME Qt AIRY
'cOrsn tJt.d Jr the >eI' to.N E''''"' '"u-
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suunt lrc' To- man no eau Keen nom ~ % 30
tnn, d,r,. 4 .niany A0-k iOr Ullubrr o. j'ari.
'-,- Tor snorcys $3.50 nor do tor h0lIS work
t.rf rO.h.Eg ave, tib,e WI BE '.trt paid. ih- -
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ONCE vi N. t'lisERE HINhESlNNt, & 4 VA
dos, IN. ouy adthOl .,ed atcn i0T CHS CON any
d, IL Grernsich Il. ~
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"a %: Ylaes II ~ Pc day; pas-n nee and 10
Grction; siart AZ o'clock r. " ilnrn IN. General
Railroad urfcc N lander, al RTIS a BOMLt.~, 1
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MILITARY.

h-nl tiuty. ~.nted- Choice OF scryicc niven. stt-
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scsrnen and land 'mcn fOi biakNins steamer snd
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.tre'. { m AMI -. ,Apt Ipvi,S himsriL ~ Listen
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IL IL Il IA
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NTED-A GOOD BURSISHFR GIRL
y gold and ,lveI PLATED ware ~ john
: ~ John Il. +"
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T NnIES SHOrLp ISE mn HALM OF

T AIDES SHOULD Use THE BALM OF
ANHTrE IILllES for he,ut'fy ius and preserv-
ing the skin Lis d-l'h'ml p,conlt'on ,tands pre-
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contsa any thing In III" -,l.hn-' degree injury
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tactics and blythe inviucibe aud ardent gallantry
Of lis troops, stOrmed in upon, and carried
"jriving the enemy says his despatch, Gin the
utmost confusion" "The whole army appeared TO
be broken up" and "only darkness has saved the
whole Of Early's army from total destruction"
That Is the language of a General as modest and
cautious as he is brave, and means more than all
II says. The evident truth Is that Flrlys forces
were flying up the valley for their lives. They
have an excellent road to travel on, but where
will they arrive
For Sheridan announces that he has sent two
divisions Of cavalry up the Luray valley, and "it
they push on vigorously, the result of to-day will
be still more signal" Readers may take 20 their
map again, and note that the Luray valley lies
hgtwCtn the Blue Ridge and the South Fork Of
the Shenandoah. The river is crossed by a bridge
or the Luray and Newmarket road, and th5 uu-
doubted purpose Of those two divisions OF hurry
ing Cavplry is by that road, aud through the
Luray Gap In the NIassanut slmOun'aius to enter
the Shenandoah valley at Newmarket, In the rear
OF E0riy 5 reucat
They ought 10 roach that point before any
force can be gathered 20 stand up against them,
and they will thus bar the road to that army
destroy It's communications, cut oil its supplies
and hold it ut Newmarket TO b come the uurc-
sistpP victim Of the eager and victorious force
which follows 1t up the valley. II this cavalry
shall do any palt OF the work assigned TO tt,
there does not seem 20 be rCm1ining hope for
escape to Early's forces, except IN their total
di,mcmbcrmcnt, and then 10 Is same ,.j yaV for
the Rebels.
our map SHOWS also tue IOail0 10 NuNtlOlt1s-
VILE and to LynChhurg, aud their railway COM
muucations with Richmond. The possession Of
the Shenandoah valley, which is now Sherdan's
wholly, and Of the Blue Ridge gaps which can.
not tc disputed give him an open road to Lynch
burg, and will compel that town tO trust TO it,
fortihCatiurs, defended 10y such renfOrCCmcuts as
Lee may he able 10 spare from In front Of Peters
burg. How numerous will they be, while Grant
is every day threatening ts advance towards the
Dauville road, and how long will it he before Lee
shall begin 20 feel the tightening OF the coil auIuL
him
The blows struck at Winchester and at S.rasburg
re echo from the dCfcusCs of Richmond, aud the
country heg ms to sec how broad is the strategy
which the Lieutenant. General directs and which
Sheridan with matchlcss energy, is carrying into
effect. The dullCst shall ere long comprehend
that the war advance with rapid strides, and the
most unwilling shall behold the impending blow,
and the most hardened traitor, be he in New
York or in Richmond and whether flying the flag
of Davis or Of Mcclellan, shall read in this morn
ing's dispatches the approaching doom Of the
Rebellion and the defeat of its Northern allies.