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AUCTION SALES.
For other Auction Sales see fit,t pace.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO. MORROW
aVvoRwtN & w,IJJANa -. IL

THIS AFTERNOON AND TO. MORROW
RYaKEEN & WILLIAMS, Aactio1neers.
ISS aAsp ps9 BY syILp5Fs LOTS oyrsE
1 REhNE spAf he I'd IL ipsian. we snail sell,
az dtSni Of having .a1a al
each Of ~ I, ct on street. rH1niug back B5 fest
st ss, 7 sass Ss; uc,u
jig stamps: s2N viii b. rssairet psid down whsn
xhd ee ,Se sa.
s!s having from, Of IS feet 10 inches OF Newer.
lot is very handsomely situated. having an east
frSn,; IN n s.m% ns.S position and
for Otes bearing interest.
An CONVEYANCE. stamps, &c, At cost o. purchaser;
ego wi be required vhen the property lie knocked
'G is ls,d de ln1's' GREEN q WILLIAMS. Ar:s
QY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioussrs.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND
onwrp,rsn. At AZ IT 9nst,,. sol,
on the premises, at O'Clock p. m, the following
handsome Building Lots, viz
~ :.
llth street west. Lot Not has front on Virginia
4 s a e q IL
snaseps Lot fronts the NAL near the Smith
Immediately after the sale of the absve We shall
Of no on No.
1ns back about II feet between Sd and Al streets.
Re ms: one third cash; balance in six and twelve
months; for notes bearing interest Adesd given
All conveyance at cost Of purchaser, including
revenue stamps.
Title indis pu table.
Twenty dollars will be eauired Of each pur
chaser when the property Is knocked off and il not
ecSmpied With it XII De put up again and sold to
'n je1sd tkeesi VGHREiN WILLIAMS, Aue.s.
RYJ O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
LHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
sGh Ans ELF COR
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, June 22d, at s
o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of decree of
sitting in chancery, passed on the 9Th day of April
1861. in certain cause wherein George NJ. Miller
is complainant and Ellen Miller ct al are defend
belon ging to the estate of the late Charles Miller
fronting on Seventh street west, on the east and
west sic es, and on Boundary street, divided into
eS,sned Of .ith.r Of TIE rpustsss or the Auction
.ers prior to the sale, or on the premises at the
time of sale.
limits and consequently are not liable for city
Terms One. third in cash the remainder in six,
which the pu Chaser must give notes secured to
the satisfaction of the Trustees. The purchasers
to have tt 9 option of paying all in cash. -.
Convey ancins and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
the terms Of sale are not complied with within
1--WE days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right
of re selling, at the risk and expense Of the de
''"'''' r. SS i hJ BSHHEh. }rr......,
A. THOS BRADLEY.t
my0-eo&ds J. g. Meg UIRE& CO., Aucts.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.

Ky J. G. McGUIKE Co, Auctioneers. =
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON K, BETWEEN
For Sale, House No. 4O3, on street, between
9th and 10th, containing six rooms, and just re-.
paired thronghout. will be sold at Auction to the
O'Clock. p. m. This is neat comfor table aud con-
venient dwelling it's location. for health, good
water convenience to Market City Cars and all the
Public Buildings. cannot be surpassed in the city
Terms cash.
Possession given at Gale. ...~i.. 80. s.
Convey anciD and stamps st cost of purchaser.
This Properly, 1t is believed, will rent for $50 per
month. ...-
jeaI J. O. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auets
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Pr J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionssrs.-

Pr J. G. MCGUIRE co., Auctionsers.-r :,
VALUABLE LEAeEHOLD, BUILDINGS. STOCK
AND TOOLS AT PUBLIC SALE. -
On MONDAY AFTERNOON June n at 61a Felix.
as four years to run together with the ion prove
ments, consisting of Brick Building with Stables
with the Stock and Tools, No. $40 u street, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The N ain
building on street il q feet inches BY rs feet
the lot 2s feet by IS feet9 inches. The premises
front n full view Of Pennsylvenia avenue and are
Investment it will pay we'll. $40 per month being
offered for II on Lease; but as the owner is abouf
to leave the city he prefers to ssll.
jsg-d = 10. MCGUIRE L co.. Austs.
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
EsTRAY cow AND CALFAT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY,, the I'D inst, at O'Clock, y.
m, We shall sell; at the residence OF Jeremiah
west, One black Cow and Calf with white spots on
the hind quarters. taken up and duly advertised
heretofore Estray Cow.
Terms cash.
lie 2l2t GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY 20. MCGUIRE d co.. Auesio.sszs.

DWELLIEG HOUSE, AND LOT ON NINTH ST.
WET. R1TWEEN OAND p STREE NORTH.
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June e ct 6 o'ctk;
septemher ~, 1881, and duly recorded Ia Liser
g. No. sAnd folios !, ct sea s1d q tas Land
Lot No. Gin CrittendenH sub division Of SqHats-
So, ffqntins 1ofset ON Ninth street vest. between
to 3 pabiic siisg ma In proved ~ . three story
Brick DwouIas Hosss containing txc. sssemenf
ben. vii yoossssd. &c. in W rsAr.5 u aaIs'
aor1s, 49, :. 80, n Dc vsrsaaser. .naa
SlfyI~ 80 lTHNnA6S BURR, Trusteef
hHlu 10, ASeUkk1 & o.. ARet4t
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A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
Phalon's might Blooming Cereus.'
Phdlcn's Might Blooming Cereus.n
Phal0n's Might Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Might Blooming Csreus."
Phdlon's might Blooming Cereus.n
Phaton'S Might Blooming Cereus"
PhdloH'S might Blooming Cereus.D

"A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from
which it tax es it's name - -
Manufactured only by PHALoN Il SoS, N, Y
BEWARE OF OoUNTERFRITS.
ASK Fer PHALoN, s-TAKB no OTHER.
1e l6-3m Sold by druggist generally.
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i steRe front, partially furnished, with all mod
err d ipPsoxsnesnt:: centrally and pleasantly To-
retary Chase, together with large brick stable.
The preYises not TO be rented for 2 boarding
eOHEs on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY,
No. 2! ~ street. Possession given immedistely y.
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FOR RENT5ANU SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RRNT@ruo large
bet. 9Th and 18th sts, je 22-3t
ELEGANT FURNITURE FOR 6ALH AND
Il HOUSE FOR iRENT,--Possession given i'm
mediately. The hnuss is large and commodious,
PAGE. Auctioneer and Oonmission Merchant
500 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall. je 2-N
EOR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of a
Island. The proprietor intending to change his
business is the osly reason for Offering it for sale
For particulars call at 500 Seventh ST. between
Virginia avenue and SITS, Island. je 22-stf
r. LIT 90 ,on, ,,ov,,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-26

- kxnvR-- r .
J,swIais Id " ~ = q s.sneH sas sa,y, 4
I. 1ai1k9be fqt2yA es33stqe pcsSt,S;es TSr
.dbers With wHTSfHng ne SS.o
lar thf Cons = eheonly sone - -.
- our III sngths, security And napPiue 81
ole. apdss framework OF goyernnenss s ~ az
conduS oGse he welfare aud p.pepefAEyp p - sS
States, both Northern and southern s.,..A
2. That ths Gonyention does expilc'''y ~ -.
Is the sense OF the american PeoPMIE, " ~. -.
four years Of failure to restore tne ono. -.
experiment Of war, duung wnicn, anuer ~,
tense Of military Necessity or wM Eowe s..lt hs.
than the Contribution, the Consti9ton u.sI
been dirs@rded IN every psrt ana pau .s AZ ms:
and private right alike troooen aosn suS I'm.
seriat prosperity OF me COUNTY, s"a the 1ublio
paired, justice n nun ya; H. seo,ts hs made
welfare demand tnat immeals.e snI ;.s =. a. ujt;.
for Q cessation OF hcs,hi'.ss WIN ~ ~ .soaabJa
mate Convention Oh inc S.a.es or G.ns' rsss;sabie
means, 70 the END tnat a. sne salnsss -. ~. ths
moment peace may oe les.oroa on 'n' ' ''''' - :
federal Union OF inc Sssso ~ N. military
That the airect ;n.srsSrsnS; T. sbs recent cleo.
suthorit,es OF 1ne onlseo S. M;ssonri and
tons neia IN nslsaoHy r .;yist;on ~ the Consti-
Delaware, was saametul " auoh 80 IN the An.
tuuon ana IePeu.lTI " h.Id % rsvnlutiousry
proacMng siecuSn IN th u,.sns and rnver under
ana resiseeu WIN wan ",i VIZ -
cur c %.a..h ais. and o.ect of the Democratic
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capanous Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and ts connections, and every
attention paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting choice Is offered Of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be found
the shortest quickest andmos dfeotroue for Stock to
New York-Ivia Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other C5t
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphis.
Il. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
delpha' janll-my24
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s.ss1. s,s and hmcsfbrths Shsllbs hsss sand tAss
~. ErScutiye Govsrnmsut 1t The Vaised States,
;nSlu5ip the military and nsxal thsfs:
81 win fsoognize and maintsinl the freedom q
SAID pefson'' eTao ~ asyissmsdi Fl9qsl
IA5,daam Lincoln to tae Rs5sl Cbmmissioness z
g To whom II may coneern:2Is n, 81 Saisd ll...td
. Any proposition which smhrscss The restsfssioD
Of peace, the integrity of the whole, Union, AMI
raj ADAHDoNNIEr OF SLAVERY, and comes py -
with an authority that can control the Afmies new
Il war with the United States, and Win b met py
liberal forms on substantial and eolfatHai points
both vsys. ,-g 5e So = ABRAHAM, LIHcoLE, 81
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ECLECTIC.

nR. r. II. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon 80
- Accoucher tend ers his professionaI seITif@s ~t
citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR. l.. i graz
ate Of The Eclectic and Medical institute Of Cinhr
u, and has bad many years experience IN the pro-
OF his profession and he bores, by, close sttenibE
bunness, 70 merit share Cftne public patronage
Lee has given especial attention to- and has D. IN "
nently So 1eessful in the treatnen OF chrome - -
OF every = riety, and especially Of such as Ehrli
tsm and diseases oftbe Eye aud Far, Liver ccnlLlI
Nervous Debility, Cancers AMI Ulcers, Cen tP'u,-
Phss ana diseases Of tho Kinney Gravel, bc
thosewho have been unsuccessfiily trtated f9r any
tie above diseases would End il 10 tier intsrrs'
consult DIR. Lee without delay. Our practice y -,
certain and prompt, leaving no nercurlal taiht ID
sys TN, bat esIsng, renovatiDg and streng
the general system, actin in unison With h''u'
unering laws.
ci.-l.1e- re WHEELING, WssI Van Dec g. ~
TO ali whom 10 may concern: We, the unffrs'EI,
members OF the West yir gInia Legislature, taEe
sure In saying that we haze known Dr. Rehno =,
Lee many yean previous to the treakng out OIL 'ns
Del ION, a. successful and energetic prsctiaoht
mediIne Cof the Eclectic schooI,) both IN ksh'
county, Virginia, and in Gallia county, onio.
@. SLACK, scns'or IN DIS
w. 8. DUNBAR, NJ. H. u.
.--- mo. 4. PHELPS Pres ,en.-
once ono door south Of Kramer's Ho.e. Nan &
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BOOT &c SHOE STORE,
LOUIS FRANzHEIM. q. az Z
e.f-..s . .. Ne ,Isr In, -l "a q

0Oo II - &N LIZ >
No. 14s Main St, Wheeling, viva.
two Doors above ]. g. Hrscurss Carpet stors.I,
NT oULD re peetfully announce to the citiSeas Of
w Wheeling. that he has opened Boot and Shoe
store at the above st and where he win be glad TO have
his friends give hima call His efoek IS entirely new,
and of the latest style, and best quality.
PRICES ~ CHEAP A. the CHEAPEST.
septic
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.sl4d4aEF IfoY ZOE

IL .kds5: sJao7 xaT 49,;
sGt h!a kas Isssd be ". s-..se .a:a.l
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SWAMI oi HOUSE,
I'm. ,sa Parkersburg, Va. -
''S'" CHANEEn ira NDSld Fsar

~ ofths Richmond Houss.wil tske possession Of
sae swam Hsuss IL D run Of years he hopes, by
scs ess1Qn 70 business. to merit continuance Of
proprietor of the Richmond f
ICY dep.ssnens will b in the charge of the most
ssssSo J.wN, DENT.
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\! n,rc(,leIIan,s Record.

hOth W8yp. fnts ~. ~ 81 nBkAnAh, ~ ASv-Nf u fi
UT - ~ ,. 80 .,.sg Il ), 3,a
, McCleIlan,s Record. -
- - ~. no,;t;. Al conduct Of affsirs. Won
IN iessi S ~ .t 40 nrss. nnon the inh.bitsnts
VIII g.ssse .ha adscsrt States. thst sue are
OF MsSour, any .a ~ 1880, NJ the Unioa, to
rgnsny sO'ssy =" f ~, Mst;osai Government, and
aanoa a"e III, ~ ~ II. Mss.;aos of peacs and
70 rsssov y ~ ' TM nt,.'. M HAzIrSx.
9oya H. IN .a.s 1919, .,.,res, i, rebellion and
80. ~ n,aSo.,t,, If Gs Government 6y reli
~. ~ coms;, ,tt;o,al rights Of aH
g'""'sy ''es y =" 80 - si!2 *8HR
1x. :.h.h,s.,. of Kentucky NAV rely ape,t u
Io.~s.s;. 8, .t;t,a;ons soiN in no sassser
t =. .o;sS nnd no Mev soiN reeeipe at
49,. $3.50, Gonstit,a;oud protection, Ihave
~ ~, " ~ rsrsss yb.s Won vim n all respects, care
snIiy rscsrd the local institutions Of the region In
which Won command, allowing nothing bat the do.
49,. ~ ;iitarv necessity to cause you to depart
from the spirit Of these instructions.
10 BUELL.. - -.f..r 80 -
The rebellion has assumed the character OF war;
O, an N h shouId be regarded; and II should be
oondnctaS unon the highest principles known to
Chr;stian Attenuation. K should not be vas
laI;ao N tho s,b;,aoatiow of tie people Of ans
go ., s,,S epent n should not Be at all q ssas
,,,,o,, ,,onILat,on, baa aeainst armed forces and
,,olt;cof oroanizat,o,,s. Neither confscation o.
p,opertv political executions of persons, te,ystoyia
oroan;sation of States, nor forci6e d6olstiom O
.I,s.., al os,y he Ao,,fe,ns,lo6ed fr SaOn1ef IN
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Skin Diseases Speedily Cured

BSs-No letters received unless postpaid Hud ,'.'
tanning stamp TO be used on the reply. Person ~
ting should state age, and send portisn oiadVefts'"
describing symptoms. ~
B JOHN M. JOHNSTON, NJ. ID,
OF the Baltimore Lock Horpits Baltimore, har''i
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8 z .Abrohnm Lincoln to Req. Joh, p. Gulliper: o..
There is but one political question before the
orfs'it wrong? sApRAHAM LIscoLE
90 "A Te0sz +. - -''''' n
TPolAbnatags Li,scoh, to COL HAYES. .. IA
az feel that measures otherwise unconstitutional
'baxEt fsicNs LAWFUL by becoming indispsnss.
tsse he incoln being judge) to the Preservation of
0ns Constitution. through the preservation of the
mo- THIS GROUND AND NOW AvoW TT .
sIdr dam not TO hare controlled events bat con
vfD1s pAssSly that epents have conf led nss = =
s2sGss4 yt:vs 4. lass ABR AHAM LINCOLN.
co Ieo6T . 4 ~. :
: ss' Ar ahdm Lincol,st to the People of Ns United
States-hItract from his Emancipation Poo
Imation:
Il do order and declare that al persons held rs
sl-yes within said designated States and parts Of
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, LOnioH.
Graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges in h,
United States and the greater part Of whose life hiss
ham seut in the hospitals of London, Paris, Philsie
mia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
fonishine cures that known; many troubled
with ringing the head and ears when asleep, Src't
NERVOUSNESS bong alarmed at sudden sounds, bash
Snlnsss with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
nth Advancement of mind, were cured Immediately
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAS ]. KISNER.

WILL in addition to the treatment ofsll Acute Diseases,
devote portion Of his time to the treatment Of all va
tic System. Such "a D eases of Eye and Ear Rheu.
matte aud Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections, Epilep
81, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach Bladder and Kid
CUB Feet or Distorted Limbs, and III Diseases both
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject.
Prom his long experience in such cases, hseels con-
6dent Of giving entire satisfaction 70 any who may
call No charges for examination and opinion Of cases
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. All oonmunica-
tons strictly confidential and promptly attended to.
Office hoursS A. II. TO PM.
Office and Residence on % street, near Reed Kraft
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W.Vs.
jy2-d&w-1y.
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The many thousands cured at this institution yea
after year, and the numerous important SufgiM y,
erations performed by DIR. Johnston, witnessed ~ =,
reporters of the 'Sun," "Chpper," anil maEJ o'o,
papers, notices Of which have appeared again ana
before the public, besides his standing as genue.
Of character and responsibility, s nhcient FA'N
tee To thA afflicted.
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FhEIU II l. BE
Bv this route Freights of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston,
or Baltimore, to and from any point on the fa hoas
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, WISCONSIN, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road dtTect; . J..
The PENNSYLVANIA Central Ran Road also eonnecS ~
pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods can be for
warded 70 any port on tho Ohio, Mpskiagpm, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, MISSISSIPPI,
WISCONSIN, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and a
cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with steamers 10 al
Ports on the North Western Lakes. n = l.-.L
Merchants and shippers entrustng the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely WIN
confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
pont in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Ran
Road are at all times favorable as are charged by
other Raul Road Companies. sE.,,Ia1
BSs-Be particular to mark packages wa renn
Central Il. r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents oil the
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE d CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
H.,W. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
re. MEIDRUM b co, Madison, Indiana,
E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. M. ALTMAN Evansville, Ind. sE{l5 o
r. F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, IllinOia.
J. H.. McCOLM, Portsmouth, O.
I'M. LOVE, Msysville, Ky,
HALL b CO., Marietta O..
f. AYRES, Muskingum River
W. II. b E. l. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o. --
H. S. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE o, jal
N. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10
Or the Jou
4 BAD BEGINkIS9,

While the legislation Of the late Cong eess admirably
adapted to she improvement Of wre.ched
cal condition. It viii be of
it faithfully enforced by those who charged with
execution. beaooves icer the
ernment not only to sent to this lcEsatcr but
hbit in its execution the spirit Of determined
is that animated its authors Otherwise the law bact
dead letter. not worth the paper hich is
the executive aud administrative sgsuts the Govern
ment will only evnce much " back bone rigid
enforcement C6Dgrsss did in it's passage VIZ lazy conf
IDENTIFY anticipate vast improvement in currency
BUT what is the xery frat /" sligo of the tm.s
subject? Why, the State Commissioners advanced
prices nearly one hundred CENT. bacon have
any published schedole OF prices this effect,
Rny ofcNr who wishes to CD the stice commits
tes Of subsistence, will be convinced being
CURED to 81 rs per To- for bacon that sgo
only cost him 81 20. And he will tc told tina. this
enormous advance il caused by the our State
Commissioners, to whom has been assigned Of
Regulating rriceR! (CFedat JudcusD presume that
other articles have also been advanced in p1.ce.
Now, can understand why merchants ado least 3?
per cent to their prices cause makes The purchasers
pay the tar; but can't fer the life Of appreciate
control weakening the credit OF the Government foster
the great evil against which Congress eyeed its lexis
aiiona redundant currency. As uhdertand the sheet
Ct that legsa tion intended give
money and reduce the prces OF the e In
what spirit this legislation been by our State Co
missonerss Istsr TO the facts an 40
sWer.
have seQuant with either
and write in carpiHg spirit but simply
to what cannot help riding bad be anDs in
currency reforms. fUBLIU5.
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sHERHAN'S RETREAT.

RMoroLIs, ALA, March 7th 1854.
dispatch IlOtA Gen. Jackson dated Canton Miss +,
arch End, says that the enemy army consisting OF The
18Th and 18th army corps numbering between twenty
and thirty thousand Infantry and fifteen hundred caValy
left Canton ,rning, after remaining three days
Sherman reached there the 28h ult and remained s
hours, when he pushed to Vicksburg leaving McPher
son in command. He back nine couries to McPher
the goth, to proceed to Vcksburgsvia Livingston
ord Brookvillc.
A large number CT empty transports had passed do~n
the Nj ssispp liver to Vicksburg said to DO inteuded
take Shermans army up the river.
The enemy destroyed the railroad eight mOs below Can
on the country through which they passed. burned
L ouses and destroyed ard carried eff provisions.
Over hundred of the enemy killed and clptur
ed Fty6v out of seventy negro cavalry killed
Yazoo Iiy. Several small wagon trains taken aud
destroyed. No railroad bridges burned. Cypher die
patches captured from the enemys courier report thsir
transports going doWn the Yazoo river.
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|
| ARRIVAL OF FLAG OF TRUCE BOAT-CONFEDE
RATE pRISONERS-FR THE UNITED SCATEa-
| ADVANCE IN GOLD.
RICHMOND March 9th, 1854.
flag of truce boat arrived City Point mig
60 officers aud SEQ priv brought ny exchange
1t yet known here hat Commissioner Oud's decfs
ion will be. He proceeded to City Point this morning
will return to morrow.
New York flea to the Sd inst inclusive have bssn
ceived The Herald says that fitzpatrick was moving on
Richmond with instl ons sack rebel Capital and
release the Union prisoners.
Washington telegram says that the unofficial CORES
pondence between Butler and Oud resulted 10 ths decara
ton of exchange of all prisoners delivered at City
Point to the Path January
The Herald offers hundred dolaIs reward for Lin
cona Joke about p-edcament of Sherman and
Tho aams for his JOKE upon the Florida expedition
Grant has been appointed Lieut.. General.
The New York Times edtorlay remarks that it quite
evident that mnisteria crisis in England IL imminent
dissatisfied with the position of our foreign
relations, and the public are becoming very FESTIVE.
Gold closed in New York on the I'd, at 1904.
The Yankee House Of Representatives hate ed opted
resolution to adjourn on the 3lst May.
advces Of thu lsh state that forty thousand
still entrenched at Auppel The Prussisus
preparing to attack them.
Arrangements for the departure ofMaxmian have been
ompIeted at Paris.