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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17

A FATAL HALF.-The following sad
story we find in an account of some OF
the firing along Grants lines on Sunday,
given in the New York Times:
"a chance shot to-day also worked
some mischief in the I'd Rhode Island
Regiment: The term of the regiment was
expired, and it was going from the front
bound for home Having got, as was
supposed, we'll out of range, the order
was given to halt, and a moment came
the rushing ball bringing its death mes.
sage to two poor fellows who after faithful
service, having escaped all the dangers
of the fight, were full of joyful anticipa>
tions at the speedy prospect of being
home again. Their fate was doubly
shocking"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17

THE Portland CMe.) Press talks we'll o.
the decision of the Baltimore Convention
against ViOe-P President Hamlin's renom.
ination. It says iFf5-,z4.i-.ss
He was the first choice ofour people,
and, as the vote stood before any trans
fers were made, he seems to have been
the first choice of very handsome min
ority of the conventions; and though the
selection fell upon another gallant and
true man, We doubt if Mr.. Hsmlin failed
through lack of friends. We have never
felt sanguine of his denomination, and
for this reason: Mr.. Lincoln's renomi-
nation we deemed foregone conclusion.
The people have predetermined it, and
we have supposed from the first, that a
strong desire would exist in the conven-
tion to go into the slave states for the
Vice. President, provided suitable name
should be presented. No one doubts that
"Andy johnson" is such q name. The
choice has fallen on him rather than Mr..
Hamlin, therefore, more on local account
than from dissatisfaction with the pres.
ent incumbent 1t was proper, perhaps,
that 1t should be so, to give renewed
pledge that the Union party is no section.
al party, to show that antecedents are of
no account, that not what a man has been,
politically, but what he is is to decide his
fitness for position. The people of Maine,
though disappointed, are by no means
chargrined. While they will continue
to honor and love Hannibal Hamlin, thew
will nevertheless give Andrew johnson
q Whole-souled support.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17

tanning government property and the ar
Benal. Among other property captured
are two s2-pounder siege pieces and two
12.pouuder, and an any quantity of small
arms. y .a. - =. .'.r
On Tuesday We. started toward Buffal O
Gap to whip the rebels there, but they
heard of 1t some how or other and "lit
out" 60 We returned to this place and
went into into camp.
Yesterday Gems. Ayerill and Crooks
forces Joined Us at this place, and it Is no.
body's business how much force We now
have in this command, suffice It to Say that
it is able to take care Of itself.
Rebs. are pretty scarce in this neigh.
borhoOd just now, and we all hope that
the day is not far distant when they will
be entirely played out.
send this to let our friends know that
we are still "going about doing goodn for
our country, and let me assure AL that
they will hear good report from the "old
First Virginia Infantry" wherever she
... 90. G, lst W. Va. Infantry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17
Commissioners Sale.

In ChaneoEy.

sAFah hroEu' e. Ala -(,-rn--
Sarah NOEieFu EIeeutOrs ct. ais.
Tn pursuance Of decree Of the Cfreuit Court for
L Ohio county, rendered on the Gath day Of May,
1854, and directed to the undersigned A. Special
C0mmiaIioners will sell At the front door Of the
Court HOose ofohio county, In the city Of WheSIinR
on the Sh day Of July, 1854 leommsneing sid sale
a. 10 O'clock A. y 70 the highest aud beSt bidder
- Puble suction, the following real estate In said
decree P3Etie 9lArly msntioned and described, Situ
Ated In the city Of wheeling, that IL to say, Lot
number thirty-ons-S1-oR the west Eids OF Main
STREET, between Warrington and AdAmJ street, in
that part Of the city Of Wheeling called North
WheehnEi Also the south half Of Lot number forty.
BsVsn-47-EituS:ed on the east side Of Main street.
in North Wheeling between Jefferson and Madison
ItFNSt8.
TERMS OF sALE-TWsnty-2O-per eentum Of
the purchase money In cash. and the remainder in
four equal installmentS payable in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months from the day Of
Ies With Interests the purchaser purchasers Civ
ing bond with good personal security for the de-
GsErOd lnStA1menta the Commissioners 70 retain the
title until the purchase money shall have been fu lily
pA1d- JAMES 8. WHEAT,
SAMUEL IRWIN,
mY1td Special Commissioner,
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nya.td
Commissioners Sale.
NHrIhAl B. ol.'on ADD wife,

H'F'A'n B. GIs'on ". and WIFE, 1Dcb,,o.r,,
Martha A. sAnborn and otherA
TN purIuAnee Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
L Ohio county, West Virginia, made in this cause
on the 2afh day o. Nay, 1854, will sell on sAtur-
day, the second day OfJuly. 1884, the front door
Of the Court House for Ohio county, At 10 O'Clock
A the following described real estate in the
city Of Wheeling. viz: All that parcel OF ground
situated the east de d MAI1 stre9t IN Said city,
and desiSnAtsd on the plat thereof a. Lot No. hTo
-S-tu H4uArO No. O.TiX-S-ineluded IN the folVInR
boundaries, 70 Wit: beginning At the southwest cor
Of the brick Warehous8 on Eai1 lot formerly 90
eupiod BY Jacob MiteheIl-And nov occupied By
AlsEsudGc Turner and WIIliGm TayIor--thence Il
right angles Main street Ia2 feet, more or leSs to
tie eaSesrn boundary Of aid lot; thence along laId
OaItsn boundary 501S feet, more or les, 70 the
south ddo Of HuIboTry alley; thence along the south
ddS Of Mulberry alley % the east side OF Main
BtrOO thOneo along the east sidS Of Main street To
the beginning, bOH feet, more or les.
TERMS OF BALE-0ne-fJurth Of the purchase
nonOy 70 be Paid in eaSh on day Of sale, and the
bAlSnes In three equal in5cAlmeuts, payable In ono
EVO and three yearB, with Interest from day OF saIs
the purchase GIVING bond with approved personal
security Tor the deferred pSyments and the title TO
Be retained a. further security until the whole Of
the purehaSe monoy b paid; and the purchaser to
pay onOhAG Of all eAE01 assessed aid real estate
for the year 1854. DANIEL o. LIST,
nVZ1-Ed ftoBdHRlnfnn1F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17
q. 8. MARsHAL's SALE.

BDord 4iSsfs. G. Cent q the !,9s. g9iss9
Han wcodvara. q yiFgiPi.aT Is.T At Thsell1E
y puEBuAnes Of an order Of sale fGIued from the
4 Clerks once Of the DItriet Court Of the United
States for the Western District Of virginia, At
Wheeling, In the above entitled cause, viii on
Tueoday, July 12th, 1854, on the premises, At New
Creek etAtiol Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, In HAmpshire county, West Virginia, sell
At public auction % the big eGt and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing i've acres, more Iess,
Said land adSofns the land Of Robert <. Ghsets on
the west, the heiB Of James FariS deceased on the
Bo1th, and Angus ". Mcdonald on the east, and
extending to the Greek, toEsther with the dwelling
houSs And other imprOTOmsntS thereon, COMMONLY
known a. Hail WoodUArd8 Tannery.n
A3d on Wednesday JQly y, 1854 81 Piedmont
Baton Of The BaItfn1ore and Ohio Railroad, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia, viii sell At pub
ne auction 70 the highest Aad bSSt bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots with the improvements thereon, Gitu-
eted IN the town Of Piedmont in sid county, num-
oeIo9 toEty otEht-4s-fOrty-nine.- .-4o-siKty,-6O
-Gnd atEty:oDs,-sl-SAsh fronting twenty ave
get % IsiId street and running back 70 the north
branch q the Potomac river, and Lot numbered
foTty-So-fonting any feet on RIrut street and
FuDDlng back to T6frd utrest
Terms Of BAlS-Calh. r
sAlS 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, AN.
Z. n. NORTON,
Io&-A U. b. hAEDhAl ". D. Of Va.
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HyOu do, use
Hoofand's German Bitters!
Prom }. Nengton BrotOa, D. D., BditOr OTES Eaey
eI0Pedia Of RGIi0IOuS KaO15Ledge.

Prom J. Nenton BrotOa, D. D., Editor ofLAS Raev-
et3PedtG Qf Religious KROG0leige.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general. through dIstrust oil
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of NO sum.
Client reason, Why man may not testify to the beuhi
be believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations, in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benOht Of others.
do this the more readily in regard to HoodGnd's
German BittSFs, prepared by Dr. O. n. JaekBon, Of
this city, bOcauBe VA preIudiesd against then for
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted 70 ny
fEiond RobeEt shoemakoES BS4y ESP tbS soSSVal q
this prejudice by proper tests and for SDooaragO-
ment 70 Try them, when suffering from great md
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of tue present
year. was followed BY evident relief and OstorAtIon
TO . degree Of bodily and mental yigoE which had
mot folt for dx months before and had aImoat do.
SPARED Of regulating. l theI - 'Tnk God and
my friend 70 directing me TO tn use Of tnBIn.
PhilAdslpA S,Juno %, 1861,
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Cornnnfssoner's Sale.

NP the property now known ~ the aKraper
~ HouBeS" on the OASt side Of Main street, and
the lots on Market street In the rear thereof on
Saturday the Sd Of July, ls6A at the tront door of
the oUurt H0uBe for Ohio county.
In puBuAnesof = decree Of the Circuit Court, for
Ohio county, IN . certain cause therein depending,
ShSrein RraDeis D. ChAPline iS complainant and
the dsTisees helm At law and executor Of Moses ".
ChAPline, diseased and Mary ?. Lynch, are defend
front door Of the Court House, for Ohio county, on
Saturday the "a Of Jaly, 1854, [eommeneiDg saId
sale At 10 O'clock, A NJ, 70 the highest and best
bidder A. public auction. the following real estate
in the Gatd decree particularly mentioned and dss
eribSd, dtuAtod in the city Of Wheeling that Is to
say two thtrd8 Of the lot numbered thirty-nlne-
S-tronttng forty y-four,-G4-6set, on the east side
OF Main street, and extending back Of even width
eAstT1rdly nom said street hundred and thirty
tEp-l62-ieet, being the property now known a. the
kramer House., also pArt OF lot numbered one
hundred and etghteen-lls-being twenty two
2l-feet from the south side OF RAId lot fronting on
Market street, and running back OF even width
stXty-SsJOn-6I-tOet;A AlRO lot numbered one hun
dred and nIneteen-118-hontinE on said Market
street, Eixty ysx-6S-feet, and running back ofeyen
width sixty GeVeD-6I-Eeet. The aid parts Of lots
numbered one hundred and eighteen-llS-And one
hundred and ninetSsn-lI9-Wu be sold In tour
RePaESes parcels of tEeuty-tWo-23-feet front
TKRMs OF sALE-rhs one anh-l .-part OF the
PuErhA8o money in cAah, and the remaining fur
twelve, eighteen and tTenty.four monIhS with in.
treE from the day Of sale, tue purchaser to give
bond for the deferred inStAlmsnts the Commissioner
70 retain the title until the purchASe money shall
have been fully paid. JAMES 8. WHEAT.
May S0th, lS6I. Qml Special Commissioner
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FROM THn F1nsT v1RaiN7A.
CAMP FIRST W. VA. VET. Vol. IHE'Y, !
STAUHToH, Va, June Q, 1864.

sTAuHFoE, Va, June ., 1864. .
Editors Lntslligenesr:
Since my last to you our little army
has been moving briskly enough, and we
have been seeing some stirring times.
After short rest at Cedar Creek, sue.
ceeding our repulse at New Market, We
again started up the valley, under com.
mand of Maj. Gen. Hunter. We had some
skirmishing to do at different places along
the turnpike, quite spirited afair taking
place at Harrisouburg. After leaving the
latter place We passed over the old battle
field ct Cross Keys and Port Republic,
resting for the night two miles above the
last named place. On Sunday morning,
the 9th inst, we resumed the march to-
ward Waynesboro, but had moved only
three miles when the rebel cavalry pitched
into our advance and forced our cavalry
to cripple about forty of the insolent
scamps. We moved cautiously from the
point where attacked and soon came upon
large force Of the enemy posted on hill,
on both sides of the small town Of Pied
mont. We Immediately advanced to the
attack, with cavalry, artillery and infantry,
the First W. Va. infantry taking the ad !.
vance, of the left wing Of our attacking
party. We soon, however, found the enc.
/
ade, under Col. Moore, charged their posi-.
tions, but finding them entrenched retired.
After some hours' mAneuvering of infantry
and cavalry, during which the artillery on
both sides kept up constant ere, our two
brigades OF Infantry charged the breast,
works Of the enemy, and with very severe
fighting succeeded In carrying the intrenoh. !.
mentS, rebels and all. The First ". Va.
infantry charged the extreme left Of the
rebel line, and with the stubborn courage
known only to veteran soldiers, pressed
the hated foe from their shelter, capturing
two bundled prisoners aud the 'colors d
the %lst Va. (rebel) regiment.
This charge was, perhaps, one of the most
daring and successful of the war. By II
we whipped the forces under VI. E. Jones
Imboden, Gen. Bond, of Tennessee, aud
other independent commands, killing from
three hundred to four hundred, Woundinr
one thousand, and capturing twelve hun,
than two thousand stand of small armI
and three stand Of colors. Many rebe
officers were killed and wounded; among
the killed is Gen. W. E. Jones, commander
of the rebel forces In this battle. Th,
rebel prisoners feel pretty sore over thil
whipping, as they admit they had mer
enough TO thrash ms easily. E7i
We bivouacked on the field the nigh
after the battle, aud early Monday morn
ing started on the march for 6taunton
[the Richmond ofthe Valley which plac,
We reached about 3 O'Clock P. n. SAM
day, the First W. Va. infantry being tn,
6rst infantry regiment of Yankees tha
ever entered the town. We were vel
coined by many with demonstrations o
joy, while others looked what they daret
not speak.
On Tuesday our regiment was detailed
to sack the town and burn all public prop
erty. We found immense quantitfes o
quartermastee and commissary stores Whicl
We appropriated to our use. We burnet
u the railroad buildings, the warehouses con
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17
Trom tho Now YORK Herald Of tbe 1stb.
General 8igoI's Operation In West
GFn VLrRlnhR.

In q letter from our correspondent in
Western Virginia, in relation to the recent
disaster near New Market, our readers will
ind what aPpSars 70 be General Sigel's
side of the story. We, Of course, have no
Prejudtces against General Sigel, aud We
give, ss the truth of history demands, the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17
JSatd
FOR SALE

A the Lumbor Yard oorner Of 9Th and C.Dtr.
~ GtTeots, one square south Of the Court Ho1GS
Wheeling. ". Va, on hands 900 shingles ana
al kinds Of Lumber work, Flooring. WeathSrboST.d
lag, &c, which Wilb sold at moderate prices.
my2f-1m ISAAC Gotta
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO,

WE hsgo r., ES1SiT:4 So e. lo' Of LyDshbuE To.
f'eH f7 l.-= q. o. OFT 90.
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NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESiSHGtsi DtpoJitOry aHd Financial Agent
Of tks URilsd States.

TNHI5 B1NK u the SueeOssor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the State Bank OF Ohio and Is pre-
pared TO do general Banking COuSetion and Ex-
change business.
II e authorized to receive Suhoeriptio1s to the
United StatOl loan authorized By the net Of March
"a, 1884.
ThOss bOnds bear date March lst, 1854, are re-
doonAhls g the plGAG1re % the 9oyGrnmant AftSE
ten years. I'D plySblO tortY yUlEl non date, IN
coin, with interest at ave per eOat. per aunum, in
euin-
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer, in Sums Of $50 some
multiple Of any dollArS-
Interest on the $50 and SlcO Bonds IS payable
annually all other denominations SsmkannuAl lly
1hO8s bonds will draw interest from March lSt,
and The AecT0od interest from that day the date
OF subscription, must be PAID in coin or National
euErOncy. II paid in the latter (which includes
untSd stAtes notes md Of the National BankSl
any per cent. premium must be ADDED to the
amount Of 6finteFeIG until otherWiSO directed.
ApFI JOHN C. TALLAAH, QAsh.
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Induced by the extensive sale and uniTorsal
popularity Of
Hollands German Bitters!
(PuRELY vBsErABLE)


HoSts OF ignorant o1Aeks and unSerupulous adven-
turerS, have opened upon suffering humanity the
n0od.gAtal ONoStrums in the shape Of poor whisky,
TilslJ compounded With iuiuFiOuB 1ruRn and chris.
tened TONES, stOmAehics and BitterS.
Beware Of the innumeIAble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethOrie bottles, and highbelled
kegs, under the modest AppelAtiOn Of btterB which
instead Of curing, only AggrAyAte disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOLLANDS GERMAN BITTERs
Are not = new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of nteen yeArH trial BY the American pub.
lie, and their reputation and sale NOT FiVAed by
any similar preparation.
The prOprietOTS have Thousands OF Letters from
the most eminent Olergymen, LAVyorB, PhysiclAnA,
and Citizens, tesufyng ottheir own personal AnoVl-
edge 70 the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
these BitterS.
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quantity, 81 per Bottle; half d0E0n, S. Small IiEs
1Se per bottle; half dozen, -.
WBoE GalS by Druggists and DoAlsrs GYoEyWhorO
in the United States aud By all the Druggists and
DOAloES in WhOSliaa. oots-1y
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See that the EIgnatur0o Of 20. N. JACKSON" IL
tho WRAPP1R Of each bottl0.
BEWARE OF RooUNTEREEITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-05
MEXICAN AFFAIRS, The ac,lon OF TIE

makes matters N connection Win Ne3}Gt',
Of Increasing interest especially as France IL
the European poser referred TO-
Mr.. Davis, Of NJ /, from The Committee 1'n
Foreign Affairs: reported the following reso''a-
ton:
Resolved BY the Senate AID House Of Ren-
reseptatives Of the Unrea States OF America
IN Cnugrass assembled That the Congress ri
the United Stotes are unwilling; By slioncc, to
leave the nations Of the world under the In
preston that they are in,Ii tf;arent spectators q
the denIora,e events now Transporting IL tie
republic Of Mexico Therefore, they think
it I'll 70 declare that it does not accord with
the people If the Unitec States to acknowledge
a mo1archica government GREETED On { ruins
ct any republican government ID America,
un1Ier the auspices OF d any European power.
l. Mr. Brooks, OF New York, was IN favor OF
the declaration il II was not TO De mere Drss-
tunl fnlmen,
NJ Davis: Of Maryland, saje} that would DE-
pen<i upon the fact whether the resolution es-
dressed the Opinions OF the people Or the
United States T.
Mr. Cox wanted the language more strongly
EXPRESSED and emphatic, and said action ought
long ago have been taken to prevent monarchy
in Mexico
Sir. Davis briefly replied, saying he thought
the language sufficiently strong, ami serves as
sufficient warning
|. The resolution was unanimously adopted
,,oaa ~ Ina
Ca ---.s--
The following is Mr.. Henry Winter Davis's
s++,ck nno, tho :>romnensation Eoancij,a-
s:N. -, y Ms.,,o>,9 - y hom liz
Ilonlses III -laEy'a'''' l,'"''S u "''o'''' ''"0
DR.. Bayne Of Prince George S. are s1rong
''Upion men -
s:I take # that the world vhirls So fast that
thou hacon,a o;dav and al not know which
way thew are looking HOW but they forget that
wy ''o' 80 . ,Sl ~ ,,d , l,lf
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large bodies Of Confederate cavalry appear
TO be ranging throughout the Soutbwes! with
the most perfect il1lpunity. C!laln2ers, With
twenty-five hundred men, is reported to have
been at Grand Junction On he 2lNh u!t, O1
the same day other Confederate forces were q;
Bolivar while Forrest Vas, at lass alyc2s, .;
Trenton. The 9Th Tennessee cav&iry, sIx hun.
dred strong, encouoteretld at SomeTv2Ie: len
nessee, on s edncsday last: what IS alleged t2
have been q superior force OF Contederat@
and were defeated with the loss 81 fifty Or SIX
ty in killed and woundea all OF HhIch !" '"e'
retreat they left ID the hands Q! The coo' DC
rates.
The Cont. derate officer killed It Pad"cah
was A. 2. Thompsor, not Gen. JeH. IboH'P
sou. H. was struck BY a shell IL the i.is'>'
and literally tons to pieces, III" BODY VS. =,
ken off under Gag Of truce.
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dht aelexuu}ria GAzet1 {
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5.

THE WEATHER continues rainy All dlsa-
greeable. Another \. T. rain storm has pre-
vailed since yesterday III noon. Al! the streams
in The adjoining country aie very high, aud
the roads 1eep~n rlu:i "rhe high iif}ss IN the
Potomac, sve spoke pt yesterday, prevailed to
day. The river is up 10 the top OF the
wharves. and the WI er runs considerably M
King street. There is difficulty ct landing
from he steamboats, when the TIDE Is at It's
height. Of course, we presune, the condi-
ron Of the roads and streams puts stop at
present. to any impol;ant ARMY movements Or
either side
The T. 5 Senate, on Thursday last, decided
not e, restrict the right Of suffrage, and OF
holding Office, in the new Territory Of Montana
10 white male eitizens, as has teen the custom
in organizing new Territories. Iha vote on
the amendment thus making the negro ana
white cliarn equal before the law was
~ to w.
The Mayor Of " a5blngton on y ataeSf1oy
made arrangements to advance the sum OF
of the appropriation made by the CITY Coun-
ellis Of one hundred thousand dollars, towards
filing up the quota Of the District uuder the
calls Of President Lincoln.
The ice crop at the North, now gathered
and secured is a very large one. MI the lakes
and ponds from which ice is taken for the New
York market. have yielded most beautifully;
aud, if the law of supply and demand is ap-
pled to ice, as to most other mundane things,
the retail price must be tar lower this summer
than last,
The Richmond Sentinel says thar Col Dahl.
gren s orders, found on his person. are exact
II as has been represented; that they have
been exhibited 10 the French consul IL Rich
rnond Tor inspection and are to be photograph
ed and copies sent to ali the Conrfs OF En-
rope"
The New Y ofiS Times say: There is good
reason for asserting that Major milford and
Col. GOULD have come 10 CONCLUSION on car,
tel 70! future exchanges, on the principle OF
man for man and rank for rank, which Will IL
sure complete exchange Of all our men ex-
cept the coored prisoners,
Lieut.. Gen Grant returned to Washington
Yesterday from Fortress Monroe, aud 1t is "a
norte4 would st once proceed TO the Army OF
the Potomac.
According 10 the Il. I. Tribune the sleep,
ing cars On the yon5e between New York anu
yNass,inyfno ura IN sreil condition shat DO
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V wa,>Id most respectiujjy inform tn; ~
Gems "f AIexandria aud vicinity :' s1ts! o$jc%
The pressure Of business At th1;F s DS". ;
G., they are conpel'ed &c Close i ri IS shs
are Unable to devote any Of III 5H9 cau ! ~
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