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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-03

btNhAr, rep. ", 1864.
rhirtings duu uuio twist, dos, dull and declining
Cotton dull and declipng Rawgnned DbawA bs5 rupees.
Copper sha..hng and iie dun hawa opium II So Ex-
change on Ioud0n, -. Nd. Government securities,
four per cents, aa DO ave per cents l03 do. Ave per
osnss Ill freighis "a Liverpool FOR cotton a7s Cd.
tGs,
CaIcurrA, Fob. "a, issf
shrtiugs quiet mule twist dos dull. Copper sheath.
ing advance AIMS; DO tile advancing Tho indigo sea-
con bas nearly closad. Iinseed tending upwards Rice
guct, Jhis Grm and active. Exchange 90 London,
2R lka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-03

News from reliable source q. Rome states that the
illness OF the Pope has become alarming.
The Official Gdscse Of Turin the appointment
Of twenty three new Senators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-03

In tho fifteenth and sixteenth teptuyIes and
exporissee tapgh, again fifteen years ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-03
AeeIdens 90 ths ship ausrdIsn Ashore.

SANDY Hocx, April I'LL 80 A. NJ
The ship ashore on The Outer kdas s .bs euardiao
She striking heavily, and has two and bali feet o.
water 10 her bold. The Guardian was bound fron Nev
York 10 San francisco.
eAyuY HooK, April 2-i20s r, NJ
The ship Guardian has sos %, and % now a. sncooF
near Southwest spit.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
A FUNNY OCCURRENCE.

Tke'froy Times. Of Thursday tclls tht,
following fanny story .sbont the hss Of a
looking-glass: ~ ,. -.. '..
Day before yesterday thrifty eiiz.u ui
West Troy. desirous to please his better
half and properly adorn his pala.ial resi-
DANCE, purchased a twenty dv. dollar mir
sos.y which. ,wGs, cheap and JUS, suited
her," The purchaser concluded to carry
the mirror himself. and not to)rast ils
transmission thence to the periis Of a por-
ter. With tired muscle aud pouring sweat
he arriyel ON the st Charles H3.ei cor.
neI 4, Yhe ferry boat was gu ''fcther Ode
q, Jordan" and the owner of the precious
mirror was ,hirsty; therefore ths mirr or
was stood up against the hotel sto"p. ca,
the sidewalk. aud small boy bidden 10
xatchir. while its owner stepped into the
g. Charles Lar to get ::'sathiu' to esol his
self wirh..," :, 49, ..fat
a, thiss unIucty mSnens 4 iarse b'lsy
goat. which enj.ys the freedon &c the, ei:
~. and is familiar to all the residents. ih
that vicinity for bis famous s.buckiug''
power, came tei.ure.y slong the sidewa Ils.
The small boy iu' cha. go 'uf tie mirrpr r,.d
on the 7doiIbls-quick. iu serious .porchy~
sion OF being "pucked" The goat KIP,
Da bis career usii hs cargi.t sight 'iuf
aneiher goat reflected on the POLISHED sar-
face Of the. glsss. T,se. b. Stepped b"sk
some o.,zen feet, resred :aidft bis caudsi
appead.ge. gaye three OF fJur preliminary
snakes OF The head, and rnshslu ul bis sla- silgai,-
co-iy. adsers.ry With aIpcveriefa,- ptfsas:: -
whichsf all the creatures Of tile animal
king hn goats alone possess. 4 The glass
vas shattered in a spray OF fraglnests. and
the goat went'ibrough ghaibe back o. ihe mir
ror up Ia his head s1d snoui iers. Waetil.
er the goat rag more astonished at The Ut
Ter demolition of ais opponent, or thsSow-:.
ner Of the mirror q biss pnexpsossd; loss = H.
sns of The problem, ySt nus "a !, Il !,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
EAiTRACT,RRQMb GIN JACKS0N'S
spl as~F, ,AREWELLl ADDRESS. =

We want thase republicans who are con-
stlnsls pfating aboas Uenraf Jsckscn and
Eiis slppresAoa Of nuisi6catiods I'd ';srsd
the farewell ad.lrsss Of that trrs. ard gen
uine patriot, when be Was about to retire
iareser sroa public Tile. Let them pon-
dsff over Il and learn bow mact cfs atAas
pitri.ts' idea Vt gSsernaneps agrses with
their oWn...s ril.-s4E'iza iszl~a7n .Ysw4a.i,
.lSuE the CoRstitntion cannot he n,Ain-
! !;i:nsH nor tho Uiion preserved. 10 opposi-
ti.r to 6usiic feeliag by ths urere exsrti5a
"f the coerctve bowers con6ded in Jhe gen
crai g.'verhmrnr. 2. =, ut.' ,,,.,,,.
The -fountlaiiops must be laid N the af-
frc,ions of the people; in abe security it
gives to life. liberty, character. and pro-
per,y in every iasaiffssssf' r. OF the coupiryi sud
ia the fra,crnal attachment which, the sN;-
fzans of the several States bear 10 cue
anolher as members Of one political fami-
ly, mutually contributing to promote the
happiness Of each nther :: - a.,.a
| "a5 To-. y - = d, s. 81
Each State has the unquestionable right
10 regulate its own Internal concerns ac-
eording to it's own pleasure; and. whise it
does not Interfere With the rights of the
people If other States or the rights Of
the Huion. every State must be the sole
Judge ,cf the measures proper to secure
the a,fcty Of its citizens aud SECURE their
happiness. and all efforts or. the part o.
ihe people of other Safes to cast odium
on their institutions. and all measure,
calculated to disturb their rights Of pro
pcrty. OF. to put in jeopardy their peacs
aud internal tranquility. are in direct op
position to the spirit. in which tae Cnlpi
was formed. and mu<t endanger its safe
ty. Motives of philanthropy may he as
;, signed for the ,hua,rantdble. t-terference
and sdeh, m~u may persuade lhemsrlve
that fhey are laboring in the cause Of hu
ma.,.ty aud asserting the rights of th'
human. race; bat every one upon sobe
reflection, will see that nSthing hnt mis-
'fcsief ca1 come from their Improper IN
:. !sULrs upon the feelings and RIG HTS 9
otlters R,.st assured that the men foun,
busy in this work of dtscord are not wor
thy of your coni;lepce, and deserve you
strong, ST reproba,ioa ~"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTlCE ~ heret.y gwen Ii,ni s,.e suhacti ii
Nv. Der has ohtAined fre,n tire lOrl.inns
Court o: 81. Mary 3 c"u,,ty in Maryland, let.
ssrs at administration on the i,ersoaaI etss.,se
Of Geo. w. Gibs,sn. bate of SAID co1aig ,+d~-
ssed. All persona hasing claims against the
. I'D deceased. are hereby warned to exhib,, the
g,me @iih the propsT vouches 1hereefs. u. the
snbs''rii'er on Or before the SAB day of Jaumn.y
t>6s, otherwise they may be excluded. ~
law from a'i heneda Of the said estate, G,ven
aader my hand His ,+sh day uf July,
1854. H,- -. ss.t,-A<g sI|F
b. { B. 1-.r las. 4. ALVEY,
.is. Administered
July i4;h: lsfI-Aw,. III - !. :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
THE. SPECIAL INCOME TAX

= .f.4 ~
Considerable Misrepresentation seems t.
exist in regard to the Purport and provi-
sF,fsr of ,ThesFecial incut,ei tax passed d.
ring the Il .st session Of Congress tnr the
yaar 1868 The, Grst law PASSED for thai
year levied.a tax Of three per cent. ON
all incomes over $500 aud under Sl0.-
900, and Eve pes c.at. for all over that
amount. Tlis Tax: has in many instan-
ces been paid. Where the income va.
derived from, interests, aud dividends on
Iuau-. stock. the amount wa.s collected bs
,hs incnr poratei com papies issuing them.
W no deducted the tax, for the Govern
'nent from the Interests and dividends due.
.Where the income was derived from the
profits of business. wages, salafies, rents.
&c the in,lvsduaiT owner paid it direct
" 10 the collector. Z .hf.r >9i3.'.. ~
The special incone tax law re4lirss Eve
per cent. to be added TO the, three per
cent. already paid. and to tae whole In
come. excepting the $500 allowance.
rent a:tn1lly Eajd. State AID municipal
axes alsn allowed 10 ,bs' dsisue,.d. A.
the incorporated companies cannot Luy
deduct the additional tax from interest aud
dividends already paid to their owners.
each eiptisiduai i. required to add the
amount thus due to the Government !.
his income return, so tha. il shall enlbracs
all his Income. whether dcriYahle from
stocks, loans, rents. Pioi,s of business,
wages. salary. or from Sny -soureel what:
ever Tfe meaning Of the lss il that he
shall pay for 1863 at tho rate Of s pei
cent. on al ilcsme over 5000. An inb-
dividuai who had elt:aar income Of 81 COG
was derived from property iu ihcorporsied
coorparies. 'pail 70 the collettoF4he smoas,
due ou 500 ouly, which. was S2i, ths
other So bsirg paid ~ che compsn les.
Npw he. will haze to make out his return
for 81 600 -tnis: additional tax oniE which
will he $50. making $50 in ali, as ths
law tqaires. Or in other words, eas taxs.
have bceu ietfessed nearly three fold .Eitk
a very brighs prospect ahead, Of having :
still furthsr increase. .,. n
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
Est.gs SAfsl - =
= .sIINEAeE OF THE slSIERs,

On :ooking over the iumortsl roll OF
the Signsrs OF Me Deelaration sf Ipdep.Fr
aence. carissiiy has led me III. eyaasi1e
frow what stock ey. sprang. r I'D thas
four fif iheh, sere natives IL Efrfs iissl Fs~tr:
-Thoru,on. Raiiragc. Ss,isaa assl 4 aylor:
iwo Of Scotland. sWilsou aud, Mtiiherspaog;
one ~ Waiss. kssi.s and one n, Easiaai.
Kabss, M'5rie .TIsEe ar. al.s tar.e q
d;reci. Wslsti origin. Wiilians.T Finr,i,
(nrieiaaIly 1sloya. ana i;s MAfri<; tlisee
Or IRIS !, CsftolI. kead and MalS.na; tsa
Of sss,ch. H',operand' J.iviigtsa..;-, sIassrss
Syesdish. Morton; one of Norman, Bart
lett. .nd enc Of Austrian. Lynch Tas
others are If OLD Eaglish stock geuera!i;,
though there,is Welsh. blood ii3 tho .auees-
tfy Of yohu Adams. Jafaranp. ffsw4s.
(proably.) CIymefj Gwiane.t. '(psieisally
Gxioncdd, } and perhaps R'ber.f Morris.
as am iuforansa by = eentlcmsn bas.er
informed upoa genealogical matters ilAu
myself. Morris was boru in Lancashire.
neas Wales, and from the name. there cin.
not be much doubt Of his Welsh origin
Ciymer and his wife, the daughter Of Reese
Meredith. 1. Qrigi,,aay Maze iidi,l were
both .ot Welsh origin Ths s;gners fr?n
New England were g,peF4lly dirs'::t d..
scendauts from the Fltitt;Is. ~ B N
in HsoricN Mdja.iae. d..,9Gg
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

NoTiCE is hereby gwen that the subscr,be,
~ has obtained from, the Orphans Court t..
Sa'"t Alary's co,,n.y,' Ia Mxryiaads leiters
t<s'amentary on the personal eesiate of Wi.
faa,i Waite. bate of said seb. ., decreased.
All persons having elRi,ns sgaeiaa ~. said de
ssas.d. are hereby -afasd 70 sxhibi. the sane
xnf fhe psoper yo.:eLes thereof, to the sussesi.
Der. opysr before abe ls;h day or Jaa..l less,
aihsrwise they mag be excluded by law from, ii.
benefit of the said estate Given under my
hand this l4,h, day 0f July. ie64. bat
s'' "i" .'E@1fH ENRY' NATrSssO
: II. = "13 -ai y 2. .if9N toExeeuiar-
$ July l4sh. l664--lw.iBa -! ~ l.:
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
''BLOOM FIELD"
-, r.,O e e. ..t "
,PARTOC B:.OJMFIEl.D,s
containing IA l.- tr-,a, ~
~ 4. 6 acres;

raanh -N. a.... !. l"re er less.
Tais-larl is locair'i ~, s,,,alh's- creek. IL.
s'h c.'a:.ty. ahit the wuirf, a'ij,si,, Gf'mi.l
!" oysters. t|!. a,nls~i, :awi IL srs.m.. Iii
J., near Psint i"mkou'., AMI \. admiralty
I: 'a:trd o. Iln' cul'are nf...ve..iai.i;s. Viii.
Iicct wiii ready sale a,siiue ',rirs.s. through
III ii. entire y1ar f,.r i'nl.r. ~ laciiss c,.,.-
= ~i IT a S,nai Dwelling house ami ur.ln.r ~
+ He Va ofsic. asrr"-eritc.! ty the ,ir,.tee,;;
-. s." tn:,,!r 4 'l,liars ca>s, Il, the. ,.at
*.'t. IT,. Tt:si,''. a. lsa piii ia $50 c,sil,
',staims mts It oc an'i two. :. ar<. rirr ,,,I.
r'.aser will b. r,Guresitn give h.,a | ipr the
vi''ierr,d I.sym1a"s. With >.rr,rilv tu lie az.
lrostsi l,y the Trn.'.". h. asi,s iur.re,t fru,.
G'y af SAL. Wt,en ali the ,.us:i.asc n.,nry
''ral D. paid. the 'rrnsie: will rnec,,trs ,i,4 Il
TIA. Purchaser. free. aiea.- !. NJ .iiscliare', I,
ft !" all the PARTIES to- tais s,itssasd tho st
Claiming nsl.r thesnf *: .,rr p -. .s.
.>s a.. GEClGEI SPAgnlNG. Z.
-. - ,..-s J'fus.c,l
Jnl. sih, lsCt- IS a-s ...5 ads.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

oS GEkERsL fioos -4Ths new relsl Get
reral is fieorgias Jsha y Hood, j. a na-
tive Of Kentucky, aud grail tated at Wes;
Point in 1883. though Tithodt sspeeial
marks of honor. On his graduation he
vas assigned as Br..yer Sscosd i1ieuteti-.
Ant to fhe Fourth Trfa,itsy,I I've 1856 he
sas transferred to tue Ssc2nd Cav.irjjs,
vith detachment of which, he Lsj gal
'iaut esnfet With body bf' Eah,aGekc aud aud
anl I.irsn Indian.. near the head u tite
S.n Pedro river. T,xas. issJaly! 1857
In this af!ai- he was w-ard.d. The. sexf
year, hr.ssas ar.aseted u bss. Eirs. Lin
iepsIL III rpsissaea bis, co AM ssion 10
Airii. 1861 ,apa was. appniIted ! i,tiga-
der GeGeetlf III The Sbu:LeTG -sr4iss. Il Fsri
u long time h. sessedsin ice's sahy. esa.dl
ono bssug, pnzso,sssi M.jax d. ssstsl /, .F,A.
's'ieata y fs'Ir.aa'sAs lsiss plsai:i0a a:it0
ce r"ssas~ SFG ".,.si.aess es-oot
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
.etfD :5:.Ceeks slAIEa.

? - u. ? ;r-.f xst .-TF.gT sfA p. -
q AHIiEs g'.ed sek sor !wlreli Tie
- ssesssaete ri hr-sysp. Any o"e
? ;.''Fi o.N lt4'l sc. Vi AAoE'ns oi os.s: 10 be
liin'c, ell leas,. sl.,y, ia. a.mays,.,e'y, 10 tle
J Is.;n sr ei ae c.scas, y,
ysfes,h. 3:SI,f -gi-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

4 WAITE, HotsE A>Eci~y. t-.3ciciicl',
The coih,diau. ssyss.ha vas present at ,hs
White Hanso the c.hss day, a,hen- sLe fol
lowing wss pefpa!rse,s Ar qli farmer
trog the Wrsl N sba .k".y Pre>tlfn, Lio-
solu ip days by gene. called 10 pay bis re-
spects at the Presidential hhiia,,>i5n q clap
ping the Cii.f Magistrate upon the back
be sxclsiuled. yWel!. I'D hoss., bow arc
yssI pM Abe being ,,lsssgshly. demo-
cratic in bic ideas, aud wirhJ Ichehing a
joke, rcssuaied 80 80 I'm 40 old fto-s. an,
~ VIA, skind Of boss, prss1' "Why.
an old drctt hoss.i tosbs .sIe. Was she re-
jvindlr go Botox T,vrsrrtc,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

RkcErrioS'os Iios. ETS.,Al.cx - CO.
frHssss oh.o,e ystvia&a --Ah. -i,emesse
asf'' essptu !, naesinGief ihs. deupc.acy of
tais, city was held ,oB Saiulda, cv.uirr.
i.r Cop. & H<use s4nsre-a % &cle6.ne hov,s-
Hon. sSar.'f =. Coz: who made f.,werf.f
spsecif on ihsucssssst Aps1sss than ave
'iraasnd pesPie iwefe press,a. -pd the
greatest hagnony aad eniLu.issp rl.arar-
terizsd ibe s,eeting. which saaS on. os ,h.
tcst ever hcId u the c.ri'ssMs6is TLe
aau'e u Gen.. oles hlsss.~ss sprsasde, -
sas eeav:sns avg: Z IL 4s.4.yl
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

=" COLI sHiues, OF the army of thePto-
mac, accompanied BY . EiwE'l Xix.
Esq lately paid q yisit ~ Ricbmnnl.
The Colonel 1t his own reqaess. vas pi,cei
ewdss guard, but was .sllowed tho fcsedom
of theiefsy. The Colonel says: ,.;
That during his three days stay h.,
visited the various Confederate shth,rities.
as we'll rs the Prisuns aud hospital ssi id. " tich
our captivss. and w"updsd are caniaed.
He ,had two .prolougrd Interviews with
President l'svi>. ia, bs offi,c in the Castou.
House; and al:ho' the .iiaturc aud subj-cs
matter of the conversation bet weeu hims, Il
and the Prcsirlsnl are Hst prrper.fr nrc-
sent publication. yetltha CSl9ue! ms, with
considerable; sucecs, iu inprcssiug his
giews upon Mr.. Davis. Wh.n taking hi.
leave, Davis t5ok the Co.'s. hsnd IN b aL
his, shook it warmly and rds.ily. stated
that, leaving out of siew the prrsant s,rug-
gle, be bad the .hish:s, rtsp.vt .for bis
char4o:c. and AIMS.
Mr. .KHke says Of .his nissisn;-
Davis said to u. l.aa WITH nj BIZ f"a f.u,s ST
believe, him ,nsn ~ ,fush y: 'tPhis. war
must O. 6utih The 4s,t Of thi. g,ocra.ion
falls ID 't..is tracks sad. bis children Sci.
bis n,usise. sad fight our battles. unlcr
you acknowlcdg. our right to s.lf-gnv.ra
luent. We are no. hsh'i"s f~s slavery
We are fighting fer in!rP.,aleneeJ a.I thai
ur. .rxteruiuatiou We viii ft4tc ~ =
!.y I
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

-..Ay;ExrMas,.r CrRK, YpR D5srNrAsr--.
DR.. Pass. 6f Wssbingipn, con,a,unic 10.
to the Republican Of rha, .ity, the follow
ing sinpit rcii,sdv. h,nr known iu fauil,
practice, uiui @ili.ln -a< ,rccsStly trisd il
the camp of the NV Yurk 2:..J regi,rant.
whore there wer. from eighty 70 ol.s t'uI-
dred cnsesdaiy ani wifi r.aist sScs IL
every cas T. "1'l7''' 7-l!.l a. 80.
Rec1p In a t-acap haIflfull, sf.,inc
gar dissolve rs mush' salt tas,i, will .szkn
up, lcayulg a .huic, xccss ST. sali at the lot.
TOY, Of ,he cap,s "ua. boi''ss.'g xater ur-aa,
The Solution III II. cup IA .~o-ihirds: Ct
three. fourths full A ,scun, will rise to
ii'e'snrfaes. shis'r .ua~sA senqved and
,ts solution ailyve. r. Sasl.
=, Uose.--One tablespoonful three tiine,' q
day tin relieved %- y! ..aa
Tue raiiuuale cf -;i.o operation of ibis
simple uediciac viii. readily ocsu. to lbe
pa,hologist, and in many hnnareI trials
have never known il tu fail in essssemery
sad ffo;tac,ed disrrheaf '",I''"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

prudigi "a -. II
~ nst,er. Frank 7" 'Ia.k-
"a. dss lkve sou the tooth
:,.Bo I6slkache." he answered,
savagel You know we'll Why sigh,
You XII III enoagh when fellow loves
yodi q af.cfion- Ito distraction say
and be brake dswu wisa.s Ii;e,ns
sioak Ssnt nv 20 4 beatty iif Of laugh
tee, e as .ai allsdr l,tsi b this.
.bat ad. u c =.
= ,4sy. do bs reasonable .ylnd my:
you viii lnarry me When ] ge, through
collsee.". ft- G
"Bat just think, Frank" was my mis-
chisvous reply. what a name Gay Grey.
would be. Perfectly horrible lcouldut I
think Of The thing moment .g.7.
Perhaps Gay Hazeltou' would suit
you better y he said. sarcassically. aud
then seeing ME spring to my feet with a
vivid blush dying my throat aud forehead. I.
he broke out in bpsish wrath: Il though;
ss much- Coufosnd him III punch his
head for him" aud leapiug from, be pi-
azzs. ran ike a deer down the avenue. -
could net laugh now ut his ludicrnus
! speech. The days of silence and estrange-
nent had gone gby, and for the mon:ent |
reyelled in the Innocent happiness Of those
days when tue powerful eyes OF Arthur
Hasclton we're bent npon ute with gu in-
duigeut smile. leaned stay lead against
the pillar Of the piazza. aud folded my
asms across my acting heart to Keep dowu
the bitter pain there I, di,lnit weep
| though, il TOO wcak-but Suffered ; Ii
was aiy first aud keen-st experience Of th.
bitterness Of an unreturuei love. -.
sSuddcnly au arm. glidea aropnd my
waist aud was clasped to 9 beating heart
| looked up aud it was Arthur llaale,ol
that stood beside me. e .o dis. l...' -.
II am going away.H:,he said. in q deep
low Voice, but not before | have told yoi
how l love y,u From the day when
sat Us your side and solved the problem
you could ppt understand you hava beer
growing dssrer.. ana sirsrer4 Hov g.aal!!
| would have aided yor through life. Cay
But you have chosen for yourself--God
bless you. ! have no right to murmu
because you love another" a' :: = ''
| He turned away. forgot all. save tha
was loving h'n, and laid any baud upo'
hi, arm. 7..-...s. .. ...r i.-.t.q
"stay.rp;I I marmurea, Il know who 20,
mean, hut / do not love him"
! lie drew me to his heart again, this tin
as if he had tho right to do NJ, Gf'j:s %
but, can you love, AN >, old man lik
me - he whispered, '.ysu, so joui'g. $
beautiful"
/ smiled both at the rsoiion OF ms beau
fty.and' his age. and pressed a'tifhfi kis:
/ upon his hand II was the most c,nvine
Ing answer I could have given, aud b,
asked no other. .- rs
f. We were married tha. winter. An,
Frauk played ,heepsi, ''f first groo",s,"a'
shhoGf eTinciug the least desire to ''pdncl
heads" or do auJ other deeperste thing
Indeed tie dark e5es Of the afsir brides
maid 80 enthrsilel him thar he is nov
! yerys coinf"r,sIiy. set.uiis Gr .hfe unde
their i,nm"diate Jurisdiction. -.Dd he an,
Gay Haz.lnn' have many . merry laugl
over his love-making iu the days gone by
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04

zsStis~ eds i. Il, Z .s-iis p.A-s.,b-..ru !x.
81; :s .,st9 os fiji ors ~ HI, s!g,r r-l'sy a,s,
tlsf ? iiisn peyer u.:cIs ,sa.u ..a,
'saasi va, h b. @sc t,#s 'sassss
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. ees y''t....f sir ss .;lssz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
Gen. Sherman and Admiral Dahl

NEW YoRK. Dec. "a letter was re-
ceived from Admiral Dahlgren by Secreta-
ry WelIes on the 18th, saying that he WAS
then ION the 18th, in the presence Of Gen.
Sherman, be having came around to War
saw Sound with General Foster to meet
Dahlgreen. The Admiral Was busy buoy
ing the Savannah river for an attack on
Savannah by water, aud was about 70 pro-
ceed to Ossabaw in the hope of commuui-
eating with Sherman, when that General,
as the Admiral says, walked over Fort
McAllister and came aboard the flagship.
The Richmond Sentinel has q despatch
dated at Kingston on the l2th, stating
that the Union force was repulsed in NeuSe
road, two miles from Kingston, aud re-
treating across the South West bridge,
which they destroyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-20
q w VA TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

was the last stand the rebels made, and
their whole army was now leeiug IN ropI
and pauic. Had not night interVeusd the
the srmy would have beeD destroyed.--
The appearance Of the battle field was ter
ribls in the extreme. Rain was falling
rapidly, the ground thickly covered with
the dead aud dying, camp equiPSge torn
and trOdden in mud, was mingled with
shattered artillery wheels and fragments
Of exploded cAissOns. The correspondent
says: l pushed forward to the southern
slope of the hill; it was almost dark, the
rain was pouring steadily down, and stand
ing there amidst the dead and dying, l
caught the last glimpse of our IiUes Of bat
tie aud the last triumphant shouts Of our
soldiers, as even through the darkness they
pushed on after the flying foe. The re-
suits of the battle were 5000 prisoners, 20
guns, and 1000 small arms.
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sidered sure of SUCCESS without the sane
ton and aid of this public spirited citizen.
The crash of 1887 came, and Il caused
him to totter. To sustain his credit for a
few days in an evil hour he committed
deed which consigned him to the State
prison. Psrdoned out, and no ineradiCa-
BILE stigma save that inseparable from mis-
fortune attaching to his name, he came TO
New York city and started the hotel busi-
ness at the corner of Broadway aud COft-
landt streets. Failing in this, be went to
"Long Islands seagirt shore" aud took the
Bath House, q summer establishment.-
Soon disgusted with his i'll luck there, he
left this region Of civilization altogether
and sought the solitudes Of West Virginia
as place of quiet and rest for the remain
der of his days. He settled in what prov.
ed to be the heart of the West Virginia oil
region-snd now this unfortunate yet
lucky, this untiriug and irrepFessible man,
concludes his strange, eventtul history by
leaving to his heirs a fortune valued at
three millions Of dollars. BE bore the well
known name of Rathbun,
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q. 8. MarBhal'g sale.
United States

United States
sundry parcels Of goods United StAtas f1F the
sriEsd by EhOA Horn Dil.Etst Of West virginia
brook, Surveyor of - Wheoltng- Rall Esrmy
Customs, for violation 1b6A-
Of Revenue Laws. O-dSrof sac
IN purSu Inco Of an order of sale taJned from the
i Clerks once Of the Dstret Curt Of The Unltei
States tor the District Of Wet vEgina 10 ths above
entitled cause viii, on MONDAY, tn 6 l6TI DAY
OF JANUARY, 1885, at the Aue-iOu Roo hs Of 3Oorgs
=. Wickham, corner Of Union aud MarEot 6treotG,
Wheeling. W. Va, proceed 20 sell 81 public auctiOn.
the highest and best bi1dsg the articles FsfsTol
to In said order, consisting Of Hhskys CIgoas Brsa-
dY, Ginger Brandy, BlsskbSFTy Brauty, Port Wiaa.
OItaUbl Wine, Holland 0tls OId0Ts eShllRVsf DTs-
BttorI In blrrels a1d b0ttlsl
Gun Caps, 4o1in, 5altpSter, Gar Lad, Pc gds sh0t,
Ballet M0uIds, one Revolver, one Bins Cigars. Mas-
taFd COuntSr Sealel, Nuts Flour, BaeEiEg T0baoso.
Salt, Empty Sacks, webbing. Gun EIints, Horse
Shoes OAstinga shoes, Socks, Apples. One Oil Rope
M0lalsss, Matches, Rieo, Ink, &s-, s.
Terms OF Sale, ,OaSh-aOTsrnmslt fun1l-
Sale 30 eOuIuIg1oe 10 Oeio5k A. -. alA ea1tinas
from Day 70 dsT until Al is s1id.
EDWAROM n. MORTON,
dee12-tI q. 8. Mar hAL