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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
WHEELING WEST VA DEC A. 1854

To all whom it may concern; We, the under
signed, members of the West Virginia Legsia-
ture, take pleasure in saying that we have known
DR.. Richard II. Lee many years previous to the
breaking ont Of the rebellion, as . successful and
in aallis county, Ohio. = :. y. 81 Y -
G. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist,
------------W :~s.-D6NBAR-M.H-D
'.sil5 JE0.M PHELPS, Pres Senate
~ Office one door eouth of Kramer's Hotsl Main
street. may2s-fm
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
YOUTHS g. cHlLDRENs WEAR

WE M st complete assortment city Vein the
= ma le this feature in our business.
cs' and see, at STEIN BIOS.
D. =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

rENTLMEN'S CAPS--An extensive stock,
VI opened, Of every Of pattern HARPER BR6.
msr22
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

An army correspondent gives the following IN.
terceiing account Of the initiative Of General sher-
mans grand Napoconic feat Of thanking the robcls
out of Atlantis;
General she-rnsn well knew that he could car.
turc Atlanta st nnv time hv |, direct ASA II bat
thHt would inv I've immense loss of his own
tncn- and vouid en- be U'oi to escape with cr.a-
parntvcly LII iuiufy, " utu once tcs.eE. Whai,
lcl. was 20 tc done
III cut ny communications -nd throw this
army, with titocn days rstons across the Ma"cu
railroad" sad Ia. one morning. ~ the chief mem-
hers Of his staff
They were startled
what cat their communication How will
YOU srhssi your army asked ono. We win take
IL dNvs' -ations and wc'l' whip uool AM rcsto re
our communications hci re they arc gone. lie will
ho comp 'cl 70 come down aud night Ms.
'RIi II he iees not II be 70 better provided than
We sapposc :"
1--WE will hold the tet. du pont on the ChNt>hoo-
t1' inain army then cut itself loose, and sit
down across the msin road. ard then Iloci must do
one " t rce thinss Evacsc tie place, and retreat.
come out and hshi us- as Is probable or stand n
Ac c with All his communications severed. The
army must g. south Of Atlanta. II he fights ne, We
can easily whip him. II he stands "a siege, We will
dcftruy every foot Of the railroad 10 M.con, and
then We can move a. circumstances may dictate"
Tie movement thus brilliantly conceived sls
executed. with tho expected results, tina, have
already been laid before -csders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10


Ar rrosto rcrcutly, yomv man wus arsNcd
on 4 singular charge. appears siA vhAs sso>
prisvscs. vhoee name 70 Gconpe FkArniltn, w0 rro-
ccssirg albna the srs1 m company vkh enne
o. and tiescd hs hand to 8 lady who was psssin~
along on the o3gosec SIDE of ue street. for Mis-
he was taken into custody md conveyed " he
Young strost police station.
Ao,,r- of .,,Nsori,v sbai Ia ukr,v b, lead
a, s.sS,,,s rcs,,,,s h,s sy,srn In Kcn,,rkv he-
-, ,.,.r,o, pr~,,irsSr ,,si General Ewing the
,.,,., hay,r ,..si an o,,,sr rrn,rrns ti,s Judge,
OF quarterly courts - cunvcnc thc County court or
specisi jury, ~ rvy cnrsvt money 10 arm and
maintain fNv raised IN esch ccunty. .so~f-
nor Bramlettr. by . proclamation. denies she su-
v o,ty Of General Ewing " make the o'dsr, ,fcrtnds
Obedience W II, and rcguccas Jumicss and o'irrrs
who favor u " resign.
w,,- ,r,.vc,,.. r..chs., .sA x,,,c. Tenn . that
A,sn,s -. ,ss.n' 81 IIomi. Commanding the
s.,n"~,. -. 49, . s,.nJ.ry n, ~sntrsi No Are
snIy, -. A., o,s.I - dars
no1 ~. po,...s, ,n,ghs besy the rrusI2nsSSi, uos
anovs,,, ~. go. ,,..r,-s ,hc r,tv V{tark ci
A s,,.' 'as 50. ,,m ,iv 80. 40 sbs General and
4, ,,,n1 -, .,.s,aI I, !. ~ .iirmIsh On re-
cciving the intelligence, he rode up " thc Captain
of . battery and tod him " double ahol his guns !;
10 give the rebels one for themselves, and one Tor
Atianta The General thcn sent beck Icruninsion
furtthe fring of the salute.
~. ,.,,. ..... A.. h.x. nr.r.,,sa ~ oco-
s,aty ~ r,,n,s y. ,r ,hc iTn,,c, ssssrs. IN Eng
' ~. ~ piN " ~, " ~, -. A.. ia ,h,cs
AN, o1' ~. ~ -, 49,. -hich nrom,scd ~
~, w. ~, 'o - ~ s.m an . :. .ts.s ~ ...,..e I'm,
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- "ss .' ui''*.' s . ~, .h,,'L nn ,,.ces "A
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~ ~ ~ 49, " ~ - "a - ~. ..,.,,,-.;ny cirrum-
- 80 -. n ~ ~. i,.J ~ - T,,. d.S.,encv of
So. la,y ..,... ~ -, A. nm unusually
s% a.. - su1 ~ ~ - "n.,n.r, . xor,r con
d,.,n, ., .T.,r. ,r.v.i. Tn Holland. N, cattle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

H1rcr1, Aug. 20.-Ncws from Mexico is to the
s~e, ihst General Cortnas leaving 1850 men at
ha,smoros- under his brother, by forced marches
reached Victoria City, which had been captured by
tbe French under Colonel pupn. Cortlnas recap
tured the city and rut the French To eight with
heavy loss. General CurtinAs, in addIcss to HIS
solders, stated that in a few days he woull lead
them against Tsmp.co ; also, that he would soon
bc Joined hy forces from Hss,ccn. Il is also s's u
Chat Captain Mendoza, leaning that party q
lmperissts had gone to Tulancingo H. p.un1cr.
secretfd his forces, which were smaller than those
Of the enemy, along The road, and taking the In
peralists unaNares, put them to night who lef,
behind them il5 rifles. 70 horses. 90 ki'lcd aud .,
prisoners Captain Mrndosa and three others were
killed, sni s,N Of his men wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10
skiIIfuI Surgeons In sheru,an's Army.

Tho surgery OF this army is reaching an extra
ordinary high scale, as weapons roach perfection
Men wounded In tho head or neck are fed for weeks
through silver or rubber tubes Tho following is
an instance of tho wonderful cures made by our
surgeons. A man with throat cut from ear IN ear
Was thought TO he mortAlly wounded by council
Of surgeons but the one under whose imnioiiaie
caro- the man was, thought, ss he WAS 10 die, ho
was justified In making an experiment for the
good of others nt tho same tl-nc having
great hopes OF saving the man. Die hrst COM
mcnccd his task by cutting thrngh whcro
the two upper rihs meet thu stcrnum.
aud through this orhcs for forty DAYS this
this man hsd been fed ivc gallons q milk Per
week, and sometimes his appetite required hve Per
DIV. lie Ia fat and hearty. and the surgeon thinks
10 two weeks he shall have him able. and the In
side Of his th roat nearly healed Us To allow him
10 swallow by the natural pasage- lie a. frst in
troduoed stomach purIN and thus led ms pa
tient, and after . few hours would clear his
stomach by the same means, thus producing arti-
tcisl digestion, until II was no lorl.er noces nty
silver tube ia Used 10 feed htm, and sc CHI 10
tie piogress made by the medical departments In
these parts that Laf Of mans face denollsih, by
q BAN or piece Of shell In replaced by cork lace,
and IL will te nothing strange " sec men In aner
years walking our streets with cork heads; and
here the retes hsve the advantage OF uS Tor ulost
Of them were horn with wooden hesds--Cov.
SpyinQnsd RSpublicda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10
News Items.
tBy T.bgyapA to tn. Ssv York sun.I

THERE was a severe snow squsll at Mount Wash
ington, y. H., yesterday morning.
II is reported At Washington tnas General Nc
Cellan has forwarded his resignation from the ar
my 10 the War Department.
sArK containing $1,000 was stolen from
stage coach between Portland and Gsallipois Ohio,
on Mouday,
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the l0-iD Loan, yesterday,
amounted to $4,000; and the 7.So Loan. to
S53s, 800.
Cot. uAxiLToS, late Of the Confederate army,
was arrested at Island Pond, Me-, yesterday, by
ieleyrsphic order. Hamilton on his way rom
s1c.vllle to Canada.
Tue Navy DEPARTMENT, Yesterday, issued ore crs
that ai'er 'he loih inst, no person shall be enlisted
in the naval service for q ltss period than two
years.
FIVE hundred workmen from the Iron Works st
Trenton, N. j., aud . number of citizens, headed
by fine band, gave an impromp,u serenadc, last
night, to General Anderson, the hero Of Fort sum.
TOR, who is visiting in that city.
An otbcsr, who arrived II Washington yesterday
40 Atlanta yeports AAa Hoods amv u domOrL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

iIed 70 Ne condition Of o uoh. Shcrnan's commn-
nicstons are being restored y, running ordsr raj.
hily.
The California State Democratic Convention have
nominated the following gentlemen For Prck-
dental Elcctors-,Judge White, Hon. Joseph Ham
iltou. Hon Henry =. parbcr. and Hon. John T.
TNylc. For Congrcss-Ex-Govornor Downey and
Non. James Coffro,h. Resolutions were sdortcl
cliorsin, General MoClollAn's nounsson. and The
platform which he received IL.
Tar Secretary Of State Of New York has forward.
Ell tn the several regiments and batteries from this
STATE, aud to the various hospitals and Naval sts-
tors nearly ?c0,oOo copies oi the soldiers voting
law. and the blank forms and envelopes required
by IL to enable the soldiers 'rom this State in the
rniiei States service, to vote at the November cleo
ton. in compliance with the law passed si i've las,
so-~ion OF the Legislature.
Hos. RsubEs Y. FESros, The Republican candi-
date ior Governor Of tie State Of New York, was
Thursday night visited at his house, nt Jamestown,
by his fellow citizens who congratulated him upon
his nomination for Governor by the Union state
Convention. Mr.. Penton responded thanking tho
people ior the visit, and discussing In a patriotic
and hopeful tone the aspect Of military aud polin.
cal Afsirr. The attendance was large.
THE cAors made IN Pcnnsylvsnia TO raise tho
quota under the Presidents call, and the largo
boun,cs offered for volunteers have acted ~ bar
IN the efforts TO organize the i've new regiments of
National Guards a. provided at the special session
Of the Legislature Efforts, however, will lie msde
~ raise the Jegimonts when the United States re-
cruits shall have been obtained. The new camps
will proh,biv he located neAr Carlisc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10
The Guerrilla Operations In shcrman's
KcnH.

ANishvl'e dispatch, Sptointcr 9th, gives the
sollo~ing additional particulars Of the guerrilla
operations in General Shcrman's rear
Wheeler yesterday passed around the works at
Franklin and occupied part Of the town not within
range of our guns. lie destroyed the road In
several place. at different points. lie cons,riptcd
all the ahlc-bcioi men he could fnC, and
mar, h@l them of IN hia ranks. Rousseau, with
his force, though inferior 10 the enemy in Numbers,
md much won hy cont'uuci ssIyice, rapidly
followed Wheeler driving his guard out of
TIE town. Yesterday he caught up with hrs main
force. two rnile' beyond Franklin, on the Colum-
b'a road, and Immediately sttaoted him with cav
airy and two pieces of artillery. Ills infantry
which lasted two hours. wheeler made several
Efforts 10 'urce Rousseau hack by flank move
ments- tut they were protnp ly mrt and reIaised
Our Little force stood mp 10 ile work gall sntli and
inflicted such severe damage on the enemy that hc
was finally forced to retreat leaving his killed and
wounded IN Rousscau's hands, Among ursc are
the ictcl General Kelly, commanding division,
mortally wounded, and n large nurnl~- or his men.
Rousseau pushed his cavalry IN pursuit Of the enc
my, md will follow to-day with his infsr try He
will not rest until he drives Wheeler ross the
Tennessee river, and is determined IN inf let more
darn1rc On him than Clinton did on Rn, sscau in
the RAID in Alabama. Lieut. Col. Brownl1w, who
narrowly escaped capture when Stopeman wnH cnp-
turel In Georgia, WINS severely wounded In yes-
terdays battle. Official REPORTS our losses a-e
not heavy, though considerable. Nothing has been
heard from Roddy and Forrest, and II IA now be-
lievcd tha, ther forces not north Of the TeiIn
'seeo River. In consequence. the ros'tor o
wheeler becomes dangerous, and u is NOW report
od that, by the aid Of rcnforcemonis, nnd w''h The
cooperation ~ SteIdmnu, Rousseau will yrt d's
persc or capture the main BODY of the re bcs. Ne
IS prepared push after them. Wheeler N'ill prob
ally bo near IolHfnb. tonight. ul.John Wilder,
lIth Indiana, is in command thcrr. Wheeler VIII
be- forced To- go round Columbia, well as AL tho
principal towns on the road, for all well for.
iifci that thcy can laugh n siege ~ -corl. The
damage b. the Nash lie 4 Chattan 'ogn Riil-ond q
considerable, hut ~ large a force liz arc.iy ai
work repairing It, thn', hv the time vou publish
ths. trains vii hc running through to CA1its'
uuO, a, and doubtless Atlanta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10
4 Rebel Political View.
A late number q the Richmond FN.Mus,

A latc number of the Richmond FN.MSE3 IN -
The South is TO act the controlling part in the
n rtheru election. The ieuc Of November is 10 be
decided by the armies ia Nirg MA and Gcorya.
Linculu's whole hope of recollection begins ana cufs
in military success without some decided achieve
ments by Grant q destruction of the Gforginn
army by Sherman, every STATE In the North vii I
cas-, It's vote against him, except Vermont aud NJ l.
sachuFcits Tho onus Of SUCCESS is ou him. T le
success must not tN moderate, but great enough 10
promise decisive influence IN securing the obl' cts
lcr which be is conductug the war. Il be iail to
accomplish something worthy Of the great exert
he has made N the campa.gr, no vii, be beat II at
tie polls and the new party Will succeed To J. iwcr
which will shcathe the sword and hold out the ,vc
branch. The South ls fighting tor peace, and 'eace
alone Size IA resisting aggression, she AIMS y" ther
ut the col quest nor humiliation Of her advcr ary.
For the first time IN tour years Is there pros
pact OF securing this long AMI arduousy nu,it
dcsdcrstuIn. All the powerful Inducements Vhch
have neryci her a. the struggle for four yea rs,
now oDuCentratoi IN the space Of two uvntt $, Tie
adnIui -tration at Wlsi n.tou VIII put tort "a all I'd
power aud energy tor tfc, ting hy Noven Der tho
p,irp -es " iCh It has - clgcrly endea SoreI ~
: m! !pass during the ~, scdug s4.ges of The war
II IA not merely hatred towards uS which now In.
~ res It's members tu tAs powerful m' five they
now have added the desire Of rrolon s.ng their
power, AMI cycrthroSiug advers li1cs whom thcy
hate even Iaorc intensely than III r.. doi ourselves
Our policy ~ crr ltCT,ly 10 sta ri ON the defen-
sivr ard risk nothing luL at he same '..lo, I,
~ more imp rtaul than ever that NC shoni hrln.
ever resource Into rcqusition ansi enr 10y NIL The
! vigilance and activity Of which "e'are capable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10
Capture Of the ~ot DJsa nj .Irs.ie.

Lonisp,is, Sept. s.--Colonc Holman, Of tte
llth Kentucky cavalry, captured the so' disd nj
Colonel Jessie. and one hundred and hty men.
yeeterdsy Afternoon. They were encanret near
6hen', and on heing surrounded by Colonel uo.
nsn, surrendered without firing gun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10
Continued Defeat Of the French
VICTORIA CITY CAI'Tl RED
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
Great Success of the New Loan.
HIGH PREMIl VS. OFFERED
Interesting City Intelligence.
DRAFT QUESTION SETTLED.
All the Naval Claims Allowed.
STRANGE STORY Of A YOUNG GIRL.
She Attempts to Enlist.
&C., &c, &c.
&C., &C., &c.
CENTRAL GRANT.
The New Rnilroad.

Washington, sept .. Passengers from City
Point say the work the railroad to the point
eoruricd by our troops, on the Weldon Railroad, is
being rapidly pushed forward. and 1t is expected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

The Government, transport Nightingale, Captain
Msnwsring, yesterday arrived ~ this port from
Key West, and reports tbs, on the 9th inst. shout
twelve o'elock, suspicious looking crsn, burning
sol. coal, was ssn bearing towards US. Tho
stranger gained on the Nnigbangale at the rrss of
about two miles an hour, aud the latter fearing ahat
she wasa rebel pirate crowded all sail, sn'i by
favorable circumstances finally eludod her. The
supposed pirate WAS . Clyde-bih shis-~heel
steamer, with two smoke stacks, painted lead
color, and Of Abou, GOO tons burthcn. Her nearest
spprosch TO the Nightingale was about four miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

Considerable interest has been manifested by the
Navy Department In the success Of the new toes Of
tugs building st various stations along the Atlantic
coast, strong and efficient tugs havo hong been
needed by the block sding fes'N and u 'Sss found
,ha. tho old wooden tugs ,hs, ply along our rivers
were POOR substitutes for tho service. Accordingly
a fec, Of screw -,ugs with iron hus WAS oommenc-
al some months hnce, and arc now being pushed
nlong towarris completion. The feet 10 composed
of two classes the first $50 TONS and tho second ITO
tons burden. The cylinders In the hrst class will
Be "A inches by 80 inches stroke, and those in the
second elias, will be 81 inches by d inches. Tho
builders will supply tho machinery. There arc hve
Of the frs. class and four Of the second. The iol
lowing are the names &C.:
Nance. Where outtdsng. bWtders.
Pnta, Chester, ~. u. Son X Archihald.
Nina, do 90
| lgrim, Wilmington, Del. Pussy, Jones Co.
Fortune East Boston. James Fellow.
| apcciwel, do do
| ri sndish, do do
Nay Flower do do
| TranA, New York. william Perns.
Maria, do do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

ioli1oAIsi. John !. Cisc. Nev Yol, 100000 a.
l0Sl06.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

legal fraternity, the toast was given can honcss
lawyer the noblest work d God /" but an old
farmer In the back part Of the hall rsihS spoiled
the esere BY sddinS IN l9pd vses rAad seaus
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE.


TYHEREAS deianlt has been made IN the payu,ant
w OF two certain promssOry notes dated the l2tl,
day OF December, 1S6l, and payable two years
after date thereofto Henry X. Stevens order one of
saId notes, for the sum oftwo hnndred and fifty dol
Jars with interest at six per cent per payable
annually and the other of sail notes for the sum Of
Seven hundred and fifty dollars with interest at ten
per cent per annum payable annually made AID de-
lvered by john Kitchens, which said notes are Re-
cured to be paid by deed Of Trust of the same date
Herewith duly executed by said John Kitchens and
Elizabeth his wife, to rho undersigned Albert r.
Stevens trustee upon the real estate hereinafter
described which said deed Of trust Is recorded In the
teeordeTs office Of Rankakee County, State Of Illinois,
- Book 70 at pages 52f-25 20 and application hav
osen made to by the legal holder of said notes
49, Aald premises in accordance with terms Of said
49, ~ Now therefore pubic nOtee is hereby
h55 sn1t shall sell at public veudue TO the highest
4, wan eaeh at the north door Of the Court House
forsnaa n.ays State Of Illinois at ten O'Clock in the
rr,aiSsa IN monday the 29t day of August 1864 the
Durnosss ~ an deed oftrust described and for the
auarter ~ sem n expressed, to witt The north west
Der thi.tv,o number five (5l In Township min
twelve M y ~ VI North aRd of Range nnn,i,-r
tainioa oo h pI tue third priucipal meridian con
Iea- stsse.d ~ and seventy 50l acre. ,are ~
and ne -, ~ Aankakee County sfats - Tiiict
VTith All ~ thereunto belorst,s, ,,S
l,on,e-t -nu equity Of y, y
Eaid dcSi ~ 80 ton rights Of the ss;J e Al tne
AInIss1s aud assigns therein
Joliet, May u, 1854. & STEVENS, Trustee
n5lOyy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-31
BrovV's Coz n Planter
AdninisIralor's Sale,

DUBLIc notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of q
decretaI order OF sale made end entered Of record
by the County Court Of viii County, in the State af
Illinois, at the May term thereof A. D. 1854, at the
petition Of the undersgned for leave TO sell real estate
OF the estate Of Jacob Lmacher late Of said county
deceased interstate, fot the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said estate Of said deceased, shall al the
north door OF Icnse In said county on Thtr
day the sevsnth day of july A. ID. 1854. between the
hours Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock
In the afternoon OF that day, proceed TO se at pnbic
vendne 20 the highest bidder for cash. all Of the right
title and interest Of the said estate Of ad decess IN
and TO tho following described real estate situated In
the city ofJolrt County Of VIII and state Of Illinois
With the appurtenahces, to-wit, Lot twelve ue) In
Block eighteen Qs) IN North Joliet, for the bur.
poses IN Aaid order se: forth.
PETER LIMAcHER, Administrator
n Z. BARBER, Of ConT OF jacob Lin,aehrr' dsr,5
Sohet, play 18th, 1864. n50-6H
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-31
NEW YORK sELF-RAKER.

undoubtedly he best Combined Machine in the world
OF this machine Holden Ssson, Esq, Of the old
them last season. says "As Reaper it worked &c my
entire satisactIon AZ Mower it can't be beat in any
kind OF grass, and a seifRaker it will beat the
nevergets tired and fails. like other Rakers
when most needed"
Joseph TeDle, of Jackson, In this county, says-"I
have cut 40 acres of grain and grass with the New
Yorker bought OF you with one span Of hOrses:-
The Binders say they grain rakod of bettea
from any machine As Mower il worked first rate,
and consider il the best confined machine in USE"
NJ. q. Bissel, Esq of this city, aer using one on his
farm last season. says: 81 believe It to be the best
combined machine in existence and farmers who con
suit their interest will buy other unless some
hew9ne shall be invited entirely in advance Of any
nov In usesp = ~ @