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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02

WAsHmeFoN, jan. 3I.-Tbe Hera,d,.
special says: The Secretary of the Tr rs.s, :
sury has decided not to issue anv isrSe
bonds bearing more than eve per cent IN
terest. The law of 1861. anthorizine the
Issue OF eix per cent. two year notes en-
powered the Secretary 10 reissue IN lien
thereof, greenbacks for all notes purcbaSeS3
aud redeemed before the mstutityIunder.
stood. E1About'sixty millions we're reedesffnsS
ed 9r received for customs before maturity
and on account of the great scarcity OF
hye or ten dollar notes for the payment of
the army. eks4sJ
= Orders have been issued to the national
bank company TO print this, amount Of
notes OF these denominations for the use of
paymasters. N'' VI
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VI lCoEGREssToNAF,.


80 s'a''' WAsHraGToN, Feb. 1, 1854.
O. Vice. President Hamlin presented the
/ resignation Of Senator Bayard, of Del.
Mr. Davis, OF KY, rose to personal en-.
Il plantation as to the course imputed to him
/ by the Senator from Maine (siorrin).
Mr.. Salisbury presented the credentials
of Geo. Read Biddle, elected to fill the va.
caucy caused by the resignation of Senator
Bayerd of Del s'i
~ The resolution of Mr.. Doolittle request.
Ing the appearance of some persons con-
Deeted with the Departments to represent
them before the Committee of Investiga,
ton, was taken mp. 70 ais sississ ~: =,
MIR. Grimes supported the resolution at
length as an act of justice torthe depart.
ments, and introduced long letter from
Donald Mckay in defense of Ishemood aud
the Navy Department.
s,issis.... 5s5. HOUSE.
Various resolutions proposing increased
pay to pensioners and TO give further pro
lection to emigrants going to the terrific.
ries, &C., were adopted.
Mr.. Blair, OF Mo-, offered a resolution
for the appointment of select committee
to enquire into the practical operation aud
results of the Treasury Department trade
regulations, and as TO the commercial in
teFcourse with the ,,rebellious States.
whether frauds have not been practiced BY
as agents, and whether fayoEitism has not
been shown, &C. ..-=a i .lsa..,l. ~.
Debate arising the resolution lies over
Mr.. Eldridge offered preamble declar.
ing against the CONSUMPTION or forced mil
itary duty, as contrary TO the principles of
seli-GOvernment aud concluding With a
resolution instructing the committee on
military affairs to inquire into the exps-
dIenGy OF repeating or suspending the con.
scrlptiUn laws, and in order 10 SECURE the
men necessary 10 put down the rebellion,
give Increased pay and bounties to
volunteers. ,a.
Mr. Stevens moved to lay the PROPOSE.
ton on the table. Caraied by 81 against
Mr.. Grinnell offered resolution declar.
ing that a more vigorous policy of enlist
Ing persons of African descent in the army
would meet the appreciation of the House.
Adopted, 80 against 46.
The House resumed the consideration of
the bill to revive the BreVet rank of Lieut..
General. a.If = ~
Mr.. Garfield opposed it.
mr. Farnsworth advocated the immediate
passage Of the bill.
Mr., Schenck. in voting for it, would do
SO without in the least degree wishing to
be understood as interfering with the Sc.
lection of the President
Mr.. Stevenson opposed the bill.
Mr.. Washburu, of Illinois, spoke of the
exploits of Gen. Grant. 40
On further debate, Mr.. Garfield moved
that the bill lay on the table. Disagreed
TO-. There being only 10 votes in the afir-
native. f
Mr.. Ross offered an amendment, recon.
mending General Grant for Lfeutenan,
General, which was agreed to-Ill against
u: The bill was then passed-96 against
Al. rs '''4ai15 SIM .7s& 10 .as.- -
The House then went in o Committee of
the Whole on the bill ameadatory OF the
enrolment act fhd1 sf' ~
Several amendments were discussed.
Nothing Of Importance, however, was done.
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TRuSTRE,s sArR

ON THURSDAY. the Sd day Of March, 1884.
" recommending % 10 O'clock A. MI at The front
anee ofa deed Of trust nom Walter g. Scott dated
the lst Deeember, 1883 recorded IN the Recorders
9ee LOT SAID county 10 Book 50 page 126 to Alfred
cult Court for Ohio county, duly appointed the
under the said deed In the place aud stead
est and best bidder q public auction for cash All
The following described parts OF lots numbered
thirty three 1881 and thirty.f6ur balm jonathan
Zanss addition to the city OF Wheeling; beRinnIbv
a. the corner west Of Market street And south Of
franklin Street; thence south with Market street
nine lSg eet thencsNeSt, with a line par
1901 teet to .satley II thence viii IN
Alley ninstyinine feet to FrankIiI street; and
fsbf ;. i+.5i ff's JAMES 8. IFHRstr- TTS,tsa
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B9~ COMPLIMENT TO PREs1DESr STEVEN.
soN.-The Marietta Register contains the
following Complimentary notice 81 Mr.
Stevenson, President of The Senate: 9oaaa
Hoo. W. E. Stevenson, Of Wood Co., as
his warm friends in Marietta win be ex-
csedipgly rejoicSd to learn, was elected
President ofthe West Virginia Senate, on
the meeting OF the Legislature of that
young and rising State, last week. He had
one vote on the first ballot, four on the
third, aud soon came within one of an cleo
ton, and held about that to the 4oth bal
log whans be bad Que, majority.
Mrs. Stevenson Is "a rising man, of Jiue
abtlities, Of sound principles, and las true
ne STEEL" 1-s.li9.fa fa&..aI d
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Closing up business

VIE undersigned. WishinE 10 close nm bu.Ins,,
offers Tor sale all his ready made clothing and
piece goods one large clothing case the u and
Any OF tue above eau be purchased on or
before the SOth Of January, at which time t6e re-
mainder will be sold At public sale - 140 10
a., anose looking TO their interest, will not neglect
present opportunity, rs all will be sold at irSt
cost aud most Of tae goods were purchaI. d LeTors
tne present advance Of goods, therefore can seII
gain. JOTIN Is R,sES SS 3 JAR
No Main St, foot Of John G near d. BTIds.e
The above salois POSTPONED to sATuRnAy
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An Unreliable stnru.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l.-The American IL
assured by d gentleman just from Rich.
mond, who has goue to Washington to
communicate with the government, that
the rebel authorities are taking steps to
propose to the federal government to lay
down their arms, provided the Presidents
amnesty proclamation be extended to the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02

NEw YoRK, Feb. Lit is announced
that Hon. Geo. Read Biddle will probably
succeed Senator Bayard of Delaware. He
is peace man. t57Sf
John W. Andrews, who was arrested
last July rs 9 leader OF riots is to BE- tried
IN the U. s. District Court immediately for
resisting the draft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02

RS-THE STREErs.-We are glad to see
thatthe Street Commissioners is having
theProminent streets cleaned. The wealth
eF is very suitable for. the work, aud the
streets are badly in need of cleaning.
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BarYoung MEN. please notice the g.

bSrYOung MEN, please notice the fol-
lowing testimonial It is an extractfrom
a letter OfR Il. Cloudy. late Of this city,
but now of Knoxville, Tenn, to his father
here: .. tafs,z,.
81 have obtained some Wheeling pa.
Pers which l read with great interest.
The advertisements remind me strongly
of home. am especially gladdened on
reading that of my friend Mr.. Hitchcock.
My attendance at his school is the founda-
ton ofah my good fortune here. would
not regret q thousand dollars for the bon
eht l received in my course with that
gentleman: ian29-lw
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8-w1 understand that he arrest "a
Capt. Johl Snyder, conductor ON the Bat
timore and Ohio railroad, at Harper's Fer.
~, the other day was an error, aud Capt
Snyder has been released. u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02
LaughIin's Old Home .BitteBIrys3
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA, :.

4GAA EEGADE OE' VIRGINIA.
necessary article this warm weather. That's
what's the matter. You. want a bottle. ~ -.
Don't go about complaining Of being 30 weak and
feeling SO exhausted by the weather. You can be
relieved very easily by using %
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters, a
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. 80 ~
No use going to the Springs and spending 30 many
ofthoSe 4grcenbacks." You will eat better. and Of
course feel better and A natural CO look
better. by using ~ ga
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
9t ia TIE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. 10 ~ = 4.
These Bittera are agreeable to the taste, in mild
operation, the most delicate using thOm with ipspu
nifty Speedy in action and penetrating the seat OF
disease, they impaft new health aud Eigor to the
system. The exquisite flavor, the delicate aroma
and pleasant taste Of this preparation repders IT me-
ealatiy acceptable, even to the syered and languld
PAiientEua s5,. Prepared only by
.i}gLI.t.f LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
julia Wholesale Drnggists, Wheeling.
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This invaluable incidence Is uufAilng in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to whUk
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excess and removes all ObstruetIons, aud a speedy
cure may be relied on. ,iafaa u
Z 81 TO MARRIED LADIES .H'F
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, In short time,
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price Ono Dollar, bears the Govern.
ment Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent obunterfets
CAUTION.
Tn se Pills should not be taken by females during
the RIRsT THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as thew
are sure to bring on Miscarriage bat at any other
time theyRre safe.
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
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Pull directions in the pamphlet around each pack
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htty Pills by return mail
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YERY LArEsr zee uIpERnIAN.


LoSPoA, Jan. 19.-The London Times
city article says the summary ratification
sent to Denmark by Austria and PrnSs;S
for the withdrawal of the obpoxions co1
stitntion, on pain of au immediate ECZEMA
ton of Schleswig, produced further depres
sion in all: the markets yesterday, which
was aggravated by theincreasing intensity
OF the drain of gold from the Bank 81
France, and the probability is that it's ac-
tion on this side may induce an early ne.
turn of the rate Of discount to eight per
cent. '
The Daily News city article saws Paris.
sdvices state that the applications for the
new French government loan OF 1 2 600 600
pounds were opened yesterday aud are ex
pected to reach an astounding total. Ac.
cotding to the belief of come, an aggregate
Of l6o, 00O, 900 Pouuds sterling will be at
tslneoI being more than. thirteen times the
amount of stock offered. -. -
The Post says the Austrian and Prus.
sian Representatives will doubtless oni,
Copenhagen, and war NAV be formsiiy A. L.s
clared, but still possible aetiye bos,iii,is.
may not Immediately follow. Austria nCr
Prussia can possibly wish for RIserioiis =, NJ
with Denmark, and we suspect their pre.
sent policy, however dangerous lis pursrsI
from sole desire in consequence Of their.
defeat in the Diet to become SO far al I. re-
gaEas other powers masters of the present.
The allied powers of Austria and Prus-s
sia on one side, aud Denmark on the other
you'd be the belllgetsnt parties, and the
Herman Confederation, that is TO saw, the
minor German powers, would no longer
have right q. interfere 10 the pending
dispute. Austria and Prussia would. be
the sole air6tters Of the conditions on which
lney you'd be willing te Conclude peace.
Denmark Telegram to- the M6Fnins,
Herald says: -e
FLsasS1Rs. Monday nigbt-The Epyovs
of Austria and Prussia have presen,sd e
plimatnm calling on Denmark 10 VIM.
draw the November constitution. Ds5l
mark rejected the demand. The Enyoys
LETT Copenhagen at2j o'clock this D. m. in
P't i'Ns steamer isse sa l5li....sJ Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02

b6rTo THE LADIES OF WaEELrSa.-The
COMMITTEES on the Reception OF the i t
West Virginia Cavalry request contribu.
tons from the patriotic ladies Of such ar
tiCles as their generosity may suggest.
,Apd,itis hoped that their. usual attention
g our soldiers will be fully exhibited on
this occasion. Canned fruits, jsllies, cakes,
cooked turkeys, chickens, &c, are partie.
ulprly requested, and should be sent to
Washington Hall during Wednesday morn.
ing. 1t is also suggested that the citizens
display their flags on the occasion. b 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEt!
BATGHELoR's 's'"''"
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A INC 4seSt In the World. ~
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
q. -,-. ~ DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-cLsnges Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural Brown, without InJuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving tho Hair SON aud Beautl.
full; impsrts freah vitality, squeuty restoring its
pristine color, and reetass the III effects of Bad
Dyes. Tho Genuine Is signed Wilt AM a. BATCH.
RLoR, all others limitations, ind should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, So. PAoroRY-sl
BARoLAY-sT, N. z.
Botehelor's New Toilet Gre am for
Dressing tle Hair.
AuBlS ~ Cd 3. f!EEEys
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W4sHlSeFog1 Feb. 1.-TEe Senate ri.
nance Committee has struck out the sHonse
az on whiskey in bond.
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLI,ILA. !. R n

This is the most delightful and extraotdiuarv AZ.
tiele ever discovered. It changes the ann brrnt
ce and hands pearIy satin texture Of FavEshing
beauty, lppaFttHG thepSrllls purity of youth, and
the diStin9us appearance so Inviting in thu oI,,
belle offashiSa. fSmOyps tan, freCkles, pimplSs
and roughnssS frOp the skin, leaving the eunpl.Sbn
fresh transparent aud smooth. 1t coptaids mo ma.
tsrial ipIuriOus to theskIn
and Opera Singers. It l. what every LADY should
nave sold eYeryWhere.,
80 DEFMlAs S. BARNES a 90. -"
+. si.. .s.5-,.a.i -, General gents,
Bep1 6m 2n2 RRnAnHRAY N v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02

b-THH RIVER continues to fall SLOWLY |
with still fine stage of Water for boats
of all classes. The weather yestsrdav
was mild and buautiful, but in the early
part of the day strong wind Prevailed
The Lancaster No. 4, left last evening for
Cincinnati with good trip, The Louis,
vile arrived yesterday morning from below
With good load of freight. The Parkers-
burg packet Express'will leave this morn.
ing for Petersburg. @ ~
The Louisville Democrat is still dissua.
sing the subject of an Improvement of ne
navigation of the Ohio. The propositio5
to erect permanent dams and locks. II!
yOlVing the collection of tolls, it contendS
is preferable to the ewing DAM plan. II
says. "For great portion of the year mo- a
freights are to be had to or from p;,,s.l
6uFgh by river at all. aud at other times
the rates are as high as all rail, For &
few days in the year. rates may be as low
as twenty-five cents per one hundred
pounds, when the river happens to be atAs z
good boating stage. In case this stage
j Voulu DC made permanent by artificial
means, let as see how it would work. d
boat could carry say Eve hundred tuus, a
say twenty cents per one hundred pounds,
making from here to Pittsburgh, after pa4.
Ing toll Of say Uns mill per, tn pei niiiiits,
Sl'7OO, the toll. being. $500 on freIebiI
alone to say. nothing for passsngs li,..
without this proposed Improvement OF 10.
river, she would often have to 90 with ssyi
one hundred tbns at fifty cents per one,
hundred pounds, making 81 900 In. place.
OF 81 200, after paying toll Low frsiRhts,
would thus bs secured at all times, I'D
thousands of tuus would thus be sent 70
the East. that now WI not bear shtpms,.t
And the whole massesr of the West void
reap tHsbeptHt, III place of bearing 30
load they now must bear on account q
these high freigbtst'tsi Udq va ,f s.sf 6
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-DaT-IkfRRRsT,Na MIss,ox,pv 5V,,,,L,,,

83-ISfRRRsFiNa Missionary 5MrrTvsa
90 Sabbath last very ihtsrestfur,i 6 isi
s'ona'Fy meeting was held at the Fourth
street n. 3. Church. Rev. sThOburn, fOr..
merry of this vicinity, hut who has resided
as missionary in India for some esrs,I
was present, and had with him a spriRatly
Htndoo lad about fifteen years on aRS.
Whom he has adopted as his son,..Aad ,,bs
Is being educated by he Reverend es,s he
tlsmah: IN the im6rniug the cSnstsf ZION
contributed Eve hundred sdOIlSss 81 ths
oaase. aud in The evening the Sabsath
school contributed seven hundred. ona
gentleman made our wotthy Go1rpor
foreman life member by cOnlribltiou
of one hundred aud fifty dOllars. as l -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02
iFrom Cen ellan,a Cnmnabd

|. ~ .s 49, ooninano'
'pateh, Idatsd Cumberland Yesterday Save avs
there, Wassc anaengageme on SatnEdsy
Mtemoon lasting fonrI hours, 10 Hardy en-,
w NJ "a, between part of Kelley's troops and
I. early carry command: f.a.-.'5 -
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1SrRTtln66ni.. go inentIIenio,,s-l

pSrRuNORs Wsrs In circulation y,s,s,.
day of thsesPtpfs aR Col. Thob1rS apd
ais .eoppapdisat Petersbursh,s hlks a
Which are True, A dispatch. wasFs sItSa
Yesterday rom Jacob Hotn6Fook, iStfiSS9I
that the oolOneland his command q =
IBCATALkT suFFEa The 6aullai.isse
Of Arrangements are requested 10 m,et Il
Uon Bishops store this, moini1gi II 10
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Valuable Farm for Sale

..si! ..l- o.. -. ,tU5
HI undersigned ohou for sale hisFarm on the
iour miles nom the former and two iTou ms iSffs
place, containing $50 aersS ofdssiTabIeapd: STge
PeETqn GEeek bottom Coal and timber Of the best
quality. BuIldingS are all new ana first cIaSo
Briek dwelling 10 BY 81 feet; three tenant hoF1es
!9rBe frame barn alf4eellRredf With stGblIne foP
three and four hundred huit ffees NJ proneFtV n
very desirable, and viii be sold kt 4 bargain.
BuffalO Valley, Jan q, 1854. =. n such ,ss;l1%
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Dried Peaches T! Dried IPeaChes

lO60 BUSHELS CHOICE HALVES, In barrels
~OC anu DASaJ JUST received dnd for sale by =
aeeS PRYOR FROST
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10 coSTRARY to the expectations of our
citizens, the soldiers of the First West
Virginia Cavalry have been very orderly
aud Wen behaved since their arrival 10 the
city. The dealers in military goods have
been. FeSPihs aJrich harvest, as the boys
AaXeiai decided inelinAtiou to spend their
tponsyIfo every thing in their line that is
usetnI or ornamenrGi. : -''---S
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.THE aREAT ENGLISH REaIEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from pyescrIptiOn ofSirJ. Clarke,
n. D., Physician Extraordinary to Me
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!, .barAT a meeting Of the Guards Fire
Company on Saturday night, the following
oficers were chosen for the ensuinr wear !:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-15

To any such shall be most happy to give
my most cordial and active support. MY
own decided preference is to aid in this
way, and not be myself candidate But
if Lincoln be renominated, as / believe it
would be fatal to the country to endorse
a policy and renew a power which has
cost us the lives of thousands of men,
and needlcssly plunged the country in
bankruptcy there will be no alternative but
to organize against them every element of
conservatism and opposition, with view
to prevent the misfortune Of his re-elec-
ton. In this contingency l accept the
nomination at Cleavland, and as a pre-
liminary step | have resigned my COM
mission in the army. This was the sac
rifice it gave me TO take, but l had for q
long time frui;lessly endeavOred to obtain
service | make this sacrifice now only
to regain liberty of speech and leave
nothing in the way Of my discharging to
the best Of my ability the task you have
set before me. With earnest and sincere
thanks for your expressions of confidence
| and regard, and for the manner in which
you acquaint me with the action of the
/ Convention, i am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed) j. c. FREMONT
John Cochranc has also written a let
ter accepting the nomination for Vice
/ President.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-15
The Latest News.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June IO-Owing to the
break IN the telegraph lines, no dispatches
were received yesterday from the Army
OF the Potomac. Dispatches have ar
rived this morning with dates to 9 O'Clock
last night
There was no firing on Wednesday, ex-
cept By the pickets An arrangement had
been effected by which the killed and
wounded between the lines were gathered
in.
here was no movement yesterday.
y descrter who came into our lines.
reports that General Hunters victory,
near Staunton, was much more complete
than the Richmond papers reported He
says that Hunter took twenty cannon.
many prisoners and a large quantity of
stores The defeated force was recently
part of Breckinridge's command. Gen.
Hunters report has not yet been received.
EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-15

CoRREsroNDENCE.-The following IS
fhe latest correspondence we have from
our friend from the railroad, and about
a. truthful as the common newspaper re-
ports we get daily from the Abolition
sheets that are circulated through our
town and swallowed up with so much
avidity.
The latest news from Richmond. q
nave it from good authority,) though |
take the daily New York World, | had
seen nothing of it. But Mr. Philip Gillian,
of Munster township, arrived in our town
to-day and brought the cheering news that
1900 of Grants army were in Richmond.
| threw up my hat and took a large drink
of whisky ON the strength of such good
news. | tken asked where hc got that
news, oh. ne heard it week ago, at Pat
MHughs, in Munster, that Gen. Dick
White, Harry White and Captain David
Fox, with 1900 more, We're all in safe
quarters in Richmond, put on my hat,
took another drink and left to take sleep
OH the lounge. Yours, &c,