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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-16

SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, b
. No. CO Liberty street, New York.
G. A. COOK. CHICAGO, General Agent for tho
States of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and In
diana. Office "a Market st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
A CARD.
unpEnLAxp, Feb. 8, ]
Cor. a. /. BorenGn

l
DRAR SIR. AS Senator Carskadon ha
undertaken to speak for the military il
condemnation of the Commander of thu
Department Of West Virginia, we the IN
designed officers belonging TO various part
of the Generals large command, beg leave
through you 10 express to the COMMITTEES
on Military. Affairs, our entire dissent frou
the views expressed by the senator.
We agree, not with the senator, but with
the views expressed by yourself 10 your
late message to the Legislature, in relation
to The able aud successful management o
the large Department of West Virginia By
Gen. Kelley.
We think the Legislature would do we'll
to leave the whole matter wher it proper
ly belongs; viz: with the War Department,
which is alone held responsible by the Goun-
try for the conduct of the war, and which
must be supposed to be in possession of
all the facts and data necessary to the for
nation of Intelligent opinions, not only aa
10 the general competency, but also OF
each particular act of the Generals under
its employ. Very respectfully, ..5.
D. Frost, Col. lllh W. Va. Vols. ,t.ul.,
7. NJ Harris, Col. 10th W, We. Vols.
J. II. Campbell, Col. 54th Regt. Pa. Vols.
Geo, D. Wells. Col. Bath Mass. Iuf.
b. SObu H. Oloyi SOl. tIu W. va. Vol. GaV.
Robert Bruce, Col. I'd Nd. PHI. B. Vols.
W. B. Curtis, Col. 18th Regt. W. Va.
vi.
W. C. Starr, 1t. Col. 9th Va Vol. Infty.
Isaiah B. Mcdonald, Capt. t. c. s., u.
Geo. ii. Harrison. Capt. a. Q. NJ, .. s.
Alex. c. Moore. Capt. Battery E., lss W.
Va, Vol. ARTILLERY.
S. B. Warren, Capt. 2sd o. vi
Louis A. Myers, Capt. Sd W. Va. Cav.
Geo. T. Cashle, Capt. l. o. 8.
}. B. Jester, Capt. Co. K. 18th W. Va. I.
. 9. Mercer, Capt. Co. E. 18th W. Va. Vol.
Jas. II. Mofat, Capt. Co. G. 18th W. Va.
Vol. Infty.
J. Durham. 1t. Co. E.
T. A. Fleming, Lit. Co. F, 18th W. Va.
Vol. Infty. t-,. us .s
T. Il. Pierpont.
4: a. Myers, Captain RiDggOld's O avly.
Geo. a. Flagg, Capt A. @ NJ.
Levi Quier. Ii. a. A. @ NJ.
8. BroWnelI, Capt. l. G, s. ID Div. Dept.
Milton Wells, Major 10th W. Va. Vol.
Infty.
7: NJ. Lawry. 1t. Battery E. lst W. Va.
Vol. Artillery.
J. P. Hart. Lit. RiuggOld's Cav. P.v.
John v. Keepers, Capt. Battery B, lst
Royal W. Church, Major 9th Nd. Ress.
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9rSRlcIAI EoEIcES Double the above rates.
AD-YeArly Advertising EessonGbIs terms aocor-
ng to the space occupied and the number changes
All AllAdVsrtiSemeutIfr from trandsnt perSouS or .tnuR
eE1, 70 be paid for IN adpdRaE.
Business Cards not exceeding nV0 lines SIS per year,
O. " tor dx mouths but for shorter period nothing
will Be counted less than sluArB.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising = limited to
me AdVettiIerS' own Immediate bud eas; aud ali
AdveTtShmentl for the beneAt Of other prSOns As
we'll a. all legal adJertiSenonts and Advertisements
fA1etton sales and real oStte, sent by them uBl
be paid for At the usual rates.
A1-AhVeFtisAm6nts not accompanied With Wr ttea
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IfyOu do, use
HoOfand's German Bitters!

Prsa. ). Esss:On BrO,Vr, D. D., BiitOr sSLAe Rssy-
eEoPedid Of Religious kHosSts4os.
Although not disposed 70 hvor or recommend
Patent MedicipSS IN gsperAl, through dIItTuIt Of
their ingTeients and oHrctG, yet OF suIfi-
eisnE reASou, Why may not testify 70 the benht
be believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations In thS hope that be may thus contrib
ute to the bene6t Of olherS
do this the more readily in regard to HoOdAnd's
German BitteTs, prepared By Dr.. c. II. Jackson, Of
this city, because vas preIudieed sgAinGt them for
chiefly alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
nIOud Robert shoemaker, 1sq., for the removal Of
thIs prejudice Gy proper tests and for encourage
ment To try them, when suffering from great and
long Continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of Lhsss Hittern. II the beginning Of the present
year, WAs followed BY evident relief, and estoraGlOn
TO degree Of bodily aud mental SigOt Whi6a I he'd
nOG trlt for six months before aud bad almost de-
Spaired Of regulating. IheT Jnk God and
| MY friend 70 directing me 70 tn - II tnSm.
PhuAdslpA .JunO Is. 1851. =
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1 ported TO be nearly one hundred, travelling
on the same road, with Eations and other
supplies for the garrison at Petersburg,
was captured by the rebels, who also took
u number of prisoners out of the guard
along with the train. Tke rebels divided
their forces and sent 400 cavalry down
Patterson Greek to the Baltimore aud
Ohia Railroad, where they captured ou
February I'd company of the 64th Penu-
sylVania Volunteers stationed there. They
then proceeded about two miles further
along the railroad, and set Gre to. another
bridge over the Potomac river, within six
miles Of Cumberland. They then retir ed
az usual in the direction of Moore6eld.
The garrison at Petersburg having evac-
nated that post during this period, Colonel
Mulligan with them and other troops form
ing considerable force, moved to Bur-
ltngton, but did not go 70 The Junction of
the Moore6eld and Romney roads at which
point the rebels, with their pluuder were
bound to pass. Another large Federal
force sent from Martinsb1fg were at this
time in the rear of the rebels, aud followed
them to the junction of rpads alluded to
when Col. MulIigan at last moved his force
up and united the whole Federal force, as
we are informed. They tbenfollowed the
retreatiug Eebels to MepIe ldS I'm which
PSlnS hAAAlpB dispatches were sent JACK
that the enemy were being hotIy pressed
30. Some Of the Federal cavalry having
pressed forward, and seeing that the rebels
eonld have been routed aud their pluudSr
probably reoaptured, sent an urgent re-
quest for reinforeements but instead of
sending them, they were ordered to fall
back, and thus the pursuit turned out to
be a grand fEzEe
10 the capture Of these various wAg6d
trains, between New Greek aud Petersburg,
the Government has lost probably mil
lion dollars, beside number of men and
considerable prestige.
The facts here stated cau be established
by the testimony Of gallant, brave and
patriotic officers, who have been reluc-
family and dissgreeably compelled TO wit.
ness such disgraceEul proceedings, and we
trust that an Investigation will be iustitu-
ted by the War Department, or by the
Congressional Committee on the conduct
OF the war, to ascertain who is responsible |
for all these bluuders, and where the blame
should properly rest, -
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FIRE PROOF RAEES.

Great Bargains an Boo = aud ShOes.
~ BSsRs. RISsTEIN / Co, previous to their re-
NJ noVai to the new store, which Il now being
handsomely htted up, have resolved TO elnse Out
their entire stock Of BOOts aud Shoes at yhTe
per cent below regular selling pgieeS Persons In
need Of suO goods viii saye money By calling At the
Baltimore Boot and Shoe Store, l49 Main Street:
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TERMS OF ADvEnrIsING.

LINES or NoHPAG1n, (oA ONE rscR, ,loa
LHSS MAXI A SoUARI.N g
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Meeting for Volunteers for Harrison


Editor, Inteuigeneer
A portion Of the citizens OF Harrison
county met at their Court House on the
18th of February, 1864, pursuant to public
notice. The meeting was called to order
by the appointment OF John Hussey to the
Chair and James Denham, Secretary The
object Of the meeting having been explain.
ed by Judge William A. Harrison ana A.
P DAvisson, Atty for the Commonwealth,
in brief addresses; whereupon It was re-.
solved that the supervisors Of this county
be requested 10 levy upon the property OF
said county for a sum sufficient 10 pay each
man who has volunteered under the two
last calls Of the President OF the United
States and such as may hereafter voluu-
teer under said calls the sum of $3o3, ,OC
each. On motion -.s .t
Re,oLpsd, That the foregoing proceed
ings be published 10 the Wheeling Entelli
gsneor, and a copy thereof be forwarded tc
Lieut.. Col. Joseph Darr, Jr. S'
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAMzs DExHAM, sec,y.
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Price rs cts. per bottle, or IL bottles for $500.
WFoE sale By Druggists and
In the BnIted States, aud b all Tie DTugBist9 ant
DsalsTS in wheeling. oetS-ll
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, va.
CAPITAL - e15O,OOO-


CAPITAL - 815O,OOO-
DIRECTORS:
John Es.t, =. ShNgier,as. Ueo. &. Wheat,
Ce-s. Aealel, John LOocklsE, sam Mcclellan,
6. 6.M.FrsEztair1.jAS-S y. Vaaea, Alex. LauIhIin-
'IHIsls Company hLySag heen duly organized, are
prepared g. AXE risks - aAir rates 0r buildings
Of all kIpds- merchandise manufacturing estzbI.sh-
r1enJsY furniture, steamboats, Aad SarEoes On the
Hoste=n EiyeTV and lake., aud also Gu the lives u
peZsoEs Tor = ssTrl Of years. Tits Company UdeFI
suPSS!0T Inducements To fIrIaers whereby they
be ilsurd tOT Ehres TeaEs reduce, rates This be-
ing home Institution. eonpes4 Sns utnety.fGu
IISe<neiHeTI, % E4sol5 a=5OdT
Sizes men, recommends itself 70 the favorable con-
sieAsToa oi the .ssariug public, and soieItP their
patronage.
teu !sl u the Secretary.
palee, No, McLHre Hcuse, being the same for
merry Oec= pied BY AdN;1s Express Company.
y. C. ARTHUR Secretary.
JOHN REIp President
SAyrL MCCLELLAN, viee-Fresident.
NC ARTHUR 4 gent for paying PenSioDs- oAes,
No. l, MeLar- House. being the sane oies formerly
coupled Gy Adaus G=Pres- Company. april
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7InE BEST OLIVE OIL, for table pur-
fsbs aRAnAMs DRUG STORE
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Guerrilla Operations.

CAIRO, April l9.-Ten more wounded
from Fort Pillow picked up a few days
since from their hiding places, where they
have been suffering since the battle, were
brought up to the Monnd City Hospital.
Guerrillas made raid recently upon the
Cotton plantations at lenses, La, forty
miles below Vicksburg, They captured a
large number Of mules and negroes, and
carried off W. Rollison, of NATION, iii i,
after getting to safe distance they com
PEELED him to dig his grave, then shot him
and made the negroes bury him. This
statement was derived from the superinten-
dant of plantations, who arrived here and
can be relied upon.
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Red River Expedition.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The following
dispatch was received at the Navy Depart
ment TO day, noon:
CAIRO, April 1910 Hon. q. WelIes.-I
have received private letters from Red Riv.
err one dated Grand Exore, April Goth, and
one dated Aelxandria, April 18th, stating
that the army under Gen. Banks met with
reverses on the 9Th near Mansfield. Our
army fell back and on the next day tho reb.
els attacked them aad were handsomely
whipped. Loss heavy on both sides.
Admiral Porter when last heard from,
was about 40 miles above Grand Exore.
A. NJ. PENNoCK,
Fleet Captain.
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Ranks Expedition.

CHICAGO April 20.-A letter dated Grand
Ecore 18th, from a private in Chicago
mercantile Cattery, giving the account oi
the part takel, by the battery in the battle
of the 9Th, and confirmed yesterdays dis
patch in regard to the disaster of portion
of our force comprising the Red River ex
petition. The letter says Of our whole di-
vision numbering 5000 men, bu one thou
sand were left to head the fearful odds
against which they contended. Two regi-
ments of the division were consolidated snd
had in all 100 men. Of officers highest in
rank, a Capt. of the 10Th corps checked
the rebels and held them for about % min
utes, when they were forced to retire which
they did slowly, and as night came on the
bloody conflict ended.
The next morning Gen. Smith came up
with his command ind relieved Gen. Frank.
lin aud whipped the rebels badly, aud re.
captured IL guns, and took twelve hundred
prisoners.
A letter from another private in the same
battery says our corps the 18th all cut to
pieces and We fell back to this place Grand
Ecore, 5 er miles from the battle field to
reorganiZe.
We lost "a pieces Of artillery, all that
were in the fight. This letter says that
General Smith captured 900 prisoners and
l6 guns in the fight on the 9th.
Still another letter says We get all sorts
of reports from the front.
Latest is that General Smith whipped
the rebels, taking 1000 prisoners and Is
guns. .. .l.rIf
The expedition is no doubt broken up
and our troops are falling back.
Gen. Banks is mentioned as having been
on tho field on the 9Th.
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Prisoners Captured.

CINCINNATI, April GA despatch from
Cattlettsburg, KY, to tue Commercial says
Capt. Patrick had arrived with over 100
prisoners captured at the battles Of Paints
Vile and Half Mountain.
Hodges rebel brigade attacked Col.Gil-
lespis's forces at Paintsville on Tuesday,
but was repulsed. They were pursued and
surprzep in their camp at Half Mountain,
where Col. Gillespie took 70 prisoners, 200
horses, 400 saddles, 800 stand of small
arms, and all their camp equipage. There
were % rebels killed and wounded.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

ir IS AsToNIsHING the amount of business
that A. M. Adams & Go, do. One Of the
firm is East every four or five weeks and if
there is any new styles Of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it.,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call aud examine their
endless variety Of csssimeres aud vestngs.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov l4.Gm
p g. l~----Os~A ~.
BINDING.-Having purchased new ma
chinery, tools, etc, and employed a COM
petent workman, we are prepared to &C
commodate our friends and patrons, who
have so apxiously anticipated the opening
of this department Of our office. Our facil
tiles for manufacturing blank books, led
gers, account books, etc, are unsurpassed
by any establishment in this section Of
country. Those having books TO bind, or
old books to be repaired, will do well to
send them to the REGISTER BIXDERy, where
all work will be executed with neatness
and dispatch. ~
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'|BLBeRAPHIC..
Uptoi2 O'Glock. A. M.


IS lAMeeAHO ~ VIZ eAOeOAA0Ss
,NEw YORK, April l9.-A Washington
SPECIAL to the Times says: ,w II n,fr,
i 1T is rumored here to night that Lee is
moving portion of his army to this side
Of the Rapidan netr Madison G. Fl. No re-
liable information, however, has been re-
ceived of the presence of q considerable
rebel force near Leesburg, and measures
have been taken to, check an advance should
they attempt it.
Two Of Lees scouts Were captured DAY
or two Since at Culpepper, third escaped.
They, were disguised as tesmsters. A hal
ter awaits them.
q, 1t p reported that Gen. Grant has decid'
ed to- seud to the front such men of the in-
valid corps as are able to bear arms, and to
return to their homes those disabled from
active duty in the diTg2G15,ty '
< A special to the Tribune says Brig. Gen.
Prince has been ordered to the command
of the military defence Of Psducah, Colum'
bus and Cairo. 5sr
/. Gen. Grant reviewed the 9Th corps on
Monday, also the reserve artillery and End
army corps and Sd division Of cavalry on
Tuesday.
A detachment of the I'd Mass. cavalry
under Maj. Forbes returned from recon-
noisance through Centreville, Green Spring
and Drainesville, bringing in 6 prisoners
and information that large body of rebel
cavalry, supposed tobe from the main ar
my, were at Leesburg and vicinity, and
stealing forage, grain and all the available
teams, taking them towards Upperville..
Col Lowell Immediately started with bis
brigade Of cavalry from Vienna, supported
by Gen. Tyler's infantry from Fairfax Oh,
to give them battle.
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WASHINGTON, April 2O.--The military
authorities here have received the follow
ing despactch dated Cairo last night.
Two letters arrived here this p m, both
from naval officers. One from Grand Ecore
half way between Natcbietoches and
Shreveport, dated 10th, and the other
from Alexandria, dated 18th inst.
The battle was near the place first named
Gen. Smith appears to have been worsted,
also the 18th corps which came to his aid.
Franklin took part and the enemy were
beaten.
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WANTED TO ENIIsT.-We saw man es
.oraav afternoon, who had imbibed too free
,v Of tina, article upon which Congress is
about to levy tax, who wanted to enlist
ond defend the country-he did not care
Which section-he was anxious to enlist and
Get some money, as he was strapped" A
Young man dressed in reglmentals happened
10 mass By, when he proposed to take the
mans name and enroll him. The would-be
recruit got out Of the notion 'of enlisting
when the soldier begun to talk to him, and
said he would like the bounty money very
we'll, and if it was agreeable be would take
fce cents of il in advance, as he thought
that would satisfy him for while - =
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ARRESTED ON a CHARGG OF PAssINe
COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Mrs Thos. Parker
was arrested yesterday afternoon ona charge
Of passing counterfeit money, u seems
that she had bought a load of coal from
James MConaughy, OF Bridgeport, and
had paid him nina dollars in counter
felt half dollar pieces M'Conaughy at
temp cd TO pass some OF the money y=ster-
day. when be was arrested. City Sergeant
Bit: soon ascertained that MConaughy
dad obtained the money from Mrs. Parker.
She was arrested and taken before U. s.
Commissioner Hannibal Furbes, when she
a,cknow lodged that she had given Moon
aug ~ number of new half dollar pieces.
she was held TO bail in the sum of FIVE hum
dred dollars for her appearance before the
Tinted States Court at its next term. .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

SIbtcfK Kill Eab:ZZO1 Friday night
last, q man named Nelson was caught in
bed With = AIRS Dinsess,s by the lattsf's
husband, at Charleston, Va. In attempting
IN escape Nelssn MA shot twice, land 80
badly wounded that he died the following
day. 1t appears that Diugess has suspect.
ed the infdeiity of bis wife for some time,
and, on Friday last, informed her that he was
going ts Ciqcipnsti on the; steamer May
Duke, then lying at the landing, and would
be gone several days. He did not leave on
thsS stssmer, but seereted hiufeE in the
town until the middle of the night, when
returning to his house his suspicious we're
confirmed, aud the seducer was shot, as
above stated. Dingess gave himself up to
thsaptherities, and is awaiting q legal ius
vestigation. eEfi
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SHIRTS! SHIRTs!! SHIRTs!l "A flu II as
sortment of French and American cassi>
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also Is dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$12, $ls, $l8, $2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to tit, of su
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. ~ . 4 s s." y ]. II LAKIN,
qa No. l02 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
mh29 6m
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TIE gusrr;lI.s. along the river are deter
mined ,thse the abandoned plantations shall
not be worked by northern men.
4 The steamer Eclipse from Cincinaati,
reports seeing about 200 guerrillAs at Hur-
ricane Island, forty miles sboFs Southland,
when she was fred into CxSs
The steamer Liberty was fired into oppo.
site Shawneetown, Ilf.h No damaged done
in either case. .+,.tf....s ay.v
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

PRoMorED.-D5 John @. Carter, of Bal
timore, assistant surgeon of the Fourth Ma.
rylaud Infantry, has been commissioned by
the President as assistant surgeon of United
States volunteers. He Is ordered to report
for duty in Western Virginia. So
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

The attention of dealers is called to the
advertisement of nj. Rheinstrom which
will be found in another column
those engaged in his line of trade will Ger
tainly find it to their advantage to see his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Apr, l2-lm. gs.Ea EyTI.t
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New YORK, April 2O.-The Commercial

New YORK, April 2O.-The Commercials
Washington dispatch says:
1t is pretty decidedly settled that the na.
tional tax bill will not come up in the Sen
ase this week. 1t will be so amended as to
permit taxation and only establish per
cent as the rate Of int rest in the States
where legal vote exists.
Gen Frank Blair will sson leave to take
command in the field
Many Western members are withdraw
ing their opposition to hirect tax. eA1
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ECLECTIC.

nR. R. H. LEE, Eclectic Physician Surgeon
- and Accoucher, tenders his professional ser.
vices to the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity DIR
L. is q graduate Of the Eclectic and Medical In
stitute Of Cincinnati and has had many years ex-
perience in the practice Of his profession, and he
hopes by close attention to business to merit q
share Of the public patronage. DIR. Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been eminently
successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases Of
every variety, and especially Of such as Rheums-
tism and diseases Of the eye and ear Liver Com
plsint, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers Con-
stipstion, Piles and diseases Of the Kidneys Grav-
ell, DC All those who have been unsuccessful
treated for any Of the above diseases, would find
it to their interest to consult DR.. Lee without de
lay. Our practice is safe, certain and prompt
leaving no mercurial faint in the system, but
cleansing, renovating and strengthening the gen
ersl system, acting in unison with Natures uncr-
ring laws
WHEELING, WEST VA, Dec 4, 1863 -
To all whom it may concern: We, the under.
signed, members of the West Virginia Legisla.
ture, take pleasure in saying that we have known
DR.. Richard II. Lee many years previous to the
breaking out of the rebellion, as n successful and
energetic practitioner of Medicine (of the Eclec.
tic School), both in Kanawha county Virginia and
in Gsllia county, Ohio, s.tss,Ttko It
yfili ( i e. SLACK. Senator 9TH Dist
W S. DUNBAR, NJ H, b
JNO. M. PHELPS, Pres Senate
Office ono door south Of Kramers Hotel Main
street mar24-2m
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The grand total OF veterans re enlis tied in
Ohin up to the 10th is 1875. The total
number of men enlisted in Ohio since Octo-
Der last is k26,053. \ -9f9ss
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

CLEAN THE BENCHES. "A number Of
butchers were fined yesterday by Aid. Rob-
ertson for failing to clean Oft their benches
in the Second Ward Market House.
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Mission Of Com missioner Guild

New YORK, April 20.-A Norfolk letter
to ODE World SAYS:
The mission of rebel Commissioner Ould
10 Fortress Monroe was TO ask Gen Butler
to send after the very sick of our prisoners
at Richmond who are too far gone to be Ie'
moved South. Some 563 have since arrived
at Old Point. Of whom Ould said that ne
would consider it miracle if our govern
ment succeeded in saving half