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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-12
LATER FROM THE NOE1R.
We have received New York papers Of

We have received New York papers o
Friday, the oh instant.
THE REBEEg OPENING THE SIEGE OF WASH
| vILLE-THEY ESTABLISH LINES wtTur
THREE MILES or THE CAPITOL sf-IR
| 1sBING fFTHEEN THE TNioX AND EEEFI
| FORCES"
Under this rather remarkable headinp
| considering that Hood was defeated
| with great loss" at Franklin, we find the
news from Tennessee chroncled in the
Hfra1". \ Telegram, dated at Nash
Vile on tue 9Th. shows that the ConGede-
rates are busy around that city. 1t saws
that The rebel cavalry have possession
OF the residence of Mrs. \. Y. Brown.
and are entrenching themselves on this
side, and have also taken possession OF
bill near the Hyde Ferry road and
planted a battery on it, The guns of
Fort Negley were engaged in shcling
some persistent rebels who were erect
ing batteries. Some more Of these in
surgents We're actually seen taking OBJ
sessatlons of Fort G.llem, and so close
that Captain NJ. Forrest, OF Hoods ca
FairFy was recognized BY some Of his for
mer friends in the besieged city. The
river was siN and half feet deep. but
was falling which would interfere with
the operations OF the @nnboats. There
was artillery s!lirmishing all day on the
9Th The telegram adds:
The daily routine was varied by the
reception Of flag Of truce, sent in by
General Hood, which was received by
our Pickets on the Franklin pike at about |
l / o'clock tFiz morning.
Thy bearer of the tlar of truce had |
The following letter from General Hood !
HFADQrARTERs DEPARTMENT OF }
TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA,
IN THE FIELD, December ), 1864. \
10 tie C"mnaadinq GFicer offhc Iutsd |
.5tate@ IorEe8, Aash1tUc, Itnnes,es:
'eneraI have now in my possession
large number Of Federal prisoners.
artured during the recent campaion
'mch | propose to exchange with you |
Or an equal number Of Confederate pri
oncrs belonging to this army, in ac
fofdance with the cartel used by Major
General Sherman and myself in tie ex
hanSe OF prisoners which took place in
eptembcr last at JoncSb0ro, Georgia,
hould you agree to this proposition, an
fiIcer OF my staff will meet any one that
on may designate, upon the Franklin
Ike, between the lines Of the two
rmies, to arrange the place, time and
.her necessary details conn cted with
'is exchange.
Very respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-12
DIANOS TINED AND RFp,IpFD

IIIhNVo z NED AND REFAIKED,
l. AT moderate prices, III city and country. Or
ders lett in Mrs rIRTIpS, store No 2ls Rroad
aertr'' III Mr.. WAGNER'S drug store, corner Of
ON 80, ana broad streets, and Nj iii c. c. DREW
promptly. Holm RFTNIIAElT
d. 3-iUt' ~ rro,,L,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-12

' NJ ~ ' INHINlAi
December lU, 1864
H2a. Jd@er A. Sed95@, Secretary II Wor:-
General Hampton, after driving tho cnemv's
o2valry upon hls infantry, the afternoon OF The
h, rccro.scd tie AOttCway ana reached EcllIgld
~ daylight yesterday.
" IN the afternoon the enemy attacked the posi-
rou, but were successfully resisted This morning
lHe en'm my Is reported Irtir,ng and Hampton lol-
igw.ng.
"Ihe bi!dGc Oyer the Meherain was saved. Our
!,ss, A. far a. known, Is small. The garrison, un-
d-l Garnett ami Ii.c reserve. heb,vei wen
ar r Irrn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24
Promouens.

The RtugGold Cavalry regiment, Penn
sylVsula organisation for the most part,
has been serving in West Virginia almost
uuioterrupteily since the war. The regi-
msus has been gallant and effective one,
and has won an enviabls reputation for
Itself. We notice that there have beer
some recent changes and promotions with.
In It's organization. Capt Myers has been
promoted to the Majority of the regiment.
Lieut.. Hart. who conducted himself chiv-
alrously In the unfortunate affair up in
Washington, some days ago. has been
made Captain of the original RingEoll
company. This cavalry was formerly
commanded by Capt. John Keys. Capt.
Greenfeld has been promoted to the Lieu
tenant CoIonelcy of the regiment.
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instincts OF the world that human kind,
made in the image Of their Creator,
should be reduced to the status Of
dumb aud irratfonal beasts, ADD made
the victims of mans cupidity and lust.-
Not reader of this article, ifsbe or shsbs
capable of q correct OF humane feeling on
this subject, 6nt will draw wide differ-
ence between the justice of the Govern
ments paying loyal men for their brute
chattels and paying them for their human,
chatteIs, .asJths statutes of SO many of our
States TO thsiEz Esproachl charaete.izs,
slaves. BIT very few earnest Union men
OF women doubt that tie iu6uma1 sys-
tenn Of slavery that has cursed our land
WilIibe extirpaSed and annibilated root and
branch ere this war closes. But very few
of them regretift.. On thesoontFary we be-
lteye thssinsarly. All loyal people earnestly
desire It, The same persons know fallweil
what the Institution has cost the nation
alIeadyi what Hooda of treasure and blood
II has cost, and what wreck it will all
most have made of the national property
even when the country. shall come out of
the war saved and redeemed. And such
persons know that We.w will be loaded noun.
tain high with debt irrespective and out
side of claims for slaves. Why then should
those who view the agency aud authorship
of slavery in this war iutelligsutly and
humausIy, want to add to the future dis.
tFeRaea of those ,,Lr, h,l,,,.s =. y - /,
go much on account of the srebeilion, and
those who will suffer still more in the flu.
ture on account Oft, by insisting that the
cause of our calamities, I'm ding itself pow.
erisss TO pass through the crpcibIs aud
live, shall fasten its dead aud uuproftahls
body upon the national treasury as an Of
Tense and q great expense for generations
to come. ~
We deVoutly trust that The U. 8. Senate
has statssmanship enough to anticipate the
verdict of history IN this matter. Ii will
bo..a curious thing for posterity to read
IL the hereafter, that it was actually a
stumbling block to onr leaders in the fourth
year ef,this rsbellion. TO know how to deal
With ITS procuring cause. And then toe, there
will be the spectacle of the Government
calling upon these slaves aud upon. their
fellow-SIAssmen 10 the free States, to come
to the national rescue ia this time of dir,
Trouble, aud yet ,hssitating to allow them
the poor consideration of mere personal on
liberty, without any of the franchises d
| citiEanl an An indnCamant I
Whatever may be the present action ol
the United States Senate, or of Congress
In this matter Of paying for slave recruits
aud their families, one thing is certain thai
the time is not far, ahead when the couu.
try, with Jealous unAuimity, will repudiat,
the idea. It is enough that We pay fol
that which is by strict aud universal
acceptation just aud right 10 this war
without adding thereto tie fptholerabl,
burthsns of-the mOnstrous system that ha.
been but barely bafied. in It's effort to de
stroy our nationaliEy. -, ~ : ~
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0uRR EoR GoUaH or CoLD.--As soon az
there>is the slightest uheasiness of The
chest, with difficulty of breathing, OF iadi.
cations of cough, take during the day a
few Browns Bronchial Troehes Con.
tanning 5demulcent Ingredients, they aIlay
Pulmonary Irritation. Military officers
and soldiers should have them 10 readiness
upon the first appearance ofla cold or
cough. .as ID rs 1870 :.
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From the N. z. Post. lal
The CondItIon OF YIrEInIa.


Temper of de LRhabitants !;fats1,.,t.e ~, :,
.1sfugse. :
A man named L.yons . u, .. :, -.
sixty years old. arrived in this ci,, s ts,s.
week from Yirefnfa Ia ~s 1"l 10y. Guy iass
into the rebel ranks abont tho I., - Rs,.
ruary hnt - 80. As. VI eco
left nsSjs lsSavtE,ss 10. g, serve Hnder
nsrforno ";,r,;iSs ,,:sS!s sa.. prisoners and
Ia sscsrs s.". ~. - alyI ne managed
rebel nicksts' hsnklag the
The aeconnts g;vss,,7 \. AZ. r 49,, -
that the condition oftbs oIs SNOW
Is Vofse tban hss n opis V lEginla
he SAYS that, there is "
for private rights. =, ~.
which formerly existed betJSssr II : ~
soldiers and the people has chsnsa,st y
distrhst, and in some easel 'ieaIonsS "a "a =
hate. The inhab ita6tR SsIstS,s Ts5s a1u
Of whom have come To sbeliey. tbst .'tt,I
| military power which was 10 nrotS5s,. ,tSSss
is the original and sole continno Ss ~ ! =
of their sufferings. not only rnrn;sbsS So.I
ing voluntarily for the war. hns Jsc,i rS'. ~
sell for currency even In escb o,Sss tug nv "
producer keeps what he can; that which bi y
pressed; aud the result is that psrsoo ne IN .h
are not actual producers are sufferin, IN
1arions degrees, aud in many eases fear..
fully, for the necessR-ies of M. ss tsaE-
Mr.. Lyops-says that The Want ~ -,
now eanseS scarcely less uffsrints ,bsn . ~ =
want Of clothing. The ability "a FUR faFn IS
wearing apparel is nearly al an end: tbsre
is nnsw0ol; cotton renssins
machtnery is employed for tbs sFn,y =, "
out being suticfent for that nn5ncs. Ia
some of the soldiers are wsarinF car esrn aIu
He IL iure IN ~ I,,I 65r az jets.
Davis control that individual vonId' M,
be safe from violence At the, hands of ~
people, 90 deep is,the wrath = ~ IA, ~
Throughout Virginia. .'1es A'tA
A curious aud suggestive statement.
to the effect that the hotels off V;rGi1;a- %
nearly destitute Of .confortabIae sIs"n; ~
Accommodations. Tue bed 'covsrinss ~ P.us
been stofen-th he pEoprietors of tbs hotels
do not hesitat "a Ia Il 8. ss =. ~ nosels
the deficiencies NV 5tSsss. '0 ot
the army. The systSh Of robSs S oF ,sb;S 2.
this is part IL constantiy t,sS.,, = ulSu
Necessity, and sths praetiees - ssN,ns &
which has gown Is he nS;yss. 1.os.ion
the various classes of sosistS ~ sn S.a
blushingly alIsge IN ,iustifiea lion ~ ,bs.s
Grimes. '1sse
1t 10 stated, TO; thai. ma. III IN. rs. -,
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The slavery QUsStIon In tho Unitsd
BtatOS Senate. tl54i s5f


WspubliShed on Tuesday morning an
outline Of the debate in the United States
Senate on the question whether slaves
recruited for the United States service. az
we'll a. their families, should be paid for
cut Of the National Treasury. Rather the
debate spFuug up on the latter clause Of
the question-yis: Whether the families
Of Sueh slaves should not be made free by
virtue Of the enlistment of the slave hus.
band and father, The Senate expressed a
divided opinion on the subject, the gensr r
al sentiment seeming to be that it waS.a
knotty question. Mr.. wilkinson, of Min.
nesOta. ~ 1t ApPeArs to us, broke the
proper advance ground IN the discussion.
when he intimated that this theory Of
keeping slavery alive 10 any place or
under any torn, at the public expense,
vas about played out. Aud so Il Is. We
venture here at this time to say that ere
the course Of our national difficulties shall
be rum that there viii be precioas little
sentiment Ia the eOnntFy in favor Of pay
ing for either slAve recruits or their fami.
lies, be their owners loyal or disloysI. =
Some people say and Affect TO believe that
iDasmueh As the government paSs a
horses and mules, thersfors,it should pSy,
owners for such slaves a. may ealist For,
ourselves Ne repudiate the barbarous ana
hsathenish Parallelism s6pshttes6e made.
The ownership of males and hOrsss,dIS,
not originate this rebsllion; did not make
owners arrogant oligarehie, dsspotis and
rsbslllous-but the tolerated oWnership.
Of property in nso, women & and children,
did. Itneysr shocked the motSi seati-
bility of the Christian world thar men
should own, use aud sell horses ard
mules; that they should rsissi them; for
work or speculation; thnt they should
scatter them from their farms, stpgIy or
IN parcels. 10 any pArt of -ths land. Bus
1t did rishtfully shock &hd entraksth s
trUsst and most civilized. aad christisaiE
JUS. - ~ - u .lSaifs Il
-fssss AJAX d sIaef
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=. - Il ssi;si s..s s.sR't '
PAIL TERM 1853, district Court of the BBIted
StStes ior the Western District Of Virginia, At
In pursuance ofan order Of sale made and entered
4t me kai term 1883 OF the District Court Of the
united States for the Western District Of Virginia,
~ SLALEsgufKs In the above entitled eauss, Utll
% te tn day Of March, 1854, at the front door Of
~ Ve1rt House in olAEksbarg, Harrison eoanly,
tMsStNa5 proceed to sell at public AGetioD,tO ths
hlgaelt and best bidder, the Law aud Private u
II. Bennett
terms Of sale Cash-GoY0rnmentR unds.
9sAle % eOmn1Suco at10 O'Clock A. n.
EDWARD a. N0RT0S,
febS u. g Marshal W, D. Va
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The Case OF 1ToSSFs. wheat ana
BeohGOI.


The capture of Mr.. Wheat, member Of
the House of Delegates from Morgan coun:
y. aud Mr.. Bechtol, member of the State
Senate, from the same county, has already
been noticed In our columns. Gen. sigel
as soon as their arrest WAS communicated
to him at Cumberland, gave orders for 4
vigorous pursuit of the rebel Gbductors
with Instructions to attack them wherever
found. We notice report that they were
caught up with aud attacked and some Of
their number taken prisoners, but We see
no mention that the gentlemen alluded to
were reoaptuFed. We presume they were
not. If they were not retaken there is but
one thing to do aud We have no fears but
that Gov. Boremau will promptly do it
viH-SeIGs number of leading secession.
iSts, and pnt them in confinement and hold
them as hostages for the safe return Of
MeSsrs. Wheat aud BechtOl. Those two
gentlemen were persons well advanced in
years, aud their capture, involving as 1t
will long and AFduouS drag over the road
to Riohmond, together With The brutal
treatment they will no doubt, experience,
must seriously impair their health, IL it
does not kill them outright.
Our authorities cannot afford 10 lightly
pass over such al outrage. And we trust
that 1t will be promptly and severely re.
taliated upon sufficient number of tbs
aidorO or sympathi1srs with the psrpetra.
tors. We must Vindieats and Ruarante,
the safety of every citizen who represent,
10 any degree the sovereignty of the Wes
Virginia government, cost what it may L
do 80. Tit is necessary to arrest twenty
GscesSioniStS in order to preserve inviolat
the right of single citizen to exercise AM
functions Whatever under that goverumon
without fear of mOlSsta,tOn on account o
such exercise, 1t must be done. Our re
GogniEsd- status as n State government .
home aud abroad depends upon vigorou
aud lmplacabls yindicatioa Of this GOV
SFnmsnt. WeknOW that Gov, Boremau /
alive to the necessity for such vindiCa
tiOn aud the people need have NO fear tha
he will not act "a becomes him in til
premises.
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Pqblie saleaofEa !vaInable Law and

Public Saleho1z \ Valuable Law and
MtGeellRneOnS LIbEaFy'
III W1IEon sstarday the 9th day Of April next, 81
the once Of the late Morgan Nelson, ESq 10 ~
agylof wheeling sell At Public Auction, one o. ~
and best selected Law LIbEATy's 10 the Stetss
and also large number Of valuable AIleellansoas
BOOKS Al IN perfect staff Of prO80TTRtIou TsIs
Of Ale ea9h and tha hooks to be delivered on Peyi
bdeE iorrent ne once Owned By Ssld Morgan Me-
s3l eld bow In the Occupancy Of Samuel Mhesl'l
/ iME14 ID q REscntrix Of Morgan NSlSoO, deed
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J.N. HARRIS g co.
.qtssf{tEf tf.r-rr4ssl - .ofnc;nnat; oLRur
TRUSTER,S SAI,H


ID Ysylftue Of deed Of trust. made id exscptsd
ID 70 by Benjamin p. Goodwin aud Annie
Goodwin his wife, bearing date on tbeeI5ffi dSI N
Jaiy5S A. 1850 and which said deed Is OF record
IN the Recorders Office 10 the County OF Aiafshaii
In the State of West Virginia, L shan proceed -
sell at public aue fon tthe front door ftbs CoIrt
House Tor MhFAhaH eoun 81, In the town OF AioriidS.
vile on wednesday. the s2Oths day or APRIL A N
1904, % the highest andF best bidder, the foloyi
aeseTtoed PROV efty, to- wits beginning at an Kim
lands OF Milton Jonst; thehee s. $50 H. 6S roIsS To n
White 1ek Gt tie top Of the hill, corner 10 Preder.
lek snlthj thence n. SO b. 81 poles toA Ioc1St.
Thence s. &c 60 polesto LinG at the head OF dfSn.
tnenee Gown s1iu drain 18th the nehndeHngs 20 the
river; thence down the river with its meanderfnSs
@ ne 6egt1ningi containing Thirty (eOY aereS
more os los, Il being the same property heretofore
conveyed by jacob CTaner and wife, to BeDIaJnIn
E.G0Odwtne, by deed bearing date the 9Th DIV AZ
october 1858, and which said deed Il of reeor3 IN
the Record RS ONCE -of the County Cont Sf SI.r
snail county In book 10, folio 12s also ali of SaI
a9orEtn and FiIes right title and interest in a
rtsG Aoe and House ssituhte onsthG BANK ID the
IN AaEsbSll county YirSiaia, It being
snltIh 20 Stephen Day and decided by ,StepheS DsT
to y. g. Ramsay aud decided BY u S. kaTnsaS -
4AnlEn r. GSodNtp, and bounded as folloSs.
s4lhhng AKA stRks IN the road In said Dayss line
With The road up the river, ~ poles to
point ebore the Home In said. Days Iine thence
YIN sad line TO the beSinhlpR including one aers
be there more OF less and the hank III Font 81
~ .. 81 sa5d deed from y. s lsamsey to SAD
BENJAMIN q: SGoodGtnsis OF record In me Roo
dets nice Of the Comfy, Couit Of Marshsif COM
Ssysl fses ytEgtniA, In Book 49, folio 49, e =
Sstpg Us shall convey only sneh title
s OF ALE Az ..
tn sig @94ths ard tile title retained nntiI ths MI
Snee o. y! tne purchase money q paid.
mEzl I'd g. ID. ORANNRR
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

OF heaI Estate In MartinaViIIe, OHIO.
~ virtue Of . deed Of trust executed by John R.
ON the 18th day Of February, 1868, and now on 70
cord in the Recorders ONCE, Of Belmont county,
Ohio In volume O. pago EOS, will cell ON ThurSday
the 8lst day Of March next, at l0o'oleck A. d :, On
the premises, In the toWH OF AartInsVlIlo the ID
towing property, to Wit: Lots numbered one hun,
dred and thirty and one hundred and thirty.ous
l1S0 and 1871 aituated In WalRcsS addition 70 The
town Of eartinsVtle; on the lots IL erected con.
Portable dwelling hos. g. $50 fEiElslssTz = :
Termgof sale: $4O0In cash, aud the balance in
SIX and twelve mouths With interest from date tbs
purchaser giving bond and approved security, cod
the title to be retained uAt purchase money { ps
fsb9o-td V '-U; TFn1.e.
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y FCEROpTC go

tyr, B. a., LEE Eclectic Pbysioisn, .
Aceoueher tenders his proIesSionaI SesTisss -
s eIs o. Wheeling aud vicinity. DR. n q a
q me keleetio MedIeaI InStftuto Of Gin.
Slhn4E AND has had many years experience In tbe
x 49, q ms pro- ssson, and he hopes by close a.
% pnaines To merit shAre Of the pnbIie
Dr, Lee has given special attention toanS
2 eminsntly ~ the tFestmsnt of
my 81 eyeFy variety, and tespeeiaIlv 81
49, and dLseaseS Of the i've n 49,
Nervous Debility, GanoeFS Snd
sEA Z S2lS Piles and diseases OF an FSS
f bSg, seNslp - An have been
~! e4!sa lQTAny of the above, diseaSeS. No1Id
9ti te lhslr Interest 70 consult Dr., Lee
ne rs certain aud prompt leST
W t9 tRtnt in Che Gystem. bnf ejsS5nSi
and strengthening the EenetSI a stsT
s9sn Bdh unlsoq with Natures unsEI AZ az
e ssBE8E " A. Dee Itil sIs6f.. q
sAS - 4t nay GOpeeTnst " 8 the llieT1ignoA
- West ., 1egfslAture ND nlS5Snre
y ~ th9t ehsYe known Dr n:
800 y q ions @ the btelking out n ND ~
"a s sSs and
nAeepptysifA ~ and IN GRllia county, OhJ1fs =
30 tshiyba q 81. SLACK, SennforsTtS nisSt n =
tislll 9s ~ W. s. sD0hB AR NJ tn - -
sfssss1se5os JOHN NJ PfIKbPS prs s,llvst. y
ops slleor south OF lSrauierSs 9otSi Mt,
s4sEss azsf5Q - 80 bsJ Eis l5rIfFIE9l 60
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trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

f1Y virtue Of q deed OF trust made BY ATariul Far.
ID geson and David W. Gibson, dated the 3lth
recorder for Ohio county, in deed book nnmbeT
ioFty:tWo-43-folio four hundred aud thres-40S-;
viii. ons ATuRDAY, the 6th day Of March, 1855,
House Of Ohio eou nty, proceed 10 Iell otS npmber
nine aud ten, Ia square number tWenty.slEht, IN
that part ofthe city OF wheeling called BuenS visa
Emma Ohurchilrs trustee
On above described property Is frame cottage
with two rooms, . good well Of water, &c.
vested In me by said deed Of truSt
fsbS-td H. O. COTS, Trustee.
DAY, the 4th day Of APRIL, 1851
mar4-td HENRY G. Colts, TruEtes.
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Hotel Furnitlre far Sale.

hUWiUEFkR R0R6AlR % MINT m tba
u furniture in the MONROE House. IntiI TinSSSSS
me 18th inst on which d6y win sen d public aG
ton, All the residue Most of the furniE1ra a. a.
tables chairs, Stools Stoves carpets kitchen furn
nave also Tor sails one Family CarrihEe and two
bargains VIII do well 70 call on the proprietor Al
tne aonroe House. HIRAM KiRsEY. !.
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God guard onr haE, and kSop SsSh star
RG6h stripe e bright - new they wave,
SIN mako & lad our ranks in WAF,
san aoat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail Il through the dust Of shame,
An honest hearts tt lot WIN share
And follow It 70 Death OF Fame.
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y 'STha best laid plans Of mice and men
Gang aft aKee;p

and for some inexplicable reason the Yam
kee Commander AZ New Orleans failed to
move from his snug city quarters, and Lo.
gan and GrtersOn were too. slow, or too
much Murdered by Forrest, and thus the
bottom dropped out of the tub of the Fed .
eral campaign Sherman having accom-.
plished successfully the opening of the
grand movement, awaited apxiously to
hear from his 90 operating column from
Louisiana, and failing to learn anything
of it, aud becoming aware of the enemy
massiugin his front, be seized the inya.
ding bull by the tail and drew him back
to his base. His rettest appears to haoe
been rapid and Unexpected as his adYauce;
and quite as successful; but We doubt
whether his valuable adjunct, Grierson,
would prove as fortunate. The youthful
spy upon whom was found Hurlbut's en-
dorsement Trust the bearer" represents
that when be was dispatched TO Banks 10
give hin information of Shermanis suc.
cess and intentionsi il was expected
that he would find the former General ON
the north side OF Mobile. Before he left
.Hnrlbdt's headquarters, 1t was the impres.
sion of that General at5Mobile had been
evacuated, the garrison having been With
drawn to Selma. After this messenger had
departed, Sherman must have been made
aware of Banks failure $50 come to time, +"
and seeing the funlity of his campaign
without the proper co operation. he took
advantage of the cover Grierson's raid af.
forded, and the detachment Of onr. cavalry
alter him, to withdrawlin all haste. The
last Vestige.of this bupgling campaign is
The lapghable joke Farragut is playing in
his bambastic manner of this port; limo
Gently, delightfully."- oblivious OF the mag.
nifeentlfatlurs in which be IS a sharer. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-24

ARR you aware thata simple cough ter.
inmates IN consumpIion2 Why not be
wise in time aud use ALIENS Lung Balsam
which will stop the disease and prevent the
ie.al e9nssqssposl & 864f6
~ Mlk RsES1fED,F
In MaEttnsyGlleS 10, March 29d, 1854, by Rev.
u =. ". Onaitant, NJ. RIcHARp o. MRLSoH, .Drum
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