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To-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS,
Special Dispatches TO Evening Telegraph.

WAsHINdToN, November 10.
Sherman's Army Prepared t"r 4" Kong
MArc1.
A private in sherman's army, writing q a
friend, say that every man had been supplied
with two pairs Of shoes, and chat the genera.
preparations were for a sixty days campaign bnt
that none knew OF the destination Of the army.
ThnnbsEisiBg Dinners for Soldiers
Extensive preparations are making by various
parties to supply Grants armies with Thanks
giving dinners. The Governor Of New Hampshire
has authorized the furnishing Of the neeifal slp-
plies to the soldiers from that State regardless o
expense.
Destruction of IA Rebel Fishery.
Rear-Admiral Stirling communicates 10 the
Navy Department the particulars OF the destruc-
tion of valuable Rebel fishery on Marsh Island,
north Of the ocklokonee river Florida, by an ex-
pedinon from the steamer Stars and Stripes on the
morning Of October -.
The fishery, which was large anu valuable one
to the Confederacy, was entirely destroyed, and
sixteen prisoners captured, without aUy loss On
our side.
Captures By Que BiOcSaders.
The following captures lre reported 20 the De
pRrnnent'-
The English schooner Ltoy, with an assorted
oarg0, by the United States schooner SsaJir9.
The crew all escaped TO the shore in small boats,
except one man. who WAS too drunk % move Or
Say anything.
she was from Bshic, and cleared Tor Matamo-
Ias' Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Schmidt, com
nuanoins the United States steamer Mia, reports
on' 0Sp'ase OF an unknown schooner on October
"a Inc crew also escaped 30 the shsre in small
boats ana nred the schooner, but the flames were
soon extinguished.
small sioop, no name, was captured October
9th, by the sioop RosaEe. All the csnt,,r,n,
vessels are attached to the East Gull Bloe,sd,n',
Squadron.
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EXCITEMENT At HAGBR TOWN.
Another Accident Oh the Potomac,
EpecinI 10 rho rvouing IcIegrnph.

Special 80 The Tveutng Telegraph.
wAsHINGTcN, November 0.-P,rties arriving
here from Hagerstown, Mary land, state that some
alarm is felt there lest Moso,y should mske a
dash pcross ibe river 20 burn Htecrstown a5 he
las threatened 70 do it, and prisoners who have
fl en- into our hands recently say that, is She
in,en ion OF the Rebels 20 10 So in retaliation f,.
ibc destruction Of tine property in tae Val ey.
Tbs fear has been Increased ~ an a.t,r-pr
several nights ago to fire the C5ur, House, which
il situated 10 the very heart Of the s'VI. L vas
discovered IN time, however, 90 prevent a sor lu3
confsgration. Arms have been iuruisnol 20 cit-
sens and companies have been formed in tls
county for home protection,
II APPEARS to be tae determination Of the Uni5n
cit zens. 70 defend ,hcmsolyes from guerilla ds9re.
cations, and a number Of them have volunteered
as scouts Scouting parties arc out day aud night
Tie retreat of Early will doubtless cause
Moseby to seek another field Of operations.
On Wednesday night a collision oecuTo near
FONT Lookout between the Dragon and she Free
born, gunboats Of the PotomA, Fiotilla, whereby
the bow and apron OF the latter we're knocked ol
eau ,ing her 10 leak badly. BY the use Of pumps
she was kept aCoat until she arrived at SaIn
In goes, where she was beached.
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RERFL REPORTS.

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM EAST 1ESSEssES.
Brceknridge is not only intellectually great, hut
he is as brave as The bravest, and seems % have
harmed the art of war 10y intuition. Like fOrrosg,
b. Is ever able 10 accomplish what other, deem
impossible In East Tennessee he has ut single
blow swept away the prestige Of what the Hanhecs
clam as great victory. = ne following lesPAtSn
received at The War Department last night speaks
for itself, and hardly needed the briet preface We
give IT,
HEADQUARTERS Army NORTHERN lNGINiA,
November l5- Hon. James A. Seddon. Secretary
Ct War; General BruckiuTdgG report that on
the night OF the 18Th lac turned Bulls Gap, when
the 81 emy enp,cd TO retreat. Ah1nJ on
O'Clock on the litb, with Naughn's AMI Ddke
Several hundred prisoners, ten stands OF coOr5i
SIX pieces Of artillery, with ca'ssou' and hp.s''
complete, fity Loaded wagons with teams, anou-
X. J.. LEE.
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NEw NOWK, November l9.-ElJur has ad-
var,rd 2.NtUg safes uf ilrtO blls tGIyurHH G,-
state $40 tn N % for ohio Huf 81" 2uIr nth srn
wheat Has advanced .3 sol"s u1.n prTt1ut, Corn adj
yarctd lGpr.. tnIts iJW bu. H. ~ stgl Reef Hr
NJ, as PoIk unclaimed Lard lTn. whisky dull.
NEW YoRK November IL. - Stocks are bgt,cr
Chicago ana D. oN Island, lOJIi. Cumberland preferred
81. Illinois Central 2i, MCHgan Llutlern, z. li Nav
YORK Central, ryunsNyauis Coal, trOa tnidiug,
l.tlr Hudson RIVER, llH; Canton 90 81; Missouri Gs
u Erie %; OnCytar Certncntes. gGi: Trea turv }ls
lf 10 l0s, g6 J2Os Coupons lJ3S Gold 2l7i since
the Eoaro 2lg,
BALTIMORE, November l0.-Fiour duh and
heavy; sn,es ot 700 bbls a. Sll for Howard, super.
Wheat dNaurpd 2u1c Com firm: sal,s of OI bushels
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10, 2-4O a. M.-I1teIligenc
deemed reliable. but the accuracy ofwhich can
NO, he determined tonight, says that very re-
&c ptly the Rebel General Breclsinridge, With ten
thousand men, attacked General Giliem near
BULBS Gap, and, after q desperate fight, the latter
was defeated, with loss Of four hundred pris-
ore1s. The number killed and wounded is not
stated.
No fears of an invasion of Kentucky, as con-
sequence of this reverse, are apprehendcd, Us the
military authorities me fully prepared 20 meel
any advance OF such force into the State.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Arrival Of a Distinguished Refugee,
FROM THE SOUTH.
Seventy Bounty-Jumpers Sent
TO the Front.
OFFICIAL Amy CHANGE.
Etoo mtc.. aro., ato., Etc.

suecioi 30 Bbo T,vni1g rrieggtun.
wAsuINoIoa, November lg.--Mrs Annio Bat.
ler. wife Of the aUsc5njiuS Confederate S1.es
Treasurer, who succeeded IN mlaiug his way %
Norfolk, passed through here yesterday on 0er
woy to Join h,I husband. Mrs. BGtl3r nude TWO
attempts tocscapg from Richmond, the first time
she was captured and taken buck, 30. she ila!y
succeeded in making her way To Point L)JkOut
and was brought up to thi5 city yesterday in che
mailbUat Dictator.
1hc seventy bounty jumpers who deserted and
went over to the enemy, but who were recaptur5d
10 kentucky by our forces, and WAC arrived here
several days ago, were to-day sent in irons TO
General Patrick, at City Point, 70 await trill by
court martial. They were under charge Of Lieu
tenant George W. Upton and a de,lchmsn, OF
men of the lO.h Regiment Veteran Reserve
Corrs.
Mojor Robert II. Litter, Assistant Pfovos.
Mar Of the Military District Of Washington,
with headquarters aE Georgetown, has been re.
llCved by Captain julson NJ Cross, Of the
Veteran Rc.tryc Corp. and ordTea to Augustl,
Ne, there 10 assume iue duties Of Assistant Pro-
vost Marshal General, Chief Mastering and Dis-
nursing Officer, and SupcrintGndent Of Volunteer
Recruiting Service for the State OF Maine.
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FROM MOBILE BAY
The Fleet Collected There

New YoRK, November lo.-Tho transport
California, from Mobile Bay, on tho sth instant,
has arrived. She left In Mobile Bay the Uuitei
States steamers Hartford, Richmond, Lackltolpaa,
honongaheld, Rcsp,eJcc, and Metacomet; and the
monitors Ckckqsa,o, Manhattan, and IN0ne5ago
LEFT at Key West United States steamers Proi3ily,
LdgamOre, Conenaogh, Dale, and Magnolia.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE notice.


WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
RELSBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHy
Is composed Of BaeAR, CRJsbs aas JHtpsr Bsrris
lsstod With great care and prepared Ia vaouo sy II T.
HoLMBcLD, Druggis! and Chemist Of lkteea YsArs'
poreuce IN ..hs city OF Philadelphia and nou presOrbsa
BY the nOstsUinsn. Of the faculty and havs been sd
nsd to use ia the United state, Army and are also In
very general use In State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout The land Medicines delivered
to any Eddrsss AOo0mpansd BY explicit dsetiOnI Direct
iettssst1
hELAm0JO's Drug ana Chemical warehouse,
No. 5O4 Broadway. New York,
Ok HKLAnBoLD's Medical Depot,
No. IO1 8. Tsnth street. PhIadoIphla.
Beware Of sSuntsrfshs. Ask fOs HELMBoLD's. and
take no Othor.
once open hOm 7O'siOck A. NJ, tosP.M.
sOidhg Druggists svsywAsrs. SII-laihs sm
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.
HELMBOLD'B
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

FOR Non Retention or Inoortncncs Of Urna Irritation,
Inflammation Or liberation of ne Bladder Or Eidpsyt,
Cl,suu,. G-1td. or B,et.duu BsrsH aud an Diseases
Of u, Bladder ,an,y,. ANd Dfop'ieh eIIags.
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49, COMMERCIAL EDUCATION ANO
- 10 lnur-uOH ,u thn CoIu.rs.-plt tEW CODraR.
ESQ. of New ,rl,, te well known pn'antrop.s' 1un
mutlaf prince N s .Nnl 4d irsss 30 Bay mi slrlt
IrU EgnuEi'Ts NavOnal Commercial r'llgro As,enby
Buldug#,S W Cpnrroi TEN NJ and Cl sur Srccts
li ESlNh tsrrIu". rIN 4.d luHr., Hcl0 Es,
occasion of deh eating tie new College RD SuJiHc.-
'tonmcrlta rduruunU ana Do, ulFnugo 5U NuE tfg
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shipment Of Specie.

NEW YoRK, November l9.-The steamers Cit,
Of Baitimoye and Pe,lnsylrania sailed for Liver
pool at uoOn to-day with 81 10000 In specie.
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FEDERAL REVERSE IN EAST
TENNESSEE.
General Alvin c. Gillem's First
Defeat.
BATTLE AT BULLS GAP.
Enemy's Force Ten Thousand Men,

ETC., Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

(Eoy additional city Intelligence see HirR page)
STATE OF THERMOMETER To. DAY.--SiS A. NJ,
A. Noon, 47. p. NJ. iG. Wind, y. by Z.
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USE HELMBOLDiS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

"Ualc "Fsmale," from shqiscsr originating,
and no maqer Of hoW long standing. 1t is pleasant in
taato and oaor. "Iumediats" IN Reti0a, and more
trenr rhenn than any OF the preparations Of Baytoy Iron
Those suffering ron Broken Dozen Dclissls CoaIiaa-
tOns, procure ne Romedy at once.
The reader be that, however slight may be
the attack Of the above diseases is cortAn TO aoot hiI
Boday Hoalgi, N,a,al Porsrs, Happnsss and Ay P0I-
Erity.
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IMPORTANT FINANCIAL NEWS.

THE sEcRETARY's MESSAGE.
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HIILMl3C)LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

In aneccns peculiar to FEuIEs," Is uneausled by any
other preparaton in Choross, Retention, Irsgs-
nations; Ulccratsd or schroaa State Of the UtSrus
teuehoHhoa and all complaints incident 70 the SEX
whether arising hRbt0 Of dissipation mpruaoncies
or in the decline CT change ofB's.
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Special 60 The Evening Telegraph.
WARRINGTON, November 19.-It is now
thought that Mr. FesseBden will give notice that
he win not issue any more gold bonds, but win
commit the sale Of q new currency loan to some
banking house. The message Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury will contain some very import
ant recommendations respecting the purchasing
OF cotton in the South.
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Horrible Outrage.
The Brother Of the Victim Shoots and hslls
the Fgsnd in Open Court. r.

me FftHu IN 'Olpe" COd'e.
4 few DAYS ago terrible outrage eucur
.ed near Springfield, Iii. 1t appears sol
der named Phillips, seized the little daugh.
ter of a clergyman, only ten years OF age,
and afflicted with St. Vitus's dance, and
,orcibly placing her in a carriage, drovs of
with her, andloutraged her person. Soon
after the wretch was arrested. The little
girl identified him as the man, and when
her father had taken her home, he was not
long in finding out how terribly she had
heen wronged. On his way back to the
masistrare's office, the feelings of father
and q man so far overmastered his sacred
character that he serzed brick, and rush
,ng into the office, struck the guilty man
terrible but not fatal blow. Justice Adams
deemed it advisable to postpone Q hearing
unt,l;the next morning, and the bleeding
and guilty wretch was carried to the jail
for safe keeping. * bis (, .iai = =
SPRINGFIELD, Nav H.-The examination
OF the guilty wretch was commenced this
forenoon at the Custom House, the attend
auce being very. large, and the exc'tement
inteuse. A brother OF the afnicted ano
outraged child got into the building, and
i-sw;nc q revolver, discharged it at the
2t!sonsr. Two shots took effect, and the
ezamination was postponed. The prisoner
~,s fatally injured and died tonight. The
eycitem.nz Growing out Of the affair is In
tense. and public feeling is altogether with
tie family of the unfortunate little girl
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New YORK, May 23.-The Tribune's
correspondent states that less than 10000
new troops repulsed thres divisions of Ew-
elPs corps. - -.. ..e. .. ',.,% --
+" At three o'clock Friday morning, Birneys
Crawfords and Russel's divisions made an
advance movement so rapid and unexpect.
ed, that the rebel picket line was captured
almost to a man, and sweeping on until
over two miles had been gained, and hum
dreds of prisoners captured. ...a a5 -
A prisoner states that Lee came with
them across the Ny river, rode along their
lines, and addressed the brigade, telling
them if they were to undertake move
ment, which if successful, would be fatal to
the Yankees, and adjured them to make it
successful. He told them that they were
close to rich stores, and immense baggage
trains, and determined assault, would give
them everything we possessed. ~. e.
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Pickets Driven In.

FoRrRss MoNRoE, May 23-Yesterday at
Doon the pockets near the Point of Rocks
on the Appomattox were driven in by the
rebels and quite an engagement ensusd.
As soon as the pickets reached our re-
serve foses, twoiof our batteries opened on
tho enemy with a deadly fire and they were
so taken by surprise that they lost heavily
in killed and wounded.
Rebel Gen. Walkers wounded aud is 9
prisoner with many of his men.
The enemy got the worst Of the fgh
and retired.
There is heavy skirmishing this morning
bnt no particulars yet received.
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Rebels Retreating..Capture of
r.E Rebel Mail Carriers

New YoRk, May PA Washington
despatch of Yesterday P. NJ, states: That
the rebsi army haveIbeen rctreating since
the attsck on our right on the 18th So
At 4o'clock Saturday, P. NJ, our forces
occupied Guineas Station and Bowling
Green, and not enough rebels had then
been found to fight With. I4OH5n.-. --r
Two men were captured near Annapolis,
with large rebel mail destined for Baltf
more, with letters for New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia parties, also $4,000 in
gold, and $4,000 in greepbacks, the letters
speak of the scarcity Of food, and contain
highly important information.
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SpLENg1D PRoPERTY FOR SALE.'As may be
seen by reference to our ADVERTISING columns
this morning, Mr.. &. w. Smith offers for
sale his splendid country residence, known
IS .'Waddington.' Its situated about four
miles IRON Wheeling on the Bsthany turn
pike aud 10 every respect, is very beau
cifui and desirable property. 1t affords q
rare chance for one who wishes to purchase
, handsome and comfortable villa.
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WHEELING WEEKLY REG|sT Err
Wheeling Daily Register.
WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER.

With all clubs of ten and upwards an extra copy
will be sent to the getter up of the club
The REGISTER contains the latest War, Po-
litical and Commercial News;
The latest news by Telegraph from all parts oil
the United States and Europe;
The latest intelligence received by Nail;
The latest Foreign and Domestic Market he-
A full synopsis Of News from the Southern
States; ~
A full report of tho proceeding3 OF the West
Virginia Legislature; W.
The proceedings of our Sta'e and United It ties
Courts, and the Local State News
The REGISTER, in its Politics, in War as IN
Peace, is for the Country and the, whole Country
for the Government moro than the mere ad-
ministrators of authority-for the Constitution
more than those who, however, exalted they may
be in place and power, seek to violate Its provis
ions II upholds and honors Union OF equal
States, with equal privileges, and with equal
and exact Justice to a its citizens We are for
he old Flag altogether, and the cid Union, as far
as it isossi6e to restore it, and for the e1i sting
Constitution, in its spirit, letter and purpose.
Upou the coming events of the year rest the
entire hopes of the People and Government. We
are in the midst of bloody and protracted Civil
War It's duration AMI close depends upon .
wiser truer and more patriotic policy than we
have seen during the ntAdninistration We
owe Vt to the memory Of our fathers and 10 the
hopes of our children to the future Of our cDun-
try. and to the best interests Of mankind, e
change policy which is drifting US farther anc
father from the land marks Of patriotic sires
The REGrsrEn will do all it can foe those pur
poses, and hence, the Publisher invites suppT
and encouragement from all those who, while
wishing for good NEWSPAPER, also wish to hav'
q sound Constitutional Journal.
~ Specimen copies the RE0fsTER sent free
upon app ication, to any addre", and as many a
may be wanted
LEWIS BAKER 4 Co,
Publishers, Wheeling, WestlVs.
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WHEELING CREEK AND PENNsYLVA
MA TURNPIKE COMPANY.

TN compliance with law passed Oct. 3Oth, 1868
i by the Legislature of West Virginia, books Of
Subscription for thspurposeof organizing said Com
pany, will DO opened at tho Store room Of r. 8
Hopkins, him Grove, Ohio County, 1.-THE place FIX
ed By said lswl on 8 turday, May l4th, 1864
where and when all persons intereae in said bond
will please attend. The Capital stock Of said bond
is Fixed at $4,000. The SHARES at $50 each, and
whom the sum Of $4,000 shall be subscribed the said
company can be organized. AEe-
- ~ sRERRARD CLEMANs, ~
JACOB KELLER,
~ . 81 ALEXANDER CALDWELL,
..,-rE~ x. JOSEPH SHEPHERD,
y u Il bi DANIEL SfEENRoD. III
R. T. BUCHANAN, ~
JAMES D0WNEY, &bE
SETH ING8AHAM,
WV. McCREARY,
ap26-tf 4 2IEIakg Al COMMISSIONER
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From the Front.

New York, May pa special to the
Times says: - ..,---r D.
There has been no fighting since the re-
bel attack on our communications with
Fredericksburg on Thursday. There is rea-
son to believe Friday and Saturdays move.
ments will be found productive Of impor'
tant results. g
! A rebel Lieut., says Lees army numbered
before battles $4,000 to 10000, and he has
lost $4,000 to $4,000. He also says the re-
bel army has plenty Of provisions.
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---SHmfsf SHKrsff- SHHRTsi !tA fdiias.
.sprtpsnt of French and American cassi>
insft md flannel Army shirts Of vsrious
styles. aodGp1c6e5AisS 75l dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2F&l6, SIS, 921 and ga. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su-
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices, saIGsI 600 ~ T. LAKIN,
sINqs l02 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
,.ot1 .9iI ,s1sRofI le,ofi$zA mh29 6m
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g. NEW YORK, May %.
Cotton la2cents better; 9la92 for mddling up
lands; SASS for low middling.
Flour less active and close; 5el0 cents lower; no
buyers: Outside quotations, 25a7 IS fer extra
state; 65a7 IS for s1 R H 0; 7ba5 40 fox trade
brands
NWhisky frmar; l2ssl 29 70, state and 300
30l< for western.
Wheat lover; l56@l62 for Chicago spring
l59sl62 for Mill Club. l66sl69 for winter red
Western and common excited and 2@3 cents hig h.
er, l45@l49 for old mixed western in store.
Corn very firm; only limited supply; old mixed
western | 80 in store.
Oats ull. c
Coffee dull.
Sugar dull.
Pork frmer; 26a26 50 for old, mess 29a29 so;
new do 23a24 old and new prime 26 80 and q
prime mess. ......a..
Beef more active.
Bacon sides quiet. 81
Lard opened firm and closed heavy; l3%al4k
Butter in fair demand; 25a36 for Ohio 35a40 for
state.
Cheese STEADY.
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GRIM JOKE BY Dick TAyLoR.-General
Dick T,ylor captured from General Banks
train two wagons loaded with paper collars.
The facetious rebel rsturned them uuder q
flag of truce saying, 81 have boiled, fried,
baked and stewed these things, and can do
nothing with them. We cannot eat them.
They are luxury for which we have no
use, and would like therefore, to exchange
them for like quantity Of hard tack"
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WOULDN'T PAY GREENBAcKs FOR WASH
1sGroN.-On Saturday morning several
small portraits of Washington were sold
by auction at the rooms Of Geo. +. Wick
ham. They were knocked off to country
man, who Immediately walked over to the
clerk to settle tho BILL He said ts had
too much respect for Washington to buy
his portrait for greenbacks, aud therefore
paid the bill in specie.
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Grant Expected to Flank Lee

Grant EXpecteU 10 Fink Lee
NEW York, May 23.-The Worlds corr
respondent says: 'r. ae
That in the event of Grant thanking Lee,
as he will eventually, and that beyond per.
adventure, fact which Lee himself admits
under his undeceived movements.
The rebel army will fall back contesting
as it goes, at every strong position, to the
immediate vicinity of Lynchburg; which
now learn from a prisoner as being heavily
fortified. according to rebel camp rumor,
and will fight the main decisive battle OF
the war there. 80. : )
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FEEEGRlRIl|5
Gov. Seymour on the Suppress
sion OF the two N.Y.PaperS.

ALBANY. N, 7. May 23-Gov. Seymour
has directed the District Attorney TO pro.
cure an Indictment against all who engaged
in the seizure of the n. 7. World and the
Journal of Commerce. oe.s,. ssys..
I There are no specials of importance in
the morning papers. III Lrael
The Fredericksburg correspondent Of the
Tribune states that three gunbosts anchor
ed there on their way up the river. They
sent an expedition 3 miles into the country
capturing the Acting Master of the .Iebel
navy. Three men were killed and 6, includ-
ing the Acting Master were taken. They
stated that if the 4 gunboats had been two
days later they would have been boarded
and captured by rebels organized for that
purpose. siiv b7raM
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\ MILL doing large amount OF custom
work, and easy of access FROM either the
Central Ohio railroad or the National
Turnpike, is offered for sale cheap, Ad'
dress this office s.
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THREE CENT NoTEs,-It is said that Sec
rctary Chase will soon iavor us with new
slinplaster iii the shape of three cent
fractional note, which will tend to supply
the scarcity Of cents.