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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-22

HosTETTER'sC CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTRRs
Of the greatest ghenng preparations exant
Il Is especially adapted those who afflicted with the
Feye snd que, any other disease arising from disor
dered condition Of the digestive organs For the FoYer
que there perhaps medicine in the world
to it, enters purdes and repenzhes the blood which
is important to bring about healthy action dseas
es of this nature The Bitters among the
popular, and at the time valuable specifics in the
medical world. In recommending il to the public we arc
fully conscious Of doing them great service knowing
DO, their many excellent qualities and speedy
tion in oil where the disease is caused by rregular
ty Of the digestive organs trial will suffice for the
most Ekeptieal. ~ See Acknowledgement.
For sEs by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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-.

Asit four miles from fseeierd containing 80 acres
outbuildii "a thereon eFeeted also apple orchard
thereon
tract Of Fazd in Harmens Bottom JunsatA town,bfr
withlog honse barn &C.. thereon erected containing "a
and aiinwanee Best RI eieAred and andrr fees
and good statg Of cult iration. Wear t. 4 seboo
house. Mn Ar Adjyhing cott bow. Hughes, ana others
and lately purchased froln y IN. Hurley.
ALSO.
6saeres ofland, 10 cleared and Rn6er fcnsc with ev
house thereon erected adjoining Geo. Tro,ssian Geo
May and others, in JHRia township. ana partly in Lon
donderry, lately o'snod ~ Andrew Wexford
Also,
fsc aeree near t5ssrstown-within mile OF grosd.o.
Railroad--about 100 cleared, with 4 two story
dwelling honse--nsw bank barn--stable Ac.. there
erected also apple orchards thereon cf choice fruit
The soil is rich aaA capable of producing 4Fery va
riety ofeE0Ps ia this csiiastc.
Also,
100 atras best qaality of prariencar ls Missourt
close u theeouHty seat Of Harrison Co Io~a-
ALSO.
Two one hundred sixty acre fracts aifei7;,~ Ris
horne City ths richest valley Of the ness--she p.tt.
yslley-ahbut miles Of omaha 0ity aud cio.t
the great Datiasl goTvrnmsntroad leading west in Ne
braEka Territory
Also
tract Of land r. Union toanship, containing ras
acres II acres eearsa vita farm house. house
double log barn, also apple o=chard theTesn al.o
good new saw mill theraa, known the .-Snyaer ar
Aoph@ EA0Pclgs
Also.
Ice acres, two miles sbore Omaha City, on the sreas
bend ofthe Missouri This trAet IS we'll Gmbsred and
very desirable. All oftheselands located altar
personal inspection and careful ON te zroand
and cAn be well relied upon for fufrre wealth Eapa
showing the precise location are Isy poscSsiorH
ALSO,
Three desirable lots in omaha City SesrasSa Tsrri.s
~
Also.
lot ofground in the City of Dasotah xebrssla Ter
Htory.
THE REAL ESTATE OF JoHNc. RIFYIR
sltssts in Hsrmons Bottom. Bedford county contain
- acres $50 OF which cleared-lyinE On the wa
~ kaystown Branch Of the Juniatu The i'm
rrobn ~ ere good farm house large bank barn and
ryT,i, ors 'isiings also large griSt mill in good
cbonTeTs liza I'm run of French burrs and mountain
This is ery sioried stone house nillers housed
stato Of & rsrertythe land is in high
The above raj este adopted to the raising Of wheat
;a@ - - 80 = - s 60, I'll be sold at such prices as "a
insure s sAie anu M If"htaAle est,ne,,sS f =
Notes OF obligations 81 any k;as .s
taken IN exchange esaa a' are good W %
apr 2, 1864. y. h. SHANNON.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
BEDFORD. PA.
E.s. nTEFr.. q WILLIAM nIBERT

ID ESPBCTFULLT announce to their friends in Bed
ford county, and to the public generally that they
have leased for Of years the large and convenient
Hotel at the of Pitt uisna streets Bed
ford, Pa. known as tho ssyNASHINGTONH HOTEL''
and lately kept by Mr.- s. Filler
This house being thoroughly rehtted and rsfurnshed
aud now open for tho reception Of guests Visitors
the "BEDF0RD SPRINGS" and persons attending
Court will find the house pleasant and quiet temporary
home. Every attention viii be paid to the accommodation
and esnaort Of guests The table will at al times be
supplied With the best the afford. Charges viii
be moderate Extensive stabiing is attached to this ho
te Gnd careful and competent hoser will DO in attend
Special attention viii be paid to the OdatiOn Of
the farming community.
Coaches leave this House daily Sunday sxccped) at
81 O'Clock A. ~ and o'clock p II. TO connect with the
going East from Mount Dallas and Bloody Run.
coach viii also leave tri-weekly. Tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdAys for Somerset The travelling putb
lio will find it decidedly to their advantage stop wi h
them.
Bedford, jan a. 1seL-tf.
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RECRUITS FOR THE NAVY.

HEADQUARTERS. PROVOST MARSHAL, SIX
xEsrH DtsTRor. PESNsrLy4sIA, Chaps5ersbsrS, RarcA
ed TO ENLIST MEN for the NAVY aud MARINE
CORPS Able ordinary seaansn eastad into the Ma
val service receive advance OF three months pay
bounty 10 be refunded from any prize money to which
they may be entitled Recruits eRsting in the Marine
Corps do advance pay bounty from the nj
ted States but entitled prize Men enlist
the Naval Service the Marine Corps credit
ed on the quotas for draft the for the Army
Aen ensting for the First Battalion companies o. the
Invalid Corps now the Veteran Reserve Copsl VIII no
the quota be furnished under the dram OK
the ward borough township from which they enlist
GEO. OYSTER,
apr. 3-e. Capt.'and Prov. Mar. 10th Dis Pa.
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alrou City college.
Hon. Wilson Mcandl.ss, Judge Z. s. Cirsus
President 'as.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Corner. Penn and St. clAitsa7..a
THEi EiLARGEsTFCREA REsr,
$35.

Psys for full Commercial conrle.
81 No extra charges for Manufacturers. stearhos*
Railroad and Bank Bookkeeping. Ministers song a
hslf price Students enter and review at any time
This Institution is conducted by experienced Teachers
and prsctieal Accountants who prepare young
aetiye business the least expense and shortest notice.
for the lucrative and responsible situations Dplo
granted for merit only. Hence the universal prefer
for graduates Of this college, by bnrinets men
Prot. A. CoHiey. the best PcnmRn OF the Union. who
holds the largest number OF lst Premiums. and ali
competitors teachers Rapid Business Writing.
Circulars containing full information free a
pIcatsu to the Principals
JENKINS 3 SMITH,
PittsburG, Pa
tuly s, Iss3--E
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TERMS.
DAILY WORLD.

Clubs Of tWenty can have address pat each
paper for additional charge of ten cents each.
For every club Of twenty extra copy win be added
for the geer up Of the club For every club Of fifty the
Semi Weekly and for every club of hundred the Dali
y viii be trAen ,e9uested teu Of The copies
Of Weekly. Additions Clubs may be made any time
at Papers be changed from Club
another but request Of the person ordering the Club
and receipt of fifty single papers will be
taken from the Club and sent a separate address
All orders must be accompanied by the cash.
Address THE WORLD,
apr. Is, 1S64-c. 50 PARK Ro1c, 5eg FORK
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR NAY TERN,
IST MONDAY, 2ND DAY, 1854.

Thomas Sleek of Samnel, Henry Shaer, Samuel Dubba,
Michael Hoderb.um, Martin Brunlbaugh, John Mans
peaker. Isaac Deyore Thomas Mulenx, A. J. Sniveiy,
ohm W Beeer, Israel Davis Dsyd koons, Henry PEN
CYL David Miller P G. Mcrgart, Jchn Dltz George Pot
ter Henry Ickes Amos Oldham, W. NJ Akers, Barnet
Wemer Isaac Bowen Tobias Sniler, William Layton,
John l. Noble, A. J. Morgart, Thomas Hughes Thomas
Spcer George Bymire Nathan Crisman, John May, Nah
Ion Smith, John Corley Jr. Asa IIowsare, John Mort
more William Robson John Gephart Jr Michael Wiae
Drawn ard certified at the Commissioners 0fice Feb
ruary9, 1854. JaHA u. FISHER,
Gpr. S, 1St4-d C!srA
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MARRIED.

In Friends Cove, on Thursday, April 7th 1854. hy the
Rev. Wm NJ. Deatriek, Mr. DAVID F. KoONs, and Miss
SOPHIA, eldest daughter Of Mr. Emanuel j. Diehl, all
Of Friends Cove this county.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. J. Zimmerman M AARON
PREssEL TO Miss Ellen JANE DoNLEY, both Of
Union township Bedford county.
at the German Reformed Parsonage in St eIairsville
April 18th by the Rev. ~ Z. Gilds Mr.. ROBERT W
ALLISON, to Miss MARY ANN ALLEN, both Of ST
Clair township.
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List of Causes
Per powr Yor YRIAs At MAJ TBRx, 1854, Oar NoEDAr

LIST or GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY TERM
IsTMoNDAY 2ND DAY, 1854.
Peter f. Lehman, Foreman; Henry Mcdonald, Asa
Williams Nicholas Hysong William hestono William
Brollier Abner Griffith Henry FELTON,, Jacob s Brown,
Samuel Fishack, James Msdara, Isaac Earnest John G.
Figart, Isaac Conner jacob Evans, W. II. horgart JH
cob Ponnell. Joseph Sleighter William BoweE, David
shaer George Baiy John Hershiser, David Evans, Da
Tid Steel.
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THE LOST FOUND.
EVERY THING rs NOW LoHE
II | G H PRI CTS.
But II yon wish to find them sgsn at old ces sAn n

But II yon wish to find them sgsin, old ces sAu n
Mrs Il. Y. NTowrss.
who has just returned from Philadelphia. a the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECOH or
MILL IN ER " (RODG
brought to Bedfod which she wilI4A at old prices
cheaper.
HER. ST0cK CONSISTS or A GrERAL AS
.SORTBEST or FASHIONABLE kK. STRA "
CACTUS, LEGHORN, {AED CRAP. BOENETs
INFANT CAPS ANDHO0DS, SH15PS. AND A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIESEsSE,S AVID
CRTLDRENS MATS or THE HRY BEST
STYLES OF ALL C0LOR&
A Beautiful assortment of Plaids, Rms the latest
styles Flonnces, Ruches. Ladies dresraps, Coraets,
Rslmorsl Skirts Hoop Skirts cad ga Dress Trim
mings, Zephyrs Shetland Wool, &c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0PREyA DINE
FEfLs or ALL c0LoRs5 ALSO EDTES kIgE1
COLLARS AND POCKET -HAEDKl CHIEFS 90
&c
Do not purchase elsewhere until vous1 and axnmins
the above stock Of goods you viii cesnly And it 10
your own interest
apr 1ss+-d.
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ghe 3tdford alnqairer,
8EpF0Rp Pa FRIDAY, APRIL y. 1854.
Notice.

We stall continue to furnish TIE INouIRER for
Al. SO, u year in advance, until the first of May
next afper that time the terms viii be SITS, in ad
vance.
This small increase is necessary to meet the large
advance in the cost ofprintng material fevery de-
seriution The Inquirer is now considerably larger
than it has been and win require good deal more
work and expense to printit.
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ArnrToR,s SnTIcr.

In the matter Of the account Of J. W. LinEenfelts
Esq Administrator the estate of Mary Gcrdons deed
The subscriber appointed settle the exceptions V SAD
account and to report distribution Of the funds in ths
bands of the Administration viii attend for that pnposs
at his Office in Bedford on Friday tho 22nd Of Aprs
inst. when where al parties interested may atsenn
they think ProPel. JOHN NOV hA
apr. s. Ise4-d
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IMPORTANT NOTICE..
apr. $, Isc4--d.

stoekeepers and all other persons ere hereby specially
warned and ed against selling goods my erodA
in any way Trusting my account my wife Of other
members nay farnily win not pay any deots which
they may contract having supplied them nbandsry With
- !, -. eflfyina-a CHAELD6 sMExR
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0sborn's Prepared lava Coffee.

AFAKEs The NEST delicious and economical beverage
" in uso Nervous persons and dyspeptes use this
excellent without the injurious effects experienced
by using othor coffee. In snd for sale By
q. Il. W. 0sTER>
Msrsh ls, ISe4-R
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Tavern Licenses.


The following persons have taken out petitions for the
purpose Of Presenting them the Curt at May Ssason
1854 for license to keep Tavern.
David stuckey. Rainsburg, colsrain township.
Catharne Eichelberger Hopewel Broad Top .p.
Deihl Dibert Bedford Borough.
Joseph Mortimore Snake spring township.
John Drhew Broad Top township
Henry Fluke, Woodbury..
William Pearson.
Thomas C. Reighart, Union township.
Harry Dullinger, Hopewell,
Christian EYersole, st Clsrsviie, st Clair soWp
Bernard o'NeAl, ChencysTills, Southampton tp.
Joseph Foller Bueps Vista, JuuiatA tow n1hip.
Saml, NJ Sleek, pleAaantTine. st Clair township
VAL Steekman, Bedford Bor.,
Thomas NJ 'Caulin BuenA Visits, JuniatA township.
JohnC BLACK Bloody Run, West Providence tp-
Dani p stone RainsburK, Colersin township.
Jacob Raun, Saxton, Liberty township.
Geo. w. Firard. Fairplay, Broad Top township.
Aaron W. Reed, South Woodoerry to-
A. ]. PenneH. Ransburg, Colernin township.
A. J. Snively, Scheilsburg Bor
George NJ. Colvin, Scheilsburg Bor
q A MeKillipy North Point Brosdtop township.
Io,.nh r Stoper BLOODY Run, West Providence tp
I Val Bes,erer Stonerstown, Liberty township.
peter Amick. st ClaravilS, St Clair township.
I Paivbtner Palo Alto Londonderry, tp.
D. A. T. Black Rays Hiil, RaEt Providencetp.
las A. Hauev Centervie, Cumberland Valley tps
BENJAMIN Elliott stoneIstoWn, Liberty township
''--' o. r. SHANNON, 07srk-
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LOCUST PINS, LOCUST PINS. SLAVES, &c.
WANTED.

Large quantities, al lengths Of LOCUST PINS for
c.sb Also Slaves Hoop- Poles Oak, Ash, Hickory,
Poplar, Walnut, and Cherry lumber &c.
~Fs Address W. A. LEVERING,
CaIloRhil St. Warf, Phila-
apr. 22-d.
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List of Retailers.

A List Of Vendors OF Foreign and Dor
Merchandise in the county Of ofBedford,
year 1868, as appraised and classified
Appraiser 0fMercantile Taxes.
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o1es,oYesyy

take this method Of informing the public that havs
taken oct Auctonee- and Sale License and will attend
whspsver desired the shortest netiee
bic terms.
Peasons wishing hs services Of the aucficneer wza
please oAll upon the undersigned before adveresiag
Applyto JOHN ALSIP,
zee Bedford Pa
Ian. sfsss-sG
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give credit 10 Secretary Chase or sold Greenbaek y
as he il styled for ali of this.
Ii is considered equal to great victory on the bat
tle6eld.

Browns Bronchial Troches ssYour Troches are
too welland fayorably ksown to oneedeom1neralaton'
Hon. CHAs. A PHELPS, Pres Mass Senate
my communication with the world has been very
much enlarged by the Lozenge which now carry al
ways in my pocket; that trouble in my throat for
which the Troches are specific having made rue
often mere whisper" n P.WIILis
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nNIoN HoTEL.

VALENTINE srEcKE1S, PROPRIETOR.
FeS PiH Street., formerly known as the Globe Hot'i
The pahe are assured thar he has made ample arrange
ents 20 MEDIATE 81 that favor him WITH +be;r
patronage. sytsnSid I.frery ssasis attached.
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WANTIEI

Several thousand feet Ofdry 4z4 Cbs alss inch
Cherry Plank. Also old copper and br
Address EAfE W0RLH
arrishrsg, Pa.
mareA Is, lss4d.
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White & Moor's Malt Coffee.

CONTAINING portion OF the best Java Coffee. The
Jhealthest and cheapest substitute for coffee in she
world Price 20 cents per poaIa For sale p me pas
gain store of o. u v. Ve =.
Marsh IR Is6<-K
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters tesamentay the estate Of David Ford Sr Of
Broad Top township having been granted the subscr
Der living in said township all persons indebted said
estite, requested to make payment Immediately, and
those hsving claims against the win present them
proper authenticated Tor settlement.
MICHAEL ". FoRD,
Erscltor.
April %, 1s84-c
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FOR SALE.
TRADE

farm ia Bedford township, owned bv Jno. n Rr.k
Abt four miles from Bedford, containing iso acres
about se res cleared vita log house og barn and other
thereon.
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Notice is hereby given, that an appeaIl be held
at the Court House, on the 7th day of y, 1864.
A. j. S4S0M,
Mercantile praiseT.
Anr IaGA-E
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The following persons have taken out petitions for the
purpose Presenting them TO the Curt at May SsaSoI
1854 for license to keep Tavern
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jan. 20, lst4q mo.
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tract Of lard in Harmens Bottom. JunEatA township
With log honsr barn DE- thereon erecte contaiin "a
and allowance Best sFt cleared and ander fcp sn
and IN good ststg Of cultivation. Near Is sebooi
house. Mill Dr. AdjyaBg cott Low. hughes, ana othcrs
and lately saarehesas from \. IN. Hurley.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-03

NE heard "a rumor on the street yester'
d,v that an election had been held in tbs
city on Thursday. last. We we're somewhat
ncredulous and very much star'leo "ue"
va heard the report, and to satisfy our
ss,vas Of the truth or ialsity of tne matter
GA rsnaired to the Recorders office where
we learned that there had been an eleetlon
held in the city, and that the Union ticket
had been triumphant. Being Anxious %
"sse the papers," they were shown u.s. and
ve were satisfied. The poll books which
have inst been re turned show that there are
six townships within the city limits, viz;
Washington, Madison, Clay, Union, Web
ster and Centre. In W ashington township
here were tpenty-thres votes cast; in Mao
son Twenty-Five votes; in Clay serenity f''6
votes; in Union tortythrse votes; in wooster
about Mirty votes, and in Centre thirty ses pe'
votes, making total of tpo hundred ana
thirtv votes for the city townships In Jan
nary last over two thousand votes were
,olJad II ia said the other townships oil
Ohio county will also give large mon ma
;or;,;es and the vote will be heaoy-at least
II will compare favorably with that OF thiS
city. ..'.@
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Foreign News.

New YORK May The city OF W ASP
inpton from Liverpool on the morning OF
the 10Th, Queenstown the 2lst of April ar.
rived here this p M
The steamer Bavaria left Hamburg for
n Y, on the 18th was captured by Daulsh
frigate at the mobth of Wiser Shs had a
large number of passengers on board. The
ship aud cargo was valued at Sl2O,OoO lbs
sterling.
The Hauss was stopped by a frigate at
the SAME place but after examination OF
papers was allowed to proceed.
The Germania from n Y al Southampton
would not 60.
The Hamburg landed her passengers and
would he discharged at Southampton.
The London Times attributes a Sigh
rally in the confederate loan, and a reaction
IN Paris bonds to open defiance, France OF
Mexican question by the House OF kepre
sentatiyes at Washington Tho Times
thinks however that the action of the House
will be ignored or retracted.
Cyrus ", Fields las been giving ban
auei to the supporters OF the Atlantic Tel
egraph. Adams and Wright were present
and exchanged international courtesies.
The public were starteled on the 18th
by the announcement that Garabaldies Wis
it was to be abruptly terminated. and thai
he WOULD leave London en- route for Capses
on the 22nd,
The Prusslan's assaulted and captured
Duppel on the morning of the 18th captur
ing SO cannon and 1000 to 5000 prisoners
The Prusaian loss is stated at 2 Generals
| 60 officers and Geo pryates.
The Danes are said to have lost betweei
| SO and 100 officer. and 400 men
The reported hors' du combat victory
was received with great REJOICING Of Berlin
1t is reported that the Prussians have oc
| cupied Alsen, and that tho occupation o
the whole of Ireland is resolved upon
Richardson, Spencer Il Co, and Wakefield
& Co report -four dull and unstable.
Prices nominally unchanged.
Wheat moderate, demand at call rates.
Corn dull, at 2ss q adfor mixed.
Beef quiet but generally firm.
Pork unchanged.
Bacon dull and rather lower at 36s a 40d
Lard very quiet AIS cd 43s cd
Sugar firm and in good demand.
Coffee steady.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-The reported
capture of steamer Bavaria by Danisl
frigatr, proves unfounded She reached
Southampton on the night of the 10th.
The Danish have retrcated fro n Duppe
to the island of Alsen.
Some members Of the conference met il
London on the Goth
The representative of the German die
wos absent and the conference adjourned
until the 25th.
Garibalda is reported to have consented
/ TO reconsider his determination to qui
England on the 22d.
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WASHINGTON, May 2-The Star says
the cavalry expedition, sent out FROM Wen
ma last Thursday, under command oi Col
Lowell, returned TO that pace yesterday
after having visited heesburg and Upper
vile Near Upperville, portion OF Nose
hy's guerrilla band was encountered, when
sharp fight ensued, which respl ted in the
loss to the rebels Of two killed aud four
wounded, aud % taken prisoners. Col
Lowell lost killed and wounded lie
returned safely with % prisoners, captured
from Moseby, aud also % horses, aud
large quantity OF wool, tobacco, aud other
couutraband goods.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2-The sub commit
tee ON the conduct of the war reported from
Fort Pillow, they took 81 dispositions, all
of which moro than confirm the newspaper
accounts of the massacre. they say it would
DO impossi le to exaggsrste tue cruelties
committed.
The Senate bill granting presumption to
certain lands in California was passed, the
bill to regulate the foreign and coastine
trade on the Northern, Northeastern and
Northwestern frontier Of the United States
passed.
The internal revenue bill was received
from the Ho Sc aud referred to the com
mittee on finance.
On motion 1000 extra copies of the bill
were ordered to be printed.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-03

BINDrNe- Having purchased new ma
chinery, tools, etc, and employed COM
petent workman, we are prepared to ac
commodate our friends and patrons, who
have 80 anxiously anticipated the opening
of this department Of our office. Our tacli
tiles for manufacturing blank books, led
gers, account books, etc, are unsurpassed
by any establishment i'll this section O
country. Those having books to bind, Oh
old books to be repaired, will do we'll te
send them to the REGISTER .BINDERY, where
all work will be executed with neatnes'
and dispatch. s-H EH .laa .-,s Hy.'
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Yk['l|(RAP|'n|]|.l||g||
Up to 2 OsO1ock. A. M.
MisoeIIaaeous.. ~

TA<1SN
New YORK, April IA special to Time
| from Washing ton says:
The let despatch received to day, by thu
government from, Fort Monroe stating tha
tue rear Of Beauregard's army passet
through Petersburg yesterday morning, hi
force is estimated ct 900 to 10000. %
Nothing Of nete transpired at the front
to day. ' -HSig Ia. az 81 go gee 1rss
The pickets Of both armies extend up ant
down the Rappahanock and Rapidan.
Considerable force reported at Fredricks.
burg throwing up more earthworks on the
heights. llTHEEff1 ~ 4IlBg(E ia
The rebels are reported withdrawing from
Madison, Court H0use and concentrating in
front OF our left and centre.
yOne division Of Longstreets corps accor-
ding to deserters is at Hanover Junction as
reserve On the same authority Lees
strength is stated upwards Of 0O,OO0 men
Rumors prevail that Gen. Banks is super
seeded by Gen. Augar. .sc
Facts in possession Of the Congress Com
mittee to investigate affairs in the New
York, Custom House show enormous trade
still carried on between that city and
rebeldom. 1890. "a.
WORLD SPECIAL --Messrs.- Gooch and
Wade of the committee on the condition OF
tho war, returned to day from Fort Pillow
aud called on the President this evening"
Statements made as to barbarities and cru
elites there, are fully corroborated.