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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01
HENRY G. DIEuL, Co. Il, 5Ist P.V.

~The Miillinburg Telegraph states
that Martin l.. Kieifer, Co. B, 9th Z. Il
G., and Chsries w. Weisz, Co. +, I'd Pa
Art, and Robert Hickeruel, have beer
killed in battle; Solomon Derr had flest
wound in his thigh; z. Pontius Irvine
prostrsted by o sun stroke.
F1auel Barber, native Of Buflaloe Val
ley, Sighting as o Major against his faith
ers' Gag, was killed in a skirmish with the
Union soldiers in Georgia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01

D@ Already, one very destructive con.
fsgation has been announced, caused by
4th of July Gre-crackers in the hands of
children.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01

Sea- We ask our subscribers to show the
following curious notice to those neighbors
who don't take no Papers! 1t looks very
mournful to see people 60 to towns for
trade, and fud she business places closed
do tell them ith Of July is the National
Sunday, and the stores keep that day,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01
The Eve and the Ear.

nR. S. II. KNIGHT, Of Lewisbure, having
IL had twenty-five years practice, offers
his services 10 those who are afflicted with
diseased Eyes or Ears. The following is one
Of number Of Testimonials:
Ny son had cataract Of both ey.s-vas blind Of one.
AMI nearly oI the ether had physfians Attending
him. to no effect. pr. Knight undertook his case and
cured hn without operation. would advise all who
are afflicted to Civ. him r call. SAMUEL WOLF.
IiartI.tap, Jan :, 1864 Ilu52l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01
HN8AAS EAASs

fINHE premises known as the Session Bcnse
AT the corner of Front and Si.Luuis Sts,
will be offered to The highes, and best bt!tcr
on S1turdsy, the aIt day Of July, 1854, al =
O'Clock, PM. The purchaser, as part OF the
Consideration. 10 grade the side-hlli, removing
the rubbish ali repairing and pak.ns fence
similar TO The one around The rest Of the lot,
along the space vacated by the buiIdlng-the
premises TO be removed within ten days after
the sale. Terms cash. JOHN L. LINN,
Secretary of the L, ~sbarg Literary Association
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01

- We the undersigned to CLOSE our places of
u business ON MONDAY. JULY 1, Istl.
LowisturC. sune 80, lNGI.
BROWN a liiNNELRICH N Y ZIMMERMAN
WALLS a ca. EVANS
JOHN II. EEALE SAM'L HUkSH
WOLFE WETZEL a Co. PETER IItESU
JNo IL GOODMAN jos L.. IItMS
hfk'N AENsCH GEO B. kCh EET
hkEMEt, LONG co. (aui Uthcrs)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01
rIELISnED SEui-WEfkLi---
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
f0I PKEsiDFNT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
ZOE iict PRESIDENT,
Andres, .eOsl slnsOl.
f0I pKEsiDFNT,
District and Comfy Nominations.

AsscmbIy-StyIEL u. 0EN it, of tni"n county
SAMUEL ALihMiN. oi Snyder county
ShcriH-TH0MiS CHIICn. Of Hartley tosnship
mmissioner--MI,HAtLk kLL,kNtE. Of New Bcrlil
audi,ar-JaMtS aikkN, Of Ea>I Eu.iaIoe
Coroner r-Ek>JaMIN HAAS. OF Miinsure.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-01

AMENDMENTS TO TUE CONSTITUTION.
Far The First imsndm~i.
For the N-cDnG imsHdmfHt.
for tie Third Im'ndmcnl.
Election on TUESDAY, Aug. =, 1861
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

ne Randolph C'un,y journal says: Our
; present wheat crop 10 good bu, Iicb,. tn.
! cor" We EXPECT 20 see do tclefsbly v elI W..
= ~'l def'nd much on the l. ng'h Of the
season Potatoes are s,sndirg q wor.s
chance. They can't wnii for the vairs ~
august. Lst things turn out The best thev
can we mus have scant supplies and hioh
prices, and we want 10 say 10 everyb.d,
save up everything. and plant snd sow ev..
'y'h'rg that can grow sher ihis. Buck-
""eh' ana 'nrnips especially come In for A.
'en'ion. Let fsrmer. 90 In strong on b,ck-
wheat, snd lei everybody in Town od com.
Wv scatter 'urnio seed over All crea,ioo.-
f'en'y of them will help out much in the
producii"n Of milk. butter and beef.
Save 'he Fort Wayne Times OF the -.
Harvesting he's already commenced in th;s
county The yield Of wheat will be ANAL
ne drr hot weather has ripened M. wh...
ns'"re me kernels hsd chance 10 fill ~,
me rains o' Yesterday helped the corn oro..
poets very much.
The franklin Jsff'rsonisn ssy.: The far.
'"e's nave been quite busy during this weeL
harvesting their wheat. Never since 49,,
recollection ~ss ID, crop better in Joha.o.
county.
Srys me New Albany Ledger: Repor,s of
BE growing corn crop in Southern indian.
''e mos' cheering II the weather con,in-
- '"vorab'e' he prospect is that the Weld
W Dc heavier ,hsp in any previous season
% 'he past ten years.
Says the vincennes Sun: Our farmer.
throughout This section are now in the mid.,
harvest. a heavy drawback on them /.
'e scarcity Of labor. Quite number s,e
Town daily IN search Of hands. The -.
e are from s. so to SO per day.
The Oven cosu'y Journal says: The a..
e's are now IN the midst Of the wbest hsy.
- ana % far rs We can learn the grain Il
ny heavy. and Of first rate quality. O,her
ops are suffering from The drouth. A pooa
N now would be worth thousands o. AL.
= 70 lhe people Of Owen county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

ne Abolition mcnbrFs of Congress hay
pui The following items 10 he new tss ~,
Fcf spanking disrespecIfuHy Of Mr.. Lir
lcon, Two hundred dollars and contisca,i,
u your property
FER thinking against Mr.. Lincoln. on
hundred dollars
For dreaming disrcspec'fully OF Mr.. Lin
coin, fiity-dollars.
fcr taking The name in vain of an AboIi
lion oifice-holder, twenty live dollars.
For speaking disrcspectfuly OF privat.
Republicans. ten cents each.
For voting copperhead ticket. twenty.
five cents
Every Democrat office. holder, 80 cents 4
day (Sundays included.)
Every man not drafted 10 be taxed ten
doIlnrs.
For every white male chill born alive
ten cents.
For every white femse child born alive,
ten cents.
For every negro male child born alive a
premium Of twenty-five cents.
For not believing Mr.. Lincoln 10 Be The
Government, tax Of five hundred dollars
For talking against the rieh, Republicans
'ave 70 steal, tax Of fifty cents for each
,fIeDsc.
For diving, tax OF one dollar a head.
ave and except these Americans OF Afri-
an descent who shall have right 10 die
rec Of charge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

IL The New Albany Ledger says the
average value Of lands per acre in tho See.
ond Congressional District. for taxa bic pur.
poses, j. as follows: Floyd county SO &C..
Clark SIS so; Washington 50 IA; Orange
SO 5s; Perry So 50; Scott S. Sc; II arrisop
Sc o.; Crawford SO OF.
The real market value Of the lands 10
these counties j. more than double the vau.
s,ion for revenue purposes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09


~ such lime = 'his. and in such q
struggle. political parrisan~hip should be
merged IN true anil brave parrio,;sm
~hich thinks only OF The good az he Who'll.
coun'ry- ~ was ~ this cause and with
'hese motives That 50 many Of our comrades
nave gwen their lives. and 10 this No 80
2" personally pledged in all honor and fdel-
~ Shall such devotion as that Of our dead
Comrades be Of no availt Shall il be s.;dl
- ai'er-oses that we lacked The yiror n
complete ihe work thus beguns That aner
~ these noble lives so freely given. We hos.
'a'ed and failed 20 keep siaipht on until on,
and ~as savedi Forbid il heaven. andl
I'VE u' firmer, truer hearts Than thai.
oh' spirits Of The yalis NJ dead, souls of our
'ain heroes, lend Us your own indomi,,hIe
'ilI. and il il be permitted YOU 20 commune
w those silll chained oy The trammels od'
orall'y, hover around as in the mids, MI
niger and tribulalion-cIcer he Arm =
feng'h ,le weak. that none may doub, 4
e salvation q the republic and Tho ,riumnh "
our grand old flag o.
ln The midst Of the storms which ,o.s -. se
ap q state, there is one g-eat beacon lich, -
"hlch We can ever turn with confidence
= hope. u cannon be that this great M. y
y has p'ayed - part in history; il cannon !"
mat our sun, which arose with such -
ght promises for the future. has ALREADY -
forever. Il must be the inscntion of,ho
er ruling Deity that 'his land, 50 long The ~
g'um Of The oppressed, the refuge or civil ~
religious liberty, shall again stand forth ~
bright relief united purified and chastcn. IA
oy our trials, as IN example and encour. Re-
mem Tor those who desire the progress Of
NE human race. i l. not given 10 our sta
Ak inteIlecis 70 understand the steps oftbe
's'oence as they occur; we comprehend und
p only ne we look back upon the fsr wit
ant past; 50 il j. now. We cannot On. Keu
ei me seemingly tangled skcin or The guis
poses OF the Creator--fhey are too hirh h|Icit,
far-reaching for our limited minds n, viii
history and His own revealed word teschlin Il
nat lie ways. although inscrutable. are viii
righteous. Let us, then. honestly and dice
fully play our paris, seek 10 understand then
perform our whole duty. aud trus, un. !.
cringly 10 the bencfcent God who led y
ancestors ae,oss ~. ton
. ai'erward amid dangers more appalling 20 :
than those encountered BY HE own e"u'
en people 10 their great exodus. Oe'o
2 do not bring ms here 10 vain, nor has Mo'' -,
Imported Us thus far for nsueht. ''aAs
We 90 our duty and trust in Him, lie "e''
not desert us in our need. Firm IN our 10"
that God wiisave our country, we now '''"'
ate this site 10 the memory of brave 'a"o'
loyalty, patriotism and honor. loud w
uscl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

4 NEGRO Story SPOILED In the House of
representatives, few days ago, Mr. Blaine.
o alieh'c"n read 70 the House . dispatch
stating 'ha, during the late Morgan raid in
The vicinity Of Frankfort, the negro troops
under command Of Gov. Bramlette behaved
with 'be utmost gaIIsniry. Mr.. Mallory. Or
hen'ueky' however put complete ex,in-
9u'sher on this Abolition story. Hc read
letter from Gov BrsmIeue On Saturday, in
which Ilis ExceIlency sistes ihs, the peo,oe.
% The fort ~ Frankfort, instead or behaving
win bravery, exhibited the utmost cowsr.
f'ce' and i was found necessary TO send
hem % the rear. Evansville Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

6JThe New York Sun says the immiers-
ton setting 10 at that port is Unprecedented
no less than 5000 landed during the week
ending june A, larger number than eve,
before arrived u the same length of time.
Moreover, the emigration is Of superior
GLASS; largely consis.ing Of small farmers.
mechanics Or 'radesmcn. A large proper
lion are Immediately engaged on arrival, By
'arners and others, who pay their ,rsnspor.
Iation west.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

"es'oence opposite Indiana Hotel, Jasper.
AS large stock OF Dry Goods, Grose.
y res and Notions. which he is desirous
= Peddling out on the principle OF .small
sao' AIS ana quick sales, He gives below
Ms y%e o his prices. and invites those who
NJ ~ y ouy.io call on him AZ his home. Or
\, Nv ne wagon, when in motions An xinds
produce taken il exchange for rocd-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

VERY TnuE.--A gentleman demonstrated
win an Irish woman in The market for
charging twenty-five cents dozen for eyre.
'icr reply was. "Av you wor hin. Mr.. 4.
would you be willing 20 lsy eggs for less
than qusfiher DOZEN" 4. though, not
snd 7sit ihe ''Tuar,her."~ Vim. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09
Sleep.
By sons q SAKE

BY soHS sAXE
God bless The man who first invented sleeo,
30 Sancho Panza said. and 80 say /:
Anc bless him, alec. that he didni keen
Ills great discovery 10 himself; or nv
10 mske it-as the lucky fellow mioLt-
close monopoly by "pa,ent rightr'
res, bless the man who firss invented sleep
q really can't avoid the iteration
i'nt blast the man. with curses loud nd dec
Whate'er The rascals name, or sse. o.
station,
who iifsf invented, and went round adyisino
That artificial Gu, oiI'-eary rising.
k'se with The lark, aud with the lark 20 bed J,
OBSERVES some solemn, sentimental owl:
M"xims like these are very cheaply said:
i'ui ere you make yourself fool or ,ow,
rfay Just inquire about their rise-and nh.
2 hnd "hether larks have any bed atalli
! he time for honest folks 10 BE- abedn
isIn the morning, II ! renson righr:
and he who cannot keep his precious head
Upon bis pillow an ii's fnirly lghr,
wa 20 enjoy his ioriy morning winks,
: np--to knoyery; or else he drink,
'hompson. who sung abou, the seasons. :
said y
y ~ar glorious hing 70 rise in season; I
u, 'h'n ne said il--lying-in his bed n
At ten O'Clock, a. NJ the yer, reason u
Q wrote 20 charmingly. The simple fuct i "
n preaching wasn't sanctioned by his q
practice. ~
", coub'less. well TO be sometimes awake. N
Awake TO duty and awake 10 truth y
y when, alas. nice review we take a.
Oi our best deeds aud ds,s. ue find. n p'
sOoth. ~
'e hours thai leave The slightest cause y 'e
weep w
= those we passed ~ chiidhood or-aslecp, W
DO
\ benuiiini 70 leave The world awhile IA
~ ne SOFT visions of the gentle night: pl,
!" Her' 81 las' from mortal cars and guile. Ia,
'ive. os only 10 The angels sight, sir
sleeps Swee, realms. So cusiiy Shu, ID. cul
'ere' a' the worst. We ooly dream OF srn,
go'
'ei y sleep, aud give the Maker praise liv.
NE NE lad who. when MS laih.r ihought ~
e'lp hir mornhe nap BY hackaeyrd .ap
phrase VIII
y vsgrani worn, by early sonnstsr caurht "
~ Served him right. ii's not 81 all sur. y
prising. ~.
worm ~as punished. sir, for early risin .. ado
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j Osenll Truxlcr.

MANUFAcTURER AND DEf LER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
south East Corner Of the Public Square
JASPER. IND.
FFERS his thanks to the citizens or Du-
~ oois county aud vicinity for their pas,
psronage, and solcits coniinuancc and
extension Of the same. feeling confident that
~ can make Il 10 the interest OF persons in
rsnt o. any thing in his line 10 deal with
~ ~. - his motto is"smaIl profits and quick
-. May l5. '62.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

NsMaSimilIisn has appointed sa,ta
Anna ned marshal Of ,he Mexican Empire.
and ship.cfwaf viii ~ cent u bring him
ron Hanna
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

Az ALIEN ENEMY FoR v,cr Pnrspx.r
The Springfield Republicans Washington
correspondent. speaking OF the Baltimore
nomination, says:
There are those that feel ,ha, The nom,.
na'ion OF CIV johnson. OF Tennessee. /.
inconsistent with The doctrine on which
both ilonses Of Congress and the two lead.
ING political organizations Of the coun,yv
may hnally agree, that no electoral vote.
are 10 De counted except from States repre.
sen'ed ~ the present Congress. Il, l. -
anomaly 10 politics and government ,hst
man should be elected 10 The second Office
70 me country who has no immediate con.
''nueney, and whose fellow inhsbitsn,s viii
not Dc represented in the body over which
'e u 20 preside,
According 20 The theory of Stephens aud
''her Republican leaders in Congress. John.
on y On alien enemy and liable 20 al ~.
enslties o. such position.
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or aoandoning the pacific remedies nfIarde,
ny me Constitution. Stripped 81 ali sorh
's'ry and side.issues, the direct cause OF m,
war ns i presented itself 10 The homes, nm,
pa;rio.ic citizens Of The Norlh was simp,,
this:
'er'ain states, or rather portion az ne
inhaoitnnis OF certain States. fared. or pro
iessed to fear, that injury would re.ul, -
'her rights and property from The elevation
oi particular party 10 power.
Although the Constitution and Tho AETNA,
CONDITION Of ihe government lroyided them
~''1 peseenhle and -ure protection against,
'he appfehended evil. they prepared 10 seek
security IN The destruction Of the gove,,.
'nent which could proieci them ond IN tho
"se Of force against national ,rooas ho,d,ng
national fortress. To cfface The iusuI, ~
e'eo 20 our Nag, 70 save ourselves from
nc late Of The divided republics or ItaIv anal
SYu'h America: 70 preserve our govern.
ment from destrnclion; 10 ensorce its ,u.,
power and o~s; 10 maintain our yery ex;s-
'ence - nation. These were The csnsss
winch 'mPelled us to draw the sword
"eosi'lon against government like ours. |,
which contains within nse;i ,he means vi,
'eh Adjustment md pacific remedy for
'vis' rhonld never he coufounded wth 1.
evolution against despsiic power which re-.
uses redress "f wrongs Such q rebellion
a"no' ." Ius'iii4d upon eihicsI grounds and
- oh'f alternatives ipr onr choire are is
Impression or the destruction Of our nation
lny.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
Trust Sale

PURSUANT to deed OF trust from Roha., n
y Bohhaua aud Charles n. GiIbsrtsop. To- II n
fsndletCn and myself, dated the Ind dsy Of JIM.
1900 anu recorded In deed book, numbered Al page
w IN the Recorders office Of ohio County " It
sai9 deed OF trust acknowledged for record by The
sad nham and Gilbersou, on the 18th day oi An.
page 449 in said oilcs, viii, ON Thursjav ~
Gay oil april 1861, commencing at 10 O'clock In the
pESesed tn sell at public auction, At the
tLont door oil the Court House Of the said Connt ~
Ohio Lot humber I, -feur-ln the BeIlIIr Gidi;iSr
70 me olty ~ wheeling, on the North side OF Quincy
Steet1 adloining the lot which az the time of ne
e4eeu6lon OF tho said decd of trust belongrI n ~
Rev. William Armstrong. Selling as trustee. SIII
TsnNey Apeh ttte only Us by the said deed Of trust
Am authorized to sell and convey
TERMS OF SALE.-O.e tLiTj ~ a.
money TO be paid In cash, and the residue IN s
twelve months with interest. The dIeierred naT.
ens 70 be secured by bond and satfsfHctorv s.c,,;
ty. mt Is DANTE -. I Nra
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From Washington

wAsHISsEoN. March 2s.-No decision
was announced to day by the Snpremt
Court In the Quicksilver miniag case
delegation of Indians, in town mi,
morning. called on the Secretary Of III,
Interior tor consultation 10 regard 10 the
treaty made last tall with them bv Gov
Ramsey. The Chief said that at The I,mt
the treaty was made he was away aud aid
not know 1t was ,igned, which was without
ms consent, aud they asked a day Longer
TO think Of. the treaty. which the Secretary
granted Then they were told by the Sec
rotary that the great Father would do by
them exactly as he thought their iuteres,
required according to his Judgment.
The House appointed a Oommtttse Of
EarnsWorth of Illinois, Rice OF Maine. and
Ross of Illinois, to superintsnd the removnI
OF the remains Of Mr.. LoVejoy from Brook
Ign to Illinois.
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Prnm Pannnah

CAIRo, March 2s.-Forrest had about
5000 men 10 the attack on Paducah. his
line OF battle was "A miles long. T5e
light lasted all the arteraooa. -Four as.
sAults were made on the tort en- m.ssa
TO the enemy.
The gunbOats fred Over 800 rounds. A
large portion of thetOwn isin rims Tue
rebels Plnudered the stores and carried of
horses during the fghr. Forty couvoles.
cents inlhe hospital we're captured.
Forrest scot a flag of truce to exchange
prisoners, but Col. Hicks declined.
our fort. VI
Generals Harris aud Burbridge were
Boats from Paducah up to 1000 yes,er.
day. report all quiet and the citi1sns re-
turuing to town.
Several women were killed during the
Our loss was IA killed and 45 wounded.
Seventeen thousand votes were cast At
the recent election in Aakrnsas, only zoo
osing cast against the new constitution.
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Partition sale.

- of Court Of COmnIon Pleas OF Vys.S,j,, ~
County, Ohio, ia the Suit in Partition Of Ro6sT1
a SlenlnS, st AL, AGAINST Annabela PIeIpin az nj
aqa 10 me directed will offer for sals ID The dno1
OF tue Court houae In aarieGta, Tuesday, The an
gay Of April, A. D. 1854, At one O'Clock p Ill OF, nj
Lne following described real estate situated h
tue town OF MatAmoras ta.vit. ~
teI Sa SoI with Blacksmith Shop appraised
pairs French BuIrS thereon appr Ise5 a. q aSS ~
Lot 40. !, With Dwelling House aud store Rooms
Lot No Il, with Dwelling Housa tbsr,, 49,,
at 1926 47o 'ustOnI appraised
TGRMs OF sALE.-oue-third Of thu nn-oh.,,
money ASH IN hand one-thd IN one year. and ono.
third In two years with interest Defe4rpJ M
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the premise,
mrl7 I'd shsrtr wn.S 3 MLA So n
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Gen erant ahd DC Potomao AMY.

Gen Grant and the Potomac Army
H1w YoRk, March 2s.-Fhs Heraid's
Washington says: GEM. Grant, tIuealis
And few stat officers spent Sunday az The
War Department..
Fhlrty-tW0 vessels are detained from
service, awaiting seamen, the War Depart.
ment not allowing the transfer from the
army to the navy OF thousands of seamen
BIO have made application.
Very few officers are now ID WssHiae.
ton all having been imperativeIy ordered
TO The font. .ii5fS
III ls stated that the decision IN the
gu .ckstlVer Mining case viii not be deliy.
eesd lilI next week.
fhe Worlds dispatch says Gen. Grant
tdHors the employment OF all inactive Gen.
erais, and both Fremont ard NetJlelIan
will soon have Gommaudys The same
authority states that Gen. Grant. after
reorganiztng the army of the Potomac.
Willlsave for the West again.
The Times despatch says. Gen. Grant
states that when the reorganization of the
army OF the Potomac is completed il will
be the finest army on the continent.
Il Is rCmored that the President has sent
tor Gen. Fremont, to give hirn "a iInpor-
'aut command.
WAsHIHsToH, March 2s.-Lie1t. Gen.
Grant arrived here from the front yester-
day, and was engaged in consultation with
the President, Secretary of War aud Gen.
dallsck last eVenian. aud left for the
uesaquarters of the army of Che the Pc.
Inmac this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
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Will our friends, in sending subscrip.
tions to the Latsiiigeneer, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
is 60 cents, for two months $3.50, for
three months $l,96, for six months 81, so,
aud for one year SIT That the price Of
the Tri-Weekly for one year is 81, for six
months 50, and for three months 81, 26.-
That the price of the Weekly is So year,
or 81 for six months. These terms We do
not depart from, and request that our pat.
rous will make note of them, and thus
save themselves and US much trouble.