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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08
PUBLIC SALE OF FINE SHEEP

PUBLIC SALE OF FINE SHEEP.
'rTfHg undersigned wishing to chRngs bin business,
4 win seltO the highest AID beet bidder, at Pub.
Tuesday the I5th.day,Or March next,
on his farm, Eve miles north east Of Wheeling, ou
abe BethabS Turnpike, the iolloWing property, To-
wit: - -. q - >.
500 MerlnO Kves, with lamb to ruIi blood Spaniel
100 Mertno Ewes, two yesrs old in April next,
S99 Wethsre, tTo and three ySaEH old.
200 yeArlnE IRmba. i..---
4 fufi-blOoded spantsh Bucks.
All In good condition, T.,
3 TERMS uF sALB.-AII snlnS Of tWsuty dollars
ana under, cGsh. For all SumSOvsE twenty dollars
eight months Credit the purchaser giving negotiable
notes. with approved B0cuHty. E. - q.
Is62SdtdW9'' e" -. L B. KELLEY.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VALUABLE Farm Tor Sale.
TIlHE undersigned Is DESTROYS Of selling immydi,
at6ly 8 farm lyILg In HArshGIl county, ". Us.
Te miles esst Of MouhdsViIe, Containing 900 Sctes
more or lesG about l+0 acres cleared, veil Eatersa,
two dwelling houses two st4bleHs . BARN, and all
other buildings generally found On we'll impTuVtd
'arms. AMY wAYMAN, Executor,
Mayman's Ridge. MRrsholl Co., ". We.
NeG sc Information can be had by calling %
Rev Z. Q. WGymAn, South Wheeling. febls4V
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Icei IcalI cal

& or the Citizens of Whet ling.
r oBEkT LUKE JI is now ready to supply the citi-
with the very hest qNalty nf Ice. ny wholesale or
retail at the lowest market rates By leaving their
orders at my Excelsior Livery and Sale stable, Of
fce ON Quincy street, between Market and Fourth,
Will bs promptly atFendel To. have also the very
careful drivers. FErt oI5 wishing god tnfe and
quiet family horses, will do well b calling at my
sale Stables, before looking elsewhere. I hA We
SIRE rooms ami Dwelling houses sor rent. good
man wanted to drive the ice Eou, germ an pre-.
feIed good wages given to an honest man ac1usint-
ed with the city.
mag W. -. ROBERT LUKE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08
9hingles! ShingIes! Shlngles !!

shingles! Shingles! Shingles I!
I" = would most respectfully announce to tue
w citizens of Wheeling, and the public general.
~, that We arc manufacturing aud intend "
keep constantly hands, u large supply OF SHIN
Giles, which We warrant to be EQUAL II { SUPERB
Oh TO any In the market Persons needing any thing
II that line will find il to their advantage TO cs
Ahd exumtne our stock, as We arc determined IL
give satisfaction both as to quality and price.
ftN SfEELE 4 RIDER
Wheeling island,
Opposite Waters, Blair khuntSr'O Grocery.
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febs I'd
valuable PropertY for Sale.

PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
TYNHR undersigned will sell at private taIe that
4 valuable piece Of property commonly known
as the Kennel Garden" lying about q mile aud
acres THIS y an excellent garden spot, aud is
well improved, there being upon the premises
dwelling house, stable and barn. and seiet variety
OF 'rnt trees, consisting Of apple pear aud ounce.
also large strawberry bed, grave vines, &c.
For terms otsaIe apply to the undo rSigned at their
once No. 80 Monroe street, Wheeling.
teb23.u RICHARDSON 4 MCkENNAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08

In Ohsncsry-In the CouG,
ty Court Of Ohio COUNTY
Saturday the 18th isy Of
July, ls62.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08

Joseph Stevens, Henry
?. Kirk 4 John Fisher,
late partners In busl-
ness, using the tirui
name of Stevens, Kirk
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t' For 3 snt OF Sale. ii is'ii 8
"A DWELLING House on Quincy street tboy.z
a sixth. Enduife Of atiu sl55II5 SssCIS ! :,
VIZ " ----l-. ,-.---a q. ,0REER & lAING
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For G0llIpoliG and POFtsm0u1h.
g, lFIS75s The steamer CITIZEN, Capt, WASH
Eslssi = KERR, Master, will leave .EoE the above
! -o,.,--,-1 and intermediate pc Is THIS DAY At
board, or to Ees rl II
mrs JELLY L MANNER Agar..
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violation by the secession rebels il. ano Their
portion. = -, = ! =
9th. 'SThat the answer does mot show
thAtthe plaiplih.was seized by process upon
proof OF facts tending to show his kno W n
disloyal sentiments.
9Th. THAT the civil authorities have no
power to hold, or have delivered to- them
any person as a hostage, aud when arrest. .
ed and imPrisonedi is notsuch.
18th. "That the answer constitutAstfpo,
defense to the action, aud for other causes
the said answer is informal and insult :
Gent" n, - :
The second cause ,of demurrer was
stricken out by. the plaintiff, before The
hearing of the case, it involving a mere
question of fact. - gA y go - IL .ia.rsf
Attic last term of the. court, en- ding ON
the 4th inst. this dempErsrl was argued, and
decided by the court, the hon. John " i.
Okey, presiding. g7s.ls usliT,;sy4 rae.
The judge delivered au elaborate opin.
ion on the law Of, the case. He had care
fully considered the whole matter. e. The
demurrer vas Oyerruled, and leave was
given to the plaintiff to reply TO the answer.
The canses assigned for the. demurrer,
clearly Indicate what, that reply will CON
tain, f1'is.'s7ia= s..i % gFfS9sa sa,s'isi
The plaintiff, viii deny, that the act
above referred to, was the act Of the Cen
srsl Assembly of the State Of Virginia.
He intends to deny that Francis H.nPeir-
point "or any other person." was the Gov.
ernor OF the loyal portion Of. Z Virginia at
shat tima.' He will insist, thataall ,iot the
acts OF the restored government of tlsyir-
glnla' we're QSqrPatlous, and were void.
sis lie will probably deny that be vasJ
person of known diSloyal ssntimsnts. iafter
protesting against the use of-sueb 3 term
in the sense in which it 10 used. ~, GO E.l
He Bill certainly elaims that If the Gen
erA Assembly, that. passed the act wab
legally consGitpte shat ihei.acs was void.
es g i Ees epnsFseEy 81 sBe sonstltntion
As-NHBte4teP hBIrr1i -Ifg - .g5ss alp,i u. I.
The question T. be tried. Riu lbe 5ntsr.
esting 70 the people, Of ! oBr 1s8. FPts, and
they will be anxious to lsarniWhatl VteB "a
courts Of sister State will take Of our
difficulties. W. VA.
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Received the amount Of the above cheek.

The .......... Pay to the order u ........, 49,,
dollars, under the Within wFrr,.ut.
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Tho Advantage OF tho Participating
System Demonstrated.

REsiKKs.-By insurins in one Of tho abovo cOmpa-
MES, his Policy will cost him, for five years Sill, in
stead ofsl50by the Old Systom to-wit:
To premium on 81 900 for hvc years. $3.50 90
BY scrip, worth in New York 40 cents $50 90
by interest recovedin in cash on scrip 900
$40 90
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Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TIME above Seminary, united with tho Ilygenc-
Home Cure, Is Nh Institution Of learning that
presents to all, but more especially to nvalIds, the
opportunity of securing n thorough Education, and
Of Improving thor physical powers at the same time
and for less money than treatment alone would coss
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and rcmerher
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
2sth A. D. 1861 ard consist OF 40 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the 2sth to June 18th
1864. Twelve weeks tuition 81. Vacation 10 weeks.
Far Session, from August 10Th "a November the 18th
1854. Twelve weeks tuition ST. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Novcmber2lst, 1864 to March
tho 10th. 1865. SiKtccn weeks tuition So.
Tuition must he paid in advance or secured note;
and no reduction will be made account Of N,scnce.
nS-BoarIng, consisting of fNrnaccous food, fruit,
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals at
S3por week.
Bo-I have also purchaseda Piano. and secured the
services Of Professor G. SCHNEDEH to give instruction
on the Piano. and other instruments of music, on rca-
sonablo terms. Dr. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
March 10, lSGi-ly50
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Che Gantaster &a3etts,
Mr.. KAsBY ON THE RETURN OF
s, VALbAMDlGHAm.
Church NV the Moo Dispensashen,
loon the el, 81.

Church Nv the Moo Dspensashen,
Joon the 81, 81.
Gov. 2 the world Vallandygum is
kuml The grate excl, in de6anse Nv
the edix, NV usurpin despot, hez re-
turned to his nativ sile Glory My
buzim swells with emoshun, and leep
fergoy Welkum Vallandygum
0vergoyed ez l am, my sensashuns
air not all pleshorable. The return of
the distinguish champion Nv suthrln
rites is sumwat embarrassin. Tho
trooth is, Vallandygum wuz not jest
the man We wantid fer a lceder. He
hez tung, without discreshun, witch
qwalitis hez ruind menny buddin gc-
muses.. Sech men kin allaz succeed in
kickin up a dust, but forchunately
they allaz git smotheret in it. ValIan-
dygum's weakness is s-Vallandygum.
Shet him up sekloodcd spot wher he
he'd noboldy 2 blathev to about his
self, and he'd expire in disgust in q
week. 2resoom.
His return is unfortunit, becoz,
What will we doc with him? I'm
der his leadership, We wuz bein re-
deest 2 very small pint, so small in
deed that we WIZ jest reddy TO berry
AT this crisis Linkin hc ups and ar
rests him. Wat turn that wuz fel
us 1t wuz bubble actin leevcr that
lifQd us 2 ways, to-wit: wo got SHE
VaAandygum, who was onmiXt moo
sance here 1t convertid noosancC
into a marter, wich wuz wat we wan
It'd, and give us ground to 20 on.
Vallandygum ort 2 hcv bin more
grateful, than to hev bustd this ar
rangement by cumin back. He'd h
stayd, poor excl on furrin shoar, ;
strainin Of his ize to git oven a fain
glimpse Nv his nativ land, until TIN
campane wuz 2 3ds over, and thel
committid sooiside jest aforc eleckshul
in a fit of tcmprary insanity brot OF
by greet, and sorrer, and wo and sicll
it wud hev been hunky. His foonora
wood hev been profitable to use, fer h
is like the jentle hog, hevy cxpenc
to his owner vile livin, and Nv n,
earthly profit TO him till he dies.
Agin. There's no call fer takin NJ
collockshuns. emmy more, fer his bcne
fit, and-away goze the cheef inkun
not only nv myself but nv haR Nv tn
dimocratic politishuns nv the stat.
shell hev 3 deny myselfuv all luxoori
frum this time out.
+ Wat kin we do with him? lie hem
the mack NV sayin things at wun say
and nuthin else will do us. Wen th
party was asettin its face mildly agins
slaivry to fool the free silers, he WI
fer eraddykatin the evil Now We
we air pintin mildly southwark, ho'
declarin fer en- openly, in his yoozhc
loonattik stile.
konklood. Iuv Vallandygum-
but eff Linken wood arrest him an
immure him in the darkest duniun i
Fort Warm, or hang him, or martc
him in emmy manner, he wood trool
confer faver on the undersigned, an
the entire dimokratic party. The
wood we carry his decocst karlSs TIN
the North, with suthin TO show on OF
ceargis Nv tyranny. But Vallandygu
at liberty and in good helth the fus
last and only victim NV unkonstoosl
mel usurpashen air gone, and with hi
our coppytal.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Paster NV sed church in charg
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ZZ1zZN2Z1
.. AND -..
HI Ii " X.
STRlCKFAND'S S.
Anti-chOlera Mixture
AN D

Is composition Of astringents, absorbents, stinu-
lants and carminaiives, which every physician 40!
knowledgesis tho only preparation that will effect
AntChelera Mixture Is now in in aeVeral OF our
army hospitals, where II gives the greatest satisfac
tion. II has saved the lives of thousands OF our
the best remedy in the world for Darrhea and Dys-
entery.
Mr. Woods, Of Covington, KY, will be most happy
Ant-Choera Mixture; In fact we have Q great
number Of testimonials from patients who Nays
been cured, after being pronounced incurabe by
of strieklands Anti.Cholera Mixture II you shfier
with Diarrhoa and Dyscntery try ono bottle
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charged before serving two years. ~ entitled To S2a
Bounty. The Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Heirs Of Soldiers, who die in tho service, arc entitled
to tho above Bounties.
PENSIONy
Are allowed IN all soldiers who haVo been disabled in
any degree by wounds disease, while In the service
in the line Of duty-to widows Of deceased sodiersto
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on tho
deceased soldier for support.
Back Pay.
wo have cvory facility for tho collection Of BACK
PAr. II final papers are correctly made ont, we can
have tire money In hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered TO us. Soldiers who havo
arrears ofpay duo thom from the Government will do
well to call on us, ns we can collect the money for
much less than IL will cost to 60 to Columbus or else.
where; and much sooner than the State Fay Agent
can collect their rmoney.
Write to Us,
And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
yau blanks with instructions for filling thom up, so
that you can prepare your clam without trouble.
Il, Prompt.
Tho sooner you mako your application, the sooner
you will get your money. II Application for Penson
Is not made within year from the date d discharge,
yearly pension is lost
Remember the PIaceI
r. NJ. CLARKE; CLAIM AoESr: Ofice--South side
Main Street, Tallmsdgc Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
Reference:
Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter 4 Daughorty, Attorneys
pm, Wagenhals, Pension Surgeon.
PIrrsBURG LANDING, TESNESSRE, /
May, 1869.
To tho People OF Fairfield County.
We are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE
Esq, and believe him to be honest and capable We
cheerfIly recommend him to our friends n tho l7th
Regiment az proper person to attend To the collection
Of Soldiers Claims, Rack Pay, Bounty Pensions,sc.
John NJ Conncll, Colonel 18th Regiment o. V.
NJ. F. Moore Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg o. V. !.
A. J, Davis, Adjutant 18th 0hoi.
Daniel KutE
Captain d. 4. Buterfcld, Condg Go. 4 18th y. V.
Lieutenant J. II. Arney.
Captain Ezra Ricketts,, Company F, lTth Reg.
Lieutenant ID. O'SullivNn..,
J. W. Stinchcomb, Captain Company y.
A. =. Ashhrook, LIST Lieutenant Company H.
| William II. Pugh, Cd Lieutenant company u.
| A. Ogncn, Captain Company !, nth Ohio
Leo Nolcs, lst Lieutenant Company !, l7th Ohio.
u. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, l7th Ohio.
| g. II. Collins, 2d Lieutenant.
q. T. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
u. II. showers, Captain Company q, 18th Ohio.
Captain @. II Rippey, Company d, nth Ohio.
Lieutenant q. NJ. Webb, Company ID, 18th Ohio.
| Lieutenant q. b. Brandt, Company G, 18th OHIO.
| Lancaster, June Is, ls63-lNf
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years. is entitled
to 500 Bounty. Every Soldier discharged by reason
of wounds received in battle, entitled to 500 Bounty.
Every Soldier enlisted after July ls' 1862, and dis
charged before serving two years is entitled To S25
Bounty. The Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Heirs Of Soldiers who die in tho service arc entitled
to tho above Bounios
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EECU. ITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.

Thcso companies divide throc-fourths Of net profits
annally to tho Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
tercst at per cent-horeby funding the surplus ant
giving policy Holders greater socunty and chcape
insurance.
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SOLDIERS,

You ought not to be without such valuable medi.'
cine. The Cincinnati National Union Of April 74th,
says that thousands of soldiers have been saved by
the use Of Strickand's Ant-Choera Mixture. For
sale by Druggists at so cents per bottle,
General Depot East 18th street, Cincinnati, Ohio
June3d-Si. .t.. .. t....r.
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taken by the oldest person, or youngest child.
Madame Zadoo POrter's Curative Bal
sam is no new and untried medicine but has been
used by the public for the past % years, with un-
paralelled success and has acquired its present ex
tensive and largely increasing sale, simply by being
recommended by those who have used it TO their
afflicted friends and others.
II You have n cold, IL ever so slight do not
f TO give the Basam trial; the very low price at
which is sold brings IL in the reach Of every one
that they may always keep it convenient for use Tho
timely use Of a 25 cent bottle will often prove to Be
worth one hundred times its cost.
Do not be put of with any other. Ask for. n ad.
anne Zadoc POrter's Cough Balsam insist
on having it, and take other fyour Druggist docs
nothavei it, have him send and getit for you.
Do-sOld by all Druggists at 25 and so
cents por Bottle.
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors,
2l8 Greenwich Street, N. Y.
Z. L.SLOCUM, Agent, Lancaster;
Ohio. .......
Nov. 10, lseo-oi-iv. f..'.... b..
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NO '13.
AN AMOROUS 4ERONAUT


A late French journal relates the fol!ow-
ing we'll invented story, which, it will be seen |,
is French all over:
While Mons. GODDARD was filing an i'm
mense balion in the Champ Mars, he amused
tho spectators by sending up the small figure
of man, the perfect semblance Of NJ Thiers
without spectaeles. The little man being
Gllel with gas, rose majestiealiy into the air.
and was soon lost to the view among tao
clouds His adventures, which became
known the next day, were curious. Thanks
to strong and favorable gale which impell
ed him on his course, the little balloon man
arrived in the same afternoon in sight Of =
fine country house in the ncighhorhood OF
Bicvro. II was near the hour of dinner, and
the lady Of the manson, who naturally
thought herself perfectly safs, was occupied
liz the mysteries Of her toilet.
1t was warm day, and she had opened
one of the windows which looked cut upon
the park, and was safe from any pryipg eyes.
While TRANQUILITY engaged. by the assi4tascs
of corsct-lacing, in reein ,ing her waist to
size and shape that would reflect credits
upon her husbands taste. she was suddenly
startled by blast Of wind, followed by
was thrown open and our little balloon maA
entered scr chamber unannounced. The
lady utters u cry of terror and throws
shawl over her shoulders. The little man.
driven by the wind, throws himself upon tho
unhappy woman, who-screamins louder
than evcr-pushes him off, and he concsais
himself under tho bed Just az the wife, ia
a supplicAsag voice, says to this novel Do.
Juan, "Ab, Monsieur, 90 away. or you will
ruin me! the husband furiously rushed ia,
crying
''Ah, the wretch, have him now" and
goes in search of his sword to run him thro'
the body. The wife, more dead than alive,
rciterates in the midst Of sobs, Fly. o fly,
Monsieur! aud save me the 81 sht Of dread>
full tragedy" The husband arrives, armed
to the teeth followed by the whole house
hold, who seek to molify his anger. While
two Of his friends hold the husband, third,
stopping down, perceivcs our little friend
who, f. good cause utters not word-and
catching him by the leg, draws him forth
from his coNcealment-when, lo'! Monsieur
Balloon no longer held down by the beds
tcad, raises himself erect, s~ells out. and
rises majestically to the ceiling, to the i'm
mensc amusement Of the spectators; while
the poor jealous husband sinks away, sword
and all, heartily. ashamed of bis causclcss
wrath.
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screws. She is pierced for six gnns vi1 ono port
hofe at th the stern and stem and four on the
st1rbos I'll and port sides. Her r.cament consists
of only two twenty -pounder Whitworth guns, re-
yoavin9on . swivel which can be tired out OF three
porthsies.
THE ENEMY
Is supposed to be moving Little Washington;
and, although well prepared there for an
attack, hat aud tioody work will SOON ensac. The
Tnaiiye Of the rebels, stated BY their Of
fcers, for making the onslaught on Plymouth and
other posts in Norta Carolna is dive the Union
sat of the State and transfer the theatre of
war-froua- Virginia TO North Carolina: also to
check the movements among the disafected to-
wards resisting the JEFF. Davis tyranny.
This. therefore. may be said to be the earnest
OF Vigorous spiins campaign.
A Tale OF HORROR.
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Special to the Examiner

HAMILruSs . CROSSING, May ) From Nor
thern papers e1 3)th, and other and higher
authority, learn the cause Of the delay in
the movement OF the army Of the Potomac.
1t has tranSpired hat when Gen. Grant as
sumeI mnInd of the United States armies,
he represented to the Preslden, that, in view
OF the magnitude Of the trust confided to him,
he felt 1t Incumbent upon him to fortify him
self by all the means III his power. and in
particular he needed the moral support which
the emplo yment Of Gen'ls. Mcclellan and
Fremont, representing two great phases OF
public opinion, would give; he, therefore. de-
slrrd permission to assign them 10 duty.
This was l.fu>cd on trifllng pretext as
respects Fremont, but persinptory as to Len
Mcclellan.
Grant then proceeded to rc-org ,nze the
armies on another basis. He thought it best
to bring several " estcrn e. -ncralS to his aid.
and diSplace many who had served under
Mcclellan. This has not worked satisfactc-
rily, and General Grant is understood to Ii I'VE
admitted, while satisfied with the number
and material of his army, he is uneasy respec-
ting the Dto1ute. He returned IT, Washington
on Monday, therefore, with pcremptory de-
rnand fJr the services of General McCie;l m
in the forthcoming camplign. and refuses to
move the army until his demands are com
piled with. He is also very urgent tha: Gen
rral Fremont be assigned t's duty. These
facts are admitted by lincoln ad!,erants.
The Pennsylvania troops I'm the army OF
the Potomac, whose terms expire in May,
have formally notified the Washington Gcv-
crnmcnt that they will not obey the orders
recently issued rtlnan,iing them to service
TIL th. frs, Jaly. The Pennsy lvania Legis
laturs has passed joint resolution urging
Lincoln to thei,- discharge.
The reserve roops from the Northwestern
States arc .ouring forward 10 the reiIforcs
lnent vi the ARMIES III Virginia.
Grant was still in Washington on Satur-
day.
\ great Baptist revival is progressing in
adfed t. the c,:u-cL il :..e past fen
weeks
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THIRD DISPATCH,

RiCnMoND May, 5.-Information received at
the War Department reports 4 monitors and
D gunboat>, including iron clads and so
transports, in the Jtlnes river, this morning,
coming up
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Sf.COND DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, May > Nothing of Importance
occurred in either branch of Congress to-day.
The Senate chiefly occupied in debates
on the passport system \ bill securing
special passports tomembcfs of Congress- was
passed
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= E T. EG r. a PHIC.
Reported by the Press Association, 1864

Entered according to Act of Congress in the
Year 1853. bv J. 5. Thrasher. III the Clerks office
OF the District Court of the Confederate States,
Tor the Northern District of Georgia.