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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
TRUSTEES' SALE.

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, KNOWN As THE REGISTER OFF1CE
ON SATURDAY. THE I7TH SEPTEMBER, 1854
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUEE
FOR OHIO COUNTY:
TN pursuRncs Of Deed Of Trust from Arnold
Trovbridgs and Owen D. DoWney, TO me, bear
ing date the 10th July, 1851, recorded in the Re
corder's once for the County Of Ohio, il Book IS,
folio 392 at the 'front.' door Of the Court House. for
Ohio County, Saturday, the 18th September 1854,
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, A n, snail sell 20 the
highest bidder AZ public auction, "the printing
presses engines types, materials and fixtures, tOOin
and implements Of any and every kind Whatsoever
contained in or belonging 70 the printing ONCE
and bindery," then known a. the @Union printing
and publilhiTg ofice,7 and since known the
"RsgiBter printing and Publishing of1ea-D
TERMS OF 6ALE.-The One-thfrd OF the purchase
money in cash, and the remaining in equal install
mentB, payable in M and twelve months after date,
with interest from date IL desired the purchaser
may pay the fnIl amount Of the purchase money n
cash. For the deferred credit tn5talments, the
purchaser 70 give bonds with approved personal Sc
cuFity- JAAlS . WAEATs
nagI5 n Trustse-
FALL STYLE SILK aATs-JuS re-
-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23
TRUSTEES SALE

OF TRACT OF LAND ON WHEELING ChEEhr
POUR MILES EAST OF WHEELING, AT TIL L
COURT HOUSE, ON TUESDAY, sd AUGUST,
1854
IN pursuance of a deed Of trust from Oscar D.
Thompson and susan 8. Thompson, his wife, 20
me, dated the 25th January, 1855, recorded in the
Recorders Oflce for Ohio county in Book -, folio
5a on Tuesday, the sd day of August, 1854, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, AZ ia front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county, shall sell at
public auction the highest bidder the parcel Of
ground lying on the waters Of Wheeling Greek, in
the county OF Ohio and State Of West Virginia, on
which the said Thompson formerly resided, about
four miles east of the CITY OF Wheeling, bounded
and described in said deed and containing forty and
one-haIf acres; being part OF tract Of land con
veysd 70 said Thompson by Jacob R. Greer and wife
by deed dated the 1th February, 1850.
TERMS OF SALE.-The One-third Of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the naming rwO-thirdE
in equal instalments payable six and twelve months
after date with interest from the day Of the sale
OF IL desired the purchaser may pay the f1Q amount
ofthe purchase money IN cash. The title 70 be re-
tanned until the whole of the purchase money shall
have been paid. JAMEs 8. WHEAT,
auRIB IS Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23

HAVING atted mp my establishments Eita "a
Ii Latest Improved Machinery, am nyE pre- =
pared . furnish ~ ny once n BRIDG EPOAr- the
same that vas formerly occupied By 5teEarr and
keeline, Rough and FJrksi Boards. Pl9JriaSs
misunderstanding Doors Sash. sh nyfss- -asivla-ss
Coraice- Boards Shutters, MJIldIuga- Pzl1gzr Pam
nelstud, Frames, aud Building Materials Generlliy
All work delivered free u charges - the Cisve-
land and Pittsburgh 2 K Depot Aad also 81 tna
excepting tolls.
TOrders promptly attended %.
aEOKGE KEELISE.
formerly Of the irm Of Stewart kseiI1s.i
BEIDSEPoRT. Belmont Co, D ieI-nu"
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

NVECE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER-
~ WHEELING, WzsE Va, June ~ 4s6+-
OPEN MARKET for the purchase Jf CAEaiTJ
Horses VIII be continued At Wheeling. West Va
One hundred aud fIy ivs dollar. vii be paid
for all horses passed BY the Board Of LaspectlOn
sPECIFIcAEIOEs-
aAn horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
in every particular; lI5 nfseen 70 lloJ sixteen
hands high, aud less than (5l ave 1or more than
% years old; good hssh 5omFactly built
bridlswise Of good action, and free from Al de-
fects."
Payments u be made In Certificates Of Indsbt-
edness7 for eight horses or more
By order Of L. CSi- JAS A EKIN, Chisf 2 II
Cav. Bureau.
J. G. FARNsWORTH,
ie3O-sOdtT ca l.. 4 4 Y n.
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FRAxsrs, EsERrON, Duke of Bridgewater,
never would let any one come to him-he
would always go to them; "fOr," said he,
IF they come to me- they may stay as long
as they please-ifI go to them, caa stay
as long as please"
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To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, any other ofhcsr
under the United States Government or responsible
person known 10 this ONCE.
The Express charges must be prepaid on all saI1-
pies sent for inspection
A. Y BARRING ER,
Captain and Chief Quartsrnaster,
EugE Department OF West Tginia-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23

PORN OF PROPOSAL,
rows, cCgN1Y AsD 5TATE-
iDATE.
Ths undersigned hereby propose 10 furnish and
deliver 20 the United States Al the QuArrsrmastsr
Department At -. agreeable TO the terms Of your
advertisements inviting proposals for QuArternas-
ter's Stores, dated Cumberland Mt.r-lsoi, the
following articles viz
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JAS. 4. DILLON.
As. Il. DILLON. JSo- 3. TAIHBLE.
NEW FIRM.
JAMES m. DILLON 4 CO.
NO.IO2, Market Street,

WaEELIEG, ". VA
DLUMBERs, Gas Filters, Brass Founders and Ma
chnists dealers in Wrought Iron, GalvsniIed
AJueduct, and all sizes of Lead Pipes, Chandeliers,
CAST xtures ofevery description, Sheet Lead, Brass
Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles Steam and Water
Metal Block Tn, link, Anthony, Cruel
blss. Lightning Rods, Points and Insula-
t1ra and ali other articles connected with the buE
ness of Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
Agent for the Meneely and Amalgam Bells
Well Tubing. Tools, Pumpa &c, for Oh Wells,
furnished on Short notice. Cash paid for Copper,
Brass and Lead.
orders from abroad carefully and promptly hned.
RugI-tE
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Delivery to commence on OF before the-day Of
- 1854, and TO be completed OF before the
day of-lS6-, and-Pledge-- enter
into written contract win the United States with
good and approved security, within the space ot ten
days after being notified that ny bid has been ae-
Your oh = servant,
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hereby certify 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named guarantors good and
sufficient securities for the amount for which they
oher 70 be security.
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IS.
81 dozen Horse Rasps, (send Ample.)
100 Hand Saw Files send sample.
$50 kegs d Nails, state brandt
50 inch Spikes, T.tAte brandI
"a dozen Monkey wreuehes, send samPle-I
points they propose 70 make deliveries, E1d the
rates which they will make deliveries thereat,
the quantities Of each article proposed 70 be deliver
cd, time when said delivery shall be commenced
and when 10 be completed
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the quantities proposed and accepted,
to insure prompt settlement therefor
The price must be written out in words on the
bida-
Al articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject 70 a gid inspection by = Govern.
ment Inspector. before being accepted
No bids Will be considered nom parties VINO nave
Jailed heretofore 70 comply Sith their contracts
AL proposals must be accompanied by EuArzn-
~ signed b. two responsible persons, that in case
the Dad is accepted, he, OF hey will within the
time named, execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient sureties in equal IN amount
70 the amount Of the contracts 70 deliver the
Stores proposed, In conformity With the terms Of
this advertisement, and in bidder shall .a!l
70 enter into the contract they 10 make good The
lowest responsible bidder or the person 70 whom
the contract may be awarded
THE visibility OF the guar Antors must be SHOWN
by the official certificate Of United states District
Judge or Attorney Collector Of Customs, or other
Governmsut official, known by this once
All parties Will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
All proposals must be made IN duplicate and De
accompanied with the cath Of allegiance Of the par
" or parties unless 1t has already been placed on
dle in this ONCE.
No bids except IN the form prescribed, ~ill be re-
csived and only from parties regularly engaged ID
the business.
The full name aud post Office address OF each bid
der must be written in the proposals.
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain A. v. Bar
ringer, Chief Quartermaster Department Of West
Virginia, Cumberland Nd, and marked Proposals
for QuArtsrmastsr5 stores"
Blank forms o. bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on apphcAt ion 70 this Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23

Capt. A. v BAaEINGEz, Chief QuartsrmRstsr Depart
ment OF West Virginia. Cumberland, Nd
GUARANTEE.
We. the undersigned residents Of - in the
County o., and state d, hereby jointly
and severally covenant with the United States snd
guarantee in case the foregoing bid 0f--bs ac-
cepsed that they viii forthwith. the accept
auce Of said bid execute the contract Of the sane
with good and sufficient suretles in a SUE eq1Al
the amount Of the contract TO furnish the q VI
proposed n.confority % the terms Of Adver-
risenenr DAT sd - 1s64. under which the Did Eaz
made, and in case the sAid--shal fail % enter
into contract as Aforesaid, We guarantee 70 make
good the difference between the offer BY the said
and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the
person 10 whom the contract may be awarded
Given uuder our hands and seals thIs-day OF
-ls6A
Witness:
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Notice to Parties Recruiting IN
West Virginia for the Benefit
of Other Sratas-

INFORMATION having been received that thero
agents AZ various points within tuis StAEs
cruiting co ored 20 be carried on and cred I'D
other stAtezi Notice here5y given, rse-is-
ing eithsF white colorsd persons within this 81
Tor he benefit OF other States, VII be allowed,
but such recruiting agents VII be punished With to
utmost EgOE.
arrest such psrBJus engaged in recruiting Azbd
send them under guard 70
A L BoBEMAS,
ExECuFTvR DEPARTuENFl G0vsrDoF-
WHEELING, Aag lst, "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-23

NO. 63I ARCH STREET
E1"eipGl Office asd AaTuJaetry,
70 JONES EVANS,
''a''sa''Fn to c. NJ Jackson 4 COIL
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PRoPREoRG.

SIAAuty, 81 per bottle; half dozen, S.. Small 7ize
'O' per bottle; half dozen, 81
~ FOR sale by Druggists and Dealers everyvhsra
5n, ne United States, and by all the DruggiEtG aud
0iefS In Whssang. octs.Iy
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Proposals for QuartermaS-
tef'S stores.
CHIEF oUARrERMAsTER's oFFIcE.
DEPAETNKNG % WEsE FIRGINiA-

DKPAzTNKNT % WEsE VIEGIuA.
Cumberland. August Is lse4.
CKALKD PROPOSALS will be received Gt this IN
Dee from citizens loyal 20 the Government Of The
United States only, until y O'Clock NJ. Saturday,
August x7th, l564 for furnishing the Department Of
West Virginia, Wheeling or Parksrsburg- v est
Va with the following QaaTternAsrer's Stores VI
100 Ambulance Water Buckets, - swing underneath
IOO dozen Curry Combs, iSsad sa1nPls-l
100 Horse Brushes, '
IS Wagon Whips,
100 boxes ShoeIng Tools q"
100 boxes Blacksmith Tools,
400 Kegs Horse shoes, No 2
Enn =
S00 2
lO0 5
1000 pounds Horse shoe Nails y 8, state brands
500 :. !, send sample
90O0 g
2000 10,
100 kegs Mule shoes No. I, Estate brand
500 2,
"a
81 dozen Horse Rasps, (send Ampe.)
100 "a Hand Saw Files, send sample
ESQ kegs Nails, state brandt
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" AIR-Ordeu f1F Hair braids. kiAlL1 q
H Curig, and color, received AZ
p. AIO0kL BROS, I09, Main Street.
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NALL STYLE SILK aATS-JuSt re-
auSis HARPER : BROS.
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BEWARE OF ooUNTERFETTs.
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Excelsior Planing Mill.

ie3D-Odtf
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
n FL @ A l..

GRADE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL.
wAR DnPARTMRNT,)
ApJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE, !
wAsHIEoToE, March Z, 1884.
General Orders, No. 81.
The following act Of Congress is published for
the information OF all concerned; ..
IPuBLIc-No. IL
An act reviving the grade OF Lieutenant General
In the United States Army.
Be q enacted by he Senate and HoNse Of RsprsssniG-
tires Of he United SGteI Of Amsrea IN Congre GIssu-
bLed, That the grade OF Lieutenant General be, and
the same 10 hereby, revived In the Army OF the
United states; and the President Is hereby author
lied, whenever he shall deem II expedient, TO APP
point, by and with the advice and consent Of the
senate, a Lieutenant General, 10 be selected from
among those officers in the military service OF the
United states, not below the grade Of Major Cen
eral, most distinguished for courage, skill, and
ability, who, being commissioned a. Lieutenant
General, may be authorized, under the direction
and during the pleasure OF the President, to com.
mand the armies OF the United States.
Sec. .. And be u further enacted, That the Leuten,
ant General appointed A. hereinbefore provided
shall be entitled TO the pay, allowances, and stan
specified In the hfth section OF the act approved
May as 1873; and also the allowances described in
the sixth section OF the act approved August %
1872 granting additional rations TO certain ofoern
Provided, That nothing in this act contained shall
be construed in any way to affect the rank, pay,
or allowances OF Winfield Scott, lieutenant gen
eral by breyet now on the retired list OF the Army
Approved February 20, 1854.
By order Of the Secretary OF War; b..
w. A. NICHOLS,
mil Assistant AdJutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
Amuaenenta.

TonD's Nnw THHATRH.-To-night is the last
time Mr.. Haekett will appear in Washington this
season, on (which occasion he repeats his humor-
slmpersonAtion OF the Fat Knight" In shaks-
peare's comedy OF " The Merry Wives Of Wind
sor." He willbe ably supported BY Mr; e. kemble
Masoa, Miss Allcs Gray, and the highly enieient
company and Mr. Q. NJ Waleot, jr, appears In the
amusing farce OF "a Regular Fix" With such at
traction the house will no doubt be filed to reple-
tion.
CAHTHRBURI Music HALL.-A stupendous
bill will be presented this evening by the NAM
moth troupe OF star artists. The laughAble panto'
mime Of the Village Rivals will be presented for
the last time together with other speciAlities too
numerous to mention. See bills Of the day for
particulars. DeelehAnty and Ward, the Justly
celebrated double clog dancers and Ethiopian
comedians appear on Monday. Lovers OF good clog
dancing will please make note oft.
VARnTms.-Tho rush of delighted patrons
At this establishment continues unabated. On
Monday next the great play Of the season will
After weekn preparation, be presented to the pub
lie. II 10 q llfe-like, local drama, whose scenes
and Incidents are laid in this city. II WILL undoub
sdly, have great run, As the desire TO see 1t Il
universal on all sides. splendid bill also this
evening in announced.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.

CENTRE MkRkHT.-Ths following 10 our
price ~. for to-day Beef !ss,. susol, % % ,s'
to- to sGs S sqeSa fSlf :s SsSP Z = o'i coined
t. :S s,GSSs:% % to sss Sl: Ss::s e Aos si hia.
sS Ssai, 70 ss lss!, ' Dor y . io:i butter
Srisd, & sCs TO Oh fsssh.s ssiiss,, quart, . 70
s6e.j Potatoes, v peek, toe.i Cusumbers, " dos.
FSstls sf asSs P:'a p TSfs bsd
Hcainy, V g., io.. osulinOvsIs, each . . tSe:i
yo %idSson, -; &siisrd, siaS 20 siSs, swss. fots:
pI =, Gsiy q ST1sa o. 10 e &c.,
Pork, isOuntrI3 sii q Ila.ssi Bs.ns, butter ,P.i
Cabbage, v head, 8 to $50 Radishss, v bunch, %
iosi FarsnipS, SOC large Rock, eAsh, tlsoi small,
Sss Ssnss sS Ait HssSS sRsS pn III M e g. Sis sf.
bunch, 6Oc 70 III Herring, v doI., tosi Perch, y
bunch SOo.j Lobster v IT,, lasI cstnsh. p bunch,
ship ship Stun stun 60 70 Sco.; brown Stuif, s6s., sicrts
46sj Corn (Shelledl v bush, el..o 70 e:iSj Corn
S@ a sIG ssr.S SS sis q Si ss II; cca!s S S.g
Fmu.-About O'Clock this morning as ON.
GERS Watts snd Morris were going their rounds
between sixth and seventh and @ and n streets
They gave the alarm and the nfsmsn were sool
on the ground BY their eNeruonn throe hornei
AAd carriage were saved from the 1Ames. The
flames were soon extingulShed. The Atablos be
longs to Bates Bro., soap and candle mAnufAe
turerG. The loss IL triAlng
CoNoHRr ron THE BHNHFrT OF TIE RNLIlT
MENr FUED.-Ths grand promenads concert fol
the benefit OF the enlistment fund OF the District d
the Patent once this eVeninG, will be nplendit
A1Air. The attractions oiferod, and the object ID
which the funds are TO be applied, should nssur,
q large attendance. Immsdiately after the con
cert two splendid medsls Of the kodman gun viii
DO sold at auction fer the bsnsnt OF the fall iAtoJ
der Hamilton. beautifaI Madonna, In ellis, By
celebrated artist and the sac lace kandk srahisl
presented to the mAnAGsTs Of the fair By Mr.. stew
art, OF New York.
The SHVHa SISTERS, now holding sucl
crowded leVees at Growers popular and faShion
able Theatre sontinus 70 all the minds and aeligh
the senses OF the entire dty population, rosiden
and visiting Such general IdmiTAtion, bursts .
laughter, and thundeIs applause as are bestoWe'
upon the performances, a. scene Aftef noenoi IN
wit, fun, and AmuEemS tents of the burlelque un1ol'
themselves, have never been OquAlled In thi
Theatre The beauty sf the ladies, the VtVAeity o
the performance, call forth continuous expression
OF delight from crowded Audieneesj while the las
scene alone, the birth Of Cupid In the bower o
ferns, eliminates in one grand exclamation Q
pleasure and AStoniHhmont.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
The Case of ooIonsi J. p. sandsFsen.

sT. LOUIS, March 1s.-The Washington spe-
cial to the New York COMMERCIAL, stating that
the Military Committee Of the Senate refused
TO recommend for promotion Col. bAnderson,
Of the 18th infantry, because Of the proof OF his
coWardlce at ChlckAmAugA, was telegraphod
West last night. Col. SAndsrson 10 provost
marshal OF this Department, and % an act Of
justice TO this deserving officer, Gen. Rose
Grams has authorised tho statement that he has
no knowledge Of such charge ever being made
against Col. sanderson, and II made, believes
It unfounded In truth that so far as his per-
sonal observation went, Col. sanderson con.
Quoted himself In such . manner a. entitled
him 10 special mention In his (Rosecrans')
Official report Of tho battle Of ChickamAuga.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.

Duppsl % be Attsshsd BY IN. Austrisns.
NEW YoRx, March 1s.-The City o. Belu-
more, from Queenstown on the TN, has erriyea'
Cork papers Of the 7th contain bus iitsie aooi-
A Copenharsn dispatch, dsted the night Of
the 5th, SAYS, The Austriahs have arrived
before Duppel, and an attack ON that place Ia
shortly expected also that districts Of echles-
wig, mot occupied By the Austro-P Prusslan
troops, have elected members 70 the Danish
Resraad. In Copenhagen all candidates. favor
ablo 10 an energetic prosecution OF the war
Mere elected.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
the EIsotion In Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, ARKAHSAs, March 1s.-Partlhl
election returns from eleven counties give mora
votes than the whole number required BY tho
Presidents proclamation 70 rsplseo Arkansas
In the Union. ....-
Other counties to hear from, 4S In number,
will give fully 5000 more votes.
Tho new State constitution, framed By the
late convention, was almost unanimously rati-
ed, there being so far only 1877 yotes against u.
Arkansas is thus declared ffeo State In the
Union by the majority Of hor own cltlsens.
Governor Isaac Murphy and the whole State
ticket In elected. .."... BIO.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
From the Army er ths Pets.aao.

A letter from the Army Of the Potomao says
the Irish brigade on Thursday celebrated 81.
Patrick's day with varied entertainments,
winding up With grand ball, at which many
ladies were present. This 10 the last festival
the latter Will have the privilege OF attending,
as they were yesterday ordered 10 lsaVs the
army.
Owing 10 a collision In the races, Colonel
Hobart, Of General Caldwell's stat, was thrown
and his arm slightly injured. Ills horse was
killed. ...rl.r ~, ..- ~
There have beon rumors Of . rebel raid BY
Stuart, from the direction OF Tredericksburg,
but nothing Of reliable character 10 known
concerning It.
Private wan, ofths esd New York, was &C.
sldentally shot on Thursday, the ball passing
through his hand. The wound IL not eonsld'
cred dangerous.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
Reception ofosns. BurBsi and HAAssek
by the PsnnsyIvania Le9islaturO.


HkRRIsBuRe, March 17.-Genorals Burnside
and Hancock were handsomely received by
both Houses OF the Legislature to-day. They
were invited TO the Speakers stand In both
Houses, and each House took . recess 10 enA-
BILE the members and q crowded gallery to be
introduced.
In the House Gen. Burnside made speech
highly complimentary TO the Pennsylvan!s reg
Iments which had served under him.
Gen. Hancock's speech to tho House was
very brief, simply one OF thanks 10 the Logis-
lature Of his native State. Neither spoke In the
Senate.
This afternoon they reviewed, In company
with Governor Curtin, the t5th Regiment,
under Colonel Curtin; the 48th, Colonel sieg-
fried; the 60lh, Colonel Christi and tho 5oth,
Colonel HArtranft.
Colonels sIegfried, Christ and Curtin are
under orders TO go to Annapolis, where Cen.
Burnside's corps concentrates. Gen. Burnsidc
evidently goes TO North Carolina again. Han
cock expressed freely the opinion that his corps
would re-enLer the Army Of the Potomac.
Recruiting is very active still at this point.
This State, with the exception OF few coun'
ties bordering on the Maryland and Virginia
line, is full under the draft OF SOC, 600.
The draft for 200, 900 more is deemed here 81
evidence OF probable difficulty with some West
ern European Power. Il will be complied with
without draft In all Republican counties and
most others.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
The Fight at Y.zes CITY.

CARo, March 1.-THE Hospital steamer
@. @. Wood, from vicksburg and Memphis,
has arrived with $40 sick and wounded troops.
It Ia estimated that the force Of the enemy at
the recent fight at Yssoo City was 5000 and
four pieces OF artillery. Two stern-wheel gun
boats were there but could render NO a-
sistance without endangoring our troops.
The 9th Louisiana (colorod) lost eighty In
killed, wounded and missing. Nine out OF
eighteen officers Of this regiment were found
dead, ...
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19
\ + F l G l A L

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIsTRieT)
OF WARRINGTON,
WAsnIsoToE, D. C., February i6, 1854.
GensTdl Orders, No. ..
Col. T. IngrahAm, ,Ssth Massachusetts volunteers,
ia hereby detailed as Provost Marshal OF the MIL
tary District OF Washington. He will be respected
and obeyed accordingly. tgr.S
BY command Of Brig. Gen. MARTIrpALE:
JOHN p. shERBURNE,
fele-tT Assistant Adjutant General
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-19

THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscribers have obtained from the Or
phan'H Court OF Washington County, In the Dis
triot OF Columbia, letters .teHtAmentary on the
personal eAtate Of Jacob Gideon, late OF Wash
lngton City, D. G., deceased. AL persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof TO the hubsoribers, on or before the l2th
day of March next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit OF the said estate,
Given undOr our hands this 18th day OF March,
A. d., 1864,
GEORGE g. GIDEON,
JULIANA GIDEON,
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