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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
BALL RUTTONS

TN WHITE, BLACK, GOLD, SILVER, IVORY
Il GlHlB and India RlbbGE; lndisl Paper ouhE Steel
Belt OaspG, BHk Betting. HDuBshold RE9tlE,
NOuruinE HADdksrehisfI, ielA, Clps Collar, Emo-
Collar and waists, EdEfng, sfIk Bella, silk Ene:
had Pearl Buttons Fansy Linnen OollArB and
CuGs Velvet Ribbon, L4nsn Bobbil. als0Tted eosora
uf Yarn, sk Buttons. Nm Bery Cloth Dorlst iron u
ClarkaI euool Cottnn, lhdisl Nsck Iia1, Geuta Do,
d. MOoLL Bro, &.
asPl1 100 NliR GtFOst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
Commissioner's Sale.

OF TIKI PROPERTY NOW KNOWN As THE
" Kramer Hc1ss,r the east side Of Main
Etrest and the lota OF MARKET street in the rear
thereof, on sA1URDAE. the 5tk OF October, 1s61,
af the front door Of the Court House f5r Ohio
county.
II pursuKaSe OF a decree Of the Circuit C01rt f1E
Ohio county, II . certEin cause therein depending.
uhersin Fraaeis D. ChApline is complainant, and
the dsEissss heirs A. lEW AID executor Of Noes W
ChBpHne, deceased and Mary 2 LJDch, Ere oefend-
anita, EhAl sell A. special eoI1ulsE1oner, ~ tbe
fronf door of The Court House for Oho o0siuty, on
SATURDAY, the sth OF octobeTs 1854, C mDen1ing
said sale ~ 10 c'clock A NJ 70 the highest Asa
bess b5ddsr, public auction fhs following rsal
estate, IN the said decree pArtculArly meutl0Ie cd
and described situated in the city Of Wheslings
that say, Wothirds Of the lot numbered thirty
Understanding rty-four-&4-fesf OF the eaEi
side Of Main street, and extending back of eVe1
width sAstWErdly from said street oue hundred and
thirfy-fES-ISAfsst- being the property Enoarn -
the Kramer H0ase," also lot numbered uDe bun-
drsd And Observation-Disclosures OF BAid NkEkst
E-rsst aiEty-GH-56-feef add running hack q even
width Eixfy-seTsn-6T-fesi. The said part o. lot
numbered one hundred and uineteeB-lls-Eili te
Bol5 in thrss =epErEts parcels of tUeaty-tUo-A-
FEET fronT each
TERMS or EALR--The oos-Shh-l-5-pA-I of
the purchase money II cash AID the remaining
fuur-frTn pzrts II f0ur eqaEl istaanents PAy able
II ak, twelve, eighteen and tUsuty-fo-r months.
with interest the day Of sale, Tie purchaser -
give Boae FOX the deferred iusrAime1tss the con-
missioner 70 retain the title until the P1rcHAse
money snail have been fcliy paid
Hsos-td Special C1u1IuI-si1Der.
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WEST VIRGINIA. q
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
coNDUcIDIT IT
7 L FIT CHC 0C *.
Al NO. Ils1< MAIN sERKKf,

g8A0NELk1 II
Z L HTFCHC0SH k
Al No Ils1< MAIN sTRKKf,
(HOrnb-OOk's Bu8dihSl-
~OPea ~ studsun d-y und Ovsuipg.
yUyER purpose q shiS institatiOa Il 70 insrus,
i yOanE 4sa (End Eones tOoJ II tAt PrinslPlss
baEnaSsAndi in AooOuHtz1tlhiP and its eonconitAEia
BOOK-KEEPLNG,
striped Of its Absurd verbiAEe and ancient pro
ETify and fHrrieAcy, and sdAPted e the Elooern
Etates d the leading Tuhjsci Of fAtIsntioo Ia LAvs
Which ARE ~ eTAct, unerrIng and free Gon eEeeP-
tion q thuse Of nAfuie ana oonFriSed il very few
EordE, are inst made familiar % The Etpdsof, Who
Th0 b then oond uotsd through eourss Of practical
BOok-kssptnEs N 1nnereus Ssts Of books IN great
tie an Wsch snAblss him % SPPIy IL With feility
% any hind Of business
"A WRITING SCHOOL
II opeu day aad svgzinE. ATTENDED bg bo.h Iadiss
HDd rsutlemen where, without entering for the full
oSurSs, a TOod hE1d1TT4ting can be obtGiBsd IN :
ARITHMETIC,
r,s A.. VpDlJ-atjou % al naEnsF Of
OOuNTIRG-HoCsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
uhrda The student viii Be made acquainted With
several mOdes Of clleulatio1 not folnd IN books
tending greatly 70 the AbbreTiAt1on q hia work
Thsrs 4 open to the student Also oOurSsOf
BUSINESS SCIENCE
oomPriEfDg Political EooD0ny, Commercial Law Hnd
uEAgss, Finance, Banking and Curroney5 also maxim
Of eminent BadneIs Nan IN regard 20 the beS
msshOds Of conducting buane1 successfully An
avoiding ALLURE
IpEtructionS in The aboys Suhisotz are tntarzper
Cd With v1AKims and incuicAtious tending 70 the
f-rzuatton of hlEh ehlEastsE and eitrzsnh-
ne course q inStrueti0n Il INTENDED 70 be -
eouprshenEiTe ana fhorO1kh - that q any Of the
oounefeiAl oOusEaE, while ths eLPsGBs 70 TIE stu
dent h much lea
LII beEs leave 70 refer thoss 70 whom he Il
unknoua 70 ths oRosEs a the bEaks in WhsslfEE
and Bridgsport, End espseiAIIy 70 his EtodeztE-
TERMS, &C.
For the fail cour1s Above Indicted, ding the
REQUESTS blank books for Bookkeeping The charge
il go, payable on entering. he tine usually re-
CURED for the is from two 70 three Doatha
but the student is not limited IN tirae-hs nay
remain - long, And return - 0ftsnB - be psAsss
fEnT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET on GROUND RKST, for term fyszrE,
L Ab0at Que hundred and my feet Of the prop
erty fronting on Nan street --Hnd RAINING uA-E
Eb0ut one hundred and thirty-tT5 fest and EnoTs
- the Zane HOnsstsa1 properly innedt-sAig
north Of and adjoining the HoFaorOoE oSlLsias.-
Thia property VII be rented in Suitaals Suildt1g
lots, and smbrAoss sozas Of the best aaiEProEsa
ERARMsTRONd,
Iss-H Trustee Of Emily A. Zane
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
SeIling on to Quit the Blsiness

TTNHE subscriber, hEving I'D Arrangements %
i oommsDos buaneB N Chicago, ~ o. Ab0af the
Rr5f of January BeIt, desire 70 Seu o9, greatly
rSdooed prices 70 deAlSrH and for CASH Only, thsr
entire Hoek Of Family Groceries, Foreign Prodnoer
TOhseeo and 6aEAr-
AL those having claims Against vi present
then hJr Al aarly adiusrmenf aod All those oEing
- N Ifn please come forward AMI settle No goSds
VII be sold AtsT the 6r5t day Of SePtenbeT % any
psrBou WhsssosFer except for cash Its equtEuenE
e. W REEssING co.
nnzlaIm S. Rs Alsrtet e. y hsslInz. " Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
MEEnns, " v, =. GO. Z
G. SLACK, Senator 7th DIR.
". 8. DUNBAR, II H-D.
JOHN n PHKLPHE, PraL ssaAte

~omos one door south e KruDsr'B Hotel,
Main GtrsSt-
L.ndies Wishing 70 oonsult the pr. Cf they prefer
olu can nt room Nc 50, Grant HOUSE. and Nh
Lss VII take plehEuro in HooompSuyinE them 20
the once oAa be fOln1 at thS 6ralf HO1ss Hf
night. H1E33-dkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
SALE EA2 Sk " TAtI4shahT tRII4TcaTK T6At T6Wx. AS-

TATE IN RITCHIETOWA.
7 OF NUMBER IS, IN square nunbG Q N kiteh-
IL istOTu, On which is lOcsted . Two story orlck
End frame houss-iAtely owned and occupied By
Daniel Suydsr-Eiu be sold - private Hale- Ter
deseriPtis1, Ec, apply 70 We stEnmI kit>hietoHn
Tor terms apply At the Law O-noe Of OAloTel =
Boyd, Sc. - Main street
II not aold 81 private saie before the Sth day q
Ortober next. Il vii be Eold - public E1ctioa -
ne front door Of the Court Hoass. A. 10 O'clock
'DS. Seps-i BOYD 1 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
Hollands German Bitters!
PURELY vBeErABLEJ

PURELY VBGETABLE)
...,,4 irnorsut paAGu and unsauPplum Hdvsn-
-, nave opened upon suffering humanity the
to,5rgtes Of Nostrus in the shape ef poor whisky,
Ii, compounded with injurious drugs and chris
- T1rics StoInAchics and Bitters.
Esvsrt Of the inuumeIHble array Of Alcoholic
r-rsrstionI ID plethorie bottles and high-bellied
- uDder the modest EpPellAtion Of bittersl which
iss5 Of curing, only RggraYRte disease, and leave
ttt disappointed suhsrer in despair. 30 RI
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
-. m, new and uutrisd article, but have stood
~ test q fftsen years triEl by the American pub
T and their repu sAtlon and sale are not nTRuedpy
sry sinE- preparation -LlL'OILe-.
Ttf proprietors nave thousands Of Letters nom
IN. most eminent Clergymsn. LAEyhrs,
81 :iEens tegtfying, OF ithetr oWo PerSonAl Anol7l-
d. 70 the beneficial effects and medical Ttrtussoi
ilss5 BitterH, TE 400 81 FtET
D5YoU WANT SOMETHING TO sTREEGTHKE
D2roU WANT A GOOD AEPEFIqRr u
UYou WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTTTU
TIONI
II YOU WANT 10 FELL WnLl ...-
% YOU WANT TO GET Rid OF NKRToUsNEssi
d FoU WANT ENERGYl
n1YOu WANT TO SLEEP WELT
d YoU wANTA BRIsK AND TIGoRoUs FEEI-
Hyou do, use
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
A GARD.

4 n NlLAAG1(@
DR h. H. LEE-PHFEICIAN, BuE6EON
u AND AOCOU CHER-ihAnkful for past fAvorB
onld respectfully Inforn his friends and the psbe
generally that be il stu doing business ~ kis old
stand, Main street, neAr the 6ugPaaAiOn Bridge
where be Win De happy TO attend % any business
in hs line that may be entrusted 70 his Night
calls promptly attended TO- DF. Lee IL . ErAduHte
Of the Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
hm been va-io1sly engaged in the practice Of his
profession for the last fourteen yslr- Dr. Lee II
nov prepared with al the Necessary appGrEtlB Tor
the Medical application Of ElsctriEty IN the treat
ment Of Chronic diseases % which he would invite
the special attention Of the Afflicted. 30 perfect iS
the AHeAling Art" Of the pro8snt day (H prGcticod
by BcsctieB) that few nssd despair Of rsoeiung Per
mEnsut benefit II they cannot Be perfectly cured
Special attention given 20 diBulssS Of women and
children. All oJmmunieations strictly oonhdsnfiAL
Our praotiee is EAfs certain and prompt leaving
msrcurial tAfnt in the system, but eisAnEing reno
TAtng and strengthening the general system, acting
in unison with Natures unsrrinE lhVB-
WEKuIEs, WEI Va, Dec 9Th, 1883
10 al Soh01 q MY eOsoeT8s We the Under
dgnsd members Of ths Ws5t FirginiA LegiSlsflrs,
take pleasure in saying that We have EnoEn Dr.
Richard II. Lee many years prev1ons % DE break
ing out Of the Rsbslii0n, Enoos8Eful Hnd eBeT-
getie practitioDsr Of Medicine IOf the Ecectc 1hoo
both in KkaAWhA county Va and Gala county
G. SLACK, Senator 7th DlBt.
VS. DU6RAR, II h D.
JOHN n PHKLPHE, PrsL ssaAts-
Tvomos one door SOuIh e KruDsrB Hotel,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-28
CAVAIRY HORSBS WANTED

Ou1cEAss1srANI oUARIKRMAsIKR-
WHEuIE6, WEI Va. June p, 1854.
OPKS MARKET for ths purrhAss Of CsTAlTT
Ho-rgl yiIl be continued ~ Wheeling. Nsst Va
One hundrud aud EftF-fVs doliara THl % pat1
f,F ~ horsss passed By the Board q IasPsctioa-
EPE1uIoEIIuu8-
s.Au horaas E0E the Cavalry service mast Be sJ1nd
in every particuiAr; from (5) Gftssn % (6J aEtss1
hAndB high, and not Len than (5l ave m0rs thAa
CS) yoG-S Olds in GOD dslhs eOuPlcdy bsilt;
bFidlsWiSeS Of good aetion, and free fron Al DE-
fnctA."
Psynsnfs 70 BE made IN SCertih5AtaS 0f ID5sSt-
SdneSs5 for eiEhr horssE or more
By order Of IA. Oh JAE A EKIN, Chisf 2 NJ
JG FAKSEWoRTH,
80 o-sodtf CAPT 4 A Q n
T9ALL STYLE BILK .HATs-JGa re-
sasi u HAEPEE BAOrE
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sEWARE OY OOUNIKRKEITK.

NO. o3I ARCH STREET
RrtsetPal o84es Gn6 NaalSaaO4g,
Zse-E JONES : EVANS,
- 0's'sorI to G n JAeksOn : Col -,sg-, =.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

A"TsrErr TsicE Tee rrtes Aiii
haze lfgsa cause h a. he tbs Vulgar
Yaaseea" Goa. Saith PLAYED enc otihs
eraslis, trlsks e tAem tie gthsr jay that
has bsta played sines The var tegua The
rels had heen at vutt far The pss, year Or
uar, 10 ,be erection u fu D. Russcy By
ibis formidable sak hry expected @ cons
maBI ssesually ttt Bel River. They
Dragged oyer g g ore q Gibralars. L was
earrssned ty fare, e 900 trocps aader
Gen, D.sk Taylor. This haugb,y ehielaia
learning OF appraeh u chr little army
FASTENED forth % met and oyervbelm Is.
Ausckiug Il Ia tire rear. be confidently ex-
peetcl 10 make short vork q X Bat the
federal commander. actuaied by that de-
tesiabls cunning which - chief attribute
Of lhe Yankee, instead q turning round and
sighting, started az all speed for the fort,
reaching Il txo hoais before the rebels and
eooily TOOK possessior Of ii, leaving Taylor
and his taitcrdcmslons shiyering " cut in
the cold " As ia consequence 4 this act q
bad breejing, our feet was enabled % pass
wiilout interruption IN the very heart q
tho Red River country. No wdnder the ret-
cls vow they wout i've with us. albany
Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05
News Items.

The frrupr essihle prentiee thinks that HoH
sfrinx has coals q j tine iar the Lulou ar
ay & .March, piaAt Itself IN lie seathern
sci and cmmeuce st0atiug.
Arenas Ward. phs afleF various perils
RON disesse. the Indians. the seductive
beauties e. rernouisa &c, has arrived
safety d, s. Louis. Is said g have prepared
lecture "a Brigham i0aug's metber-in.
law, aua hox msns ibere are q her,
President Charles King q New York. M.
Mans6el5 70 Cincinnati. and John Jsy q
New YoYk art each elaiHed = he entitled
al ihe hen0rs q the ''gelerAn Observer
g the New FORA 74mu."
Tie Democrats papers hsrs . CREST dss'
"a say abeut "a AfaFy snferisreoce s8ih cleo,
ticss. sai.s she enly aufhsnfieaie3 case I
MeCltllsn's sT3ss g nauks IN Mar sad AZ
fteiing him 10 detail frees Al re different
rolls = pro,esi paisn voters, sad e hsia d
confinement, 81 wh9 wers IL callgsisa wiia
fesess
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

TRUg srUIF An old Bunenu living
in Dallas county. came to town few days
since, and hunted up the Provost Marshal
lie sisted thar son Of minor age had de-
tcrniued enlist. abd he warned the Nar-
shaI teat his consent cQald never he OBJ
taiasl II Warmed upaa the subject and
remarked further
~ base GIVE sons elder than the one who
wants to enlist, and they are 81 true s,oiI .
Tfae stuff sail The Marshll. "shat
do ysa mean By that
"why, | mean" replied Buitenai
" that hot one of these hve boys has ever
shoNn a disposition to enlist ="
What +" responded ihe Marshal, yoa
have ase sobs over = years q age, ana not
one u ,bem IN tl.e unionarmy True stuff
indeed Ifall families had been Ike yeors,
you weall have bal 10 government to-dsy
~ proteei you ia person and properly"
Five sons over p years 4 age Hale.
hearty sorsl And rot one il de Union
array. OF ooarse ihat Old fellow who tailed
~ s,ppaBtly abogt The "trus stuff :" woes
tie Bauernai ticke,. asd ssears 81 val-
lapaigham and JsE Davis, whie biz Re-
publican neightors have gone 70 var SIZE
Regiaer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

BLAeKwooD's MAGAZINE FOR March. Con-
tents Tie Fleet Of tie Future; Tony But
Ter part VI; The Economy If Capital; Louis
Napoleon as General; Chronicles u Car
iingiord The Perpetual curate--part K;
Cornelius D'Dowd upon Men and Women
and ether things in genegal-part ii; Letter
from Sehleswig- Holsaeu,
The FIR st article compares the merits the
various kials of SHIPS in the British Navy
20 ail in coming to a conclusion as to what
class Of vessels il IS advisable that he feet
81 tie future should mainly consist o. The
article upon Louis Napoleon isan estimate q
his alil,,ies as general, founded upon tbs
Empsrors management Of the war III Italy.
Itis ta some extent review q a French bis,
tory of that campaign ~ General BloHiel
and illustrates somewhat the value q maya
amos Of the nature 81 aiaekwood, which give
D. Is a small space aad Al a slight oost the
most important information . be derived
from WORKS to costly TO ~ 10 TIE possession
81 the great body 81 readers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

Nav YonK. April s--The steam.
e. Columbia arrived from New Or
lenns 9Th cor army vas still push
ne ap Red River.
The steamer summary had brought
e New Oflean. irom Alexandra 200
bales GOTTEN, 500 rtbcl prisoners, IN
ending - officer. captured On the
ai.t - miles back Of Alexandra.
Tie gun boats having commercial
destroy ine property the troops now
folloa The example and the inhahi-
tanls destroy all private cotton 10 pre-.
vent Is falling into our hands.
Among the prisoners is Gen. Tay.
lor's chief of staff
The S3d Ohio IN advance Of Gen.
Banks iorcrs reached Alexandra
li,h, having travelled 10 miles In
loui days,
CnRo, April 2. On the night Of
the 2sth band Of guerrillas captured
and burned trading boat seventy
miles below Memphis. The CREW Of
the boat were afterwards paroled.
Several hundred robbers' occupy
Hickman, Ky.
The relel headquarters Of Gen.
Faulkner are said 10 be at Hickman.
Gen Forests forces are uscai,ercdi
I throughout all parts Of Kentucky
He las force opposite here stealing
horses and eopscripting all the mem
they can lay their hands on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

TnE RrcoRD or GRAST.-The following
is the record Of our gallant Lieutenan
Ger eral
Palo Alto, My s. 1916.
Rcsaca de Ia Palma, May Q, 1916.
Monterey, Sept. 10, 90. q. 1896
Vera c-..a stsu, raa,-s,. W 1917.
Cerro Gordo, April Is, l647,
San Antonio, Aug. 20, l847.
Cherubusco, Aug 20, ls47.
Chopultepec, Sept. IS, l847.
Garita San Cozno, Sept. II, l847.
City Of Mexico, Sept Ia. l847.
Belmont, Nov. 7,.ls6l.
Fort Henry, Feb l6, 1862.
Fort Donelson, Feb 10, IA, Is, JIG, 1862
Shiloh, April aud I, 1862.
Corinth sege, April "A to May 80, 1862.
luka, Sept 10, 1862.
Corintb, Oct and 4, 1862.
IIatchie, Oct. 5, 1862.
Tallahatchie, Dec /, 1862
Part Gibson, May /, 1868.
Raymond, May u, 1868
Jackson, May IA, 1868.
Champion Hill, May l6, 1868.
Black River Bridge. May II, 1865.
Eicksburg, July 4, 1868.
Chattanooga Nov %, "A, 70, &c, 1864
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

Why SUMTER WAS FIRED UPoS. - Jere
Clemens Of Alabama said in his speech at
the recent Union meeting in Huntsville:
" lie would tell the Alabamians how theil
state as got out of the Union. In 1861 !,
shortly after the confederate government
was put III operation, | was ID the city Of
Montgomery. One day stepped into the
Office Of the secretary Of war, Gen. Walker,
aad found there engaged in very excited dis
cussion, NJ. Jefferson Davis. Mr. Memmin-
ger, Mr.. Benjlmin, Mr.. Gilchrist, a mem
Ter Or the legislature from Louudes county,
and q number Of ether prominent gentlemen
They we're discussing the propriety Of imme-
diately opening fire on Fort sumter, to
which Cen Walker, the secretary Of var,
appeared to be opposed Nj Gilehrist said
20 him, Sir, unless yen sprinkle blood ID
the face q the people u Alabama, they will
be back IN tie Cd Union IN less than ten
days The next day Gen. Beaureglsd
opened bis batteries Gu Sumter. aud Ala
bama was saved TO the conl,dpracy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

Wv Holden, editor ofthc Raleigh Stand
dard, Las announced himself the Conserve
tive candidate for Governor Of North Caro-
lima We sappose that u a proper enough
title down here. Il he is in favor q return
ing to the union somehow il this part q
creation 'cousersa Ats means aiding the
rebellion and insis fug upon the destruction
d The country lat words have strange
meanings IL these nge times, when free
dom is said to lie andel On slavery, de-
moorary means the rule 81 slave-mongcn
and traitors profess to be patriots II i
queer--but ii i lrae. A4fiiageoa (isual
Hauk- Eve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

aMonadaoek. tho Iond0n cor res.
pondeui Of the Nes York Times. ate
in recent letter that short time
ago, the Prince Of Wales. n d dinner
Of lie Guards. emloldensd. perhaps.
Nv the conyiymlily gaze a toast Nis',-
ing tbs AusiriaBs and iras-iaus, who
are invading Denmark, ihe fate Of
Pharaoh aud his hosi Ihe story got
wind, and ihe Globe deaied IL truth :
bni i Is nos The lees confidently as
serted and tie iangu &c, e y ssid was
even q lutte stronger than wss report
ed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

GIN. GRANT AND NO MORE
BALLs.--The following was tele
z aphed from Washington March "a.
The following conversation toob
place at Willard's to-day, between the
General and a lady stopping at tile
hotel
Lady--"General, take me with you
20 the reyeiew, Tomorrow"
Grant" Madame, cannot allow a
review have sent to tie front 70
saJ So.
Lady--"Well, viii 20 70 tie ball
next week"
Gram--"1here viii lie no more
ball. there wouldn't have been any.
If ! had been here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

At complimentary dinner given IN Bos-
ton last Saturday to the Congressional Nayal
Committee, Hon Edward Everett alluded
ironically to the British taunt against the
navy because it had not caught the Alaba-
ma Napoleon Bonapart sailed from Tou-
Ion with 400 ships Of war and transports,
yet Lord Nelson. with the feet with which
be gained the battle Of the Nile, could MOI
catch him, although he chased him All
around the Medterrean lie didn't catch
him The next year, although Napoleon stop
ped to take Malta aud visit bis relations
IN 1916 Nelson didn'l catch Napoleon a. he
sailed for Elba The Mediterranean com
pared With The Atlantic aud Indian Seas.
where tbe Alabama roams At large, is bot
mill pond.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

NORTHERN (hriEs TO RE BURNED.
-" W. may not, il il true. be able "a
send rading party 10 dash into Phil
adflphia or New York to do the work
nor have We artillery that will carr
Greek fire Far enough to RI ach them
but we have that which will 60 far
lher than horsemen can ride, and "
penetrate what the migbiiest arillcrJ
Woall make no impression on w(
have money. A million Of doilarl
would lay in ashes New York. BosloI
Philadelphia, Chicago, Piltsburg. Wash
inelon, aud al their chief cities, and
The men 70 do the business may I'D
picked up by tie hundred in the street,
OF those very cities. II il should III
thought unsafe TO use them. there ar|
daring men in Canada, Of Morgani
and other commands, who have escat
I'd from Yankee dungeons, and VIII
would rejoice al an opportunity OF ia
ing something that would make u
Yankeedom howl with anguish an
CONSERVATION.
That what we are say ing may b
given a still more practical turn, "
viii add HAT we know and have talke
with man--a well known officer i
the army, aud every way competed
and fit who IS ready and angtops
once 10 proceed 10 Caa0da on this In
iness Richmond Wig.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

4 NOVEL PeoJrcr. Another New York
Railroad project Not Broadway net
" Crossiown "-aot through any avenue. or
street. Or lane, tr passage, actual or myth
cal-bot rulway under the city. The
scheme is beaded ~ some Of the first men
Of the city, and bin authorizing it has
been ialrod,ced into the Legislature.
Tie ilea f tunnelIing the great Metro
polls, and having The steam horse .uorting
and whce4ng under The peoples oeliars-
under the sewers aud drains Of the town
even; is .one,hlug startling BUTT is not
novel London Is pierced by subterranean
railways, aud they are found to work SO adj
mir.bly. hat they are preferred By those
going FROM one part Of the city to the other,
as more quiet aud comfortable than the
above ground conyeyances Tile tunnel Of
the PRINCIPAL line Is, we believe, some thirty
fee below the suface-passes under some
o. the maia sewers--bas double track, and
is brilliantly lighted with gas 10 show the
success ofthe project, the stock, which At
first wentbcgging At seven and ten cents on
The dollr is now above par
We knew nothing Of the merits Of the bill
nov before lie legislature but that sooner
or later The vast growth Of New York will
demand that part Of the vast stream O.
freight and passengers shall be made to flow
through subterranean conduit, we have
litle doubt. Fancy one plunging into the
bowels Of the earth at the Battery, diving
uudcr f,e miles Of brick and mortar, and
coming up to the roar and daylight Of The
outer world At Central Park And yet
some Of US will doubtless live to see it.--H-
baay Journal