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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-04
BRowN's GAP AND TIsHRR's HILL.

This was the hole. the stronghold into
which the great Jackson used to with.
draw whenever the enemy pressed him
dangerously and he always emerged from
it to conquer. Recollecting Gen. Jackson's
campaigns We are struck with the fact that
though he often found it necessary to re-
treat up the valley he never made q stand
at Fishers Hill. His military eye discov-
has borne testimony to his sagaoity. Gen,
Early was ~hanked out OF that position
We learn this from persons who witnessed
the attack of the enemy and our retreat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-04

The Battle AZ new HOPe-Early's
!. Reported pIotory=The success
D0ubtcd-StnuntOn Entered by
the Union CavRlrys,S Sc Good si.
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Valuable Property for Rent.

no LET ON GROUND RHNT, for = term ofysarS,
II about one hundred and hfty feet OF the prop
eFty fronting on Main street, and running back
about one hundred aud thirty-tWo feet, and EnoTn
a. the ZAne Homestead property, immedhtely
north OF and adjoining tho HornbrooE bulIdinga.
iots. And embraces some Of the best unimPrOVSd
P'OP'''' - R.R.ARMSTR0NG,
tes-tf Trustee Of Emily A. Zane
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ExceIsior Planning Mill.

GAC6ISIOI Z 4t1H6
TTAVING lifted up my establishment with the
III LHtoSt Improved Machinery, am now pre-
Darod 10 furnish at my once In BRIDGEPORr, the
Same that was formerly oocuPled BY steSart and
KeeIine Rough aud Worked Boards, FiOOring,
Weather- Boarding. Doors, Sash, Shingles, shelving
OornIoe- Boards shutters, Mouldingh PAliDgs, Pam
nelStud Frames, aud Building Materials Generally.
All work delivered frss Of charges At the Glove
land and Pittsburgh r. B. Depot, and also at the
Baltimore and Ohio and Hsnpheld r. r. DsPotsS
Oxcepting tOlls
Orders promptly attended %; ,,,,,
(Pormerly Of the drm Of stewart hesiine.
BRfpgEPoFF Belmont Co.. o. le--on-
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Hooaand's German Bitters!
truRELY vRsErABLEl

' (FUAkLH NEGE1AbLEl
Bs,ts q iSnarant Quseks and unscruPuiOuG AATen-
fz-e-S. have opened upon suffering humanity the
z,t-SGtes Of SoStrums In the shape Of poor whisky,
rleI. compounded With injurious drugs and Ehrts-
t-r.l Touicz, StOr1Aehies and Bitten.
BtSAre Of the innuneEAble array OF Aleohone
;repAra:ions in plethSrie bottles, and htGh-beled
feSs uadtrths HOdsSl SPPSllAtioa Of bitter, which
-ssi % curing, only AggraTAte Disease and leave
tee 4L.spPointed sufferer in despair.
HooFLANDss GERMAN BITTERs
A.. 70, 4 aew and DntEisd Afticls, hot have stood
fE tsI ot afteen year, trial BY the American pub
* AID their reputation and sale are not riVAledby
Gzy similar PrePAraAt0n-- - y II.
Ths proprietors Thousands OF Letters nom
:a- nSSE eminent OierEymeR, LAEysrs, PhySieAnas
Aa Cri-sas .sstfying, oFtheir own personal ADOEi-
r.- to the esaedciAl ELECTS and medical VtrtaSsof
taess BIrtSrz 'ta.
70 YoU WANT SOMETHING 10 srRENaTHEN
Tou'
% VOC WANT GOOD ARRETTTEi
D YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsrIru
TIOSi
D. roc WANT TO YEEL wELLi
~ YOU WANT TO GET RIDoF NERToUsNEss'
- TOO WANT ESERGTi
D Tou WANT TO SLEEP WELLi
70 YOU WANT BRIsk AND VIGOROUS RKKL-
TNGl
Tf-o-, 4, -,
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN RITCH1ETOWN.
r OF NUMBER Is, in square number Q, In Riteh-
j 4 ietoWn on which Is located two story brick
and a frame houss-lAtely owned and occupied ~
deSeTiptien &C. apply TO VIM. StRmm, RitehietoTn-
FOR tsrmS apply q the Law Once Of Caldwell =
, IA a. nriTat sale before the 5th day OF
oetober mort it will be sold at public anctton At
ne mont door Of the Court HOuse, At 10 o'clock on
that sayi; BOYD 4 CO.
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A CARD.

DR. r.. H. LEE-PHYSIoIAN, SURGEON
IL AND AOOOUOHER-thAnkful for past fayors
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he e still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he will oO happy % attend @ any businss
calIs promptly attended to. DR.. Lee is graduate
Of the Ecletic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been yariously engaged in the practice OF his
profession for the last fourteen years Dr.. Lee is
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus Tor
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
ment Of Chronic Diseases to which he would invite
thO special attention Of the afiicted 30 perfect i9
the Sfealing Art" Of the present day (AS Praeteed
by RclectiesJ that few need despair ofrecevng per-
mAnent benefit n they cannot be perfectly cured
9pecial attention given 70 diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
our practice is safe certain and prompt leaving no
mercurial taint in the system, but cleansing reno.
VAting and strengthening the general syStemS eotnB
in unison with Natures unOrring laws.
WHEuIHs, WEST VA, Dec. 4th, 1883.
10 all tUhOm q may eOaeeT1: We, the nnoeE-
aiQned members Of the West Virginia Legislat9IeB
take pleasure In saying that We have known Dr.
Richard H. Lee many years preylons ~ my NJ @
ing out Of the Rebellion, - sucoessinl sna SneI
gefo OF Medicine (Ofthe Bcleeto Seh0oD
Both In KAnaWhA county Va and Gala county,
Ohio. n,cp a.,.,o- 7,h Nit
MS DUNBAR, n. HE
john n. PHRLPHS, Pres. Senate.
rz1-omee ono door south Of KrGmer's Hotel
LSdies ViShIng to consult the Or. az they prefer
nan ali Al room No. 80, Grant House, and Mrs
~ viii take plehsnro In accompanying Ihem 70
tho once. Oan be found at the Grant House at
night. Ans1S-oS"
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BEWARG OF OoUETERYEIfa.

NO. e3I ARCH sTREEr
FrI"s4PaI oGes a1d KaasfaesOv1,
JONES 4 EyARs,
ia '''.'0r' q. N. Jackson co,I
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Pl01lsFoU

ausS,ty a I.1 ,,a ssH holding Ssariy SSoS
&c per bottis' half dozen, -. ,s,saI,T
Ior sale By BrlEEiIts and DeaIsEa sysFSIrhs
Stho UHitad etstsS, aud by ali the DTuEg3Sts N
SNaheN n WhsshnEs oet9-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-04
HoOfand's German Bittersl

Ifyou douI
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
bar. henry Thompson's Despatch.

NEW CstxAys, La, sept. ~, 1894
Ry the arrival last night Of the United states transport
taisina, iron Braz1s Santiago the previously .cUt
hy ycnr correspondent from tha. point ceunrued
The oaers o. the Asbana also fep0ri olic ing sd
8,t.ensl and ate inteiiscucs.-
in the engagement neas Pslo Alto on tie 10th isst
anG 10 which tise Mexic&as s:ca tbs rebels n ade
three chargssor Ire purpose e capturing or ARTILLERY
Iucy repI,sed each tine with great slaughter
mon loss twenty On tbe 0iic1 pg day there yar con-
sidef able ssrpishrg between hn-pckela
on the Mr. iastaIt ogr fo- = ei back Uhic RAJ ne
and we're ren.erce.DF li0 .re - unGeF CuBe ay one
binffednnd hfty EtFoas, VIII rue Iieee o. sstsFy.
The rebels followed snd sstacsed about IN A. N.
Apoa; hz st sAi gaer mate charge, wLit waf re.
pulsed by oar arlery srd Infantry. The iirst Texas
cvay heu charged uy0. B0 rebels their torn driy.
.ns hun eons~ara5i. 4ls,ance vlth great .os, and
capturing their camp
Colonel '-iadrgs VAS N cQsaDaad o. me rebes lie
bad force % stx Aupds ed aud hfty Texan sa4aors
Colonel henedss he aext a command bad about .eyer
hnudreA nuDnted iuisntev.
orr force consisted about nve hundred Infantry aaG
cavalry and Eve pieces ci artillery,
On the following day the Mon .orce return 10 ann
the rebels following T. gesnectaN distance un.i they
arrived with n range ~ i0rtGcRtiops. when the
artillery opeusd upoa ,hsn compelling them 10 DsaG
hsEty retreat
On the DAY ID. French oft Bas lad Tor Hs,sa9ro,
ca TIVE steamers ~ he ish Il reported that they
had sn trgagemeut Win Cortins, rspalsea suh
great lss, ans retsfasa TO B=gdsd
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
IFAnrIL

CLEARED
ssp cisso t8r Acseadar Iiysrpeo-J " Ewell CO.
snS Eiio,a ,Hri cs,sT s6stss.c pnn"sa toos o.
garx N Los 70 tir) Iosis dscrrool- -BoJ 4 nnckcn.
Bars ierssgrg ,tfse, @se.sts., Brsn'sn-Esgsr yrcr
:. g.S hsns Mare f's sugadah. HorieaiA-.au4a.
arg Paul vrr'. yir st. S-mpi ce;is-Fuuch. NeieoSe
Trs Il. An ses 3D.. Lind. as,asham and rala-r. i
.s s3Pn Is'gS''3 81. nsysas si'a
sSs lee yBF; isie seirs sSs Para i '!a I fsses
scbr ss,e s.la, ir.q ss,p i,aul--seru,rA srovn
seir Adclis keiel- BlaRn'oTd, PoIs Royal-s Lew,
scSr 4 Brosnins. s..insS Forircs. scnTos-.N r
sshr ssiiy css sie,,rn washington Bentley, .Srals
ssr s,ssG. ,.. s'ES..y
ssSr S,sak ssris ssss.T ssassf Il en.s ssS
ssr GaSo' s. we,SsTsre5SS 'S. eos,on-.s ir"i. rs
sasr grassis HEAD Froyieence-H Escsett A Son.
sioop HsTesr. asessi, ssv i,a.sn-H sRacAsn SON
Ii..sasr ysis1n. aosFisn, YhiiacsaiA
ARRIVED
gunboat G'sueas, Com George cooper, nsmyion
s;ssnssip Rfsren Ras. Meter. Rrss.n sep. il. Via
ss..m.sy ro,,ss " usnspun, weacs. re~ Ra,,,
.ss ssta%.ss sssas ss' S k kSa sss. ~ ''E vim "a
B.fs ccans.is mr. ssaeis.os. rs'esnss "a d.,, wl,s
pssl H-chshit lRr) Lsnss ~ xs,nn.. % days ~nb
iiss;.s ss;. .,ss '.a sd., Su.a %
grg Henry ihs, ls' Lars-,r Mirgcsns. Sep, y,
" vas Sossa.c srs bf ssnsoai taoisls ernpsS "a al wsi
Brig 4 Kennedy tof wsldobcrol. Honses Cow Bsy "a
days. WITH coal. 70 MrtcsH Duncan -
~ i sse .ss SsS'si s .s st s.: ifE; Sss
Bssr bss arseI, sfD, serrs L~sberp, Juy 10 pAssss
ossl sssl as. E' a.;s ;5s & t..ss Y yss'':s s''s
schr LARK, yohB,en, sisptord
sehr Heleo Mar. Vines Port Jefersnp
schf l. A rsyles Hsylsn, PoIl Jefferson
echr Filiew, HAL wiiles,s foint
sch, hicbiasn rsurders Rondcpt fep Bossos
MEOW
Ono bris, nams unknovs
wiss a. sussste
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Ml.cnllanaaus,

Mtsceua ne0us.
sTpASssw orr oy Loppo~, of the fpmap tns s4rs ~
to rdcrsw cct u for Queeusovn And LIVERPOOL ear
ying the meis Capt p~lri~, the 1coI o this
.upeys vsss skil nsvigssor ss well - social snt
ser Gsvapsgh ere both msssfs o thsr prefessons ard
,ssde boss of friends ~ their hnd end
duct
BaIr rsrrvFr kui NJ roytp,nhkw arrived ~ Bah y7A
n s ~ r. @ a, AM. wsns s.ss. NV s,.s ts
~ fbree days
BArE Hyrolrp rrrp frcrn zers'ssr fpr 7yevitescs b
fove reported 81 fifnonh Bay u1u 10 dssss remained
Ang had been ceuked nfae s,d ousoe ana rrr<ossd b
hsss new NJ hat no~ wOrla bs tssay 10
proossd 10 Two cy three wetkA ~
pbgx Jopr wKys Of New Bedford, scs .ogs which %,
iao Ran Prnpo 80 N<t hpvlnf hNen heary vrscktd IN
gale. BEEN cold for y51, tsph. I9s oaGs gore so
sYs les s sneusa 70 @sse Tho ss.ss smoant 'saiised
ps,o n y sykrr Chsabourne, from hsasrN cay tst
T;. was ss s ~ s.s . . 'sc S Ts .s X % I
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
rcKnnRp.

Hero Colonel Mc6goafty, Or the Tenth ohia volgn.
teTs arrived IN the city last nett from the ronf on
his way home. ho IS srncrng severely from wounds,
having received no lefs th twenty foIr bs tnrong
6iercnt portions cf hs body numerous battles sirce
the cogneaccl OF his arms : - recently nm.
pgatcd 1--WE sEcis IN u muated liz limb hGs he
oreraiion became necessary. Colonel NcGroary u, iu
deed, war worn hefo.- LoNirils Jotgnai, scyl. 20
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Arrival Of the Prize Matagorda at Bos-
ton.

BOsT0N, SNpt. xH, lSdf.
1he prize steamer Matagorda, alias Alcc, captured
sept 10, by ne United States Magnolia arrived
bers to-day. She from Galveston, bound TO Havana
and taken OF Yucaian Banks after chase OF five
hours with cargo Of six bundred bales OF cotton
board she iron sdswbee steamer OF about Eve
L ed is oufts a-sa.
lei. alter her capture sne sent TO Key West aud
her cargo 81 such vsce tha, il considered pru
ccut serd convoy with her The United States gun
boat iass was selected Tor that purr0re and arrived
LeIe aha noTnng IN company With her.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

TCcgYv.--on Wednesday, september 2S, JAcoa TUoKw,
First Assistant tpsreer United states Navy, aged st
yeae.
Nay his scul rest IN reace
The funeral viii take riacs nj Maiden Ulster county
Ne~ York, saturday sficrn on, ai three O'Clock,
Tbo relatives and rlsnds Of The iany also the brslhrex
II Greenwich JAcse No xe7 I. and a. NJ, are respeSS
fully invited to attend,
= = ~ OAR n.aus ~ Second Pac..
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
The Press Despatch.

The steamer California, Captain William Brand arrived
from New York to-day, VIA Washington, D. G.
Deaths In Hampton Hospital since last report--Peter
noore 22d United States tcolored Edward MahoDey
New York; Matthias Shaiier, I'D Pennsyvana artillery
johnson wallace 9th Pennsylvana; George Ketchurr
48th New York Volunteers Fred strsiley Sd Now York
artillery Lewis Bush. I'd Pennsylvania artillery; J.hn
Gemcy ID Pennsy lvaniA artillery; James simpson, 29h
United states (coored) Chas Brown, 18Th New York
artiliery John scho 8sd New York battery G. Green
10th United States (colored) John Hubbe Conncct
Gu. artllery; VIM. Drodisy, Sd Now Hampshire; John
Brown, s7th Now Jersey David A. Perry gath Masss-
chasetts r. B. Greer, I'd Penhsyvana ariillcry r.
cershott llth New Jersey; George De Bar i8eth New
York; George Race lst United States artillery wm H.
Ames let District Columbia artillery George Mills Goth
United states icooredl; John Skinner
Department; alex. Clark, 9Th United States colored
Conrad Ribbed, eth New Jersey; John Boss, 9Th United
States Artillery; John N. ellis, Sd New H.ropsbre g.
W. Colborn, s5h Pennsylvania John Hall, ilTth New
York, Capt. ]. Watkins, s5th Transatlantic.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Base Bail.

VA MUTUAL VS.. ECRFoRD.
Sloseiy contested game played Hoboken yea
terday afternoon between the above famous bah clubs
tho result OF which rs sGlxed.-
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
gbfy rprellfrruse

IDs ~ 1rs s1rs Rsaisssr ARtosf-Abopi are O'CLOCK
sst evenus FIRE discovered 10 the six'h regiment
nrmory corner p' Centre snd Grand street. Il orig
mated hs rom ooCupi.i by the uastcrmsser cr vi,
siOres AID sapioSad sussd by spontaneous CON-
Dastou Nher srsi severed tno IRE had bhrned
uough The hocrnE and Csilinc iro the market .ndsY
nsasn and rom appearance bad 40 doubt been Ore
vr sore time l1s dsu ~ . t stores c' The Sixth
gimcrt wiA he probsty hundred dolars fhe saou.
~ room Ssespsa ~ somraay q ihe seventy ass
aesrs ne tie br dns aocut tvo ban dysd d. u snons
a. which " irslreG
swapE AWosas -~Asoot len c'ciocs lasi evenings
psnea Poe Neosde~y residing ~ No cys Mn,.
rsfry ssetI, committed suicide by ampns vi o. Tie
fourth tioy @Ipd0x Df hsT fsaidsnCs the sidesas
shs are slnesi astsr:y she coroner Wa rollacl
e.s fx,los sos.-ls, -csa .igbs Blns O'Clock las,
evening erpcsiep or gss icok place IL the bilaiug
snrp~r u BtcserAy ssd A4scsy street Tee wrse-s
blown a -orsp psss'ng :, tns time prcr
uAisd by 90. ierce q b- explosion. Tie damage w1s
slight Jhe gas E hre . sofas weSdv orf whicb was
sxiinsIlsntd oy private ssschnap callahan snd police
man p'toznof.
fsssL bsIA -~Iiavn sArct lsS rssldns ~ No 1s
slru srenDt. ysrsfaay morning cll from ,os foprtb
s.ory -iOsev q 1o'. p,ems.. . 8. Sidewalk .sc
va instant, siiiec fhs cvoaer was bottled
Tpr H,prts~s fesscro tsor--fhe fsY storm .. ,ss,
We ere iucrDsd, Destroyed shs greater part Of
sropSs .nd friu,s e.ors-s sespe. t, crop pasiss %
a lheo eong,es vas oui small pos sessi 70 the iaprtb
~ ~ e.s 3. s.s sss sssf vi n'sa ss
- rom the sVsrsss crop 10 TIE following osvni.s
"a Farsr 500 h6Js Charles, 800 hhdH. Calvert, 600
bs@t Prince Georges. 100 kbdr feisl. 2co hbdf
hets eopp-s use powerful tobacco ceunss Of zoe
star. ,nd q s0-rer yssrr tielded than three.
fnuftps ~ tb4 sniFe crop ~ the ktsto-t 900 hhds
vbtt farg or tc be lure In the pro6peaon ~ this
g. cal ftADit Il ssf yisgd = ssres Gsospfcs.
~ ~ ryvyn'carsn -yfse Troy -ywa wys ,ns, cos.
hoy m0ns N going 70 book rto lhe usnsssrpspl % thc
rncc y Rsf,gss Nsw yors Nos bong sincs boy rsms6
vpu sent from Dnt rfy a. tbaf insitutiop nsas
appearance - tbr army intc which 10 he'd beer
soia sanssfute l.s'rt Fiage, of Troy, tock the
nals, ~ wIls sSmmssssbls sgir, sce had some oor.
sssf.e 1nAly dbsctsd sov, kAymoars sl&nson 10 tto
Emo lnsy uf saot re0sailBE, " 81 Was pgaessoad,
sesea, sna ss Gsse,ner has ordered Jndss Aasoosis
see.gsl .sss " nAhs tssssash iayssskAsicn "
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
,yIs, wLI.ANEOus.

Az isPoRrA-T REDUCTION mas BEaK MADE -
n las pr.tss OF an our
recsnt heavy decips IN The value a
snd ssahsoss psesss,ns isyorA5s oppor,sry 70 oss
Cusnm supply wants Tor the Wekeve
rrc and vsry hcits sssortmens on hard French Chir6
md EnSlgh sians Snina Sns.Me Hfon,cs PArAh
CHAEDnLiERs, LAyPs. AND GAS FIxruhRs,
" HAUGHwoUT 90,
Ecs tse 400 and As7 Broadway. corner Of Broomi ~
-
Doors AND PHoRs -dREkr REDUCTION ~
corner q orss Jones sst opposite Third .uesl who ~
Val and wlal1 Dsods Ia Nis civ, LADIES' heavy 0o1
bnlmorss from "a 40 ~ Genie Docs and Ranorah. =
10 eT --W l~-' I"
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
StiIP.PENG NEW S.
Port Of New York, September ~, iso4.

ItsltAC ron YoEE-rIis pAr
frN nrsrs............... - Soey EisYS.....
trr q AiH wtrras......aya 0
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Dreonlyn City Pslasacs.


The republicans held their primary msssin Lass
sg for the purpose ofeisctIng delegates 70 NE Coss
sopa CITY, County and state Conventions Ths attend.
the polls larger than usual such occaeons
and the greatest interest was nnfestsd in the Con.
gressOnai delegations Of the Third district The psomi
nent Candidates Mr.. james Humphrey former mem.
Der Of Congress-, and Mr. 8. B. GhNendsn. 80 fAs ~
could DO asceaned the Humphrey ticket succsssfu
ia tae First, Second, Eourtb, Eleventh and Twentieth
words. while the Third ward certainly and the Fth and
Gov entb arc claimed by the friends Of Mr. Chiltenden
with The thirteenth ward to bear from. Ar Samuel
Maddox appears 10 have received tho ma ority Of dole
gates In The Second COperS5sioHai district
The depocrats have y .ast como TO perfect under
standing 10 reaton o the division Of candidates between
two o. the county general committees, whne IL sub
eeanfisiy conceded that the thrd-the Montague Hap
c1mmittSe-is 10 como 10 for share The Arrangement
agreed 20 Is as fol owsIne aUuon' Committee is 70
minste candidates IN Register Congress- Second dist
Justice Of the Ponce second district and members
seDby Of the First. Second Fifth ana seventh districts.
inc NatloDas arc 70 nominate candidates for County
Clerk congrese Third dstrist Police Justice and Justice
oi the Peace First district. nup6iendsnt Of the Poor,
Justice oI Sessions and members OF Assembly OF the
Third, Fourth and sixth dis!ric,s.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Cisy PelssisE:

Caty PoIAsic6s -
W. nsrUNICAH'eoUHry 0orvnvuOus " : II
M Coansy oonvsaSin u sAs Drspss nspsSsaa avsy,
met On wednesday night a Hope chapel and nsas Ne
following Dominitisae:- s1eNEW 81 = 8Awl
Saw0-Jshp N. VAsmsr. as Nxss-tsrtaf ~ NJ
CbsNly CfA'k-- Wm q. Davi1soa. et7se Est ta sai
DshJH AH0ysHy-E n WA BuYso. sey teAt- t 81
Ciy jhdos-yohn II. Whits. e2 eA~s
Sstsyuaannexa. Beatty. ,5s-,sts i sx an
c.rsnevs-E. !. celIs, Alsz wIiAvr. w. nAv, H.,
pr hafnnsy.
MEETING or rBs FEDERAL gs.os OssrRAI cox.
..,a. Snoe-s organization he'd shsr Iseular weekly
IA syr':s a. .s'S A.-- --s..r..r', room so !
meeting was called 10 order oy Ne
zsseiasnf s ndrsw Lewis. shortly after eight eccN,
and she Du.es Of the last meeting we're read 6y Ne
secrsi<ry, Mr. G. H. Bromley, and we're .sprovsd.
committee Of Ten were sppolcssl 10 attend " Ne
thorough osganlzasio9 II ths ssosasiea in sAs
different werds and the ws sssecss,oas wsre insruss
ed % elect deegstss the dunsy oonersssionsl A..
semb'y and judicial Ocsvsntsons. resolution Va:
adopted tha. the County Convention meet on Ocs =, q
their next regular meeting. 70 the Presidential kss
10 be supported BY shsm Il the coming election mo.
tcn Was ma1o 70 appoint executive and confegence
comuitee 70 confer with other organizations, which was
laid over until the next meoting Aer yansaCtiug some
further routine baainess the committee adiouYnsd, %
meet a. the same place on next Wednesday, svsns, q
Fast Bov00 O'CoCN
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balance will netere 81 good order. Tobacco bic done
very well during ne Rgi mOnlb, making good crop
where planted even Jar north o. Genital WMscnsp.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
Morgan and his command received when Imprisoned at

Morgan and his command received when Imprisoned at
Columbus" -,
8 Papers from SOrty-eight to fifty seven, inclusive
relate 70 the detention of surgeons. Before the date Of
the cartel surgeons we're uncoudit0Day released after
capture. That rule was FIRST adopted By the Oonfede-
rae commanders and was subsequently, followed By the
Fo3erals Some time ago, RuckeT was indicted by
grand jury in Virginia for several feones. Although
RuckeF mover surgeon in the Federal service, toe
enemJ held Surg on Green Of the Confederate navy in
retaliation. This caused retaliation part in re-
urn, and surgeons were afterwards held in captivity on
both sides. In this instance the Federal authorities
proved thas hoy ready TO sacrifice their med
eal officers In endeavour to secure he release of
elen in no way connected with their medical service
Rucker having recently Grouped from jail the surgeons
on both sides have been released
8. Papers from 6ltyeghi to sixty three, inclusive,
relate TO persons captured upon our rivers and the high
seas. By agreement made with the Federal agent Of
exchange all such who captured before Dec 10Th,
1850, declared exchanged In spite Of this ogree
msbt Of pilots and captains were kept In
confinement. The correspondence will fully Sho" the
10 usl Of the Federal authorities 20 adopt any fair ard
reciprocal rule the further exchange OF such pr
sons.
T. Papers numbers sixtyfou, and sixty-hVe show the
pteLs Of the enemy to such persons have been
Iried under the laws Of sovereign Stale for offences
against the same.
4 Papers nom sixty-six to sevsnty.two, inclusive
embrace all the correspondence in which Gen. T. A
Hitchcock has borne q para Il seems there two
commissioners Of exchange the part of the Federal
government How far be authority OF each extends
how far is subordinate to tho other has not
yet clearly appeared. The future may perhaps eIpan
that they may be put to separate uses. The first letter
OF Gen. Hitchcock bearing da.e November AZ, 1858,
returned with Ihe following Endorsement TO wit: PRO
testing that the statement Of facts contained in this pa
pIpar Incorrect return to its author un. TO be
Ell her written or received"
With this brief notice Of the correspondence, res
pec:fuly submis 1t as my report.
> Respectfully,
Your obdt aervt,