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Guerrillas ON the Ohio River.
steamer Liberty Fired Into.
MI ...:..-:lla n am $3.50 81 Lat WaI mao.


steamer Liberty Fired Into.
The Louisville Democrat OF last Wednes-
day says: . ~ '"i
The steamer Liberty arrived from Mem
phis yesterday about II o'clock, and to her
attentive officers we are indebted for late
papers and other favors. From passenger
who camc up on the Liberty, we learn that
the boat after passing Shawneetown, ILL.,,
made the usual crossing made there, and
when within. twentyEards of the Kentucky
shore a perfect hail storm of bullets and
buck shot burst upon the boat, striking hel
in many places, and penetrating her pilot
house, texas and several staterooms, mar
rowly missing several passengers, but for.
tunately striking no one. The Liberty was
crowded with women and children, who
were fleeing from the rebel prosecutions in
the western portion of the State, and ia
king all the circumstances into considera
ton, this is the most murderous assault
made upon boat since the war commenced
With the boat crowded as itiwas, it is al
most q miracle that no one was killed.
Notwithstanding the large number of wo
men and children on the boat there was but
E.. . J = .
little fright or CONSERVATION, and by in
creasipg the steam little the boat soor
got out of reach of the fire of the murder
GUS villains. The gang who fred upon the
Liberty No. claimed to be under command
of Captain Bennett, and are supposed tt
be the same party that were at Madisonvll'
q short time since, where they captured
General Shackelfod, who they released in
short time. uses4,,t. SIS,
Passengers on the Liberty report that tht
banks of the Ohio are lined with thes,
thieving bands who fire on boats passing
Every exertion should be used to capture
these villains, and when taken they should
be treated as other murderers. The firms
upon boats that are crowded with innocen
women and children is most hideous and
awful crime, and deserves the severest pun.
ishment. ..-...t , ...-,..e.t. d. ..
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liz H
N pursuance of the decree of the Circuit Court
lfor Ohio County aforesaid, in the case Of Hutch.
ms and Moore and others, plaintiffs, and Kelly
Holloway and Co. and others, defendants made on
the 4th of April, 1864, the undersigned, appointed
special commits sioners for this purpose will sell at
public auction to the highest and best bidder upon
the terms after mentioned at the front door of the
Court House for said County of Ohio, in Wheeling,
on Wednesday the 29th day of June, 1864, the
following property, to wit; That known as the Vir-
ginia Iron Works, at Benwood aforesaid. being
the same property mentioned and described in the
deed Of trust from Kelly, Holloway and ca, to z
Jacob, dated the 18th day of May 1855; annexed
to plaintiffs bill in this cause as their exhibit g.
This property consists mainly Of said Iron Works,
an extensive coal privilege and right with improve
ments for working the same and a rail track run
ming from the coal bank to the MILL also of large
number Of building lots, improved and unimpro-
we'd, with comfortable dwelling houses 90 part tf
them capable Of accommodating, as we are told,
eighty families, and yielding as we are also in
formed yearly rental of near four thousand dol
lars, together with good two story brick house.
The rolling and iron mill possesses as we believe,
one Nail factory containing forty -nine (49) ma
chimes in good order, sixteen boiling furnaces,
three heating furnaces. four nail furnaces,-a
double train muckyrolls and squeezers with neces-
sary machines and fixtures for manufacturing, &C.
ccording to our information, four hundred I400l
kegs Of nails per day, of best quality. 1t is deem
cd unnecessary to give any more particular de-
soription of tho property, as we request and pre-
sumo that persons wishing to purchase will ex-
amino for themselves.
AS said property is so situated on the bank of
the Ohio River, at the junction of said Railroads,
iron and other materials for the operation of said
works can DO received at the mill, and product
shipped direct therefrom, without further hauling
or handling t...is. 4.s. ...'l
1t is part of the decree under which this sale is
made, that the purchaser shall not be disturbed in
the possession title of the property by any fur
ther or future litigation between said parties.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tho purchase: to pay
such sum in hand as he may desire, but no less
than one third of the amount of the purchase mon
ey; and the balance thereof in equal installments
payable 10 one two and three years from the day
o. sale, with interest from said day of sale; the
purchaser to give bond with approved personal Sc
curity. for the instalment of the purchase money
payable at one year from said day of sale; and
The title to be retained as a further security until
the whole of said purchase money shall have been
July paid up and discharged.
Wheeling, April Goth, 1864
q. JACOB,
JAMES S: WHEAT,
Special Commissioners.
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Our Agent at MorgantOwn.

IT. PoRr, Esq, is our authorized agent ia 81
subser;ntion to Mr.. PoRr, at his Shoe Store, Wal.
mt street. below Main. He will also receive or
ders for advertising and job work
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Bculties, to keep my mouth shut This was
the came Lieutepslt who had told me pre-.
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Proclamation by the Presideu
agyo1a of the United States.

Va v4AO OAAbOO StoVOos
Another Call for 400, 900 More Men
A Lso, 10000 Ladies' to examine the sas {,
a elegant Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons Arihda
Flowers, Etc, Etc., Wholesale and Retail, which
10 just opening at the well known Estabi.dnA
ss.-yE mta ,,i M RHEINsTRon
No. l4l Main Street, Wheeling West Va
The undersigned has just opened by tar the la
gest and most elegant stock Of Trimming, MilLl
cry, Straw and Fancy Goods together with con
plete assortment of Notions ever offered in th.
market. ~ -
Ny long experience in business and ertsu.iy.
Acquaintance in the Eastern cities amongst III,
largest importing houses, enables me to offer ,u
perior inducements to all who favor me with call
before purchasing elsewhere nv stock il lara,
and we'll selected, inferior to none in the Wea
and everything which is usually kept in i'm
class establishment of this kind, may AWAY, b
found ut bargains.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon, at very low price.
900 Trimming and Mantua " q
3OO Boxes Artificial Flowers; sous of the very
latest and most improved styles
2OO Boxes Ruehess and Tabs, at extremely low
500 pieces Gimppure, Brussels, ysisn;ius
Thread, Lace and Rdgings
ESQ pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgingsi soE.t CO.
tireiy new styles, very cheap
zoo pieces Linen and Cotton Lases and Edgil,i
1900 !" Plain Black and Colored Edge Vel.
vet Ribbons, best make, imported
lOO dozen Bonnets. such a. English ard ;Ss
Straw, also, Dunstable, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid, at your own prices.
l60 zen Ladies hair Nets also, Ladies NJ.
hair and Silk Dress Caps
LOU dozen Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hlu
White and coIorei latest styles. will be 'oh at
great bargains ..
200 dozen White and colored Sha kcrs, Of 'heteI
quality.
A fine stock of Silk shawls.
do do Grenadine do
do do Grape do
A very large stock Of Hosiery.
do do do of Ladies and Gents Gloyu
do do do do Mohair and Silk Nj t
Ladies Psrasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Gents Umbrellas
Embroidered Linen Collars, BorIs :
Suks and Aarcelines Of every shade, and all prizes
Skirt Braids, Mohair and Silk Embroidery fraid.
Ladies Hair Brsids Sowing and Embroidered slr
SPOOL Cotton, Patect Thread, Dress Buttons Pear
Shirt Buttons, Pins and Needles.
Also Gents furnishing goods. Hoop Skirts The
latest best and cheapest in this market Ladies
Balmorals, white black and colored. Eng.hi
Grapes, black, white and colored; French Grapes
Ladies and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs...
do do silk do
And great many articles entirely too numsru
TO mention; all Of which win DO sold Wbolss ,s ,sd
Retail ct reasonable prices. To Country Merchant
and Milliners would call particular at.entisr
to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhs.
Is am sure they will not End az large o stock 10
extent for styles and 'chsspness in any other e.
tablishmsnt in this city. = ~
Remember the place
n. RHEIEsTR0M.
april l2.u -
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LOT SJzu Z KAHAa1 H
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Commissioner Sale

Ofthe Virginia Iron Works, and other property
pertaining thereto, situated at Ben,oood an
MarataH County and State Of Vest Virginia
on the Ohio riuer, near Wheeling, and at the
junction of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroao
g. aoith the Ohio Central and other Railroads
Sale to be at the front door of the Court
House for Ohio county, in the City of Wheel
ing, ". Va. on WEDNESDAY,, the 29th
day Of June, 1864, commencing at 10 o'clock,
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Trust Sale.

DURsUANT 10 deed Of trust from Robert O.
I Bonham aud OhATIes NJ. GIIberts6n, 10 j. IL
Pendlston aud myself, dated the and day Of June
1856 and recorded in deed book, numbered A. page
408I In the Recorders ONCE OF ohio COnuiy, West
Virginia and to q supplement or addition 70 the
said deed of trust acknowledged for record by the
said nham and GilberSon, on the 26Ih day OF Au.
huAtI 1859, aud recorded in deed book numbered 81
page "a, In said oree, will, Thursday, the ca
day OF April, 1855, commencing at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, proceed tn sell At public auction ~ the
front door Of the Court House Of the said County Of
Ohio. Lot number 4,-feur-in the iIeilAIr Addition
to the City Of Wheeling, tho North aide Quincy
street, adjoining the lot which the time OF The
execution Of the said deed Of trust belonged to the
Rev. William Armstrong. Selling as trustees, 1 viii
convoy such tile only rs by tue said deed OF trust
am authorized to sell and convey.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ohe third of the purcbhne
money TO DO paid In cash. and the residue In six and
twelve months With Intereat. The deferred nav.
entS to be secured by bond aud sAtAfactory secur.
~. mn t. DANIEL LAMB.
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ECIECpTC-

nR: R. II: LEE, ECLECTIC Physician, Surgeon aud
~ Aeeoueher, tenders his professional SerTiceI to
tue citizens Of Wheeling add vicinity. DIR. l. L a
Graduate OF the Eclectic MedIeal Institute OF GIN
etnnatb and has bad many ye4rs experience Ia tue
practice Of hs pro- esslOn, AID he hopes BY Close at
Gention TO business, TO n1rt share of the public
patronage. Dr. Lse has given special 70 and
has been emnently sureeeAfnl in the treatment OF
chronic diseases OF every variety, and especially u
such Is kheumAtism And diseases OF the Rye 4 Ear,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Canc5 - and
UcerB Constipation, piles and diseases Of tho Kid.
neys, GraVe &C. All those who have been unsuccess.
fully trekted for any Of the abGVe diseases would
ma u % THEIR tutureSs eoBsatt Dr. Leo
delay. Our practice Faie, CERTAIN aud prompt eav.
ing no ercurtal faint in the system, but crahSluR
renoIattn8 aud strengthening the general system,
acting In unison with Natures unsnug avs
HHLELtAG, MksF VA, Dec. IIb, 1868.
To all whom iL may concern: We the unueTbIs neti
members Of the West Va LeRi .lAInre lake pleSsure
in ayinB that We have known DR.. kicharu H. Lee
many yeaTs previous 70 tue breaking out Uf the Re-
bslon, as a sueoe;stu. and energetic practitioner
aWha county, Va, and in GaIlia county, Ohio.
g. BLANK, senator 1Ih DIST,
W. 8. DuNBAk 81. IL. D.,
JOHN n. PHELPS, Pres. SInate.
ONCE one door south OF Kramera uotel Main
Street. mI23 Ems
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK. April 2.
Cotton-Wtthout decided change -7sA
7e for middltng uplsnds aud 7s9Ts ,Sr
low nIiddlimg
Flour-Firm and only in moderate de.
mand at So 500 90 tor extra Stare and
81 lo@7 80 tor tx r. H. o.. trade brands
closing quiet.
~hIsAy-More sdtive and frm al ST. OIL
@I 02tNr State and 81 O5@9l Us Tor west
eru.
Whent-Firm and rather more active a.
81 G09l 81 for Chicrg spring. ST B3(Gl
| 81 for MiI club and ST 66@I7O for vim
ter red western.
Corn-Henvy aud lover for old.
wool-Duli and unchanged.
Rlee-Quisr, without Material change 10
COfee-Firm but quiet.
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Washinpton Itana.

NEw YoRK, April 3.-The Tribune spe-
cial. from Washington, lst, says: 1t is IN -.
derstood that Stebbins, the Democratic
member OF the Ways and Means Commit.
tee, has pronounced himself in favor OF
large duties on foreign imports, even al.
most to prohibition, and an internal reye.
rue tax to equal all the demands of the
Treasury for the civil expenses of the gov.
ernment and the interest on the public
debt. PU''''
ould has given assurances to Butler TIM,
the body of Col. Dahlgren will soon Le
given up to his father.
Gen. Ord is to command the forces IN
West Virginia. Gen. Sigel is to command
that Department but not conduct the mill
tary operations.
The Herald's special, from Washington.
LIST, says: The Naval Committee has under
consideration the difficulties in the transfer
OF seamen from the army to the naval ser.
vice, and tue subject will be bronpht he.
fore the Senate on Monday.
The reorganization of the army of the
Potomac Is still incomplete, owing 10 the
uon' confirmation of officers by the Senate.
special, from Washington, I'd. saws,
night.
Admiral Dablgren iDtends soon resuutpO
bis duties 10 Charleston hsrbor. giving up
all hopes Of recovering his sons body.
The Post's special, from Washington,
I'd, says: The army movements are impro
6a6le for fortnight owing to the presen,
Indictment weather.
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NEw York, April s.-rhe steamer Co.
lumhia has arrived from New Orleans on
the 26tn nit. Our army was still pushing
up Red river.
The steamer LumiDary brought down
from Alexandria 1872 bales of cotton, 800
rebel prisoners, including 25 officers, cap.
andria.
The gunboa,s having commenced de-
stroying property, the troops follow their
example. and the Inhabitants destroy all
private cotton to prevent its falling into
our hands.
chief of staff.
forces reached AIexandria OF the l4Ib.
having marched ITO lmiIrs 10 8 DAYS, and
80 or 80 prisoners were taken, and small
skirmishing which lasted several days.
Our forces were never healthier.
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DSroourFlaIlrf1aT ARapaFlp.-

bDN0ouEFRREzTFBR ARARsFHD. - The
WsllS6prg HerSsds saySthat private James
Rqobinett, Of the let West Virginia Iutau.
t+y, having given Information. that certain
parties were 10 correspondence with him
In reference to counterfeit Rreenbaeks
which they wished him to purchase, was
detailed from the regiment for the special
purpose of seeing the correspondence
through aud arrestipg the correspondent
for delivery to the United States Marshal
Of West Virginia. Operations commenced
on Thursday by the arrest Of Richard
johnson, IN Lagrange, opposite WsIlsburE,
q cousin of the family Of that name re-
siding near Independence. Pennsylvania,
who was also in company with the wife of
John Dean, the man who was convicted
some months ago of robbery at the latter
village. The woman vas taken into Gus.
tody, aud no evidence appearing TO impli.
cate her in any criminal transactions. abe
was allowed to go her way. johnson
made some little display of resistance
when Summoued to surrender, but on the
display of revolver. of which Rob,us,t
by accident cred one barrel, the ball pass.
ing dangerously near O. F. Scott, ESQ,
who OhAueed to be present, he oo1elnded
to come down, handing over handsome
revolver.
He Was then taken to wellsburg, and on
being searched, there was found upon him
a considerable amount of counterfeit 6ves
on the Western Reserve Bank at Warren,
Ohio, = lot OF itmmies aud other suspi.
etOus matters, but no bogus Government
funds.
Hswas accordingly committed to Brooke
county Jail, by Esq. Marks. for further
proceedings on q charge of having and
passing counterfeit money.
P. s. We learn that other arrests, in ad.
dItion to the one mentioned by the Herald,
will shortly be made. Mr.. Robinstt is
aware of the existence of quite large
gang of the scOundrels, aud he has been
to bring them to justice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

b~AtL FOOL's DAr was pretty general.
" observed all over the country. In some
places the day is almost as celebrated az
HallOW I've or AiebaImas. The day was
dedicated to the hOa1ing of all whose cred
uIity or ignorance furnished an oPportuui-
~ for joke. The devices employed to
effect the desired end we're as various as
the characteristics OF the hearts that played
the curious pranks. Signs were removed,
time pieces troubled with variablsness,
audiences were attracted to lectures that
were never delivered and crowds thrOnged
to witness wonderful exhibitions that new
er took place. Happy was the man who
reached the close of the day, escaping the
arlful PlOts laid for him wit hOut the cry of
April fool ringing IN his ears.
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@g 0elea:r!:a!lp1.
Foreign News,

NV YORK, April 2.-TheyCity of Cork
| frouI Liverpool, 2Oth. aud Queenstown
2lst, arrived this morning.
The Cork Herald Of the 2lst. has the
following:
Copenhagen, March l7.-Yesterday three
Prussian men.ot-wAr attacked the Danish
blockading squadron eff Griesfald. Pc.
menua. After an engagement of two
hours the Prussian vessels returned to the
harbor.
ARTILLERY firing was resumed to. day at
Berlin, March 2o.2The commander in.
chief of the Prussian navy has received a
report stating that yesterday the ARENA
with three gunboats again put to sea 10
search OF hostile shipping. The cruise
bad no result, however, all Danish ships
having left Prussian waters.
The report:conciudes therefore there can
be no question of an existing blockade OF
the Prussian coast.
Lonsbsrg, March l9.-On Thursday there
was heavy cannonadinR all along the liue.
Duppel village aud Liugeberg was taken
by the Prussians after heroic resistance by
the Danes.
Position of Duppel unframed.
4tol.
Their artillery have ranged about three
A Danish colonel was killed to. day and
70 wounded men were brought 10.
Enemy's losses severe.
The Danish army Is undaupted.
Copenhagen, March 1.-THE Prussiail
batteries opened FIRE yesterday morning on
TIE enemy fred altogether 500 shots
We replied occasionally, 10 all SO times.
Our hrlng seemed to be successful, as two
OF the enemy's batteries were silenced for
some time.
We have two officers killed and one
wounded. 16 priyates were killed and 40
wounded.
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From Tannsssaa.

/ RxesOID, April "A cavalry force Ut
the enemy are eucaWped in the valley foe.
of the Rocky ridge, iron Tunnel Hal! u
Ysrness Station aud Red Cay which they
hold; also q Considerable torsent Nlcka.
jock Gap. 6 miles below.
ours.
4 very snail rebeliufantry force is morn,
Of Oiltop.
JohnstOuihas not been largely reinforced.
No Indications of him assuming ub. otiru.
~ siyC; His force is estimated at about
:, 800 desorters came tu,o Chattanooga in
March.
Many thousand veteran'a are marching
overland from NAshv vile, the rsiIrOad being
unable TO Accommodate them
Gen. Sherman having completed bis tour
of Inspection returned to his headquarters
to-day.
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B%COrFEE.-COfes is retailing at As
cents per pound. The very best adulter-
rtion of coffee of which we have knowl.
edge are Canadian peas-eOmmonlY
known as "split peas" Take equal pro.
portions of coffee and peas. brown them
separately and use in the customary way.
In our judgement the half and half bever-
age is really better than the pure article.
The peas make a much better substitute
than rye or barley. We have tested the
matter thoroughly. aud we speak advised
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81, $3.50, 0I,OS, $3.50, 68S.

Will our friends, in sending subscrip.
tons to the EarsEiEssHeer, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
Is IS cents. for two months $3.50. ior
Ihres months SIPS. for six months $3.50,
and for one year ST. That the price OF
the Tri-weekly fOr one year is 81. for siE
moqths 50, and for three months 81, as
That rhs price OF the Weekly is 50 year,
or 81 for ak months. These terms We do
not depart IRON, aud request that our pat.
rous will make a note Of them, aud thus
save themselves and us much trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

NEw YORK, April 2.-The Commercials
special says the House Committee will re.
commend the immediate passage Of The
Senate bill for the coinage of cents and
half cents.
The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial states that the government IN
tends to call out the organized militia Of
The States torsi1ty days to occupy certain
Columbia militia will he called to oceun,
the forts around Washington, 40 that ,he
veterans can be put into the field.
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WARREsr OF A BALrIxOREAN.-Thom-
as 2. Clark, of Baltimore, was arrested at
Harper's Ferry Friday morning, whilst
attempting, as is alleged, to get through
the Federal lines for the purpose Of 60
ing South. 1t was stated that there were
twenty others with him, but whether
they were arrested or not was not known.
Mr.. Clark was held as prisoner at Har.
per's Ferry.
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NEw YORK, April 2.-Tbe subscription
TO the 10 40 loan to-day was $l58 200.
Carl's coach factory, a stable, three Ten.
ement houses aud three frame houses near
Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, were badly dam.
aged by FIRE this morning. Sixteen fam
lilies were turned out by the fire. Five
small dwelling houses were also destroyed
oy IRE this morning, aud several families
rendered houseIess.
A Waterbury (Ooun.) dispatch states
that by an explosion in The American cap
and flask factory yesterday, several ada.
cent houses were burned, three female op.
erattves wsre burned to death, and a man
seriously burned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

~WE learn that at a meeting of ,h e
Directors of the Firs aud Marine Insurance
Company. Jno. T. Hopkins, E.q., was
uuauiuously elected Secretary. We feel
called upon TO congratulate the company
10 the selection of Mr.. Hopkins to fill the
position so long aud fayorably held by
the late R W. Harding, deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04

CAIRO, April 2.-rbs sultapa With New
Orleans dates to the 2sd, arrived yesterday
with a cargo of sugar for st. Louis aud
the 9Th Indiana volunteers en- route home.
News anticipated.
90 the night of the 2sth guerrillas cap,
Iureu aud burned trading boat seventy
miles below Memphis. The crew were cap
tuted, but afterwards parOlcd.
Several hunred rebels occupy Hickman,
Kentucky. Faulkuer's headq1 arters are
said to be there.
Forests men are scattered throupbopt
part of Kentucky opposite here stealing
horses and cOnsOsipIlng.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, april 2.
Aoney-ln good supply anI active de-
Sterling E1chaneeSSQ .iri al. l7e6lso,
Gold Steady, opening a GBA, 5ssEA :
to 66s, advancing 10 G65 aud ciusing firm
at 663.
Government stocks-st ally, U. S g.,
1881 coupons 1I3i@TI3S 5 20 coupons
llO9@1lo4 and 1906 iil@1I2. Aner
6oaru gold was quoted AT 1871
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WAsnlSoTon, Aurm 2-J.n, JIy, D.
Van NOstrand, G.. C Ward, e G Com lilo
anu G. W Biunt have arrived here as n
committee o! The UniOn League G ub Of
New York, to urge the passage oy the Sen.
ate OF the House bill providing tor tho vol.
un'ary enlistment OF any persons residents
oil the insurrectionary States iuto the reg
iments Of other States.