Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-08

that ID We are not apprised, tthoush We
have seen the mention OF Mfies.s In, our
army We have no General Hills. We, have
Aeade, d Parke, Woods, Bfooks and q
Tower, the latter, however, not FemaFks.
bly, 9tall.I . alh m41i tas 2!fe5l liii: :
eslThsre.iS no whisky in the Southern ar.
aoWipglWe suppose TO the difficulty Of
procuring that article. il There iS, howe ever,
erslately was, Kimmel and ShateVet ale
Ecantbe got out of Adams. Az for our own
aFmys though Ne keep a. Batler,gWs don,t
indulge In anything stronger than Meade.
fhsrei ~ Porter on she list, though he,is
dseY brad. Fits ohai (not GDemi John)
Porter, the AdmtnistrGtion swore on from
In November, 1869. What with the laws
of Congress IL regard 70 the abolition of
sailors gfog, And General Grants temper
anes order Il The Army Of the Potomac,
We hby perhaps l6ok for total abstinence
some Of these dSys. George Washington
Morrell is one or our BtiFadiEf Generals
I've 7yliwish Iall iBtigadisr GeueF4ls-
and Major @ eneralsi to6s for = - ttRTFr
were as moral - George 8hlugt6u.
A6ffhe5ne bels seem % IL Ito.- " Ifcfn fhc
Iee5 q % 9eiet5 l4ie - .sef, tue ne, !
iehapie and ,tades people afs apf remark
iablyi well Represented. There fare two
-OoopeFs, q GArdnefy o LsadbeaterJ aud a
Taylor or two. The rebels have their
Parsops and We have our Pope, 1.-THE only
WoTktngmen represented among our Gen.
erals are the Potters and Taylors, always
excepting the Smiths, and the Confederates,
BY the way, have them, too. ,., ,,,.,y,
We don't see how the enemy can want |
food as long as they have Hogg. Mouton
and Greens. On the other baud, If we
should ever get out Of bsef, we oan fall |
back on our Vtele. We hear that General
Pike, who resigned the Confederate Service
some time ago, is mailing oVertures for
pardon. His cas0 will probably be.turned |
over to Provost Marshal General Fry.
There has been n great deaf of talk about
National Banks, carried on through the
Treasury Department II will not, how
ever, escape notice that the War Depart
ment also has its Natl. Banks located in
Louisiana and Texas. .,.s s.t...ast
II the Administration fails to put down,
cut to pieces and bore out this ,iafernai
rebellion, It willanOt be for want of tools.
We have Sickles. and We have Shears, nor
must We forget the old Barlow. We don't
ust now remember much that has beeniI
lone by our Angpr, but we have had sew
eral that wouldn't bore. We might make
'ome sharp remark about Gen. Blunt, but
pppnlpg disagrees with Us. 55l
The rebels have General named Trim.
Die. he mus. be relative of our General
Rtckets. They also have General With
srs: we hope he will be wrung. "Lst the
11LLed jade VINCE" General Wise is q g1sli |,
Known Confederate. We can beat that:l
We have General Solomon. There is, vel
believe, only one Gen. CheAtham in tbe.I
snemy's forces by name, though o large
number in point of fact. =, We are AFRAID
here is more than one General Ho0ker,in,Il
be Federal Fapks. ,sk esiEk
The Contederates say they are fighting Ii
or their homes. Until recently Holmes
Eas fighting for them, but none to hurt. 4
lsh, Davis hasI Iiuats put a Price on Arkan-,k
la9 lauat but We fecknu uffedsFtVeTFVlllsruu
;saasF yet 6 he SstAyes 10 that lSiciuity. Il
Chsy, say The stream q coming up, but 80.
8 Banks, and the latest quotations reported
Steele going down. .,tEs5,l EI
:. They have a General in the South named
Corse. He had better go TO Toombs.
The secesh have buried two Garnetts. h
The Fsderals have brilliant Stone yet above
ground. E--.5,sl...,
To US II has has always seemed singular
hat Briggs aud Vessels should not be, ii
he navy. Well, let that pass. 1t is q
natter for Welles. J5..s-
The rebel army is bad of, for shoes.
Part Of it was at one time Frost.hitten.
Our army might be able to get along with.
iut Schnrz II. ID III, ,,il
We have Couch and the enemy a Pill.
ow. Il they were together we reckon the
OFmeF would be on top. 10 a,,a
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