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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
10 CITY ITEMS.

THE GIFT CONCERT, at Washington Hall,
is quite a unique institution. The feats of
Sleight of Hand We're well performed last night
and the singing was excellent. The gifts were
reallyNaiuable and gave much satisfaction to
the fortunate holders of the lucky numbers. The
hall win doubtless be well filed again tonight.
UNION TANNING MILL "a new and in
geniops invention in the way of machine to
clean grain has just been introduced and
ison exhibition at L. C. Frost & Co.'S and Ma
thews s. Cos warehouses. 1t is certainly the
best we ever saw.-cleans the foulest wheat per
fectly clean by rum ng through once. 1t will
easily clean sixty bushels an hour For clean
ing timothy and clover seed it is unequalled.-
The mill will be ON exhibition at Frost Cos
on Wednesday forenoon, and Mathews q Cos
in the afternoon.
The right TO sell this machine in Harrison Co,
Ohio is OH red for sale Persons wishing to
purchase the same can obtain all necessary in
formation by addressing Messrs Harper & Cool
ley, Pittsburg Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

Luhlus rsngipannl iallef P0wi='
This widely AID justly celebrated article which
i used throughout Europe, aud considered a ne.
ccSsity in the toilet Of every lady is now for the
lir-t tino introduced to the ladies Of America.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is univallcd for removing CHAPS. BLOTCH
ES CIIAFFS aud other impurities of the skin
rendering il SOFT CLEAR SMOOTH and
BEAUTIFUL
FRANGlpANNI POWDER
Is used to remove TAN AMI FRECkLES giving
freshness to the complexion aud healthy hue
to the skin with Youthful Sol,nc--.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER.
Is used ny the Ladies Of Europe to sprinkle ON
the inside OF Kid Gloves enabling q t;-ht glove
to he drawn on and oil with ease. and Prevent
ing THEN being soilei by perspiration. After
the glove is withdrawn. il leaves the hand
Smooth, Soft and White, with delicate soft
ness and perfume.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove al all ROUGHNESs and red
ness of the Hands. Arms and Face 1t softcns
CORNs, and al other cuttne0us cNcrcsccnces
PRICE rs GENTS 81 30 CENTS.
according to size Of package.
s5'Sent by mail on receipt OF price
For sale by WILCOX 81 co,
Prin Agents, Isl Water Street New York
Also by the principal Druggists and Porlu.
mers dcc!?-2m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17


IT Is \ FACT admitted ny every man "h'
has succeeded in business that - do hlsjurss
N"h must
ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
~ rIu-,. YIN, wish Fl, h.colu. your customers. /
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see what you have TO offer
TvFOPN THE WORLD
tIA your S'an"a'" On 'no oo''' "'i' III CIV
shape OF handsomely printed Posters and seat
fer Cir,ul,r- and small Bills thick as leaves il
yoIIambro.a Or if as is most generally tn.
case your wares especially address q particular
class
BESIEGE EVERY AVENUE
BY WhICh the aitenloI Oh ma e!tsG can ~
fc1Chou ~ 1870 ~ .dI LIve Post,rs Cir
cuiars and Haudbirs it Is important that they
Tho s ;,lI Say TO reach tie particular clas.
,.,I, aim AT !. TO make sure that YOU
NOTIFY ENEkA MAN'
cent. NAV be added to the trade OF many house.
in this City by prudent distribution of bills anC
circulars. Advertising pays.
Arrangements are made by which the business
interests of business men may be thus advanced
cheaply done at the Office Of THE RE@IsIER. W.
have every convenience for doing all kinds o
Printing
ppoUpTIy AND WELL
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
MCsKINGUMsOIL SPRING PETEOLEu
COMPANY.

d
Weadmit az advertisement OF ibis Company
belieEing it to be among the most substantial OF
the organizations of the kind which have been
recently formed in thiscity It's land--is2 acres
is Oh Oh Spriu. Run. near where Il enptles
into tie Miskinagyim river, ON which steamers
are passing every day " and IRON Lanesyi vile
and Marietta some Of them extending thelr
trips t. Pittsburgh In this it has an advantage
over all the Virginia and most oithe Pennsylva
MIA oil territOry-au advantage which those ira
ding I'm oil willunderStand and appreciate.
The territory itself is most valuable taking in
fully a mile Of Oil Spring Run, with broad tats
on either side room enough for hundreds Of
wells along which the oil literally flows out IN
sprlu i; ;LI fact from which the stream has had
its ulne from tine immemorial At the same
time. there i, a tributary 10 This run. passing
throl,crl, about the same distance Of tho Com
plny's land which for oil purposes Is believed
to be scarcely less valuale. Wells recently
opened in the vicinity prove the oil To he abun
daut and of the finest lubriCating qualities
which sells in the market for double the price of
such as is used chishy for purposes ofGght.
Another consideration IN favor OF this Compd
ne is the character of the mon who have the
management ol it-soine Of tire most prominent
and prosperous business men of the city-men
who do not engage I'm such enterprises blindly or
indiscreetlv Their character y a sufficient
guarantee of the solidity of the Company and
of the flithfulness and energy with which lts
affairs VIII lie Conducted
S"Books Of Subscription ore now open at
the Office of ). 5. BRYAN, No 80 Fourth street
where Prospectus aud Map Of the Colnpany's
Property may be seen. Jauii9w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough OF Cold is DR. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it, For sale by Chas Graham. Main street
Contre Wheeling and druggists generally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
DIVIDEND.t

MERCHANTS s MECHANICS BANk. |
ella WHEELING, January i2th. lSGS. }
THE TORS OF THIS
BANK have declared a semi annual diyi-
dsnd Of four az per cent andan extra dividend
of three 81 per cent, free Of taxes lout OF the
earnings for the last six months which Will pc
paid TO the stockholders or their legal represen-
tatives on demand. 10 S BRADY,
jsnls-lw Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

FEESa AND CHEAP-Oysters COOS but
ter, meats and everything pertaining - ir-t
class grocery establishment lnr sale cheap by
Booth Ratteile & Co. 1t the Boat Store corner
Of Monroe and Water streets Gall aud scc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

rt'HEE DAILY REGISTER STE \ VI
JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes al
kinds of Printing from Card t. Poster
neatly cheaply. and On short notice. Office o.,
Market street between the Mcclure House and
the Market House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

IT Is \ FACT admitted ny every man who
has succeeded in business that to do hasjnrs'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

rI,IIE DAILY REGISTER BOOK
4 BINUERN turns ont al kinds OF BLANKS
aud Blank Books. tur individuals arms steam
boats. railroads and counties. All kinds oi
binding done
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

NITKNVI IHF \ IENITUN
OF those you wish te become your customers. II
your wares are of that sort that are used 10y
everybody YOU cannot well make yonr business
too public, or draw too many into your store to
SEQ what you have TO offer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
INFORM THE WORLD

Fix your standard on the outer wall in the
shape OF handsomely printed Posters and scat,
ter Circulars and small Bills thick as leaves ia
Vallambrosa" OR if rs Is most generally the
case your wares especially address particular
class
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

All those in want Of such IticIe- Wfl please
give me an early call a. AL, sure they Win find
II 10 their advantage
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

MISCELLANEOUS NEws.-New York,
March "a The pirate Shenandoah, hav-
ing destroyed eleven American msr-
chantmen in the Indian Osean, has
turned up for refitmsnt and provisioning
At Melbourne, Australia. We shall hear
Of her soon, on her retsrn westward,
somewhere in the neighborhood Of the
neutral ports Of Cape Colony, South
Africa.
Augusta, March 25.-Ths British sub
jects At Charlestsn have lad the follow
ing order issued to them BY the British
Consul, dated February 20th:
The British subjects and residents Of
this place and vicinity, are desired to
register at this consulate, their names
and occupations, at the earliest convent
enee. Those who have already received
their certificates Of nationality must bring
them for inspection. All others must be
prepared to exhibit their papers. not only
for their nationality, but for their non
trality.
(oignsd) II. p. WALKER.
II. Il. NJ. Acting Consul
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

GEy. LHE-PAKDoS TO DEsRRTERS.-On
the 9th of February, Gen. Lee having been
made Comnander-i Chef of all the military
scrces of the Confederate States, issued gener-
al erder assuming command. In it he says, 81
rely for success. upon the courage and fertitude
of the army, sustained by the patriotism and
frmness OF the people, confident that their
united efforts, undor tbe blessing of heaven, will
secure peacs and independence" His trust is
we'll founded, let him follow the guide to which
he has revsrently alluded and fear n, danger.
On the 11th he issued another general erder,
applicable throughout the Confederacy, pro-
claiming full pardon to all deserters, and msa
absent without leave from their commands, who
may within 90 days from the publication of the
order from the Hesd Quarters of their respective
departments, return to their commands, or i
comHunication be interrupted. report to the
nearest officer on duty. or enrolling officer, and
obtain his certificate to that effect, and he for
warded to their commands as soon as possible.
All who have deserted and Joined the enemy
or have been once pa-donsd fer the same Of
fence, or who may have deserted after tho pub
don. All who may desert hereafter are to sx-
pect no clenency, but must suffer the penalty
of the law"
Eastern papers say that thousands of desert
ers east Of the river are joyfully coming in to
accept the pardon, and that the armies have been
greatly increased.
THIS order is published at Shreveport by sr-
der of Gen. Smith, On the 18th inst, which OF
tends the tirne of coming in until the I'd Of
May We hope the news will be rapidly dis
seminated, and that al will urge their friends
and acquaintances in fault, 30 spring forward at
once and avail themselves Of this last opportu-
nifty to wipe ont" as Gen. Lee says "the dis
grace and escape the punishnen. of their
crimes"
Mothers, sisters, wives, friends. Have you
dear one lurking away from his dutyf Now
is the time to appeal to his manhood Tell him
to make himself name and urge him to the
fel1. As you value his fame and your peace
Of mind yield to no soft influences, but spur
him to his duty. The way is open. but the time
is short. After it passes he is disgraced forever.
Unfortunately the order, in this department
cannot reach. until too late, a large number who
would gladly avail themselves of its benefits.
fis hoped that the commanding General may
find it within the scope of his authority, to
make reasonable extension of the time to give
every enc chance.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

E Gov Allen of Louisiana, q man who
seems to lie awake Of nights thinking of some
thing he may do for his Sta.s and our cause,
snd keeps on doing it when found has just pub
Eshsd an Official report relative to the Conduct
Of Federal troops in Western Louisiana, during
the invasion Of les: and 1864: compiled from
sworn testimony"
The pamphlet is not only an invsluabis con-
tributon to the history Of the war, but will have
Immediate salutary effects, in disclosing to the
public she hateful nature of eur cruel and vim
dictive fee, teaehing thsm what ahjugatien
means, and fixing their determi nation 10 sacrifice
e-ery thing 10 successful resistance.
This record OF sistening horrors, is whole
some to oar patriotism. 1t il too long to pub
hsh. copy nay be seen at our reading rssm
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

~ The nSni1g Of our slaves has certainly
produced much Enessiness At the North. This
Is sTidsnt from he tone of their papers, snd
Eom the remarks of Mr.. Lincoln. who lately
made enc Of his coarsest and vulgsrest speeches
en- he suhieeg It is very remarkable .se. that
under all their Tajoicings ever the capture Of
our seaports, they have lurking apprehension
Of some great evil to happen to them from it.
which breaks of the laugh in its middle. They
have learnt Us well enough to know that these
sacrifices deliberately made By Lee, are porten-
teus Of something terrible. They say with their
lips, "the war draws close to the end" but the
lips are still white that say 1t, and they know
IN their hearts that there is terribls work before
them.
We do not read Of any new impulse 30 re-
cruiting amongst them
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

School Books We have been shown
by Capt Geo Davis copy of First
Reader" issued by the "San Antonio
Herald publishing company" 1t is on
excellent paper. with clear type, and we
think admirably arranged for an easy in
duction Of the minds of children into the
art of reading
The same company have also. we
learn. published "Wsbster's Spelling
Book'-a work which has never been,
nor cannot be surpassed, for the purpose
intended. Webster was just fit to make
dictionaries and spelling books, and did
his ifs's work faithfully; which was 4
higher work indeed than most Yankees
see before then 70 do.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19
~ Old Jno. Brown is st la.t tb.

- Old Jno. Brown is at last the ac-
knowledged representative man" Of the
northern spirit which compelled the south
to seek safety in separation. There can
be no better refutalion Of the charge,
that the South wantonly dissolved their
connection with the Union without just
cause. than the fact that the memory OF
the murderer, robber, fanatic, and EXETER
Of slave insurrection is now cannonized
amongst them. and openly applauded as
that Of hero. His portrait is new hung
in the elegant mansion Of Hon. Henry "A.
Wise of Virginia, wrcathed in flowers. OF
course the Federals occupy this house.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

H Gen. Lee loses no material sup
port by the evacuation of Richmond =
The country around that city furnished
no supplies. The valley of Virginia,
once great store-house had been devas-
tated. The whole support of the army
was derived from the country South and
West, towards which be has retired. He
saves so much transportation.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

DEATH or GEN. WHARTON The AlcxAn-
dria d emocrat Of the 18Th. eayr 1--WE lean
by dispatch from Houston, that Major Gen.
John A. Wharton was killed at the Fannn
House In that city on the 7tn inst.. by Col
Geo. ". Baylor No particulars arc given"
The Marshall Republican has received the
same news. We fear there eau he No mistake
in the melancholy intelligence
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

Er Persons wishing the address OF theT
nsnsr. changed must state the address to which
;hei- papers have been going, and the one 70
which they wish it changed. or no notice will
be paid to their orders.
An letters Of business character intended
for this Office should be addressed 70 the pub
Usher Z. c. Brady
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

NoT1cE.-An persons having claims against
me. and wishing their papers continued on that
account. are requested to call aad obtain an or
der on the Office for such amount n they may
DESIRE The books and accounts Of the Office
are distinct from my own, and the mailing
clerk cannet know my private Affairs.
JNO. E. EAKN.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19
vits a careful per1sal II the letter |
=1SnN 9 r. EAKrN, EDITOR.
TERMS, 8

Subscription to the Telegraph in new issue
or Arkansas Treasury Warrants. $23 for six
months, or IS Per month tor any less ~ time e..
per number for any less time
Advertising S5 per square for each insertion.
Government advertising 80 per square
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

FROM NORTH CARoLEA -Washipr,o,,
March Z6--Full flee Of Richmond a., !.
Friday, the 24th, hsve been received ~.
are mostly filed with extracts from Np-.s...
papers
The Whig copies from the Raleigh p.s.-, :,
wednesday last some details Of she sgh. .on.,
previous Sunday. which Dc not In.psrial.y ~.
from ether accounts Raleigh rap.r ,r
clsim that in the fight near B.ntonrile ~
Sherman. Hardee only lost about 400 rasn. rbl,
Sherman lost nearly 1900. There bad eee, :,
fighting since Sunday. though the whir an
that rumor. which il does not credit hsd =.
vailed thai Hardee had driven Sherman IA,
his intrenchmenrs at BeDtsnvills Thsyfi-
admit the occupation of GolGsboro' br St1
field ferces-
CITY PorSr. March 17-lIAE
Hon NJ. Stanton:
am in receipt OF SheTnan's repert OF On,
tions frem the lime OF leaving Faret.ey;ls, :,
to the 22f inst. III shows hard fighting, rn.I
ing in very heavy loss TO the enemy iu p.
and wounded. and over 2.g0G prisoners u ",
hands. HIS own loss. hs ssys will be cor..i
by 2,5O0 men since he left Savannah, and Err
Of them but slightly wounded.
tsigned) u 3 GRANT.
Lieut.-Gentt
Augusta March 29-Special sdriess iug \.
ceiy - informs Us that Gen. Johnstor's b.,.
quarters weTe Mt Snithfeld, NJ o., On tie NJ.
Our lines are advanced on the north side Of a,
NeBse river, and confrontS the Yankees /, II,
vicinity of Goldsboro The enemy has viii
drawn, and concentrated his troops Il tia. p,-i
They are engaged in repsiriEg the rzilrosd ira-
Ns~bern to Kingston, and sccunllstilr va
material # Goldsbero. for further epsrati1.I
The forces Of the ensmy consist Of She-s,I
and Sehoheld's combined comm.nds TIE r
suits Of the late operations are very sdv,rng,
Gus 70 ouT arms Our losses are slight. III
ensmy lost largely il every respect Aasf o.
thusiasm prevails. ana conf dsnee ia Gen JOIN,
ston Is svinesd by our troops. Gen Barrs,H1
remains OF Raleigh All are coRf5e1r nd
cheerful
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

II AL papers viii De stopped at the expira-
ton of the time, regardless Of persons. ThiA
rule is essential to our business. and We hope
no friend will take offence 1t 1t.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

HEAD QUARTERS. TRAss-MIss DEPT |
Shreveport. La. March IL, ls65.
General Orders.
No 70.
lNT1L further orders the ratiens c; ,,-i
- will be eight pounds. except in ths case d
artillery horses, and animals eontinnsnslT Il
gaged in hauling supplies from one pest d :
other.
Bv comm and Of
Gsnsral E. KIRBY sNITH
s. q ANDERSON
saw Assistant Adjuian; Genera
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

WANTED TO BUY OR HIRE.-A NEGRO
BoY of about Is years of age. Apply At TINS
Office. r-r.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19
10 REFUGEES "A FARM FOR SAL

1U 66E U6EEo "A fAhM FUR SAE
nNk OF THE BEST AND RICHEST FAN.
" In Red River County. Te1ss. con.siningE,
acree-l50 in cultivstion-End il one Hlt
Claksville. With corn, meA; and farming ts
sils, stock. hogs, &c. &c. lrN Dc sold ~
Of The best.
Wagon and ri1le teams required in part TAr
ment- Tbs balance can be paid il nfsl oe..
any kind of money For further infoI
address me at ClsTksville. Tenss.
'32m q. {. RUSSELL
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

Moore. aged - years
HEAD QUARTERS. TRAss-MIss DEFT n
Shreveport, La. April 3. 1866 !
General Orders.
No. 32
A IL officers and men delivered sn parole q,
n this Department previous 70 this date rs
exchanged. and will innsdia;ely rtj0ia ihar
commands
By command Of
General F. KIRBY, sarTH
Z. 3. ANDERSON.
5-Swl Assistant Adjuisrt GezA-IL
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

rs'sry Seward was sen, fs- bvu,
come to City Point for cousults,.ar Llntelr Il
merts are actually In progres. fo- Grsnr.
consultation between G.ns g. nilcr,
supported On enc side by Ar Iinas, and l..
Seward. and on the other by Jes n.Md md Sc
VI. r. Hunter. sai
A grand movement of the .rrv
Grant was begun on "Wednesday M N
this mnvrssnt will result il couinall.a e. Ia.
~ early ca7;tulaiion Of his army Il -.ss e n
military circl-e as inevitable. eEA-dsa
The Richmond Enquirer says a bas
of the enemy moved down the J-r,.., col11s
fosd on Thursday of las. waek ZEN plsrk
nent In supposed to he Oversee ~ n now
Sherman, striking Weldon at tbs liasor Of
and destroying the railroad betrs-n - Tins
and Stony Creek. 'n-' FONT
Cairo, April 3.-The dispatch r.o.;
merning announcing that the Uni.-5 IA
forces had entered and occupied II. tisis.
the rebel government created tho piH. Of
ihusiasm. Flags were hoi..ad fs. O.
public buildings. six saIutes v.ya ~ ia
general JOY prevailed Richmond L.. - t,i
was she universal cry. lsAso7
Chicago. April 3. 10 a m.-Presidspt
telegTaphs' At ,iock this morning fro-6 .ao6-
he thinks Richmond + also. irt
z. G..
Secretary Of War: Gen. Weitrel taI.-'sI1iar
follows: HsE
We took Richmond at Bis 4.
many guns The enemy lef, IL ..i?Iani;
The city IL On FIRE in one place. and In aah
king every effort to pat II out. Ths -, IL
crived rs with enthusiastic expression. 'fs
Gen. Grant started this morning ss-,H lsl-
the army, towards the Danville rcsd /. .. ~
Lees retreaiing army, II possibls.
Lincoln has gone 70 the front
j. o. BOWERs 49,
LATHsT.-The following is eItrac,.s -.
letter received at Head Quarters her. r.
not feel asthoriz.d 10 withhold It from ca
ers. but have very Sigh. apprehcn,Iop ~. !.
is true:
[By Telegraph from shr.r.,o,,
April Is st. Louis Democra, ~ Il,
inst, received. New York dates TO the s.Ia %
which confirms yesterdays news. to, ~. ~
my captured 20.OGo prisoners, and log r-ra'N
Richmond. Pretty heavy fighting 80 ih
all day of the Sd. Lincoln telegr.pts ~
Lincoln, dates his dispatches it tie Y. - -
dence OF JEFF. Davis.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

were suffering from our pride in our cities, and
attached to them too great a consequence ,
Evident too tia, with their fleets and unlimi-
ted base of the whole universe behind .hsn.
the enemy could take them in detail. Grant
truly "held Lee BY the thr oat' and kept the
dower &c eur army idle at Richmond. Defend
ing emily 80 many acres Of ground covered with
houses, upon which our civil officers resided,
who might reside or sit on any other just a.
enemy fleets and ordnance and kept much Of
our force dormant 50 far as active movements
are concerned the enemy chose their own time
and place. and concentrated at pleasure.
The danger was in the transition. The effect
upon the enemy, ourselves, and the world, was
problematical Theship must tack in the storm
Whether she would swing round rightly and
fll her sails again, without socidcDt7 that was
the only question.
That has bccn done, and very Hiumphsntly-
Charleston and Wilmington were evacuated ia
the midst Of movements " htch threatened ahsx.
man, and prevented dependency. 1t was evil
dent then, to all thinking men, that Richmond
must DO also-was indeed intended to be but
grave doubts suggested themselves whether 1t
could be without disaster, in the face Of 90 great
an army, and with safety to cur government
and archives Tha. has been done. We have
not lost in the movement, . man nor gan that
we cared to carry away. nora public document
essential to our government. This is what We
are glad Of, aud congratulate ourselves upon
so heartily. The thing is accomplished. The
new game is made Already the trump cards
are led. Sherman ssaggers and reels under the
blows Of Johnston and Harder. The first frrin
of concentration begin to appear. Lees army
the nope and flow er of the South is not yet in che
field. 1t comes with the power of giant. unfet-
tered by responsibilities. and ready for action in
any direction.
Already here, necessity has forced upon the
commanding general of the Mississippi
Department, the same policy He was wise
enough to ADOPT it. and ono year ago its fruits
were witnessed in the destruction of the expedi-
tians Of Banks and Steele. II is inaugursted
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19

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Washington telegraph., 1865-04-19
DIED.

DIED
- IN this place, on the 20th uii, Dr. A ?
Moore. aged - years