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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-15
For Sale or Rent.
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i LARGE and connections Dwrlgg A's
kYodorn style and embracing all the ',s.. =
enas for q comfortable home The lOt efhA'
about enc acre OF ground, well act 10 ma .
good stable. SC II IL very pleasantly 90"
on the National pike, about two mills S'' w
the city OF Wheeling. III,
marlj.lW A. j OobVhNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
For The Tribune.
The Old Flag or sumter.
by SIDNEY DYER.


Chs,on the cradle Of the Rebellion has fallen and nom
Al. the tort. aud batteries which compelled Major Andersen
to lower our National Flag tho 18th Of April 1885, grand
salute be fred with his hands, he the
same identical hag on tho 18th Of April 1853.
Up with the Old Flag let It's folds Kiss the breeze
Avenged are the insults that Treason once gave.
Mould lend the proud Banner that narshsl the brave.
Let the same trazen thundcs that doomed cer ,s fall
In p1ons u triumph rcacho again.
As up 10 tie masthead, on SUAlfRs grim wall
II Keats In its glory undImned by a stain.
The Old Flag Of Sum;ori Jehoveh IN thee
Has honored the land Of the Brave and the lrtc'
III.
When She Ark Of the Lord was once jos'led ofo!d.
A hand unsnonted was laid on Its crown.
Intent but to steady, as ors ard II rolled;
The touch waa unhallowel. and God Struck IL down
More daring the act that woud rend from the skies
Tie Banner Jehovah has honored Of yore:
And crushed In the dust sec each fonl traitor lies
While MP goes the emblem Of Freedom once more J
The Old Flag Of SUMTER We glory In thee,
Tboutbr. honored symbol proud Flag OF the ff'e'
III.
Tie hand tina. first raised IL aloft TO ts place.
When hercoy around II the death poi,s ws'e "''"'
And bore ID AWAY vet untouched by iisgrac"'
Restores IL again ~ the breezes Of heaven.
Thou glorious Old Flag as the years pass away
Tbs J,v of thy triuIn PHI shall often be told;
No Gem though rcsplcndent with pnrctt 81 ray
s., uriysd as q shred ffom thy time honored fod.
Thc DID Flag OF Sum.rl the naioLs IN luce
I;ebold low they fight who resolve 10 DC ifee'
~,
n ru. NAV II rroye while freeman shall lire,
= Or danger environ the flag OF onr land.
To rally as one and rellglously give
An of the heart all strength OF the hand
Tbcn though for a moment oar Banner may tran.
me Zoe IS no asssils II. defeated, shall iy;
And sin sweeping onward rs power shall prevail.
Onr canso Is immortal aud Treason must die
Ihe OlI FLAG OF Snntaf Jehovah IN thee
has ansomed our Nation we truly arc irce'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

The United States steam-transport General
Sedgwick Capt Starkey, from Wilmington, N e., SOth
ut arrived here yesterday.
On the 3lst ult ut l0:30 of Cape Hatteras lat 3ooo
long IS IS discovered steamer In shore on ire In
medately bore down toward her. and found her Ia be
the United States steam. transport Gen. Lyon. from
Wilmington for Fortress Monroe, with troops and
refugees to the number Of some 400 or 800 Inc
weather at tho time was very boisteOus, the wind
blowing q gale from the southwest Went a. near her
as possible, found IL impossible TO lover our boats
Picked up as many we could from boots, spsrs,
10 she'll ard fast drifting In on to the breakers
There n schooner near by picking up persons, but
could not tell how many sho saved The following II o
list OF names that left behind In hospital ~ Will
mngton:
John Hayden Let officer, Philip Smith LIST assistant
Daygann oilcr; Richard Doyle, coal passer; William
Brown ID cook Almo Die. Waiter ali OF steamer Gen.
Lyon.
LIST OF THOSE PICKED Cp BY IRE GIN. gKDcwlcK.
Barnet Lecsey private Co. q, 3th Va NJ ii. Oruent,
private TO- T. 10th H. John Krensen. private Co. j,
Vi Pa.. II. A. 1rah Lewis. Co. A. e9th n. X Michael
g Brocket Go. ,. 10Th Ill; Robert simpson corp Go.
:, 5sth Ohio, Thomas Tarrsr. refceec. Wilmington n
james Edwards sergt. 9th n. Y; Silas Galloway.
10Th " "; Clarence Dunn. refugees George Murphy.
private Co. A, 9Th n. Y Heavy Art Geo. Goole, Co.
r. i4ih N. y; &. N. Do'son, I'd Pa. Heavy Ari Jos.
steamer Gen. Lyons Stephen Russell refugee; Thomas
Cooney. sailor steamer Cen Lyon; Nicholas Brown.
snilor steamer Ger. Lyon; George w. Williams. PRIV ate
Co. g, 10Th H. Patrick Bryan. coal pas.er steamer
Gen Lyon. Richard Clarke. Co. T. I'd III. Light Art.
John Peoples oiler steamer Gen. LYON; Isaiah Ceotiy
private Go. X, 9Th Ohio Cavalry; Cyrus I. Williams
To- T. 81 Pa. Art; james Gibbs lst officer steamer
Cen Lyon; VIM. Crarsion. chief engineer; Samuel
Ps,ssey Let cook (color,d steamer Gen. Lyon Charles
A. Brady, refugee.
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spsoii Dsysch to The N. Y. TIfhIne.
WAsmsGIoS. April :. ls65.
The following il from The Richmond Enqmnr
al Friday; -.
THE LySCHBURG EXPEDITION.
The hostile forces now operating boin Eaet
Tennessee consst principally Of the Fourth Army
Corps Stanly commanding, 1900 strong. and
Ste nennsn's cavalry, GoO strong. On the lsth
Stoncmaa's cavalry Is reported 70 have reached
M1sy Greek, twenty miles this side OF knolyile.
1his is an advance Of the main body, engaged. no
doubt In rebuilding tie railroad and preparing the
way for the rapid movement 81 TIE Infantry The
FIRST objects Of the enemy will doubtless be. says TAs
Lynclrs Jgiiaa. 10 take possession Of the country
low down the Nense River Including the salt works
and tb. lead Mines and hen II the opposing obstacles
do appear too formidable. move On TO Lynehburg
That the plans OF the enemy g miseary and disaster
attend bis adventures. We do not fear. His route
winding through strong mountain passef. would surely
lead 10 ruin. better country for defensive opera
aiiona than that lying between Lynchbure aud the
Tennessee uBO, could not he fonnd These advantages
when improved ly such foil genoralsbp and backed by
adequate orcos will not foil TO nterpose bal rer 10 the
onward progress OF the enemy.
BRISTOL ILANEED.
Later intelligence represents that the enemy
we suppose StOnenans cayGry-have FAM I'd Bristol
leaving II 10 the on, and passing by the way of
yorsy He 10 tho direction OF Glades Springs. lay.
louisville Is in Johnsons County Tennessee In the
IRENE northern Of the State. on conrre this
mo, eincnt will compel the evacuation Of Bristol I
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SWORD"
THE COLD PRN-rHE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

1IIE BEST PINS IN THE WOui.D
On receipt OF any the following in CAST sch
'edber w send by fet1rn mai. OF oheFwiss as dfr.'.d
Gold Pen Pen''eeflHs the e"e oeeo'd'ss 20 @e'rrs
'ioH, Va;
For 10 the Maxc Pen; Tor 10 cents tie Lse Psr
ssr VI, the AlwayFkady Pens 6s %, ahe t.ess.s
PEN aud for 81 -, the fcor Pen-- p'n- sse ss
anmbeed bat eoIesponl III sizes to Numbers p 81 "Si
resr-o'irE'
the sAxR PENS IN aLyKkrIA EXTENSION CASE. WIS
For 81 the Magic Fem; for ~ ., tho Iqeky ren for
81 So tie Mway.Re,dy Pen; tor 81 the Eles.ai Yea
These are Mel Firishcl, Gocl Writing Gold Pen- with
rito.nln Points the average Of every one u With
will far outs:, ~,oia, best st.el fens e.'' -" '"''
ora Hara,naA's1 ass, as"Jore not eEeAaHge'o@.
MOR1ON'S WARRANTED PENS
The name IS. Morton" Number" and "osalss." ~
stamped the following Pens AID the poIo. Az "A'"''
for ;i months. except se ~. sc s., sa
No 6, the hrses adapted for the pocket NJ" ne :;
spJ Ne. 10. tie largest Mammoth GSd Fen ''s W. ~
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GOLD PENS ALL Ylasr QUALITY IN nI'ysxousrrO psss
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Pen; lot 20 - NJ. I Pen.
For 81 Nc. Bfen; Tor SBa No. Pen; and oE 80 10 -
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The "I,t Quality" pointed wi. ,lo v,ry bat iies-
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Tie ia Qnsi,y are superior to my Pens mso D. 40
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The I'D Quality" be inenis s,sl equal 10 resle &" r-
hi'y Elasticity, and Good Writing Qualities ch' o'y 40
coi<idcraionsl any God Peas made eiss "i%lr.
la regard 10 a.. Choap Gold Pms Ia bc.s leave ~ ~ "a;
r,vops to cpr.ptir, bis and Patented 30 W : e
could not have ilc - Cool Wius and Dss-hs isA 'H
IT, price had the Gold bgrn .irued er.isi.eisN. .
Parties orierin, innsi n ~ Instances specify ~" ~
ur tho Nnnbr ssi "a 4l.y 81 ths re'.s ~i"A A!b -
rar,i,ur 10 describe tha sind they prefer" ''I IS
hrIbsr, c0rrsc or iinr.
Al r,ma,rcs M, bv nsn IN registered tets rss ~
r.k and TO all " 10 sand twcly c., - S.f - oi
In ad,lon 10 the prlre Of goods ordered "' ss tier
parties rcndlng Cold or slveswv beaHo~ed 'hv h'Ssss
40 Siii,s-i d.ssoai Of % pet Ger, viii he eAct -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

W AShINtitN, n pm :, 1-V~.
A letter from the Army of the Potomac dated
Friday evening" Gays there has been severe fighting On
some parts of the line from morning till night the n
suit Of which has seen the extension Of lines sii
fhrtber westward. although ct considerable loss in
allied and wounded.
The Second Division of the Fifth Corps supported by
she Third, thrown out toward the White Oak road
east Of the Boyd.en PlankroaJ and ordered to reach
and take position tirre. After crossing a small branch
VI Grayely R1n ard while nbont forming in line. ouI
troops were -od upon by heavy force Of the enemy,
gbo were lying concealed in the woods and also by the
Rebel artillery posted in favorable positions Onr men
stood their ground for while, but the enemy appear
Eng TO be moving 10 the left, 70 turn their flank
she line forced back to their first positioD where
shey were sallied and soon checked the eDeDys al
vance
Abont the same time another attack made On our
eight flank of the Fifth Corps, but Gen. Micss Division
Of the Second Corps being posted here. made brilliant
charge and doubled up the enemy, driving them back
Song distance, leaving hundreds Of their dead and
wounded on the field. This q very handsome affair.
end the Division received the highest praise for the
manner in which It was done. The loss on our side
was about 400 nearly can be asceroined. mostly
o. the First Division.
The Fifth Corps about noon egain took The advance,
and drove the enemy back about mile and hau, ana
Gong before dark had reached the White Oak road for
which they had started in the morning, and established
ter lire the same. driving the Rebels into their
strong works a. Hatecrs Rnn Their loss In the days
work viii not be fsr from 1850.
Among the casualties reported Major Mills, As
-sstant Adj Cen Gen. Humphreys staff killed. by
shell; Color Sergt. 2l0th Pennsylvania. severely
SsaBded, and Gen. Dennison, commanding brigade
IA the Second Division fifh Corps slightly wounded
An attack was also male in front Of the Sixth
Corps. but Ii was not successful.
After the Rebels driven back In Front Of the
Fifth Corps, an attack made with both infantry and
cavalry Sherdons force about three miles from the
Eorthside Road Sutherland Station driving them
back toward DinHiddie, bri le subsequently gained
spuch more than he lost.
The roads ore in terrible condition. IL being almost
impossible 10 move the trains them. The heavy
sains have swollen the streams. and the engineers
busy dag and night laying bridges and corduroys.
The loss of the enemy IN not known but Judging from
Che number Of dead lying in the woods and
xeyines where the fighting occurred, II nnst have
been at least as heavy own. We took about
AaDdred and fifty prisoners during the day.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE DODGE. Brooks CoyTEST.-A tempOrsry
Court Is uow sitting ut the Of fIfeeath.st ana
Avcnne u, with Judge Russell on the bench for toe
purpose of tokng the testimony in the election confess
for Member Of Congress for the Eighth District Of sns
city between Messrs Dodge and Brooks, which
red last Far Several witnesses have been examined
aad as soon az the testimony Is complete Il viii be sept
before Congress when IL Is thought another election
will be ordered.
PRIVATE LIBRARY FOR SALB.--An important
collection Of books principally relating to America,
being part Of tho library Of Joel Munsel OF Aba
ny, will be- sold by anction at the Trade sass
Rooms. No. s9s Broadway. Wednesday. April IL, and
following days. The catalogue includes Audubons
Quadrupeds. Barlow's Coambad. Publications Of As
Bradford. Franklin, aud Scyonty-S,x Clubs, aud nsuy
other scarce and valuable books.
POULTRY SHOW AT BARNUM's MUsEUx
Tie National Poultry Society has made arrangements
with Mr.. Barnum to hold their annual poultry, pie
and rabbit show at his Museum. from the oath II n.
Goth Of April Cash pr.miuns to the amount Of ~
are TO be awarded besides silver cups. medals al
mas, &c, Circnors may be had after Monday ncst n.
tie Office OF the Musculn.
TIE County VOLUNTEER CoNMITTEg--l -
TAI ESLsr,Tyrs FOR MARCH, PTc-Thc County, b
unteer Committee exhibit the following the resal gf
each days recruiting for the month of March, March
l2i Marchs, lol Mach g. i07 March TO- 10; March "a.
50; March l3 ~; March a. 1885, March l5 81 Magcf -.
81 March H. ~; March le 7j March 90, ~, Marcr
81; March p ~! March %. g; March -. l2s Asreh
-, 81; March q, 30; March 20 -; March ~, le.
March ~, 3d. March ~, J2 or total Of l,ss2 sp,,-
ments Of recruits for last month On Saturday, D psn
were received under the rev 0rGcr Of the CoGFcies.
Tor one years service.
| ARREST or CONFIDENCE OPERATORS. James
Watson George Enssh aud Henry Griffith yesterday
peter korreu q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03

GOOD READING.--Great lnVentors--t diion,
Stevenson D4yy, Gotenburg Archlnede' Dssnee, Sefs
Whitney Arswrsh. Wait, with portraits and eescrpH'ns
Also Msor General Terry Mise Butt Baron, C.vo' Ter
schcl Newton Button Howard, Buxton Combs. Eus,sehe
Gottfried, Burnett IN bis Comic Pbysionony, w9I ~
Illustrations. Eye CHANCES BRoADwAk-llusirfrd:
Color of Eyes Blue, Brown. Black, HazeL tnoics OF
OCCUPATION or Pursuits in Lie; What csn de besse
Teniper.uonts; Color Blindness, Noses RsPoRIsg- AND
RrpoRrISGwith Portraits ofsINoRr WooDYhLL and jake
PERRY PsycHoLoeY-A Lunse's Experience; Ride s-ncss
the Stars; Visiting jupiter Body Life and Soul Life I'm
soLoGY-Nsturc in History, Climate and Coor Ns'd sad
South; Mixing the Rsre.. OrR SOCIAL RsLsross-Str'
nony; Lesson for Ives; M.rryrsfos Show VITA - e."
crsyed Illustrations In the PBRssoLoGicAL JounSsI Zoe
April Only 20 cents by first po. 81 year. New,r~s
h.vsit Address Mesus fowler WKLLs, No. Js9 Y'sss
vay NY
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advertisement.
COysrMPIIOS-CONsUNPTIlS.

We say 10 p,r.ons having Consumption IL wlatss'r o.
Of The disea,e Dr.. NIARTs PINE TREE TAR tosp.k
which l. readily taken up oy tre blood and circd o ~
lu 70 and tie healing principles Of The TAI act upon lie NJ
famed Of the stop their decay at once s- 20
patients lie Ia saved THg PlsE 1REs TAR CohDfaL -
power 10 dissolve the thick ucus that steps ~ 'bs
wird passages Of the lungs and erPels IL om h: sy-a
the FINE TREg TAR CoRDIaL hcs tho blood and efsnsrs
II of all scrogous matter that constantly breec.ES Sores re-
iernoi and cIrua salt Rtcum, B;ebes Oh the fse I'D
al Skin Diseases, especially cured b. La MrhAhss
Philadelphia. -
Sod Of HELxBoLp's Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Ne
ya< Droaiwey n. Y.
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ElsOM MOBILE.


Cisy-ve Prolonged Resistance 70 be
Made.
We find The subjoined in the The Nnr.O ORLEANS
Tins Of the 2tl uli.
We received the following last evening from Fort
Gainos through n scarce We know n be- Trustworthy:
Three men, one woman and small boy left Mobile
on the 18TH and succeeded In arriving at the fort ON
tho 18th. Ono Of the men very intelligent, pnti,e
Of the State OF On but had been living In Mobile for
some time and was doing service on the Alabama
River at the time be conscripod by the Rebels.
lie reports IS 900 Kcbe; troops in and about Mobile,
the whole force undcr tie coninsud of Gcn Many and
that they intend 10 light when aR attack IL made that
there arc active preparations going On In Anticipation
VI an immediate assault being mode.
The people Of Mobile 81 the opinion that the city
viii be surrendered before great destruction Of prop.
egfy fal - place.
shoy fully Of tho large force near. ana of
hcg n'catons ard viii Try 90 get out of tie difficulty
With as lran q loss ne possible ~ themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
Passenger Snilet.

In steamship Evening sta for New snsHs'ea eryA
Mrs liar. Mr. spau cling Son. Mra y. fsrisr hrs
Walker, Miss b. Durham. JEANNE Conn., Mis-. ku'n, Nh
vavsor b. & M.sri,x. T. s. Benedict. r. A. barney. H.
Maciie F. Charirs Mss Col. Bgclamsn ard Servant, A.
Howell G. O. Hobart. T. Hobart. MWeil Mrs. sbepsrd child
md SON Mrs w Fuller and servant s. Mack,n hs,. r. r.
Sargon, l. Karney Rev. Dr. TRIAL n. sarony s; e. ReSs-
j. w. Buker and lady Mrs. Col Bases, I. si@m', NJ,
Koou,r W. IT. Rysn James r. Brady. A. Dnth.i. 4. ssx
aue. s. salo,hin n Chaskock. r. feen, Mr.. Wa'fr, NJ
Freedman snd family. NJ. Keosg John ChristsEsos Nrf
Fr,edley Bunian, Bunker and others In tue stssrzsS
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The sc. Aibnus Haiders-New Pvssecdings
10 be Had.
TOlON1O. Sainr,lar. ArriI

TOEoN1o. Saturday, April J, isda
The Leader this morning has Information,
which Is claimed authentic, that warrant Is TO b.
issued in St. Catharincs. charging the 81. Adams
raiders with breach of the Neutrality Act wien they
will be brought TO ST. CathariBes This charge will De-
then dropped and the prisoners win be brought before
tho Toronto Judges on demand FOR exiraditon VIII
The expectation that they viii reverse tie deesios lley
siyrn hy Judge Smith Of Montreal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-03
s's,e.sess Of {. Soldier, enc Of the ssrviv.

kiah G. Colby, of Company X, 9th Ohio Cav
airy. Of the survivors OF the terrible disaster
rived In this city yesterday by tho steamer Gen
eral Sedg"iek Mr.. Colby has served in the army for
the last 70 months during which time he las never had
farlongb. Hc 10 Que of Gen. Shornans heroes that
made the Irresistible march through Georgia aid the
Carcliuas. Whom that army connected with Gen.
Schoieds In North Carolina Mr.. Colbys time Of scr
vice had expired. and he was dsehsreedi and at the
time OF the burning. Vas on his way to his home in
Ohio. He giyes the following particulars Of The ealn'
lily:
1.-THE U. y transport General Lyon runs between Wal
mington on The morning Of tho 50th bound to the latter
place with about yc hundred end fifty souls on board
among whom were two hundred anI four discharged
fos,s b@srg,nS to tie 5t,b Julrois Infantry, ard AZ
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The seven.Thirty LsaB.

IHEIUFFHIN, lfP'1 z IStEs
Say C>oke reports subscriptions b. the seven
i,ties yssS'rday 70 re amount ~ - 4l6 800 inolu1ag
subscriptions ~ 100 from Hnfslc, and siO1coo iron,
Nav Yurk; Ejt9 69i individual subscriptions of so
AZ slcQ ,sal Jbe .o..l JsI iAs rNs ~ t!h2ts.I:p.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Eea. ssonema IN as Besne, N. e.
HpQRs. DIerklCI or EAST TpsSbssgr.
BoOxr, ~. C., March "a, 1865;

Via.KNoxvILLF, Tenn. Saturday. April. les -
The advance of Gen. Sonemans force, COM
nanded by Mn. Koogh A. d. C.. entered and captured
The town OF Boone. n. C.. 81 twelve O'Clock to-day.
The Rebel force was Tontol. with a loss OF ten men
killed and s1t, five wounded and pr.Eoncrs Major
Bsrness battalion Of the l2lb Kentucky Cavalry Lost
few men wounded.
Gen. Stoneman's command is now well Into North
Carolina and will be- heard Of in the heart Of
Rebellion.
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Recctpts or Produce,

bills Corn Meal 10 9op bush. Conn., 500 bush. Ostr.
lts pkgs. Ashes 2.2el pkgs. Lard, 2'3 pigs Bcs;~
2 80 pEes. Provisions.
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foot
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rihcA 0ANhrioS pALoNU
!, MARCH 81.
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