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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
GEN. CANDY conservative Conven
ton. ff

NV ORLEANS. Oct. e-Tbe leading journals
here dsDounce the statement made against Gen.
Cano, by the LorisisDa delegation row in WASH
ington. They say, CaRby, instead OF traupthg
on civil sGtherity, has 5seE Instrumental in re-
storing il r-..-- sn- --
A Convention a. the Conservative Union party
me! 10 day. appoinius Judge Thomas. of this
city. temporary President After eiecting a
Committee on Credentials, il adjourned ill Mon
day; ten parishes we're represented. 1t is under
stood ia political circles thar J Madison W ellis
viii be ihs nominee for Governor al Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Observation-Disclosures es,.

Promofion-APpointment-Bad Debts
NEW YoRK, Oet.s.- Tribrnes w sshiag-
ton special says Col lDGtshsm.so long Provost
Marshal General Of the defences north Of the
Potomac, With headquarters in this sty, has been
brevetted Brig. General Tor Ineritorious services,
and honotaby mustered out, there beng no fur
Their necessity for continuance OF his Office
Upon the adjustment OF Colonel IngrshSm .
Office another order was issued this evening crea
ting Provost Masshals Office for the Nili.af,
District Of Washington, and Capt = b. Russell
long and widely known - Col. Ingrahs On chief
assistant, assigned as its head. CAP: Russell is
from Plymouth. and went oct vita the 3eih Mas
Regiment under Col. lnsFshani. at The commence
ment o! tho war
The Tribune'S Washington special says: The
Government has passed to the credit OF bad debts
sl6O.94t 81 due from Isaac Fowler, late Post
master in New York IL has been ascertsined
the deialcst0G IS unsolicited from his securities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
g. LA ID NE VS.
FOR THE uSFoRTUSAIE
BE LIS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are warranted in all fer the SPEEDY and rnRnAx
sSr Crnt from ell diseases arising from sexual
YOUTHFUL INLISCRETIOS, - ~. -
Seminal Loss Nightly Emission sud Sensual Dreams
elect, Sexual Diseases, &c., &c., &c. ~ -
- 40 CHANGE or DIET Is NECESSARY,
and they be used without detection. kaeh box
tsins 60 pills. Price OSK DOLLAR II you get them
OF your druggist they will be sent by mail securely seal
cd postpaid, with full Instructions that cure on
receipt OF the money and pamphlet of 100 pages
the errors OF youth the consequences and remedy
Free 10 cents required for postage, Address Dr. J. BxYAs
Consulting Physician,
=. y. O. Box 5079 x4a Broadwav, New York
Dealers can be supplied by Demas Barnes Il Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York. Tornlipseu 4 Coz Agents
for indianapolis. -f..,s 49,. ~ y =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

IL The tide Of emigration is still pouring
westward. Trains are passing through the city
daily
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
steamer Due.

FARTHER PoIST. Oc. 8. 9 p M.-There are
10 signs of she steamship North Am -rics. which
left Liverpool on the 2sth and Londonderry on
the 29;hs and is due of this point.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

WAsHiSoros, Oct. SIN Alexandra. Va j.
Col Free Of the One huudr cd aud Ninety-ffth
{ hio Volunteers. vas attacked last night by IN
e1-reoel soldier. The latter was most severely
punished
a colored nan named Hunter vas shot and &C.
vere.y wounded in the head this afternoon, By .
young man named Richardson, Of this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

~ Baysrd Taylor delivers Lecture in the
First Presbyterian Church. in this city, on next
wednesday evening, the llh inst, at quarter
past seven O'Clock Subject announced next
week ID
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

- About one regiment day has been paid
OF at this point foE the lsst three weeks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Kentucky pe,egn,ion-rhe Cholera

NKw York, Oct. THE Posts Washington
special says: Garrett Davis snd the Kentucky
delegation called on Tie President to-day, peti.
tioning for the removal of General Palmer The
subject has been referred 20 Major General
Thomas - 400 d. -
General Peek was also present applying for his
own pardon. -a'
Tho American consul at Bsfcelons, Spain,
states that the cholera is liner easing, and royal
decree has been issued suspendirg business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

4 DOn', fail to attend the Sale of Building
Lots, on South East street. this Monday alter
noon. nv WILEY & Martin, Auctioneers IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

IL Mary 4. Elliott. or Mary T. Payne, for
merly Of Tennessee will find her mother AZ the
Bates House. ....-,.. IA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

c%- Dtters'. Belcher's Metropolitan and Hart
ford Fine sewed French Calf boots at
ts j. A. GoNINeoRR & Co.'S, ~
90 vinuedge & Jones' old stand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

-Closks aud Oloakings, .BsImoral Skirts.
Flannes, Blankets, &c in great variety. ut the
City Dry Goods Store. No 81 East Washington
Street 20 3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

.nN t.ef
~ FOR MORE TRAN WENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN EATg DYE ha. stood The Test
ofirsl, and Is constantly Increasing Ia public favor.
THEvESETIAS HAIR DYE Is the best and cheapest
made. - price Is only 3 eeats and each bottle
aiRs doube the quantity " dye ia those usually sold
OF 81.
THIS HAIR UsR - manufacturers ~ peculiar pro
cess, which renders il Infinitely superior TO any dye in
market Being complete in bottle. preparation
Is required. which greatly simplhes the application
IN USING THlsDTR you nod thn Rusty, d Al Ap-
pearane- byNnieh dy-d hair ana wh'Sers readily
recognized when inferior artic. ha beea used II
produces perfectly us,urA color Of any shade that is
sss1ssi lrsH. brown 10 jety. lustrsus black,
that vii crock .sin the clo.Iiuy inves,
rs cents snt yoa VIII be s0a.ineri. sold by all Drug
gists AMI Fancy Goocs nealers.
a. 1. AATHE VS., NaaufscsGreF.
QEN - BARNES C0. Ns~york, wtelssais Agents
INV -t- Dyio-deOd-iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

Nrw YegK, Oct s--The Times Salt Lake
correspondents. September 18th. says: Report has
j! that the coming OCTOBER Mormon Conference
will be the largest held for many years. Brigha N
in his recent visits, having extended liberal in
Ttsiioa to The eOHnuy folss 70 cone 10 the
preaching -Ad bring theig bands with them
! aGsnersi F Z heagher arrived mere to-day
and ne VII probably be serensded tonight. He
lesves las ies days tor his new home in Mon
tana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

NEW foRK. Oct Robert Z. Lee, General
in Chief of the rebel ar mics, was installed Presi-
dent Of the Washington College at Lexington,
Virgins on last. Monday. $500 81 .sau ~
The ceremonies we're OF a very transformations
character, m compliance with General Lees re-
quest. but contrary to the wishes OF many con-
nected and interested in the College, who de-
sired 10 have the installation attended with 4
great deal Of pomp and display
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

sF-Sec D. VIZ, Thomsons- ati%ertiscrncn
on the fourth psee o 10 dSy'F papsI
-. ~ Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

atsUHs.-rodd Carmichael have ju,t -
ceiyei some beautiln styles Of Albums. 4. No.
{ North PsEnsy,vaniA street. rl- ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

sS Cold Peas. the beet in the nsr.si a
No North Pennsylvania street. Iotd y
Cafmrhael ms IS - "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

~ An Election OF Directors Of the lDdianap-
oils Insurance Company takes place this Men
day afternoon. at , o'clock at the office of the
C0mpsnv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

e Catholic Prayer Books. IS Key ~
fieAven," The Golden Manual, &C., for sale AZ
No 8 North Pennsylvania street by Todd s
Carmichael "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

3 American auG Foreign Go5t, Of all kind,
Cheap. ~ tue CT, Dgy Goods Store 20 3nI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

II yesterday vas another beautiful fall dsy
81 far We have had spleBdid fall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
JOB PRINTING


- Tie r,ies 4 ~ b,fl, sts!ise. Goa L.it :
~ ali Ihe isisri hr~- aea lei-gssstic DIS
patches. Is osly T-eu,y Ueuts Week delivered
oy 'bs Carriers 10 any pari Of fir City q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
rsUsINEssNO NOTICES

ISpIANAroLIs Insurance. CoEr2ST The card
OF this excellent Home Insurance COmpsny may
be found in this paper /! is sn old company.
Chartered nearly thirty years ago. but recently
reorganized under the most favorable auspices.
Ii embraces ia is nes list Of stockholders large
number of the mos; substantial men in Indiana
polls. and o.her cities and towns IL the State.
The Directors toughton A Fletcher. zen,
VIM II Talbot, f J Peck. a / Roaehe.
Thos. 4 aorrs, Aqalia Jones. Oliver rousey
A. L. Ninton. aud William Henderson, all OF
Indians pols-sFe ''solid men. worth. ia the
aggregate, not less than million OF dollars. OF
the sioc kholdeIs, We can select an equal number
worth at lesst as much. and one other heir of
Judge Blackford) who is worth probably IS
much more There seventy stockholders in
all
The President OF the Company, W m. Hendor
son. i. one or the most thorough practical under
writers IN the West. having been Tor fourteen
years the Indianapolis agent OF the -fina In
sursuee Company. aud one Otis best agents, on
the testimony of tha. Company. Persons want
ing insurance against loss by IRE, can Ind no
better company TO insure in IL IS substantial
institution. aid rot "siidca.;;' and being a
home company. deserve patronage
Journal. 70 a~ynf4. =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

jos PslsrrH W ,STtb---A Joh Ptiatsr wanted
st this Office y neff tss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

PiksNPT,sY SAIK OF BvILDISG LoTs Wiley
Martin, Real Estate Auetoneers. viii sell. at
O'Clock this Monday afternoon. on the pre-
mics. sxt,-;hres choice building lots, situated
or The west side If E-st street. Immediately
vest of he Virgins avenue line OF street ears.
aud b,ing part Of the late b. 7 Mouis HOus-
stead The grounds have not heretatoFe been
in he r1rke; ana TOW offered for safe for ths
frs, tine The iots ne afofa eonssstat ars
for bUilding purposes, WITH s;'ests snd Slleys
TsrLs elsN See aavertsement ID
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

tE The City Dry Goods Store No. p E.s
Wsshington Street. Is the place for Bsrgains.
~ 1n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

tH- Look al the Handsome line OF Dress
Goods and Shsvl>, AZ the City Dry Goods Store.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

Nav Ycak, Oct The Hersifs wssbing-
ton soecial has the following: A universal suf
frsge paper. called the journal OF Freedom >"
has been started at Raleigh, y. c. by q few gen
tsuep. late Federal officers y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

Ms. lnsraham. sistsr of the ex rebel GeneraI
robert L Lee, made her appearance at the Pro
ross hsrshsls once e day, aud asked perris
zion 10 take the oath OF aifegisnse, which va
administered By ne Provost NsFshsl . 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

Tie following circular has, been issued efroI
the Navy Department relative to applications {
S!l positions III that service: ~ :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
A Cbop1er on Guerrilla Raids.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3O-Capt. Clad, OF
the fourth Missouri rebel cavalry, enter
ed Danville with forty men on Sunday,
at nine o'clock snapped horses with sew
eral citizens, helped themselves to boots,
shod several of their own horses and de
parted They were followed by Captain
Bridgewater with seventy or eighty Fed
erals, who overlook them about four
miles from HarrOdsburg, when a tight
occurred Two rebels were killed and
four or five wounded and several taken
prisoners. Two of Bridgewater's men
were wounded, none killed.
Major Jones, with 200 men is reported
within nine miles of Elizabethtown to-
night Quantrill, of Kansas notoriety, is
said to be with Jones, with about forty
men.
On Friday evening, Capt Berry, lead
Ing five guerrillas, approached within
short distance Of Bardstown, when they
were fired on by party of Federal sol
diers. 1t is reported Berry was killed
On Saturday evening the outlaws made
another raid on the place, but were re-
pulsed after brisk fight. On the same
day Sue Munday's guerrilla band dashed
into Bloomfield and surprised party OF
seventeen discharged soldiers. captured
fourteen of them and killed them Oh the
spot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
From the Trans MississipPi Depart
ment
Press Dispatch !


CAIRO, Jan 3O-The steamer Magenta,
from New Orleans oath, has arrived, and
reports all quiet along the river.
A steamer had arrived at New Orleans
from Mobile Bay bringing rumor of the
evacuation of Mobile The report was
received from the Flagship on the 2Oth.
A Natchez letter, of the 23d, to the
New Orleans Delta, has the following
news from the Trans-Mississippi Depart
ment:
The enemy are fortifying Grand Ecore.
They have division stationed there.
One division of rebel cavalry has been
sent to Texas lately, with orders to be
dismounted for infantry service.
Kirby Smiths headquarters are still at
Shreveport, but there is no conslde rable
body of troops garrisoning them. The
main body of Prices old army is report
ed to be at Fulton, on the upper Red
river; near the border of the Indian
country. suffering all horrors and naked
ness. having come hack from their recent
campaign very poorly supplied with the
necessarieS they anticipated getting
there.
Fagans and Parsons brigades are sta
toned at Camden, Arkansas. They COM
pose all the troops of Prices army that
have returned TO the place from whence
the Missouri expedition originally set
out Desertions are very frequent from
| their demoralized forces.
The New Orleans cotton market is IN,
settled Middling S5.
Sugar and molasses light supply
Superine -four sll %.
The Memphis Bulletin says the steamer
Chippewa and Annie Jacobs, two of the
fleet which went up the Arkansas river
to Fort Smith, were captured and burned
at Whiteoak shoals. Two Others Were
damaged, but managed to escape.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01

The Columbus (O.,) Journal tells Us a
oueer story abOut a married couple III
that place The husband is tyrant.
One evening during severe storm .his
wife was out visiting neighbor' aud
when she applied for admission on her
return. her husband pretended not 70
know her. She threatened TO Jump INTO
the we'll if he did not open the door.
Having no idea that she would do 80, 20, he he
obstinately refused to recognize her 2"
he took a log, plunged it into the vel,
Ia - simnIta5eousIy with the splash it
made she placed herself at the side OF
tbe door as soon as her husband darted
ont in his night clothes she darted in,
locked the door, and declared that she
did not know him! She froze him till he
was penitent and then let hinr in.-E1-
change
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
The Printing Paper Discovery.

New YORK, Jan 3l.-The editors OF the
country who have control of the new
patent process for making printing paper
from corn husks, having been overwhelm-
ed with letters of enquiry from farmers
and others, give notice that their imme-
diate wish is to elicit information. They
desire to receive proposals from every
State, county and town in the United
States for supplying dry and sound husks,
as the same may be stripped from the
corn. The leaves of the corn are also de
sirable. The husks and leaves may be
cut up, if more convenient, and should
be delivered at railroad stations well
packed, in bales or bags. The editors
wish to receive proposals, stating the
quantity that,will be contracted for and
the price per pound for one, two or more
years. Address, with full particulars, ID.
H. Craig, General Agent of the Associated
Press, New York City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
The Design of the Rebels i'm the James
River Expedition-CO-Oper e with
Press Dispatch J

New YORK, Jan. 3l.-The Herald's cor
respondent near Petersburg, dating 25th,
learns that the recent rebel ram move
ment in the James river, was deeper in
design than appeared Oh the face of it.
The rams were to move down the river
just as they did, and destroy our pom
toons Signals, rockets, sc, were to be
sent, by which means intelligence was to
be conveyed to General Lee that the
pontoon part of the business had been ac-
complshed. After destroying the pom
toons, the rams were to prevent rein
forcements being sent from the South to
the North side OF the James. Simulta-
neously with the above, Lee was TO com
mence a dashing, surprising attack Oh
General Ord's lines on the North side OF
the James, having massed heavy force
in front of them for that purpose. and at
tempt by overwhelming numbers and the
suddenness and brilliancy of the attack,
the destruction of that part of Grants ar
my.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
FROM THE SOUTH.
Denunciation of Jeff. Davis.
Kirby Smith Unmanageable
Discussion Of the Negro Soldier Ques-
ton I'm the, Rebel COngress-Lee's
Promotion 20 Humiliate Davis.
[Press Dispatch

New YORK, Jan. 31-In the rebel
House last Thursday there was an inter
esting debate Oh the bill TO put slaves in
to the army. During the debate JEFF
Davis was severely denounced by mem
bers. Mr. Turner. of North Carolina
said he looked upon the bill as project
to arm the slaves The President had de,
clared in favor of it. When he gets
them in the army as teamsters and cooks,
he can make them drill or perform any
other duty He would be willing to sur
render the slaves forindependence. The
only objection he had to making soldiers
out of slaves was that they would not
fight on our side. They would prove the
enemy's best allies i'll accomplishing our
overthrow and destruction. Mr.. Turner
said the country had been too long and
too often deluded and deceived by presi-
Dental plans, projects and prophesies.--
No one of his prophesies had been full
filled. No one of his projects or plans
had proved successful; yet the President
proposes views and dangerous schemes,
with unabated confidence in his own
Judgment When Susanna, Corpoi al
Trim aud the servants sat down by the
kitchen fire for task, Corporal Trim said
he had been so often deceived in his own
Judgment that he now had doubts of its
accuracy, even when he knew he was
right. The President had been much of
tener deceived in his Judgment than the
corporal, and it is tin he had learned
some mistrust of hisjudgment Hemust
not look for an unlimited support either
from Congress or the country, when he
proposes the Wild, mad scheme OF arm
sing slaves. The country was beginning
to learn that all the AbOlitionists were
not in the North, and our own President
had proposed abolition i'll a way that
created suspicion as to his soundness.
Mr.. Turner said that it was time that
Congress should express their opinion
upon arming the slaves, and stamp upon
it the indelible stigma of public abhor-
renee.
Mr.. Leach, of North Carolina, said he
was unalterably opposed to such nea-
sure. He believed that the day on which
such policy was adopted, would sound
the death knell of our cause. 1t would
make st Domingo of our land.
Others, from South Carolina and else
where, expressed similar views.
The question was not dlSposeu Oh.
The rebel papers say General Kirby
Smith, commanding the rebel transmits
sissippi Department, has repeatedly re-
fused to comply with orders from Rich
mond directing i'm to transfer his troops
on the east side Of the Mississippi river.
The opponents of jeff. Davis among his
own people grow bitterer daily III their
denunciation of him, and it is admitted
that his humiliation was the design OF
the Congressional action to place Lee at
the head of the armies.
The Union raiding force up the Chowan
river, North Carolina, in the direction OF
Weldon, is said to number between 6OOU
and 10000 men, including infantry, caval-
ry and artillery.
General Beauregard contradicts the re-
ports that Union meetings have been held
in Georgia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
Oil Intelligence.


The Great Kanawha region OF West
Virginia long noted for its salt wells, IL
rapidly increasing in Importance on ac-
count of it's wealth of petroleum. A
great deal of the land in the valley has
already been leased and boring will com
mence early in the spring The most
abundant surface indications are, per
haps, found on CoOper's Greek, Blue
Creek, Little Sandy Creek, and other
tributaries of Elk river and upon the
Pocotalico river and its tributaries.
The business men of Rochester, New
York. have organized Petroleum En-
change.
The Kentucky Legislature is charter,
ing enough petroleum companies to bore
good portion OF the State Kentucky
evidently has been visited 10y the oil
fever.
The Marietta Times saysp The ON
Fever is unabated We do not see 50
many strangers in town, a. heretofore,
but the spirit of speculation RACES as ar.
IDENTIFY as ever.
The Shaw farm, III the Venango, Pa,
oil regions, has been sold for one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars 1t lies out on
the Plumer road, about two and hall
miles from the mouth of Oil creek, al
Joining the Graf Il Hasson tract, and
contains four hundred and two acres OF
land.
The Sandusky, Ohio, Register says that
it understands that the proprietors of the
Plaster Beds, on the Peninsula, intend 10
bore for oil in the spring. Excellent
indications" have long been noticeable
there.
A company has been formed in Cleve-
land for boring i'll Lewis county, Ken
tuckv. and Crawford county, Indiana -
Oil is found in these localities at the
depth of three hundred feet
Colonel Gowan, of Boston, coming
down from St Petersburg, through Geor'
ola and Cireassia. when in the neighbor'
hood of the sea of Azof, stumbled upon
]
some oil wells which the natives were
working in very Indifferent way, and
which the Colonel bought He then
came to Paris and London, organized
company, sent out men TO work the
wells, and ships to carry to London and
Liverpool the products, and they are now
having handsome dividends. But what
IS more surprising still, the Colonel, in
returning lately from the Black Sea to
Paris. stopped on the way at the Island
of Samos. ON the eastern shore OF the
Mediterranean, where he found and
bought another oil well. What IS stlll
more curious, this well wassPoken OF by
Herodotus, the great Greek historian,
four hundred and fifty years before
! Christ. and from that day 10 this no one
has thought of turning to use this iin-
portant discovery. Col GowaD has
/ bought fifteen acres OF ground at the or
| dinsry price of land on the Island
PETROLEUM N SOUTHERN lSDIASA--
A correspondence in Martin county
writes: Petroleum is all the rage now
Fortunes are being made in a few months
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01
From Port Royal.

New YORK, Jan. 3l-The Port Royal
New South of the 23d condems the occu
patton of Salkeatch by our troops. 1t
was thought the rebels would make a
tand at Asheopaw.
Part OF Admiral Porter's fleet had Joined
Dahlgren in Charleston Harbor
Heavy fogS prevailed at Port ROYAL
The new gunboat Savannah had ar
rived there