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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

WASHINGTON, April s.-Mr. Pugh. Dis.
trict Attorney Of Florida, arrived here this
morning.
A prominent member Of the Georgia
Legislature, who had just left Augusta,
says the leading members Of the legislature
admitted that the rebellion was near its
cod. The opinion prevailed that Lee and
Johnston end Davis would retreat to
Georgia and then cross the Mississippi river.
The U. s. District Court at Key West has
condemned $4,000 worth Of property
since March lst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
sH-MARKErs.-There was a good {

G~MARKErs.-There was good at
tendance at Saturdays market. but prices
have not underwent any material change.
Meats sell a, the old rates. There is a
good supply Of the vegetables Of the sea-
son, at the rates which have prevailed
throughout the winter. The only decline
we notice is in the price of corn, which
has been reduced from Sl,l0 to 95 cents
per bushel. Butter sold at IS CITE; eggs,
20 cents per dozen; lard, IS cents per 10;
pork, 20 cts ssusages, rs cts, beefsteaks,
% cts. per pound.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

parOwNa to his increasing trade, MIR.
Isaac Ochs has been compelled to remove
bis wholesale and retail clothing establish.
meut TO No. 81 Main street, where be will
be able to accommodate all who favor him
with a call. Mr.. 0cbs is a very popular
man with the public, and by close atten.
ton and fair dealing has secured large
trade. With bis present facilities and fine
stock of ready made clothing he cannot
fail to secure many new customers. Pur-
chssers should give Mr.. Ocbs o trial; ii
they do we know it will not be his fault II
they are not well satisfied.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
No Passes to Richmond

wAsHIroros. April s-A notice is post
ed at the War Dep ,rtment that no passes
to Richmond are granted under aOy cir.
cumstauces.
Over 500 rebel officers, Of all grades, are
nov in the Old Capitol prison.
Information is received that 5000 Union
prisoners, Of those held by the rebels in
Georgia, have arrived at or near Dalton, TO
be delivered to US.
President Lincoln paid another visit to
Richmond, accompanied by his wife, Sen.
tors Sumner and Harlan, and others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

SAN Francisco, April THE scarcity
Of -four and wheat continues. Extreme
prices are obtained, and consequently trade
does not improve,
The Union Convention Of Washington
Territory have nominated A. A. Denny IS
Congressional delegate.
Military celebrations for the national VIC
tories were held throughout the State to-
day.
A mass meeting 10 aid Of the Soldiers
Relief Association was held to night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
Cincinnati Market.

CnoIHsAri, April 9.
PLoUR-Uncssngsd and quiet with but little do
mapd; superfne 81 70.
wHBAr-In moderate demand; Red u oo9l Do
OORN-Dull.
RYB-Held sts,c.
OATS &c
wHIsKY-Dul; mail Ales ct $40; nothing do
ing. ,
PorAToEs-In large supply and prices unchsns
al 20 auy extent. The best would not bring ovei
1900 barrel, 49,
sHkDs-Demspd moderate; Clover SIS.
BUrTER-Uncbanysd;p prime 70 choice .e9soc.
EG6s-selling ct Doc.
0OID-llTAll3.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
Confident Of Receiving the Surren-
dar Of Lee.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHISeroS, April 8.
TO ka. Gen. Diz.-A telegram from
Gen. Grant, dated this day ct II o'clock.
noon. at Farmville, sixteen miles west OF
Burke's Station, says that the enemy have
been pushed from the road toward Dsnville
and are now pursued toward Lynchburs,
aud that be 10 very confident OF receiving
the surrender OF Lee and what remains of
his army.
(Signed) K. N. STANTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

Sr"NoaE popular than everl" We
mean the Excelsior Baking POrder, and
Jus, for the reason tina, ii nsvo fails when
used according to directions. Ii is IN
doub,edly superior to auy thing OF the
kind 10 the market. For sale by T. Il. Lo-
gan 4 Co., and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, Wheeling. 2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April .
MONEY-Bay at GOT per cent with large sup.
ply. ,oe,>,,oo,>
for gold and frst c ass bills,
aoLO-without decided chsnge; opening at $50,
Advancing 10 1857, declining to l.ss and closing at
l4sA
Government sTOCKs-steady.
To, al exports Of specie to day, $ss, 400.
EvEsua BOARD.
Nrw yoiE, April Sat Gallagher's, Gold N'h.
O. & p. 655s. Fort Wayne S6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
The Gold Market.

Nrv YoRK, April s-Gold is quiet, the
demand being confined chiefly to the 0rdi.
nary wants OF importers. There is no at.
temp, 10 engineer the market tor either q
rise or fall, the changes or fluctuations
being now 80 slight as to discourage such
operations. The quotations have been
l5o@l4s@l5ot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

~wk notice that Messrs. Il. 4 J. Hub.
,srd, have received 9 very 6ne lot of tim.
Der by the late rise, aud their saw mill is
,uttisg it up at g very lively rate. They
have been engaged for several days 10
saving out timber for the B. & o R. R.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

New YoRK, April s.-The steamer Arago,
with Gen. Anderson aud some 300 other
distinguished persons, sailed for Charles"
ton this afternoon. Four other steamers
for the same destination also sailed, crowd
ed with passengers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

SrPoLIcE.-wm.D d. Hine, for creating
a disturbance was sned ten dollars and
costs, by Alderman Johnston. He also
assessed ten dollars and costs upon James
Smith, for driving through the streets at
az improper and dangerous speed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

Nrw Yonk, April s.-The Times wash
iugton special gives 80 extract from New
Orleans letter, which says Col. Woolley,
of the 26,h Ohio, arrived in that city few
days ago with important dispatches 10 the
government, supposed TO look towards .
pesce movement on the part of that State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
Harry 6. Foote.

Nsw YoRK, April s.-Henry S. Foote,
late Of the rebel Congress, who arrived
here the other day in 40 Emigrsnt ship
from Europe, has been ordered to he kept
10 confine meut 10 this city. BE has violat-
ed some agreement with the State Depart
mani
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

tnrAr Capt. Stones Office, there were
during the last week, nineteen recruits and
twenty substitutes accepted, and hfsy.eight
drafted men turned over for duty. The
lrafted men from weiisl county are re.
porting very slowly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

NEW YORK, April S.-The steamers City
Of Manchester aud America sailed to-day
for Europe, taking $500 900 in specie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
STAMP TAX,

TTypER Act Of Congress, March 81, less. prntsd
| on Card Tor oountias Housss Shops, Factories,
a.. price is osots; also Pocket Hilton, on Psreh-
s.at 70. psid 70 any sddrsss receipt Of price.
JOSEPH GRAvE,
rh1s No. ~ houros st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
Ice Cream! Ice Cream!!

r WOULD respectfully inform my friends and Pc.
i irons tina, uill serve up Ice Dream this (rusr
Sr,,ns The ssA.oo. The bsst Of Cake and other re-
fre,hmsats Constantly on hand.
D. FALLoURR,
Monroe ct, one door above the AeLars House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
New Goods.

WYE have lust received from New York aud
w Philadslphis large stock Of
SUPREME, EXTRA. fHREE PLY, Tapestry
AND BRUSSELS oARPEfs,
Furniture Of every kind, Chamber Sets. MAhagsny,
Cane, Wood aud Rush Bottom Chairs, Wiadov
Shades Of every kind. cocos and Canton MAttinss,
PURHIsHIsG ao0ns voR srEAMBoATs AND
FAMILIES,
al Of which viii be cold on favorable forms.
LAC. hESDEL.
nh2l-lm No. ia Main et, whssiiag W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
Delsines for Children.

VUsT REoRlvED-A large lot o. Q aall figured
Oh AIl.w,oi DslAiass. vsRY CHEAP.
tell is khpoN
CooKISG srJvEs q All klai., a. grsA'y 70
~ ouesd prices, 1t
mills HDBlIf . bkVs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10
Dwelling for Sale.

T,HE TWO sr JRY BaIoK DWELLING. corner
II Moaros and Fifth streets, eonisinias ss,en
roous Possession Let April n not sold By LIS
April /. vii be rsntsf. knqure Of
p. O. HlLDRgTH . BIO,
x.sx 81 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-10

Stein Brothers,

mbo-d.u Corner Main and Moaroe Streets.
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kcgro AnHrage.


The New York Herald, reputed to be
a negro suffrage organ, makes the fol-
loving remarks in its issue Of the Sth
inst.
Il il now morally certain that the re-
publican party, in this State at least
will not ADOPT in their convention the
Chase dOcu ne of universal negro suf-
fraEe. They have been forced by the
pressure Of public opinion TO take the
back track, and viii be compelled 10
thoroughly endorse and support the
policy Of President Johnson, or suffer
y defeat ~ the polls. So manifest is
this fact that the numerous aspirants
for nomination on the state ticket al
declare that il will ruin the party i
the question OF negro Suffrage Is incOr-
pOrated in their platform Nor can
the democracy again stand up and
declare the war q failure. They
have ho other curse 10 pursue but 10
approve the Presidents reorganization
polioy. They may diiler with the re-
pubilean party on some minor question,
hut that far AZ least their own salvation
neeessiist,s their going ThereiuFnOI
the Southern States is 10 them all i'm.
portsnI and they cannot Afford 10 adopt
"A eoeFse which will delay early adjust.
meDis. Mr. johnson has provided for
tue speedy return Of all the States en-.
gagged in he rebellion 10 a partnership
~ the great union of States; and while
public opinion forces the republican
party 70 support that policy, the democ,
racy viii have 10 do the same from self
interest
The question Was lodged in Ohio.
and will probably be lodged in every
State outside Of New England Next
fall, after the voice Of The people is
heard in the elections, the negro suf
frsge advocates win sing very small.
A year later they viii deny that they
ever proposed such a thing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12
had InnnlIe b

Dates from London to the Both alt,
brings advices hat when seven hun
dred and fifty miles Of the Atlantic ca
bic had been paid out insulation was
lost The cause, of course, was IN
known, ss there had been no commu-
nication with the Great Eastern. When
the first seventy, miles had been sub
merged insulation failed. and the cause
of this is given in full in our dispatches.
Referring 10 this occurrence, We see
what q delicate thing this great cable
is, after all. Strong enough 10 main.
tain eleven miles Of its own weight, ye;
a little bit Of wire, two inches long,
buried, ~unperceived, in its covering,
destroyed the electric current, and rem.
dered the cable useless until It's re
moval. The chances Of success are ex.
eeedingly slim The enterprise, indeed.
has probably already proved a failure
The only hope is thas-the cable may be
drawn on board until the defect is
found, IS was done in the first instance;
but event if this should be accomplished,
other defects may develop, after the
whole cable is Submerged, that cannot
be remedied. At IL o'clock last night
there was no tidings Of the Great East
err a. Aspa Bay.-Cn Gazette, 9h.
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AList Of Letters

DEMATNIGG in the Adjutant Geosfafs Ones
n, State OF TenGessee. Persons claiming Sal
letters will please forward then Post Onee aaares
or cali in person
john T Philips, LIST Lent co lst INF.
lent ] J Lane. RIO M5th Gast Tenn vols.
Lieut. I Campbell, baty + lstfenu m r.
Commanding Officer. co % Tenn mtd III
Lieut. w r Davis. KQ NJ 5th Tenn mrd INF
Commandiup efiaer ID Tenn vols. I'D
Lieut. q W Keith, 40 NJ 2dTeun vols.
Commandn g officer gth TtnnIt
Lieut. J~aeubshsrp, col Isl EEstTenn.
Lieut. ThOs J Murphr. RQ N I'd Tenn med nj
Commanding OF -er 8th Tenn vols.
Lent Geo W W bb. co ia Tenn inf
| Commanding affcer oh TenninL H7nt
| Commanding OHhcei GO F6th ie1n INF
| Conf andisg e~ficer, co A SO Tenn Inf
| Coramaud ne Officer, lzth Tenn fav.
| Commanding Ohcer, co I 4th Tens cav.
| Mr. James mcfarland, COG sth tenn inf.
] Commanding Ohieer, Let Tenn ieht ariy.
| Ca1tA Hampton, co kzj Tenn nrd INF.
a lieut. David L Eshnger, co I'D Tenn cav.
/ Liant r b sdpeL comd'gS 60. 9Th Tenn cav.
| Commanding officer 18th Tenn cav.
/ Iieut Vim KRud, Nashville fem. m
i Lieut. B Williams, LIST Tenn art.
Commanding officer, 20 ,. sth Tenn inf.
Mr. Gal Walker, co u Sh Tenn inf
Mr.. james NJ Moore rae ~
/ Sergeant William Davis, co suh Tenn vol. mi.
| Can't ii Snannon, late co E Ind videt cav.
WI Green Esq, Ord ergt Sd DiT2sdAC
Lieut. VIM Harnel, A RIO 81 sth Tenn inf.
/ Commapdi~s fhcer, Sd Tenn cav.
| Commanding Ohfcer % Tenn cav 7Ta1
Mai W HElselb I'd East Tenn car. 1e m
Lieut Col CCMeCaist, 9th Tenn vols
Commanding Ofhcer. co H ID Tenn cav.
-auall-IW anon
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Fees.

J. A. TRRLAND, NJ. D., Dean.
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Che Krntnchr ElrriInns.

The returns from Kentucky render
it certain that the elections, Monday
resulted in the choice of the following
straight out Union men for Congress
Rousseau, Randall Smith, Mckee and
Yeamsn. This is = majority, and two
more than there we're OF shis class in
the lasi Congress We regret to lose
the Psduoah district which was repre-
scented BY Anderson, who IS succeeded
by Trimble. In the Legislature, the
straight-outs have made q handsome
gain, but not enough 10 carry the con.
stitulionsl amendment
In the defeat Of the constitutional
amendment, the people Of kentucky
have shown that they are get deter,
mined 10 cling 10 the institution Of
slavery. But they cannot save IL
Slavery in Kentucky, Is elsewhere. ia
bound 20 die Its fate cannot be pre-
vented; and good policy ought to have
90 taught K~entuekians.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

At EATCEzZ, MISSISSIPPI. until Mondsy, Sep
tsmber Is, IS M for
1 ore Whal float. zoe tors.
MODEL Barge MOliis.
Five f5l GunEale Barges.
Three (sl Coal B0sts.
/ AL o which can be seen az Nateh-z. MisslsSippi
unhl the dsyc q sda-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

"As FOR the blacks, they were born on
the soil, and by the grace OF God, Gen.
Cox to the contrary Notwithstanding
they shall remain there No living mar
has the right, nor eau acquire the right
tolexpel them-Troy Times
So were the Indians born upon the
soil, but what has become Of them. No
Living man had the right to expe.
them, yet they were expelled
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me Ricbmend Wbig savs 49,

The Richmond Wing says that dur
ing the war 10000 prisoners Federal
and Confederate passed through the
Libby Prison. Il adds that it has re-
verted TO its original uses-a tobacco
factory-s now withouta prisoner, but
its name will live in history when not
one brick remains upon another 70
mark the site where it now stands
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

The New Hampshire Superior Court
has decided that an express company
delivering a parcel marked with the ca
balistic &c. o. D"-collect on delivery
may allow person to open the pack.
age aud determine whether he viii re.
ceiye il or not. The rule heretofore
has been that no examination could
take place the receiver must take the
package and determine whether it con
tanned what he ordered or not This
decision of the court is both legal and
sensible, which latter cannot be said Of
all legal decisions
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

Mrs JEFF Davis hiss applied to the
authorities for permission 10 visit her
husband Not granted yet Money is
being subscribed ~ the North n re-
lieve her wants. The subscription pa
per sets forth that she is in destitute
cireumstanoes-Oaeianai Goseae
A savannah letter says Mrs. Davis
apparently has plenty Of means and
isliving comfortably in that city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

Schuyler colfsx made a speech a
short time ago in Nevsds, in which be
said Gen Grant would be elected Pres
dent The General has a much better
position nov. He would, hardly, be
willins 70 exchange Il for the Presi,
deney.
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL
Nashville, Tennessee.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION o. &c "a
- sGution MI comuence On ne -.
III gertember. The fe Opening ~ ccmnI
49, e-afIea Teachars hi1erio ems o. t'ftsl
institute, aod the Principal e nos ane
course cf instruction ore h1efaif nAA =
oT e Modera Langcaga4 phieh w
800 ullshed and ex~perAnesd Aw 49,
Tt MI -fnsftnce RnsIh FfeEch Ea ILL ltlkn
wffbout Eerlfate OF ezfn
- ohIiciory. the last optional fea
- s.ngrc ~ romratentnld sn1
- 49, 81 - luIoqae
- ssa9 <ehocl tests
H~~~4F nd Paflos otturrs noA -
-, edopisd and highly
1a---f sri.rst edaeasou and mealca mes
t.sof~ n cosducing % smuzenenl rtcre-
grnoa and aeElfce ok4f1
49, ~ rgof q h1d4and niudf touHtp rens
ne-e1 @ha have EhH1Gto ga 4ept fron
q 1--oort 81 Harkelths - nsa 48e -
49, fbsm 10 school for HER health
: srie-oing tie course, d BE- proposed 90 lnat
.---hrra ID atoatons1af0 nese Hsna y Ia
sse-d~nce. To secure = plsce f - desir4tde that
.--v .nnIicsfoa enould Be made. Terms st1cly
= esvraca No pupll cgnside1ed = entered 81
,sc- reured unti tFe sea1oE9 tciroa g pad.
Ezr terms aBd p.rt1u'szs apply y letter % ,. %.
AZ 50. or upon the , emisfs % ne Fnncbs-
engs.Im hrAaE4llA hniADaitG+
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Proposals.
Large GSVerameRt Sale Of COaI.
100000 IBUsHELs.

QUARTFRMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAsmseIOS, ID. c., Aueust5. 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited and viii be re-
- eeiv4d 81 at the pisces aud until the dates hereafter
named, hr the purchSse OF al the surplus Con az
those places, belonging 70 the Government.
Al IOUIsVILIE, Ky, untl IL o'clock m OF
"Wednesday. August 30. FOR Coal lying at Louisville,
Ky, and Nashville, Tenn.
AtSF. LOUIE, Mo-, until p O'Clock NJ. Of Toes
day. Rep.emoer6 5. for COalIyingst Cairo. IL, Mem
pnls. Tenn, Heens, Ark aud Mouth q White
River.
tWcEsBURG, Miss until y O'Clock M. Of
Friday, september l5, Tor Cosi lying at NieksbuTg,
Mississippi
AZ NsTCHEZ, Mics, until II O'clock, m Of
Mon3ay, September IL, for Coal lying a Natchesr
Ms is5ippi.
Seps-st proposals will also be received st the
same time for Che Bargss or 3 ats containing the
Coal. -
Each envelope containing a bid shoaldb be sealed,
On the name or number Of the Barge containing i
endnraad thereon, and addressed 10 Brig. Gen.
Lewis b. Parsons. Chief Rad and BiFer Transports
hon" IN care OF tbs Qnsrter master in charge o.
nver transportation At tae point designated for
! opfn ug the nids.
Payment 10 e made in Uuitei States currency
upon the a -ceptance OF any proposal, and prior &c
the delivery Of the property.
\ Government reserves the light 10 withdraS
any OF the Coal and the BErges containing II, and e
reject proposals ii deemed TOO low
BY order Of the Qusrtermssder General
LEWIS b. PARSONS.
BrigadieF General and Chef Rail and River Trans
pOrtaton. augl2-td
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MosERr- ARREsrER-The notorious
guerrilla Moseby has been arrested in
Alexandra, and viii be held subject TO
the orders of6en Auger. Hell charged
with violating his parole
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Tie Convention Of COlOred Men.

This body which assembled in our
city Monday, adjourned Thursday. A
large portion of the session was devoted
10 the discussion Of various PROPOSE
tions Ia addition 10 the resolutions
adopted, which we have already pub
lished, were Others appointing a com
mittee 10 be composed of the delegates
from each county, TO investigate the
condition of the freedmen and report
TO the Bureau in this. city; and return
ing thanks TO the President and Cons
greas for their kindness TO the colored
race
The Convention also adopted an adj
dress to the colOred people Of Tennes-
see, and another to the loyal white cit.
liens
It is TO be hoped hat the action Of
this Convention viii result in benefit ia
the colOred people. If it shall cause
them TO arouse themselves TO a proper
appreciation OF their freedom, and stim
ulate them TO exertions for their i'm.
proyement-to the exercise Of industry
aud enterprise that they may support
themselves comfortably and acquire
property, il VIII not have been held in
vain.
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A party Of whites on Thursday a.
tempted 10 drive OF the negro lAborers
at Acquia Creek The military inter,
fered, killing one colored mar and
Wounding msny olherA. Fifteen ne.
gOes were arrested and sent to Rich
mnnd