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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-13
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TeIsgraphed to the Argus.
NEW YOEK, October g.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-13

We have hand and receiving large
stock OF Staple and Fancy Goods, to which we
call the attention of the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11
.Bv4'T Telegraph.
Pursuit of Lee before the surren-
der-Enthusiasm of our Troops.
For Later DiSpatohes see ard Page.

Q6F-6uC0uB1aSm OF our YfO0pB.
NEw YoRK. April l0.-The Herald's cor!
respondent recounts the pursuit of Lees
army. The 24th corps reached near Black's
and White's Stations, on the Southside
'rsiIroadi on the morning of the 9th, with
Gems. Grant aud Ord. The 9th corps and
cavalry pushed on to JettersvilIe, on the
DanVille railroad, and arrived there with! !
out any hghtiug until the night of the 4th.
The I'd, 9th and 9th were following closely
in their rear, and by the night of the 9th
they were all up on the DanYille road and
tho 24th5 up TO Bqrkesyille, junction. Ii
appears that Lee ordered that portion of
htsi army, cut of by our piercing his line
on Sunday, to join him at Amelia O. H.,
fearing to have them attemptdto reach
Burkesville Junction and so on to Dam
vile. a F7E- lga
When Gen. Grant reached Nottoway
c. H., staff officer arrived stating that
Sheridan had encountered the enemy in
small force az JettersYilIe; had driven him
and made important captures, Our col
una had intehded to. 70 into camp, bdI
Grant thought Iiee's only hope s1as siu
| forced lharohess and he therefore ofdeFeh
tue 20 tfl3tl. nis n "a
had sat trRrnped twenty miles on
being inf6rmed Of the stitrink de from
Shetfdau ctah6red 70 march. ali hieBt ana
started off with cheers. Whenever Gram
was recognized as he,rode along the line
the delight of the soldiers was expressed
in the most enthusiastic MANNER. AS one
division exhausted itself in cheering an
other would take II up, and go il went
along the whole column. -l - J4.45.l9
Soon another dispatch was received from
Sheridan and its contents were such as TO
cause Grant to leave the road and cut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11
YEARLY ADVRRTIsrNe.
THR RRRELLT0N-

What never ending theme for song and
story this p expiring rebelliou-the
greatest Il lid ever saW-wilI be. It
will have its tragedies and comedies on the
stage and OF sit-in the books and out of
them-oral and Writtsn-spoken aud sung.
The prison life Of 'hose who fought and
were taken captive, and who languished
for months and yearVat Libby Anderson.
Vile and Florence, will be a theme of it.
self that will thrill the feelings of posterity
with horror far exceeding that which We
of this day ever felt in reading of the scenes
of the Revolution connected with the Jer.
sey prison ships, Even now books detail
ing Individual Experiences in the Southern
charnellhouses are beginning to multiply!
We have already seen several. One of the
most readable and extensive is volume
before rs entitled tsLife and Death in Rebel
Prisons the work being a "complete his
tory of the inhpman and 'baf6arous treat!
ment" of our'soldiers at Andersonyille and
Florence. 1t is written by Robt. b. KelI
logg, Serg't Mejor of the 10th Connecticut
Volunteers. Andlvas, prepared from his
daily journal. Its motto is: 1--WE speak
that we do know aud testify that we have
seen," and is published by L. stebbins,
Hartford, and is sold by agents only.
Mr.. Kellogg relates with minuteness tie
capture, the passage through the south, the
horrible life at AndersonYille, the tranafer
to Charleston, and then to Florence, and
finally the joyful exchange of himself and
few Of htseomEsdes atsRYannah in Ds--I
cember last. The sad tale is told with SIM
pltmTs Rtthont fekaggefa fatioVS tandS with
every beafah6 of triitia, lhiids aenls !
one OF the most exact and Inter testine pIs
.tnres Of prison ifei that VI have geen.7
The pfiSatious. the hopa aud ds3p if the
schemes of escape, the deaths, the weary
life, the expedientsi to pass 4thel time, the
brutality of the jailors, the heroic enduts
ianCsOfsthe g men, the Ghristian meetings,
and the robberies and murders, in short ali.
theeyents of the prison house are unfolded
in this thrilling narrative.
The volume is made more valuable by
maps of the prison of Andersonville and
FloreneeS by spirited engFavings, illustrat.
ing the horrors of prison life, and bv
very full table of contents. Added to the
main narrative are sketches of the iprinti.
but one 81 the most thrilling chSpters Is
description, by another hand, of the fright |
ful hospital at AhdersonViIle.
The book is dedicated to the,awidows,
children, fathers, mothers, brothers aud
sisters OF the prisoners. The volnmn con.
ltains Ao0pagess aItissa valuable testimony
of aigreat. wrong which cannot pass .un.
avenged. The authority is tho highest pos
slhlea ca:it uTzA sE,EA AzcE.E5r7vy Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

4H T4
The Last Rebel FInaneIai sehainsAl
The Women PrOpOAIng 10 SoIITh etI.
Hair isiE ru1 -7Ii7i{ 7t57 = -
"Delilahi~ who says she is niece Of
James Madison proposes, through the
Mobile EystsaS Neios, the following plan
for paying off the rebel debt, She says .
There are two million women over twelve
years oof age in the Oonfe edaracy-some
heads have zDne and some three 70 four
oraids Of haiF-say they will average two;
fhereforep there are about four million
bratdsS worth in Europe $1Oleac in gold,
which gives forty MILLIONS In gold, and in
Confederate money two billiOns-nearly
double our present. Indebtedness.
"A chip loaded With this precious traffic
might mako hair. breadth, escapes, but an
gels would guard ik 10y Gen. Maury's par.
mission }, aud land it safely at Hayre An
knEope would purchase At a = speculativs
price. Many brsids = offerings on the
altar Of liberty-WouId bring ,inParis, la
beled with the name of the donors, thou
sands at auction Our debt would be a
mere circumstance to the amount realized; !;
and pronounce that every loyal woman
in the South send forthwith her hair, tied
with q ribbon and labeled with her name,
to Madame Levert, in Mobile. Here's mine,
and two braids. Let every patriotic Wo.
man's head be shingled-a drop of whose
blood of father, brother, son or lover, has
been shed, and even the vilest foe will
stand abashed in her presence. Our de-
Votion and patriotism will be recorded by
our children, and all nations will honor Us.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11
q The Wandssl1iT T-sSf !3IS FestISS. 3 9 e g,

I Henry S. FOote, pfhs rebel Coz.
gress, ts in aibad wei In5eareh Of. asomIe
sequeabaFed .tspot,g hs yas u one Of I the
first rats 70 dsssrmis 70 desrt Chs, sinking
GoafederacyI and sHsitpg AtFa. Foote and
the little ii,,Fee" oqos nxie, endea7ored
To- follow them. d Was arrested before
he copla escape froIlhs Nildernl ness, taken
back to Richmond and placed In .qu6d.
while his oongrssS1als compositions de-
bated the policy 9 ekiCking hin out of
communion with tho. On g second trial
he gained the HnioHfness Rt 4 bound, and,
expressed aTdesire J, hideshimself Ia tbs,
bosom Of his fanny at Nashville Mr.
Seward ithpnght, hoeYeF, that such tdy-
Ing feeW as. these. lOnld mot be safe to-
getAeE, as.they migl not only, 1ehase the
glowing hourS;p bdt elt mfsc chief, BE
accordingly :banishe ais very paEticplar
Eo9te 10 Europ9e u ,-,s,.....,.-...-. ssil
* Here tSs3Ss 6es I'm II 81 hid !f6u5id 4
lsseQuesGfge advance son1tt 10 nsve fiIIe
way. sliEation IA 3 dog the secrets and
Weaknesses of the !QoHederaey. This did
not suit the temper John Bull, nor of
the rebel sympathisis in Europe, and
Foote'S eor1a yef stoddep upon so nm.
meFcifully that he gnelRded 10 return TO
the United States. 9e accordingly select;
ed q nseqnesteted sot'' ID the steGtags Of
the EtHG, and lande at Castle Garden only
to be pickediup bSfUniEsaJ States detes.
tives, who sent5himhofG General Dix, where
apon he.was provied With lodgings in a
itsequ restored spot IL ludlow street. Now,
10 appeGr5, that Fooieisss still TO be kept in
p6tion, the Government having ordered
ais return to BaglaaG Verify, ttthe way
man repqdiated :byhi5 own companions In
reason, rebufFsd Sy.men. of honest and
Rl Els sss siS sn TfS RIES sY@
.bout from place osilace as if he were a
oOt-bslL-M.7Y. C0ahereiaE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

SUCCESS OF THE 7,3O LoAN.-Our read
ers, will notice that subscriptions to the
popular 80 loan are still continued in thu
most liberal manner L. To the olds world
the success of these peoples loans is one
of the wonders of republic. /. The gov
ernment does not seek to borrow in for
eign mArkets; It offers no premiums to
bankers, bnt appeals directly to theypeo,
Plef fahdF&ith what success is sufficiently
shOWn b{,lh fact that during forty. three
days they subscribed and paid the hesic cash
down for one hundred and sixty.one q IL
lion dollars Of the 90 loan. There can
be no AtfSbESF ssSiaehss dfdPublic conf.
dence in government securities. While
nearly all other-stOcks have gone do own
from twenty to fifty, and even greater
per cent ttthin aIfsT weeks, Ill f6ims Of
! Unit6dlStates bohdsJ dnd stocks have re-
mained firm except the slight fluctuations
that ere ineidsPt e al rapid changes IN
the money market. Our readers well re-
member that the subscribers to the f.3O
loan receive semt.HnnuaI interest at the
rate of seven and three-tenths per centlper
8 d6hnum5in sepEEencY, and at the end ofthree
years from June 18th, 1865, they will have
the option Of receiving payment in fall, or
conydrGne 4heiS AoteS into . 20 sixiper
cent gold interest bond The late great
decline in the premium on gold makes these
notes more desirable than ever as an invest
ment, and it should not be forgotten that
EtAeif exemption Cfr6m slate=6r srdIRicipal
taxation adds largely to their value. There
isznQ siAtetruptio4 in gthsyreeeipt of cub.
scriptions or the delivery of the notes. All
sgents, will pay subscribers thszfnterest
in advance from the day Of subscription
until June 18th, ,,..., -... ~
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hammoth TsisgHiphs sCSrporatIon.
! The .Philadelphta LEDGER Of Thursday
understands, on whatit egteems reliable
authority, thaL-i4 T. lso... ,.
ussThs Western Uhiq Telegraph Compa-
ny, with q capital pftwenty.t two millions
of dollars, aud thl American Telegraph
Qempany, with a csital of about two mil!
lions of dollars, haViiagreed onlteFms COM
solidating the two companies under one
management, at the rate of, two and half
of the consolidated stock for every share
of the American Coupany's stock. A half
share more of consolidated stock for every
share ofdtheJ American we understand is
contingent on the recovery and possession
of the Morris line fiom Washington city,
rsouthHard. Under these arrangements
wires of the Consolidated company will ex-
tend not only toevery quarter of the coun-
try, California and Oregon included, but
-byGconnections nsw being prosecuted with
almost every hRhissble quarter Of the
globe. The united capitals of the several
conn nies con templated, namely twen
it6Ss 81 tho Western Union, ten
Inttltona q RdleleA Extension, sir
millions of tie a AmeriGan, q million, prob.
ably forathe Washington and New Orleans,
andlan additional million for some, Two or
three other minor local olines;3 will aggre
gate atcapitaG of this one combination OF
aboutforty millions of dollarB.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11
Clncinnati On , Sunday -Nieht..

C1Ho1NAAT1, April llO.2A dispatch to
Gen. Hooker, announcing the surrender of
lees army WSB received about 10 O'Clock
last night. The news spread rapidly
throughout the city, and Immense crowds
soon filed the streets, boufres were lit on
every. corner, rockets filled thssir and san
non"Were fred from all public places. The
continued all night. s.
1 Gov. Bro1gh appointed the. l4th inst.
for q general thanksgiving. al i
\ Preparations are making for a grand cell
ehration here. .....-.....9 .., E. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

GoIDsBORo, N. q. April eth.-De Deserters
and refugees report the evacuation of
Rsleigh, and that the enemy we're throwing
up works on the Tar River at Rocky Mount,
about 40 miles from, here. toward Weldon,
on the Weldon and Wilmington railroad.
The enemy are burning the bridges and
ties on this road and carrying off the rails.
1t is thought Johnston viii go to the relief
Of Lee: His army is much demoralised.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

The public debt amounted to So $50, ,955
OF March 81, against $2,o17 ,os9, ,5I6 Oc-
tober 81. ofiths debt, ST., 100, s6l, ,242 b as
Interest il coin, $751;, ,o65 1873 has interest in
currency, $47l. .6a2, ,ess has uoiuteressit, and
upon 1856, 72O the interest has ceased. The
coin interest amounts to $64, ,O16, ,6a2, and
thecurrepcy interest to Sss,sle,8 ,899. The
amount Of legal tender notes iu circulation
$685., $50 ,569, distributed as follows: o ne
aud two years s percentnotes $e9. .622, $50,
United States notes, old Issue, $4s2, ,lO4;
United States notes, new issue, $4s2, $685.
465; compound interest notes, act of
March 8. 1858, $15, 100000; compound iu-
terest notes, act Of June 3d.. 1864, $l4l :
All $50. The unpaid requiaitiOns55ss snout
tq$l42b6,64s, the debt GertifcAtes to SlEl]
100000, thetemporsry loan to $b2 s52 1928.
and the seven sthirtiss, which n bad been
subscribed for previous to the 81st ult.
amounted to $500 BIZ, 800, The iucre hss
of the public debt since, July 4, 1854, when
Secretary Fessenden succeeded Secretary
Chase, has bsen $b74, ,Oss, ,os7, an,inCreast
of So. .1a4 166:per day. ,as.5 y ~ ;.t.55 H. e.
d .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

The final hymn, sent up ON atslip from,
.. p. e pew in st. Raups, Richmond, last
Sunday, began with the well known line:
3 .as soh |. whore shall rest be fonna y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

iCIIVILAHD, April SlO-A. salute Of 200
gGns.is now fitine. The town is wild with
JOY: Business Is suspended, and a process
sion-is marching through the streets, head
ed By mustcs'. Speeches hrs1beiug deliver
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

Selma, Ala, Captured and Burned.
/ MEMPHIS, April, g; via CA1Ro, 0.-The
Bulletin this evening, says: Un Z
TherepOrt prevails, which is we'll authen-
ticatsd, that Selma Ala, was captured
and burned = few days ago by 3 cavalry
force of Gen. Thomas's command.G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11

i9 Ii the recent celebration Of tbsir free.
dom by the colOred people Of Oharleston
they marched throughl the streets in pro!
cesston, and the children sang the John
Brown song sIIothes sway ;EAiiipTstsrred
thstoiIoY wing NeIse and sang it to the ex-
olusion of all the-ethers:
Ven hang JsE Davis On , Soir apppIe trrse z !
H. - AsNe 80 marching oi'i 30 9 isl
= The joke of Lhe thing Rast that they had
been requested by thsir teachers to omit
this, ont of tenderness to their. seCesh cit-
iEsns; but che little aigs have a nice : sense
Of the fitness Ot thiugA y 95.s g is's = ~.
AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-11
> EOR 8ALE

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IN CENTRE WHEELING, on thfai5 5atsroi,t n,
4 following property: i1ag HsdR bErT'i =
Two Brick Store Rooms with DWelllAS ~ a ~ tbaA
VlBo Three Brick Dwellings. = - =
Payments made easy. Apply to y <Ist ~
-L5l : losii ,ft&h5 JACOB HORNBROOR 1l
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/ 80
eOranee With t6e SeIeSee Snd poSopSy ~ n ::
In q peculiar form az q iTt5' u z TSTi
'liF-Ii aFynu1I M lNbNsvTtay SrTTvrfol lt sts .
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Admirably adapted tothe Organs Of Sight and per
teetly natural to the BYE, bdoFdinR altogether th
the best arteial help 70 the human ViEIon ever IN
vented. ss-... 80. W.
Sold only BY the Professor Of Optics and speetael
hlhnntaoturet. tf{+I n ~ 11h8 Z,
2 q.TaE ADVANTAGES. aasisa.
Ifs q tA0ss spsftaslsg 0e'1 az 0thers aEe s7ss
free nom chromatio light we'll known 70 be III
cause Of injury to the vision, end makes the chang
from sPeetaeleS % Glasses OF stronger power 10 Of
ton requiEs9.-Hhile both near and Distant obIecti
are seen with equal aoilit through the same glasses
sd.-Oan be WoEn with Perts tor any laugtt
ostg@s o. ,n9 stona ats5gs eleeEnes
OF vlslonS paflcuariy by candle or other artificial
tRht-comfort to the spectacle wedreF hitberto iun
Known A $50 SI-GasL ! .ls4s
magnifyfnE power in most eSSe5 never FSSSfTeS
should the defect arise trom age disease or Prem6.
fure de9ay-thus securing to the patient good sight
ouIEllIng IlI ne; S; L. ..,.,.,,ylt
, y 1e4 tpe syes pam q acne the ae-
non OF prIght hget, auoh O. 10 rejected nom snow
sunny Weather! Hhe pap and In reading writing
OF Or vivid eolored bodies theSe lenses, BY
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ISyIPI1, RnS IN n eye sS or Or
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dStTrhsS oaSvea ~ 1T,otoS sHn.la n eSos, w
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where = f7rET5 - I
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uUL A4NAVNA ~ NS'1 +fANU4AAG14ONs:'
From Medical eentIeraen Professors of tho H,ota.t
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n, 70 81 1sSt
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variety Of ala.2es manufactured BY Prot n. Berns
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perfect as in youth. Weld this N
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2 81 I t!FaN aI 5lSf5sA A. 8. S.Topp NJ n
srHs lipft .--.i Ivu,,, ,,,,- HT, a, co.
bava oxay,rad poF an " LSLl a Oh 4eoS.
alSoTtynsnt ~ ".to ~. : "a fTtJ my CONN
to u ~ alu teH.es, 4hey are oet'
the inr5erfactJo1S ~ ,,Sio,, t"t ' S' 70 Eeeuy
by the HSe Of Speetaele- The nIrensss SJ oaS
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THE last number of the London 7srss
contains a'lstter from Rt6hmoud, written
by the old secessitoSnist correspondent of
that Journal who is now probably fugi-
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BOOK-KEEPTNGtL7 tL71giif -
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BUT1AIo, April 1O4Thsrs il great re.
joicing here and in other cities over the
glorious news.
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- 0m0laEAEI,gAp April 10y orders from
the War Department 200 guns were fred
here TO- day. The city isi lively With ex-
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One passage in ihlss letter reads thus.
f. Nothing has 30 much impressed me due
ring my regent. s.Iisit Is, the South as the
thing o1tssS, fqsth ty of Northern Vir-
ginia--ths ignorant s6f Charleston save in
respect to South OGrolina-t6e Ignorance
Of Apgusta sAve IN respset to Georgia
. In the next paragraph we fndlthe fol.
lowing practical illustfatiO1 Of the isuO-
rance which the correspondent depIores:
"In conClnsioni letRhAt may be doubt.
fnl, think can promise Mr. Lincoln that
he has in General Lees army. nut to
crack which win severely try theljawsI not
only of General Grant, but also OF General
Sherman" a.
1t is notpften that one letter contains
text and eommentary ip such close juxta-