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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
DIR. II. j. Kisner

TENDERS his thanks to all those who have IA
Z vored him with their confidence aud patronage,
aud Wonld inform his friends and the people Rensr
ally, that he will tho coming year. Occupy his old
office on Tnird street, nsNr Reed & KraCt's Drug
Store, Centre Wheeling w. Va, where he may De
consulted in reference u their disease this nature
and character of which tho Doctor is able at all
times and under all ciroumstanceS to describe and
TO assnrs'Of the probable result and duration Of
treatment He practices the Eclectic system OF
Medicine. using Id ofsrtive remedies sup
porting iDstet I'd # depressing the Vital Powers The
medicines used by HIM are prepared and put up in
his Office. Besides the treat me at Of Acute Dis.
eases, DR.. Kisnsr will give his attention to the
treal msnt tall varieties of Chro 4io disease That
5couTge Of the human race Scrofula in all its varied
forms, viz: Purulent Dis -hargsI from the Ear, 20
prevalent among children, PnruIent Op hAIrnin,
Ozena, Enlarged Glands, alterations, Cancers, and
all varieties Of skin D'ease' will receive special
attention. Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs aud Heart
Liver Complaints, Diarrhosl, Dyscntefy aud Piles
Diseases OF the Urinary o. gans, Syphilis, Ao Ner-
Vous and Spinal Affections Epilepsy, Rheumatism
ana Paralysis, Oissases Of Females, OyOmenOrrhe
Lencorrhea PtOlSpsus Uteri, and ALL Painful Irreg
ularities aud Nervous Diseases to which they are
subject, he treats sucGe3sfully. The trsatmbnt OF
CHILDREN will receive the same attention as here
tofors. All consultations aud cymmuniea tiOnB
strictly confidential and will receive prompt Atteu
ton. NiEht callS cheerfully answered. on hours
as heretofore until further notice. RhS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

LouIsv1IIE, April 5.-The city was bril-.
ilsntly Illuminated tonight, in honor of
the capture Of Richmond.
The public buildings, newspaper, tele-
graph and express ofices were all fllu.
minated and gaily decorated with f4gs,
while large number of stores aud private
residences poured from their windows a
blaze of light. All parties seemed to vie
with each other in contributing to this
display, which was one of the most mag
nifcent ever witnessed In louisville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
From Gen. sherman

PH1LADHLRAIA' Apr! 6--SenatoE sher.
man arrived in this city to day: he left
army of Sherman was then about moving
according 10 the prearranged plans adopt
ed on his late visit to Gen. Grant, ct Fort
Monroe. The army was in magnificent
condition, and its numbers much larger
than generally supposed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

~TH1 steamer Beulah, A. ]. Nom
teith, mastsF, will hereafter ruu regularly
between this place and Matamoras, leaving
here on Fridays, Thursdays and, satur-
days, at O'Clock P. NJ, and returning all
ternate days at 6 o'clock, a. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
Dispatoh from Secretary Dana.

WAR DRPARTMBET. WAsH1NGroN, April
b.-MGj. Gen. Dir, ~. p: The following
telegram gives all tho details received bv
this Department in relation to the military
operations at Richmond not heretofore
published. lEEE 80 no
(Sigued) E. NJ. STANTON,
uvl Sec'y of War.
AIKBR's LANDING, Va, April 5, 1l:3O A.
M.-HoH. e. II. Stanton, iSee'y of Var: Lit
tie is known at City Point There are but
few officers left, and these are overwhelm4
ed with work. srL.E --H - : n
Lee telegraphed Davis at $3.50 Sunday
that he Was driven back and must evac.
uAte. This was announced in church. Da.
Wis had sold his furniture previously at
auction. all of the leading men got away
that evening. ga
The rebel iron clsds were exploded. The
virginia lies sunk iu the James river.
above the obstruction.3 JEL
EWell set the city on FIRE. All the busi.
ness part OF Main street to the river was
destroyed. The bridges across the river
were also destroyed. Many of the families
remain. Mrs Lee remains ut Petersburg.
AT Petersburg the public stores we're
burned, aud a few houses caught ere, but
not much damage was done to the CITY,
The bridges were also destroyed.
will report fully from Richmond. /
cannot get clear idea of our lines. The
only General killed is Winthrop. Potter
is dangerously wounded in the groin.
Gen. Grant has commanded the armies
in person since the beginning of the op.
erRtions. "a
(Signed) c. "A. DANA,
A aa't SacIv Of Wa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

WAsH1naToS, April 6.-The War Depart.
msnt has just issued the following order /:
"The Examining Board, of which Maj.
Gen. Casey, q. s. ", Is President, viii
Immediately djournsto Richmond, Va, ut
which place,it will resume its present du.
ties. Maj. Gen. Casey will, In addition,
take the general snperintendency of recruit.
iug and mastering colored troops In Rich.
mond, Va, and the adjacent eonntEy.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

B@RrvHR.-Yesterdsy there was bat
few arrivals and departures beyond the
regular packets. The river was falling
slowly with fifteen feet water in the chan.
mel. Weather mild and pleasant with
strong indications Of rain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
New York Money Market.

NV YORK. April ..
MoNEY-More active at 697 per cent.
STERLING EXOHAN9E-DuIi at lO99lO9H for
hrBt C asa anker's bill,
GOLU-Active and higher; opening at 14sL, ad-
vRncinR I, lt45s, and closing at 1917.
GOVRRNM as,E ST0CKS-Acliye aud Brmsr u
oSs i c1D ITs't",sd' iO01 az ~ eoGPons lOl
90; L. ear certificates 80; %, 1851 coupons, IU7
RAILROAD srOoKs-Clevelaud aud Pittsburgh
631%. Fort Wayne IS
Evening BOARD.
NEw YORK. April 5.-As aallapher's, Gold l52774
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
c. a. DANA,
Asst Sec'y of War.
The Condition of Petersburg when
Weitzel Entered -

W VAIASA 6SnGGG0o.
NEW YORK, April 5.-A correspondent
of the Herald gives an account of the con.
condition ofaffairs when Gen. Wei,zsl en-.
tered the city. The negroes flocked about
him, thanking the Lord that the Yankees
had come in. he found bridge burning,
and sent the negroes for a FIRE engine,
which they brought, aud he set them to
work to extinguish the flames, and finally
turned the SUPPLEMENTARY over to a white
man. Most of the railroad property had
been destroyed, and large quantities of
tobacco was found. An immense amount
OF commissary stores were piled in store
houses in the heart of the city, and if fred
would have destroyed the city. This was
not done. Our shells fred into the city
did but very little damage. Here and there
a chimney was ruined and hole punc-
tured in house, but the people continued
TO live on IN the exposed parts of the CITY.
By six o'clock the town was mass Of
troops who were pouring in from all di.
rections, cheering, singing, &c. The citi-
zens showed themselves in such large
numbers that 1t seemed as if but very few
had left. They all appeared very hungry.
the provisions having been boarded for the
army. The business streets looked thrifty,
and the stores had considerable stocks Of
goods.
Gen. Lee was in Petersburg up to Sun
day. He acknowledged his Inability to
hold Virginia any longer, and seemed very
much depressed.
The funeral of Gen. Hill took place lust
before the evacuation. He was buried in
the city cemetery on the same day he fell.
The funeral was attended by Lee and other
officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

D~RsADEa, have you Rheumatism or
neuralgia or neryaus psins con their tray.
els" over yopr pbyslesl estate Try Ess5ss =,
ArTieG, as an external application it has
great merit. For sale by T. Il. Logan L
Co., and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling. 1T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

G~sAHUEL CUNNINGHAM. teller of the
First National Qate FFsukliu1 bank ct
Washington, Pa, has resigned his posi-.
ton. Andrew s. Richie, of West Middle.
town. has been chosen to fill his place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

1SBEFwnnH thirty and forty exchaug.
ed meR arrived yesterdsy afternoon from
Camp Chase, Several members of battery
q were among the number.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

%wR learn that dispatch has been
received by the Commander of the Post an
uOuuciug the appointment of brevet. Mej.
General Emory to command that portion
of.he department of West Virginia lying
West of Sleepy creek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

MONTREAL, April 5.-The raiders dis.
charged by Judge Smith to-day, were i'm
mediately re arrested ona charge of breach
of the Neutrality law, and escorted to the
station by a guard of horse and artillery,
and sent to Toronto for trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
Thursday Morning, April 6.
BLANK OIL LEASES
B6y-NoTIoE.-Person's complain to us
ON HAND AND FOR sALI Ar THIS OYyIOI. |

IA NoTloE.-fetson's complain to us
that news boys and others on the railroads
sDd river, charge ten cents for the IntsRi.
gsnesr. This is an imposition and extor-
ton against which we have before warned
the public. Five cents is the price of the
IHtsItigs"eer. The news boys get them for
three.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

ST, LOUIS, ApriI5-The or dinauce for the
Acknowledgement of prominent rebels was
defeated in the State convention yesterday.
Gen. Pope and staff returned to day from
South Rock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

INV YoRk, April 5,-Gold opened at
l4s, bat sold up to 1881. on the strength
of the undertaking that Secretary Nc
Colloch proposed selling the cotton for
gold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

CHICAGO, April 5.-Ths fire last night in
buildings 81 and 35, Franklin street. de-
stroyed property valued at sac, 900. Fully
q sured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

GENEVA. N. Y, March 5.-The RI. Rev.
VIM. q. Delaney, Bishop of the Diocese of
Western New York, died at his residence
here at o'clock this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

Nav YoRK, April s6.-stosks better and
closed strong. Money, per cent. Ster.
ling has been active at 100. Gold opened
at 4s, and closed SOL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 81. ]. Tall
madgs, Ex President of the Chamber of
Commerce, Rep, wss elected Mayor yes
terday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

~MONRoI County, Ohio, is evidently
making rapid progress in the march of
Improvement. We are informed that at an
election held yesterday at Woodsfeld, the
Uuion candidate for Mayor was elected by
msjority of eighteen. This has always
been a stronghold of the opposition, and
the Union men are much elated over their
triumph, and say they are mainly indebted
for their victory to Mr.. James o. Amos aud
Mr.. Joseph D Stauyer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

Cmc1EHAT1, April 6,-Iu response to
orders from Washington loo guus were
fred here to- day In honor of the capture of
Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

G~WE are greatly painsd to learn that
Wat, Deloe, of this city, lost a leg In font
of Petersburg last Saturday. He was for
many years COmpositor in this Office, and
one of the most faithful and honorable
young men we ever knew. he was wound.
ed 10 the knee and his leg was amputated
just above tho joint. Our Information
comes from Mr.. CT. Rice, of the same
company, another of our old compositOrs,
who was in the fsht and escaped unhurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
TErom the western Christian Adyooat..l

IErom the wsStern Christian Advocated
ave have personally examined the principal ms
chimes In use, and with an anxious desire to place
before our readers reliable information. As the
result Of such examination We most unhesitatinrIv
recommend Wheeler and Wilson'S Family sevinv
Machine a. - machine for family ans! Fhsro a.
good, better and best, and the best machine, No
feel entirely Uate In spying. is wheeler WlsonSs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
SEWING MACHINE!
prom the United Presbylorian.I j

FrOm the United Presbyterian.J T.
eater morV than one years experience, we can
cordially recommend to our friends Wheeler and
WilSon'S Family sswing kaehiue5, as one Of the
mott useful pieces of household furniture with
which any house can be supplied. It Il the last
thing in our domestic institution that We would
part with"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
$4,000
UNIVERSAL LINEN
PAPER COLLARS.

rT7H1s BEAUTIFUL COLLAR is manufactured
i from tho best Linen Pager aud has a space for
the oraVat or tic, which ObvtateI Fuckers, 20 com.
mon in other Paper Collars.
will furnish the trade at the prices asked by the
UNIVERSAL LINEN PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.
Merchant TaIlOrs in the city viii and 1t to their
interest to examine the price aud quality Of the
collar. u=1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

N ew Goods.
WE have just received Merrimaek, sprague and
w p, other good Prints. dark and light; BisAohed
Checks, Ticking and GinghAm5. and Crash for Tow.
els. More new goods daily e5psG.sd;
At Reduced Prices.
T WILL offer my entire stock Of Goods this morning
Il at prices corresponding with the price Of Gold,
for CASH ONLY. [mhHI J. 8. RHODES.
New Novels.
lust REcRIVED-DIckeus' Works, REYNOLDS,
Lever, dumas, Mrs. Daniels, 10, &c.
-e14 No. 80 Monroe st.
1900 Yards New Prints,
AT ?HE REDUCED PRICES, will be opened
apEl W. B. sENsENEY CO.'S.
GLASS CAsRs.I
Two SHOW GASES. eight and half feet long,
nh3l variety store.
Prints, Muslins and Delaines.
WHE largest stock at retail in this city at greatly
mh2I -.- - : J. 8. RHODES
DRIED PEACHES.
BAyE received small lot Of very nice Dried
apr4 Cor. Market and QUINCY al SSl streets.
GOSHEN CHEEsE.
TNHR famous GoGhen Cheese for sale by
apr4 Cor. Make. and q quincy III sa atFo6t..
WAsHINGTON MILLS FLOUR
| A MOTHER arrival Of Washingtoa Mills Flour. at
apFG Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
| CODA WATER DRAFT APPARATUS FoR SALE.
1 ~ silIAr Plated Draft Apparatus, Of elegant de-
Sn' IN use pay S90Tt tipst III be sold g bar
st0re. aE apr&
i HIHAMoIS sKIRS-A lot Of superior quality Just
/ ~ reeeiVed ct :. BOOKINGS Odd EelIoW'G Hall
Dug sore apr4
lTURNIruRR PoLIsH.-oh PurnIture made 10
l9p6 = EOOd A RsS sy SERE sBOoE AI U9F
Try Il q 7PFepoked only and aold q \. BOOKINGS
Odd RSllOES Han Drug Store. HPrA
4 r loud RENNEE.
III OOOPER'S BINGLAsS and
SPARKLING GELATTNR.
Mes odd Fellows Han Drug store. aPFl
w Cotton do, White, Green, Black, Brown and
Scarlet Gable Cord. Rroneh Working Cotton. Wide
Betting. Patent Bait Clasps. Split, Single and
Double IeP5yEs 4SSoEted eOaIeEl. The above goods
'S sps D. N1ooLL BRo.
! Leather Goods. -,
lust REoEIVBD FROM THE MANUPAoToRY
q auclher supply Of '1A
IAdIo@ and Gents
t travelling sasehel.,
apr1 D MeoLL BIO.
! DRON8E sFATuRFTEs u 3 ssa
b LAVA VASES, -
RoO.iysd At The Variety store Of .. . 49,
apr 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
[Erom tie Nov York Tfns..l

'wheolor and wrUOn's Machines arc tho t,vor.
its' for families being especially adapted to that
purpose. They work more rapidly, with, len frio.
ton and greater economy Of thread, than most II
not ali, others, and PefOrm BY far the greatest
variety OfWork!" ,sE-,a ,...'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
EVERY MAoH1HE Is
WARRANTED THREE YEARS
Fun Instructions Given.

~our interest not being second to that Of the
purchaser We spare Aolthsr patns nor sxpsuue upt,
the Machines are thoroughly undsrstood and nd
EueeeuIfnIly. For hIthfnlnsss In this rsspect rel.
orooos Ia made 70 hundrods nov u,,nr tbsu, IN
Wheeling and Vicinity, and Tor this reason he
". I ". Machine always gives
ENTIRE sAT1sFACT1oN.
GALL AND sRE THEN In OPERATION, or send
Er circular and specimens Of saving.
WIN. SUMNER & CO..
no. zee Main ST., Wheeling, wa:
mhls
llBOKInG'S RUkNlEORB POLLsH 5iI SfTe oI6
ID Furniture Polish - bright q new. nv n
Only = esnts bottle. nhI6
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"a Sic 10 tue slKsa II the Uissk " the % -
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Of lsss,
Eixht and Bins In Ttpsk aas In Bayiiss' seased
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From CNARLESTON
FROM RsANcuNlLLF.
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\ SCgNE IN 4 rHI>TINo OFFICE -
pp'r'n ota village new paper "nee ni,d {"
pnhl sher:
Nr. Fr.n,rr ho~ i II that y..u hay,
ut Gated "H M tor III by hr 4"u'
PAPER -
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meyer a>k gre'Ieman t.'r money.
Inlv,d, re- led hl> l,"'r'', =" hen
hew d,' va n"'"ec to Ar' a!,rS Nt''
they don't +
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tim tine We G ii luce 'ttF n,an ah.
rs.!s to Ply I r h. pryor - ucf -'t,'"-
man and then ~ IL h'm
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please i've NC "A receipt bands h.,n t"'
d,It,r~, apa please maAo W. uame al
right on you books.
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Va saNAL Hos t'wkN RauMLEY
member u the lsst Legislature trosa j. Il
~r~,a eauaty, drF psd into car sss,, II s'
Ssrasdsy, Mr. Il. IS 10 'he esaFky ,ot ii I
.Awe,ivas Ess'Yr~nt My, shI vi
STAR u mts~sea Ii, Ear'Pt IA the course
Of lev -weeks y
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ssv- The IA Il. vulI ;nto the Trearur,

sES- The d "a y god 'N'0 Tie IFeaFuFH
through the Catqoti Hue evidently T.
pot, +" he -ropls. T. "is.'k o- or Damned
ky warfare 81, the lfrvcruut M rreit: "T
The commerce Of the ruuatrN. he
amount ut revenue from CUSTOMS in Jann
~. wss S1.46U 5TkJ l.-thys - he m's>,
nnfasrrabIp m n rs IN the year Inr reas ms
c,s3nec Fl he weather anal he rs'arze ~
IT., L. ! ; even R' ''Tat rstt'' 81 r"s"s a
ss,d IN, re I han xufhelcn prg ssj5Esi srrn3 I.
Et the interest ~, Ihe gul.i. LSarlRs ls4adt
Of the United States
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NArrcx There wal bel !, o'Set.nE ii
a.. Utus.s hssgus; 1t their Halt sAb eve
min, At : .elook \ tall sstend ,n~e II
re-, ,,s sssed a. there Is business VI, i@pH~
hsnce TO EssHSte'.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-11

J,ycrc1r,-Nr. wuotwoRrH deliver
81 ths 6nt nf he ser e. Il leclnus "a
Epxit>h History" at the Congregational
ChassA hast aight. lie WIS li>teae4to hH
hs largest su,henee that has WI, sdea an,
~ the same suhjve, Nil be delivered mex
TUESDAY evennE, If h~ others prove 4,
Interesting ~ thrt "f Yesterday evenln-
n"ne vii rrgret the tiu.e sren, in Us en-
"s +" them. lie rr"sents hi, u c.< ia
= m'Huer At once interest n.,n,I IIt,jux
ami We can assure "ur resd,r> tia, they
could nnt in,eN twen'y 6,e cent. to hef
ter advantage lhsn by going to the lecture
next Tuesday evening.
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GeIn,-The prize II srl,t srpeArS IN Ia
s,ata,rrry a. 2AH-,n ne do,lsr ia =, &C.,
worth iva dollars III gre~ssssAA l..
JETS cruntry> cee gold dollar ~d4' hu>
uat Aas,Irod rsler "@es' A shsh. DIT,
seesce ia fsvtr 1T I'aelv Ssm.
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I.xcrERss-~-J u. Wt,o1waRru. ESQ.
1t cpAhA, NfI iee'ars the 't,oskrsSal 81 Il
church this even az Tho<e who prvpeee to
Saead aay BE sssaF 4 at rare enters q,
msah nhtanss enly twes y ave Ssats,
prOSsedS 90 70 the Sanitary CoaaaaisslOu.s
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FI>E-Ths weather. yesterd,y VA
decidedly airing hks- Slrnr. bright. and
~sFm Hhas Fs,sSiasd Of "Or last fsl e
s"o~ disappeared rsa'dy. aud The earth was
,~hS4,lI d&np" IN places.
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sxStr4sr--hir ;yalar' S>i6h'hl,
Meeting IT HI Sold ers' .Ati Society N,I'
BE- he!I st Ms. >ANVrL Nn>ru>'s ;. on
this, Moaisy, evening, the oh lnst A
General attendance ri AT Pyrsons 10 ere
eli in he SANITARY wnk, Is earaer,ly sv
lctea
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\ company IF Y'nkers have o3taiOe
extensive s.tl' pVaaf& in San DnD ngo. sm-
II ron~" are hriIiing railways and apply
ny c'rt'y machinery to get it to north
cru market
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ear advance under Terry Il nov T. mileS
irona here. IN n..rsh seas bramch al I,ese
FsaE5ris -, With li~k~'s tocrs C,ufrJat,
/ ing il ON the tther side,
.ShrraaR j. rei,urtea to-day a. being
( ws'h'R 6 Hiles uf this place. .-..,
] IL thss - the rs,~e iaartjnn vii b.,
easily Iaxas laetwerm Srh.a6..A' strs~Tss ana
h sS"d TORS "a movement 10 Rlrha,oul
will be ordered at aacs-
New TURK, 1--H,ehm MI ptyers III
xPTess Il h~liei that Grant will attack
| re : haes aRauad RtehlAoad as aaea A.
~ a,.,i sal ps'rsat,
! RrAvts believe tsrant has sent nesrlv
. AL his cavalry iron the armtcs II the
. Ie'"nse and 1aa,rs 10 Suerliaa, 10 the
/ >hensn4,Sh valley
] \ mevt,aS Ia "htiu subscriptions Of
! pr,'vis,nas tar Lees array wss reeeatly
heal At uhavll Z, Va In nntlciug It the
Rsehn,atd ~h'g ~oyS Gea. ttes msa
mu~t he tel ,r we ,e,Se alt
! he u ovilte Register $ assural thst
It d'~r> os't eater mo Le.'s plans t. ah4D>
d"H the rebcl capitol ua cess, es il very
/ prudrn'Iy AMI somesh4t c sn'rsIteturl
! sdd.d, t lccotu,s imls s>.blg to hu.d it any
, louIer
I lier4il's " ncae>ter correspondent says
I 1e>rr', T. ~ho arrived st " .ucbesrvr state
Hhn tn'y ps Ell Snestl,n On tns Wy
/ .twu.
. lie r ,chrI " rock so miles frou,
( his srFta , mint th. 49, ,t.v ,.3 H., d
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,CoNlN0 bows - M~-~rs / N0ERutLL
s Versa hs'e rented he orj Tootle & Jack
son coracr. aud iurrt,d TO move du''A toso.
They vi proO4A! open rut il their aew
quarters m the course Of week
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nis'r'ef Cog. T ia attstnsv Coaa'y. Iowa.
A ,er~eon Ma. tjt :; 4
My Tsrtn 1855
II raep r ,,A.x
u, ia ~tnA
SAlne 4 MN al - def~ts- Sott of PvttiGn
10 the ah We Esme4 asfts:
IN ARE "Sssty notJ2~i that there is BOW on
de in the tH3ee IS tAs aeEk u be District Cours,
slkaR ana ter salt u ante, pet ti0n Of
ahrr'esR .IIst. plH. rginz that be Is the
oHBrE II ZEE " "Rr 70 Iisids half At be = II
snd y + , " / sectIoR g.. t'p ~ hangC L!
in S1'd county, snl aeS,ri. 0f y u as the aFneEs
;as1euf and that ualess FoR. APPEAR IN sgstn, N
drtsaa, kettle Bosn -td the 81 day of the Rxt
M-Y Team al sat- err', be s"mmsReed On
MnRdsy the Ist day If May A. u l&8a--a default
all he "atsFs3 aga ns' ySa and jp4gmsat reader.
FL hiram
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IvssNSAL-H q. Nvrr and family
arrived b"n,e Tuesday, glsHing, frvm n
v.slt IL Yankee land,