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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04
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NETWORK, September S,--The Morn
ing Star, from New Orleans OF, The 9Oth,
has arrived. 5a
I4RteTeXas papers contain the follow
ing: TllOs. &. Moore, one OF the record
ers Of Judge Dpvin's court at Austin,
Inns been arrested by the provost mar
shHl--charges not stnled.
other arrests have been made upon
charges OF making away with pubic
property aflpr surrender.
Accounts Of terrible atrocities by In-
diRns on the borders NrO given.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Herald'f
Richmond correspondent says, II is
strongly BELOVED here that the Presi-
dents pardon will ultimately carry
wlthIt the complete restoration OF al
the rights in property regarded as
abandoned and now iii possession OF
the freedmen's bureau.
The military authorities have ex-
pressed a willingness to turn over the
city government, restoring u TO the
Mayor and Common Council.
Alexander II. Stuart, Secretary of In
terror In Fillmore's cabinet, has been
nominated for Congress from the Staun.
ton district, W. S4aES
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Imperialist Advantages RepOrted~-
Favorable Accounts OF the Freed.
men's Bureau IN North Carolina.

Imperialist Advantages RepOrted-.
Favorable Accounts OF the Freed.
men's Bureau IN North Carolina.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2-Important Inn
nerinlist advantages IN North West
Mexico are reported lby n private dis
nntcheg from Sun Francisco. ~
Tho Heraltl's Washington special
saws the reports to the Freedmen's Bu-
rc:,u from North Carolina state that the
number of whites and blacks supported
tbV the Government in TINT State Is
greatly reduced, now amounting to only
10000, The Freedmen are making fair
crops on government farms,
+ Offenders in cases Of cruelty TO ne
0roes have been arrested and are await
ing trial. In some cases the blacks are
treated with fairness, but more frequent
Nv they are abused and oppressed to a
shameful degree. The right to punish
them IL still tenaciOusly claimed BY
their employers, anda few assert TINT
they will either have the blacks Us
slaves or exterminate the whole race.
The action OF the blacks in a great mum
Der Of Instances Is equally unfortunate
and pittlfIiI, some are determined to be
dependent and idly poRm about, refus-
ing steady employment, being Allied
with the suspicion that they will assent
10 no contract from East Tennessee, II
Is reported that over one hundred me-
groes are supported by the Govern
ment. The Freedmen's schools arr
fouriShing,
THE special to the Times dated yester-
iloX, SONSa the collector at Augusta. Ga,
collected SIS, 800 in Ave days, this does
not look much like bankrupt State.
a petition for the pardon Of the rebel
General Heath has been filed with the
President. i'lt
The receipts of the internal revenue
yesterday were 81, 1854.
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Boston, Sept. 2.-Miss McGregor,
daughter of jas. McGFegor, President
OF die State Bank Of this city, wNs aC-
|cIdentally shot at North Conway, N,
H., yesterday and died instantly.
x fire last night in the upper stories
Of the Railroad Depot, occupied by
Buckley & Co., furniture dealers, de-
stFoyed property 70 the value Of Sl2,-
900. Insured. ~. hi,.
Gen. Andrew J. Smith, commanding
the lGth army corps, issued on the 18th
ult,, at Montgomery, Ala, an order an
nouncing the dissolution Of the organi-
zntiOn.
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IN nn,5ln, lIoAItIl.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-EOrLress Mon
roe dispatches state that Jeff. Davis has
been attacked with erysipelas for the
second time since his imprisonment.
The first attack wns very slight but
this one Is more severe, although not
looked upon Us serious. The healthpi
Mr.. ClnY Is improving.
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New YORK, Sept. 2.=Gov. Perry Of
South Carolina has written 70 the Post
mister General, stating that the Rail
roads are In a condition TO carry the
mails as far M they extend, and TINT
they will be delivered to their destina-
ton in hacks. He also says he has the
qualification Of stating that South Cato'
lima Is all loyal and taking tho oath
cheerTnlly. She will be tho first TO take
her place in the Union as she was The
first 10 90 out unfortunately.
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dlled with magguts. He heard tentl,
mel remark aiier shooting ttmAn, "I'll
have \ Through for that and IL / thought
I | would GIT 8 fuTlough for % days
would shoot aEothOF.N 's1
WIN. Baker testified that he had act
Ud In lhs U. 4. army ~ fiEat surgeon.
( When u jacksonville hB had attended
large number OF the cases nom An.
deFsOnVills and described the horrible
condition Of the spfieFeFS-the larger
portion Of them were mere skeletons,
OF the $3.50 returned prisoners whom
he saw at the place then there were but
30 who didhot require medical trtat-
ment and that NOT one half OF thO9e
who survive will lever be 1T to resume
their former occupation.
Jas. ClaVOy, Of the 18th n. y, who
WIS q prisoner IT AndersOnville, testi-
fed to the shooting OF the men for
crossing the dead Inns, and also 70 other
facts previously established.
oliver Il. Fairbanks, Of the gth n. y.
cavalry, testified that he was prisoner
at Libby and afterwards taken 70 An
Jacksonville: that the treatment ut Libby
prison WIS better In every respect than
1t was ut ApdeRonville. He. was eX-
aInined on other points, corrOberating
previous descriptions Of the prison and
lis inmates. He said that Capt. Wcrz
generally saluted the men with "you
damned Yankey sons Of bitehts.n The
step father Of the witness WIS also in
prison and affected with the scurTey,
and was lying on the ground aud cOnld
not Stralghten his arms, WiFE Hp-
proaching him said lyon damned
YankGy. son OF q hitch / won't give YOU
anything peat, and stopped his rntionA
for a hour. yVir1 also Kicked his step
father, causing him great pain. The
Btep-inther Of the witness died In the
prison about q month Hftor tho occur.
renee. The witness further testified
that he refused to be Yucclunted, when
Capt. Wir& punished him by putting
him on the chain gang, and that In or
der to DO released from the punishment
he consented 70 be yaccinAtedi after the
operation had been performed he
wished the matter out with soap and
water and thus escaping the poisoning,
he told others what he had done and
they washed out the poison In the same
way. Bis step-father made Il statement
to him about ten months before he
died. Tho witness placed his hand on
tho paper and wrote what WINS now pre-
scented TO the court, as follows:
CAMP ANDERsONvILLE, Aug. q, 1894.
Ollver-T die from sheer starvation, and
don't for hewOrld tell yOur mother OF
tho awful condition which / mn COM
PEELED to die In. n
! Signed, iRICIIARD FAIRcI.oudHl
The court then adjourned till Tues
day. Isi,a
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS
Artificial Leg. Arms and Grutahss.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT m THEIR
' MANUFACTURE.
NE. GElltnAL HdlrrrAI,

F.et- lf PA ~, B, GENERAL HdjHffAL,
Whe1iiBgl ". Va, ApFli 2illl, 1870.
IT TAKE PIitlAsqItE W sIAItNG9 ~, ~
1TtidEial LsgB manufactured by LEONARD
LEaRGN, and f0F which ypJi ht9 agent. For
GimDiiRity Of C0HltFtetl0n ~ well a duTRblll'
tVhiid convenience, have never seen any
thing 70 equal them, and therefore cleeFtully
recommend them t6aEy who ore unfortunate
enough 70 nsell AFtiflcial lllnbA.
N JOHN RIRKER,
A!A. Surgeon, .. 9. A., b charge.
WHEELING, ", Va, April 9Th, tEil,
1 have CnFefllly examined the ARTIFICIAL
.I,hIJi 81 LEONARD IEGRANi and md thGm
dE5ple In their construction, Of good work
Tantlship, light and very substantially made.
filay VIM DO quite ~ sRFVlceAbla ~ any anti
dGiGl len in Ese, and on account Of thelr sinl-
piiaitv and strength loss liable 10 need repairs.
1 ch6eFfnlly recommend them 10 any who
ihRy need Etlhclnl limbs.
.sfEii on 2 A, A. surgeon, US. A
WHEEI.1HG, ". Va, April 2ath, 1896.
BEHIIR, APGilt, I eau recommend for the fol-
loWing idVantdsesi simplicity IN structure,
HfFHnHtfi Of material and economy IN price.
D RESPECTFULLY, q II. w. HAGLlsTT,
tii AZ Sturgeon n0aFll Of Enrolment.
ItRHOFds mo pleasure 70 state that LION
AHD IjIl0RAN, corner Of East C0mlnons, Ale
Rl0Hy, ha8 fliuiiAhed1ne with IN artificial leg,
that I can use wen, amer one WtekH Using.
ohOtTffilIy IVe0mmend 70 oil who are unf0r-
tunAle 70 need one 70 give him ac0ll,
"a Lewis RANALET,
lt Sprihgiale, Allegheny Co., PA.
For tiCulnA call OnOr address
1851 CIIARLES BEHLER, ACT,
iH h14 lfoaFOe 81, bet. lfdRkett Fourth.
81 nNf1 IlY sfttli
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Oswego Market.

4. ,OswEd0, sept z.
FLoug-Actiye but scarce Of 50 GO9
s 80 for No. / spring. WHEAT-Dull;
No. wintefted western at 81 80. COIN
-Qniet; No. ] Illinois nomInally at
s2Gls3c. Nominal ut Sic for No.
/ Indiana. BAILEY AND PEAs-Dull.
CANAL FREIUHTs-DnIl; for -four 400
nc; wheat 93Sc; corn sllSe, TO New York.
LAKE IAlPORTs-41GOO bti wheat, q 800
blu corn; shipped by railroad, 49, bbls
6ofIf
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FLoUR-Quiet. WHEAT- Quiet at
81 2i0gl 821 for No. ! aud 81 1BEal N
for No. 9. C0RN-Modgrltely active ~
05G,Cijc for No. and G2IGg4lE3IISc for no.
2. OATS Firm mud advanced Ice;
sales at 3jN@34c. PRoyisloSs-- Dull;
S2OCg3O for mess and 81 for prime.
FRgIdHB = Firm ana unchanged.
HIdHwIERs--Advancrd l@2c; sales mt
- sJILO ~ No.
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NEW YoRK, SeptembeF2. The Post.
Washington special says the President
hns restored to his command Col. Pres,
ton, Of the. 6Sth, u. S. eolored troops
heretofore dismissed. 2 lti
A large number Of post Offices and
mail routes have just been opened In
South Carolina. Nf "a
A number Of quarter masters and
other Government employees have just
been discharged. rs
Z, Horace Greeley arrived IN Washing
ton to- day. ! l'all = ''-'p.'i@t .-i'3
The Hernld's Washingtonspecial says
the totsI receipts FROM sales Of Govern
inent buildings at Fairfax G, H., Flint
Hill, Beach Grove and Prospect Hill,
VA, amounted to three hundred and
thirty.Onc thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five dollars. The mOstvaluable
buildings at Fairfax q. H. and Flint
Hill were reserved and turned oyerto
the Freedmen's Bureau.
Application has been made to the
Bureau to employ ut FUR wages 900
freedmen in coal mining on james
river, by a stock company OF Northern
Capitalists. N q q u -
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NEW YoRR, Sept, 3.--Frederick w.
Seward, Assistant Secretary OF staee,
hns 10 fur recovered his health as 70 be
able to attend TO business Of u private
character and intends to resume the du-
ties OF his office In few days.
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MoXEY-StGady al per cent, for call
loans. STERLING EXCHANGE = Quiet
and firm Mt l0DzSGtlO94. AMERICAN
G0LD--Withunt decided change, Open-
ing ut l4llf, and closing at lAA31; tie
total exports OF specie to-day reached
$685.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2-The Rocky Noun
tain News Of late date says, gentle
mon IiSE from ElpaSs0, New MeXitsO,
reb6Sts TINT the French were marching
on Chihudhun, and that Juarez had
collected an tile tTanspOrtRtiOnhe could
and was rapidly falling back on Eli
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ALBANY, Sept. 2.,AAn Incident Oc.
currred to the Steamboat Express
train over the Central, due here ut Z u
~, by tho breaking Of an axle. Tit
baggage car was thrown off the truck
and the baggage muster nilmed Smith
belonging In this city, WIS instantly
Killed. fiie express messenger and on,
or two others were slightly hurt,
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
.KRAFTlS DIARRHFA COMPOUNDI

K Ths only Safe aud Certain Cure for
bIARRBCEA, 1YSENTERY, FLUX, SUM.
MER COMPLAINT, ~ .fa
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eiieHt b a Change Of Diet or CRiRlGle.
GTJHE pRDPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
Invaluable Medicine, now offer II 70 the
public with q full know ledge OF Us superior
meFit over any fetnedY OF iIe cllaretel eyer w.
0I1itpgE RiurfiS, IN shuily Of casts trAele
cl16fhaif tlHeflie hdpF JtIlle0l Clies Of ChT0n.
n DinFfhda Of yeafR standing, have been
cufOiilly the use or GRO bottles. Ftlh remedy
i'm Esgsy 11ilef n a single t,lttules where tho
aiSeSae tiaS band "a ITO HEill Oteyep the most
y llllllfni nhytlHiAnS ~ " IL
z EISaABFiis DLIAilIlITuIA OoNfAouEp mas Oeen
lnUGe for . number VI yeaIA, and BY W. tlmely
al has Iye re ot i.ilneIS,dlS
: don, and q prepared with tie greatest Cau'
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Every traveller should have a bottle Of the
DIARItliusA COMPOUND.
Every soldier Will find u Invaluable.
No Family should be without L.
Oonot hesitate 70 Try ltllAI'TA nlARRHnA
CoNPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death. TIA
READ THE EeLI.owIRo TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, April 9th, 1890
MetiEa, MCCAIN, KRAFT 4 Co, GefLenifIl;;
Having used KraftH plaITh9a Comp pound, "
Camp QlArFhoea, with which I have been
dSeriy afiiIEt0d f6r almost one month, an cher
FGIIioatgs tried having ldiled, aud finding y not
only q present. Feiief but q per7lldlteit ettte,
faka NJ 6SiiFA IN accommodating Il TO the D.
VoTnble notice nfalt who may ben iEe atiiictsd
Chaplain l6thfW. Va. Infantry.
y s.,l MOUNnsvILEBi Marshall Co., VIVA.
AlReSfR, Mccain, KRAFT q Co., GelliLelltA
Last adUnier, being IN Nashville, Tenn,,
was Vfta0lted with aSeVeFe DlefThoPa. Itried
che remedies OfgAveFal phys CLANS, but with
ont any PfIoCt. Twas advised hy my friends
% C0in6 home, was completely broken
down and ptnstFNtetl. Upon arriving NJ homes
/ was advised 20 try KFntts DlarhU1 Com
pound. one bOt,lo " 4 eo.ple.reg e'lret tae do
SIts and Fe5toFcil ny heqlth ! am glad TO re
Sontmend thIN valuable medicine to all AZ
6lOt0li with this terrible disease,
NJ YouFS truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
MesSlL' MCCAIN, KRAFT q Co.; Gentlemen:
LAT summer WaH attacked with very
covert DlRFFhWa, nom which ! suffered for
60m0 three weeks ] tried various remedies,
Shtit was unable 10 check thu dlssAse. u last
pFocuSed q bottle OF ''ISmlt's Dlarrhupa Com.
6onnd, y one bOItlG VIltiFeiy cured ne dtSe1Ss,
and roStured me 10 my usual health, take
plRaSuFo IN FeComman ding this valuable med.
ielnO. n / have proved It's virtues in my own
oaSo, and seen it tried by otheIS with the same
good results, +. r. ADDISON,
Formerly MAst6r AIaehInlst b 6 o. R. R,
Wheeling, w. Va.
AEcCARE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
RlStS, Wheeling, W. Va, Solo Projectors, TO
whom all OTlGfa should be addressed.
For sale In Bridgeport By WEST q MITCH
h hHaasils.am
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ToLgDo, Sept. 2.
WHEAr--A shade easier; sales Ofnew
white Michigan at ~; old amber Mich-
icuu Mt 81 GS; new do. 81 81. Colin
Sales NJ G8(ib7Oc. 0AI8--SnleA nj 4lC.
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The CollisIOn ON the Ion. Island Rail.
~. tHf road.

New YORK, Sept, Tho cOrOnCr's
Jury IN tile case OF the collision on the
long Island railroad, have rendered II
verdict IN substance rs follows: Tint
the collision was produced by the care
lessness Of Il. j. Reed, conductor OF the
mail train, and Jas. White, Engineer OF
the express train; that Louis o. Sands
and Dan'l r, Chase arc not considered
responsible; consuming Oliver Clear
lick, President Ot'the Railroad Compa-
nv, for tho careless and irregular man
ner IN which the trains are run, and
consider him indirectly responsible for
the catastrophe. Two Of The jurors find
Dnnl +. Chase, engineer OF the mail
train, also guilty OF CareleiiSness. An
other Juror finds Louis c. Sands, coIl-
iuct0f of the express train, also
guilty of carclessless. Three other
Jurors find II. j. Reed, conductor, and
Dan'l II. Chase, engineer OF tho mail
train, guilty OF clrelossness and innt-
tOntion TO their duties, and consider
that moro definite rules .bo adopted for
running Irregular trims. Sheriff Sui
decker, who was one Of the jury, de-
clined voting on the question of the
general InisnianhgelneIit OF the running
"a trains and Recommendations for pas
scngers, upon the ground that It Is not
"A proper question for u jury to deter
mine; the only proper question being,
was the road niismanaged that day, and
II so by whom. CSC. NlGlLef, another
Juror concurrcd In this opinion.
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ST. CATHAnINRs, G. W. Sept. 2.-,Nav-
igntion through the Wellnnd canal was
resumed at noon to-lays H.t
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EmiEFaiion nom ~ NaaIheFa Gta1Sa
~ a I(rnslk

NEW NlnRE, Sepl. !, IA esFttst,nh.
dent Of the Herald gives some Interest,"
Ing statements In regard 10 the bFOnoS-
"a elnlUFutiOn fFnni oar Snnthori, States
TO the rich and magnificent Empire Of
Brasil. About twenty agoltS Of VAri.
Gus southern States sailed for Rio ia
NERO ON the leth ult,, % make an *,
animation ofthC Don RidcnS dominouk,
90 TOturn and report on their advantage
for the settlement Of SouthCrners. Our
correspondent estimated that upwards
OF 10000 u our Southern c0unirymeu
are now ready 10 emigrate thither and
should the reports Of these agents 10
favorable he gives lt ~ his lielief tl,At
this number VIII he greatly exceeded.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2-The H0FAld's
Washington special says;
The printing Of fractional currency
notes upon the new membrane copy
Inns bCen temporarily checked by a
slight disagreement between the tii-
Ncntor and the department IN reference
10 the production and cot Of the paper.
Eventually, when decision II arrived
ut By the Secretary, the public Will he
supplied with fractional currency,
the successful Imitation Of which will
bailla the skin OF the oldest counter
fCiter. II viii be well nigh impossible
Ito produce the paper outside OF the
Treasury building, and from its tex
ture and finish the least oxpsrt IN mon
cy will bc able TO distinguish the Renu-
ne notes, 81 n
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CAIRO, Sept. l.-Abolt COO bales of
cotton passed for 81, Louis yesterday,
and nearly / ,QOQ for Cincinnati today,
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Notice to g Commissioners in
Unorganized Counties.

i"i STATE OF WEST VIIGINIA, \
OFFICR SECRETARY or TIIR STATI,
Wheeling, August 81, iS06.
COMMISSIONERS or THE COUNTIES
NJ which have moi yet held their flnt aleC.
ton, can procure the Necessary Poll Books,
Tally Papers aud Forms, which II u made
+. thelt duty by law 10 provide, by application
70 this 0iilcC, stating the number OF voting
plec8 70 bei supplied, and directing how the
Poll Books etc, shall be sent,
n. fGRA&YILLE'p HAL.Ik
sepl'lma$w seistOfy OF llle state.
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Thomas Ham testified that lac be-
longtd 10 the MnFiIie Corp ilhd iWalt,a
prisoner 1T, AntleFsOnville. He -hTd
charge OF a squad OF ninety prisoners,
but only one dut Of the entire number
survived, They gave him another
squad from the new stock, hut the men
died Off rapidly, good many sunk
down from exhaustion and starvation
md could not get mp. Captain Wirz
threatened that II thNy did not rise he
would blow the brains out Of the God
did Yankees. WIrz threatened to fire
grape and canister into them. He Ind
seen n mans leg that had almost been
torn Off by one or the hounds. The
men werU vacciMated In their arms
and soon thereafter sores appeared
which were us large rs II half dollar,
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Wholesale Buyers,

WIN find our Stock LANCER and more varied
hslOFe. which we are determined to nell ~
ciOEe figures in order 70 still further inCreaSe
that branch Of our buSineaA
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NEW YORK, April q. The Times
Washington special says the statement
that President johnson declines all pre-
cautions for his personal safety is erro-
neous. True, he has not given any spe-
cial directions for guards to be placed
about his person, but he approves the
precautions taken by the authorities,
which embrace the continuance upon
duty of the late Presidents body guard,
commanded by Lieut.. j. B. Jamison, Of
Ohio. This company consists of one Sc
lect man from each county in Ohio, and
numbers nearly 100 men. A sufficient
force of the guard is upon duty at all
times, and the visitor who calls upan the
President at his temporary mansion is
confronted at once upon approaching
the door by three or four soldiers, who
do not permit him to advance further un-
tin his name has been sent in and the or.
der given by the President to admit him.
In lie hall adjoining the reception room
Sre also found soldiers of ganteel deport
Enreut, who quietly remain about the en-
trance within q few feet of Mr.. johnson
Sentinels also constantly surround the
house upon the streets and in the 10,
mon which the building stands. In fac'
every reasonable precaation is takg e
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The Operations OF stoneman's Com
maud

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 21.-Sincs
the last intelligence from General Stone
mans command, the following is sum
mary of what it has accomplished One
portion of the command, under Colonel
Palmer, moved down the Catawba river
dispensing parties going southwest from
Johnsten's army 1t captured upwards
of 1900 prisoners and ten pieces Of ar.
tillery, and amongst other things de-
stroyed was the railroad bridge over the
Catawba river, 1l24 feet long and 60 feet
high. Then learning that general ar.
mistice had been entered into between
Sherman and Johnston, Colonel Palmer
ceased operations. E'
The other portion of the command, un
der Gen Giilem, attacked and routed
the rebel force under Major Cen Meow
an at Morgantown, taking one piece o1
artillery, afterward forcing the passes
through the Blue Ridge held by the reb
sl forces undes Gen. Morton, capturing
six pieces of artillery, and he would have
captured or dispersed the whole forcs
had Gen Gillem not been met by Gen
Morton with flag of truce, and bearing
o latter from Gen. Sherman. counter
signed by Gen. Johnston, and directed tt
Gen. Stoneman, ordering q general sus
pension of hostilities, and withdrawal o.
the forces under Gen. Stoneman's com
wxud. - .....s...- ri
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From New orleans and Mobile.

NEW ORLEANS, April %, via CAIRO,
April 27.-It is reported tnat Genera
DICK TAYLOR will surrender his army to
General Candy, if favorable terms will be
Another blockade runner ran into Gal
veston, somewhat damaged by our gun
Fears are entertained of the levee
breaking in front of Algiers, opposite
New Orleans, where there are expensive
Government works, owing to the hlsn
stage of water. A large force is at work
strengthening it.
General Candy arrived this morning
from Mobile. ...- an,
A gentlemen from Montgomery l4th
savs the rebels under command OF Dan
Adams and Buford, commenced evscus-
ting the place on Tuesday evening, cwo
bonrs before the arrival of the Union ar.
INV. Buford, commanding the rear
0nard, ordered $4,000 bales OF cotton
burned. 1t was done despite the pro
testations of the citizens sssAFEs'
The Federals destroyed the steamers
King. Augusta and Miner on the Ala
bama river The Little Cherokee &Ma'
also burned on the Tallapoosa By psFas.!
unkuovn. T6s ESdefa1B d6s1e0y ~ u
railroad depots, work shops and rolling
mills. Private property was unmolest "a
Two meetings were held TO-DAY 70 e4
press sorrow over Ie - rAses...iL al Llncoin
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