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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

LEAvEywoRTH, Dec 2O.-The ConServa-
tire OF this city has adTices from Mound
City, stating that portion of the Bird Reg
iment, under command of Major Williams
made dash into Missouri on the 18th in
slant, and burned the villages of Papins-
vile and Butler, the latter the county seat
of Rates County. and returned With large
number of refugees, stock, sc. They had
one man killed at Butler. These towns
have for long time been the resort of IL
guerrilla band of rebels. Price was at Os-
ceoln at the time and he designed to at
tack Sedala. Two companies of the fourth
cavalry regulars arrived at Ft- LeAven-
worth on the 18th. twenty two days from
Fit. Wise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
From Port ROYAL.

NEW YORK. Dec. % -AIvices per steam
er Atlantic state that 400 Of our mrn, on
The 10th inst crossed to the main land, to-
war Is the Charleston i SIrAnnth R.
aud encountered ii rebel force of 1900. who
retreated, after firing d v0lley without eff
feet
The 4rh New Hampshire regiment had
gone to Tvhee Island, and the balance of
Gen Wright's brigade will follow.
The special core -pondent OF the n, Y
Tribune, at Port r Iy,l. gives Il rumOr Ui
The drfeat of the rebel Commodore H0I-
lin-, anc the sinking of his ship by the
Massachusetts.
a great :grO instruction is reported IN
Mississippi, by which AN immense amount
# property WAS destroyed, Including
$3.50, 900 worth ON the Quitmau estate
alone.
New YORK, Dec. 2O.-The steamer Dt-
na<rus. from Liverpool, has arrived Her
.Idvires have tIeeu anticipated.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived With
Port Royal dates to the l4th inst. She
brings 10000 pounds ut Sea Island cot
ton. gathered hy the negroes, under tht di-
rertinn OF government agents.
The steamer Vanderbilt was passed of
Hattrrns sl-"ming south, and 5000 after
smother large steamer going south.
Gen. Stevens brig lie of 9 600 men oc-
rupies Beaufort, Lady Island, ST. Helena
aud B " PoiLt.
Gen VeilrS expedition has been nbnn-
doned.
Gen. Sherman has i-su ID orders that AL
the reporters are to leave the place im,ne-
'liately.
Part of the Stone feet are IF Savannah.
and the rest had %nn Ia Charl 'st0n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
rag MOVEMENTS OF TRoops ALONG THE

9g~ MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs ALONG THE
oHIo.-ExcrTEMExT AMONG THE PEOPLE
The steamer Ben. Franklin has arrived from
Portsmouth, Ohio. She brought mp niue
teen prisoners from BarboursviIle 10 Cabell
County, guarded by twenty of Pin't's Znn-
ayes, and three United States Marshalls.-
The Franklin also brought up twenty more
of the Zouaves from Guyndotte. where the
Regiments stationed to jenkins farm, who
intended to arrest Judge BowIin, for sup
plying the enemy with corn. These TWEEN
ty Zouaves have fat boat which they in
tend to load with corn for the troops at
Guyandotte The End Virginia Cavalry is
now at Guyandotte.
Col. Laban Moore, with his Regiment had
retreated down the Big Sandy to Cattlets-
burgh, on the Ohio, and the 4lst Ohio Reg
imeut had returned to that point in expec-
tation of an attack from the secesh from
Prestonburgh. There was the greatest ex-
citement amcng the people along the bor-
der.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

New York. D,c 2U-The steamer Africa
sailed at o'clock this mOrning for Liver
pool. Capt. Sewn ,nr. the bearer of dis
patches from Lord Lyons to his govern
mpnt, ami "a bearer Of dispatches to our
Minister, went ont in her, Dispatches
from Lord LYONS 10 Admiral Mines, were
also placed on beard the British gun boat
L4ndrtil, which sailed Immediately for
lsermudt.
The British gun boat RiunIdo has ar
rived here
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. % A special dispatch
rom Washington tn the World SAYS the
government dispatches concerning the Ma
snr an.l SIidell aft air i'll be OF diEni6ed
hut most cnnciIitnry nature They will sat-
rsty the CABINET that no insult was intend.
ed, aal there is no loubt Hur that the nf-
fair will ne speedily honornbIy AMI AMIGA
bly, arranged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

@@CHEeUERs.-we are in receipt of the
following virtuousiy indignant and dread
fully anonymous communication:
Nr, Edror;-As l was peruseing your
papers of the Z. of Dec happened to no.
tige A sketch adviseing the people what to
lake the Wounded Soldiers 10 the Hospital.
But | think you need a word of ADVISE
yourself. l want to know who it is you
ask to bring Back gammou Cheuuers. &c.
&t They that would do it are Traitors. to
tnair God and them that would ask them
are friends to the Devil -
We have no recollection of the sketch,
alluded to, but it does not occur to us that
there is anything so beinously abominable
IN sending cbequer board To sick sol.
der. If our correspondent will nav mora
attention to his Orthography and svptax
and less to newspaper "sketchesp which do
not concern him, be will look better in
pFi''' and will doubtless get along equally
as we'll, both Ia d. -~.nirit,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

C1ScIxXArI Dec. 2O-rhe Commercials
Frankfort dispatch Tonight, says there is
nothing from Somerset to-day.
Two Union men and one Secessionist
write from OwingsvilIe on he 10, saying it
IL reported and generally believed shat NJ ar
shall aud Williams have 10. 900 troops be-
tween West Liberty and P,ketou, with
scouts extended near Owing-vile.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
From Kentucky.

LnT1svILLE. DEC. 2O.-Gen. JohnsOn's
brig rde III ,de reconnaissance in force to-
lay six miles south from Grrre river with
nut fnding any trace of the enemy. No
official account of The MumtorlSviIle 6ght
has yet been received ut headquarters, nor
Unwilling from SrhUrff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
-GHRISTMAS PRESENTS,

OY beauty, taste and utility in variety, the handy
S Of Charitable association of young lsde' and
misses viii be offered to the public at swartz's
Saloon on Monday evening next, the I'D inst, &C
companied by an assortment OF Cakes and COnfec-
The avnls will be appropriated to the aid Of
Of The most useful and unexcentionahle operations
of charity among the poorest class of children in
chr city, and the relief Of the families to which they
belong The larger proportion of the objects of this
charity the children Of volunteers in our armv
and ali are such children cannot attend pub
lie schools-aud. moreover. they are taught many
things shat cannot he taught in these schoOIs.
opposite the Court House. dec2O+t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

~D. N1coLL & Bros advertisements
are before our readers. and we advise one
and all to call aud examine their stock :
They have wide reputation for furnish
ing the greatest combination Of articles in
their line for holiday gifts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

NEw YnRk. Dee 2J.-Tur u. ). trrns-
port steamer. Atlantic, from Port Royal is
-iynAIad below She has in tow the r B.
Forbes.
Lord Lyons lisp rtrhcs to his government
were sent in the usual mannpr
The steamer Africa snilel at 10 o'clock
this morning for Liverpool Capt. Wynan
did not 20 out in hrr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
MARRIED.
adjourned

At Clarksburg, Va, Dec. 10. 1861, by Rev. j. W
Miss Ma TIE s. MOORE, Of the former place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

~"THE PEN Is MIoHTIER THAN The
SHOULD'VE learn that the new corps of
"Business Rangers" now being formed at
Mr.. Hitchcock's headquarters, 60 Main
Street, are armed with the former weapon
instead of the latter, and they are becom-
ing very expert in the use of it. They drill
several hours daily, and they calculate as
they proceed to become of some account in
the business world. 1t is to be hoped that
with due economy. they will be able to con
quer Commercial Law, and then lay siege
TO the Principles Of Banking and Currency,
When all these contemplated victories
shall have been achieved, they design to
disband and retire to civil life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

R9- MORE PRr- oNERs.-Marshal Bum
gardner arrived last evening from Wayne
county, having in charge three prisoners,
as follows: Vim. Adkins, David Smith,
Clerk of Wayne County Court, and Lewis
S. Furguson.
last evening on the train.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
The Latest War News!

THE subscriber takes much pleasure In inEirmfnR
1 his many friend a customers that he has
JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPIRES,
Another new lot Of the --latest styles nj
LADIES' cLoAKs,
fresh supply of all kinds nf FUR. large ~.
sOrtment of very rich and handsome
DRESS GOODS,
comprising all the latest STYLES OF Figured Telours
plain and Figured Fr-nch Ne mos. Plain and Fig
ured all wool Uelsines and many other goods Of late
impOrtatiOnP.
We slso opened thi, day 200 pair OF very me
BLANKETS,
and will open this week large and we'll selected
stock of Prints. bIe4 n ID and anbleAcheI MusIins
Tickings, Clot... ETC.. etc.
PerHons in Of spoIs wauld do we'll to call
early. The 2Ii4 at well selected anil will
he S.Ild At AStOniShug:y IIW pr 1t whnIettle
KelIiI. at ALEX. HSYNINN'S,
nOv26 l3T Vain ar. Whe-ling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
1oHN RnEMER,s

OOnN RO9 WcA %
No. 80 Main ST., Centre wheeling.
T AsroNIsuINGLY LOW PRICES F1R CASH
French Merinoa, plain and d .ur,,l of all r,Ior..
Thibet Cloths, Of ALI qualities and colOrs frum
plain ani nSrsd Muslin DeLaipes of all eOiOr0 aud
Mourning Dress Goods.
B,nbIzine4. tl,ck uer npe>. Plain .Ick neLaInea.
black Grape and 1--we ViI4 BIck Hosiery, TX aud
Kid dIOves, Black Grippe Collars. &c.
ShaTVIS aud CIOhkBs
Embracing the very tt--t n"v-lr % of the Season.
Lt,iies Slack In.i c Al rel q 9TH ';l,ptk-.
Long and square W,FIlen Pl'in AMI Plaid ShAwlH,
Br CHE ShRSls- stp.
Bl Urk Cashmere & rhi ShR~ L.,
HOP SKIRT, for la ii'-s- M'--r> ar,l Children
Hosiery, Gloves and Un9IerEarmentS.
Ltdes'. dents AMI ChibIren's Clifton ant w"oIen
Hosiery. in culOrs ami white: Flrecy linrI Ott ia
hosiery for LElieL Il Iii dren: N+rinr CmIerY-sts
Mems Un.ler. Iirt4 AMI white anI cmlOreI-
White Red BltnketS; Rel Whit, Blue, Grey Hnd
MEXICAN D0TESCIC G1lns. B'etchsI and
Unbl-acIed-Cnttnn hi rings { SheetinS.. Checks,
Plaid. Linseys, Caution FItnnelS color Il tII white.
EMBRDTDERI,.S.-'iich styles of French and
Scotch Collars, Blt:k Grape I'nl arr. lack Lace
Wells, Bands, FL: Il rs ami in+ertiuZS- &c. &c
Also arrive, large h+AOrtment nf HurI (eheapl
WOJlen HUElS mi spleen iii styla. uf II pO.is,
wo len CumfIrts, for Men and Boys, in urge guam
titles.
All OF these gOOl% will be sold very low prices
for cash Please call son. at
NJ 81 Main ST.. Centre wheeling
nhT3O Ills R)EMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

In the afternoon John A. Howard, Rich
ard A. DowIaud, William Simmons. Rich
arc Parrish aud Jnsiah Miller took the
oaths, and were admitted to bail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

Mr.. Trumbnll of illinois, presented pc
tition for the enamel patton of the slaves OF
rebels if necessary TO save the Union. Also,
several petitions for an Armory ut Rock
Island. Also, petition asking for the re-
mOval of lessee D. Bright from the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson OF Mass, presented petition
for the establishment of u system OF ex-
changing prisoners. Also: report from
the Military Committee, with joint reso-
luton expressing recognition of the gal
lnutry of Gen. Lyon and the soldiers under
his command ut Springfield.
MIR. Pumeroy of KanSas, made II few re-
marks in euloEy of the character of Gen.
LYON. with n sketch of the battle of Soring-
field. where the warrior of this war ended
his gallant and well spent life and tribute
to the gallantry and bravery of his soldiers
Mr.. Dixon of Connecticut, also spoke of the
true worth and devotion to the country
which characterized Gen. Lyon. Had Gen.
Lyon lived he thought the disasters in
Missouri would not have occurred.
MIR. Foster of Connecticut, said he was
an intimate friend of Gen. Lyon; some of
the last letters which Gen. Lyon wrote
were written to him. Connecticut mourns
him as "A gallant and true son, and the MA
ton mnurns him as II patriot.
Mr. Sumner of Mass, reported from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, the House
bill for the relief of the owners of the Brit
ish ship Pershire. La on the table.
Mr.. Trumbull OF Illinois. reported back
from the Committee bill to abolish the
Supreme Court, and asked to be discharged
from the further consideration of the sub
ject. They were accordingly discharged.
MIR. Hale of n. H., said with all due def
erence that he thought the Committee had
not acted up TO their duty.
Mr.. Harris of N. York, reported bill to
prohibit the sale OF liquors to soldiers in
the District of Columbia. The bill is au
amendment to the former bill on this sub
jecH and prohibited not only the sale to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

R@FEDEaAL Counr.-The Court met at
loo'cloek, Hon. John J. Jackson Jr. presid-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

vA FOR CITY SERGEANT
49, MEsSRs. EDIroRs.-You will please an
nUnuce Capt GEO. ". ROBINSON as the Union can
didue for City Sergeant, at the coming Charter
election and oblige the true
declT# FRIENDS the UNInS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

ya CITY SERG EANT.-EDITnRs OF
6AS6 THE INrELLIoEXcEH: Please announce orr
worthy fellnwcitixen. ] DIN BISHOP, AS the Union
candidate FIR the Office of City Sergeant. at the en-
suing Charter Election. By 40 doing you will obiEe
the ever true (iec3H)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21

49, CITY SERGEANT.-- MEssRs
W. EpITORs off myself a UNION
candidate for the off, of City sergeant, at the en-
su ny Charter Election. If elected will endeavOl
to perform the duties of the Office faithfully and K
the best of my ability, heretofore.
declS# HENRY CONAST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-21
CHARTER ELECTION.

VhFp CIIE Sc ItNT q A \ t. VI sShs.
w. r3aIroHs II beg leave announce myself
cArI.uhte for election to the office of City Ser.
geLnt the next Charter Election. AID il elecel
will enieavOr DISCHARGE the duties of the office
to the best OF my abilities.
declS* SMITH MCDONALD.
, 1861-08-02
"aat Of Buck Bone.

t-@@A'4 1A4N
For :he last te1 days several leading bank
era srd moneJec men ha1e been goluS about
Wrng1Dg their hands, and dec'ari Rg the aff,sr
at Bnll hun has Iuined the country. Our very
hrst disaster seem1 to hare knocked I'LL the
Eluck out Of these fellows, who are sni7elling
llEe whipped sehoolhogs. Il Is well for tho
country that Wall street has so little influence
IN directing cur national affairs.
IneIs Is q story in the history Of Kowe
which these weak. backed mozey dealers saouId
Eonder. Wien Fanu returned from the bat.
lie OF Ca1rIs where he had lost 90 600 11en,
and had been Ilest horribly bsaien BY the
CafthaEenianE, Ge Gasteae6 10 the Senate and
told his stcry, exteuuatirg nothin!, deayine
no{hlrg, and Kihuing up with request Fl
"noEe mcr." The Senate lnstaa,lY, oa
moticn OF its leader, passed unanimous yote
OF thanks tc Varro, "lor that he had 10: de.
spared Ct the republic" This il the ray lie
Romans took Their defeats.
We ere not SO foolish q to exrect to take
anything By appealing to tie manhood OF the
backboGtless bankers, whose courage oozed
ont OF their firgeTs When the little affalr at
Bull Run reacasa their eacz. But they o1zht
fe think more of their interests than to wits.
Per WoFd about compromise Peace now,
Would lEapeurate secession as cardinal
principle Of our government; would consecrate
eternal anarchy throughout the country
wGu!d depreciate all kinds OF property. aud
render government stocks absolutely wefth.
| LEES, would render traae forever insecure aud
ilable to periodical rey,iisions; would com
pei us to keep on foot at leass as large au army
% Ws Lave ut present, aEd would 80 diagcace
us IN the eyes Of foreigners, that no American
would be a6le to hold up his head again Lst
rs hear none Of it, thsn let ua rasher Thank
Providence that the triding rebuff our ar =.
nst With at Bull Run has put ua in the way OF
eoIlsctng eVlis Which, had they continued to
hereafter,
, 1861-08-02


The Aanassas correspondent Of the Louis
vile Courier gives the following account OF
the condition Of the fight up to noon, making
out that the Confederates were beaten at that
time:
Ihe fortunes Of the day were evidently
ssa3nat 1s- Some Of our best officers had
neen elaln, and the flower Of our army Lay
stre#n upcn the field, ghastIy In death cr
geplrg, with wounds ii noon the cannoual-
1nE Is described as terrific. It was an incss-
sa1t roar Tor more than two hours, the havoc
and devastation st this time being fearful.
mcdowell, with the aid Of R1tte1;ua's diyision
q t.ee5aty Mous<nd, [Oh, that this statemeot
aad been true.-ED,], had very nsarly ont
1nanked us, and we're just in the act OF possess
lEg Themselves OF the railway to Richmond.
Then all would have been lost. But most 90.
To1sune1y, may say proEidentIally, at this
our army, Is ne fond1y ca1l it, ior We hsys
ffie1ds ard brothers in camp and 1sld for
fhee nonths-re9ppearedz and made one othsr
desperate stSngsle to obtain the raataga
ground Elesys brigade OF Marslanders ana
viIg;nians led The charge, aud light msnfaIi1
did thcE exscute The WORK,
, 1861-08-02

Col. Berdan aud f9e War Department.
Tie importance Of dding to our arny ter
companies OF ABSOLUTELY first rate shots. 10
act, not in mass, hst detached in separate
eonpanles hR OCCASION MAY require, needs uu
argument. Gar1balu would have held Rome
sgainst Gen Oadlnok with his powerful be.
sltgirg army, but for the deadly rides OF t;e
Chasseu1s dc ViDcentea. These sharpahoof-
ELS used their weaponB with an effect com.
mensulate with the extraordinary pains taken
BY The French Government in teaching than.
kal1ed by the conse,iptlon, In itssll 3 most
heavy ta1, they ha1 Seen paid and educated i
by the Gove1nment for years, to prepare them
When wanted HgrH pn the contrary. VI,
hare corps Of marksfnen, selfeaucated, yoI.
puteeflug at the psecise moment when most
Manted. Of course they are wa1comed WITH
the greatest delight at the War Department. i
What says Col. Berdah? Let the follow;r:.
paragraph from his letter answer:
!, 70 elect this has cost SO much hard lat or
ftat ana Eure 1t c0ufd not have been done il
EucA 1efs time. Indeed, but for the fayora-
I1a consideration The project las received
11tm first to last from the President and GeE-
e,a fa seo.t, eoEh never h=ye succeeded stus
1af u! a1Imoun:lsg the legal, technical. and
.Haeinas1 obstacles which were presented to
!Ele RtW ain at tte War Department and by
the State autLo1ities.'',
there were not .lready so many we'll an
1As.1lrated lnsta, ces Of this hlunGering pol:e7
On ne part Of the War Department., this
would be almost Incredible
Iii. BtJda1 <o states that his SUCCESS has
exceeoed bis expectations, aud declares that,
WIN proper encouras t1nent, f1ye Thousand
hsst class sha:s could be organized Witalu six-
ty days He thinks they coulc ,. as effective
6s nsa, or even teu times the number OF ordi-
h6!y troops win tG.0xdiEarJ Weapon
The ios1 4 CIR ca1een, perhaps The greatest
al7gl2ee a. Bull Ran, appeays to haze been
ew'fg 20 tie hoEses having been shot (tae r.
esFve he:ees slsu} bJ the EtarP-ahoo1e.s oi
the tEen'J io1 this express purpose, This Is
hnt cne ont Of mahy proofs That might be
pNifd DgNftiu,
, 1861-08-02

!1he lenders IN 'ae De"oeta..c Convention
movement N omor Oh .Waom the Cincinnati
@Aaeaa'e71 '4e o-..a' wenl1ee1 no disposition
to meet tne hePnnaean COMMITTEES upon the
te1 1poienJ ee'o"'ton VI party Poa0cs and the
Tto =, o,,;-~. ana - ;311a.,. -,-,., ~
ant - eaquo t1olcule tne idea.
As they are neither loyal men, nor In favor a,
VI ~1'e "at, tnoy would De out
, 1861-08-02
Ebiragp Grihtl11k
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1861


The publication Of lie correspondents
relative 10 The destruction of the Gosndr,
Navy Yard ard the less of the splendid
steam ffiga1e Met1imac, the slooo Of wa1
Gt1man'oWr, and The other goyernmcn,
reseeels scustled hy the commanding of:
ctr' presents. Cons McC Cauley in the lieh,
OF 'ra:tor Of the deepest dye For nearly
a week after the Merrimac was In condi-
t'on to so to sea and take other vessels in
"tew to the cover Of the guns in Fort Mon
fee. did he aisobey the positive and reiter-
ated orders Of the Navy Depatmet to move
the properly out Of danger. The fires
were kindled and the engines put in motion
by engineer 1sherwood, only to be extin-
suished by Com McCauley: And just
before Com. Paulding arrived at the yard
to superzede McCauley, the Inter ordered
all The vessels to be scuttled, (not burned)
60 thai they might be raised BY the rebels
ut their leisure. 49,.
Where is this septuagenarian traitor !?
has he been court-martialed and stricken
3rcm the army list or is he still drawing
his $500 per annum from the Federal
Treasury?
, 1861-08-02
HOW aEo We to Gel Back our Prison.

Ihs rebels captured, and still hold, proba.
BY 500 men IS prisoners at the Bulls Rua al.
sar. Low ATE they to be released? In No
Wy at Present hat- by exchange Bnr, al
1hongh we have captured g1set numbers OF the
feeels since the Commencement Of hostiIities.
re eaye LET them all so again with the excep-
tinn Of few officers and Epies- We hardly
4olo maa oftfe rank and file. We admins.
E1 me cath ot ale eeiGnce, and tuiu them loose
70 Swell again the raEks OF the enemy. 1t is
20 ctencc whatever to be fcu3d in arms
aEaanEt lie United States. Gen McCtelian's
ecmnaEd capt4red nearly LOCO men, who
were Permitted to 60 on takinS the cverlast-
Hg calh- Had they been detained shay would
EaVe heen the means OF releasing every SOL
4lef Captured IL the late fight. They Nsu'd
6ase teen SO Euck capital On hand, to be off
81 s aselnst q reverse Of or o7n. Now, be-
.ose We csn get back our lost me0, we must
Aake new haul
We caGnot underatand this mode ef pro-
Cesdlng. live are not to fnhict upon traitors
~! ne Penalty due to treason, Why not, for q
Gne Ut least, place them Oh their probation,
end pat item in position ii which they can
60 nc :ha-m :. 10 administer an oath to m3n
louEa IN atIae, and Eho ms; have the moment
PREVIOUS taken th= lie Of 5 loyzl clti1su or
soicatr, i GEE Of he gre&te6t tarces Iv ca-
xctsd: What do such ,sillaina eare for aa
cAh As sthey have a.rea3y committed moral
lF11bfJ, We en1Y deceive Ourselves By R7n-
FREE 8 tsat ttey vii re6Fec: 1sy pAs. De
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