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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
THE GOVERNMENTAL POLICY.


The Administration has at last given evi-
dence of its vitality From absence of action
and lack of declared policy on the part of
those in power the people had begun to fear
that the Administration had sat down in apathy
under its troubles, and left to the decision Of
chance and time the formidable questions with
which it had to deal, but the events of the
past few days give different coloring to the
picture, and display acton-prompt and ener-
getic, though which reference to what parti-
cuIar policy we are yet in the dark. The move
ments of the Army and Navy Departments
within the past few days have given rise to con-
siderable excitement AID give evidence that
the Administration has in view important plans
touching the military posts and revenue stations
in the seeded states The u S. steam frgate
POwhaHan has been full equipped for sea with
in three days, and takes out an immense sup
ply of the Implements of war, with transports
for FIVE handfed men, and full complement
of officers The Steamship AHaatic has been
chartered by the Government, and extraordi
nary diligence has been used night aud day in
getting her ready fer sea--aceommodation
having been prepared for over six hundred
troops; besides the large steamer H'5nois has
been taken and fitted up for the same service
Their destination is only known to the Govern
ment--all the vessels sailing under sealed
orders. Whatever may be the course of ac
ton decided upon it is a consolation to know
that something is to be done, and that we are
not to go on in inaction while the rebels are
strengthening their positions and increasing
their forces day by day. A decided policy is
greatly to be desired as a standard around
which the people can rally, and we doubt not
that one has been fixed upon--a wise one we
must concede it to be as the result Of a long
and careful delibe:ation, to which the people
can give their aid to carrying into effect
There need be no bloodShcd if the rebels will
it, but should they choose the other alterna-
tive, upon their owa heads rest the responsible
ty The question to be decided is not one Of
party, but one upon which the patriotic citi
zens of all party organizations can rally. 1t is
simply whether the Constitution Of the United
States creates a Government or not t;-Wheth
er the people OF the United States are under
the dominion of law, or whether they can throw
off its obligations and repudiate its solemn
sanctions at their own free will whether we
can permit the Government which our fathers
established to be overthrowD, and the Union
which they formed utterly destroyed, by the
mad rebellion Of men who have no solid ground
of complaint,-not one solitary substantial
grievance to urge against the authorities which
they threaten to destroy. The issue is be-
tween anarchy and order,-between Govern
ment and lawlessness. ss.-between the authority
of the Constitution and the reckless will Of
those who seek its destruction.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN--The spring elec-
tion in "the land of steady habits" indicates
the democratics press so loudly prate The
Governor has been elected by an increased
majorty--lSOO against SAL last year. The
congressional district of Mr.. Woodruff, which
is usually democratic, has been lost, as also
Mr. Ferry's ; but the Legislature is largely
Republican.
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legdl.
DEGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notice is her,

EGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notce is herr
1G by given that there has been filed and settled i
the Office of the Register OF Wills in and for the cou
OF Bradford, accounts Of Administration upon the q
lowing estates viz
Final account of J. F. Chamberlain, Admir- Of essv
Of 5. W. Biles, late of WyauSing, deceased.
Final /, count OF Edward BOurse, Admir- Of the esR
of Samuel c. Bourse, late of Asylum, decd.
Partial account of AguSta Snyder, Adm TX n
estate OF Il. p Snyder, late OF Athens tp deceased
Final account OF John Alger, Admir- of the esl4r
J. ". Ager late of Orwell. deed.
Final account of c. l. Lacey, Exec'r of the es;asd
Geo. Spaiding, late OF TuScarOra decd.
Final account OF }. +. Chamberlain and John lPcrt
EXecrs Ct the estate of Gilbert Chamberlain Wy
abusing, decd
Final account of Wm. Hutchinson Execr Of bse'Is
OF Nathan Tyrrel, late OF Pike. Gee d.
Final account of Ruth Beach, AdminX. n tie es'ae
of Truman NJ Beach late of Smithdeld deed.
Final account Of Albert Lent, Guardian OF JACKSON
Horton, minor OF Richard n horton, late ens>Ae
gun, decd.
And the win be presented to the Orphan eoan
of Bradford county, on MONDAY the 9th day oi Va!
next Tor confirmation and allowance.
NATHAN {. ELSBREE, Regltsi
Registers Office. April 10, 1851.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

ILLNESS OF FHE PREsIDENT.-Like several
of his predecessors, President Lincoln has
been unable to withstand the wear and tear
upon his physical and mental power consequent
upon his official duties. He is reported as bI-
ing quite ill-So much so as 10 debar him
from all intercourse with visitors. Even the
most pressing official business was postponed
on Monday on account of his lndspostion.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

see it stated that the apportionment committee
has it in contemplation to include Susquhan-
ma, Bradford, Wyoming, and the upper por-
tions Of Luzerne county, in the 1lth congress
sonal district.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

No More New TERRITORIES TO Be ORGAN-
IzED.-There remains now, not one foot Of
uuorgauized Territory in the republic, The
organization during the last session of Con
gress of the three new Territories, to wit
Colorado, Nevada and Dacutah, has wiped
out all the unorganzed Territory. These
overspread the whole Territorial reIm. The
whole number OF Territories of the United
States is seven
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.-YOu on
~ hereby authorized to deduct five per cent iFol ~
state tax OF every individual who shall pay hs @ ~ -
State and County Taxes in full or before the ~ vi
OF June next, and the same shall be allowed you ID ~,
settlement with the Treasurer. proUided the saTe a.,
you paid into the County Treasury or before @ Rs
and 2Tth days OF June, aeXt. By order OF the ISI-1
sioners. L. B. COOLBAt Oh aIe"
Commissioners Office, April s, 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

rG A letter writer at Harrisburg thinks it
is probable that new Senatorial district will
be composed of the following counties: Ly-
coming, Clinton, Centre, Potter, and Tioga.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

Ra~ The Legislature of Kansas has chosen
as United States Senators two Republicans,
Gen. Pomeroy and James II. Lane We do
not learn which of them has the long term.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
STEAM ENGINES

Steam Fittings such as Steam Pipes Eiboros, Return
Bends, Redueers, Couplings Globe -VdIres, Check
VaiueS, Gudge Cocks, OIL Cups, Whistles, &c.
always on hand and made TO order.
He is also prepared to furnish STEAM BOILERS of
any sz or kind wanted
Small Castings made in Brass Composition. Cook.
ing and Heating Stoves of different sizes manufactured
and for sale at the above works Furniture for Cooking
Stoves and Stove Pipe always on hand.
Persons who want GEARING of any kind are informed
that the subscriber has Patterns for Gearing than
auy other in this part of the country They
would be quite of finding among his Patterns Gear
ing that would their wants and thus de lay
and expense in getting up work.
He makes also large variety of Peeys, Balance
Wheels and Cranks, Water Wheels also Saw Gummers
Thimble Skens and Pipe Boxes Iron Fence, Caldrons
Plows &c.
His equipment of machinery consists of good tools
made, and selected with the design of being
able TO do any job which might be offered whether large
small In short his effort has been to get up in all
respects first class establishment.
Terms Reasonable. Orders solicited. Cash paid for
Old Pewter and Brittana.
Works situated Main Street near Barclay R. R.
Canal Basin o. D. BARTLETT
IoWanda, April H. lssl. Proprietor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

I ICENSES.-- Notice is hereby given that
IL the following named persons have fled in the o87
the Clerk OF the Court OF Quarter Sessions thenF
titons for license under the existing laws OF this Con-
m0nwealth and their several applications will be hear
before the Judges OF the Court OF Quarter Sessions
Monday the 9TH day OF May next, at O'Clock, p Da
SAID day
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
3lem anOerttifeuts.
NOW READY!
.BARTLETTS' new IRON WORKS
TOWANDA, PENNA.

To W n Dltl II N II.
THE Subscriber begS leave to call the at
l. tentsn of the public TO the fact that he has enlarged
his motive power and purchased and set up additional
machinery, and employed a larger number of workmen
than formerly, that he is prepared to execute
ders for Castings or Machinery with promptitude.
He has at his works all the PATTERNS in use by the
late firm of Vim. H. Phillips & Son OF Elmra n. Y and
has also added to these patterns of various kinds.
MILL IRONS furnished for Grist Mills Gang, Gate
Circular and Muley Saw Mills besides
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24


Ch1-5s EIIe4, tie Ee1-to9TE s5FH "a
eias.r q KteeH.z. giTss tss so1sTisE
1seoast 4 tse poit0a aeesPsss b Fsoy4
bssore aaI .aseE Is Ssszs: y Gsa- R9ss-
erzas q ne Issh isFL NJ E8es has
za1e e1teadUe s-rTsyz SD e1FI0zsioas
Of he Ebole regsOa oeeaPisd b tse eoa-
te-4inz E--5es 0. he aLaaEHa ssa fts
tgsbgtsEssE-
EeEy-. .he kasiIe. FI9y5 bad e5tasiiEas3
stiE -, ~ he brisk Il = P=peiPire, q
- - assSs n he GAaiey, Eish = Plasss
- Rese.zlfy = rod e0Tered eoEstZy.
+ ,i.,SS wbfsk RSse<rass sPps1.rhea % A.
farF "A. II tbe rear = Ylog1' Positlos-
Sd hs5 ozly rzEaG q esApe- 4 A=EeEy
yzsrs roId. Ek5eh kzs besa EoFked eoTs
tke eiiF % de IsVel q tie Galley As1
Z 4 aiasz tkis aarrSE rad. hiore here =
"a otleT. that kis retreat Hzst have been
eFsezez ske zzght EsEieEinZ The Ettack-
GsaIeT riger : cUssed ~ terry, k1oHn
+ thaf reEio3 n CsFzisI's fe=ETT bEf 4
sem fhEt FJoT1 ka1 naaszed . eFeet 3
;eaborEzy hriSEe oTer ne toTsat- jssE BE-
loE tie se-Ty, by EhieA hs seelre3 bis re-
ira.
re rad @ tie s0sfh si3e q Tie Gas
lsT % ubses he reliTisg a-Dy EseeEdsd
Z a Ne Eest Ei1e q TIE de160T FIyer,
rev steep SD n4rro1- AID - szfEAssa that
= hs=sfsi Of He., Wits > fsE Euas- eoEid
EseesEsfsIly disYlie ibe PEssegs OF he
river ~ \ TeEy EtrOaE Feros- Re ste t-'Et
BtIeetse By PIoyd 70 reeezTs tie aftaek q
Ros.rsaus lboGs fatal iscspaeity IN eo1-
wand- II be Nd beeu DEBATED theTe Eis
seseaf roslS hare beel Utterly disasir0aa-
n; 4 t,-sS-aE5Ie hat be foEn1 tbs sus dsTz1Z
80 lsz1us19, Grd =agEs-@s UTEE A1LA01A5 -
+soos as re darkAeFs Avored his ScsPf,
70 p.as he deep s5Ass q the G1zLeT b.
aaeen hfr1 sd The eaEsr reEiDe1tS %
bfs sftaek. Tie posiIioa phieh he re4cked
! a5sa a lie Iero.se5 The Caller Is. b0E-
eTe-. Al exceedingly EtrOnz 08e- j Pl4ees
sin. aoreoTsr, within dAy'F uzrrA- over
. = E,ss,l rad. ef Ike Posffi9s s1pfozed 70 be
securte3 b. Wise, IA frsat q Gen Cox.
O. ne eazs hank Of SeE RfTer, - thai =
f1seitS7 81 tkese two forces nay Be aati-
efPaiez5
As=.aing that bis Command Is aot too
5adrs 9-10raEIed, Il Eo1H u sTer p.cs-
- he fsr Floyd, II he knOaE ihe e5aniE!T
-.aztss % hizip0diioo- u IszEes : rrEi1saf
70 disPste the ps-szEe q R0Eserass 0SsE
he Gauley, aai by = f3raed EanTeh ef sI.orst
I've dsg5 erosi 10 the 1es. side Of AeE
riEsr, and tEzsH Himself Ga ;ss azsk 2sd
resr q Co1's rommzbd ~ the fAlis d the
srezt EaaaEhs- Cd1's fPoTrost AZ the
l5ssdasaee 1f Tie GAhJeE Ah4 SsH riser.
Is TsrT Iiakss Is-ss ta-ssd bE a. enemy
ss-eapyisz the road o. Tie vest side q TIE
NeV riVef cliff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24
Narrow Escape.

DsusOnriIle. Nd, correspondence of the
18Th, relates The following:
Yesterday unauthorized scouts Of the
Thirty fouFth HeT York vent across The
and were attacked By 4 superior party of
the enemy. One Of Ouf men vas killed
outright, aud several wounded- One of
the LATER vas shot throuGh the cheek, bot
fed, pursued By the attacking party. On
reaching creek, be threw IN his gun and
plunged N himself Lying on, his back,
and resting his head upon stone, with bis
mouth and nostEiIs ADORE the water, he
sTnaed his parsaers and after three hours
Submersion, be eEaEIed 70 the shore of the
FiEer. bis companions, Who we're eoa-
eeAled on the HaFyland side, discovered
AID rsscued him, while making vain at.
tempt % swim Across
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24

TudyI u1rfa Naso5si ! greiaZ %
bsrgry usslyI- he rsbess are ga:kezisg
aoz tse soz.b .-1 adrssezaE - tbs
sirts % Ne yissoarI siTtrTs gTset force
Ths Yes7Je asosg fk,e bsrEsr q Nissan
Gsd Ksssas tsers take 70 szhtizz - a.
t1rLIlJ - Syoass evekGses q vstsfy-
Ths KasIas p.r gave theH ss1e srPeri-
esee, her pit j. EESVsb:s3 al hrOasd;;
tSe bor5sr-FaEas's baird q ibe -5lGe-
beil,sd Yaakssv q faienBe, asd tie Alex
lios e. he ether sise IL ss5aIly eOrdisI.-
Botb armies are eOoPossd o. ssa vho d
70. ftisi o. zr0u SILK orsr LIZZIE bod
sbsd. b.. ubo EEat Tisb al lie reckless
dariaz AID usaiseLisE esteraissiisa
ebarsets4istie q Westsrs boadsFeEs- We
zsT. tbefefoes, cot ssr.asoaably look far
tsfrisie vol i Nistyli ghea lie apps
isr asees eOzs tbsrszzbly into eosaietss
KTe1y1Ii4g goea % 1LSE, hoWsTe.1 thai
TIE Usi5s foress Gre grady EaPerio- 10
feadesey ~ their Jsrbaroas sdrers1siss,
asd MsHjsanis slBAs; asfsals il Hs9ther
nanple Of tbe arbis7enssis thsy are e4aai
70. The ts.sgrlyb this 9orsisz Asossaees
that this braEs o6>er was eozp=iIsd 70
uarresder II Iszz.h s5F uaAi o. EaLsr.--
This iassIiizsoes viii h rereirel viii
YroSgssa grief. S9i-ody Viii be isrPrissd-
however, a. tie rssaif. The eaIy u0saer
vas that be tel5 est . long sr,d tfaVsIy
Wbsa sl1 The uss eons vhes ne shall
6Eht The ssszy o. esaA terns7 wben-
ever It does, the time vii have come Thel
We sbkIi Bs always sisiorio1s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24

A sESTEEHss JasE arTiTed IN Ne~ York
from New oIseanz mAEzs the following
stzte,3sntz 70 the PsEg.
He describes she business Of that city -
utterly dad. The most melancholy sight
Eas the IeTee, scarcely S9Iitsry steamer
arriving tr0n o. departing NJ the riVrr.-
grouped together, preSested most desc
late picture
The CoaEedeeate States hare Issued Eve
millions of pz0risioAsE noteS irUn one dol
lar up. which bear no interest are noI re-
deenA5le Ia sperie, but are receivable fos
subscriptions 10 the Confederate loan, and
for all taxes and for State ard government
dues. These notes pasz current eEefT-
where, quite IN the Austrian fAshion, no
ore having the courage 20 refuse them.
The following are The prices At retail for
certain Necessary Artieles= Butter, sixty
cents per pound; ordinary coffee. forty-6Ts
reutz; potatoes, PensI piece; boots and
-hoes, one hundred per e=st- deArer than in
New York medicines Teiy dear, aad be-
eomiag daily more expressive clothing
about hfty per cent more khan in New
York, large quantities having ti!l lately
come til ough Kentucky
Our informsnt states tia. the city mp 70
entirely unattended. reports 70 the con-
trsry notwithstanding. and thai iTe thoss-
aud regular troops coming doEn the Mis-
SissiPpi could haye takes II Bus Ihea
tbre of the harbofs iBNorth Carolina pro-
dueed = tremendous fright IA New Orleans.
The people az once resumed their home
drill. and began 10 erect What Qualifications
they could They believe theis own turu
will come soon As 70 the situati0a, this
gentlenan declares that the South have
not ghost Of a chance except through
European interference; interference. not
simPly reeogniIiou-ani tbey admit 1t, bat
they stiH cling TO the belief that the
blockade will be foreibly raised in SUvsm-
One decisive Tsesoyy for the North. aud.
II Is the OPi6iod % many Ia New Orleans.
there viii Be general ileaTing in of the
eoufederaey. To come from that city To
New York. res1lrks oar informant, Is 70
emerge from 5arkness into MONDAY; It is
to be restored once more TO the World and
its occupations, after long and melan-
choly Incarceration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24
,o.rsega6sz1zs q - 100
TIE TgaEhinEtsa CoaafT FAIT.
W1sUsgeS- Pa
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y XzEEIG4ear ~
Eo1pAT, Sgt =, 1881
Nssz. Eze4-Tl5s : Tie drEs GaJ.
q ON Anszzl KH5r, I'D . 7ore or-l1l2n1F
oae eoa11 az hETe Tea Pite5e1 1Po1~-
TboszE The morning rs s0zsEaAx toE-
erirz E1d ozIzszs q uassGsiss Ue@tser-
tie eioz6s brsEea1 ard tie ga zeoa-t
cat rszple15EsfiT. EEhisiseE5 are 7osEl=i.-
IN. nus he eartEe aaG sAeeP sails 6illsI
% Eaqs1E, PE0aiHaE Vesy s-trs.Istos.s
1ipSlsy e ase yEnest IIls stoe8 olr eo11t:se
e1E pFodGcs Ne AnEGPEte Fzre s1Ai-
L,Its6a n The Hoek SeFaT1De1t-hss
t#o.sef- eafiIe- sssea- sIIEe, ke.-aEd o.
eX..srta.iozs a-e Likely % t,s f1Ily resilEss:
frc.a t-eaea. i15ieziioaL Tie NAaqtse
tzre-s De2ers3eat MI PreseEtA VsET at'
trEz-5Te dfsTlzJ, bei8z Alrez41T veil Glie.
asd e1bIb5toEs cosgt4niy arTITIEs- "a
Tie Vegetable Ds2art1e1t TIh bar e
tie rEla by 3oaE O59s- No ss1soa h
bee. 1oTe P-oEfe n tie prediction Q
baEe Vegetables, Aa6 The Specimens alre1--
o. eIhi5ztiSa are IreaIlJ ssPeE5er 70 an
re EzTs eEe< sees Prod1eed II or eozs;y-
Tae grape Epeeiae1s asE realty Of a7p-eee-
destsd ezesile1es- ne iA1Ses- - zsz2I,
are bSgnd 20 play Z ooEsPieaoss pan q
his eXEIbifioa IheSx hz9diEoZk - the
SbserTed Of al beS0l5s1s, ADD meets WITH
grlasIiEeG aduirzf5oe- Io-10uoE 1n1
Te3sesday nil Be he most aftrlStiFe dayF-
ne AaEeipate TsEy graf oatPo9r1nE
Of The harjy s07s Of toSl. taear TITes-
! tseir seas aad dsaghferss aad beslsTes
Les zs1er.lly u grezI torce- Sbolid tAi !;
dsiigttfsi TezIi.eF eostTn1es Osr KE1r NJ /.
Be 4 Hr4sd snr1ess-
To-DSrTOT E0TEIEE &c are 70 E4se
pasase an5 dr1Ii Of Capt s -FsIToo5 I
P5f;zsarZh -darr-er ZsasEss-z On TIE Pal
Lsroussla Oar yo7Ez Eslks are O. the 9tt
rirs f5r tbis a0Ee5 eIhibiti0u- Ibe 1sI
tai sgirIt, ysa znS1 ka9E, y ~ -.siEi
Ii.5e- ssre, psTBentiEg al raskz. sexes as
o0s1it5Sas q society," oar peOFt@ arr Al
Esr Tie giorons CaiSn EoE sSd foTETfr
We ceaia readily GET aP eSEPaEE q lad Z
TelHafeeFs % OEeTE0Eing 2nd eEsoersaf =
sszaIe yatr5Otisa. Thy feel gate TsEtiT 3
~ Lex tss eoa<.rAiaiz BhiSS tE=IT s-I IN 4
pese4 apoa sben- TO Tie eJzraIEtio.,
Col blezE IksEE7 Ws kasE yOa 10
aearI5lT respoad-
" prsseaf Letter G7azI Be short To-
oorrOT sad she succeeding day TiIl fHra
ish matter for uore Ierg5hy eo7naaiea
tioa, ADD yog mar sIPsc' 70 hear irota e..
We hsp= Jour Sar sag.gs1ssts rs
GOT E-e 20 zII-ea zr5ksiEE - 70 preTenT -
zio:fozs eitT - TbeeiiaZ iron ssrdiRg /
1red5.zbie d-Iegstiss Il her patriotic ei'i
Eens 10 oar Pair No rizir0rs Vii be Uof
Eeleo3e- Ne All feel es= hearts Esrs
iozsrd yOzr nobIe p-OPle, The! have
Zsliastiy a-qs5rte5 themselves II Iae gre
crfafs = aie5 =s orsriAtsa or c0unt-T-
PESS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24

THR eoartelies of war. IL such grim
Yissged'' fellow could be courteous under
any eireumsanets. are nov being pleas
anIiy prseiieri By the armies Oa the POtO-
mac. The piekets have ceased 70 shoot at
each other ike savages, and row sPead
much Of the time converting At long dis
tanees. SOmetimeS the! aSree upon a
truce. and meet hal way fo5 = social chat
and driak. a day or two ago party Of
Ihsn1 met, and after some time passed in =
friendly manner, tie seeesh Piekets pro-
posed 10 ae1shangef' with Federal piekets-
They bad late Richmond papers, and were
very anxious to get northern papers in s1-
change. The oGer was, however, judi
ei0nsly declined. The Unioa Pietets thOaght
eourtesy didn't quite extend TO giving in
formation 70 the enemy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24
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1asHseTos. Sept g. 1851
\ lonz ride into The eonsir5 boE3eriu
on lie PCiezaze he GAY zftsr = rsta, y
ziTsu ne god i3ea o. MaFgIeEa A.
YIrz7ssa sozds u ihe fall sad Winter J.
Il safe 70 zsy fhat IL nil Dc EItsriJ II
possible 20 take ~ army 3oEn 70 Riet
Bond ortEiA13, gave bE railroad, zfiss "
vtube.. Tie sgEds vii b n s1ch : coz
diiiou that array UEEozs eaua0; Be dire
sTer them, aud as for artillery, Z S[Oai
s=zrrp II goirg dozen rods. After =
frozis and thzzz begin Their ToEk apo
the Virgins SOIL, which SiIi be zboa; Il.
sEGi % Dereuber. guns can scarcely
worked Hpoa eATTh EOiIs- All the a3yant
which = 70 Je made = TiginiA by oar A.
rl5es Ein have 20 made befare thai ti3s
n Western Yirzi7fA the e1mpdgn ri
close EsEy much earlier than IN The E.s1
eFn part of the State, ~ the Eirtsr cons
Of. early IN November there Il Is rep7rs
e5 ,ba: FIoyd, Vice and Lee Intend
abandon the mountains IL tie latter pas
Of next month. miles, they Eureeed bsfgI
thea in driVinz R1seerans ont Of Yestsr
TfrEinfa The rebel leaders ;bere. a We
- in this vicinity. are fully aUare ths
thew raust do Gt 0aes Ehat theS are GUN
TO 30 this year towards the e1tirPaiioa
the Invaders Of the sacred soil Of VII
GINA The uniform testimony Of
prisoners and deserteFs from tie enemy
camp Is, that the rebel leaders are fu!
Impressed with the idea thai they mo
strike their blow Immediately, or fau bzS
on the defensive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24

AeeorsTs from Wash:syton al agree
PRETTY veil rhAt seveI.I r-giEssnis (sozDe
say - n1aay Is Eisesj bare bsrn drtssbel
frora tie rebtI srsy q tie Potomac. AID
seat % Weston TiTzinis 70 help crush cat
RsJngIas, Cox ssa Iiesess4as- This in
1grsaatioa eo0es, ne believe, fro1 desert
srs from the Tsbsi camp. Deserterz, it
should be rsnen5eErd. r9RstiHe= DEERE
% be credited ABd sOrBstim=s 10 be bGageds:
for Is ofiss AZ anT way, ibey are tus fPses
or nisiHfsrBssz- We bsvs 90 doubt The
rsgiu.nts SyOksa Of. and perhaps more,
hare len Manassas, bar Ehetbsr thsy have
cone 10 this direelian, IS very aIoubtfai.
There i an sBe4sy feeling il the reEeI
rz1kl about the Southern coast sad it IL
more than likely that Whatever troops
have Isft Bsasregara's army. have gone in
that direction 70 hep Arsrt the ihaHdsr-
bolts hat are even now ab0ut descending
upon The cities or the eoasI in the rebrI-
Hoai States.
Ewes if they should e0seipde 10 come
0utIbi5 way aud epasaIor 70 aakr their
way iuto WGsssrn yirginia, IL is highly
probable that Reynolds and Rosecrans
may Aid them materially. They have
beiPsl good many rebels into Western
Virginia With such rush ihAt they eoald
not bold up Till they got clear out to Col
umbus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24

ALETTIa from Detroit, Mich. says that
Gsnsral Cass, the venerable e1-sesrstary
Of State, msy be seen daily when the
weaker will permit, walking leisureIy ia
front Of his grounds and mansion. located
IN the center Of the city, enjoying good
health, and never falling when opportunity
Affords % express his desP attachment TO.
The Governmsat. &c sAys the hope be en-
joys q sseipg the UniQu oneenu entire
has much 70 DO win Us prolonged tie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-24
Tn Ieslets attributed . Ptlsee NapOle.

Tn letters ss.riha.sd 70 Prlaee NaPOle.
%, nav On his tsur tbrOsgh tbs Uuited
States, written from Na.hIDgtoa. aud pub.
lished % he Paria Hai;osafs, are happy
eoattasi 70 ne miserable palinaas. Of Rus-
soll, thspsnpy-a-iiasr o. thsLoadOn 7Tass
he PElnss e delighted with ihs ,Amsri-
can people, aad delighted With The GOlura-
usat, and clearly On tie side Of the loyal
Ststns. A an evidence q this let aay
cue rad the itttsF ne Psblishsd yesterday
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