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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
NEw-YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3d. 1856
afnusemenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUl

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
ThST iGii
who had f sTRkF TSi and phYsM 'TS5iFe F6 FSEEpoM
and the schooner s. j. Waripg from the Southern Free
bOoer' after ,hs bad been csPtGTsd n I By tRe n,vs
rs1F The h,qry Of their dsI1s 1EG and hG THE
THREE PRaTEs the COAT q the PiRhIIcAL bi uS SAS M
EcEsioS FLAG made made oi the hERcAN FLAG belong
Ing to the schooner, enr;,op .ynrpsou. 7.
fnE GREAT ii'ti wlahRb OF riiE' WORLD!
continues ssTS b TS15s de- MSc sS r'sSdi sS SiEyRoMAScY
ENis EThsY "a sFTnRSooN M4fiS ON AND NfiN EVENING
BSo Ts Be 6 4I I'D Eli%SS
soT 1 P ff % FaS4 Pns ni ifSsd fsi sEah s
Ismi.iOn to all. 25eer;.i Children under TO- IS cents.
7 AURA KEENE's THEATER.
II THE COOLEST AND . ,
BEsr-vEYTTIATED THEATER IN THE CITY.
A,p EVERY NIGHT NIeIhITT Till TILL FURTHER NOTICE
UNCLE SANS &Scrc LANTERN,
NEW MUSIC T1S Nh@ ~ ITI sosGs aEs AND ,5 new DANCES
WINTER GARDEN.
w dLoRIoUs, sIcSEs.s or TIE FLoRENcEs'
With its GRAND TABLEAuX,, sct,>,,,o -. -. r..
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Door. open at u to commence at o'clocf
OEORGE CHRIsTYs MINSTRELS.
W stnyvessnt Institute, Broadway, near Bond-st
Coolest Hous. In the Guy. Open nightly , go
GEORGE ClIIuSTY anil sIXIEEN FlhsICLAss
PERFORMERS
Doors open at Il commence ats Admittance % cent?
lie would hsye doue sresi deeds would PaIcE, but Fate
Without a warning, TIL, alas too late,
Deereei him, n pure envy Of his iame y
An illness v hich q muse declines TO name"
NE CORDOVAs LYCEUM, No. 72O BROAD
IL WAY-The best ventilated Hall in the CityIhe Poem
on TIE REBELLION AND THE WAR" with DlssoLN'
mo VIEWS Of tho principal incidents Of the oanPss
Admission 25 cents
INSTITUTE OF ART, No. 625 Broadway.
Il DUssELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
WORKS Of American Artists Sculpture, &C. 0g.u Day and
Evenipa hdmis.ion 2sc. Jas. w. WARD Sccy.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ALBA
II NJ AndTROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NOarH

and WEST. Trains leave;
From CbsEnbers.st.
Express, 7srd II a m, tnd s;3J
and 5 .. m.
Troy std Albany with sleep.
ingcaTl, le:l5 p. m.
Pouyhkeepsie train, Of . a m,
a1d lsl5 r. ~.
Peekssill train. 4 p. m
Sing slug train, . .. m, fiJC
snd .. m.
Iishkill train, s;3)p p. m. ,
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aliIitarp Notlccs.


SfAfS"' PAR1nEEr. NEw-i ioRK, July 5O' i0ol
l.. h.reby given tbs. no bills hereafter win be
s. DEPARTMENT fer articles furnished for any SER
s rendered to any Officer, Regiment or Company unless
,b claim i, based on written authority from this office
CA ARTHUR, Engineeriu-C Chief and
Acting As.i.t.n. oua1ternaster. Genersl
gt1y.Gfth Regiment, N. ". ;. M.-GARDEs LA
EAYE sergins TenSe1ToTs 81 hi' ks eni Is Is
,Sn the enlistment Recruits wiz be sent 10 camp in,
ey after having been accepted ~ 2Ss @ q see SssSFs O
sse Regimsat BY order Of Col H. DE IhoDhiAND'
"A. GERDY Adjuiant
The uudersigucd heye been sppo:utcd on EXECUTIVE
TGMMITIEE scilate the immediate raising OF hE0l-
evYo.k md vicinity The ssid Regiment to be dc inSted tho
TSy respectfully appeal the patriotism aud beraty Of
srh Of our who desrogs of contributing Pc
epusy aid in crushing out this terrible and nnn1nr, rebellion
This Regiment has been in pr2ee Of m m sion about
iAee weeks under the suPcrvsion Il Col Jm.s H. BOIL
q mes b sbly recommended for military talents
about 900 Of The sturdy 81 New & @ o1 SS my
Ate pecaDisry od OF this time viii send to the sea- war In
sejo czeps Won ant men to Gst and pu down rebeoD
ogeher until they REGULAR, mustered into the service
s5bsrp win be .h,pk y received by the undersigned;
bASIFL ClRPENTER, cor BTOoae and Elm,.ts.
sHEFHARPS H,dISK KNAPPI Ad MSiiGon'' MsiI', Bank
JOHN j. GORMAN, No. 6i7 Hudsonst
o. D. ALInAJoJs louetVlJ S1 bIcehte"
PETER NAYL0R, No. ~ Stone ST.
ALFRED SCHENCK 25thst, cor. lstay.
JOHN DECKER, No. 81 Elizabeth At.
T. b. SriLLMAN, President
S.V. BAGLEl, Secretary.
SHEPPARD KNAPP, Treasurer.
Mechanic Rffes.-An persons who have enrolled them
s<ves members OF this Regiment hereby requested ard
ss5eed report themselves at Beodqustors Central Hall No
va 0raud g., corner Centre MaIketp place, HURSDAi
Aog 81 10 o'clock soon thereafter a. possible 10 be
austred into the Regiment and be provided with quae
J. H. VALENTINE, Acting Adjutant.
By OrderO Col JAS. II. BULL.
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Alisrellancous.
Princes
CELEBRATED PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
unparalleled Is attributable only 10 fs great

~ Its unparalleled is attributable only to hs great
merits. . ,..,,.~,,,r co,,ptNrn
approved by wIe IL every orticn Of the eiY
ed aud the only perfect Fountain fen ever 20
IN. nnbc rbou,snds hsve testified to Its utility sud co-ye.
nence Easy 6led: compact Seltsuppyns can be regns
ted al pleasure srts does not soil the hnssfs eau be
carried the DO without esksge sayes time and W "ri
more ca lily than Pen In existence All hnds oi TX et
Orce 6tns hours IL IL not Affected by
Temperature; hard rubber under GoOdyeas patent
and incorrodibe The Gold Pens attached TO the
Fonnsns are Of the quality aud viii give ss,isciqn TO
the faSdiou, penman Every writer genenan OF sa!
wi hing superior rtice viii do well 10 ersnne these before
purchasing elsewhere. This pen, used dip pen woHh
hTe ordinary sycs with dip letter o. 50 o. more
lines can be Iiten the Pen for merchants ministers
eerk schools trsvele reporters book krepers bsnS
bank clerks editor. choolteache students s"ye
and for all writers. n -,
Prices vary according e Other styles of Pens sold at this
Office Every Ger In the should hsyeone tsot sena
for circul.r-At No 1aS Broadway, NewYoIk
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

A
Prom foot Of CJurand st.Connecag st IaIpton ganc
ton In DeiAvae Lackaanna and Western Railroad and ,s
isoa with Lehigh Valley Railroad snd s connexions Forming
d rect P sburgh ,nd the Wes without change care
sJiMAiFR RARRAN0ENENr--Connsenoia June !, iSi--
Leave New.l ora a. follows; -, A.
HlRRisHrRG ExrRTss-M6a a m f'r Easou, headiuf Fen'
,ile tarrsburs Msnch Csunk wiiamsport
Man TRMy-At0 a m. Tor Eaton, wsier ose sc'sH'o''
GTt AZ Bend, fittsicn, Ntkesbsfre &C. =, -, . ,,,,,
l2x Taror Gu TEssF oT Ess,on Manch Chash, Wlians'
p,ri Readnv Potssylle Harrisburg &C., .,.
NJ TasoreH TRAis-For E.ston Bc,hlehsn. ABsnissn
ard Mx1ch Chunk. -,
gP~ Mg.rEAS EaPHEss-fo OF Easton Aneutown. Nssna =
n Pii,sbur-h aud the West Sleeping Cars ho@ Jsr'
.ey City through b. liitshrrsh m a. 49, p.~... TT.
FxPExss TRAM ron HARRIsBuEG-The "a m Expss" Ian
from NswYork arrives az Harrisburg connect ~ .ss
ana IVES, on Pennsylvania Central ks'osa Noi,hsn Ssn %
Rs!hoit North snd South. aud vita the oaHos'n' 's"sS
"TaS TnRores ExPREss rEAIs ros rss wnr s,s ssses
y a, ! n nl. daiy (S1ndsys ekceptedk nskinZ
closs connection Hsrr.bs with & ivan as,n,
l rbies~o Four hour l. sayed BY TAXING ms tram
ELrEABETHPoRT NEvfosK Fsnf-oLesee view on
from Pier No North River az 20 snd n-o m J2e. tis
ano $50 p. m. ,,,......, II ,aos .,svv TIL
sGtn SNhh.' W. SfNf',-'~' O~iN-.-'~N~~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
Paul g. Curtis,
Importers
AID wholesale aud Retail Deslers in
sTlE.,RR6ElQSc8PW,g g0oDs'


No 59i Broadway, n. Y. Tod stsndh
.S ef AT hoate being constantly Ia Europe are n re-
= II weekly of new and selected goods
Se h he rnschnery for uaDD9ciuns Gold Pens aud Sc
ed ii; tltscr6sf by s ?.ent lave enabled bin %
tbe msDy eecon hitherto unayoitabe IN thelr
docticp and se bng the cost within the reach Of 81.
:wrisc public should know the following ects; Constant
airS or x months done cheaper with Gold Pms than with
n theieOe It economy TO use Gold Pens The Gold Pen
basins unchanged BY yesis q eon9usd use while the s.ee
sssrVy q wing e obtsiOed only by he ne Of the Cold
Zen, The Gold Pen Is always READY apd rehspe The
1eee Pen npst be often condenped aud rs Ie selected
ee 10 the Of the Gold Pen there gest tavng oi
ne God capable Of receiving degree Of elasticity
tsl the Gold exactly edspte9 to .ne hand Of the writer
x1sore be Of TIE haBd tDds not injured
swD be the by the use Of Steel Pens He 10 now sell
Qod Pens st price vsyiog from rs cents to 2 ACCORDING
e the average OF one Of Mhleh YIN lar outis.t
"a Of The best Seel Pens Sold by ali dealers in the line
Il cshopt tie countIy Wholesale aud resi a. the store No
sne where all orders iDclosng cash post snrS
rcye rrrt stonion; Pen Pens corresponding 10
ve pa according TO defcption wl immediately be
s-sa ly nail OF otherwise. e. directed. Address
a. MORTON, No rs Daiden-iane, Hew-f ok.
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~ q porBLE,soLE sHoESs;L ssfsss ~ q -
- y Ed coNoREss I. E93dn1i 9,3SdniS = NJ NSs1p 49,
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6perlal Notlres.

Hot! Houer!! Hotfest::
THE DoG STAR RAoEs-Ihe sun Porrs hoSd o. pun ,
ina Iays Music pouis It's melting strains, and the people
Satipp Al every pore pouring into Nos and BIng-
Il TO pnTohate I;E-P.ICHERS Of LUCIUS HhRI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
ENoCH LEWIS, 0onersl sap't. Altoona. "a
DAU,ROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.

DAILR0AD TO LONG BRANCh, ~. j.
IL snuner arrangement Three expIcss trains esch ways
RhRlTAN and DEL BAY RAILROAD for Fed bens 2nsms ,
bury LONG BRANCH Bergen MoIts &c On sne i -,
foot Of Robinson a. daily m 10 r snd m, 70.
Monmouth connecting there with cars i9r al ra IoNd
BR1NCH, at loi and ps.Ii.p. p m mss;. on iss
Sa. sbore CONMUTATlOE ard EXCLUSION linn rcns, -
IA NJ reduced rstes Hotels Long Branch ens'~
- H. lima
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EOR NORWNK DIRECT, conneciinr Nith
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

i FORI AID tAIL HINTH-The splendid and supcfIof
steamer METROPOLIS Capt brown, leaves NewioIk every
TUESDAY, TIL RsDAY, and SATURDAY, at oeloet m,
and the BAY STATE, Capt Alen on MONDAY, WEDHEs.
DAY. and FRIDAY, 81 O'clock m, from Pier No. On n
Hereafter rooms win BE- regards secured 10 any rp2i
cant unti the same shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through With ues, eispac oy
:" WM B0RDEH, Agent, No. 70 spd "A wesisL
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GTEAMER METAMORA-For Yonkers, Hast
~ ing Dobbs Ferry Nyaek r. Laln. Sing Sing and Have
Leaves Pier foo, of Jay.st, dsy AZ M and 1s
l.D tin.
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DOCKAwAY ACCOMMODATION TIE
IL OLD sOUTH-FERRY noUTE-The ears q tho
BROOkLIN CENTRAL AND JAMAICA RAILROAD leays
south Terry Brookl, dec, tor JAMAICA and ROCkAWf.
DAILY connecting Jansifa with the Rocksway Union ing
folows ~ s:t5 ond 9t5 aid s 5lS ard sis
2. Returning, the Stage. leave Rockswsy, coanecns as
Jamaica with the Cars g. 6.fs aud 8;ls and al fb and
$3.50 Sunday trims ffom South Ferry leave al 7ts and
a45 m and st 5f3 returning stsses leave hock.-
Thrcufh fare 20 cents. Doughty Abfemss
cka~ay Baggage Expre.. VIII take Baggage 70 and from
part Brooklyn or Newfork In connection with h. rou'e
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY II. II.
N-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and WEST scmner
r.ngeInent commencing MONDAY May a. 1891; II N
fast ypre 1eths Stson. For NiAms8riss,
WLe fsu, Croton FSls Dover Plains aud ell local rssns,
Timetable. JOHN BURCHlLS Asst sapt
NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
~ onsef Trains via Pavonis sy from foot Of Chsmbssti
TL m, EIpncss
Bam., Mail
ga m, Mix daily, foI oi.vie aud In'erDeaas Stations
liza n. Accommodation daily, for Port leryis.
4p n Way fOr Mddlstown, Hswbmgh and insermedisss
Stations.
5p N. Night Express, dsiyy, ,,,,,or c...,s..,,
Mans
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oNn ISIANn RAILROAD--CHANGE OF

ONG ISLAND RAILROADmChihrNr%;.n. rsr;.. New. T
Il Jane. ,is saS shs i M and iss
York. and 3ao p m Il. IsS..rwasdsis For HempsssS
No. . Il ss ssd s m M fSr Tsn. s.i, leave Hunters
Pcat on arrival Of boat fs0m Jaae.shP.
HYpW- Jersey RAILROAD-For PntpsAAS
bELrniA, snd Ii. SOUTH % ssd dssw.Yoh w.Sh ssdly
CITfsi:l ans q M FaTe "a Thouyh tckessee o.sasf ~
s.S .Ss ,s isaw ws. snd oi s;mSrs end h'''sA
checkedh W. WOODRUFF, As.i.sss ,us. SsiissssSsss
No baggage win be received for sny sr,s sissvAs,
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TOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING SLAIES
IL of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY, apply q. their lsrl
Of lah and l0bavi or TO o. FUkMAS Agent MOTT
Courtlsndt.st ". Y.
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IN Trains Passenger Station Ia New York 2ih ~
snd fh av (cnir 2sth-st J. 40 follows;
200 a Train fr New Hayea, soyping e AL staons
s.Oo lExl for Bosion via Springfield conp.sins ~
Bridgeport Wfth Hous'opc snd Nsrgs,uck Roads, Ne-ba
ven with ~ ~, NewLoudon, and stonnson Railrosds a
Hsf5rd gLh Accommodation Train ef Proysdenes st spna
Rrli With Connsciicui RI T. Montreal
$50 Train, for Norwslk and utermedae tations eors
nectirs with Danbary ftR.
ia;lSp m Tran for New s.oppag al all ssious
ne ting haven with Boston ia We shore Lne sos
M ani Hartford and Canal Railroads 10 SorthsmYen
:iJ Boston via Springfield connecting at Brissopof
with Houssonic snd Nsnesiuck Railroads ne5sven s''u
n n New London, snd storingon Railroads. -.
30 p. a.. Accommodation, connecting With Daneufy hs6'
road a, Norsalk
i.0p m for New.lisSen. stopping st all stations
$50 y. N f,T NorwAlk and intern edia'e faiiebs
so n an for Port Ih.sef aad intei N 6iae stations
800 q M raIl Train, foI NewtsSen and eli stations
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Udnto.

A N EnglshwOmaD wants q SITUATION as
"A H0USEkEEPER NURSE 10 the sick or any ngh situ
alton. Good city reference Cell at No Maronst, in the
store.
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tall
DIFLED CANNON. ON.-CARPENTER&s q, q rhASS, M.s,,
III Msehi Nos i5 All and <79 isav near ih di..
York are now prepared TO rife cannon TO any eA'e"
patch and In a superior manner -----------
VENT BUTTONS by the Million; ~ re.t o.
II loo0-AtJ y REEDS Ts,s,nss sd 80 Newyeft free
AZ Usiabt
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lanes TYLER (late of Nos. 2 and Mulberry
, informs his friends the public that he has removed
his Awning Fsg Sackns and Cot Bottom Mandatory TO NO
2o7 Canal It,, M door iror MnbeIfys He has a1 connect
ed with his establishment Bed and Bedding Store Horse ana
Merchandise Covers &C. Malt Bsgs Feed Bags ese e'g con-
stay hand lie would Iartcula call the attention o.
carmen and others his newly Vcnts,ng Feed as
which gives such uriyens sssscton. Cots Wholesale ana
tail.
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TuE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TIE SF1II-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TEE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

every TUESDAY and FRlpAS MoRNISS' % ''
- srIuuL Two CcIies for S5i Five Copies ior - 80
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iUeooina Garos, 81.

AT VIM. EvERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
"A CARDS Of tho latest sJlcs st No. o4 ItGnsL y.
WV EvERDsft, jr. Henry EsERDELL FFsSomENhhDkLI-
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Nem 1)nblitations.

CMlrH's T0POGRAPHICAL MAP
~ OF VIRGINIA and MARYLAND shows BULL RI N
and tie country syeIsed by the troops mDncly PRINT
ip four eolors go cents per copy by the hundred
}. c. RAE SMITH, No. IL kassau'st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-05
From, Richie County..She Compares
Mates With TYLER

Eds. EnEeLLigeHcer-In your paper of the
22d of October is communication from
s.KRnaw ha, /" in which it is asserted that
Richie county has not sent US many men
ito the war" as Tyler county ''that Tyler
has over two hundred men in the service,
and that Richie, from the best informa-
ton that 'Kanawha' can get, has sent only
one full company" Now, with all defer
ence to ':Kanawha," and his zeal in behalf
of his tyler county, allow me to inform
him that his "best information" is not at
all reliable, but that Richie still "wears
the horns" aud is the banner county of
Western Virginia and in proportion to
the number of votes cast against the ordi-
nance of secession, or in proportion to her
population, has more soldiersin the service
than any county in Western Virginia. She
has now three full companies in the serv-
ce-one in the Sd Virginia regiment and
t1ro in the 9th regiment, besides portion
of Company E, I'd Virginia regiment, is
from Richie. She has also two volunteer
companies attached to the 10th regiment
Virginia militia-the two numbering about
one hundred and fifty men, who are all
we'll armed, and prepared ut any time to
meet any invasion. Richie has fed more
soldiers than Tyler, having given three
dinners to three different companies; and
the town of Harrisville and vicinity, board
ed two companies which were raised in this
county nearly week before they were
mustered into service. This is not half.
We gave four hundred men their break
fast one morning; and the soldiers from
Ohio all say they have not Jared as we'll
since they left home as in Richie county
all given freely and would be glad to give
more.
Richie gaue 597 votes for and seven
against the new State. Can Tyler county
beat that? JUsTIcE.
R1rcHIE C. H., Va, Nov. 2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-05
Richmond Papers.


We have COPIES of the Richmond En-
quirtr, as late as Oct %. They were hand
ed to us by Mr.. Borgess., and were brought
from Richmond by Mrs. Raymond, of Fair
mont. The papers are crammed full of
lies, as usual, but they contain a great
deal of matter that is interesting in this
locality.
The arrival in Richmond of John G.
Breckenridge, Hon. VIM. Preston and the
fat Knight, Humphrey Marshall, is an
nounccd Breckenridge and Marshall were
serennded and made speeches, and were
followed bya Col. Christy, of New Orleans,
who said:
He was an old soldier; had fought all
through the war of 1912, and was prepared
to fight against "the Cd d-dest tyran-
n.y. that ever existed-we suppose the gall
liant Colonel meant to say, the conclusion
of the sentence having been drowned in an
outburst of applause and laughter, which
continued for several minutes.
The speaker declared that in his exit
from Kentucky, he had been SO hard press
ed that he had not had time to wash his
face in a week, but he would go back and
aid the boys of Kentucky in making those
Yankee invaders of their State take to
water. If they should fail, Kentuckians
would die to man in assertion of their
rights-all except a few half blood Yam
KEGS, whose fathers had first met their
mothers in the water half way across the
Ohio river. The speaker was often inter
rupted by boisterous laughter
The following appears as a local item in
the latest number of the Enquirer before
US =
PARADE OF ToRIEs.-Seventeen tories
from Western Virginia, reached this city
yesterday. They are a most villainous
looking set of scOundrels, and are repre-
sented in 4 letter received here from Gen.
jackson, by whose command they were
captured, as the most dangerous of the
tories of that section, and as having done
as much injury to our gallant men in that
region as had ten times their number of
Yankees.
The Enquirer, in noticing the suHferings
of the troops in North Western Virginia,
consoles itself with the reflection that the
Federal troops are suffering just us bad; it
hopes they will all starve and freeze to
death.
The same paper announces, upon the
best authority, that "Lincoln's soldiers"
at Harper's Ferry amuse themselves by ly-
ing in waiting and shooting the little fair
haired girls of the village, on their way to
school. 1t mentions the names of two or
three innocent little victims, and tells the
vile lie with such an air of sincerity, that
no doubt many of its readers believe it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-05

mE anu one State, or any porto" Of the
p.oUI. of any State, choose TO PIGesths"'slve'
n ag,ay egaiast The Government Of the
Union, IGm for trying the 'frs"gth of this
GOvern,us.t, I an for entertaining '0hsther
%. KaVe a GOvernmeat or HOt-Pnaetiea-
BIZ, etEeisnt, capable Of maintaining its au-
tGOrity and upholdiag the PO'rer' aud inter
ssts eGiek belong to Government, Nor,
Dir, an Ito Be alarmed or dissuadsd from any
spek eOvrss BY ordinations Of the sPiEttng Of
blood. IF blood IL 10 be split, BY rhOSt
fsuA /, It to be ,piltf Upon the sHHpOsitiO",
I a.aiataia, u ,riH Be The .Taslt Of those '0hO
choose to raise The standard Of dista'ioN, and
endtarOy to pro,tratt The Government. Ind
az, ehe.. that IS done, long as 1t Please'
God to girs ne VOies TO eZPress nay sc7ti-
a4eats, or az arm, areak and enfesbled as II
may Be By age, that poies and that arm triu
be on the sidt of my country, for the support
oJtAs general authority, and for the mamie.
nance Of the Poirers Of the UniOn.-[Speech
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
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FEVER AND AGUEl-A case Of eight month";
standing cured By BoyAaue's Holland Bit
ters.-Micbael Kelly, No. lit Seventh, near
Grant street, Pittsburgh, says:
Last July, while running on the river,
on cotton boat plying between Natchez
and New Orleans, was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight long months suf
fered with this dreadful disease. The
greater part of this time was unable to
work, and spent at least fifty dollars fer
different medicines, but found no perma-
nent relief. Three weeks ago, one of my
friends insisted upon my trying BerhaVe's
Holland Bitters. saying that cure was
guaranteed. After taking it for one week,
l must say was sound man. l have
been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the Chills or Fever what
ever.
l certify that the above statement istrue.
THog. ADAMS, Diamond House,
nova or r. Chester's Gothic Building.
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Items.

THE captain of vessel is not governed
by his mate, but a married man general
ly is.
THOSE who are always peering into the
affairs of others constitute very mean
sort of peerage-
A CHEMIST, however witlesS away from
his business, is, when at it, never without
his retort.
An excellent character was engraven on
the tombstone Of a lady in these words:
.she was always busy and always quiet"
MODEL wives formerly took "stitch in
time" now, with the aid of sewing ma
chimes, they take one in no time.
az SAY, Bob, you have been in Canton,
havn't YOU 2" "Yes." swell, can you
speak China ?" yes, little-th"t is,
speak broken China"
LAGER BIER.
'sDear Hans" said Fritz you're nose hash blOOnned,
How might it come to pass!"
QuOth Nick ''tish an exotic here,
''1ish brought up under glass;"
Irwe lack the sagacity to discriminate
nicely between our aCquaintances, misfOr-
tune will readily do it for us.
NEEDING Il garden is safer business than
unweeding a widow, but not half so pleas
ant.
There is often but slight separation
between a woman's love and her hate
Her keen teeth are very near her sweet
lips.
THE most mischievous liars are those
who keep just on the verge of truth.
don't mean to say,
(Said Quilp. t'other day.
wish Mr.. Wigfall, the traitor, were dead:
But then believe,
Nobody would grieve,
If the fall of his wig were affirmed of his head.