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l2.hThe State Of Alabama ratified tho constitution OF
tho Southern confedcracy, being tho hrst State
Tho following is the ordnance
smSsd Thai Ss eonson smed On The ih Sy Of
.o Sspaiss sn s sns e sSa c:rS
Tee. 10 csnyee,i.n ..s.mSsd .bsms Se
A. G. Horn, Secretary
leth-The Provsonal Congress Of the Confederate
~, Ala. on the second Monday In May.
The following is the ordinance Of Georgia adopt and
roty tho constitution Of the Confederate States Of Ame
sembled and Il hereby by authority the same,
M hs ne o
s 81 ne n % se
BE- and the same hereby adopted ratified By the State
@ 1scpsd @s II ID aud e'e
portion Of the citizens Of the Territory of Arizona in
convention a! Mesla voted themselves out tf the Union
and Gen. C. ]. Jones, formerly OF Missouri announced
himself candidate TO represent Arizona in the Con.
gress OF the Confederate States
10th-Two New York vessels which were seized
and advertised to be sold in Savannah were reescd by
order Of the Governor OF Georgia he having again reccv
cd intelligence that the arms and munitions Of be.
longing 10 citizens Of Georgia. which wee taken posses
sion Of by the police Of New York had been given up
The banks In Philadelphia resumed specie payments.
2OthIhe Arkansas state Convention adjourned. after
passing resolution To refer the question oil secession 10
the reopict be voted upon.
21st-rhe Alabama State Convention adjourned sinedie.
The state Convention Of Louisiana passed the following
by vote OF 101 TO u
We the people Of the State of Louisiana, having fully
sdered the constitution OF the Confederate
,ca adol in Convention at Montgomery the h Of
March. 1881 aud submitted 10 for hereby
atty the and declare the State Louisiana to be
ound thereby
25th-The Texas state Convention adjourned sine de
after adopting the following ordinance ratfying the con
stuon of the Confederate States
ordinance ratify the permanent o. the
Confederate States of AmereaThe people OF the State of
Texas assembled by delegates Convention ordan the
constitution Of the Confederate States Of America. and
adopted March 1851 by the Congress Of the Provisional
Of said for the
hereby rrtihed accepted and adopted for the purposes
sovereign and independent character.
x6th-1he State Convention Of South Carolina was
again convened
The state Convention OF Texas passed ordinance,
and the Legislature approved the act deposng Sam Hous
ton from the Executive chair in consequence his re-
fusa take the oath OF allegiance the Southern
confederacy.
2sh-The session OF the United States Senate ad
journed.
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March.
lst-The Secretary Of War published nm o6cial order
dismissng General Twiggs from the army or trcachery
TO tho Dag Of HE country in having surrendered ON do
mand Of the authorities OF Texas tho military pests and
property Of the United States his department and an
der his charge"
4d-The Hudson river opened.
The President signed ,hs Tariff bin passed by Con.
srsse.
4th--Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois, President elect OF
tho United States, duly inauguratcd In Washington
city. Tho ceremonies attended with great pomp
Upwards Of six hundred government troops were sta
toned in The capital In anticipation an outbreak but
no disturbance took place.
The Alabama State Convention reassembied in Mont
gomery, In accordance with resolution adopted previous
to their adjournment.
The amendment to the constitution which passed the
"ocse Of Representatives Feb. 2S by twothrds vote
also passed the Senate by the following VOTE
YsAs-Nessrs Anthony Baker. Bsler Bright Crittenden
johnson Of Tenn. Kennedy Latham Mason Morrill, Nicho
son, Polk Pugh, klcc Sebastian, Ten Eyck Thoir pson
les fso, King SUMNER. irumSui wade wiiInson VII VII
scn-l2
The inaugural address Of President Lincoln was pub
shed IN full IN the New York papers, received by tele
graph, in less than three hours after its delivery.
The Thirty sixth Congress closed at noon
TIE Convention Of Texas declared the State out Of the
Unios, and Governor Sam Houston issued proclamation
70 thai csNHt. 4Hs ~
Tho Akaasas State Convention met and elected Union
s01cers by six majority
8th-The Ssaasc Of the DATED States In extra exscu
I've Session conermed the foIswng apponsmsats tho
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Makngth average of interest payable BY the GO
ycrnmeat fraction under per cent.
SuNDiY 2Gta--1hc port OF New Orleans was blockad.
cd by the sloop Of war Brooklyn
27th--About hundred slaves escaped from their
Virginia and took refuge in Fortress Monroe.
General Butler declared them prizes and refused TO re-
turn them.
The port OF Mobile bockndcd All the principal
ports in the Southern secoded States blockaded
SOth-Nathanci p Banks, of Massachusetts,, was ap.
pointed Major General IN the United States army.
31st-An engagement took place between three govern
ment gunboas and rebel batteries 1t Aqua creek
Virginia. which lasted two hours. The batteries were
slenced. Only one man injured on the vessels.
company Of tho Second cavalry left their camp and
entered the village Of Fairfax Court House. Virginia,
where some four hundred rebel troops quartercd
skirmish took place, which the cavalry lost man
killed, missing and four wounded number Of the
enemy wore killed and Ave taken prisoners
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April.

1st-The tariff act Of the United States went into
operation.
Jay Gibbons. member Of the New York Assembly from
Albany, for accepting bride, expelled from that
body by vote Of 101 tos.
2d-The bids for the eight million loan advertised for
by the United States government opened at Wash
ington, when 1t found that they amounted to thirty
millions, but The bids low that but litt, over
three millions were taken at ninety -four.
4th-A new comet was discovered by A. E. Thatcher,
at the Rutherford Observatory, in New York.
The Legislature Of Kentucky ratified the amendment to
the constitution OF the United States passed by Con-
gress.
5th-A final vote taken by the South Carolina Con-
venton the ratification Of the permanent constitution
Of the Confederate States with the following result
Whole number of members. Observation-Disclosures 172
For the constipation. 146
Against the constitution 10
Alsan,N
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CORRECTED pAILY.l

CISeiNSATI, June 6.-rluur unchanged: de-tand
illeT1tte NJ St'5O FIR supcrine, and SEGi6GTS for
extra; family brought 1906. WHEAT Unchanged.
prime re'l 9o@ase:. and white $I,lt@liS siuii
~ <'S be the latter f'r eaTy. Corn very dull at
&c. Whisky In 6Iir demand: sales Of p.tO bhIs n
III; some high pr.'nf sold Sple below tl,se quo
ions. lrd-lOS Sbls sold at SIzc. There isTery
!itlo Offering, anil It Is m0sIl Is field Mt SSSSSN
Mothln7 done IN pork or baeln. and prices Fein1in
nonnal EIod dem AMI for Coffee with sales ar IT5
laGs ut ssaII. $ug4r-95 hImls. sold At Gsssi%
Money markstqu;et; sxcianse W. premium.
NEW wax June 6-Elour frtu. Wheat a,Iytpe-
60 l9!c for Ro0di inferior heavy; Chicago pSaSlil:
llHHpkie club SSI,l5; 70 l western sI,SSaSi SIS
WHITE VIII sl:5oS .sS: Kentucky Sl9l. Carn-saies Of
yeIEW Mt 561<9lI. tx heavy; mes OAsai6 6ft
prime 81 %0l9l261 whitkY firn; SIlut at i6JGa
IIc StElrdnll. Coffee ate dy. Tarpsntlne dull a.
IO@I2 Rice quiet, =
pihpELPHf1 June f.-FtnIr ve-y inactive owing
partly to the rain. Eaes TO ale ~ S5,5 to 10 for
sgpernns: and s. $50 i5h for extra. There . les
wheat Offering; sales Mt $l.3S9l IS Er r, l. aud 81 ~
"a no for white: Sales of liin Coffee ut Issq Ilc
on time Germ Improving sales at a5t for ives.
TERM mixed selling At ISGbSl Provision VAR. anil
Whisky inlEt W. at l466i7.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read tbs Following, It is True

7 II. LoSAs, Esa7 Dear SIR.
wrote to you solne time sinee for Bottle Of
deisa, aud must say that It has acted upon me IKE
Charm. have been afiIoted tlr near Two Year,
With Dyspepsia; twO-thirds Of the time vpmitsl
from one to three times day. had given up tho
dO1 of ever getting we'll and indeed my friends had
sttsn mp all lopel OF my ever getting well again.
"a 'ed to this, suaerel with the serOfula very
much. Since Last September one side Of my neck
was one entire sorc, composed of running
sores, The use Of ono Hottie has mich improved
ne. NY stomach Is relieved AMI my neck has I'm.
PESNed 3SyvWl my most eauzuine exlectutIOns.
re much euc1uTRSri and think by the Of one or
tN2 bottles nose shall be relieved entirely. YCu
wa please SEMI me two bottIeI l,y the boat.
sfvlirs respectfully, is. HOMER,
4; me above medictrs is prepared by \. A. HRHNT
4 CO.. 40. 14I Market street, Wheeling,
an4 sold by most Of the DruGsi Vftle city. ap3
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-. BoFs DRowaEp sc .lrrll.r afler--

h9 BOYS DRuwSEp -Yettsrd4y. af,er.
noon an interesting little hoy named A bcrt
Sensenssy, son of Mr. Jacob senssn.er
waa drowned in Wheeling creek, NIT far
IRON the HemPfel'l tunnel. He was in the
water bathing with another lad, aud going
hsedlessly iuto the stream WIS uIai !, 10
reach the shore again. The little fellow
was only eight years of age. The BODY
at lust accounts, had not been recovered.
About the same time. and only a short
distance below where the lid Sonseusey
was drowned, n little boy mined Harmon
sonof (" widow lady in East Wheeling, was
drowned. The body was recovered in
about BALI an hour, but all efforts to re-
store life were uuavailiug.
Every night tue boys swarm the waters
OF Wheeling creek like minnows. Some.
thing shOuld be done, if not iy parents nv
the authorities, to prevent if possible this
sacrifice of life.
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B8e"wnY D0Air you TAKE Ir3'-Thel

B-"wnY DoA'r you TAKE ITl'-There
isa good thing in one of the pictorial pa
pers which we see banging in front of the
News depots. Ii picture representing
two dogs, one a very large, ligniied look
ing animal, and the other very small
impuIeut fee. The big d,g is called Gen
Scott, and the. Gee JED. Davis, Between
them lies bone called Washington
The big dog is resting his hnunches upon
a tremendous pile of provisions and other
evidences ofppwsr. AMI is Supposed u be
remlrkinS to the 6ee. who is apparently
turning 10 leave the bone, ..why dou't you
take i'm
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THE FEMALE ORs4XIzATIox Is often ms
fratl rs that of II tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able to undergo the lubors and
trials nj maternity. In this country
thousands of young and beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this eau
flone. HUstetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will save many of this clUss from
an nntimely grave. This mcriicise hns
heUn used with great benefit hy in m ,nse
numbers of people throughout the rypuh-
lie. and tile prnprietora have received
grateful commentators from all sections
of the country. Tue Bitters will he fund
to hc very pleasant to the taste, even Ms a
beverage and Pr"mptnnd powerful in its
effect as 81 medicine. 1t intuses new vital
ity into the frame, and strengthens the
whole system, so that women, who use it
arc enabled to go through with laborsi
which would, without 1t, be certain to
pr0str.te them,
Sold by all druggists. my-lm
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From st. Louis.9

ST. LoTls, June 6 "A battalion of U. s..
RsEnlars from Carlile Barracks. destined
for New Mexico. arrise sesier,lay and pro-
eeeded west lay tie Hannibal & ST. J0sep
Rtilroad.
Col. bernstein resigned command of
the And regiment of volunteers.
TIE Republican learns that Capt. MeDon-
ALI will be pruiueed before the %. S. Dis.
trict c@lrt at Springfield, H.. this morn
ing. under a hGbs0S 20 lpWs writ Issued BIS
tue Judge Oflhat Court on Monday last.
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Thefollowingil Aus extract rom aIettervritteDly
the PattUr Of a baptist Church to the journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati, OhiV, and speaks vGluues In
favor OF that Eorid.reuuwped Ineiicine-MRs. WINs-
lows 5SeTnrxo srRuP POR cnllDnEs rRE4BIS0:
I'VE tssHn 1lVsrtIsementi in your columns Of Mrs
wiusloN's S0othlsg syrap. Now Nc never said a
%Ord In Etvur Of patent medicine before Ii, ourife
3ul We feeleOmpclied to sHy t. your readers that
sltis no hnmOrS-TE HAVE fRIEl' II. AND Know IT TO
% vi etAtNs. 1t Is, probably ono of the must
1aeceaHfGl ede1neR of the lay. because Il IL one Of
the Oest. Aud thOse Of your readers Whu have la
6leS suit do better than to lay In q supply.''
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AGAIN another prOofthat BOsrhIUes LIoL-
tGHa BHteEs Is worthy OF recommendation.
The plain and upright lIiry.ysn Sled
rerht, daughter of Van Dyke. had last
spring a dangerous sickness, hut got SO
far we'll az to he out of the doctors treat
could get no appetite, and conlI not get
strength enough to lo her household work,
Till within few weeks past. She used
hut one bottle Of the Bitie5s. which, with
the help OF Cod, has given her strength,
and she feels quite well; for while her hus-
bard gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
for having recommended the Bitters for
Ills wife, and requeSte'l1me to hive the
6Ode," L Dub0E,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above Is literal Translation from
the last number of the Sheboygan Nreu,Os-
bode. my-lm
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seuessionist Shot.

CHANBERssuRG June 8.-Glintou Rcntch.
a wealthy seressiOnist. was shot, last night,
by Union man, az NtlIiamsport. Reutch
boosted that he coald whip any Union m ia,
living. Aftsr his death, \ pass, signed BY
his brother, a promfneht secsssionist OF
Maryland, was tog lIl on his person. ae.
therebef forces at Hlrpers Ferry. =
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SrABBrso ATFaAY is srsussSvrbtE.

R9SrApBtso ARRAY Is SrsussSvrLtE.
-on Tuesday nights man named saun
ders, who lives III Hancock county, Va.
went over to steubearille AID got TO talk
ing about how he was going to raise a Sc
eessiOn fitg V'hen he got home. Some of
tho boys gut after him and chnset him
town.tO the terry-boat, when he drew a
knife aud stabbed oae of the number na-
med Washington LAYING Saunders was
Immediately lodged in iail, which tnsiita-
Iiou was E,mried lIya heavy police force,
To keep the people from lynching him
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WAsHISGTOX, June q. Among the incl
dents of female patriotism shuull he men.
toned the fact, that ut a period of great
Danger TO this city. Il young lady sncceersed-
in reavhing Washington and furnished 10
high officials inEDrmltion Of most. Inn
pnrtant cElnrnctrr which proved servirea-
BILE to the Government.
In tho New Orleans mil, which reached
the Washington POstsotIise Yesterday vim
Pittsburg, WAS, by some mtsta%e, letter
addressed to Post Matter General Reagan.
containing an application for acuitrtrt to
carry the mail,ih the Confederate States. z
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Notice 10 Man subsoribers.
pRoWNRn.

YESTERDAY AFCEBNUoN. WHILE BATHING
i At the Landing Of tbs Bel.no.t !run Works
AN Meyer aged H6lut Is year,, NON or CIlas Mty.
e.. auiIIhie revuTd will be given Ebr the recOy.
cry oi hs pody GA giving uottcS AZ the Udce Of The
bum0ht h0E6e- ieB-3tH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

RD~A sEsEsu FtAa.-we we're yester.
day shown by Lieut.. Griffin Of the ls;iYlr-
sini' Regiment. a large secession flag, cap
tnrrd during tue recent brush AT Phillfppi.
Lieut. Griffin cut it from tall poll f.om
the top OF which it was Rutteriug in the
early morning breeze. lie brought it up
far the purpose of presenting it to the uu-
ion ladies Of Labelle, from whom the b ,ys
have mtny kindue:sos to acknowledge.
S~PosrMAsrER APPotSrED,-Mr. Jas.
NeDermot, las h.en appointed Postmaster
at Washington. Pa.
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P8rLEvY ron TuE SUrPoHT OF THE SoL-
D'ERs.-The County Court yesterday mad,
levy of $4,000, for the support of the
families Of thuse who have ormay rolan-
'seE from Ohio county, 10 serve in the Uni-
ted STATES Army, Also $1,000 for the sap-
port OF deserving poor who bave been
hFowaept of sqpioymtat
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GRAlroN, JUNO eth-7P.M.

To G.. Il. Harrison:
We arc prntiaed to he assured that Col.
Kellyis much better this evening.
C. W n
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Gar Carr. owESs, Of P.trsburg. is now
qudrtered on the steamer Courier with II
tine company of men who will SOON be
mustered iuto.the 0. 8. service and 60 into
Camp Carlisle. The Captain left last night
for Pittsburgh, and will return tomorrow
with a sufficient number of men to gil up
his company, who are anxious to DO with
tue buys in Grafton.
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y'ne use Of these Pills the periodic afthers o
NefS's'' or Sick AeIdaehe may be pre- vsf,S am, 10
s'.e 1t the commencement Of an attack Immaculate
's.lS' lFem pain and sickness viii be obtniaea.
- hsy Seldom fail In removing the SauRa and
!. ttt {. to ThISh females are so 1uIjeer.
4hey act gently upon the bow sis,-rCnoyinr 10.
FoF Literary 4tH Stnsssnts, Delicate Females. and
All persona Of tede!aSy Aubits theS arr y,lail. =.
improving tl,u appetite giving toas aud
t'gD, 'ee digestive 0rnps anl restoring the ma.
M [, ,.leity aod Of vtolesysrer
4ne GEPuALIC PILLS are the rssni; Of Ions in.
S@lslsHti'n and carr ny CONTESTED eapsritpepts.
having been in use ly years. daring EilsI, tIg,.
shes nave prevented and relieved a Tast AMOUNT
E'' ana saussinK tom lfCSasche, whether oriStpu
ting In the SsTrOUS system Of from lstanrsa tee
Of the stO4deh. - 414 :. ''sls'
Aise9 ~ snttrslr ISRvta6ls n thsir eomuo1itiar
and rnNybo taken At all tlu.ss Win perfect sf.,I
Without aakns any ellnsc Of tliet. and TIE ..,o.
q ssy a.tigns%e ta'ts rsSdsrs d ssp
tksHsto ehitdnsa.
BEWARE OF ooUXTEEssfrsl
Eie senai lsvO TO signatures Of Henry c. spslf.
Sold Gyos. issssai III rpeaisr.l IN ss,itr,,.s
p'1 VII Os sent BY n,ail prepared on receipt ..
p PRICE AZ CnSns.
Aii0Eders should he 4adFessptlto
4. HENRY G SPALDITG,.
IL cedar ST., New Work
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.GnHarnnr,s .hTa.sslalee..

cosco9p, June Soy. Barry in his
preparations and money 70 aid the G6vcrn-
mene lie recommends the, organization
of AT least one regiment in every C6uLt ",
to be thoroughly drilled AMI equipped for
service AZ the call Of the Goyerament.
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From Fortress Monora.

FoRrREss MoxaoE. June 4,-The Albany
regiment arrived to-'lay ,and goes into en-
campmtnt near hampton. 1t ~ thorom. H..
Is prepared for immediate servise.
Col. B,rtlcts hiss not yet arrived from
Washington.
TIE Naval Brigade will doubtless be
en'ir"ly dtsl'anded in few days. Eighty.
of b n are +tillion the Rip Rape.
htl morning. the Harriet Lane cx.-
elll u about fifty shots with the Pig
Pntn, battery, nearly opposite Newport
News, on the James River. She resolved
two shuts, wnundiGg live men, some Of
them severely. The Harriet Lane was
nbnut' thr,-e-fOurtl'i of II mile rr.m the
battery, the seven embrasurts of which
disclosed heavy pieyes. Two of the Har.
rirt Lane's shells burst Immediately over
them
Night before last. five compare, went
nearly to the HALT Way House, between
Hampton and Yorktown.
Gen. Butler has spent the day at New
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-07

AIExASDRIt, Va. june e.-Oapt. Ball Of
the Va. Cavalry company, captured ON the
occupation of Alexandria, IN tue Federal
forces, has received n permit TO go beyond
the limits. in order to bring his family to
Washington. II is thought that his nc.
count Of the good treatment he received
while prisoner, will have M inhueure on
the rebels in his neiRhhorhood. The oath
administered to him was not merely that
ofp1rOle. bur one ~ allegiance to the Fed.
crul government, both Of which were nd
Inini$t.rsd.
An attack by the rebels was spprehend-
ed last night, in some quarters. aud tile
necessary precautions were taken, but tile
town remained quiet.
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WAsurSoTOx, June 6.-The Postmaster
at Memphis having refused to distribute
mail mntter cent to his office, the Post
master General has directed the following
order to be issued: The PustotFire ut Mem
pills, Tenn., is discontinued. The Post.
mister General orders all Pos minister's to
forward to the dead letter Office ut Wash
inglOa all mail matter that is directed to
thai office.
1t liavtng been reported that large
number Of arms had been stored at H.
vHu't under the projection Of the BRUSH
flag for the Confederate States, CuusDi SIM
feidt was directed to inquire into the sub
A letter was inst received from him. in
which lie says the matter has pr .yious
engaged his attention. He had found iii
all al itions OF wtr brought must be i'm
ned'Gtely deposited in thp government
wnrcliUmse, n used or sold from THENCE
OILY by express permission from the Cap
tnin-GenrrIl himself. II would lie I'M
POSSIBLE to lind the number of rifles. Spcri-
fled. namely 25O,OUO, without the knowI-
edge Of the government authorities. ~
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ELMtTA, n. Y June 6.-The 10Th n. Y
regiment of Gqsppga; uuder .t;gl. CLARK,
LETT ramp this murlln& for wds ellington,
via Harrisburg and Baltimore.
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NV YORK. Jim 1.-THE scFooners A.
~ ! LiRlsay < IEa 9l1ss, and yy,g.A sL;rOnks,-
Ats sio&itnS Ni.h provisions i6s Fortrssst
Moproe.
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sW DlDS-r LIKE tT.-sOme two Of three
of the young men who not long since, went
TO H"rPers Ferry to join the JEFF. D,via
rebellion, have recently retur ed. They
represent depldrdGle stale of things
there. The officers and men are almost
continually drunk, and the whole camp is
vast Bach"naliau rvvcl. On tue day Of
the election the soldiers voted for the ordi-
nance of secession early aud often, aud
thought the ottener they voted, the better
the joke. All of the young men to whom
we refer, have been perfectly disgustcl
with The whole business.
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br Col. KrLtr's Ooxplrtox.-Dr. Fris.
SELL whowas called on TO attend Col. Kelly
after the skirpish at PhillipPi, returned
last evening HeSreports thnt Col. Kelly
Is comparatively Comfortable, aud that
there snog good rensou Why he should not
speedily recover. The thousands ofFr,ends
of the gallant Colonel, viii be rfjoiced to
hear this:
Dr.Thoburn, the Surgeon Of the RpgI-
ment, who was in tue city last evening.
concurs with Or. Fri5sell as TO the Colo.
nels condition.