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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

WHEAT+ste Nfuo BAD nd q ss ron store
A lot Of 1000, bbsh va OsspaP , he SANE sgpr'
and refused. "
OORh-oulsl At SIC.
OATS-oul.t at &c.
HGHWINEs-s4ss o. small lot attic.
BGGs-steady at Ice
BUTTER Remains yeu dul At 500
OHEEsE-Gooi new Is quatabIe 1t e97e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

E8-ProstrariOn Of the System and rspid
dsoHDe are almost invariably the results Of early
msl.praetlcos and unchecked yioious halis. A treat
ts dsborately got ~. has Lately issued from the
pross Illustrating this tendency, and the cure Is
. 9sll as prevention OF the came. IL is entitled HHu-
nan FraUtY, or Physiological Researches" Il en-
hsrs feny into the caused, effects aud most shcacious
mode Of Touring al diseases Ofs dslicaie nature, Eilh
ooplous instructions for the psreet restoration Of
tkoss Nh0 are prevented By imPediments from en-
eerins Into tbs marriage state.
Sold By Dr.. BarrJE, isf Blseoksr st., n. 7, Price
6 esuta. sent fres Of pOstase everywhere. ReGdths
adVoafisemsn Of "Frissemar" In another column.
Also sold By i. 7. Gaylord and William Fiske,
DTugrets. 0laveiEud. Chic.
R-ft IS wonderful how soon a valuable
nszsdy beeomes known. Or. S. o. Richardson's
sherry Wine Bittens is nsed and recommended by
She leading Physicians Of tbs country, ami ell who
oncs tT it pronounce &c valuable. No.
DzLPHos, Allen Co., o., July g, IS.
MsSsra. J. n. Harris q O0.-GEHTLEAEN I have
sold DE-. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters for
several years, snd can ohoeriully recommend them
20 the public as 9 menicns Of decided merit in all
nRsss OfQenerslD Debility, Dyspepsia Fever a Ague,
- Yours truly,
"a J. ". HUNT, Druggist.
W The Sherry Wine Blttsrs sre for sale b. I. r.
4aTIOTds strong 4 Armstrong, AEd Q.s. Mackenzie,
Cleveland, O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
Tho wy the Traitors are ;dS6It With:
's>sis sa E. s;;t41 4FaIsi.ialll. County.
GLEY EAGIon, May 80, {

E6Ri9a5s q have had q busy
time In olE Ut illaga foe 3 fsW dS5gpast!
On Monday last, committee of fiyey7Were-
appointed; for the,purp6ae OF having those
.Petsoas who Sojed for the 0tdtuadeS Of
Secession, brought ih7Ahd sworn to support
the Constitution q, the United 5statesf said
commitlee have one hundred meuiat their
bidding htaEe fellows too who would
travel twenty miles 10 bring in one Of these
traitors, Relieving 1t not very safe to let
these traitors retain their arms, they ask!
them quietly To deliver them over. Some
VINO bad bohsted a short time ago of itheir
bravery, are a.llitde reluctant TO comply,
hut the sight of a small article that made
PADDY sneck swell sarguments sufficient.
We have also five railroad bridges we'll
guarded every night, and woe betide the
rascal who dare modest them. When the
"boys" return with traitor you will see
him always flag bearer, and cheering the
Stars and Stripes, whether .WillihgLy OF not,
this deponeth sayeth not. Some take the
oathwillingly, others rather hesitate. With
thelRtter we are wont to add clause to
the oath, which is never to aid or assist
any of the SO called Secession Confederacy
10 opposing the Federal Government in the
execution flhe laws ofthe United States.
sssels4,f 5af 0HRGG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

JBEF. DAyIs5 "a our readers knnNt, has
arrived at Richmond, and We learn from
the Eaguirer of that city had been well re-
ceived. he was accompanied by Yigfsll
and Toombs BE made the following
speech to the rebel soldiers
ANY friends and fellow citizens am
deeply impressed with the kindness ofyour
manifestation. ! look upon you as the
last beat hope of liberty, and 10 onr liberty
alone is our constitutional government to
be preserved. Upon your strong right arm
depends the success Of our country, and,
in asserting the birthright to which you
were born, you are 70 remember that life
and blood are nothing as compared with,
the great interests you have at stake
(Cheers.) - E.sso u
TppsJ. be that you have not long been
trained, and that ron have much 70 learn
Of the art of war; but know. that there
beats 10 the breasts Of southern sons de-
formulation never TO snrrender&a determi-
nation peTer to 60 home bntito tell tale
of honor. (Cries of never. aud applause, J.
Though gr0RtmAy be, hedisparity ofhuin.
benz, give rs a fair field and FREQ ight,
and the Southern banner will hnat in tri-
umph eveEyRhers. (0beerss) ThG gcOun-.
try reIiesfupon you. Upon you rest the
hopes Of onr people and u have only to
cay, my friends, that 70 the last breath of
my lifsT RmWbolly your own. - Tremen.
d6d5 ehaeFs. - ?. ils5I s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
About mo STails, !
wHEELtSo, Va, June A, 1901


Editors Of the YHeelng Lntellgeaeer:.
GEETLEMRH-The notice of the Post Of
fee Department of the 9th May, discon-
tiuuipg the postal service in the seeded
States, Is NOT intended to apply to Union
counties Of Western Virginia, as it is the
intention Of the Post Master General to aE-
ford the loyal citizens of those counties ev-
cry mail facility In the power of the De-
partment. All routes heretofore supplied
with mails will be continued, and all con-
tractors in the loyal counties are requested
tract, and in all cases where they may have
discontinued it, they are desired to resume
it at once. Post Masters whose offices may
not be supplied with mails, willplease APP
ply to the Post Master at Wheeling; but no
mails will be sent into secession counties.
Respectfully,
a. B! WALnBR, Special Agt. p. o. Opt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
Letter from aforgantolFy:vl;il1l.
MoReANTowS, May 2sth, 1861. 4
- .FfEUft .s- q o'clock p NJ 90

GluGh 4's NhRa
Editors WIeeling Intelligeresr:
Our hitherto quiet town has been in a
state of intense excitement for the past
fonr days. II has been crowded with the
volunteer soldiery from our neighboring
counties OF Western Pennsylvania, be-
sides many from our own county, who
have poured in, owing to exciting rumorS
that the secessionists were upon us and
our town, orr that they were3 marching
down from Grafton, to take possession of
us and sn6j1gate the Union men of this
county, which rumors were all uufounded.
1t has turned out, as mhnytOf Us thought
it would, that the secession crew at Graf
ton have Ind their bands full in taking
care OF themselves, aud getting out Of the
way of our loyal troops from Wheeling,
who were after them with s.sharp etick.n
lie are informed that Col. Kelly and his
men are at Grafton, and that the rebel crew
have fed, on the approach of our Union
forces and have shown their prnc teal ap-
proVRl of Falstaff 8 maxim, that discretion
was the better, part of vaIor. You of course
are posted of ali the events 10 connection
with.the patriotic movements of the Datri-
otto troops from your city.
Some so of our Secession voters, in this
county, sent in their written oaths and
names. 10. our town to-day, declaring their
fidelity to the GoverumentiRnd,theC Onsti-
tuition. ] think IL probable that the re-
naming 55 voters will do the same thing.
In n very few days we will not have n
Secessionist in our county, We expect to
hold our election for Delegates to the 11th
of June ConyentiOn,.onth the 4th!
- am, proudCr than ever of Western Vir-
ginia, 0s / read in your valuable paper, the
overwhelming rebuke which she has given
81 NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A.
The Way that County and sl6lIlar
Counties were oarrIed for the orr.

q
The Way that County and SIMILAR
Counties were CarrIed for the Orr
dinanse,
We are permitted. BY Mr. O. D. Hub.
bard, % publish the following letter, re-
criyed 81 him frbm friend in Washing
ton county, in the Southwestern portion &c
this State:
What times We live in | revolutionary of
the worst form. In this part of the Coms
monwealth, but one opinion Is now toler-i
ated. Please. give me a line informing me-
whether You are secure in your Union Po-
sttion In the Northwest. can not write
to yon with freedom, for reasons that iyon
will understand. The intolerance Of our
revolutionary leaders equals that Of the
French Revelation. Tie violent few rule
the order loving many! Lam a slaye=-
holder, and identified with the South by
both interest and atiection. Ny children
fare SoItherners "tos the manor boFu.''-i'
Yet, il / had voted against the Ordnance
ef Damadtion, l should te.day be on exile,
or corpse The vote throughoht the
State is worse than asrnoekeryii it Is an
-outrage. Bat i am getting too bold. 1.
write 70 thank yo1 for The Enquirer that
you wereBe1 kind as, % have sent to me.
speeches of members Of tho Convention;
ahd't subsequent aclsI 90
tPIeass send ne n Wheeling 81 Espapef
oeeaSional!y, The papers Of the H0Dufcd =
prate States'-t6 which Wheeling sea RELY
belong -givs 6pt one side OF ;tas eyspts OF
the day aud Of their causes. az q ia,Aise Q
Our peopIe;hays little idea of tbs mag
nit1de Of the war upon which the country
has entered;T nor of its durHtiuns Ny
offer themselves freely fot the
army. What moltHing;is 70 fallsupon our
families, and what distress upon the land Z
= This note I send bY Louisville, KY, mn
Please tindT time 10 seq Pine word.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

East Tennessee Threatening seeeEs
EIsi sion from the state. s'.a
Azletter from Jefferson county; Tenn,
dated the 21st, and published in the No
tiOaaL IntslIigencer, makes some Interesting
statements of the state of things there:
That Tennessee will secede / think quite
probable, bat not by. the vote Of East
Tennessee, which section of thee State /
thinkawill give an overwhelming majority
against il. And let me- tell you th8tS in
the ntiOf the State Seeding, we scri-
ousty contemplate The immediate secesSion Of
East Ze'ulessee from the remainder oftthe
State, and to occupy, q neutral position du-
ring the war betweensth the GovernmentiBnd
the South. Thezleading men Of East Ten.
nessee favorssuch plan, and this, in my
opidioni will be adopted asd a dernter re-
sort.sl am happy to inform Won that mo
two men in the State haYo exhibited more
of that courage which constitutes the
true imam than have Anderson john
son and Thomas A. r.. Nelson.--
Neither the prospect Of being left
IN hopeless minority nor threats of per-
sonal violence hHve in the least tended to
intimidate them or awe themiinto silence.
on tue contrary, they have joint met the
people OF Fast Tennessee, and spoken to
- y " w l kea IN 99s.t1 Cow
Johnson has promised to speak in this
place There iPI in all the little towns np-i
on the Immense line Of the railroads, an in-
tense excitement. upon the subject of.
Southern rights, but in the Country reason
is not quite dsthtoned, and I believe that,
thereiis patriotism enough in the land to-
save the country from theruin and dsstfuct
ton pending over il. Whetbet ]. am mis- ii 4
taken or not time will shortly Determines
The leading men OF AZ ddle4 Tennessee IRE
now eanvassing East Tennessee, and heaven
aud earth will be raised In order to. con-
snmnnate their disuniod purposes. The.
Southern heart must be fired, and Ten
nesses precipitated into revolution a,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
a 1TIstaiEo Corrected.
MANNlNaToN, June

MANNlNGToN1 June 3, 1861.
Editors Lntetligtncsr -
Inotice an error that got in your paper
oil, this morning, which, no doubt, was I'M
intentional. The mistake was this. You
state that the man accidentally wounded
ilt Camp BuTnt Bridges was named Peyton.
BIS, name is Daniel SwaueT, who is now
rapidly EseoyeSing. I make this correc-
may be in possession OF the facts, as am
convinced you were. lead into the, error by
common rumor.
Yours Respectfully,
8uIlEr EatIfs ]. W. CoLL1ER: Cant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

TuE Louisville Journal Ofthe soth ult.,
publishes two letters disclosing desperate
scheme to precipitate Kentucky into seces-
sion3by the aid of Tennessee. 1t alpe6ts
thar cannon, rides, !aaskets, and Kentucky
soldiers have been semitic, Union City from
Padueah: Union City isin Tennessee, near
the Kentucky border, and according to the
plot as developed in the Journal, it seems
that the Convention Of the First Congress
Sional District, to meet at Maydela, is to
hurry through asscesston ordinance, when
the disuniontsts OF that District, with a
strong military force At .MayfsldS. backed
by far stronger Tennessee military force
at Union City, will strike for disuniou.-
The .toitgRal says g here 10 q case that calls
loudly for the Immediate aud vigorous in
terposition ofthsRuthoEilies of Kentucky"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

HpHPaRExs county, Tenn, is a lighting
district. A Nashville paper would have
rs bslteEo that seven hundred recruits came
from Il 70 join The rebel army and When
the last company len ekes Isqa. u he az, el9
MA 10 keep thsaa JfrOW gOfsSg; and that the
women in that county, eyeps are resaynoW
TO volunteer 10 the 5esviiee OF the oonfed-
crate States. 9. Z. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

wlTH the stoppage Of the mails, the con-
usctiou Of the Southern people with the
ontstds world will be almost entirely cut
Cd. one-thtrd of tho newspapers in
North Carolina have been suspended, aud
the per csn,age is almost as great in other
Southern stateS! Il Is hard Oget rid of..i
taste for reading newspapers, when once 1t
is formed, and It would not be surprising
If the eight OF even q 'trile sheetp from the
North were to b. welcome, byapdby. We
notice that it iS!the most violent Of the Sc.
Ss6siop sheets which are compelled to sus-
pend. Perhaps the latent Union feeling in
the South has spRethiuE tg7do with * n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
rnn - =. ea,L fIsish,l.....i...s.. Z. Z. !.

TRs n. z. sch uFishl regiment hare.
already dag . ttensh q .nileleng aud seSen
feet deep Sa AFlinEt66 HsiEhss. ssthem.
COON and Ihsy viz dsig one aroand Virgia-i
10, In 'ths senrse Of ssWeek, big enough %
bury al th0sfsS SSioRlstl. 5s7sI.s gIs s. S, i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

ITO MAKE GOOD BREAD USE THE ExCBI.-
1lSIOR BAKING POTVDER. Our Gus
t0meFS say .sthers Is no nAKGN0 POWDER that will
compare With IT." SOIdin Quantities 10 suit, ty
lo4 4. II. LOGAN Co. and IO8A LIST & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
on Mnshington q diem read sthnss !

IFUW .lVgAsuIURI0n e LuemEeAu9lhlssl
"DfesS.4I regular dress MI 81 an
pointed. BY the. board, Whichs each uurse
will be required "a Rdbpt-ndi iooP. bad
atiolsed IN he 5srpict 4 Committee on ont
fit will be appointed TO -superintend the
outfit Of the nursing corps, which will be
regulated BY 7thsYamoq1t ottheEgagg ial.
loved e each iqdiyi4salA Il All sll1 y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
HYdro-Oarbon on.

ayQTO"WcGED vi.
NIIR> Subscribers desire to inform Consumers ana
i Dealctsin Carbon Oils. that they have recently
erected Refinery, tho AtIllattan ami mRnuiI.
tnre OF very superior Hydro Carbon OIL for Illumi
mating purposes All the latest improvements 10 the
have. been adopted. = = y q q = vi
Tho great advantage OF a BRILLIANT light, and tho
cheap cost at which It may be had, Will Induce ali
economical House keepers adopt Oi-ts entire
safety VIII reepmmend II strongly Ia the stead Of all
explosive burning dulds now tlse.
According to careful test made by usNniepint of
our Hydro Carbon or will give brilliant light
equal to at least star cndesl for % hours making
can be regulated as required and good IIeht pro
dueed for 1hT6e hours every nIghtat cost Of oSE
To psrsonsin want Of ehenp and good tLnbrt-
eating Olt for machinery " any kind we can recon-
mend our e1IHchinery orr made in part from Petro.
le1n and farnished Of any required density.
Oil on h9ud, put mp In packages of any desirable
siZa from barrels to quart cans.
Warehouse on Market Alley.
je1-2WIs's ls'l' = sWARttEN 6 son.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

= 1t is evidently .nottaipsrfect Paradise In
Richmond, The Eza@Htr of that city
grOWls terribly At the State authorittes.4444
II says that all the fat Offices fall into tho
hands of the new converts to secession
dSstEfnei. Itmakes this paiufat Announce.
meut. ave. have yet to hear of a single
original champion of the south who has
been treated with common consideration
or ordinary politeness." 1t is distressing
to think that the chivalry can bo wanting
in politeness, aud their.own brethren, too.
It Is angular that the experience of tho
original champions has been the same
almost eyeryHhere in the South. They
have been Overslaughsd by another set of
men. ----.--.---- -. IL -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
JEyecI7tor's Notice.

..lSzra, Notice. M
z TNIIH C0sPARTNBRSEIIP aHBREr0PoRR TX.
u isttng between jacob Kiger and Patrick KEN
nsdy, under the title Ot. RigeF 4 Co., was tiiasnly-
cd On April lst' by the deeeSse Of j. 4KIker All
persons Indebted to the firm viii please cali irlne
dhtely and settle. aud those having claims xiii pre-
sent them fonHsttlement
ffs ssr55s ,,i 4i- ; PATRICK. KENNEDY.
= VIE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO INR0RAf
i his friends and the public that having boTiIi,t
the entire interest Of Q. Kfg6r HUI tina ISt6 fri he
VIII Continue the bpsness IN all brInehss at the
patronage hereto 1tehded to tho r1, he iUpcs
by strict attention. and BY Ing no pains to give
merit Continuance Of the Hams lie q now irtrE
eeipt OF large and well selected stock OF Dry Goods
TO which he Ebuld respectfully Invite ths attenfion
Of all In want Of anything In his line. 1T
- M p. KENNEDY.
Wheeling,' May 1s6I-1w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

GEE2 HogsroS has specumbed to. the
pressure upon him, If We can. trust the re-
port which the Houstona Ggzstte gives Of
one Of his recent speeches.. BE takes sides
with the south, declaring that whether
t'the, State cent sntion acted right or wrong
Is net nov the question r sd diir M 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

Il 1ssF & reserved ct ashiRgtoR rspEe-i
sent the topelef public. aud pirate feeling
wtthlre9pest to this eoadlry as improving
IN England We trust the position of
The British itl eeSerpaeus Vim soon. beck.
pres With snehtemph that heTelEiIl
be 20 rsoP for qpesttnnai ~ insa,a5ii.l5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

8 TRn:D1yeuport, GdRctte has. intelligence
from ADesmothes, itAdas that news Of a
startling character was resolved that 5000
Indians, apparently With hostile intent,
were within atty miles of Sioux City, and
tbsWheIs NorthWeStera part Of the State
was in great alarm from aPPsensuded at
tackS. A bill was introduced In the Leg.
iSlature, and doubtless passed, authorizing
the Governor TO seud saEisient troops, In
faptEY,. artillery and, rsYalEy, 20 project
tRea. ilEkh 4tA --il j illllAa5 I lis'l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

AL1 All11tEs u a sgRHIEESYs OF
H. e 81 - =, - 7..l.i
III sats p s1gIar Eia5iI II1T5q 5ds 76t :iisr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

a great deal has been said about the.
rich southeruers who have entered as pri-
Yates into the confederate army; but there
ise regiment now drilling in New York
city, which takes the wind quite out of
their sails ItislGomposed of men of large
means, and who belong to the very '.best"
society. The Astors, Livingstons, lie Roys,
Schuylers, ogdens, Van Renssalaers. Van
Burens, and others of the 6rst families,
are ali represented. Its claimed that the
average wealth of the members may be
put down, 1.-THE lowest estimate. at $780,
900 each. The corps is now full, and is
rapidly progressing in efficiency. The
organization is intended to be apermanent
one. 80, ---..t.r-.--.r $1,000
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
IN CHAHcRRY

Oftho Circuit Court or Ohio County for the month
of 3iny, 1901: So salt 5tt rts1.s Jt1 sfEi
Daniel Marley 1,iii 10 -t.fsf r.a3f ij5sgy
against ! Attachment In ChRnceFy.
Y Frederick Stanton 49, - fE3Fl -
The object Of thlsluit s tofeeoyer Of the eEebant
the sum Of I've hundred and ninety seven dollars
with Interest and costs of suit
q Tho defendant, Frederick Stanton, not having
alldayt filed In the cRpss that h6 is not q resident
OF this CommonFealth -on motion Of the Plaintiff
by his attorney It Il ordered That he appear here
within ono month after due publication or this or
deg and do Ehat may be NECESSARY tOeprutect his in
tetests In this suit and that copy of this order DO
forthwith Inserted in Bome neWBpapbr publiSied In
the cityof Wheeling for four successive WsekS ami
that copy Of the same be posted at ithe unt dior
Of tho next County Court. astas 80
y Aeopy-Teste.h 5ills GEO W. SIGHTS Clerk
Peudeton = MarslIAll, soils for compl'ts isi-ItVn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05

no ScARctEz or Com. There NEED be-
RoappEehsalieas o. scarcity 81 gold ia
this eountEy. Tho \. 2. Nazaaait,l
which & anexeelisd commercial authority,
ssafss thai atGce January lst, the exports
Of this Segut hkyS Increased SeseGsssn
millions Of dollars; Ehile our Imports
ha5o ISefs 6 - niillioSs, Is .eompaFed
Win iS3 yEiTs Allowing hit gold must
ee4li9gs e spPs g e - sEsa9 aEosss.s y a
Ea- ----- VI AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-05
.Th.eL. soldi.r q 3. !,

"a = & flTNH I.4HH
The march of thett. s. troops down the
hilliiuto our town yesterday. aside from
the emotion Of gladness which filed every
heart to Overlooking, was, to us here in
these secluded mountains, where the like
was never seen before, most ma, SniHcentt
the slope with the strietest military preci-
sion, their FURNISHED arms glitterinRinJ the
sunlight, It was a grand and imposing
The tEHsa gentlemauly y bearing, too, OF
Tue o1lcers and soldiery, rs they mingle.
with our citizens when OF duty, is Wor-
thy lof' the hig6estIconmehdatio6. If the
entire American army tsnads of such ma.
tertal as these few hundreds, the Govern.
ment may, well be proud Other citizen.
soldieEy. Well may We say that four Gov
s SbIIs asla ssS s!FSagsss il tRs YeEla
rdsh % her aid in times like this.--ge
toa aig5idt gse 6Fss