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, 1861-10-25
The Election in Western Virginia

ING EIecta0h IN WeAtafn FfE1nl&.
WHEELING, Oct. A-The election for =
division Of the State as ordered by an ordi-
throughout Western Virginia to-day. The
vote IN this city aud county ws3 not quite
fa1l. but was Overwhelmingly for diyiaion-
Reports from the interior IS far as received,
chow still greater unanimlty for 1t, Thirty.
nine counties are included In the Few State.
Messrs. Lamb, Braxtou and Bsrt1ette are elect
ed delegates iron this county to the Conven-
tion which meets On the 26th Of November
to form State Constitution.
, 1861-10-25
ttiEaqp IriI111np:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 25, 1861.
THE County, TIGXAK2l.

The county ticket nominated at Bryan
Hall, yesterday, with the full report Of the
Convention, which continued its session to
late hour Of the evening, will be found
in another part OF this paper. In the con-
test Of men and Interests preceding the
Convention, il has been the policy Of the
TRIBUNE TO take 70 part, leaving all to
the delegates themselves. This is not q
time for personal or partisan squabblcz,
and VIC confess we have had no heart to
engage in such an arena. The ticket is
before the people. We may have some.
thing further to say about it before the
elcctien.
, 1861-10-25
Southern HeyV8 Via PhfIade1phfa,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. A.-Thc Richmond
E1amsner OF the 18th says late news from Ma
nakeas is full Of interest, and speaks of The
abandonment Of Fairfax C. Il.
A dispatch from Memphis eays duel Was
fought near there between Lake and Cham
bers, Of Mississippi, .igal candidates for Con
gress. Lake was mortal1y wounded
The Charleston Courier Of ths 18th, states
that the Federal fleet off there consists OF sew.
Gu vessels.
Election returns from Mississippi, indicate
tht reelection OF GOy. Ptttua.
, 1861-10-25

Hy-S:1ty thousand dollars worth Of uni
under the care Of Hon. Andrew johnson, for
the Tennessee and Kentucky regiments Ia
Gen. Thonss'e division. There are enough
uniforms In the shipment to place the gallant
lads In comfortable condition. G9neinat Com.
xattdI, 24M.
, 1861-10-25

The ferry bouts Commodore Perry, Ethan
Alien and Stepping Stones, have been pur-
chased by the GoVtrnment, and will accom-
rary the expedition to aid in the more rarid
tra..sfer Of the troops from the transports to
laid.
The whele of tie expedition was fitted up
, 1861-10-25

Fort MONROE. Oct. a3-The 8. r. Spauld-
Ing returned from Hatteras Inlet last hight.
She triugs no news Of importance. There
have been no military movements In the VI
ciDity Of the Inlet.
a few days sgo SIX rebel stesman made
their appearance there, but Withdrew without
making auy demonstration.
, 1861-10-25
Reported d Defeat Of Ben. McCalIoch (ef
n An by that Name) OF khe Kansas
Brigade

ISpec1al 20 LnE u. Lou1s UemuEfdt.I
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 24-Cel. Wagoner
arrived to day from Hptoc, and reports that it
was r0moTed aad believed there that Lane and
Montgomery had Intercepted McCullGca, or
some one assuming that name, II bis attenPt
tojoia Price, and had cut his whole army to
pieces. This IeFort is also beliesed here
rome five hundred rebels coagregated in
and arourd Fulton, Galloway county,
Whcee design is to Eeiza some passing steam
CT, to ferry themselves across the river and
burn the Usage bridge, Oh the Pacific Rail
road. Avigilant and formidable guard will
BE- msintained at the bridge.
Fremont is said to have discovered $16Q, ,00C
In coin buried at Warsaw, and to have deli7
cred it over to the q. 8. Paymastcr.
, 1861-10-25

f8T The reader will find 3 very interesting
and eloquent sketch OF the life Of Senator
BaEer. in this mornings TEEu1E, from the
pen of George Wilkes, editor Of the Spirit Of
{he 1isneS
, 1861-10-25

From New II rk.
New ORR, Oct 24--The gun boat Connect.
icut Is coming up.
The brig Grenada, from Neuvitas for New
York, was captured OF the 18Th, lat 80, Ion.
II, AZ midnight, BY the pirate sa1ie, Of Char1es-
ton.
Sale of the RftttbufEh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 24.-The Pittsburgh, Fort
Wsyne and Chicago Railroad sold at auction
to day for s. GOO 900 to J. F. D. Lainier, On be-
halt Of purchasing committee, aud the sale
has been cor1rned by Court.
, 1861-10-25

f|- CLas. Holland and ]. Boyd Headley
have been appointed agents TO receive sub
ecsiptions to the National loan ut Peoria. The
Transcript appeals to tho men Of money to
come forward ard subscribe llberally.
, 1861-10-25

O1lE CoCsTI.-The Union Convent on OF
Oe1e County, At Oregon, On the 10th, nomina-
ted the following ticket:
ConvEx11os-Joeeph Parker, rep.
JrpGE-Jznee 81. Webb, dem.
C11EK-A Ii. York, rep.
TnEAsCRER-R- E. FriEbic, Gem.
stuooL CoKmlsslosER-John Page, rep
SrhyEroR-Edward Dawspn, 1tp.
ASSOCIATE JruGEs-1. S. Wooloy and George
H. Mitchell
, 1861-10-25

GA111op1Is, O., Oct 24-The Government
Ste amen Mar5 Cook WAS fired into last night
at CaIueltoTr, on the Ksuawhs river, BY
abo1t SEQ 1ebI cavalry. About 100 shots
were fired irtc her, Wounding one man BE-.
1orairg to the boat The fire WAS returned
by She beat, and ore rebel horse crippled.
sTfc rebels followed the boat several niles,
hn1 thc succeeded In escaping.
, 1861-10-25

B1Rp's PoHr.-The Keoknk Gate City saya
the a.ck LIS: Of the s1oops at Birds Point
number 100, and that there is an average Of
t..fee 1eaths dsily.
, 1861-10-25
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 18'
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune-I
QUtscT, October a. 1861.
4 train on the North Missouri railroad WAS
fired into, yesterday noon, sfser leaving Req
nick, while bound north. Z do not learn that
any one was injured
Twenty.three secesh prisoners, captured 1t
Myrabel, were brought down from Cameron
today and sent to Haanibal. Among them
was one man eighty-three years Of age.
Hon. VIM. 4 Richardson, OF this city, yes-
terdsy received hia long delayed commission
IS Bzigadier General, but IS not yet assigned
to any particular post. Capt. F. 4. D.1laa, Of
oquawaka, late ofCol Morgan's (Cl-o) regi-
ment, has been appointed already 2s cne Of
his staff.
Major Hays, Provost Marshal of st. Jo, has
resigred, and Lieut.. Hatch takes his place.
The travel On the st. 10 railroad Is inereas-
ing, Notwithstanding this troubles along the
line. Tho new permanent bridges over the
Salt and Platte rivers will soon be completed
Gen. Todd is hers tonight. He leaves in the
morning to assume command In North His
sou1i His headquarters are to be at Hudson.
Gsn. Prcaties las gone to Join Gen. Fremont.
, 1861-10-25

N0m1HHt1oH 10T COU2feHAs
Eos1os, Oct. 24-The Republican Conven-
ton nominated Samuel Hooper for Congress
III p1ace of VIM. Appleton, resigned.
, 1861-10-25
Warrington News.
tSpecia1 Dispatch to the n. I. Tribnne.]
WAsHyGToy. Tuesday, Oct. q, 1851.

Warrington News.
Especial Dispatch to the N. 7. Tribnne,]
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct. q, 1854.
TIE PUBLICATION OF WAR NEWS.
An order .tas been giy@n BY the command
irg General forbidding the sending OF Wal dis
patches By newspaper correspondents. Every
dispatch relating to the war is, for the future,
to be Killed, unless approved y me GOV
erpme1t, and is to be given to the PUBLIC only
through The medium Of the Associated Press.
This will account for the meagerne.s Of the
intelligence last night. Tie censorship Of the
r1ails has nst yet been established.
TIE DEATH OF COL BARKR,
The President WAS greatly afflicted by the
death Of Col. Baker. He seemed, indeed, to
feel the LOIS aa If cf brother, aud paced the
Il or OF his 7co1n through the night in the
greatest grief. Mrs. Lincoln Is not receiving
visitors This mernirg from the same cause.
1t was tie desire Of the President and Mrs.
Lincoln that the body Of Col Baker should be
taken to The White House aud pla.ed In the
Fest Rccm, but that course was not prac:ica-
BE. The remains will be- brought to the resi-
derce Of Msj- j. II. Webb in this city.
RELICS OF 1oHs a. WASHINGTON.
There were 3onad upon tie person Of Col.
John 4 Washington, and forwarded 70 the
War Department, two revolvers Colts Navy
one pair OF spurs, one opera glass, one large
! bowie knife, one pocket compass. Gsa. Key
! nolds retained one OF the reV0lvers, ana II
| Quested of Secretary Cameron permission tt
present It to Sergeant Lieber, Of the 17th In
diana Regiment, who undoubtedly shot th'
speculatof in the arcsst1al estata Of Noun
| Vernon.
, 1861-10-25

Our Loss at Edwards's Ferry.
Reported Defeat Of MIC cu'loch.


Mart. Green Raises d Fresh Gang,
, 1861-10-25
The LATEST NEWS.
FREMONT AND 1HE CABINET.
All Rests with the President.
ELS REMOVAL DAILY EXPECTED.
Our Loss at Edwards's Ferry.
FUNERAL OF SENATOR BAKER.
Mason and slideli in Cuba.
Reported Defeat Of MIC ocu'Iooh.
MORE sK1RIsHlNG ~ MISSOURI.
Mart. Green Raises d Fresh Gang.
Affairs on the st. Jpe Railroad.

Affairs on the st. 1oe Railroad.
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y mobt ttb t6n tm Graume erIGeinen tGm
artTneerg 3et9en uno mas li9 Oarin be9tebt, i6nt
ater aud 8uflitern Define erbabene 6ilbe9arp
pat e5 70 9epp(lt, bebante Did BET t6r fir bic
9napt9e Strafe.
tlno ipteoer latbte ct Dpu 6Ubn tno l0utten
1alf tbnl, bt8 bie1e 1em etipas Nnberes etnffel.
2Senn er bnbtnter tpmmt mo- bic Otrne bltet,
tann'S rpbl 9elAeben, paB er Dir etnen 8eIuA
IN 1rtmbet9 mabt. -. e.'
Sab rief @ulta9 SerG6tltA, bas BAT quite
see9e, fame er aber, fOllte er entpfanaen prrDen.
Aad9 Fir 1Ul9e Safe eiebt e5 Sitter unp @tlen
IN &rtmberg. Nus gBir3burg 1T Die Dirne
tpte etn Sdatten pbne Spur berlbwunben.
Wetne Neiter Sc9en f9on i'm fraben Wuroelt
tort, Ntemano tprBte, oab i'd nit breten int
Gp(le0tatttit San3 Bel meinem Greunpe Stft.,
Tsfn tlieb, Der tptrp MIDI ni6t SeryatGen. Nleit
i9laner 9uprefbt lofte lte NIT elmer 8otlbaft
BON beu 6errn 6lprinn binau6, s p1re ibm
pprtb 6sner uno gBafier aelOl9t uno Faum
9atten mir ite, 10 9laubte fie, paB ibr 9erSlieb=
lter JreunO tffp6en, Iie an einen liAeren Srt 3lt
brir9en, no er le erlparte, pa e tn 9rp6er Sc
Fabr lei. gBie Elm 2amin lieB lie licb ein9laen,
ouf Elm 0fero feBen unp fprtfitbren; ert ais fe
MIDI erbltfte, ilberfam lie 2tn9lt aber pa mar e8
su iPGt,
anqlf nno eqranen 9all Qu i5r seIrodnst ?
laAte 9utten, .....r.sf ~ -..
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te tDr 6lorian 0eYer tpilfe ,m Nae5, 2luf
Dem G7tloie 6rimter9 lpQe ite blei6en Bis er
fomme unO paS 9mrrden 9atte r5 pabrbafttg se=
9laubt, .4 ~. -
@o7drte GjOtt i6ren glaubeu Dis ans enoe
rtef Der ro9e Sutten, Qlber, beim Getliaen
&reitj parnm 1T lif niGt bter gBtQF On
tie ettpa fitr Did alletn bebalten
SD bin ni6t 10 et9enniibts ssltnnt, fa9te @u=
ltada, bod Du tltuBt artt9 leir, Sans; als
frOumer 9Rann ibren @lau6en nbt in @er(uy
dung ftt9ren, sic ipa nidt iiber @epalt6a-
ten i9reien. saa
(6prtleBun9 folst.( a.
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@iebenmmbspansiaftss aaRitel.

Nuf bent bpben, Sierfantt9en &burnle BON
Grtmberg ipe9te Die SABINE Gula6 BON G6an=
gems; er mar am oprt9en Sage 3uriifsefebrt,
ltno 1aB In Dem 9ittterlaale bet ieinem sreunbe
6utten, benz er cine lulttse gr3ablung iiber lrtne
perl6soenen 4benteuer gum geltea gat. Gr
Ser1Alpteg tbm r,t9tS, penn er tpuBte pab 6utten
hlles bpren fonnte, unb aGes gut fanp, mas er
an4 t9un mO4te nnp 9etban Bate. Gs 1T ein
bSatlh @etptmmel BON Men1Aen IN gBur3-
burg beiIamnten, la9te er, bon penen jeper feline
belUnoeret, 3wffe Serfol9t, unp Dem armen ST..
l9pf berartig 3uleben, pab. er feline 9utmilt6ige
Stunoe ntfbr BAT unptn ietnen Nfn9ten Iid ntAt-
gu faliea tpeib. rr,1
Sur Du willlt nt6t5 bon ibnt, labte Sutten,
niGt einmal lein gelp unb ietnen Segen
nnp Die iASne 5ilpe9qrp NIT tgrrr reiden grb=
l9aft. 4 -..
8! erptberte GuFaA, tb 9ebe ni9t8 auE
aber tA nebnte mas td6 befCnmen fann. SA
MIL tparten, 6anS, ipill BET nleiilent Qebaen lt3
gen. 8noent lie mir ielbt 9eratben fat, nnO pente,
eS lpu mir gut befpmnten.
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ten.
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9lls tb in 0Ir,bur9 etntraf uno meInen
lieben 6reunb, ben bp9eplen Sumter Glprian
bort pprfano, mars natiirltb raB t6 i'm bep=
bahten lief. 8alp tpurpe mir bert9tet, paB
er lpate beimlt4e @anee ma6te, nnb meine
Spaber entbedten ben Srt pobtn eS tbn Spg.
Sn pas 6aus etnes freden 9feifers lief er,
ber allerlet @elnbel 1bnltGer 9trt partn Ser-
lamlnelte. Der bcfartt9e Sumter tbat f6 felt
lalnlitb NIT 1plbem tpiifen @olt 3uIaumen,
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mar paS gu retmen ? SD lteB eenauer btng
lebn, unb man fano ein lteblt9 jungss Betbs=
bib bort; parauf ia9 td felblt btn, unp er>
blidte metne lange 9elnAte ReBertn. @
slfosleiG faBte Did Der eVttflt9e Gtfer gu IT.,
rer 2ettnns ntdte Sutten. M i
Set &reu3 nnp Stern 1a9te utaA, itb
CLAUDE e bat es mtr angetban, unp tr9ens
Elm Seufel narrt mid, pamit. Sett pem Sage,
no Warfgraf Gaftmir MIR bte Dtrne 3upraA,
tpar's, ais maBte tA fe baben. DpA INNER
tpteper entl9lapfte te, unb INNER wteper tpar's
bteer etneebtlpete tpei Narr, Der mir iberall I'm
gBese ltanb.
glun meinlt Du i9n tUs 8tt ietn ? Ia4te Sans
BON 6utten.
8! pie tptrb er Ia9en /! rief GuFadb nnb
ietn @eltft 8etste, tn tpel6en @prltellun9en er
lhpelete. g8ie ipirp er unt9erlptren unp trben
uno raien, unb letn 3GrtliAeS Ser; 3erplagen,
| tpabreno pas SAdBGen In rneinem Nrmen lte9tt
unp ladt unp lisbt unp fitBt!
Gr ltteB letn @las NIT l6auenbert 2dfen
auf unb f4rts; 8enu tA SspeRFe, lIeber SaRs,
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(pilfortl9er Goman aus benz 8auernfrte9e)
prn t
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Veltdht tote bon Steiu. 70 flanB aud feline Sttntz
nc.
0lanbf Ou, frd9te er ben 8auernspist, baB
Der Amtmanh BON Srtmberg nod 3u errreiden
it,
NtDg(tA mars, ertptperte bteler,
lltto iper fennt bte g8ege.
Sdt !6err. .fpracb 2tenbarb, tD ptu GuA fiji
rem unO, ftnpeu MIR i'm ntbt, @ub gu Nldn=
ner trtn9en, bic unS 1lt6en belfen
Sp erwarte lnth, fa9te Slprtan unp gtn9 BIN
aus. tt.AAi #fi".f s.-a
gr eing nt8t naA benz SchGplIe, lonbcrn IN
paS 6au5 pes l1errn BON Sletten nuf bent Nina,
trat bur6 Die grpbe 8bIr bt:eilt 9tng bic Site
Sc btnauf BET Dem 9fGrtner rtno BET Den Sients
leuten Spriiber, bic tbn ertaunt an6autert, aber
ntht aufbielten ltnD ntnt fra9ten, penn CT er<
ihredte ie nit leinem Nnlsben % au6 alma CT
bnrh p!e @dnge unp 3tntnter, bt6 er spr 5ipe=
9arb ltano, -tts.t"'~
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9e9en. ". --.9 $50
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bltdte lte an. 1'4' ''.I li'oe' .'.C
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SSo ut ebrtItttes tpteoerbpIte er nod etn=
mai. @a J.s' a
g6a6 bat Elm 70 jammerlitb gBelen nit mir 3,t
idaHen, baB tb 9tt6enI6aft jiber Ite 9ebeit ntiB=
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rtan. .<+A tEt"- -G
5tlbe9ar0 erlArud, pann 9pb iir ltOlS i6rem
Rcpf auf: Sp iaste i6 ertpiberte fe. 60 1agte
t6, neil tcb Did liebtr 6lcrian, neil Ou mir 9e-
bGrltl - IN
5lsnbe5 g8etb rtefer unp ltteb lire 5anb
Suriid, Ou bilt unntenl6lt6er unb perpprtener
Senn 9llle. Oeiue 9tebe 1T SeuAteripert, i6 per-
fluhe lle unp ale Quge t.t 1't u
9Bas sebt bier Dor ?! rtsf Die enabise 6rau
BON Sletten. "-
Sturian warf einen 8lf suriif, Iab lie Elm
9i6t In Der Sanp auf Der Saweae lteben; tn
Der Mitte peS 3tmmers Stlpssaro, unb GSrte Elm
gellenb 2aben 20 .'.' Il. 2#-}
{ Oas 1dalte ibm naA, ba .er bas Sau8 per=
lieB ltnb iiber ibnt lAlus Der Simmel ietne gilt
9enben @nsen auf. @r fab ben 8elterbatlei,, Der
iiber baS e9lpB btnflp9, tn Dem DOnner9rbria
lAten btes sn tpanfen unp 3t ititr3er eth tab<
ler Srabttnssresenltrpm fAlug in 8lprtan'8 brene
i,enpeS @eltdt. +l''. <a-f "''@l.
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praiflId)er SdhnatSt, I
SO. 1873 Gal =SaltinlOrenr, na5e @beuItr, ft.H
SABINE poen bsi mir au8 Bette etn8esBt nsb aae Opeatione
9mlntIts D722S
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WetttB

Die tSrtfer gBiFuu0en tee QaaesS fnS gssr 81.
@era es @eba@heS, @errtaa ser Seen ebfi;abeit ber
getsstrafts bSle @bRNnecR NRnsGne brr ter Geeaaft
x, ig6 ein1e Der ifblimmen GpIeen. - " " -
3aufnfs Srn gerfn ieSea tsrs 5nuen Rt beartbe!!en
aus uel4er rae tire GelEkGe abatn e tire raft Ser-
Ittren tmad tlR nerves nb absesegrt rben tnbe lie ne
esesnttunlt9e @r4sapae INT bts Aueer ben Suffer anb Sic us
aetdsn hgr Nusse5rAna kdben. E{t n "
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8oItjalore=2odz 9oipital. e
9'f8rllltpet CUR l1nterpr!dung Der Guadialberet.
Der ein5i9e DIdB too cine Qetlnn0 ertangt
tperpen fanll. gg
2tnperun8 in leds Stuubegl.
8en 2tedlflFer, pas euere @elunbbeit seI.
9 r lenbs r1tinirt. 81. 81
Dr, 9olplItoll, .... u.
Der eit1stoe 9lr8t. lDe[d1er ansefot.

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ST Fat ka5 1eras pIfams nnt bette Dltttei In tst Se
thtfe se9en ale gentle 9ranhttten 6dwds I'm l6tn uni
efn @ltebe nnfretmtates SdGmen trr S6meie1
tn ben 9enben ben teren mt br ula6la bCS 0eruES t
Er6anen raFt bes NeDeurttses ser RrpE, @ursd aItn
Doer 3au ranfpe unb deF ener rlhen ueEeI biz tE
gtfslnen 9ers9ntetea Der Sugeuh weg treu Oprn snb
lt1tt ns ais Der Sreuen ans sen GefdbrtGn bts isHA
eerupren unb ntt sete sehst erbt lire edntnshea
9pfnunaen Dernn S6Edhs Gcuhttutcu tsrbrrbrnaen.
GEren. E.frF Z. ~, - TT -
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- Spetttrtcb WfeDcr,
- e.' go. 106 glprp<6CwarbfrdBe,
at et8 cine r auSwabl bon Sarsen IN aen @rSken 81 ben
bAtateu 8reiisii perrdtbie, 1 taf St3O'l
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Tau,cS WfensteS,

Tobrifant ppn @piceel= unb 8iloerzNdbmen.
~WO. soy q. ssUarbar~ lwsi Ebdrsn BON ssypsspuat
SP 27D ss NaItirtc,e.
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5erntanta Observation-Disclosures
Sefenfhaft .., r-.
N gf u ] OF I.
SaaE einse3abltss gapiaai S2OO, 600.
prafttent, Stu9u xSefenSprcf.

--5- Saav einse3abltsS capital S2O0, ,OOO. .l
prafttenti $3uso x8efenSpncf. -a
9te-grdfb. un0 Stfr.t Eriebr. Gcf,pembler.
DHIe @cien6aft Ia taaptiddItd far Die SENT 9eb5
fetung Ger Der. Stnaten Se8rlneet mproen Sbre Se-
emfsn n Deut@ De ItS tbre Drudfadeg wersen in btut-
der un6 en9l der lSpr d ausaeseben. ~
Sbrf Gel6dftt Seffbsu 1T 9PbenS-
III =1erfor8un8enJ AuSfeuer- Rnb Qeibrer.
ten.8erf RI derungtn. .r-sf. sass sr.,,F 70
&@tsts YrU5ent beI aansea Nustns wsrteu unitr
WfrGsreh grtbetlt aio MAIDEN Die @eaiGat eabG al cine,
anf @eg eiti9teit bt9rbnbeten. -. -.
AS &e terenjsn ilr Baltimore nb fulsent Serren er-
nanat. SUn bean hte nit .sneten au5 @en. 6absr nS
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The EdCPfeld WuSSars'

This noble hand of soldiers, from Edgellclh'
have taken their place in the rauks OF Hamp,
tons Legion. which is now forming at Conn.
bia. On their way thither they arrived Ill
our village on Friday evening about o'clock
when they were met BY Col. II. /. Caugh
rs representative Of the citizens. and in very
pretty little speech, invited to the hospitali-
ties OF the village. Captain Buter, respond
ed in short and happy style, accepting the
invitation. They then took up their quarters
at the two hotels where entertainment had
been prepared for them. About 9 O'clock,
Can't. B. was called on for speech and re-
sponded in clever manner, paying some
compliments to the number OF ladies who
were present encouraging them On to duty.
The Hussars left Saturday morning after
breakfast, expressing themselves we'll pleased
with their short but agreeable stay with us
The company is one Of the finest We ever
SAW. The men are noble and brave looking
set-mounted ON splendid horses-Feal war
horses. When they reach the border, we ex'
oect to hear Of the Uussars making their
mark.-Iexington Flag, 18th inst.