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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-26
DSGss MocLELLSN Is PIrrssuReI

oSGBS NccLELLSN IL PIrrsBuRGI.-
On Gen. Mcclellan ; arrival at Pittsburgh.
from wheeling, on Wednesday evening, he
received one of the graudest receptions
ever given 10 the city. More than 20, coo
persons were present, Including miIitar,.
iremeu and so fourth The arrival Of The
GensF ! WIS signalled by the firing of can
non anddempnstrat,ons of uuivcrs,l rejoic-
i'g. The receptions at the depot wa, MOS,
enthusiastic, the cheering being audible Ia
the retnotest parts of the city.
Gen. Mcclellan addressed the immense
throng from the aonopgheln House, in u
most pertinent aud modest speech. He
thanked the assembly for their euthusia,-
tic reception of stranger, who had Sim
ply eRdsayOred to do his duty when arden.
patriotism aud a readiness To sacrifice wese
the universal sentiments Of the millions Of
his eountEymen. he had done nothing
which deserved it; the credit of his success
in Virginia was due to the noble rnsn who
had fought under his command. This was
not the time for words, but tor deeds, in
the most glorious struggle in which any
people were ever privilvgedt to engage.
He could not promise much for himself
bat he wopld say thar the last drop of his
blood, aud the utmost czertiou of his mind
were now dedicated and would he cheer
fully given to the cause of the Union and
preservation of our Government. His
heart was eheered by the cath psisstie aud
true hearted sympathy for that -cailse and
that Government which bad been shown
tonight, and be sLolld go forward to the
performance Of his duty with a renewed
sense of its holy obligations and high re.
sponsibilities. experimenting was not
his trade-he could not fully express his
gratitude for their cheering reception, and
would therefore bid them good night.
These remarks were continually inter
rupted by immense cheering, and nuner-
our expressions of heartfelt sympathy and
graduation among the sssemtlage, and
though the General spoke in a deep, full,
rich voice, it was difficult to hear all OF
many of his sentences.
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Hendnoheamd DebIIIty.

Mr.. LiscOniO, of Birininghnrn. saga:
81 have found in Bnrharc's Holland
BitterS remedy for headache and debili-
~. My wife has also used it With the
greatest benefit"
Mr.. A. $. Nicholson ESQ remarks that
he has experienced mu ii relief from lite
use for headache.
Take halfa teaspoorfal three times day
an hour before meals, Eat moderately;
aud then of wholesome food, and you will
fnd this is really 4 remedy tor sick and
nervous headache, weakness Of any kind,
costiyencss and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may he taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing a
fiue aromatic favor, is is very grateful to
the Cebilitatcd stomach
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAIVERS


THE Original Medicine Established IN 1851 and frHt
article of the kind ever introduced under tho name
of -PCLNoSIC VANS" In this or any other ccur-
try; all other PulInonic Waters are counterfeits.
The genuine can 30 known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on esseh WAFER
BRTAs's PTLNOSIc wATEEs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, SOrO Throat, uOarseness.
I'll BRTAS's PULN0SIc WAREHs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRTAS's PULNONIC wAFERs
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAS-s PuLNoNIc WAVES
Relieve IneipIeut Consumption. Lung Diseases.
BRrAS's PuLNoNic wAEEEs
Relieve Irritation OF the UVula and TOnsils.
BRTANfs PULHoSTc w4TEEs
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes
BRTAS's PULNoNIc WAVES
Ave blessing 10 all ClasseS and Constitutions.
BEYAN's PuLnoSIc WAEKEs
Are adapted for TOeRiists and Public SPeakerS-
BRYAN's PULNONIc WAHEEs
Are In = simple form and pleasant to the taste
BRIAS'S PULxoSIc wATERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and laEting curOs
BRTAS'S pTLNOSIc WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one
Ne family should be without boz Of
BREAS's PuLN0SIc WAVES
In the house.
NotrAvsler SiouId be without supply Of
BRTASs PuLNoSIe WAFERS
in his pocket
No person viii ever object 70 give for
HRTAN'e PuLM0Sc WANTS.
Twenty-Five Cent?
JOB MOSES: Sole ProprietoE, tsSeh :. J. I.
Sold in Wheeling by n. IL. LOGAN \ co. aht
LAUGHLINS 4 BU5HHELD.
Fl tlll sflF-N8 50 Z - 8 auEt-eod dArW "
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NEw Y aS. July 25.-The Uui,si States
Steamship Vanderbilt: has arrived from
Fort Pickcns GU the lGtiI, and For, Jcfits-
son ON tue 2oth.
Tho steam frigates Colorado.nRd Aiissls.
sippi, and tue steamers WyGhdou0 AMI
Water Witch. The gaubpet Huntsville, aud
also the prize schooner Ssn Houston. wsss.
were Oh Fort PirkeRs.
Tue Vanderbilt brought nIrnhers Of ar
my and navy officers and many invalid
soldiers sud seSmen.
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ng-NorroE (Ex4kA J-To-ths memsers
of the Legislature of Virginia, now asssu-'
tiled il Wheeling and all other persons
desiring Fashionable Salt of4C!othes
made up to order or ready nude, call ut
No. SO. Water street, where always may be
Enurd. Gentlcmans Furnishing Goods Of
every description aud not II Secession spot
on them or any person about ny store.
jyS-2m A. NJ. ADAXs. q
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rhefollouingis an extract rOn RlettsrWrittent
thsraStCr of Baptist Church 70 the -Jourualai
MusSsngsr,' CINCINNATI, Ohio, ndsPeaks vOiumssi.
favor 81 ,l,a. y,orId.renownsd msiei.s-MEs. Wa
Low's sCorHtxa sTRrP FOE oHILDsEN TEETHIsa:
-.wessS an aaVsrtissueut in yuur columns Of "
WiasIOw's Scothi.g syrup Sow We never sAie :.
word IN favor OF patent medisine before In OurIi
bat We feel compelled 10 say Ia your rsAderu- IN
thisis nGhumb19-We HAVE rFIED H. AND EsoN II
ecessfi medicines 81 the lay. beeRnse IL iE ens
thr hat. And Ehase af yOur rltders who haN . o.
hiese ,a't jsI,aIteF tba1 totsy IN asuPPly"
egGlt-Iy-,lkNr 3
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R3- BREAKtSe Up raE BAGsroa.-Some
half dozen OF whit Solomon, in his Wis
dom, would call "strange women were
up before AlleFmrn Dulty yesterday.
charged with keeping dfsorIerly houses.
They were fined, and paid up.
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t9-3r yesterdays st Glairsville cTon-
iels we see that lieatOn. ut the ST. CIairs-
vile Gas.as and Cftizea, 10 parsn'uce Of
the inf.n' us course he hAI seen proper to
adopt, has thought it necessary, ia the
farsbsrance OF his purposes, 10 make men
zion OF the wheeling EatelhgtHeeF III no
very respectful or truthful manner. he
deniea a statement which We recently pub
lish d 10 the effect that Mr.. Ryan. of St,
CItirsrtlle, WHO recently died ia Arktns's,
WIS pressed into tue G .ufrder,tt army pre-
vi1isto his d.sih. We place iuIre reliance
gp'i ths simpl, " Irl-of tue seitie:n go
iFiii wI'a, We got tas stItslnenl tnin the
S'l:t nfIIhsili PSF! II B-EuIII EQUITY
aSss I,,0I lSllJIs oLIa,
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mel, last Thursday. Eleven heavy guns
SIX SIX; 81. I FOUNDERS, sad ave 2Epoandefs, wtrs
left by johnson at Winchester
dE4peUAHTEEa pEF . OF SSS'
HARPER'g FERRT, July IS.

HAHPER FEkRS,- Jul; 80
GeisrS, Order No. 80.
The term for which troops from Penn-
syivapia we're called into Service having
expired sn1 nearly al, OF ihem having re-
turned to iheir homes. the Commanding
General, by direction Of the War Defsrt-
tm4nt, rgiiuquisGes the command of this
department ON the expirstionof his LSrEi
o; service. The Commanding &c erai re I.
grrts to leave yuu, Tut he does ~ with ;i.c
satisfaction Il.at sou have steadily ,;Sd7-
.ancel in the face Of the enemy, grestiS
,upericr. in numbrrs and artillery, aud
Offered battle. which they refusfl until
protected by their stronY entertainments nj
Winchester. You have done all that was
possible aud more than could base been
expected or was demanded. and IL adv"p-s
tssc has nut Been taken Of Jour sacrites
and 1t the traits of your campaign has
breu lost toe fault caanot he inPated I"
! you To the members Vt tie depnrttornt
I of the staff lie tenders his thanks for ,hSiF7
efficient aid and devotion 20 duty. sis
S.guea, R. PATTERSON.
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
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gg. Oelle9rl5a1pa,

Reported Fight at Harpsr's Ferry.
BABIIxoRE, Jul a5.-The folloyriug des-
patch has been received from Harper's
Ferry, without signature:
HARrRR's FRR@, July 35.-Wc havo
had severe fstt, but we successfully
rented the rebels sampleteiy.
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Read the Following 1t is True
PGEKEHs1uEe, April Id.

T. II. LOsKS, Eco Dear Sir:
wrote to you some time since for Gottle OF
Brsn.lInssrs fluid Extract Of sarsaparila and Dan
olion, and nu.t say that 1t has acted upon me like
charm. i have been afiieted for near two years
with Dyspspsia; two-thirdA Of the time vomited
from ono to three times day. had given up the
idsa Of ever getting we'll and indeed my fdsnds bad
given up all hopes OF my ever getting well again.
Added 70 this, suffered with the sercfulS very
much. since last September one sids Of my rs-k
VAS one onttre sore composed OF seven running
sores. The use OF one Bottle has much improved
proved beyond my most EsnSuino eXpeetRtionl
ineI much one1ur1eei and think by the use Of or
two bottles more IkhAlT be relieved entirely Yen
viz please send me two bottles by the Boat.
Your respectfully. J.W- HOMER.
The above medicine V prepared by ?. 4. HRENT
IINtJFsR CO. No. IA Market street, wheeling.
and sold by most Of the DEnggists Of the city aP3
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-Tbe 7lst Sew
York ami Bird aGd 4th New Jersey Reg:-
meats, arrived here this morning. and .nr-
now At tue PhiladelphiM Depot. They Din
probably get of during the day. They
number $500 men, and are receiving many
ncIs-of kindness from the citizens.
Its rumored that Gen. Beauregard has
goue in the direction of unrpers Ferry.
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DIVIDEND,

VaHR Prosidsut and Diree;oru of the " Fire AID
Marine insurance. Company Of Wheeling hare
declared dividend Of per cent frua the prU6ts Of
the LAST rig month"; payable to the Stockholders OF
their legal representatives on demand
R. w HARDING, eec'y
WseelinE. Jnly Is. 'sl.-Jyle-ss
CsHAkER HOODS, CANE HOOPS,
- CJrsgtss CJfg1u ffcEery, Drab, ulas nfixed aud
White KNITTING Cotton, ~
myi u. SIcoLt BRO, 100 Main Street.
THE BEsT.ARTIcLE-oF IaIPORT-
i ed AID dUsaestis, cis1lrs and ms CliNhg II
zlan WI EDWARDS mo.
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NotIee to aIam snbserIbers.
sa- vlatr as 7ns TnsFn IsDlAsA REoI.


Tenth Regiment Of indiana Volunteers,
Col Manson, visited the city Yesterday,
from Benwood, where they have been de-
tanned for some time for the want of faril-
tiles for transportation. Their term oil
service having expired they are going hone
TO kiss their wives, swecthenrIs aud Child
req, tiF they have any, fix up their domes-
tic arrangements aud go iu f,r the Wnr.-
The men bear evidences of hard service ON
;he hills of Western Virginia. They wear
"Ine shadowed livery Of the FURNISHED
SUM-" and they looked like soldie:s coming
from three years campaign. Sotwirh-
standing this there is NO bounds to their
enthusiasm. aud they step AS lightly aud
execute orders as promptly as could be de-
sired. All of the men of the 10th are
young aud vigorous, ranging. with the ex-
ception # some of the officers, between
the ages of eighteen aud tltirty-fvc.
Upon reaching tie Baltimore depot the
Regiment formed aud marched up Market
street to the Suspension bridge and the
Island. Returning agtin, accompanied by
n street t.ehosk fullr of citizens. they halt
ed IN front Of the McLure Goase, where
they were reviewed by Brig. Gen. b F
Kelley Mi. J. ". Blake, of Gen Ruse-
crlnz's staff, then introduced Gov. Pier
poiut. In making the Introduction. lie al
Jude to the fact that the regiment before
him was tue gsllnut one that LED the attack
at Rich Mountain, and fought desperately
and fetrlessly, losing more in killed and
wounded thnu all the other regiments put
together. That they we're the first rrgi.
rucnt over the enlrene hmsnt+. aud the uuc
To whom the surrender of the forts aud
the property WIS made, capturing twelve
Sere5sioa stanl OF roiors. They nhi come
10 ni,l nnd sustain, and protect Univs men.
and laL always held sacred the rights oil
private properly. They return honrhrtve
aud hUucsI men. CIV. Peirpoint address
Ell the soldiers aud citizens from the bal
cuny of the McLure. HI thanked tie men
oil tue 10Th, ON behalf of tue loyal citizens
oI Virginia for their noble and prompt SER
vices in the hour of their country peril.
When loyal Virginia WIS mcntced by AN.
interruptions foe. with " prompiness aud
In"gnAnimity that ,"ill never he f"rs"''e',
Iudi"nians crossed the Obi" river aud
marched TO the resrue' FsF the loyal cit
trenS "f the old Commonwealth and OF the
country he thanked them again WITH nj
his heart
Gu. Ntnson' OF tue le'h' then led cd
With three cheers for the only loyal Coz
ernor nud Government Of Virginia. and
thr'e cheers for the Unt"n' all OF which
were heartily given. Governor PeirPoi"t
then proposed three eaeers for tue 10Th
Indiana R"gimtnt, in which the immense
crowd oil citizen- joined with wilt Col.
Mnason then proposed three chetrd for the
Crln,,i ,eI.p K-l,rv, who led then, in the
a,,srt nnon n. r.i,.ls a, PL;ainpi. Adj
So, .. 49,, wh.o, cam. fnrrard and
m ,,sl,,,f of en- K.ll,y thanked iii.
.a,i-or. - IL. ,o,rni,ment ,bcv had maid
81. .ad .,a,,d ~. rcgrp,s ,b., n c,r,v
ti'As "AN - - =
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sarTRE Weekly Lateiigeaesr was issued
yesterday Ii is an unusually interesting
number Call aud get copy
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CoxcoRD, n. H., July 25.-This city fur.
nisles company of sharp shooters for Col.
Berdon's regiment armed aud equipped by
the State.
a government agent left lnst-eveninE 10
cunter with the Governor of Ycrmnnt.
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CALL AND SEE
w Y x Il s.
Photographic Gallery!

WHICH is NOW THE
Largest and Most Complete EST blIsh
mont In Western Virginia.
HAvING RECENTLY ENLARGED& REPITCED
III oar Gallery, we have spared NO expensc in ma.
King 1t eomplete for every branch OF the Art aad
the comfort Of visitors.
Our now addition contains a LARGE SKY LIGHT
desired.
Prices Is low as At any Gallery In tho city.
Entrance 135 ARin ST., opposite Uuicn.
mills Top Of the Hill.
ADIESf CORSETS a. HOOP SKIRTS
IL just received Al D. StopLL DBO'S
1,h29 yetie.y store
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.--b % ibid
N prime TO choice. just received per steamer Sill
Ter We've, aud for sale by
n1y9 80 4.R.ElLI6
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r3- Is TowN.-Mr. Hart, the young
m,n who, as guide, led the recent attack
on the sutrrnehsd rebels at Rich MOantSin,
was in town yesterday. He evinced on
that occasion great deal of personal
courage aud a warm attachment to no.
bis cause. wnilst leading the troops he
WIS liable to be distsasted aud shot by the
Federal troop, who would iouptless have
killed him 1t he h al accidentally stumbled
upoa an alnasctde. He w&' SI'o in imi-
nent dInger Of being picked oa by the
secrshers. Besidrs this act, yonas Hart
h,s performed other services both arduous
auI dangerous, and We thiuk be deserves
to be retnembereI.
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q E1a.r. Sc 4tsst.r-, z. 3. = ts-ssss.
NO LsSssil, er9oEfS ~. sisiairs. ars y. Vc
riyslisd fsfhalLo Iiiis.
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--...-r5 Froy1tt. EaaEi;ssT. Norfolk, J-.
They l1aysIosattN.sd Ia t'ess ttAs = tbaastnd
ehs-s, with entire tseocsse1 tadHee
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2 ~. az S-a niue. Mr.. u. IA.

.Cspha.is Piilssoco uaii.hths Osioe. rvbIs they
rrrs Ris-, riS:o rF of headache IN slliss Sor+ne.
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81 PS5sst thc y aeors. y. 6sstLi, Hiasi.
n you aru. or have lbcu troahisI Nth fI5s hreS.
aslss psr bog icops iie Pliisl "a thne c rssJ
hAyc .hstp Ia e4sp Of an attack.
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FoRTREss MoxRoE, VIA Baltimore, July
24.-Two important reconuoissances are
taking place to-day, of which shah have
something to say Tomorrow. ots.E .br
A flag of truce went from Newport
News to Yorktown. to-day, with two la
dies and n gentleman, who wished, under
peculiar circumstances, 10 return to their
homes in Virginia. Ii,
Several rifieI 42-pounders have recently
arrived from New York. Some of them
will be, mounted on the Rip Raps.
A number of artillery officers. recently
from Fortress Monroe, are among the miss
ing in The MANASSAS repulse.
There WAS an alarm last night, and it is
expected that Col. Magruder viii shortly
make n demonstration III this direction.
Col. Max Weberis now in command Mt
Hampton. The.rrgiments have been With :
drawn inside the entertainments, which
; nearly surround the village. IL -
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~ a single Bottle Of SPA DpISG's sRgpApEb
lIliE AEln save tAa tiInsE ia enft ss:Etsails-s3
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ST. LOUIS, July 25s-Maj. Gep. Fremont
arrived this morning, and look mp quarters
al the residence ofthe lnte Col. BrAnt.,
Accounts from Keoknk, Iowa, says that
several hundred seeessiOnists took possess
sion of Memphis, Scotland county, NO..
on Saturday lasi, and were ehtrenchiHg
! themselves. experimenting an attack from
bout 1000 Unidl men, under Col Moore,
lenCAmped near bs. -
t1ne thGiSand stand Of arms have been,
distributed along the southern bor ier Of
Iva. by Gov. kirkwo0d. gH
Much excitement existed on tue borders
uf.h1Ll +Sl:iess- ~ 97eaTT q
ThsiS e5sssionists nfe disatmTpg Union,
me- In Eurthsss. No. q
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4 -8pcceSsInI eIpedlhoust consisting Of
Ja-ts of the 9th and 2slil New York Regi-
mvnts, returned from Charlestowu yestcr-1
day, bringing with them the remainder Of
Their baggage, which they were unitt!e -
remove last Ttidsdav, aud taking prisoner
Capt Henry WsllTnoreS ofEi5rsidiey john
sonis iAIarybtud RegiHieHt. sFIFelinOea rs
tinste's Gen. J6hnsou's foroes st 20, 600
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Tsy RFe n+sls q 'tO1pis hstas and oaar.ot AaEEa
siiaEs eas.
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AFGLL AssoRTaIENTs OF.
sentIenlen,s Furnishing Goods.

GtHPHAHTC PILEB-s9EPHALIC pII,ISS- .
NJ u.tTeeniTsd. Z. BOCKIHd, Agent, Odd Rai-
nSs' ifatl Drug st0Fnt lis4 ftEftt JihS1a x
, 1861-09-26
L&4lFt 4eTrlu&rt{g11.


&TATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ CoJk1X, 8. B-a1pe1tn Csu4 It 0A5uAea.
October Term 4 D. 1851 william Z. noE4g.t aeiIY
tAchnetl - :. :
Public ncdce Il hereby given 70 ne md Anton
q r. Glesk e " suptor Court Or Chieaxe d4ted
~. ~ Nnhala lla 3. boegea HeauD. Ea9sett sud D:
Eth a. s X aaa sg.ist s est.1e q tas a.1 Anton
s.gd ttected to ths sher1 Of Coox County. WHICH
Va ~ ~. -. seeo returned eKecuteA
.hsii o2lek1 e0A. tho A1ld AntdK K140kp
iol t"nrf ~ ps and appear before Tho ssld Sups-
ths Tenn thtrrn1 on q before tho tf:t taJ o3
s. Isl q Ft.a fo. q ths Glt 4osds! u osF56
Rlanaad ND Il 1sP s7oP u sa:ersd ss1
:, B. B.sssit snd i b 5af HoSa,Wt sa Wt93@ % 3o9ge len
:se ps4p;EtE at1ehsS 81 ~ saTeeat e 70 sst1S
he same WAITER KIuPa44 4 V cssAtaEA9
GALLUP d H1TcHcoEK. Plt.a'a Il y oLaa - ClsIf
, 1861-09-26
HliAo1s mtlitAr Items.

tfleln 1ne ctate Res1ster, sept. 24th.
,"GoyERsoR's LEGION" regiment OF cay
a'ry was organized BY Governor Yates, on
laugh, Colonel; John olney, Lieut.. Colonel: %
I'm. l. Caldwell, Senior Msjor, and Arno
Yose, 1st Junior Major, and John N, SNYDER
Regsmental Qnartermaster and Commissary,
CAMP BUTLER CORRESPONDENCE, The
number OF men in camp begins to decrease
Very Perceptibly- As write, the Sd cavalry
regiment Colonel CARRIE is alive with busy
,Hili have bade farewell to Camp Butler
before sunset. Five csmpanies Of it
leave this evening. The remainder is
under marching orders for the morrow.
They 60 to Louisville, Ky., via st. Louis.
nave lust learned that the 34th infantry regi-
Ment {Col. krk's) has also received march
you can again hear from me. The arrivals
sinee Saturday are company Of eighty-seyen
men from Maseac, Pope county, commanded
BY Capt tGesrge Peck; q fragment Of compa-
~ from Springfield, commanded By Capt. hi.
I. Stephenson They embrace fine material
:cT good soldiers, and are still recruiting. All
necessary information about them can be had
st Roberts's leather store, corner Of Sixth and
Adams streets. And company of cavalry,
Captain Efkin's also from Springfield, to bs
Incorporated into Col Barret's Tentier regi-
ment-
sC1c1DE-The suicide of private H. E. John
SOD, SD (NormaD regiment, is now fully con-
1Emed. On Sunday evening, the Lieutenant
;nteommand Of the recruits for that regiment.
Ehilst examining the contents Of his carpet
.ack discovered 8 slip of paper On which were
Written the following too Insignificant words:
Friend. good bye I've gone to the happy
:aandt..L,sstgued, asat - II" From thi. it WAS evi-
Eas made to day, in the lake, which resulted
il the finding OF his BODY
, 1861-09-26
A March upon Romney, Va.

lI iE14 lAE AlE9ElAuu deTatQ& &4Lh.5
Ogden Cdttenden, Esq. kas just returned
t1om visit to Western Virginia. He reports
sne 9Th Regiment, Col, Dc Puy. It New Creek,
companies Of the Ohio 4th reached New Creek
recently, who with the 6th left that place for
s.cmney yesterday. {Morday) morning, to scat.
ter q large body Of secesslorlsts reported to be
ct tlat place. Our attacking force numbers
its being supposed to BE- MI much largeT. lar s.'''E'
The camp Of the eth at New Greek is almost
perfect being selected and formed with great
care, Provisions In abundance, Of the very
best quality, and accommodations unsur-
2sssed. The officers are quartered in houses
deserted by the rebels, which would compare
tavorah1y with eur city mansions; many Of
them Of stone or brick, beautifully furnished,
costing not less than from six to ten thou
hand dollars. In fact our men are living like
fighting cocks"
ihe men are eager for fight, and when the
oIuer came to march to Romney, they were
almost wild with delight Cleveland will
never nave cause to blush for the Hibernians,
Irish sQ}diefs