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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20
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L'1omme appele a commander au1
s~autres sur les champs de bataille a d'a
abord, CONNIE dams toutes les profes
sions libtrales, une instruction scienti
fque a acqu6rir. II faut quill possedt
les sciences exactes, les arts graph
ques, la th6orie des Qualifications. In
Z genieur, artilleur, bon officer de trou
pes, il faut quill devienne en- outre
geographic, ct 0 geographic vulgaire
/ qui salt Sons quel rocheffelle on tellt
a%riviere, ct dams quel bassin ellie tombe
mails geographic profond qui est pleir
3de la carte, de son dessin, de ses lignes
de leur rapport, de leur valeur. II faut
gqu'il ait %ensuite des commissioners
aexactes sur la force, les intdrets ct l.
caractere dos peuples +; quill sacht
leur historic p~olitique, ct particuliere.
lment lcur historic militaire +: il faut
Isurtout quill eonnaisse les hommcs, cal
Hes hommes a la guerre ne sont pas
ides machines au contraire, lis Y de
lviennent plus sensibles, plus irritables
S~qu'ailleurs, ct Part de les manier.d'une
main delicate ct ferme ftt t]ouiours
une partie Importance de Part des
pyramids %capitaines. A toutes les con
n~aissances suptrieures, il fault enfn que
|Fhomme de guerre ajoute les connais-
,sances plus vulgaires, mails non moins
j~n6cessaires, de administration. II lui
faut l'esprit d'ordre ct de detail dun
|commis 4; car ce nest pas tout que de
3falre battre les hommes, il faut les
nourrir, les vetir, les armer, les gu6rir.
Tout ce saveir 81 waste, il fault lie de-
3ployer q la fois ct au miIieu des cir.
3constances les plus extraordinaires. A
|chaque movement il faut songer 4 la
3%veille, au lendemain, d ses flames. 4 ses
lderrieres ; mouvoir tout avec sol,
munitions, wires, hopitaux !; %calcI,e,
"a la fois u Pamesphere ct sur lie mo.
3ral des hommes ; ct tous ces clemens
Isl divers, 81 mobiles, qui changent. SC
complement sans cesse, les combiner
lau milieu du froid. du chaud de l.
sfaim ct des boulets. Tandis aue VOWS
lpensez q tant de chooses, lie canon gronde.
lvotre tete est mcnacee; mails, ce qui est
sspire, des milliers d'hommes qui vous re
3gardent, cherchent dams vos traits res.
lperance de leur salut /; plus loin, der
lriere eux, est la patrie avec des lau
lriers ct des cypress !; ct toutes ces
Images, il faut les chaser, il fault pen.
ser, penser vite; cal. une minute de plus
let ! "a combinaison la plus belle a per.
|du son q propos, ct au lieu de la gloire,
|c'est de la honte qui vous attend.
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soLEIL EFT RoSEE.
SIZE

FANTAIs SIZE
Sur nos vallons deserts,
Brise, pour que ties allies
R6pandcnt dams les airs
Mile senteurs noavelles.
Dieu destine All reveil
De la heur parfum6e -
I'm baiser du soleil
Humble de roste,
Sur lie bord du eheuin
Qu'un pauvre nous implore,
Tenddnslui la main,
Demons ~. demons encore.
IL est notre pareil,
Pour cette anne bris6e
L'amour est lie soleil,
L'aumone est la rosee.
CONNIE Foiseau des bois
LIE poete, sur terre,
Pour excercer sa voix
Ma quinn toit solitaire,
Quand la foule en- eveil
Godte sa m6lopee,
La gloire est son %soleil,
La muse est So ros6e.
II nest rien de certain
Dams ce monde 6ph6mere !;
Heureux de son destin,
&c qu'un sage pr6ferc
C'est I'm facon vermeil
ut puts ....s a bien aimee.
L'amour est son soleil,
La muse est la ros6s.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

WILLIE De MISUNDERSTANDING appre
mons que nos Honorablcs membres de
la Corporation sc sont decides 4 emet
tire pour $4,000 de petits Billets au fur
ct 4 mesure des besoins de la commu.
naute. lie petit change est tellement
rare ct INVISIBLE 4 nos besoins i~ourna
lIers que nous ne pouvons qu'applau.
dir a cette mcsurc.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

APPEL DE v1NGr MILES HoMMBs - LIE
|]gouverneur Pettus, du Mississippi
Went de lancer n proclamation pour
hernandez dix miles volontaires qui
devront servir deux ans, on une plus
courte periodic sill JUICE que les circons-
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R1VIERE.- Aux dernieres dates |;
Riviere-Rouge baissait, mails les pIuie.
semaine, wont de nouveau la fairt
augmenter, Les petits bateaux on.
commence leurs voyages reguliers. L.
sucre ct Ia m6lasse nous arrivent abon
damment d'Alexandrie tandis que | la ia
rlne ct les pores, nous viennent pal
grande quantite de Shreveport ct du
Texas. C'est de bonnie augure.
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Les flets noirs don't nos colonne;
son entourees ne dissent que trop ID
perte que l Union Went de faire. Les
actionnaires mont encore pu d6cidel
dams cette cruelle Circumstance, mails
nous lesperous, rien ne ERA change
quaint a Ia continuation dune feuillt
don't beaucoup compartment 10 neces
site, La reduction, toute temporaire
ne scra due qua l'obligeance de quel
que amis qui Sc sont gen6reusemen
offerts d'y suppleer tant bien que NAL
C'est dire qu'elle demande l'indulgenc'
de ses lecteurs.
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q Les compagnies appel5os Thossenrs II PR
t NatchtoChes Qua ,ds dams In naroisse dc,
aNatchitochc3 ct toute autre comnaunie or
aSahisee cans cette brigade compose del
4 p1arolFses itapides, Natchitoches, Sabine, Ca
.th.aoEia ct Concordia) sont par ces presentes
d'exerciCe de milice ct ne sont sujet &
66~saucun commandment que celui de leurs pro
Hpres officers, ct du gouyerneur. Les colonies
81 des differents regiments de la brigade prem
Asdront dhnent notice ct sc gouyerneront en-
S~consequence.
N ioute armes ct munitions maintenant er
Epossession des dites e%ompagnies seront rete
kanues par eles jusqu'a nouvel ordre.
THOMAS HUNTER de la paroisse dies Natchi
Ntoches, est par ces preSentes nomme Brtgdat
y MAJOR ct Inspector avec lie rang de Major.
n Felix MeToyER de Ia meme paroisse est
par ces presentes nomme Quartier-Ma1tre ct
Epayeur de la Brigade, aveeie rang de CAPT.
%taine.
y DIR. GEORGE E. GILLESPIE des Natchito-
3 chcs, est par ces pr6sentes nomme chirurgien
Mde Ia brigade ct prendra rang scion les
& reglements de Pancien1e armee DIES Etats.
Il Unis.
"A NALERY GAIENNI6 ct OCTAVE MeToYEB
Isade la paroisse des Natchitoches WIN B
EoTtLLE ct 4. q, DAVIDSON de Ia paroisse Sa-
wine, 5. w. fENAK1E ct WASHINGTON GA1EN.
ab1e de la paroisse Rapides, sont par ces pre-.
s@sentes nomme mes Aide-de-Camp avec le
rang de capitaine.
Les exerclces de regiment sont par ces pre-.
ssentes abolis Jusqa'a nouvel ordre, les CAPT
flames dc ~conpagnies sont requis de reunir
leur compagnie au moin8 une fois par moiB.
] JOHN BLAIR SMITH.
Brigadier General 2eme Brigade
4eme Division de la milice de
la Louisiana.
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OURAGAN.-Samedi un ouragan, &C
compagne de gr6le, dune dimension
peu o%rdinaire, a cause beaucoup de "a.
s dams Metre rareisse, In parle de
toitures %enlev6es, Cleanliness renversees
ct barrieres litt6ralement misses en-
morCeauX.
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TENURE DI~PURA7lU


4 DT- MHN@
d TE remede qui ma pas encore failli depui
~ auinze ans quill est en- usage, ct bien SUI
Saerieur a tous les ~extraits de S~alsejpareille e
zp tous les Depuratifs employees usqu'a CT
Jour.
II guerit tous les maladies chroniques, soil
ainterieure, soft extremes, sans difference d'age
mi dc sexe.-nulle maladie proyenant de Tim
apurete du sag ne resiste a son usage les dar
tires. de uuelque nature qu'elle soient. les II
admites, consequence de l'abus du mercure OF
aie tout autre traitement qui a vicit ia cons
Ktitution, sont parfaitement ct radicalement
sgueries. toute les fois que Ton persevere dams
ason emploi.
I Les Ieuchorees, Pertes blances, irr6gula,
arites dams Ia periodicite DIES merstrues, Ia
schlorose la s~terilite provenant de toute mala
Hdie chronique on Constitutionnelle toutes ces
ymaladies disparaissent par I'm traitemcnt assez
alongtemps prolonge de Teinture Depurativt
sdu DIR. MENe. ras1
rive Du Dir. MENG.
! L'Epilepsie, lor1u'elle nest pas occasionnee
schroniques ct quelquefois aigus, les uleeres
scancereuX, ont etc radicalement gueris.
i II serait fatiguant, ct pour lie public ct pour
snous, de faire remuneration de toutes les ma
aladies OH la TENURE DEPuRArlvE Du Dr..
aMENG, a obtenu un plein success il sufft de
asayoir quill ny a pas en- iusqn'a presehtune
sseule maIadie chronique inveteree on consti-
stutionneIle, produite par un vice quelconque
sdes humeurs, qni ait resiste il In puissance
anedfcatrice de cette preparation.
] Prix 81 80 la bouteille, a vendre en- gros
let en- detail chez lie Dr.. MENG, a la .Phar-
amacie Nouvelle, Place du Croissant, Donald
3s%onville, Dep6ts a St-Charlbs, chez Louis
sGassin, rive droite, ct chez B. Labat, rive
1droite; Il St-Jean- Baptiste, chez S. Sentille.
sDr. Cantonnet, Emile Monte, l.. Vial, rive
alroite, ct u. Vicknair, rive gauchc.
A vendre par L. Lacoste, John w. Tabre
III .Leihtenstein.
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Au revoir,
CoToNNIER.

: COMMERCE DIRECT ENTIRE L'EURoPE EFT Ii
|SuD.-On lit zee sujet dams lie London
Herald du 9 j%anvier :
Dtia, des maisons de Londres ct dc
Liverpool convaincues que la conqu6te
ades Etats du Sud est impraticable, font
aleurs preparatifs pour etablir des sue
acursales a la Nouvelle-O Orleans, a Char
1~leston ct a Norfolk, des que le CONNER
ce V e ces places sera r6tabli.
/ Des maisons FRANCHISES de Lyon ct
de Paris Sc prepayment aussi a ttablil
ldes relations dircctes avec lie Sud.
Des capitalists inf1uents ct ayant de
sgrandes resources ont complete a Lii
liverpool les arrangements necessaires
feur Mahlir denx lignas de steamers
de premiere ~classe, Tune pour Charles
ton, l'autre pour la Nouvelle-O orleans.
|On projette egalement une troisieme
pour Norfolk (ou aboutit lie che
min de fer qui longe la cote ct Oh lie
cotton de la Caroline du Nord ct celui
du Tennessee peut-6tre apporte a aussi
peu de frais qua la Nouvelle. Orleans
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AVIS AUX FUMEUK5

DE TABAC HACHE.
E Soussigne informe5 respectueusemn
IL Messieurs les Marchands de la vile ct de
Ia campagne, ct tous les consommateurs CT
general, quill Went d'aiouter a sa manufac
ture de TABAC EN- POUDRE, don't Ii
Iproduits lui ont valu une medaille dor B
Exposition universelle de Paris, en- 1855 Ia
fabrication de TABACS A EUMER do
toute nature, quill garantit etre aussi boz
pour lie molns, que ceux DIES maisons les plu;
EN- ren9m, ct, en- outre, parfaitement purs Il
|agreables au govt. !.
Depot general ct debit a son magasin No
Il6, rue St-Louis.
Manufacture a M~cDonoghviIIe, LIE.
A. DELPHI
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Alex. p. BREDA, DIR. Medecin,

Gradu8 d FUmrcrsite de Ia Louasiam
S'ETANT associe, pour Ia pratique de
- la Medicine, avec lc Dir. BEEDA,
offre Sos services aux habitants de
Natchitoches ct DIES environs.
Residence chez le DIR. Z. Breda.
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AVIS.

Toutes les personnes ayant en- leur posses
sion des liyres qui m'appartiennent, tells qlt
l'histoife de Ia revolution. franchise, les n1yre'
de Iamartine ct a%utres, voudront bien lei
femettre a Mr.. J. g. Janin.
I. CASPARI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

var, and portion of COrinth to Lagrange
and Grand Junction. Al the latter place
General Grant has established his head
quarters. ~
Our army occupy a position Of great
natural strength, are well fortified and
manifest much impotence to advance upon
the invading force.
II is not thought probable that the enc
my will hazard an engagement.
Tue Savannah, Ga, papers of the goth
say that abolition gunbOats aud NOR
tar boat attacked Fort McAIister at Geness
Point on the Ogehee river yesterday. AT
ter fierce engagement the enemy retired
Nassau dates 20 the 10Th have been re-
ceiyed in Charleston. They bring accounts
of the steamer Kelsee being run into and
sunk so miles from the coast. She was
one of the steamers built expressly on the
Clyde to run the blockade. One, the Iona,
was sunk in the Clyde, the other having
not been heard from is supposed to be lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

R9- A FRIGHTENED CONTRABASp.-ou
Sunday evening as negro man named
John Robinson, who resides in Martins.
vile, was passing along Main street, in the
First ward, towards his home, he was fol.
owed by an intoxicated individual with
what the negro interpreted to be a hostile
design. The negro struck the intoxicated
individual and then took to his heels, seek
ing refuge in the Catholic Hospital. The
white man followed the negro and deman-
ded of the sisters of charity in charge Of
the place that his body be given up. The
good sisters very wisely refused but sent
for policeman. Officer St. Meyers Mt last
arrived and escorted the negro from the
hospital and sent him safely upon the road
to MurttnsvilIe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

R@-A RUAwAY.-Yesterdny two horses
belonging to a countryman Zone as blind as
ba9 ran away with wagon on Main
street. The blind horse ran bolt up against
the side of house and got considerably
the worse of the collision, for the horse was
knocked down and the house was not The
other horse, seeing the house, stopped short
before reaching it, and thus saved himself.
Runaways are of daily occurrence in the
streets, and will doubtless continue to be
until parties comply with the ordinance
which requires that horses shall be secure
is fastened.
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noy7 a. AdI.i osnsrai, sith BEigads, y. ".
HEADouARrERs 4TH REdINExT Y.M.
WHEELING, November 9th lS62.

General Orier Mol
/ Battalion Court consisting Of Lieut.. Col Tho.
i Ill Logan, President, and Captains Geo C. Ware,
John O. Smith. O.. I, will convene on Friday No.
YenbeT Slst, at x o'clock T. NJ In the Grand Jury
in the COuTt-OuEa fGr the Transaction OF such
business ~ 1t may lawfully have DO, arising with
in the district represented
II A battalion Court, consisting OF Major q. ".
Franzheim, President, and Captains John ,. Hop
kiUs, Co X, Ches er D. Knox. Co Z, J. n. Vance
Co. d. VIM. b. Simpson, Co =, aud Andrew ]. Long.
Courthouse Saturday, November 22d, Al ~
O'Clock T.. NJ, for the Transaction Of such business
may laWfnly come before it, arising within the dis
tTict represented.
sistng OF all the Field and Stan OAeers Captains
Ut companies, will convene At the Grand Jury room
10 the Court House, on Saturday, November 18th, At
T. O'Clock T. ~, for the transaetion Of business.
". Captains Of companies are required TO report
TO the Adutaut OF the Regiment ali absentees 4 ON
any drills mustErs which have been may be or
dered up TO the time Of the meeting Of each Battal
ion Court.
Lewis @. Stifsl Sergeant Major Proves. Marshal,
will attend the meetings Of both Battalion and Reg
imeutal CourtS
VI. AL persons claiming exemption from militia
duty by reason Of alienage Surgeons certificate
otherwise, must present their pleas TO be considered
and passed upon by the Regimentai Court. All per-
Sous sub ect tO militia duty, who by absence from
drills uustsrs, liable be ficad may present
their to the battalion Courts Of the District
IN which they reside, and IL aTievedb by said Courts
decision may appeal u the RegiIntntal Court.
VII. All elai as for services rendered sue mu-
sic. printing, rent OF drill rooms, gas &C. must be
Prsssated 70 the EeEimental Court.
VIII All officers attending the8s several eOurts
will appear with side arms. .n.et
By order Of Andrew J. Sweeney, Col. 4th ReE't-
now l. N.1RWfN, Adiufant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
Mcclellan Declines the Inequalities
of New York,

NEW YORK, Nov. 24--In the course oil
Gen. McClellan's letter declining the hos.
pitAlities of the Metropolis, he says.
al feel most deeply this action OF the mu-
nicipality, which I regard as one of the
highest honors which can be paid citizen
at our country at this particular moment.
1t is especially gratifying TO me to be thus
assured of the good feelings and regard of
the authorities OF our greatest city. trust
they reflect the sentiments OF their cou
stitueuts. At any other time | would
gratefully accept the proffered honor, but
do not feel that it would he right for me
to do so while so many OF my former COM
rades are enduring tue PriVations OF war,
and perhaps sacrificing their lives for our
cOuufry"
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
Important from the South / Freder
icksburg, Richmond and Mobile.

FoRTREss MoNROE, Nov. 23.-The flag of
truce steamboat New York arrived this
afternoon from City Point, bringing four
hundred and twenty exchanged Union pri-
sOners in charge Of Capt. milford, of the
Sd n. Y. regiment.
The Richmond Examiner of Nov 22d,
says:
IA messnge sent into the Georgia Legis-
lature by Gov. Brown, in reference to the
Yankee raid Oh st. Mnrys produced au-
other commotion about CONSUMPTION, State
defenses, &c.
'The Senate has passed a bill to call
out the militia.
| "The tobacco destroyed at Fredericks.
burg was worth from S75, 200 to SlOO, 900
| The tobacco was seized because il was be-
lieved it had been brought to Fredericks-
burg for the purpose of barteriug it off to
Northern men in the event of the town be-
ing occupied again by the Union army.
"The recent incursiOn of the Yankees in
to the interior of North Carolina makes 1t
apparent that but little has been done to
defend this country, and the families of
| Eastern North Carolina are moving with
their negroes to a safer locality" 1t isim-
proper tor US to state Fhat measures are
now being takento obstruct the Neuse, Tar
and Roanoke rivers, but we may state that
the whole summer was permitted TO pass
away without an effort to obstruct these
rivers. The most fertile districts of the
South are passing from us one by one and
the government will have reason to regret
the blind and negligent policy of surren-
dering these rivers.
eat late hour last night dispatch was
received here stating that Gen. Patrick of
the Union army came over to Gen. Lees
headquarters near Fredericksburg with a
flag of truce aud informed Gen. Lee that
unless he surrendered or evacuated the
town by o'clock this morning it would be
shelled and burnt. Gen. Lee refused TO
treat with Gen. Patrick and ordered all
the women, children and non-eombatauts
out Of the town. II is understood that the
city is TO be held by our forces, while no
lust cause can be given for shelling the
town, yet the impression is strongly enter
tanned that the enemy will do so in hopes
that the place will be evacuated and thus
the RappahaunOck may be crossed by
them.
The Potomac river is covered with Ves-
sells and it is not improbable that General
Burnside is at this time embarking his ar.
my at points along the Potomac, Acauia
Greek, and Potomac Greek, for the rea
point of attack on Richmond. The mair
column for this attack will, it is supposed
move via Suffolk, aud the lesser column.
from other points.
"The negro market has shown considera
ble activity the present week A mother
aud seven children were sold for Eve thou
) sand dollars"
, MoPILE, Nov. 2O.-The army has been OF
the qui yive for a week, anticipating al
attack from the enemy. From their move
; ments, il is difficult to decide whether III e,
mediate 40 attack ON Pembertoni
= army or not. Il Is certain that they hav
ladyancsd their forces from Jackson, Boil
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Regulations Concerning Persons Go
ing South.


6JWAsHINGToS, Nov. 2l-In answer to
daily inquiries and Informal applications,
notice is again given that all applications
made by ladies to go to their friends and
families In the South must be made in
writing and verified by oath previous 10
the 10th day of December next; and each
applicant must state first her name, ageand
residence; second the date when she came
within the military lines of the United
States; for what purpose and where she
has since resided; third, the place she de-
sires to go to, and the purpose or object
thereof.
The persons to whom leave may be grant
ed will be sent with suitable escort from
Washington to the lines of the u S. forces,
with such personal effects as shall be al.
lowed to pass. No person will be allowed
to take more than one trunk or package of
female wearing apparel, weighing not over
100 pounds and subject to inspection, aud
if any is contrabaUd property will forfeit
the same and subject the party to imprison
ment during the war.
Applicants are also notified that imme-
making applications, list of the names of
the persons to whom leave is granted will
be published, and tue time and place de-
signated. Children il desired will be al
lowed TO accompany their mothers and re-
iatives who have permits, and to take their
usual wearing apparel, but the name and
age of each child must be given in the APP
plication.
(Sigued,) L. C. TURNER,
Maj. and Judge Advocate.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GRAMMAR LEssoX-To be recited in the
churches every Sabbath during the Win
lst exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, intransitive, and
In the present tense, indicative mood is
corrugated thus o EWT
T,aI cough We cough
tn9u toughest Ye or you cough
de coughs They cough
Present Participle-(dID coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, (tOO common
in this Congregation neuter gender, plural
number, and in all cases governed by
Dr.. CHApMAS's HoARHouSD BALsAM.
Price % cents. Sold by
Il. II, LOGAN L Co,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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From Burnside's Adyance-Things
at fredericksburg.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoToMAC,
,LMnr.ru Snnhnu aunninn Nnr o.,

HEADQUARTERS Army PoToMAC,
FALMOUTH, Sunday evening, Nov. %.
The day passed off quietly without any
thing worthy of note trauspiring
The church bells in fredericksburg were
ringing to-day, announcing the hour of di-
vine worship, although most of its
inhabitants had fed from the doomed city
1t is certain that if the passage up the
river of the Federal troops should be re-
sisted by the rebels, their chime have been
heard for the last time.
great many unArmed soldiers were
seen walking through the city to-day,
probably for the purpose of attending
curch.
During last night the enemy's works
were somewhot extended, but no additional
guns are visible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

G@~THE HARPER's FERRY PRrsONERs.-
The Federal soldiers who were paroled by
the rebels at the time of the surrender Of
HurPer's Ferry, and who were sent to Chi
cngO, have been exchanged aud they are
now en- route to Washington. Quite large
number passed through Pittsburgh yester-
day. That noble institution, the Pitts.
burgh Subsistence Committee are feed
ing these waytarers as they pass through
in plentiful manner.