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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

WHAr Com. FoOte wants is some henvii-
" plated gunboats. like the Merrimac
At almost every point where they have
water batteries, the rebels are found to
be in possession Of large l2S-ponnders
which will tear everything to peices less
than q inch irOn-platiGg. They are no
doubt English cannon, brought Oyerin the
bermuda and other English steamers,
which have run the blockade They are
said to be Armstrong; guns, but this is
probably a mistake, as the British Gov
eminent allow none of these to be ex-
ported. They are probably Blaksly guns,
which are quite as effective as the Arm
strong, the latter having only the great
advantage of beingmuch lighter and con-
sequently handled and moved with great
er facility.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
CoxeErss viii ssoetios IA 5ivi.io,

cOxsEEss viii sanction the division Of
Virginia whenever it has an uumistakabIe
evidence that the West is sincere in want
ing a division, and not till then. We have
the recorded opinions of members of thai
body TO warrant this statement. Members
of Congress understand as well as any
body that the only real msIive for a divi-
sion is the making OF the West into a free
State and whenever they have a clearly
expressed desire for that from West viz
ginia, our application for admission via
be entertained, aud We believe not tia
then, I'VE hope they viii have it ON the
third Of April. that it and the Coustitul
iion may 60 up to Congress logetherl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
The Constltnfionol Tele.,,.r,

VIII positively take place on THURSDAY,
the ''hiFd day Of sApril,-.Aaao, ,DoriDi
1862. Our eOsenPOta1y seems to hays
been very much mixed up lately about Tia
day Of holding this election, but We ats
happy to see, has got slaughtered out s,
last Au Informal vote viii Be taken Oh
the same day on the question which the
Convention could not trust the people %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

IF Congress would sanction The divisioS
of the State AZ all at this time, 1t wiz 81
done as readily under the prOEerred Gonl
stitntion as under any other that could
have been ftamed.-P6 sSi Of yssierdep.
Please explain how, so that people 81
limited penetration eau Sc It. NE doa9
see anything green about Congress, al
you?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
THr Baltimore = ilbio R.iI,,., ~

TAE Baltimore : Ohio Railroad isTnoI
Tin running Opaera al the va, thrcur
yet Announcements TO the contrary hSya
been, slightly premature. Just Vhen i
vii b, we cannot say accurately; bat foI
the present Will coatiuas the announces
ment that 1t will be shortly, so that iWheS
it is everybody will be ready for il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
The Battle nearwInehester-AU Union
Regiment an Alabama.
(sPeeIal Dice 10 &c y. y. PaEt.l

WAsH1NGrox. March 24.-The battle
near Winchester on Saturday .ook svsry-
body here by surprise. There is much re-
joicing to-day over the result.
General Hitchcock is here, aiding the
War Department by his advice on military
matters.
Senator Lane, of Indiana, has received
adVices from Savannah, Tennessee, stat.
ing that a Union regiment has been formed
In Alabama. The approach OF our armies
imParts confidence to the loyal men Of the
South.
The RfPu6lieaR of this morning asserts
that General Denver has been removed by
the President from the command Of the
department Of Kansas, to which he Tas
assigned by General Halleek.
The entire national debt now amounts
to four hundred million dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

oOh AFTER YOUR CHILDREN, Tbs4 lAo,,a,
Sit Sna hoarsehesa, and diReulty Of iTeS3Iiss-'
Gnlen prevents sleep and comfort, and tbr--Ia55,
set' may be quickly relieved by lev io-sS ~
DIR. clIAPMAN's HOARHoUND BGIsR1T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
From, RnItiu,ore.
rcOrro.pondeaoo Of ne oipeinnasI gazette

DISAEPEcFI0S IN VIRGINIA.
Virginians who now visit Baltimnna
from Winchester and other points nos-
sessed by our armies-loSal menLs1y
that with full guarantee Of protection
they feel confident more than ont- IL H he
people Of Virginia would gladly. Chez
fully, come back to the Union. AS r &
however, where treason reigns. Il Is q
much as mans life Is worth 70 int;mat -
his real desires. The greatest trouble i
to keep Union people from being sGbiu-
gated and even masSacred BY their own
people, who per g are secessionists. =
This, too, is one Of the most delicate mat
tiers our advancing army has 70 provide
against =
TIE BALFINORE AND OHIo RAILRoAn
The work Of reconstructing this great
improvement progresses rapidly. The
bridge across the PotOmAc 1t HarpeF,s
Ferry is now COmpleted, and cars have
run over it A few days hence md we
shall have free and full connection with:
the Ohio river. The independent tele-
graph IS being gradually rebuilt, ana
viii also be ready for operating a soon.
as the road Is completed 1t viii IS 4.
glorious day that finds us once nlore in.
direct railway communication. through
this route, with the West
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

4 tsa pleasant fact, that the Sabbath
following the capture ofsSsWbern, the bells
sPerby order, rung as usual, and liIins
'sAtvFees performed IN the churches by
chaplains of different regiments. 1t is I
noble comment upon the character ara
spirit Of the commanding general.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
CLERGYMEN.

sLsaSsEs, StngerSi Army ohesrs, viii
~. ~ ~ "a ISSes!esE Crowds and hosFSlDSs 4;
1as . - kAOARHoUND BAISGNs y Al =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

God guard our Gag, and keep each star
EAeh GfriPs AS bright a. row they wave,
Sfill make il Lad our raaks n EAr,
stu Goat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor thar would daEe
TotrAfl u through the dust Of shame.
All houest hearts it, lot viii share
Aud follow e 70 Death or PANE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
IaE RALTINORE AND oHIo RA1LRoAp.
RURNRTnR ANn6TlHTnNH DO

oO1ANSAnE AND STANTON HATS
.1UsT OUT. M -vstY Ming ISr sprIaE volr.
~ Sell Al - yQalg ~ Al1 sllF7lY JliIIlsslyIl
with ole- 10 - ha1 0lly ~ I
s. n. PRAFiIERaS, :
INNS opposite tie NeL.ars HOGSl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

@sErfOursh. page for Interesting read.
ing matter. E p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
!. -. =. lM.arshal,s Sale.
!. ahe Vaitsd ssaa.s q An..tas1

la a. 49, Ii.,,!li, =, Eo1,stoas
SaS 50 ~ Ce5t & lie Gnltsa stsse, vi.hla
ps4-.4 ne q thS dssFes ~ -, -. Ii
rsctsa SI = tes 9Ie snfitie SS5ss, 70 ne b.
~ EllaIl IN - ~, - ~ day o
10 e5eIoeR e - AlaI, I; - -. a
HolsbO1, q i;iS s t sc q liaftbSG a.
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HteheR flrIfiSrS lo{ q llolsl3old asI
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F,I5I - - NE .. s. f5l- ~ = SSst.s -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
Old Prices ,Apain :

a a IS rs Seit make q PRINTS ineiuis2 Ir..-
lOee sI15I ' t:s'l and Black Priats, re
~ S. e;l s. PEiat. a % seSts. & Ess ( ]
3 MIN : y cached Mnsiin n M -,
= 4Stalls C4shs SH0NT 4 STrSSISSSS g. Guy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
HkIlIsIRERTs
lnlnitabIe Hair Rest0ratiIe.

D,IJE : g IS.N0P a DIE
pIvi.. gElJs lrisS ~ 4 z.
Impaired - q t9l EiFh 6S91rSI - tSSs0cs.
~ y Is - atsales An k53iiG1fSSSSS[I Az
. 5Fe .ty g he haiE, al Ss - - ''I
1a F5sioff Hill = InllIElb5o cGsorinr rs
Eli. ii Nv ~, e % iA'a sSiss b a. ~
p.,..,., :. Lqxgriant Beauty
eatel dl-liF1 pEegelt5 its sling q, srs4i-
OEiSiSSl a. y - t0d te ~ q ~ biar Is
IL faEsF, ~ -. e1l . ooostaaliy i6cTeSsnk
sid by6Ii ge0tleuael aul fali.s 1t -
thsa q ~ ssiAlO aSallll, Or 60 s. b.
n 3 -, ageats D. 81 Bslnes, 80
N NY III LOGAN 8 Or ~ PT'1,6 S1p,P
-, - i7-sf.f SSS9I
4 LID AID IRON p IE1ET7-TEG
s9sss ~ 'tS6Js Gna IiFi5. - -
HhlS y. NICoLL. BROS
variety Store, lee Main It.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
~ DEALERS

ne 1i0ARILOUND BALsANI. il seiis I-sII Itn
SoS-l' =; 500 purpose, In curing couebs ~
- ny IN o o and Young ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
THE PEoPIE

W4nt good ennGh remedy, In cOursoirn. ~
a., low Price The iHoARHOUND RSS N, 1n 9
oSi 5t5 3 e. Any % the dollar prepaEatISIS -
= = - ( 9. 81 8 Fl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
THE PROOF

0F a.. - >, PhOOE zEEF5as
- sSes q tbs aoaRooSSTIiinf PgS$ q the a thai
I'm g aud gpeak9 IsiT b 8
Z Price 3 ean,s m LOGAN { Co. and +. /
Z ss''' 's,s w. LOAN, LIST Z co f (
mha : t.s'--I R RIs1sSists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
3 IRUSIEElN CO.,

pY MN skE.qsIsEE,S SALE. 80 -
"a ~ = = - iigfS ~ ~, = c. Al
sSl . IL 9 d IiEtiis .
- - lo DID, q Ro % ~ ~ n S5l7Is
Er0SIi h ~ - lot Day g AEl ~ q Cqlut
Is "a ~ ~ hll g ~ eiSy a I ~; e les q
,-llllEloll % sid ~. -, eE "a
Slali tIlis ~ .1al ealVeS- TN, y
-9sll=lR. (IYS - g S - 6 tFSst.
pa a2i is sP1llsg l...o,1i u 49,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
MORTONS GOLD PENS
.5Rbs hest Pens In the World.

On RECEIPT OF ANY OF THB FOLLOWING
I sums, IN Cash or ROst-0fiee Stamp, the sub
sciber will send by return Of mall or otherW1se, ~
"a VII
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

ITHE highest premium paid for GOA aDd silver
4 eOtn, Eastern Exchange, United StafeS. Ohio
Indiana aud BAsoeIn Bank notes AZ the
jaheO-Sm RANK OF WHEELING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
WednesdaY Morning, Mareh 2e, ,e2.

VIII EELING:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

UULD FINS y II41YU4 80 4 -
For 2S eents the Magic PEN iof 50 cents the lheky
Pen: for 90 cents the Away Ready Pen for
flE n III o PEN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
For Sa1a

A COAL BANK MULE, we'll br0kea and Of col
IA venfent size for WoFilng In cal Elnk. : =
fsbls-SU Apply to NORTON, ACHEsOS AGO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26
/. For Rent and Sale.

- The subscriber has for rent, Store Rooms
mlall and large: also odlees IN good buiIdfnEs
41s2d story; Dwelling Houses Tor rent; BuIldinR
Lots and other real Estaie foE EAle-
TH0S. H0RNBROOK,
Once No. lls1< up stairs, Main g..
teb26 between Monroe and Unf0n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-26

- FOR REHT-The IarseGaA ven known
room, next door to spriEE House, Whieh has
tan1l A y. ADAMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
Tiffin at'eeklp Tribuac
4 NEW song TO AN OLD TUNE.


John Bull, Esq my ju John.
When we were first acquaint,
You acted very much as now
You act about The Trout,
lou stole my bOnny sailors, John!
My bonny ship also,
You're aye The same fierce beast to me,
John Bull, Esq, my jol
John Bull, Esq my 10 John,
Since We were linkd together
Full many Jolly FIGHT, John,
We've had with one another,
Now must We iight again, Johri
Then ut it let US 60!
Aud God will help the hcncst heart,
John Bull, Esq, my jo.
john Bull, Esq, my jo John,
A century has gruu 10y,
Since YOU called me your slave, John,
Since | az YOU let ny:
You want tu fight itoutu ugau--
Thai war of waste aud woe;
You'll find me much the same old coon,
John Bull, Esq, my jo.
John Bull, Esq NV 10 John,
IL living Il ons have told,
That have lost my pluck, luhn,
And fight not as OF old
You'd better not be eve H., John,
Nor scorn your ancient iue;
For I've seen weaker days than this.
john Bull, Esq my io.
Johu Bull Esq, my 10 John,
Hear this, my language plainl
never smOte YOU unWOyoked,
! never smotc IN vain!
IL YOU want peace, peace let IL be.
IL war-bc pleased to know,
Shot ia my locker yet rcmaiu,
John Bull, Esq, my iol
--NnnilN Enir.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
Tiic Disposition OF Gcm. Hal
tccis's Army.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Conmcreiul rivcs the present orgsnizs-
ton of Gen. Hnllceh's army and the To-
cation of the different divisions. Gen.
IIallcck issued an order rovoking the spe-
cial orlcr BY which tho three corps en-.
ragtd In the investment ofCorinth. .nams+
ly, the Army Of the Ohio under General
Buell.. and the Army Of West Tennessee
were united IN grand army. Hereafter
th Wv lact independently Of each uthcr.
q o. Crlnt re assumes command ID tho
A my OF West Tennessee, without any
control Of the two other corps, General
Thomas old division, however, continu.
ins tu form q part Of the formtr. The
two divisions constituting the rcsorvcnn-
der the command of General McClcrn-
aud, are likewise rc-uttached 20 the ar
my Of West Tennessee, 70 that i Is now
composed Of seven divisions, viz. Thom-
a., llur,lurs, Davies, w. T.. Sherman's
| Mtkrauus, Walllec's and McClern-
nnd's.
/ Gen. Buell. was directed to ptcpai e his
corps for march ibto North Alabama,
and accordingly the four divisions ot
/ G 'ncriis McCOuk, Critteudtn, Nelson
aud Wood. have been moving along the
! line Of the Memphis and Charleston road.
Gen. popc's old co,nmord will hold its
present position Hloug the Mobile and
ONO rurd. The divisions uf Gencrais
SlcrmaD, Wallace and McCloruuud are
moving in the direction OF NJ mph.. Tho
other divisions of the army of West Ten
~ sacc, Thomas, llurlbul's, Davies aud
Nj cKcer,'s constitute a garrison force at
ICrrrih, nnto' thc command of General
TiOmas,
The Spring & mpaign hes closed, apd
"a nrmv 10 settling down Into summer
ir,L, curing which they will rstuiid thc
"a lroat- that have bcen demolished by
the furtuuts OF wBr. Regular WachinG
ard carpenter shops, uudur charg, OF mC
chunics from the r,nks. have been iol
sume tine in active operation
IL is said iha; Gems. Isllcck ant
Giant ttrs to. leave Corutb, the lorinei
lgjing to 81. LOUIS, and the latter ps,ab
Itching hva.quarl,r "i the Army of Yves
= r uuOss,c at Memphis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
Ilnw i.ic s'aAss are 20 ne Coiicc@
ted,

. NtNls
TO carry into effect the taS bill passed.
by Congress last week, quit, u uumberof
officers will DO appointed, over whom
Commis sionct OF Internal Revenue il 20
b, placed. The salary Of this official is
fixed a, $1,000 per annum. The ollircrs
undor his direction. and their dutiesi will
bein brief, as follows, viz; ~ t'HiaA
ist. A collector Tor each Congr ss:
loum District, to b, appointed by the
| president, with the cons, nj Of tic Stn-
ate, whose duties will hc T. collect Tor
! thc government the taxes o be paid in
slid district. Tho compensation Of his
services is IA the form Of commissions on
the amounts collected. .r.,...-a
I'd, An usscssor for each Congress
ional Dsrct, to be appointed by the
Prcsiiont, whose duty " will ba-to furn-
Ii-h the collector with list OF the persona
TO be taxed and the articles on which tte
1 taxes are to be levied. His salary lis TO
be a. 3 per tiem when engaged in rrepa-
ration, and SO when in the actual PER
rormance of his du.ies as assessor. lie
j. also TO receive commission of 81 for
\ each hundred names on the tax list. =
Sd. Duyuty collectors, 10 he paid by
collectors. Their duties arc to be TO at
as assistants. .F
lth. Assistant assessors TO be 0ppoin-
I tod by assessors. Their salary is fix d
at 81 per day, 10 addition To which they
will receive the same commission as as
s,ssOrs. f.I
9TH. Inspectors of liquors, etc, to be
appoint, by collectors, whose duties
f will b. to measure and examine tho proof
, of liquors renewed for sale, for which
they are TO receive fees trom the owner
, thereof, the extent OF which is TO be fixed
/ by the Commissioner of Internal Rcvo-
) nue.. F
The officers above classified are to car
J ry into eject the provisions Of the bill,
| and arc 10 be held strictly accountable
: for their nctions. Collectors, through
whose bands must PASS very large sums
; of money, viii be required TO give heavy
bonds 70, an honest performance Of their
duties. In some districts il Is probable
: that bonds to the cx,cnt of $500 ,0e0 or
$500 OC0 will bercquired,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
FRIDAYS BATTLE.

Before daybreak on Friday morning
the army formed upon a circle Of rolling
ground and prepared itself for tho pp-
proach of the enemy; General F!lz John
Porter cnmmundnt in person.
At sunset the enemy appeared, press
ing down through the fields, along the
road and thrtugh the open woods of tho
old camping ground and previous head
quarters Of Gen. Mcclellan. From theii
previous disposition IL was evident that
their numbers were overwhelming, and
that the whole force was engaged.
On the right, the bridges were de-
stroyed, Major Robertson's battery took
up positions at euch obstruction, and &C.
ycrely annoyed the approaching columns
of rebels until they came up to the main
body of the army.
! The artillery engagement continued,
growing more and moro severe until
about IL O'clock, when battalion ufter
battalion ofrebel infantry came up, pour
ing in their yolloys of muskctry, but they
were met by our men in u most detcrmin-
cd manner.
About noon Gen. Porter sent for re-
endorsements, and soon afterwGrd Gen.
Slocum Of Gen. Frankln's corps, came
up, and the scene Of carnage grew more
and more appalling. Some ninety
/ pieces OF artillery, including the whole OF
( Col. Hunts reserve, Vnd other batteries
belonging to the different divisions, wero
in position, doing constant and deadly
execution, while the rebels had been able
to bring up only few pieces.
I At each relief of the rebel forces it
could BE- seen that fresh troops were en-.
gagged; while on every side the different
brigades were all put foiw Ird twice, and
most of tthem three times, and still they
iiinched not nor gave an inch, bnt forced
the enemy back at all points.
/ Toward night it was plain that unless
some unlooked-ior event occurred the day
would be ours, Notwithstanding the SUI
perior strength OF the enemy; his force
musteTng full $4,000, while ours was
less than 10000 all told.
At five O'clock Col. Cooks Cavalry,
impatient of inaction, advanced to the
front without orders, and charged upon
the enemy in the woods. They were
met with a sweeping fire, which threw
them into confusion and they ran pell
nell into our artillery park, frightening
the horses, which broke and ran, and 1
terrible scene ensued.
This was at the celter, and came neal
proving badly disastrous, but the tempo
rary advantage Of the rebels was checked
for a time, and the fortunes Of the day
were wayerlng--now fuyoring the rebels
and now Witnessing their repulse by de.
tormined charges.
Al one time a superior force single'
out Gen. Griflin's brigade and adyanc
ed upon it. The General, who is an ol,
artillery officer, and knows how to wal
remained quiet until they came up q
proper range, when he tell upon then
and drove them back preeipitately Il
their position.
OUR FORCES CROSSING THE cR'cKAHoM
: General Morell's division, with Gen
r erals Martindale, Griffin and Butterfiela'
1 brigades, held the left; and G en-. Mccall
5 division, with the brigodes of General
: Reynolds, Mead, Orde were on the righ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
Chandlcr'= sseSolui,on OF Ia-
0uiYT.

When Mr.. Chandler Of Michigan, call
el up his resolution, asking for the pro-
ductiou of all the orders which the Pres
ileut had given Mcclellan about his ad-
yaucing; Grthe numher of his army since
last November, and Tor the number oi The
Successive achievements he had re-
C iycj, III, Weight Of lud., opposed II,
a. measure OF hostility to Gen. McClel-
Ian, aud went on 20 declare his confidence.
in that cfIicer, President Lincoln aud
Secretary Sianion. Mr.. Chandler
promptly replied that the object Of this
resolution had been misunderstood. For
weeks there has been violent onslaught
on Secretary stanton, on the prctext that
he had prevented re-inforcements from
going to Gen, McCleliaa. His obifct
was to defend Secretary Stanton, whom
he proposed II show was entirely inno'
cont.
His resolution was then adopted hY a
vote of thirty five 10 six-Anthony, Ns-
ter, Lane of Kansas, McDoognl. sauls-
bury and Wright voting in the negative.
THE REBEL LossEs IL rHs LAST BATTLE BE-
FORE RIcnMoSp. aas
The Secessionists at Fredericksburg
were remarkably jubiiant, the first oflast
week, over the news from Richaaond---
Agtcr the news of Monday and Tuesdays
battlal came in they exh hbltedia marked
change, and many Of them did notdeny
they had heard Very bad news. Ashley
are knownto have direct tcomInuaicauon
with the rebel sources Of news ffomrkich-
moud. their conduct is Inferred 10 indlcpte
4, c,ntirnat inn OF the belief cntorta med
by our cfiicers of terrible rebel lossdsf on
the last two days, and ofFthe bad condi-
ton Of The rebel afmy.-- Hasa SEcciai.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
Arsenais az the West.

The bin establishing arsenals at Col
umbus, indianapolis and Rock Island, for
deposit and repair Of arms, has passed
the House. and will be law as soon as
IL receives the Presidents signature -
Special. 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18

a, an ,ariy hour on Tuesday morning,
General CcMicllon went to Hsrrisou's
Bar to mako arrungemcnp for land
ing the rapplics, and at noon dined with
Colonel Ingalls, on board ofthe Cononi-
cts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18

There are good many slaves about
here. They are generally black as OBJ
ny and very ignorant looking. All the
smart ones have run OF.
Rumcrs are current in camp that we
will be detained here while longer, and
that then it is the intention of the auth or
tiles to try to reorganize US into a three
years regiment. So many of US just drop
ped our business and left SO hastily, when
we thought the capital in danger, that
we could not re'enlst without destroying
our business, that think but fe q of CON-
pany d can rcmaia without some imper-
ative necessity requires il.
July 7th-Still here in camp. Your
correspondent being on guard duty on the
4th, got the promise of friend to report
the proceedings carriad on over in town,
and no doubt he has done it very satislac-
lorily to the readers of the Tribune. Ar
ticles from his pen have heretofore, fre-
quently found their way into your paper.
'rhc only disease that now troubles the
Seth is the camp diarrhea, which, though
not dangerous, is troublesome.
Our regiment is rapidly learning bat
talon drill and even now can execute
some maneuvers ofa very difficult nature
and in manner which would do no dis.
credit to troops who have been in the
service for six months.
Jackson, who was arrested on the 4ih
has not been tried yet, but he is such 1
noted secesh, that he will stand gooC
chance of paying another visit to CAM
Chase.
Several of the boys have been in thu
hospital, but with nothing Of serioui
character, with the exception Of Levi
I NJ. Bush, who had the bloody Hux. Ill
is, however, now rapidly recovering, AM
will soon take his place in the rank
) again.
tits currently reported now that we vii
leave for Washington in few days,
j. s. N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18

General Moreps division, with Gem
erals Martindale, Griffin and Butterfiela', /,
brigades, held the left; and G en-. NcCalPs
division, with the brigades Of Generals
Rey nolds, Mead, Orde were on the right,
Gen. Sykes division 10 the center, and