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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
The Rebels Failing Back.

NASHVILLE, tenn, July l6.-The guer-
rillas have fallen back toward McNinn-
vile, about 2, 900 in all, taking our officers
along. The priyates were paroled,
Our loss was 80 killed and 90 wounded
The rebel loss was 90 killed and 100
wounded. The citizens take good care of
the wounded, aud buried the dead left by
the rebels. The citizens are actively en-
listing as Home Guards
Disbursements are arriving. No dan
ger is appreheuded to the city.
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AIrin y. Ra,table. CO.. na.table. . |

Alvin II. Bastable, George Bastahle, 4 -
Robert Coyner, Jr.,-, Defendants.
This suit l. foreign attachment In equity, thu OBJ
jeet Of which 4 70 obtain decree 70 sell the real
and personal estate OF the defendant, Alvin n. Bas-
table, In the hill mentfoned and attached, TO wit:
s1t acres OF land lying the Bueshasnon river IN
UpshuF county, whore he lately resided; 1000 acres
In the Bond survey, lying IL miles south east from
the court house Of upshur County Also the foll
ing slaves to wit: one black woman, named Ratsy,
one black gil, named Martha aud one black boy /,
named Hugh aud to apply the proeeeds Of the sale
thereof to the payment Of tte debt due tho e111-
plainant, in the bfil hled IN this eahse.
The defendant, alvin n. Bastable, not having en-
tered his appearanee and Il Appearing b. HaidavIt
filed that be has % abssnted himself Be deemed
non-resident by the aWBof this Staf6, us there
table Do appear tn thi suit within ono mouth Hter
due publication Of this order aud do what 4
EAFy 20 protect his Interest herein.
e0py-Teste: A.PoUNDST0NB, Clerk.
Arnold Butcher, counsel for eOmpFt- jel2
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Esy-sAIE OF oosrIscAfEp pnopERry-

B9"SALE OF UoNFIscATED PRoPERTY.-
The United States Marsbal'sl sale of the
cOnfscated property ofEdw. Fitzhugh CON-
menssd yesterday at the former residence
of that geutlemau, on Quincy street Most
of the household furniture went off at good
prices aud the bidding was very spirited.
Our friend Mrs. Toodles was present in all
her native lOveliuess ready to buy anything
that sold cheap.
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10 BsFjdRfn T. iSlid9artA, Esq--.I-
sIE; fake notice that on the th day Of JuIr, Iso2
ut the clerks once OF the county court % UpShur
county, Virginia. Will proceed 70 take dspositfous
to be used on the trial OF certain ehRneery cause
nSv pending In the eirruit court Of Upshuf county
Virginia, In which complainant and you are de-
PENDANT. Given under my hand this 6,h day Of June
1909. fjsl2I ELIAS HEkyNER-
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The Confessions and Experience of
- an Invalid

Published for the benefit and as warning and
caution to young men whe sufIer from Nervous De-
bilitS, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means Of SelECure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and qnAckery. by enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
bedford, Kings Co, New York. ap4-lydAw
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Defendants.
This suit Il foreign attachment Ia "a uity the OBJ
JeetDf which l. to obtain decree 70 sell the real e.
tate OF tho defendant, Richard L. Brown nientioned
and attached In the bill led In this eaus wit: slI
Aeres Of land waters OF Big Sand run aeTRs
on same, l5S1S acres OF land on Mig Sand nn, aud
three lots in the town Of BuckhannOn, Nos so %
~, all in upshur eounty and State Of Virginia. aud
to apply the prncees Of tho sale thereof the pay
mentioned. --f-1l
The defendants, Richard L Brown aud Jonathan
81. Bennett, not haYinS entered their appearance,
end It appearing by aidaTit ed, that they have 30
absented thenpel ~ 70 be deemed nonTesi tents
By the laws OF this State Il Is therefore ordered that
the said defendants, Richard L. Brown and jonathan
amer due publication OF this order aud do what l.
Necessary to protect their Interests herein.
A eopy-Teste: A. POUNDSTONE, Clerk
Arnold Butcher, counsel for-eomPIt. JeI2
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a PROCLAMATION.
The Commonwealth of Virginia

OPIIcE OF sEcRETAAT OF THR CoMll ,NWRALTH,I
Er.s. WHEELING, Va, June sd, lb62.
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF an act OF the Cen
w erAI Assembly, entitled ian act providing for
the election of Governor, lieutenant Governor ana
Attorney General" passed January nth, 1852, an
election held in the several counties OF this Com
monwealth, for the offices above specified. on the
I'D day OF May, 1869;
And, whereas, from tho returns made to this Office
very large majority Of the votes cast were given
for T. II. PeirpOint, ksq, D. POlsley, Es and James
s. Wheat. Esq, for the Offices Of Governor Lieuten-
ant Governor and Attorney General, respectively:
Now, therefore, /, LUcIAN A. HAGANs, Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia. In obedience 70
provision OF section OF act Of the General As
Sembly, entitled Eau act changing the manner OF *
aiming polls and certifying eections for certain
officers In tnis Commonwealth, passed January 3lst
1862 do make known, by this my procla alton, that
FRANCIS II. PnRPoIET, Esq, OF Marion county, has
been duly elected GOVERNOR DANIEL PoLsLET, Esq7
OF Mason COUNTY, has been duly elected LtEUTENANr
GovEENOR, and JAMES s. WHEAT, Esd, OF Ohio county,
State Of Virginia.
Given under my hand and seal the day and year
hr.t above written.
5S2lStd&2w LUCIANO. HAGANs, LsKIL-I
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UmGINIA.-At Ruiss held in the CiorkaOmee
v Of the Circuit Court Of Upshur county, the
first Monday In June, 1852: u b
The Exchange Bank Of Virginia,
~ T. 7


Tltottson Janney; George Bastablo 4
Aftfliin LorehtE, Dgfsndauta.- ~ ~ d e
This suit b a foreign Rttlchment IN equity th6ob-
feet OF which 70 obtaiu decree 70 sell the real
OF the defendant, Tllottyou Janney, In the In
mentioned and attached, and TO apply the proeeeaa
Of the sale thereof 70 the pAyatnf Of the debt ne
the complainant In the hflf hied IN this eluse.
This defendants, I'll 6ttsan J aunsy aud kififn Bor.
entE not having entered thu II appeaTanee and Il APP
pearing from anidayit filed, that they are deemed
pon residents by the laws Of this State It iEfsre-
fore ordered that the aid defendsnt Tiiiottson
ney and Mimln Lprentz, do appear here IN month
eessaFy TO protect their Interests herein.
eopy-Iesto;r a R0UNDSr0NE, Clerk
Arnold = BateheT. Council ~ eompI't.. Jel2
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Mowers and1Reapers!



1lHIS Justly celebrated Machine Is now generally
known and recognized Rs the best and most per
feet Mower in use-j ZACH years experience adds 10
It's high reputation and proves its superiority
all others. It combines many advantages not found
In other machines. It has two driving wheels,
which act together or Independently Il also has
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes Il e.
peciAlly adapted 70 cutting billy aud uneven SUR
heeS allowing It 70 pass freely stones other
obstructons also allowing the bar TO fold acro18 the
frame without removing single bolt or nut The
use from field to field or farm 20 farm readily IS
common cart. The finger bar Il made OF STEEL The
guard fingers peculiar 70 this mower and are 81
cured by patent. They arc made Of wrought ir9n
and laid with steel; the fmportance OF this feature
VIII be readily recognized by those who have been
annoyed BY the cost and tronble Of the cast 1ngers
used on other machines. Again, while presenting
perfect mower we also furnfsh when desired an IN
dependent rearing attachment, thus giving the pur
chaser the advantage Of a single or combined ma
chime We warrant every machine, and duTing the
experience Of six yearshav nsyer had sfnRIe ma
chine returned. We therefore feel Justified In
commencing the BUCKEYE as superior to all Others.
We have furnished sizes suitable to the wants OF
AL classes Of fhTmeFa-
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
will be sold at the very low price Of eightyhve dol
lars, aud for ghtness Of draft, convenience smplic
~ and durability Is uneqpAled by anything yet in
tie Held Farmers wanting machine must send in
their orders early there will be but limited num-
Der built this season. Sample machines can be seen
at Mr.. John Thoburns, corner Of Market aud Qniucy
D. J. SMITH,
THEo. N. CoRRELL,
apS0 Agents for ManufAetureTH-
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Tulottlon Jannsy, Gsorrs BAstabls Z

TnlOtt.on Jannsy, George BAstabIs 4
Joseph D. RaPp, Defendants. NON
This suit il a foreign attachment In equity, the
object Of which is TO 0btai decree 70 cell tho rtd
estate Of the def ndant, Tlotts0h Janney, In the
bill mentioned aud attached and t. apply tie pro-
cees of the sale thereof to the pay Of the debt
due the eOmplainant in the bin fled In this eaus
Abe defendant, Tliottson Iannsy, not having en-
fled, that he L deemeR non-resl by the laws Of
this State II = therefore ordered that the eaid DE-
iendant Tillottsnn Janneys do appear In this suit
within one nth AFTER due publication Of this order
and do what is Necessary toProtect MS interet herein
Arnold Butcher, counsel for compile. jeIz
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ALBANY, N. Y. July l6.-Au enthusiast
tic war meeting held here last night
Gov. Morgan presided and resolution
was adopted recommending call of the
Legislature to authorize the payment of
the State bounty to volunteers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYEI

TIE BEST IN THE IRoRLD.
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be gnished from nature
edes the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and invgorates the
Hatr for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant,
ly turns splendid Black or brown, leaving the Hair
soft and btautilul. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
Hs- The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
RLoR, on DE four sides Of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street.
New York.
'Ai's 80 'r0pp''uy a''4 - t''1a on m1ysi.ly-d&w
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From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
WRITlNG. FLUID,N-

[From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
HCHEMICAL WRITING FLUIDS"
awe are indobtedt to Messrp. 4. Barr 4 Co. for
supply of Laughlina Bushheld's Ink, article we
have been using exclusively for tho year past.
@Itismanunctured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by a arm whose loyalty never for moment wayered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that It Is genuine, as
nee as unfading aud permanent as their Ink, with
which we make this record - ISL u s4s
sweuse this FLUID because. sfler being torment
ed with many other black devices. have found It
superior in every respect any other either foreign
or home make, and hence PrOaounes 1T the best aud
most reliable in the MARKET
LAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD, Mannfaeturers,
Sold by ]. @. Orr Co.
Reed KrAn,
lJos.GTAYes,
Wa. r. McKelYey,
And Book sellers generally. mil
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CLEVELAND, July l6.-The city council
last night appropriated $35, 900 TO aid re-
cruiting.
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tn THE DISTRICT COURrOFT THE
il unitei States, for the Western District Of Vir-
ginia, At Wheeling. s1
At Rules held In theelers oflne Of the court.
for the;moath Of July, 1851 at Wheeling:
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RuIeshsldin the CLERKS once
" Of the Circuit Court Of UIshur county, on the
mat Monday in lime, 1862, ffaI n = 80
The Exchange Bank OF Virginia I 800 49,
Complainant
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~ READEH, you can have an enduring, alway
ready, and reliable Com PES, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If You
want it. see aThe Pen is Mightisr than the swordy
In another column. mh25
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Elias Heavier, Complainant :,
Benjamin p p sadaarth, Defendant. In UPAnSs'y
This suit Is foreign attachment In equity the OBJ
Ject Of which Is 70 obtain decree TO sell the real e.
tate Of the defendant Benjamin T. SuddaFth, men-
toned and Atthchr ia the bill filed Ia this cause and
to apply the PToees OF tho sale thereof 70 the pay
nicnt II the amount due aud damages claimed by the
complainant, In the III nehti5n2d.
AID Il appearing by AfdIyit filed, that the defend-
ant, Benjapin r. suddarth, has % ahsen ed himself
that he Is deemed nonresident by tie laws OF this
State, and said defendant n0s having enteFed his a
peAraues it Il therefore Urdert that he do appear
IN this suit within month aftsr due phbiieation
Of this order and do what Is Necessary to protect his
interest herein aiIsEl -
A eOPJ-Teste: A POUNDSTONE, Clerk Z
@. J. Dul cher, enmnltia counsel.
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InchanesEy


Richard L. Brown, Jonathan n BEN InchaneeEy
nett, and William X Arnold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. !

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re-
storative.
This article is too well known to need recommen-
datton. 1t restores gray hair to It's original color
1t keeps the hair healthy, stimulates It's growth,
renders 1t worry beautiful, and removes dandruT
Medicine Depot, eO2 Broadway, n. Y, and by all
Druggists. Jel19.Im
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NIRGIEIAt-AtRuI Rules held In the Clerks once
v Of the Circuit Court Of Upahur county, on the
hFst Monday In June. 1s62:
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, $3.50. ~
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A lTERIOAH FIsAGs-JaS rsssEvsd from
"a ths GialnfietuFsF = 1t % BantinE SIX and
o9 5sHs mag At D sicoLE va.i sE9 ss:r.
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Tor the month OF July, 1862, q WheSlInE5
benjamin Deford, ST. Issael
Deford and Thomas DeEord,
partnens IN buSfness iun- ia7 - ta 7f-st
der the AFm name and z.If 90 81. Sol
style Of B. Deford Sons -.5f s-5 s9e-T "a.
against IJpon an AffarhrIIrut
WILLIAM Han and GodrEe w -
WOodward, late partnerafn
bnsines8 under the hfni '1 -l
name and style Of Hall risH
Woodward.
Ene ot3set Of this suit l. 70 recover the sum Of
l!IO9 dollars and ~ cents, With interest fron the
Slst December, l56ls Tor goods WIRES ana fnsFcnRu
dtse ~ the said plaintiff before that time sold and
delivered 10 the said defendants and At ala rf-E5
ants special in.tAnee aud request and 70 subf he
real and personal ate the said defendRuts and
each Of them, particularly mantisped and ribed
IN the haFhAfs returns upon the process Issued In
the above Gauss, 70 tire payment o. the said calm On
plAlntinsI with interest and e9sts Of Euit.n
Inc processes issued In the said cause In ring been
returned levied by the Marshal and the defsndantS
William Han and George W. woodward, not having
dAVit filed In the Glid cause that tsy are noi resi-
deAts Of the State OF Virginia, under and BY virtue
OF an act Of the General Assembly thereof pasaed
February 10TH 1862 entitled ian act declaring GER
tain persons residents, and providing for pro-
eeedingE against them such, ION mOao1 Of the
defendants, by their attorney Il ordered that aid
defendants appear here within one month amer duo
publication OF this order and do what may be neees-
sAr for the protection Of their interests In this suit
and that copy Of this order be forthEith inserted
IN some Newspaper Published IN the city Of wheel
ing fer four weeks sueeessiVey, and that -aeopy Of
the saIne be alBo posted at the 'front.' door o. the ar
mouse OF the said court during the same time. -.
}. 8 Wheat, for pPths. fl' lyI9
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WIRGINIAt-AtRul Rules held In the CIerk's unce
V Of the Circuit Court OF UpGhHr county, on The
hrst Monday In June, 1852:
The Exchange Bank Of Virginia. -lfl
Cout siaIt ant
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WAsHtxGToS, July 1e.-The following is
the substance of general order that has
just been issued from the War Depart
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1OUr for Boos and Shoes, at about halEpriee, call
b at 159 Main.street, bankrupt boot and Shoe
store store. iyla
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VIRsIEI4,.5sA.l 9is. hsia Q ths cIsrl'soases

81 csa. csa. a &C. ssSS.y g ss:
drst Molday in Janss 1862. 5.-ll, .sTf-l'safgf
Henry Miller, Comp ainant5l -z.-
!. Georrs v! Knis.,ey. Dssesduusl u
The object Of this suit i % subject thrse
land In she bin mentioned % the payuout q So5 -
eenfs with It's intert due BY two single bills from
DESCENDANT 70 complainant. Easrrr
The dsfepdant, George W. Knisely, not having en-
tered his appearanee, and it Appearing by adavit
hIed that he j. deeed nonFesideut Of this STATE
" e ordered that be do appear here IN one mouth
nfer tius publI-AtOn Of fhI oder and 40 Whist 3
necessary % protect his IN erost In this Gnit-
Acopy=TestsfF q. A. JACKSON Clerk.
Robert IiVinU attorney. jSl2
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UIHGINIAs-AtRni os hol4 IN he ClaTkiG o1lco
v or the Circuit Court q pEhur county on The
first Monday IN June, 15o3:
ME lsxelahgs Bank Of Virginia,
= IS c0EPlatHAlts - sels-s
Alvin n BlStsbls, GeorE8 Bastabls = - -
Nffdin LoEeatk, Defondluls. M. ----sf
This suit q . FOREIGN Attachment IN equity. the
object o. which = 70 obtain deeres to sell the rsaI
adj personal estate Of the defendant, Alvin n Bas
table, 81 the bill menlio1ad and aftaefe1 nrfnpplT
the PrOeeeas q the Ale thers5i % as psyuonf Of
the debt dne ~ claimant "a the hIil me6tioiedi
The Defendants, Alvin IL DlltabIs and A1if1n Lor-
entE. not haTif 3 entered their appeaFAnee, and Il
appe1ring by kfldEylt GIeS, that they are not, ne-
e0rdfng 70 tue EWI % this STATE, residents % tbs
State; Is 4 therel1r6 ordered tlt the sid defsd
anti Alvin NJ Bittable asd aiifln LorUntL, DO ap-
pear IN this salt within one mgpth amer due unhiea
don o. this order nd % what u neeessaEy 70 protect
A eopy-Tesie: A.PoUNDsIoNE clsrI-
ArDold Butcher. eampl'ts eo1neils lJei2
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Panic PriceS.

RHnITARY SUITS FOR OFFICERS
lyl Of the Army made TO order At short not &c by
apo W. d. SAWTELB BRO.
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The Richmond ,DgpGteh says: We learn
from gentleman who left Harrisonburg
on Saturday, that Gen. Robinson still held
the enemy in check, and that all was quiet
in that vicinity.
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WM. RNABB co.
JESSE B. MKLL0R, ISL Main ST, wheeling. Va,
Agent for the above celebrated Pianos. mhs1-6m
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ERNsRESERVE CHEESE
w 750boxes aHAmburghp Cheese, Just received
and for sals by usl7J n. RR1LLY-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21

and at Ncwberr they endeavored to pub
his advice into practice. and give the Yam
KEGS one more shot, hnt still the Fort WAS
manned by Capts. Whitford and Herring's
men. Well I'll tell Won the truth-the
: LenoA Braves were there, and they we're
there TO fight they did fight, and will
fight again if an opportunity offers. They
did not stay in prison SO long for nothing.
They want revenge and they will have it.
Now, of course, Mr.. Editor, the matter
abont which / nave been writing don't con
Germ me, but | wonld.like for people to keep
cool enough on the battle field, and while
fighting, 10 relate facts, to remember facts
as they are, otherwise it would be lest to
say nofhing about the fight. Now | know
not, indeed haven't the most remote idea,
who gave the various accounts of the Bat
tie, that have appeared in public pint. bat
be they who they may, there was notbint
said of the 'Lenoir Braves or their OIL
GERS.
JUSTICE.
Kinston, N. c., April 10th, 1862.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21
MUSIC.
To thu People of North Carolina.

a 1.-THE REQUEST OF PRESIDENT DAVIS,
~ | have undertaken to collect all of the arms
now in the hands of private citizenSf orr State
For that purpose l have been invested with authori-
ty TO borrow, purchase, or if necessary. to impress
them. am satisfied that it will never be necessary
to resort TO the use Of the last named power. Patri-
OTIS of North Carolina. our soil is invaded, and though
we have men enough To repel the invaders, our men
are useless unless they have arms. Upwards of 20,
900 stand OF arms are now lying useless in our hous-
IS these arms should be collected and placed in the
hands of our noble defenders. None but craven or
Gisloyal citizens viii refuse to comply with this re-
QUESTION. will Immediately appoint suitable agents
TO so through every county in the State, empowered
to borrow, purchase. or, if necessary. impress arms /;
but in the meantime lei me entreat all tr2e patriots to
send in all of their muskets, rifles and double-barrel
shot guns [good, bad or Indifferent to the sherifs of
the different counties. whom | do hereby authorize to
receive and pay for them agreeably to the attached
schedule of prices, and draw on me for the amount
necessary.
For good rifles and muskets, S13 and $40 each. ac-
coTding to value; good double-barrel shot guns from
$13 to $38, according to value; other arms and parts
of arms according to valuation.
| have also been requested to purchase old scrap
iron, whether cast or wrought. and of all weights, for
which will pay for the former ~ cents per pound
Tor the latter. 4 cents. w. S. II
April 5, 1862. 33-3t
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF TUE AGE.
"Honor to whom Honor is Due"

Mr.. EDIroR: Although much has been
said about the Newbern. fight, and the
many deeds Of gallantry, and hair breadths
escapes Of those who participated in the
grand battle, yet your correspondent has
get to see any mention of Capt. VIM. SUIT
ton and his Company. 1t is said that
Capts. Whitford and Herring were in Fort
Thompson. True enough they were there;
but | wonder if Capt. Sutton with a few
of his Hatteras Bows was not there? Capt.
Sutton, with that portion of his men that
had been exchanged, Uas Mere-was in
Fort Thompson 1t was private Watson, of
Capt. Sutton's Company, that fired the
sho. from the gun of the Fort which told
with such terrible effect on the enemy it
was that shot and similar ones, that Undue
ed the scouDdfels to try their hands some
where else on the line; but still nobody
knows that Capt. Sutton, or any of his
company were present. They were there,
and adopted the last advice given by the
noble, brave Francis Moran (Irishman) a
private in the Company at Hatteras, who
was shot down while working at a gun
HIS last advice was-s Bows, let's give the
Yankees one more shot, and then he died
But the Boys remembered his dying VOL,