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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28
NEWS FROM THE SHENANDOAH.

NEAR FROM RoyAL, June %, 1852
Reconnaissance Friday and Saturday bring intel'.
gence that the enemy had any force in this valley
lower than Lnray. Contrsbands and Union citizens
agree that Ewsll and probably Jackson were at and
around Luray at that time stated Jackson
had sent south for re.norcsmens Per CONTRA others
state that he had crossed tho Bue Ridge but could
assert whether he was to move up or down.
Ono reconnaissance proceeded by way OF Milford 10
Washington, and thence TO Spsrryvlls Here IL was
learned that company OF rebel cavalry had gone north
with tho avowed intention Of striking the railroad
some weak point and putting stop TO our trains On
Their return they twice replsot small bed ss Of rebel
cavalry, and drove them into tho mountains towards
Lu ay.
Generals Fremont and Banks had a conference
Middetown Friday, The formers headquarters were
at ST as burg Saturday
II is understood that the trains the Manassas road
will not proceed farther up than White aims to-day
The town Of Front Royal and the surrounding valley
almost depopulaed, except BY defenceless womsa
and children and the rpening grain crops must evident
~ be st for want of hlrvesteis.
The fact that our retraating army was subsequently
fred upon from no in Winchester and In some cases
BY fomaos, atteset by fftyseven officers and sol
dars Of General Williams division. Several Of tho shots
arc alleged tohave been fatal.
The following promotions nave taken place in the fnth
Connectlcut:Co oloue George y. Chairman; Lieutenant
Colonel, Henry stone: MAJOR, Lieutenant f. +. Blake
Mr. George IL Cord u, late or the Second Massachn-
sets has boea orde Ell TO the command Of the Third hr
gade OF General williams divson, which ho Colonet
commando at tie battle Of Winchester. General George
s Greene has boon ordered 10 report at Washington for
other outy.
WASHINGTON June 2T, 1862
Information from the Shenandoah valley, received II ON
other than official sources leads tie belle that Jacksons
troops have not returned from the pont at which
they last bv troops. The speeulatons
concerning him various and among them s enc that
he Is repairing damages and preraring to secure the
wheat ana rye crop of the valley which s represented
10 be good The reports that abound that the enemy
occupy the country between Manassas and Strasbnrs
III any untrue. There may however, DO rebel
piccs at settlements heretofore temporarily occupied
by our troops.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

me a,uexod ist of killed aud wounded, gathered
hastily on tho aeld s necessarily Incomplete
KILLED.
First VA mchwctts. .--Iods tctehee, IomplryA E,c-
tor Ines sh. M conpsny ~; 49, D. GasSirh, ontN ~
sap 4. ,'c, rpmrany vi Horace q. Bisee covspe,t "
ll-ry !. wAi,ssa .tpsay U i.O,nts hiJrt, NNmla any
h. Geurg; E.ifllags. Company +.
.ce,sa Nee A4aSkr.--~Sss. xilse Company 4. Ihso,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28

uusio AT rH CENTRAL PAsK-Tns Central Park Com
missouers announce that there win bs music the Css
,rsl Park on tho Mall, on Saturday next. the 2sth inst
a. four O'Clock r. NJ by the Central Park Band uades
the leadership of n. B. Dodwsrth, tho weather nns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28
News from California ana ores son.

SaN fRAScisco, Jgac -, 1857
The UsiYu Convention, called b, tho Roplbdal state
Central Committee met sacramento on Tie 18th, and
nominated John sweet, Of anolsco, cmdidate Tor
sGe c-ntendent Of Pubic Instruction. No oines State
officers are to DO sieclcd year. TIE Interest centres
10 the choice Of members Of the Legislature, which elect
ite United States Senator Tie uniou nocr1ts VIII
nominate their candidate by The state Central Committee
They will make vigorous oorts to secure thc cohtrc of
the next legislature. The Breeknrege democrats pro
pose 10 abandon their organization.
oregon dates the 18th. There had been another
great eshc. doing scrioas damage u the valley portions
q the state The busisss portion or Portland was iner
dated. Crowds o mifvrs had commcaced rcturpiux
from salmon river, tho miners rsprcscntlng that that
ds,rtct il OF limited extent and crowded The total
number OF who engrai a from Cali orna 10 oregon
and British Columbia the year commenced, esti
arrived lblh ship Mary l.. sutton. View York; 10th,
s,oamer Colder As. panam,: sea is,s, ss,p , NAN nan
Callao: 2lst, Kate Hooper, Hong Kong; y J. Dmmeck,
taiiso. .,,.s..s -. =. 80.
Sailed United States steamer W. ming, MSns stcaun-
or ,ioldcn Age, Panama. cnrying l1D ~ ssngsrs and
500 900 treasure for New York and $2o0,O0V for
England -.
ursIo AT raa CENTRAL PAsK.--Ths Central Park Com
ssiouers announce that there win bs music 81 the Csa
,rs Park on tho Mall on Saturday next. the 2sth inst
a. four O'Clock r. NJ by the Central Park Band uades
the leadership of II. Dodwsrth II tho weather 10 nns
The following 10 the programmes
PARri.
l. March from /" II Guiramsnto' ....... .Msrssdants
2 Ballet, music Masurka and Gacp
4. s,ns--aWs May be Happy Yet" Bonessian
y.r,rto Merry wisa. oi Sicsa
n.
1 sslc ,tion from g Robert Ia piats' McyerneN.
hbensn airs ,,.,a.san,r
A. Zeriaa Polka.
rgI III. =
T. Overture. Mariana VI wss.,s'
t.
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THE BATTLE GROUND NEAR CHARLESTON.

Scene Of the Recent Contest James sandThe Rebel
Yorkshire of the Union Advance &C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
Give HIm a Fair ChAnce.

Major General Mcclellan, writes Col
Forney, is making every preparation for a
speedy resumption of hostilities. He has
issued orders to the troops to prepare
themselves for an instant advance upon the
emery, and, if we may judge by the
signs aud preparation around us, the few
weeks to come will be as fruitful of as
great, and, trust, more happy events
than those just passed. We have great
army-an army of veterans--diseiPlined
experienced, and eager TO avenRe the recent
discontinue to their arms. We have an
other great army in reserve, now coming
from the North, and although not yet ac-
auninted with the duties of the camp and
the field, as brave and as earnest as their
brothers who have fought on the Chicka-
hominy, the Rapilan, and the Rappahau
neck. At all events whatever the policy
may be, rest assured that there will be
no delay, no triflIng with the enemy, or
with the spirit of the people. Whatever
Mcclellan may have done, even admitting
that all the criticisms made upon him are
Just, he is ngain at the head of our armies.
He has been placed there by the Adminis-
tration and the chosen General of the Ad-
ministrNtion.-Let US be silent aud conf
ding.-Let us hope and pray that he may
redeem the past by making the future a
bright and glorious page in the history of
regenerated aud victorious Republic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

and the city. The State authority is the
proper one to be Invoked in the Judgment
of the writer, because the order made
should apply at least to the counties Of the
Panhandle. But the Governor may hest.
tate to make such a stringent order, with
out some urgency on the part of the people
in its support. 1t is for the people then to
urge upon the authorities the display of
greater energy of preparation to repel in
vasion. Citizens of the Panhandle let
your voice be heard From what the wri-
ter has observed and heard of the senti-
ments Of the people of the. City of Wheel
ing, he is fully satisfied that they will hear
tily sustain such demand as may be made
upon them in carrying out the suggestions
of this article. Indeed, they demand i'm
mediate action, and energetic action, and are
impatient at the idea of weekly drills, and
other half way measures.
Yours, &C.,
erir HnNAfnN SpNsE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
Eroln IIarper,s Ferrx.

We learn that tue last supply train from
Cumberland to HarpeTs Ferry, has not been
heard from siuce it arrived there and dis
charged its cargo. 1t is feared that our
troops gathered there aud at Marttnsburg,
in all some seven or eight thousand,
have been cut OF by the rebels, and the
train sent with supplies for them, also Ia
ken, The telegraph wire has been cut and
there's no news from them, and of course it
is reasonable to appreheud the worst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
raid noar New Greek.

The rebels are creeping up pretty close
to our lines at New Creek. We Learn by a
letter received from there last night that a
day or two ago they made dash on our
pickets at Ridgevllle and Captured three of
them, and took James Frost and ten Others
of tho principal Union men of the place,
prisoners. Capt. Fiery gathered some men
aud pursued them aud took three pris-
oners and FIVE horses. Among the prison
ers was smoOt, ex-POst-mastcr at New
Greek, rebel and defaulter TO the Gov
eminent. Its stated:that he had been par
oiled once and contrary to his pledge was
again In arms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

David Douuel, Madison H. Ball. William
Hastings, Henry Ashworthi Adam Ora,
WIN. d. Taylor, Henry Fisher, Isaac Frieze,
James Lazear.
SECOND Misunderstanding w. Bro
die. James Wilkinson, Henry o. Taylor,
Alfred Work, James AshwoFth, Andrew
Leonard, Noah P. Remick, Auguste Hood
len. WIN. Travis.
Punctual attendance is required and viii
be enforced by the penalties provided by
By order of Brig. Gen. Us. Wheat,
B. DAVENPORT,
Assistant. Adilt Genll. v. ".
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

A 7 n meeting ofthe Board Of School Commissions
~ ors Of the city Of Wheeling, held ON Friday, the
20 day OF August, It was among other things,
School Commissioners It Is oxpsdIent aud necessary
that the present School Districts be 90 modified as 10
construct out ofthe LIST 2nd 3rd 4th aud 9th Wards
three School Districts containing nearly as post
BILE An equal population, aud excluding the 9Th Ward
rnm the City Districts and that the Trustees Of the
citizens OF the Wards and to present luch meet
tng9 this action OF the Board Of Commissioners for
their rejection or approval.
A COpy-Tests:
sep11-3t GEO. W. sIoHTs. cIsrk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
OE sfr. o.asonoss, Ald.d.,camp. ..pls
UIRGINIA-At Rules held In the CIerks ohicS
OF the County Court for the county OF Lewis FOL
the month Of September 1862.
James A. Hall, plAintlh,


The object OF this suit Il to obtain a judgment
against A. II. Jackson for twenty. dollars due by
negotiable note from said A. H. jackson to the plain
TIM And 1t appearing by affidavit filed In the papers
Of this cause, that the said A II. Jackson has youn-
tary left his home place OF business and property,
and gone into the armies Of the socAled Confederae
said A. II. jackson Go apAear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what e
necessary to protect his interest, and that copy of
this order be inserted for four successive weeks In the
Wheeling Intelgcncer, and posted according to law
a 5eS SGpy,-Te'ts wooyrER c.,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
ooMMoN sENsE.
interesting items OF News from
Washington and the army OF virgil
[speciais to the n. Y. Tribune. ]

LGpectAlA TO inc Ne Il 1Elpuue.l
A gentleman who.left Centreville this
morning one ofthe volunteer nurses taken
prisoner week since, and now released,
says there is but one company, the 9th
Virginia cavalry, at Centreville, and that
their pickets extend only three miles this
side to the vicinity of the recent battle
ground of Chantilly. 80
The Union picEets extend about two
and a-half miles beyond Fairfax Station,
or FIVE miles from Alexandria The few
cavalry at Centreville were very boastful
and confident, lauding the invincibility
of the Rebel arms, and ridiculing the
attempts of "Yankee" to maintain the
Government and the Republic.
They cared little for Washington. The
officers assertained this in tone of con-
tempt, but they were going to Pniladel-
phia certainly-New York probably.
why do your degraded masses come
down to fight us gentleman ?" asked a
Rebel Major of our informautlist Sunday.
Don't you understand how inferior they
are2"
"why, see here" he said, pointing to
his cavalry squadron, "when we left our
homes down in Tazewell we had nothing
but horse, bride and club apiece. Now
we are armed with Sharpe's rifles, ride
ON Mcclellan saddles, and eatyour soldiers
rations." 10 ii
a company of our cavalry went to day
via Fairfax and Sungster's Stations, Il
within one and u half miles of Stone
| Bridge, on Bull Run.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

must be power that can compel acqui-
esence in the work of preparation The
power is with the Governor. He is the
military as well as the civil head of the
State. Our idea is that he should at once
call around him a number of discreet,
practical meu-meu of energy who will
put this whole project right through with
out an hours unnecessary delay. Let the
work be commenced, imperfect as it may
be in details, and trust to each days ex-
perience for Improvement.
P. s.-since the foregoing remarks were
in type, and at late hour last evening,
we received the proclamation of the Gov
ernor and the order of Gen. Wheat, pub
lished in another column. We have no
space for additional remarks, farther than
to say that it affords US the most thorough
pleasure TO see that all hands, rulers and
ruled, are simultaneously as it were, In
spired with conviction that the demand
for action is instant and must be met at
once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

JAcKsoN's designs are not yet obvious.
He manages by skillful feints to make it
doubtful whether be intends to move upon
Baltimore or to invade Pennsylvania. 1t
is probable he will do neither while mat
tiers remain as they are near Washington,
but will either join the rebel army there
or remain within supporting distace, ready
for an emergency. The obvious policy of
Gen. Mcclellan is to fight the rebels on
Seneca Greek at once, before junction of
the two great divisions of the rebel army
can be effected, aud as his troops were
ordered to take but three days ratious
from Washington, he seems TO have ex-
pected quick work. We have no means
of judging as to the strength of the
army that General Mcclellan is now
leading to the field in person, nor of the
numbers he must meet, but the fact that
rebels have crossed the PotoRac SO near
is evidence of their great Numbers, for the
rebel leaders are by no means SO desperate
as to put their main army in such posi-
ton unless they believe they have reason.
able chance of success.
Thepresent situation involves great per.
lis, and the consequences of the pending
conflict are tremendous. But with all our
anxiety as to the result we rejoice that tn,
decisive work, terrible as it must be, il
close upon US. Anything is better thar
this prolonged suspense, while the starved
and rapacious hOrdes of the South ar,
threatening our very borders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

Tine Commonwealth OF VIFRinIa-1 :
ADJUfAnT GENERALS OPEIcR. -
MHRH1lAa, Va, Sept. I'D, 1852
" ALL PatfsICIANs AND SURGEONS who
commilaionS: " " gum ~
Sog are requested toreport here In person ns.
By order oftho Governor. asea
sept4-n H-J.sAAIUELs, Adj't Gen. Va!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
ONCE Provost Marahal General
M FOR VIRGINIA,
WaEEIING, Sept. II, 1862.
HEIDQuLRTERs sra ARMr CoRPs,
nLLTIMnnE Mn Sent 9Th 1872

GENERAL oaDBRs No. a5.l
is particularly necessary at this time that both
officers and men should be present at their pOtts and
camps that they may be ready for duty at all times,
we'll for purposes OF discipline aud Instruction.
selves from their posts ether to visit this city go
elsewhere, except when duty. In such cases they
will complete the duty upon which they srs sent,
and rs,urn without delay to their respective COM
Inands.
The Military Provost Marshal "a hereby directed to
arrest all officers and oonfne all men, found absent
from their camps except for the reasons stated above
ny command OF Major General Wool.
ltI0..F sWM. D. WHtPPLE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

CITY SCHOOL COMmIssIoNRRs.
u city OfWheelng, will meet at the Court House
on Tuesday evening, Sept. 16, 1852, ut O'Clock
for the purpose OF organization The Secretaries Of
Official honda. r. 80
By order of the President ofths Board.
sep1l-5t GEO. w. SIGHTS Clerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
-ANTERICANS-

TnE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
tina. they have lately issued new style OF Watch,
expressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire
a good watch at moderate price These watches
are intended to dtpaes the worthless cheap watch.
Is Of Brtlsh and swias Manufacture, with which the
country Is flooded, and which were never expected
to keep time when they we're made, being refuse
manufactures, sent to this country, because unsafe
able at home, and used here only for oeEsyfP0 and
s'0fndlfHg purposes.
We Ofor to sell Ourwateh, which is of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURES, AN ACCURATE
AND Durable TINE KEEPER, aud in Startling
Silver Cases, Hunting pattsu at as low price as Is
asked for the trashy Aners' and Lepines Of foreign
make, already reterredt to. sHF
We have nAnodt the new seris, Of watches, WIN.
RILBRY, Boston, Mas, which name VIM be found
on the plate of every Watch of this manufacture
andIlops OfOur trade marks.
sold by all respectable Jewellers in thoIoyal Stairs
Wholesale orders should BIO addressed to
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
Agents Oftho American watch cOmpapy.
sop9-lm2ndp lss Broadway, MY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13

God guard our nag, and keep each altar
Eaeh stripe Is bright rs now they WaVO,
6tiII mike it lead our rankSIn war,
EtiII noAt above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
Totrail It through the dust OF shame.
An honest hearts its lot will shAre
And follow It 70 Death or PaIns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
UNION oPFcERs PARoLEp.

The 1872 Union officers recently relea-
sed from Richmond, instead of being
exchanged, as at frat supposed, are, it is
now ascertained, only paroled, so that
they are not at liberty to join their COM
nands, as they, almost without exception
intended to do.
Their brief leave of absence having
expired, they are again in the city, and
were to-day summoned to the War Depart
ment where they received orders to report
without delay at Annapolis. Sir Percy
Wyndham, Col, of the First New-Jersey
Cavalry, surprising that he with the others
was exchanged, and being unable toresist
temptation, rushed into the battles of Bull
Run, and only ascertained on returning
to this city, when the War Department.
called him peremptorily from his COM
mand, that he had taken the risk of death
in case ofcapture, for breaking his parole.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-13
OoMNoNSwEALru Of YIaaIsIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEST.
CRY OF WHEELING, Sept 10th, 1856:

WITH "f "AhsiN"' oePS AVt'.I l90A'
AS preparatory for service which may be
demanded in the enforcement of the laws,
and the preservation of the public. peace,
the General commanding the oath Brigade
of Virginia militia, will take immediate
measures for the proper and efficient or
ganizatton, armtugi equipPing and drilling
the regiments designated in this or1er.
The Fourth Regiment will be divided as
follows, viz by Hne commencing at the
mouth OF Wheeling Creek, thence to the
north end OF the stone bridge at Main street,
thence along the centre of John street to
Wheeling Creek. All that part of the for
mer regimental district, lying north of THAT
| line, will continue to be the Fourth Regi-
ment; aud all that part lying south of the
same line, Will be hereafter established q
regiment, and numbered one hundred and
eighty. six.
The District otthe Fourth Regiment will
be bounded as follows, viz Beginning on
Run, thence east to the ridge OF the river
hill, thence southwardly with said ridge,
dithe bounds Of tho city of Wheeling, to
I ~. ' e'ss euu Vi SOu seSe WIN
sttss =, W tue NoEtI enu OF zoe stone
;n a. a ,Sa osi p;ao WIN meet
of berinning. W ~ i''' - ~ 'u' p'A''
The District Of the az Ra0innanE will ha
boanSsd az foIi 10 s VIZ ~ ''s "'A Oe
Berinning at the mouth of Wheeling
ereek. thence with ths creeI, IN the nnr16
end of tbe stone bridge AZ Main S is !.
thence along John sIFeet 10 the eastsrn
boundary Of the CITY thence with said
boundary southwestwardly to the ridvs nj
the river hill thence along said rjdge 10
the Marshall comfy line t5ence win said
line TO the Ohio river: and thence with the
Ohio river 10 the beginning.
The Fourth and one hundred aud eighty.
SIKH regiment will be immediately am
bodied and instructed. preparstory for.
as may be hereafter made bv the General
-commanding the brigade. James s. wheat.
of Ohio canntv ;s annoints5 R,;,;sJ;s,r
General Of the 24th Brigade (composed Of
The several ,re9i ments ofIbecoSntis Of Wos-
shall, Ohio Brooke ana Hancock.l bies
Brigadier General George Moo. Perter. re-.
sigsed. n.
By the G oyernor: 5TsstF
b HEsRY j: SAMUEIs,
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NEW ADVERTISRM'NTS
Public Notice to Depty Marshals.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
... WASHINGTON CITI, D. O.,

INSTRUCTIONS to United States Marshals, MILF
tRry Commandants, Provost MarshAls, Police Or
icers, BherihS &c.
The quota OF volunteers aud enrolment OF militia
having been completed in several States, the neces
sty for stringent enforcement OF the orders OF the
War Department In respect to volunteering and
drafting no longer Oxists.
Arrests for violation Of these ORDERS aud for dis
loyal practices will hereafter be made only upon my
express warrant, by direction Of the military
mRnder or Governor Of the State In which such ar
posed by those orders, are rescinded.
L. o. TUNER, Judge Advocate.
All Deputy MArshals In Western Virginia will take
notice OF he above order and strictly obey the same.
But they will not relax their vigilance III proeur ring
atidavls against all persons preaching practising
against the Government OF the United States, dis
c0uraging enIistmeuts, or attempts 70 avoid the
draft All such afd KVits will in future be sent to
this once, from whence they will be forwarded to
the proper authorities at Washington, when tho ar
rest will either be ordered oc refused
II commanded, the order will be sent to, and the
arrest made by, the Deputy Marshal from whom the
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
sep13.1t U. 3! Marshal, W. D. Va.
ONCE Provost MarahRl General
FOR VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, Sept. IL, 1862.
IIE attention of those concerned Is called to en-
i eral Orders No. IS, Headquarters 9Th Army
Corps, which will be enforced In this city. Commits
stoned officers from the camp the Island will OBJ
tain from the Commandant there the proper author,
ity to visit the city. JOS, DBRR, ia,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
NE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exiting be.
tween JeEsmlah, Clemens and r. T. Friend. 3pdor
by mutual consent. An peFsons indebfed - ~.
ate nE1, oI having claims against It. viii cali upon
In !. tg,,emena, by whom the business Of thGfrm
MI Clemens VIII stu carry on the busfnss. AZ the
ga stana on Main street. septs-9m
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nnraARn anNr ro sourH oARoLlNA.

The Columbia Is. C) Guardian says that
Gen. Beauregard, on reporting for duty,
was assigned TO that department which In
clndes Charleston and its defenses.
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WANTEn-

Regular Packet FOR ParlEersburg.
NJ. The naE and~lIsht draught steamer
&c. LEYI, Capt. GhAoEI, vim leave on
.,,--5-7. n tus.iay, fhursiay and saturday, AZ 10
or % Issptsi os q '4S; SFR1y q Sosrd