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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31
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SHOE M-ANuFACT

'- THE undersigned may be found at 40
Main Street, where We are extensively
engaged IN manufacturing the latest and best styles
and quality Of EAdies', Misses, ChiIdrehs Boys and
9entlemehs SHOES, expressly adapted to the tasteS
and necessities of the citizens OF Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which we offer at wholesale
ana retail at prices which cannot fail to please the
We Invite the trades and the public to call aud
exatming our goods. While we gratefully remember
most sanguine expectations, We hope In the future
to merit continuance and to share a large increase
Of public patronage. :
Having largely reinforced our notwithstanding 5a
partment, with experienced and accomplished me-
chnntcs we are prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes 70 order for the trade and public, EfSi
noy22 JAS. W. PILLSBURY & CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

NEw CREEK, Va, March 25, 1862.
Editors IateUigenctr:
lo Sins {: While on visit at this post,
was surprised to hear SO much complaint
by the members of the ROsecraus cavalry,
commanded by Capt, w. 3. Shaw, about
their pay, which induced me to make some
enquiry about it.og Lind that the most Of
this company has been in service about OF
nearly six months and hsYe NOT reeeiVed am
pay; athattheir pay rolls y wersi made out 10
the 3lst ofgDecember, aud 29th of Febru-
aFyJ and sent to the Paymnstef at Wheeling,
but nc. pay, while some of their families
are suffering for want of it; which seems
hard, more especially, as several compa-
uies of the 5th hsGnd 9th Virginia ,IntaGtFy
have been paid tsVice within that timer 6t
theWl.r Whose fault is it, that this comp6-
ny has been passed by? II certainly should
be the duty Of the Paymaster to exam
inc and see that those companies which
have been longest without pay, are first
pad. The excuse cannot be want of funds?
If so, how could the 9th aud 9th be paid
t'0ice during the same period? asl. a,l b.t,. +,
Upon further enquiry, find that this
company is deserving Of better treatment
for they have seen q great deal of hard and
dangerous service this winter, scouting in
Hampshire and Hardy counties, aud al
times, having brought in some of the no.
ted Sheets cavalry as prisoners! a77zs.s';
AdetaChment of 40 men from this com.
pany are now serving at Moorfield under
the command of their, Ist Lieutenant
This company. was attached to the LIST
Virginia cavalry up to. the lst OF, March
last, but now forms part of the 3rd Virgin
ia Mounted volunteers, u new. regiment, rs
have just heard, to be under Major Low.
rie MCGEE. JUsTICg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

cations extend across the valley, and, in
one sense, to the tops of the abrupt
mountains on either side. This campsiis
the coFtelatiye of Cheat Mountain Summit
EGhhpj they mutually sustain each other.
I The summit commands thebStduhtOn and
Parkerburg Pike; ElkwhterD eomtnandsI the
l-Htttonytlle and Marlin Bottom Pike
They both command the valley of the
/ l'Mohhng&hela, and, ih fact, extreme
Northwestern Virginia. These positions
were chosen early in the campaign,
and, although once or twice in pre-
catious condition, they have sbeea held
constantly up to the present time. 1t
viii be especially remembered that last
summer, General Lee had EIkwater Camp
almost entirely surrounded, and by an
ovetwhelmihE force Since his retirement,
1t has been made evident that the position
was at his mercy, and that "a decided at
tack by his forces, according to his siplan,
would have been utterly frresistible:t II It
would have resulted in the capture of our
forces here and atithe summit, aud in the
overruning of Western Virginia by the
rebel hOrdes. There is noWIno danger to
this position. We are strong and the
rebels are weak In this section! OF course
lieannot tell you our numbers but / may
say this F: the rebels know that.we are not
weak here. OF this we have abundant ev-
idence! sai ui L,i .il.l's- lgA slfz- Ilslf-
l1 There are many incidents of interest
occurring ~ here. Occasionally refu-
gees from PocnhontHs county, fleeing from
the c0hscript officers of secessia, come in
to camp, and now and then party of our
men go Quito scout in the enemy's coun-
try. Recently two scouting expeditions of
some importance have been made, one in
Webster county and the other into Poca-
hontas. The latter. SO far as we can
learn, proved very guntortunate. Thirty
ty boys of Company o, under command of
Orderly Sergeant D. B. Jefers, and accom-
panied by two experienced scouts, adVanO-
ed on the HuttonVille aud Marlin Bottom
road in the direction of Huntersyille, until
they reached eother side of Elk Noun
tain, where the road is "blockaded.H--
There they were attacked from ambush by
large force Of secesh. Our boys fought
desperately, but retired before. superior
numbers One nun named Christopher
Albright is known to beslost! Five others
are missing up to this time, among them
Orderly Jetfers, one of the best non-com.
missioned officers in the regiment.
When further details come in i may
give them in another communication.
@ 1ei a715 aHg Li5.tHE FRolssART.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

N kECHIPTs OF ANY OR-Tui5 FOLLOWING
" sums In Cash or Post-Ohlce Stamps tie snt
9criber VIII send by return Of mail 81 otervs a"
uIreGted Gold Pen or Pens seIectiny tAs same .rr
c0rdEng n description, viz
GOLD PENS WITHOUT GASES,
For q esptA the Magic Pen; fnr IS cents te irel,
zen for so cents the AlEays PEN for
IIle Elegant Pen; and for ~ the ExcolsjOr Pen.
LIE sAMA PENStIR fRSTEN
s4oN GASES, WITH PBEOIIS.
pon For 90 90 GsHts the Magic Pens eents the Lucky
EIegant Pen; and for the IsxceIsor Pen The.
dosmi1 p6t5 Geld Pens with lr
WILL hlE 9nil9st gTe4a Of tho best steel PcnS
:, The name Of "a Norton +Number,5 and s4ju.,
S,,, arc salppe.on the following Pens and tFs
% are Warranted for six n0utLs exeent NTsansT
accident The numbers Indicate size oS,gk
9eRs tAe smallest 40 the largest nfIsptSd 6,r tls
pocket; No the smallest. and No. io he Ia+c.., ~
Gnnnloth Gold Pen, for tho Iiesl; Ts,:t
4St s oL SltAiTes and qualities. Short Sil,S If
D. =, ana are Hnde only OF first quality II
% > ~ GOLD DPESS,WIpHOUTUASES u Fsat
Pen ieTsG'its Mol Pen, list Iuali,y. .ur, No.
F9r $lsa ~. 9Pen. list qua lily. or 4, No :,a, o.,
AggsIiIy gTi Or q. Ne Pen. u qualify. '''' ~
"a quality or 80 5EPeiL 3i quality. 80 s''
o. t"r Si,so, No Pen. LIST quality, or No Pen.
"a qnhiity.or NU. Il Pen. ID lnaiiE - ffl'i ~
o5 sIit' ESr IastS' No: Pe, Ist quality or No. Pv,
ytoF S2,e5, a No. G Pen, lst gudli,v.. .,...s
THE SAME GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER y.STEN
ID quality. - vi =" u 80 FSt'
POr $i.55, a No. sTen, lst quality. or M sp.,
a gua!ify, era No. 4 Pen, 3l quality. 80 80
f0r y, a No. Pen, LIST quality. or n M 1 Pm 81
tIu9ht or No. s Pen, :5l 1tlaIity I'I'' 81
4 ,OF EOF SSaV No. Pen, LIST quality or a NJ, r D.,
"a quality. or a no. PEN I'd duniitS - S' st
=, Np Pen, lst quality y. o. a No d Pen. ed
; For ss5O, n No. 9 Pen. 1st quality. ... Z.
GOLD PEHs.EALL. FIRST QUALITY. 1NssYfvvp-
AMOUNTED DESk-uOLDERS
For q. a No. Pen, for ass5, a No & Pan rso-s
y y No. = fen. iuF $5bO, SO.7 Pen ~ S'|'
SOF 81; a no. PCn for S. No. Pt n and G,r 3;
SH's sfftaH't ..E..srs- a.
Ehe .lst quality pointed with the very ,,..,
ioihts' eretGliy selected, and none Of All.
~ gre sold with the slightest imperfect ION y
Ts ''. 5i inS i,, eie.est scrutiny can detect.
Aue ~ 9nihty; are superior u any Pens mail,
ny M n'u previous to the Year 1860. ''
Ine 20 quality he intends shall PIual in rs.,.,
70 Elasticity ana Ol rs ritir., tlp,IitI
elsewhere. >''u E''s LA"H'
IN regard to iieele0r Gold Pens lie bens I,v. y,
s1y tn2t Previous to Operating lis New ana pa.on1
sH Al"Ghhery, iIe could not lave made M. Iiood Wr,
ing and 1nHt9le I'eisfOatlle Price had the sod b
furnished GrhtuiiuusIy. ~ e' "''"
1drtie. ordering must IN oil i,isliness sps; ~.
C5istS ,ss,,,g and Quality M ne Is or Pens and
II sale by all dealers in the line throurbon,
the country. Address
~ . .!H ,Hi5Ee 1gl A. N0RTOA, rss-Ef
ll,I ! gIr lffsf. No. % Maiden Lane New York
any one seudtng single letter post Stnnn y[iiI.a
csiSe q circular with fnc smiIc enVravinrs oT a.,
above stzed and Styles mo- ~ a. ti'e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

H ..F ..H fHH
The slave Ollgnrchy, OF South Car.
oSt11ne.EThe deEredotiOn OF white
~ (PrOm the Baltimore AmericanJ
That South Carolina has proper appre-
citation OF the value of free constitutions 20
one can venture to assert, looking to the
peculmrittes Of her own system Of State
government as differing from those States
which have been fatally Ciuped to follow
her lead. of all Others within the entire
bounds Of the Union her systemLif the
great majority appfoxtmate sone ethfnR like
pertection-is the most Objectionable, be.
cause whilst in the other States the people
are duly recognized as the very source of
power, it has been her peculiarity and
pride to remove power as far as possible
from the hands OF the masses to bestoW it
In body more exclusive, and one dis
tinguished mainly by their wealth. The
most obvious result of this has been. the
fostering Of an inordinate pride, and the
stigmatizing of labor MS essentially degrad. .
ing, q result legitimateiy proceeding from
the fact that the class born to labor we're
I'm inferior class. Making 6ut slight dis
ttnctions thus betwixt black and white la
b6f, the latter has been dragged down, de-
graded, until with the white population
the ability to live in idleness became at
t"sG tuetE ulsIluCClou1 ana mechantCal in-
genuity, perishiug and smitten as with
deadly blight, left the State iwithdlirle but
agricultural thrift to support its pretten-
FslOns..' - i2tiGo3 sdi tt .hs59 Fhf
It may be traemaantt d probably Is true in
the prettcament to which they have tih-
wittingly reduced themselves Of late, the
man who can make 6r mend amt Is recog-
nized as Of some little import t4hce;; Is. Ger
haps valued In some Instances as is be
chetished almost as mach as the one VIII VvEh o
wields them. Perhaps too, the naval areh-
ttect or mechanic who could contrfvg by
his skill in making floating batteries 10
t.raise the blockade would in the bfesent
troubles be hailed as d public benefaetor,
the equal perhaps of some Of the III en-
whose broad acres give them the fIRht to
pronounce upon hfs tfierfts az q vaInabIe
citizen. g "'.7is 3ii' 05559d5 15oriif ~
But the disposition there To degrade labor
is chronic, and being 30, the present gem
l,eration of landed magnates viii never rise
above the prejudices [ingrdtned by edr1ca-
tion and preset ciptive right SO imp6ssftle
to be gotten rid Of under an 4 81 her tea cher
than d diversity = 8dt for us, let ID See how
tie nature 6f that system ansWerabie for
t'so m6eh. 10 e1ttfvating exeIdsiSeh essp eas;isp In
that State; Let us see II South Carolina
can by any means ex hibit in affinity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31
Letter frorn the iThIrds Virginia In
HaMtry.

"SNSSE-4EOmA inc g.cAAlrOaNlFElntA lOe
-... fantry.
Editors Intethgenccr:
l5l understand. thatHn' officer of.our. Regi-
ment-.R gentlemen. who possesses some
literary reputation-has been solicited to
write regularly for the Wheeling Press.
do not propose toinquire what arethe Po
litical sentiments of that officer, aud
whether they.will incline him to favor the
course ofsthe paper which has sought his
contributions, In justice to him, ought
to say that don't think he approves il in
the tsast.I Butt however thai may be, il is
certain that the majority of our regiment,
and especially Of our officers, depreeate
and .Fepndiate the Press, because they see
It to be tactious, Partizan sheet, advo-
eating the political doctrines which origin
sted the rebellion and opposing, in its
ssnF,ee!aklng sF,e! way, the y new State movement,
which IS dear to nearly every Western Nir
glnlan notcommitted to the aristocracy of
Eastern Virginia, Of secesslonism, or OF
political ptGeeii( with, the profits "appsr-
tanning thereunto." If, therefore, the
gentleman N n IallpdedT TO shall sanetion the
course OF tnat Journal' either directly by
open expression OF sentiment, or Indirect
" PRy:cqntrtb9dng tH its COLUMNS, heJwill
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31
GopPsfjT.iilts&& b S.hsstII0nW 4 i j A Ware,
TO THE PUBLIC!.

r NOW keep the largest assortment OF WARE
that can be toundin the city, and am fully pre-
pared " NIL all orders at abort notice..
My stock consists In part Of tile following goods:
All kinds Of Plain Tin and JaPAnnei Ware, llkiuds
OF Eheet 1rouWare, Copper and Brass Kettles Of all
Szes; ais9 cooi9g and ,IstinS stoves Of the best
Merchants and others visiting the city will lnd It
to their adSAntagetO to give call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. ,, 80 =
spoutlng and Cutters constantly on hand. %
All kinds Of JOB WORK will receive my !pers6nsl
attenhon.l y Zliss b. .IPsCALDYELL. sit{I
II No. Main st., op. B. 4 y. \. r. Depot,
mhs-1y Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

aI164Hg!NGg E.g!NG PAPERS, Drawing PanoT
Pa5s Pr6g {bSEd !mPresqel Paper ColoFe Print.
FT sale cheap, by ~ jos. 0RIvPs 20
z 1eo0 dinus all Llal No, 80 Monroe a,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31
.1d lFRolfINIiiS5i9Vi7ll ii Il 3 lloiiRi:iiSifRK.A "

New Creek, VA, March IS, 1862.
Editors IatsUigeneer: iss.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31
'The PEN is Mightier than tba
Swords
The GOldens.sE The Best Ofall Pens.
MoRToN,s GOLD PENS
The Rest Pens siIa IL TyO.V-I

ON REcETPT oFSANY or THE FOLLOWING,
" sums, In Cash or POst-Oiiico Stamps, the sns.
VIII send by return Of mall Or otherwise a,
cOriing n descrfDei0u viz '''' sumo &c
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

ENLOUR.-2O0 barrels best lronds I,,-,-. I-.-5,,..
e White Whear Flour, A44 "a 14iliiy
'ts e do Rye PIOnr, ih store and for sal. bv5f
lE.4lnAG III. .l-la n.,a,f 10 N. REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

~ Stockholders ofthe Citizens DepositIsa ar,
tor, % notified that an election for nine Tirc
Its banking house on THURSDAY. Inr IL iS9 S41 at
nlaFIA l5 so za JOHN Il. MILLER, Cash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

Or. RYE s.I 2 WHISKY on 1888, 90
mh2a ". a. EDwARDsk 4 sRo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

Jl1HHRACT OF COFFElG.-SSj 6oTeS ReIT,-.
ID ior sale by -5 toetsJ' SL.REISLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

r B. EIDE q CO.'S MARKING INK
5ri STn.I; TIteSted M Sass for writing on Linen Cam
fole article, at the Variety Store Of
f ol, ,,ol, -itiA sf.usiif y I'D NlCOLL. & Bro
hA4SsSt Mai,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

CALTs4sOO bblslP PittlbaTgh and Ohio RlIdE, 4
N noyiO ds ~ 's S "a RS1EToN, DoNLoN oa1EBAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

aUTOULs1IAHASsEIDG ElNEGH RnlI RoyafSYooI
wv HAtsjust oponad sWhl6hfW8 offer hncoh hmenly
low, olesale and retail ie al - ,Isr "A
Oet80 HARPER BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31

Is is necessary To repeat the old lesson SO
often written, about the locality, appear,
apce: aud HstorY OF Elkwater Camp2 For
isss6S EWSteF 6G16i5lSSs1 named saftef a
creek just by y about stYsn ,qllss s1oye
sixty ff6fi ,pFeE Ter station, on them. W,
va. Rail ROad.e ltEis on-theoWest side Of
.Tygat tesi valley RIVER though the 'foititit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-31
ailg lnltel:11 11liaIR1llI III Ift5ff
ATHRlIs .OF ApVERTIaINa.

:u9h1aa. q t-il+.,Iu1 flis t!l q.lGlSI IN ~
TWELyES6LID LINES or N0SPARRiIi ION osR fier.1oR
Il. .; LESS, 1tAKEX S0UARE! lliit u I7'tsI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-07
ThmioH Weed on British Opinion.

iaur.o. Weed. IL h.> ~, .ett,r II the ~
ha.v E,.ni' = lcprn4.. s--l:.> - ,ni.k 'har.
,.,!."ach a.. hav. max :r.rrGS il E.-icfs..
w. snail reyt Iii their all 10 avert war
W:.-f: :..:... n.ont meets ;:lrrr : !:A.y u %
-. = IN I'M between -..n-e who -I-.l.','e =;
tn ;..no,, Il, ar. l:o>t a:ao are Tare open
H. ;ic.f sympathy ~ ne >a.:ra. an. demand
i.s- ..i:..g..I:- recognition o.: -. = .,,,.-:.-
Gr:--.- @: - -'n,edcia-e-. Nj W. -.
In, .r,. * ci.>>.., ..-r.. - wie:a he
.c.l.u ". or government : t;ist.-,ef4l. " :
-n,- English Who .-,.n .--r-, or e.>y j.,.G
- : r. anna = c.s>>' na-.tt.. Ha-. aud
,..' >-r:>~ .:-:>.-- Eat = liz I.--u; all.
iasy + a.,. -,r,y:;.:n-, = -, cause ot IT
..-.la.:. B1- -. >-4>5rl,'.- AID .a?:sy al
i..>tnle'.. q: ;Er difficulty AL. create = health
=. -.;.g;.pn 30! :,Ul;,.--. |, ": row be seen
That Nil f.. IarG-- government, press ana
p-a,'.--t Ike, 80. when IL, ,o2or q: is ii.-
: c"ncer!c !. hat question homo. a,'y settled
n is",'a::ar ,;:rre,.; VI. - Aalk -.rou-ly.-
i he ,f's- Trent ii; = rename. open AMI ~
impression prevail. ;.ll America ;-.,enll. !
- prov r. Z. W. r..'r- Ms a united .t,lirl.
..-,s.,.s, Is a"rr- Iht; feeling Nil il3w give
ace = IL .n::-~t .,in-~ e.: al. and friend
>.:?. isv" ny, Distinguished ns->arace>.
mem aer> - - ministry. Tie government;
'n': q oar..t'l.5,,. :. '.iuu-r> an: breakfasts
a.'h whom tayr co,,tr>e! fully upon
Aia'r:ca'. questions. ~: while am not =
IrriN % u>e nan: :. or r-h.i>a c3.y-r>afio..s
may say ina, ;uc non 49, m41.y an!
>rD',- friends here. y ! | AN sorry 20
e.. - - e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-07
4 Noted Prr>ona-s-.

fcs Mr. DHi.t,- Killed GA SATURDAY a.
Ma 4 somewhat no,e.i prraona.c. IL Is
been = Missionary OF the American Board
larAe1y. s'lce l>,iee. and Possessed rare co.,
rs->at.eHal powers. lie was on br.-f ".
II ;:.i> cylntry. AID has been almost co..>-s,.
AZ '..si --G. >li.ce -. arr!yal.in delivering
lures descriptive o. the manners anu o.
'ons Of The ?-ofle and country. ana. 4.
"i'a IL had - long been 4 re>6tat. IL
rs o. h.> NAY 10 telv.. = l-ctQrt- al "
c'ro2Ey to.leSr. a:.d the President al =
Institution removed han ;l.lArr On NJ -
az
-, funeral exercises q Tie l4te Rey H..
Dag; ;ooA placc TODAY a Tue c,Grs. ..
l'r- A.s'r> GA Madison Avenue, coa.nr,..-
.''- a twelve O'Clock. There wrre lrr,r,.-
II me pulplc Dr. Adams. S.,rr>. Ancer> ..
nnai al >>-n:.tr- Th,- bscy ef ihe ci-r.s
Mas LIED win athronc II c.tr-ynlen Of =. *
nenl-a-,o,.>. AM IL, better cl4ss Il our ,.,.-
lens nj 20 ID honor 10 II remains g.. l..
;iio>i "->;-nll shed MISSIONARY o. the 1,rs>t--
century l'T- Antt rsnn. Secretary Z =.
American Boar! II Missions an. . c.r.r>-
i'"n':eat with lDr. naish; Tor thirty y-ar,.
= W a sketch Of ihs deceased. Dr. vs.,
Corresponding Secretary of the Amer;cs,.
b'alc, AID :or many Wears a co-labnrer vi
~ I'"isht, then gave many personal rrco.-
.ecl.ons % lis iorG+r colleague aca4 :; end
i'r- ADAMS followed IN q t,ax marks. more.
Particularly directed 10 the f.,.ily O: Inc l.t-
G, sod nearly al Of whom wee p-e,ent.-
y J. "'fr's'r'Rl -i.ireytissy, J'a- 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-07
The Management of the Campa,-u-

\ recent letter Of Mr. Owen. me,,..e- g.
Congress from New York. Contains IL.
loWin. statement in def.nse Of the pr,->.i3r..
and Gen Mcclellan:
Why does our army not strike a. 81
other point than the stronghold & -ia- -.
my here; We can't Withdraw an, c,ar>;;---
able force from the army Of tn Po-on.=
siihUu; weakening our line, AMI VI lav.
ris.iani toe ready 20 take adv - O: a,1
movement Of The kind. They can a:Far,3
nave their wings turned. if they can t,-l-
or center. Trust. my d. IT sir 10 tie a
a. men cutie as anxious for victory * - -
Won or can be, with more knowledge q -.
meas by which i can be obtained 4 ..
committee has BEEN II session FOR ~ -
Il" w"ras- Il Was created by ;ha>. o;p,a>,. .
10 III naa-Il-r IN which the war his be-.
c,a.:acie!- loppo>ed j, but tina, vs. s-
n.onE 20: mistakes i H. done soal,
plans =. th- ARMY have ben disclosed
MS ,mmirire- They MS keep 1hc srcr,--
thus communicated, but hnoa ,f.r, =,
now satisfied with the plans, Mcclellan H.
ae.',a b-:sre tt.-m- Tie president Stated :.
o:i.fr t41 Il ny presence. Tia, there vs. p,
ATTY t,l- an nan IL liz col,.try N r. any
loa> '"r q ha:f', than himself. and ia. M
~ Nct.-..an. H. rep1dia.e3 in words
T:i..----.- rrt2as. 10 ;.U>r No n.a1c -
h4-c-, IA: L. 81 Mr. Seward or tit,l NJ -
~: were iamp-rinS or DELAYING o.; %: a.,
Consideration. trr -rl,,-. - -.tt.. institution,
~ -; - INDUCED AZ, .hoas'- @: = J.. d.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-07
Vermont Military Items.

The Woodstock Standard published at
the home Of Adiutant and Inspector General
Wa>ihurnr) has a dozen or 50 brief military
items containing facts which have not before
been made public:
THIRD RlCgMEHT-There have hren re-
cruited and added 10 the Third Vermont
Regiment since J Ily Ii. 1861. az winch time
il was mustered into the niteI States ser
wee. one hundred and eight men. most Of
whom are unmarried.
EI"HIH kEnMENr-The Eighth Regi-
nent has onc thousand one hundred and i've
men in camp Il, Brattleboro, ten Companies
and one battery.
SEvENgH EEnNIF>r.-Th" Seventh Re-
men, numbers eight hundred ana seventy
i've men with SlX companies in camp al Rut-
land. an, II Is expected! h" remainin. four
tompanir> viii reach camp this week.
Order have hceH received 70 hurry fer
ward tie Two regiments now being raised in
ms state which orders were very proper M,
entirely rnreC- S>.rv, ~ they ar being little!
al VIII al possible dispatch
III" commissions 10 he hereafter issued
10 The Volunteers and militia o: this State
vi. be upon parchment.
Since the frs: oi November ,he following
changes nave taken place in the stv-ra. Yer
mont regiments
>LCuNH KfGINf>T-Draths4 20 Gi>charc-
- -. II ii ~n"m We're member o. ti., ban! :
i.>erI.,n> | al ii,ian>. u.