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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
VIRGINIA. rules held In the Clerks one
Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the
hngt Monday In July, 1s62- IS -
& Sand A AHAsalt, eOmPlaiaants,


The object this suit Is 70 subject three town Iots
in Butchers addition to the town Of Weston In this
county, to-gtt; Lots Moss and T. conveyed BY P n
Hale and wife and z g. Vand6rTqrt and wife, to de-
fondant, Junius h HutehIson trustee for LemiTa II.
Hare deed dated 18th February, 1850; and lot No
= adtolntng same, lately lpurchasea By defendant,
David Bare from Solomon Jarvis, 70 the payment Of
eomplainAnt'1 demand set up in the bill
ItappeaTipB BY daVit 1iledthat defendant, James
R Hutchin5on, Is not feIident Of this State and he
not appearing, motion Of the eomplainants &c Il
ordered shat ~ % appeaF hare In one month after
due bleatin u this order, and Do what l. neoas-
sary 70 protect his interest IN this sun.
aaSSsIE% GA. JACKSON, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
n9MoRr woxES IN Ltuso.-Yesterdsy

BSr MORE WOMEN IN LINBo.-Yesterday
evening two Miss Pecks, Mary and Eliza
beth, were brought up from Moundsyille
under arrest for refusing to take the oath
of allegiance. They brought all their bag
gage in band box, fearing that ii. they
brought anything else It would be seized to
pay the expenses of their transportation
according to the late order of Provost Mar
shall Darr. They were committed to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

R@YEsFERDAy well dressed English
woman, under the influence Of liquor, en-
tered the grocery store. of the Messrs. Lave
on Market Square, and conducted herself ii
such a disorderly manner that an officer
was sent for and she was committed TO jail
The womAn.refused to give her name.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

PubllShed for the benefit and as warning and q
caution to young men whe suffer from Nervous De-
btlity, Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the same
time the means OF selECure. BY ono who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quacksEy. by enclosing a
p0st-paid addressed envelopes SINGLE COPIES may BIO
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. 2 api-1yd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

BDAT meeting of the stockholders of
the Central Ohio Railroad, held at zanes.
vile on Tuesday last the following gen
'tlemeu were reelected Directors for the
ensuing year, to wit: H. ]. Jewett, G. B.
Goddard, George James, ]. W. Baldwin,
D. W. Deshler, Elias Fassett, Walter
Brooks, q. w. DarkeIy, D. Mccartney,
Isaac Hall, ]. Dew Wright, George B.
Wright, and D. Apologize.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

BosFos, Sept. Ia dispatch to, Gov.
Andrew states that Col. Fletcher Webster,
of the 18th Massachusetts regiment, was
MORALLY wounded In the battle of Satnr-
day and has since died.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

In this suit, the object OF which Il to recover Of
the defendant, Hugh KeI, ninety dollars, (s90c0,)
with legal interest thereon from the LIST day OF
nary, 1857 TIN paid, George 7. VERIFY, the plaintiff
having hied hia docllratOu, and the defendant Hugh
Kerr, not having been served with the summons IN
this suit with the attachment therein, and Il ar
pearing by AFFIDAVIT filed that the said defendant
Hugh keT, e deemed, under the provisions ofan Act
Of Assembly declaring certain persons non-rezident
passed February 10, 1859, not aresdent OF this State
II fs ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear within
month amer due publication hereof aud do what
is Necessary 70 protect his Interests In this suit
A eopy-test; L. HARMANsON, CLERK
W G. RTLEE, ,. q. augi,1td&StW
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@-eA sTlrcA IN TME.3t-For Diarrhea,
pains in the bowels, &C., use GRuxDY's
CHOLERA MxTuRE. Price as cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

b PRovosr MARSHAL GESEnAI:D RR
has appointed F. Medarial Deputy Provost
Marshal for Monongalia county.
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In Debt, anduPoaan
Attachment.


In this suit the object Of which Is 70 recover Of
the defendant, Hugh KeF, one hundred and ffteen
dOIlArs With legal Interest thereon from the
LIST day Of January, 1884, till paid subject 70 credit
Of thirty dollars Of the date Georgs T. Yer
the defendant, Hugh KeF, not having been served
with the summons In this suit or with the attach
ment therein and II appearing BY afidaSit fled,
that the sid dsfsndant, Hugh KeT, is deemed under
the pTOyisions OF an Act Of Assembly declaring
tain persons non-rosdent, passed February To- 1872
not resident Of this State: Il e ordered that the
said Hugh KOr, do appear within one month after
due publication hsreoG aud do what e Necessary TO
protect his interests IN this suit.
A eOpy-toStes
L. HARAIANsON, Clerk
w. @. RUIZ, P.q- aug, ltd&3tW
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III9 II47E lIVll111I m = NJ n d 410-'
KendAllF- addison, Pltfr. In Debt, aud
Leroy Oldham. and IA. Holland, dsns AtisshRea.
In this suit the object which to recover OF the
defendants Nine Hundred DoIlArs 1900 ool with le-
gal interest," thereon from the 18th day Of August,
1850, till paid, ths plaintiff having filed his deciaF-
ton, and the defendant, Leroy oldham not having
been served with thu summons in this suit or With
the attachment therein, and it appearing by an an
davit hled that the said defendant Leroy oldham Il
deemed, under the proytllons Of act Of Assembly
declaring certain persons uOnresident passed Rebru
airy IDt, 1902 resident Of this State; Il % or
dered that the said Leroy Oldham do appear hers
within one month amer due publication hereof and
do what Is necessary to protest his interests In tha
suit.
A. Copy-Teates L. HARMANS0N, Clerk.
W. g. RMET. p. q. AVgG 4tW
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~ READER, you can have enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GOLD PEN, exactly adapted TO
your hand and style Of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II yOu
want it, see RThe Pen Ia Mightisr than the Sword
In another column % mh26
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BUSINESS NopIoEs

BaS- WIEN DO YOU LEAvB2-Be sure and
take with you a bottle of LoeASs ESSENCE
OF JAMAICA GNeEh. tits equalto Browns
and only halt the price! y -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

B@PROvosF GssIh1L p1nR has APP
pointed BENZ, j. PhaFis Deputy Provost
Marshal for Randolph county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

defendant, Hugh KeF, hundred dollars CslOOOO,O
with legal interest thereon from the Est day Of jan
nary, 1855, TIL paid, George I. VERIFY, the plaintiff
having fled his dsolaratiOu, and the defendant Hugh
Ker, not having bean served with the summons in
this suit with the attachment therein and IL APP
peaEing by aHdayit filed that the sAid defendant
Act Of Assembly declaring certain persons nonresi-
dent passed February 10, 1852 not resident Of this
State: Il Z ordered that the said Hugh Eer do APP
pear here within one month aftsr due publication
hereof and do what s necessary to proteet his inter
ests IN this suit,
eOPy-teste;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

UIRGINIAs-At Rules held in the CIerk'sofaee
" Of the County Court Of Northampton county,
on the FIRST Monday in July, A. D. 1859; -
Edward Holland, plth,l In Debt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
Debt, and
Upon an Attachment.

mas T. Upehurs dettl.
this suit the object Of which to recover Of the
defendants Two Hundred Dollars. S200 COL with le
gal interest thereon from the 18th day Of June 1851
tuIIpaid, subject credit OF 50 90 the 18th u
NOTemker, 1861, the plaintiffs having ied their dec
lAraton, and the defendant, Charles Smith not haE
Ing been served with the summons in this suit with
the attachment therein, and II appearing by an
declaring certain persona nonresident passed Rebru
airy 10TH 1862 not resident Of this State; &c Is order
ed that the said Charles Smith do appear here with
In one month after due publication hereof, and do
what Is Necessary TO protect his interests in thissuit
A COpy-Test0: L. HAINAGS0N, Clerk.
W. G. RnEY, p. q. ang5 1td3tw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

NRGINIAs At Rules held In The CIsrE . once
" Of the County Court Of Northampton County, on
the Arst Monday In July, A. D. 1850.
GRoRaE 7. YERRE. PltR:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
[Erom nc Dams Exproas, I.ancaster. Is

From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
-tCREAIICAL WRITING FLUID"
awe are indebted to MessrP. &. Barr & Co. for n
supply Of IaughlIns Bushlclds Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for the year past
at is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by a arm whose loyalty never for moment Wayered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment
could pay would be to say that 1t Is genuine,
free, as unfadIng and permanent rs their Ink, with
which we make thisreeord
'Wsuss this FLUID because. aftAr being tormOn
ed with many other black devices, we have found It
superior In every respect any other either foreign
or home make, and hence prOnouneeit the best aud
most reliable Ia the market"
LAUdHLINS & BusHPIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by J. O. Orr 1 O.. : .75 III
Reel KRAFT, - apu
Jos. Graves. 90 q.
F4f Wa. p. McKelyey, ~. .ss5T
Aud Book sslleEs generally. mil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
In Assumpsit and
gpoa y A.i.sl4snl.

Smith 8 Nottingham DeR- f
In this suit the object Of which e to recover q ths
defendant ono hundred aud twenty dollars and
twenty four cents, (S127 80 With Interest tharool
from the 18th day ofApFl, 1884, 20 se computed AZ
tar the rate Of seven per eeutum per anlnul, tn
paid The plaintiffs having fled their doeiaratOn,
and the defendant not having BEEN served with the
summons IN this suit OrWith the Attachment thereIn
aud 70 Appearing By an ldastt nlod, that the aid
defendant = deeuied fundor the provision az an Act
pahled February 10th, 1877 not rcEideut Of thil
State: Il e ordered that the SAID Smith g. Notting
ham do lppo1F here 1IEitlIih uns month aflar due
pubTclfon hereof aud Do what = neeals1TE 20 prs-
tset his iateTests in this suit ~ lif.IF
= ". g. RILII, p 9. -ta als. 10 ltdAStF
"OOP SKIRTS--Inlf received BY E.Trre-s
l anothnf large lot of w BE1dIey's g - rsted
sEiFts- Iiee6l COOPER & sENSRNEY-
flIDERVIEEGAB baFrsiI B1IIo7s-15-7
I CIDER TiulEaE, Juat FoeolEed, AID for sllSiby
tyS4 n. REILLY
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VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerk once
v Of the County Court Of Northampton County, on
the hrst Monday In july A. D. 1sd9s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
In Assumpsii and
upon an Ataehmlnt.


In this suit the object Of which Is to recover Of te
defendant seven hundred and forty-six dollars and
fortysiX cents (SI46 4B) with Interest thereon from
the 10th day OF April, 1851, TO Be computed AFTER the
rate OF seven per centum per annum, till paid. The
plaintiffs having filed their declaration and the de-
fsndant not having been servei with the summons
appearing by AfidaTit hIed that the said defen-
dant Is deemed under the prOTiElon OF an Act Of
passed FebruAry 10th, 1891 NOT a resident Of this
State: Il Il ordered that the sid Leroy oldham do
appear here within month AFTER due publication
hereof and do what Is necessary protect his inter-
ests in this suit.
A Copy-Teste: L. HABAIANS0N, Clerk.
W. RILET, Pa. ang- 16 1td&3tW
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John 7. wilkins and Geo.
I. Turner, Admlnistra-
tors OF Joshua D. Turn
er, decd Plthl
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Samuel J. Berry and James
W. Palmer, Merchants
and partners, trading I'M
der the firm OF Berry 4
Palmer, Pihs-
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UIRGINIA--At rules held In the Clerks OF
Y nee OF tho County Court OF Northampton County,
on the first Monday in July, A D., ISG3:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

q Joseph H. PsBdlstOas
EpFAIm n. Barns
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TIRGINIA--At rules held in the Clerks or
~ Zee d the County Court "a orthampton o0unty
on the arEt Monday in July, A. D., 1862:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

Joseph II. PsudIst0n-
John 7. Lakin,
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UIRGIEIA Al Rules held in the Cierk's ono,
W OF the County Court Of Northampton County, OF
the first Monday In July, A D. 1862
g GEoRdE I. YERBT, PM: 49,. .l-
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Tules held In the Clerks once
ofthe County Court 81 MOI Hampton County, on
the drst Monday In July, A. D. ISo2:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

Joseph Il. Psadlston.
Adam Kuhn. Administrator
ofBepi. =. Ridgiog's -
tate,
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Samuel J. Befryald James
VI. Palmer, Merchants
andpvrtnerI TIA ding M
der the frm ofBorTy md
Ralmer, PitRs-
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In Debt, and upon An
Attachment.
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Charles Smith aud Tho
MAJ Unshur defta-
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L. HARMANSON, Clerk.
W. @. RnKT, p. q. auRi-1tdkStW

Rules held in the rk's OhleeCe
OF the County Court Of northampton County, on
the 6rst Monday In July, A. D. 1S6a:
KendaIlF. Addison, Pltfi. In Debt, aud
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Badly gutelIigenter
notice TO Man Subscribers.

subscriptions by mail, for less than year
cnt ont and bear in mind this tariff of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-26
English Opinions of the Late Flee
tions North.
From the London Herald. !

The Democrats are masters of the sit
uation. Mr.. Lincoln may continue to be
in office, but we conceive that he has
ceased to be in power. From this mo-
ment the Governor elect and the Demo
cratic bankers and merchants of New
York are viceroys over him. They have,
however, a diffeie nt game to play. The
people are not yet prepared to admit
that their idolized Union is dead and can
never be revived. Like the disciples of
Joanna Southcote, they linger round its
bier. and impatiently await its resurrec-
ton. Their leaders probably know bet
ter; but their first effort must be directed
TO an attempt to reconstruct the shatter-
ed image, which attempt alone can salts
fly their followers that the task is utterly
hopeless When all attempts at compro-
mise and reconciliation have failed, one
resource is yet left them. They desire to
preserve the Union chiefly for the sake of
Southern trade; they may endeavor in
sacrificing the Union, to retain the mo-
nopoly of that trade which the Union
gave them. They may try to negotiate
treaty of commerce which shall impose a
reciprocally protective tariff upon the
United and the Confederate States. If
they do so. and if the South, anxious for
peace, as she must be, sacrifices her pride
and her interest, and consents to the bar
gain, we shall have to thank Lord Rus
sells pusillanimity for the loss of the
most splendid opportunity ever offered
TO a commercial nation. We do not say
that this will be the course of the Demo
cratic party. We shall venture on no
predictions as to the future of anybody or
onything American. We cannot pretend
to foresee the result Of the Democratic
victory, but recognizing in it triumph of
the party Of order, of law, of liberty, of
conservatism, and of peace, we hail it as
of excellent augury for America and for
ourselves.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-26
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The Surrender of Hartsville.

The Louisville Journal thinks that no.
fact has been more repeatedly demonstra-
ted during this war than that maraudipg
troops cannot be depended on. Refer
ring to the surrender of 2,l00 Yankee
troops at Huntsville, to Gen. Morgan, it
says:
They are the same regiments that Gen.
Dumont had at Frankfort and elsewhere
in this State Their conduct in Ken
lucky was scandalous. Wherever they
marched or sojourned they insulted quiet
citizens and stole and robbed continually.
They stole slaves upon all occasions. At
the capital Of our State they outraged
not only all honesty, but common decen-
cy. They used the front yards of the
citizens for the vulgarest purposes before
the eyes Of the families there, and when
persons made complaint to Gen. Dumont,
as very many did, the only answer they
could get was: "IHe SOOn6r you get used
to these things Tie BETTER" Surely, 1t is not
surprising that such troops, led by such
commander, proved basely recreant in
the face Of the enemy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-26
The Explosion on the Yazoo.

. The Vicksburg Wing of Thursday morn
ing contains the particulars of the de-
struction of one of the enemys vessels on
the Yazoo river. 1t tuIns out to have
been one of his rams instead Of gun-boats.
1t is stated that on Friday last, the 18th
inst, three gun-boats and two rams as
cended the Yazoo river as far as the town
of St. Charles, or Blake's lower negro
quarter. Only four of the vessels, howev-
er returned-one Of the rams having been
destroyed by the explosion Of torpedo.
We are credibly informed that evidences
of the wreck are very abundant, and the
point where the smash up occurred has
been visited by large numbers since Fri.
day. That the boat carried guns of heavy
caliber, is proven by the large sponge
stats which were found. 1t is hoped
that measures will be taken to secure the
guns. The marine corps, to whom the
credit of this achievement is due, is I'M
der the charge of Captain 4. Mcdaniel,
most energetic officer and an answering
believer that his sub marine theory will
yet prove success. We imagine he and
the pickets will make the Yazoo rather
warm travelling for the vaudals.
Among other relics of the wreck was a
portfolio, containing a tralsfs: Of the
owner, Mr.. Yates, from the inis&4try to
the navy, and letter to his wife, dated
December 10th, with postscript written
on the llth. The postscript says:
DECEMBER IL, 1862.
DEAR ANN: | am still spared to Sou.--
We have been up the Yazoo. We were
to-day within four miles of Vicksburg.-
We do not see any gun.boats of any kind,
but when we got to a town called st.
Charles (Blake's lower negro quarter
we got within quarter of a mile Of it,
we came to two torpedoes in the river,
which exploded, but did us no HARM
We then came back to the feet. think
it is likely that we shall 60 again to-mor-
row, and blow the town down. ! hope
so, anyhow. Good night love, and may
God bless both of you. Pray for me.
Amen, say we.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-26
Shall The War SucceedP-A Dark
Future.

"Shall the War Succeed" is the title
of significant article in the New York
World, of the 7th. 1t asks:
"Who today is hopeful ofthe success of
our arms, for protracted immunity from
foreign intervention, the conquest Of n
peace and reunited country, save only
the radicals, whose Vaccinations have
thrice cheated us of victories, whose
lack of national spirit invites foreign in.
science, and whose labor Of years has
been to belittle the value Of the Union
which they now pretend to be alone able
to save? Who does not say in his secret
mind that the future is unutterably dark,
the hope Of saving the nation feeble as
never before? Who does not denounce--
friend or foe-the imbecility Of the Ad.
ministration, the vacillations ofits policy,
the selfish intrigues of its highest
members? Who cannot trace to tho be-
gnnings of the radical policy which now
is dominent around the green baize. of the
cabinet table the beginnings and the
causes of all our past disasters and our
hopelessnessY The evils which the men
who now sway the mind Of President Lin
coin, combined with Southern extrem.
lists TO bring upon the nation, the same
men now labor to make irremediabe.-
But for them the war might to-day be ap.
preaching its honorable and successful
termination.
''Of the war, as now conducted, there
IL no visible end. Of the policy which
now rules in the field and the oounril
chamber, there is no issue, except bank.
ruptcy, foreign Intervention, separation
and a ruin Of States and of people at
which civilization itself stands appalled,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-26
Desperate Fighting.

A correspondent of the Richmond En-
q,urer at the battle field near Hamltons
Crossing writes that the enemy advanced
steadily and boldly t0enty-one times and
was as often repulsed, with dreadful
slaughter and carnage. The Yankee dead
and wounded literally line the ground as
far as the eye can reach. We had the adj
vantage of an elevated position and the
"Stonewall." The enemy was therefore
compelled to advance in the face of Il
raking fire up this inclined plain only to
meet deatb-dealng fire which our men so
surely and steadily poured upon them
The enemy fought we'll Our forces did
better, and the result is the Yankees,
foiled in their ION to Richmond" scheme,
lay upon their oars all day without an eff
fort TO bury their dead or alleviate the
sufIerings OF the wounded.
Great anxiety has been felt to know
Burnside's numbers have the best
reasons for saying that he had with him
previous to the fight, within fraction of
200, 900 men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-26
An Ennute.

We learn from lady who left Norfolk
few days ago, says the Richmond En-
quirer, that a desperate fight occurred be-
tween the forces of the Provost Marshal
and large number of soldiers in that
town at the theatre, on Monday night
last 1t appears that the performance
had concluded, when the usual vocifera-
ton of cheers succeeded. AS they began
to subside, some one proposed "Three
cheers for JEFF. Davis and his CabinetW
when applause again shook the building.
This was followed by a proposal from
another quarter Of "Three cheers for Lin
coin and his Cabinet" which was received
with feint appluse and overwhelming his
sing and groans. The minority at once
dispatched to the Provost Marshal, who
rapidly mustered astrong force and pitch
ed into the disaffected mob. A fierce me-
lee ensued, resulting finally in the cap
ture of three or four hundred of the dis.
turbers, who were locked up in Fort Nor
folk.