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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
The New state of West Virginia

Editors IntelLigeMcer:
The good people of Marion are highly
gratitied with tue cheering prospect of being
separated from Eastern Virginia, and feel
under lasting obligations to the Latelligeneer
for its bold and untiring advocacy of the
New State of West Yirginia. Thus far its
friends have been successful, and now that
the loug desired object is so nearly gained
and we begin to breathe tue pure air of
free people, is it not unacCouutably strange
that we hear the cry of "Abolition. Adolf
ton, and Congressional dictation," and a
thousand other fiimsy excuses to vent a
little spleen and grumble at things they
have never taken the pains to understand
One ofthose slovenly pops observed to me,
the other day that he wanted the New
State on the terms proposed by the Con-
VentioC, for the constitution pleased him
we'll, but Congress bad spoiled it. l said
to bin, Chow, my dear sir, has Congress
spoiled it" "Well," he said, al can't Just
point it out for have never read the con-
stitution.p 10 his own eyes this fellow is
one of the big folks.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this is but one out OF
many that We have to confront before we
are the free and happy people that God
and nature designs we should be. When
the Convention shall be roassembled we
presume that that patriotic body will NOT
refuse TO let their constituents say whether
they will accept the New State upon the
terms proposed in the bill admitting us
into the Union. The good work is not YET
done, and before it is opposition will have
to be overcome. @ 2
Since the year 1881, all niggerdozl has
been engaged in tomahaw king and scalp.
ing, aud otherwise manning aud haggerinq
the gloomy ghosts OF those that they choose
to call A6Oiitionists, so that we Yirgiuiaul
have scarcely been able to tell whether ar
Abolitiunist is a man or n devil, but, most.
ly inclined to the latter opinion Why al
this not because negroes are SO MINER.
Gus or Shareholders SO plenty. Full 96, loo
of our people:owu no slaves, Rndthiuk that
they have as good flesh and blood as those
that do, and just as good a right to live
aud enjoy life. Just at the moment when
the iron bands of oppression are yielding
aud the glorious star OF hope begins to
shine, No. IS earthquake throes are felt
aud sullen murmuriDgs begin to be heard
niggerdom is wounded, tears are shed, and
as an expiring hope, niggerdom begins to
cry AbolitioniStl A6olinoRist!! Who are
AbolitiOnist You honest Virginian, YOU
are the haggard villain, the blue light
ghostl hope in God that the time is al
hand when. all such traitorsi in West Viz.
GINA will get their rights. Niggcrdom is
not my king nor master. M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
The M. e. Church DON'T Like 1t.


Editors IntellIgencer:
/ saw an article in the Wheeling Pres
Of this week, IN which the ambitious little
Editor speaks otthe decline of the M. E..
Church, and gives as the cause political or
or abolition preaching on the part of the
clergy of said Church. And, now, Mr.. Ed
itor, wish to state few facts in regard to
the case. And, first, don't deny that the
N. Z. Church has, With other Churches.
suffered from the effects ofthis unholy war,
but that it was the result OF '.abolition
preaching,n deny. The n. E. Church, at
the commencement of this rebellion. took
sides with the Government, aud her preach
ers as well as her laity have gone in MANY
cases TO do battle for this country. This.
Sir, is why we have seemed to lose ground,
and not as the Pres aifirms because we
have preached freedom to the slave. But
Why should stop TO notice the Wheeling
PrEISS Is not its history known aud read
OF all menf But why this SANDER upon the
N. Z. Church Has her preachers or peo-
pie deserved such an lusuits Have they
not done onthe one hand, as much to keen
down rebellion as any other Church in the
land; and now that the evil of civil war is
upon us, have they not done, and are they
not still doing as much to crush out rebel
lion as any other church organiEitio
/ If standing up for liberty and in the de-
Tense of our country is preaching politics,
then We are all guilty of the charge, and /
glory in it; for to my certain knowledge
there is not a man Amo1g US who has not
done this manfulIy. And, now, after eight
years experience in preaching Christ 10 lost
sinners, no part of my lite has ever afford.
ed me greater hnppiuess than the privilege
Of advocating the claims of the Goiernment
under which I live. The great reason why
We are thus publicly assailed Is simply be-
cause We will not compromise our Union
prooliSities under any circumstances, aud
the Presl knows this, that we will stand by
the Constitution OF our fathers though the
heavens fall. And further, that We will
stand by our new State to man tfthough
a host lot rebels) encamp against u.s. Now
We are not alarmed in regard TO the future
success of Aethodism; she is founded upon
a rock, and the WeeelIng Pres, this wick
ed rebellion, and the gates of hell itself,
shall not prevail against her, even when
her enemies shell.be brought 10 their, &C.
count she will still live On, and on forever.
,r-,-.s Yours truly, W, q, Why.
WHEELING, Dec Is, 1862. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
ReaoIutIon. 81 Re.n.ot.
IRISH BRIGADE, 2sD ILLINOIS voLuNrEEn
Oamp GommiakaY- New Geek Va

IRISH BRIGADE, 23D ILLINOIS YoLUNrRRas, !
Camp Commiskey, New Greek, Va. Il. !
at meeting OF the officers of the Irish
Brigade, 23d Illinois Volunteers, held on
Thursday evening, December, l1th, 1852,
Colonel James A. Mulligan, 10 the Chair,
and tile Rev. DR.. Butler, Secretary, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
WHEREAS. our Surgeon, Major VIM. D.
Winer, has resigned, Be it;
ResOtCed. That we part with him with re-
greti regret induced by long association
wherein he has endeared himself to every
officer and soldier of the regiment, by the
skill and devotion with which he has watch.
ed over the hospital; by the calmuess and
heroism exhibited in the performance of
his duties on the battle.fields of Missouri
and Virginia, aud by the many exalted
traits Of character displayed in the daily
Intercourse of camp and field; in every Sit
nation proving himself the Surgeon, the
Soldier and the Gentleman. In parting We
offer him our thanks for the past, our Af-
fectionate regards, our warmest wishes for
his future prosperity, aud bid him good bye
and God speed.
ReiolVed, That n copy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded to DR.. iWiner, and that
they be published in the Chicago and
Wheeling papers, United States, and in the
Toronto and Hamilton papers, Canada.
Jas. A. MULLlGAN, Col Oh'n.
q. u. Butler, ID. D., Sec.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
Wet virginia ana virk,nIa Bonds.

slrE LTt ef - .IGFH
- The New York 7fmes day or two ago
had an elaborate article adverse to West
Virginia as separate State in the Union
The main objection urged is that it will
impair the Virginia securities. 1t is easy
to see the cat in the meal. 1t is the bond
interest the Times speaks for, though it is
too late for objection now. SO far as Con.
Rress is concerned. Don't the TFnts know
that provision is made In the New State
Constitution for the payment by West Viz
GINA of every dollar of her fair aud equita-.
BILE proportion of the old State debt. II
notlthen we would advise little examiua-
tion iuto the matter. The truth is that
instead of impairiug their interests the
erection of the New State is God.send
for the holders of Virginia bonds 1t rem
dsrs it certain that portion of them will
.bs made good, whils-if We had remained
united to the East, the whole State would
have gone into bankruptcy aud Reputation
together. There is nothing more certain,
West Virginia eontemplates NO fraud on
her creditors. She will pay every dollar
of her share of the State debt, and If these
New York gentlemen but knew their own
interests, they would be our frmest friends
and well wishers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
o''rOE OF PAOvGsI 1, M4asnA5 a1s. roo w.. !

THE following soldiers are reported abssnt with.
out leave They viii return tnmediRtely to
dutyi II arrested will be treated Is desArtefs:
David shellne, private, Co. '.E' 10Th RoEiment
o. " l., age % yearH, heg bt n inchts, complex
ion fair eyes gray hair light born In Carroll county
Ohio, occupation farmer, enlisted August 9Ist 1852
At Canal, Dover county Ohio, by Capt. VIM. l. Dixon
tor three now 70 be At near Presei
VIM. D. Harvey, private, Co. -E'' 126th Regiment
o. v. l.. age % years height n t. Chez eomplax-
Ion fair, eyes gray, hair light, born in TuSearaNas
county, Ohio oee upation aboTeri enlisted Canal
Dover county Ohio, August 10th. 1862 by Capt. VIM
L. D1xon1 for three years. JOS. DARR, Jr,
decl3-2t Maj. Provost BIarShll Gen. Tor Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

A soldier friend writes to Us, 10 private
letter. from olsrksburg as follows:
"why don't you or some of your CORES.
pondeuts make complimentary recognition
of the services which Col. Wilkinson is
performing to the Government. He is act
ing Brigadier, andils commanding the 9th
and 18th Virginia regiments, Capt. Moore's
battery and Capt. BoWen's Cavalry. His
..eiietgy, business qualities and Union feel
tngs endear him 70 every body in his COM
nRnd.n $780,.
We may say in answer to our friend that
his letter is not BY any means the first of
the kind We have had. - Col. WilktnsOnzis
often alluded TO in thelhigbesttsrms loftour
subscribers who come in contact With him,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
OFFICE OF PROTosT MARSHAL aEN. ron Va. /
MHEELINa. Va. DE-. lPth 1919

HE following soldier Il reported absent without
i leave. He will return Immediately 70 duty; or,
ifAITeStod, VIII be treated as 3 deseFter:
Richard Lemley, private, 30 yeArs OF age, height
u lO1< inches, complexion light, eyes Blue, hair
light, born In MonongAlia county, Va. occupation
laborer, enls cd March 18th. l6G2, at burton, Va,
by Captain Kehney, commanding Co. an" 9th Reg't.
Va. yols, Transferred to Battery Of 9th Va. on the
9Th day OF Jolly, 1852, by Captain 7. A. MAulsby,
commanding. Said Lemiey deserted the service At
He supp sed to be at home, ar Burton 10 Wetzei
county, Virginia, JOS. DARR JF.
decl3-9t Maj. and Provost Marshal Gen. fof Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
TheNew state FssIinR ONT a Wssten

TheNow State Feeling out &C weston
A subscriber writing to us from Weston,
Lewis county, uudsr date of the 18th I'M
slant says: sior7
The new State news was received with
aeelamAtion BY the Union men. Mr.. Garlic
could not get twenty loyal votes in this
county to-day. Lewis county will be ali
right on the day of the election"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

The Butternuts hereabouts, we learn,
have concluded to patronize the new State.
A grand pOw.wow, we understand, was
held on Wednesday night in the room of
one OF the Delegates to the LegisIature.-
We will not mention who were present, eI-
cept to say that the editor of the Pres pre-
sided as grand sAchem. Several members
of the. Legislature were called in to make
the results of the pow WOW harmonious
and satisfactory. The policy resolved on
had been determined on by the leading But
ternuts here some time ago, and was to be
adopted in case the new State passed
Congress. The gentlemen from the coun-
try were called inin orderto secure their
adhesion to the new programme. We
learn thRttWo of them refused to come in-
to the harness. Not having been taken in
to the secret soon enough, they had taken
such bold uudisguised position in hostil-
ity to the new State, as to render turn
over impossible for them without eating
their own words. So they declared they
would take the stump, in their county
aud tight it out. II was determined,
however,, by the majority. to patronize the
New State. The pow-wow decided thai
the Butternuts are to aop over, change
base, and hurrah for the new State, lie: the
"abOlitiOnists" go on and complete the
work of putting its machinery in place, and
get everything in working order, aud
then these gentlemen will kindly consent
TO take bold and run it. Maguauimous
butternuts! We commend their good
sense ia ceasing to oppose the new State,
but We don't particularly admire the FEAST
bility, of their new programme, or the
moral honesty Of the gentlemen engaged
in it.
This explains the new State article OF
the Pres Thursday morning, which was
followed up by another one Saturday. II
looks very pretty 10 the face, gentlemen,
and would no doubt eaptanIus ruigus if ii
were not for things revealed by peep be-
hind the curtains. We would recommend
that-wheu the next caucus is held, all out.
siders be excluded and care taken to keep
the door closed. .rs g-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
OEncE OF PRoyosT MAnsa.I esz. % Va,

0RFIcE OF PR0yOsF MARSHAL GHH o. Va,
WEBBING, Va Dec. II, 1859.
rTHB following soldiers bOloD gnE TO the l2th Req
iment virginia Volunteer Infantry, are reported
10 duty or II aEresttd, viii be treated deS6Fteri
william y. wallace private OF Company b. aged
IL years. height fest 10 inches, compilation fair
eyes gray, hair light occupation farmer. Left hos
pitai at Grafton, November 21st, 1862 supposed to
be In Belmont county, Ohio.
BEieO EnniE, private OF Company B. aged 10 years
height feet inches, complexion fair, eyes gray
hair dark occupation farmer. Ian hospital AZ
In MRrshalI eounty,VA
Wm, Leper, ofCompany Z. aged % Year,, height
burn, occupation IabOrUr. suppose to be a home
In Harrison county. JOS DARR u
deel2 Maj. aud Provost Marshal Gen. for Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe As bright e. now they WAyO,
stili make Il lead our ranks in war,
SIIII d0at above each patriots grave,
Death 10 the traitor that WOuld dare
TotraiI Il, through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts ltB lot will share
And follow It 70 Death or Fams-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

On DOE. cHILDRKNs' WOOL HOSE, assOrtd col.
~ ors and Eizes received ut the Variety Store Of
D. NIcOLL 4 BRO,
decl2 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

oEIlcE OF sHE As4EssOE OF RInsF DIST q Va
CAHuIoH, Dseember Sth, 1861
NOTICE Is hereby giTsn to all parsons rosLdinEfn
IN the Third and Fourth Assessment Districts Of
the FIRST Collection District Of virginia that the lis
ennmerations and valuations made and taken by An
drew ? ROsl, Assistant Assessor in the Third DiI.
triet; and the Lists, vRlnations and enumeFAtIJns
made and taken by Robert Pratt, Assistant Assessor
IN the Fourth District will be open for inspection Il
their respective oees IN the city OF Wheeling for If
teen days nom this date. viii attend at the once
Of the sad Robert Pratt the Esd and 2Sth, and n
the ofise o. the said AndroW y. Ross on the 18th
and 18th days Of this month for The purpose Ofhsar
Ing any appeals that may be made from the ls:s-
enntnerltionS and valuations Of the sid Robert
Pratt from the Hats, enumeratons and Tnuations
OF the sid Andrew p. RoGs. An appeal must be in
whiting, and must specify the particular eAnSe nat
ter OF thing respecting which decision i required
aud must state the ground principle Of inequAty
or error eOmplained OF
dselstin s7th Assessor i l.. Col. Dist. SfTa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

WRITING GASES, PORTFOLIOS, WORK BOX.
w Is, &c, at the Variety store OF
-f d. HIC0LL BRO,
deel2 109 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

n ADIEs' WOOL KNIT JACKETS At The variety
Il Store Of D. NID0LL BRO,
ueclZ l09 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

NJUBIAs.-we have received some more very
IN handsome NubiAs, white and colOrtd, at the va
F'S q Is store Of D. NIG TSd Il. Bro no.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

.SoSTAGs- new styles received at the Yario.
~ ~ Store OF D. NIC0LL BRO,
dec 100 Main street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11
Tribute Of Respect.

At a se4sal meeting q James f. Tssiar Iedse.
M. leo, ef 4 y. sad 4. ". she undersigned we're
as,,,sia,,a committee TO das RESOLUTIONS expire
i've q tho fssii,gs Of tae la<s, GA ne as@sa 81
bsa. sssaa Hadsfrth,
KuxaxAs. The sssri 81 death hs- spread hs,
dark wfngs over This Lodge, ard the I'D dsy 81
pes.inter i-si. caused our much sstesmed and es-
loved iisu," :. HaasaNih 10 s town = sleep ths
ssesP that hnaws .Ha dreasas pet waking - a
feaaufel sua'eef falls frvm il nFmameat, leae-
lnx naught tef sshs there. the light Il bis
life wsnl oai, saa say deep. dark void rtnslhs
@tege Gnre Il -ae~a. The sais OF the meteor ex
pyes hat where i= the sptsss ~ ehecrfslurs that IT,
lannod BIZ face and heat 2ei, hesuty aud astr.s-
t.an 70 iis fern. Ne vi ho.se tast ~ea al mature
stall pu her -eeand ucH, and mortal eyes '-Asn
immortality II Aiii k~ reunited I" eli II svved On
earth aud tbs geldra inks IN t.s tsf-sis ehs'A II
may we sii with thai n the tcsravtd fsasily, hHd
hoge and eess-alasim, fisessEsfe.
Rtsetsd While a!sp.rfc The io~s II uuF beloved
ltsp We how With turt tie sa.,nissioH - the eter
nal 81. 81 Hsns haee ways iaserntshe. Wlsssse
love j. ashauadrd and whnre ,sn~st u nnsimstsa-
Resosr+d, fhs, in Tho dcaih = sa y Hnas
psih. his Lodge IA. lcst an aone'sd and ~csshs
ias.ahsr the sominanify an honorable and uVssxht
tis4xe0 his fs,sly ha.ls.nd and pafeus worthy TIE
N,s,.rsJ fsss the meeahers ii TIL. l,odxs ossr
10 the family d sscessssd Rss" tasr heartfelt
r,~pA,ay sad s'sesse s"ai0acaee !" 'se's e*fAss'
Rl<d1ef raAi In takra ~ respect fcr tbs mtMots
II par departed Rfo y thai the leNelA ~ THIS
Ledge he dfA.e ed IN nosreps aaa the srsthr~a weir
the asgsi hsa.s Of aostnnx fns the space d httss
a4vs
Rsssir4i That esry al th<s~ ftsclntkns -
spread n;sec thu minutes u tAis Lpaxt snd rpy
Ia G:raAhed the family cf the decessas. Al-a. I
cory hs tarn'-hea the tsxas ltepatlrsa. ssih I
reqats, IN their pshrstse..
CAAB. u. DICK ARD,
J. e, fAAxEk.
q O. RthiEfES. Csasyssklae.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11

CONTRIBUTIONS 70 the RsLigr Fesp.-~ihe
articles sent in this week for the reliei innd'
will compare favcrebly In qnan'i'y and quality
with those Of any previous week. The Com
ml,,cc gratefully acknowledge the following
liberal contributions;
Col. Nat Smith. IA previous contribator'l
~ lbs. Of iioar
Z. NJ. Fisher, 4 bushels Of corn.
Col. Ben Long. 3 bushet Of corn, 5 bushels
Of potatoes, 2 bushels Of rye and Que sack Of
-four.
Thomas j HHfs haley, 3 bushes Of potatoes
~ lbs. Of lard, and bot Of bsc bones spars.
ribs. md 10 lbs. rice
DIX. Smith. ons large dne hos,1 bushels Of
corn, and 10 bushels ofpotatoea
Thomas Poland. o1e large nne eoe and
bushels Of corn
Wv. Ncsbit.. : bushels Of corn Ns bush
els Of peas, aud ~. butter.
Mrs luci.x,a shcrrod, ia previous ccribu
tori bushels G, wheat, 2 bushels OF potatoes
and one large Gne Los.
Major W. a. Ta.lc. 65 lhs lard, % lbs. Ia
con. . bushels II potatoes, and lot Cd ta'niP
md cahtArts.
John w.-.,. sas nse hss, ! baftei ot s,uf
,nl xhcs, I, 4 hushsh eitofn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11

RECEIPTS FOR THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN
To the People Of Harrison County.

The ladies Of Marshall having formed them
selves into sisterhood icalled the Volunteer
Aid Associaiion,l for the purpose Of making
such things as will relieve aud benefit the sick
o. wounded soldiers who have gone from our
midst, aud 10 whom we all feel deeply interested,
arr willing to do the work and contribute auy-
thing in their power to this caise, ba, they have
rot the material with which = carry on the
work and feel assured Wy lee0k the patriotic
citizens OF harrison County know this, that
contributions will promptly be sent in. Money
with which suitable articles may be purchased
wool, OF cotton, yarn tor knitting socks hoods
or comiorters. domestic, flannel or anything
which may or can be made to add 10 the com
fort OF tbe sick wounded or dying soldicr.
Contributions can be sent to either OF the fol.
loving ladies;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11

I HEREBY .oreaarn all persons from tia
/ ding Tor THREE rromsory Notes. given By tit
undersigned. psysbls TO Chester a, Buckley Ill
dated 10Th August. ls6l First. fnr AIne hun
dred dollars. dae II March, lsG2. Second Jos
one ,housand dollars. dne ls,. Msrrh 1859. The
third for eleven hundred doilars. doe LIST. Marcb,
l.Gi.
The abose notes were ifau,lukniiy obtainrd.
AID viii hot pay them nness comp Icd BY
NV c. TfiETFURu.
Dee, is', sol ElAAt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11
CUR JOB OFFICE.

We presume II & generally known that we have an
extensive JOB OFFICE, and that We ar. prepared TO
40 work promptly in the beat style and on he most
accommodating terms. We keep On hand large lot
II material such as book, letter foopo-t fool.cap
ouracd large lot Of fancy and plain tyne which
saA. materially To our ability 10 turn chi handscme
I,h4 Give US n call.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11
We take the following from the Van
Buren Press. Of the Yah

We take the following from the Van
Barren Press. Of tie Yah
The expedition against Opothley holo,
under the Immediate command Of Col
Mcintosh, left this poin, for he scene Of
action on Tuesday. Il may be said 10
Ice composed Of the following force, viz:
stones 9th regiment Of Texas csval.
~, under command Of Lieut. Col Grit.
tilh.
Five full companies Of 6fecr's Texas
regiment, under command OF Lieut.. Col
Lane.
Four full companies from Mclntosh's
Arkansas regiment.
Eight foil companies from fouug's
Tesas ytGlaent
And Maj NMlfleids battalion OF
mounted riiemcn.
VITA iis w,liepro fHfce, allied
aud CO operating with trat already nader
eummKnt of Col Cooper, 1t Is 10 hc
hoped mat the growing disturbance IL
lLe Indian country will be- soon dIssipa
i,i, and al enem'es 70 She >outhera
cause there u speedily aud totally ox-
terminated. Uadev the vigorous and
crushing policy oi Col. Mcintosh, We
NAV sn1u exnect ia hear of stirring ac.
,,,.,.- u, ,bana,;,,, If MT ;l,e .a,;re sul,.
version aud overthrow OF The enemy.
The order for Gfoegs regiment To
march 10 the assistance # Cl Cooper
yns ne Ne oni SATURDAY. uiglt at head.
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