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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

ITrOn HAIrs Journal Of Health. }

l4oOA dAub So0InA4 o. deA4Ih-i
1t should be distinctly kept before the
minds of the people that vaccination is 40
almost perfect preventative of small po1
until the age of puberty (say hfteen,) bat
after that time IL becomes less and less efi-
eaeious until tEenty.iiTe, Ehen the system
becomes less susceptible 10 the disease up
to tbirty-6Te, when the predisPosition to
smsll-po seems to die out altogether. The
specific inference is thar every child ought
to be re-Vaccinated on entering the fifteenth
Vetr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
Nswstats meetlngsin hancock ooun

The friends of the new State of West
Virginia, in Hancock county, will meet as
follows: At New OumberIand:ou Tuesday
evening, the 25th inst; at the franklin
schOOl-hOuse on Wednesday evening, the
26th, and at the Courthouse on Friday
evening, the 2sth The above meetings
viii be addressed by Geo. McPOrter, ]. H.
Atkinson, D. Douahoe, James G. Marshall,
q. Hibbetts, Joseph S. Pomeroy aud others.
All the friends of the new State are reques.
ted to attend the above meetings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
an C61e N sbort-Hand.

Z A good deal Of ingenuity has been law
ished on The question-'.Was Slavery the
cause Of the Southern Rebeliionf" Seine
say il vas not, but that uuehastened AM
bition. PLAYING upon the natural Jealousy
and apprehension of the slayebolding CASTE,
Preeipitsted the couTulsiou. This seems
[ 70 as . disIiuetiou where there Is no real
I difereoee- Yon may say the faal cause
Was the dePrATiIy Of Human Nature; but
=. thai does not, any more than unchasfened
ambition, show Why there should be Re-
bellioa in the Soatb and none in the North.
/! In deciding the main question, these car
dinal truths can neither be ignored nor
denied
l. The Rebellion has bEokea ont only
I in the Slave States.
( 2. u eouneueed Ia South Caroliua, the
most intensely Pro Slavery oftheu all, and
/ mastered State after State 10 exact pro-
{ portion 70 their interest in aud devotion to
7 Slavery.
/ ,. That portiOo Of those States wherein
slavery was veakest-East Tennessee,
I Western Texas, North Alabama, Ec., stood
out hrmest aud longest against the PREVAIL
ing epidemic; while Western Virginia,
wherein slavery was scarcely more than
! nominal. neEeF Eebelled Mt all.
4 The four slave States wherein slavery
I is EeAkest-DelsEsre,M Maryland Nissouri
aud Keutueky-neTer revolted At all.
{ ) Jet 10 these States the sections and
counties wherein slavery is relatively strong
have steadfastly aud strongly sympAthiEed
\ with the rebellion. and have continually
diEpatched men and means 70 its aid.
! 6. In free States, the syupathizers with
the rebellion are, without exception, par
tissns of slavery. while every earnest anti
/ slavery man holds it 10 unmeasured abhor-
renee.
/ I. Every member of Congress, whether
/ from the fee or the slave States, who has
acted or voted so as TO enibArrass the Gov
ernmeut and please the rebels il champi-
on Of Slavery.
/ s. Every one 10 or out of Congress who
wants the Rebels couciliGIed rather than
pat down, is Open-mouthed in resistance TO
the Presidents Proclamation
9. Every European advocate of the Re-
beIlion condemns and assaiIs that Prccla-
nation most enormously. Aud
10. Every 0ld-WorId champion of the
Union commends and Tejoiees over that
Proclamation as the most damaging blow
yet given to the Rebellion.
If any man, 10 view of these undesirable
facts, does not realize that Slavery i the
cause of the Rebellion and the Rebellion u
consequence Of Slavery, he must be one
whose prejudices defy the powers Of DEM
onstrAtion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

A Washington letter to the New York
Times says: At Burnside's headquarters
all is activity. A large amount of the
pomP. circumstance and state, which
marked the regime, have disappeared.
Fighting will be the order of the day
under the new rule, and political intri-
gues and denuuciation of the civil autho-
rites must be postponed to more peaceful
times, by those who surround the new
commander.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

The labor is email BOv. Most ererythiDg
has been done. Make sure that our labors
DO rot 60 for nHughL simply for rsut Of
eiiuebirg the nAil that has been driven.
The great thing that reasias is for every
nan to kooz that be and his nsighbOrs
have signed = petition See to this inpOr-
portant matter At once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

The Wheeling Pres man says We were
desirous to go into business with him a
year or two ago. We thought then the
cuSs was honest and a union man, aud a
great many others tbO't so too. Why, his
friends would not know him.-PdrkersJurg
GGzeLe -Iai-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
PetfIfona.

Those Who have not ye, seen or heard of
auy new State petitions in 'thsir imme-
diats usiEhborhoods, should lose no time
in sending for one or two. Send applies
lions at once to C. D. Hubbard. Esq.,
wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

THE Charleston Mercury saws: "The
Yankees love the niger" The COM
plexion Of large portion Of the serYile
population Of the South is pretty strong
indication that the chivalry ilove the mig
ger." -LoEisriIls Journal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20


Jacob s. shriver. feiturs Eod cOuhsr4tioa-
Whereas At the Spring Term, A D. ls62, Of the
District Court Of the Uuit-d states fr tie Westeru
District Of NtTisIt1- At v eeh.. Information
hled behalf q the United States BIZ The District
Attorney thereof for said District, AgAinst Jacob
shEiTsrs rial property, described in said inf0rmation
and situate In Ohio County Virginia, alleging in cub
stAnee that said ShriVeT 4 engaged In the existing
Instruction Hgaust the United States; that At the
time he became engAEed heW the owner Of the
property aforrsld aud that be has used consented
TO the use Ofths In aiding lid inuFrectt0a o.
some person perton8 engaged therein, and pElyinE
that aid property may be eonhseated and soId q .
forfeited 20 the United States
Aour therefore, In pursuAnee 81 the mention IN
der the sal u the slid Court iFeetsd 6nd DE-
HTsred do hereby give public notice 70 alI persons
claiming any tnterestin aid properly 70 sppslr BE-
tore the Judge Of the District Court OF ne Uuftsa
states OF America for the Western District Of virginia
q WheelinEI on the 2sth day % November. A. d.
1859, tie shah Be day Of fnFindIctiOu or else
on the next day turi dietn thereafter, then and
there % interpose eirelaims, aud make their ale
iatious IN that behalf = =
Dated ths6th day Of SovSDbeF, 1872
EDWARD II. NORTON,
Marshal q the United stafes for the ". n va
RnJAHN II. SMITH, Esq District Att.Fney-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

GEORGE WILxEs understands himself to
have done, and to be doing a smashing
business. He has, as he sees it, just de-
mOlished Gen. Mcclellan; and he has
taken Secretary Seward in hand, and
propose to make and end of him soon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

Col. Wilkinson, Col. McOaslin and
Capt. Over are at Parkersburg on a
court of inquiry, into the conduct Of Col
Hathbone in surrendering Spencer. They
have been in session two days. 1t Col
Hoy is at olarksburg on court material.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

To1 CoRwrS is said to be well and
lively aud in no danger of an hOspitable
grave in Mexico.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

IS the o. S. supreme court at Washing.
ton, the black silk robes are abolished,
the new members being averse to them,
and at the next session the judges will
sit in simple broadcIoth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
TNITKD STATES OF AMERICA L.. g
u Western District OfTirEfniA-
In Rem, ina cane ofFor-
fefrure and Couhaeafion,

Ihs United States In Rem, ina eauIs 0SFor-
Asasthsu h HOu.sOa. fixture and cOoAsa.'ion'
where's a. the Spring Term, A. D. 1sos. Of TIE
District Curt Of the United stAses r the Western
District q TiriulA- At " hsslinE, in1oTEatio1
6led on behalf % the Unitsd States uT the DItTies
Attorney fheFeof. for the sid District. aElnGG Nat
thew h HOustonS real property, deEfbo1 IN said in
EJrnatiou, and situated IN Ohi0 County, Virginia,
AID GeEinE In Eubstlnco thai aid Houstou q enEl-
ed in The eXisting irsurrerto1 aeAinlt the United
States, that - the tine be Became % eGElEed he
the owner Of the property Hf0Te1id Ard that be
has lsed CONSENTED 70 The nss Of the slrs IN ai
ing aid insurreetion o. aoDe persia @ peo11 en-
Eaged thelafn. and prlyfn thai aid pTUpeTty nay
Be eonHseated and soid a torfsited 70 he United
States
SOr. thsrsfoEs, in paFsuabes q the Eoaitoa EndsE
the sal Of the Glt1 Court, DIRECTED and deliver
ed I do hereby GTa pubic ngIiee 70 al PsrsonE
Ginning any interest IN said property 70 appAr -
fore the Judge OF the District Cur Of the Cnited
States Of America for the WestsTu district d YrEn
e. at Wheeling, the 2sth day Of SoTenber, A D.
1s6s II the shail Be day Of iurisctfol. else
the day Of jurisdiction thereafter, then and
there % tuteTpOse their elaas and make their ALE
GHfions In that behalf
Dated he 5th day q Soysnber, A D. 49,
EDWARD =. EOEnON,
Marshal Of tbs Glited Stasss Gor W D. Va
BE55A,-fS II SNlIH. EsI4 DiBtrict Attorney
ngT5-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
TINTED STATES OF
~ Western DiEtret Of
Uuifed States Of AnerieA
RdWHrd II Eit1hu-h
~ Hs,-rs-.a-s,-

In Rsnl. in = eaBss % F0r-
EdWGri II. EitIhuzh's fixture sud Coshsoatioz.
Real Property.
Where's Al the EprinE Tern. A. D. isI2 q the
District Court Of the United States q America for
the Westsrn District Of hirinil, Il Wheeling,
fUTaatiOu hlsi on behalf the Units5 safe BY
the AttDrney thereof lcE aid District, AGAINST the
real property Of EdEGrd II RitEbugh, deseEibsd n
said information, and situate in The City Of Wheel.
ing. Obio County, YrEiuia, alleging In RbstaEee that
SD kItLhugh -, and UaS. engaged in the existing
EuTTecfion aga nst the United states thatat the tine
he became engaged, be Uls the oWneC Of The prup-
eTty afOTead, and that be has ussd Consisted 70
the Of, the IN aiding aid insurreetiou, OF
pers0n psrsons engaged therein, and prayin,
that sid properly may be Contested and az e. Ef-
feited to the United State. =
SoW, therefore, In pursuance Of the mQuiti1u u
der the sal Of the nd Court. % dro1tad and de-
lvered- do hereby give public notice 70 al paFsons
claiming any interest Ia sd PrUPeTtys 70 sppsar he
FIRE ths Judes q The DIstric CoaFt o. he United
States Of ereA for the Western District OF Vfrin-
IA. At Whesing, the 18th day Of SOFenibsr, A. D.
1852 hthe sane shall be day 0Ejurisdictio1 Or sls
the next day VI jur.dietiou tbereafteF then and
there TO inteT1se their eiaius aud Ehks their ale
Dated Tie 5th day Of NuVrmbsr, A D. 1854
EDWARD NJ SOkrON,
United States Marshal for the W.D. "a
BESJANIE Il SllIH, Esq, district Atturns5.
uOff-td a. ~ ..a5H.-.H W. .a.. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
THE FAMILY GOLDEN & GIANT
a L e 8,
CAN BE ONLY HAD AT
STOREY'S

PHGNIX ALE BREWERY.
TTHBsE ALEs ARE MADE FROM THE cuoi-
eett Malt AndsHoPsyand we'll altered water and are
unsurpassed IN BEillGncy aud PiAVOF- For ElIe in
barrels, half barrels and kegs, At the Brewery on
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
n. B-The Family Ale e an excellent dinner Ale,
wholesome aud strengthening toaie. and e put M
In kegs a1d half kegs for Family use-
Orders lef At @. ". Rees-ing Co.'S. corner Of
Quincy and Market streets, viii be promptly atten-
ded TO. novIg-ff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

THOMAs H. CLAY, son of Henry Clay,
has accepted the appointment of minister
to Nicaragua.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

Massachusetts, has 81. 600 moro females
than males, while California has g., 900
more males than females, and Illinois has
% 600 more males than females.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

President LINCOLN has issued a gene
raj order enjOining more strict obser-
vance of the Sabbath in the army and
navy. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

Ma. WEED. tits said. is preparing to go
to Europe next week on secret service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
EXECUTIVE AlANsToH.



The President, Chief of
the army aud navy, desires aud enjoius the
orderly observance of the Sabbath by the
officers and men in the military aud naval
service.
The Importance for mao and beast of the
prescribed weekly rest; tue sacred rights
of the Chrisrjau soldiers and sailors be-
coming Difference TO the best sentiment of
a Christian people, aud due regard for
the Divine will, demand that Sunday
labor in the army aud navy be re-
duced to the measure of strict necessity.
The discipline and character of the Nation .
al forces should not suffer, uor the cause
they defend be imperilled by the profaua-
ton of the day or name Of the Most High.
At this time of public distress, adopting
the words of Washington, in l776. AMEN
may ind enough to do 10 the service of
God aud their country, without abandoning
themselves to vice add immortality" The
first order issued by the Father of his
country after the Declaration of Indepen-
deuce, indicate the spirit in which our in
stitutions were founded. The General
hoPeS and trusts that epery officer and man
lsiH eHGeGUOr to lire and act az becomes d
ChristidH soldier, defending the deave,t TigAts
and privileges Of his country"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

TT Is WHOLESOME.
Il It L economical
Il fs convenient.
II isA "quiek yeast"
II has given ntisfAe1iun in an easeG
u au1WeTs for Biseuit, Batter and Bread.
Families should supply themselves.
Dealers GhGuld nIun IN IhrllI.fV,-I
LAdiea Who know h0E 10 get up good tabIGI
have spoken In It's praise, II tbshighest terms.
Reference given IN regard 70 these statements
when desired ~ - =
Ask for the sBXCBLsIOR BAKING POWDERS
In boxes At IS and = eentA
I. II. LOGAN CO., AZ Main street,
and LOGAN, LIST 4 CO., Bridge CuTneT,
~. Wholesale and Rstlh Druggists, &
noVS wheeling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
so BARRELs No. /
GRAB CIDER !,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sALE At
@. l.. ZANE & Co.'S,
0uIney street, near Main.
norSO-LS
c,UGAR-ss HID. prime n. o. s-d h r sararjust
y S5 5sTs'''a An PGxTo oiS DONLON O5EEBAT.
DEYIxED sUGARs-5s Bbls L0ysriuEs era.h.d,
~ s p 4e'0'F'o PA P1STo 5! SoNIoS 0GLEB1Y
RToLAssEs-ls bSlsS.O- Nsl.-.s.. in store and
~ 65ri iS' ' PAXTON. DOXLOS OeLEsAY-
OLDES sTRUP-0 ~ = ), syr 2, Fs;-.,.. .,s sr
ale BY PAXTON, DoNLON oSLEBAf.
OoOFYEE-ITs bags Rio COsse juss received
! SsTiS Paxton, DONLOx OaLEBAT.
1rRA-s hfehests Y.H.IsA
1o,ls p PaxTo ( & D6 4 on 1 OsIEs1T.
TIIoBACCo-sO o1s, lgs TOb.ceO.
30 Do Va lbs Do
9eales Ne do tnr sale by
DOrIs PANFos, DoSLoN oGLksAT.
FDoOR-sGs; os'; d E R::.is;
A full supply Of the sbOTe brands q Flour always
on po 1Ps ,nd''' f siis DoSLoS ooLEBAr.
TOsPTTAL sHEKTING-ATr ry zoe a-tiess can
n - az I'll. Tam
DOTis Eb|CAlAS, Agt
" for ehsPPed hands At the GA PelloE Han Drug
Store. tnoVlsl & BJCkISG, AGt-
DINE TRRR TAR DROPs-A new and pleasant
ooSIs z BOOKING, Ars.
EOR A SEVERE COUGH Oh COLD, use the Aea-
10 clan BAlsAm- Warranted 70 care Only 70 be
hid A.shs GA Fellow Han Drug ssSE Sz,,,o -
Iy0OD's HAIR RESTORATIVE i ssiH the bsst
w Hair Ees'OEati 'e eFer offered g the Publie
T7LEsH HAIR BRUSHES. HIssh Clones, hathing
nOSi9 z BOOKING, Ast-
SOAPs-Ths largest, bess and CHEAPEST assortment
sTOre- lnoElsl Z sockINs' AEL
nERFUMKRY AND TOILET ARTICLES in large
L variety at the Odd ReilOW Hall Drug store
n0Tl' z BOCAlA"' Agt'
T IQUID RESNET for making curIs aud whey, =
IL very nice artiels- b. BOOKING Ast-
TLAyORISG EXTRACTS, EaeIish Mustard, Az
Il rOW KO0t, sew article Of stGTe Polish
noVls Z. BOChISS' Ast-
To All Whom 1t May Concern.
EHLIZABRlH MARTIN, ny WIFE. HAVING
II ish my bed aud board without cause, hereby
warn all merchants and other perUgus MT 20 sell
her any neFchandiBs whatever my aouOunt, A.
warn ssid Elizabeth Martin, that II abe does not
turn to my house within one Eeek she stsan be
known NO InOre a. my wits. CHARLES Marlin
CLoAKs AND FURs.
rTHIRD STOCK OF NEW YORK CIOAKs AND
L fTr''jU'' OPeuedGy -
BaImoral and Hoop Skirts,
ENoR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN, JUsT
lN received by
noVls GEO. r. TAYLOR.
PLACK DELANE, double Vidh.
ID Black eneh Merino
BTUWn and BLACK AlTaea-
DombaLine, Lupin's make
Black aud Brown clOtiis, fpT ChakS-
Broche Long shaWis.
Ballara Veil FLANNEL
shaker do.
Grey TWflied do.
MATgenta Merino,
Plaid APasas and PopIins.
Black aud Fancy Silks.
Black silk VeiVsts-
Plain Brown Grape Finish Popliu.
noTIs GRO. K TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

OAR IRON.
I'D BAR IRON, rJlnd fru1n S-i6 to ~ In
BAR IRON. Rquars \ 70 Ok,
BAR IRON, nat Xxx 70 6XIZ
BAR IRON, oval 70 IL in
Bah IRON, halfoVal, from 7<to1I<.
BAR IRON, cut % length Tor dire,
BAR 1B0N, hoop, fFom 5<to - vide
AqrIlg AID Juuiat1 Nail Rcd, . IlrE1 atocE o.
bod trum Sligo, Pounsylgsufa- and otheE RittEbur
RillS P @ HILDKETH 4 Bro.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

HON. John F. Potter has been named
for o. s Senator'S from Wisconsin. Q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, =
u WeItan District Of Virginia. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

A More strict Observance or the sab
bath In the Army and Navy EHJOIn-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The following General Order has been
Issued respecting the observance of the
Sabbath Day in the army and navy:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

In Rem, in a cause u Tor
feiturs nd ConascatinsI-
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v A4EsIcA'(s+

In Rsn. in q canss 0GFSr-
frifhrs abd Conhscafi0r-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

Balmoral and Hoop skirts,
EHoR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN, JUsT
aoVis GEO. R. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
CLOARs AND FURs.

rTHIRD STOCK OF KEW YORK CLOAKs AND
i Rurs, Just OpeuedGy
D9yis GEo. r. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

To All Whom IT May Concern
ESLIZABRIH MARTIN, ny WIFE. HAVING
~ ish my bed aud bOar1 without cause, hereby
warn all merchants and other perugus nys 20 sell
her any meEehAndiss EhateTsr on NY arcOuut, as
will Lot pzy Tor the sane any part q it. Also
warn sid Elizabeth Martin, that II she does not
turn to my house within one veeE she shall be
known more a. my wife. CHARLES MARLIN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

EOR A SEVERE COUGH Oh COLD, use the AGA
eiaa BAlAm- Warranted 70 care Only 70 be
hsA At the Odd Fellow Han Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

ELEsH HAIR BRUSHES. RIssh Clones, hathing
ID Clones, Turkish Towels, always on hGnd-
novl9 z. BoCKINe, Al.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

NITOOp's HAIR RESTORATIVE i still the bet
w Hair EsslOEsti e eEer offered 70 the pablo
n0Tl9 z. DOCKING, Agt-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

iW. IL. The Merrmac remained IN tie
sa'aa position all diy yesterday u,iI evening.
whoa Vitl the le1si feet She returned 10 Nor
folk. i.la generally supposcd tha Size has been
aground
None Of the rebel steamers have -oan them
selves 70 day. The blame On accoWHoL the cap
tu.e Of the vessels by the Merrimao On Friday,
is said TO belong to the harbar master, ior not
ordering them to a safer place.
MI Quiggs, correspondent Of IT, New York
World was arrested this morning charged
with preparing conrabaud matter !or puhlIca-
ton
A Norfolk paper received contains des-
patch from Beauregard relative 70 the second
day fight at Pttsburg It says that after
capturing thirty-six OF the Fedora guns and
5000 prisoners, be Eel back upon Cotnth which
he is ul'y able 70 hold.
BALTIMORE April II IN relerena t. Beau
regards dispatch alluded to IN the Fortress Mon
roe dispatch, inquiries have been made OF the
War Department. which auboriZ the state
ment that reports from Pittsburgh contradict
the assertions Of the rebel General. A reports
al the War Department confirm pre'qd- reports
that tie enemy were routed and pursld as far
as the previous orders o. Gen Grant would per-
mt and the enemy are now shut up DO Corinth.
WooD,rocS Va. April II. A party Of Ash.
y cavalry said TO number two com4uies at
tackled body Of ihllntry at the railroad bridge
yesterday east % Strasburg.
4 squ,, ron Of the Vermont CayAlre was cali
CT ont but 10 enemy was to be seen and they
returned. one hundred rebel cavalry lave been
Il 81. ]
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
Notice 90 'FcAcslcra.

A Public Examination for examining those who design
to teach In the Common schools in ,he town u Berlin
viii be held al the School House near Montpelier ,ag4
friday, Nay -ad at 8 0 clock A. 81. the exercises 10
close at o'cec4 7. NJ None need apply who are not
wen qualified Evidence Of gooa moral character win be
expected IRON strangers. All citizens are earnestly Ia
yed to be present.
j. NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent
Berlin. AUrii sth. 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

PENsoNAl-From private letter we caln
ibat Col. omalley escape on tie occasion yt
the recent sbirmish at Yorktown was truly wo, .
deriui The rebel Shot went within - few inch-
rs of has head, and ;he concussion was So great
that the BLOOD spirited out from both Of col. S. 's
ears Peter Brady private mCo. G, 9TH reg
meut which was recruited at Rutland, was
wounded by Jhe ride ball (Which SO narrowly
missed Col, smalloy) IN the left shoulder, very
severely butwili pro6oblyrocoyer,--Brimg'oa
Tunes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
Very Latest by Telegraph

New YORK, April II. The Tnlme's Wash
logton dispatch states that Gen McDowelps
command remains quiet at Cedar nun, 3 miles
beyond Manassas
A doubtful reports circulated Of the capture
Of Cen Bicnker aud his body goa4 BY the rcb-
els while scouting Other spoc dispatches
contain no ncwa Whatever.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

The editor o! the Rutland Courier, who
emierated to tins country some 30 years age.
now mourns that he dad so This reminds a..
ol the widow who burst into tears twenty years
after the death of her husband, and said She
could MT hold in any longer l--.Beilocs Rats
Times.