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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
ASTHMA CURED.

Morri>tpwU, Aug g. -.
u. BAXter-pcIr Sit: have been severely afflicted
with Asthma Tor ui"rr than :"r;tN ave I!t H.
months IN Succession nave li" I !r 1, .!r ~ 'r,i .;
Ell ;: rc-Hir nI-t> ret ,,l 'i" ..tt> Wu.t it hc
thi" H. walk from! tn hl.- t. tr hIrl. Il-tII,r 81 y"
"r y r'!-. Ah'Gtd .,:ui purchase! tw" bottles 81
Dr. mite, tliAr, PREPARED !1 N"U AID C"uivnr"d L.
Kim II Jprlu- t. tir" lions. and ilart -
lpulf immediate rcrf-.r with very 'cw exceptions.
have had my regular n5at'- sleep ever since.
Your, truly, AgAp H,kFE.
Newport. Vt. Sept -. I-in.
DR. BaNter-Sir: NJ <ou has bon severely aaiicr".!
with the asthma from hood three ycar~ a."
h" hl! severe attack We prevailed on him try III.
Whites Elixir ai before, the third bottle was gone
Wd> entirely cur,! ami has remained i well man ever
since. lUu!, truly. T.. Is. PALMER
C"u4AS. Colds and consumption cured.
An"0t years a-o daughter WAS afflicted with :.
sever" cough. We tried various remedies without any
trn'Ht. S" then commenced takn. Dr Whites EliXIr.
and before she lad used two bottles She cuir,
well! We h'liev" II II hti ~" h"ru lUr the ElINr
would have died with consumption.
Cas-. EASTMAN, Holland. V.
This /, t" certify that have used pr Whites ELIXIR
Tor number OF Years ala! iui il valuable. Inr,.i-
,lAr i"T Coughs, Colds and Group.
+ D. SHAW. G!oycr.Nt.
Price Oaly - Cent. !, Bottle.
Sad Ivy i. C. Bingham, IIoytS Green. s.. Jot>ilr.
ana a!ldcacrS in Med cine.
Manufactured by II. BANTER. NJ ID.
'@-'o ilighgate, VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

CLOTHING. DRY GOODS AND GROCER
Iun"HhUrE. Vermont
Weighing don" on Il Fairbanks Standard Hay Sc
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DAVID CHADWICK.

] y. bAitLiNti. Proprietor Patrons Of the
nrse '"nN"yr - AMI ro"! the Depot Horses and
Carriages to let.
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w VI. ". l.ROIrr,
J. G. DARLING: q co.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"FfIIE ~ Hh>SFIEIp'S CipI>,:. RaRrax VERMONT
VII! attend INC Courts In Orleans Caledonia Counties
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
J. K. DILsNO X 60.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LYNDON HOUSE, L,udou. ".

M = ny NiiNAE.
}. II. ID. X 20. would cal the special attention
81 cons -"rS t., tn. lat Thai thu ,,r III. ~
t.u>.rtk i'd Commission business
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

If YOU re fond Of bothera,ion,
Latin. and pure vexation.
on re just in a situation
10 enjoy = suit at law"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

a pebble on the strcamlet scant
Has turned the course of many river;
i dew-dTop on The baby plant
las warped the giant oak forever"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
"a Gard to Merchants.

iQs559A ~. BktEn0EH, March eth, 1862.
WE have NOW In store, land shah continue 70
w receive additions almost daily, daring the
season) q SUPERIOR STOCK Of sTAPLE FANCY
DR. GOODS, adapted TO SPRING aud SUMMER
SALES, 70 which We invite attention.
Our long expefienee in bustne1s enables rs 70 -
lect our stock With ESREDtAL REFERENCE 70 the
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE; aud purehasioe
aS E Jdo, EKOgUsIYELY F0R CASH, we can sue
eelFfnlly compete with houses in this or any otheE
Wo. have taken advantage Of the REoERT DE
CLINE In most kinds Of Dry Goods and cur stock
IlJsT eornpFfssS Hnisd of FRESH AND sBASoNABLE
Goods, At prices AS LOW ~ can be named by any
other house. Our terms are CASH, Of six month";
credit ior negotiable paper payable with exchange
MILLEB, CLOUD 4 MILLER,
No 329 Baltinlote, and f4 0eruaan 81,
mh2s-lus e s.a.sfd -, RaitJmnre, Nh
A 4IERICAN, AGS-Anotasri lot IiiIs r.
D. R1C0TL 4 BRO
JGS9 No. 100, NaIn-stFsot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
NUMBER 297.

That this act shall not take effect until nf-
ter the proclamation of the President of
the United States hereinafter provided for.
1t being represented to Congress that siuce
the convention of the tWenty-sixth of No.
vember, eighteen hundred aud sixty-one,
that framed and proposed the Constitution
for the said State of West Virginia, the
people thereof have expressed wish TO
change the seventh section of the eleventh
article of said Constitution by striking out
the same and inserting the following in its
place, viz:t'No person born within the limits
of this State after the fourth day of March,
eighteen hundred and sixty three, shall ever
be held as q slave; nor shall slaves be per-
mitted to come into the State for perma-
nent residence therein; ProUided, That all
slaves within the limits of said State tthe
time aforesaid, who are under ten years OF
age, shall be free when twenty years of
age, and all over ten and under twenty sone
years of age shall be free when twenty-five
years of age" Therefore,
Section 3. Be Il further enacted. That
whenever the people of West Virginia
shall, through their said convention, and
by vote TO be taken at an election held
as the convention may provide, make and
ratify the change aforesaid and properly
certify the same under the hand of the Pre-
sident of the convention, it shall be lawful
for the President of the United States to is
sue his proclamation stating the fact, and
thereupon this act shall take effect and be
in force from aud after sixty days from the
date of said proclamation. taa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
Admission of western Virginia into
the Union.

Admission OF western Virginia into
the Union.
The following is the bill to admit "West
Virginia" into the Union as a separate
State, which passed the Senate Monday
Whreas, The people inhabiting that por.
tion of Virginia, known as West Virginia,
did, by Convention assembled in the city
of Wheeling on the 26th of November,
1861, frame for themselves GonsLi tuition,
with view of becoming a separate and
Independent State; and whereas, at gene
raj election held in the counties compri.
sing the territory Aforesaid on the Sd day OF
May last, the said Constitutions was approl
we'd and adopted by the qualified voters of
the proposed State aud Whereas, the
Legislature of Virginia by an act passed on
the 18th of May, 1869, did give its consent
to the foundation of a new State within the
Jurisdiction ofthe said State of Virginia, to
be known by the name of West Virginia.
aud to embrace thefollowiug counties viz:
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, We;zel,
Marion, MonongaIis, Preston, Taylor, Ty-
Ter, Pleasauts, Richie. Doddridge, Harri-
son, Wood, jackson, Writ, RoAne, Call
houn, Gilmer, Barbour, Tucker, Lewis.
Braxton, Upsbur, Randolph, Mason, Put.
nam, Kauawba, Clay, Nicholas, CabelI,
Wayne, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Mercer,
Mcdowell, Webster, POcahontas, Fayette
Raleigh, Greenbrier, Monroe, Pendietoh,
Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan; aud
whereas, both the Convention and Legis-
lature, aforesaid, expressed strong desire
that the new State should be admitted into
the Union. and the Constitution, Aforesaid,
being republican In form, Congress dotht
hereby consent that the said forty eight
counties may be formed into a separate
and independent State. Therefore, ~
BE Il enacted 6y tke Senate and Rouss ofi
RepresentGtiUts Of tte Uaited State of. a sieF.
lea IN Congress asseH6Led, That the State
OF West Virginia be and is hereby declared
to be one Of the United States of America.
aud admitted,into the Union on an equal
footing with the original States IN all re-
soeets Whatever, and that all the laws Of
the United States not locally inapplieable
shall have the same force aud effect ia the
said State of West Yirginia as elsewhere
within the United States.
Section 2. Andbsit tliyther eaaeted, That
until the next general census, the said State
of West Virginia shall be entitled to three
msmbers in the House of Representatives
Of the United States Provided, aIlpgys,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17

saw us at the Wells. We marched TO Jes-
Sc Morgans and camped on the hill back of
his house. No difficulty as yet.
The following is the roll of the Guerril-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
Hon. .Jno. s. CarlIIe and the WhseI-
ing Press.

ing EEe5bs
Editors Iatsihgeneey:
The Wheeling Press having at last sum
moned courngs enough to allow an article.
taken from the Cincinnati Commercial to
appear in its columns, showing the deceit
ful part played by the Hon. John S Carlile
in the Senate of the United States, to de-
feat the new State of West Virginia, is an
evidence of returning sense on the part of
that paper. If, like the Irishman's pup, hav-
ing gotten its eyes open, it does not lose its
brains, it will be well for its readers, for
God knows that it has physiced its readers
with SO many doses of negro and abolition
that a respite of only few hours from its
doses will be refreshing. The Hon. Seua-
tor, VIII eE at home among the people, was
loudest for furnishing rebels. for cohfisef-
tion, for prosecuting the war and putting
down the rebellion, and for the new State
of West Virginia; when he is in Washing
ton he votesto retain the worst of rebels
in the Senate, (see Brfght's case, of Ind.)
In Washington he is opposed to, and votes
against the con6scation of rebels property,
(see vote on confiscatiou billy In Wash
iugton he is opposed to the formation of
the new State of West Virginia, unless it
embraces the Blue Ridge as its Eastern
boundary.
Such is the history of this man John S,
Carlile. Let him explain it to the people
of the new State, that he has so wantonly
misrepresented in the Senate of the United
States ever since he became their Senator.
So palpable has been his course of wilful
Misrepresentation of the known wishes of
his people, that his colleague, Hon. W. II.
Wiley, declared in tue Senate, in the face OF
the Honorable gentleman, that he (CarlileJ
had misrepresented three fourths of the
people of Western Virginia, and the Hon
B. F. Wade of Ohio, Ito whose exertions
more than any othcrs. we are indebted for
the passage of the bill through the Senate)
declared that by a conversion stranger than
that of Paul, this man John S. Car
lille had changed from the friend of the new
State to one of its most violent opposers.
Can such duplicity aud treachery on the
part of a representative pass unnoticed by
the PeOple2 Let time and coming events
determine. CIy1s.
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atIggntelligplltp
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TwEIYEsoLID LINES OF NoNPAREn, ion ONE 1Srp, on
it. LEss, MAKE A SoUARE
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DEVRIEs, STEPHENS & CO.,
wuOLrsAIE DEALERsn
Foreign q Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 8Ie Baltimore Sc,

- BALTIMORE, MD.
WE arS now receiving our large aud eareIully.se
w leeted Stock OF Foreign nd Dome5tic Dry
Goods purchased for Cash, for the Spring and Sum
mer Trade, com rising every variety Of Dress Goods
Of hne and medum qualities Of beautiful styles Of
the most recent printing and importation.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEBRS, SATISETTS, YEST
Nos. Also general assortment OF all kinds OF
Dry Goods. > - 5E1i-
In addit 50 te our stock OF Dry Goods, we have
an extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT., which en-
brates every yAriety Of Goods usually kept by the
largest Notion Houses. To all OF which We invite
the attention Of purchasera- We will sell stock
At as low priets the same DDS can bo had In any
Of the Northern or Eastern maFket6 - sff-t
mhSl-5ms DByRIEs, STEPHENS 4 CO.
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Copper, Tin &ShsstIIon Ware
no THE PuRI,ICI

+ NOW keep the largest assortmeat of-YARR
that can 10 icnud in the city. and am fliIy pre-
pared to NIL all orders NJ short notice.
Ny stock consists In part OF tile EJlIovfng Goods.
Al Kinds OF Plain Tin and Iar4uued Ware All kinds
o. sheet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles OF an
patterns, for wood or coal. - n,
Merchants and others visiting the city will fud Il
70 their advantage to give me call before puTrhas-
spouting and Cutters constantly on hand.
All kinds OF JOB WORK will reeoiVe my personal
attention. b. +. CALDWELL
~ No Main ST., oP. B. { o. r. n Depot,
mhS-ly 5f..s4 -, Wheeling, Va.
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CHEMICAL WRITING FLUI D

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IL a NADE NJ
JAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va.
IF you want an Ink that will not fade, use the
y CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want a jet black Ink, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want Ink that flows freely, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING PtuID
1fyou want Ink that will not gum, Tbse the ~
zitsia CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. 1aa
If you want a better Ink tLan Arnoid's, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING PLUID.
If you want to pAtronize home merits, psO the
Ht' 9'' CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If You want to save money, buy the ssEru7 sid
oaRHIOAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want to pl ase your customers, buy the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
If you want eaeap, as well as good Ink, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol IN Warrington City they use the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Pennsylvania they use the
.CHEMIoAL WRITING FLUID
At the Capitol Of Ohio they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol of New Jersey they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of Maryland they use the
CHRMICAL'wRTTIHGR FLUID.
At the Capitol of Virginia they USE the
CHEMICAL WRITING PLUID.
Pifty cents Is the retail price for quart Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Thirty cents Is the retail price for pints of the
CHEMICAL WRITING RLUID.
Twenty cents Is the retail price for half pnts Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Ten cents Is the retail price for quarter pints Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING RLUID.
Wholesale dealers are entitled to discount on the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Bankers who want An indellIble Ink should use the
CHEMICAL WHITING BLUlD.
Merchants who want their books 70 look we'll must
use the CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
All Government officials should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
All county and city OttietA should use the =
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t
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- -SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
Yearly Advertising reasonabI Ie terInS nccor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made. slF6 80
Observation-Disclosures transient persons or strang
ers, TO be paid foT IN ddpGnce
business Cards not exceeding 1--WE lines SO per year,
or 90 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will DO counted leSa than a square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Adyerttsers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other PRISONS as
we'll as all legal advertisements and advertisements
otauetlon sales and real estate, sent in by them
be paid for at the usual rates.
R3-AdYertisements not accompanied wi til writes
directons will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Eoticeso Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nony11-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS

-
4 VIE subscriber has now received and opened IkO
\ et5es OF new Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
which viii be sold At wholesale aud retail At lower
prices than ever before. Having purchased eonsld-
efable more than INTENDED, bought ali kinds 6f
gods for Cash and At less price than at any other
seasoli am determined to dispose OF them according
BEST MERRINAcK, coCHEeo. and other CALI
Goes Of equal grade. Mt I21f eentsR yard. Second
quality, fast color, at &c. =
BLEACHED MUSLIN, yard Wids, best quality az
42zzSS a. wide At 1Qe per ard q
uNBLEACIED MUSLIN, such as sold ) weeks
agO at lsHc, will now sell at l25ze, and Others,
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always at LEX, per
yard, will sell at So 70 - 90
In FANCY SILKS have all the latest novelties
An eSeelied quality Of Barred Summer silk at only
SOC yard.
ENGLIsH BEREGBs, worth 2se. for i2Jke Fst
LUPEN'S BEREGES, worth 51JIe- for sSc,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
prices. 81 tfl5Ia . -I-l- = =
CnALLIES 4 De LANES as low as 12Jlc n yard
Also large stock and variety OF Spring and sum
mer S1AWLS CLOAKS & MANTILLAS, At the very
lowest pr ces.
NEEbLEWoRKs in every varisty; Collars worth
Soc, for only DC.
oARPETs-lO pieces, al styles, cheaper than ever.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii and that
my Wholesale department Il more complete fban at
any previous season, and III sell goods cheaper In
such quantities they require, than they could be
bought In the Eastern eities
ALEX. HEYlIAN, U. ,I
mh2S-d&W3m 1aT Main 81, whoeIiuE, Va
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17

Diary OF Western Virgins Guer-
rIlla.
lcoFrespOndence of the Wheeling Intolligencer.l
CAMP SPENUER, RoANE Co., VA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
-WHEELING. va. THURsDAY MORNING. JULY l7 I862 !.

saw us at the Wells. We marched to Jes-
Sc Morgans and camped on the hill back of
his house. No difficulty as yet.
The following is the roll of the Guerril-
las. and the several amounts OF pay received
in Richmond for their services.
j. Houchin... $l,43 G. W. Mays SO 90
Levi Dong..... 1873 a. P. Mays. 104,23
H. G. Samson 1898 ]. Monroe. lO4 80
j. W. Morgan 1893 T. MonrOe... 1923
]. Wilson,. 1868 A. A. Monroe 1o4 ,23
&. Ball........ 1853 F. McCune... 104, ,23
P. Lippett... 1896 A. Wiiter.. 1923
g. @. Bryson ll2,00 j. Wilter..... lO4 ,23
NJ. Douglas. 5000 s. Rogers. 1O4 .23
j. Smith,. 1896 w. j. Roberts $500
A. T. Brooks 1928 A! j. Roberts 9s 90
]. &. Bemer.. 1923 ]. Roberts,. 1886
A. Dent...... 1O4.23 B. Smith,. =. 1886
A. w. Fleming $500 J. L. Smith,. 1886
]. Greathouse 104,23 W. Stolman.. lO4 ,23
S Greathouse I04,23 A. Smith,. l04, %
WGreathouse lO4,23 ]. Storcher.. IO4,2s
D. Gibsou..- lO4,23 H-Storcher.. l04. %
]. w. Hetner 1000 Up Storcher 1912
John Lee..... 32,0O B. Stenly... $500
j. n. MOrten $500 G. Trippett.. 1000
S. Moore..... l04,23 JIM. Tucker $500
j. Martin..... lO4.23 A. Dusky.. lO4, ,23
T. Mays.... lO4,23 j. NJ. BursOn lO4. 90
Tuesday Nay 27th.-Sent five of the men
to Charles Morgan's; the rest of US en-
camped in the woods.
NoTE.-Here ends the diary of Captain
Harris. ssI
fight between the guerrillas and de-
tachment of Co. K, LIST Virginia Cavalry,
took place about four miles south of San
dyville, 10 which private Charles Mccoy
was reported killed, shot through the head.
During the fight Corporal Dawson's horse
threw him, aud dislocated his shoulder.
This morning detachment of Captain
Showalter's company, 9Th Virginia Regi-
ment, under command of Lieut.. Fisher,
started out for a guerrilla hunt. sn
Send me the paper to Spencer, Roane
county, Va, and don't forget, either, for If
you were shut up here in the mountains,
and nothing to read but an old Almanac
now and then, you would want u good pa
per, too. Yours truly. c..
o.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-13

VIZ learn from the Savannah Republicans of the 10th
nst that the enemy occupies FerDandna, and ST. Ma
rvs and probably Jacksonville, in Florida also Bruins
wick Georgia Our forces had oil left previous to Sun
day on which day Brunswick was occupied by the ene
my.
FURTHER IRON THE ST MARY's-We have learned some
particulars killing and capture OF Federais on
the St Nsrys from passengers by the Gulf Road Three
Wayne Capt Bendry, of Ware, and Capt Lang OF Cam
de hearing that the enemy ascending the RIVER Jay
in ambush their arrival The Federals appeared
in large fat barge and when within point blank range
our men opened upon them killing twenty I'VE. three
taken prisoners and few escaped The prisoners
were Brunswick This is the way we should meet
the every step of their infamous march on on
soil.
We give the above statement receive it. Proba
bly, shall have full particulars by to-nights mail.
Savannah Republican, March 10Th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-13

ABAxDoNED.-After all our preparation TO give the
enemy warm pon, ard after standing at our very
portals tor months looking almost in the eye be hiss
at last weighed anchor and taken bis beautiful physiog
nomy to other parts. Fernandna, St Marys, and the
islands 10 the vicinity suddenly to have attracted
his admiration especially since our troops and artillery
do down in those parts remains to be We cannot
see their strategic value but the enemy are in search
Of quiet, we cannot think of better place to find it
There are, too perhaps 10 the neighborhood sundry
unprotected pigsties and henrooss upon which they
may indulge their 'avorte propensity. The crops, o.
all sorts we feel sure will be burnt before they arc
abandoned A march into the interior from those
points will prove qnie as difficult as it will be unpro
ductive.
In view of ali their movements, it may not be ams
for our military authorities here to keep sharp looE
out for Savannah This expedition southwark may b.
blind to deceive them into inactivity or fata reduc
ton of their forces to strengthen other ard distan
points We should not allow ourselves to be caught il
trap --Sor0nn0h Republican, 7h inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-13

The YANKEES ON THE MARCH FOR WINCHEsTER-
We learn that the Yankees had reached BerryvilIe, IN
Clark county, on Monday last on their way 10 Win
chester, is supposed. Gen. jackson was sending
back all Of his heavy baggage and preparing to give
them battle This is the substance OF intelligence re-
ceived here, by letter, from Winchester yesteday-
Berryvi!!e is about midway between HaTpers Ferry
and Winchester nearly fifteen miles from the latter
point Great CONSERVATION, ere tod, prevails
amongst the Inhabitants OF the country and the tate u
Valley will soon be decided.
If Jackson has troops enough ~ Their" reed he nG
fears of the result.
PS.-Since the above in type we learn that
several regiments sent up to Winchester by Gen
Johnson and that fight was expected to come Of yes
terday The result of the expedition against
will doubtless decide McClean's with re erenc
TO an attack on our liunes at Centerviiie. If Bark
succeeds in vanquishing Jackson his columns and Nc
| Ce!an's will be apt to make simultaneous movement
upon Ceuterville or wherever Johnstons army may b
in force most probably the line OF the Rappahanoca
Lynchburg Tirginian, 1h inst.