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BOsus NoTBs-Seessh CxYrsaey in the Dis.
triet.-lt 10 to be hoped that Congress will right
speedily take steps to authorize the issue Of notes
of less denomination than Eve dollars by our
corporations, and res ponsible banking companies
For some time past small notes from banks In all
pare Of the country have been In circulation here
to an extent that much time 10 lost In investi-
gaaeg their character. To make the matter
worse an individual In Georgetown has, con-
trary TO law, issued number Of one dollar notes.
We saw one Of them dated Feb 18th. 1862, and
numbered two hundred and forty something.
The community haYe stood great deal, but they
not disposed TO countenance the circulating Of
any thing so nearly approaching In character se.
cession trash az these one dollar "creditD notes,
and Il was an insult to the public to attempt TO
circulate them. We need only remind the hold
ers Of such bills that by the Sd section OF the act
Of Congress Of December 1854, any person issuing
such notes and refusing to redeem them In xoH
every such refusal, recoverable before sny Justice
Of the Peace.
BREAK IN THE CANAL.-On Sunday night last,
a break was made In the towing path Of the Chesa:
two miles above Georgetown. rhe damage ID
extensive the break 10 80 feet or more In width
and the enbankment 10 washed away down to Its
foundations There seems to be some mystery In
matter n the break occurred at stray joint when
there was no increased pressure upon the embank-
ment-in fact the water was lower than usual. IL
10 stated also that the let above was NOT cut on
and that constant dow Of water from this source
Increased the break. As the government has been
using the canal channel for the transportation
OF army supplies, II may be that some disadected
persona did The mischief IL viii require week
or two TO repair the break.
CRInIsAL CouRr Yesterday afternoon, In
the case Of Albert O Ward, indicted for an as
ssult and battery with intent to kill on James
Matthews Hon A. g. Porter and other gentle
men testified as 10 the good character Of the 40.
cused, at his home In Indiana
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, then spoke In favor OF
his client for about an hour, and having con-
cluded, The court adjourned. IS = EsFSJ1
SsE elsewhere the announcement Of Prof C. F.
Barnes grand s0iree, at Temperance Hal, aasxt
Friday night,
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BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE!
NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS.

LANSBUh 81 BRO. take pleasuIe to inform
ou gu t1e guniio tnaL tney nave Iakeh
X, where they will always keea on haod full as
sOrtment of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and
FANCY GOODS. Confident Of our ability to give
satisfaction to all. both in puoe and Quality of
goods ladies will ind II greatly to their ADVANTAGE
70 call and examine our stock, mn It,
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBs-Befo,s Jastic.
Walter Patrick Farrell, highway robbery; jail
for court. Barney Collins, do; dismissed. JohH
Connory, de; jail for further hearing. Lizzie
Parker, Mary A. Mcclure, and Lizzie Common
vagrant girls workhouse 30 days each. M. f.
MAXWELL, drunk and disorderly; fined 80 So. w
McGoldrick, do. do. S3.5s. Chas. Coledy, do.
dismissed. james Faulkner, do; dismissed.
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INQUEsI.-Yesterdav, Justice johnson, for Cor
body Of new born white male infant, found In
the canal at Four-and- half street by patrolman
McCauley. The verdict was that the child came
to Its death by being thrown in the canal by some
Seventh Ward station 10 be properly buried.
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BOARDING..

Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
u accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
Board tt NO.tI1 Twelfth a.. mn 3-Sts
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SECOND EDITION.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

rEArH OF sRIs. GIN. LISpEr.
Rsad7Edrtsrs, Army Of rae fstonoc,
HaSkmsfoa, March 2, 1902 )
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COMPREHENSIVE.
A HE Copertnershlp heretofore existing between
Walter, KSrmann q Bopp, having been dissolved
in oonseq Of the death Of one of the firm. the
business vii hereafter be carried on under the name
and hrm of WALTER & KARMANN. w Q are prepared
20 build to order, and keep constantly on hand, all
kinds of the most fes hionsb.e G. RRIAG rs Of the
carefully attended to at the most reasonable prices
Ihankfal for past fsvors, we hope for oontinu,
amos OF the same, at our old establish ment, on ID
street. between 9Th and 10th sts No SAC up stairs
fe l5-lm WALTER q KARMANN.
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"A City Hotel, 1.-THE only Erst,c GLASS Hotel now
open In AlexandIis. Vs.D is DESTROYS 70 retire
from business, ana vii sell, for q fair price, the
FURNITURE, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL
of the house, His lease viii terminate on the st
of January, less, but the property no doubt be
leased for o much longer term 1t q moderate rent
done, Q large and profitable business. The desire
Of the updersigned TO retire from public bu.inss,
il the only induoement 10 sell, a. Ae could NOT hone
10 engage IN one more prohtabIe For terms IA
partition are Apply 70 JAS A ENG LISH who Is al.
jal5-u SAM'L HEFLEbOWER.
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RARNUM JS HERE!-on free exhibition, arc
Peosle's Clothing Store, No. 46O Seventh street,
opposite Post Office. N. BAH Of the above
goods TO: sale at very low prices. fe27-sm
COAL 0IL-COAL OIL!
Il AM Now furnishing the trade with the best
KEROSENE Oil st Baltimore prices; also,
HAY, CORN, OATS, 40. at lowest market
price. :. w O;LAU6HLEN,
fe 2Slm' Corner New Jersey av. and 4 ST.
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If they dare, with themiSguided men who
are now in open revolt
Nobody who loves our free institutions
will pretend that thoughts and opinions,
If that were possible, should be suppress
sed, or would desire to invade or disturb
the sacredness Of private life or converse
ton; but in this view Of civil obligation,
it must not be complained of if any pub
lie or open demonstrations, or declarations
of sympathy with treason should provoke
a strict and needful observation of the
conduct Of the offending party, accompa-
MED by the acts of completely or any
thing tending to danger or disorder.
This being my view of what might
become the course of my duty, l frankly
declare it, that all may BE- notified in
advance. But, at the same time trust,
with my whole heart, that no occasion
may arise to even doubt the determination
of any citizen within the department to
uphold the lawful Government of his
country, and least of all, citizen of
Maryland, on whose part any act of disloy-
atty now, after the noble course taken by
his State, would be double treason.
R. C. SCHENcK,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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Proposals for Fresh Reef.


UIFIuk As3I. CoMMISsAKH OF bUD3ISIEA0Bt
Wheeling, Va. Dec. so, 1862.
CBALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un-
y dersigned until o'clock P. NJ on the 5Ist Of De
eember 1881 for furnishing Preah Beef In such guam
titles as may be- from time to time, required for the
Of the troops, &c. at this post for three months
from the hrst day Of January, 1888 The Beef to be
Of good wholesome quality, aud 70 DO delivered In
equal portions Of fore and hind quSrters neckS and
snAnkS excluded, on sueh days as may be delegated.
The accepted bid will form the hAEs Of written
tract Of the usual form and conditions. Bond in su
dors must give sAtsactory evidence OF loyalty and
responsibility. Proposals will be marked on the out
side, proposals for Fresh Beef and be directed
the undersigned. LIEUT.. HENRY KNAPP,
deeS0-a Asst. Commisaary Of Subsistence.
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The Condition g e. Rebel virginia

The Condition Of the Rebel Virginia
BRnks.
We have elsewhere given copious ex-
tracts from the news and editorial columns
of the Richmond DisPateh. In its adver-
Using columns We Rud the following
statement as to the condition of tho banks
in the rebel counties of the State:
Tabular Statement, made up from the Reports
of the Banks Of this Commonwealth, to De-
to6er l, 1862, az required BY Aet of Asssm-
bly, Of Kareh 81, 1850:
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Editors Lntsltigeneer:
In my article of voters in my eommuui.
cation yesterday. l omitted the names of
the following who voted for O. Post. Please
add them THE letter to which our cor.
respondent refers will &c found on our
first page this morning
jesse Garrett, Abraham Cosuer, Walter
r. Fox, and Zaehariah Johns.
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NOasnvIsrl.a BASE . vneIsIl.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THR sTooKHoLD.
Frs Of this Bank, for the election Of SIX Direct.
ors Of the Parent Bank, and ave for each OF the
Branches, and the transaction OF such other business
a. may be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the Banking House in Wheeling on TUESDAY,
the TWENTIETH DAY OP JANUARY next, being
the third Tuesday Of that month"; the election to
mence at eleven o'clock a. n. and close At three
o'clock p. n. By order Of the Board
decS0-till jRn2J D. LAAiB OaIhier
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Election Notice.

oTTIcs FIRn 4 MAHnE IEsgRAnez CoNPIrr
OF WRHELGAG, Dec. 9th, 1854
EHHl STOCKHOLDERS In this Company viii ho,d
an election for nine Directors 10 serve for the en-
suing year on Monday, the Sch day OF January 1874
petuean the hours OF nine O'clock A. ~. and two
O'Clock 2. n, according to the ehAFtar. h q "
dse2s r. ". HARDING, sec,y.n
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FOR RENT

ON THE FIRST OF APRIL, 1893.
A LARaH coMN0DI0US BRICK HOUSE,. Uitu-
containing nina rooms and good cellar It e cor
YoniSntly furnIlhea with gas and WATER AlSo 4
Brick Houhs, containing i've rooms aud . GOOD cal.
lar few dOora above On Fourth street Possession
can Be had OF this house immediately; also other
E1aAll houSes. For particulars enquire Of
ROBERT LUKE,
oeel-lN No. ~. Market atreat.
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The nov state.

We had al encouraging letter from Mr..
Blair, last night, about the new State.
Things are working we'll. The President
waits to bea, all sides. There is no reason
to suppose that he will not sign the bill.
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'VHH BOARD or MANAGERS ofths Vyhs.ltur ana
4 Belmont Bridge Compaly have declared 4 diVi-
dssd two and half Per cent, on the capital Stoek
o. ne eotnpanys payable pn or aor the 15Gh day a
Jaauafys 1853 % 5t0ch oliarl lSldin1, stuf ~ -
dse9S:tdusnia P. soA4TRRDAY. sssn
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VACCINE VIRUS,
For Rent,
Receivers Notice.

HAVING been appointed Receiver Of the late arm
III Off. 4 @. w. WiekhRm, hereby give notice
TO all creditors OF said hFm present their claims
before the 9th day OF January 1888 for settlement
aud all persons Indebted to said rm are requested
to make Immediate payment to me-
deeS04t JOSEPH SEYBoLD, Receiver.
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Herman Frey, private, age 20 years, complexion
aiE eye. brown hair brown, height feet 99 inches,
county, Chic.
Samuel Tobias, private, age n years, eomplexIou
taiT eyes brown, hair brown height feet ~ nehos,
occupation a iaborer, residence GIandOFf, Putnam
frederick WtlemeyeT, private, age = yeara com.
pleSion AIR, eyes brown, hair brown, height feet 9
inches occupation le6OrSr, rSsdenee GiAndorf Put
John Wiegers, private. age 20 years, complexion
Af, eyea brown hair brown, height feet % neheS
occupation laborer, reldoDee, GlAndorf, Putnam
county, Ohio.
JOhn witte, private, age 90 years, complexion fair
eyes brown hair brown, heigh, feet 81 inches oe-
euPaton lAbOreF, residence GlandorE, Putnam Co o.
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NoTICE.

FTHH BILLS OF OUR CUSTOMERS vim Be mada
ont on the frSt Of January, 1883, and We Wish
~ V come promptly aud settls. H0roAftor settle
Hasnti yin be required eveTy three months
DEN D. hIOoLL BRO, zoe Main atreet.
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Immediately following this statement is
another setting forth the amount of small
note or shinplaster issues of certain coun-
ties. As it is rsther interesting We publish
it entire, just as it appears in tho Dispatsh.
Statement Of Small Note Issues By Counties
and Corporations, under Aet Of Nay 2eth,
1852, up TO the Gates Of their EGst Reports
to The Erseufipe:
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Andreas SelhlllnG, sergeant, ago as years eompIex
ION IAlr eyes brown hair brown, height ast Dina
occupation . lothmAker, reaidenee, Toledo, Ohio
Hsnd HAnSdmann, private, age 10 years com.
PeSion Airb eyes blue, hair Hight, height feet az
inSne5, occupation ahoemaker, residence Cin'ti o.
lAr, eyes brown, half brown, height feet inohos
occupation baker, residence Hamilton, Ohio
Henry Brick private, age II ytArs, Complexion
ar, eyes gray, hair brown height feet 6inehes oo
eapatl9n farmer, residence Hamilton, Ohio.
A. eitnebeler, private ago 81 years, complexion
IAS eyes gray hair brown, height feet 6I< incheG
occupation shoemaker, rolidencs Toledo, Ohio
AndreaS Sehroeders private, age - wears complex
Ion AIR eyes brown, hair brown, height feet Alma
occupation Armor, residence Hamilton Ohio.
Nieolaps Noelker, private, age 10 years complex
lon tI eyes brown, hair auburn, heights fset ina
0eeuPAuon anrmeri residence Upper Saudusky, o.
GElnNn nEnILIL.A.a. y
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tlmoro Road TO Wheeling and Par
kerBburR.
We have received from Asior-Gsneral
schenck a copy of his General Orders,
No. L." just issued on his assumption Of
the command of the Middle Department.
From ". n. Este, Aide-de- Camp to Gen.
scheuck, We have received written sum.
mary of the extent and Jurisdiction of the
Department. It's Headquarters are at Bal
timore. In its geographical limits it com.
prises the States of Indiana, Penusylvania,
Delaware, New Jersey and the Eastern
Shore counties of Virginia, Accomac and
Northampton. The 9Th army corps. Of
which the General has command, consists
Of all the forces in service within the Mid
die Department. and also all the troops OF
Gen. Kelly's command in Western Virginia,
making the troops under General schenck
at present about IS, 900. To the command
of the Middle Department is also assigned
the supervision of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad all the way to the Ohio river at
Wheeling aud Parkersburg.
II will be seen, therefore, that our peo-
pie are to considerable extent Interested
in the policy which Gen. schenek intends
to pursue. That policy is announced in
the orders referred to, to be as follows:
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DEPARTMENT.,
STH ARNY CORPS. ~
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MP. HOWARD, ASH see'y Co

E.eeutiU. Dspartaenf, Dss. Il, 1892
1t will be noticed that the amounts paid
out, are all "outstandinR." Aud they will
bs likely to outstand for some tims to
come.
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WANTED.
For GAINESVILLE.

~ The steamer EMMA GRAHAM, Capt
~ ATERs, will leave for the above and In
- ter medIAte ports tonight at 12 O'Clock.
Freight received and bills sigued At the wharf boat
'll ds sSel0eE :, N JELLY /. MANNER, Agents.
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existence OF McDoNeil's force, and believed
that be should have to encounter it in adj
uition to that already before him. He had
made his dispositions accordingly, and had
il come the result would not have been al
tered in the slightest degree. Mcdowell
would have shared the same fate with all
the rest, bad he not, indeed, been cut of
from the gunboats and captured McClel-
Ian sent the Prince de Joinville to Europe
to retail that pitiful lie, as the best apology
he could make for his disgraceful failure.
and the Prince, with the true Orleans in
stinct, was glad enough to get away from
n cause which he saw to be hopeless. Ma
poleons who march, in splendid weather,
at she rate Of Eve miles day, don't take
cities or beat armies.
Some rebel straggler from the scene, or
what more likely. some one who was not
near it, has furnished the Di3pGteG with
some cOugepial items of gossip about the
FecrOssiDg of our army to the north bank
of the RoPpahauuOck. which it, in its turn,
cooks aud dishes up to its readers as fol-
lows:
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COMPANY 2

George DisGonbaoh, private, age ~ years, COM
peXiOn light eyes gray, hair brown, height feet ~
burg, Ohio. @
Joseph Hamnaetgarn, private, age q Year,, com.
pexion dark, eyes gray, hair auburn, height feet
inches, occupation farmer, residence Canal Dover o.
Frederick MAreAs, private, age 80 yeArs, complex
ion dark, eyes gray hair auburn, height feet ms,
occupation farmer, residence Canal Dover, Ohio.
William PaPPe, private, age a yeATS, complexion
dark, eyes gray, hair auburn, height feet 6tnehes,
occupation afAFmer, residence Canal Dover, Ohio.
Henry snideE, private, age a years, complexion
DARK, eyes gray, hair black, height feet inches
occupation farmer, residence AuglaiEe county, O..
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orncI OF PRoross MAaaaAl esE. g Va

n He following soldiers are reported absent With
out leave. They win return Immediately to du-
JOS DARR, JR-,
MAJ. and Provost MsTshai Gen. for Va
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August Heidter, private, age 30 years, complexion
dark, eyes brown, hair black height feet 10 inehsa
occupation = lAboToF, rOsidanca Cleveland, Ohio.
Henry Toeckel, corporal, age 2S years, compilation
light, eyes blue, hair light, height feet inch Occu
patton farmer, residence, MAssiIlon, Ohio.
Charles Kohl, private, age IS Year,, complexion
dark, blue eyes hair dark height feet 6JS inches
occupation cooper, residence Akron, Ohio
Michael Kehr, private, age 81 years, complexion
dark, eyes brown, hair black. height feet 10 inches
occupation tailor, residence Cleveland, Ohio
frank kroPPS private, age - years, complexion
light, eyes blue hair light height s feet inches
occupation cooper, reGidenee Evansville, Ohio
John LApp, private, age 19, complexion light ewes
brown, hair fAiE height feet 81 inches occupaion
lAborer, residence Cleveland, Ohio.
John Noe, private, age IS years, complexion Light,
eyes blue, hair light, height feet inehes occSps
tion farmer, residence Cleveland, Ohio.
WIN. selck8, private, age % years, complexion
dark eyes brown, hair fair, height feet inches oc-
euPation miller, residence Tailorsville, Ohio.
Jacob freedman, private, age IS years, complexion
light, eyes blue hair dark, height feet 5I inches
OecuPStion miller, residence Hamilton, Ohio.
SSoBe Burmslster, private, age % yeaFs, complex
Ion light, eyes blue, hair dark height feet SO Inch
o., occupation miller, residence Hamilton, OHIO.
Henry EbermAnn, private, age 80 Year,, complex
Ion light eyes blue, hair DARK height feet 50 ms
occupation miller, residence Hamilton, Ohio.
Henry Eberhon, private, age . Year,, Complexion
light eyes blue hair eATk, height feet Ok inches
occupation miller, residence Hamilton, Ohio
Henry Grusa, private, age IS yeaEa, compilation
light, eyes blue, hair dark height feet 6J< inches
occupation miller, residenee Hamilton, Ohio.
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Supper for the OrDhans' Benetit

TTNHB FRIENDS OF THE ORPHAN and Ar. .h,,,.
u table public, are hereby Informed that sPLRN-
III oOffhh VIII % turniahod At WAshingSon Hall
on Tuesday evening, December S0th for the keneat
- IN charge OF the SgteTG Of St. Joseph
nA ne M OF the season win be bountifllIy
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u the Post once At Grafton, Va, December 18th,
1852 - -'.''
Bolla Henry Miller Lewis
Bates Joseph Morris MeahAc
Boyles John MARBLE Thomas W
CASedy John NOWhArm Ge0rgO
Crawford George Newton Barnard
OEih0s AbramL a PAllin Miss Sarah
Current Enoch Quincy Walter
Dunbar George Mehartsot AnnOu
freeze VIVA RolIn Albert w
Fog Henry Stanton James
Garrison GeoTgO spriggs VIM
Galliher VIM shAfer Mrs Martha
Herr JP StAllin Phillip
Haywood John W Shorm Miss Harriet
HeuegRr A II Thompson We:
JoTkinR Mrs Mary Warner Miss Matilda
Kirk ThomAg Venton Miss Nancy
Kurenee Andrew Wallace Rev
boonan John Walch Patrick
Lain Samuel Walters Isaac
Lewis William Williams Hillary
AeOruhery Williams John 2
Marques Miss Maria woodward Miss Mary
AeMull0n Vim waldrou Charles
Morgan MorRAnD WestflllA s
Norris Maj Thomas ..-... s.
tEpAFsona calling for the above letter. .bould
say they are advertised.
desc H t. osBoURN, P.
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WHEELING g BELMONT BRIDGE
COMPANY.
rNHB ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders OF
this Company will be held at their once on Non.
hours Of one aud four O'Clock p NJ for the election
Of nine Managers for the ensuing term Of once and
for ether purposes. BY order of the Board
dec2o-td fiIt P. SOAFTERDAY. See'y
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GENERAL ORDER, no. /.

Having been appointed BY the Presi-
dent to the command fthe Middle Depart
ment and 9Th Army Corps, hereby an
nounce my assumption this day OF the
duties Of tho position.
In entering upon these duties thus as
signed to me have but to express to the
troops composing this corps, my hops
that they will continue to evince the
same obedience discipline and good order
which they have generally manifested, as
/ understand, under Major Gen. Wool.
the brave and tried veteran and respected
ehieftain, whom succeed. With such
disposition and conduct manifested uni
formly on the part of officers and men,
and an endeavor on my part to be lust
and considerate in all my government and
treatment OF them, feel a good degree
of confidence that our relations to each
other will be mutually pleasant, and our
joint discharge of duty profitable to tho
service of our common country.
10 the citizens residing within this
military department., would also briefly
announce the leading principle, or rule Of
conduct, by which consider it mn duty
to regulate my official connection with
them. We are now in the midst of a
osAaESeaAo AANOANG1s sAlp VdIQ6EulEN
and very existence of our National Gov
ernment To that Government we all,
individually, as good citizens, owe our
FIRST allegiance. In the unhappy contest,
therefore, arising from the present cause.
less and unnatural rebellion, there can be
but two sides, with no middle-ground on
which any honest man or true patriot can
stand. l can understand and make all
due allowance for differences in the express
sion and manifestation Of loyalty or dis.
loyalty, arising out Of the varieties Of
temperament, association or habits of
thought and education, bat the essential
distinguished principle remains ever the
same Esia 10 29oi II srgs,
The loyal and true citizen adheres 10
and supports his government with a
taithfuiness paramount to all sectional or
personal interests or attachments : the
disloyal is not only he who stands in open
arms, boldly denying his fealty, and seek
ing by force to overthrow our Union and
Constitution, butin this class / think must
be included -also those who show, BY The
expression of their sympathy, and by
their daily conversation and condust.
that they concur, and would cooperate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EESTTVAE-

A FESTIVAL for the bonsat ofthe Poor will be
IA given by the citizens Of Mar insTie on Wednes-
day evening, the slSt inst at the machine shop of
Rice SWArtE. decSO-2tS