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AN INCIDENT In NASHE ulEE.


Over tho large gate at the, Provost
Marshal's splendid headquarters Eli
otis female school --wnyes a Uniea flags
y very ardent,secesh lady who wished to
see Col. Matthews, was about to pass
tho gate, when ,sherbcheld the
proud flag tapping like an eagles wing
over his eyrie.s Startling back, horror
struck, She held up her handsland ex-
claimedao the guartfs sssSDear mel can't
90 under that dreadful Lincoln fag Is
there mo. other way .iiora me to e1ter?'.,
Yes, madana,7s promptly replied the sol
der, and turning to his comrade, he said:
Here, orderly vbring out that rebel flag
and lay it on the ground atthe little gate,
and bet this lady walk over it r gasfT Ia
The lady locked 'bewildered and after
hesitating moment, concluded to bow
her head to the invinciblea Goddess of
Freedom. whose immaculate shrine,,i the
folds of the sStar-Spangled Banner" /"
The rebels may all just as well conclude
to follow her example. aNashUslle SJniioa
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SPEAKING Of the army Of tax gatherers,
the Springfield, Mass, Republican, says:
aLct not the able bodied .adventurers and
chronic spoilshuters get these places; and
above all let-the- gramblcrs, whose sole
exhibition of patriotism consists in growl-
ing about the mismanagement Of the war,
be read out of the list of capdidates Alto
gether." Some df the most viruient and
mischief making opponents Of the Admin
istratien are found among the Abolition
oHiee holders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20
sa- who Al arc til the. real 4.aleccoasbh. cabh IN Il

sA who arc the. real, secesh% in the
genuine sym pathizers, with
Jeff. Davis? Those who are. labofihg to
defeat true and only Legitimate. object q
the war-the restoration of the Union as
it was and the supremacy Of the 'constitu-
tomas it is. These. are the men who at
tack our Generals with violence and who
are sowing the seeds Of distrust and jeal-
ousy by pretending that the war is not car
ried on as it ought to be and can never be
successful unless there is changetiu it,
management. Rather than see the Union
restored as it was, they would have it divi
ded, that they may rule the Northern
half n - - ~ l.I-ra.1a rlilEf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20
iat.z as t;lf{ ~
d oftrg, 1s.1 Is
From the Crisis.
MCCLELLAN .W
. By H. s. MILLET.

,s5s . 8 -- sssszf ssx sat
Hail patriot chieftain thy name is glory
As fadeless as stars that look down on
the sea, "a fssig.. f,4s-savs.,.v
Our children shall make thee the hero of
story,a ssc.H l.=:ls9 y4seff,s8 qu(1
And wafble thy praise in the songs of
the free.s 1@t, 5Gae4' saiiIs1 Y
pas tits .sqsi.ka8 a8.zetstoe af;ysf
Son of Columbia born mid the spleudor
That made her the envy and wonder
of all,srrad =, Blsa ,e.n 30
The people now call thee their champion
defender, ssss.fn s,li b;ggA
To battleSecession and quicken its fall
rsaSa! asr EHataG ka-ssf r 4. - ts.fT
Victorious soldier, in spite of all malice,
Thy conquering arms march triumph
antly on, = -
Unheedihg the foes thatlwould poisonthy
chalice, q = aiia tssasae
Fanaticaf slaves finding fault wishIfthe
,S4-55 Ss ftfEEF rfE5e- "a
2 SO z. 1saeTs s,ltast 2
Thy sword is but drawn, in the cause of
the Unions S sega zstts!I ri
To restore it again to its bright pristine
hue sHs %g7f Gsif7s.a3 7.fT
The North and the South again in COM
s 1881 ta1 SSl1GGs&
Protected and blessed by the "Red,
White and Blue" .o taA
- tfH lse .eei q5 30
The eyes of a anationsnow mark thy ad-
Admiripgly witness VT thy bravery and
skiH,se. ~ seas q. ,s4,e Ark
And gather new hope from the cleaning
of lances, : haoEs- s1e al
That fash in the sunlight enforcing thy
will = ~ seiFs.g~ ~
"h'' ~og .sg.sgi ri
McClcllanl Democracy boasts Of thy poewr
Thy country has faith in thy sprowess
to save, y5ss 81 Ea & sres bcR
And pray that thy wisdom may hasten
tbo bonr rsatst! bra 9ss r5T
When Peace shall smile on on US from vars
=
gloomy grave sss.sa II
The fingers Of beauty fair fowersI are
wrcatling, bee7ei4 - ~ J
To circle thy brow with ia garl nd
snb,ime Sazsis ea9 sitH
And patriot fircs Thy praises are breath
ing,,4 - 80 -.Yf
While Fame 5vrifs thy name name p! r !the re
cords of time.
May the blessing ofiheaven be thine as
a DOVER 7asi -. E7sfsH EId
"The Stars and the Stripes never sal
from thy hand, 80 aI,,.4 a2p
And liberty S. tree. like the rose Of the
bower, III ~ oaos "a es1t .G
Shall blossom unblighted again in The
land,
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AN Aholitin- Republican editor says he
fails to perceive that tsthe Government has
advanced single step in the matter Of
employing negroes in the war. His Dem
ocratic neighbor says that even if that
statement be all true. it is very imprope,
time to be >grumbling about it. ss.ss~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

4 The OLD REsIaEsrs.-The Buffalo
Gbni1er is informed. that Gen. Mcclellan
has writtensa letterto aGoEa Morgan, in
which he urges the filing upeof theregi-
ments 1nowsin. the field. He says that
so, 900 mensin the old regiments will be
worth loo, 900 men under new officers, =
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ma. 1t is reported that disunion-
Abolitionist down the creek got pretty
soundly licked " the other day for call
ing a loyal neighaora Seccssionist jet
Jersoaiaa.
Served him right.
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tice I'd che contrary, are considered as wishing
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4. If Subscribers remove to otherApiace' +
Without IA forming the PUBLISHERS, and the pa
r,ers are sent to the former direction, they ar
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and leaving them uncatled for, is prima faei.
evidence of int tentional fraud.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

: 4 collision occurred on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad on the 30th nit, near
Oakland, by which three drorers we're
killed, and another severely wounded.
The killed were Wm. Donaldson and
John Horne of Eminencc, KY, and Mr,
Raw. Of Moscow Ohio. S. s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

asa- If-you hear a man swearing that
':this war must go on and at the same
time saying but 1 don't want the old
Union restored pat him down as sym
pathizer with JEFF Davis.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

Annual State elections were held on
Monday, August 4, in kentucky, Arkan-
sas, Alabama and Texas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

William A. Russell, Of Now Haven,s has
been appointed Major General of the mil
itia of Connecticut.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

Fourteen young men from the Shaker
community at Canterbury, New Hamp-
shire, have enlisted for the war.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20
NUMBER a..
OPPOSED TO THE RESTORATION
/ OF THE UNION AS IT WAS.


The Mack-a-cheek (Ohio) Press, Re-
publican organ of the darkest stripe, says,
in its issue of July 4, as we learn from
cotenporary, as we do not exchange with
the Press ourselves, that
..sThere are reasons tending to show
that the Constitution as it is will be per-
petuated; but that the Union as it was
does not, should not, and ought not to
exist. ss-s.
I The BelIefontaihe Repubzicaa Of July
II, asks:
Do you, Democrats, wish to restore the
Union as It was, and the Constitution as
it is? can not believe it. You certain
ly do not comprehend all the evil that lies
concealed in this high-sounding phrase:
/ the Union as twas Great God! are we
to have these scenes of horrorre-e
1t is a high crime in Abolition estima-
ton for Democrats to be in favor of the
Union as it was, and the Constitution ss
lit is e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20

Before you form. an intimacy " tn q
man, learn how he acted toward bis for
mer friends, 's 'st
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Governor Evans, on the 8thult., trans,
mitted to the Legislature Of Colorado Tei
ritory, his first message. srs,4s,,eFs,s.d :,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-20
THE sAcREDNEsss OF FREE SPEECH.

THE sACHEDNEsSgUF FREE sPEEUH' >.
:: DECLARE before God that as ] underrs
stand that right, / value it more than /
do my life! And call this whole ceun-
try to witness, if I have not before now
proved the sincerity of this declaration
by my actiunsta And the right Il yindi-
Gated at the hazard of my life, before a
Southern tyrant,g / will not give up for
the sake of my business sto a. Yankee
sneak lNeithcrshall the Gordons. Their
case is ours. I'VE are tried with. them.
And in defending them, we defend our
selves andsour country from gang conn
pared with whenss Leadbeter is hu name
and Gen. Floyd rcspectabh.asMr. Sumz
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&Twelve lines, or less. win be charged as
xA,Ilegal advertisements will be charged
~ the 1ine.
or Notices of the appointment of Ad- -Ay
a. ministrator's ard Executors; also Sd
FSr Attachment Notices, must be paid IN -zSy
~Gr twenty-five per cent. additional viii bs
charged or. the price of job work If not paid
in advance, and on Advertising II not paid De-
fore taken out.
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t@sIe ~ 80 tssi. 4si9a -
aac ksal Ess a. as I
,weS Tszaw se8 ge2 ;dD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-21
8sLTIM0RE LETTE,
rrorresyc,,lence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer

r,orresrn,lence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer.
p.Tr1uoRr. OF. 20 1862 The draft i,
,1;s State and city still a}osogbs mach attention
There * an active demand for substitutes, and
boh prices arc required. Some are offering
>5o0 Less than $50 is not thought Of
Governor Bradford has extended the time IN
i a.u day next for those drafte Go report il
nrs)r, at headquarters, or by representative.
Those in Baltimore vac nave not the funds t.
moc,,ra substitutes will be obliged 70 muster
il; others, mole fortunate, have already, to
considerable extent, gotten their substitutes.
There is some probability Of 8 still iurthe;
draft being made in this city, Tor about one
thousand men whereby to complete the quota
It is SAID, for the second call This IS causing
SINE IN ,a,iness, taking all back those who ha !?
congratulated themselves on having escaped.
Fully one-half, if not more, Of those alread
drafled in the city and counties, are syn>pa-
thiz rs with the South. Not few Of them
absolute Secessonists, and in favor of dlssol
wing the Union. These talk largely Of what
they Will do in the way of shooting backwards
deerting totle enemy, &C., # they are forced
into the ranks
Everybody seems 70 expect there will be
some important array movements this week.
ComaIi ssary affairs are very active AM portend
more than ordinary enterprises in contenapla-
tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-21

On the Goth insta It, SARAH BAYLI5S, til
beloved re vi u ..l-.l 3 yiiss, III the o,th yea
or her age. she ,ctVt: Il husnald ana t'li'
children 10 mour oner diScon=olate loss. 81
was a geltle wife / kinl mother, and an alice
Tomato friend.
Lonely re mouse and sad the hour, since
lie rest Aulhcr thou has letC Us,
Ne as loss most deeply feel,
Bu. -, >CJI NllJ dts Uc.tAv Us.
At can ali our SOrroWo heal.
Ga9~ I re relative: and friends OF the family
are re re :tIuiiy invited to attend her tuuels,.
to-naor 81, ~ edne5dAyj a ternoon at . rlocl-
from h 7 late residence, corner OF Queen an
uenry :.t..Js.
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The New Congress.

By the steamer Bavaria, via Cape Race
We have Liverpool dates to the oth inst. The
Confederate steamer Iona, heavily laden, has
been sunk in the Clyde by collision with anoth-
er steamer. The London Times styles the
President Emancipation Proclamat;onawaste
Of paper. Victor Emanuel has granted an
amnesty to Garibaldi and his followers. Cot
ton had advanced Dreadstuffs were quiet
COnsos closed at "a is for money.
Lac Washington Sur says it his information
*lnh shows thee I; ~ truth in the story
aolt n'l:re;tion Try III ave;n4nts IN Rlppa-
Da0aocS and Culpeper counties, seventeen ne
SFoas being hung at \ ni5svile, &C., &c,
I1l In Ny York, yest,rlAy, declined to
rs.
an order his been Issued by Eli Sitter, secre-
'"y OF the State Of pena yIvani;a, calling at
',,''oa to extracts froL4 the general order No.
--'' which state thai IS the supply IF blankets
nc exhausted in the Market fit for military
:, ~ all drafted cltizens are advised TO bring 20
'DT 'ehdezvous a regulation blanket.
= has at length beel decided that draft
"'0>' take place in Philadelphia. The draft
sn 1',,'Ss'oners assembled on Saturday morning,
e. "I me time for commencing the draft is fxel
-: tuesday,, &c 18th inst. The quota to be
S~ Vas Estimated at 1850 L en-.
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The presents sent by the Pope to his god
daughter, the Princess Pia, on the occasion
Of her marriage, are much more valuable than
was at first stated, being worth, It is said, sew
eral hundred thousand francs. One consists
Of double leaf d massive gold, opening IN the
form Of an album, and continuing TWO precious
relics, lmbedcjed in the gold leaves: and SUI
rounded b. 3 border OF precious stone.
The wheat crop il Indiana this year viii
amount to twenty Iniljios Of bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-21
From the Army of the Potomac,

Correspondence Of the phil*oolphia INQUIRER.
pcrou4c, oc Is, 1862.
The activity manifested throughout the
,rloy indicates a grand movement. as PR nera-
ions are being made n the various regiments
here. After a months rest, all hand; are
=, -, g ..,..o,,.auo S;,n ,>,.o,,.;;,,>,,+
'''''' @>-1''>s0 49, ~ ..,s,S> -
0'.' - - ;.
u 6e'''A'' w.. : '''''' ''>S' '@'
e'e ~ 'o"' uS r<'''' 'l'',''
o7on ~ p0So :1 49, ~. 100 >,:or;t,, ;a;n',
:. n'1'' y -. 1e. - nv, ,..o,4x, :.
"''Oo''0 ~,
'Aoo0 o"oo' I'.'' ''00''
was CIle 'o'17A'0'0 u "'o 0''1''A' -
uon[h pay
"A memoer o. s'1o'A'',l iSe97' ~ ~ 80, q
ralgned on the ca e o. 6 '"arolce III '''S 'ae7
o. the enemy, was s1IteHceo - loI'el' "'' pay
ana allowances which may DC que ll''> 'Ho W
trummed out OF tie j1vice u INC I. oOa'eS'
thus order was carried INTO elect thlS morn.
1g, and tie recreant ln1'Vldual was pafa0eo
through the camps OF the DIVISION % WHICH DE
regiment is attached and then d!Sh0nOrably
dismissed the sarvice
g, = -, v,-,,. 6,..... ,.,,1o
e.
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nj - -.~,- vAAt cls
~ ~ the tlkr IN Ran CG CONN., y !
", alexandria, Will re held at the u11ice Or J. J..
Isl zcr on ROya street, on Monday The 81 d..
OF ->ovemOtr next, for the purpose OF h"ll.'ng
All lection for twelve directors, 10 serve tht eA-
sui { year, Hours from IL a. ii. 10 IL ".
I. VI. McCOhNlCA Secrettly.
OF ltd
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1 Ii Z Il Z I Il 4 L L
THE. TEMPLE or NIlRI'II!
THE HOME OF I I : I'll
THE Court or THE BEAUTIFULLY
PERCIgAL, PARKER & CO., Proprietors.
DICK PARKER. ........Stage Manager.
DIR. HESS JSIN ESS AGENT.
Every Night this Week will appear
MISS FANNY FORREST,
AMERICAS QUEEN OF SONG,
tsxs. GEORGE ss. E'L1Uss,
THE PRINCE OF GYMNASTS,
Ard his wonderful Performing Dog,
JEN N 7 LIND.
The only one Of the Canine tribe ever taught TO
SPEAK!
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Estate of Fanny BOrt0n.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allegauy county, letters of Administration,
with the viii annexed, on the estate Of Fanny
Borton late of Allegany county, deceased =
All persons having claims against said dec
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Order of Ratification.

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Estate of Sarah BCalI.

NOTICE ishereby given that the subscriber
~ hail obtained from the Orphans Court OF
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for "elackwood," and but FOURTEEN CENTS
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-10
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, that the undersigned will make
Application TO the county Commissioners OF
Al!egany county at their meeting in April next,
for the appointment of Commissioners or view
ers to go upon the premises and determine
whether the publ:s good does not require the
closing of that part of the old Moorcfold road
which lief between DIR. Z: u. Pendeton and
Joseph Slabaush, in District no. 10, in said
county.
JOSEPH SLABAUGH,
W. X. SOLLERS.
f. B. PENDLET0N,
HENRY HICKMAN,
mar. 6-1mB DAVID WILT and others.