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Particular attention paid 70 Jsb Turning t9E GAPa
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s9 GEs. Cox aud staff arrived at Ma
rietta, on Monday by the steamer Glen
wood. Il was understood that Gen. Cox
designed to make Marietta his head quar-.
tets for this winter.
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tWEsHIsefos, Dec, g.AAfhe .HoalSs eou-.
sidertd the BIN for the sadmis1ioas q the
State q West Virginia tato thGUniO6l 3 q.
...-u 49, u ~. ~ -. =.
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G9 FME LtSuoRs- Leslie, Of the.
NOLnre House. has recently procured q fips
lot ofchoice liquors for,msdieieA aud oths
or purposes. 1t is denied thati - ssprls.l
these liquors for the benefit ofltas meubsts
OF the Legislature stopping q his 81 se.-
We would not advise anybody 70 diink
spiFitnOps liquors, bat there are those who
will indulge, aud Captain Leslie has come
TO the conclusion to discourage the evil to
the extent of keeping only she BEST
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xxxVIIth C0ngress-and se..ion.


WABHMGToN, Dec ..
The chair laid before tue House COM
munieation from the Seel etary Of War, in
answer TO resolution calling for informa-
tiOn in relation to the sale Of cOlOred free
men captured by the rebels.
The reply Of Secretary Stanton states
that no information on the subject il in
possession of the War Department
Mr.. Sherman presented petition in ia
yor OF a general bankrupt act. .l-.
? Mr.. Davis presented two petitions pro-
testing against the action Of the advisory
board of the navy.
Mr.. Sumner, from COMMITTEES Of foreign
relations, reported bill for the relief OF
the owners of the French vessel Jules ct
Marie. a
Mr.. Anthony, from the committee on
printing reported a bill TO increase the
bonds of the superintendent of printing.
Mr, Hale introduced a bill to abolish the
grade OF medical officers IN the service of
the United States. -.s..s
The resolution offered by SauIsbu=y re-
lRtiVe TO arbitrary arrest of citizens OF Dell
aware was taken up.
Mr. Hale said the Senator from Delaware
(Bayard) yesterday referred TO a proper d.
vision Of power as being the hope OF free
government aud he (Hale) was not willing
to see the Senate interfere with other de-
partments.
Mr.. Salisbury did not doubt there were
arrests made which were justifable, but
these men were citizens OF Delaware,
whose loyalty had never been questioned.
The motion TO lay on the table was disa-
greed to by = vote of yeas aud 40 nays.
Mr.. Field said be should vote against the
resolution. He was of the opinion that the
President had the right to suspend the writ
of habeas corpus. The trainers of the con-
stitution evidently provided that the ha-
beas corpus might be suspended in time of
insurrectiOn aud invasion. He thought il
was creating an executive act. He was of
the opinion that il any complaint was TO be
made it was that the government had been
too leuient to traitors. Bayard continued
81 some length, saying the power to sas-
pend the writ of habeas corpus was not an
executive act. II this was admitted aud
the Legislative power had no right to iu-
guire, then the President might imprison
men or torture them, or do as he pleased
with them.
Mr.. Sherman favored the adoption of all
the resolutions of inquiry which were of.
fered in good faith. He believed the right
to suspend the wit of habeas corpus was
purely legislative power and it could only
be done by Congress, but since the legisla-
ton of the last Congress the President has
had the power gwen to him he thought
many of these arrests were great mistakes
and every atrest ought to be rePuted to
Congress and the reasons tor il.
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- E9II MARRIED

.geg4 .kssII NIARRIBD,
On the 9th inst, at Burning Springs, Writ county,
Va. by the Rev. W. II. Lester. Mr.. "A tMoCOSH 70
Miss ~ P BILL eldest daughter Of 8. NJ. Bell, Esq
of West Alexander, Pa.
With the above notice came q most magnificent
cake which WaS duly discussed and properly appre.
eAted With many wishes for the unaloye happiness
Of the pair who 80 kindly remembered US.
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dies are delight
ed With "Barnett.s cee6dias.1 They de-
scribe with no slight enthustksp Is won
deFful effects in promoting and preserving
the beauty of the hair. "BWRetes Katlis-
tom is equally admired asia gcosmetics i
is Burnett & Co., who are also the proptis-
tors of the new perfume entitled q E'aorinslSis
aud of the "Ofitntal Tooth Rash,p All
these preparations deserve the high fepus,
tatiOn which they have Slesedy attained
Sold by 7, q. Logan 6.Co. -
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LASBINIGHPS DISPATCHES.
Good News for the New State.
5 AvoTE TO-DAY.
CHEERING PROSPECTS
Ispeciai to tie Intsiiigenoar.l

3. .iEs2 wAsHIseroN, Dec. 9.
The prospects for the prompt admission
of the new State are very cheering. The
bill was taken up to-day in the House
Maynard of Tennessee, and CoIfax Of Indi-
ana, made noble speeches for it The gall
Ieries were crowded with an immense
throug, which exhibited the greatest inter-
est in the proceedings. There is very
strong outside feeling in our behalf and
every indication of success. c.
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"a THE Boys are having jolly 4tims
skating upon the frozen bosom of wheeling
Greek. weinever can get anything like
correct estimate of the number of boys In
his Oily, except In the skating seasons,' il
Is as'oHly season Of the ysas that briipgs
ne rising generation out, 30 fnIIiforees d
= slas - eae bsyiasl5 sssl
sTf1fEa H afya
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p8 RAGS AND OLD P1pEa,A7=-Th These atti-
Giles, which for years have been gathered
from the streets and houses of thescity BY
a few itinerant ragsPiekeis, have become
quite important in trade. The scarcity of
rags and old paper has enhanced their price
to six centsp pound and in every house
hold there is q greater OF. less quantity
which may be turned to good account. 1t
is an old maxim that a penny saved is
penny gained, aud rags aud paper heretofore
tnrown away rihy ADDS articles OF rev.
euus. ~ - ;. ~ siiIl,l ]
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nS-aWE would icsaill special attention of
our readers to the advertisement of James
O. Orr 8, Co. for Holiday Goods. Their
stock is the heaviest and finest in the city,
and will be sold as loE.as can be had in this
section of the country. Among their stock
will be found a Cue lot Of Diaries for 1868.
Call and see them. .,,
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BAToHFLoR,s HAIB

THE BEST IN TIE WORLD.
WILLIAM ABATOHEGOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
arrRnted not to ipjuro the Hair in the Ieest rem
edies the III effects Of bad dyes, and inTgorates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, Or RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
81 The genuine Il signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR; on Hstptr sides Of each boz, =, f.-...-,s.I
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
80 . I-.-.ledi 8 ssil 1ihii =" New orI<.
(Lats 2ss BrOadrVay and 10 Bond sly = . 'ia
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The Confessions and Experience of
10 7.Yso soman Invalid. if
Published for the bsneht and as 4 warning and
caution to young men whs suffer from Nervous Do.
billty, Premature Decay, &e. supplying at tho same
tune the means!of Self-Curs. BY one who has cured
himself after boinB put to great expense through
medical imposition and quAckery. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.,
Bedford, King Co., New York. ap4-1ydkw
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BS- THE RiVER.-There was a little over.
four feet water in the channel of the Ohio
yesterday aud still falling. The floating
ice was still running heavily. The wealth
er was clear and not near. so cold as upon
the day previous The s. @. Baker on her
trip to Steubepyillespent the whole of Mon
day night and yesterday moruing tighten
ing up the Belfast which was aground at
the Sisters above the city. The Levina
Logan was also aground at the same place
and vas suffering some damage from ice.
The Baker reports that the ice is gOrging
in several places and that she pushed
through with much difficulty.
The steamer Bostona arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati and returned last evening.
OIL H
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D@ We would call the special, attention
of members ofstheilegislature to the stock
of Diaries for 1868, to be found at James
g. Orr & oO's,Hos Main street.
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BBa as 4dE Presidents message did not
say anything about James O. Orr & Cos
Diaries for 1868, we desire to call the at
tentiou of our readersstO them. says .1ca
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RsSOiusd. That in the opinion Of this
Grand Jury three Justices are sufficient to
constitute a full bench in the County Court
OF Ohio county, Va, thus relieving the op-
pressed tax payers of the useless expense
of some several hundred dollars annually
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R~THs COUNTY GoURT.-The Grand
Jury last evening reported indictments
against the following persons, Engaged in
the latS coal diggers' strike,. for INSIDE
meauor, violating the law in relation to an-
lawful combinations and couspiracies:aLl
Lewis Hoffman, Cornelius Comfy, Thomas
Norton, Andrew D. Flsger, John Gruber,
Richard Nolan, Frederick Bresoclc, F. sEb-
erling' Jacob Dover, Thos. Herman, .Abra-
ham Michael, and Fred Schenck. "a
Also indictments against Lawrence CadyI
and Chas. Butler for petit larceny t.,s
The Grand Jury also adopted the follow
ing resolution: 1890. .otg
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3 p9- IT is currently reported that Gen.
Hooker is to supersede Burnside, but rs
yet it has made, no differences In the rush
for Orr & Co.'S Diaries for 1863
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S5 IN otderto be thoroughly posted as
to the wants of the coming areveryi one
ought to make memOraudums, and the on
~ way to do it correctly is to, use one Of
james g. Orb co'sDiaries for 1868.
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Sar No NAN, woman or child who can
read, write or spellought to be withOutoue
Of Janes c. Orr & Cos Diaries for 1868.
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E9@ HoRRIBLE.-ou Saturday, Coroner
Brewer was called 10 hold an inquest at
the middle district police station, upon the
body of child removed thither. from The
Adams Express office, on Blltimore street.
ltappeared in the testimony that, the pack
age containing the body. was sent up from
Washington on Monday last, and directed
to a party on West Fayetes street. The
package was not called for, and it was dis.
covered that rats had goti hold of it., and
dis6gured it about the head; face aud arms ms
The jury rendered asFerdict of death a.
the hands of some person or persons I'M
known. By whom the package was sent
has not been asoertained, but an effort will,
be made to discover the party.-Baltimore
San. 49, as1i E" - 80
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,ayBD1 Twill be pleasure to our readers
to know, that in these times when every
thing. is goingllup, Orr L Co.'S Diaries for
1868 are still selling at last years prices,
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DsoIsive Federal VIototy IN Arkan

without oOpeIsding, House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
THE MISSOURI ouERILLAs.


Retreat Of Quantrell's and Cockerell's
Gangs southward-The Union Forces
I'm Swift and Close Pursuit-Lexington
No., Secure, &c., &c.
SEpAIIA, Mo-, August 20, 1852.
Advces from the West the effect that the rebel
forces under Coffee Quantre Cockre Tracy andothers,
which lately menacng Lexington, are in fun retreat
southwark. 6fs ~
spiked cannon captured Major Foster at Lone Jack
on Friday last.
Colonel Ftz Henry Warren, Of the Iowa cavalry, and
General Blunt Of the Kansas forces are in hot pursuit.
with three thousand Eve hundred troops and fourteen
pieces Of artillery. kVa et 9a
Yesterday Colonel Warren was ten miles north Of
Johnsown Bates county, and General Blunt twelve miles
southwest Of him. Both were moving rapidly. The
rebels were only one hour ahead Of Warren's cavalry
There is every prospect that the rebels will be
taken and captured badly whipped at tho crossing Of
the Usage river.
As Colonel Houston the commander at Lexing-
ton heard OF the defeat Of Major Foster Lone jack he
made energetic preparations for the defence Of that
The old fortncatons extended 70 the river TO
able the troops get All the adjacent buildings
which might serve the shelter Of sharpshooers
blown up.
Colonel Houston also ordered all the hemp town 70
be burned prevent the rebels from making hemp bales
again for breastworKs.
The warehouses and hemp thus burned were probably
worth 5000 900.
The hemp and factory OF Mr.. McGreer alone were
worth s75 600, on which there was an insurance Of
s2s 600.
The city is now entirely secure against attack.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

set the Internal Revenue law In operation on the
lst Of September Sone difficulty 10 apprehended IN pro-
curing collectors and several OF the ds IN
the border slave States OF the lower counses 10
Maryland for instance the presence Of military force s
necessary protect from assassination the officers whose
duty Is 70 make enrolment Of the militia preparatory
to draft.
ADOPTION By THE GOVERNMENT OF GEN. cAsEY's
SYSTEM OF INFANTRY TACTICS.
The following order was published to-day
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, August II, 1862.
The system Of infantry tactics prepared ~ bgadier
proved by the President is adopted for the instruc
tion OF the infantry Of the armies OF the united
N.s ,ns wneher regular volunteer
portion which requires that comanes shall be per-
nianeny detached from the battalion as skirInishers
the following will be submitted for paragraph six viz
regimeht Is composed OF ten compsnies which VIII be
ssa arh ninth sha eshS h
EDWIN N. STANTON. Secretary Of War.
c0NvALEscENT SOLDIERS RETURNING TO THEIR
REGIMENTS.
Yesterday three hundred convacscent soldiers from
tho various hospitals forwarded from the Soldiers
Rest to their respective regiments and this morning
quite large number left for similar purpose.
T Il FORrlPICArroNs AROUND RICHMOND.
The returned prisoners represent with great unanimy
that the rcbe authorities by means relaxing their
efforts complete the fortacaiions around Richmond,
upon ten OF wh h there arc many laborers en-
ployed work upon them 20 advantage.
ANOTHER DEPARTMENTAL MILITARY COMPANY.
The employees of the Post Once Department have fol
lowed the examie set by the Sixth AUDITORS Office and
organized military company in that department, under
the command OF Major II. X. Scott captain and DR.
Chas. +. Mcdonald lieutenant. II is revival OF
old organization which existed year ago, and was then
provided with arms.
THE RELEASED UNION OFFICERS AT THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.
About one hundred and sixty Onion officers, returned
rsoners from Richmond. filed tho lower hall OF the War
Department this forenoon receiving orders TO reon
their respective regiments in the cd and others recev
ing leaves OF absence varying from ten TO thirty days.
MORE REBEL PRISONERS FROM VIRGINIA.
This morning. squad OF soldiers brought up from
Alexandria sixteen prisoners who we're sont down ycser
day from Cpepper and vicinity. One Is said to have
been member Of Ashbys cavalry, and two are gucras
The citizens, aud charged with being dsloya
and assisting tho rehels.
DISPATCHES TO THE MILITARY GOVERNOR OF NORTH
sf CAROLINA.
Importan. dispatches transmitted by the presi
Eent to-day Governor Stany Of North Carolina Their
purport is not at present to be disclosed.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
The New Jersey Republican State Con.
# vcntfOn. 1gt

The New Jersey Republican state Con.
N vcntf0n. &
TaKSroN, August 2I, 1862.
The Republican Convention met at two O'Clock, and
organized permanently by tho appointment Of Richard
8. Field oil Mercer, President. and vcc-prcsidont
from each county Mr.. Field made stirring war speech
taking the chair fully endorsing the national admin
istratson in the vigorous prosecution OF the war.
The Committee on Rules reported, and the Conyention
was opened for nominations. A .s.st-4 2. \
I On the cali Of thu seuntss, As1RseSe DeSssn.
ton, camden, Cape MY Cumberland, Esssk, 0sucsaI.
ocen, Salem, Sussex end Warren, neninaAcds nnsusL
Ward. Of Essex; TIadson nominated Rphraim Marsh
Hupscrdon, Mercer; Mddlescx and Norris spopipaaed
areSsss 4 Tsme and union. Jas r. 'coSsn 'oA's "n
Ilc narcs Of athe canddhteB wthd rawp oxcept
that Of Mr.. Ward, That gentleman was nominated BY
The Cmm,tec on Resolutions reported serIes. = me
nst dscardng all personal and partisan views, looking
soAy the duty Of the SGte whethe separately
aI OF the Union and believe thcy shall best discharge
state the principles and policy thai have marked the
present executive term Second the foremost duty Of
the general government tosccvoe It's utmost energies
put down tho rebellion. Third, against any dslnem-
barent or the new formation OF the nation ali Efforts 70
divide rcfashion the States into Union must end only
In anarchy and remodiess national decay Fourth, New
jersey IS bound 70 the maintenance Of The constitution
aud ne Union by obligations Of duty, interest, bfocton
and honor aud insists that The most vigorous prosecution
the Is sole protection. Fh approves Of the
principles adopted and objects pursued by the President
the United States and lnds encouragcmcnt In them for
the future SIXTH gratitude Is due to the generals o-
and soldiers OF our armies for their bravery and
skill re t1 nN H
speeches were mado by Ccurthnd Parker Jno p.
Charles w. Jay. sw@
The Convention adjourned with cheers for the nominee
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
IMPoRTANT FROM MINNESOTA.

Evaporation Of the Indians I'm Mceker
County-Attack ON the Whitcs-Men,
Women and Children Ma assacred, &c.
ST. PAUL, Mnn., August q, 1862.
The Indians in Mecker county, this State exasperated
at the nonrccepton Of tho money due them from the
government attacked the whites in the town Of Acton,
and killed several persons, including men, and
children. Several reported aso 70 have been
sacred at the Lower Agency.
The settlers ore alarmed, and are coming down the
Minnesota river.
Four companies, under the command OF Ex-Governor
Sbley are ordered TO the Of the disturbance.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DINNER TO GEN. wnIcox.-A most elegant dinner
given Wilcox last evening, at the Aheneum Club
Fifth avenue, by fellow citizen, VIM p Dlodget Esq.,
in which he joined by few personal friends Of tho
General. Among tho distinguished guests Major
Con. Mitchell Mayor opdykc, Hon. Hiram Barney, chas
~ MGrsha, Esq. David Dudley Field Gen. Asboth, Col
BIyky Mayors, Colonel L. L. Horne, Captain Hodges,
ana eihers Of whom made short and capital speeches.
which, the sion not OF public nature, We
scrran from publishing Tho speech Of General Mitchell
Yves the most beautiful aud patriotic Efforts OF tho
.. rononr general. General Wilcox, In closing very
Interesting account a. lis prison experience, which
mDdesy requested would rot be mnde public expressed
Himself lay ins claims 10 be considered martyr
ana cny hcpcd for recognition OF such services he may
he enabled to render his country in tho field TO which he
ardenty wished be might be speedily assigned. General
Wilcox viii return 20 he West in few days. where 1t
expected, important duties viii be assigned him.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

making change than the smallest United States
Treasury noSe Violation Of this order viii subject tho
offender expulsion the lines or this
and the properly purchasedw be seized the result OF
ade and disposed Of for the benent Of the 10
vernment.
United States Treasury by Of Congress legal
tender and they to be recognized by all persons
whomseever AN in this ds,rie. are rscnred to
which may ceme to their knowledges ,rpY,
BY command of Major General BUELL..
JzxEs b. FRY, Colonel and Chief Of Staff
The issue Of the above order has created lively sensa
tion ameng cotton spectators.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
The Baai,lo Board OF Trade--fakc sesl.
0rs, Sc.

BvfFAIe, August 2t, 1862
The BGgalo Board Of Trade have opened correspond
eace with tho other oards OF Tsads or tho lake cities
proposmg organize, by vountny enlistment Cor fcur
or I've months service. 1000 lake sailors, who
are unemployed during the winter months, and oner
them TO the government FOR ocoan service tho several
boards paying their wages, so that they win be no ex
pense to tho government except for ra.iops, clothing,
squipmepts. W,
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
THE INTRODUCTION.
The following introduction is published on the third
page OF the pamphlet

th aN4 PUBLIsHER'S NOTICE.
After the most bloody ald important struggle that haa
taken place upon the continent or America the peo
pie Of the Confederate staes whose and Kindred
were the victors have marked with surprise and
disappointment, that u and account Of thu
battles has been publhcd In the South. The lack d "a
desirable record is dae TO the exclusion the nea
Of those whose province has hitherto bos
chronicle the events Of the Yet many detached
aud interesting narratives OF the several engagemep4
have, from tne 70 time ioand their way Into inc s0h
accounts TO present, nearly possible, under
the circumstances, complete and connected narratvo
IL has been suggested 70 the publishers that n the ab,
of detailed and pretentious history of the
Hghting, such compilation would be acceptable 70 the
ruh
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

wi@Ta G4rnN TlaAlR..--las attractive place OF
resort viii rc,lcn Thursday nest, under auspices
which cannot fail TO increase s great popularity Tho
s aa been taken the fullest advgntLo or
h. tho eElgITisng manager aud his patrons will be
pslscl mid suped at the Improvement and renovation
which h theatre ms Undergone. The interior arrange
eiis and decorations have been to men OF the
best acknowledges ability IN tho city, no restriction
being tho expense necessary u mako the Winter
Garden one " tho NEST comfortable and elegant
or oar city theatres. This portion OF the
des!sn OF the manascr must be seen TO be
lily vaiatd. B's so the important and
looked FOR auty Of . manager whose success alone dc
penis Tho dramatic alent,hc secures. Ills guar.
artce oi SUCCESS Is confidently given IN ADVANCE and IL
VII 10 aa confidently aui caeerfsy accepted Wy the
public. trcss uon the engagement for this theatre FOR
series Of performances Of that emnant and most popu-
lar OF tragic artists, Nss aiepn wio viii be supported
by Mr. . VI Walack, Jr, nr. Edwin Adams and other
eminent actors With this array of talent notified
10 appear from tiinc 20 time ,hcrc an be little
doubt CT . prosperous season for tho TmlSr Garden