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AND STILL THEY COME!
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,S.


No. 80 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
A t AsTONIsuIHGLY LOW PRICES PoR CASH
N OnlyI '-1-4
Preach SIerLnO,, plain and figured. of all eolsrs.
n, IhiGSt Cloths, of au qualities and eolors, from
Plain and figured Nuslin DeIAlnea of all color and
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bombazines Black AIerinoes Plain Black peLatnc1
A w CEape and Love TFi4 Black Hosiery, ellk an4
ShayTIs and CIOaks,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the season.
Ladies' Black and ColOFel Cloth CIoakp,
Long and Square Wooden Plain aud Plaid ShRWll
BrOehe ShaWlS, very cheap,
BLACK Cashmere L Thibet SllawIs
HOOP SKIRTS for Ladies, ATiSses And ChIldrOn
Hosiery, Gloves and UnIergArmentS.
ladies', Cents and ChiIdrena Cotton and WOODEN
Hosiery, In coOEs and Whits FICccy lined Cuttof,
Hosiery for ladies and Children; Merno unleryests
Mems underRhirtE and Drawer, white and eOIDrefl
White Bed Blankets; RED, White, blue, Grey aud
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GOODS, Blesebea and
ShiFtinGs SheetInEs, Checks
Plaid Linseyg, Canton PlAnnels, eOlOred aud white
, EMBROIDERIEs-Rleh styles Of French and
scotch Collars, Black Grape Collar, Black Lace
VcllH, Bands, Edginga and InscrtlnES &C., "a.
Also, to arrive, large assortment Of PpFs fcheap)
WOolon Hoods, new and splendid styles OF Hood
titles.
All Of thess goods will be sold At very low prIe,s
Tor cash Please call soon, At
No, 50 MninSt,, Centre Wheeling.
noyS0 JOHN RORAiRR
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NEw YORK, jan. THE Washington
correspondent of the Herald says General
Mcclellan was so much improved in health
to-day as to be able to ride out. General
Marcy rode out also for the second time
since his recent severe illness.
Private letters received here from dis
tinguished English politicians, settle all
doubts as to the acceptabllity of the settle
Dent made of the Trent affair. These
correspondents state TINT the rabid HOSTILE
~ of the English people towards the
United States, had greatly nbuted, and
that even proposition on the part of the
United States for an arbitration. wouId
enable the peace party there to avert hos
Utilities. The return of the rebsl prisoners,
even upon the grounds stated in Mr.. Sew
ards dispatch to Lord Lyons, will effectu-
ally extIngutsh the war fever, and produce
a reaction in favor of tue United States
and adverse to the rebels.
The discovery of REASONABLE cores
pondence with the rebels, alluded to in
previous dispatches, has been carefully
investigated. Tue runOrs in reference 10
1t had in the meantime grown in immensi-
ty, and pointed to IA member of the family
of Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, Adjutant GeneF-
al OF the united States Army. This morn
ing it was currently reported that General
Thomas and his family were under arrest.
Upon proceeding to verify the report, your
correspondent found him attending MS usu-
al to the duties of his office, and only in.
dtgnant at the imputatiou OF disloyalty to
any one connected with him.
An investigation of the facts shows that
the lady criminated by holding reasonable
correspondence with the enemy, is tho
daughter of a neighbor Of Gen Thomas,
and not member of his family, or in any
way connected with him.
This is only one of the several discover
les made within the last few days, in which
females occupying high social positions are
implicated as the correspondents who are
in the habit of furnishing important inFor-
nation to the enemy. Consequently, there
has been very great Abridgement Of the
privileges heretofore accorded to the seq.
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/
H8e GALLASFRY Of CAPT. SCHEL1's Cox.
PAYING learn from a letter received yes
terday from Cumberland, that Captain
schelPs company. Company l, 9Th Virginia
regiment, were not cut to pieces iasiiAtdy
county as reported. They were a{taeEed
on Sunday morning about daylight, but
they received information of the approach
OF the rebels about an hour before. They
retired from the church in which they were
CHARTERED, and took to the thickets on the
side Of themountain overlooking the build
ing. The rebels approached on the oppo-
site side, aud also got into thicket and
waited until daylight. surprising ScheIps
men to be quietly sleeping in the church
They tthe rebels) discharged their pieces
into the windows. Schell's men then re.
turned the fire from the thicket. The fire
was kept up for some minutes, when the
rebels broke and run -Four dead rebels
were found in the bushes, and many 9th
ers were supposed to be badly wounded.
Schell's men did terrible execution. Tbev
wounded some of the cavalry and their
horses when half mile away from them.
Fearingthat aptschell mtghtb be captured
or cut to pieces, Major Swearingcn, who is
at Cumberland, ordered him to join his
regiment, but he respectfully demonstrated,
and asked to remain to protect the Union
people about Greenland. The Major con.
scented, and directed Capt. SGoWalter to re.
infolce him. The 9Th Virginia has reason
to be proud of its company from Hardy
They are as gallant set of fellows as ever
pulled trigger.
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BSGES. LANDER oRpEnED TO RE11svE
GEN. KEILEY.-Lieut. Col. John G. Kelley,
who is now in this city, yesterday received
letter from his father, (Gen. KeIIey,) an
nouncing that Gen Lander had been order.
ed to relieve Gen. X, instead of Gen. Rcy-
nolds, who has resigned.
The forces at Bath and Hancock, recent
ly attacked BY the rebels, consisted of the
3sth illinois and the s4th Pennsylvania
These regiments were driven across the
river, and it was feared that Hancock and
the railroad bridges and depots were de-
strOyed.
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ALBANY, jan. 1.-THE Legislature met
tosdAy.
The Governors message briefly reviews
the present condition of the country, and
says the State credit never stood higher.
and the finances are in satisfactory con-
dition, The balance in the Treasury in
September, 1861, was BOYS 900, and the
war tax had been reduced from Sc, OOO, 900
to Sl,5o0,OOO, forty per cent of the ad-
vance made by the Federal Treasury.
He recommends that the military drill
and tactics be introduced into all the State
Collegiate and Academy Institutions; that
the States proportion of the Federal war
tax be assumed ut once. nc recommends
legislation to make the State laws conform
to those Of Congress, to improve the
efficiency and discipline of the State mill
tin.
The aggregate number of men raised in
the State for the war, have been $50, SIS,
of which S9,03i are now in the field, and
there are II 800 men now in the State.
He recommends that the State Treasury
shall receive and disburse the volunteers
Hllotmeuts to their families.
He Alludes to the harbor dcfences, urging
that prompt measures to obtain Congress
sional appropriations to provide for the
coasts detences are necessary; recommend
ing that the State proceed at once with the
works.
War with England is deprecated as
traught with untold disasters ut this time.
when the States resources are so largely
drawn upon to Overwhelm the rebellion,
He concludes with the declaration that
New York will do everything to sustain the
Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-07

ST. Louls, Jan. lin consequence Of
dtspropOrtionate assessments having been
made on the secessionists in this city, un-
der the orders Of the 24th, Gen. Halleck
has appointed a new board Of assessors to
revise the old list, and make such changes
as they may deem proper. Allsother pEo-
ceedipgs will be in accordance with orig
inal orders, and the board are enjoiaed 70
assess no individual uujustly, as there will
There Is no doubt bat that VIM, A. Han
is elected TO Congress from the Third, and
ThoS. L. Price from the Fifth District.
BosToy, Jan. 7.-The Count de Paris and
Due de Chartrea arrived here YasterdaH.
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Statement of the CItIzens' DeDoSit
HAmlE. Jan. laf. 1892.

The undersigned, a committee appointed by tho
Board of Directors Of the Citizens deposit Hank OF
Wheeling, to examine the books aud accounts Of
said Bank hereby certify that thoy have carefully
examined the same, and find the above statement
correct /. II. WILLIAMS,
ALEX. @. EOFF,
JOHN e, WILSON,
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R8- FoR RoMxEy.-Mr. Jacob Horn
brook will leave this evening for Romney.
Those who desire packages or letters taken
to their friends, will leave them at the
Government stOrchouse, corner of Market
and Quincy streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-07

R8-TnR llIyRR CLOsRD.-Tho Ohio riv-
er is closed by ice up at Browns Island
The stream at this point is full of floating
ice, and the shore ice is heavy and album
daut. The PaFkersburg packet started
yesterday, but the sallie List, which was
to have started yesterday for Cincinnati,
has concluded to lay up for more moderate
weather.
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Dividend.

CITKRXSs DBPOsIT BAHE, Jan. LIST, 1869.
The Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
dividend OF per cent the capital Stock, out OF
the prOhts OF the hast Elr months, payable de.
RlRnd. tjanJl JOHN II. MILLER, Cashier.
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WHARF MASTER
JOSEPH FORSYTH.

The above Ticket was nominated Al a Joint meet.
Ing Of the Union Climbs Of the city, held Al ijnIGn
Hall, January 9Th, 1sG2.
(StnAtS Zetung cOpyJ
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R8-FArAL ACcrDESr.-We are panied to
leara that another sad accident occurred at
Parkersburg on Friday night, the goth ult.
in company G, 9th Va. regiment, in which
young man named ]. D. Smith was al
most instantly killed by rife musket in
the hands of comrade on guard. The
deceased enquired how the previous acct
dent occurred, and in showing him, the gun
which the man supposed was not loaded
went off aud killed Smith. He was an or
plan and good soldier.
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bialss 1Q-ReHales l1-2l
-1ani-St .lAMH:5 W. CLEMENS, Sec'y
Statement or the Wheeling saving.
lnGlttlltlOM. Lnn. 1. IHNl.
Dividend.

Dividend.
Tho Directors Of the Wheeling Savings Institution
have this day declared dividend Of per cent on
the capital stock, out OF the profits for the last six
months paPablS to the Stockholders on demand.
ian0jt L. s. DELAPLAIN, TreaS'r
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Bar Ar the annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association of the
city of Wheeling, held at their rooms on
Monday evening, 9Th inst, for the election
of officers for the ensuing year, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected: President,
Mr., 8. P. Wheeler; Vice President, DR.. E.
G. winChOlIi Secretary and Treasurer,
Mr.. II. H. Hopkins; Librarian, Mr.. S. G.
Stevens.
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CHARTER ELECTION,

CHARTER ELECTION.
TRvS CITY sERGEANT.-MEssn
- EDITOEs.-Pleasc announce JAMES II.
McMECHEN R9 u candidate for City Sergeant, At the
next Charter Election. lie 10 known 10 be sound
Union man, and well qualified Eor tho ottice.
deeJl MANY CITIZENS.
Mr. CITY CLBREx.-MEssas. Ru1TORs:
49, beg leave to announce myself las Union
Charter Election ldec25el sAMuELP. HALL.
No., FOR CITY CLERK.-MrssRs
myself Union candidate for reelection 10 tlle ONCE
OF City Clerk, at the next Charter Election.
dess0' JACOB BURKLE.
V9- STREET. COMMISSIONER.
w. respectfully offer myself as the Union
candidate for reelection to the ONCE Of Street Com
missioner, Tor the ensuing year.
YA CITY MRssRs.
49, EEITORS-G beg leave to announce myself
eauddate for reelection to the oce OF City SER
ge3at 3t the next Charter Election aud Il elected
Will endsAVor to discharge the dutteB OF the Ofea
to the best OF my abilities. -
declSe SMITH MCDONALD.
CITY sERGBANT.--M EssRs.
49, epEIons-I offer myself UNION
sninE Charter Election. If elected viii SndeavOr
10 perform the duties OF the ONCE faithfully aud to
the bSstof my ability, A. heretofore.
uoclSS = HENRY C0NANT.
/ Ma T
49, MEsSRS. Ru1TORA-YOU will please an.
nounee Capt. GEO. W. ROBINSON a. the Union can.
didate for City Sergeant, at the coming Charter
election. aud ObliSo the tru0 =
dce11e. S PRlENDs OF rag UNION.
49,. CITY TRRAsURER.ZMrs
49, RDITORs.-T respectfully announce myself
candidate for recollection to the ONCE Of City Treas
uFBFs &C tho ReNt Charter ElectIoa II elected nv
oeAl duties will be discharged, a. heFStOfora faith.
fully and honestly. am now, ~ have always
been, sIScERE UN10T nan
dee9 n. ". HARDING.
49, CITY SRRGEANT.-RDlTons on
'&SS&AH mn INTR1LIGBNcER: Please announce orr
worthy fellow citizen, JOHN BISHOP, a. the Union
candidate FIR the ONCE OF City Sergeant at the en-
suing Charter Election By 30 doing you will obIige
the eEeEt true ldec3el NC.
VA. CITY TREASURERt-AIEss
| 49, 6DIEOa&-PIease announce the name Of
JAS. MCCONNRLLL Esq, Is tine Union candidate for
City 1reaSureF. By request Of
dec2e MANY VOTERS.
SUP'T OF WATER WORKS.
Union candidate Tor Fseleetlun to the once Of Sl.
Tarintendent Of the Water Works.
noElQ WILLTAN DULTY.
! 6UPlT OF WATER WORKS,
49, y MESsRS. EDIFuRS-PIeaSe present to the
yOteEO Of this city the name OF HIRAM JONES, OF
the SeeOnd NAE aS the Uai0n candidate foF the uea
OF Superintendent Of Water Works, at the coming
City Election and 0baiEs 80, 1880.
lstsats zSitung copy aud charge this Ofdce,l
4
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tue youngest pair reported is a boy Of u
marrying a girl OF le.
The oldesspair was man Of &C marry
ing WomaaOf 80, both parties beIngwid.
owed. The next oldest was widower of
65 marrying a spinster of 20. :
The Oldest woman reported as married
was Oneof TIA widow marrying a vid-
over.
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ALBANY, N. Y.-Heury ]. Raymond;
6 = OF the \. York Tunes, was elected
Speaker ofthe House of Assembly.
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B8-MARRlAaE LlcrSsrs.-There were
leo marriage licenses issued from the
County Clerks Office during the year end
ing on The Dist ult, rs follows:
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The most extravagant reports prevail of
our men being cut to pieces there.
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blessing and favor of Almighty O.
We believe that the blood of the be,o
who have already fallen, and those Nj
may yet give up their lives to the count.
will not have been shed in vain. :
The splendid valor of our sold;e,.
their patient endurance. their man.
patriotism, and their devotion to do,::
demand from us and from all their count.
men the homage Of the sincerest gratitu5.
and the pledge of our constant re-enfo,.
ment and support. y just regard E,
these brave men, whom We have coDtra
uted to place in the field, and for Il
importance of the duties which NJ,
lawfully pertain to us hereafter, has CALI
US into friendly conference.
And now, presenting to our Nation,
Chief Magistrate this conclusion of on
deliberations, we devote ourselves to IN
Country's service, and we will surrour
the President with our constant supDor
trusting that the fidelity aud zeal Of ii
loyal States and people will always assur
him that he will be constantly mantaine
in pursuing with vigor this war for II
preservation of the national life and Il
hopes of humanity.
A q. CURTIN. Penna.
JOHN \. ANDREW, Mass.
RICHARD YATES, III.
ISRAEL WASHBURNE, JR., Ne.
EDWARD SALOMON, Wis.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD Iowa.
O. p. MORTON, Ind, by
D. G.. ROSE, his representative
WV. SPRAGJH, RI
= II. PIERPONT, Va.
DAVID TOD, Ohio.
y. s. BERRY, y. IT..
AUSTIN BLAIR. Mich:
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OOOR.HOUSE DIRECTOR.
independent Candidate
Republican County committee

JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Wilmore, Chairman
Allegheny-Enos c M'Mulliu.
Blacklick-John liawksworth.
Carroll-Hiram Fritz.
Carrolltown--Freder 1senberg.
Cambria-William ID. Prvce.
Cambria Boro--John Il. Jones.
earfield-John Zerbee.
Chess Springs-A. ". Green.
Chest-W. &. Nutter.
Conemaugh-SamuelC Cover.
Conemaugh Boro-David r. Lucas.
Cd Ward-Jonathan Horrocks.
Croylc-Benjamin F. Slick.
Ebensburg, West W-Robert Evans.
East W-John W. Roberts.
Gallitzin-David Watt.
Jackson-Stcphen IIildcbrand.
Johnstown, lst W.-Jamcs S. Bell
I'd W.-Thomas S. Davis.
Sd W.-John W. Logan.
4th W.-William Orr
5th W.-James \. Lane.
Loretto--W. J. Kuhps.
Millville-John J. Mills.
Munster-Jacob Glass.
Richland-George Grumbling.
Susquehanna-John kimmell.
ummerhill-George Settlrmoyer.
Summitville-John Aghly.
Tay!or-Samuel Cain.
Washington William Hall.
White-John Bardne.
Yodcr-Hiram Folsom.
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ssg- The leading article in last week 5
D,m. Dc .Smt., which article, by the way,
is perfect TRADE of Treason from begin
ming to end, is marked at the close by a
''*", seeming to indicate that the editor
was either afraid or ashamed to assume
its publication without having recourse to
this dodge to prove, if cornercd, tha. it
was mere anonymous contribution, for
the sentiments enunciated in which he
was in no wise responsible. How is this
Guilty, or not guilty?
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Glorious Victory at Corinth.

CAIRO. October 5.-Giorious news To-
day from Corinth Rebels routed aud
retreating Their loss Is very heavy.
Ours also very large. Gen. Dodge sent
message from Columbus TO prepare for
large number of wounded. Price Van
Dorm aud Lowell were in command Of the
rebels, who numbered 10000 Our
troops are said to have acted nobly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The following
oflicial dispatches have been received at
the headquarters of the army:
FIRST DISPATCH.
Gcn. Grants headquarters, Jocksoa,
Tenn, Oct ,, 1S6:-1o Major General
II. W. Halleck, General in Chief United
States Army i esterday the rebels under
Van Dorm. Price and Lowell were repulsed
from their attack on Corinth with great
slaughter The enemy arc in full retreat,
leaving their dead and wounded on the
field.
Gen. Rosecrans teiegraphs that the los
IS serious on our side, PARTICULARLY in off,
GERS, but bears no comparison with that Of
the enemy.
Gen. Hackleman fell while gallantly
leading his brigade Gen. Oglesby Is
dangerously wounded. M'Pherson reached
Corinth with his command yesterday
Gen. Rosecraus pursued the retrea:ing
enemy this morning, and should they at
telapt TO move towards Bolivar, will follow
them 70 that place.
Gen. Hurlbut is at the Hatchie river
with 5000 or 5000 men, and is no doubt
with the pursuing column. From 700 to
! / 900 prisoners, besides the wounded, are
! left on our hands.
L. :. GRANT, Mai. Gen. Com.
/ SECOND DIsPATCH.-GencrGL Grants
| Headquarters. Jackson, Tenn., Oct. D
/ To Major General Ualleck, Genera-in
! Chief [. S. Army: Gen. Ord, who fol-
lowed Gen Hurlbut and took command,
met the enemy to day On the south side
Of iIatchie river, as | understand from his
dispatch, and drove them and got posses
sion of the heights with our troops. Gen
Ord took two batteries and about two
hundred prisoners
4 large portion of Gen. Rosecrans
forces were at Feralle. At this distance
everything looks most favorable, and |
cannot see how the enemy are TO escaFe
without losing everything but their saa
arms / have strained everything to take
into the fight an adequate force, and tC
set them TO the right place.
I. S GRANT, Maj. Gen. Com.
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To the Polls! TO the Polls !!
rEEEyES OF CAMBRIA COUNTY! ARE YoU RE

rEEEMEN OF CAMBRIA COUNTY! ARE YoU READY?
Friends and supporters of the National
Administration Lovers Of your country.
Patriots and loyal men, On next Tues
day, you will be called upon to perform a
hi-h and responsible duty. On that day,
Important State and County officers are to
be elected, and you must elect them. Are
you ready far tie task? Have you buckled
on your armor, laid aside your everyday
affairs, and made yourself ready for the
contest? If you have not, BE up and
doing, for your time is short.
Canvass every district and bring out
every vote. Visit tic lukewarm and in
ditferousran press vi on them rhe necessity
of afesnaing the polls and ooti"g ariyAt-
Sec to il that not u single ballot be lost to
our cause.-The cause Of R,ght-through
negligence 0r want Of exertion.
Our eaeuY is aroused, vgiant, and
wonderfully ~ earnest. He means, by
hook or croc'a, u carry the day; aud this
he will undoubted'y do uahess wc a'eoho
f;uas Me fatal ddia'yY that see''is 10 e''con'
,,..xs us, and present aa. aabrokcn front tc
his attacks.
Let If be remcmbered, that victory e
,hc Peoples Party in the present canvass
vii be victory to the administration
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aGg" From Springfield, Mo, we have news
of fight at Sarcoxie, but the result was
not known 1t is reported by refugees
that nearly every ablebodied man in
Northern Arkansas is either a conscript
in the Rebel army or a refugee. The
Rebels perpetrate all manner of outrages,
Selling all property that can be of use to
them, aud leaving women and children TO
starve One story is that lllndnian, the
Rebel commander: proposes to march
Immediately upon st. Louis, promising
his men plenty Of rich plander in that
city.
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Tickets! Tickets!

The "papcr bullets of the Peoples Party
persuasion are now printed and ready for
distribution at this office. Our friends are
afTectionately invited to call around and help
themselves to the article.
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ny-A battle is expected to occur very
soon at or near Rardstown, Ky. The
Rebels have 80, 600 men near that place,
and the Union central advance was only
four miles off on Saturday Skirmishes
had taken place, and 900 Rebel prisoners
had been taken. Kirby Smith was at
Frankfort with 10. 600 men, and Hum
phrey Marshall was Oh his way there
With ), 000.
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Ag- Jacob IIorner, of Johnstown, is ali
independent candidate at the ensuing cleo
ton for Poor House Director-of which
ted, he promises to give Poor House mat
ters "the same earnest attention which
he has heretofore devoted to them.
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PosITIoN CT LEES ARMY.-The bulE
of Lees army, says Thursdays Washing,
tor Star, occupies the ground situated
between the Opcquan creek and the
straight turnpike running from the river
opposite Williamsport, and Winchester,
via Martinsburg, They have thus the
advantage of considerable stream in their
front, and capital means Of transportation
and locomotion in their rear. AS they
cannot find better position in that region
of country for defense in field fight We
take it for granted that they will give US
battle there if anywhere East OF the
Notifications of Winchester.
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Hay~ 4 gentleman of New York has re-
ceived a letter from an officer in Garibal-
dis army, rendering that distinguished
patriots services to fight for the Union,
and asking if New York will accept them.
She couldn't do better.
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agA- 4 military organization has been
formed in New Orleans, denominated the
John Brown Guards. They will soon
be marching on.
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Peoples Party Nominations.
AUDITOR uEsEuALi

AUDITOR GESEEaLi
THOMAS +. COCHRAN, Of York.
SURVEYOR GENERAL
WILLIAM s. ROSS, of Luzerne.