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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

He saw nothing in the Constitution
4 against carrying on the war to The death
against every rascal who raises his hand
against the Government He knew that
the people of Nortl-western Yirgi6ia love
the government of their fathers. From
what hofhad .recehuyisee he was satisfied
that North western Virginia would ACTON
" give Gov: Peirpofut tho two thousand
and eighty men cal led FOR but she will give
MN four thousand. The people of the
4 South know that the Government can nut
down the rebellion. As soon as they see
six hundred thousand more men IN The
field they will quail. Irthey don't wen
| make them. s..
Mr.. Willeyshere alluded to the new State,
whichwas met byProlouged and deafe1ing
applause.
/ Every mao, said Mr. WILEY, who readily
eulists in the army of the Uriou,will be an
additional argumentin favor of our admis-
sion as new State at the next,session of
of Congress. Applause.l ID
GEN. KELLEY CALLED FOB. 25 =
Brig. General Kelley having been OBJ
served upon the stand, was loudly called
for. He stepped forward and said he was
oyerwhelmed at the reception given him
BE was glad to know that the city of
Wheeling was still loyal, to tho core. To
the old men hewould say give us your sub
4 stance, TO the mothers, wives, and sweet
hearts he would say, give us your sympn-
| thy and prayers. Gen. Keiley's voice here
\ gave way and he-was compelled to stop
after,returning his thinks for the CALI
| A " Camnhell OF tIia rar,ortod
in aeeorlhnce1 with insttnrTtons fr9ro tie
CJommitt.e tho ,,.,,;ot
were ananimousIv adorned.
fSg 80 80 II 5.-sffF y+rfssssr-g1
hEso '- IONS.
WHERRAs The time has come In the his
tory OF our country Whenit becomes neces-
sary for every loyal man 10 take firm
stend against treason aud REBELLION. And
whereas we tue workingmen OF the city of
wheeling recognize itas our duty3to give
expression TO our convictions of truth on
this subjectand to unite with our fell cit
iSensiu sustaining the great interests of
law order and good government. Be it
therefore
fesotpsd, !. Thatitiis ihe Judgment aud
earnest conviction of this meeting that this
rebellion against the CgoSsrhine1t of this
land a y most wicked in It's conception I'M
J9stlhao dc in ITS cause, oppressive in its
nuns, anu NJ destructive IN us results TO the
hlgues -. interests OF Worklng' men.
= L mar. these men VINO are now on Inc
pea. OF supporting me consultation to the
leuer, ORIGINATING reports that this is an
abolition war. and that it Is the design of
the i Government TO place the negro on ar
equallIy @'th wnlte men and bring him IN
competition win me WORKING man are base
traitors-too coWardly TO openly esponse
tne. cause OF reason, put, JUDAS IKE, pc
tray tnelf country %6lle7 protesting u love
Tor ne sT, heayen-oorn Constitution.
.. Ihat we e ne, neartily endorse the new aud
stern 'iIl war poi!cy OF our noble president,
ana that we VIII aid him by word anddeed
70 crush itnls , nnholy reoellon ny every
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WAR DErARrMESr, W4>HlxsTox, Aug. IL
"A strong feeling prevails in tile old regi-
mcnts against officers who are absent FROM
their regiments and employed in making
arrangements to promote themselves above
their more meritorious comrades remain
ing in the field.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

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1t restores gray hair to its original color Itstlm.
ulates its growth, rendering It luxriAnt and beaut
full and keeps the head free from dandiuf and dry
ness 1t is the original article. Medicine Depot 2O2
broadway, N. y.
@ ID. 8. BARNES,
202 Broadway, N. z.
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(Prom the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
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ssCHl1NIloAL WRITING FLUID.n
awe are indebted 10 Messrs. 2. Barr & Co, for a
supply Of IaughlIns BuEhasld's Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for tho year past.
'Ttis manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia.
by frm whose loyalty never for moment Wayered
andtowhose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would be to say that It Is genuine, as
which we make this record
= ave use this FLUID because. AFTER being torment
ed with many other black devices We have found It
superior In every respect any other, either foreign
or home make; aud hence prundnneA it the best and
most reliable in the mhrKet,D 4-f,
LAuGHLINs BuSHRtELD, Manufacturers,
Bold by ]. o. orr Cs.
Reed Kraff,
.sss IoS. GRAVES. : E.,efl u on ~ y ~
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And Book sellers generally. s NH
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PnILADELPuIAi Aug. l2.-The steamer
Spauldtug arrived with over 500 sick and
wounded soldiers from Harrison's Landing.
Capt. Henry Benson of the Fourth AritlIe.
~ died during tho passage. Gen. Frank
Patterson is u passenger on board.
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Us
He said thatin an hour like this it might
be we'll even at TIE expense of the patience
OF the people to bring their minds TO "A few.
practical considerations. Fellow citizens,
let me ask ifyou were not eighteen months
ago the happlest people on the face of Gods
earth. Had you not all your rights better
secured than any other people. The right
Of life, of property, of civil aud religious
liberty. Is there man in this assemblage
VINO can say that this government ever ia
.iured him 2 he dared any man to say that
it had not afforded him full blessings and.
protection. Why then this rebellion.
Nv friends did you ever think of what a
pretty figure Northwestern Virginia would
cut in a Southern Confederacy. What
would become of your manufactures? Mr.
Willy presented picture of the defence
less! hopeless, condition Of North W estern
Virginia. ia case Of a dissolution OF the
Union. II is a matter of life aud death to
rs that we keep Northwestern Virginia in
the old Union. To the woFktugmen he
would say that the salvation of this gov
ernment is your salvation. It is under the
protection of this government that you
worship God and lie dowuito sleep. The
people made the government and you de-
serve to be execrated if You fail to preserve
it. The government is in danger 1t is
wounded mud ibleedinga The enemy is up
on it 1t is said you must save it, bnt you
must do it 10 a constitutional way. Six
hundred sthoasand soldiers and tGonscripts
are upon Us and menlEillsay, stop till VIZ
see what we fighting about. We are fight
| np to preserve the governments tfss he=
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"a
Ordres REGENTS.

Le Secrstairssd de ID guerre ord,nnrs i
soas les officers a ~enr6lement d,arrster
les dsserteura ct ccux 4nii sont absents
dc 4 armes sans permission.
D'enrtler Les conscrite, actiyemsnt sans
Granite nifavsur.
Le Gouverneur Moore aajas,ts ! cet
ordrs que tout officer de ID milice gu toni
PrSvot Marshal soft tenn d'arrater toua
officers do quelque grade On fls so,isnt
sttous saldats deserteurs on abssnts sans
conges " a en- faires d rapport au Iuar-
tier General d. rEtat on autsplus prochs
officer ConfEdere.
1 10 Gen. Blanchard, co.nfnsndaat le
Camp d~'instruction ] Moore. ordonns j
roficier dEnr6lsmsnt d ,snf6ler tooas les
hpmnes Do le ! So ans.
Des msdecins avants clientele sero,,t
,detschSs de son QUARTER General sur
petition pour Ailer bonner lsurs SONS !
leurs ~votisinages respectifs.
les scononlss sur les habitations des
tsuves, DIES sInineurs 1T dies scldatI al
service snsabsents serpnt enr6lss. Il Nil
~ pasd ,sdtrsh omme blanc capable
sur lts lienx, d que Phabitation rem
fsrnas ~ rnoins aiixsnegres males. lis ~,
lont detachGs CONNIE ECONOMIES pour cps
hsbitations jjnsqua e que Ton puisss
Sen procurer a autres.
Tn certifcat % tout naedecin fepute
aansla paroisAe, asryiira ! tout couscrit
fAL-.E.sSNf - q sIF$1 - GEHGE E%N t.NtSs~Il* ~
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ksmede esBtrs les lpauI blanfs ct pasaris.

(, sae. Quand, dana I'm doigt, Ton res
sent une douleur, up'i batteinent qui indi-
squent IL debut dun mi 5|ancc nasme
d'ss panaris, Of prend nn osuf frais !
r'uns dss crtremites1 dnqurl On pratiqus
Nm trou. On introduit enforcement Il
raoigt lnalade dams l'nuf Oh ~ 10 laisse
pendant touts Il nuit, apfsss avoif
,eai soin Do bisn consolider Get euf au
moyen'd' Dun linss ct d'uue bands de fol.
II qui env~leppent IA main. he 1.nde~
main matin, on retire dei'Guf. qui 81
trouye pour ainsi dire cult par q chalepr
d3u NAL, 10 doiggt parfaitsrasat ct rsdicale--
nisnt gueril
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~ nFTFEU AlA se6le aella rssoiset
- sdes .Ayo.yelles. Y ntgrr marrou srirtrs
g.ii se at spTaa.rtenir i sl1prelsor u Durable de il
sNotivelie Orleans: ~ dill psc,avssest A.s der
yiron Is ans, nesrarc s pieds s poucts, psrls
al,g'Ais settlement: lie dit Negro est prssuus
>cha4se ct ala Earbe strise. Het.it chauffeur
9 berd DIV Steiner Hounna de Nv Rivisrs
Rouge. N \ Is
II prcprietaireS ert dnment hottie al w..
clsAitr ~ F'ropriete coDfsrnement 4 Is loi.
Paro;sss des Avoyell.s. ls Aont 1861.
DORA GUILLor.
e se6ier. y
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DETAINED Ii the Parish jjail Of a.
yoyelles, the runaway ueggrOprfru nj BaAP-
A.TISTE who says he belongs ~ Hen
~ Hyams OF the Parish Of RaTiae.--blsck
carry beard-he Wis 5 feet 6-inche,s aged
shout Is years speaks french md english,
The sowper is hereby duly notified 10 claim,
his property according to law NIX
81 Parish aof A1yy.iie. yAags lRtt I AG2.
s. DDRAfuUlLLUIrs
VI IS a. JArlLua. 81
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E7r Les dsrnisrs jonrnaux de Rich
.nond -annoncent que Seward ! dome 81
dsnissien 81 quola Psnnsslv wanna, ohio
81 IL Connecticut So refiusert ! rrmpiir II
contingent dsmand6 par Lincoln quaint .
"a ggrande lrsies der trois cent miiIp hom-
mes. valandingham d. rolio parcouft l.
Nord u dsmande Ia cessation des hostili.
sss IN condamnant administration.
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pETENU Ala g.6le d NJ P.roiis*.
dse 4Avoyellesi y nfgrs. maroon BAi'.
1Is7,r'ss titappastehir a Henry Hyams d.
M Paroissc des Rapides-nor--portam bar
be--a s pp;e.is 6s-pouces-Age d'suviron 2e
an. parle f~rancsiss etsnglais.
III p1ror,riistaire eat dudmsrt notife de-
rec1asnery a appropriate commencement j las
gluui.
paroisse drs ,Avoyslles 10 Aodt. 1862.
DORA GLILLOT,
GA0LiER.
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boats confedsfes sont M deen 9hn Fort
jackson dams i mississippi Oh parle
DE- n PR scenes de oiaaa gtfpbpats Con
fidSres, dams les eapqA DIN golphe du
MItGsxiiqnt. Az,
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~ 2fItan
JOURNAL OFFICli1E|lL,
IN ss IA III. #NM@ sAr
Aout So 1862 1863 !.

~ lie ;Jpri de Police Z feunit 1sun.
al proclaim ii session rsgaliere. Toute
lei Ordinances im~portantes Dc &c corps,
passsses ! III session de Jpin ont fts' e q
seutees, ! Perception a. 4 Ioi sur lea
11ev9ss qui dot strs examiner az ro,,.
vean avant d'atrs mise sous prsssc. q
rnauvais stas des Points i les routes
publiqnss rxigs II prompte attention
Il reqnisrt que lss Ibis passees ! ] q /
auiet soisnt s~trictement misses en- force.
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FkTAINED Id tho Parish i.il 81 a.

" IshTAINEDi ID the Parish Jail at A.
yoyellet, gtne runaway negro man Steven.
He says he belongs to- Durel .or Durable Of
New Orleans Sad slave is aged about ~
PEARS measure $ feet s inches he il nearly
bald head and has : gray beard.
The owner is hereby duly notified to clans
his proper Y according to law.
f'arishso Of Avoyelles, Aas 10th 1861.
DORA GUILLOT.
N s8 JAILoa
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6nsvfA sssUssxa
q aotyeaus uiet ] n conscriptiou.

II a., ~. 81, u, ;.,. i.
Isa Exn Him. IN IL. ~, a,,re
,r,Ira MI ii. IL. i 4; .;sxs Is, IA III, . \. As
,,,;t;r a. III to,,s AN. n,;1;1a;r.. T..
tessaif, i,o,,r,arrst4r Il. snns ], Il Il .,;ys
mn on; s,onross,,;rp, !. la,,rs s,,s..s
Le q e,I ,ilrh,nan III u ,,u., ,,oeFl
sVicksburr Il III Gen. BurE,pr stait j
Cl,atfanoog,l Il j
ii. Enl. Horsan ], III .,;,,.rs Il
latin, Penn. ID rs. G,rtfe nlace rst ] so!|
miles de Nsshsille. ii afait 300 pri..
son,iars. I'll ! brule i. tn,,,e !, Iii ekrs1
min al Fri 6 miles 4. & al;atin. az
fruit trois trains ii une Immense Granite
de pr,vii.ions al commis.ariat.
IIois soldats Cenfeedaesifess llenriss mt
xte hasillss par Nelson ) MeMianyille,
roinme reevailcl,s i Ia Busl1wba II lsrx
|Iguenilss. I'M
u Gtu. Nc. Cook ! stS the pres d.
New Market, Ala. par ,n detachs.ncni
de gmerillas compose de- so hommes.
Z 'ex senateur IA. a. z. Nicholson i etee
arrate bar lea Yankees u place ! Ia
ration da seldat.
III s'est opera do grands movements
dams rarmSa do Mcclellan Ia position
de- Berkeley doit etre q asuae Il acllair
zee ponr de- plus ssins c,snpeprnts au
Sud ds Il riyisra. les ritoy ais de Priuse
George tide Charles t.,ity ont etc Dill {
et IN l.ursa y6Ie IN grand no,nbre d.
-n4gres. ]. & II.
Ia Lieut. D,Anrernont. of;e;er do i.
INe!la Orleans al s.ry;caNdu Sud 4 die
AIT 3~p,isonnier i conduit. na.ui.ds ! ia
nr;son ~ sParoi.se5 pe,ea,,t la ,tai4t
deux AZ .4e am;s youlart hi bonner une
nan. A. s%o,li.rs, an K Z 3at,stss nar ordre
AZ Rptl.r q rnnr;,o,,n Iu,a nour troi,
= l,autrc po,r IS mois.
~ .sr..r. .,nvA, /, IN Cl.,k ~; =.
vait tx hl..,6 s.riaus.,s.,,t ) l,aHair.
ID Baton Rouge.
{ anI nrann Pima. ~ so,,, !, q ,,+4 &
mi A. c,ar.cat;on all. Usnre,,s,,,,,.nt i
at c-r, aid d,r ian,ais' tiniehef dc natiol.
n,osar. mattr. ~, forc,s cstte II; sca,,d..
~lense. Ell, rsstpra SAM ef,etf CONNIE
AZ monument dc l'infamit3 a. srsux uui
pom ,assgr Il pr6nara plsce dams. Fave.
MIR ! cote ds i. tentative ID i, d~r,1fuc.
tim dn port d. Clarlrsten Il xfes auintes
farouct :. du General Buke b
IL General Yanke. isrince.a tts fait
prisonn;rr par Stone mn Jackson i.
.. pres da Cedar river. ON
avons hattn ~l,enne.n;1 I A ,.ss ann. 4.
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%E"5NEf1 - ITThGI5SsN EEsk4#&u 4
ET Al DE LOUISIANA,
Paroisss d L.'i Ayoyyslls..
Cor 81 sephsns Dist,ict .Jsaicaire.,
suetessiaa IL asslin. nrsnillian, Tsurs Ia
nond f.iuthe.dtse
I'm YERTud IN ori1rs al vente, Ian
IL O. dams aAEairs ci-asssus par LIIon-
oaralble Oour lii Septiohms District Ju,pic.
del'Etat do Ia Louisiana. dams q pour ia
paroiss.s dies Avoyelles, II sera offert en-
vents ,p3usbliqur, par Il soussignd, Encan-
teur Public dams e pour Ii dite paroisse,
ponr eetrs aadjjuges - plus haut u dernicr
encfhGrissear, le I
JEUDI IS S~cptArnb,e 1862. |
entire A hrures du rla.i, ii i hcures PM.
a la d4rnies residence dn ii defuntx les
prophecies suiiva1tes. sasoir:
10. III bitation snrlaqnellc ladsttinte
demeurait situse an Bayou Ghoup IN
dams cette stPIaroisse. c~ontenant cent
wing. acresd1ei.rrr. pin. nj moins, borlike
nil Nord par Jgrati Pre-. Lenaoine,. Sud
par Evarists Rabalais jeune, Est par
Sympaorien Couvilion et West par
Evaristr Rabalais j snrne, ainyi qa,s toutes
les ba.issrs Ut les am~eliorations qui ~
trouvent,
%. Ieselave Valsre, Negro ae6 den
yiron AZ. ans
81. Robert, nagre age d'snviron s ans.
40. Loyel, GrriHe,--l7 ans.
So J~ulienns, Critic, ags d'environ So
ans ct Sos qnatrs enfants, SAVIOR: Al
eide, age do 4 ans; Ernest. 1ges dc 5 ans;
Leon, Egg d. 3 ans It Clstills. age
Dun an.
\ 60. Sydney (amigsa) agse a'environ
&c ans. ct ses denx enfants, SAVIOR: Re-
gina agese de 8 ans ct Aristide, 6 ans.
%. Clerna, Gfidts, lssee d'snyiron -
ans. !.
So. Dsux muleis. q
90. I'm chevaL
10. 8 t6tes do betes l eorncs.
I 1lo. Uns paiSe de bnufs.
12o. Une charretts ! bouts.
100. Outils aratoires.
40. 20tstes dc cochons. II
15o. Msubles ct ustsnsiles de cuisine,
cotton, mais ct hutres articles trop nom
breux ! e~nunerer. Y \
TERMS & CONDITIONS.
L'habitation, les esclaves ct le restt
DIES PROPHECIES seront vendus payable,
en guatre pai-ments annuels 6gaux, ma.
voir: un quart payabls IL premier jour
d'AMil 1863; nnsq quart is premier jour
Ild'Avril 1864; I'M quart le premier joul
d, Avril. 1865 It leEsdernier quart le pre-.
mief Jour d'Asril 1866.
Les achetenfs drvront ~tournir ieurs Bill eti
avec deux BONES ct valides Cautions, III soil
10. rAyabIes 4 l,ardrs de rErecnteut II
fferssnt nne hypntheqae s~nsc;Alc air leo ditea
prropYietrs. privilege az vendelsf Giant reserve
Plus interet h butt pour ccut fsAa. pxrtir del
echeances respectives fjjnsqu'a1 parfais paic
rent, Sans pour celia autofiser alcans retare
daps L paiennaht
Ifs actes seront rasses par derant le Re
cor.ler de cette r~sroisse aliix fraes lea achc.eur,
Marksville, CO % Auht1ss !,
Il e. COCHRANE
~ s Encanteur Public
HROVOST MARSHALL OFFICE,
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MARSHAL

BUREAU Do PREvOT MARSHAL
Markksille. n A6nt 1862,
A-partir du ~ duscourant 3 serai 7 !
mon bnre4n, e Jsudi. Vendrsdise q Same.
did chaqus sen,aiips. 10 burbau serA
ouvert jjournsllsrnsAt pour e dSliyy'sl ds
passsport.. 5F N
\. CHENEY,
T ID svot Marshal:
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DECEDES

A MarkSvinr, dams les bras d. son
pers, le ~ Aodt5 1862, i I i,pur+s de
tl'aprsss midi, RUBEHT RICOnD ags;
dssun an ct IN Mois.
a Hydropelis, L. "a Aolt 1862 ! Ill
heures du soir, CHARLES bERS ~
: Castres, Dept, du I'arn, aage ds a.
ans ct 4 lnois. St
"vsnes : moi, nus .onss qni ates ira
saIiaes st charges Ct il yous souIaseraii.''
Uaion dos Natchitocbes ss. priss
DC. rcp.oduire,
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from !, rl,a...,.,

on Red River, twsntJy miles below
Alexandria July 10th. 1852, . sor-
ri horse about fifteen and ! half hand.
High. Has no brand but has marks any
ono wonld notice They are. both hind
legs white nearly 70 the knees; left hip
a.little sunken from having been st;iifsd,i
viii, !, light colored spot o. right hip,
IBlaze face and white nose, his xge is a.
bout sixteen years. will pay any cn+
literally who will siye ms u form A ;on
that may set him.
SAMUEL 8. COMPTON.
Rapids, Aug, 18th 1862 81
81 s' Il ss# XXI,
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sPROvOsT MARSHALL OFFICE,
s5 AAarksyille 18th Aug. 1862.
From and after the is inst. / willsbe
At my Office On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. q 4
Taei oHcstwill Be opened daillyyfe the
granting Of Passports.
". r CHENEY.
Provost MarshsL.
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GES. MIrcHRLL's DIVISION coIrr. j..
Gen. Mitchell numbers about II 006 ~a
With the great advantages he has ,,i..l' -
breaking up the main channel Of rss.S
munication, there is no doubt Of hi. "a. s'e
maintain his position. 'A
DEATHS OF soLDrERs.-Nosh ]. c0mu,
Company E, 6lst Illinois, and John =
Company H, 29th Illinois, died in ,hs n vi pss
Post Hospital, on Tuesday, April 22d A'''''
"Sir," said the secretary Of IA, ,o,,..,
Newcsstle-upon-Tyne, to gentlsu.u n. -. -
given sum of money to the hospital % ma a.a
to thank you for your very happy dsn,-s"
which perhaps you would like to apuesr II -,
papers?' 'tLike to appear" answered ,hs \,
gentleman, losing his temper in a mnm...
''like to, indeed! Why, what else do y0p tSi,s
gave the money for?"
The following proclamation was lsislr a,
nounced by the native crier at Gaze Ca
West Africa: "The Gubner be say ebsrv !,
what lib for street he die; ebery pig VIA, n
for house he lib. God sabe de Queea.r
so. mother! do send for the doctor said
little boy Of three years. "what FL. nv as,,.
"Why, there's gentleman IN tn psrlOr Vi,
says he'll die if Jane don't marry hir,-rj
Jane says she WON'T"
"You would be very pretty, indeed, aid ,
gentleman patronizingly to young LADY, Il
your eyes were only little larger M,
eyes may be very small, sir, but such peopi,
as you don't fill them
"Sambo, what you tink OBJ de futur state
81 tink him berry long one!" "But, meal
do you tinx de wicked will be condigned +,
eberlastin' misery" 81 don't tink no sue
ting. tink Gabriel minister de oaf and d
EN- go?"
An ex-legislator, named Jehn NJ Anderson
was mulcted in SlO500 before the Suprem
Court, at Philadelphia, last week, for ssducn
the daughter Of hotel keeper, at Harrisburg
whose acquaintance he made while attending b
legislative duties at the capital
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DIED
In this city on Wednesday the 2sd inst, MIsr jan

DIED
In this city on Wednesday the 2Sd inst, May JHa
WATT.
At her residence near Bloomington, Indiana, en- LEI
Of April. 1852 Mrs. NANCY JAMS KILPAThcK, dsqsats
Of Joseph and Elizabeth Jamson In the 2ed year as
age.
The deceased was united In marriage TO Mr.. TAuns
Fitzpatrick in the month OF February 1861. and sh5
after her marriage, connected herself with the R.i
Presbyterian congregation Bloomington havlnsss
certified from neighboring congregation Of the rrhs
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick gave satisfactory evidence that ha
ligion real h er great theme Christ and as
salvation through Him. She believed that Christ sn,
and willing to her, and in Him aud His perfect ID
teousness she placed all her trust. She deeply M
tous for the spiritual welfare of her friends her sr
sire that they might be Chriss giorify Hin t
and enjoy Him hereafter.
Her last illness was short, and from its commencens
she was fully resigned to the will Of her R:deenerH
time was hers and she hAstsned to be ready She es
behind her husband and infant babe besides lay
circle Of friends to mourn their loss.
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The Navy Department has ordered the casting
OF fifty l6-inch Dahlgreen guns at Pittsburgh
The draughts of moulds, &c, have been prepared
by Capt. Dahlgreen, and it is understood that the
guns will be much shorter and thicker than the
l6-inch Rodman gun. Most of them will be
smooth bored, and are designated for use on
board Of the new vessels of the Monitor style,
and Others, whose construction has been already
directed by Secretary Wells.
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BRirisH lSRouALIrY.-The animus of the Brit.
sh Government Is we'll illustrated by the contrast
between the compensation paid to her aristo-
cratic and piebian servants. For example, Har-
~ St. George Ord, Governor and Commsnder in
Chief Of the Misunderstanding the islands of
st. Georges and Bermuda, with population Of
eleven thousand pcopls-rsceivss In compensa.
ton for his arduous duties the nice little sum Of
$2o, 600 per annum, besides town and country
residonce, steam yacht, and many other snug
appurtenances, whilo to the British soldier, who
nights her battles in every CLINE, she doles out
tho paltry pittance Of fourteen pence per day |
The occupation Of fredericksburg by Gener.
81 Mcdowell, has proved stunning blow to
the rebel sympathizsrs Of Baltimore. II is ON
the road to Richmond, not vie, but in spite Of
Yorktown.
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Among the mountains Of East Tennessee, q
relentless warfare is carried on by the Union
men. A deserter from the rebel ranks, arriv-
ing in one Of the national camps, reports that
the rebel soldiers dare not 60 out of their lines,
being in mortal fear of the Union men. The
The rebels at Cumberland Gap are obliged to
station pickets some distance from their camp
to prevent the desertion Of those impressed into
their service II is stated that from informa-
ton from Official sources the rebels intend
makinz Fest Tennessee their point dapui if
driven from Virgins.
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Returns from eleven Indiana regiments en-
gagged ct Pittsburgh show loss Of one hun
dred and ffty-six killed, and nine hundred and
sixty.two wounded. Several other regiments
and number Of batteries were engaged, from
which W have no rsturps.-t Lafayette Jour.