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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

~. z. AEA tsit fif,isr eatetsi That sIsFy ~
~ SO .i-.i teapi .it.al .a'ist-' ~ 9isss ssa-i,
a. ihs lnsr 4 81 AZ iff1ssgi p "a - h-aa
fHssfysts yslffu - Or tapfs ti,as trslff.iH
yssfss al tiat p.st " &. BE- srfssaiHicut. his
glyt1ai ssslisl al illf,i iva42lAtisai tiisil -
il3eifsd irfa tb.l hrfzahIy f-fsftr4 ugna "
las. n @ yel-fieFs pllnioi ~ ttai ilffsar -
lie nacIsisFy q tag Nay, tns grisf sEsA fsssiA'
gilEs - - zlsy rtts'-ils
~ J. AnI b Is fucker fu4fisi. Tiai ne anRn.
a uty y aftafi ;syflasfsft -anltt a. til1u t'fs
% slfJ . ~ ~ tas 4fi ltu st4ft a'.ef '.@'t y
uIsafa.sis g ll tialE4E lArla lliziIui li-ifs' a.,
ter GTd yfars tflsl azir a s-.' .ni i 'lis4aA1i
I've k1alrrid4.iEu,
On tasr 4aty, . t.r Frs eve ysar' ai'fs sale q
teai=.,slsl, va iilas'apl d1,5ss; tfl5 ~. seaT,
;sgH dats n rsuliisilar, % ih1aiani isg aif4frd
t5ilat.
90 .1.yr Il aisrn5a 90 satih- aricf1 q o. af-i
hrs Jran amer date % golaiia-ia. e.s4i Lan4i"i
Ilir,. aNsf si- years fr-4 data NJ ff1lsAiau a'g
th1u-ad- diis's. srf ussn rttuhci t1rasafs -
49, srl eafii tis.ataii agiait e. slAii ia saiii4s
% 200 EatilE pr uay-
- d Atd b. K a,rthsr TASTED, Tizi ffon iHl
mar he ps,ssfs b; thi' - D. aliI1..iin- 0is'sr
y aay vr.s,i h the Ihvy stz % required 10 prf'
sFgI III .ul4f, % ssylaGsF " as'atshi i.yH4al
tsf. tbf Ei.ra sab a,.ss hal be1oEe rscaut p
l-tih or utAfyt,s 10 ships at ~ 20 fr1 tin-
tb1ns. " % he iasihG oast ~ thu Gates stdcf'
Ia1 ss,48r uE.csf iseltul nll a7il, ~ aaips Y
p1laiurAf < slv bt grtala g. letifHi lha 4hit1
uufh sd,tlaf taynsslrr ~ ani-iaui ~ n'a'i'r
-t,il Mp q 81 DUTY AEy rttr1n Ftfiraiil's me
Hi.fs = ,Ai l4sisf % assistant piJHrtC ~ asser'
.araa With iiis as.la ihut ut Hihfruls} tlsll ht
sshiiti 20 ft,si,- he Iay Of a4ca srsie sll'i 10
setBr.
sse. o. ApI BE- q further gi.afil4' Thai oieE a.
,6trsya.s,tsf hail. u,su be apnaiHtmsIt enter
,g.u b9sas IA tho amount e ten thcusatd datar'
sih ti talss TAO g.1d AMI sgiheisnt -eenltirf i1t
h. fahiui fsggtaalss II Die dstio-. vol tLat as
si,;aHf paydA.tefs han have rnk AMI prurf.lsnfe
With assistant st7ts not fs-seL nnd that hH al
tantmcuts u on ,afAEsss M tlu c1fps q painisr-
ter shau bc a.a.e by rr.ular prun.yii4n i'on nc
TT u assLsiAht p,ymasstr-
SC q AGd b. u farther sDaciei. That within III
mDfiils aiisr The eEyjnil u The prsrut m'urro1'
liou The e0rpi VI Iayma.tSrs AH! assistant laJn mas
H the whole.
Approved July II, lsCi,
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AZ ACT q yiavias tri tho PayHssi q NJ Hillt.A
~ y'i.s,,..f, salls! iai5 lie sFflls q 10 Uu!
tssaias,. fi9m uiz t.as tt-y vcfv gtiisd in'o
.sr,lss 10 ihf ttlristh 10y u jane, eighteen han
arli AID siriI-als,
Eo 10 snrtte,i UY he sghais a,l Hos u Esffo
.gutEt.y.. - DO United states Il Amesira DO Coo
..f-.s s..smtltd. that tbJfe b. aa4 hsTsby snrpTS
afaisi. coo 81 sHy u1hsJ in iha ifrtsufy uDi oh
sfgirs srtfliaatad. th. sum II i've niiilHs -syeu
lubif,l AMI sixty thousand dollar, ur ~ moeh
ihrfrli a. may b. ~ 5-sagf 70 enable H. eqtefr
iasst 70 ,ay HE militia SUI volunteer eAilsi int
-srYirs 4 the Uutsd stAius hs.ng az ADDITIONAL
amount repaired 81 ths hreai ear yni.ns luas
ttrtisth, 0izh,esn hahtfel aul s.Aiy -lI1.
Approved, July 70, lsoi,
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I:llaHIz.s53ll -. -. 4.


I'm anA amer tho ltth n April, lsdl tho pGsscn-
grr Train will i- rnh ~ follows, vlIt
Tko IapTus5 Train leaves Wheeling daily except
tundAys a i0A. D., BsHNu9d A. lp'0O 4. ~, sul''
Ing In Baltimore At 40 A NJ connecting with the
lIpress train i1f Philadelphia, Nsv York. Bgslou'
and ail tho Eastern CliCs leaving " blt A, NJ, ar
riyos a. NH.hingtan II $50 A. ~ making close CON-
Iscti6n With The Southern lines ior Al parts q The
fouth THIS train sturs At ihf prlnoipal stations
t-nni Wheeling O. Cumberland.
Returning leaves baltimore a. $50 =, A. and
Na.ilHgt0n City az 2i5 T.. 81, arriving ~ BeuN0Od
atGA. N. and Wheeling NJ ca A. 81, making direct
connection with the EKpresatain fnT all PARTS 81 llg
vest Southwest aud NUfthNesi Tia train li0ps
snly tlr msals and wood aud water.
1ha Mail Tniu leaves daily Including sHhdyu At
0SI = H., BsHvuod At 7;25 T. NJ and arrives 10
llflmmr NJ 2si5 +. ~ connecting with the Mall
tfiu. leaving IT. Philadelphia, New Nurk, Boston,
and ali EasitTn cities at tl5 T. ", arrives at Wash
instun Cty AZ B.ag T. 81. runnrrtiugNtih the South
cru Inns lrAl parts Of tho South. ThlstTan siOis
on tho west rui VI Tie ruad NJ MOHndiVile, Canerun
NanninatDu WNcT StHiiDn fAlrinopt and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore 81 $3.50 4, 81, Wash
hgton CITY " as A. N. and arriVssAt BenWOOd ~
iu.i1P ~ aud Wheeling At lp;33 L. ~, connecting
With the Express train Tor apArtsui the Southwest,
West aud Northwest. This train aiopa a the prin'
Uipal stations only,
The Piedmont aud Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont At6;iO AN,
aud arrives at wheeling At bi0 ?. ~.
W.P. gMifu. Master Of transportation.
T.. n. Gus, ilen1 Ticket Agent. apo
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OYFlrLAI
LLws " rnE UsITLp srarr1
I4s,,d ~ ~ Jirsf lzas.ga II 4, Tkisfy lsrea1
CiaspaS

tfcGl5-R9. ~
An ACT y rrsssa ls4 rsHH ne dgtiss "a aflat 10
bofts9 ~ its,ss.
" li saa-isd - ~ sssais an ilsass q FL fs-
,ogtstIs.s af ths ussi ttsfss . Aaief.sa Ia ca
trsss A.s-ustIss Idst th- tserfsJ y hgIf-4tITJ
3 asa H. = isfyhs authlrinsii sal altSJtat % ~
49,! ~ fami! 81 : dEflts sol .uP.fts 10 NJ hfms
ls.fsT,.i .st5 tig lilttd stttss as1a ths hnl day
u Nsy I1si, o. sL.fa nay ~ laiYIts3 btiJfa tte
af.i ~ Is JsBusfy mai, - " ~ ihs tco"-Et "
~ stsIs, Pr5tIe3, tbs seeIsiaTy 81 ih- rEta,lry
sail ~ .afrsasa ft5t she s.i aLf sfs Iisairi- be-
ga hlth, igF tbs w. q ihs ~ . 41J f'sis
500 Z ~ may h. tAasro. 10 iaiing 10 14p9rg-a
m i1Dusri.os Byt sEliiihg asniasi iho tEiri
slAtts
Apgfs,sl, July 70, i.1.
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PvHuo-NoG
AN ACT to prOvldo for the appointment Of An-iS
tant PAymaa.srI in the Navy.

Ne e enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
uentAtiYss Of the United state1 Of America IA Con
rrcss as1emblod, that the grade Of AaIttAat pay.
matter II thenAyy Of the United States be and here
By & ottahllihod and that nom ard amer the pas
uSEa Of thh act he President Of the Unlled States
By and With the ADVICE and eouogns Of the sonAto,
nay appoiut lriItaut paymaltll run time . tine,
- they thA b nNodea br aelivb gSTVtco IN the -
", hot exceeding lhlEty.Ix h EunbaI,
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TRANSPORTATION.

- asalAHANAlf
Cloyeland, PittEburg andWheel-
ing Rail Rond.
I59 s:..E5is
,NY Avn AFTEH HUsGAl, Jsnss,y Nh 30
PaassnErr gislnt iii isags DriEsglt - ~
Ire fBgndtJf sfespteh
ii;it 4. y. Nii tfala, ttppl!sy Al ~ rstgls, y
Rvs a PttsbnTels a 80 r. g, AL
ClsYsia1d stHiD Fh
100 p a. EHbfsu Tre.h, 'feIfsgr ~ 81 f,aiiaa'
Frrsgt Elsi Egl Ard tsassi stfiTg- u
iilfsnsFgh =; 10 4. s. AuI C.sgr,asd
at 80 4. q
RETURNING TRAINS.
Isnrs ClsYelsl1 q "a A ~ s14 90 ~, ar
F5Tt a BrilsstgIt n ss.U 3, NJ, aHd gasA.
lao PitisbwA tih A. ~. a0d $40 ?. S.
srnys Al htAgsvlrI 49, a. ~ ~ GsiP ~
Connections arc made - Follows
Al Ptt.Duryh siti rtLasylyEbh X y ~ Harris
lafg. hlitm.fs, Washington fnia'
ddrhia asv Y5rk snd B-iHa
Cleveland piih CistrlsaA 4 f5lal D. y. o. tsu.
dGsty, fsisia, Dgit1't, ChaEo aut
40 p5ini,a he Slnm WL'I Riib
bstiat stsAE.afi Q isifal jAskls's,
CbiaaSi 80 ths A5Sfu Etu viii
Clsfolkna A Lris u .. 81 kis, ngH'
Hft Buffalo shi No au fails, VIII
Cia,giaBi. C.,.HnbLs 4 Cihsinustl i1T
cf~thns, byaaafs, CgiEiAygs sui
CtbginusIl
Al uua.n vim d. c, z ACRR. b. cgyshoEs
falls, Akron, Aiisf.barsh as4 Woe.
Ter,
A An,n.. vim p. ~. 4C.E.E. ftcantoa,
MEsull4b, Wgssiaf, salitai Enun, Co.
i1uiias, &C.
Atstsubgayiis win y. q 4 C. Line and A. Bulim
Ult. o. o. o. m Jf LtsSnillu, StE.
ak. Columbui, Hsnla, DaJ I'm, inii,
auApgl.s Cairo CiHliHhah, louisville,
e. Lohls H. Jgsfph Ani al iu.Hts
Wtsf and south Wet
g1rupinn Tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return l5it.
Tarsd Wsys allow, ard iinO ain'h quicker than
any othsf fpate.
through Tickets to 81 p1iEis 10 The Wttt, North
AID La.t can BE- prSnTod ~ 80 gdiro 20. % WattI
street next da1Tto sprigs lloass wheeling, Va aud
=. bridgeport station
Freight contracts vii bs made ~ hSsst rates u
AZ tsnt accessible by ts road and ~ conDoCtoHil
h. 10 Hat. Nofti. Weg AEl S0rih-Wssi, a Dfdsc
hs,s5 Water street ~ with Freight Agsnia ~ Bridge
pift station. 4. HAMILTON, AGENT
Whesrs, vs..
JOHN CffAPMAN, Agrnt,
lnissport,O o.
~. MCCULLOUGH. President.
EK MYERS, Gent Ticket Art p"'o
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Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL. STOCK 900

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOcK................s5O 10000
JNius COMPANY ~ FORMED FOR the rui,-
II poso Of advancing Tho great nlnlns Interest vi
oar state. We d. NOT pfuirs o. be governed by
nlrc!y uhArihrlpia motives % Initiating tAis ri'
trrtst,5 We btlrvC shat The stuea tan De rnde 10
pay large lisienI,, aud at the tiuie morn real
g5Ji hecIn. au1 ercatcI prurttss made "a dr.
yplapHr and nahiHE khoHp Ne st9nishlpE mineral
wealth y uAWuri, than ~ tllsulF oI igc tngi iag
amount NJ our capla iuvtfied " any ether tl-qead
We shall mako he uaop " oer Company a trln
psie inluns burtaa u ije mineral rcr5ntcnic ~ tho
sate. We have power under onf ehafiir = lur-
Glaze and s'l mineral ilads wherever isa'c 10
Mir. mi Great nluc9ui ~ WI 10 rtierci u tri'
taiisi, arl mining aiytntufcts, WHO DESIRE u iriT'
chase aud work paying miaes by acsinf with Tbs
Ws respectfully .3lril the attention n al who
have nimtaa lard. idE sale 10 .snl ~ statement
Oh ne ,amc describing Tie kibd u aiuofll on ticf
lniy. ihsuunbrr of acre. tbr i1oiiaH aui She low.
ct -tsh pfsc tBeYarr ai.us ~ take ius i.d ltud'
Wo1hlIi E0fS iEly sgcl u..uea ~ pay largely, t1l
shall 1ran and prove mpsIgi tbpla1js Nesail. ihs
books Tor s'bse.pi9n 70 We n.9ts are now Nl"H ~
tie Office q tho Ccmp7Ev, Slain street, nnrthErst
earHtr ~ I.,cust over Merchants llHk, entrance
Va n iosuststtcst. al uht ssrl nu interest In tia
busilss aud have HllAey, viii 10 veli g. cal aaI
mbsori,s TAre giLliEs stock, living ont u tlg
city can SECURE {. By cnfHsinz zen per cent Of tho
amount Eanicl . tho PTesicni Or Treasurer.
rirroFoEs:
Horny n. Racon. E.l, Matthew DEiler, Eal-
Alfred Capp, 10. In llafWo1i IN,
J0iupl fAiRr5p, Ega, u, ~. Lynch Lsl.
IN B1gy. E,a., Joseph Payne, Efl.,
rRUsTEEsi
Henry D. Bacon, L. y Bogy
". BUTLER, rrea. ALFRED CLAPf Preft
Tho above prospectus has ~ 20 thh lMd brrn
ruLlishrl 10 only 0aH 0f orr lNa1l1- F5per iqricn
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Randall Prasnnts.

SOLID SILVER WARE.
TUsr RECEIVED PR ADAMS EXPRESS. A
d superior aoek Of silver Ware, Consisting Of Pie,
Cake, Ice CruaIl, Jelly, Toast ahi Pish kniysg sl'
gaFspocus ad tlfters Silver Salt CellarsHnl Spoons
q sets, Pihh Knives and FORKS In sets, Individual
Salts, napkin Ring, Pickle KnivsaB FORKS, Silver
Gard Cases and Port M6nnaics, sp0ons, Caps, Cob.
lets, &C.. &e. ljauisl J.T.ScOTT A co
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Dyscntery, Diarrhnn, RELAX, Worms

Ifoa Dr J. q. Gran n Chicago.
T0HrrIls have lad long trial IN my practice, and
! hold them IN esteem ~ one Of tho brst sperrnis
have yer found, Their alternative effect upon tho
liytf make. ihqm IN excellent remedy, when given
ip tiDRll does for hliOaffyieni'Ty dEd diaTrhCd.
Thick surarofa'ng makes them very acceptable AID
elEErura' lur tlr nsH "i women aud clhldnH.
Dyspepsia, Impurity Of the Flood.
From Re-. j. Y, Hmm, Paaor of AdVent
Church, Bostoa.
Uz. ARA; have a,cd your mi. with HtIaoril
nary success Ia ny ilmiiy and among thoss ] an
eaei d yi,it 10 d5tfess ToresN1te The or9n'ns 81
Digestion and pHdly the blood uey arc th1 tuy bet
remedy have esti' Known and eau Confidently ro'
clmidtud them to ny friends.
YouIs, J.v.TUNEs.
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DrILnIrrEI u - IETrlIeE. /


. hHehIh ton D. e. tth lrhs, lhtHs J
siRi have nsSd yout PIlls IN my evntinl Ihd hes
pill practice ever sinrr you made them, and eannni
hssitiieio ny they as tho losi ehuartic wueinploy
TloirIeulHing soinn On the liver & quick ahd Do
elded. Consequently they arc an admirable remedy
inf dtInuGuinents Of thN drgan. ludced, ] haNc
v-ld2m @unlA ra.s of LU0ui disSam ~ obstinate
that Il IA not r,adiy yield 70 hsm.
IraierilaIly U.niri ALuN2n BALL 81. u.
pLN.lrLnn ~ ihr Marlin lIn.nLlhl
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nnllous Dlsordtra-LlySr complRlnt''

IFom N. IIfOltTs NfN y Nl0 I0W ny,
Not only nta your pillt admirably adapted 10 their
purpose 4i ~ aichent bat Ind ittif bcutleal e.
iscu upon tho Liver very marked indeed. ihey
hsvs M MS tractlcu proved more snVcipal ior tie
cure of,hli6ii osmptiHi than any one remedy
eau mun,laH ! ah6itely Ifihco that w have AZ
lanedh purgst,c which 4 worthy The Cahhdpneo Of
the pr1ftsst1n End the hAJnlu.
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WAGstw, WydnluF Co, y. Y, Oct, y, ltbd'
Drth a. mn n-ne your Ca'lRriie lflA inmy
practice aud Gll them an excellent pnrEnife TO
eivtf-, sc syslenl aHtl tt.rifg " Jesnia.Hsg ne
Jit,,E. JOfIS o. HEAClIASi, n. b.
COrh tpRtIou, COstiyonesG, suppress
sion, Rrc utnnttsnI, GOut, EcurhlginI
DrOpsy, Paralysis Fits, ute
Tran Dr. j. r. TeagiB, NgahsGi, Cahad1.
Too much cannot be suid ~ your riis igT the eHTe
Of riten,sL II others of our fraternity have found
them b. ciafaClus ~ have. thy Ferld Jon ne "a
rEasalm,Hsi flr tio beurft q the Hiniindss WHO
suffer from ilai a5llpIsiDt, Which, although bad
Enough 10 tsuif Il the prpEgliqr o. qhffs that are
u0rsc. irIietc eaf'fSE9t r. originate 70 The liver
a your Pm Sntct shat organ and cure ils diseass
ryis nrI T. sgari, IaSieifnGa JG41J,, Boitsn
Sud one " ivo large dlse.0f your PMS, taEau At
DO Fr9iar tmO, are e2reoht proinGtiyes " the nat
t0ii s.0etfaG shoh wholly or partially suPprtfsed,
ll loo very eHOcinal 20 ciSdNe the HNfhct aud r.
n sa.ns Tliry are ~ ulurh the bot Iliyslc Va
asCr iaat fs7aGmtnd ~ oiieF % lny patients.
fFop ne Rer. Dr. Hark,s, II he -Asfho3nt
Epieepai Church.
prturITluE. Savannah, Ga, 1hh.G 1855.
Hosasls SIR: -hga!j bo uHgtkisiul ilT thr Isiisi
y1HT fE la. brought mgif dld not fsFett ny easu
. You cold settled IN ny iiGla and bInuglh on
~ iltlur ustTdiglc plSt, which ended In chronic
~ nm. Misunderstanding hhh tho best q
7-a.lHs the giSelsc grew Nutlr and N9f,e' nhlIl
trr HiFiyrdf your excellent agoHi IN Baltimore,
iInfttss. ftiei yoar Pills. Their ehteis Nsre
ow 9t rgc. Iypgf,oyerins IL Ihe use q ,htuil
f1rrp ouiifely
saNtTE CHigsrr, Baton Boags Ia, Dee. 9, 1885
Dz avn. have horn Fhtissly turs'l, By yuur
Pills Or Rispsigfie painful isease iliht lad
a;iliet~l mo ior years VINCENT sLIDELL.
t1Y-sior Of Tie Pile IN HaTkei contain NrIeuTy,
Which H'tf0uFA wiBhblr frllrty 10 skllinl hands
dsrreroa, YHBlic rll, FROM the dTehdul cDrse-
qusnets that frequently hll0w IL ihenuieua r.eI-
Thee contain no mercury or mineral substance
whatever.
price 20 cts. per Box, or Boxes for 81
Lowell, Mnss.
For sale ~ A. c. GOOD CO., aEd W III Drug.
giais. augll-ly-3m
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NeW StOek OF lIne PIanOS

'IvIiR subscriber has inri reerlS,i orw stock Of
l Zoe Pianos, lnfn the cr'sbmird hetu1y 81
Chiekefinr sous B0sirn whiehi1r bsnuiy ~ hn'
ish pover u dno and elasticity a t0arh, are snps.
~ n ans ln.tru,loais ever Arlught TO TIE oiiy.
Tltsg piinos wsfe bought ~ e4sh md VIII 10
.alI allies i'fu Fsttsn price % ctf1 cad rlft
oHiy. Tic publs arr repeatedly invited % eslland
examine !0r ihem-elyeS
on Pianos ,ikca ~ eteb .p-r " nov,
JEssEB y. MELLNR.
n5ya No. IB Nalnr.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

BTY0u SIcK. FEEBLN ANNcoMPLAlNlNg
a Arv ygl aut VI tf.iI, y 80 yugr ,'iiH iHNs
ii ana y,aur tssluss u1sousJtNtri 1ho-e s'mp
nom IS 1Itrs the I,rs.gjy Ga S-GilUs is.rp sot'e
az of kurss "a grrtplrg upon 80, api slNUl ~
4teit,l hy a t,asrls ~ 81 No usLtph!g! lAAT
ANrf4 lI,is ans .tus7 ual tho ll1.ltfsi humris-
,Tiffy r. 5 =. aHdIf, tAcdailt lasNs ~ eaa'-
arfr "a % health rHs!ll 4lay fiHllilir ilr 'afts
tl.r..F ar i-.lv lqfa vis1luns aftitity rgnN no
:, f.6. nan tbs aitirurlpns vhish male dissASo
iesl --tt,ss ssB. 4htic 30 no holy anl ustfurls
h. natasa! iarcti1nV Thee. % ne tAs'ed' react
rf,u taal.-s!,os aui Tho sVTrlBnasng oggAhE pfo-
dasirr ssurgli aE1swtit", suFyrrg end dls'ass'
While Is Ills condition, orrJrssif ~ iboleians''
mrHt. tat0 Ayvfs Piils ai,h foo evN ti'r' w lt'l
rl rt tho uAturi 1.isA - he system. abh Nhl u
n,. lB.saGt t,ol.r- OF Agzlu, aeain. What ls uuo
at 20 rplatsnt tn this tFiJtsl ant eqpiu,ou s.p',
nAiHf. y as ffuo ianaUy ufihu dgCPwdfd al
i1F-afurf dstennsr. HIT ~me furgainr eject
sxtla lta. CaUfel ~ shniiar ubsifusnous aud
dsfrg,neuis at ihr pNHral hptitli II uit b.iy'
ttoy sfuupiiy ai,i usnr " them surely, cuTtd ~
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From Com, Dupont.

WAsHnaroN, May s.-The Navy Department
has received dispatches from Com. Dupont to.
day dated Port Royal Sd inst, giving interesting
particulars of an expedition on the 29tb Of
April, with the Hale to capture battery on
Gumhals plantation, near the junction of Daw.
hopiawapawa and South Edisto rivers; 1t appears
the enemy opened on the Hale when
within 1900 yards and continued their FIRE Al
she wended her way to engage them at close
quarters, but when the Hale reached the last
bend snd was making straight course for the
battery, the rebels fed in haste Lieut.. GilIis
landed with party Of men to destroy it; the
works was 500 yards from the river bank and
mounted two long 24-pounders, on excellent
field carriages. So rapid was the fight of the
rebels that one gun was left loaded and primed
The Hale returned to her anchorage without
having man injured.
Another report details the proceedings at
Bulls BAY. Lieutenant Nichles crossed the
bar with the Onard on the 7th ult and an.
chored within 500 yards of the light house on
Bulls Island, and opened FIRE on small work
situated about fifty yards to the southwark Of
the light house. Shortly after he landed In his
boats, covered BY the guns Of the Onard The
rebels fred upon the party, but net awaiting IN
attack fed from the island 70 the main land. The
Onard has now complete command Of the chan
mel 20 that no vessels can either 70 in OF out.
On the Sd ult., Lieut.. Com. Nicholson, Of the
Isaac Smith, stationed at 81. Augustine, having
heard that . schooner had come IN over the Ns.
tamoras bar, some lS miles 70 the southwsrd,
dispatched three armed boats, together with !
detachment Of 6b men from Col BelPs com.
mand, 70 capture her, which was done, and the
schooner brought up to St. Augustine.
The vessel Was called the Empire City. She
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-05-10

AWFUL RsBSL OufRAGEs. just above wbere
We are lying, on the Tennessee shore, in Lauder.
| dale county, resides . family formerly Of lows,
who have lived there for the past four or five
years, and have witnessed the workings of seces-
sion In this vicinity. They say that Immediately
after the declaration that Tennessee had gone
out of the Union, bands Of armed men went
prowling about the country, robbing whomso-
ever they chose, insulting women, and forcing
loysl citizens into the rebel service at the point
Of the bayonet. They committed the greatest
outrages everywhere, and the family Of which
speak were deprived Of everything valuable In
the house, while the head Of the household was
compelled to Hy from home and hide in the
woods at least six or seven times to avoid i'm.
pressment
A number Of Union men refused to embrace
treason even when threatened with deeth, and
those brave spirits we're carried off and executed
BY the mob. The wife of the Iowa man, says
great many were hanged, and that she herself
knows six who were suspended from tree with.
in two miles Of her own dwelling, and left
prey to the buzzards and crows. Their bodies
were afterward taken down and buried, but not
before the rebel outlaws were at safe distance,
as the people were fearful, and without reason,
had been given the poor martyrs, those who per-
formed that common act Of charity would pro-
badly have shared their fate.
The woman says that one Of the Union men
who had been impressed ana afterward deserted
more perhaps because he believed his family
we're starving than from his adherence of join.
ing SO unholy cause, was captured in Lauder.
dale county while on bis way home, and was ac-
tualiy nailed to tree and left there to perish by
inches. The man was found there week after,
merely BY accident, as he had been gagged to
prevent his outcries, and thus deprive him Of all
hope Of release, and taken to the house of
neighbor. The unfortunate victim was still
alive, but SO much exhausted from exposure,
famine and pain, that he died on the second day
after his release, Notwithstanding every effort
was made to save his life. This story SCENE
most improbable two horrible for belief; but
the woman, who has no motive for misrepresen-
tation, declares it tue, and can sec no good
reason for discrediting her account Of the un-
natural cruel and entirely monstrous transac.
tion.-[Ft. Pillow Cor. of N. Y. Tribune.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-05-10

TEE EMPLOYMENT OF LOYAL BLACKS. The
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette with
Gen. Mitchells Division, relates an incident
which shows how willingly the loyal blacks re
spond to the call of our army commanders:
"There is one thing for which Col. Turchil,
is worthy of all praise. The most of the plan.
tiers in the neighborhood of the bridge which
he built, had fed from their, plantations, or
were so frightened that they did not attempt
to exercise any authority over their slaves
The colored people, of course, came crowding
around our troops. Col Turchin asked them
if they were willing to work. They all with
the utmost alacrity, declared that they were;
and in short time, $50 pairs of stout, honest
dusky hands were working away at the bridge.
Never did laborers perform more cheerful will
ing service; and when at meal time they drew
up in two ranks, for the purpose of receiving
their rations, happier and more smiling,
grinning set of countenances is seldom ever
soon :