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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
rnoM aRRK1EY COUNTY,.
unlen g;at.Rs4, sASwlnE 1sIsslfi;'

Union Sentiment Showing 1tbAlf4-
Rebel VhndallSm.
A correspondent u the Indianapolis
Journal writing from Blarsiniburg, on Che
B. / o. R. R., among other things says;
AtNOrth NoautaIu Houie We szpsrien'
ced the ftSt genuine UniUu feeling We have
met with since We have been IL Virginia,
Every house top had on Il the Gag Of The
Union. AZ this station, three days before
there we're rebel piekslS. The gentipt
Uuiou feeling Of the people Of North Noun
tain viii illustrate BY real occurrence,
Il seems that the Young ladies OF North
Mountain House have . very large Uniou
Gag, which Il was necessary that they
SHOULD keep concealed 20 the rebels would
not get Il Tbsyoung ladies' after mature
thought. concluded TO have Il worn AZ
skirt, and selected Miss Matte Cookers y
the most proper pefSon, Thus eneom'
passed she lived sud moved until Captain
John Wilson's company Of the Thirteenth
arriVsdin town. f faYlIg
When twas known that We were United
StGtes soldiers she took the dag from II
place Of eoneealment and stood undaunt
dlyWAVlng Il while the Captains eomPai
ny gave Il three timeS three, aud tbeb6nd
% enliTOn the scene, gave the people Yam
kee Doodle. 40 old lady who was pFeSe
said to ~ Afterwards that Miss Cooker
ought % have taken Il from ilG place o
coneoalmsnt bei0r6we came up, for nov
that We had found out where The UniOi
ladies kept their Gags concealed We WoulI
be looking ioT them al thStimo. We me
another Old lady there, en- route for I
nSIshboF5 on 4 visit, bat bh6 said phi
eonh not 60 any further. for che mss
Stay and see the dear soldiers. aad that
tot her part she hadn't felt b happy sine
PaFSon So.and.Oo he'd . revival ct be
house before secession. tae
AS YOU are aware, The rebels uudel
JOekSon, who now commands a. WiaehoS
ttF, burnt tbs bridges iud Locomotive
from Black Greek Bridge 70 HaFpSr'S Fer
lryin Juue. have seen before great Do
ttrneti6n Of property, bat tie world doe
not afford smother instance Of such WAH
ton duStruCtlou. The road Is torn up, ID
ties burnt, thotron taken %, The embank
meats thrown down, The cuts GIled up, IL
water stations burnt, aud everything belong
ling % The baltimore ahd Ohio RAiltoa
destroyed Az one place you eau 5SS 9
Locomotives and tenders that were burn
besides % untold number OF coal and DO
cars, and . number a passenger e9rS,7
Sinee the burning Of Rome By Nero, u
like has not been Geeu, The eampaigu6
ZeugiS Khan, AlaFie OF TameFlRne produ
co d no such instance Of Taudalitm. I Al
thappy 70 6tlto that Tie road d being JpI
Jay rebuilt and viii iooa 30 IA tRnpii
order. IL $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

81. LogtS, March 10. "A special dispatch
70 the Democrat, dated on board tbO tranS-
port Alps, g Hickman, Ky, l4Ih, contains
tie following from Southern papeFS:
The Memphis Appeal says two rebel
transports ran past Gen. Pope's battery at
Point Pleasant, on Wednesday last A
letter from New Madrid, Of the 1lth, pro-
nOuneo the fort 1t that POint imptegnabls
that Il would Be made the American ther-
mopyIe. 5 IS ~
This, however, did not prevent the rebels
from eYaeuatiug The place q toou Is Gen.
Pope contracted his lines aFoandit .
The Florence Gasstts says The FedOFall
landed . large force q Savannah, on the
Tennessee river.
The Apptal also contains 4 dispatch,
dated ClafkSyille, Ark, 18th, which Slyl
Van Dorm and Priee'a armies, With . bag
gage train ere safe IN Boston Mountains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

BlEfmoEI, March e.4Ths Rprk Of 10
pairing tho Baltimore : Ohio Railroad d
progresIing rapidly. TheRhois Road will
Do n complete working order 10 tea dayJ.
ssTsn trainS from Ohio reached MaFtint-
burg to-day with provisions. The HAT
psiI Ferry bridge Il neItly completed,
Vhsn daily irainS viii be Fun from Win
chester toBaltimore.
Gen. Shields telegFaphS to-day that the
energy Offthe Company on pushing for
ward tbe repairs has more than met Bis
most 0angulpe expeetatIon5. Altrge force
OfneB are employed % the whole line,
aud The broken machinery At NartinBbuFg
Is being removed 70 repair ahops,
The goTsrumsnt haG Engaged The Con
pany 10 Tln military trains also on thO
WlaeheStsr road. 80 20
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Matters ahd Fhings abSat Gasp
LAh16F.
OAnP LAAOSn.
NaV CRFEr MARCEL i8th. 1866.

OAdP LAAD1l,
RGB CREIK, March iSth, 1863.
Eaiiiors LlittIi1eaaVs
PeEnitns, 10 lbs columns Of your ca
esilsat pager, % giTe = ahoFt Letter eoa-
eefnisg I6lBES about Canp LAsdeE, Gs.
Ror he pas lev days, W have btsu ca
log dsiIEhtfai weather. Ind TIE Tun 1b0ne
ouJ % belgtifll 70 Day, that he sPoil1
Gete, took bold Of ZONE q the boyI, foF
they were 70 b 5een iayiug aTOuhd 10
loose buaehed this AitsFnOou, like FOuSta-
bOuis % Wheeling wharf awaiting The
aFriVll Of { steamboat 70 b unloSded.
AZ present there are 90 other troops
here bot YlrginiAnI, and The health Of the
soldiers e very good. Oar company 10
egjOying e1esllsnI bealih, and you viii not
Cad company With less Siskns5S than Co
K, Of the Cub YiFgialA, 80 where you viii.
We hare had very muddy time Of Il
until recently. The Iun and Wind together
having died the mud uP, COR OrdeS Row
are 70 drill four hours each day while the
weather iI good.
Major ToulinBon, Of tbe 9th Virginia
Regiment, has been commanding this post
But be Il no longer 4 Major; having lately
besu promoted. Lieut.. Col. TomlinSon Il
soldier And EenIlsman, tool IS nov con.
mlndinH q Camp Lander. The boys here
with their ItFihged inItFumenu) eomPli.
msstSd hin In 40 appropriate manueE.-
The Oolosel EOtaF1ed The eompllpent By
making The boys very neat and hand
some little speech, not forgetting 70 thank
them Ior hOnoripg him With Iesh sweet
music.
From every Indication, this wicked re-
bellion Il coming 70 speedy TERMINATION.
The hIdsOuS monster will soon have
bFOalhed ilS last. The death rattle Is Al.
ready ia iII throat FoW more eonTulsiTe
struggles, sud all will be Ovsr And then
let SouIh Caroliua bs dug uP for 10 grave,
and the spot marked BY = monument com.
posed Of the grinnlpE skulls OF hanged
traitors; and lot il bear the following 10.
Osriptlon Ia lOtteFS Of blood: "llerb lieS
the remains Of the monster Rebellion, Law
Of the Devil, and adopted child Of JeH.
Davis 1 Co., conceived Ia He'll and born
Ia Charleston, South CaroliuA. BE met
his death while inSanOly attempting TO de-
StrOy the best AGd most prosperous nation
Ia The world, pierced with the beyonsts Of
SEI hundred thousand Oon1 81 li6sFty.p
think the foregoing lines OF something
similar, would be \ suitable inscription for
ltS tombstone.
must now close my letter. for the
drummer Is beating up for drlll.
". A. II. n
Go. K. Glib VI. Rsglt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
1s7-ClTT Cou1cll a special aesliag

rrCiTY CounciL "A special meeting
Of the CITY Council Va, bsld At the C9aa-
ell Chamber On Saturday evening.
Dc. Baird, at the r,quesl Of The Mayor,
stated that the nsv water sIttniIOa to
CeBns wheeling did %, faruiIh a 'Hfiei-
On, supply Of vaisr DsNy sud yaaee'S
mills we're SIN Without water, and the sS-
hsIluansnt had large number Of orders
70 Oh, which could no. be sIIsd without
water
Dr.. Baird moved that four iuSh pipe
bO laid Ifon chuplins street. 70 the mill in
question, under tbs direction Of the su-
perlatshdsnto Of the Wafer Works.
Ne. Hobbs stated that The pFOPh'torl Of
The aIll we're willing to pay alllbs szPsss-
q Of tho pipe over $3.50.
MI JaRsrI said IL would be better %
shut Of the water from the la Belle Mills
than 10 lncur the expense Of thoPrOpO'sd
lmProv,nsn..
The malter created quite 4 discussion.
NJ. PAu1hsIm said that the city should
propose TO Dewey anl Vance that they
Icy ths pipe themselves, and the city
would furnish the water, the rent for
which should 60 towards paying fOF the
pipe.
II was at last decided that Il would bs
10 The interest Of the city, 10 an sconoRi-
cal poiut Of view, to make the improve
meat proposed BY De. Baird, and the mo-
tlOn was adopted.
The Council then adlOurusd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
- Alnolr ploNa1b.-oa bid d.

~ ALMOST DlowHIb.-on the las.
trip up Of tie Wheeling aud Parksrsbnrg
packet Eagls, ihs landed alodE tide Of The
Iagohas Al saaash, Miss CoskAyp', .
young lady Of sunaSh, IL stepping from
the Iusonar TO The RagIo, failsato look
before lsAping, and fell Into The water BE-.
tween the two boats, her clothing buoy.
sdhsr up aatil The mate q the Eagle, by
great effort, succeeded IN getting hold
upou hss Sklrls, aud The young lady vas
saVed. Her escape, sOasidSripg the swim
usss Of the current and The proximity Of
Shs boats, WaS most fortunate, Il not mi'
raeulOut. Sun
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
"a DfGotiTl CorITrY-k ltatl0-

"a DtsottFs cSupTrE.-A GsutI'-
nSs vho arrived % Saturday non MAJ
iiasbdrE. Va, says lhSt be sever 'aV =
nors dtlolsls IoOtipg sSuntrY. The
whole ssedoa Of soastry lock, As Il =
dsSolstIsg huFriesO, bad Pa's'd over l.
dsStToylsg sysy.hiSE. The asIdI are all
laid waste, The Sesssi are gOusr houses
lud barnes have btsa destroyed nSd one
haIi q tbs dWtIlIaEI ere asoeeaplel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

EncnElTEh, March lS,-TAs member
Of the lndiana ryEinsHt publish dally
ibtst here, called he Aray Buliftia. We
have FseFiVed laFGv, RSl sdiisd paper,
Published By TegiUent a. LSetburg,
called ths AapEuft Gplri, th
Ths churches we're ePeh heEO to-day,
and we're vel alishasd hy eitiIeaI, OaeeIS
0nd poldierO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

TLu1ultEHI BIArTY, HEtNSTEIETS
IxnrTABt1 HAiE REsToA4HE.-lt Is not =
dye, bat restores gr,y haIr 70 It's original
color, BY supplying The capillary tubes
With natural IuSlsnanss, impaired BY ags
OF disease. Al taitdRfansous dy1are COM
posed Of Lunar Cau'Iie, destroying the Vi.
tally md beauty Of lbs hair, and Afford Of
themselves no dressing. HsIuSlretFS Iu-
imIublO eOlOriug not only restores hair to
is natural color BY 40 easy prOeslI, but
gives the hllr a LuzStitnt Beauty, promotes
iI growth, prevents it1 falling %, eradi-
Gates dAndrua, and lmParIS health and
plsaSantnsIG to The bead. II has stood The
Test Of time, being The original hair color
log, and Is constantly Increasing in favor,
used BY both ladies' kpd gentlemen.
B, Il. BASHlrT's PuGI CosorNTRATEp
PorAsu, double strength Of common Pot.
Sob, Siz pounds will make one barrel Of
beautiful white Soap.
LAlRp's BtOon Or YouTH. Oh LlQulD
PEARL, for beaulityiug aud preserving the
complexion and skin.
Just received, and for sale BY Reed and
Kraf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

~THlTnIAIEr-NAnassrH sudsrIOn
oPSssd % Saturday evening 70 = pretty
good hose, With 40 sutirs rev company
NJ. Nsnss, the tE'godInn, uPpssn this
sTsniaG Is Hamlet, Ia which character be
e Sald 70 excel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

~ HENITRE1Tt HAn CotoIHo Is
highly recommended BY pFOniusat eIti-
lsdI Of this city, who have used and are
now uslug IL. Try IT,
Sold BY 7. II, LOO1S 1 Co., and LOOAs,
LI'r Z Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
[TrUa th0Dally lllPrl,l, lAn0a1tlF, l'a.l
aCnEMluAL WRITING FLUID

I'VE are inhibited to Ms,.rI. \. IlFr 3 % kF .
supply q GauEhllns ButhasldS Ink, an article VI
have bsss uslng sxslusiI,ly hiF he yoar past
"Ii L manuhstutud a Wheeling, Wei virginia
BY arm whose loyalty never for nOnsat Vavsro,l,
aadtu who's palrlotiim he Highest compliment We
could pay would b to ~ that Il i = gOauiho, q
M, ~ unAdlnE and permanent a thOlF lax With
which We make thlsrOoOnL
AWSuSS thlS FLUID bscaaSo aitsr being torment
"a with many other black doVioul, We have found Il
superior in even respect tOapy othur Olihor iroiga
OF home make, apd hone, ProhOunoo II the bost ard
mos, reliable 10 ne mAFtut,S ~
LApGHLINs 4 BusHTIRLD, NlalfActareE
soldby ]. o. orr 10. ssal-
Reed KTAh,
Jol, 9nyol,
W., 2, MeKOiTOy,
And ld0k HalieFl glhsrAlly, mil
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FROM CHEAT MOUNTAIN.
:CHIA1 MorxfAIx sUNNIf, Va,
March l2, 1867.

March l9, 1852.
EditorJ EHifligsneer:
March verified that old adage, coming
ain % lamb and | suppOSc will make u
good BY going out "like 4 Hon. YeSter-
day was genuine Spriug day, but raining
now. We wereil hopes that the weather
would become settled and permit an NJ.
vance movement which Il much talked Of,
aud Spssulatsd upon. We have here > >
thousand troops and looking for re.cuforce.
msutS. TIE Second Virginia are Ne they
have been Tor the last -four months occupy
ing the advanced post Of this division, A
rumor preyaiIs aud Is generally believed
that tue rebels have fallen back from
Camp Baldwin upon Buffalo Gap, about Sl1
miles west Of Stanton, where Il is said
they will make . stand.
4 scouting party Of about three huu'
dred meu WeSJ out some ten days ago, I'M
der command Of Capt, Latham, TO The
North Fork Of Cheat River, aud captured q
large number Of horses, aud some twenty
6Ie o. thirty rebels together with The
captain aud lieutenant OF afsbol company.
Like all other rebels, they said they had
done nothing, and the captaih declared
that he had been forced into the war
They have all been sent to Columbus, D.,
for safe keeping, and TO PtsVent their BE-.
ing Impressed into the rebel service.
The health Of the Cd Virginia regiment ID
good.
/ will keep you advised if anything Of
Importance occurs Ia this Division.
Yours truly,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

~ HEn,TnEETS ISIHITAILE Hln
COtoRIuO possesses the peculiar properly
Of renofIng gray hair to It's original eolorI
causes it to grow Thick Sud strong stops
It's falling out, add makes it sOi. and glO'Iyi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

DS- HEluiTHHETIR EsfoIAnVI forms .
very agreeable hair wash. 1t does not dye
the half, bat hSlps nature to Isersts the
proper solOrlsg msIlss that makes up il
hus. It's ELECTS are really wonderful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

rTnE ANIMAL '0ONTEsr between the
Unloa and Washington Literary sSPis!ies
Of Washington Collegs, Pas win taEs place
on wednesday evening March The aOsh.--
The exercises aillbo o. very iutsFsstipg
character.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
Special NOTICES.
Heimstrssts Inimitable Hair Re.
EtofafiVa.

Over twenty years OtgrOVihs hvoy has ssiab.
lshod Its rSpututIoa. ItIs not dye butFOlture,
gay hair to IL original color, and L . beau.ihul
bali ar,,sluE SOD a. ahs MsdlelpO Depot, 80
broadway, MY. mhit.ln
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

LouButIE, March l4.-NAsHuELE.-
ParSon BroWuloW and son arrived here TO.
day. &c says be vas Imprisoned In com.
mon Jail at Knoxville, December Oh, IN vi.
olstiou Of IN agreement With the rebel gov
erument. BE was confined 10 q small,
damp room, was attacked BY typhoid fever
and was removed 70 bis residence, where
he vas laid mp eight weeks under strict
guard. Having partly recovered, be got :
pass from the rebel goEsrnmeut aud lstt
Knoxville two weeks ago, HeERl detaln-
ed BY order Of Gen. HRrdee Of ShelbyVille
Tor Ten days, and reached the Federal lines
this morning, BroWuioW deelineI starting
paper here on account Of ~ health. He
proceeds North 70 publish the story Of bis
mArtyrdom. BEoRnloW Is not Affected BY
consumption RS reported.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17
Brilliant Success a New Madrid--
The Rebels EvRcuate In q Hurry.

Inc 6eDelB EYReuAte IN q hUEy,
ST. Loris, March l5.-Gen, Pope in hl.
dispatch 10 Gen. HAlleck says our aueeeSi
At New Madrid has been even greater thar
reported.
Twenty Ave piscsl Of artillery, "a pound
srS aud riied s.poundeFS batteries ofheld
artillery, animmcu1e quantity Of hxed am.
muniIiou, several thousand small arms
hundreds Of boxes Of muSket cartridges
three hundred mules and horses, tents for
AZ army OF 1900 men, and an immense
quantity Of other property, Of not less val.
10 than one million dollars, have fallen
into our hands. The men only escaped.
The euomy's whole force Is demOraliEed
aud dispersed In swampS on the opposite
side Of the river.
The enemy abandoned their WOFkS %
lhnrfiedly ~ tOleaVe all the baggage ofthe
officers, knap5ackS Of the meu, their dead
and wounded, their supplies on the tables
and candles burning 10 the tents.
A furious thunder storm which ragged oil
night enabled them 70 get across the river
without being discovered.
\ Our heavy battery was stabilized dur
ling the niRhtof the 18th within eight hun.
dFed yards Of the enemy works, and open.
ed al daylight on the 18th, just 80 hours
after The guns were dellvers ! 70 usAt Cairo,
During the whole day yesterday our
lines were drawn closer around their
works under furious fire Of sixty pieces Of
Pesros An aslault on their works a. dSy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

BkLfA6Ei, Narcb15. 4BithBp Whiting.
ham, oflhO Protestant Episcopal Church q
NaFylAad and th0 District Of 0olambIa, has
transmitted % 81 the Clergyman % thal
church 10 patoehiAl charge 10 tie District
ioE use on az occasions Of public W0rShip,
RiIRia bight dkJS i6iia Wing Is 4 sdndsJ
aitSf Focaips pls kiSSlOiiei, asllaSsrIdI
ThAnk5giyisg Tor the late vistotlesi6f az
national arms
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LeatheF, on and Size lIndIlgl


10. % Main Street, wheeling, We.
HAVH oinStAutiy q hl11 good llloIilllui q
l1 Red ani OAK solO LsathOF, fFllsh ani Amofi.
SSacilf a ID sfiS; UPPoT BTiils, HSFOls "a
EldEtlng LalthGr, ppuR5i LlpllFI, -, az
PaFtislits ltloili n "a b 5El6li.
NJ hllA, llAEEit pTieo Paid n slst q Ail',
Oh slSlisol nAas "a LsatAtFsou,igSsd . tAsn
70 boDold ~ oonniriaa, des9s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

81. LOUIS, March 1.-THE following iS
q copy Of an olieiAl dIlpateh sent 70 die
Secretary Of War: l,7 +
Amer several days SkiFmiSblng add 4
number Of attempts By The eaeny's gun.
boats 70 diIlodge Gen. Pope's batlarieS Of
Point Pleasant, the enemy has evacuated
bis fort and enlrOnshmenii q New Madrid,
leaving oil his artillery, 6eld-battsrieS,
tents, wagons, mules, &C., AID % immense
quantity Of military stores -s.t
Brig. Gen, Hamilton occupied The place.
THIS was ths last stronghold Of The enemy
10 this Slats.
No rebel deg is nov ayins ia Missouri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

TTOOP sIIIRTSa Gay "a vhlls da-l1
I-l oonmoa an OEtFA lsagih Id MIR quality
a1A ngll lhaPp. jult rleolEpd ey
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

WmcaESTEE, March IB,-Gtn. Hamilton
was yeSlerday afternoon waited upon By
nearly ali the officers Of the Division, 70
eougra tulats him On bis nayansement AID
also 10 express their ptoiaahd regret d The
necessity loF bic departure. A Pennsyl-
ySulA Regimental baud gave him Isrt.
made, aud bis Slaf accompanied hin e fir
a. PeFEyVlllo lhls mUTulng. ~
Ath6y'6 rebel cavalry With : gus were
driven lhrOs miles bsgold NSWtoW1 By .
force Of United States ARTILLERY, iuflRtty
and cavalry. Many thellI Wete thrown o.
both sides, butiaS hr ~ e known there
WeF6 no lives iOtt -in
Can't g. Pepdlelpp, Ihe oaittsr Master
Of AShby'S cavalry vas taken priiOaer yO5-
tofdAy morning. 20 q ~ y
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1SOOo4PlEoH8 PllHNE9.
MHlRn[A6, ,cooH1c1, HAMILTON ~ a
-lyl ~ Ut Ilikt4 q Fodaei bGitos.
~ 000PAa : AlNslAHY.
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gaiIg 3attIIigtnttr
Moaaay MoEning, Naleh u, q.


We wish our frlsadS Who Hrs ,Sadiag uI
Iubseriptis7S BY nail, sor lsis thnh year
to Gu, Out snd bear 10 nIsd this taEiR Of
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WI. 90 ts.f ths gOatsSt ihdu,, o ~
,Is}.Gs i 'Fs:' z III "a ItSa6i a1tPEl ITO
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-22
The late MIR. Barnard.

Mr.. EDITOR II would fain express my gratitude
to the writer, for the moving call to duty breath
ed in the "Iines" which appeared in late
number of The NEW SOUTH, on the death OF F. T.
Barnard. 1t occurred to me, that one or two facts
in the life ofthe subject Of them, which would
serve to show the motives that actuated him, might
interest some Of your readers. sszsz
He had resided, until he came here in March,,
exclusively believe, in the pleasant home OF his
childhood-Dorchester, Mass In his journey
ings, however, he had loved to mingle with Chris
tians, and to enjoy the communion which earnest
souls know His spirit Was free, and ne reJolced
to meet in the various folds those who were led
by the Great Shepherd. He was young man OF
uncommon business capacity. He had lucrative
situation in Boston under employers who would
not voluntarily have parted with him. But ne had
heard ofthe field providentialy opened, in which
light and knowledge might be impaired TO those
who had hitherto sat in darkness, and 1t was I'M
pressed upon him that he must enter it. 1t was at
a pecuniary sacrifice, but for this he cared not {:
he only wanted the opportunity and the privilege
of sharing in such work. Mr.. Barnard was as
signed to duty on Edisto Island. / had occasion
to know, in one or two instances, how earnestly
he pursued the interests of the people under his
charge. His business talents were all needed and
used. When Edisto was abandoned, the superin-
tendsnts moved with the colored people to St
Helena Island. This removal. was necessarily at
tended with good many dificdities, in meeting
which Mr. Barnard doubtless overtasked bis ener-
gies. While recovering from fever, in $eptem-
Der, he engaged in work, indiScreetly, we cannot
doubt, but in obedience, as he thought, to the call
of duty, and was thrown into nervous fever.
The overtasked kan no longer performed its Office
Fancied sights ind sounds of trouble distressed
him, and by %the darksome way" he passed
hence, but, we cannot doubt, to "perfecfness OF
rest" and " deep tranquility" Il.
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fated bladder in the other, and the General will
bova a ,polJ- -holonced mind

fiated bladder in the other, and the General will
have well-balanced mind.
Charleston is getting very saucy. She needs
some serious monitions. We must send her few
Monitors.
ANY man, who casts vote in any election with
q view to encourage the rebellion either directly
or indirectly, is, however short his stature, a head
taller than he deserves to be.
1t is said that the rebel government is about to
close the whole of the newspaper offices OF the
Southern Confederacy. 1t needs all the paper
that can be had to make Confederate scrip.
Many of the Kentucky rebels have been heart
lessly robbed by John Morgan, and yet they feel
compelled to praise him without stint. They re-
mind one of the jockey, who, whilst showing OFT
ly that he wished to sell, received from the al l.
NAL severe kick in the ribs. Though half dead
with pain, he exclaimed with smile, &C Pretty,
playful creature!'
1t is both foolish and unjust that men should be
arrested in the Southern Confederacy for counter
feitng the Confederate notes. There is no real
difference between counterfeit rebel note and a
genuine one. The one promises to pay and the
other promises to pay, and one lies and the other
lies.
The Golconda (Ill.) Commercial says that Buck
ner and Tighman were exchanged for blind
teamster and lame mule. The Yankees always
were sharp at bargain.
1t is said that Buckner, in the battle OF Chaplain
Hills, hearing the bullets whistle all around him,
sought safety by lying down fat'on his belly. 1t
WASH the first time by good many of his getting
out of tight place by lying. b,