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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Tho Yrfo.

Yesterday was, in general belief, the last
day on which the President could have ve.
tOed the bill admitting West Virgins into
the Union. Such may or may not be. the
case. 1t depends entirely whether ten day.
have elapsed since the bill was "presslted'
to the President. II the bill was presented
to him on the day of its passage through
the House. why then yesterday WAS the last
day on which 1t could have been vetoed
We presume most likely, that thejbill was
sent up to the White House from the Capt.
toll, next day after 1T passed, and that
therefore, this is the tenth day. 'a 49,
The last paragraph Of Art. 2, Sec. 4, of
the Constitution of the United States pro-
ytdes as follows: qe. Ia ar 7st5
"If any bill shall not be returned by the
President within ten days Sundays except
ed) after it shall haze been presenfed to him,
the same shall be a law in ike manner 5
il he had signed it, unless the Congress by
their adjournment prevent its return, IN
| which case il shall not be a law -r-
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by disposition to wait till after to-day so
as to know the fate Of the new State, (the
power Of veto about expiring as their ae-
tIon must be Influenced bysfhat consider
Rtion. ~
X The Speaker appota.ed Mr.. Davidson on
Abe Committee on Executive Expenditures.
Ar:<KRAWER presented a petition from
citizens of Aonongalia county, praying an
extension of the Stay Law.
The Calender was taken up.
The engrossed bill for the relief of "the
loyal suffering, poor, &e.p in several .coun-
ties, WAS first in order. q lf-.Es}.- Z
ar. HooToN moved TO reconsider the
vote by which It was odered to its engross-
nent. 70 afford Mr,dParsous an opportunity
20 substitute another party than that ap-
| pointed Saturday in his absence, to dis-
tribute the funds provided for the counties
Randolph and Tucker. Agreed to.
Mr.PARsoSs named Messrs. David Wheel
er OF Tucker and David BlsckmanSof RAN
dolph. The substitute was agreed to.
| Mr.. VANCE called attention TO the fact
that theiresolutfon of adjournment passed
by the House related only to the Senate,
and on his motion the further considera-
/ tion' Of the Calendar was passed by to per-
NIT him 70 offer similar resolution on the
para of the House. q aifrlH'
/. Mr.. VANCE then offered resolution that
with the consent Of the Senate when the
! House adjourn on the 23d it be till January
! 9, 1863. Adopted.
4 The Calendar was again taken up, and
the billit to amend the charter of the Holt
dhy's Cove R. R. Co., was passed by in the
absence of It's patron, Mr.. GrotheFs. ri sa}
The bill to incorporate the Pittsburg and
StenbenEille Coal Company was passed by
u for the same reason tli}Itiisula rr 2
] Thu fnllnErinu kills chair uaeOnd raa A.
:, ing were read a second time aud ordered
to be engrossed :.s1 1.7aulH sti iaidr
i Making part OF the banksof Elk river in
Kanawha county lawful fence.
To appropriate the taxes of Tucker coun.
/ ~ for 1862 to buiIda bridge over the Buff
falo and Leading Creek turnpike. -3'riI
Making an appropriation for repairing
the Morgan and Frederick turnpike. in Nor.
gan county. atass9 .utu eiN
To incorporate the Glarksburg Coal apd
Iron Company. 11 1af.a! Hi7sgl
Authorizing the courts to suspend the
act prescribing oaths &e., in certain cases
i Allowing additional compensation to
Sheritfs and Collectors of the Revenue.
To amend the act ''imposiug taxes fol
the support oithe Government 1oisr 9i
Making sn.appropriatiOn to rebuild the
bridge over PIT. Pleasant creek on the Sis.
tersville and Salem turnpike in Tylel
county. i9l i.i .ri HaHas7..utls 81 af
Mr.. HooToS from the Committee ON Priv
, ileges and Elections reported a bill chang.
ing place of holding elections in jackson
county. ut! 90 rV si EaaHt.~4
Mr.. DAVIS offered a resolutiOn instruct
ing the Committee on Privileges aud cleo.
tious to consider the expedtency of estab
fishing an election precinct at RockpOr
school house, in Harrison county. .
Il -a MF.rWEaF fnnvad Tha - d,
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AiRise as ln = Rl.s.

The most wonderful of all. wonderful
rises of the last few.months, is the imitation
ofthe Cleveland b Pittsburg railroad stock,
which last week touched as high as 40, in
the New York market, or Withinioue ofpar.
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-. (Brom the Rairmont Nationally VI -a
According to previous announcement a
large meeting of the citizens of Fairmont
and vicinity took place at, the Court
House on Saturday evening, December
lath. The Meeting was organized by
electing j. @. Beeson, ESQ.,, President,
and j. n. Boyd, Secretary.
The President then introduced Ellery
r. Hall, Esq. We. regret exceedingly
that our limited space prevents US giving
a full report of the remarks of each Of
the gentlemen who addressed the audience.
Mr.. Hall began by saying this was q
great AMI extraordinary occasion. A
separation of the old time relations with
Eastern Virginia was now -consummated.
The Richmond Convention passed resolu-
tions declaring they would NO longer
live under the Constntioh. of the United
States, but In doing so, they ignored the
wishes of the loyal people of the W estern
portion Of the State, just as they always
did and declared us out of the Union.
Another Convention asseIiib lied ID Wheel
ing and re4oFgani&ed the .Sthts Govern
ment.o He read the Declaration of hide
pendence adopted; byithis Convention and
proceeded at some length to argue in
favor of tho c6nstitutionulityy of the new
State. Our delegates had long tried to
procure justics for our part of the State.
but the East continued to Cypress us.
until il was found to be impossible to
live together any longer. There are those
among usrwho say, Abolition rule win
end with this Congress and the next will
upset all the present doings. This cry
had beensso often used it had lost It's
teFrors to him. Every body was dentSoi1n-
ced an Abolitionist.
he read from the Constitution of the
United States. showing that when the new
State was fully admitted, by the people,
the Senate and Congress, it would be .ithe
Supreme Law Of the Land" and that
Bntternuts could not undo it He closed
with an eloquent appeal in behal Of
the unity of Government and the preser-
y Y not Of every star of the glorious old
Hr. Hall was followed by Prof White.
who spoke in a felicitous style of the
divorce from the Eastern half ofthe State.
He had lived in Eastern Virginia and had
been twelve years West of the AIleghe-
MES he had Travelled all over the new
State and knew Its resources well. The
mountains and hills. are filled With coal,
iron and other minerals in inexhaustible
quantities, . .'5-''-'s-
! a few years only are required to
deyelope the hidden treasures and give
new life and energy to the industrial
pursuits of the people. He referred to
Rhode Island, no larger than Marion
county, with q barren soil, yet abe has
large cities, numerous manufacturers,
happy. brave and prosperous people!
Why is thiss Because the people Of the
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nHouse % Delerntea..s..,

PtAyerby Rev Mt. FIsHaa Of The Pres.
byterian Church. - issiiill9 zslss.9s5,,
"A Communication from the Senate an.
nounced the passage by that body OF the
a frst and second time and eommitted.i
% Also the passage Of the bill 70 amend
and re-enaet the 10th section. OF chapter
40 ofthe Code. Read a first and second
times and committed 1922 49, Z. 80 I
NE. HooTos from the Special COMMITTEES
on Distrieting the State stated the delsy
In report 6fshat committee was caused
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OSTicR or THE ASSESSOR or FnsT DIsT. o. Va. I
: g cAMKRoH, December Sth. 1852. s.
AIOTICR Is hereby given 10 ali persons residing In
IN the Third and Fourth Assessment Districts OF
the First Collection District Of Virginia that the lists,
considerations and valuations made aud taken by An
drew =. Ross, Assistant AsSessor In the Third Dis
tFiet; and the lists, valuations and enumeEations
made and taken by Robert Pratt Assistant Assessor
In the Fourth District will be open tor inspection At
their respective oees in the city Of Wheeling for nj
teen days from this data will attend AZ the ONCE
the said Robert Pratt on the 2sd and 2th, and At
the once OF the said AndroWR y. Ross on the 10Th
and 2Ith days Of this month for the purpose q hear
ing any appeals that may Be made from the lisis,
enumsfation6 And valuations o. the nAid Robert
Pratt from the lists, enumerati0ns and valuations
Of the said Andrew p Rosa. All appeals must be In
writing and must specify the particular cause, mat
ter or thing respecting which decision Is required
and must state the ground or principle Of inequality
or erTOr complained Of ,,,.,, ,.,.,,,,,,l ~
dsc1otIu 9th assessor 1it Col. Dist. OfTa.
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EIFrgRNTH vIRaIN1A RHa IMRNr.

George Burroughs, private. CS D., age % years,
complexion fir eyes blue hair light, born IN Ran.
dOlph county,Va, occupation . iarm0r enlisted Aug
20 1851 At Weston, Va by Capt Peterson supposed
TO be now In Randolph county, VA -,
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Fash stripe IS bright ~ now they wave.
9tIlI make Il lead our TAnkSin war,
Still Goat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
rotraIi t. through the dust Of shame.
An honest hearts fts lot will lhRrO
And follow It 70 Death or Fame.
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Il llIi 1sig COMPANY B. ls.ii 30 saf
james Ferguson, deserted at osdon.burEh, N Y,
jS::sPh \ bass, deserted at oEdep,sprsh, x,Ape
John sheehan, deserted Il osdon.ba,sh, N Y, Aug
- 4''s' ssa,ia N ooMpANyo y Ha'iA3i'4a.
Breton BsllingsFu deserted At osdsnSburgh, \ Y,
1Edxs+d ssilinEer, described at oEdsasburEh, n Y,
Charts gBsilInssF, deserted at osdsnrbursh, n Z,
SAMUEL EllIotti deserted a. ogdsn.SuiFss,h, N 7,
-6ss:ssPssy coysy, ds.srt,a at New crostys, Nov
WIN d Wright dsssttsd At New crsSk, Va. Nov
PSI Is 3 84i5.b COMPANY D.. l.ia bsa .5sg
S SSSs P'rryrseseFtsd at ogdsRabprEh, GY,Aps
! Hm MecIOy, deserted at + Va, sept
JShn H HOstsE deserted at New Greek Va, SEP.
1l19es-e COMPANY p. aies 44a 70
"a Joseph Smith deserted It osdsasbprs, Y, Ass
4 10 fis.i1 ID COMPANY. g. I7cissl ggsir,
Nielsen RSseums, deserted at ogdSnSburEh, N Y,
asi:oa RssSso+d, deserted at oE4.a.bufgA, II Y,
Idgi1 .idF COMPANY H. eiys1.i = s..,
Manuel ~ IL isaaAsh deserted at OgdsaIburgh Y,
,.Dehsid Grant. deserted at New creek, va, DC.
1S, 1850. iagu si1l lEuH271 aHyf q .dS7ss-
Ilsj lsaonna gfs CONPANYI.f 5siJ. o. sas7-f
R sSss Jones' deserted at oGdeuSDurgh Il Aug
,s fstiisk Murphy, sspt /,
59hR Mcdonald, deserted At Baltimore, Ma sept
Morris Reagan, deserted at Baltimore, Ma Sen, l.
lse2. % L.z az j .!ia. doc2R;2t
oiss rCHRIsTlIAs PREsENTs. % D
NALL At o0oPBR& BBNsBNEY and buy st
y, oaFuhS At the reduced Priee. ooii dsc20
'-l CLOTH CLOAKs. ia
A 4Ew MORE LEPr Of those splendid CLOTH
IA 'OLOAks at $i2. COOPER Z SENsHNHY,
5eeeto a----s l1a-a-- Retail Store.
NURSERY CLOTH. NURsRRY BIsKETs and
~ other uuFssry axiha' received II the variety
STORE Of 1l ssrg sf"ilHi D. HlC0LL BRO,
deco r9sy haf 'E r 1o9 Main street.
GtHAIR ROCKING HORSES IA Z received ,5it5EI.
" for Boys and 0iElS, At the Variety Store q n
44,- - hiA- - hsG D. D. NIColL 4 BRO,
.! ossez0 -. 1o9 Main street.
RA.LtA9R4L SKIRTS ysFy cheap . close cat At
S.s ssS fieFiSsJ store II p NIG 2o ~, BRO.
.---l--l---- H. :. - -LaAtti setess'
tHRIsTIAs:: AND NEY. YEARS PRESENTS for
iSSssS - 50 P'is 'o ~ s y NSbss. !.
TsT RgS9IyED; another nice lot o. hselbaE-
ia Is Y % 7sS9s y = Jos. aRAyRs IL
ildes19 ldAus on ESP s-s5i No. 90 Monroe q,
i100 IBs PRARIi BAGoI0 90 81 = 1T
lINJO 100 tbs TapIoea KIonsiIIaE ar.no va
b u 81 " dog oox's Sparkling Gelatinaso IA
- -, rs lbas CoopeSs Refined IsinEiasr. =
deelg ~ LAUGHLIHs HusHFIELDPS.
.000 oxEsEIND0R GLASS. oiis l-,-77-gT
SOO 1000 lbs, Putty IN Biadders Z
1900 lbs. SpAnlSh Whiting. ~ -iilsia'a i
, dsels ~ - a. LAUGHLINs 3 BU8HFIRIDpE i
000 BBLS. REHINKD CARBON or. 1901
- y p n z 41 Is6S os best Bank.
Tiq Vt2 70 q BuEnineEInid. n y o. 4s r.fTg ~,
lessls B; Ct 7LAuaHLIHs RUsHHIKLDp6.
OK CANS u0I1IANB toHDos MUsF1RDI : !
le0 q eanl fAyl0r's Engliih lIuiiaEd; ID can't
'nl 80 d.. Mozart il Y NJ ..,, ts,hsHloY
deeiS 90 - a. LAuaHLfNs 8 BUGRIREbea.
100 QAsRs ooNcRHTRAFRD LYRz
wv e ha1p1 RoaEl Starch, al -ss4.-..
$500 90 IbaPS6fi lHaflsS5f beEisg nss5 azad |
hideilqi sVi:EatIkU6HLnlB& BusHEIRLD,a |
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COMPANY B,

Ilf1 HELDauAE4kas 1Osra REo. N. Y. Vols. \,
.frr1ur lis.- HEWi CREEE, VA, Sept. 10, 1862. !
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(From the Pairmont Nationally y 7

New state Meeting at FaIrnont--
Speeches of ssVsrAILeadi citizens.
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oYPIcE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEN. EoR Va, l.
s.;s1ftts ID lI.J WHALING, Va, Dec 90 1862.
TINHE following soldiers are reported absent with.
u out leave. They Win return inmodiatsly to
duty; or, II arrested will be treated desorters;
l0r JOS. 'DARR, ia, u
i'a1' Maj. aud Provost Marshal Den for Va.
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No. Carbon Oil.

"E arr now refining, and hava for sAla, 4 supsri.
w article Of Carbon OIL, which We will b
pleased 70 sell 70 customers A. low market rRte1-
OH delivered In the city free Of charge.
dee9.n WARREN son, Market Alley.
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BENZINE

A SUBSTITUTE FOR sPIRITs TURPENTIER,
IA used for mixing paints and branding purposes.
d SSs .ai'oy WAREE Nsrf : an Iii:,.
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All honor to the heroic but unfortunate
soldier. 1t took just speh a heroic spirit
as his, TO write the letter Of this morning.
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james Ferguson, deserted at ogdSnsburgh, N Y
Aug rs, 1862 faflilf adfs.s.fss IIfE ff7
:. jS:;Ph Bass deserted at ogdspDsprsh, Y, An
John sheehau, deserted Il osdOnsbu,gh, N Y, An
y, 1859. aiha - ~. 70 nSiiE1iiiTl
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s7- ous4oN HouEE, wREEIINgY VA, Des, -, 1859.
The above regulation viii beobssrysd on and after
this date Permits for family supplies will be re
qured a. heretofore, but charge will hereAer be
made for the same. p TH0S! HORNBR00K, -
dse29 2sfal . D. mail q Surveyor Of 0ustoEns.,
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EgLL SETS, i an price, Of TIAik. E2iIia5d Tooth
Il BrIshe! and Combs, for holiday proSenta, Al IN
0qa EetloF HAN Drug Store. 1f,trsr- - : - !
dseE z. BOOKING, Agent
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DURRALo SETS or HAIR, NAIL ANN 5N0OTF
~ Brnshes and Colhbs for holiday pFeSsntS n IN
ODD yellow Hall Drug Store. ssa--l
declJ r. ROCKING ARoDk
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worry SETS OF HAIR, NAIL AND TOOTH
4 BEushel and combs for Holiday presents a IN
ODD Fellow Hail Drug Store. , - = z . =
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The Recent Engagement in Ten
nesSee,
Washington, March 13.-Gou. HAIleok ba'
ttlegrsphtd the following
ST LnrIr Msrnh IL.

Washington, Ndrch 13.-Gsn. Hllleck has
ttlegrSphtd the following
ST. LortE. March 10.
Hos Z. N. STANTON:
Our sItilery and cavalry yeste lay attacked the
enemys works one hal mile west o, Pals, Tenn.
The ereny wa driven out vita loss OF 100 killed,
wounded and prisoners. OR less is CAptAin b nj
OF tho artillery, and four IGon killed and fur wound
ed.
A tvalry force seut ont from Lebanon, NO., a.
tockel one q Pioe's guerilla parties killing thir-
teen, wouuding 1--WE, AMI capturing over twenty
pris ncrs, among whom was Brgadior- General
Campbell, the CO mmanler.
The report male from tie ads and can Is today,
accompanying the bin for increased railroad iacli-
ties between y ~ York tnd Wash ng.on, sets forth
the eyigCnciss o.. the Government requiring adii-
touN AID more spsody communication; ihsI the
I've s1,yd b. inland ani re frJin $40 dangers Of
1850 A"'n ~au', suty say, can Ia
s'il'l'd 'y Finishing the 8.dinz AMI q
''1'D" Kan at and the Committee a,o,,.ii,,,r,,
iey'''nend 'aa' the Secretary Of Tie rre ,surv no
"''''''+ed 10 endorse ON tho lrsl mo-,y,gs bopIs
Wv guarantee o. 'he Paymeu, Of she p-tncipI and
''e. a'' = tho eNsni Of SI5ltOl, two buDir.d al
"ehN tive thousand TO be paid on tho c,npls,Ion
'' h'h tie Raj. AL tas remainder on h., 60.
pel1a. ~ O'iN'
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hs.hodis, preacher ckns through our lines
this week from Prince winism County, Va 10 a.
Ind tho ccnferenoe ., Baltimore He Wa PSI
m,,sd 70 proceed.
Tie Naval COMMITTEES Of the Senate have agreed
70 rsoouuend an appropt iaton 81 $4,000 for the
construction Of furnaces for the manufacsurs zee
iroh Dahlgren guns The Committee vas brought
70 this conclusion By a telegram from Assistant
Eeoressry OF HE Navy, Fox, Al Fortress Monroe,
M ing that DAhlgrens furpacts for th'ir manutsc-
iJre should 10 ga up Al once Mr.. FoS ads
"The lesson % Sunday Is f1r 21-inch guns: NOT
m9ment " delay should occur. ! have not thought
We hei imao was much H. jured, but We are nov
q non cnu'batants Everybody here feels mat N3
Monitor can siuk tho Metrimac, but II will BE- ter
tlDir strugl TO- sid'ting THAI tire eli .nl.. 'ew
shl ems inttb hsl horrible passage. s.1iyei -
'ngck J.. M, and handled an untt'ri orpa imeut
without pre- gious druI, going into az n At X q. m
next cay, tRtif conoucI Is beyond -. aise went
on bard sud thanked Item. y At forget tho
Crtai guns"
Co. Keiris'n, who uts recently involubtssly 70
i'eycd n, IN lis military com mand, took his son in
The II, USE to-day FOR the hrst time mis- session.
mpsny Of about twenty Ave con,rabsnds
from he legion Of country recently evacuated ~
the rebel', arrived here to-day. They report that
the resident sympAihi, with the rebels are hur-
Tying their nsgroeaSou,h
Tie only Confirmation by the Senate ta.dey was
that Of Dauiel Tyler, Of Connscucut, as RisRiier-
Cobera Of volunteers.
Hon Joseph Holt anil Robert u le oven havo
sen appointed commission 10 audu claims
against tho CDvonmeL, ut arms. Their dcos,ou
will Oe final.
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F"'e'' Hanroe, March 13.--Tno s,oor,.
he'iimAc u sAoAi Al tie Norfolk Nav vi ~
'~rRe force t workmen is employed In ,c,sI,in,
Aer' SERIOUS damage was dome "a opo =, IVY,
l''nB7' aud tho frsa'd Of Ihe vessel vas ,,o,o 4,
! ESQ art ro~ bong strengthened. Toe o,n,s %
N''''k are sid 4 be in state Of mingled r,i,,
ing and fear 's''N 'JN''
Lieut. W N JeTeIs is now Ia command q, n.
Monitor. '''''u q We
10 DAT '''m Old P'iGt has arrived, I'm, bring.
vice.. ''ou uoF Ad-
n" $40 Newspaper oouesp ,nlenis thero er,or,
N'pha 'He agent Of the Assl,i ltod Peas b,e 80,
"'asreI away by General Wool, FOR having f.ns1
7" con ~ win he instructions regarding nsvs
Ip' a ~ oil ''d rrcss dispatches will here,nor >.
'Nn' w loI Ale sanction OF Gsueral Vol
Ioe rebels oomu oHoed yesterday anal w,,,., -,
''s' and sand at sswolls Polnt apparently ,,r ,bo
= ''o'''h o' single gun. II was frs, Discovered
moro On Saturday, last.
Inc Seventh New York Regimen, wen, o,,
i''" rom Newport News this morning, AND 49,
N lhe en'hy picksls up James River.
me no" guuhon Dicg,,h arrived toJ,v ,.,,,
B ton. '''y IRON
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81. Loi-s, THURSDAY. Hlrrb IA special dis
patch v the DENooRAT from Cairo, March l2th,
says;-
A gentleman who ieh II 'mphis Saturday arriv-
81 here this morning, reports there is trJuHe at
Memphis. Many persons Hcse leaving the city.
Cation, moasses, sugar and dther stt les Of msr.
chandise bsiHg shipped down tbs river The policy
II burning the city was stul discussed. Spesche-
were made every night, and all m ans uied -
check the increasing dem alton anil I, excite
war spirit
Genera Bragg had come up from Pens,,pla with
ten thoutand men; these we're sent - reinforce Nav
Madrid and latd No, 10
Genoias Bragg and q aurega-d were AiJAoks5n,
Tenn, constructing Publications, and all negroes
in the country are oAllel out - work on them.
Martial law taI been proclaimed in Ne pphH last
Monday for the purpose % checking iniub 'rdina-
ton, and - compel the citizens - turn out 'nl
hsht no defensive preparations being made We
tween hote sud New orleans Forts Randolph
AMI Pillow airrng poe tons, but less formidable
ran Columbus. The rebels confess that the re-
dletion q the.e places will give us al tie points
on tie 'ssippi Tner gun boats a'e all a, l..
lanl 80 10, and carry ridsd = atd ? poindsrs.
Tie fett q, under command Of Capt H,lins
Amts.sug,r from New N sdrii reports all quiet
al = ut,tnifg
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From Winchester.

'"'ch's'er u. NooH.--Iicavy sNo'o,l1ng w.r
hSAfu here a! 10 o'clock last nlyst tom tho. H.
won OF srAuiOurg, which are believed 4, have 80.
caused by Tue enemy blowing up the s,,,s-,-cl,o
O'''ge Over CsdS- Cnosk - prevent our p,,rg,,, =
Jackson. F'''uH u
The sklrn lsh last night on the srau,b,r, ,o,,
WIS l'd By N Jor Mix Of The Van len c,y,lr,, m.
pursued AshuJ's dying s5ou.a unit. be cam a M,
.oir mali body, taxing prisoners a. bef,ro -
'Lo rete' Lieutenant Murray lisa u .uuor,up.
A~' nishi wac acknowledged by s,cssdon :.
utS 'o have Len 1he most qgio, Z r six pon,t,
s7''rA III )uSand soldiers were ia town. ,rd a..
rem ARK was added an wonder your arm, 90.
NAoilouS' from the exc ,,ent discip.lu. ~ v,,,-
sroops.r % your
Colonel Leonard, OF the M,ssacb,so,,s ,,n -.
u''1''l 'oi rfoVes' duty by order OF General
Hamilton military commander,
Among the distinguished p,rSona bsrs ia NJ,
DShofidse, late Mrs. Blss, d,u1l,er % tbaI
PRESIDENT Taylor. Her husband q An oaiser I, ,l'o
rebel service ~ VIC
|oN faun'eroy ate oftho Federal army. t,,,
no" bng 'der-G suerL Of the rebe, yir,,,i,
'''ls' effected LIS escape hence on Tuesday ,n,,,
'ur approach. 'P'n
- ''V' III 'N''s' slrnouuting the stars and |
"'l''' WIN ny train Of cars, started r,r H.
'V' I'iry at O'Clock tlis morning. IL conveyed |
large military mai. ''N
Inc strong cavalry scout last piyLt r,u.l >,
'e''"ke AsAIy's retroating regiment ON ,bo
''aNsDurg road. 1t Is believed he ref,incI I.c,,
III Al s'rhusburg. few Of his scout, may vel "a.
lsin this side OF Cellar Creek
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msr oomrsds and apprehsndod. Ths findings &C.
sentence Of the court martial by which he "
tried, were raj ont on Friday sysnirg, and are
the following tffsci The prisoner 70 be oonhne
with hard labor md W wear ball and ehAia uni
the eid ofihe war, and then 70 have his hes
shaved, V be braided with the letter d, and
drunmed OUT Of the services. He will forfeit all
And Allowances, and only such clothing a' may
Absolutely Necessary will be - ID W him.
The Rev. John L LenhArt Chaplain a shs cuni
heiiaod, who lost bis life on board Of ths, shi1
was = member Of ue Newark conference Of the
y. Church. His family reside on Staten Islsnd
lie WAS a naive Of wiliSmsport. Pa II, v5
@ mmissloLed in the Uahtd States Navy In ls4|
ard was soon Atsr ordered 70 the y sz1 squadrot
o. a vas ADS, M about three and half years. o.
his return 10 was Chaplain In the BROOKLYN Nav
Yard. In 1850 he va ordered 70 the q nstelli
tinn, on the A'rcAa station Subs. quen,ly he W,
ordered - tie Cum eTia d. where he remsine
until bis death. We unaern,nd that he vi
sfoaly beloved by the cfhcers sni crew q the csn
Oer.And, and Wa generally highly esteemed.