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Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
War News.
MANASSAS OCCUPIED BY THE UNITED STATE!
TROOPS.
Legislation.

MANAssAs OCCUPIED BY THE UNITED STATES
TROOPS.
. Washington March IL Manassas has been
evacuated by the rebels and our forces have
taken peaceful possession.
The rebels had all fed, precipitately, before
our forces took possessio', abandoning their
Notifications at Centreville and Fairfax, as
well as those on the Lower Potomac. Ii is be.
lieVed that they are in full retreat, and will
not stop short of Richmond, if they even do
there.
Quite number OF the enemy's pickets, whc
did not join in the panic, have just been
brought in TO Headquarters.
They confirm the report that the rebels fec
in great fright and confusion, leaving arms
cannon, provisions, &c.
| Winchester has not been evacuated and it il
supposed that stand will be made there. Ou
Army is on the move and may soon expect t,
hear OF big fighting or running.
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on prohibitory measures, and jeff Davis, 10 his
recent proclamation vi martial Ia W for the cap
ital and its environs for ten miles, fOrbids all
dlsiillation and sale of spriiuous liquors, /" on
account Of the decentralization of the army and
the prevalent disorder" This, Of course, is
only resorted 10 az measure of desperation,
but 1t is hard to conceive that he could have
realized its tull scope when he veDtured to
adopt 1t. 1t is safe TO say taat without whisky
the rebellion could never have beeR set en-
foot. 1t had a prime influence in forming
the social habits OF the South, and without il,
it would have been impossible TO "fire the
Southern heart"
Indeed, both in its origin and in its characters.
tics there are a thousa nd aspects of the Rebel.
lion that look like nothing but drunken orgie.
Now, has jeff. Davis considered the effect of
taking away this main stay Of his cause! Has
he reflected that there may be an appeal from
Secesh drunk to Secesh sober, and that the re-.
suit may be reversiOn of the ca use"! We
confess we shall look with half amused in
terest at the effect of Jelf's new Maine Law
legislation
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

Misses Reynolds g. Carrow advertise large
complete and elegant stock of Trimmings
which they have just returned from Philadel
Phia with, to which they call the especial al
tention of the public.
w. Edwin Spruance has also just returned
from the city with a stock of new Goods. to
which the attention of our citizens is invited
John H. Bcwley also calls the attention o.
the public to his cheap groceries, oil &c.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
MOVEMENT OF GEN, BANKS,

We have important news from the Upper
Potomac. Leesburgh is now in possession Of
the National forces. Col. Geary, on Friday
night. left Lovettsville with his whole con.
mand, and marching through Whea.land and
Waterford, taking number of prisoners on the
way, IeOched the vicinity OF Leesburgh at sun
rise yesterday morning, took possession of Fort
Johnson, from which the rebels had fed, and
soon afterwards entered the town with flags
Aying and bayonets fixed. Gen. Hill, in con.
mand of The rebels. retreated precipitately
toward Mddeburgh, and our forces soon occu.
not only the the town, but all the surrounding
forts. Many rebels are reported to have been
taken prisoners, and large quantities of stores
were captured The importance of this sue
cess of the National arms can hardly be es.
tiInated at present.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
HOOKER CROSSES THE LOWER POTOMAC.

The news from the Lower Potomac is also
rebels at Cockpit Point commenced burning
their tents and other things difficult to remove,
together with the steamer Page and all the
other craft in Quantico Creek. Our gunboatc
then moved up and opened fire on the rebe
batteries about three o'clock, and in an hour
a.half afterward force of our men landed anC
raA up the Stars and Stripes on the works.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

Ae negro man named Abraham HinsOn was
found dead about half a mile from his resi-.
dence, near Blackisten's Cross Roads on Thurs.
day last, where it is supposed he died on The
previous Monday evening. A bottle of liquor
was found beside him, from the effects of which
a nd the cold, he is supposed to have died. Cor
oner Dorothy held an inquest on Thursday
the jury returning a verdict of "death from
self exposure"
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
Onward.

The Army of the Potomac is steadily moving
onward TO Redmond" We have official
news that the rebels have abandoned their
Virginia "Glbrater al Manassas Junction,
and it is now in the possession of the United
States forces. Gen. Mcclellan is " marching
on " now, and the country has full confidence
that he will do his work thoroughly. For the
next ten days the news will be of the most
exciting character.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
THE MARKETS.

Ia Smyrna, white wheat is selling at ST. 35
Red, 81 % yellow Corn so cts.,-white So
Rye, 60, and Oats, 81 cts. per busheI. Round
potatoes, 62 cts. per busbel. Butter, % cts
per ID. Eggs IL cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 43; Red, 81 sc; Rye
"a cts; Corn, SO; and Oats, 3G cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
Jef's Maine Law.

BY an odd coincidence the journals of all the
cities OF the South, from Richmond TO New
Orleans, have OF late commenced a very lively
crusade against whisky. 1t is really instructive
to observe the dead earnestness with which
these converts to the doctrine of Father
Matthew iterate the old stock arguments for
teetotalism. And from their own showing
there is a call for dead esrnestness; for the
picture they draw of drunkenness at the South.
and especially in the Southern armies, is OF
the most intense and horrible kind. The holy
Jeff. was indeed able to report in his late mes
sage that ga tone of earnest pety has perva-
ded our people - but he might have added that
il was accompanied by tone of still more
earnest potation. 1t appears that the presence
of The rebel army in Virginia has caused no less
than two hunared new dlstilleries to spring up
10 the State within the past six months. A Rich.
mond Journal says that in that city " drunken
men reel out, tumble into the cutters, spraw
over the sidewalks, brandsh knives and pistols
and eftentmes indulge in those deadly conf ctG
4 which fill our prisons with candidates for The
galIows." And it was one OF the most curious
developments we have yet had that when tn,
Union army entered Nashville the other day
their advent was hailed by Mayor Chea,han
solely on the grsund that it would give bin
power to put an end 10 the wholesale intoxica
,ion that was playing the mischief with ,h
city!
5 Finding moral suasion of no avail. the au
lhorities at Richmond have TeceHIly VehluIs
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
Great Battle in Arkansas.

We have news Of the most starting and glo-
rous character from Arkansas. An ot'.cial dis
patch from Gen. Halleck te Gen. Mcclellan
announces that Gen. Curtis, after three days
hard fighting. has gained most decided vic.
tory over the combined forces Of VanDora,
McCulloch, Price and Mcintosh. Our loss in
killed and wounded is reported at one thouss nd
while that of the enemy is still heavier. Guns
flags, provisions, &c, were captured in large
quantities., and at last accounts our cavalry was
in full pursuit of the flying rebels. This ia
undoubtedly one of the most important victories
Of the war, and is perhaps the finishing blow tC
the rebels in the Sou Invest
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

SERENADE.-The fine Regimental Band ac-
cOmpanying the Battalion of the 1st Maryland
Regiment serenaded a number of the Union
citizens of this town on Tuesday night. The
patriotic tunes were enjoyed by large number
who congregaled around them in the street, as
well as by the families serenaded. They par
took of handsome COLLATION. al the residence OF
Edwin Wilmer.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

VIM. H. Carr, who enlisted from this town
last Fall in the Merine Service, was captured
on board the frigate Congress BY the rebel
steamer Merrimac, a dispatch having been re-
ceived by his father, Capt P. Carr, to that ef-
feet. He held the position of corporal on the
fripate
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

The SOLID TRUTH.-An exchange paper
aptIy and truthfully says: Before you GO
shopping, look at the advertisements of the
newspaper. The man who adverlises literally
is liberal dealer he sells mere goods because
he sells them cheaper than old toges who hide
their light under a bushel, and refuse to adver-
fiea ~
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
The President ON Emancipation.

President LineolB, last week, transmitted
message 10 Congress, recommending the adUp-
tion of joint resolution to the effect that the
Government will cooperate with any State
which may adopt q gradual emancipation Of
Slavery, giving to such State pecuniary aid.
He enters into an argument to show how such
line of policy would deprive the rebels of the
hope of ever getting the Northern Slave States
to Join their Confederacy. He also says that
such proposition on the part of the General
Government sets up no claim OF right by Ma
tional authority to Interfere with Slavery
emn words: "In fell view Of my great res.
possibility to my God and my country. ear.
nestIy beg the attention of Congress and the
people to the subject"
Ifproof were wanting of the patriotic ardOI
of the President for the peace and welfare o
the country, it would be found abundantly il
this message. Mr.. Lincoln appreciates th'
Infinite difficulty Of che Slavery question. III
evidently looks TO its existence in full vigoI
throug ghout the Cult States at least. when th
war shall have ended. The utmost reach G
his practical dealing with the subject is TO stri
it of political inAsence in National affairs. T
effect ,hi object, there is certainly no way &
sure az to destroy the identity of interes, b
tween Border Slave States and those at th
} southward aud lhis object the Presidents suG
| ges,lon proposes to a,tain--Dot by the abol
. ton Of the war power. as has been charg,
sgaips, him, but paying full price for all sl4y
. that the States may wish to get fid Of.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
NEW MEXICO

There has been severe battle in New Mex.
leo. on the 2lat of February, ten miles south
of Craig. The rebels captured our artillery.
regiment OF New Mexlcans ran away. The
loss was very heavy on both sides. Col. Kit
Carson was within fifteen miles OF The fort, with
renfOrcements frOm Colorado territory. Lieut..
Jos. Bell. of West Chester, belongs to the force
defending Fort Craig.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

4 Capture of Brunswick and Fernandina.
The naval expedition which left Port Royal
some time ago under command of Commodore
DUPONT has been sminently successful, and twO
more OF the principal ports on the Atlantic coast
are How in our ssession-Brunswick, Ca,
and Fernandina, Fla. The expedition left Por.
Royal about the lst inst, and the first poin.
arrived at was Brunswick. There, on the an.
Pearance Of eur gunboats the enemy aba ndone ed
their works and fled precpiIately. The town
was not burned by the rebels, as threatened,
and Commodore DUPONT took quiet possession
leaving it in charge of some of the gunboats,
The Government thus has entire control OF the
coast Of Georgia, from South Carolina TO Flori.
da The feet then moved down to Cumber.
land Sound, the entrance 10 the habor of Fer.
nandina, which is handed by Fort Clinch.
The fort was manned by the rebels, but when
the feet hove in sight they were discovered
making basty fight, and only few of the
barbette guns of this fort was fired. A few
shells from the gunboats cleared the fort en-.
tirely, and it was Immediately taken possession
of by cur forces. Twelve large guns were
captured, together with a considerable quantity
of ammunition. 1t was understood that more
arms and ammunition were at a point further
up the Sound, and an expedition left to capture
it. The rebel works, as we'll as the town 0
Fernandlna, from which most of the male in
habitants had fled, were occupied by Genera
Wrights brigade.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

The annual session Of the Phiadel phia Con.
ference commences on Wednesday, 10Th inst.
at the Union M. E. church, Philadelp phia, Bsh.
op Morris presiding.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

We fear the Presidential plan will net achieve
the good for which it is so plTioticaly design.
ed. 1t will not induce any State State to dis.
card Slavery; it will not, therefore, weaken
any Of the Ties between the collective Slave
States 1t will offer no sufficient reason for
departing. even in appearance, from the doc.
trine that, with Slavery in the States. the Ma
tional Government has no concern whatever.
II will be attended with an expense teo over.
whelming to be regarded favorably by people
who have already upon their shoulders the bur-
den present and prospective ofa debt of several
thousands of millions-a burden placed there
by Slavery But let The plan have lull discus.
sion let it also have full credit as evidence
that the Government contcmplates no fercbe
interference with the institutions of any State,
rebellious or loyal, and desirable good may
grow out OF it.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
PROM TENNESSEE.

A rebel dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, confirms
the report that Murfreesboro, Tenn, has been
occupied by our troops, and gives the addition.
al information that the rebel Gen. A. s. John.
stoO, had retreated to Decatur, Ala, station
on the Memphis md Charleston Railroad. This
indicates that the rebels, insIesd of cnocen,ra.
Ting at Chattanooga, as anticipated, are tending
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

,JK"rIWES" is published EUery Thursddy.6 6s
R,.r. D. HoFFEcxER, EIitOr and Proprietor, al
s~gaa, Del.
rsIs -iJssoaPr1N. One year. 81 30 IN ddUdncf
:, sa!oo If not paid TIL end Of the year No paper
A;.cOatiaaed uatI all arrears are PGid-Only at Mf
spGoa Of ihslPa6iisasr
.,yssnxsFOr eOsry square of 10 lines, or less first
;.,s,,ion, so cts each subsequent insertion 25 cts
L;Lsrsl arraags meats made With yearly and hay
v..rIg GIssrtissrs
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

The Second Delaware Regiment, Col. Whar.
ton. stationed during the past winter at Drum.
nondt own, Va, received orders on Friday last
to march to Baltimore. II is stated that they
are to garrison Fort McHenry.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

The recent fne weather has set everything
astir among the farmers, aud on every side the
plows are in motion, turning the soil for the
spring grain.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

Senator Wilson, of Massac achusetts, Monday
introduced bill in Congress extending Fed
eral aid to Delaware and Maryland, ia the
work of abolishing slavery.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

&c to press. The Dover prisoners were left at
Salisbury, where they still remain 10 close con-
fnement. (They are preparing to leave.)
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

An old colored man, well known in this To-
cality, named Pompey Steward, died at the
place where he had lived for at least half a
century, near "Gravelly Rum" in this Hun
dred, week or two since. His age was not
definitely know. but ali accouRts agree in max
ing him l04 or 105 years old when he died
The house and lot where be SO long resided
was lef. to him by his master for his life time,
two or three generations since, and old Pompey
lived to see one generation after another rise
and pass away, himself alone appearing 10 re
main stationary. With the aid of the property
left him, and what work he could get in the
nsighborhood, he was enabled to support him
self until the last two or three years, when he
had to rely upon the support of his wife and
the charities of the neighbOrs, who have exten.
ded many kindnesses.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

toward Memphis. where the great fight is to be
made to dispute the possession of the Missis-
sippi yallev
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
WANTED,
m~H@D N7YN skS -

The undersigned would call the atteRtion Of the
Farmers to their complete assortment OF Plows, for
Spring use, consisting of Prats g. Davis COncaye.
Wiley and Moor Plow, Of all sizes and styles War
ranted to run well-timhers for year. Will be sold
cheap for cash, PRATT DAVIS,
mh6-2m Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13

We ale indebted to Hon. Geo. P. Fisher tor
copy Of Bankrupt Bill and other public docu.
meuts,
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
The New York Weekly Times.
Single Copies $2-Two Copies for $3-F;ve
Copies for $5.

The Cheapest and Best Family and General
Newspaper in the United States.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
CONCERT.
Trimming 01ed Variety
sS MID M% ME~
Misses II. j. Reynolds & &. Il,
CarrOW.

Successors to Mrs. 5 Z. MEGEAK, SMYRNA, inform
the Ladies that they keep all kinds of
Dress Trimmings,
Laces, Swiss and Cambric Edgngs Ladies' Lace and
Cambria Collars, Gentcmens Collars Ladles' aud
Gentlemen's Handkerchieis, Nubas Zephyrs of all
cOlOrs Ladies Coat and Sleev Patterns and Chi
drens Apron Patterns, CorseIs, SWISS and Lace Mus
Inns. Hoop Skirts, Head Dresses Hosiery hest quality
of kit ar Silk Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen
Net,- lck nd Edged Velvets, Belts and Betting
puat Working Cotton. Stationery, knitting
Cotton Ofa.4 sizes. White and COlOred Tapes PERU.
merry Of all kinds &c. Also Mrs Aliens Hair Res.
restOrer and BarrY's TrlcOphe herOus; LADIES' Toilet
Powder
ETDRESS MAKING will be carried on the La
dies having learned 10 Cut by Chart or Measurement
also, ALI OTHER KINDS OF SEWING. mhia
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
6 cts. Reward.

Runaway from the premises eithe subscriber
on The 23d ulI., al indentured apprentice boy,
named Joshua Brown, aged IA years The
above reward will be given for his return to
the subscriber, and all persons are forbid. under
the penalties Of the law, from harbering or
trusting him on my account.
nb6 MATTHEW SIMPSON.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
Smyrna, March 10th. l e.. Am.
g cts. Reward.
SCHOOL WAMTEb.

young Lady having several years experience as
an Assistant Teacher Boarding School, desires
situation as q TEACHER in a Select or District
School, Good reference can be given 10 qusIfca-
tiOns, etc. Address w. L. ELlASON.
Smyrna March l3 '62..3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

From ihe New YORK Times, I4ih.,
B.. /. has been Puzz 90 some where tie rsbsl
I government is % hld money to usy fa- trs iron
/ clad steauers it has autboTz.d The br 1irg Of
an England. ard where = has f0uad essh to pur-
chase the vessels and the vast supplies Of arms
snd smmunitioa, it has already procured there
( 1t certainly does not pay for then with Conied-
crate paper. for that Is # a l0w enough gaua ION
+ In the market Of Europe
Bus = mast BE- remembered that tie C0nfsiier-
ete government owns in its own rgl. sn inn
mznss qaantily Of the s0tfoa Of tie S0ufh-
owns, ia point Of fac. as much Ct tie prscO Gus
staple As Is nay be able 20 use. and tbat. at the
present enormous pdcs Of cott n- g sh9loal oil
Il in the msZkst Of Eas.shd, or as HaFana, 81 1
procure guns enough % ara @ division, and Or
nilery encugh to accompany it single cargo
Of cotton running the blockade ftom Charleston
so England, viii Itself purchase q very respee-
able ir0n-c.ad steamer quite ls ioF re0e' serF1es
The csrgOss which have run the bocEste here
tOtOfe have been mostly uss5 ia The purchase qt
arms and ammunition; bat the Coutedarscy :
now vel supplied Wil arms and % can uss ail
zoe subsequent carg05s It sends acr0ss tle SEES
for the pucclsse Of navy. This is where the
moIeJ comes froui and as ths bil su.h0rzing
tne building or purchase Of vessels abroad has
been ostentati0us'y passed by she rebel Con
gree55 as 70 the order for them has been received
n England and as the contract is now being
rapidLy filed, ID wosid not Be astonishing il
next spring found the Confederate government
II possession VI quite a feet cf swift and 81
least partially ir0u-ciad vessels The way 10
make this navy ~ small as possible Is % make
she blockade effective
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Rhs s.nses d se.cslsfisp

New YeTk city h.a ss,dsm, If ever, wibsesssd
ssSh sxcisng scSAss ~ are SEW dsliy kaasFiriHg
IN Re b1siaeas eerisn ef tha city Fss aRPra-
ss5Sstsd adYszoA OF geld SD feFeign sEchAass
tscsray, has stisauIstsS ths sEsssSss EPesslasys
dsfnszd fer Sll dsssriptisss Of msFcssndiss, both
fo1sikz and densstic, asd inasass tgsssasHoa=
ara daily repsrted II every deFsrtasnt. Cspi-
tSllsts, who never bsfsTs thoDgAt of mskias =
ssnsaTs oGtsids Of Waa stress, have rsesntiy
bsen psTsuaded By the invisisg fed, which IS
no.s E7srsd IA tie athss business msfts Of the
ci5y, 10 iavest largely in various descriptions OF
merchandise rot merely f5E the sske Of Partiei-
pasing in the immense prefts which It IS sHp-
posed can be made by the investment, bat
heesuse, in-c5nseqlence Of tbs saoHIsl9us state
Of political tfflirs, they can have bias eompsTa-
lively lille opportunity 20 satisfy their lonsngs
fer sues ulalion IN ths somewhat narTo1 limits
df the fiasneial riag.s The utmost activity
Is noticeable throughout tie rsm.fes.ious Of
tsds, aud excitement and bueysney Everywhere
obtain Prices Of Hesrly aii descriptions Of Tasr-
chsredise are merely nominal hoTe7eT, sHd are
suhiected 0 -heuTiT auc,ustioH. A pefUsal Of
oar rsgalsr revieg Of the business OF the pre-
cdding three days win amply repay p-Iussl
Saeh exciting times and sHeh Inne se trsusac-
sions cai,no5 he resslied even By the oldest
linhabuautn Of this commercial metropolis
Neso York Commented ard Shipping List
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PursninE ssererees.

From the Cincinnati GsEettel
A successful retreat In tie face OF pursuing
army, has hitherto been hsld to be very difn
euls sFsTaEoR. JOmiHi mya; 81 Rs1ssts are
oeFSsisly the NEST d.meah op@Faksas is aar"
W sAs thsn niEst be The gassralBEp Of EAs pur-
suing srmY if the rs1ss6BE SAAzy iaaicts
ETesjsr loss thsR it siEsrs Ahsf 0sasFal Nc
Clellsn had telegrsphsd csmBls@ Vietsry a.
Yorktown, and den5Faiieed snd paste sHic eE
enemy, as usual, they turned ard rspulsed the
pursuing army ct NiiiisaasborE nhiesisg heavy
loss Thirty thousand msn, within souHd Of
the battle, UsTs kspt back By orders Of re less
Al Cfheer thaB ths gensTal-in-ckisf whils tss ed
ysnee Struggled against heavy edds, sRd wSs 70
pulsed.
siailsr operation has bean rspestsdIy pag.
formed durisg tsa WEE, sid tbs bsssle 81 PssFy
wills seams 30 have bss2 oRs Of ne fams sort
However, Ne nsy gloss over tks fsas0fss Of
ehs: sfsr hy tAs dissTi pEozs Of ths dstsFmSd
Lighting Of TIE soldiers Il is svidszt ikat sAs re
iTSaEiRg CSnfsdsT2te Gsmy fTsTa aa asvsaA-
geous pOsitisa, ELL uPsR sas sf cur oiTlGieRs,
rsruissa it, aad tAss cozSRued lie FsSUa4 90 az
1Amolsstsd. Ws Rssz BY FsPuiEs," What
scraAlly scsuTod. Der troops Wers check 81
sith EsvsFs less, sad ths rsasa held the bEtt.s
hsld. Thsrs sEbssdsEat Withdrawal is nst e
psrs of tie battle There VS., ~ usual, plsnty
Of brays fRhaRE hy the troops. RSginsns
stsod firm 80 be dscimsted. Bat the reader Of
the Bccount Of she bssts locks in vain FOR siSss
OF generalship, and naturally inquire Why shis
division was LEFT through prousoted censsss
against superior force when our y hole army was
il puBuit} II this Vas ~ FssGls WhS9 Ger
i sansssls sxFscsed kat.is 81 PsTTyVills, Bhss
would Is rave been if they ksd Hsi had that prs
eaufIon7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

By lhs arrival ysstsrdsy Of two ladies' ron
WAsslieg, Ws have obsainsi some Information OF
sss ssadiUsa sf afairu is PsTponTs d1minion5
Ibs dsmagogas, 5he 1y accident prssides over
shs FsoPis Ct Northwestern YrEinia is ezer-
csiag tyfaany ncTs 0di0us and oppressive, if
Fsssisle, lhsu has OF bis master. Lincoln. A
snoIi ame since, Jutes George " Thompson.
OF .hs wheeling Judicial eiTcuit, was released
fiom lg4g s1d tedious inprisJumsns a. Camp
Chase, and Issu1usd 10 bis home in Wheeling
lac day A. hs arrival PisTD1us had him
ze-AsTsssad, aad At Ass Acc8uHss hs vas stil In
pIissa Hon. Laws ssesur9i, another pfomi-
zsat cibss7 Of Osio county, was arrested by
order Of PlerD0at on the same day Alr S has
0toa iu szuss1iugly de.icste health for some
aue, a. hls rscuvsTy is Uot Eess dsi possible,
ys' PIsrP0ai 80 aais5lsg szsogu 90 send him
Wers shas hs iniszds5 80 make him take the
cath before he did OshsT acts Of oppression
sfe relssed. Hkisa hAvs eaHssd the lovsl people
o. thct section 20 lolg more earnestly than ever
for he Day Of deiITerGn5e.-RiehH0H9 DisBgtct.
Islh inst