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60 =, =. -. -. = -.
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.s sssas lol 80. - 81. - 49, !.
ss.sn.. - - - ]. -. -.
~ I re go - .sss.ss = 80.
Aaosss, z - -, :. -. - = s,
sesA 49, - J. !
- vi DE u - - -. - =
80 D. slsss "a 8 S sISssS
8 'sss s. - e 49, 3 { & e : - g
ZEE - 30 e q 8. ssss s sd .
I ws aaa go - TIL = ~ ~ 81
- = 80 - - n
IN sss J - sa'a - - - :
= - 49,. -. -. s. -.
80 ssa zss 3 - ) -. -, -.
Isnes - - - -. $. - s' -.
g sass'e 100 - - - 80
sas aassfse y - -. - ! j -
msea ysd Asas.asss, 7 W. - 80 80.
= 49, 'sae y ~ 66sfss
Asiit u 4 a W ssgt bsiaEl.g.. ahIst.,sy
y gs G 81 stsss VS.
w II sHs -, y W. 80 ed y ~
om0s' =" Wy u sFg 8 sssE
osss 30 PA 80 80 1870 ss''s''A Oat
go y 49,. = 80 = s $500 ys
y W w as aos 49, 81 !. 80 g. 80 9 =
tl ~ s. &c - 80 = iSn. - g
l0t ss - w 1850 49, II 81 800 FL ~
a0s'a's. "ao $50 a-l a." ). .ss.asss -,
s@s, soS sa.s .1@E ~. = = W 49, ', -
20 vss'ssesss ssssi We So"S,a1'0 - vas s"s
aaa. -aaass .'a ~. ~ -.
sasiaesszse aes ssaasss sss EsAsss 3.
o sSs soa4 afss't ssssssa, 'ss = ese.ssT
FiAl nosiss o mae aaass - sas ssftIas ssesr
ssAti aas adssrs'sshsass ssfa sss ~ 80
sarains aas.asr1ana papa'Ase 70 sas, asss
,sssss OaisaSaasy - saas easa asaea' ssS
Aath hsrssssssssg 1esssa5 pska'ae. % tss
ssfs psspas'ngfso seesa sas sssye Z"s@sss
odd ase'lhsgslnss ma ss0s sasat f0f tss Hsfk
d1dons'fss sini sSs elala~ss"faa 70
aessan daalass-sha'ng fsE.sssso asS9 . 'Ssf
ssasrsss = tWs Ao''ars ssssassa FOE aHe
insertion -whiuh sesry printer knows 10 10"
enough for advertising hanbags' What the
Bill o. sas Dapsfsh saaeanssd ~ We nsi'
shef know NOR ssrs, for We have 30 nn'rs = 20
20 Gssh shs ousihsss OF we gasp6teh s0ao
VITA taAs Of ne Nsw eYsfk 4rsarHs' We
|lsfs the Bin wah ss =: sotsn.a and 'sid 70
him, 40 We die %, = ''Ths fsisats Of the
s0ownsa 70 sire goo tickets Yesterday, vas
prooaOly 10 ossfngns-hs may oone afouao
70 Jay II no snoWs . osposls'on 20 90
ssssts' and gi'sesf tns ooys no<sts 70 nls pef-
torman0s THIS sven'oE' dons prsseo' 20"
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3'1E eENkR +, AssEsHEx eANpa rHR.

The proceedings of The Old School pa,
!! 6yterian General Assembly, 10 eSsss sS6r =
..''s asey, base fhseu sHeesIbaS 'oyd;nss,is,
ssserassirgs inyss aaeqnensstsEI a uosel nxas
$3.50 e such bodice. .0as daS last wssk
81 fesotniipn was Introduced by ons III IL
nesnosrs, ss0 sts Americas Hae s MIA =
Seea VOC ehssUA no whkea ths "a asasst,is !.
.noipaeg lie sessions a anniriated so ~ - =
9psss spssltsd Asbste ,follsRssl 1 ana ! 49,
u9 g lay tae Eesolution on che tabIs -
lOss, ayes YO nays 40. Il mfdtioS 3 Ii e
msas 20 cohssais % VI 10 sbsdisI ~
- - - aaRis1d sThBtcblsmisss yenasssg
" u ufasy rad their yepega ,Wass n,ahI;sS
III S;'s !p fHes;esasys pepsg.- eN m mad
Sed 10 fessbsFN SCRs6 Vpss rtSV T S9en-
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cpmmittse from Ha,risbarg Raitea i
re PsssiSsEssilak aighn d as D bib SsA
shorise Geo. Mcclellan TO issas - /.
'solaa tasta 60 fepsl inSssl6ssl Is d y
fses Ssasss. Is u sisted mat Che co.
fecently uusssred. 6usl0g services ~ -
voala rsspOsa 90 II. landa rl@sa arr ]
veterans sSdla ihas b saddsbry ID,
sised. = st.A.s:ts.,4l : ~A'A
~ FhF- - 80. e sgSEEy TNEFgfH
] ~ g = ~ EssSs glos. Jaasa
"a a'foY' ssVletf has received ipIersG''
from Cen. MilFoy, Il Harper's FsfrS, =
ting 4has hs i sheref sisast che ktsasaspa
Of bic taFcs, aud shel tEipshssses pss i
vsssed BY aboss is 900 rebels wlsa %
sss pfEaEiltfrss Tier ssFTiea III
works BIZ storm. asaix O'Clock Sandy ri
nlln l Fasa lSri N III
lsfg Il 81. shls Whole sou sas
day morning, 4 miles this sids Of WlnsAa
!: t q 4 b d BIZ, q sss
y laaas farse, and Int aasas Asspsrahs q
hoaFa hght hs goE Iii u !, pauissass d |
iAe AasAll !.
- eas stAaaz msu:sa IIisssleas VI =
iiaslssshSs llIs psplta aaa
g1ss asA.,s sa91s -
...saA 81 e 80
III ~ 80 IS s q Us
hing y gssony @ \ '
ass ]. saat' sAgsfebs3s viii 10 d sigAs = s'|
y q, SaaEfows Is. e Ga I III as0sps g
sAe 9hs dslErds tlbS III n bfldsa
las sesaasssn i inssis Be Trosg
oeiaa Maassae ii ssss4as ssts;oa shs rig
w. gFEs aas being copssrpessdv "
seaai'ss g gsss tesp tsyn sspAaa e
, ta : = fheFs is uo ksps scf ssvisg 9
sOahssy sou.h cribs g6squshssna
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SoI. va - ~ IN 81,
as 1lasssa sssasr
0N IfE "a, GOYERKoR,. ''a' {.
~ =. Z. - 8 -. g st ~ =.
- s 7 = s. = : = !. ~ :.
$3.50 Z - - q ~ $50 p I
Uk yUDGE COURTs as49
A ~ III TYTT.TGa
!, - -. = - GO. ,V'sF. =
- = -: =. $50 -
!. AgR' aICKsT. s''a' e. nas'
- - $50. !. -. 3 80 - 1
- - y -, - - !. - -.
- :. s. - - =, q. =
-. -. -. -. -.
-. -. 81. -. $500 -
- - - ! $3.50. -.
- - - :, -. =. - J.
$3.50 !. - -
- - 8 y - !. - - :. - :,
$3.50 - - - ss s's2'. -.s
49,. = 80 - - 80. :. -
- 80 - -. : !. { eA' 49, =
- - -. : 'sssss -, : -
- - -, -. = -. - -
-. - sa !. - - -
nss@ As saesoaka'. aass.ssa's.s - !,
So 49, 49, ~ .''s
49, hoa % go s'sa - y. .s Hss -
ssss.s -, sess = -. - !. -. s's
- sF Ssssssssss - =
sss Ass. .ns 49, sas s11slss - .hs
sps's aso - sssIsssa 'ss sapss'a'
ssassJs ssa, as sssas sos. pfenaazas Rsas
= sAe ssss'soso SO aaas, Aaslssss sas
- ne - Y asas'p@ssa =, -
80 o'seay Sasas asaSaaioas 4 sasfs' 7"ash
osasa kseaasss ~ .sa o. psaassss :. Ass
sssss.' zee sapavs ~ ssss sac sss'aara
stsses' ana nnaay soagessaa ma = Has asaMs
aa5 80 :. - ssrs nc - ~ -
- 80 s.s. : - 4. - as!...sII -
s".'s- 60 'I,,sIs - $500 esss..'snss
-, - 1890. :. ',..-,s.;ss..s
=. -. -, -. - "a .,..,.se 80,
A.. s.-.sh,.s..s,.,.. q "a. - 49, -.
s,.. -. - !, -, 80 - -,
a.. ss.us,.,..,.. - - ,A.-.mc.s -
-. - =, ~. $50 a.. = ,,.s go
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5s.z.,ks. s.a.,.ss,.s a. -. - n. .eoa
A.. A.. w;.s;. -. ,s,-...A,..... os.v,.s..
h,... - .s;.,.h.-.s al s-ox-w.. ..v.r.-
" w,nna.s !, Il. .,rn ~ .ooon,t AZ
ssszs,t i. 49,. - -. 80.
assssss7psksesslS b. !, q tboroukb. e.oipe
Usisn sasa-Isslissss ID vsssisx, dowa Ishs
Ssbslhor sSd biessrsiue the Govsrnmsbs
kNsosaessly wsg asprsssss pssssbDs. e bv
9ofSsr ~ arms8,snss ,wslf, copssauaussy.
asjsSb wgh1 d ,fufsssuscse slssos1 tom de
issGosssi ss Dsviaassd lvsilasdi kSsn shrps'.
ont the ssats.tstasra. ~ ~ uos' I'll
ss4xx.srs tvdr 6.xs, Ssdl,Ev.a,,ssssD -.
xtIata ES,sysa, :. ~. n. y 80 .,1s,s;,la
IslFgs. sss,sssss.s Fs,mssvVFy, ss,fsssssa I'm
80 tssssL. q s1o,as u. s. - =. -
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- - :. sa.,;s.-.a ..s.sI.sA-at
-. .s - n;.s-.sa-sss :.
- - - :. - ass--ss', - 4s-s.s.:
y 49,. e.. s s"eos'1s'
:. =. - ~. - .. J. oos s"
- 49, !. ~ - - !. .'a% As',1s1''
-. - -. - :. s-,1'ss, - sxS.
= - J. - -, - sss 1sssssa
= -, s s.s. $3.50 : 'sss'
s ~ sos 80. = w 'ans anu k sep
= - - - = - o"sSa'- a2sS 'o,.s1
: " We ss. ssa sr isr. We sspssne RsOsa
=! 800 Dssa 81 'Dsssspses~ ssssfz sss
nassesesary Every ms8bsf of tAs B4ss %
- Es-eg 80. A. 80
i iss. aso~sAia : ,ss..of he ssssss 's--
ySss asd nos proioasa sar'sss 10 NE sssss'
= as 80. sss sssss ~ ses. sSsa % ledge OF she
' oassssss osas Dsssapors f''tass. soa
: sss, s 100 a sssf sgs, ssssss s'sssss
y: - 4,
kn0sa UtRe9SsD in man Of fndeAkVENSFesfns
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= s5a&a. - ~ 1-kkSAEoufks SAue AZ
> The ,bsas j9EOrEpasion .esed.ts Lorlug nj
1000 men, ct Jaekson, Walker, At Yss.
City; wifi $500. kb6 .lbh6s68 oaEt Cans
Wits l5yO00 Gfaas holds Ell thafasm !
Black rigess EA!sh ngss sssspNed BY Jah
ssou. -... a
. EoFFug hiss SfdsreG sss gessssast.
masssd1OE &aassask asasun Eesso -issas
scouts are cOatinuously sSNutias GassisA 4
Grants time: Ainsh sickness is saidtspnl
vail in Rgdsas sahsg eisIssbA ds.irs j
EapithFatisS, Bat PEND esohIabsoEas 81
- 800 sansxgT@F FE.-x~xr~.ss,
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s.' .,.es r., Z s. 80 hil& 1el
The RDquiressa special from ~ Sd
dated last night, says she latesa aasm
show Lee has posted ! .Sery lattsa fasss
shs shsaanasah Vsilsy, with E~ell's nF
p aassase; ssuart's cavalry asa Haj
sofpsgears close behind and fI0aRasrsssa
hr n Sfffse M n aai zs&sas Eg,i5ttals8
= agssl aiaEss7 tsIs. Is ss
4. !, y sees y ,ssp fsr.kef any ddabs fSaFEest
fgsashsng his whols fssaes up aowagds lisFs-
land and Pas Oar cavalry shsvs Ssss u
,lnisa:Fg, With b rfa F -
aswea xaays ssre avfd sgft .Boy I'D ists 8 ss8s4s
80. : q = 80 e 70 aa.sssdglsss Sas
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Les's army ID out on q hage afaids--I
Various spssaiasions ara indslgea yin, re.
.gardisg this extraordinary movements OF ahe
'sEssbs.'' SameAhink ID d p6ecs Of strategy,
'whias Othsss. FSgard it e esidssss Of dee :
peratios; nvishsr "gusss'' 10 zright---shsy
are Esiag Oves<to Ohio sovots for. rEaflsn-
digham. = - ~Eea.. -. .t..} ::.r
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ss s,l 4
|. ! 1
-. Alk sa
j ssa assaI sss ii sss.,s|
= s.. &. 3 sss 4
ssassk sSsss Is
Iasss4 xSSs sas
I'll vi 81
ri
1850 80
~ y IA !
Al olssial lsIssrsas iron IS. .|, 81 ].
fIarperss Rsfly Il IS sS 81 4 II /. !
llassas .l I'D fsRss d 400 II
sifaanap0f
0ss. slssrInAoa.. ].
hssals I sfa - vlsA fsisasss
49,
and one haseszy q I s.sa q e 'ssl
IN ablsihfornasss ~ ysgsrasss 8 /.
esaiep, iy ,flyse ssasil Asase AL feh
sr9sssa Ra6sssl q & II Nv
suit 81 Ksslssa - = ssssss s,shleh -, s
= 81 - 81. nj 9.
passed fhsuas s B Is "a, - 4 /:
land. DID. ppf sFaa sSGk - go
beg6Hd gbNsR ~
4 nesser9 q, sso 4 i. y I ~ ssyss.
asahsls 5as hkas szesi s g ala..
|'fIbs u 8. ! q
Passengers from Ffsdrisk say Gals ! Il ~
rebel pieksEg Ng IA sfstpwn. bus ! ,a.s.,
arssalIss 4 60,
from shspasasaasss III {.
s. 9. e 8 e Z 81 A
So 49, 80 i'. 4 E. Z. PAlIsdslpbas, lstl
Q TIE Baislaoss. Clipper says rs6sIs s..
I'D Esrpsr's Ferry d % lssS, den
sarlpSfise Geh. Tyler. Tkslsstsr ssslFsIs
a1arTsisnd hsightss asd shelSea sbe ssssA
oompslIid ahsAf pa ssgaA m ayalsanse.s
The Fsbsls ItoFeSp - raiIsOa9 aBabua
aged canal. = : = q
Travel q resaas Esss tsa Fsrrysa
BasinSSse.r Aesoauss agrees sbaa vsb4lslA
Uhambsrsburg era nav, nj West Miaisa
Bas a small force ID IEaesrssoss! sfese,,sK
EnqsiFssis spesial 4fsam Hashlas:s,
says: Lssssf fsSa = Aid pf CO. LII
feuod il rsbsl mail states ssas sfsbsfs Il.
airy arc en- roase fos pIstsbufg sfsom OIL
= uassea Avpfsxa II a3s8A afaE gsrfaa .gfEts~
teik. ~ ks3ssss44 s*FsAs ~ = fge8T siseaK
There we're osig ghFss ssbei spaassa
vicinity Of B.achkassf ..stas .,.-ss
No rumoE Of army lighting By IIoeEa.
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SWhy Ut &Ans*paf Ieas g
|.o,la + il. 81 sess na Rssab lieaa.
vAh - ass ! 4 BE sin iowa eosssls
m II skln % 81 ssasd - sishsr e
n ahsss eouaa - riit n $3.50
"a ed \ sayep qe assgt
81, g sssSsssed. nd / a i nssasf prlsesdf
rs saslis s5s rSily HzvxsTS r TT ss
RaAz nd 81 sasD n
III sks pSp 81 ssfsfssa D aessss coslslha
80 j.
e,pssses.sa ssl gsliaovss aast asnnirys y = 81
1issa< paasaaaai 'ilne ssNssA -
syssssssna afaasseigise 5nsahs EIhitsa &taasss
an s ssssis ID lssss - lsass stss =
asssskss ii fss sa.aasss psipafsssSkd Aaf ssss:
No ss5atssl hsaab iuaass iapdvif smeGasnsa
ksssza sigullsly pspsss - a ssaA = ass
lisRsen tsvs q, swhsrs Ne sill agas sesAaaah
ss@s so eassmaasp ikDswso au !isss klsss
whsss, aAa sssslss,is sixs h6dssssasaises4sdif
.g'7saxItw T7RaToE 70 II 81 -
gaJssd .shasaTl bi&-aenoh ,a9lblfas taasN
bod The aras page ef se-aag' ss RsPsE .WAl
bslseaaAs ~ saeaaess. tssgan sats &eE ~
Uuioa ~ a0nssasnlaf eg@y AsEfsss
piondq iisscssa saa pssse fEissd u
Osass isy. 4;Ees cafsss ,susAs N sBReal,
nDkvsnpsslii paFSiass IL bio Gappseaeeaisml
We must conclude that be 10, indssdb jeiasa
Saihis i&olssYfdiyus .sezEa Oh h.poR .
ga -Gs..Z : - 81
r. 3stI h. A Tls st!i a.-y-+rlf .5as bjgsa Haai
!. We clip the following item ffeHl she co on
psreial sOIsRn ss taa Chicago Roab ss he
l3sA ansttsioI wca 90 ..aci w. Il .stg@aq
a rW. B. Stone, commission mefchans. re-.
ceiyed 70. day q shipment of 1000 Bushels
wheat. tpaft 81 & los or $4,000 bushsiA,
which is to be shipped from OouuCilf BlaGs
10 abiaBuaaRkdss Ii 10 shipped by Misseuri
trives TO S.. Josepb, thence by rail, 30 this
city. Fredrick son 4 Jackson, Oh Council
tslnffs, are ths sSiippsfs. This u the frat
eobsi sssASAs De whsas ever received asrosn
staE seeaionY5wcf bee ,s9@tiaft eds =. axf
Il The Chicago IfrhSne ef,ths came adase,
SAYS. a-;osar~rro - ?, q, 700 80 ta4l
Yesterday Dir. n. StOpe,, sf, THE aisy,
received Oh consigpmeHta + 500 sacks,choiee
wheat, raised mostly, 10 Nsbraska. from
Council fsfaIfs, lows. This is the irssi CON.
sighasene o. gsas6 ever 'feseitsd from Zach
d dissans paint, and We sadaFssspd that it 10
the 6rss instailmsnt Of &c, 00n bushels des-
tined for this market. :. Tue wheat, was
shipped BY 9Fpsdricksdhp q Jackson, Council
Bluffs. B54FoD 7&SAg@4 ~ aeasss3g4 gggg
"a. The .Eonts oflshipmsstiwas, lfsom Gsuacil
RiuGa 10, ST.. Josspb, By The Miaspuri river,
and thence 80 Chicago By railroad The
fste Of freight 10 not made public, but is is
loW7 snehgh %; perSnitfiof q fair matgso ato
alb ceassFDsds4 Next gear we look Tee ID
large amount of oil kinds Of produce from
the territory west Of, the Missouri river"
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snsy wsnseo Sseonsfuerabfs JOB work dope, -
bu. isss a. saiSk IS sHssy iisssasSsd t6ae The
N0SrXREit vas E1Uifdh piper aGapa6 .bs,
there was aiiSa ssssSaesh PAPER puSiis6sd7 10
town, hey "dt6ppsd asffks i Dot bosaso p
spa vert 70 shs either pisSs f0r thsir aISrk
Wft6Oas even iuquiffng Sur' tsrns.. bnffn Re.
fsrriDg % our bill for advertising they issxy
sbg ssheaGasit bssssr 10 pay it than %
stay aad contest IL p shaa yissuallx ao-
kao wlsdsiag shss Ihs3 .Hepldt AaEs lsiI
twitbsas paJins iii tAsy aaaId bars done
sso- This j. iass What the rAssaly appear.
gspss Of the SillaipsGsxs PC reason 80 go.
tiSRssss ssa jass sWAatl We we're sarsful TO
guard against They 4ntswdsd to steal ous
Of town @ssA0as saying Issdia printing blu,
56Hs ne Esks ~, u f6sis dasgs, and bFaugbs
them Y 81 siIHs-sasa ashass shst's the mat.
a sft e I. s.. v1Asls pis.s sAsi, Bic howl
ssdpssss "a sAs graft syerJEhsys 80 gjve
sAsss fqscaF 1 vide herth II ,yas DO, any
Eoyk fss y. thsn. keep 2 sharp eye on them.
u yes Iisiks their sssE, keep ,batb syss !, On
.hsR snd sps band aa ypsrs pocket hspk,
] .Ss sesg srs t sstt # IowilliYsd, uapYiPell
pied, white lvsrsd vagaboads, Who would
pick saaa.s poaksss-Sos ssa essss, or r''' Fuul
&C AGsasaa Asyiag sha psiassEra MO :
Since i hprs thssss 20 nash 90 nay far ths
sak@ Eoslla W shsett ESs sbSSs3s Srs s
is'asa 10 @4--s@ : AZ ssrza 2aAieo yTfs G
@ 1bs9 Pssss~Azsassks~ asaeeaGSspS ara
rived Asma sEUsa7 chs STATE pCOA%~usou
yesterday. a-t'srv
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-09-24
PoL1cY OF THE LINCOLN ADMINISTRATIONS
The New York Caucasian says - So "a af j.

POLICY OF THE LINCOLN ADMlNISTRAT10N.---A Asta
The New York Caucasian says :8sAt1 "a I'll asssNs
| e We know very well what the policy Of The -
Administration will be towards every State 50
soon it falls into their power. Maryland 80
and Louisiana vivid Examples of thsr hate aet'
cupidity, injustice and tyranny. First, the pee
pie will be disarr,ed and then, when pless ~
their property will be seized and confscated, :.
and their homes, lands and ancestral acres turn
ed over to the rapacious yankee speculator.-S~
Their organs of public opinion will be surpressa
ed ;their tribunals ofjusice overthrown thejr <fl
State laws set aside, and their State Constitu>ss
tions ignored. In place of all these sits ona q
supreme semi-milltary judge, like Peabody in
New Orleans, appointed at Washington, v bo
under the mockery ofthe forms ofjustice, sinnsas
ply registers the ediets othe vile Abolition cabsea
al at the capital The whole theory Of self fgoyuss
ernment is overthrown at single blow. he
right of the free expression, which every Amer.
icaa claimed as inaiienable, is tyrann,caFly sa66
vert ed, and the privileges we claim for eur-ats
selv inhumanly- and wickedly denied 70 ophrsse
ers.sAi etttf.sH ssa tttaga sa 4 s2a tastw srO
W. -
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-09-24

- GEN.; HeLMEs.-Late Confederate advices~
from Arkansas state akat this officer is not dead
as was reported. - - asss aaa.ss
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point We made stand long gseuough to give
! them two rounds from our carbines with
great effect, bus was forced to give way. re-
treating in good order for perhaps two
miles when we formed in line again and
assumed the offensive, succeeding in driv-
1 ing them before US until we had arrived on
tthe ground where we made. the first stand
after leaving Strusburg, When they rail-
lied with additional force we discharged
our pieces. The commanding officer, Mai.
herwine, deemiug it expedient, owing 10
the exhausted condition of our horses to
fall back, which We did, regEetting..our force
was so small and weak tllat ne could not
meet them. We came from there into camp.
not defeated but overpowered by an over:
whelming force; nor do WeIconsider our.
selves whipped; the men ara eager for an
otEer trial. Too much praise can not be
laVished upon Major Michael KerWine for
the excessive bravery and military skill
exhibited on this our first.tIytlg occasion.
He has gained the confidence of all the
men of his command, and We are will
Hing to march upon many force with
him as our commander. No matter
what epithets may be hurled against him
relative to his bravery and skill as mill
\ tary man We still have conhSience. We do
not claim to be better menor soldiers than
IuoSe Win us IN the neldt Dot we do claim
to be both better men audfs soldiers than
those who would pluck the diamond from
the crown of their companions in arms to
decorate their own. We had a pride in
knowing that we were Pennsylyania's
hardy sons of toll; we came With stout arms
aud willing hearts, to strike down the trai.
tor where ere he could be found; we res.
ponded to our country's cali,in her darkest
hour, but if truth ceases to be virtue, to
fight and be overpowered by superior
force is to be termed cowardice we forfeit
hatprivilege that has been ever dear to us.
Hoping you will make the correction asked
for, or if you deem your correspondent
better authority than those who particle
pated in the engagement, who were cap
tured and who had every means of know
ing the force brought against US, would
you be kind enough to give the name of
your correspondents so that we may know
who it is that takes a malignant pleasure
i'll misrepresenting the soldiers, who fought
on, that day.. His heart is not in the right
place or be would have corrected his state
ment ere this.
A note addressed to AdjutAut Mcguire,
18th Penn. Cavalry at this place, will be
received,
Yours with great respect,
G. r
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APARIsIAH FANCY BALL.-The late fancy
ball at the Tuilleries was remarkable for
its brilliant absurdities of costume. The
Empress wore a superb dress of black and
crimson, covered with small gold coins in
terspersed with diamonds. The robe of the
Princess Mathilda was stiff with magnif-
cent emeralds. The costume of one noble
countess represented FIRE, and another ap-
peared in the toilette of a character in ro-
nance, thus described by Galignani:-
"Her hair, colored dark, with violet
powder, aud built up in the form of tow
er, made her look taller than she was.-
Plaits Of perils were attached to her ten.
Piles, and descended to the corners of a
mouth rosy as bursting pomegranate.-
On her breast hung vast collection of
sparkling jewels, resembling in their mot
ly confusion the scales of lamprey. Her
arms, ornamented with diamonds, but 9th
erwise naked to the shoulders, escaped
from tunic studded with red flowers on II,
back ground. She wore a chain of gold
between her ancles to regulate her steps,
and her flowing mantle of dark purple,
made of an unknown material, trailed
behind her as she walked. like large
wave"
Madame ROttschiId appeared as gi.
gantic bird of paradise, and the Countess
Aguado as rack of cards. Large bee
hives were borne to tho saloon, from
whence issued swarm of beautiful young
women, winged and humming, each oue
every inch a queen; these fairies, charmed
by the music, moved at once to their posi-
tion in the dance. at e-a
These festivities employ u large class Of
artiicers, who live by labor, but they do
not furnish either work or bread TO the
helpless cotton manufacturers, now liter
ally starving by thousands on the lower
Seine.
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From tho paiEmOnt National
THE NEW STATE.

From all the counties composing the
New State of West Virginia, we have the
most encouraging accounts of the success
with which tie amended Constitution will
meet on the 26ih inst, the time fixed for
the people TO pass upon it. We are told
that there is not single county out of the
forty. nine that win vote against it. Brooke,
Hancock aud Marshall counties will vote
almost as unit in favor it. Even Ohio
county, where some people feared the But
ternuts would s.turn the tables" against it,
|, We have e!ery!a assurauce thatit will receive
Ia handsome majority, the influence of the
two rOnndheads, Sherrard Clemens and
John S. Carlile, to the contrary notwith-
standing We thought the people of Ohio
\ county could not be sold out by these TWO
abortioDs of political honesty aud proprie-
! ty. Monongalia, Preston, Tyler, Barbour,
Randolph, Harrison, Wood and Kanawha
counties are so nearly unanimous that their
jlmej1riies will be counted by hundreds
4 and thousands, In addition to all this, the
4 vote of the Virginia troops will be ten or
twelve thousand in its favor. And what of
! Marion, our own connty2 She will not be
1 found wanting. Her majority will not be
lessithap from six to eight hundred. Iu-
4 deed, we do not believe there will be one
hundred votes cast gaiDstit. Marion, we
/ predict, viii be the 'bauuer county"
We are not surprised at all at the almosl
ibnhAuimous consent of the people of West
itVirginia iu favor of the New State. Ithas
all the facilities for making great manu-,
facturings State. It's rich mines of coal
4 Tad, iron, oil and sand only need capita
land enterprise to make them sources o
Immense wealth to our people. Besidei
4 the mineral resources of West Virginia, i
4 has other great advantages. It's bills ar
the finest grass growing lands in the world
land on this account, no country can, in on
q ikne8ledge, excell it for raising sheep ant
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growing wool. Its water power, too, eau.
not be excelled. 1t is amply sufficient to
turn all the spindles of the New England
States. 1t has many other great and i'm.
portant advantages which we huve not the
time now to investigate and enumerate.-
But even such as we have spoken of are
enough to convince any friend of prosper-
ity to favor the New State. Wherever
there is as wide field for speculation as
there is in West Virginia, tits just as nat
ural for capital and labor to flow into it as
1t is for water to seek and find its level
We hope our people will not allow them.
selves to be deceived in this matter. Let
them only search for the truth and think
for themselves aud they will naturally be
convinced of its Importance.
Another great reason why every farmer
should give the New State his undivided
support is because it " i'll increase theSatue
of land at least SO per cent, and diminish
taxes more than one.half. In word, we
believe the man who is opposed to the New
State is against his own interest, and will
receive aud merit the execration of his
posterity.