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BEOOKLYN.

EXrLoMoy II PKRcUsHoN Car MASt =
sAcrosy.-About noon saturday. an sxrinsson cesn
red 10 smsi frame building sstanhed - The pssvaf
sion cap manufaesosy Of d.. Henry 0oIdmssk, IN
Carroll street, near Nsvis. One nan only vas
esesd st work at the time, and he - but slish
Injured. The building vas demoliAhsd.
THs THIRD DISTRICT ESRoLLMKSr.-Th-
following 10 the result Of the business Of ssturdsy
the Provost Msrshsrs Office, a 20 waahnstss . q.
Brooilys sub.titut.s. ' bald. u psid $500 Il !.
disability, 81 Alsns, 10 over age. 70 under aGe- :.
non residents . in the service. q tso cf the sa.e
family IN the service. only soas, D diAsbusy, l."
Total, l29.
ExEnr gIoss vRon THE DRAyr.-Ths Brock
bu Common Council s,snptsd thslfelloviaS psrsp.
from ihs essn ON sAtardsy;-
6<h Wayd- Densls Carroll, H. Hsadsrshos, Hesh
MeSetL ". V. brosS, G; s.sin. H0bs Kane. i"
Rayd-Henyy Brown, d. b. Cooker. eth Wow /.
l. Rcpdsrsou iSN Werd-Hsnsy Burson, Gina
ste,s. u. W Graham, VIZ. Heron it<h xevv .
a l.. Lssk
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fsasgraphis News Itsms, 70.

Forr hundrrd d.sr,srr Nori ,as Army Of the Potc-
mac vss ~nt 10 the mont ~ saturday.
IL. rumosd - Wellington 'h., the r'slsu.tise
h'"''c- sfsssd Ct ~ bis siere"or.
'ntepisins reb>l artist fecept,y tcok "visss"
Srs y. s1a ,n.s nty ssS
'"e 'N a''I's And tuc monitors -hicb vsre a. vort.
& dns b.Ocasds r'nn,,' -, Alnt.na ard Mont.
oal cruiser, in ,hs ,asisy o. sh,s i..snd Tst"
pssss ar all valuable.
Tsy Savannah NswA of the Iitl. sa,, ths, the
Jail. ="
In sadl.,on 20 ,hs prisoner, ,,c,nu, EXCHANGED.
i; ~. h.as. about sIsssn ,ha".sSe msp 20 MY her.
!oiSr .s ..i....d on sMes, VII he ,s'ansd t9 driy
aTmer.
Two noted tesili,,, eDs,sed "a rri.e dsb' nee,
S,rsinte CITY, Soy.ds, on tie !td iiu. 40. tho
.hleh ,be riqcipah snd spsctator 6st ame inyol,.a
Thirty pistol shois HE'D durios The melee. wound
inS tive and kiiiuS one.
,..is .h. ydns Is ssara,t S so..sG. T'n.
.s st,sch.d b. tso g,cIas IN cit,sens' dfc>s- aud
;hfi Mi t'S.:s | .a. n: on x.
'sss Of Tho Arm, u ths Po,emse.
"a: s s.,ss1 :E%.s r. s; ous sssa:'y ou:.
IstN.eo 70 and " Copisders,es s.r' KILLED and
sSsss;A sns S. :ss Y: a;a .ss .. ;.s
of srmy vasons filied With s.or,s ysp.ursi aud
brought within the IstsYai iines.
suFyrtsrv ~pESI Of Poil.e Webb, 10 his quarterly
rspor, says there 70 no doub, that al crimes murder
e1estfed ase Oeaty on th- iueteaas ~ sshinG on
thG. not pdinx be has had tn valI all. aS.,s
sncs Of the military sutEorties In addition his
own forces, ee have. he s,sert,. oue GrsU sT svny
twelve or thirteen Of our poruaton, ni,h has ary
Doubled by the srGs Influx Of trsnsers
et'rl .rnnsI dsiaSstcs, appointed by tb- rsdirai
convention hieh met st J.ff,rspn G,ty, No. aeN
3, havc sfhved A. WsshnG, on. They eone 10 Dc
maud ffotn the President the removal Of u-l echo-
held from the Department Of Hlssouri. II 10 under
stood ths the dsisSston rnousy In avor OF
tho app, OF .rnerai blt,ar, whom they te-
sisrate the Hero Of sev Or!esps" The ksnsas del
essSn. composed Of eisht Dembsrs, beaded BY Jim
Lane, has also arrived
rrn Charlotte North CaroinA) BvtLIrIs Of the
10Ih instant eontsns tie ring sisn 6eant para
sraph; We m@t siroeIely nsret to learn that there
are large nunber q conservative, ~. submissive
bts 70 Lincoln rule Who prefer hshtine their frrSds
and Srothen. And even their isiner: v!th the dc.r.
battle -fet, Dov banded together, to tht number Of
about svo hundi ID, a. FtaiFys, twenty mies shove
stst-sviue, resisting the eonstiiutsd suthosiiep.
isstsrday, - vs havs been informed severe battle
~ fought by Lieutenant Roberta stb forty Coufed
s!ete sodisr, At that point resulting 10 the caps
Of four and the killing Of two thIse OF the traitors,
sbo have sent 70 Trap ILL for rsinioi lea nents
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ss:. z sss s: Sss. =.
sSil; 10 sysil,ns ,hsnssi,ss of sS. msn1 rspss;
ehsnses o. front the. took place on SAs in0
s ~. s'tf, sad .srs pso%p y .s.ss every %, AatAss
S!l. :,,,,, y; ss,as y ssS s"5ss S:.:; .
,.n ,hs. .rrirne:S ai.s.poa. Ssss.,, a. n tS:, S
rso Their esuss- the pOssessioa of Chsttssooss.
a,sssAt Asp TAT oryIosse xiiLsp Asp ~ouEpn.
Geo W. n. IvtIe.
Col, Gros,, commanding brissde IN Ps,nas nvi.
Cot Baidsip. oomnsedins brissds 10 Johsssn's
Ma or ws,l. Of Gen Davis stat.
60 II &. Hcs. Commanding brigade IN Gen DAVE
Lien. s'.r'e,. on Gen. s.s'te.-..ssis stat
q L.svt' u. p.urr, ep Co Widsy. ..sG
C.a aarSSei. Or cen ',s cie.,.. st.s
Gen. stesdrsn. slstt!y.
div1s,on. lisb,ly -oundsd'
Csr hii,rd On zen. PsirDer's STAG.
Cci II ,. serbue', oornmandius brigade In Dsira's
Col. Crsrtor. eem nsndins brigade in BrsdleyS a.
Col. =. b-sde,'. commanding brigade 10 sA.ri-
surgeon + VI Gree, sta, OF Gen. TArnss
Bi TELEGRAPH.
ps,erabie News Rspsrted.
Wd'h 1c'oN SIT 2s-rbs Rsrv ptic A. ssys:
e Rosfya,s, bI' he details "a nnot 5r sta ed Tie
rscsi army, nom the ss'. .e.srams. ht' ro. Il ar
pcars uioesd General Rosccrsns in ht Yrssent pal
tion'
eN-ovp rI-rAvcB.
Wdsir.oioh, sepl 1''-Frum What san 10 asder.
tanned tie late, dispstehes fom Gsn. Rrscerlss
show the condition Of snsirs 10 BE- more hoysfui
Burus'de's Army Pretscssbs the FlAaA.
Ct0-rnndii, S>pt 6.-Yss.srday's Nsshviiis U-ros
ssys "Gep. burnside he's reached the ppint vhsrs
be vss er2ectsd 20 prsvsnt the HAnA movement Of
the enemy Brs. Gsn. Frazer and 1l6 rsbsi of,osrA
eaptured ~ Cue bersnd Gap by Gen. Burnside, have
arrived 81 Johpron's Isisne."
An Omesv's Report.
CinrftnG',. Sept. s6.-Col. Wilder, who arrived a,
Nashville from Chnftsnocss. says ths: Geu Lon &
streets men arrived the ears from Virginia While
the battle vss opening. He reports that mattsrs In
the from much favorable than n bslievsd 1t
the North. NJ Bonmor, bridge builder Eom Ches-
sn. arrived With 10 men ou Thursds, night, and wi
rrOcesd to bridge the Tennessee River at bridgeport
which will open railroad comm arica,iou ell the vsv
to ChsitapoSss.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

MURDER II A RoPs WAK.--OD Sa,prd.y
AFTERNOON al ARRAY occurred IN tbs reps sslA Of Hon
WiniAu wsil, Brookl,n, .. D., duriss vhieb
worknaa named Aiehssl MeKumislsy los: hs NE.
BY tsius stabbed vith hsehis pin II sppsAss thai
> psu namsd Kr.ppsrt, slso vutine n the yer,
had recently D<sn drafted aud nee that tine h.c
Teen CO., TdIcuisd by ob bsr employees. Tn
dsssA.sd. dif,ns tn. si.srpogn. % tspntsd Kryp".:
calling him one " Iiaeou's buu does," As;, 81
linn and hit him. Ackumiskey vstaliatsd viii .
smart blow vheu tbs other ssisrA . hanfh pin. =
s.bb.d HIN throisb the breast. Ths irga passed sn
tusy through the nan's body. kuins him lnstanti,.
An inquest viii b, bsd todAy.
Exs~rrross IN SECOND DIsrRIcr.-On S.
turdsy the Bard Of Enrollmsut q - Grand strss,
BroohIvn, ". D., sdjudiestsd the following esss
Held for service 49, substitutes seospted s; vsS
rommutstion exempt from physical disability - !.
from ell other esusss - total Examined 70 ss"',
RiksI's Island IL,
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From Europe.
Two DayS Later Neva

Bo.tsn, Sep. 96.-Ths steamship Asslis, from Cal
way. on the 18th inst, has arrived. Her dstss ere
two days later than tho.s sresdy reosived.
Advices from Cherbours in the CoUsrss no HAVE,
stste that the ConfderAts steamer Ahhans yin
probably vid. that port.
Park, Saturday, sept. l3.-rhe PArs 1this evsn.
Ing believes itself able 70 stsss that tie Maritime
Prsfsct Of Rssst hss opposed the seizure d he Con-
fsdsrste steamer Yorda, In e,nssqusnes of As6sY
rem Paris i,susd - the SAys sssssv With vhs -
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The Texas Expedition.

Ssv, from New Orleans 10 to the effect that the eY
pedirion to re1ss has not teea abandoned in eonsc.
qaenle ot th. la.e disssteT At Sabine Ps,s The
raovem. NJ VIII b. made overland, and the laIss
force 70 lie engaged in tne unds,tssius we're going
forward ss rapidly ths rsi sIort ston fAcili,ies
woric admit by -A of BrAshs.I City snd B.rvssl
Rae
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Ere. she Aruy or The OAis,

L,rssrtlk, Sept 1.--A Kentucky 81 ome's' sf'
horristown Monday night. Gan. Rurnsde vss then
20 miles east Of KnoIville.
Gen. Hsrtsuh is at Knoxville. Tbess srs no rshs'
this side Of Grvenvile. Burnside b entirsiy afe in
hh pssssnt position, and hy o0posntrssins q csn'
bsrlasd Gap, can rspei any fsos His supv'Ses are
abspAsut and not liable 10 b. cut on.
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Terrible stsar, Roller RTplssssl.

Bugdio, Sept. 2G.--This sitsrnoon . steam noila,
exploded 10 the es,sblshnsn, formerly bno~n ~ the
swans Iron works. OF Chicago street. The building
va ns,riy d's,'o'ed scv rtssn vorsmep have ii
ready been 'akeu ou u tsc rans rnost Of saou, vil
de Il Ia thought ,arv sIs s,n 10 mora beneath ice
mas. of robbisb
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The B.I,im.,. ..d OH. Railroad

Phiiad>i ph,a- s-pt. 7,.-The report 10 the Nsv
York Saturday evening and sunday morning pspsrs
that the Gornmen, hAd taken possssson Of The Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad, Il has been ssosrtsined
from the bsst sources, 10 untrue.
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Fvsa Forsyess Mesrse.

Tho L. $. transport Daniel wsbs'er, vh,eh arrived
N this pnrt saturday even,ns.eporss that when pAss
log Matthias Pop,ou the 2&h inst all the build,nss
vt that pl,e. vo,c Uncovered to be en- fv. Four
Union sunbosu and on. transport we're lying OF the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
New State Meeting at st. M"ry'.

Of, MARlNi shAiGu ~ I9OS'
Editors MteHigeaer:
Early on the morning Of tue 18th, the
Butteruuts began to swarm in town like
fees around mOasses bnrrrl-big and
little, old md young, learned ard unlearn.
ed, Of all grades aud complexion, from eT'
cry hook, nook und crook Of the county,
came Ia to hear the notorious king Sher.
rard. As the noble Eagle blowed her bnglc
for our lnuding. such rush Of BuiGrnuts
to welcome their favOri,e Clemens, never
before witnessed. Some with telescopes,
others with microscopes in hand. to get H
peep ut their so called savior. But ns the
boat came gently to. no Clemens was there,
Then indeed the ButterGuts became fur
lots. They would curse and damn the New
State mru, swearing NEST bitterly, that
they would yet have revenge, aud snrc
enough they did with king alcohol get
much the better Of them.
II was then announced that there would
be New State meeting at the Court House
at 81 o'clock, p. III. When the hour ar.
rived, the meeting was called to order, aud
Joseph Hubs, was elected President ind
C. ". Smith, Secretary. Alter u few we'll
timed remarks by J. A. Hutrhisou, Esq he
then introduced RuthbOne Van Wrinkle,
Esq, OF Parkersburgh, who although
young in years, met the objections and
schemes OF The oldest OF the linucrnuls so
successfully on every poiut that they were
so indignant because they were SO clearly
shown up that they weutnway determined
not to 60 to the election nj all.
Mr.. Van Winkle Rrst took up the subject
Of Congressional dicIation, and made itcCnr
to every candid mind. that it was Mlnust
the uniform practice uf Congress. AS in thr
case Of Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kan.
sAs and Kentucky. lie next noticed their
objection to the Wiley Till, and clearly
showed that instead of it making Virginia
free negro colony, that 10 connection with
tile following section Of the Consultation ii
not only prohibited the free negro from
coming into the State but actually prohib.
tied those that nre made free by the Con.
sIitution from remaining 10 the State more
than one year after they ARE freed. He then
took np the benefits Tint the State will
confer on every class Of men md particu.
larry the poor man, by showing the great
decrease Of state tax, The induccmtn ,s
that are set before the capitalist to come
into the State to develope the mineral re-
sources Of our mountains, thereby giving
labor to the working man and by competi.
ton among capitalists increase the wuges
OF labor. And with three cheers for the
speaker and three cbrars for the new Stale,
tue meeting adjourned.
ONE PREsENr
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I'D 80 escape a record, vilh Ibo hope tbat

"ud so escape a record, With the hope that
after while they might be able to explain
away their opposition to the New State and
regain public confidence.
Thu is why they give 1t up-nos because
they are not allowed perfect liberty Of dis.
cusStOn OF because they think they would
not be allowed to vote against it.
We may remind our readers iii the al.
fusion would not be thought crue) that
these men who are par excellence "demo.
Gratis" have been badly Notwithstanding
everything they cIaiu-nOt by The "AbOli-
tiOnists' up here 10 the paRhsudle but by
the democrats themselves down below
1t Is democratic Tyler where Sherrard used
to be a veritsbIe prince nud prophet that
throws the egg ut hin now. Ills demo.
cratic Wood that was delighted with his
teachings in days Of yore which decliuel his
ministrn,iOns now.
lii, their friends and not enemies thar
have mnltreatei them. Up here we "sbo-
l,ionists" allowed ShCrrnrd to talk TREASON
and rant as he pleased, but it is the sturdy
democrats down below who refuse to toll.
crate him. Then gentlemen. don't appeal
to democrats to stay from the polls
on the Goth. You nre wnking up thu
wrong passenger. The democrats (Ho'
the copprrhesd species) arc among The
best New State men there are.
Misery loves company. These leader.
have got themselves into shape that they
cannot vote on the 96lhr flor they cannO'
vote for and are afraid to vote against The
Constitutiou,) and they would ike to per-
suade somebody else to do likewise, SO us
not to be quite alone in their infamy.-
Tint is why the PrcU keeps Standing a
the head gifts column the order TOT demo
Gratis 10 stay away from the polls. We
ARE not apPrieed that the PrsH, or any O.
its aiders here, owns the democrats OF West
virgiuiu, and We suppose they will do a!
they please. Those who DO stay away viii
never live down the suspicion that will NJ
tnCh to it, as those WHO vote against tn,
New State will make record that will b,
source of shame even to their children
after them.
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unnnImL,v ror ,lls Nru s,n,r,

We continue to receive from every quar-
ter most gratifying assurances of the great
uuanimity Of the people in favor Of the
amended Constitution. J. W B., writing
from LumberpOrt, Harrison county, says
in postscript:
81 find, With but one exception. that
when can get men to read your paper aud
others Of the snme UrI9n sentiment, tsuch
us the Baltimore Clipper aud American, J
they soon become loyal men and cOnse.
Qupnlly New State men, where they have
teen wavering or sympHthisers with the
rebellion. We are gaining New State
votes every dry. think there will BE- but
lew votes cast against the amended Con-
stilutiOn at this place OH the 26lh. Old
Harrison will be all right on that day"
We learn that Lumberport is to that
county about what RichietOWn Is to Ohio
eminenlIy sound on such questions, and
further that Davis and Vance, the repre-.
sentA,ives from that county, are about
as elTectualIy played out at boms rs they
we're here before the adjournment OF the
Legislature.
We have before US letter dated win.
chester, l7lh." giving some nccouu, OF how
the soldiers are voting on this question.
The writer says:
"Ahon, one week aso the Commissioners
appointed to take the vote of the soldiers
arrived here, and alter three days labor
they had the satisfaction OfcOuutiug about
? 1000 votes for, and 80 against the New
State - After they had closed their
books and were preparing to go elsewhere,
dispatch was received here to the ttftc,
that tue votes were required to be cast
within the limits Of the New State, and
Immediately there were troops ordered to
report here from llarper's Ferry to relieve
the West virgiuians, who were ordered to
take up the line ofMnrch for Morgan COun-
ty about 10 miles from here, but owing 10
the inclemency of the weather our father
Gen. Milroy) thought it best to wait for
better Accordingly this morning, the
9th, 10th and 18th Virginia Infantry, nun.
bering about 1000 men. aud Capt. Uirs
Cavalry Con- pnny Of 10 men, Capt. Cntlin's
battery OF 80, mud Capt. Keepers Battery
Of co men, assembled 10 from Of General
Nilroy'S Headquarters ut half past seven
and took up the line of march for Morgan
10 good spirits and eager to let the world
know that while they eau fight open lreA.
son in AN open field, they, By their voices,
will show they are wide awake to hidden
Ireachery at home
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Recent intelligence warrants the belief
that the President Of tho United States Is
about to issue proclamation calling for
800. 900 cOnscripts. Therefore, it is ordered
by the Grand Council, that all who sympa.
thize with X. @. C., or who claim to b.
descended from any branch of 7. F. VS..
shall BIZ invited to meet nj Headquarters
Z. l. y, 4. 10 consider the propriely of
making arrangements tor prompt cmtgrH.
tiOn to Gambia Speeches may becxpeCtrd
from some Of the distinguished patriots u
who have recently returned from Her Mai
tsty's dOminiOns, and who speak In tho
most glowing terms of the distinguished
consideration bestowed upon I'LL members
OF my sketlAdlliUg society who Cvadcd the
late draft by taking refuge In Canada.
Meeting to be held ID night Of the ilh
year Of the moon.
%,D, b., Grand Master pro. ten.
DUNK, V. H., Sec'y.
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w. THANKS.-Tbe und,r.gnr,l feels II
w. his duty to express to III" Hebrew LNdlcE
Society," NJ WhrclpK biz heartfelt aud sincere thanks
for the valuable present. nIhly rendered. In the
shape ola piece Of betutu carpet, presented BY tbs
ladies' Of the above society. through their President
Mr.. " KbrlGstrom. May the liebreA Ladies' So
eiety continually prosper aud ENJOY the conscious
nsss Of their many nOibO deeds.
Not les. thankful 'ees he to those member' o. his
congregation who b, their TTc,iIeni, $. lIOrkhei'
mer. E-I encouraged and npbly acted IN presenting
the Undersigned with valuable suit ot clothes, NC
cUlnI INK TIC noble present. With - pursc VI hhy
Il. Mrs. Well may l'rder my anerrr't thanks TO
the noble he ,rts UfS. IOrkhriinrr. Es1, the pre'I
dent, and ali the members OF tho congregation ~hO
shared IN this noble Enterprise Nut very few c"h:
greg4iiOn' show such .gn' VI brnrVulcnt acts and
cauuOt express my feelings better than by giving this
'S.publcity. ,,
InAr.1 Rev. u. l., EOELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

A Winchester letter Of tue l7Ih from "
informs us that two rebel mails were cnp.
tured Sunday, one OF them at Smokers
Ferry, containing letters of grca. import.
snce and late Richmond papers. OF these
our correspondent says:
"From the tone OF the editorials person
would be led to believe that they are in
despair, They also discnim utilization
with the "COppCrheAds," The editor of
the Enquirer wants President Lincoln to
put VallandighAm, Cox and Richardson in
chains, lie says they are insane
The same correspondent adds!
"a strong but suppressed Union feeling
exists in the country round about here. II
the citizens once were confident We would
hold the place, they would he greatly in
the majority, but rs it Is they ARE very
guarded in what they sny or do, fenring the
return Of the rebel army"
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tn. wh.,llng pre-. and tho soldiers


SuHvS LHthWytHVG'
For several days pas, the editor OF the
Pres ha. been making amsN Mt the soI'
diers. He remarks 10 Unp article that the
banner county talIudIg 70 me vote on
the New State question: will ho the County
which the most soldiers M" QuhrleFed"
Ia yesterday 'spnper he!aiyises contempt
uously, Of course-tO import IL ie" Fegl'
menIs into this (Ohio) rounty. in order to
increase the vote for the New State.
The idea iusiuunted in such remarks is
Just this-lhat the soldiers Mre corrupt
that they have no right to vote, &c.
The course Of the Press in this matter IS
IN correspondence with the teachings OF
its naster.. ValauligbNm, Garlic 4 Co.
In late speech made in the East, VnlIan'
digham speaks Of the soldiers, IN sub
stance, as towards. ingralrs, and traitors,
The Pr,m knows that the soldiers from
West Virginia should be allowed 10 vote,
| The Pr0s knows thn, none but those
from West Virginia will be allowed to
vote.
The Pres, in the statement tina, Nil sol.
diers IN West Virginia, whether from Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA or elsewhere, will be allow,
ed to vote on the New State Constitution,
asserts what it knows to be untrue. The
assertion is II sIandcr upon the cofumis'
siOners appointed to ,nke the vote Of the
soldiers. These commissioners are among
our best citizens. They nre men who have
Il character for honor mud patriotism which
the PTsSI dare mol openly assail,
These Sidewny fugs II. the soldiers are
significant Of the policy Of the Copper
heads. Their first effort wac to excite dis.
affection aud mu'iny in the army. Falling
in this, their policy now is to heap con.
tempt upon the soldier, in thu field, BY
such indirect and mean iusinunIon' us nre
made from time TO time in the columns OF
the Coppsrhe"d Journals
The cause must indeed he desperate that
can only br sustained BY such bNsrnrs'.
FAIR PLAY,
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CnrIIn,s nn,tsrv.

A letter from W. p, of the Wheeling
Battery, dated Winchester, March I'LL
says:
1.-THE boys of the Battery nre all in good
health and fine Spirits made glad By the
receipt Of an ample quantity of good
things from home, furnished BY their man
friends in Wheeling, brought to US by our
senior first lieutenant, not forgetting, how.
ever. the kindness oil Capt. Downing and
J. u. Ford, ESQ.,, for their transportation
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fur.
nished free; for this. and many other acts
Of kindness, they will please accept the
everlasting regards OF the Battery.
"Since Grey Eagle has taken command
a. Major General, we have beeu assigned
10 tue Let brigade, commanded BY General
Elliott, composed OF the llOth, Itch, l22d
and l23d .. Y. I. and 18th and 1871 Pa.
v |. The commanding General must have
great confidence in rs, when be puts Us 10
advance OF the regulars, for battery l. Of
the U. 8. artillery nre here"
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SrNDAT AFTERNOON, O'cL0cK.
Preaching In the English language by ". A. Paw
GAVAnt, u. D., Of Pittsburgh, Ia.
suSDAr RrBNISG, O'dLocE.
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DIED,

On the 18th Inst, ut the residence NJ his father, IN
ColtTAln township HsmDnt county, Ohio IonS
lIENRi. HOn Of Hugh and Priscilla Mckee aged 10
ySNTn, months aud n DAYS.
IIltllrnHc wa' that fatal mAady Of tho bright anil
Cherished ~ Nn NneCtInnAIr and nmlhblV SIn Vol IN,
iTleMl1 mourn mi NJ thntU without hope, aud when
he IrleAEn came lie was rrNy To depart and 10 viii
UhIh!' Which vi" better, fnr without Doubt no
tlo'M h''NyN' on earth to OpOn them In heaven,
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COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS,
ATTENTION.

T MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT.
| tsntion Of the trNlc to my large assortment Of
Gal OIL RndlIIOrS, Pendants, brackets HRTp%
French Lamps, Lamp Stands, aud Trimmings Of CV.
every description. Ala Lanterns. with Billings
nv Chimney Turner which IL superior to anything
ever UfrTt1itO the trade.
A. to quality Of finish and liberal prices defy
competition. Catalogues with prices Neut on nppll.
oatI6n fruU Of charge 10 thu trade
Oiirc No. $50 Pearl street, New York. Factory
No. ~ State street, Brooklyn.
W, II SMITH,
feL3l.lmA Sole Manufacturer.
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ODD guard our Gag, and keep each star
Each stripe ~ bright ~ nov they wave
gtIImRkvI Il IbAi Osr ranks n wAr'
St,lI neat above each patriots grave
D,Atb TO tho traitor that would dare
TotrAli 1t through the dust Of "hatn''
All honest heNrlS is lot NtIl share
And follow II TO Death or PANE.