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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

Genuine fun at times gets into the church
In one of our meetings 10 which petitions
from all sorts of persons are read for all
sorts OF things, ons was read ''for a young
woman who had lost her first love-" In
the meeting was a person who frequently
took part, whose habit it was TO add Ter"
after some words, such as 40 Lord-er"
"Hear our prayer-err' Come aud bless
us-er." Being believer in falling from
grace, he had an eye to the young woman
who had lost her frat love; he arose to
pray for her, which he did In this manner /:
so Lord hear the prAyer-er of this young
Woman-er who has lost her first EoVer."-
In each repetition of the word he called 1t
"loVer," and so empasized the word ''fitst''
that the case seemed particularly hard
from the fact that ii was her irst lover she
lost Had it been the second one, or. any
other, the affection would not have seemed
so great; end as the ardent prayer went
forth that the lost lover might be restored,
grave faces relaxed, aud conntenaBces IN
used TO smile in the house Of the Lord
could not resist the temtation. The idea
of stray lover being the theme of prayer
was eomical Indeed. 40 one could keep
his face straight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

A foreign magazine of fashion says two
things strike one as particularly novel in
ladies' costumes; first, the very pretty
Chamois-colored leather boots, coming
halfway up the leg, and either buttoned
or laced at the side, the tops being orna-
mented with a silk cord and two small
tassels: and, secondly, the cannes, or, in
plain English, walking sticks, spOrted by
the most elegant among the vOtaries Of
fashion These canes are simply wooden
sticks more or less carved and ornamen-
ted, with fiat gilt tops, and finished of,
like the boots, with cord and tassel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
9aitg ntenigeufet
ITRS1R.


The Union majority The late eiee,iou
In Nevada Was 35es. The nsjorily ia u
yor Of & state goTerpmeut WAS 1000.
Every county gives UuiOu msjouIy, and
Gin one eo6nty-Douglzs-n = singie
democratic vote was t,oiied i
The stats department st Washington Is
recording the exact ulOueT lost tbrUagh
the agency oil the English pirate ships
NOT mesehaut Jesssi IL destroyed but the
facs Is recorded. and. 50 TAT - is possible
the yAlOe OF properly DESTROYED 70 sssst-
tanned and written doEn- The DIS Ios
damages will be presented BY and by.
Gen. Scout expressed his great disaP-
pointmeut in Gen. Mcclellan; dou't under.
stand Why Gen. Grant should have turned
out so smart; and s-ts dom Gen Lee as
the zreatesg military msn ot the war
Gen. Scott is in better heAlth; be prone
aades down rhe Fifth avenue, SeS York,
stately aud stsong aud z0ius-
The man vine won the prize for the best
Latin poem At Cambridge 0uiyersity- Eng
land, this year. stoie quarter Of il from
the previous prize poetry OF Oxford. Ok
ford Asps her 6ibGs, Cambridge IS IN DIS
grace.
The railway presidents and zuPerinten
dents OF New York EndaSeW EnglaDa, are
IN New York this week 50 6E mp winter
time tables and prices.
ARENAS Ward has been leeturiug uPoa
ghosts By way Of preparation for his Cali
Iornia tour. Asin his O,her Lecture. = Babes
In the Wood" he talks upon everything
except his subject
The editor of an eastern paper says most
Of his patrons would make good wheel
horses, they hold back 80 veil.
Jeremiah says, that man changes en-
tirely every seven yeass-aOd therefore no
one should ask him for debt contracted
in ls4O-because be is not the same indi-
TiduaI. You msy Psssr Jerry:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22


The President is arrived, and has come,
as all men believe, To turn things inside
ont, 20 HenOvate the army OF Tennessee. 10
settle all its household quarrels, and 70 set
the troops moving on their way. BE has
inst reached here. only caught glimPs
Of him, faugued and dustJ. He-iS thin,
but looks in better health than when be
Was last here. He was met st Chickamau-
ga Station by a suitable escort, and eoo-
Teyed to Gen. Brsgg's headquarters. l
have not "a doubt that the two are engaged
in earnest counsel while am pen
ming these basty lines. The Pres
ideut has sought this department,
/ am assured, on account of the I'M
fortunate difficulties which have distorted
the family Of Tennessee, over which Gen
Bragg presided With such little tact. Tie
suspension Of Polk-the arrest of Hiud-
mau-Ihe harc-ap with FOrrest-and the
dissatisfaction of several others, all recnr-
ring right on Ebe heels of victory, and in
the face of the enemy, are enough to ex-
cite the anxiety of such an, administrative
as Mr.. Davis. His inquiries will be close,
and his counseis general. He will by no
means confiBe himself to the Commander
in-Chief, but will consult equally With
L0ngstreet, Buckner, Hill aud others.
have no doubt the Polk affair will be
thoroughly sifted. The cavalry business,
too, will be settled. In short, the army
will be set on it legs again- The men are
all right. Order il only NEEDED 10 be re-
stored among the Captains.
The President mIngIes freely with the
troops, and has made several speeches,
which occasioned loud enthusiasm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
rHK REsToE IA EEPRODUoEs
Tx HAIR .DREssIhG CUIfITATEs AND
BBAUIIFIES
CONVINCING TEsTIMoN1
RVr n A RTfCKRER

CONVINCING TESTIMCN Y
REv- G. A BuCKREE =ss.
AEIt 1Feas. Ass- Blk Uaisa, " z CfS,
vIritss: 81 YeFy ehsArfaIIy sd ny testimony 70
tlst q nureE1s ffEsndz 70 The greatTa4nS O Ars.
5 A. AHel's EcE5d's Hair RsstorEr nj LJIooAAlss-
RsT. Nm. CUTTER, =. 7. City: ''Aiy hair l. ehsaEed
70 IL natural eoloE, and ETOStng On BAD sE9t
REy J. n. C0RNELLL 5. I. City: II PrpelEed Is toE
relative. The tlllnS ol the hair stopped, And
restored Is from beinG grey % lts natural Ahd
RET. }. 6KST, BrOokIyu, L L. 81 IA testify o
Festorsd ny hsfr where It Is bad, and SbeEs grey,
70 ne Rigi18f eo1orIs
RT.A WEBSTER Boston, Ma: Il have us:d
ISaera With zruat sdsct- an Boz DsitheS bad
tor RTsy. NyhaIF TRs dry aud brtttIes II IS nov
sofE - in youth"
RSy. q Y DRGRN, Boston, No. That they pro-
mote the growth Of the hsir where baldns1 T.
have tie eTidsoee OFlly Os-u eyes,
SD b "a DFnggEstF Lhrvs9hOut aRs word
Principal sales omee'
No. 1es Greenwich St, II. z. City.
Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

The Chattanooga Re6e! has a very inter
esting letter from Bragg's army, which
conveys the latest intelligence re have
from IT, We copy portion of IT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
HelnbOIFs HIEhIy Oonosntrai0d Oonpound
Fluid Extract sarsaparina
q / SEPHTEISI4H

This i Al assertion d TIE Blood, md attacks the
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nee, Ears, Throat,
WindpipG ldRther AlneOs SurfE1eEJ ulski6g i1ssp-
ps8Fa1celn thsfbFm q uIceEa HsImboldis EEffiet
slEsapatill8 p1fies ne blood and tsmoVo an SO
ErupttOnI q the Skin, giving % the COupleKi0aa
Clear ard Healthy CollE. u being prspafedexprus-
y for this elasA q e0mplaints ID Purifying
PTOPertss preserved 70 greater thAa any
other pFOPaFa4ioa Of SaEsspaFilla-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
A Gard to the People
Now is Your Time to Save MOne,,
Rareninsr Rarrainarr .Rarr.,..,

@-@
IN eDussqua1seof IT, A.et. 4hat Al Oo4to. e.,
i are a4valeilg very raptily, And tie ind5u.sAs,
GFs that tlsy VA vaEy s6ga . hiEbsF thas q q,
gEsytO1s stles 11Vs ElTrhassd laEEs md sIi.o9.
stoek q EogUiEl a14 Do1astle Dry GOois GAi-i
hESe IN G1oIe, Ne. - MIA EtnesG Clltrs w.
snd % Uhieh WOuId respectfully Invite ths g.
tio1 q ts plbles - ints1d sslifng tie OsoE =:
= he ed Prtess - 800 gOos eVsa ehsaPsr -
they Wers ever EnoNgn bsf1Fs- So that an 49,.
neal4l< gOOds, e Who Wiu sd then Tery - ~
better BFlti theU8elVes q thi8 opportunity a -.
plying thsmsslvus, - thEy Eiu ssSe uo1sy hJu.t
tnE their puFeh18es a. Ehi8 tiInas bssIda5 thST =
have sod assoTtnent % make thsi- ssiscz[5.
" stOek eOnstsfs, IN PaEt, q BEUva saa E.,ch,
1llIlln8, calteu9, 4sls Gnd BoFS EGlF 0f eTuFT Z.
GzE5Dti0l, Cheeks, Plaunsls, GinghAaA shasla H.
sd TOEsl Diapers, Lib Lfns1s ard Ehirt 20.
R4rslls shaksE Heots. HoSp EkiEts, Laes Gna elIs.
aifne Teilsy White Goods, LAees EBbTuideFies q I
kfnAl. HoIfsEy, &e- h.
LADIES! LADIES' YOuH special aEtennol
invited 20 ny very Superior StoeE q DKEsE 6OJls
Thieh 4 Lbe Largest e6sllGIt sd Dosg eolrlsts
The seasOn. Lawns, Pain, Piaid aud Enhrcss-fss
Cry Goods, H1lAnhtq1ss, BsE1es Aagiats r. i
EreSt variety. Piease Gall saTIy, e Em Eaks
srsafly % yUur a4TAnnags % Do -
I01ra VGEy TelIleetflllyi
Jsas No. . Main Z. CsstFo WkssifaE Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
Cleveland, Pfttsburg andWheel-
a., ing, Rail Road


..r. ss,f. ing, Rail Road 81
- Sszs@S
.ONAND AFTRR MONDAY, Aprff SCH 1853. Pc
~ sonEer Trains WI leave Bridgeport g blows
Sundays s1cePtsd=l
lose AN Nan Train, stopping 81 an stations AZ
siSs e Pitt.barEh q SAD P n. and
Cleveland ~ 80 P. =.
SIS P. NJ Rxpress Train, stggpinz - All stations
arrives At PfttshF7h q SOS P. n
leslO P. n. Expte, TEai9 sIEiyes q PittsbHFE a
&l0 A n and CleyelHza II &l0-A- n
y RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave CisSeland Rt SO a u. aud 900 P. H., a.
live ~ Bridgeport a. $40 ?, 4, and S=SSAM
leave PfttsbutEh a4 100 A. n, 600 A. Il aBa
A. n. and 4s5s P. N
Connections are made as FoIIOVFH
Al Pittsburgh With PsnnyyfVauia B. l. fr Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Philar
delphfl, New York nnd BosEOn-
Cleveland With ClsVeland 4 Tolsd r r. for San
dnsky, Tslsdo. Detroit, CAicAEO and
AL potnta In the NOGfa WISE With
DOtFOIt steamers Eor Detroit, JAeks01,
ChieasO sad the loEGa WHsE- With
Cleveland 6 RTis 3. R. Tor REie, Dun
kirk, BunAlo and NIay1Ea Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus kCinciuuHti for
CtssIune. Delaware, Columbus and
At Hu4.On vtt6 e 9; z-AeR.H sE OuyeAosn
Ealla, AkEOa. NHlsTsbursh aOd WOOs-
a. AntAoes ~ith P. n. v. @ Rk GsCAnsea.
NAazliOR, WeostsE, Salem, RDOa, Co
lunbus and ChIeago.
With CO. Q. RE. IorZanesYiIIe, HOB-
AEk- ColnmbUs, Xsnf8I Dayton, IIldt
anapllsi OaiEU, OneinnAti LOGisYills
St LOlis. Sc. Joseph aud All points
Wtst and SOulh West
ExeuFsEon Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return - %.
Pare alUAyB AsI0E, sud time mneh quicker than
any other route. "a
Through Tickets 90 ell points IN the West, North
and East can be procured 81 the once under the
Mcclure H01se5 Whestins, Va or With Ticket
Agent At BridksP0Et StstIO1.
Freight eOnfTaets win b made a. lossst rates %
any point accessible by this rad and fts e0nD0ctionE
70 the East, North, West and Northwest, 1t once
under I'Lnre HOuss, OF With IT Agent - BEidEP-
port Station. WA. D.FBRRY, Agent
80. Wheeling, Va
D. ,. WILLLA1GS- Agent,
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President. 80
7 B. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't- GSbe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

OsBlor EAL1rroaE one RAnzoAD Ca
WBEE1ESs STATIos, Aug $ 1871
ON And aSter MOnday night, the Ieth - Algnst,
" the Passenger trains vii - run By the fciI0N-
log sehedUls:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
.AFRIDAVIT.


teFsolll lpe1Es1 leyIe NE Al AldeEnlan 81 The
city a Il. !. l1ELM1ofD Who belnEd d.
Y sSoEn, doth sayS ~ t1tlln % ntF
cotiet No rlereuIys e. ether dTus, hut are
purely VeleEIlIa- r 49,. % sELIlllLU
eUqEn md sals1Eibed beleEsu ies IN IA l1y q
NOVelntets 1ey4- WI ?. HEBBARD,
Addre8 Letters fgr tnfgEIlAfion q ep1nde1ee, =
- 30 ~ A. go n = a IL 4lIoIzH. eksraif-4
DIS ~ .s sge % 81 ssios fla
BEWARE OF cOUHEEREEITS
~, AID UlSPRIEcIPLED DKALERs,
yEho enaslI1F - s0E EHKR OWN aad
Htlnb1ls's Gsllisi, PFtft Ma - -
: - 1880 E1flaef Blekl, - ~,
49, =. : -. - - sszib
loj6bysn pSassisi1 ssssyuAsrO. 80
: Ak ron MISREPRESENTATION EmEA
skest o. ~ sss fsTit. AND
Aygll4tlRQaltLoA AND ExEOEunE re-
f1n19 6nieof
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
EXTRACT BUcHU

For Weaknesses
ABIsINs FR1af ExCEssEs, HABITS OF DIssIPA-l
ZION, EARLY INDfscRETION, OK ABuSE, =
Atssnsst vish hsfJuOsius syz,psO1s.
IndiaEasiriont - E4sEttOl, Ln.so q Ppges
Los OfNemOEy DiGellty e Breathing IT,
HoEEOE q Disease, WGkEfllness.
Biunsss q Vision. Paiufn TIE Back.
Universal LAsstt1ds q Einshing q Ghs Ru1y,
the Au9eular System, EIGPtion8 o ne Fars.
Drynpss q The ska
mess symptoms, q GFlOsed to 60 -, Ehi-h this
Asdietns Invariably reDOVssI soon folloV
INPOfRNCY, FATUIFY, EPILEPTIC FITs,
In one Of which tie patent nay SxPlrs- Who can
eay t.at they are nOt tre4ueLtIy foloSed - thO.e
IHSA6lTT AND CONSUMPTION
Many are SvaEu Of the eAa.s Of tlsiI sssEiaE, bat
none VIII eoOtsA he reeJTds Of the InsAus Asy-
Iu1ls anh ne ul-AIuehoiy 1ia.ths b. Cousuusal6a,
bar ample 1itlFss 70 IIc truth q tiSs E.,ersiO1
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFECTED WITH
OisaAHIC WEAKNEss,
Requfres the aId oF HsiIein- % sfreutben ana in
ViE1Fats tie . ste1a. Whieh HELlEB0LDfS ExTRACT
BUCHU invariably does. A trial yin e0nVinee TIE
uoss AkSPttoAI
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOuNG. sfSGLR. MARRIED.. Or Coz.
TRHRLAIIH8 HARRIAGR
In many Affections peculiar to FsuaIes TIE Extr1rt
Bnehu L uDsqGalled b any other rslley, - IN Co
ross OF Retentt1ns 1rEegn1Eity, PanfEDeNa o. sup
prs.siOa Ofths Customary EVleustionA. Ulealtsd o
sehrTOus state Of the Uterus LGleOFThea o. Whites
stsEIty, and for all e0llaints Ineidsut 70 the ss
whether arising FROM I1diseTstiou Habits Of Di.-i
patton, OF IN The
DECLINE or CHAN Il or LIVE.
ga sESEPIOa1s ABOSE-
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

EuRSI FURSG-As I'm assostlusut 81 1TIR
IL GAPEs, HALF OAREa Gnd YIpfoRINR 9ETA
ofuost fashionable EFadba for LSdie4, Aiso FUR
COLLARS toc Geutl,- Just received a.
deci1 - sf0NB : fHOALAP
4 N0rHER SUPPLY on oUILLKD REBBoN-f g
"A DFess Trimming, received q The Varsity et1rs
.pras Is a : S .:s:.., I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

g. ". JOHNSON & SON,
DissoIution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of PartnersnlP.
TIHE Urn or LII. WmLIAHs& o. =. ~
as dsY dfIiolTs1 b. unt1Al eC1sslL =,
ca, Ehs retiring rArtrsE, h8Vllgsol1 ~
S13 sSIs. 81 tb... I'm vI be sttl:5 3 I
a. WIiiI-1l-- ~ N peE-o6s i8ssbtsd t0tho ar0
Fsqrsstef o Elaks piyrls1t % hfl- ,-r,y1Gyz.
~ ~ ~ wsc0I.
ws.ll.s. v..T.sss.sy n. lsSl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

g. 49, 4 -
known toSCIEiCB AND RAMR-
F@ MS4leel Pr9PsTtiss o. BUOHU, - DlsPsl..fo
See Prof.sOr DEVICES valuable WORKS On tn
Practice 0f Rhysie.
e EsslaEks na4s b. he late sslshsa.sd Dr.
PHYEIOK, Philadslphii.
See aEtaIladehg,D Dr., KRIRAIMaIoDOWKLL
eeleoIl1el yalctlll nd ulenhGT- q -tha ROyal
TFanaefions Ofthe King ana olnseas Journal
See MedieO-CiElrEical Reyiss, Plblished by BEN-
JAAIN TRAYRRSi Fellou oftbe Royal Ooilste q
Sc mast fthe late Standard WORK. On MsGefaa.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 % PER bOttle, q six far IS CO.
SAHSERAArLG, 81 % per bostI6 q six ErSG
4fFlgyHD QsE y Asss Sc pr boitis o. "a foTe 2fo
heisHt % e9Es de mort eas q 4irseEioas
are adheFed %.
delivered . any addro-, securely pasESd srO1 -
~ Describe sylpfo1la ID al eOnmGnieatlona.-
euEes BlAFantsed- AdVtes gTafts-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

1sAFB, SURE AND SPEEDY,
TN its work, = tie lightning Fly KILLER
j ENeFy family sh0ald have e.
Its ef1sets ara Rstonfshings . --ft 9ss--
e Iki4oas Kin HIas ~ thS iilElioa
II & aAis aud pleasGni - kandls
Ihe directions are THIy Gimnln. C
Nothing equal % 8 In the market.
Only eve cents sheet. FOR sale by
s4 4 -a4efs=1 - I. II. U06AN,k on P
and LOGAN, List 4 90. =
tne Wholesale DElGEists. RheelfnE. WA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

The editor of an eastern paper says most
Of his patrons would make good wheel
hn.ses. they hold back 20 veil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

Jeremiah says, that man changes en-
tirely every seven yeaEs-aDd therefore no
one should ask him for debt contracted
In ls4O-because be is not the same indi-
yiduaI. You msy pass, Jerry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

The railway presidents and suPesintea
dents OF New York EndASeW EngIaua, are
In New York this week 80 6I up winter
time tables and price,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
Co-Partnership.

Co-Partnersh1P'
ar ~ an 80 q /. h. WILLIAMS 90. g g =,
uuEpoas 81 clrFEl1E q ehs E1lrcEy 49,. EIsli1I
rilrifietnrs Il Co0kiug sd Hs1tt1S -. -
We E-srnellal Arsh sunfasF HE1nl4 - S.,i
F-1-1-T01 VVSesifIS I1II1l Wagehgess.
Monroe 5tIOst. I IL q NSslIl1EET.
s'v1A .siiiass. , ", TsS.ss.1ssA 81
GHTIpRESS HOsE, Whsts saa CoioE'4' F''-''-
" ia 4 a''"A s''''' p. EOOLL An"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

ARENAS Ward has been lecturing UPon
ghosts by way Of preparation for his Cali
Iornia tour. As ia his Osher lecture. Babes
In the Wood" he talks upon sEerything
s1eent hi. subject
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-08
WINCHESTER, TENN, AUG. 9Th, 1868.

attacked and Wothlly cut up; and the
rest were glad to- betakc themselves tc
fight. The attempt at capturing the
place had to be abandoned.
Whatever doubt existed on the sub
ject before, it is now certain that the
Volhynian Poles have lost nearly all
sympathy with the cause of thcil
ancient country and race But where
it otherwise, the influx Of Russian and
Ruthcnians has been such as to meas.
urably ovorawe the native sock in that
Russian government. During the up.
rising Of 1880 reported attempts were
made by the patriots to organize an
insurrcction beyond the Bug, but with
q uniform lack ofsucCess. In spite OF
occasional outbreaks In the provinces
further North, it is now all but certain
that the Gar will be able to conccn
trate the greater porti n of his immonse
forces upon the kingdom proper
Whilo this source of comfort to Tho
insurgents has thus dried up, it is
further apparent that the newly eman.
cipated peasantry feel indisposed to
take an activepart in the contest Kept
for ages in semi. .brutalized condition
by the aristocratic class, they have
como to expect quite as much from the
liberal policy Of tho Gear as from their
own nobility, who made no concessions
until the services Of the serfs wore
required in the field fhe patriotic
Ultments s5risothc lendod intorostH,
the burghcrs, and all the educated
people of the country. But in three
cases out Of four the men who cannot
read arc nearly apathetic on the great
issue, and as often will furnish intorma.
tion or guidance TO the invader as to
their own countrymon.
Ifthe eau eof Polish independence
be destined 10 failure-and at present
it must be admitted to look gloomy
enough-it will be owing to the dense
ignorance and Wretchedness in which
tho peasantrywero suffered to live be-.
fore the war broke out. It will be
remembered that after it's commence.
mcnt the National Committee proclaim
ed not only libcty for all, but
pledged to evfty patriotic combatant a
small portionlef the public lands, TO be
held in perpetuity. But the offer camo
too late, the Caar having anticipated it
by his efforts on behalf of the down
trodden serfs. The friends of Poland
must lay the foundation stone of
nationality deep in system of popular
education if they expect to succeed.
Louisville Journal.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-08
Violating AIae ParOEc.

Among tho rebel prisoners recently
captured in Virginia, who arrived il
Washington lasl Tuesday, was Cdpy
tain who had been paroled at Xicbs-
purg after its surrender. The fellow,
it appears, violated his parole by rd.
turning at once to the rebel SERVED,
Unless there is tho most disgusting
imbccility among the military authbl-
tiles at the capital, he will certainly fbb
hung Ikea dog or shot like q villa
beast n
! 1t is stated not only by Federal spies
but by descrtcrs from Gen. 10 john.
ston's army in Mississippi, that sohle
of tho rebel officers and men paroledat
Vicksburg went voluntarily into GIN.
J.'s ranks, and, that others were foHetl
in. We Lave no doubt that all arein
the rebel service except such as oscAp-
cd by flight. Deserters from Bra453s y
army concur in testifying that he, lkc
Johnston, compels the service of iall
paroled rcbels who do not take thsir
places under him Of their own accord
i No doubt it is the establish ed policy
Of the rebels that their paroled Officers
and men shall bear arms without
waiting to b. exchanged. Some ofbur
readers may remember, that nearly or
quito two yearsago, the rebel Presidept
put forth document, q letter or order,
declaring thatall paroled rebel ynit5 iris
ana sclafcrs ngust consider thvrr
f, ccd from the obligations Of their
paroles and act accordingly. He alleged
some sort of contemptible pretext for
this perfdious and infamous action,
but there is no evidence that be has
eyer modifedin practice orcven in the
theory the policy then formally
announced.
We have no doubt that q large
majority of all the parolel rebels take
their places at onco among the rebel
troops. The most obvious remedy
would be to stop the whole system of
paroles and to hold all captured rebols
prisoners until duly exchanged But
the stopping ofparoles would operate
with fearful severity upon our 'poor
fellows in the hands of tho enemy, for
they are half starved, fed scantily and
miscrably upon perhaps quarter ra.
tions of food that would sickcn the
stomach of q gcntleman's setter or
hound, and packed together by scores
and fifties in close and pestilcntial
rooms, perhaps dungeons, where they
have to pant and labor for breath OF
air to fill their lungs, while on the
other hand the rebel prisoners among
us are as we'll fed and lodged as our
own soldiers, fed and lodged in fact far
better than they ever were in the ar.
mics of their Confcderacy. Thus in
the game of imprisonment without
parole, The odds would be all on the
side of tho rebels There Is, then, but
ono course for us to adopt; we must
put to death the paroled rebels taken
in arms ngainst us. This rule, I'll true,
may seem somewhat hard in its appli.
cation to those, who, in spite Of, their
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own wil,.are required to go into tho
Confederate service, but, in the frst
place, they have no right to let them-
selves be compelled to violate their
paroles, be the penalty of their refusal
what it may, and,in the second place,
our Government must ut all hazards,
protect itself and its people agains.
rebel pertidy
After having written thus far orc
ceiyed our noon dispatches Of yestcr-
day, in which it is stated on rcbel
authority, that Gen. Pembcrton's
corpsp aroled at Vicksbnrg,i is to be AZ
once "organised and placed an the feld.2
Nowit is not pretended thata solitary
man Of Pomborton's corps, has been
exchanged. The placing Of them in
the field, innexchangod, il such q thing
bo done by the rebel anthorities, viii
aterriblc state ofatfairs and
make the rebels 4 set Of outlaws in the.
eyes Of all mankind. -Loalsyille JouE.
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Peg Johnnyhow do you feel with

a@ Johnnyhow do you feel with
your head shaved. John Morgan has
not got anybody's mule lately that wc
know of, but heIhas got his Head shared!
Wonder how those dear ladies, who
have been in the habit Of kissing the
renowned horo, would like to take a
"Bass" since bis head has been shaved,
and he is permitted to adorn place in
the Ohio penitentiary, a suitable posi-
tion for his habits?