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MIsCELLANEOUO.
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Tho Charleston Courier mates timely suggestion in rs
commencing ,hs s,enuoa Of the Dsss-
rslisauo. aad cultivation y cal.A,a for the pro
serv.a,on of health -oa,er. rh- sr,,as
peculiar e6ee, upon the lver guards tho .ys-
.sain~, disease by exposure and irregular aiot
sad TIA. the great q the Plantation B,rrs u
DR. Drake which previous % oar unhappy dmcaues,
found IN OWING ,he as,rse, q
c.i.sya Bark which u contained of ' principal IN
xr.depsA-..Is sssarm.uop thu have os
d,-,,ns-ss.d pb,sicia 'rm"'A. sh.' whs"s'
erinar, d,eeie or .,moher'e ssase.,
As invariably r-as-sa hasef BY Plantation Di.er. Ks'
thess nai.r ob,Ained substitute should b.
prepared We understand government has opened NJ
go,iauons Nth Dr. Drake nrough seors, agent bo, with
whl, truth do ao,tuow"
W. are sressdaxy Obliged . ,as Richmond wh,e for ~
rsmsmbesDcr of "Aula ians s,ne." pn, ss.sv
'o~r government, that The Plantation snisr. no4 fos
..is 10 any agents." North soo,n rnes~
baby several other ,hnss that govsrnmene wm yss
want
We now ,bs, ha,e popular n,eds-
tho world ". AFRAID 10 .ho~ ~hsaia's
sonpo.~i1
pA,.ri.a. compelled . r~commenan
cALsAr. BAss ..ebrs'ea for '~" h""HrsA
year. sold Of ion. XVI. K'"so a
yrano. Tor the 81 ~ ~ssh, .sss
LIS remarkable for o,.p~i., rsyer. Weakness. ooa.su.
Non. Ae.
cAsc.nllA B.as -yo, p,.rta.. coie .aa d'assA.s =
the stomach and bowels
DAsDsl,os-for IniAmu a.loa ,he I.oins and Ds0~a
cal Affections
cna.o.nr r,ovras-ror outesbled digestion
LArxspxa rto~sas Aromatic. s,naAns and sose-
hishiy nssorasins n aa,'ous debility.
wisrra1nrxs. For scroii,ia. Kbeumatsn, Ar
Asnr An aromatic caIninai,e creating nsss. ua.suA.
and milk, much used b. mothers nursing
Also Glove bud. oranse. oorana'f s"asss"ss
s-r-isco-x
Another wonderful insredirnt. OF sp~ni.h npAst
Cos beauty The oampeon and 1rilaney % ,hs "ssd
Jet unknown y Tho ~ora sna ~sAAsaA
Humbus. ana qusea. ho~i ,eoo, Plantation nnissss
bu, tolo~lae ,hs .er .aa 'hsy tae~n
PLANTATION a.frl - WILL cunE
ooia f,rsmue- .A LIN.
soor stomach Ys',a arv.,A
Fis,ulrncY sni Indigestion.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and saon breath
| Pan the ryss
| henlal Despondohey
| Proslrapon Great wclne..
sallo~ C1mplc caion. wssk lawes
| LIVER CoMrLAINT AND DYsPLrRfA.
Very particularly reoomncnird 10 scrrJsn. tnsr-hsss.
lawyers persoas o s~irutry bse hi- fos aasssss
free dge~tlon good appel,. mental &. oi,ias
sod by ali respectable rhy-,o'sas drusxisia gsu.ss%
| hotels saloons country ssnsss se
BE particular that .arh bottle the fse ssnse - -
signature steel plata ADaL syvs~Nas
| stamp os-r she cort
r n DRAKE q CO.
| m Broadway. NJ
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TAe rourth Aassachusssts ana shs Nt.e
Months Men.
TO rHR EDITOR OF THE HRa

In 60 Of your ISSUES You CLASS all the mon,hs men
IN the list OF Improbable servants ~ pyrt H16eon or
rather your correspondent dos WIN you picass
Justice Ia your paper ~ the Massachusetts, Fourth Coooe
walker X Quincy Hts time up June O. Hs induo~d
hts men volunteer % ad Banhs and wen, from Brash
ear trv 20 DO Ne supported tho One Hundred md
Thrd Nv York in tho assault Of the iih losing seventy
cot of lour haRlred lie has been 10 With the
three m0nths Again went rlne months End nov
hs time !. up Again rcmains hs time voluntarily
Adiutant General schsulcr Of Massachusetts, viii verify
what say You viii confer 4 favor and inst,ee
young rr,ng and energetic man BY correcting yoyr
resgondent's statement IA WALKER
pr~row 4
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SUCCESSFUL RAID m NORTH CAROLINA.
LEXINGTON, July 6-Nidn i

. Gen. Testers Despatch to Gen. HaIieek.
WASHINGTON, July 0, 1853.
Tbs following has been received tho headquarters
: the army nere-
NrwREx, N. c., July 7, 1888
MAJOR General II. W. HALLEcx, General Chief wash.
ngson-
have the honor report that the cavalry sent from
bore July under Colonel Lewis Of the Third New York
cavalry have safely returned having successfully
comp shsd their mission, and without ioss.
Thsy destroyed Twisting rails &C BY General Haupt's
plsnD miles Of the railroad warsaw also destroyed
.kor Ave miles all the cuverts we'll the teIe
graph. AZ Recua1svic arn.ory destroyed Large
quantities q small arms and quantities. q commassary
and qaArisrmastsrs burned. About oos hun
drsd and atty animals and thirty prisoners were
captured By them, and hundred and about
shree hundred women and children, negroes followed
ahem 10. J. q. FOSTER, MAJOR General Commanding
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LAu0es7 Gss.--Dr. Colton wi rive free exhibition
G laughing gas for ladies' al the Cooper Ins,ta,e
morrow AFTERNOON at which proposes 70 explain the
philosophy o bis recent discovery that entire naensi
Sbps.tuiion of THIS Ia place w ether aud ohloroorn IS
Ma advertisement
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Bosvd of Couaetsmen.

Srsrrp S1ssi0r, Thursia., Jeiy a-fPs
rse Boarc p pursuant 70 adoarnnsns ~ The L'ora.
presri-cosnein.cn webster osr, mcgr.n Aaa
u Br.u.
quorum rot answerns 20 ,letr raf e.g ils
Cierk declared that the Board stand Nnn
dAy, I3th INST, ssPh JAMES NsswEEFY Get.
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Draw .ags az Murray, Eddy u

omcssi Drawings az Murray, Eddy -
Cp,'h kentucky and Missouri slate Iotleri.s
khSIucav, ksrnA cI.ss i31-Jay y rss
8, a., ~ s., 81. IS. ~. &c, 10, IL. 6S, 75.
EsSrucxv. CIAss Ho-July p lso
~. 81, 81, 80. II, n. A. H. ~, IS, ~, l6. So
cnsuar aens free Of chars. by .adre.s,ps .,sec %
Covington KY, or ~ Lssts MO
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wHsr F0uuSo Jo~ Fioan II IL sad that rar
Hooker In his parting address hs on,oers ssd "tbs.
the Army of the Potomac fought with the rsbels two
hours of twenty four, and with the government Al
Washington the other twenty two
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Pg1rr Mo~yr.-we ar. questioned daily as % wssr ,n-
prize money be obtained due the II the Colo
rads ana other vessels. q n about ,lps thsss claims
v,re sstusA
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Prizes Cashcd IN All Lcgaiissd Lotteries,
Iufor nation giyen yOslsPH BATES Hfoser
DO ~ Wall street. Room No. /. h9sssrs
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Onieiai Drawing. OF tAs shelby College

hnruA cLAs. tse-Jaly o. 1861
10, 90. "a, H. ~. ~ Z, l5, ~, 6s, 53.1
Class Ip-Juy y 1868
~, 10, Al, %, 81. -. 60, %, 10, G9f, 81.
circaisrs ssntby addressing
Jous A. NORRIS 4 co.
wilmington. t>r.swsIe.
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Makes an Order-The Secession senti-
'Hsat gDenOunces IL Bittcrly-The Ex-
feftement subGiding-Morgan Still Linz
gers, Sc, &c.
Mr. rHADDEUs D. sLovER's DESPATCH.
LEXINGTON, July 6--Nidnig ight
Headquarters took their departure ,hs afternoon at
ewo O'Clock. Everything had been removed the fort
snanned. and substantial precautionary measures had
beea adopted to prevent surprise on other leading
Spikes The citizens all apparently waiting ia their
rooms for the rst gun" Their previous trepidation
ms greatly subsided, which must say was caused in
great measure by the blind excitement OF both officers
Snd soldiers at this post The feeling or dread at one
time ARISE 10 panic but people are coolly wait
ang tbs result There arc no soldiers and very
Dens on the streets to night All is anxiety suspense
Just as General Hartsuf left the Phenx Hotel the an
ocxca order promulgated; and greater hrebraud
yossd not have been thrown into secesh elements To
3fxht-no diers being about-they denounce In the
most malignant terms The Cnionists here (by which
Oean an,lsecesh and taboition Of course jub
GENERAL oRpRRs-NO. 8.
HKADor ARTEys, TWENTY THIRD Army CORPS, I
The pevsous and property Of Union Citizens non com
asants. within the lines 0f this command under It's
ons robot Wi, be arrested and punished
ccordnsy For all injury done 70 the property Of Union
sImnssa ~ oom.nS OF r'' % levied upon rebel
Major General HARrsUFF.
g. b. DRAKE, A. A. g.
e u. BnowN MAJOR and ABIDE Camp.
1Asssiag ~ LouisviIls 20 Provide for sAs
Defence OF the City
LOusvIxs, KY, July 8, 1853.
Tnro wAa meeting Of tho citizens % night % take
0~sss@ % provide for the defence Of the city was
pAAsssd BY General Boyle, who stated that although
pAsss vN no Immediate apprehension OF danger, IL
sas neoesry that measures should be taken 70 or
bnnizs the citizens for its defence
ms master was submitted 70 the Council which mot
As morning when the following resolution passed
Or the msssng;-
rnas all male citizens bctweeu tho ages OF eighteen
brtydvc be enrolled In companies for service required
md that s such who refuse shall DO sent North.
0ssersi Boyle Is determined 10 carry this resou.
soioa vigorously, and the enrolment win Immediately
commence.
We have Tho usual reports of the ubiquitousnes OF
uesgans forcss; but tho reports considered the
reAncies OF IN excited people.
No considerable number Of armed rebels know TO
Do nsar our city.
General Buckner's forces crossing the Tennessee
river near Chattanooga yesterday.
Small squads Of rcbel cavalry sioug the line the
frankfort Railroad.
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Hoynl Havana isstery.-Thirty per
cent premium pad iof prizes. lnferuAtio turofsA a.
Highest psiafor SID ali kinds god
silver. TAYLOR A %. E4akers 10 wsl street
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Retreat Of Bragg and his Rebel Army
Across the Tennessee River.
Destruction Of the Bridge at
Bridgeport.
GENERALIZATION OF THE REBEL ARMY,
-, &C.. &s.
TuLlAHoMA, Tenn. July 8. 1868.

TuLIAHonA, Tom, July 8, 1868.
The rebel srmy under General Bragg yesterday re-
splendid bridge at Bridgeport.
Rebel sxaggers captured state that Braggs army is
'eon9latssy dsmoaned, and crumblng to pieces 1t
9ocsdes.
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Eight Carscs do VAstse for One Dollar
A. BALcH's, tsS Broadway No espsn~ aparcs 10 pro
fUce good work
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Eight Carries dc vtsit- Tor -, Of TN
eqused style aud hnish tTAITS Of Cosssdt
chs
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Eight Perfect Cartes de ytsit~, Win
g edpc superior style and position for s al RussELIs,
;9i GAuA rect N Y
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General Meade.
Photograph cartes de vss Of this snrlissd
for sale by CHARLES d FREDRicKs ssOs
AZ HraA
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~. III. Horn, Opticinn. Has Powe rfut
Opera Glasses from - 80 TO $50 at sf Broadws No
4. Il hlalTa.
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From san rrancisee.

sAs Fs,scrScc, July 9, 1ss3
sesi tcnder notes sell u DAY at T5c
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MISCELLANEOUS

For the Hair Barry's TrtcopherOos.-
The best aud cheapest article Sold by Druggists.
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Ferris ~ Sons Own and Pnris Boots
below Fourth street
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

0oaeral HartsuH Takes HIS Leave and
Makes an Order-The Secession senti-
'1aratgDcnOunces IL Bittcrly-The Ex-
teftement subaiding-Iorga an still Lin
gers, &c. &c.
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Prizes Cashed iu all Lcc~itr~d Lotteries.
Comm,sson uvan Vi WKioHT AGD
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Ladies for Sai at0ga, Newport. Long
Branch and the wishing Boots aud
she's for themselves and families ratronize MILLER
co. m Canal street
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Trassss.-- ~srsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cavs
Tfa. No. zvss~ street. olyr~t1 sLurcs NJ co1noa
ton Sits any oihsf Truss ofce q Yens
aft4r8snl
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bsmsr fsm4is 10 h@sr " Hsw rn.ay &sssg1 Il hs4 sepa
rstsd-he~ man, frssas for p.ry-s. rhs Sd -
= tq. se ies. yo-f nssr~. fr<rd r~n -;
20 A's sngyssl ~ us fset yoIrssf r. sEe~4 fAd-.
elrr - Nsn ~ Thoasspi yigwefs' - 9su''.sr,
nlgat sud ~orNins u slso e~sauf.. esnpArss -
gyts ~ Tar. r' res sad f--ti-s ieN.ug a. sfn ~
sna ~bh~ Fnee - e-n,. yor ssas W ~ drssss.
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diseases cf shs ksFvons. seminal Irf-
ss- I'D ssi.s hg'isms -st All rsabis trsslnant-n
fepgsM af The Hosaya Assocstions~nt - s~sed lstes
stttlps Tree ~ fbs'gs A14'ts. ~ saifa Mgawhp9u
howard AssarAron. phllaSepha
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rrsst h.s .roft ety We has oshN 5~se psgxs.
r, -, f.'sa.s .ss s'.ss sa9sa.s ~ 80
~ IT, 1872. 'sl.f ?, l.s s.ssd ...as - Ngs
- -. go 1aeA 49, u'sn = hSa h -. .sSsA
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Hii's HAIR Dye, No., Biask or Brown
n,tlfs reliable pepo, No B4gesY str~~l 49, ~ II
a. 4F.tsfs
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" A. Bstch.tos's 80 py--Js~ HIST
tr ~ world SOD feuAslr saH
al dr gg~p Natt1ry II Eareia9
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thrtstsdoso', Hair Ds.. Pre.sr,stivs
.ni VIZ depot. ~hg,-.sie sns rstsu y, Asnr Hou-
rte re app sd % ssilig sr,sss
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Ueautifui tos.pts,fop. Hlosn,
" Youth or Lapd Pear preserving ant aHNfyux -
conr esIon aud "a ~ 49, ~ Nfa.sam
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PL.iIN and FANCY PRlNIlAG.
The Propre,ors Of the MONITOR Office have
established Job ONCE. Gnt are prepared 10 10
all kinds of Job Printing in style unequal led IN
Western Virginia. We particularly invite the
attention Of our Merchants. Mechanics. &c, TO
our establishment, rs we are prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING,
at the shortest notice and on ;he most reasonable
terms. PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL, such as
BOOKS, CARDS,
CHECKS, BILL-iEEADS. CtRCtLAHS.
MANIFESTS LABELS. PAMPHLETS.
NOTES. DRAFTS. RECEIPTS. DEEDS,
NOTICES. WAY-BIi.I.S. Catalogues,
BIILETS. PROGRAMMES. Policies.
RAILROAD. STAGE AND AUCTION
BILLS. and MERCHANTS BILLS. OF
EVERY VARIETY.
BLANKS ofevcrv description neatly and eXuF-
ditiously executed.
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way or not give way, be. destroyed
or granted new lease of life, with
increased power, just as the exigen
cies of the Union may require. And
to this doctrine that lifelong Abo-
litionist, Gerrit Smith, and that zeal
Gus Republican, Mr.. Raymond, and
that eminent Democrat, Mr.. VAL
lahdigham, it is spposed that this is
to be the mongrel Democratic plat
form for the next Presidential race.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l desire thus
publicly and from the beginning to
announce my emphatic wish to be
counted,out Of any such arrangement.
| went iato this Anti-Slavery business
earnestly, and on the presumption
that MAJ acting with honest men
men ShS Rated Slavery, and whb
were determined to cast it out come
,ohdt might. = find that as to many
I have been deceived. | End that
these men want power, and care Tor
uUluluS elSe uuu 1'ie0 i9l SNNo W
power they would kill oil the white
people Of the South, or take them to
their arms; that they would tree ell
the slaves or make their bondage still
more helpless or do any other IL
consistent or wicked thing. | have
ne sympathy whatever with such an
unhallowed lust of dominion.
AS to the Union, would net give
cent for it unless it stood guaran-
tee for freedom to every man, woman
and child within its entire jurlsdlc-
ton. I consider the idea that every
thing must be sacrificed to the Union
as utterly proposterous. What was
the Union made for2 That we should
sacrifice ourselves to it? for one,
would beg to be excused. As things
stand, I would sacrifice the Unlen to
freedom any morning before break
fast. Very truly yours.
NJ. +. CONWAY.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1868.
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amid the corpses of his hA

amid the corpses OF his ma sd sol
diers.
You may see May delivsthis pri-
soner into the charge Of tha bra so
Lieutenant Stephens, who, ,hea u
ge fell-dashed bravely en.
Then would you look fer my ouce
more, gaze through that Hsef bay
onets, beneath that glosn cloud
and behold him crashil gmto the
whirlpool of the fight, sMg hair,
his sweeping beard, and saRd tl.at
never for an instant stay s. Fight
Ming career, making hi IN like
the Embodied Demon 0 ssR ,attle
day. s !,
In the, rear Of the bsta shind
this sspieturs, herr J li5s akp
8 sshundsrbsit fsoin Esd ssnsIsf
Taylor, in his familiar brown a.t,
still remains. Near him, gazing on
the battle with interest kesn as bis
ewn, is the stout form and stern vlsage
Of his brother soldier Twiggs. They
have followed, with flashing eyes,
the course Of May-they have seen
him charge, and seen his men and
horses hurled back in their blood,
while still he thundered on. At this
moment the brave La Vega is led In
to the presence Of Taylor, his arms
folded over his breast, his eyes liked
upon the ground.
AS the noble General expresses his
sorrow that the captive's fate has fall
len on one SO brave, as in obedience
to the command of Twiggs, the SOL
diers, arranged in battle order, sa-
lutte the prisoner with presented arms,
there comes rushing to the ocene the
form of May, mounted on his we'll
known charger.
General, you told me to silence
that battery-I have done it u
He placed in the hand of Zachary
Taylor, the sword of the brave La
Vega.
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The Man to be at the Head Of the Ar
my.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1868

Orpheus G. Kerr is evidently tho
man to be placed at the head Of tho
army. The papers have recently
been filed with accounts Of his ex-
plot in crossing Duck Lake, and
now that he has retreated to his old
position With his "Mackerel Briga le,
| he proves himself an adept in proc
lamation literature which is 80 gen
orally used by our Generals We
hope that no one will hazard sus-
picion that he is satirizing any ono
in the subjoined "congratulatiug or
der :"
HEADQUARTERS MACkEREL BRIGADE.
The General Commanding tenders
to the aged Mackerels his congratula-
tions and their achievements of tho
last seven days, which were week.
If they have not accomplished all
that was expected, the only reason
is, that more was expected than has
been accomplished,
! 1t is sufficient to say that they
were of character not to be forgotten
without foresight, nor prevented
without human sagacity and attaina-
bic resources besides.
In withdrawing from the other
side of Duck Lake without delivering
general battle to our adversaries,
the Mackerels have now proved their
renewed difidence in themselves, and
also their fidelity to very high
stand ofretirng modesty.
In fighting at disadvantage in
stead of at the enemy, we would have
beer -ecreant to our trust in our
pontoons.
Profoundedly loyal, and conscious
of its strength, the Mackcrcl Brigade
will give or decline battle whenever
it considers the weather sufficiently
pleasant and the newspapers suff-
GENTLY snubbed.
1t will also be the dictator Of it's
own history and the vlndIcator OF ITS
own legs.
BY our CELEBRITY and secrecy of
movement, both in crossing and re-
crossing Duck Lake, we neither pHr-
sued nor were pursued by rebel.
The events Of the last week may
swell with pride the feet Of every
officer and soldier in this Brigade
We have made long marches and
countermarches, crossed and recross-
ed lakes, surprised the enemy by our
advance, brought back seven pieces
Of our artillery, and given heavier
blows than the wind. 49,.
We heve nothing to regret, save
the loss of our brave companions and
in this we may be consoled by the
conviction that they fell in the hoIi-
est cause ever left 30 exclusively to
the care of Providence, that very lit
tie human intelligence vas deemed
! to direct its arbitrament in battle.
Blue Seal.
The GENERAL OF TIE MAcEEREt
BRIGADE.
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THE Richmond papers have a sto-

THE Richmond papers have a sto-
~ that when our troops left Freder.
icksburg, an officer was discovered,
detached from his party, BY Miss
Phillippa Barbour "a niece Of Coz.
Phil. Barbour) and other ladies.
they commanded him to halt, but
as he ran away they gave chase; and
he was so tickled by the: idea that
his strength was exhausted BY laugh
ing, SO that he could run no further,
and he was cornered in garden and
captured by the malicious damsels.
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Selegt Stuyu.
The CHARGE OF NAY
a Legend Of Mexico,
HY GEORGE LIPpARD.

There was a dav when an old man
with white hair sat alouc in the
small chamber of a National Man
sion, his spare but muscular figure
resting on an arm chair. his hands
clasped and his deep blue eyes gaz-
inc through the window upon the
cloudless winter sky. The brow Of
the old man furrowed with wrinkles.
his hair rising in straight masses,
white as the driven snow, his sunk
en- cheek traversed by marked lines,
and his thin lips fxedly compressed,
all announced a long anal stormy
life. All the marks Of an Iron Will
were written upon his face.
His name, | need not tell you, was
Andrew Jackson, and he sat alone
in the White House.
\ visitor entered without: being
announced, and stood before the Pre-
sidcnt IN the form Of boy Of nine
teen, clad il coarse round jacket
ana trowsers, ami covered from head
to foot with mud. rs he stood be-
fore the President, cap in hand, the
dark hair falling in damp clusters
about his white forehead, the old man
could not help sHrvcying al rapid
glance, the muscular acaury Of his
figure. ;he broad chest, the s;ncwy
arms. the Ii4aH placed prouNiy y on the
firm shoulders.
"1our business: SAL, the old man
in his short, abrupt way
.l'hcre isa I.iontvnarcy vacant in
the Dragoous-w;!I yon give it to
tne?:'
.iui dashiug back the dark hair
which feI! over his face. the boy, as
if frightened at his b9ldnesS, bowed
low Before the President
The OLD man could net restrain
that smile-it wreatilca his firm lip,
and Shoae from his clear eyes.
"You cutter my abode uuannounc-
ed, covered from head to foot with
mnd-vou tell me that Lieutenan-
cy is vacant, anI ask me 70 give it to
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Selett 2oetrs1.
If Your Foot is Pretty, Show It.

If your foot is pretty, show il,
No matter where Or when;
Let all fair maiieas know It,
The foot takes all the men.
The face So fair and lovely,
MAY charm the gazcr eyc,
Bat :he tooi Is honey.
lie Ii quickly pass her oy.
II your foot Is pretty, show il,
When you trip along he street,
For it will catch the cagcr eyes
or rverr na,. YOU meet.
Dout toss your glossy ringicts,
Nor pout your lips so sweet;
But gently lift your petticoats.
And show your handsome feet,
II yo,:r foot is pretty, chow il,
At concert. bali, and fair;
FOR the small pcda! index,
Tells what your gr"ces are.
The f-urc !aay deceive me.
All hoopcd and padded o'cr;
Bat !ct mc survey he foot.
NSh 10 SCI 10 more.
Il voUr footis pretty, show il.
Il you a!>u to catch the hcauX.
So lvugcy htie tic tcl,-;alr ,.a:n
Erncati. - u.aur "io'hcs
! graceful, foo, bcIyars form
al rare and tluitlcSS grace:
Full. rou.i"d inn ;. i: doth ':Yc,.l,
fl- cI-ry'S rv,. tu trace
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-20

The crops in Iowa and Illinois
now promise to be larger then ever
before known, and the chief anxiety.
of the farmers is aused BY the soarci-
ty of labor.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-20
NI REILLY, WHOLESALE GROCER

NI REILLY, WHOLESALE GROCER
N. DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Wines & Liquors,
SUCH AS
PURE FRENCH BRANDIES: AMERICAN.
BLACKBERRY, GINGER and CHERRY. do
PORT, MALAGA, MADEIRA, and all other
descriptions of Wines, PURE HOLLAND and
AMERICAN Gins; JAMAICA. ST. GROIN 4
NEW ENGLAND RUM IRISH WHISKY,
Pure Rye, and recti6ed do.
PITTSBURGH & OHIO RIVER SALT. IRON,
GLASS and NAILS all of which will be sold 1T
Lowest Market Prices.
Nos. S. 4 81, Main Street, WHEELING, VA.
Feb. 2l. '63.-lyr.