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News From the Islands.

Nothing Of Importance -transpircd
yesterday, and we have again to report
comparatively quiet stale.of affairs
Yankee Batteries Nos. / and . and Tie
nfie Hus keep up bri;k fire on Battery
Wagner, doug, however, hl,le or no
damage. On orr side, batteries Cheves
and Haskell continue to play with e.
feet OH The Ynnkec working parties in
the pits aud behind the siockade de-
fences, frequently driving them out aud
retarding heir Operations. a number
of Yankees, y esterday, We're discovered
digging " about 100 yards South of
Wagner, and another party working on
Battery No. L. Our batteries fired
few shells, which soon drove them un-
der cover. They failed 10 make their
appearance the rest Of the day.
Thur~day evening, Gen. Gilmer. &C.
companied b. Col. Harris, and other
officers, visited Battery Wagner, and
made minute inspection Of the for,ili
cation. The enemy at the. time WA.
engaged in brisk fire upon Wagner
from his rife pits: Four shells ex.
ploded. near the party while on the par
apet, fortunately injuring no one. The
party passed over and finished their in.
spection wholly Indifferent Of the enc
my's fire. 3. We learn that General Gil
iner and Col. Harris were highly pleased
with the condition Of lle battery. its
great strength and power of resistance.
twili be gallantly defended to the last.
The position Of the feet is but little
changed. One mohitof has taken a
position between Batteries Gregg and
Wagner, nearly abreast Of the raller.-
Another has reuainedof Battery Gregg
in the same position since yesterday.
A calcium light has been observed
| displayed from the monitor between
Gregg and Wagner for the last two
nights. -.
| -Thifiy-nine vessels, including SIX
monitors and the Ironsides, were inside
Of the bar Yesterday. twenty eight ves-
seis reported In Siono, and dtweniy,three
in Folly Inlet, besides eight blockaders
off Tie bar. -.
The casualties on our side for the last
week, notwithstanding tie heavy BON.
bardment made during that lme. have
been very small. On visit to The hos
piials yesterday, we fouud but one that
had been received since the st instant,
severely wounded. This WAS Priyate
@. +. Townsend, Company f, Glst
| North Catoliha Regiment. who had his
right arm anpntated, and was taken TO
The North Carolina hospital. Some
two or three With very slight wound,
had been re ceived at other hospitals.
At this hour, Of writing, IL p. M.
the ffe between the land batteries con-
Gnues slowly - Chas. Courier, 5M,
I HE that has never known adversely
\ "a haf k.F .nno.;,,al ,y;,h ,,b.,, ~,
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4 will be tnseysse ;ss ,tho rates scf ono dollar,
Nand fifty CENT pct tq.iare, Of u Nisisss slirss,
cents for tho soccpd and fbirsl inscs tions, and
= iitty cen II Cor zach succecdfhN 3nscf Con.
S0biiaarx aud Marriage notte ibutes! Of
Respect, pesaiaN ioj,s of ahrcunccr,ents for
, oisee, arc chatsrl for the sasAo AZ adysttise-
kdertfsspsstss st5tio xsi,Sott tHc number
OF insertions speviacds vi Il bs pnbiishcd until
ordered oqt and chargei FOR hrcaftin rs. aeS's<
= .ssS- Pcrsops kviug aasa distance nsy cnIts.
: -ppte how much tbeir bin lssvift atneuht to BY
! counting seve,fw wer,,stc the, Inc. q - -
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led ID match Nv b,s ala, i, g., .oro, -
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never away f,;on bis cann,.nJ oxo.n,
necessity ;nsas n; in,as,a,;ss IL H.
very few ofIieers,in our army "a, have,
1.-The same so;J ,bont tbemi ms .>
mains. were buried near the town Of
Gettysburg. The noble hea,, ted Pool
was buried n. the same place. Those
two gallant soldiers, MAeKLEY and Jkx.
KINGS, of the same company, were bu.
tiled on the fs:d whore they fell. Bur
one Of. tho wounded Of the Butler
Guards, who fell inlo The enemy's hands,
have since died. Private L, r. SMIrH
who was badly.woundsl IA The Lr.as,
by "A. grape sho.-ZFnrefed for abon,
three, weeks a, stie:tysburr anil died.-
1 His comrades have NO, learned wierc
bc was bufed. Five of the company
| are sill in Pennsylvania, viz, RI sBA..
! COY, Ayeusr1sE BAoox, (foot a,nppta.
ted9 WM. !GILnrArI, L.useNs GIL>
REArr, foot ainpniateL) Corp. Henry
MORAN. (wounded in tbighJ These,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-09-10

|. Too MANY Co&FuDAlATG DrszurrRs
.iH ONE EEGlMEHT,-The Secretary of
War having become acquainceG whh
the 4aet tEm between .four snd Eve hun.
dfed Cohfederato pisSpers of war at
Fort Delaware had. taken The cath and
been mastered into regime OF, 20 .bo
called The 81 Maryland cavairy, directed
that the proceeding should be annrlled,
and that they shoaII be returned TO
tbsic quarters in prison. Il was appra.
hended iLot so, large q. nn,aGer- ct Tor.
mer cherries of the UEited States Gov
erhmentiR one Isginaehtwoukl provoa
d"nSefou. experiment; aadsit has boen
ordered. that they shall. be ,,scSs,ered
among Ailerent rc,imeNts,s 6,
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Mrs. CtfG wRrTs a sister of Mrs Abra-
ham lincoln, recently prescntsd a confsd,
crate JACK 10 the. gun:Lost Hustssiile, at
MoJiie.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-09-10

1rz ThseEnhsrsi Sermon of. Lieut..
Presses : ByTtBr WilIIsss. deceased;
will preaehsd iaahe Bsplist Church
on next Sunday morning bs Rs,sJ. @;
FJRMAs, ID. Ds4 - :: -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-09-10

No other gaia is so certain ~ ,llat
which proceeds from tho economical
use Of what you have.
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8 He that has never known adversely
Is bat half acquainted with others, or
with hinnelf. Constant success shows
us but one side of.tiIe orld. For asit
sorroppds US wiki friends who will tell
us only our merits, SO it silences those
our defects. ., :
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~ We ere aptboftzeds 10 iSsnnoosss
~ Ca}6asl WALLACE D. IOOR can,
|efs fsr cLERK or C0uRT fot arserl.
ID pstfset, ,atthe next electives. - e,lys
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-09-10

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5pn ~ the'cpfgrsts ~ the Ceafsa<sass
:sS., s ixsep!,reSensss'ss s!, fFom d he 6f;k cer.
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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-09
A Gallant Stand by a COmPa.
nv of Illinois Troops.

The Cincinnati Commercial is al
lowed to print the following extract
of private letter from an officer in
Baltimore, relating to an event in
the late rebel raid in West Virginia:
Captain Wallace, with 80 men,
occupied a church at the mouth of
Greenland Gap, so advantageously
placed as to command the whole pass,
and compel the enemy to capture it
before they could advance. From
morning until dark they withstood a
rebel force of 1900 men. Three
times the enemy charged up to the
church and were repulsed. Five out
Of eight Of the officers Of their first
battalion were killed or wounded in
the first charge. The number of the
enemy slain was more than the whole
number opposed to them. Bravely
they foug ht-long and well, but,
sorrowful to relate, as night drew on
the enemy took advantage of its
shade to fire the building. Even then
the undaunted Irish boys refused to
give up, and it was not until the
blazing roof fell in that they sur
re1dered. Glory to the fallen braves.
The Secretary Of War will be urged
to give medal to each Of those who
participated in the affair. Captain
Wallace, Company G., 23d Illinois,
commanded the little force, which
consisted of detachment of his COM
pauy and a detachment of Company
A, 18th Virginia Infantry, COM
manded by Captain Smith. General
Kelly pronounces it one of the most
gallant affairs of the war.
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NOTICE. will, on the Sd day of the Spe-
IN cial Term ofsthe Circuit Court of Preston
County Git being the 2lst day Of May, 1862
make application to said Court to pay and deliy-
er to me as the foreign Guardian Of Elizabeth
Hove, William Harrison Hoye, Elijah Hoye, Ben
iamin F Hoye and Sarah c. Hoye, all the per-
sonal property and money belonging to said
wards in the hands of the Administrator of John
Crane decd Cate Guardian of said children)
and also to authorize me as such foreign Guar
dian to sue for, recover and receive all personal
property which may belong to said wards, in
Guiding the accruing rents of their real estate as
authorized by the statue in such cases made and
proyided-at which time all persons interested
against such removal will please file their obIec-
tons thereto.
ELIZABETH FRIEND. Guardian.
AMI 25-4wS3l By her Attorney.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-09

The VISIT OF THE REBELS TO FAIR
MoNT-WHAT WAS DoNE-Gov PER-
POINTS LIBRARY DESTROYED. Gen,
Lightburn had his headquarters at
Fairmont on Saturday last. From
that place, in answer to telegram
from the Governor as to what dam
age had been done, he seat the fol
lowing reply:
your public and private library
were destroyed"
(The Governor had an excellent
and select law library as we'll as a
general library.)
eleven horses were taken from
Dir. Watson. John S. Barnes was
wounded in the head slightly. Young
Coffman was killed No property
burned except Cromwell $ mills. n.
S. Barnes lost 500 dollars. Flemin z
fonr hundred. A. Fleming three
hundred in boots and shoes. Rilgley
(rebel three hundred. Mrs. Sterling
one hundred. Jackson's loss in
-four considerable Maj. Parrish
lost all his goods, Every cue who
had horses lost them. "NationoE'
(newspaper) office knocked into pie
United States lost five hundred worth
of public property. Menongahela
r. R. bridge entirely destroyed.
Piers yet standing but superstructure
all in the river. Coal Run, Buffalo
and Barracksville bridges all destroy
ed. 1t was Lieut.. Zane from
Wheeling who destroyed your lib
raries. They were burned in front
of your Office.
Signed, j. A. LIGHTBuRN,
Brig General.
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CTEINWAY'S PIANOS, NEW YORK.
- The best Pianos in the World.

Jfs'- WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. ~fs&
We would respectfully direct the attention of
the citizens Of Morgantown and vicinity TO the
vast and universally admitted superiority of the
Pianos made by Steinway 4 Sons, New York.
They received the FIRST CLASS PRIZE ME-
DIAL at the Worlds Fair, London, 1862, in COM
petition with $50 Pianos from all parts of the
world Also, CARIIART'S MELODEONS and
ORGAN HARMONIOUS. Mr.. Carhart (Ncw
York is the original inventor Of the Meodeon,
and all other instruments Of the kind are hut i'm
perfect limitations OF his manufacture
They arc warranted SUPERIOR TO a .L
OTHERS or the instruments forfeited.
Also. the celebrated "MARTINn GUITARS:
FLUTES. VI0LINS, best ITALIAN 4 FRENCH
VIOLIN STRINGS. and a complete assortment
of every description Of musical goods.
II. KLEBER & BRO, (sgn Of Golden Harp
No. SO Fifth Street, PITTSBURH PA.
Notice. We are the sole agents of the unri
vailed STEINWAY PIANOS and CARIIART
MELODEONS, for Western Penn'a, Eastern Ohio
and North Western Va. apr. 4-ly.
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The Rebel Raid.

The indignation OF our peopie was
never more justly aroused than by
the late appearance of rebel force
in our midst. Like lambs before a
lion, the people stepped aside and
stood agast, while small force rode
quietly by to plumber their property,
and for aught they knew, to desolate
their homes.
West Virginia has more than her
full quota of soldiers in the field
Monongalia county has over one
third of her militia force there. The
citizens of our State have been hun
ted and haunted by the enemy from
the very beginning Of the war. The
sentence of death has been passed
upon its officers III the capitol Of the
Southern Confederacy. And yet with
all we have doae in the contribution
of men and means for the salvation
of our Government-lying as we do
directly upon the lines of the enc
ry, our citizens in jeopardy, our OF
ficess in limbo, we have not so much
as a picket guard upon our borders,
nor a sentinel to apprise US Of the
enemy's coming. Ye gods Is this
the return for our evidences Of graf
itule, our loyalty, and cur sacrifices
to our Government
But still further citizens send
their earnest appeals to the authori-
ties at Washington for aid to expel
the rebels from our country. The
laconic reply comes back that /" )pe
know all about It; 1t is only q little
dash, and ariN soon be orer,' e. e.
let them alone-tney are not many
in number-as soon as they have
plundered your property, and desc
lated your homes, they will leave
you. Gove,nor Francis II. Pierpoint
Leaves the stump, and hasteus home
from a tour of several hundred miles
to close the cage after the bird has
flown What are to be the results
of such state of affairs? Can we
look for anything other than the de-
population of West Virginia? Are
not all the bright prospects for a
great and prosperous State utterly
gone? Are men of a disposition to
spend their time and strength in &C
cumulating capital which is liable
at any moment to be plundered aud
destroyed by the enemy? Verify, we
can expect naught else than to be-
come refugees and wanderers, if here
after We have not the surety OF lit
tie consideration, little safety, lit
tie surety of protection from our Go
vernment. We trust this matter
will meet the serious deliberation OF
the people; and that means may be
devised Immediately, before we reap
the disastrous results such a state of
affairs portends Let US select Off
GERS at our next election who wlll
take care Of Vest Virginia.
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known to live nine days off one sardine anG a
barrel of whisky. in dress he is extremely neat
never wearing shirt longer than three months
without changingit.
So SUM up, S,onewall, in private life, is-as
Shakespeare says-t'a man as is a man. that we
may never look upon his like again" In his
military capacity he is, to quote Sheridan
knowles, sin peace lamb, in war lam'er.''
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-09
A PROCLAMATION
By the Executive Committee of the
Constitutional Convention of
West virginia.

TIME PRESIDENT of THE UNITED STATES
i having under the Act of Congress approved
December 81, 1862 entitled can act for the adj
mission Of the State of West Virginia into the
Union and for other purposes" issued his Proc
lamation, bearing date on the goth day OF April:
in the year one thousand eight hundred and siX-
tr-three declaring that the said act shall take Ct
feet and be in force from and after sixty days
from the saiG date:
Now. therefore. the undersigned, Danl Lamb.
Peter G. Van Winkle Ebert II. Caldwell James
W. Paxton and Ephraim 3. Hall. the Executive
Committee of the Constitutional Convention OF
West Virginia, do hereby, pursuant to the Ordl-
nance passed by the said Convention, on the 18th
dav of February. 1863, entitled ''An Ordinance
to provide for the organization of the State of
West Virginia, make known that an election
will be held on Thursday, the 2Sth day OF
May. next, being the Thursday next succeed
ing the thirty-ffth day from the date of the said
proclamation of the President, at the several
places of voting in the 40 counties to be included
in the State of West Virginia. for the election,
under the Amended Constitution thereof of Sen
atorS and Delegates, a Governor, Secretary of
the State, Treasurer. Auditor, Attorney General,
three Judges of the Supreme Court OF Appeals,
q Judge for each Circuit: and the following off,
GERS for each county. that is TO say. a Clerk of
the AlECuil NbN!l. SutIli Prosecuting tllOEncN,
Surveyor of Lands, and Recorder; and that the
said election is to be held, and the results there
of asccrtained, certified and returned. according
to the directions contained in the above mention
ed Ordinance. And that pursuant to the said
Ordinance, thessSenators and Delegates so to be
elected are to assemble at the city of Wheeling on
Saturday, the Goth day Of June next, be-
ing the sixty-frst after the issuing of the said
proclamation of the President, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, and proceede to organize them
selves in their respective Branches. as the Legs
lature of West Virginia.
Given under our hands this 22d day of April,
in the year 1853.
DANIEL LAMB,
P.G. VAN WINkLE.
]. ". PAXTON, Elk. Com.
E. H. CALDWELL,
E. B. HALL,
pr.25-5w.-S6.
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The Parkersbnrs Convention
Especial to the Wheeling IntelLigencer.

Especial to the Wheeling InteIigencer.
PARKERsBUpG, May 6.-The Con-
vention was organized this after
noon.
DR.. Spicer Patrick, Of Kanawha,
was elected President.
f. R. Hall, Of Marion, was elected
Secretary, and j. C. Boyer, of Ty-
Ter, Assistant Secretary.
The Convention will probably
make the nominations Tomorrow.
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Ngorgantoyvn Markets.
New Advertisements.
IS: At rules held in the Clerk
q (roi

Y SiNih
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Preston Coun-
ty, on the LIST Monday in May, 1869:
Alexander Shaw, comp't
rs. IN CuANCEEy.
Elizabeth Shaw, Ct. al, def't
The object Of this suit is to subject to sale
tract of $50 Acres of Land that was purchas-
ed by Samuel Shaw, decd, of the defendant
Mary Robertson, for the liquidation of the bonds
executed by said Samuel Shaw in his lifetime to
the said Mary Robertson, for the purchase money
of said land; and to distribute the residue of the
proceeds of sqid sale among the heirs of the said
Samuel Shaw, decd; and it appearing by afida-
Wit filed in this cause that the defendants Joseph
Shaw, John S. Shaw, Elizabeth Johnson, Samuel
Johnson and other unknown heirs Of Maria
Johnson, decd, Lucy Ann Victor and Dunbar
Dunnavan. Elizabeth Work, Matilda Emberson
and Rebccca Short are not residents of this State:
therefore, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit.
\ Copy-tcstc: J. II. CARROLL. Crk.
JAS. A. BROWN, comp'ts COUNSEL
O a %
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TIC Fail term bcglnS September 20. FuPIIs
will be received Mt any time ard charged from the
date Of admission.
The Institution is furnished with good Chem
zeal and Philosophical apparatus and these will
be used weekly TO illustrate the various branches
in the Department OF Natural Science. There is
also the nucleus Of Library.
In all these departments every effort will be
made to advance the pupils as fast ms consistent
with thoroughness.
For further nformation''apply'to the Principal
Feb. Ii. 'G3 lYl
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A HORSE dealer, describing a used
up horse, said he looked as if he had
been editing daily paper.
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TOR RENT-In The large COMMERCIAL
i BUILDING, atMorgantown, West Virginia:
Second Story, north front Store, TWO ROOMS,
adjoining kitchen in the basement in the rear,
GARDEN and STABLE, for 500 per year
Third story: north side, ONE LARGE ROOM
81 feet by = feet, for $50 per year. South side:
ONE LARGE ROOM and SMALL ROOMS
adjoining, for S65 per year. and the LOFT at
the upper story, livery suitable for segar Fac
tory) $50 per year Apply to
MARSHALL NJ DENT, Agent
for j. D. D. Rosset; at Aergantown, VS..
Apl ii, Nv.