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APFIDAVIT.

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PetsonaIly appearaa bslSrenA, a. Al1eEma9 o. -
eifS q PMladsll ila q Z HnMi0EBI WhO, bslng 81
y sworn, doth say, his prepararionI e91fa3 =, -,
purely VeRefahIs. = - : n. =. HElMeoL1
Sworn and subscribed before ne, u. ~ -
NogambaF, 1884 MN. ?. HIBBAkDs
Alderman, Ninth-street, shove RaeA khiiA-
Addrtss LsttafS i5T Information n eoulds1e1,
!. f..- ~ RI ~ n T. HELlGBOLD. Chellll5,
Dspos 1s4 South Tsnfh-st., below Chsnut, RhllA'
{ BEWARE or C0UHTERFEITs
AND UHPRINCIP1KDD BALERs.
& VINO sndsayor 70 Dispose cor THRIR OWE aSa
eotharss aFtieloa On tha reputation attainsdbg
HelnboIPs Genuine PrepGEs.lon., 1
3 ~ = - = Extract BGehus
= sar11paEllil
90 InprOvsd ROSs Wa1h-
sold b an Druggists sVsryvhero-
g Ask FOR HKLABoLDs-EAKBNo 0THEA
,ostou. s,s sav,rsi,,ras.k. and Ssna n n, AID
ATOID IliPoETIIoN AND kxP0sURE
iunIo omeOd
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BLOODI BLOODI BLOOD!
HolmbOId's Highly Concentrates COupouDa
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
5XRHHTS.

This Is an agootiOa or TIE Blood, and a.tasE, u.
Sexual Organs LtBings Of the Hoss, Ear, IhEOAt,
HtndptPe and other MueuS Surfaces, making 70 lP.
PeaFaDee IN the form d Ulcers. HelmbOldS kLiElei
6GraaParilla Purhes tie blood, aud removes ~ sAy
ERuptIOng Of the Skin, giving % the OomplsIiooa
y for this class Of complaints, rs BIOOdP
Properties are preserved % gTe8tsE thah Az
other PreParatiOn q saEsaPaFilla-
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From eight 70 twenty Year, standing, viii BAH-
known 20 SCIENCE AND PANE
Ror Medleal Properties o. BpcHu. - pilpenl.iS
So ProleSoF DEWEEs' valuablo words O. a
Practice Of Phyaic.
See remarks made By the ilto eslsbrased D
RHYSIOK, Phfladelphia-
See retnaEks made By Dr.. RPHRAIM McDOH -;
aeeleorated Physician, and member q ne ~.
College q Surgeons, Ireland, and Puhlishbd u Us
Transactions % the King sud Qne6n's JOuEnaL -
See MedieO ClEuIEieAl Review, plbltshed y -,
JAAI1N TRAVELS. yellow Of the Royal CO-isss .
See most ofthe late standard WoEks o. iisaisin'
ExIRGC1 B6uEU, 81 % per bottle, OF GIE iO[ts g
-r1 EAHsaPARILta. 81 O0p per bOttls O six =
INPHOTED RoSE WASH, SOC per bottle o. sig tor Ia
Or half doGen of each for 81 %, which Wn b. -
heient 70 cure ths most obstinate eass4 II dE'st,'
DSlivsTsd 70 any address. soourelyp.sk'asOa'S
II Describe sy1aapsOms,iu al eonnnnIss'iOss,-
Cures gp4FRuteed. Advice gfatis.
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g. 0TSICs BAIs1noaE ; ONO RA1soAD oo.,7sl
WHEELINg STATION, Aug. 9, 1853
ON and after Monday night, the 10Th Of Aasdst,
~ the Passenger trains Vil " EQH By tll4 faiioW.
ing schedule:
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HELMno1p,s ROSE VASE.

An ozeoIIeHt Lotion Cor Diseases Of syphHItIs IA
tuFe, and injection IN Diseases II TIE UrnlEl
Organs, arising from habits Of Dissipation, uIad
cOlneetion with the EztEAets BDeh and 6aFIaP1lllh
In such Diseases a. reeommended.
Evidences q the Enost pouaibIe and reliable eAt
acteT will accompany the meiiiefnos
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years that can handle musket, into camp.
and in six months we viii have state of
affairs All over Louisiana worse than any
thing the State has ever seen before. Most
ottthe men of the State from forty.fiye to
fifty are utterly unfit for camp life; and if
they are put into military camps, with a
scanty supply of blankets and shoes,
clothing and provisions. before the expira-
ton of the time one-tbird OF them will be
dead, one-third in miserably supplied, hos
pitfalls, and-tbe other third may be fit for
datyi and the homes Of our people under
the circumstances-God protect them!
Poor, prosecuted Louisiana -s@st
Washington, Richmond, '0pelousas
appear to Describing at'her very vitals. IL
times like thesciti is difficult to tell Hheth-
er it is the greater misfortune to be rich or
to be poor-to be an old man or. to be
young-to be mau or Woman-au
American or Turk. If man were right
sure of heaven, this would be splendid
time to die"
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Tn EonYnntInn.

!bs ohventiou adjourned yesterday,
al. ing well and thoroughly done :,he
wor4 ior which it Was re,assembled.--
Throughout the session the most barmont-
Gus feeling prevailed, aud all the acts of
the body we're business like aud direct
The gentlemen composing it all seemed to
appreciate that theirs was very simple,
straight forward duty, aad like wise and
practical statesmen they went directly to
work and did it. No feature of its dslib-
erations was more striking than the marked
change of feeling in those members Who
represented the largest slaveholding dis
tricsS. Gentlemen who a year ago we're hor.
rlded at Mr. Battetle's proposition, not only
talked freely and dispass,onately about the
peculiar institution, but asked aad obtain
ed as a sort of concession and expires sed
themselves perfectly satisfied with, .,hs re-
solution soliciting aid from Congress to
help on emancipation in the new State
We entertain a lively hope that when the
gentlemen of the Convention return to
their various counties, the feeling of har-
mony and unauimity for the new State
will communicate itself to all classes, and
still further swell the majority for. the
amended Constitution
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clause offered by the late Mr.. BatteIle in
the Convention, last winter, aud while We
deprecated the Adjournment of that body
without Incorporating it, as a fruitful
source of the delay aud expense aud vexa-
ton that have taken place since, yet that
nevertheless, We joined heart aud soul
with the new State Commissioners in try
ling to make the best of the omission that
| was possible.
Yet knowing this the anonymous scrib-
bier insultlugIy asks us whether we do not
know something abouta secret paper that
wal. got up and laid before the Republican
members of Congress, asking them to vote
dowuthe Convention bill, Wedenounce this
covert and cowardly and false iusinuation
as dishOnOrable in the last degree. Ar.5 go
do We likewise denouuce the insiuuation
that the editor Of thts paper was moved
by jealousy and envy to expose Carlile
as be bias done. What q foolish. thing, as
well as mean, tits for writer to say such
a thing, in the face of the fact that
Senators who could by no possibility be
jealous of him-that the new State Com
missiouers-uud that some of the best m en-
of Western Virginia who were present in
Washington, I'LL united and all concur
red without a single exception, iu the
view taken by this paper of Mr.. Carlile's
conduct. The idea that the expose of
Garlic had no other foundation than such
cause as that assigned by the anony.
nous scribbler of the Press, is insulting to
the intelligence and honesty of the ablest
and best citizens. not only of Western Yir-
GINA but of the whole couutry, for never
was public man before SO snitedly and
conCurFentIy condemned as Carlile has
been by free and dispassiouate and in-
telIigsut public judgment.
We did not intend to write at this length
in answer to the anonymous scribbler of
the Press. If we refer to him agaiu our
readers will possibly have a clearer
idea of who he is than they. have. now,
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For the Ist virginia ReRiment.

For the Ist virginia Regiment,
Editors 1ntelltgenetr:
Please announce in the Daily Entelligea-
Ger that I will leave on Tuesday next Tor
the lst Virginia infantry regiment. Per
sons who may wish.to send letters to their
friends, and will leave them at Reed &
n krafts drug store, Centre Wheeling, will
be taken to them by me- -
7A' Yours respectfully, H
WH.iR.l HOWE, Chaplain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
New State Preparations In WeEzel
s' County. 7r.
NRw MART1Nsv1LLE, Wetzel Co. Va,
February 10, 1853.

%NAM A4AhE1NSElLL6S nelAei W. Nd.I -.-
February 10, 1858. 6.
Editors I'ltelligeneer
The undersigned Central Committee OF
Wetzel county, in pursuance of their ap.
pointment, hereby nominate the following
persons as constituting the precinct COM
mittees to promote the New State cause in
theiridistricts, viz :I..f .ta I'll
Court House-John R. Brown, R. Reed,
ST.. Stephen Loveall, jr., Reuben, Martin,
Proctor kreeinct-Hngh KIRKLAND, F. g.
Steele, Nathan Haues, G. j. Steele.
Knob Fork-Danl. Anderson, jr., Caleb
jackson, Matthew Karney. a
g Chureheg-wells Kenney, Enoch Rob.
erts, James E. Hays, John Clark.
North Fork Fishing Creek-Jas. G. West,
Hezekiab Jollif. - sgst '"'Ea
South Fork-Johu King, Levi starky.
CochrGn's-L. NJ. Lowe, Alex. Hoobler,
John Ally, Il. Ally.
1t is hoped the Precinct Committees will
meet as soon as possible, and open COM
munication with the Central Committee.
~ 'a#s Eet GEO. W. BIER,
9iassu --45 5ts JACOB YOUNG, ~.
goo. tsa w. D. WALKER. %
Central Committee for Wetzel county.
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Rtgor Of the septhern oOnsorlp.,on.

ARSANl4l
Accounts come from all parts Of tbs
South of the Suffering and alarm canned
by the rebel conscriptiou, A refugee from
Arkansas states that three hundred ;sv.
hawkers, who deied the rebel couscr;n,
law, were IL the mountains Of olart. con-
ty, Que thousand more are 10. MOp,vom.r,
county and openly defy the rebels, Tbas
are supplied With powder aud lead nv ~.
OF their pamber formerly engaged II 1bo
rebel ordnance service. The Iegisla. - sa 10
louisiana has passed a conecrip,iop l.w
similar to the enaetments which ARE n ,o~
carrying terror aud ruin throughout Ala
OamA and Mississippi. So odious q III.
law that the Planters Baasey, a rebel news =,
paper published at franklin, La, in d.
very heart of secession, does not hes,tatst "
dsO0unos it in severe terms. The Beanl,
says Issue.
e The hard treatment LOuisf.n. T.. :.
eelved from the General Goyernn ,,1S 70 :.
more than enulated BY the stats GoS..I =
nsat. The Legislature aud the GoSssa -
now propose to cruelty the State mn. 800 ooE
body in the State from seventeen pu - eF sS
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The Catholic Telegraph Rebukes the
Traitorous InS6lehce or the CInoin-
natl ENQUIRER. .tEaaN II - n.
FEOmthol oinotui att Catholic rolsgraph.

From 1.-THE oinotul att Catholic telegraph. isi
The Cincinnati Enquirer is, guilty ora
partisan misstatement when il. says. Units
late attack on General Rosectaps, that lie
has changed, his views since re.euterinR
the service. He entered into the service
with the view Of supporting the legitimate
Government, and with the belief that the
struggle was going to be a great one, and
in this precisely he perseyeres. - i1
The Enquirer makes partisan state.
ment, also, in saying that the General "a in
the habit of ntteriGg as his own the ,senti-
mentS of radical Abolitionfsts. His semi.
ments on the slavery question are embo5isI
In his ottenlr repeated declaration ~
would to- God that it we're possible.
without doiug injustice to loyal men 10
render forever impossible the separafiSn
OF families aud the disregard of do, mar ar
rage tie incident to the traffic in slaves, ),
y lie men 'Oho prove their deoottion to gi,.
ta' Sy Offering ttstr tipss on il, alar, d.. to
oe ta't' stabbed n tie back 6y partisenS ~ :
nay g, vel! gips Up lie eOrnf,y tor io.t. aS ~
.et saed la5osfng man httnt up nGsts2 az
seq ht"'seEf before the market Is diluted L.
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u E~SS I. o. o. F.-The members Of Frank
49, lin Lodge, No. 1s, are requested to be pre-.
sen. at the meeting Of the Lodge on Monday evening
next, kebruary e. rs business ofimportance will
isba s14'' -. t9us' ST. FAIRS, sec.y,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-21
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVECTION
[c4lIED SESSION..
Prayer BY Rev. DAVID HrnvEY, of wellIsI.-

Prayer by Rev. DAVID HERvEY, ofWells-
burg. 7reed ~
ar. LANE, Chairmansof7the, Committee
on Revision, stated in replyto an inquiry of
Mr.. Dering that copies Of the ordinances
would accompany the poll books for each
election which they were to regulate.
The same gentleman reported from that
Committee resolution placing in the
hands of the Executive Committee what
ever portion Of the appropriation to pay
the expenses of the Convention remained
to defray the necessary expense of carrying
into effect the ordinances for holding cleo
tons, and that that Committee render. their
account to the first Legislature of the new
State. Adopted. ur
Mr.. STEVENSON of Wood moved that the
bound copies of the Journal be placed at
the disposal ofithe same Committee for dis
tribution. Son. $500
Agreed to. sa 3slI
Mr.. DgRrsG asked that the vote adopt
ing the resolution offered by himself yes-
teTday, requesting Congress to nake.an.sp.
preparation to aid West Virginia in eman.
cipatiug her slaves, be reconsideredsso as
enable him to offer an addition to it, in.
struCting the President and Secretary to
sign and attest it aud forward a copy to
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress. e' aalsG1gt
The motion WAS agreed to and the reso-
luton so amended was readopted.
Mr.. VAN WINKLE offered resolution that
the Convention elect Vice President. go
that in case Of the possible illness or death
of the President, no embarrassment could
result from the requirement of the act of
Congress that the President of the Con-
yeution transmit to the President of the
United States, the official vote on the
amended Constitution.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. DERING nominated John "A. Ollie of
Preston, aud no other nominations be-
ing made, Mr. Ollie was unanimously
elected. r. s4
Mr.. Van W1NKLE offered a resolution
which was adopted, that when the Con-
yentiOn adjourn it Istaud adjourned with
ont day after the organization of the new.
State Legislature, unless sooner reconYen-
ed by the Executive Committee.
The usual resolutions Of thanks to the
President and other officers of the BODY
were passed, and the Convention took
recess till 4 o'clock afternoon, to allow
the minutes to be written up and signed.
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Executed bya corps of eminent. artists, at
w ashington Hall !,
7=97 isi5z Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, FER'Y asd,
ia n NANEs FAb'K $50
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.

Tho horrors of tho Battlefield, Fierce aud Deadly
Couficts the Din Of Battle and tho Crash Of War; are
represented with lfelks yiyidneRs. The thunder OF
the cannon and the din of the battlefield fall upon
the ear of the audience The fire and smoke of the
advancing hosts, and their desperate charges are
seen The fearful work Of carnage and death is pre-
ality. By the aid OF Extensive and Intricate Ma.
chinery Mechanical Appliancss. Chemical Effects
and Ingenious pioramfc Accomplishments, never be.
fore introduced In this country, the audience can al
most imagine themselves actual spectators of the
sublime and stirring scenes represented. The sur.
face OF each view is SO artisticaly arranged that the
bsoder may distinctly traverse with the eye an en-.
tire battle field, or follow the movements Of the
Grand Army from the outbreak of the rebellion to
tho present time. a4E Is s5stlF.oe-.7sstF
Beach scene will be illustrated With graphic de.
scriptiv0 lecture.
Admission 25 cents; Children Is cents 70
Doors open att, commence at ~ O'Clock.
Carriages may be ordered at az DC ook b.
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The New state CSmmtttoe IN NTonsS.
gala County, Y

HqItoTS 1FltelF5yeFrsrf :. = s.Ifsl sas5l :
You viii please publish the following
District Committee for MouongaliG county.
appointed by the Central Committee. f5r
tina purpose of furtherinR the interests 81
the new State OfiWest Virginia.
., L =. No. l.-EJosePh Jollife, Thomas
TeElton. Abraham Devaul, Isaac Reed
D.'t[let No. 2.-LeWis ". Runner. A.
pneas Lsagsr, Col, Amos Jollife, Thorn.
s0G = FlsksnpSpgh, j. Marshall Ha9an.
Dtt1t'7et No. 3.-Iames 7. NClosR ~
Joseph Smell. Charles q. BurRis, JoseS5b'
aa it!lA! 2. s, Ley, Jacob Miller,
D,isTttt 40. Fred, Fitman. John
66emlsy, Amos s. Courtney, Joel Bodibv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IBCIC sALRoF LoTs on WHEE-

FPUBCIC SALHOF LOTS ON W All1 ="
LING ISLAND
Tr,FJp r,5ar.ivnedv a. Trusteeof the estate of
Fben ezer Zane deceased oferlat suction, At the
mont door Of 1he Court House of Ohio, county, on
wednesday, the 18th day OF MeTcn 1eT5 = lSEee
Of these lots lie on tho part Of the Island and
smbrace many Of the most desirable on tho town
nist F.R. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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Governor Petrpoint being present was
called for, and in response briefly address
prospects, principally along tide border Of the
new State and the measures adopted for its
protection during the approaching Spring
and Summer, .,I.5 as - ~ :,
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Washington Hall.

, FoR -FOUR NIGHTS 9s
Thursdny, ErIdnv AM,
Saturday, February sth, 9th.
goth and 21St. - ~ :
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COMnIISSIONER,S.NOT ICE
COLLECTOR,S NOmTCR

o1TIcR oP COrLEcToR, OF IXTERNGI REyRSuR 3
First D1STRIcf OF VIRGINIA
AHE Licenses and duties manufactured articles,
+ assessed for the months Of SeptenbsT 0StSTsS''
November and December for Ohio c6nfit Ara So,
due. VIII be IN my Office from this date until Tho
20. and az Triadelphia in person or By deDutv on
9TH aud 18th Of February. All tax es not Maid onoE
before these Specified dRys,the penalty Of ID ner
cent; q in the Excise Tax Law Sec 18th.
None but Treasury Notes received In payment Of
tAA 3"IIe 81, oo., ,.t4.5 JAS. @. ORR,
-tS2pAS'lin H:oLh Collector LIST Dist Ma :,
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MARSHAL'S SALE OFTHE STE ~
Err RE I.iINES a - = = = Fl "a 3 y a 4A.

AAENSHAL,S SALE OFTEIE SITE a N
Err ICH.FRANKLIN ! a "
DuRSUANT to u decretalr order Of Tie D,.tr,ot
Court Of the United States for tho Western Dis.
LIlct OF virginia, and writ Of VeDditioni exponas
L9eFsunder and to me directed, SHALL on,
Monday. the 23d day Of Bsbruary, 1858, commensiU1
BsS s. ~ Se9Sk IN the forenoon sell the steamer
tSee an5 ner engines machinery, furniture
ct the PpbIie landing atthe said civ IL
smneeling upon the following terms, tolwit: One.
IouIn IN cash. and the remainder of the D1TeSSSe
money in two equal payable In fon9 sn
eight months interest from tho day Of ala the
approved BY nae, for the deferred instalmsnfs
Z ie1lS.tdd al EDWARD d. NOTION SSSr.b.1
commercial and Pittsburgh Gazette
Popneh three times and charge this ofice5 5fi
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Afternoon Concert on Saturday
at 8 O'Clock.
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Lubricating ON

liiROr sale9bys aisI 3 n. "a. LOGAN Il IN
IsoL4 ---z2..ah y and LOGAN, LIST q %.
The united States Of America, In Rem Il. cause
1.aae R TfInbiS. s 90 iss0Ffslts59 and
WHEREAS, at the fall term, A. D. 1862. Of the
w District Court Of the United, States FOR tho
Western District Of Virginia at wheeling, an fnfor
nation was Med on behalf Of the United 8tate1 he
the Attorney thereof for the said Distriets GSSit
los boxes Of Railroad Rastenings, described h ssfJ
Information as the property of Isaac TrfTnLIs. az
lsens In sgbstapce that sid gIsSac r. Trimb3s q
an otetf 6fthe army Of the reTs1S Sle =
81 !, y tess SseHeEnment q the United
soeallGi Confederate StatsS ~ Slgs
rs. ana under the repelIious GoyernnsNt
one 81 the States Of sid ~ sae
N al 1st as Va the oEnero the propertv sfsrs
a, 4n9 praying that said property mSI, IL t1
W. 81 19ftissd the U9fted
& ~ pursuance Of the monifion nm
SESe ao hereby give public notice IL Al @
~ In said property 10 SnIS ~
~. o. the District Court for an
o. tnia ct Wheeling on Tho ar 49,
- the same shall be SflSG SIS2
Or se 6nth a.
mako Their 70 tnteEpose their claims and
gsStea;thts 9Th day ofFsbTuafY5II Dy1asa
I p 50 RDWARDllf NfiRTNST
on the Hnfk.5 NJ
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FOR SALE,

lCEvEN,AND A HALF ACRES o. qRoU[ND o., ,bo
~ Island, with good Orchard on the same.
q FORRENT, two houses, and fifteen acres of ground
suitable for gardening purposes. f.5i5
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Gentlemen, L now take my leave Of YOU
and bid you all an effectlonate farewell
This Convention stands adjourned accor-
ding to theresolution. .r..... a =. -
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PAsKETS-Ju.t received nice assortment {
ID Fancy Baskets at the Variety Store of.
D. NICoLL& BRO,
teb2o Esaii4gEE8 100 Main street.
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TRUST that in the providence of God 4
part if not all of you will be permitted to
return to this city in the discharge of the
high and important duty devolving on those
who are to have charge of putting into op-
Grafton the Government of the State Of
West Virginia. d.
Gentlemen, l now take nv leave Of unn
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ALLEGHENY G0I5IIEGE

2 TON EI4AIR, II bic cents
NJ s,s ;sa 5s aEe. GIN. TON THUMB, in We'd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-07-08
The Battle.

Victory, at last, has crowned the efforts
of our forces General Lee. stimulated
10y past success, oversteped the bounds of
prudence and ventured a little too far upon
Northern soil. He is now. instead of
acting on the offensive, forced to assume
the defensive. There appears to be no
doubt, that our army, under Gen Meade,
has achieved most important victory.
1elegraphic accounts say that Lees whole
army is now in full retreat; vet il is
hoped and expected that in the South
Mountain Pass, where the rebel General
intends TO make good his retreat, he
will be met with force sufficient to pre-
vent his escape through probably, the
the only route which he and his followers
can possibly expect to escape. 1t Isl
source of great rejoicing that our arms
have once more been successful. This
will inspire our wearied soldiers with new
courage; and if General Meade be al
lowed to execute and carry out his own
plans without dictation from .hc tcIescope
officials at Washington, we may expect
the hostile horizon to become more clear
and rebellion TO recede from our lines.
If General Lee ever intended an attack
on Harrisburg or Philadelphia, his plans
are entirely frustrated and there is no
longer any fear for the safety of our
capitol. Yet New York and New Jersey,
are worthy of imitation, and a properly
drilled and disciplined force of. militia for
the defence OF our own borders, may save
US much loss and trouble in future.
Although sufficient news have been re-
celved to convince US that last weeks hat
ties have resulted in our favor, we are yet
without particulars sufficient 10 90 into
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THE ENEMY'S LINE OF RETREAT
CIT OFF

HANOVER, Pa, July 4.-There has
been no fighting up to 5 o'clock to-day
Last evening we drove the enemy back to
Gettysburg. Our lines this morning ex-
tend eight miles around Gettysburg, our
batteries being on all the hills looking on
the town from the South. We occupy
Round Top Ridge, commanding the
Chambcrsburg turnpike, and have cut off
all the lines Of retreat Our forces occupy
the strongest possible position. 4 flank
movement on our left is impossible. At
about S O'Clock last night the Florida Bri-
gade Of General Longstreet's Division,
with Brigadier General in command,
advanced to within our lines and gave
themselves up with their colors. \ bearer
of dispatches from JEFF Davis to General
Lee has been captured. The dispatches
order General Lee pcrcmPtorily to return
to Richmond, and state that the move
mcnt in Pennsylvania was wholly against
his wishes