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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
NEW YORK HERALD DNEsDAY

h payin sati hIl wita resolution that ne IonPf"t
her be dr "a q draw his ariant - .aar % fa far
dauases sustained ~ sad , he,v cea
Ks,n and Teth avenues and charge ia
Resoiuon That the speetors ~ Small Repairs
and srpp be increased ~ he sum OF See hondea ana
Which was losi BY the following vote viz
kegas eThe President Aldermen HAM AeOooi- neeu,
ohlpp, Agchen, Ryers, Hardy hassrson. oslswe Farley
Affirmative .der,nen Jeremiah ana Froment-2.
Subsequently TecAnshlered and laid over.
Alderman Fsoasvr WAS here called 10 the chair -.
wasas IA favor a Water Rennis for he sum Of Hundred
aud az: sx collars fer music t9r mo rhry sg
the secepon Of The Triysevcntb and 1afy eighth regi
msnts. New York Volunteers -
Asrn alive Alderman Fox, The President, Aldermen
Han Meooo Reed chips Mi.eAell Ryers JeIea.Iab Ear
PAPERS rsos ne BOARD OF oouscys sa,s i rs,u.
ese alien HAT Eleventh avea1e iom flllesntn % %
sloacs SGT. aad sdewaks tagged space four rect vide
gasse @ me sane = 70 a9he the orS
TAca ii BY she foswips yete, VET; ,s.n
Kyers, jeremiah, gard,. hai'orson' o""el' ''one",
BY unanimous CONSENT Alderman FARlzr presented inc
Rss9Esd lie q two hundred and Gi.x dollars
e and ssTs %
Albany with the remains Of colque! X Bryan and that
@ a be ans se %
Aforesaid Committee On the % eix Il De proper
BY unanimous consent the same was adopted on ds,-
chip Mitchell Ryers jeremiah Hardy, Aasierson, o!si
~ Notion ~ sssissn.s and as r,..sS .e
Wy ''A 'n''A''' : 1 VALENTINE, olers.
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T. H. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ia. sale OF valuable Property Cherry Greenwich and
Laght streets by order or the Supreme Cocr under The
direction Of George j. Greenfield referee r. n. LUDLOW
xCo wiy,s g. anctlon on Thursday, Sept lsss a Y
Budingl Cherry street.-The valuable Lot. with Building
known a. l0 Cherry street being feet front and
rear BY 90 feet In depth Greenwich ereeHouse and Lo
4o near Beach street Is By 100 feet Greenwich street.
Valuable property 40 and Ca southwest OF Laight
street ean front and BY s. feet IN doptn more
b. ii. Ludlow ! CO. 1aciionesrs
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4 UCTroN NOTICE. m. DOUGHTY. AUCT1ONEER,
"A will continue the sale Of manufacturerG stock.
BY order assignee this day ocock at the AUCTION
Rooms 10 The stock comprises In part Rose
WOOD Walnut and Mahogany Parlo Furniture covered n
and Arm Cksrs Centre Tables Cases Dining Room
Furniture In oak and walnut vz:BuGets, Extension Din
any and oa1 Chamber Furniture viz Top Dres1ne
hssses, Lounges. Enameed Chamber Gnits &c. n. b.
Money advanced all kinds Of merchandise In large
small sums
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u II. LUDLOW, AtCTIoNEER.
Ns ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PLErEL PIAECEORTE, ARTLsTlC BRONzEs,

E. II. LUDLOW Co viii sell At anc.lon on Thursday,
September = lSsS at O'clock at u West Seventeenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth the entire elegant
fnrnre &C., contained in said house the residence Of
Signor Rera consisting in OF richly carved rosewood
Psrlor Suits in brocate Centre Table marble
tops elegantly carved rosewood marble top EtaQere,
fine French Piano. P1eye aker Paris bukl Cabinets and
JardinsTs rich green and gold boctsl Curtain carved
top Dressing Bureaua washstands Commodes black wal
nut Library Tables and chairs walnut Entension
Chairs surniture, Palasscs Hair Mat
tresses Bolste1 and Pillows Lace and Brocate Curtains
.vee and Brussels Carpets. China. Glassware &c. 70.
eethcr With the Kitchen lure with which the sale win
commence
Paintings and Brcnzes be sold at O'Clock which
will be The Virgin. Offering OF the Fish copy ef
naDhasl; The TRANSPORTATION Also several by Hesmann
Snd other. Lhs sonss.sg q orcups Frses and
ntuFe Ac. viii ba exhibition "Wednesday. the Esd
nM Catalogues and permits al tho Once OF Arcioneer No
& pfueE lIent
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800 TkffITItf f-s-RAyisa HAD rpRrP
$500 '~tr .s''I ise -tfhos, rsia y, ~ tay Viz
IfS. ftt ttt f.sr. s~c ekr f-e.l .~nv a.
fsNy Hser' tbs 80 " IN lty@~ ..r.ysry
rs-a Nc fslAe NAV Artros~f ~ sgsbs ssre-t
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EDWARD scnEHCK. AUCrIONEER.
EL rs n wE ESTsEHgtP HFuEMrarTRB

BY EDWARD sCHENCK, this day. September a
tare contained n said house sosssns in pss Of richly
elegant lace d. CorDees elegant rosewood Piano
for.es Chandclers and Gas Fxinres marble top Centre
Eedsteads, elegant Bureaus Brussels Carpets Turkish
Chars and Lounges Grover sad bakers ScwIg kaehns
Wsshstands and Comodes, mshcsany Extenstou Dining
French Plate Pier Mirrors French China and Glass En-
CRAVINGS OIL Painnngs feather Beds Bosars
and Pillows Also Linen and Sheets, Rillow Cases
Towels. Napkins Quilts Spreads Blankets, &c Also all
the Kitchen Furniture, with wict The commence
All the above Ia In hne order sEa utary new.
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A UQyToN E0T1CE-B0ofs AND SHOES.
a; WIN. NJ HoLLrNasHEAD, Auc,ionesr.
ByJ.T wHITEHoUsB.
salerooms No. rs Cortland street,
win sell on Wednesday. Sept % at 10Y O'Clock A. H.,
about 600 cases prime quality Boots Shoes Brogans Caters
Baorals &c OF desirable styles direct from manufac.
turers Catalogues ready morning Of sale.
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4 SsICNEE,s SALE. -
a L SELDNER, auctioneer.-SELpNER LEVY WIN
sell Thursday morning September ~ at lo} O'Clock
large Stock or WOODEN Fancy Go0ds consisting Of WOOL
len mensI ladies' Jackets Socks Gloves stockings
Gauntlets no dozen SILK Mtts Linen and Cotton Hand
kerchicfs skrh Laces, Ribbons CURTAINS undershirs
Scarfs Eecktics Buttons, Pipes and variety OF gents
Furnishing Goods BY order OF the assignee. N
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DLAsr FURNACE FOR SALE,
n AT PUBLIC AUCTION

il FUBEIC
Situated at Canal Dover TusaAwas county Ohio on the
Cleveland and Psburg Railroad and Ohio Canal Parties
e Mr. Geo peardo Canal Dover Ohio The above msn zen;
be sod 81 public auction. By MEON DRAPER ct the Msr
chans Exchange. Is Exchange pAce corner Of Will
Der next osiosk for further SAfsars sddtsss 3
spp e pA Asw o r REEEy
No Broad street, New York
HRibTALAR. LITHAUER Co.. AUCTlONEERS. 10
~ Park Special ale ON Friday September 23 at 10
O'Clock. OF Silver Plated Ware Table Cnteyy Diamonds
Jewelry Gold and Silver Watches Chains Loose Brianss.
Ac &c Catalogues al sale. For further particulars
papers.
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"a. ,...s ,..,,,,. DENTAL ASSOCIATION
ss ~ v At = q test pain nr COTTON who
oxIDt aan az shste having hso twenty y.ars' ana
i.encs WE " rns VII ADMINISTER II rarv, Irsrur
ins VIII ne rsh stpsrias dentists on very
rrasnn&bc fsrrrf lrh certifcate OF ability -
a. y CotrON. JOIN Ai.Lisx A CO
on~-x byna street
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A IL PERsoxs WISHING TEETH PLUooED on IN
AnnoS enseAiv bv prices. tssth eStfectSi No.
,eX Si'1Si p.ss viii aud % their iu,srsss eca =
Us - 90 70 Fousth avenue, 0pp0n(te Reypnfk sraes
meA e1ed, silver dsulias, 81 mi Al Ts.sh 49,
soe inserted es gum hock3 psrfee imitst,op ~
500 eedsRau sriractins 20 enid W .s'ufe'
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u II. LUDLOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUGGY
u. and Harness at ascton.-E. n. LUDLOW co. viii
sell ~ auction ThlrniaY, Sept, ~ 1888 NJ cock Ia
front q the resdepee ~ weat Firth
avenue. pair Of handsome black Ponies n hands
high eight years old believed perfectly
sound and have rctfed together In SIR Also set u
In
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RHIPPIN q.

NOTICE rHE STEAMSHIP cry OF CORN ~ eu III ssa
uraas,y ss as az saa ssmsr a. on
ia gw I. ga11n aud seerage passengers atfe'uooa 's
;oHN.d DALE. Asen,.is Bsoadwss-
STEAM wEEKLy TO LIVERPOOL. rousnIseY o AZ
Vss al sal. from ls ss .
IiTy or ssaTiay 6el
CITY OF MANCHESTER ............ SATURDAY os, ~
And every saeceedrg Saturday from pier a scf'n
RATES or PASSAGE,
payane n god or ia equivalent IN currency
PEST na u cHSl lS.. ....s sTEksAas fsaS
Be- De- 70 70 f HaasSs;,... Do g sers.. sgso
Passenger also I, aSVre sremen ROTTERDAM
AH FROM xe e. ea g w mates o, s
.sefasa s2s Those who wish to send FOR their eIds car
These steamers Superior recommendations far passsr
IRE @ Tsssgs Ts0 s sss s
y T sarT S steamer an r. 80
ar:'s I',Sss sahl
ssyMop r. 1o IN ff osse,; IN
q RSs ws SSl 4. =
aslphis JOHN o DALE III Walnut street or a he
- oig Q DALE. Agent, il broadway. ny.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH. AMERICAN RoYAx,i
ssrwssa NEW SpS sss ks RA TsSrooF CALLING
AND BETTTrHEsSL gpsTo Ss Asp c5K CALLING
PERSIA Lott, leaves New YorS wsdnss.ay 500; p
sSn es .sse s ss% ySs ss a.
MSs caves B Ssw wSwSss sp
EUROPA, Shannon. leaves Rostou "Wednesday. Oct H.
PERSIA. Lott, leaves New York Wednesday, Oct H.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIvERPoOL. =,
Chief cabin passage * r.
FROM BOSTON 70 LivERPooL. -.
Payable in god equivalent United currercy
Berths not secured until paid for t1tl
An experienced srukeon board. sl..ss.
Gle o. ssasse. unless s oils iii: q h al having
praised are signed. therefor.
For freight passage apply to E. CuNARD No. HOVE
ing Green.
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~ CT I'm, enc ga sss pA,Ins psrs ;ssr sas yue sns
NJ rSs -, ssse Issh Teeth fed and srsscsssd
NJ 800 Ia s Al ~. rin ocid patipa and bone 6nnSs
avenue tween Tenth and R.svsuih ssrteta r rf-rr
fertan Fifteen years erabi!sted. - Ss'nns,
A KTI ricIAL BONE FILINGS FOR DFcAYEp Avn
rssfniue ard al tipds Of cavities erS $500
wArennd ~ w qsco~erer, his rooHps va yoshv.s
rear Seventeenth srsc, crsr idoo ,ss.isouiss
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Trupsos RIVER RAllRoAD.-rRAfxS 1oa A.
n bApy Troy the ycr,h and ves issya cheafsss sys
Gays a 8 q y n, fres hiriiesi srses f,sSsH gsl =
psccured ., any Of iee cA>ss Of vEucorIe nxfEkr
sr. 90 ,hs q "a ana % spSnss
xrrv yoRg HARLEM AND Albany RAILRnAD =
IN Fer Aittuy 10 W 5rr "c 20 s.sS
fOr ois sn' sr vs. yCs III ~ HcuAl s-~ss-Ass
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QEyRY T. LEEDS Co, AucTpoNEsRs.
- HENRY IL LEEDa 4 co. win sell ~ auction
Wednesdsy Sept ~ ss O'Clock 10 front Of their store =
black Hofsc, about lax hands high, yeArs o.d very
gente end Of trcat Also single Harness and
Also dark bay Horse about 1ss hands hGh ysars old
eHna good losse for grocer or earimsp SOLD
Tor want on u41 -
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IEXaY D. MINER, AucrIoxExH sALEsEoox So

III Nss-aa siresf.-lrNER & soNERvILLB vii ssl II
auction "Wednesday Sept 2 AZ l O'Clock, at their sales
room, Nassau STREET. assortment Of Household
fanis.rs removed for eonsenence Of so consisting OF
nirrors ms6oeany Sofas mahogany
aud Bedstsads rosewood Hall Chair enauelsd Cottage
s.ss Bsds lslsssgs md Ffl5xf 6ieoiF stas CaTPfiS
and Rods showtAoex black walnut De4k1 mah0T<
ny Secretary Dookcanea Al II O'clock rosewood n
anu. made By Nunns. Clark Co 10y i1TEf Et7.N
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EoREcLO5rRE SALE
= WILLIAM KENNELLY, AUCTIONRER
The large and commodious dwelling House, No 4 Fast
Twelfth street viii be sold AZ public suction Fiidy the
2Jh day OF September 1853 at Il o'clock NJ the Exchange
ssssrocm III Broadway Lo. g feet wide and lO3 feet
inches deep south aide 81 Twelfth street, 100 fest east Of
II q ~ Drw,rr A,,osoaxs A. ' = $500 ''A'''n'
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pAwNBRoKER's sALE.--oN THURSDAY, sEPT -
= Join aoEffMEh wiz sell At No. D Ead Rrosdway,
ssc MA Isrinc DslAnc sndosher Dres.e~ nrcche Moc
variety Of or soodS suitable TOT the ocine ~
order 3N H. BARNARD. n Third svenue.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AucrfoNEnR, WILL SELL. on
" wednoeday sd inst as 10 O'Clock at the ssoeroon
30 ksss Droeew1y GO esfaAs ORA chss sugar sursd
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= ~ r rss ~ IT, ns3 o g fos ss.s ne.@
pascs;y -; ssss ssss' q ssrs sSs ~ s@
':..:s y b s. $: "a r 49, .s:sss::::as
A q. The r.cl Nrw STORE LADIES AND esx1IkE1Ex
;::.s z E.; ;ss'' ::sssss W.
&. sc; y.s. . ss.I. ss4s 70
slo 1ss 81 Fs the ~ s vsss OF cOhas
on.p 0 tiEsas ys ea via Y your entire sasas
-. - Sa.lssded ~ Mrs -
Z. sSSjssnsss ylQn gRAzIL-AT the IEw rs Es,
&sarisS Apps, - for ladies aud sehilemens vsst ~
1 49, m rsssnss o ssrs d.sss %oaia
tended Job yfcsr'h and rwsniyhfsh streets LADIES' ~
poeo un - u. -
IA for ID LIPMArx pAN THE TIo aH , rsls.
Fuynu AAes and grntisnen's cast % Cothse Nsrpes3
sevent ~ Jeweiry &C.. by csiinGn ~ sddyessnx -
suesv .ssenge between Twenty ssfh s"a fwe"" :
IL. cAsaBxHG PAYS TIE HIenEsr rHIc1 {2n
vs. 49, and gsnusmehs sss' on % esss rwsinn
81. r.sr nrsseway LsdiSs waited urcn BY Mrs. 9.
SxyoRru xSowIre-wHERE TO SELL mAxEii
nn,s shsg me Iees sss "a tl ssss. he NJ. for
Has he vest piaoe % ceel ns'r shswl- =. saa. 2
ls s.- r sss - .m ~ Esy' ~ S,s.a~.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-21
Steamboats, at FaIrmont.

We publish on our first page the bill,
which has passed both branches of the
Legislature, TO incorporate the Marion
aud MOuongalia Navigation Company
Mr.. Holman is the originator OF the bill
The Improvement Of the river to this
point is a matter in which all our people
are directly interested, and we have no
doubt that if the matter was properly
presented To them, they would readily
subscribe an amOuT sufficient to make
beginning, at least, in this great work.
Meetings should be held at different poiuts
within the two counties, ~ which the ad-
yantageS to the people Of this section Of
the State Of having slack water navigation
to Pittsburg could be discussed and the
people induced TO take hold OF the matter
in earnest. All depends upon the energy
with which the thing isPushed. We hope
70 see u beginning made soon and every
EFFORT put forth TO raise . sufficient aDOu1I
OF stock TO build the first dam next sum
mRr- Nafianol
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-21
From the PairmOnt National.
Arreat Of Connterfeitera.

On Wednesday night Provost Marshal J.
w. Cromwell arrested three men as sus-
pieious characters, upon whom were
found several hundred dollars of counter.
felt and bogus bank notes aud counterfeit
postal currency. Two of the men came
into town about dark from the direction Of
Morgsntown, aud stopped ut the Kearsley
House, where they were arrested and taken
TO the Marshars Office and examined before
Justice Fleming, who committed them to
jail. They gave their names as John Wilson
aud John Smith, and say they are from
Pennsylvania aud Ohio, and were going to
Grafton. Wilson Lad Sl6O 10 counterfeit
los on the Merchants and Mechanics bank
OF wheelingi SIC in counterfeit 2's on the
same bank; two SIS on Western Re
serve Bank of Ohio, and about Sl3O iu
counterfeit so cent Government script.-
He also had over $40 in good money
Smith had no counterfeit money but SIS in
silver aud So in currency. He pretended
he had lost pocket book containing the
greater part OF his money and was on the
street with lantern searching for it when
arrested. They bad each a splendid re.
yolyer, which they cay they bought in
Ptttsbnrg about week ago, They are
both professed river men, ana according to
their own story found the counterfeit mon.
ey in board pile at Brownsville, Pa.
The third party got off the night train
going west, and on examination was found
TO have Sll9 Of spurious bills on AIichi-
gan Railroad Bank aud some SIS in good
money. BIS name, as written on his pass
from Col. Wilkinson, is n. W. fisherman.
he says he is from PendletOn county and a
deserter from the rebel army. He has
been about here for day or two, bot we
believe be has no connection with the
other parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-21
wEsTvIRGIK1A1 LEGISLATURE
Senate.
FRIpAr, Nor. 90, 1883.

A message from the House announced
the agreement Of that body to the Commit
tee Of Conference on the bill ITO provide
for the issuing OF grants for lands 10 GER
tain cases." and that the House had passed
"a bill for the protection of 6sh."
The Senate insisted upon its amendment
to House bill, authorizing the Kanawha
Board TO borrow money.
Ar. YoUNG offered joint resolution APP
prOpriA'iug 500 to each loyal newspaper
which may publish the laws of the present
session OF the Legislature. Laid over uu.
der the rules.
The House bill for the protection of Ssh
was read a FIRST time.
Mr.. BrRLEY offered resolution request
ing the Committee on Finance, to report 4
bill providing for the payment of the judi
ciary within this State, prior to the organ.
iLation ofthe new State.
The bill for the support of the poor was
read first time.
Mr.. PHELPS offered a resolution mailing
With pleasure the visit OF Mr.. J. r. Dodge,
Of the Agricultural Department OF Wash
ingtou, and promising him all the aid and
information that the members of the Senate
may be able 20 furnish. Adopted.
The bill for the collection Of taxes was
taxed up and considered.
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House of Delegates,
FRIDAY, November 20, 1868

EAlbAl, ENVNGIuoeE SVt 1900
Prayer by Rev. j. d. BlAkeney.
Mr.. LANE, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported a very lengthy bill (H.
No. l43j to regulate the election and quail.
ification of Justices and ConstAbles. and
prescribing in part their powers and du.
lies.
Mr.. HALE, from the Committee on HUI
name and Criminal Institutions, reported
bill IA. No. l44) for the education and
support Of the blind.
Mr.. GoFF, from the Committee on Print
ing and Contingent Expenses, reported a
bill IN. No l45) authorizing the publica
tion of an extra number of tue laws.
All read irst time.
Mr.. McGREw, as Chairman pro tempore oil
the Committee on Taxatt on and Finance
reported back the bill "a. No. 9S) for the
assessment OF taxes, recommended that II
portion OF the Senate's amendment thereto
be agreed, and the remainder disagreed
To.
The recommendation was conGurred in
by the House, aud Mr. McGrew dire cted &c
inform the Senate thereof.
A message from the Senate reported the
passage by that body of the bill, III. Ne.
1927, providing for the payment of ''All
militia claims for services rendered since
June 20, 1861, as musician, adjutnut, pro.
yOst marshal and rsgimeuEal clerk, which
have been allowed by regimental courts OF
tue several regiments within the bounds OF
this State, aud are duly certified by the
regimental clerks, and countersigned by
the commandments Of the regiments, &C.
cording to law
This is the final passage of the bill and
it ia now law.-REP.
The bill, "a. No. l3GJ, relative to money
and interest, was read n second time and
laid 90 the table for consideration.
The BILL III. No. 1879, relating 10 con-
victs, was passed to engrossmenI
an appropriation to rebuild the bridges
over Worthiugton creek, aud Dry run, on
the Stanton turnpike, in Wood county
The bill was put upon its passage, aud re.
jeeted by vote OF l2 to IS.
The House adjourned.
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Desertions from the Rebel Army.
From Chattanooga Letter to the Cincinnati Ga

From Chattanooga Letter to the Cincinnati O..
Estte.
You will bear me witness that I have
been slow to place much stress on thiI
weak point 10 the secesh enterprise. and
have given very little ctedence 10 the de-
serters' stories, but from the way the sub.
dued, mouse colored gentlemen-Fefefriup
to their clothes for many # them are noble
looking men-have been flocking in lately,
the probability is shall have to change
my base on this subject.
Since the LIST of October, one hundred
aud sixty.six deserters from the various
Southern States have come into our lines
and declared desire to renew their ALE.
glance to the old flag. 1t must be borne IN
mind, moreover, that these are but a small
portion Of the actual deserters from BraV0's
army. Hundreds Of the Tenuesseeans. Al.
abamiaas aud Mississippiaus, who had
been dragged into the rebel service, either
by false arguments or conseriptions. have
quietly slid back 10 their homes inside Of
our lines, and nothing is said about it, In
order to place proper estimate on the i'm.
portauce attaching to these assertions. II
must also be known that those who have
come 10 aud given themselves up 10 our
Au'horiaes In Chattanooga, were, with a
very few exceptions, on pickett position
10 Wnlcn bragg 10 careful not to place any
whose souuduess and reliability. are NJ All
questioned or doubted.
Conversing with them at different times.
ma that but few are couseripted men
and that those WHO are most disaFeeted a.
not escape, there being no opportunity
This 10 evident.
they generally come singly, Rs this IL
the safest aud, indeed, almost the oniv
way they can escape. Night before ia,
thirty six, from different parts of the rebsi
lines, found their way through to oqrsEI
There was one North Carolina eonser;nt |
among them, who told me that Tue ~
50 in bis State had raked up eve. |
hat, 'sfthout a sinoLe ereeptioa. tEsv 49,.
Sit"d' Of tie Union. He said that vbois
companies OF them, officers aud ali, decISr.
"a openly they would desert at the frst
nance, aud that not a few Of them had
'lFeady verified the threat.
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Tn. L.risI.,n.

Correspondence ct the PAirraout National.
Mr.. EDITOR. During the last few DAYS
the Legislature has been quite busy. Tie
blouse bill providing fer publishing The
laws in the loyal newspapers of the State, -
ION its second readiug), has been iudefi
nitely postponed by vote of ayes 81. noes
6-the delegates from Marion voting mo-
They doubtless were willing to have the
laws they assisted In making, published
and read 0y all the citizens of the State.
This day the House, after an exciting de.
bate, in which West and Hager, in oppo.i.
ton to, and Ross, Davidson, Dawson.
Tusner and Barns, in favor of, passed The
School bill, (Ross'), with amendments-
The vote was 3s for and opposed. Mr..
hager Subsequently changed his vote, ma.
KING on the passage of the bill, 90 ayes and
. nays. The grounds Of the opposition was
an amendment providing that the counties
should not have the beaeits Of the School
Fund until taxes were assessed and coil
leetsd therein. N
The people Of Marion will be pleased IN
hear that the bill appropratiug 1900 for
rebuilding the bridge across Buffalo. AZ
barnsViile, passed the Senate this day, and
having heretofore PASSED the Honse is
now law Of the State.
The bill generally known rs the "Oath
Bill. requiring all officers Of the State.
civil as well as military, before entering
upon the duties oftheir Office to swear thai
they have not given aid aud comfort.
60, &C., to persons engaged in the rebel.
lion, has passed both houses and IL law
of the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-21

Is the Senate of Missouri the other day,
Mr.. Richardson offered joint resolution
indorsing the policy of Mr.. Lincoln's Ad-
ministratiou. The first clause tenders the
thanks of the loyal people of the State to
the President for his able letter to the del.
egation that waited upon him aud solicited
the removal of General Sehofeld. The
second most cordially Endorses, without ex-
pressing any regrets, the Presidents policy
on the negro enlistment question as ex-
pressed in his instructions TO Gen. Scho6eld
aud embodied in Order No. 1872. The third
aud fourth tender their cordial sympathy
and support of the President in all his
great measures for suppressiug the rebel
lion, and declare full confidence in his
ability and patriotism, aud in favor of bis
reelection to the Presidency. The resolu.
ton is free and full Endorsement OF the
President and his Administration.