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81 letter from Naples of the lst, in the
DsSats, says, m a gcssiping way :-"Princs
Alfred has 'mbsrked In the st George with the
rank OF nidshipman- His promotion to a lieu
tenancy has been delayed Oh account of his
having allowed some slight indiscipline among
the crew OF his boat"
~ Some Of the Richmond papers complain
terribly Of the half clad condition of the Rebel
troops, and the heartlessness OF the Govern
nsnt The Wing Describes a number of regi-
Hnenes In this wretched state marching past the
snow.
- Prentice. OF the Louisville Journal, has
eoa IN the rebel army. A friend meeting him in
Oixier on his way to Louis willie, asked him
What ne should say TO his family. He replied
"Ieii father that am fat saucy, ragged and
rebellious."
- The McKinstry trial at ST. Louis, II is
snought, will ba brought 70 a close this week
Mafor Mckinstrys defence will be an elaborate
enosebgthy one, embracing q com plete historv
OF the affairs In that department from tho ba-
ginning OF the rebellion.
~The Leavenworth Bulletin tells story Of
Federal lieutenant who became charmed w
secesh beauty N Arkansas, who induced him
70 Wait her at her house, when she handed him
over 70 Euerillas, who murdered him and then
threw his body in mill pond.
The Commercial says the dry goods mar
Set OF rev II rk Is very quiet. The oobing
nsde mas been very large and successful, and
pooers pever made SO much money before An
army Of them retire with large fortupes from
business on the lst Of January
The ship Sea King, which sailed from
San Francisco for Liverpool on the 9Th Of sep
TIMBER, was lost whom ten days out, and ali ON
board persisted save the third mate.
New Orleans papers announce the death
q MT. r N. Wood, president Of the Merchants,
Bank OF that city MR. Wood was formerly Of
Baltimore. -
The Albany Journal says the fresh rurnor
OF Ihurlow Weeds intention TO visit Europe IL
wholly without authority or foundation
IA man named Austin Heenev has haen
COMMITTED to the Tombs In New York Charged
VIM kicking and BEATING his sister To death
- Rev. ]. Selia Martin, a coiored preacher
81 hotr' goes from Boston 70 England 70 take
charge Of = church there. ~-o
The Chicago Tribune Is printed on panar
Vhicn u one quarter sorg hum Two sorghun
SAP'r mills ar- already running In Illinois
- In three days after q now Atlantic c.h,a
wa proposed f7S,OoC were subscribed for a. IN
London. capital Of f6Oo,OOo IL required.
~A beautiful young Polish lady was recent.
~ burnt To de attn In a house In Paris by hsx
clofhfs taking hrr from q graft.
"The Paris Runrnak-rs ex.ort arms now u
aie vslue oi 81, Uls,GOO annually.
~Kew W'st, Florida, has beAn r-stored "a
de government of tbP city authorizes
- During 'e6l, there ~iH be two eclipse Of
III sub. aid two Of tie MON.
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0EI. o; o. F.-COvENANT LoDGE-Ths
uS members Of Coven.at Lodge, No I3 of
Hail Hs e To- !. Their
ransensnts TOR the funeral of p q. JOHN BANGS.
1t. JAS H. RIDGEwAY,N
nsI 90 P-GRAND LODGE.-The officers
sen sss 6Ia1d vii
for the funSE. Of the Grand SECRETARY, P. e. JOIN
,. hs'S' of Covenant NJ G " a IA IS MASTER
U ika assSci8rfsNN N siss.on So Of OH
a shs En s ss .ss S n
q s.: S:;'$ Ssi s secretary,
r0lrY POST OFFICE, ,
Notice is hereby given that in aoeordsnos with
II. shiy day: Tor anS rSa
Apply at Room No. Is, between The urs OF 10
0s.Gf. m AND L. f efR1H n po~.r.,.er
"hQTICs.--rO tho Master Hores shoers of
n W.ssn ;S D. c.; sensls%e1: you are
Of the Black smiths Association will b Ssls ON
M.EDAY EVENING. January 4th. 1853 g the
hichmopd House, corner Of osh aud s;s, Al are
By order of A Association. de- si-ss
n%IHE. MEMBERS OF THE FRANKLIN
AND Z: sSio th sips s6s annu aai
h. st.. Sesssen 9Th and 9th st, ssss, oR MoS
gentleman ard ladies. Best music engaged
BY order Com mittee of Arrans ements d3l St.
n%THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL
0 propose holding q Festival in the Lecture
koom OF the Church, corner OF 5th and streets,
pu bile are respectfully invited 10 att nd Ticket
.dm:ttins ssntls~en and Lady darips the Pes i
dat tha Of "A
Church ' de 4. S 81 :he
n@IHA FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ar
u3 yincents Orphan Asylum, corner II En- and
streets. will open ON MONDAYNEXT, 9th inst. :.
a. me eoresr u Tenth and IT'S de 2s-.r
~sIck AND WOUNDED OFFICERS.
suaesox GEsERALs Ory,cs.
Har,h,nstos, Deeenlb>y i6. 1862
rssk ana wo unc ID Officers Of the Re Gu Ar Army
Army ior professional attendance. 0ffice No 2S6
sieA and wounded ofse,rs NJ yo,r,,..,s ., ..,.
city will cell On Surgeon VI CIymer. %. q Yolmn
teers Tor professional att. ndanoe. Once 2O5 Pa
to Thu hi. . aSs, named sarssSs
de d0 Acting Surgeon ti-nsrsi
NV THE yUTEKs ~ WASHINGTON
W. tn. Assessors of tho dias rent Haros will
TILL clock ?. T., from the 18th to the sist Of De.
eember. inclunvo, to correct and register IN.
i@ tsrde John k h1S% .ni Rs P pss,
s.snyS, e~tysen nth and 18th streets ''0'~
Merd Thomas 81 wsrt. eorasr 18th and II sts
tth wf,d Thos. " Buroh. sth street, between
s sts w Ward sl D,'5 ds s;ss.S. Ten suans
nh Ward Peter n. pSurs n. IS 20. :. iitn 49, So
between s'h sod s'h strt>.s ves+. lsndsI
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OFFICIAL.

I OsT-On the $751; D ecei.b r, between and d,
- m. lady .o-t NOT RSINI BROOCH cor.
tIinii & hair TIRE nder will hs iibersigy reya 4
by lea'ingi it at stssrs. KING & BURCHELL's.
irrer strert AMI Vermont Az " 2t-
NOT1CE.-The man who lett q HORSE MILE
1 and W AEON at my place he 18th Of -
Deem Der, is requested to forward JSSN
and pay charges, or they will be sold atN(A
pu aHc auction. w. HARrrER
ia LIST" Nineteenth at bstvean and o.
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NE ESR AZ AT. sNThhSsLIIIEp METHOD FOR PIANO

~ FSkTk lHbn sS lSiiIIssSS NSTaoD FOR PIANO
woL0wsKt, Pisni.t. V osstii.., ALExAHpSs
IsfSpen soeE .aS
rub y prof And reading By his ,n 'h'
oni, q slight Sncx,Ass ne. metsed psr."n having
s,y very .n shsss time music viz, be
music with rare p.sfs SSssssic a. well Is cisssseA
az. 70. oia.se. or pri,, plano
l. oHs 's sFSstRse i, s.:
washin Eton. ID. foe'aence, 4S1 18th at,
da
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NTOrICE TO PLAsTERERs

PRorosaLs VIII DO received at the ossc. NJ IN.
bxrear oil cpnstruetion until January Ia ,sss e.
plsS'eriny IRE wallis, ceilings, c. of The h.iIs co.
ridors ana Various apartments Of the w.. 49,. !.
of the Treasury Extsns sion WIG "esi seSAea
Bidc.rs must state tho price per yard s,.. -a..
ms sharp sand s.ir Of viii reesire three coats q
be approved. the whole 10 be 6niSSsd ns p saa!,
manner Tor painting throu ehout an ths oes'
me hureAo reserves the right To rota., N
the bids Il CO nsidered for the Interest - ny % Al
in c1pformitT ~, No bid win be a.ss
rnmnsnied v;tS s ssis ADVERTISED ant, AMI la a.
WIZ execute satisfactory contract 'ae oiaaef
engineer In charge fressur. bsn:Esh s
,ls .ro,antt slse drawings Of suoaldinx. "a
dAeotd ITntna Az TINS office.
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QUARrERxnsrga Gt.ArEaL's OrFtos. I

WdsHtH5iVH, DC. u, tB57
The order forbiddi ns clesrances for suffers goods
To the Army OF the Potomac having been revoked
P-rm t. be obtained fer such ci-srsnces III the
Qusrtermsst-r Generals Office, upon csm ply Ing
with the printed regulations
In order TO avoid Interfering with the regular
supplies OF the army, il Ia i'm portant that many
sutlers IA possihle unite in shipping their aoods
By a single vessel
Permits can be Given only on the April cation of
legally appointed And register ed suffers
lSignedl NJ. G MEIGS
de 3lSt QusrteYmA,tsr General
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STORY or THE GCARD-By Mrs. J C. Ere
- mont; S1.25
Titan, Romance-By Jean Paul, vols; 49,
Results of Enamel Pa.ion-By Cochin; 81 80.
new edition; 81 '
Athe9s, or Tragedies Of Cnbslief; 81.
BuckleH Essays, with Biographical sketch. al
The PentSt.uch and the Book of Joshux-By
Bishop Coenso; SIf6
sl2s. '''-
springs Of ActioI-By Mrs Rich .rds;Sl
Memoirs Of Mrs. Joanna B. tune: Al
The Students History of France; SigS.
1s1 PRANEK TAYLOR
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DROPOsALs FOR GRADINu SOUTH CAPT
= IUL sThEET, FROM STREET SOT CH tt
SOUTH SIDE OF STREET SOUTH

DROPOsALs POR GRADINu SOUTH CApI-
= IOL STkEET, PROM N STREET SOT CH To
South SIDE OF STREET SOUTH.
MAJORS OFFICE January l. Iss,
PPePosAL6 will be received at the Meyoris on "a
unl " clock m. on the lith day of JANUARY LSiS
lot executing the following act:
AN Aor Tor Ersdin9 South Capitol street from n IN
street south.
be u enacted by the Bon-d II Ald.r,nen md Pa,,5
COmMon Council Of the ciy AZ Washi1sr ZION That
The sum sixteen hundred dollars n so or sn
much thereof al n ay be neceessry be and tho snms
the Fifth and Seventh Wards for the por pose Of
and to the proper width hetweea the curb 7i.as
hcm south side of street south to the south side
Of eet south. '
Fec. 2. And Be II enacted The said grading to be
given TO the lowest responsible bidder or bidders
De or them living security TO the amount of thirty
two hundred g 1o) dollars for tn faithful com
Pillar CO OF his or her contract; provided ke or thsy
shall grade half the entire length Of scout
Capital street, from street south south side of
sfrete south on or btfore the hrst day of Juno
next, 80 a. to make good road from sou HI
TO the sonth eide e. street south, and that the
ffGn the date OF said contract.
Sec. s. Ind k IL enacted, That said work TO be ad-
vertisrd for proposals for ten days. ana In Ca
shall the work cost sixteen hu nd rod rs:
provided that 70 part Of said appropriation tsh all
be paid until said work s completed to she saisfac
tion Of the Mayor
Bidders are required to stata the total amount
FOR executing and complying with the requ remsnts
~ i,dtl4 RICHARD wALLAoH, Mayor.
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sPIKIr or THE MORNING. PRESS.

The Inteili9erceT is without editorial to-day.
The Chronicle very properly applies the lash
20 those officers who spend their time in the
hG--rcoms Of Washington, Philadelphia ana
III the field. This is an evil that should be
IfniFGisG at once.
The Republicans is jubilant over the prospect
i've issuing OF the emancipation proclamation.
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DE- oSHTHIsEpHHkYs ANrIDerl VII OUIl
IssriTsd e e 4 R. iii SS, Ee si:as. :fs:.
ssId - g. uf + HfSSss.. sS,. = .s.ess.: friss
t stS snd !. SS 81 ssSsss Phil:
aINRV COOK d FL IN sysnos:. II iisIsalris. b.
Iyrw orufets<S On R-soH
~ LOTS FOR oaRIsrMAs PREssSfsI
LARS o ASn s!EmsRBRoIDERED co,L.Rs. COL.
Kinn1oaa,ilps. KID CLOVIS ~ sss'. t3SkET ASP,
""D' 0'ner Fancy Articles just WIN
De 2tstao sas S.; w. COLLEYS.
seventh NJ above Pa. sv.
mAiLLARD CANbv
CsIner 18th 81. ana rs,montsv
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WASTED-Every person to know that Ana in
w the msrket, ready TO psy cash for all articles
In the housefurnishinx line; These leaving The
BUCHLY, AS Seventh street. between g and n .
feaat side Dealer In New and Second hand Furni-
tu.o. NO i6tF
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w ANTED-30O good, sober and experienced
W TEAhsTERs, 70: The Qlar,orm SISTERS de-
partmens In this city. Apply to o. H. SNOW Gen
j DANA,
de Sim Capt. and A. q. NJ, u & A
Intel Repub., Chron., Bait Sun, and Phiis
Ledger p!eaRa cnpY, month
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 4th.
Dop ppSupIr

ORCHESTRA AT FORD'S THEATRE.
Who, in the condas ration, lest all their in.tru.
The best talent have volunte cred their assist
ance. ~ ~''
For particulars. see furture advertisemsnts r..
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HeRsE FOR sALE-A bright Bay Geltins,
Of Mambrino stock, fftson and r. half ~
Price S225. Can be seen any morning in the allow
opening out Of Fifteen and n Half street adtoto
ing the house OF Secretary Seward. de Si-u
E>eR sALs-Two handsome BARS or COUN-
Il TIERS, can be had bargain, II called for at
oRce, a. they must ha removed for alterations At
the Central Hotel, corner OF Penn. avenue and sth
streets. ds 3i-St>
DECEIVED LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
H APPLES and SWEET CIDER JUICE, for
sale chear. l.. 8. RANKIN 4 CO.,
Wine, Liquor and Com mission Merchants,
Bo'SSrIL's nrp1oArrp
COUGH CANDY
CT 5o S. have Cold, use Bos~eiis Aedieated
, If YOU have Cough. use Boswell's MsdieAted
, If you are Bosrse, use Boswell Medicated Coug Oh
Candy.
If yeu have Bronchitis. use Boswelrs Msdicsted
Cough Candy.
If you are troubled with any Afectioe Of the
Throat or Lungs, use BosWeli's MedicAted Cough
CANDY.
iBtrnduced
~ scld b. all respectable Observation-Disclosures
BOswMLS Drug Store.
G. rner Mary land and Seventh st
Prize" Is and Is ca nts per package. de 81 q.
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TERMs, Regular Priooa.l


The Postage to any part q the United States vii
be but TWENTY-FOUR GENTS year for GBIaek
Wood,1 and but FOURTEEN CENTs year for saci
Of the Reviews. f-f ssi
niBhed fer 1S62. And - - - 80
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Rattg snttlngFutFF
Tns Flrsl, Virginla 10 the IooreneId
PETERsRuRel October lst, 1868

EkEEhsHIAAa NS1poeE Astf s49OS-=s-
Editors IntelligeaeeT -, l5-sei s. a3'
As many conflicting statements have
been made in regard to the six companies
of the LIST Va. Inf, At sA0orefeId,z on the
morning of the llth of September, and
from an article in your columns Of the 18th,
the responsibility of the whole affair Is
cast upon the shoulders of;the pickets and
seutries, Twill give an impartial account
as far as know, and as vas amDng the
fortunate few that escaped fromthGr scene
of Horror and blood, and am deeply inter
ested in the affairs of the lst Va. Regiment,
will underTAkeito correct the imputRtiOn
that is tried TO be cast upon onr brave,
Tigilaut and honest hearted hoyzs Would
IL not seem strange after 4 series Of two
years experiences IN frDnt of the enemy, md
on that occasion. when, We had 80 much
warning of Onr danger that We as life
guards of our sleeping brothers would per-
NIT tbs enemy TO pass uuchallepged
through onr lines 70 murder our comrades
and carry away our property2h lean give
but two solutions 10 the canse of the late
affair, and they and all other solutions will
acquit the piekets of any negligence or
completely with the enemy for the destrue
ton of the command. Of AAjOr Stephens
flor negligence of duty In case of this
city with the enemy.l j.. ls5alui47
We arrived at MooFefield in the afternoon
of the 10Th September. and for five days.
previous 70 this the town. was unoecupied
BY our men! During this time the enemy
could have easily laid a trap for Onr little.
force, and it is my impression that & force
of tfIeeuemy was concealed in n large corn
field near the town, outside of which onr
pickets were posted in such q position as 10
include, the rebels inside orr lines or, as
the night WAS very dark, they might, by 3
cautious movement hive passed unOb-
served through between the posts, as they
no doubt were acquaiated- the position
of every picket, We were warned by Git.
zens aud negroes of our perilons situation,
but no attention was given it further than
the strengthening of the pickets, a part of
which were deployed as skirmishers about
half mile in the rear of'Camp. The enc
my, who undOubtedlywa watching, took
advantage of our preeautiop and attacked
on the other side, which was left partly
open as before, and the consequence was,
the camp was surprised and lb7 of our best
men captured, come murdered aud some
wounded. I AN satisfied that every man
performed his duty as far as ordered.
We do not particularly censure Major
Stephens. Nor can we believe that he who
was SO much respected aud confded in. by,
his men, who would stand by him in the
most critical situation, would attribute this
sad and ever memorable disaster TO negli-
gence alone. eI y.5 -r Uf.
We lost no artillery, having none, With
US. The report of the re-cspture of Col
Thoburn is entirely false. izaa i &!
Yours respectfully, d.
t.ea...., ToM. P. B. n.
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.HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
ieai 7 For VvealEnesses

hELlvlbUlUS' 'EAlHAGI bUGHU
3eai p For VVealEnesses
ARIsINa FROM E1CEssEs HABITS OF DIssIPA.
-FI0Ns EARLY INpIsCREfG0N, OK ABUSE
Attended with the following symptoms:
Lndisposlfipa toExertiOn, Los % Power,
Los % Memory Diheeity II BTeathinG
Hak SgIeAn A.Fe 4renhttnG
Dimnsss o. vision, pain IL the Back,
UnlSsr5ai LAssit1ds Of sPIusbing q the Body,
the Muscular System, ErgPtions on theHaoAi
D oga ~ d he siin p ga
scbess syuaptd1ns n allowed 70 70 on, which fhis
Medicine Invariably removes, econ folloE
NP0fBE0Y, FATUTTY, EPILKPFIO FITs,
In one o. Whieh tie patient my expire Who can
y TAT thsS are not fFpquspily f'lPysa By thOae
IHSAHITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware Of the Gauss Of their Suffering. bat
none win e9pfesE,; The reoords ~ the Insane A.y-
bear ample witness TO the truth Ofths assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION, .oScR APRECFRD WITH
Ila ORGANIC WEAKNESS, i
Requires the aid Of Medicine 70 Strengthen and In
VigorAte the system. which HBLMB0LDS EXTRACT
BUCHU Invariably does. A trial viii eOnTineo the
most Skeptieall' i-..ac--- .i5 $3.50 b
Females, Females, Females,
OLD on YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIEB, Oh C0R-
lai - TKMPLARING MARRIAGE,
In many EasesIons peculiar 10 FsuaIss tie IxtrAet
Buehn & uneqnAed By any other remedy, a. IN Chic
ross o. Retention IrFecuIaTity PRfnfnlness OF Sup
preston 0fthe Oust0mSTy RYaeuations, UlooEatsd q
behirrous state Of the Uterns Lsuc0hea, OF Whites
etslity, and for all complaints incident 70 the =!
whether arising from Indseretion, Habits Of DisEi-
patton, rim the
DECLINE or CHAN 4 OF LIFE.
su SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No FAMILY SHOUID PR WITHOUT TT
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~ Dress f1tmtatnE received at the Variety Gtoro
D. NIC0LL 4 BRO
aPr44 fAi Hai ~ i7 100 Main street.
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BLOOD BLOOD4l BLOODI
Extract sarsaparil1a


mis- i AZ saoetIOn 81 ths Blood aad atlsSlri the
ReEpal Organs Llhtn4s of,the Nee, EeFd Throat,
Windptpe, and other mueus Surface mliair tts APP
pearanee in the form Of UIeorA HolmboIds Extract
BarsapAFia purfes the blood and removes an Sealy
EFuptona q the Skin, giving % the C0mploxio1a
Il for this elaEsof eonplainta It's BlOOd-Rurfying
Properties preserved 70 greater extent than any
other PE' sPe1iFSoGP e T'P'fil1 y ~
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Platform OF the union Men I'M N D q.

Platform OF the union Aeh ~ O gSA'
ware. -tli'- 10 "
ReSotped, By the delegates of the UDion
marty of the State of Delaware in G0nVen.
ton assembled: ....y.,f, --,i..,uI
/. That the Union party of the State of
Delaware is uucomPromisingly 10 favor OF
maintaining the integrity of the National
Government, and that its power should be |
steadily aud vigorously exerted until ii has
compelled submission to It's righttul au-
thority.
2. That this war is and should be waged |
only for the suppression of Rebellion aud
the vindication of the supremacy OF the
0oasSitStios sE thO United States, but that
in its conduct it is the right, itiis the duty
of the Government to use every means in
its power to subdue and utterly crush out
the revolt against the laws Of the land and
the rights of man.
8. That TO this end we approve the poli-
cysof emaucfpatisn, and the employmsnto of
colored troops as depriving our rebel eme
mics of q most powerful auxiliary and as
affording to ourselves material assistance
blythe enlistment of ia species of force
whose bravery and good conduct have been
tested, and who will save our own race not
only from the perils of the battle. field, but
the more deadly malaria of Southern CLINE.
That if from this cause the slaves Of rebels
shall be set free, 1t will. be justly iattribut.
hulp Ouly III tu6 6N1I COuuS6lo Ol.uau Auuuf
who have induced their masters to take
up arms against the Government, and have
compelled it to war against slavery in its
own defense. .f 90 e.is-..-t -
That the temporary suspension of the
privilege of the writ of hdbeas corpus was
asmeas1re constitutional and necessary {;
and recognizing its pfoPriety i1 this crisis
OF a nations peril, we commend the Adj
ministration that had the boldness to pro.
- 4 AZ. II. {
from our. daily intercourse we know that
its announcement gave renewed assurance
&c. loyal men, and that il was terrible TO
traitors only. IA 81
8. That we entertain entire confidence in
the wisdom, integrity and dispassionate
justice of Abraham Lincoln. Thatthrough.
out his whole administration he has eviuc-
ed tender regard not only for the rights
but the prejudices of q misguided people,
combined with firm determination to up
hold the authority of the Government,
which has won the admiration of his friends
and extort the respect of his enemies
6. That Gov. William OannonIb by his
manly course of uhsweryipg loyalty, has
fully realized the expectation, Of his sup
porters. That we approve and indorse the
sentiments and principles of his inaugural
Address as the Inception of domestic
policy under which the State of Delaware
will become pfOsperousi populous aud free.
z, That we express our profound grati-
tude 10 the brave men everywhere who
have fona firth to do IbattIe id d
a common country and a common flag, but
especially 70 those who have so pbbly SUE
tained the honor of the Stale OF Delaware
While m6nrnfng her bereavment ii the
loss.bf 40 naly OF kher GRllant sdps, 9she
tearfnllg but proudly offers thsn bet
contribution TO the noble army of the
martyrs of Fkeedotn. : ~ &c 2. 10 az
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
- ing Rail Road. sls1 ,iIiif /.

Cleveland, Pfttsburg andWheel-
- s ing Rail Road. "a I r.a.
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ON4Np ATRER MoNDAYs.April 2Ofh, ls6s, Pa.
(6nndAyH axoeptSd)
1850 a. A. MAI Train, stopping 81 al stations, ar.
rtyes @ t,tttsSuFEh ut sE20 P. NJ and
SIS P. u. Expires Train, Stopping q an stationA
iaiS = g q !. s'eS 81
2:10 A. II. and Cleveland AZ o.lO A. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ~ s;40A n and 900 p. n, A.
rive At bridgeport At $40 P. NJ and 626 A. u, 20
Leave Rtttsburgh q l:oo A. NJ, GO a: n and
A. n. and ass P. NJ 51
COnnecttpng are made RG Follows
At Pittsburgh with PennyivaniA R. h. for HAEEis
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, Phila-
- - delphiA, New York aud Boston. q = -
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Tolsd Z. R. for San
al points in the NoRTH WfsT.- Win
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the N0EIH WIS., with
Cleveland . Eri6 4. 3. foF RFfe, Dun
kirk Bunalo aud NiagaEa Palls- With
oleTeland. Columbus 6 Cincinnati for
9LeltIlna Delaware Columbus and
a. Hudson win tie 6. z. Z q R.R. for ouyhihogi
c--i '.''. PALS, Akron, MHlerlburgh and WOOS.
At Alliance with P. n. W O. R.h. rCauton,
MAssIllon, Wooster, eaIsm, BnOu, Co
-t - lumbus and Chicago.
At stenbenViIIe with P O. 4 o. lime and AT BELLkR
il'- sWith0. o. O. RE if0r ZanssyiIls, New.
.i ark; Columbus, 1enia, Dayton, Indi-
t- anapOiisy Cairo, ClneInnht q, Louisville
H-,f 81. Louis, Sc. Joseph and eli points
! "a Wtst and South West i--L
Excursion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return - 90.
/ Eare always - low, and time much quicker than
Through Tickets 70 al points IN the West, NORTH
and East can be procured 81 the once under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va or with Ticket
fra1E Z f7Na
Freight oontTacts win Be Inids at lowest rates 20
any point accessible by this road and It's opnneettona
10 the East, North, West aud NoEth-WOSt, At once
port Station. WM. D.TERRR, Agent,
@ Wheeling, Va.
D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
go If11 nfAdeAooFt O %
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. -
? R, MYERS, Gent Ticket Aga. fsbe :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

Yours respectfully,
ae...l7 ToM. P. B. n.