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WHEREAs, an information has been fled on be-
w half Of the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District Of Virginia, in the
District Court Of the United States for said district
on the 10th day Of May, 1853 against the personal
property OF j. +. Morton, in the hands Of D. Burk-
hart and the Bank Of Berkeley. in Virginia alleging
IN substance, that said Morton has Oeen engaged
since the 18th day Of July, 1862, In insurrectiOn
against the United States and in giving aid and COM
fort the enemies Of the same: and that the eby
among other reasons in aid information mentioned,
said property became forfeit 70 the United StRtes
and praying that the same may be Condemned a.
forfeited as Aforesaid. w.
Nov, the ssefore. in Pursaancs OF the nouition nm
der the seal of the said Court, TO directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 all per-
ms claiming said property or in any manner inter
ssied therein, that they be and appear CsfoTe the
said District Court, to be held Wheeling. IN and
for the said Western District OF Virginia, the 18th
day Of June. 1s8 at II O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that day-if the same shall ne day Of JuTisdction,
IL not, the next day Of jurisdiction Ihereaftsr-
then and there q interpOss their claims aud make
their alIeg ttions in IN & behalf
Dated this 2sth day OF May, 1868. H.I..
EN-. NORTON, U. 8. Marshal.
BENZ. II. SMITH. Q. s. Attorney. my29-I6t
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my29Iul
BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.

"ASHINGTON HALL (Iate Mrs. Mason's), 80
w long aud fayOrably knOA n 70 visitors at the
Eprnga, Is NOW OPEN fur the reception Of guests.
. house is large. delightfully."- siuated on BROAD
WAY, beEveen the CoNGHESS and EMPIRE
SPRINGS, and Is surrounded by ample and beauti-
I'd ly Ehtded grounds. Table FIRST class-and the
rooms well adapted for families and laTg parties
fl ends. For further particulars address WASH
lN0lON UALL, ,SARATI GA 5PRINGS. iunR lm
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GRAND OPENING.
MRS. f. WALTERS,
NO. I62 MAIN STREET,

Sign of the big Red, White and Biue Bonnet
DEGINNING ON TUESDAY, the 2Sth inst, will
ID open her large and magnificent stock Of Bon
and Millinery Goods consisting Of Grapes, Sks,
StrAws Hats and Caps, Ol all cOOrs and the latest
styles. l- ---
she would specially invite the atteni Of ladies
to her large stock OF Bonnet Trimmings, Dress
Trimmings, etc, etc.
cry one else Who wishes 70 examine her goods.
anP20-3m
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n. J. SAMUELS,
AdjutAnt General Virginia.
HEADQUARTERS 24TH BRloADEv. NJ,
...---------- NIrt....lir.n. lima ID 1GEa


General Orders No. s, 1851 .f-.,
In pursuance Of the order Of the Cove nor OF
Virginia Of this date all public arms and aecou-
treents heretofore Issued within the bounds otthe
Ath and 5th regiments. required TO be delivered
10 the commAndants of the severol companies within
their several company districts excepting only Fu
e have been recsptec for by the regularly eurOed
members THE different companies. Both the COM
uissioped and duo-commiSsioued officers OF these reg
ients are specially CHARGED with be enforctmeut OF
thus order. The oonmHndauts Of companies viii rake
charge OF all arms and aeeoutrements found wi hin
their several districts, and report to the regiuIenta
III The Ath and 5th Regiments will muster to-day
Saturday, the 18th inst- 1t 81 O'Clock p. m. on
Fourth street this city, the right Of the resting
on Union street. aud that OF the 9th Monroe
The several companies will form at their company
p4rade ground at O'Clock p. where, after forma
ton the roll Wid be called and the company thence
marched to the Tegimeutal ground.
M TS enable those liable 70 nitaFy duty to obey
these orders ali places OF business will be closed at
31k O'Clock aud remain CLOSED until o'elJck p. n.
by order -a Brig. Gen. JAMES. s. What.
B.DATENPoRT. A. A. Co. ,z-17d n junlS ?
lust REcEIYED-A new stock Of Dime NoYsls
d Dime Song Books, &C., All new and ths latest
gTl1i-' juni2 - :. JOS. GRAVES 90.
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H0! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ohio White Sulphur springs

w ILL be formally opened on the 18th Of June
w the anniversary occasion Of the meeting Of the
Ohio Medical Soctsty. I-.s .FfH ~ IT
These SPRINGS, national In reputation, and
popular in favor, situated IN Delaware county,
Ohio, Is miles from the Capital from the line
Of two railroads. 7Gl 81 q r. sfai Tive tFF1tt
They viii Ue under the exclusive control. OF the
Proprietor, ANDY WILSON, Esq. They will be coz
Quoted With spec al reference TO q place Of >"
FA5HIoNABL RESORT
relaxation Ane healthy Improvement They excel 70
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AAfEHICA. r
reference to A. WILSON, Proprietor. Post-01ice
Hddrrss' Lewis Center, Delaware county, Ohio.
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rheUuited statss
Upon Information
for
COnhscatiOn.
The goods and ehattels, credits
and effects Of the Bank Of the
NommonwaaIth- #

and effects OF the Bank OF the OonnseAnon.
Commonwealth. $40 j 4g1 y
"HEREAS, an information has been dled In the
w District Court Of the United States for ths
Weseru District OF virginia at wheeling on the 10Th
day Of May 1868 on behalf Of the United States BY
the attorney thereof for said District, agans the
gOOds chattes, credits and effects OF che Bans OF the
Commonwealth IN the hands of D. BurkhArt and the
Bank Of Berkeley, In Virginia alleging In substance
that said property has been brought since the 10Th
day OF August, 1851 from parts OF the United states
declaTedy the President 20 be in nsurreet on, Into
other parts the United States not % In nsurree
tion; tor which. among other in said tntor-
nation meltiOned, said property became forfeited TO
the use OF the United States and praying that the
same may be condemned ~ forfeited a. Aforesaid
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of the monttion M
der the seal Of the said Court directed and de-
vered. do hereby give public notice to an persons
claiming the said property, in any mann-r Inter
est-d therein, that they be and appear befJre the
said Die rct Court 70 be held At wheeling In and for
the i'd Western District ofViTginiA. the 16th day
of June, 1858, At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that day, (pToVided the shall be day OF Jurs
dietiOn, otherwise, the next day ofiurisdiction
thereafter then sud there 70 iuterpose their CLAIMS
and make their ALLEGATIONS in that behalf L--l
Dated the 2sth day of May. 1863. uHr =. 4
Z. N. NORTON, U. s. MsrahaL
BENJ Il. sNfTH o. 8. Attorney. myR9 lot
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HRADQuARrERs 24rH BRIGADE v. NJ,
Wheeling, June 22d, 1868.

General order, No. Z, 1863
i. For general information, the following extract
from the orders of the War Department Of the Uni
ted States dated 9th June, 1868. and General Order
No. 2, of Mai. Gen. W. T. H. Brooks commanding
the Department of the Monongahsla, of the 10th of
June, 1868, are announced: III.
f.l. WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY,
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HEApQUAHTsns DEPAATHEsr OE,TaG AfasosaAa1A,l
PittsburE, june 10, 1858.

fittsburg, June 16, 1858. !
General Order, No. FL ~ ~ 1+,s-I-
The Presidents proclamation calling for six
months troops does supeIcede the orders estao-
lishiug q DEPARTMENTAL Corps. the nature Of which
seryice appears to be misunderstood IL is not de-
signed 70 keep this organisation in active service for
any definite period, but simply to establish and keep
up organisation for the and defence o.
aud eficisnL when required. After the particular
emergency Is over, the troops VII BE- cent 70 fhfiF
hoiIies where they cIn resume their usual pceupa-
ton, undisturbed. They HaE be called only On
occasions Of threateued Danger for In
sDectiou andi For 4htslHst purpose, It u
supposed that on average, not more than one day
In the week will be nee ssary kPTOTisioq hy been
made by soma OF the patriotic citizens Of this city
10 ADVANCE the Government the necessary money TO
nav these troops regularly. 30 that they will not
cnmstspces can these troops bo transferred 70 any
other department.
BY eomnandO Of Mai Gen. w. 4. b. BEooKs
ri BREST SGRARINo EHt Capt ard A. A-Gen-
Nv order Of Brig. 0ea1JAMES 8. WHEAT.
B.DATINPORI, A. A.Gs r 1f t2 tunzz
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WASHINGTON CITY,
Trna oh 1879

ORDER (ExTRACTs.) u ~ q - II a. = La ~ Al
lst. The Department of the MonongahelA will em-
brace that portion CT the Stats Of PennsyIvania
Wesi of Johnstown, and the Laurel Hill range
of mountains, and the Counties Of Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio 10 the State Of Virginia, AID the
Counties OF Columbiaha, Jefferson and Belmont, In
the State of Ohio. '--4
Brigadier General william T. H. Brooks Is assigned
to the command Of this Department, Headquarters
at Pittsburgh. 60 . %.
End A Department Army Corps of youn GERS,
Infantry Artillery, and Cavalry, to be designated
the Army Corps OF the Monongahela, will he en-
rolled aud organized In accordance with regulations
of U. 8. Service for the protection and def nse Of
be mustered into the service of the United States 70
serve during the pleasure Of the President or the
/ The Company aad Field OGicers Of the Depart
mental Orps will be Professionally commissioned by
the President. r.E .i.f. D.. H..... y. |..
They will be armed, uniformed and equipped, and
while in active service, subslsted and supplied, Us
other troops of the United States H
Cavalry Volunteers may furnieh their own horses,
to be turned over to the United StAtes at the APP
praised value, or allowance will be made for the
time of actual service at the rate authorized by law
The Government will mount pick ed Cavalry 20 the
extent that horses can be furnished. .E
The Department Corps will not be entitled to
bounty and cannot be paid until Congress makes an
appropriation for that purpose. d..
3Id. Volunteers In the Departmental Corps, may,
at their own request, be transferred and mustered
into the service for three years or during the war;
and upon such transfer and muster they will be al.
lowed the pay and bounty authorized by the Act OF
the war. l
Volunteers in the Departmental Corps will re.
main subject TO enrolment and draft for general
service. -
The enlistment. recruiting, and organizing Of
Volunteers for three years or during the war, is to
be stimulated and outraged the officers to be ap-
pointed and commissi med by the Governors Of the
respective S'atea.
The enlistments herein specified and transfers
frr m the Departmental service to the three years
service must be reported to the Provost Marshal
General in order that the respective States and Con
gressonal Districts may receive appropriate credit
under tho Enrolment Act OF Cong
4th. All the troops with n this Department will
be under the command of the General commanding
the Department, with the usual Department staff
,
9th. The operations against the enemy are not to
lie limited by the gtapLcal lines of the Depart
ment, but may extend to adjacent territory as In
the Judgment OF the Commanding General may be
expedit mt to resist or pursue the enemy.
Volunteer Companies and Regiments organized
In plRc not within the Department of the Monon-
gahela may be attached for temporary service to
| the Army Corps of the MonOngahSla and mustered
Into service upon special application and order OF
| the War Department. ..s ~ .F a. #r.
..r q. 20 =. ."H - H. ..s
| Rv order of the President
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@ailpg pguteIligtnfrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TwH1vE SOLID LINES OF NoNPARETI, (oR ONE McH, )oR
- -L-.- q LESS, MAKE SaUARl. ~ - U
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HEADouARrRRs DEPT or THE MoNoxaAHELG,
PrTTsBUR0H, June 18th, 1868.
Tho undersigned hereby assumes command Of the
Department. asrT.Igls
The STAFF Of the Department will be announced In
subsequent orders.
be directed to assistant Adutant General Depart
I - = 'I1''.,-..' W. IT. H BRooKs,
jun1S st '-~--.,s Major General.
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Important to Cash Buyers.
JOHN RoEMER,

NOS. 81 a. 80 MAIN STREET,
.aH..lae. Centre Wheeling.
HAsJUsT RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT
III of
MOEambQues, Delaines, Berages,
Lawns, CaiIcos, Muslins
Black SiIks, sink Saeques. BeFege Saeques-
Also, Childrens', Misses and Ladies' Hats trim
med.
New style Paris Trimmings, White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mtts, &c. 4 la...llr
Also, a good assortment Of Carpets and Floor Oil
Cloths at greatly reduced prices.
Excellent all Wool Carpet for 81 per yard
Good 2ply cotton chain Tor 60 cents per yard, to-
geter with hundreds OfUther articles too numerous
TO ntioR.
Ali CASH buyers are respectfully invited to call
and for themselves before PURCHASING elsewhere,
at Nos. 81 and 80 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
juu6 JOHN ROEMER.
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Wykes & Browns
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

130 MAIN STREET. .
WHEELING, WEST va.
DHoTOeRAPHs Of all sizes and styles.
i Photographs in India Ink, Oil and Water Col
Ors. Our Gard Photographs cannot be surpassed In
richness Of tone aud durability. r.
A varied assortment OF Frames always on hand and
for sale eeheaP Also assortment Of Cards Of the
Union officers. iuhl2
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By order of the President.
[signedI a1r E. NJ. STANTON;
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TFY0U want 20 examine the largest 6uest and
i CHEAPEST assnrtmsut of P Tfamsry. SlAps Brush
o or Combs. IN fact auythng usualy kept IN = drE
class Drug Store, eal - No. I, odd FELLOWS Hall.
Jun94 sos -s- !. BOOKING, Agt.
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CNALL at the odd 3. noNs HaIl Drug store and tn
" gIass Of fsPARKLING SODA WATR1, drawn
from POTcsia \ Fountains. alle 10 ~ -11 -
Jun24 .----. a5rE. BOOKING, Agt.
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JUST RECEIVED.

I ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH. OR LIQUID
i PEARL. Another new lot Just TeeeiVed
jun24 7Y Z BOCKING AT
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EN-. NORTON, U. s. Marshal.
BENZ H. SMITH, u s. Attorney. my29 lot
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-AII9N AUN5 aIHHAIAa UEE- -AOIIELs-
work authorized BY the War DepaTtment for the 70
strucfion Of the Infantry OF the armies Of the o.
Hhsthsr regular, Volnntsei OF militia.
) ,.--..a-'-. 70 tr7 JOS. GRAVES 4 co, =
Jun12 No 90 Monroe It
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
Ghe 6ree press.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 9. 1se5.

The pcsent var has lasted slready more
than two years. and may lsst more than two
years NOR. We have never believed that it
"ouiI &c a short ou.. But despite its length
and toe slowness Of its movements. despite
occasional dcfeats, rcyertes and retreats, the
sdvan;aSe as whole is de-,iieily and Constant
u upon the side Of the Union and the Gov.
ernment. This even tho rebels admir-. The
Richmond EramineT Of May 2lst say- with
all our Curious hsttlc- ~ have not ret r.
c'7erei slngle host city or delivered any
sulusate-l state frou the thrall Of the invu-
der. "
Take map ct the country and COMPARE
the relative positions Of the ;vo contestants
two year, sgo and nov ; see with what steady
encircling sweeP our armies hs,e croT dcd in
upon ihe rehel territory. st every point,
moving here faster end there more slowly,
but not rtlinquishing, savo 81 q brief period
any ground where they have Obtained foot
hoid. We are stronger to continue thsn
ever before. moro d.tcrEia,3 70 prosecute
the war till the las, refel army is driven into
the gulf, # indeed We - o.; bid tie gulf
coast before the fummsr rasse- s., ttat the
rebels cannot reach y.
Oar Toarle, accostlmsit2 "rusi things
rnoaeh. ara learning severe lass7n Of IA
thence from this v=F; but n di-c1arasemeut
sloaN arse tl.-sfrom sucr.-s j. e1re.
th-asa al-r-. 60 l'ns es tire l--sl I@-rla Of
the North refuse % li-ren ,- SIC whisIa1inss
1f th --r ~arlt hrve Q trfitor5us and
4l-.al go BE- reac-. and continue determined
90 axe DO les taau she restoration af1ish;-
fl aathori'v ov-r ,ie whole lluI aud tho
destruction u armed rcl,lli.n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Tnr B1oc1Apr OF CHigLrSTor.-A cores
rondent Of tho Hsrau writing from Hilton
Head. Nay 2iih, sa-s
On tie nigh. of the 2rth Inst. la.sa steamer
vas discovered By TIE Povhatsn coming out OF
Cha-leston bT the North channel. She fred
+, repeatedly, and finally driven back; but be-
s,re she reached the bar again. the PoTnatan's 5
ire. ard that Of two or thres other blockaders
tbet had .iippei their cables aud o5rs up, vss
% heavy and veil directed. that tho anglo rebel
vas bored through ard through and sunk N
sh1,,t eizht tsthorns Of water. Nothing but her
,ourasts were visible the ne1t morning at day
E-ht. shs was 8 very large steaIneT. loaded
With az immense cargo Of cotton and tehaeeo.-
Her u.--e was rot escertslnei, ror t1o LIE o.
ber 5fi.e-s and crew. They were probably
dr5vpei, going dov- with the snip. as shs ve,t
--ie- very suddenly. There IS sple.-iid oh.,o4
f5r vre,ssrs 10 ss5s hsr cargo. If the weather
remains good.
No. night passes thst ore OF more vessels do
not run in or out Of Charleston, or are driven
awsv bv cur forces Of the bar. Tie numher Of
bIo.taie runners has increased % wonderful
de.-r.e. Never were there 20 many vessels en-
.,.si ia the business, and never was II 50 active
i..iore. The force of Charleston has been
strengthened as far IS il Is in Admiral Dupont:
mower. His squadron IS not strong as II should
b. snI unless he denudes other and important
points. he cannot further increase the force OF
charleston. His squadron must be greatly aug
toente-l 10 be a complete barrier 70 blockade run
ner.. AMI even then Il Is doubtful whether thi
dcsirel enl could be satisfactorily accomplished
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Damn Brown the correspondent Of the
.-.r-fii Fet1t,oo- taken pTisyner ct
nell .r~ills.v1irine ir-n Richmond. says.
r have ben anon. It4lian brisands. and
IL ,.ir.-os. and B-doain Arahs. bgt, o-
making clean thins Of the ro5hins hu-in' = /.
g--or,LTj me =, tie confederate states OF
america, 81 stvlel They descend % the
rri,Utioe Of the profession IN q way t-al
sAs1lj be instructive - all novlces n the
trt Totbinc l. t., small 10 escape their
u,i,ras,5uic r2racity NJ article o. apparei
=. ..orel ifr.a1 Tier 1mrivorous CLUTCHES ;
p, , ,rl,r,b Of pr5yi-i5n but their acute oll1et-
1-;cs iii smell IL cut. They ransackci oar
l,-ersa, ,l,s. and snt.-catcd the little ratlons
f sne-,r We harIencd 10 have therein rs con-
-raba1i Of var They stripped the oentecn'
from the shoulders ot the THIRSTY soiuleis'
and are sending t'c-a # on q long march
70 suffer 10 small inconvenience IRON tui'
privatiou. Thev are taking away all Gul
blankets, without ~hieh these cold nlSnt'
will b almost insupToItable till we can 90
tsin 3 new supply. They ricked our roos,
et. Of t., few stray envelopes and sheets ant
half sheets Of writing TsIer we e1ancet
. ross,qs. And this, he il understood not a.
p-e,aution % rre~ent our Wiltlng IN IN
50. there Is n regulation 70 prevent that
ID ,rJhibiti5n Of ouT sending out ard p1:
.a4s.,s Il the par-r NE wished. But II i
;gs. = ecimcn .: tho scale on which tic,
-lricct bu-ino.>.
Aud in another ray. he official pTocce5
iu-s Of this ciiviir-ly are just about s. small
4 -ystem-lf lottv apn5yances and oppresslo
on tire smallest : 'ssihle scale has been unl
f1rmlv ohser-el IN TefeEeace 20 the Cuio
l.l-lueTr In their l.aDi-
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and noble men, as perhaps can he found, and
yct Lieutenant Of c.. L. that vent into the
helf last fall, who has had hut Sigh, experience,
IS put. orsr the heads of all those men, in CON-
m4nd Of the Company. / an wiling to gran,
that Capt. Newton is very worthy and excel
lent young man- have heari him described
as such, and never heard : syllable to bis Dis
rarageuleni. But have no reason for thinking
that be Is 4 Whit superior to mary Of that Com
Psny. Unless the Company desired Mr.. New
ton srl9intuent, the placing hin in that rcsi-
tion wa' .fqy-art ovfToge upon the men. as
well Is the oGo,rs. The Governor who vii al
low himself to = used in tbs ~ must = him
self grossly imposed upon. or ls Is gro's'y de
honorable. Nov. dear maBasers. wont you have
the kindnss. 10 secure pledge flom your
nominee. thst he VII v-s cur beloved soldiers
vho ars inP-lliss their 80 f,r ~. dfoe7tly. Do
this, and il he IS a respectable msn otherNise,
md knows h,~ 70 rs1i snI vFi's, viii te cen
tent .. g. ".
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Iar EsHouu1,1 Additional instructions
have been received BY the Provost Marshall
here requiring that ALL male citizens within
the ages specified, shall be enrolled without
reference 70 olien5age or any plea Of exemp-
ti5n Whatever. The enrolling board viii
subsequently, decide in each individual case
whether the Plea Of exemption presented
comes within the intention of the law. It
will 10 noticed that tho object Is. to 70
Iove tho enrolling oficer from responsibility,
not % include in tho enrolment when revised
br tic board, thOSo whose plea Of nlienasa
properly e1enpts them from military duty.
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Vat1,xnreHAu's 1kA>sr,s.-A c-rr-- Pol-
dent Of the Cincinnati Gc...ts writing from
,rurfreesSoro under date of the ., gives
an account Of vallo- iigham's e sfer to re-
bel territory. On the arrivi # Mr.. Val
I,u6irbap At ,Iarfreesbogo. le was taken in
charge by Major Mile. At tTo o'clo'k in
the morning rarty started with him iar
the rehel lines. The correspondent says
Shortly after We we're s.sin q our way, ard
ans, . the sun rczc, ne reached our extreme
1cn.rcsts and discovered the rsbel yidettes one
/ half nile ahead CT the turnpike. Major Mhes
Z and Col. McKihben iu11ieiiaiely started forwar1
/ With a dag Of truce, and were soon IN eonman'-
7 cation With the rebel authorites-
The latter having expressed T'lInSnSs9 %
re.s;rs "SIister vallaEdisham," The two ot:csr'
-a.,,r,,od Msior Miles ard Captain Goo1Tln
,c,or,nan;ed tho prisoner within the rebel l'nfs'
- ,t.ort :. N. deii7ele3 him into the hands
- sinelc rriy4,e .cliier belonging TO the tiiiy'
g.. AIsban.l. CD. Webb, Mr.. NallaGdishan
I'm the following declaration: al an c.iiI
- - Ohio aud Of the United States. am her
,-;,b;, vo,,r lines b force aud against NY vii
,5ereterc s,rre.iisr myself to you as prison
81 Of war" ,.:-..,-. ,h,,,,,;,or
The beariu. OF Mr. Naltanai2naLa ini9uFnoi n !
thr wbole afFs:r was modest, sensible ana G,Sni
Gel. Ia e1n,eIzation With your cories' : -
be osudidlv admitted tha; the dealings oi u
f,ovsrnrent ith hirnssii we're necessary 81
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,ssr. he admitted that in taat cssa the oo'olh
-nert would be obliged 20 u-c AL the physica
t.r,e Of lov.l State. snd could tcleis'e 10 oplr
zion The, hcweoc~, he declared would oe
H. sxpel.se of the ir.e principles Of our Comet
tnt;on; wh.rsas. be thought that by the adei 70
~ M. plan not only might these principles
c-,.seryc-l. lut ,l. Union ci the Ststes ui''''''
y re-torei
,pIr1in NAB Nfws.-Ihc trs-
,.,rtbipe--- or Pbiladclp'is war ne%s + IA
h ,ss.iur into prlyerb. 'Anoiiief fniisu'
: ~, ',rn'' j. tae c-.mn'i,t upon every sens
+ lrn i,lea-,m coming from that 4u"i,''-
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,ra,itv It + lock.d uVn Win e"Tlic'o; '
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: 80 no, :, ,rak, -oIne lisciinina iiyp n ' !
r. rec rec,rd to the journals Of that city Inc :. ~
ps'mocrs.;c larera, for in=tance'the age 81