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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

To CoNsuMPrITEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health In . few weeks, by vsry
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, 10 anxious to make known
to his fellow-sufferers he means OF cure.
D To all who desire II he will send = copy Of the
prescription used trce Of charge,) with the drec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find q SURE CuRE for CoHsuMPTIoH,
AsTHhA, BaoScHrTis, no. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription, IL to bens
At the afflicted, and spread Information whioh he
conceives to bo invaluable, and he hopss every
sufferer will try his remedy, It will cost them
nothing, and may prove . blessing.
.. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willismsbursh, Kings county, New York,
ny l8-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

The CANADIAN PARLIAMEST.-The Canadian
Parliament will meet on the 18th Of August.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

Zee FIRST PACE Of to-day's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and nisosiiansous para
graphs. Us .H.. H. a
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10
NOTICE.

THIS rAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs TO sUBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
ONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

ASSISTING DEsERTIos.-Peter Gurgon, citi-
sen, was arrested this morning on the serious
charge Of assisting deserters and running the
blockade, He was committed to the Guardhouse,
by order Of Col. Baker, until further orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10
1850 Prisoners Brought In.

BALTrxoRs, July 1o.--About 2, 800 prisoners
have arrived within the last few hours BY the
Northern Central Railroad. sa'- uu
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

THE OBsrQUIEs OF ARCHBISHOP KENRIcK.-
Thcfuneral arrangements of the hate Archbishop
Kenrick were completed yesterday evening, and
will take L.ace from his late residence on to-
morrow morning, at . O'Clock. On Wednesday
morning a telegraphic dispatch was sent to his
brother, the Archbishop Of It. Louis, and 1t
was repeated yesterday morning, and an answer
received last night. His body was laid In state
In the episcopal residence about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, and large numbers of persons
went thither to take u last look at the lifeless
form Of him who had with SO much care and
piety and zeal performed all the functions Of
his sacred Office. Bishop Timau, of Buffalo,
and Bishop Wood, Of Philadelphia, reached the
city yesterday, and it is expected that all Of the
bishops of the province, except those of Rich
uond, Charleston, and Savannah, will he pres
ent, 40 well as others from adjacent provinces.
The body will be buried in the cathedral, a
vault for which will be prepared under the
altar. The pontifcal mass Of requiem will be
celebrated by the Right Reverend Bishop Of
Wheeling. All Of the clergy Of the diocese Of
Baltimore have boen invited 20 be present.
Rdlfo, Sun,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

q, PRISONERS DIscHABsEp.-Jno. Holnhan, Jas.
O'Nssl, James sweeny, Louis Gillian, James Rich.
ards, Frederick Beston, James Brooks, Barton
Shamrock, Sarah Mcguire, sno. Mcguire, WIN.
Lindsey, Theodore Thomas, Robt. Kemp and Ma.
thias Butler, were ordsred to be discharged from
iail.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10
%xtiDxsd &epxbIfau.
WASHINGTON, DO.

FRrDAY;a,:n,,,,,::;,;,n; 10. lSos.
ar TIA p8cs a che NassenAl nsg1bfs-
ylvanAa avsnus and d street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10
Raia on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad. 80

RALEIen, July 6.--some. excitement was oc-
casioned here yesterday, on account Of cav
airy raid on the Wilmington and Weldon Rail.
road, at Warsaw. 1t is ruInored that tho enemy
has gone back towards Newbern, but nothing
is certain. Gov. Vance addressed the people
at the courthouse this morning. All citizens
are being enrolled for the defence of the city In
an emergency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

Franklin Pierce proposes, in case the Ad-
ministration cannot be driven 10 an abandon
ment of the war, and TO the terms OF the peace
atany-price party, that he and his feilow-synl-
pathizers shall build up a great mausoleum
Of hearts," In the horrible aud disgusting in
gradients with which the witches in Macbeth,
with =. .-g g.. o.,
double, double, toll and trouble"
made up the cauldron of their internal incan-
tations, there was no such vile thing as a Cop
perhead heart. Shakespeare had not heard OF
it; it required further generations Tor Its full
development.
''Scale of dragon, tooth Of wolf;
Wttch's niuJiiny; NAV anu gul
Of the rayin'd salt ses shark,
Root OF hemlock digs d j. the dark,
Liver ofbllsphemiDg Jew,
Gall OF goat"
What were all these " heart of Copperhead,
to mausoleum of the hearts " Of men who
take the hour of their couItry's distress to
strike down the men charged with Its defence,
who would rebuild party Oh the ruins OF
everything that is dear to patriots i-Pro,idence
Jouritai. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10
stook Market Ts-Aay.

We are indebted toJay Cooke q Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL DxrscrIvss.-The
Board OF Metropolitan Police, st It's meeting yes.
terday, appointed Z. B. Esstmsn and Andrew John.
son special policemen, without pay from the funds
Of the Board. They were appointed upon the re-
commendAton Of Capt Henry A. schurtz, Provost
Marshal OF the District under the Enrolment Act.
They will be entirely under the control Of Captain
schurtz as detective oficers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-10
FROM GettysburR,

MARrINsBURs, July 6.--Reports to-,lsy all
concur that there was heavy fight yesterday,
In which we defeated the enemy and drove him
three miles. A vast number OF prisoners are
reported taken by Gen. Lee. The prisoners re.
fused to be paroled, and are on the way to
Richmond by this place.
This has been the bloodiest battle of the
whr. Our loss 10 very great-thc etieins s's I'm,
mense. Ne Yankee cavalry injured the pom
toon bridges at Falling Water, seven miles
from this place, to-day, and captured three
wagons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12

The following neat and beautiful reply
was made by the late Daniel O'ConuelI, in
response to a toast given in compliment 20
his wife, who was the object Of his long
aud afectionate attachment. 1t was given
at political meeting. The English Ian
guage could furnish nothing more touch
ingly tender and graceful:
"There are some topics of so sacred and
sweet nature, that they may be compEs-
hended by those who are happy, but they
cannot be possibly derc:ibed by any human
being. All that / shall do is te thank you
in the name of her who was the disinter-
ested choice of my early yoath !; who was
the ever cheerful compaafon of my manly
years; and who is the sweetest solace Of
that 'sere and yellow leaf age at which /
have arrived. In her name thank you !;
and this you may readily believe; for ex-
periencs, think, will show TO US all that
man cannot battle aud struggle with malig-
nant enemies, unless his nest at home is
warm. and comfortable-unless the honey
of human life is commended by hand
that he loves" LF ~ Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
Railg guteIltaeafFf.

Mr. Nasty vislts UstaP DehAIsoa 20
EIectlonser, for vaifandt & tRHA. y
From the Hancock JSHSFS6alSn. q ~ =
iCHURcH By ST.. YAtANpIdUM, ~
WIRGERT's CORNERS, Oct. 4; '69, - =.
Feelin Il sakred dooty cad the sos Nv
Dimocrisy aud free speech on awl enb.
0eks not interferin With dimocrisy eS Il hes
Bin, ez IL Is, or Pz II may be, ytatIyd
Camp DennysoD, wich Is nAimed after a
abbolisnnist, 10 rage mi stentorin voyss for
Valandigun, among the payroll prIzuerB.
II Wuz q bammy m6fnin In September wen
| arriv, and procurin sdmisheDt 1 set TO
work at oDct NottCin oupple Nv duzen
NV um a playin poker, 8 cent anIy, jeged
by instink hev that there wuz gud held
fer sowin dimycratik seed. Advapsin, !
sed: "My irendsi" "WaI," sed Wun Nv UNI
takin advautij nv the iuterrupshen TO slip
a ace or up his koat sleeve. any trends"
sed !, 81 KUN yu, ez a pOssel nv peecs,
and a umbuI adv0kate nv dimocrisy, and
that persokOoted aDgii, VaiaudigumS7 q
alive aces, Jimnel," sed the persun who
fust sed "WaI," 10 me, stake the Pile, coz
yu no w cant better five aces, and sweep
in the mummy, he remarkt me, dnow par
son wat did IN SAT-"
mI cum" seq /, sin behalf Nv the outrajd
yaIandigum, " no is exolf far ava"
found that the sile ov Camp Denuyson
WIZ altogether 2 stony to maik preceding
for VaIIabdignm and Ere Specie very
plesent, fer no sooner bed the Wurds left
ny lips then shoWr Nv stuus assaled me,
vun that felt as tho it waved a tun pros
tratid me. a seriz nv outrajis woz then
perpetrated which beggers deskripshun.--
WIZ peitid with offeusiy eggs, and rOttin
cabbig, aud decayd pertaters, in fact at
wun time the air was so full nv eggs, that
might how thought he'd I bin poetikle,
that the blessii sun wuz a mAmmuth hen,
badly diseazed, and layin rotten eggs u
milyun in a mini. Finely, wun nv EN-
seq, "Boys, we amt tie primers this fell
Ier's after. Johnson's Islands wher he
wants to go to find his friends" ayes, I"
sed another, gsnd to git THAR yu go by
water" Yhereupon these feends seezed
and dragged me tho boss tFof Is er
hundred times. Then they ponrd cole lie
over me and waz a goin TO set it afre to
dry me, ez they sed, but i broak and fed,
uursood by 1000 nv these infooriated de-
nuns. FINELY escaped by passin myself
OFF ez Horris Greedy, opto party nv EN-
VIE stopt me.
prefer workin fer Yallandigum in
Crawford and Homes cOuntiz. @
am at present conf1nd to my bed, sus-
tainin myself by takin dosis nv terbackeF
joose from ]. Dayls's spittoOn, diluted with
whisky. Itinwiggoraits me.
Respectfully, "
PRFROLBuN v. Massey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
TO LADIES.
no wool Growers.

as - ANEW YoAk, May 10, 1868.
GENTLEMEN: We are prepared to Feceiye, ham
NJ de and sell Wool in large and small lots, on
the following conditions: Amer the laid down
at our door, we will store, insure grads sell deliver,
collect, and remit for one cent per pound. sai
Our terms Of sales tor cash, nett prices, adj
ding interest for time. In NO cases do take paper
without the owners consent that will not sen alone
Our long acquaintance With the trade enables us to
make quick sales IT the market value.
Having the confidence otlaFge capitalists, also
ables Us 70 negotiate for advances on the most yoF-
able terTps. l ar fr5t y-ff-s = =
AIlre1Itsanees viii be promptly forwarded with
account q sales,
We shall be pleased to receive Your Wool, and Will
give Il prompt Observation-Disclosures keeping our friends
posted on the condition OF the market.
.saH. Very respectfully, yours. 81 'ui'h'
II. A. PETEIB0NE 1 WALLACE, 81
= Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
The TransnaIssIbIItty OF Conaump

The constitutional tendency TO consump-
ton is more likely to be transmitted by
mother than by father thus diseased
But any such preponderance is often out
weighed by strong and predominant like
ness of the offspring to either of these pa
rents. For such an external likeness may
we'll be supposed associated with an equal
similarity of constitution. especially where
it involves the framework Of the thoracic
cavity, in which the disease chiefly shows
itself. Hence, though the father of our
subject may have died of decline, still. If he
himself takes strongly after his mother,
this resemblance to the healthier branch of
his ancestry goes far to nuIlIfy the injuri-
Gus suspicious which his fathers death
might otherwise have excited. But the
danger from consumption decreases as the
patient grows old. This is such that at
forty half the danger is over, and at City
three fourths in the male, four fifths in the
female. At sixty, but one fourteenth re-
mains, even in the male, in whom we may
regard the liability throughout the whole
of life as about one fourth greater than in
the female tive to four.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
BLOODI BLOOD! BLOOD!
HslmbOld,s nIghly coaeen.ratsa conpoapa
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
SEPEIEIS-

This Is an affection Of the Bleed, and attscRs the
Sexual Organs Innings OF the Ness, Ears, Throat,
SarapaTlIa puFf6s the blood, aAdFenOVe5 an Sea4y
RruptiOnS Of the Skin, giving to the COmplexion 4
Clear ard Healthy Color. Il being express
y for this elass Of complaints, its Hood
Properties are preserved toR tent than any
other prePaFaiiOnsof SatsEpaTtlias ~ a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
s31oi ing Rail Road. nd

tf Il
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April 10th, 1858, Rasss
" senger Trains WIN leave Bridgeport a. foiloUs,
tSundsyB oxeeptsd:l
1850 A. N. Man Train stopping 81 Az stations,
lLs Cleveland At $50 M
s'4S ~ RxPEess TF4in, stORPiDg q All statiOns
.Eg.9 2:IO A. II. and Cleveland at 0:lO A. i.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ct $50 A. II. and 900 p NJ, ar
FI E. 81 PBaf E S g az SS 60
1870 ~, arrive st Bridgeport at $40 a. n, zoos
Connections are made as FoIIoyvss
at Pittsburgh with PounsyIVaHia R. h. for Harris
.. burg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhiIa-
delphias New York and Boston.
50 Cleveland With Cleveland TOled R. R. for San
dusky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
ss- all points In the NORZH WEsI. with
ga 4 Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
ChieaE0and the NORM WEST. With
y Cleveland 4 Krie r. 3. for Erie, Dun.
- kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
aal Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
ss. SS. SssH5s., Delaware, Columbus aad
At Hudson with the o. Z.&C. R.R for OuyShoga
sG ~ elqF T. 2. Millsf' sTfFe sPa Woe
At Alliance with P. IT. ". 4 O. r. h. for Canton,
-AH Massillols WOosteFS Salem, Bhous Co
At stsuh4nyiIle with P. q 1 O. Line and AZ Rt1LEIa
with O. o. O. R.R FOR GAINESVILLE, New
aFkt Coiumbust Aentl, Dayton Ind
'7Ef- ana polls, Cairo Cincinnati LouisyfilO,
t1 81 st. Louis, 81. Joseph and AL RENTS
~ Wtst and BOnth West. sos sa-..--
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and retain g. 90.
q Fare always Is low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets 70 all points In ths Wed, North
and East can be procured At the once under the
McLure House, Whseltngs Va, or with Ticket
Agent q Bridgeport Station. t slIIliG
Freight contracts will be made AtloWeSt rates 70
any point accessible by this road and itB Connections
70 the East, North, West and NoTth-WeSt, a. OfHe6
under MLurs House, or with It. Agent At Bridge
port Station WM. D. TERRY, Agent,
aA D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent, =
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President. - =
2 B. MYERs. Gent Tieket Ag't ~ lsAe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
'sJ THE REsToRER REPRoDUoEs. e4.s
THE HAIR DRESSING oULTIVATRs AND
-. "a ,REAUTIEIRs. IIl-a
CONVINCING TESTIMONY

: ~. .
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
RHY. Ia BUCKBRR, I47a,j li5fI,tf ~
a. AT, Treas. An. BibIS URfoa, NJ 7. 0fty, b
writes: 81 very ehesFfally add my testimony TO
that Of numerous 6Iends TO the great value % MIS-
A. Aliens WOIlFs HAIR RestoFer ind zyiobAisA'
RET. WIN. CUTTER, \, Y. City; "Alyhair Z changed
to is natural color, and growing on bald spot.
RKT. ). H. CORNELL, N. 7. City: II procured t1o5
relative. The falling Of the hair stopped; ana
restored II from being grey . ia natural ana
beanttfui color"
Rfv. J. WEST, brooklyn, L. L: 81 win testify 70
their value In the most liberal sense; Shey nave
restored my halr where Il Il bald and where grey
to Its original color"
RET. a. WEBSTER, Boston, Mas: 81 have us9d
them with great ensct. I am nov neither bald
nor grey. Ny hair was dry and brittlei 1t Is now
soft a. in y0uth!Ss 81 II d ig5.lt
RRV. II. V. DEGEH, Boston, MaSs: ''That they pro-
mote the growth Of the hRif where badness Is,
have the evidence Ofmy! own eyes" @
tSoEdhy an Dr1g0iStt throughout d World.
b. 4 Principal Sales Omee' f
NO., les Greenwich ST., N. 2. City.
apr25-am 81 ssasI = ai9-Hal -
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1863. Is 1863.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST II
AMERICA.
= THE sTEfsON REAPER AND oGOWER-
THE BUCKEYE RRARER AHDaaGOWER
THE oUAKRR BOY MOWER
VyHKIR sUPKRIORTTT over an OthoEs Il eStSb-
i Hshed beyOnd dOuht, and the prices are lgSSr
vim be Gol1 single or 1oombinsd. Sample maehins
can be sen e NY warehouse, corner Of NArkot al
s0n 3 unusually large, tAoss Who wish 70 SseuEos
machine would do we'll % order at once.
Rhee o. Gtstson combined Reaper and Mover -
es6fouaksr Boy Mower % dollar.
apFl5. -5 I JRO. EH0BURA
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ostUsd WpdT.
POSTAGE,

ceiusd at par. n -
POSTAGE. atII 49,
The Postage to any part Of the United stats viii
be but TWENTY-ROUR CENTS year for IBlaek-
Wood,S and but FOURTEEN oENTs year for each
of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals win BE fur
nished fer 1861 And as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
LoHN IN. LAKIN.
[ahccs,.or 70 Rheeler 6 1akin.l

I TShccessor to Wheeler & LGkin.l
WILL RECEIvE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 2oth, . new
and we'll selected assortment Of ~ f- l.a-. sf1r
Cloths, Oassimeres and VestingsI
Also eomplsteassortment Of GRNTLR4fBN'SPUR.
NISHING GOODS.
The patrons Of the old hr, and the public in een,
eral are respectfully invited Eo6NIRnd examine ny
stock before making their purchases ~ intend zsl
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
drn,I solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIR, Merchant Tailor,
Eo.1O2 Main ST., Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12

0IFiCI BAlFrfqEH q gRlo RAnRoAD Co,
WREELma SgA1Ios, Aug. 9, 1851 %
ON and amer Monday nlEht the 10th Of August,
" the Passenger trains win 10 by the lollo1ls
ing schedule: --tilas- -lgss-I t.---+--ia
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CERTIFICATEs OF CURES.


Prom eight 70 twenty years standing, with mana
known 20 SCIENCE AND FAME.
Fog Medical Properties o. BUOHU, Sc DlsPensa4o
~ Otthe United State
See Professor DEWREP valuable works on Ii
Practice q Physle. i 20 - -
See remarks made By the late ealabFaAod DR.
PHYsICK, PhEladelpht1. IL >
See remarks made By DF. BPHRAIAG MCDOWELL,
celebrated Physician, and member of the Royal
College d Surgeons, ireland, and published IN the
Transaetions Of the King and Q1oenfs Journal. a
See MedicO CfFuFgieal Review, published BY BEN.
SEE most Of the ISte stSadard works on MSdisiSo.
ExERACT BUOHU, 81 90 PER bottle, or Gix foF&s %.
sAEsAPARHLA, 81 copper bottle OF slx for 6,
IAFRovEDR OU WASH, sos- per bottisOr six Tor $260
OF half dozen % each for SI2 90 which Sl Be sui
nciant 70 cure Ibe most obstinate cases n Directions
are adhered 70.
Delivered 70 any address, securely pasksdfron OBJ
-U Describe symptoms IN an eooutnunioatious,4
Cures guaranteed. Advice gIAtis.
~ t-+4t-- 1ssifsI - tsai-fs 1915
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AFFfDAvIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared bsfors ne, an Alderman OF the
city Of philadelphia, n q Vhof beinEi u-
y eWoFuS Naotll MS contain no mar
eotis NO meEegFys q Cher iliuEiou1 dmgs but are
purely vegetable. H L. HFIsIBOL1 I
sworn llq Qtseftped beloro Ile, this I'D day. Of
HoVembeF, 1854. ~ WI. II. HTRBARD
Alderman, Mint, sire6t, above Race Phda a
AddToal Letters Tor information n c0nfd6neo
a. HE II, + HELAIB0LD, Chamisf
kDtp4t 10t South Tsnth-st., below chesn1f, PhTla
WARE OF COUNTERFEITS
2 re AND UHRRINoIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeayor % diIposs a0F TIIEIR OWN and
eothGr3 articles on the putation attans1bf 7si5
Hslmbelds Genuine PrspaEa,lonas
sssFaf g G4~bsts u ~ sarslpafilis i IBI
'as1 @ Improved Rose Wash.
sod y ~ nEussi' z eyeEyvhsre- - - -
p ASK 1oh HkLafB0LDs-EAKEN NO OEHER.
Cut out Ne ttSsEtL.elnsut, ana send for It, AND
AVOID IMPOSITION AND EEP0suRR.
/. iuR18 6meOd
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Hn1Mno1p,s hose WASH.

An excellent ECttOn for Diseases Of SyphiIitio No
ture, aud IN injection in Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs arising fruuI habits Of dissipation, usBd
connection with the Extracts Bueh and SaFnaparI1ia
in such diseases a. recommended. ~
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable char
aeter Will eeeOmPany The medieinea. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12

Mr. Nasty VIslts Ua1ap I1ehHIsSa 20
Prom the Hancock JsnersSnIsns ~ !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-12
A Graceful Compliment TO n wife.

PErsoLsuN v. Massey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

The KANSAS CoLoRED SoLDtERs.--Gen.
Blunt in a letter to a friend speaks thus OF
the coAduct Of the ist Kansas (coiored) regi-
ment in the recent battle in the Iudian Terri
cory -
'' One Texas regiment went in with three
hundred men and came out with only sixty,
rhis regimen; was opposed to the lst Color
ed, and the negroes we're too much for them
and let me- say here that never saw such
lighting done as was done by the negro regi-
ment at the battle OF Honey Springs. They
fought like veterans, with a GOODNESS and val
Or that is unsurpassed. They preserved their
line perfect throughout the whole engage
ment and although in the hottest Of the fght,
they never once iqltered, Too much praise
cannot be awarded them for their gallantry
The question that the negroes will fight is
settled besides they make better soldiers in
every respect than any troops have ever had
under my command"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette tells the following curious sto-
ry: ." On the 8th, a vessel ran the blockade
at Cape Fear River. She was loaded with
subsistence for the rebel army. The Colonel
in command OF part of the rebel forces de-
tanned the vessel at what he called the Quar-
anune. The people of Wilmington, n. c.,
demanded of the Colonel to surrender the
cargo to them. He imperiously refused -
They called upon Gov. Vance, who finally
got on a stall in the market house and ad-
dressed them He said they should be pro.
teoted, The Governor made formal demand
on Gen. Whiting to deliver the vessel to him
at the Wilmington wharf. The General hes
itated, the people became Infatuated, and final,
ly Gen. Whiting, to appease them, acceded
to the demand of the Governor. After this,
the people demanded the removal OF the Co
lionel. This was also granted" The story
has its own moral.