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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-24
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI.
ing Fan Road.


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1910 P Il b. :; I.i4 sEI1!es e PttssarEA It
RETURNING TRAINS.
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a. 4. and Is IN - 49,
Connections are made N F0lIoSgsI
At PtttSburgh Stth PenagyETaat. r. l. Er Hsyris
61EE, B1ltinoEe, WAlhingtoa, Pkfla-
cIsTslAod viii ClsTsisod 4 Dolsd \ B GrGR-
dlskyY Tplsdo, Detroit, CkiaED a1d
Al pot1tsf IN ths Moan WEsE. With
Detroit stsansls Elr Dstruit Jaeksol,
Cheap and ths HoEIH WHsI- with
ClsIolA1d Z Kris z r EF EFia, Dun
kiFk, Bufalo and NtaG5Ara Fails. with
0leTelE1d. O0lznblS & CtneiEus4f f0r
orsstiins. BelssHrA colunbus snd
Al Hudsoa ufth ths OF 40 r 4 Or Osyaho-s
FAIIs Akrou. NHIsrsbuFEh And WOOs-
Al Alli.as. vi.h P. II W.taAkMc.aasa,
Mhs.iIl0n. Wooster. GAlsn, Bnou, Co
luuhus ard Chie1Eo.
AtstsabsaTills With ?. o @ LEne ard AZ BELLGE8
With GO. O. R.Rf1rZa1aTiIa, HsV-
All, O6Iumbus, XsGiai DsyIon. Irdb,
GE8poIs, CaEFO, Olnein18tf, L11uiITiIIa
g. L0ld1, g. Josslh sd an poEuf5
Wtst and 6outh West.
EIeaFsiOn Tickets 70 PfttsbuFEh a1d return e. 90.
Fare always - Low, and tine mneh quickar than
any other route.
fhr0uEh Eieksts 70 al Pollts n de Wss4, xa-sh
AID East can b procured q lie dee undsF The
neblre Hglsa Hheelt1Es FaT q WITH Tirflt
Agent ~ BrfdgGPoEt Station-
Freight eonfTSets WI Be nads 81 lowest rAtss %
any point accessible By this rod and fts eOnnaetton
70 tie East, North. west and NoFfh-NSIt q 80
Un6sr NTRrs House, q With Rt. Aren't & BridEa-
port etstiOn- Nm D-LBRRY, AGaut,
WksslfnE, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS. Ags1E,
in. MCCULLOUGH, Rrosidsat.
TB. MYERS, Geu't T5skst AE't Iebs
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oEnERAL pIoKErr.

General Pickett commauds'Vue of Long.
streets divisions. BE wears his hair in
long ringlets, and is altogether rather a
desperate looking character He is the Of
ficer, who as Captain Pickett, of the o. S.
Army, figured in the officially between the
British and the United States in the San
Juan Island affair, under General Harvey,
four or fYe years ago. =
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: PeE.gnally appslEsd bsfIsna, an Alda-zlu a n
city 81 Rhlla1slE iay HI. HELN8oLD Who, beilEdu-
y ssoEns doth ~, lis prsparaEIons eontSia - -
Isly 1aEsis61. Il ~ 81 els
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AlaeEr4n, Ninth ,ltrset, aboJs Raee' Phill.
Addfa1s LsttaEl ~ q gIldsnss,, !.
Dept 1ei segih Tsnfhsts bslOV Chsslat, Pfila.
q BEWARE OF COUNFERFEITs
And UNPRnfCIREEDD RALERs, $3.50
vac sns.9sor . dIipo.s s'oE TIIEIR oWHs ala
e0fhera aftleles o. tie sFufafion attained -
= Hslneola's es.rius Is.Rss..,.saE0
- = < - eTa1 s,1ii = q 1IL
.a - -. 81 IzFtsyssa 80 sa1h. =
Hola y Al DEuEEliI aIlIlH 1eIst 4zs.i-i LII I
/ AsK8oR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= g. - ~. = AZ 1S0IgIT,.
AVOID I1PosETroF AID EXPoECRE. - a
me 49, silss gs-illl "
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oENERAI Exhibition.

General Peudlstou, Chief of Artillery,
was West Pointer; but in more peacea.
able times he fills the post of Episcopal
clergyman, in Lexington, Virginia. Unlike
General Polk, he unites the military and
clerical professions together, and continues
to preach whenever he gets chance. On
these occasions he wears surpltee over
HE nniEorn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-24
oEEEaAL LoNesTREgT.

General Longstreet is described Is an
AlabamiAn-a thick set man, forty three
years of age. He was an infantry Major
in the old army, aud now commands the
FIRST corps d'armee. By the soldiers he
is Invariably spoken of as the best fighter
is most extraordinary; he seems to require
neither food nor sleep" - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-24
TO Wool Growers

s NEW YoRE, May Is, 1865.
ENTLEMEN: We are prepared 70 neeSfTe nan.
" die, and sell Wool In large and snSil lots on
the following conditions: Amer the Wool laid down
At our door, we VIII store insure grade sell eiITeT
collect, and remit, Tor one cent per pound. 80,
Our terms Of sales are for cash, nett prices S.
ding interest for time. In no do We take paper
without the consent that viii not saIi are
Our long acquaintance with the trade saabl0s ~ q
make quick sales at the market yalus. gslss
Having the confidence OF largo capltAliEts also en-.
Ables us 10 negotiate for advances On the favor.
able terms- siat 3.
All Femittanees VIM be promptly forwaUdea With
account OF sales f.l..5 f.s.s.
we shall be pleased to receive your Wool, ana YIN
give It prompt Keeping our friends
posted ON the condition Of the market
VERY respectfully, your.
H. A. PETTIB0NE 4 WALLACE
Wool Brokers, 10 Broad Street New York.
my2O Smde f.-ssCIsigs 500
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eESERAL LEK.

General Lee IL almost Eithout exception
the haadsODest man Of his age / ever sAB-
Heis 6ny-siI years old, tail. broad Shout
dered, TeTF yell made, veil set uP-a
fborugh soldier In BPPearsnre and bis
manners most courteous ard fall of digDiiy-
he l. perfect geoueusu in eEeEy respect
/ Imagine no msD has 80 few enemies, or is
80 universally esteemed. Throughout the
South, all agree in pronouoeiog him 70 be
as near perfection as man can be- he
has none OF the small yiees, such as s1ok-
ing, drinking, chewing or swearing, aud
his bitterest enemy never accused him Of
any Of the greater ones. He geuernl1y
wears 4 Eefl-WOrn long grey jacket, a high
black felt hat, aud blue tTOEEeTs tucked
into his Wellington boots. ] never ssW him
carry arms and the only mark Of his mil
ity rank is the three stars on bis collar
He rides handsome horse, Ebieh Is e1 :
tremeIy well groomed. He 6imseifis very
neat in bis dfess and person. and on the
most arduous marches ne always looks
smart and clean. AZ
believe be has never slept in house
since be has commanded the Virginia army,
and invariably declines all ofers of hosPi-
taIity, for fear the person Offering II may
afterwards get into trouble for having shell
tered the rebel general. The relations be-
tween him aud Lougstreet are quite touch
iug-they arc always together, and Lee
relies very much upon Longstreet's judg-
ment Ii is impossible TO please Longstreet
more than by Praising Lee. believe these
two generals TO be as little ambitious and
as thoroughly uuselhsh as any men in the
world. Both long for successful terTni
nation Of the war, in order that they may
retire into obscurity. Stouewall Jackson
until his death the third in command of
their army was just such another simple,
minded servant of his country. Il is IN.
derstood that General Lee Is religious
man, though not SO demonstratiTe in that
respec, as Jackson; aud, unlike bis late
brother-in-arms, he Is a member of the
Church of Englsnd. His only faults, SO far
as can learn, arise from his excessive
amiability.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-24
pe,ertptIon OF Rebel omers.

A late nanber Of BiseEreoSE NGSGz1s
contains q Description of the battle Of
Gettysburg b5 50 English Officer, in rhieb
oceans the following portrait of leading
rebel onee-
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TRANSPORTATION.
BaItimore s. Ohio Railroad

n
o5y,Ss BarEIrauE Ouo KAnsoAgOas
WILKES eEaIl1HI AlE-As lso--g
ONDd aRer Mold.y niEht, ths 1otA - Aue1Efl
" The Ras8enE.r trafns Gfn - run b. TIE foli0I-
IL NrilaIuls.v -l--f4s
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THE REI0REK nPRODUoEA
NE HAIR DREssIS6 CULTITAIEs AND
RRAEFIEEz
CONVINCING TESTIMONY

CONVINCING TESTIMONY
W- c. A BUCEBKE
AsA BszG IA BB1 UaESa. \. z OBJ
vrsss= II Tsry ebssrfally "a ny ts.eiSosy 9
fhG4 a nnEsr6lH IIe064, t0tbs EEsl1VEUb q 1Es.
8 A Alas WsEIfs Hair Rs5tsTer and ZyIGoAAsA-
KT.WM CUTIE, HY.cty: 4sGyh1trtsehEessa
70 fss natural eoIoE, sod ErgSing @ baAas Z.
RET. }. h CJREKL1s =. 7. CITY: Il pEOe1re4 y ~
3 rslafIVe. he filling q lie hatr stOPpsdY sd
rsSseEsd n hro2 bztnS grey - rs nH+ur1l sa4
RET. }. WEsf, BrOokIyn, L I=-I uiH tssttfy .
thsir EalDe n The mat hbsEal sSasa- Iheg have
Esssorod ny halr whsFe9Gf = ba1A. and IhsFs greg
% ia sriEt11l eu8ur!' $50,
REE.A. EEBsfER- BaStea, 4AsL- Il h3He -
ten Wifh Ersa4 e1ecG an nov nsifheT bGi1
n1- grsy. ny haiF TAs dry and briftIs5 Il e NV
a1ft - In yDath"
RET a v DBGEH, Bost01- HssS= That they go
note the grUEfh Of The halT ghsrs blidnsss IL,
have the eTideaee 0fuy oEu syss-"
sd 81 aH DTu5gfsS GrOu7AO1k ~ World
Principal sales once
No. 1913 Greenwich St., N. z. City.
ar-l<zn
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OERTRIoATEs on oUREs.

ErOn sight 70 twenty ysars ItaudI-,q. ,ith ~.
known % SCIENCE AND FAlrK
IoE Meaie.l RrePeEtiss q BUCHU, 50 Dlpsls.io
!. g: ProiI:SoE DEWEEs' vAluabls vOrt. On III
PHYSIoK, Phnadsiphii.
Gee TomlEk1mlde b. D.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
eeleoEAtsd Physieial, sud member q the R0yli
Iransletigns ofthe King and Qnee1's Joarnal
Sc Mealeoc lIlEsie 81 kesisg, pablished b BNg.
sjsnot haze slAaatta a. 1 q (!
KTTRL1 BUcHUs g % gE both. u Iix GrS5 o..
sAEsARAEIEA. q 0opar h1tfIs q IN Eirfki
tNPGOVD RosE WAsEs 5oe- PER botfls0r IN fors2sO
Or haIf6 duien q saeR Gor 81 o. vhIeh Iil h st
hdsnt % elEo the NEST obstinate eass4 q droeti1s
arB adharod "a.
Dol!sTsd . any AdaTs-, ssoursly I.oE.df from o.
~ Deserfbs gyIupeoii n IN so6.aaaisltIoui.-
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INsURANcE
10 THOSE WHO WISH TO aE
= ~ S ~ h b d
AaAMsI ID QlNIINaESOIK1


AsAHsT ALL o1SIISaESoIE
uouR IHapRAhOE COMPANY, q
6 HSE TcrfA4ERE AZ TSEASp
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AEiEt8 La JAY 1sSS tssss -
n LaErsst ossh cEzital ~ ~ a1gllf ~ Eiik q
Alyosestnths UnItsd st%tss
CoNPINEHFALGH AHOE COM
" RAGY. e H. Ctty Q 4isS NUrh-t
aAHCARIILL CA1 petd t1S--------=- - $3.50 ~
AsssEs La Jnly, lS55--------------.l sEslJ244 -
eKTENT-FTTE pr esat q De nstt p.oats -
elHFsd 70 FGlfey H3g6e1 aonoA1yS n I6teh ~
ass1rp1 ps-tiripats Sith at ine1EEias any EiaE-
cRcURITY FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY, - ESgEUk-FLEEAHDlH INLAND
casa CANAL (patd fnl.---------.---.t5oo 30 %
AsssEs1st A1Eastl 1s63---.-----.--..-.- ItolSl q
Ihreo-fHIthBoEfh IL nstt PrOGrs declared % Poltsy
i1 TTTYVITF kRR CESI. q Rsrusa Parsiespaaioa
PFsSnIlns GaeIsrsdEsE thsyslE e1d1g A1glst, 1ssS-
MUTUAL I.IFR INSURANCE CON-
Nj RAAY, % EsE York
ne LERaEsT CASH CAPITAL q a1y InsarAnes
C0opsay n ne Ualtsd Statea-
Asssts Rshraary 1st, lssS--------..-----zl 20 90
h busins.s e Ills Coup81yi = e0131ctsd q ne
MUTUAL pEt1GipIsn IT, strEfeIt $3.50 Il The tern
- mir s1rplIA DKDUCFNG NECESSARY Xxx
REHEES AI04k. bG1g GQUILABLf DIVIDED
aaaoaE tha ASSURED.
FOEFY-RIFE GKNIs AWEKK yin Inslrs SO00
% IT, LIE ola HAa SD 50
POLICIES wi Be iasaed 1pon The noss FsGsona-
be tsrnS iaGuy offhs ab0Ts RELIABLE CoNRA-
MIS- f5r Wheeling AID vicinity and loss promptly
sljHstsd AID pAtd. e ap2l'5Stioa g 80.
O1as 0Eain Etrsst, DsEt dor 70 Il + n Bank
.
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HELMB0LB'S EXTRACT BUCRU

E7OE w G4lEneessG8
AK1EIsG YRD1IK xcEzsEs. HEBIIso D1ssIPA-
TIoH, EARLY INDIsCREEON On ABUSE,
Attsz1sa vith Ihs foHOsflg synpto1s.
IrIil,osltio1t 70 ExsTtIoa, Loss q PgssF,---
L18 GHSJ DGellty - BroafhE
Weak EsEVeA Trsubli1E,
HolTUT q DiEasS WaksfllleaL
DlDnaB g TtSt1l. Pail = ~ Back
UnfVsrsll Lessitlda e EflshlnE Ofths Bo1y,
the Muaellaf sJste1.y ilE1ption8 - ths Easas -
Hes IA - Palil9 CoanseaAsee,
m@syEpt11a, = all1sea 70 sooa, uhIeh thls
Hsdieins ilIlEiAhly rs-1OVess sooa foTIOE
IHP0fRECTs EATUITF, EPILKF1ETc RI4ss
In Oos q VIA ths Ilfisot EsJ azF1la- Wa eAl
y go - efs 1os hsl1snfiy aoaipTsd - those
HsASIFx AID coxsUIpFIox,
EEAay are Assrs he eAusa Of tksis szssriug bat
me yin eo1fsss- he records q tho InslSs Aay-
Inns and TIE Dst1nrholy desths - ColElET'ti6a,
bsar GupIs VlinFssIo ne tr1fh q tEs asseTtio6-
THE> CONSTITUTIONS ONCE AFFEgTKD WITH
ORGANIC WRAKEES,
Rsqzfrss tie AID Of NSdiens 70 GtrsaErhen and IN
BUCHu hyuIiAbiy d.. A trial mn uouVines -
uost SksPtieaL
FemsIes, Females, Females,
OLD Or YOUNG. ERGLs, MAREIKB, on Coz.
TK1fPLATiFs NARKIA6E
In nAnY aHsetioas pseuliar q Ea-aIss IL EEfraea
rpss g llsesaEisaB tETrsli.Eifyy RazsA-s e SEP
prsssoa of tie C1stoDsEy ESsEuItious UlesES4sd q
sehlFrO1s Etsts Of tie UteEus Ls1eorTbsa, WblteE,
UhsEhsr aIising fron IndscTstion Hhbfts q Di.si-
pahO1s erin The
DECLINE or CHAN 4 OF LIFE.
IN sENF5oEs ABoEE
No FAMILY SUOTTT II az WTTu0TTT IT
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Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.

mis- i ~ aGsetiou a TIE Blood, sd ntt.et, ths
SEXUAL Organs LlHihgs o. the Hesa EaFs. Thruaf
Windpipa And other Mncus EurEleea uahf6E II a.
psafE1eeI ID The RIM a UIeers. HslmboIfs Erfrac4
sAFsapaFlA parties The blo0d AID reeves Al sealy
RruptiolI q the Skin, giving 70 thu Cuuplaxion .
Clear ard Healthy ColOR. Il beng sEprssI-
y for ths elass q oomplaint4s IT, Bl0od-Pmfying
RrOporttss are preserved 70 thEl sry
Other PropaEatiou q sarslPaTf1Ia-
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1863. 1863.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

THE BE8T And CHEAPEsT u
AMERICA.
zm srREsos REAPER AND MOVIE
TH BUCKKEB REAPEB AND NOWKR
THE QUAKER BOZ HIoWKR
TTJHEIR SUPERIORITY over an OthsTs b oItAb-
.HIbsi bsyu1d . dolbt. ald tts pEics are IgSsr
ia Gh1ss q Gly cher reliable EAehinGl. No
ETn ~ SD dlnEls q oo1binsd- E4plS nsehllss
tn be soel - ny TArsboula, eaE1Gr e HaFksG -
Quincy streets Wheeling. A TIE d1Aad thb ~
aon . uuusllllE llFla, thoss uho H1Ih - sss1rsa
uAchins Wuuld Do We1 . Or1eE st o1rA
Prics q Etstso1 eo1hinsd EsaPsr ahd HOgG ~
PFIes orQlaEsrBoy Mousr 20 do1arL
H3[iS- JN0Ia0BuM
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CITIZENS
.FiFRlMadiRe & Life Ins'nceCO,
TOF WHEELING, VA.
500 ni nIRECTnRRR r.sl- y

John Lfst, Z 3. DelaplAln, Michael Reilly,
Jaeob Berger, IN. Norton, ThOs, sEeeney,
4. B. Caldwell, J. o. Harbour, And. p. Woods.
~Fhis Company Il owned AAd managed by
many % oar most wealthy aud indusntfAf Nss-
shslfs. Their once has lately been re1aoVoa 70 No
= MeLare HOoss Building, and L fully organised
Buildings, Manufactures EstabEishmsnts 6toekI or
Merchandise, Household Furniture, DC, &c. On
earEo0s, upon Western riVers; ad On steausfirs
Steamboats, and Sailing Hetssls, and their eareoea
upon the lske also On Lives - rrsonabGy l0E rates
and aeecuinlodating terms.
L g. DELAPLAIs, FIRST
y; =. SHsEd5 I5. ~ M,
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HRLMBoLp,s ROSE WASTE.

An exesIIsnt LotIon Er Diseases a a syphnitie n.
tuFe. and Al injection IN DiIasss q ths uFinlFy
Organs, arising from habits q dissipation, ussd 4
eouneetion with tie EEtTaets Bah sBd sGFspariIla
IN such dtsals11 - ooallllgndsd. ---------
EIidencs q llbIs sd nm sehlr
aefeF win aeeoulnany the melief1al
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Dissolution of Partnership.

O465oIuttou Oh EarEneEsDP'
Ill a. d4y disioIVsd y alfsII eSnss1f. m. Nc
CT tie rstriag P4=tnsr, h.ViasaoiA ~ iHfHla D
Isshd-asss q ths I.ss arIa vHI Be sstsIssbyI-
1oqasstsI 8 isaks 5tyassf s II.
WhalInE, Va, Essraa.ys7,I -.
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EQRSI EuHst-A faiI assoEtnert "a nm
" OAPkss HALF oAPEs sd RICTORTHF GETS
- soat 1.lto1lbls EfAd1I fer Ladies Al Fff1
DOLLARS for Gentli In1f FscaiVe1Gf -
ecu 80 - 1s,s.as4 GBONEG THOMIsp =
a soLHER srPRL1 or ouILLED RTBBoN -
- pfeaa 4finminEs received g he FaFisfy -.
y. HIc0LL = BIO. -
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y Co-PartneEship.
Ne undsrEtgnsd have foZs.ss aCo.PE-tl.r-iPS 9.
DER ne GEm nl1s q 4 Il WILLIAMS ECO-s n -
puTpola q eIEEyilE 81 tie Fgun3ET BlElall = =.
mlnnlaetufs 81 Cooki1g a1d Heatt1g stgTe1s Hale
-Wara EllmEllsd AEch euzlnlaT Eso1tA 49,
E1ln4Ey q WhPeli1E IHlErd- wars 19i
slfi1ssas ~ @ JNo. HsLukE,JE.
VhssIlag, VI. 81 2. -. 81 HasIla
OlmDREEg HoEZ, Bhlts and oolors4, raesiF'S
Ii ii.s ia = sa y s'o'% D. EIOOEL GIRo
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self.Measurement for shf-t.

SoA 8AN--NNA rs NL'-4AAAIAI
BstsOsa White 81 WalkEgsa,
Eh2 NSE Yea
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IE NYERs. asn't IisEst ~.
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so FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
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Ioas4 - ~ ~ q 3 - g., :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-04
News from New Orleans.

New YORK, Sept. 3.-Recent Intelligence
from New Orleans is to the effect that form
liable expedition was about to leave that city
for some important point, probably Texas or
Mobile. A mail came through To this city
from New Orleans by way Of Cairo this morn
ing for the first time since the rebellion broke
out.
The Mobile Register states that Alexander
H. Stephens is at Nassau. A Mississippi pa
per states that a federal raid is expected along
the Mississippi Central railroad, and General
Chalmers is preparing to meet it.
New Orleans letters contain little informa-
ton The steamer Gertrude, from New York,
on her passage, captured rebel steamer from
Havana for Mobile, with a valuable cargo, and
took her to New Orleans. Everything in New
Orleans, according to the Herald correspon-
dent, indicates a movement of the army
Gen. Heron, who had taken passage in the
steamer Morning Star, had his furlough re-
voked and nearly all the reglmental officers
nave left the city for tile field.
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The sxrncuse Convention.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. The mass con-
vention of loyal young men met this morn
ing. E. f. Shepherd was chosen president.
Resolutions were adopted fully endorsing the
president, his administration, and his letter
condemning Gov Seymour's course, and urg-
ing total abolition of slavery. The conven-
ton was well attended.
Gerritt Smith addressed the meeting, con-
graduating those present for abandoning par
ty for principle. He spoke approvingly OF
Mr.. Lincoln's letter. A letter was received
from Daniel S. Dickinson endorsing the Union
state ticket, and expressing his inability to be
present. Speeches were made by other prom
lneMt gentlemen.
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From Washin gtOn.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 3.-The late congress
having appropriated twenty thousand dollars
to be expended in testing the pracucability of
the introduction of flax and hemp as substi-
tutes for cotton, Hon. n. j. Morehead of Pitts
burg, Penn, DIR. j. A. Marder of Cincinnati,
and VIM. NJ. Bailey of Providence, Il. L., the
commissioners appointed by the commission
Of agriculture to consider the subject, began
their session this morning.
The interior department has refused all bids
for the sale of the Kansas trust lands, and or
dered new bids, which are to be made on or
before Oct. 10.
The expedition sent mp the Rappahannoci
to recapture the gunboats Satellite and Reli-
ance was unable, in consequence of the low
water, to get higher up than Tappahannock.
One of the men of the Satellite arrived here
to-day, having made his escape while on the
way TO Richmond. He represents that an ex-
petition numbering between 400 and 800 reb-
els, consisting in part of the same force which
captured the two boats. LETT the neghborhood
of Port Royal on Tuesday, for the Potomac,
tor the purpose OF capturing some of our ves-
sells. party of cavalry are with them, who
have been seen lately about Matthias and 9TH
er points on the river.
The trigate Sabine has left New London for
the coast Of New England to enable fisher
men who have SO long desired to enter the
naval service to do so on board that noble YES
sci.
1t is understood that by an arrangement be-
tween the government and the Almaden Min
ing Company of California the Quicksilver
Mining Company took possession of the mines
on the first of September.
Powllattan B. Locke of Missouri has been
appointed associate justice of Nevada terri
tory.
dents letter occasions much surprise. This
was done certainly not through the instru-
mentality of its authnr
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The War IN Tennessee.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 2.-The latest in
formation from Gen. Burnsidc's army says he
has passed jamestown and through the gaps,
and is marching on Kingston. He will then
tap the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, thus
cutting off the rebel retreat toward the west,
while another force which had proceeded east
ward OF the Cumberland gap would cut oft the
road above, and thus capture or drive the reb-
els out of the valley. Gen. Burnside is soon
expected to enter Knoxville. Rosecrans was
expected to cross at the lower end of the val
ley, thus Selling the Tennessee between Knox
vile and Florence.