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VOLUME XII.---NO IL.
IMPORTANT FROM THE NORTH.
TERRIBLE RIOTS. =.

RICHMOND, July 17.-Northern dates
Of tn. Is b have just been received. The
Herald, Of the 18th, gives the particulars
Of great riot, under displayed caption,
Occupying nearly column: The Draft.
Tremendous Excitement Fin City. Popu--
lar Opposition TO the Enforcement of the
Conscription. Enrolling: Offices in 9th
and 9th Districts ,sDernolished. Two
Whole Blocks Of Houses' on Sd Avenue
and Broadway Burned. military ordered
out. Citizens and soldiers killed. Arrival
Of Police on the Ground. Another Attack
on the Crowd. The Police Dispersed.
Some Killed and Badly Beaten. Super
intendent Kennedy Severely Wounded.
An Armory in Second Avenue Destroyed.
Raid on the Negroes. Colorcd Orphan
Asylum Laid in Ashes. Destruction Of
Bulls Head Hotel. Two Mansions in
Lexington Avenue Sacked. The Tribune
Office Attacked. Repulse of the Assail-
ants ny the Police. A Negro Hanged,
&c, &C., &C., &C., &C., DC.
The Herald's summary says that at one
time number Of people. estimated al from
twenty to fifty thousand, assembled at one
spot, and affairs assumed serious look.
Several buildings were destroyed and many
| lives lost Several soldiers, police and !
citizens we're wounded. Many private
houses, in not few instances, wore brcJS9ep
open and despoiled.
The Times, of the 18th, gives. an ac-.
count of the progress of the RIOT on the
preceding day 1t says there ts no ques.
ton that there was vastly larger nun,ber
engaged than on Monday, an5 the specta-
tors were increased also by! many thou-
sands. Several encounters occurred be-
tween the mob, police and military and q
la' ge number Of rioters were kil.d. Col.
O;Blen, Of the l l,h New York who COM
nanded' a portion .nf lfe forces, was be.,sn
to death BY the erow1 and then huap,
The streets were barrcadeA, buildings
burned, stores sacked and private dwelling,
pun'!ersd. All the large manufacturing
establishments We're closed and every
branch OF business suspended
Gov. Seymour arrived from Al!..nv and
atdre ,sed tho crowd from tie s,cps OF ,s
City lla!. He announced tnat he h.d
sent t. Washington I" ask the Govern
NETT to Stop the draft IN the cit, for til.
present. He subsequently issued .pr.,,
canat'on d"cla' ing the city and county
N state OF iusurrectioi.
SrnINGFtELD, July ia riot has bro.
ken out in LII 'rlf''rd. Troops have been
sent to protect the arsenal. Considerable
excitement in this city.
A despatch from Meade to Hallecls
claims that the Federal cavalry ov. rrook
and captured hr;g de OF infantry at Fall.
Ing Waters. The,,enemy are all across the
Potomac.
A despatch from Cinnalti states that
| Morgan eros .cd the Rio Miami -, Y
nice. on Monday, and burned the bridge
behind him, moving towards Camp Den
nsoH.
| Earl Russell announced ir Parliament
that Baron CLOS had assured him that
France had 10 intention Of proposing
mediation in the affairs Of America to
England.
MIR. Roebnck had moved resolution Of
recognition OF the South. The debate was
progressing al last accounts.
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CASUALTIES

List Of Casualties in Company H., lst s. CIV.
lat serg't Geo C Mack.y commanding
Capt W I HASKELL Commanding Battalion of
killed; sergeat A Rhodes
detached with .Shsrpshootsrs,) killed; Color
serc't Jas Larkin. right lung. mortal; Sergt
} Wilson, right thigh and right ankle; serp't
J Jo'ey, right leg. slight fracture: CorpI J ]
Rourh. right arm /; Lance CorPl T 8 Jones, left
thigh fracture serious; VIM H Godfrey, left
torefingsr; R L Crosby. head. confusion Jos
hilton confused; II Voght, right hand.
Lat of casualties in Company G. Orr. Reei-
ment Rifles 8. c. ". acting rear guard IN cross.
ing Poeomsu on the l4th Of July:
Wounded and brought off: Corporal W n
Mundsy. severely in hand; Priva.es G w Mil
ford, leg, slightly.
Wounded and left on the field: Corp,lJ H
Childs. Private rs Harmon, A F Hsddon, r 8
Ashly.
Missing: Lieut.. J D Charles, } II Crawford,
Serg't G NJ Long. Private c A Bogg., A II
Brooks. B Clamp. w T Cowsn, W A Fisher.
NJ Film. J II Hemphill. W M Hauther A C
'ehnSon, J 'Laluy. 8 Hardy, John Thurnson,
A Young. A C Bunens.
J.JAs. PRrrr. Capt. Comd'g.
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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON, JR,
how TO MAKE CORN FOR OUR ARMY.

That we cannot expect peace during Lin
coins Admin istration. and that our territory
for raising supplies has been reduced 10 much
smaller a-ear by the iuvasions of our enemy, it
stands the farmer in hand to make every exer-
tion in his power to raise corn aud produce.
We hear it talked by many Of our farmers that
they cannot make more corn now. than they
did when they planted q full crop of cotton.
This defec, can be easily remedied, if our farm.
ing community will 60 to work in time. It is
On sseertained fact, that one acre of land nut
in the right condition. and manured in the hill.
will yield at least three times as much corn as
1t will If not manured. Now, If every farmer
will 60 properly to work, on his plantation. he
can, undoubtedly. manufactuye a sufficient
quantity Of 9shdte to manure, fs.ths hill,; al
the best lands lie has-let them be bottoms or
good np-lsnds. In this event, let tho farmer
"ow his poorer lands in small grain. By pur-
suing this policy, there is no doubt but that
our farmers in this country will become con
v'nced that they can raise double or treble a.
much corn than they did. when they cultiva-
ted full croP'of cotton. Now is the time to
go to work to produce manure for next years
crop of corn. A crop cultivated upon the
above plan will require mitch less Horse 20 wer.
and will be Iruch easier and better cultivated.
while the planter will have ample time to ga
Cher all the small grain he can sow without any
detr'ment or neglect On the part of his corn
crop; he will also, DO enabled 10 afford more
and better pastures for his hog.-The soldier
who risks his life. aud undergoes all pr atfons.
Tor the defence of your property must he fed
their families mast not suffer. lot our plan
tsrs 60 to work now and prepare for = large
yield from our next crop.
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MRS. ALICE WILLIAMS.

This far-fsmod female soldier. who was
taken to Richmond Flew weeks ago, under
arrest for appearing ia officers attire, hav-
ing been released, passed through this city
yesterday. and will again proceed to active
service 10 the feld. She has already been
in the ,seryics great while, and is repre-
sented to be woman of heroic character,
fearing no danger and shrinking from no
undertaking. She was first commissioned
as Lieutenant, and ssrued several months
before her sex was suspectedss When ar.
rested and brought to trial, sheonly bad to
prove her identity to secure her retease.--
Cdrolinian.
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TErEGRAPHIC,

RIcHmosD. July 21.-A special des
patch to the Whig, says that the enemy
in force, it is reliably reported, crossed
into Loudon County, on the 10th.
Nearly 500 Yankee commissioned off
GERS are in confinement here.
Bids for the cotton interest bonds open
ed on the Goth. The offers accepted rang
ed at premiums varying from City to one
hundred per cent. Another call for bid.
for 100000 will be issued immediate.
ly.
WINCHESTER, July 21.- Nothing new
from our army. All quiet here. Many
reports regarding the position of the Yam
KEGS, but nothing positive. 1t 10 believed
they have -ecrossed the Potomac, but in
what force or towards what position tbey
are making, is unknown. Their move
ments are all known to Gen. Lee, who i.
making arrangements cordingly.
1t is rumored to-day that there has been
riot in Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, July 20.-Tbe firing wa.
resumed to-day from land batteries, mon.
itors, lronsides, and mortar boats. The
shelling was severe. Battery Wagner i.
intact, Officers from below officially IRE
port that we have buried upwards Of 600
Yankees within our lines. The surgeons
are now operating on wounded Yankees.
Most of the wounds are fearful from crane
and canister. The body Of Col. Shaw oi
the Massachusetts negro regiment was
found on the psrapet with his black Or.
deriy Sergeant and was buried among his
own troops.
Two companisEof Gsorgiaus Of the 63d
regiment have received praise on every
band for their coolness and intrepidity du-
ring the assault. The Generals and peo,
plelare confident and popeful. - q
- PERsONNE.
CHARLESTON, July 2O.-TLe boubard.
ment was renewed short time this after.
poon. All quiet this evening.
MoRToN, July ls.-Our army still slow.
y. falling back up 10 o'clock yesterday.
This evening no troops, except about Q 900
cavalry, bad crossed Pearl River Our
cavalry was skirmishipg with theirs beyond
Brandon. Citizens Sbo have come out
since tue evacuation say a Gag Of truce
was sent by the citizens to Grant formally.
surrendering the city.s Grant assured them
that private property would be respected.
Their cavalry came in ats o'clock and
took possession.
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WtscHrsrER, Va, Jnly 8, Is

WINCHESTER, Va, JnIy 8, 1868.
MH Ebrron: send you list (for publica-
taen) Of the Casualties of Company !. l4tir 8. C.
". m eie late battle Of Gettysburg Pennsyl
varYia:
Wounded: Lieut. " r White. severe con,u-
sloo' right arm. from grape sh..; Corpi T E
Hampton right leg amputatsd ; ! N Hill, right
log amputatcd John Mccurry, leg an,pu,ated;
) 6 Cam. leg, Minnie ball. flesh severe; J Ale.
wine' severe. shoulder A G Martin. elbow.
slight; g Vsnhorn. thigh, shell, severe - A
Armstrong, leg, aesh; John Blarclrss hip, fesh
John " Wakefield. morts,ty.
s'gns,y wounded and sinss returned to duty:
james b1snchst6 L D Giles, A Waters. J A
6'sore' Total 10. w.. R. WHITE.
Lieut.. Com'dg Company.
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ENcE, AGRICULTURE, NEWS, P0LI1
ABBEvIILE, SOUTH CAROLINA. MORNING, JULY a. 1861


down tom excellent meal. After dining
we returned to camp and found it deserted.
The Brigade had moved in our absence a
distance OF abount three miles on another
road east of Chattanooga.
Our present camping ground is but little
better than the one we left. The principal
advantage Of this camp is, that we are
more to ourselves, and not so much crow
ded by trdRs. .!
Rey. Mr.. Whiideu, Of Charleston, S. c.,
was with US few days Of the last week.
>HisshissiSn beinao distribute Tes,aments
tthe South Carolina troops. lie dis
tributed in the 10th and 9th S. c., Regis.
about five hundred copies of the addition
printed for the Bible Society of the Con-
fedsrates States at the "Franklin Steam
Printing House" at Atlanta, Ga. Mr.;
Whilden delivered a sermon to us before
he left our camp. Such missions are al
ways attended with mush good.
Lieut.. VIM. Mattison hasbeen with US a
few days. We are always glad to sea him
He never .fails to meet hearty welcome
here's: Hs is: ever rsady to do anything 70,
the accommoda.ion Of our men. Tam un.
der special: obligations to him for kiudnes.
manifested. He will accept our thanks.
7. We are fortihying Chattanooga. Large
details are daily made from the differen,
Regiments for this purpose.
Capt A. Clnkscales has received mum
Der of recruits to his company this week
1t appears strange to me that so many
should prefer to 60 to Virginia in preference
to coming here. We are in the healthies
locality of the Contederacy breathing pure
mountain air and drinking clear cool wa
ter at the mountain side. We would ad-
wise any Others who think of going into
the service to select this army or account
OF the health Of the country that we are in
We are well fed and enjoy better hcaltl
than any troops in the Coufederacy.
Thompson Youog' Of our Regiment
who was wounded in the battle at Muir
freesLoro, and sent 70 the rear returned t,
camp few days. ago. having entirely re-
covered his wonted health.
The newspapers are beginning to com,
in. The Christian advocate come in @,
Sunday. The Edge6eld Adve,tisev com,
in Monday, and the Due West 7slescop
come in Tuesday morning
Send the "Pyess" te.
|aMrs Susan Love, Village Springs Ala.
|sW P Robertson, White Hall s C.
shrs Mary Rhodes, Granitev,lle 8 c.:
tpames Young, Diamo.d Hill S c.,
sMrs Martha d Shirley, Dona!Js Sc,
Mrs Mary Smithwick, CampbelIs Store Ala
Mrs Mary Deaton, I"
REV. R B Hall, EIyton Ala.
Mrs Sarah Ann Coleman, Marion Ala.
j Wallace, Brittons Neck S G.
% Whitehead. Joiners Depot N. G.
! am well. Your friend,
II. W.
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I'M MEMORIAM,

We regret to announce the death of private
J. MONROE BEAUFORD, member of Captain
Addison Clinkscale's Company, of the l9tl,
Regiment South Carolina Volunteers. Monroe
was one of the best of soldiers, and wap al
ways prompt to every duty. He marched last
Tall with his company through Kentucky un-
and manfnly. In the battle of Murfreesboro
none fought more gallantly than he did. Al
ter short Illness he died in one of the Isspi-
tais at Chattanooga. Tennessee, of fever on tho
sth 9uiy 1858. aged about 20 years, He sAori-
feed his life for his country.
H. w. Jr.
DIED OF Diarhea on the 12th of June 1858.
in in the 2sth year of his age, Corporal JAMES
I. HULL AND OF Sumter District. member OF
Captain Addison Clinksoale's Comnnnv 10Th
Regiment. s. c. Volunteers. Corporal Holland
was good soldier. He was a member of a
Christian Church. and it is hoped that bis soul
IS at rest He leaves a wife ana children, an
sged, mother and many friends to mourn his
oeath. H. W. Jr.
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List skGesual:ies in Company &C" 7th 8. c.
Regiment, in the battle near Gsttysburg Pa,
July ID 1863.
Lieut. 4. TrayIor commanding-killed
CorPlThos Willis, Wounded Lieut.. A T Tray.
l"r asngerously in side; serg't 8 F Edmonds,
sligst back; CsrplJ A Corley. flesh wound in
thigh; W Banks. finger; G Banks, severe in
hand; Thos Bark.dales severe in hand 8 Bas.
dell, dangerous in Neck; John Martin. dan.
gerossin hip sndhand Y Reagan, severe in
both hands; " W Willis. hssh yound in thigh:
u widemau, revere 10 side; VS. Chsmb srlln
slight in face; Jaa McKiany. slight in face
Missing; Lieut.. N H Palmer. wounded and
supposed esptured: Missing p W Davis
sergt5 re heLane. s'ight with sbsli In arm.
~ JOHN LYON, Con,d.s Coz :
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CohMuNIcATEp
/ VERSION OF ISAIAH, CHAPTER GATH.
Oh, Godl that thuG, tte Heavens wouldst
rend, Il
And from thy holy p1i ! descend
In fire and fameb
That fear might strike the nations low;
The hills dissolve and dSwnward fow;
Thy foes thy presence feel, aod know,
And tremble at thy namel
Though thy dread presence we have felt,
And seen the solid mountains melt,
And backward fR}e; -
Since earth obeyed thy forming word,
Eye hath not seen nor ear hath heard,
Nor soul conceived tht bliss conferred
On him that Wit on Thee.
To him that joys to d fright,
Aud them that in thy law delight,
Thou art stay;
In Thee is strength; but we are frail,
Nought can our weak resolves avail;
Sin sweeps us, as sudden gale
Like faded leaves away.
Aud none among Thy Essple dare
To seek Thy. hidden fsos in player,
Who cast us dbwu.; -.
But Lord and Fathef. now we pray;-
Thy hand hath fashiona Us of clay. ''
Oh, turn thy heavy wrath away!
For we are all II 0""'
Zion hath lost her proud estate,
Jerusalem lies desolate,
And We lanspt;
The house wlereidfouF Athcrs prayed
Holy and perfect, low @faid,
Our treasure wasted. LotH give aid
And from Thy wrhsh re'snt.
: j. Nice
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FALL OF LIEUT.. cor. srwr,xx.

Inc remains OF thisgallaut officer, who fell
While commanding Battery wagDer, on tho
iSth' arrived at this place on last Mondays
train. Hi1 funeral ceremonies were performed
oy the Rev. Dir: Johnson. ae ths Episcopal
church, on Tuesday following. and his remain.
deposited with military honors in the Episco.
pal cemetery.-In our next issue We will eivs
our readers more extended notics OF this
gallant chieftsin who has fallen In the defence
Of our liberty.
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TIE lsrH aKoRa1a n.1r.,,,.,

The 12rH, GEORGIA BATTALION.
"h'ch has so greatly distinguished Itself ia
the defence Of Bsttery Wagner, on Morris,
l''and, 10 commanded by 1t. Col H. D. Ca.
rsspd A.j. Gee. M..Hsn,y. Of South Car.
oiioA Major Hanvy removed from tbi, D.-
ss'sssto Georgia. = few years ago, and b,.
ersas.y distinguished himself 70 tbs service a,
his esuntry from the commencement Of ho.t;l.
isiss - tss prsesse time. Col Cspers IL q .on
o. bishoPcs and most gsllsnt aud accom-
piished oAscsr.
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LABoRERs FOR COAST nppprcr

we are requested to'say that C. A. eraser
Esq. as Agent for the State, will be here in :.
lew days to procure Laborers to work. on the
fortihcations in and around Charleston. Th;,
10 an urgent call and ought to be responded 70
st once as the fate Of oharlestoa. ans Of ii.
state, many depend upou an immediate csm-
piiaues. Mr.. eraser requs..s persons who will
send hands. to report their names with Tho uum.
Der Of hands to the subscriber. who will rs-
port TO him on his arrival,
ISAAC BRANCH,
July 2l, 1868.
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IL Havin beep unexpectedly called away
to attend to some particular business in Wash
'ogton, Ga- we have not been able to attend
10 the columns the Press as We would ike
70 have done. All short comings, we hope our
friends will bear with. Persons on business
with our Office will find Mr. Junkin ut the Pres.
office. Other business win necessarily have to
lhy over till our return:
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ERON FL0RHA

A letter just received from a Planter. IN
Columbia county. Fla, says:-"we are abou.
through with our crops and will hove plenty
and to spare. don't think the average will
30 ss good a. last year, though We will make
large surplus. Corn is only worth dollar
and no demand"
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The Abbeb1ie .Ptess.
Friday Morning, JULY "a, 1863.

NoT1cE.-Arrangementa have been made
with Mr.. VIZ. Fl. WILSON, formerly ono Of
the ProPrieters of this paper, to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absence
IN the army. He is authorized to receipt for
all monies due this Office:
LEE & WILSON. Proprietors.
Jan'r 1st. 1868.
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The friends of Lieut. ". A. LEE announce
him As candidate. at the ensuing election,
% NIL the vacancy occasioued by the death
Of COL James NJ. Perrin. IN the State Lecis
1ature.
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DEATH or' capr M n m.n,,,.

DEATH OF CAPT W: T. TATux.
Among the fallen heroes On Morris Island.
We regret to annouhce tho fall of Capt. W. T..
Tatum. His remhins arrived here on Last Tue.
day evening. He was noble aid brave sol.
der and eff cient officer!
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CORRECTION.

4 Typographical errer occurred III the obi,u..
~ published in our last isass over the sigaa-
ture OF M. 8. NJ. The name Of Tho deceased
should. have been John F.. Martin. inste.d Of
John T. Martin.
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Tic frieds Of JAMES S. COTHRAN an
nounce him as Candidate to fill tho v.csn-
ey in the State Legislature, occasioned BY the
death of Col. James M. Perrin.
MANY FRIENDS.
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John" said dnting parent to her gor-
mand'z'ng s,n. ''do you really think You
can eat the whole of sha. pudding " it'll i'm.
punity9'
II don't know. ma, replied young hope.
tul, ''but | guess can with speon."
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We publish ia another column all tic par
ticuiars We have been able to learn Of the tor
rife bombardment On Morris Island.
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PAY UP OLD scoRRs ,

All persons indebted to this Office ethe. by
Note or Account arc earnestly requested to
call and settle the samA.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DISTRICT
BIBLE SOCIETY,".

H"II De Remembered that the Annual Meet.
,ng OF the Diss'iet Bible Society will take place
IN this village. on the last Wednesday in
sn'' month, 2sth inst The Sermon on the
occasion will be delivered by the Rev. A. @.
ssAo1, Presldent of Davenport Female College.
Alternate, Rev. Burkhesd: Tho addr.ss bv
Pr0f !. r. Kennedy. alternate. Prof. Jas r.
Lee, Of Erskine COLLEGE,.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NABBEVLLLE DISTRICT
In E0uitv. -
- -
Bill for Partition

:;:;; ::::: :: u: -! ~; Bin for '::':'
and wife and Sers
ItspRearing Rr satisfaction f6sst DR.. 8.
r.; Harmon M fepsTson p;aso. Francis bis wife. VIM.
defendants in the AZ ks stated case re.ds s. bs.
yond the limits Of thMstate. On motion bv
Burt and Calhoun Col soils ordered that
said defendants do appear kpd plead, answer
or demur to said Bill withi5y ybree months from
the publication hereof or thd keme will. be to-
Ken Pro Confesso against the
Commissioners Office
July 81, 1863 iksm
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ORIGINAL ANECDOTES.

A DRUNKARD REPRovED. While a
disciple of B'ccbus was sitting in chair
nodding from the effect of too much bad
whiskey, little boy OF five years old walk.
ed up to him and inquired in loud voice,
"Sir, are you sick!" NO." was the quick
reply;" we'll CONTINUED the little innocent
"if you are not sick, you smell like you
are."
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
We acknowledge the receipt Of $ssO,OO,. for
Subscriptions to the PIess from our friend
aud army Correspondent, H. ".
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SEWINa Nlcufup

For sale at this ofice-will sell low for th,
Cashl
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CALLING FOR DINNER "A Kentuckian
OF our acquaintance called for dinner at
one of our country inns, the keepers Of
which had long been conspicous for not
being very cleanly about their cooking.
On being told that he should be accomo-
dated, he addressed the landlord thus, II
do not wish to be considered rude, but
will take it as particular favor, if you
will have the dirt brought to the table on
seperate dish, as prefer mixing it to my
own notion" NJ.
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NOTICE, i,

Application will be made, at the next Session
81 our State Legislature, for the renewal of The
old 10 Little MaRatain Church
July IA, 6s-3m .<A
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July 81, 1858.
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az Papers friendly to the cause win pl.
copy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-30
Gen. Hooker Relieved of his Com
mand -Gen: Meade his Snccassnr.

WAsHINGToN, june s2s.-Gen. Hooker
waslest night relieved of his command, of
the Army of theE Potomac, at his own re-
guest, and Gen. Mende appointed his sue.
cessor.
I HEADQUARTERS Array OF THE PoroxAo,
Jnne % "A despatch to the Herald says:
This morning, Col. HardIe. arrived by a
special train from Washington, as bearer
OF dispatches relieving Gen. Hooker from
command and appointing Mai. Gen. Meade
his successor.
New YoRk, June 2s.AThe Hera!d's
Headquarters Army of the Potomac des.
spatch of the 18th says:
Affairs on the Upper Potomac are quiet.
The rebels have q small force south of Ha-
gerstoWn, and our forces remain in pos
session of South Mountain. ~
Some rebel cavalry are reported to have
crossed the. Potomac, below Edwards Fer
~, and captured train of $50 wagons.
Gen. Pleasanton has been appointed
Maj. General, aud commands the cavalry.
forces. 90
Gen. stahl has been ordered to report.
for duty with another commend, in Penn
syIvania: 40 s-S~'S-