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rished on, 10 mako hshl but they hsd to resirs.
o%lh. - over" h".mins nuinbeIs. be mayer
wht W " 'ttrf ~ NE gio' With the whole ',iv ~
tho citv cvnsta ulafv and by groat eSertion pesra
OF Nhich coup 'sci turn " the Comfy Iimer'ct
Mlth retired tp thcii homes Tho follow ing uight,
NNciU'rlt'y VIC itois wee lcurNy Cd. and cores
p'ndcn ss'es tha' tho sccup- which took plrc~ hsv~
people ere s'lut down IN liiosd street Pom seven
" rht O'Clock, ~ the laln. inr ruistlcu let, N
wotk, crnnGf ,s'cmbicd n The Iior. of iljAin
- cot, within alvut no Or ~ -tds " the artillery
hal tccu drinking IN public urtD-it. .h,NgeL
v" ' sailed OIL ,oriinr out; tlcy ran 10 nc 'sint
h'i' ormrndcs AMI all turn q out armed . ith
81 '- hIckha's and ottlcs they Iishcd iovsifs
l' '.ne y, which icccdrd before them nt htst hut
'NPf turned round, gave battle ith sniar nus
~ nnl hunted al tack iuto the lan.cks.
Do" r.'no which followed ri htfhl. Prom
T ~ aoA Yard, stones biokcn bnttfs-
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' ."1'vs u the i,sidenta upon the opI-nrite side.
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~ wv w" t'N ~ he burrarkr d,molishlns wtns
''t N,' sshV.. lho constshuiAry behaved
h' n.i llufif Tor Ions time, iouch .syCInl v"fr
=. tWk 7nd ipu',l. Two ,onipanie. OF the iI,h
n'' -" h'd hsO io - t,l,oi into trguslLon.
A'a cove I ill'r lhNitr 81 i uNod hayougts bad 10
a. ',.'ri 10 10 o,dtr 10 'enir' the ycrlnce rlaIlv
OF i' M lt NCd bns uuUt vtuu = gl had to he
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cD''d sct'ous Fcuni Oh he hc,I hcin hrickt,ai.
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s'a,p ohU rvt ot ,h' I'D, and III sndirrH
hedl. tiufo. N tis pi,Lt, hiIr nutni.t, - cut
01 the s.iir auh ffcr, hut not trrictair ScNr al
ii-ohe.. rte naiA hut any thine htc pcarr was noe
l'i" g. unih l. ociNk X. IVsnt, PRISONERS stre at
frrttt ',r r1ue.fuel ~ the tint- ant .rr ~
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it' .nIf.. 80 i'u.nndod The town uA rhui.,ay
tnh renamed AN u GRte Of gr,at ascitemeu-
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General Intelligence.
fBT Hti 20 the N.s York Sunl

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From Mississippi.
Tho Right Beiwccu t.rnerais smith nrd
torrcsI Z nmrlrte Z LedaInl klnLnrA.

Ncnphis. J,ilp ls.--i sm Ind, ci io one ~ ,,eu.
Wmh'usn,'' staff officers tor tho following highly
Important in,.luscuee
On he 9TH inst. ten. Wsfhiurne .ent ont a force
OF Infantry, cavalry and Atil'c-v nom Ia Gran. IL
under Na'or-Genorsi \. i. Sn.., aud rti.vliei.
Gcnriuis Mo~er aud Gri.tssn, with iustfuctiou. 90
move in lEftut OF the relel General F,..,st. biiut
him to bay hsht and rhip hi'. Se.. smrh "a,
ordered 10 pur-u" HIM 10 Caubu., Mir.. n Dc did
not oVer,aho him ths -idc
ditpatch from en-. smith IN ten washhurnc,
rrcriV~l to-day srysi "wt have ,uei I,rs,sL Lee
and Nl.er al Tupcu, and " lrsi tdcn iaHIr on
three different l,yb. oar los ~ tnaI compared 20
that Of the rehcs. br.ur ipcA everything In go,d
order. Not aiythlLg 1. 'r-t
-roui has since arrived ~ Ia Gn.nrr ard ,,rori.
the encmy's .-s 1t tro hundred and hiiy and their
deeN ever~ hc.,n'n- II Is $40 stated b. parsons
sho have come IN that the rcA Gtu Isn i.Asr and
Col. ioTIo'i vcrc Killed, and ilat en- Foifcst So -
sounded Ia th, iSc., aud as lore .,ul.n,uu csi..
tuici
From o'hcr srurc' / lSasn that a,r smith inct
Gen foirest NJ routotoc on Vcdr.,.v. the ..,h
int'' foa' hi un o1 ths' i-y and on !huisdu. nui
I ifa, trivias him hcl's - "a, 'aI I.....,ue iU.t
bnAis IN i'o !.lcre.. hlUlr-. or .ss BE- sjd 10 ,.
laes than a. ce hunt.ci. NuiI. thut tho u.b,l~ -
o'"r tso 'houssud. Coi wa sr- Of tire ,iL'L win-
ncsota- whv CON -isnd,i i % lr .a,o, vas f'iied
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Tarth Of nc~s continues an ''n-cr,us hele In eY-
prctaion Of hsht. The lalor toso. ~ upon our TO-
uhcatons 10 enormous. Thousands OF nen ore et-
ss<ed Ia the Manufacture Of ~ hiors fwfrt wo-h
e<tets 70 be fiued - IN .sni and pated to the eu
ut sue Of tedoubt.l which - nU ht Az raact ir p-
sl'ien. All this Whi.t The icl'is uot iAc. ucN
svs'"r' gicnct fuIu tl.eii ~ ~ vcs'Ctcn l.. =. Nsa
w e'Is he 4uariets battery 1i 81 = ch- -tenci
pv ne cAnnoniefs the seven ~if'est" one run I.
df'in' lishtt from the rts' tV fh yeruiirr .u.irt
'ouni OF its shells, which r,scmhlo- the 0. OF To-
motive. This pioye s Dubbed the " Ice .tuu
riNe," for that reason, and lccau.e Il dcvo,.s Al
Nieiioon 70 ne noicnaIIci rl.cc. " Lea the .obvs
ulhe''@i u.'r batfC'v yHstcf laV affc.uci'. t't
" Ie's sburr Erp'ess' -'nt ucscnroi lu fft Inc.
u"n, causing considerable comrotior. Or, the.
sius- "a, cipls.t i and. g., ether sith 'Ae ,cf-
pbrs '
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dcrriuei b, Norsncu. Il 1. reported that thirty or
'crty " tho inmates -crc kioJ OF sounded. litc
hNi'cr have boon taken ont Of the -uins Tins ssr.
lAi'bfsl r''i Ju'y 2o-rhe isie., .,,ic .ccoun,s
from ,hc liiocs'oy AlmshJu,o .ay - insane women
"e'e Killed and 20 wounded. There wcic 20 inmates
30 the At inn. Tie accident ccuroI alta gutrtor
a'sN ocA this moru.rg. The buiNrs ~...,,u.
o.. f'd h No i'uwcufe Arches, which sa,t v... ..c
itnf r-.'n was flied With chiLilon. siS.ceu hoi
have NrJaIy tcoi .akcn out.
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Terrible Disnster In Philadeiphia-fu of
nn Aims iiouse--NIany Lives irst.

Phitod1phla' July 20.-A terrible d.s.spr occur-
red At the Biockley Aishouso thi. moruins, caused
~ hAssp' Of the Female l.unatlc Asylum be4Ir N
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

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Grant s>tiH Hopeful.

*d'h'''gton, Ja!y so.-Gsu''ouen OF prominence,
wlio have retained ron tic Arms of'hr Potorac,
repetent General Grant be hoy, mi as ever Of
sooupli-hing his mili'Ary purosc,
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Breyht MAJ. :. q. Rrpu"irGY
j. B. DIONsor, trH. End 4. A. Cen.
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EnEL Loss OVI,, 1000.
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ne Latest News
Telegraph 10 the \. Y. Sun
rom SHERMAN'S ARMY.
LANTA NOT YET OCCUPIED.

'ur Cavalry lSOIa ing the City.
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VI ACCIDENT AT PHIL ADElP lPRIA,
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lis OF Gen. Smiths Victories.
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Gov. Seymour and the Presi-
dent.

In the midst Of the excitement in refer
ence to the riots in New York city last July
and while the peace of the city was d,-
turbed by the acts of the rioters, two Off
GERS of the Army of the Potomac, were en-
gagged in discussing the matter at the Kirk
wood House, Washington, d. c., Captain j
justifying and applauding the course pur
sued by Governor Seymour in suppressing
the breach Of the peace, and also approving
his action in forwarding New York troops
promptly to Pennsylvania to the assistance
of the General Government, and Captain G
denouncing Gov. Seymour as Copperhead
accusing him of disloyalty, &C., &c. While
the discussion was going on, Gov. Pierpont
of Virginia, Joined the party, and after list
ening a few minutes to the rather animated
conversation of the Army officers, remark.
ed that he had just left the President, and
Mr.. Lincoln said he approved of the course
Gov. Seymour had pursued; Gov, Pierpon'
also approved of it. Upon this representa-
ton the argument closed.-M T. Express.
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Cure for Small Pox.

The German Reformed Messenger has re
ceived letter from friend in China, in
which it is stated great discovery is re-
ported to have recently been made by a
Surgeon of the English army in China, in
the way of an effectual cure of small.
pox. The mode of treatment is as fol-
lows {: ~ .-e
When the preceding fever is at its hight,
and just before the eruption appears, the
chest is rubbed with croton oil and tartaric
ointment. This causes the whole Of the
eruption to appear on that part of the
BODY to the relief of the rest. 1t also Sc
cures full and complete eruption, and
thus prev 5 the disease from attacking
the internal organs. This is said to be the
established mede Of treatment in the Eng
lish army in China, by general orders, and
i, regarded as permanent cure.
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A Remarkable Social Cover
nor.

Governor Powell, of Kentucky. was
never an orator, but his conversational,
storytelling and social qualities were re
markable. His great forte lay in establish
ing personal intimacy with every one he
met, and in this way he was powerful in
electioneering. He chewed immense quan
titles of tobacco, but never carried the
weed himself, and was always begging it of
every one he met. His residence was in
Henderson, and in coming up the Ohio past
that place, overheard the, following char
acteristic anecdete Of him: sa.f '>azl
A citizen of Henderson coming on board,
fell into conversation with passenger who
made inquiries about Powell
He lives in your place, | believe, don't
he p
"Yes, one of the oldest citizens"
s'Yery social man, amt he 2
Remarkably So"
"Well, thought So lthink he is one
of the most socable men ever met in all
my life-wonderiully sociable. was in
troduced to him over at Grayson Springs
last summer, and he hadn't been with me
ten minutes when he begged all the tobacco
l bad, got his feet up in my lap, and spit all
over me-remarkably soeiable."
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Indifference a Crime!

XXIV. 1t is a solemn duty resting upon
all persons to assist in the earliest possible
estoration of civil government. Let them
participate il measures suggested for this
purpose. Opinion is free and candidates
are numerous. Open hostility cannot be
permitted, Indifference will be treated as
crime, and faction as treason. Men whore
fuse to defend their country with the ballot
box or cartridge-box have no just claim to
the benefits of liberty regulated by law .roi4
XIV The amnesty offered for the past
is conditioned upon an unreserved loyalty
for the future, and this condition will be
enforced With anlron hand. Whoever is
Indifferent or hostile must choose between
the liberty which foreign lands Afford the
uoverty of the Rebel States, and the innu-
merable and inappreciable blessings which
our Government confers upon its people,.
May G preserve the Union and the
States! !.
By order Of Maj Gen. BANKS.
ofndifereneen to be treated as crime!
That is a, new idea in free country, Who
ever is indifferent must be banished to for
eiqn lands. or to the -deminiens- of Jefer-
son Dsvisik That is asether new idea,Yn ntr
gs9 6rn ts7fsssI PCT ,soos .sins
EI1Tt4 u.
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TrustSaIe of Real Estate.in Mar
shall County.

DY virtue of q deed of trust from James Pat
- terson and wife to me, dated, December ID
1858, aod recorded in The Clerk office of Marshall
county in book No. IL, folio 43i. viii offer at
public sale on the l4th day of March, 1864 at the
front door Of the MIrshsl Court House, between
the hours of l2 o'clock NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day to the highest bidder for Cash, the tract
of One Hun red and Twenty-six Acres Of Land
situated on Grave Creek in said county Of M'r-
shall and occupied by said Patterson as descr bed
in said deed of trust. The title is believed be
good, but selling as Trustee will convey such as
is vested in me by said deed,
jan 6 w5t WIN. KOoNTz, Trustee.
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The Wilmington, N. g., Journal says
"GradualIy fhe constant dropping OF tpt
enemy's shot and she'll is beginning to tel
upon the lower portion of the city of Char
lesion. Their chief spite, from what We
can learn, appears to have been turneo
against Broad street; at least its effects are
most apparent in that vicinity. The stree,
is considerably encountered with bricks ane
other debris knocked out by the enemy.
projectiles. It will take much time ant
money to repair the damage.
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.
we mean for the United States, but not fol
the military despotisms OF Europe from
which tits virtual plagiarism. u
"Fellow tsoldiers" said,a French Colonel
TO his regiment, on hearing of Napoleon's
escape from Elba: HYou can all do as you
please; follow the flag of the Bourbcns, or
return to the army of the 4 little corporal
there is no compulsion, but it is my duty
to add, that all those who do not immedi
ately cry "VivePEmpereur," will be shot
without delay asaEe2 .rsr a2ser-r..
SO, while there is "no compulsion" TO
vote, down in the Department of the Gulf, y
citizens and others are notified hy militia,
ry edict, that, if they, do not vote (or cry
Uioe Abraham Lincoln, they will be.-ii
not shot-banished without delay. So We
GO! What next? s,.L sew
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Trust Sale.-.HOuse and Lot I'm
- MOundsville. -9e

t)Y virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me oy
- John Coleman and Mary his wife, by deed bear
ing date Sept. 18th, 1883, and now of Record IN M
shsll county, w. Va, will sell on Monday, Marcn
l4th 1864 at the front door of the Court House IN
Marshall County the property conveyed by said deed
viz: Lot number "a, corner of Thompson and Me
chanic Street, Moundsville, and with its appurten.
ances. +.a
Terms-One-third cash; the balance in two equal
payments, payable in six and twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale purchaser giving bond and
security title reserved until purchase money is paid
J. W. GALLAHER,
fell-2td4tw Trustee
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned will! offer for sale on the 7th
l. day of March, 1864, tract Of 100 acres of
latd, adjoining lands with Samuel Burton, John
London, Thomas Wheeler, and the heirs of Thos
Gregg, deceased. This lanf has some 20 acres
improved and under cultivation Any person
wishing to pnrcaase this land before the day of
sale, can do 30 by calling upon the undersigned.
Terms of Sae-One- third in hand, and the resi-
due in two yearly payments, with interest from
date of sale. SAMUEL GREGG.
Enhh-Wtd -
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. j. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, wnlch
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for either ou
siness, study, society or marriage,
THESE are some Of the sad and melancholy ehects
produced by early habits Of youth, vis Weakness OF
sight Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpiiation Oh the
Heart Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irrtahility, Derangemenf
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, symp-
toms of Consumption, &c. "a
MySrILLr-The fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreadsd--Loss of Memory, Confusion o.
ideas Depressions Of Spirits, Evil Foreboding Aver
sion to Society; Self Disrst, Love OF Solitude Iid
ity. &C. are some Of the evils produced. -
THOUSANDS of persons Of all ages can now Judge wnat
in the cause Of their declining health losing Their v1g-
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emaciated, nav,
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
svmptous of Consumption. a.
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"ANNErTE my dear, what country is op'
posite to US on the globe = :...lv sg5e.sI
''Don't know, sir" 1r sT,3 o. '3 s,a' -.
'Well," said the perplexed teacher, 81
I were to bore hole through the earth ant
you were to go in at this end, where wouit
you come out 2n crre r0fr-[T so
"Out Of the hole, SIR" a-
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DISEASE OF IsrpRUDENcE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas,
ure finds that he has mbibed tho seeds OF this painful
d sense it too often happens that -timed sense oi
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him from
alone befri end him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease make their
such as liberated sore throat diseased nose nocturnal
podes ON tho shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
heal face and extremities progressing With fghtful
rapdty till at last the palne Of the mouth OF the
bones Of the fall in and the victim OF TINS awIu,
disease becomes horrid object OF commiserlton, pli
death puts period 10 his dreadful suffering, by send
ing him to that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
II is melancholy fact that thousanas aIi VIcth' 70
This terrible disease wing the unsklfuness OF ig-
noranepretsnders who by the use ofthat Deadly Po-
som Mereury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due Of life miserable.
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tiou has been distributed, and the estima
ted cost IS from $1,000 to S25,00O. II
was carried. It3is in Gthis way that the
cost of the public printing has run up to
over million yesr.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

nm ediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders lAis missr
able and Marriage impossites the penalty paid by the
victims ofimproper ndugences Young persons are too
ant TO commit from not being Of the dread
full that may snsue Now who that under
i lost sooner by those falling into imprup1
er habits than by the prudenn Besides being deprived
of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms OF both body and mind arise
tai Functions Weakened, Loss Of Pocreative Power,
Nervous Irritablity, Dyspepsia, Palpnation OF the
Heart, Indigestion Constitutional Debility, wasting
ofthe Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay ana Death'
once No. South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. few doors
from the corner. Fs not to observe name and num-
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his ONCE EH
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain practice IN.
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which are
deTs marriage impossible and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately. -sr,J.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his coun-
try the darling of parents should be snatched rom
ali prospects and enoyments Of e by the consequence
of devating from the path OF nature and indugng in
certain secret habit. uch parsons MUST before con-
temp Iating
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Costly, ,GABBLE.-The House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes, on Friday, voted te print ten
thousand additional copies of Secretary
Stewards ponderous State Department. cor
respandence. The type of the larger sdi
-',r.S -LaN ~
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Alexander c. Good, plaintiff, J Attachment In
--- - 49, Chancery pend
Va (ing 10 the Circuit
Court OF Chic
Matthew H. Houston, Def'nt J County, W. Va
TAKE notice that the depostions of John w
L Good, and others, will be taken at the Law
Office of Gibson L. Cranmer IT,, in sthe city of
Wheeling, Ohio county, in the State Of West Vir-
ginia, on the 9Th day of March. A. D 1864, be-
tween tho hours of o'tlo k, A. NJ, and 6 clock
P. NJ. on behalf ofthe Plaintiff to be read in evil
dence on the trial of the above cause. And
from any cause, tie taking of said Dispositions
should not be commenced or being commenced,
should not be completed on that day, the taking
Of the same will be adjourned from time to tine,
until the same be completed
ALEXANDER C. GnoD
To said Mathew II. Houston f. 3 ltda4tw