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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-14

New YORK, Oct. l3.-The Worlds corr
resp ndent with Sheridan says, of the las,
victory over the rebel cavalry: The victory
was one of the most complete ever won.
Among the guns captured was the famous
Baltimore Battery, with its gunners. The
prisoners captured were mostly OF the pest
class in the rebel.army, some of them hale
hearty brave men, who cursed their COM
rades for cowardice. Several officers are
among them.
A curious circumstance occurred in the
midst of the pursuit. One Of our cavalry
men galloping up, with sabre drawn, along
side of two rebel officers, one ordinarily
and one well dressed, called on the latter
to surrender. He proved to be a captain OF
a battery. His companion, who escaped,
was Gen. LomaX. &c ,o- b
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Counterfeiters Arrested.

New YoRK. Oct 3.-Col. Baker, of the
United States detective force, with the as
~sistance of McDavitt and Clarroo, of Super
intendent Webb's Corps Of detectives, in
Washington have succeeded in discovering
the whereabouts of a gang of counterfeiters
in New Jersey and arrestingtA. O. Warren,
a brakeman on the Erie road, two associates
named Robinson and Alexander, and a
number Of women. The officers found in
the possession Of the prisoners $4,000 in
currency, the plates, press. and bank paper,
The counterfeits We're difficult to distin>
guish from the genuine issue.
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Public Sale.

T WILL offer for sale on Tuesday, November
lst, at my residence in 0hie county, miles
east Of Vince ing, on the National road, ALI MY
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, consist
Ing Of farming utensils, ploushs. harrows, horses,
Wagons, buggies, harness, 30; also, one spring
market wagon, 2 carts and harness, one hay rake
one Woods moving machine, IL head Of horses
and colts, 4 head of mich COWS, ] lot Of hogs, sor
10 sts nds Offices, Q lot of Of corn in the ear, q large
lot Of GOOD POTATOES, about Is acres of pas.
ture. and Household and Kitchen Furniture. |
will divide my real estate to suit purchasers
There is q small vinyard Of about | IL acres, the
yines Of which are about Eve years old, having .
rood crop Of grapes at this time; and my residence
+ near the National Read and close to Big Wheel
in Creek, and within 4 of a mi 9 of one OF the
largest institutions of learning now being built u
the west, which will afford a q excellent opportu,
nifty for any one having q family of sons ana
dsnshters to educate. There is a lar &c grist mil
near the premises. Terms for the real estate, one.
third cash, the balance one, two, three, four, AND
ave equal installmsnts. with interest from the day
Of sale. For the personal property, terms made
known On the day Of sale. There are many arti-
clss for sale which are not mentioned here. II no,
sl sold on the first day, the sale viii be continued
from day to day until all are sold.
oct7-dAvts. A. BEDILI0N.
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SHorpY.-Sboddy will make hi. appear
auce b, shoddy torch light to night. w
expect 10 see shoddy horses, driven BY
,bcddy drivers, pulling shoddy wagons
barring shoddy transparencies, made by
shoddy mep to forward the shoddy cause
OF a shoddy President. All the shoddJ
contractors, shoddy officials, shoddy tool'
and shoddy lickspittles will take q shoddJ
part in the grind shoddy display. Then
prepare yourselves to see shoddy in oil hi
shoddy glory.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-14

JEWISH HoLlDAYs.-The whole of the
nresent month is a series Of holidays with
the Jews. The first ten days which follow
tho new year, including Monday, the 10th
are called ten p%snitsntial days, and are Oh
served more or less by fasting and prayer
aud strict r%eligionists paying the utmos
attention to the observance Of this period
The tenth day is called Yom Kifur--a day
of atouement. On the 18th of the month Ito
morrow comes Succoth, the Day Of Taber
uacles, which is observed by fasting AND
rejoicing. This continues for nine days
the first two aud the last two being obser
we'd as holy. L.
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Distressing Accident.

QUEBEC, Oct. l3.-Between 3 and 6 O.,
clock this evening part of the Rock in
Champlain street below the citadel, fell
and destroyed three houses and the inmates
persisted. The houses of Messrs. Hayden
and Battle were completely destroyed !;
also one occupied by Jas, Lesner, ship car,
penter. The street is filed now with a
sympathizing crowd, and everything is being
done to rescue the living and recover the
dead.
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AcuRIous as we'll as simple and interest
ing experiment may be performed in the
following manner: Take a sweet potato
place it in the mouth Of g transparent JaI
90 that it fits loosely, and keep it In IT.
place by putting pins in it. Fill the Jal
with water, and set it where the sun car
shine on it, OF in a place where the tenn
perature is quite even. Almost any place
N the house will do, as in . window, where
It gets the light. The progress will at nrs'
be slow replenish the jar with water al
the potato absorbs it, keeping the water
I'D to the middle Of the potato, and 1901
cots will appear from the part in tn
water. From this point down its growth
ia quite rapid, the roots striking downward
finally it begins to sprout from the top
green leaves appear, and it continues Il
grow like a climbing vine, attaining Q ysrt
10 length, and makes q fine plant.
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NEW York, Oct. l3.-The gold market
was without any special sensation or move
ment. Speculation quiet and price steady,
opening at 203i and fuctuating during the
morning between that figure and 2O43
During the afternoon it was stronger and
firm at 2O64.
The Commercials Washington specia
says Mr.. Chase is freely spoken Of as thu
most probable successor to Chief Justics
fancy.
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TELEGRAPE1lC


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1--we hate re
ported msjoritiea for AZ counties; making
the Abolition majority 1872. In tIe re
naming % counties, the vote iast yea
gave Sfhe AhoIitionists afsajority ofkse4o
making the total apparent Abolition 9aJor
ity lO,5l5. If we allow a total falls
linz / Oft in the Abolition vote of Spir
the counties to be heard from, there AFil
still be an Abolition Majority on homb yote
aloneAofa isis. The Age claims aY9sin o.
10000 Con Outtiu's Fvote, and that the
Democrats will have q majority ON home
vote of 5000. A footing up of the fotal
reported Democratic gain, shows agaip SC
far of 1892 in 48 counties. =
The Twelfth Congressional District Luz
zerne county, gives 1900 Democratic major.
ity, heretofore reported 1000. The Re.
publicans claim the election of Ketchum
to Congress by the soldiers vote
ssfHARRrBuao, Oct. I3.-Aithough not re
ouired by law, the State here is keeping a
regular book of record Of the official returns
of the army which are entered by counties
and congressional districts as fast az
received. A. few commissioners arrived
to day, bringing with them the returns
from the hospitals about Washington, and
from some portions of Sheridan's army
the latter it appears they were able to
reach. III Notwithstanding the rumors to the
contrary, the entire number Of votes
thus far opened and entered at the State
Department will scarcely reach 400, and
these are scattered through the various
counties of the State. A report of them
to day would be Of little moment.
The commissioners who have arrived
here uniformly report that more than two
thirds of the troops they visited have voted
the Abolition ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-It is generally
conceded that there will be an Abolition
IN aiority on the home vote in the
Sta to. The congressional delegation will
probably stand, 'l6 Abolition to 8 Demo-
Gratis. The soldiers vote has commenced
coming in, and though, but 1928 ballotss
have been received, the Abolition majority
is 1867.
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The CRors.-We hear from the surround
.ng country that the late rains have beer
Of great advantage to the farmer. A few
weeks ago the prospects for putting in I
crop of wheat, on account of the drought
was gloomy indeed. The rains have ena
bled farmers to pillow, and although there
may not be as large an amount of land q
would otherwise have been, still much
wheat will yet be sown. J,
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New YORK, Oct. l3,-The Commercial
Washington special states that a telegram
from City Point says six Pennsylvania reg
iments give $50 Abolition and III Demo-
cratic votes
Gen Banks was closeted several hours
with the President to-day.
Mr.. Paul, Times correspondent, has been
captured by gaerrillas in the Shenandoah
Valley. =
There was no war news up to 1.-TWO o'clock
at the War Department.
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New YORK, Oct. l3.-While the Tribune
says, Of the Pennsylvania election, that
there is a prospect Of a small Abolition
majority on home vote, it may be the other
way.
The World does not make any claim to
the State whatever. Ir has a dispatch from
Philadelphia, Oct. l2th, which says the
democrats have certainly carried the State
by from 5000 to 10000 majority in the
home vote. e" "
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New york Money Market.

The Money Market was active AM
steady, at seven per cent. for call loans
Sterling Exchange steady, at 100 for gold
Gold was more active and frmer, open
ing at 2O34, advancing to 2043, declining
to 2O4, and closing at 2094.
Cleveland and Pittsburg, l05j For
WAYNE, SO. 5ss va95
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Tnr HEALTH of Col. A. W. M'Donald, q
Confederate prisoner confined in the Athe
Dsum lie rapidly improving. After An i'll
ness Of near two months, the old gentle
nan is now able to walk around the hos
1ltal Of the prison.
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Dry Goods Auctions

New YORK, Oct. l3.-At the dry goods
auction to day Peabody & Bros. brown
shestiug brought 2sa. against 264a27c, two
weeks ago, and Rocky Pond 3l3c. against
284c. Fancy printed cloakings ranged
from l83cal9; mellow cassimeres, ell wool,
went ND to 81 Sal is. CO A@SJ
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n-owvUp-The little side.whssl tow
hoo, Hsu,y s. Dickinson wss blow up
near St. Louis, q few days ago. She pad I
law tow of empty towboats, anddvsa
struggling against tho strong curr'nt %
rho chain without being able to make head.
At length she became very hSt, NC
"ns Of her boilers let go, making . total DE-
S,ot;on of the boat and setting Der On
s'a One of the boilers was blown through
, ".' hull, splitting it open, and thf boat !"
.nnk in five minutes utter tho a'sAf'f-'
C.n,.;n Heron, the commander Of the
boat, va, in the pilot house, at III wheel
-, the time, and the pilot house was blown
t;rslv off the boat, with the captain in it,
bur he fortunately came of without SO.
,ioo, injury. The pilot of thu bost,r Me-
charles Lewellen, was lost-it il supposed
blown overheard and drowned. A lady and
her child names ~unkuown) were lost. The
bodv Of the ladv was not found, but the
child was found dead on the guard Hof the
boat soon after the accident. Two other
men names unknown) were lost OF the
boat. The cook was also lost.
Several of the crew of the Dicksrsoa
were severely injured. Some were burned
aud others hurt by bricks and pieces OF the
wreck, but none were scalded, which leads
to the sapposition that there was no water
"A the boilers, which probably caused the
s,sident. None OF the wood boats were
iolured,A and at last accounts they oil re-
NAMED fast to the wreck.
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SINCE Lincoln's last call for men, over
four hundred and fifty new recruits have
been mustered into the Sixth Infantry regi
ment. These men are mostly credited to
Ohio, Marshall and neighboring counties.
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rEyEersopY, old, and young, great and
small, u invited 70 cali and examine the
stock Of boots, shoes and CATERS offered for
sale by WIN. Carnahnn, at his store on
Main street, Centre Wheeling. Bargains
are to be had. Call soon.
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DulI-The city was unusually quiet
yesterday. Nothing of public Importance
occurring in police circles, still less in milf
tary, aud nothing at all on the landing. II
!, unnecessary to add that locals were %
SARGE as hen>teeth.
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dNEw ~ oRK, Oct. 13-The. Richmond
Wing has a dispatch from Augusta, Ga.
which says the reported capture Of Rome,
with 5000 negroes is confirmed, The Yam
KEGS destroyed all their stores and two
squares in the business part of the town
General Wheeler dashed into Marietra and
burned a block of storehoases.o
The yellow fever still IS prevails in
Charleston. 'HHs4 'EiS' 'ai asp
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CHANGED HANDS -Messrs. Asher and
Wise, formerly of the Gibson House, at
Cincinnati yesterday took charge of the
McIure House in this city. Capt. Leslie
will retire from public life. The new pro-
prietors will immediately set to work re
pairing and cleansing the hotel.
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Gen. Bank.,M Oyements.

Aspecial to the Tribune, dated Wash
ington, Oct. Is, says Gen. Banks is still in
town but is said to be uncertain as to his
future movements Rumor continues to
couple his name with a place in the Cabi-
net. Mr.. Dana is also placed in this cate
CORY on the same authority, but those most
likely to know discredit any further chan
ges during Mr.. Lincoln's present term,
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IA special to the
Evening Post Says the railroad to Manas-
ses and beyond is again in running order
and supplies have, been forwarded to Gen.
Sheridan. - a....5. .T.lsi Eos
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CAIRO, Oct. l2.-Natchez dates Of the
4th say the expedition under Col. McCabsl
which left Vandalia on the Goth nit, has
returned, having captured the rebel Col
Wilkins, four captains and several guerriL
las, four hundred head of cattle, one him.
dred mules, fifty horses, a. considerable
quantity of cotton, WOODEN cloths, arms, and
ammunition. Thirty>seyen recruits were
obtained, 1xllg1 aEl3T0
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MoNrPEI1ER, VT. Oct. 13.-The State
Legislature convened in this place to-day
The Senate organized by Selecting Henry
CLARK, Secretary, and Jas. p. Sampson
Assistant Secretary; the House electet
Hon. A. B. Gardner, off bennington, Speaker
and j.. H. Flsgg, of Wilmington, Clerk. .,,
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The WEATHER yesterday was somewhai
cooler. The sun shone brightly most otthe
day, Spd at night the moon and oil the
stars were out.
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bIQEffpSFgfASspe f Major pqadridse,
(Psymastsr in the Federal Army,) was
|Sak@Hda ia che Valley Alew days ago, by
Sheridan's frees. He belonged to Early's
commahd.g 80 aHAho
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: Tar SALE Of Chesapeake oysters contiu'
3ues in full blast at Booth, Battelie i& Co.'S.
Az q fresh supply is received daily, the pro.
prietors are able to fill all demands. For
sale by can or half can, at the boat store,
corner Of Monroe and Water streets.
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/ SAN F RiSoIsoo,a Oct. 12.-5The Abolition
party of Nevada has nominated Blaisdell
for Governor and Bsatty, Brosnan and Lewis
for Supreme Judges The Central Pacific
Railroad Company state, in their annual re.
port, that they have 3lmiles of the railroad
and telegraph in operation, and their aver
age monthly receipts since June, havebeen
over $4,000 and the expenses $4,000. =.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l3.-The radical UnioI
Convention in the First Congressional Dis
trict yesterday nominated Chas. p. johnson
for Congress. III E.
Gen Rosecrans and a portion of his stat
left for the front last night a.
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- WASHINGTON, Oct. sl3.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has authorized the transfer
to the Navy Department of the revenue
brig Fauntleroy at San Francisco, which
the latter department will arm, equip, and
fit out thoroughly for service with engineer
Bulkley's telegraphic expedition on the
northern coasts of America and Russia. S
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New YORK, Oct. 13.-The steamer Ga.
hawba from New Orleans on the 5th has
arrived. The Louisiana Legislators Is il
session. zee :" G rJlp
The Mobile Tribune is agitated On thu
subject of employing slaves as soldiers
No Military news. rs 80
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OMAHA, Oct. l3.-Nebraska has elected
Abolition delegates to Congress by q large
majority. 'l'.~ .zttt
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In Chancsry.

JINTRST VIRaINIA--At rules held in the Ozark
w office Of the Circuit Court Of Marshsn county
for the month Of August, 1854,
William Armstrong r
Margaret Armstrong and others,
The object of suit IL to recover the mm OF 81, sSl dns
from John M.AImstrong dec, 10 the complainant and Il
sell the real estste Of said deceased, to pay the samt
vith1ntsrek ana costs; and the defendants, Marssrs,
Mary Laura Armstrong, and Elizabeth Armst7one
not having entered theft appearance, and it appear
ing BY afhdavit filed, that they are not residents o. THU
State, it Is ordered that they do appear here within
what 10 necessary TO protect thar interests in this suit
a copy-Teste. .
HoUsAN RIGGS, CLERK.
W. II. OLDHAM, for complainant.
octS-d2Sv4t
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MAsoN1c.-Tha attention Of the ffstsr
nifty - directed to q funsrat nisles 10. m
other column. 17r ZT@.a s-.a
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THERE are now but twenty: eight Con.
fedsrate prisoners confined in the Athe-
peum. '0h4"i'1aa
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T NEw1Y oRE Oct Ila:-overT S12. OOO, coo
ofIthe $40, O00, 600 $40 han we're bid fol
ct the Treasury 'inPthis city up to yestsr'
fvgavTIo- - ses : -
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FOR CONGRESS.

MKssls. EpIToRs-Please Announce SAMUEL
CRANE Q candidate for Congress in the First Con.
'srsaional District, subject to no Convention, but the
viii Of the people at the polls. -
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Sale of Land in Marshall Co
w. Va. &

DY VIRTUE or TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID from VIM. J. Kerby, one to Charles A. Hoge,
dated Eovsmbsr lst, 1856, and the othsr TO James =.
Hoge, dated October 4, lsss. and Of record in Hsr.hen
County, W. Va in Book " lelio ssz and bo9s
at the front ooor Of Nas>hsh Court House, ". "
proceed 70 sslI at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cssh, ths Two tracts Of land msntionsd
in "a daods q trust - acres Of land, includfus
ths fails Of Fish Greek, 81 miles bslov Bolton. ID
"a acre Of land Joining the fh13 trset, md smhrSdns
abouf 60 aros of cleared land. Thers IL d ystraAE
min ssst on ths 90 sessa, and thse4 acre txsctA goo<
.Sgvzso Nv. MOLDHAM,,h
|Hr2seSsin ptscA ofchas.' 4. Hogs snd JaA - hefs.
BY an ordss Of the Marshall Crsuif Court, v. Va.
October a, lse4-ltd&stv
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SOIDIERS!

You ought not 10 be without such o valuable nsdt
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, Of April 24fh
.ays: that thousans Of our soldiers have bean saved b.
he use Of strickland's Anti-Cholsra Mixture. Fo'
ale by Druggists at 80 CENTS per bottle
Genensl Depot, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold BY Logan, Last & Co, Wheeling.
sa "a. Chas. W. Graham,
ID nses Jacob earns, Bridgeport, o.
20 g {" 7oi Michael McKelvsy, Bellairs.
"a NoIdbyM. lMahon 6 90, cambridge Druggists.
thomas Cummings, Washin gton.
2 W. z. Roggeug Mor1stovn. ~ E-
; o. q. Astcaf Belmont. Off aus
80 ~. welsh q Co., Druggists, Bsllair.
Richardson. & Bro, Belafr, Front street,
Jacob Altmysr, Benwood, West Va.
Myers & Hays, Front strsst Beltair.
e~l6-Iy-d&vTu&P ..-f-
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WADDING, &c

WADDING, &c.
Particular attention Ii invited OF all the Wholesale
bnysrs to about 500 places Of all Wool Flsnnels, Of all
ooiors, stripes and qualities, at the manufacturers
prices. b
TERMs-Nst cash, without Discount. Goods de-
uvsrsd fres Of charge within the limits OF The city.
NOS. 81 B 80 MAIN ST. CENTRE WHEELING,
JOHN ROEMER & co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
THE ~URED BANDITS.
From the Richm ond Wing, March It'll.


Are these men acarTiors? Are they soldiers
taken in the performance of duties taken as
legitimate by the loosest construction of the
code of civilized warfare? or are they assas-
sins, barbarians, thugs, who have forfeited
land expect to lose) their lives Are they not
6arbaria,es redolent Of more he2sh purposes than
,cere ener the Goth the Hun or the SGracen?
The consentaneous voice of all Christendom
will shudderingly proclaim them monsters,
whom no sentimental idea OF humanity, no
timorous views of expediency, no trembling
terror of consequences, should haze shielded
from tie quickest and the stearmet death.
What more have we to dread from Yankee
malice or brutality than we now know awaits
US. success attend them? What have we to
hope from their clemency? VIII justice
meted out to these poor creatures stimulate
either the brutality of the Yankees on the
one hand, or increase their capacity and
means for diabolism on the other? Both are
no in the fullest exercise.
IF these men go unpublished, according to
the exceeding magnitude of their crimes, do
we not invite the Yankees to . similar, and,
If possible, still more shocking efforts! Ii
we would now what we ought to do with
them. let US ask what would ere now have
been their fate, if, during a war, such BODY
of men. with such purposes and such acts,
had made an attempt on and were taken in
London or Paris? The English blow fierce
and brutal Sepoys, who disregard and exceed
the just limits of war, from the mouths OF
cannon; the French fusilade them. If we
are less powerful, have we less pride and self
resnect than either of these nations These
men have put the capah lupira1gn on them
selves. They are not victims: they are vo1e0s-
teers tor, reraorseless death. They have rushed
upon fate, and struggled in voluntary audaci
ty with the grim monster. Let them die, not
by comrt-n,arfiaE, not as prisoners bat as hostes
hsemani ge,,eris, By general order from the Pres-
dent Conu,aander-m- Chief. .-
Will the Cabinet and President have the
nerve do what lies palpably before them
This is the question in all mouths. What
concerns this people most now is not whether
its public officers will come out of this war
| with brilliant European reputations-not
| whether, after leading the people out of Egypt,