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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
''The shadows OF Coming Events on
the ConEedernte SFas,..,,

''The Shadows OF Coming Events on
the Confederate Sta1es.n
Under the above heading the London
Post oil the l6!h December introduces the
letter of the London Times New York cor.
respondent, referring to the collapsed con-
ditiOu of things in the Southern country.
The Post remarks;
every war must come to an end At
least every war that has ever been Ea1s5
terminated early or late in q peace. T6ev
had long wars 10 Greece, but. like The
siege of Troy, each came 70 au end to the
disadTantsge, Of course, ~ one of the par.
ties. Roman history is full Of iFests of
oroil and battle and The thirty years, war
IN Germany, and the twenty years var Of
the French Revolution, tell the results in
their titles, Happily the power to destroy
IN our time tends greatly to ahridge hostii.
lties, ani lew viii be sorry IL the present
war In America affords desirable iIlustra.
ton. Except those deeply interested in its
Sentinuance, tie speedy cessation would All
Ine world with giaduess. When will. If
cease The shadows of coming eVent5 are
on Richmond. The Coufederstes are sur-
rounded hJ difficulties, sand the Southern
people LACK faith 10 ultimate success. This
statement IS IN opposition TO all We have
previously heard, but We have IL now fran
authentic Sources The facts are told in )
way to exclude doubt
The Posi- thinks that the TIM, Riehmo,d
letter has been obviously written for The
purpose of preparing the English mind Tor
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LoST--$50 Reawaard

A hr1dEeport statIin, on ThnrSaav = :
SssSHss 10y one bundled 800 doIISrS n f5Se ~
doiiHr, ~ IN, om BOY go TO one ihapir, fio0
SylHAniA- Ths above TsUard nj h.. y 20 R9an-
BSII"iryS 70 70 JoAEss TslegrEph 6p. IT -.
1a1'4-2ts y5ai,s1 co o. 55l.iia ,JAhtksIRpvn
a RISIK L0Ta OF TUR CEPs -3--54S.
- 'otssel4 -ISi-llGs d HARPER 8 sRos. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

GARRETT DAVIS, of Kentucky, i. called
the greatest OrasOsieal bore 10 the seuste.
A speech from him puts the senator, to
sleep and clears the galleries.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

COusHs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colds
InduenzH, Asthma, Catarrh, any Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat, instantly. re-
lieyed by Browns Bronchial TrOches- To
Public Speakers aud Singers, they are e.
iectuai 10 clearing and giving strength 70
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Musical Instruction

4 ,ha onahy evening, January IItb. At NJ
iSS,rpesJo. q; ~. pc formed my room eSssE sl,
All tboss S. ne rua1msiats Of Vocal Music ZOE
i, n Church Husle are Invited b s,tsrf
the frSt e state that prompt Attendant ~
Far terms and ParticuisrI sao,,
iH.IS =. hnode' store. Entrancs On H6nrn soom
------------- - -HE n. a. MORGI Al Vs.
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great crisis add az the instance of Ar.
Seward, us 1t is supposed, he went along
with ThurloW Weed and the Episcopal
Bishop OF Ohio, to Europe, Oh q semi dIplo.
matte mission. he visited France. Italy
and Ireland, aud spoke and couversed on
the American question, aud did great
deal towards giving the people of his
Church correct understanding of our
difficulties. His speech to the mob in New
York few months ago wall long be re-
membered. During QUO of those dreadful
days be issued haudbi!ls inviting The Cath
oIics who felt themselves sggrieved by the
CONSUMPTION, aud who were in.
cliued to resent it, as we'll as those who
were actually doing SO, 10 come TO bis re=i
dence and he would tell them something
They did gather there to the number OF
several thousand, aad be made them
sPesch, reminding them of their duties as
citizsDs 10 The cause of law and order, con.
trasiing their condition 10 Ireland and
other places in Europe with their betterud
condition il 'his county The speech
seemed TO have good effect.
Who will succeed to the important va
caney created by tue death OF cbbishop
Hughes is, of coarse, unknown. The
place is Que OF great power aud RESPONSE
biliry, hardly second to the Governorship
of,he State of New York. The custom, as
we understand it, ia To leave memorau
dun contaioing three names chosen from
the sutfragan bishops OF the diocese,
named in the order Of preference. All
three Of these are seut to Rome for exami-
nation and selection. The Pope has the
right to name from these three The sueces-
scr Of Archbishop Hughes.
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DIVIDE 90.

ne CITlzENz'1 JEPosIr BAxL
,,,u, WHr4a 80, Jan. 1ss, 1864
hS Board Of Directors o this Bank have
OF We ysH elALed divide nd upon the clpita! s.
non,IS Ol per cent ont Of thG prodts for the les:
i.I payable TO the st ocI iioIders on dcInap4
: -S---- Nt q. ADAMS, CGshiz
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SIR a Bile
City Property for Sale

k'oUR two story, substantially built brick ten.-
ments on lot No 2Ss, ALEC u Orlot No. ISL, Eittate
in the. Pifth Ward also lot No 928 and MI ~
loL no, zzS' with neat tEo story brick house on
e1eh on the west side of EoR also lot No ans al,
Brick cottage
SSSSnISnS si6 rooms on the northwest corn er Of
SsI Noa' and Z In square 8, ChuTchiITs addition
= 9n Fult9n street also lot No. 3d. east side OF
three log tenementa = IS "'IOA Ano
Any part Of the ADORE can be purchased At
~ YatI sse unIii the second Monday, the 18th day
On AZ public sale at theront door OF Ohio eon
Sourt hcuse, part cash aud long credit n desired
transfer tax. M" Hi'eu etSIeS
jan5-td ALEX. ROcYRs
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Semi-AnMuRI Statementof Wh..I,0.
9SSHhSS AnstiLuttOn. January Isl,


WHEEIN0 sAyrSss IHsrrTu1oy. o'
rUap January I'd, iss4 !
DlSee'oEs Of this Institution have this dav ds-
cspiesI Fs sS,t diyiiepd o. ten to per MT o. the
manibs e. SaI Of ths earnings Of the last sir
ds .SS or their legal tativeS on
Jlno'st D." A. C. MCKEE r,.s,
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col g1-Ei jug dag, .at Keep each star
Eaeh stEipa ~ bright ~ now they WAyI
etill make It Leaf orr ranks in war,
sin hOst A6IEo each patriotic grave, .
Death tn the traitor tE-t W1ud dare
To trail i tlaEca ii The dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
aud follow {. 10 Death or PANE.
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sixth Semt-AnnuRI stat ement orr.
l plea Bank , DeCembS 3I,Is63
DIVIDRI Id

y5,rp PEoPLES' BIZ *, January p If
hE DIRECTORS Of this Banlcl ave Ibis day i,t.l
ont 5sf gtvidend Of 10 per eenti on the capital
sfHtS me tns PI9nts Or the las, tx months Tree
jams il D1cKEY. Ca.b.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
THl early education Of rebel .,.Go,.,i

THR carly education Of rebel 81. Governor.
Le'eher must have been somewhat oeglec.
ed, judging from the following paragraph
in his recent message: "NO state has been
SO loyal, so faithful, SO devOtsd, nooe la,
eontsiOnted more literally in men and
means, u0ae das barred tAeir breasts more
boldly and ds6snhy to the storm, and
none have seut her rsapsrs to the bArvest
OF death with more sslksaeF56cips deyo.
toe 'h"a the commonwealth OF yirEinia ;,
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Dissolution of PaI,to o.,,5.,,755.-

che 9sSsIPSaE5tSnSrIhip heretofore e4istibe IL.
has been is-oIvs mn Cook Co., OH Re5ers5t
ihsH os We ne entire Interest Of John C56I 3 Pur-
'ii p 20 s seftlsd By the new dFm. PS'-
III NJ aIdefAlEned having WitbJr..i,s I'D g co.
las pStFoB IssPssetGy AK lot the new t 1S ATE
! = r ~ q p s bestowed. me
Wheeling, December 81, 1888. JOHN Co OK
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TEACHERS

w Ill please take notice that there will n. /.
az meeting OF the board Of School kTamineTS ~
on Tuesday, January 5th, 1854, at oSsioeSr
a. a.: Persons applying for examtnatinnH :, N
Punetual In their attendance At the hour
F5scsIt5 .Ia .rr "A. 8. TODD 4 :.
L4--SlooA-La ASST. .. Secretary M Roo.5
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Real Esfafn Enn 81

"A o u , SslG e "A: A ~ thu 18Th InDt n ~,
BIDDER, the house sSS me premises, to the hivSs
e[iy qa,sesRaed being part Of III S " Elitbe
- Ibol thirty S.t snEOo House The S
SS IlssF. Terms % nis, cSib mus back 70 khs
p z E,P1xToE. E1.o,,,
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ELECTION.
HERpaANTs' ~ m, Iyrrp,rIrs, IN

800 9@A4AlE9'HASIs A. ID MECHANICS BISE,
ry,up 81 "HAn mo December 80, lss~,
j Bs5F Iti, netting of the stakeholder. q =
W,esjir, WI n oes hell at their Banking H0Es'
bsfns' IS On a9nday, ghe IL III day Of January a'
ma ~ spt ny Of said month, for The 3
WbesiinS NJ = mrs :DIreo tors for the BaHL
HoEsS1 go, So ~, Director for the BrSDena'
--S SlsS9 plhElt T hid Point Pleasant.
-S--c S--La g. s. BRADY Cssh.i
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FOR RENT

A COMFORTABLE BRICK DyvpTry,,, 49,.
- on Filth street. above Monroe from La 81,
io go For further particulars apply 10 % pi'i'
49, !" - JOHN DoNLoN
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For Sale.

Csp GPeTSE situated near the Female Seminar
bIIt wrestling consisting ofSix SiSSTt,asS'
on inl lot Of ground. The Hons !. 81
pIieation %. sI Si be sold cheap. Terms easV SJ
ELIZABETH CoyprnS {:
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For SaIa.

Two GOOD BRICK pWEIIJSa ,,o,,,
iot tains nVe roons and = cellar each Sfts con
GTaXsS.tS raaeariy opposite the East WbsSi On
SoId sbsSI ne ,soye desirable property Viii bs
signed q "a Monroe street PPS 20 20 me under:
---.-SS JOHN A! VINCENT
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II makes one feel comfortable, here H.
Wheeling to read the Milwaukee disn.,,b
recording cold to ths ezbeut5ot fortv-frs
degrees below zero in that region 8
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WANTEn

A SERhAE BOY. Who en- peak, Rpri,,h -,
JeTr n e Sos ven reepu1nsDdGd, nom iG 20 Is
"4F 70 the qRdors igned - apply
iAn4-lH Bee ,, Booh,.li..'O u ~ SG =. Z Cos
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NOTICE.
CHILD LOST
Running Them OFT Al COSt

Nov IS TUE TlAA for persons who have neg
~ iecied to purchase GOOD QYERoOAT 70
1uy one at prime cost at the New aud Cheap Cloth.
InGir large and well assorted 1tUck OF OyercoaIu 81
FIRST Cyst. Call At once aud save your money,
the BoodS muAt be sold remember No. ~ Monroe
''Iee1' ' n. GUTMAN / co.
N B.-Also q large stock II Knitted Undersbtrt,
and Drawers, knitted Jackets, &c. jan5-2wstaw
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FOR RENT

M large and cOmmodIous house k,,o-,,, ~. a,
80, a siHS House In Centre Wheeiinr pI aee
oeoSo-4N s.P. HIIDRETH, Trustee. (.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIReIsls

", annual annual meeting stockholders aud elss93
viii he IaSS :. Of tho Percent Bank and Bfan-l7
T1tsIs,,n g io.i az ING Bs' hAng House in Nhee5i
o'eSooIlS, ign Inst b s7xesn the hours Of sIs's
SsCeH -, A. M aud thr z o'clock, P. NJ
20 !" g LAME Cashier pro. ttS
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NOTICE.

IA H9inual ineeting Of the stockholders q .
beld al tfn11e q ID Belmont Bridge Company vii
bet en- a,t on &c on Monday, January 1lth, ~.
OF bins NE = four O'clock, P. NJ, for the ssta
dee2s ,5l-i = scA7ryRpIY, gss,y
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TrnStee's sale Of Real Estate.

RX virtue OF a deed of trust executed BY James
~ ~ morrow and Mary Morrow his wife, dated tho
tSth Gay OF February, 1859, and recorded in the
GisLk 3, once Of the County COURT Of Ohio county,
&noE me once q tbs Recorder Of said eonnty) In
Deed BOOK NO. -, folio 500, to the undersigned rs
trustee, TO secure the payment OF the sum OF eght
hundred aud hay dollars, with interest, &C.. shall
proceed to sell az the rout door of tho Court
IN said county OF Ohio, Thursday the 4th day Of
EeorpAry 1885, the half lot Of ground 10 said deed
mentioned 70 wit: The north half OF lot numbered
east aide OF Soh street. and In that part OF the civ
Of wheeling laid out by William ChAplfue ana
selling as trustes AhAll convoy such title a. ia
Invested in me by said deed VI trust
Terms OF Sale-Caah -a-s'
jan6 anl I-7,rg GEO. W. JOHNSON
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:. : ~ EGrInN.

Of tSis ann, a meeting of the stoekhOI;''
~ even Direct oEs, viii be held az the BsDi
ond tbrcs' c5aihEy 7th, betVssn the hours o. -
decS9.td Z s1lIsl x J., a. PIu1IDRyTH Tres,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

sE.. fJA0nJp1 u,,-ys, = J. - J
- Q" lss ana NULL MUSLlNs,
st oslSo6ing TO first cass Dry GoOds
many oeto" coat. ha7e great stock Of %
FANCY SILKS, r.r
DSr vard EnS;swii VIII sell as low rs 31Iz ceats
10. ~ n IN ~ anu Es all below cost.
par: Hosiery Gloves, Ribbons, Artificial Pioyrsrs
a and knibroidcIies, at almost any price
Tbs undersigned takes this method cf rsSTIr,i,,,,
bh thanks TO tho community for tie liberal ns.r,s
aET az, pr'toWed upon him, and trusts that the same
M % continued to bis successor Who will do eyery
thing in his pOws- 10 deserve such eon4inn.rrs
This sole Is peremptory. III s'4 &C.
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Wheeling, January ], 1868.
S p. 3 ILDRETH. Tt

The undersigned, a commit ice appointed I
anime the books OF the Savii oa.s Bank, do C
nat we haVe examined the ga mE and hnd the =
statement TO be correct.
80 .--s b. NJ. EOFR.
p. @. HILDKE1'H, SOomH
A O. QUARRI ER.
Wheeling, january !, 1864. :
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIRoR or LAND, o,u,,;,,n,
"A sighty-three AcrSB located on shay: ,iS
hoad and the Hsmpheld Railroad distsnt fot Ia
Sy ABOUT four miles by the turnpike and Two and
nation enquire at this oaBce deeasi i aISlt
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4n lportant Notice.

w Soqi ID respectfully inform those fndebis!
~, ~ At their bills arc now ready for Ess;l;
Zitb5It a ee nope none will fail to come forEH'
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The Directors Of this Bank hsy, this day dec
a dividend of ten per cent. ont q rthe pTc6;s
last SIX months free from State and Federal u
payable to stockholders on demaI I'd.
s-Gheclng, January l, 1868. j.
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lsT Main 81, WhesiInr- NV

settle and those having Claims viii nTsSent Js
lana : '' Il.
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CHARTER ELECTION.

MEssEs. RDrroRs: Please announce
W. HLRAMnBAY as an independent Onion
candidate for JustieO of the Peace OF West Libery
sg = e and SSbliss MANY versus
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MANY NOTERS.
MANY VOTERS.

Hzs' sHaTSK a; esndssso of
Treasurer. 0f Nsrshsn county at the coming Janu-
airy election, subject however, 10 the decision OF .
Comfy ooPEsntion, tfpne L held: -, ,,oD, ,
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coming events, aud it is the first authentic
statement from the Confederate States
which contrasts unfavorably the spirit of
the South with the spirit Of the North
The age of cbivalry has departed from the
land of cotton, tobacco aud sugar. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

THE THEATRE.-We are well pleased to
record the fact that the performance at Deer
ing Hall last evening was entirely satisfactory
to very crowded, fashionable and apprecia-
tive audience. Seldom has any theatrical
company visited Portland that has drawn bet
ter crowded houses, or given greater satisfac-
ton. We have not time or space to give
scarcely an outline of the performance of the
play still Waters run Deep" or of the COM
edy, The Loan of Lover" The actors and
actresses were perfectly at home in their re-
spective parts, and gave full expression to the
sentiments which the authors intended to con-
vey. The patronage this company have thus
far received proves the fact that Portlanders
will always literally support the legitimate
drama.
This evening "The Iron Mask will be per-
formed. 1t is 4 play of deep interest. and
those who wish to witness its performance will
be wise If they secure their seats, for sure we
are that the house will be much crowded.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
--latest by Telegraph via Queenstown. j
From. washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
In accordance with an authorization by act
Of Congress. the Navy Department to day
telegraphed to the proper authorities in San
francisco to arm and equip vessel in that
port fer the use of Engineer Bulkey and the
party who are soon to proceed on expedi-
ton North to commence operations for thu
completion of the great overland telegraph
line from Columbia River in Washington Ter
ritory to the Amoor River. The expedition
will probably commence active operatiods in
the Northern latitudes by the lst of March.
The officers of the U. S. Coast Survey feel
great interest in the necessary preliminary
survey of the expedition, and are affording
Mr.. Buckley and bis assistants all the facilities
10 their power.
Edwin B. Pratt, of Boston, has been ap-
pointed an Ensign in the Navy, and ordered
to report to the frigate San Jacinto at Ports
mouth, N. 81.
The fire alarm and police telegraph were
this afternoon formally placed in the hands of
the city authorities.
The Aphrodite, wrecked off the coast of
North Carolina, was not naval vessel.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
The Spirit Of the Army,

A Memphis correspondent Of a Northern
paper, has canvassed the hospitals in that
city, where are congregated men from all the
states west of Washington, and he gives the
result as follows:
Adams U. s. General Hospital. Total
number of votes received, 33l; Lincoln re-
ceived 262; Mcclellan, 66; Lincoln majority,
1876
Jefferson Hospital. Whole number cast,
9O6 Lincoln, 249; Mcclellan, 81; Lincoln
majority, 1872
Gayisor Hospital. Whole number 42S;
Lincoln, 3S7; Mcclellan, Al; Lincoln MAORI
ty. 346.
Officers Hospital. Whole number cast, 212;
Lincoln, 1877; Mcclellan, IS; Lincoln majori-
ity g. 700
Webster. Hospital Whole number cast,
297; Lincoln, 24s; Mcclellan, 40; Lincoln
majority, 1919
Eighth Regiment Iowa Veterans. Votes
cast CPL; Lincoln, 605; Mcclellan, IS; Lin
coin majority, $780,
Sirth Tennessee Cavalry, composed OF Ten
nessee and Mississippi men. Votes cast, TAI
Lincoln, 73s; Mcclellan, threei lincoln ma
jority, 1856.
Part Of Various Regiments on picket duty
or an camp. taken as near as possible, 4l6;
Lincoln, 347; Mcclellan, SO; Lincoln major
ity, 276.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12

New CARRIAGE.-Mr. William A. Fenlev.
who has hackney coach establishment at No.
96 Free street, has added TO his stock a beauti-
full coach built by Messrs. Parker, Brewster &
Co, from the depot of Messrs. VIM. P. Sar-
gent & Co., Boston. 1t is rich and tasty
without being gaudy, and is furnished with ali
the modern improvements For ease in rid
ing we can vouch from an hours experience
In it yesterday. II is handsome addition to
the many beautiful public carriages that grace
our city, and in which Portland is said to ex-
GEL The cost of this carriage was about
$780, We commend Mr.. Fenley and his es-
Enlistment to the patronage of the public.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
Pennsylvania! Indiana! I!
O III o.!
THE UNION TRIUMPHANT /!

We refer our readers to the election returns
from the above States, received by telegraph
last night. They speak for themselves. The
tremendous Union majorities rolled up, es-
pecially in Ohio and Indiana, will cheer the
hearts of all true Union men.
In Ohio, Pendleton is defeated in his own
district, and the copperhead Long and "Sun-
set" Cox go with him to the shades Of private
life.
Indiana, which the copperheads have claimed
as sure, throws larger majority for Morton
than she did for Lincoln four years ago, and
we gain two or three members of Congress-
The returns from Pennsylvania are vague,
but we have no doubt from those received at
this hour u o'clock A. NJ that there will be
handsome Union majority on the home
vote, which will be largely increased by the
soldiers vote; as also the vote of Ohio. In
Indiana the soldiers cannot vote.
These elections settle the question of Nc
Clellan's utter defeat in November.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
Letter from the Tbirtv-seoond Maine.

HEADQUARTERS 32d ME REeT,
Near Poplar Grove Church, va, OCT; 4, 1854.
To the Editor Of the Press:
DEAR SIRi-Our regiment has been engag-
ed in another severe battle and suffered Sc
verely. sent you list Of our casualties in
"Busnside's division, July Both, and am sorry
to continue the list so soon,
The Och Corps was engaged in the advance
upon the South Side railroad Sept 80. Our
forces met with excellent SUCCESS during the
forenoon, but in the assault upon one of the
enemy's strongest lines in the afternoon we
were repulsed and there lostmost of our men,
The regiment vent into the fight with 100
muskets and four officers. The officers es-
capped uniniured.
Below send list of casualties amongst
the enlisted men. As We were obliged to re-
treat we can give no particular information In
regard TO the missing men. Most of them are
probably prisoners, but some we fear are
wounded also,
COMPANY A.
Sergt A ] Hartman, wounded in leg and
missing; Corp Charles Stevens, Privates
Charles Potter, Charles Robinson, Alonzo
Ammi Manson, missing.
COMPANY B.
Sergt Winfield S Howe, wounded and miss
ing; Privates David Sewall, Henry n JUDD
kins, missing.
COMPANY c.
Corp Marshall Martin, Private Chas Web
Der, missing.
COMPANY D.
Corp Hiram Conant, wounded in neck; Pri-
t.
Corp Rogers A Foss, Privates Hiram r Thorn
son, c Norris, missing.
COMPANY E.
Private Thomas G. WEIGH, wounded in head
severely by shell.
COMPANY F.
Sergt Nathan Chadbourne, Corp G L Pat
terson, Privates Caleb Wentworth, George
Blodgett, VIM i Trafton, Asa Smith, Henry
Remick, missing.
COMPANY G..
Corp. Eben Haskell, wounded in hand pri-
vate VIM. II. Emery, do. in ankle; Corp John
Dixon, privates Michael Murphy, Stephen l..
t. Mariner, j. L. Small, ]. II. McIntire and T..
Herrick, missing.
COMPANY II.
Corp. Chas. o. Cushman and private Ma
thaniel Brock, missing.
COMPANY 1.
Privates John 2. Lapham, wounded in thigh,
and Nathan P. Mann, missing.
COMPANY X.
Corp Freeman Caban, wounded in leg and
missing; privates John w. Sanborn and Geo.
Kicker, missing. M
Recapitulation. = Wounded nine, three d
them missing; missing thirty-three,
am. Mr.. Editor,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
CALVIN L.. HAYES.
Adjutaut 32d Maine Volunteers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-12
Ex-Postmaster General blair.

Mr.. Blair recently made speech in Cooper
Institute, from which we make the following
extract:
''Some of my friends-very good friends in
deed-have questioned the kindness OF the
President to me in debating my resignation
under the circumstances of the country. Let
me tell you. my friends, that the President
has at least the support of those who are near
er to me than any other people on earth. |
retired by the recommendation OF my own
father to the President of the United States,
loud cheers. He has passed that period in
life when its honors, its rewards or its glories
have any charm FOR him. BE looks back only
and forward only to the grandeur of this ma
ton, and the happiness of the people who are
growing up under the Constitution and the
Union; and he would not permit son of hi:
to stand in the way of the eSonscription and
the support of the loyal and patriotic Chic
Magistrate who now leads US on to success
j not for anything that this earth could have in
store for him. Applause.