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The Greatest Medicine of the Agel
KRAFFS DTARRHFA C0MPOTNDl
The only Safe and Certain Cure for

Tne only SAFE ana Certain Cure Tor
DIARRHRA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM
AIER COMPLAINT.
And an DiSedses oTthe Stomach aud RotpeLS, IN
ctdent to a Change Of Diet or Climate.
THE PRoPRIEToRS OF THIS TRULY
j Invaluable Medicine, now offer 1t to the
public with a null knowledge Of its superior
merit over any remedy of like character ever
before introduced. IthaS been used with the
most perfect stcceSS in thousands of cases, IUhere
du other RemedteS hare JdiEed. Cases of Chron-
&c DtarThoea Of years standing, have been
cured by the use of tIDo bottles. This remedy
has never failed In a single fnStdIlce, where the
disease has bafned the skill OF even the most
BkiIlful physicians.
RRAFT's DLARRHd:A CoATPoU1CD has been
muse for number Of years. and by Its timely
aid has saved the lives of hundreds
This medicine Is purely scientific prepare
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest Gnu
Every traveller should have bottle OF the
DIARRHdsA COMPOUND.
Every soldier will ind it invaluable
No Family should be without IL. KS
Do not hesitate to try RRAFrS DLARRHRA
CoA[RoUSSD' and prevent pain, suffering and
Ia
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memphis, Aug. sO.-Brig. Gen. Mar
Gus J. Wright and Col. Long, late of
the Confederate aEmyi were arrested
to-day by the q. s. Marshal, ON ausin-
dictnent Tor treason in the District
Court found In 1862 5aiJ + -
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NEW York, Aug. 91,AGold firm and
active; prices tends strongly upward,
and ranged = above yesterday, open
ing at I441z, and rising to 1447s.
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[By authority of the Legislature.l 5-
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West VIRGINIA 4.r,=s.sf
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7hleyes and Bandits In aIIssissIppi

NEW York, Aug. SLIT appears that
bands of rebel guerillas, bandits and
thieves still manage to keep UP some
sort of organization in Mississippi.
The Herald's Yicl<sburg corresponds
tant reports the capture OF the steamer
lSeoha by party of these outlaws who
robbed the officers and crew and did
not leave till they secured everything
portable on board which they desired.
In order TO put n stop to 1alylessr ness
in the State pFoyisio Governor
SharlSey has, by prOclamatioR3 called
for the formation In each county of al
least one company of infantry.
Cotton stealing by vagrant negroes is
said TO be, very prevalent ~
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g a T!='=A4.- RRH.l
> violent syrInging ofthe Head.

q cuTes uATARRII, ana averts ctonsnmptloltti.
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HIGGINS1GALLERY

AQTlTOe Street befipeell MdlfH & lhmEet.
DHoToGRAPHsLP OR FINISHED
il in Oil or India Ink, from Life or copied
from old pictures
CARD PHOroGRAPHS-Pn Particular pains
taken with ulis popular lyle Of picture.
Publishers prices. ~ tt-iiitt
a good variety of GILT & ROSEWOOD
FRAMES VIII always be on hand at reasonn-
BILE prices $3.50 - deciSs
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CUSTOM WORK,

: consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of all grades and colors, French, Eng
IS1 and American CasStmeres, Silk, Cashmere
and MareiIles XestngE, White, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-shir
and Drawers, Scars, Ties, S1spenders, Hand
Lars, Travelling Bags and Valises, &c, DC Our.
department Of ~ - - p
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, April 18th, 1856

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
WHEELING, April 18th, 1865.
MeSsIs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co, GenleEnen:-
Having used Kfafts Diarrhosn Compound for
deeply afHicted for almost one month, du other
remedies tried hdrfnq failed, and finding It not
only present relief but a permanent 6lIre, /
take pleasure IN recommending Il to fhe fa-
vorable notice ofall who may be alike affiicted
Chaplain 18th w. Va. Infantry.
MoUNnSvIILE, Marshall Co., w, Va.
MeETs. McCARE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen.
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn, ]
was attacked with asevere DiarThna. Itried
the remedies OF several physicians, but with
out any eftect. i was advised by my friends
to come home. / was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving at homel
pound One bottle II q completely cured tHe dds
ease and restored my health, i am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all az
n4cted with this terrible disease.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
Messrs- McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen.
Last summer / was attacked with q very
severe DinIIhuea, from which / SnffsFad for
but was unable to check the disease. / al LAST
pIocuSea q potte OF HRraft's Diarrhoaa Conn
pound One bottle entirely Cured fhs ClieeTae
and feSitored me TO my usual health j tnlxeI
pleasure IN recommending this valuable med
1ctne, as nave proved tsVirtues In my, SIyr,
case, and seen 1t tried by Others with fls
Formerly Master NIachinist h. q o. r.. r..
Wheeling w Va
MeCABE, KRAFT& CO., WholesSie' n nrn N 8.
gtSts, wheeling w. Va, Sole Proprietor. 70
whom an orders should be addressei y
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
ELL.
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1855. FAIiL TRADE. 1865
IOsEPH GRAVES,

1-1Ii1. JOBER n GR Az ES, -
No. 30 MoNROE SFRKER.
New style PaTlor and Hail Papers,
Centre Pieces Gold and Velvet,
School Books; Blank Books, is.i5r
Memorandum Books Copy Books Sc,
Fancy Goods, Toys, &c. 81 lss
GOLD PENS, at4
Morton,s Celebrated Gold Pens and Holders,
FSber's Lead Pencils, ii,st i,ll.1.
Cheap photographic Pictmesv
NEW NOVELS.
Also, all the old first class Novels, by Dickens,
Lever, Scott, dc.
anglo Fancy Show CaFds, &c, &c
NAILS.
s00 KEGS ASSORTED SIZES, AT
nVHI IiIfYH HT1T3RTF1lN q on
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FURNITURE.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
inform the public that they are mnnufnc-
turing and have constantly ON hand an extern
siVe stock OF all kinds Of Furniture, such MS
Book-cases, WaTdrObeS, Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, BedSteads, Lounges, Chains, Looking
Glasses and every thing usually found in n
Furniture WaTerOoIn.
short notice.
They are also prepared to pay PROMPT and
particular attention to the s4t-i
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Another Large Wagon Train
Our FORTRESS Monroe Prigoners.
A Union Meeting of Reformed
Rebels.

VI.
Anxious for n Resumption OF Their
on bonFd the Brother
JOnRthan-...AnotheF wagon Train
for Fort LeaVenWOrtfs-LTOb be Order
ed West. aa
New YORK, August 31.lThe Her
AIDS Washington special saws:
Letters and applications. continue to
multiply at the Pension bureau from
people in the South whose pensions
We're interrupted by the outbreak of the
rebellion. They are anxious to know
what must be done to secure resump-
ton of their pensions and are impatient
TO prove the strongest loyalty to the
Government. ,t7
Major E.W. Weedy, Paymaster q. S.
A., who, with his clerk, was lost on
board the ill-fated steamer Brother jon
athan of the California coast, was at
the time on his way to Oregon and
Washington Territory to pay off the
troops stationed there. He had in his
possession 100000 belonging to the
Government.
Five hundred wagons, to each of
which We're attached six mules, LETT this
city this forenoon, bound for Ieayen-
worth. It is understood the tourney
will occupy the space of several months.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: ''H
The acting Second Comptroller has
decided that hospital stewards of,the
regular army, discharged before the ex-
piration of the period for which they
enlisted, arc not entitled to the unac-
crued installment of bounties.
Z The Times Washington special dis
patch says: siaif1 ~ 81
We learn that tho regular regiments,
which are receiving large number of
recruits daily, will be ordered to the
West to do duty.
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Undertaking Businees,

in all its branches, keeping on hand general
assortment Of COFF1NS OF an sizes, covered
and plain, trimmed in the best style, with
hearse and usual attendances. Also -
-RIsUs 1rETALLIO BUIELAL CASES,
which for ordinary internent, depositing in
vaults and transportation, they have no rival.
VIM. link q son;
'i.e No. 70 Main St, Centre Wheeling,
A few doors above Reed & KTaft's Drug
Store, west side. my2S6m
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MLwAnKIR. AnR. 81.

~ -, i Z MILWAUKEE, Aug. 81.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull, sales at
81, 34@l ,35. Oats firm; shipments of
$1,000 bushels OF wheat were made,
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GBNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
WHEELING, W. VA.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
best selected stocks OF :
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alIsfelIauepns.
NEW GOODS.
a DAILY OPENING AT
D. Nicoll & BROS.

DEAL VALENCTE EDGING. PATEST
~ Nalencte Edging and Inserting, English
Unread Edging, Ribbon Edging, Jaconet EIg-
ing ana Inserting, Embroidered Slippers for
Ladtes and Gents, Embroidered Linen Sefs
Solam and Cuftsr Bend Ornamentsf for Dresses
ana Coats, Bead Gimp. silk Gimp, Velvet
Lace Falls and Swiss Colnrette, Tape Trims
ming, Wide Betting, Ladies' Linen Collars
Gets Linen, Crystal, Pearl, Coral JET, SIZE
and India Rubber buttons, Colored Velvet
Llbbon, Emerie's Crochet Braid, Silk EN-
6[oldered Braid, Gilt and Jet Belt Buckles,
err Cutls, Butterfly Scarfs, Ladies' and Gents
Neck Ties, Watch Guards, Head Nets, Water
EatL facS Topsies, Grecian Curls, Curl Sticks,
Hair BraIds md FrezettS.
Fine Kid Gloves and large and wen select
50 assortment of Split, Single and Double
The above goods are In store md for sale.
u. NICOLI. & BRO,
aug8 100 Main Street.
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Anxious for "a ResumptionOf Their
PenSIOns--.LOsto ON bonFd the Brother
JOnRthhn-...AnotheF Wagon Train
for Fort LeaYenYEortIl...To be ORDER.
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Fall & Winter Goods

ever 5EOught to this market, at GOLD PRCs,
selected expressly for
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I.c,-or- OF ts- Reh .iliou.

Tga rpditv ~th which public opinion charge.
and ad.rt. itself N Circumstances in time II var,
IL rno-, ,trisn-ly lus.rassd in nv history u the
present. rebellion. ~ ,he c,n11D ncomeu, II tie
out reak, wien to,5 srroneof tn. country we're
in af.rrncntnton OF VS. 'xcsemcnt, tue popular
belief at the North wns tbs, tNrcc months Of time
AMI evenly Ave tho,isa,d ne1 you'll amply rii-
hco " suppress the In, urre, aion. This was the
view taken by tho Cover nmcir. rs shown bv it,
ogcial sctlon; an n.uo-tcut,s Of the people Ne.
bovcd II to he correct WHEN N" e'spsc a.. umc
exploded this tn ury, an ahtr, equally fADa-ious
rose In is stead. This vas he iuppo-ed der~n1-
ence o. the 9 nth upon the North I'm the neoessa-
ries u lin, spd the couaoqucnt tneory 'tha. tie
rebels would 10 driven H. sutiu ssdDn ty so;uai
wAnt-in short that starvation would compel
Them to abandon the scheme n ,ndei cndcucc. J.
the war continual, he retsls ob4'hi',e!y r"us'I
u siArvc. and that rNeory VA ~ lcrsth rclcta"t'r
a. aud,ucl The next faltscy WAS che wonderful
rcauh hat was expected from tho block Wing o.
Southc-r ports. TVS, n va thoughi-voud deprive
tto rebos Z the means for procuring tr1tious ~
war, restrict them 10 Uncomfortable lreli7 N use.
and IN the cnd render tbcrviper hrrujess 10y the
bnu.tiou ~ h.s veurn ISL thr wnr continued
snd every suhsrquc1. ta;ilc found toe retols
sb,i- lnutlv supplied VIZ a." moot effective wcsr-
ous T1epe aud o'hc. 81. I-r' thsor,cs we've all
s,tccrps.vcly exploded, 49, 90 l.u,'h ME reaction
came, q e predictions rel't 80 i,'c exhaust ON o'
rc,.el supplies were c.chercd. arI the north at last
settled down IN tie hello .hlt viotory dercudcl
solely upon the strength of the m Hilary arm. To.-
lowing this conviction came The grave doubts 'e-
gsrding tho possibility o. fniurc harmony between
the Norlh anil Inc South, IN view n the bitterness
and hatred cngcplercl haivecn ihctwo sections Try
~ vas; an oIt.rnuuuy II hino'. 1h,s theory, a'so,
has leon Shown T. he crro4eo1, ~ recent eircum-
stances snl at last, with .ho dsSnnr ~ reunion,
GUMS the only subsiant 81 evdenoc q tho tue 80
hnfspr ~ this imp'rtaut question. The peo-
pie Of Savannah hnvs during ,he var tc
% schve in thur aiirr,n o. the rct''
cause ~ those Of most soru'o-n cf5c-, vet today
thoro exists bet vcen y EN- AMI the North tocliar
II cordial sympathy and fricnlsnip. There is DO
good r,asun 10 douh, tia; the s,mSrc-ilt, at rs
present itsae Of the var, would foGov he Nll n
any other Southern city. possibly rcepting Guar.
lesion and Richm,s1d which the Horih might en-.
brace with less cordially. Du, ,ho-oase n slvsn.
| nah prove,pihai The Northern people arc ready T.
welcome their rcc-esni brethren 70 the union Tod
90 fss, ihoy become sAis'ad thAs thoy trul >
ponitent II il " the interest oi both scctous hA,
ibis shOuld b. 80, and slrlutcrrst ny; " govern
| In Amman affairs
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THE WEEKLY sun.

MoRNlNG, JAN. u, iat5.

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v" '' - 49,. ,-.,,,s,,,,. ,r,o ,,.. s,.,.
wv -. 49,, n.u..d =, r.,,nor, ~, Al.
NV ~, ..,,h ..s,a,,, ,,-re,
,nd 4. maxim, ,r.,.,,,,or, %,
~ 1900, A,,i. oo,,,h. 4. .on.
~. to-, ,.,,tlisbi,y n nav b,r. %,
',''- -. p. u,n b.vs ami, -,,o, com.
r,.r,,iny for -. nov.-
4, sr,,y,u ,t-oueh d., State Of
49,. 80, 400, n,bue. This CITY ia
A.. 81, ,,,,, n great inheritance
.,a - an. ,ot.i. g., the Gulf statos and
Al, go. = s,v,,,.,s .ro.dition 10 savanna ali
,,.,,d ~. t,,,,bil.,y o., s,,sb march
..',r.',,,..,,,-,,..,l, ,h,, General TuosAs may
.,t.t.. ,.,,,.3. u,b,le. TIE yailroadq Of the
-, 80, .l,,.iv. lor the most r.rt, In on,
..,..,.u IN. viva, navigation ,.. 10 A con.
.-..t, ,,,,,, under F..lera, control aud with
a.. 1870, n c,r,uri,., yohi,e and Mont.
- A.. ,,rs g., uc sou,t .ve., scen,s 4,
=. ,...iv ,-.,..r'sb,l Tia. only fore. which
,,,.r.- ,,p r,ssli. ,,.,c,,,os. IN check the con.
,,,.,I, pr, r,ovc,,c,.t NJ ey,....p .,be, 4, NJ.
,t.o, er.oc. A., l,,.,,.nt,tv and d,,nor-
,y-.. ,o,r.,, 81 II,ot,s Ar,nz and the Sat.
,,,i,,. The ,.,r,t,yev a, the former having been
s.,,,roi,,3 by General TnoY.s himself aud the
mythical II TIE militia hnying teen proven
h., sc,-, ,.,,s ex,oliton I, h.riIy probable u AT
an, sor,ons oil sfsol. would h. found 10
. ,,sert unop Nnhlo Tho march and tho
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From Colorado.

lul..t ~. Colorado, Ja. 9.-O1 srur Ia
uos1i, p,r.y q sixty indians a,s., scl thc o,,r-
land al ,' ores- c'a h, thrr, u.lc7 sat , hero,
SO Rolled ,hc mail cNprc-. Tacy as. attacked
NV e. train close ty, Z l,al or, man and voaoj-
n, euo,lc. The troops .t ne ra .Uv u.. h--a,
numbering r.,n some ATTY to cigh,y men, iur.o-
.i,t,, a,art,l TO the rc'.c'o II the White settlers in
the vicinity AMI drove the Indians 70 TIE Euas, q
mite ba,s, where the I.iiaus were reinforced to
tire numb ~ Gl,c0 hUnlr,'. and IN turn .lrpvc
the troops to De post. r.. arr hen entered
the station IN sr.r..'.' .'., ... .It- 'cs rovias
an the furniture a. ir...'..nS iii io WIN low, in
tho building, set them on fire. TAcy also Destroyed
q ltr.c amount II telegraph material A well d..
rc'!od FIRE y ngskc,ry oro She troops At the post.
however, sooa drove them from the station. IN
Ire running tlht On The rrt o. our troop. tairty-
Eve Ind ans were ,5Hr', including tAc principal
cllc'. NqctcrY { 0g- s.irrs and cinzeus we're
killed. \ general ml-,a re an destruction II the
whites was ouly prcyon'ri by she perseverance, and
bravery OF our troops AMI an c'iciut artillery
i,rrr, The Indians retired in a soushegly direction
lh.'w hy f.r tie mos determined ipruTGon
mnio ~ Go T23..a' d is season.
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Nterr ~ find n Good Secretary rf the
y rPasur.v.

FMS e'e't'on ol Nr rFa r>pn~ a. ruit-d states
Senator IRON maine, ior g.. uv p~rioj Of siX yesr.,
settles tne question 81 hts retirement ir1n tie
Treasury Department, and swakens inquiry anl
sohcI.udc respecting 5 successo, Nr. Fss.vS.
pEN'H trief eHpcions 40 ,Lc position which ho &C.
oeptci no reluctantly aud in which his sr,cear
VaS uelsher commensurate with lis own desires
nor she financial eHigcnnies Of th" na.on, shows
that the abhtv which would comnsnd respc,t In
ordinary times IS adequate 10 the control ~ the
enormous money ore atonf necessary Tor the proc
ccutiou OF the war Mr.. FsSKSDrN's admin stro-
ton = tic rreaSury Department has tscn markell
by an Sbsence u any dedritc policy ~ sim. which
would have seriously arcc.-i he credit ~ the
country, but for the successes ~ our armies IN
the Geld We trust that ths osrsr,eucc Of the "a I
few months msy have the enec, 81 inducing he
President TO select practical fn,uc.cr II adequate
ability fr tho position NOW hold b. NJ. Frs.FSpG,
II isuot Likely 90 h0d .u,h person among the
provincial lawyers sHi politicians Who arr usually
selected for cabinet apo n.moua. Now YORK CITY
o.. u '1c FURNISH suitable Srcretary Of the Trcl.
s.ry. and Il NJ. LI>cotN Ignores the hcGtcn track
and looks aroGnj, he cau o.s4y Discover among
our great merchants aud bankers who arc accus.
iortAal ~ large u 1noy trAnNsctonS a Secretary OF
,.,
'
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]"
D" ms
-i''>''' " NV IS
F,Dlch. v. Forlp thr Minister of Finances. /,
~ mis- politically OPP, sod t. lie Emperor. bu, II
/ aF' Tsrsuusl'y obnoxious both 70 she Emperor and
| ~ '"''7 Wv N-''oN :" NV P'-'e'
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'E'hIr"dHN. .san. ~.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.

rash, p'oa, Ian III 'lu.pd -apr-s "n
that the lss' ,c,ouu,s ron So.r C,ro'r, SIS,
Tat p cnemr were sill On = ut e.. ~ -,~- he.
What i Iopud In the EucuS's GoGptr'. Z
shin r'1r, Jrn. IL N,o- General SNeru.s O.
in lst'- to QIartermas,or-Gcucral acigs dat &
SOU. g. s1-s: "Ycu may use ny name IN AMI
--ior add ossod to the ci'ricrrnrs'e Of I'M
ar g., 90 iic effect t, NJ ever rsrt OF tto >n,1-ri
,.ir.ry ,g.A rvrpor their armies ~ = judi 'oI'
ssra II 'ora4 w. y ~ a1t7.ais gro beet to vo =,
b.. -re1t b. .a'.r. l,. '...' 80 rc,,.
wn...a. t.,t : "a. ue wv ,H' .r,r. .H... La
ra..ches into tie .1'c-'-r" Cr0ori. No. -I.
that 3urir7 itc rmarFNh' mar.f, ne cayalr! an n
trs.a .olnd au Abundance OF ..sa.c md o. re-
uo.rt'. aud tcC'a. = fNr'c ua,'o', nrc.ct Hr %
Gsu. rs..,t. rcp-r- rom s'ysr11h lint - i'ers
J,riLhor - cvor '0 togo- c.9diuon th.l whcr ''1'
march mn,r.ci better than ne hai ever tefor
r'cn - uor.es ~ mules arc required from - =
r'h'rn dor1ts ~ rost IN arm ac"r usryA
uesr.s 800 mi'e' ,hrougu hostile strict.
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The Naval Apprenticeship system.

TuP advantages Of the naval apprentices ip -y'-
tom, both 10 the service and " tie Buys who avail
themselves of H. have heretofore been pres ntcd ia
he srN. A recent circular upon this subject t5
Secretary wELEs, however, presents some aa,.i-
hon,l facts regarding the system, which are WORTHY
Of consideration. Any hoy, .onhaiter how POOR o~
how destitute Of in1u nus. trends, NAV Obtain the
position Of a naval appronti.c, prov lei only that
be he Of suitable sse--hetween fourteen sud E Oh.
teen yesrs-snd physically a'Aifsi for the service
A naval Apprentice is SORT OF iiernsiisry between
q "mi&tyr AID q ctdnaI1 ESnhA. While be u
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1Br last and mos. prominent Of ihe civilian
Generals has finally, It is believed, disappeared
from ,lc scene oi sctvc military operations. Tho
President is sad {, have removed Major General
BrrtrE from AL military command. aud ordered
Kim t. proceed g. his home at Lowell, Vas.achus-
e,ts and report TO tho VA Department "by letter"
Trs event will create little no surprise, II hpv-
ing generally b"on anticipated Nc Consequence
rot only n his failure q, W ngton, nut Of his
general ~ success a. military leader. We have
no desire 10 enter into DE details OF General Rur
LEE's unfortunate career. The Wilmington hluu-
der was exrct repetition o, his failure N take
Petersburg during III" early psr; Of General
GpASt'b CAMPO ~, and OBJ, hig other luck,Css ez-
pct'pous o. course Cen raj BurIRs exc
cunvc talents preclude the idea that he viii leave
the Goysrumont service. 1t Ia NOT probable that
he willeSnain Ions inactive lie VIII probably
emorge the corua Pop u some 5onthern de-
r,r,ment, where Lie pc3nla- tieuts may be moro
available than ia the Army If thu Potomac. lie
would 10 useful ais, IN organizing the blacks as
soldiers, and IN TTcp-rins them iOr service under
more competent generals. lie has the merit OF be
ing the leader ~ public opinion respecting the pol
Icy 81 cnlistiny negroes and this fact hss evidently
oonribrtod N secure him immunity Tor the mill
tsrv plumbers, which are to 10 attributed ouy Il
Nj. defects Of military training.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
Buffers Farewell Order.
H,Nuort.t-r UrrN rrgF,1 OF Nlr,r,r,t
N,pN LTu CAFUirSN, tRVN ~ rhl T.
IAaLA Jaw ; ISIS.


JAMES Jaw ;, l~j5.
.'oi',,r, OF n. A'O'y Of sht james.
Your commander relieved by order of the Prc-
dent takes lcaye OF you, Your conduct N The
fsld las c1t7rtci pra'sos rou, o. unwilling 50.
have endured u . rr.vsl,,us " he camp and 80
nav p r~i.hout Sm-r7..n Nou 'asc never n a 4
t. ,t,ac. hen ordered s.. lqvr sosr,a ap'
cnrr 81 works deemed inf cr4.bl lv D., eucr
You have shown the pos...ols g. be 20 b. uc.,..:
tucm AGAINST biz hcrccst assaults lie a,teurt ..
retake them, Tboss * led IN war have ulary,ns.
a. tue OH acles overcome = vo.r v.lo-. 70,
linz of works bas erci,od the wonder o. tie osec-.
oi other nations, who have come 20 learn 10
lcrsiyo warfare from the monuments Of your ii: lied
lstor Your deeds have rendered your nome
'nuSlr.ous In after times your -eup-ai'a prouI,.,
nemory will H. -av with Won, 81 too, y ~ uft.c
Army of Jamcs.' r. sulrc such companion.
sL.p IL Il'.s.r go part c.patc IN such q..s
.o-or 90 'avc comm nd'd such cu a-r.v rs ...r
- o-' could vel. 10 ."'1OHt 20 lof, 80. d.,
.,... u.....I- -t,.'...' .O nt...e. ...-a.l.
90. ~ .V.'a+ o .O'- t'.-t nay 'ou~f. %
tft have rcea ct airy @" t-c v.t ions -N--.
corlCo1 g. me. We refuse. t. % err u..!c,s -,
cri,e, Of he YES Of S.ch soldiers aud | a., -.
llsVpd i!om ySnI command. TIE Ewisi biood u
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
Wednesday. 5nn. IL.
The Blair-Peace Report.

Washington J n. lo.-r-c PC. % spo~aI,t ons
about r~'ce movements vi o.. rsve he,n tue 81 d.
ieci o. comment both IN l, al a'd r,i, ncvsrsfe-.
rests on a weak foundation. 1. satc to sa- that
no pcr-,1 either authorized os uuautn 4cd, has
lately len Washington for the ron, on an c1,nd
Of peace, or with aveW t. rous.t The rte su-
uosti,s colcr-n'ry The cv. stnr ID .N1.1l,rcs