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fail g gnttUtfi facet CAMPBELL Sc M'DERMOT, EDITORS AX D PHurHIITOU. ?.-IMS?D?li*.4.1iT.r?JI Djity, par rak, Mcaata Tit* suit, by aaait, la advaae*!*.. 3,00 Wiix^i.Uj uaiUUxliUGfc__ 1.00 W 1-1 K K I, I N O : Wednesday Morning,March.26. '62. Ood jmard our flif, and keep neb ittr Kiick atrip* as Wp^it u cw? they vavt, Still uaktit lead onr ra^ks ia w. Still float above ?afh patriot'* fcriTf, Death to the traitor that woo Id dare To trail It throegh th? dnst of < All booMt hearts its lot will sharv And follow It to Death or Fame. pySrrfoorth page forlnteresting rid ing matter. ' ' There ia no doubt thai a battle took place yesterday somewhere sooth of Win chester. The absence of farther particu |,,i of the battle of Sunday shows that something business-like has been poingon. Up to this writing we hare but little from there in addition to the news yesterday morning. The telegraph informs us that Banks was to attack the rebels at Stras burg yesterilav, and it is almost certain that he did ?o. Intelligence, believed to be authentic, was received in the city yes terday, to the effect tliat another battle wai raging somewhere in the region of Winchester. It was without doubt at ,?lrasburg. The telegraph may yel bring something in regard to it before going to press. JcDGixu from the tenor of all the news from those parts of Tennessee which are in our possession, the restoration ol loyal feeling in the seceded States, eeen after Uey are occupied by our troops, will not b*~ v?vy *ap>d. Those who describe the state ~of public feeling afN'asbVille, where ?e in ty reasonably suppose hostility to the government wonld be as mild as in al Jiiost ?ny of the southern cities, state that they are puzzled to kuow what to say of it. So powerfully did the mania torse cession rage, when it was once in the ascendant, that it seems to have infected more or less even the men who stood out against it until resistance was hopeless.? When Ihey did surrender to its power many of them appear to have come as ab solutely under its control as the most vio lent of the origiaal leaders. They speak now of their opposition to it, and some of them talk of acquiescing willingly in the new order of thincs. Hut Terr few show nnv eothn-iism for the Union. Sow. all this Is quite in accordance with the ordiuarv course of human nature. Ti.e analogy between Ibis infatuation and ? liseaie is not at all fanciful. It is only b* slow degrees, possibly with some re lapse*, that the recovery will be made. Whit is to be done in the meantime? Clearlv we must bold the States with the strong hand of power until the people can be relied on to administer affairs in ac cordance with the spirit of onr govern ment. The work to be accomplished re quires great Gtmness and discretion.? While a great number of the citizens may be disposed to loyalty1, the artful and de termined secessionists, who will continue to hate OS, will still hare a great ioBuence, and if not watch el aud guarded agaicat, mar work intinite mischief, It will re quire no ordinary degree of judgment nod wisdom toknow just liow rapidly to loosen the band of military power and when to trust implicitly to the people themselves. We tear that our rulers may be tempted taerr on the side of excessive leniency, mther than on the side of severity. For there is something io repugnant to all onr Ideas of government in holding a State under military role, we are by nil our in stincts habits and traditions so inclined io accord the largest liberty consistent with safety to the individual, to munici palities. and to States, that there will be a constant pressure on the government to dispense with measures of rigor. Politic ians, too, anxious to secure some help from the Sontfa, will raise the CTy of persecution and clamor for a mild rule, and for a pre mature restoration of the States to their of their ancient rigbu. But we want to old privileges. We are as desirous as any one can be of seeing tbemin the enjoyment be sure they will oot abnse them as they have done. We do not wish to sen anoth er war rendered necessary by any mistake in the manner of ending this one. The government mast hold fthe reins with a una hand for many months io some parts of the South, even if its military success is complete and speedy^ We most make up our minda to maintain a pretty large ar my for so me lime to come. The ringlead ers we m ust place w here there is no |>ossi bility of their ever doing harm. Coxeatss will sanction the division of Virginia whenever it has an unmistakable evidence that the West is sincere in want ing a division, and not till then. We have the recorded opinions of members of that body to warrant this statement. Members of Congress understand as well as any body that the only real motive for a divi sion is the making of the West into a free State ; and whenever they bare a dearly expressed desire for that from West Vitj ginia, our application for admission wiB be entertained, and we believe not tiB then,' We hope they will have it-on thy third of April, that It and the Constitu tion may go up to Congress together. It is. a pleasant fact, that the Sabbath I ol lowing the capture of^fewbern, the bells chaplains of different regiments. It is ? nobte comment upon the character atS spirit of the commandiug general. Btroat peace can be restored in this country it is juit ,5 we^ry to snppreas. >n some law fal w.y, sev*&I Northern nui sances, as it is to put dofo the rebellion Wool J,be rebellion h?ve reslly ever oc curred had the Satanic *ew Vork HtralJ. Brooks" Ezprtu, tbe Cincinnati Enquirer, and presses ot that chancier been cut short rears ago in their career of slander, falsehood and misrepresentation ? Could U?e MwpJui liwiwcit or fi; raker tiU traitorous sheet in the Soutk pal torth a I P?r*K**ph ?nj more pleasing to Jeff. Daria than the followiug from tbe New York iS!r j preu: "To support the negio, the white man flcce, while in the Senate they abolish Slavery- in the District of I lo.umbia, they naturally enough levv heavy taxes upon all things known ir no't : wEZT?" onkn.OWQ 'be House. ' Errry lJl''j7rrr Ki? can *? 100 0/75 ^ >'?t-out to hace 15 or 20 emu ?J7 " r'"X " tWUM, to Mp. Loa?nTe ,b? . isCl-2 progress- of .4nao Domini tarwtaaai. I?p*?tiw.e?... An unfortunate impediment to a ' lack oTT "" C?Q"',alion "W" in tK pUSi" pr?ptr d",r,botion. -_/.r,? of ; Another "unfortunate impediment" Is 'hat the Contention left out the very thine I everybody wanted to rote for. This makes j tbem indifferent, ol coarse. Another "unfortunate impediment" is, that the people don't bare faith that Con gress W.ll sanction the dirision of the , Mate with the Constitution in ?le prestDt :je ,DJ ,h*' ni*ke* tb,IU n,ore indiffer i An<*her ' unfortunate impediment" is ! ' [boSe "'at are opposed to a' j new State .re going in for tbis Constitu <'"u ; and that bothers people. Tbercan ?ot see how i, is, and cannot tell which side to be on. How la CoBtbat flic JSerrlmae. A letter io the New York Time. give. . plan for conquering the Jlerrimac as fol lours: ?jSK-aurr: t close in and grapple. Ou? ?ll5nt tan let thL?*1!?."1 T foo.liDS ,i,btr fore or aft, let them introduce into one of the nort b^Me'rV)?'S.I?r '"I!! con,lfcted with the T h ^ V rl* *?^Pe ? ?? * ?OP.U, . ew Orleans Cmeent of the lltb : instant, in its commercial article, says ?? j i. "'Ciu.-r.: 'JSS?"?S^S he prominent features of the ioremeul ? a"?;Ued ,b*' 'here are some a ? a ziz :z"'r,n,t "?iu* - ?<on " !?"> ir. The (SpecWDiapatcfctotUX.T.ews.) " "B'sutox. March 34 The baut? Saturdar -.ook everv | ??odr here bj surprise. The~?? ia ~ J0,cing to-day over the result ?" General Hitchcock is here, aiding ,be "yhil """"on uiiHta^y Senator Lane, of Indiana, has reeeired adrices from Savannah, TeinwUTant inVlabami1" Tn|.rreia"nt b" be*? brined in Alabama. The approach or our arraiM mparts confidence tolhe loval ZYoTt'Z ,hl.bn of 'his morning asserts L p h" bN>" remorM b" toe t resident from the command of ih. department of Kansas to ?hirK hi assigned by fcuSfilShe .oToh;f ru^Zo[d^r#n,ouou 11 U fAT,?0m" Foot? WMU ? souie heavi ly plated gunboats, like the Merrimac At almost every point where Uiev have water batteries, the rebels are found to !l;"P03rs50n0f large ^^POunJers ^'Ch*J1 "err thing to peice* i? don? ,1 m, u ,roD-P'atiDS- They are no ? cannon, brought over in the Bermuda and other English steamer* which have run the blockade They are said to bo Armstrongs gnns. bnt this ia j probably a mistake, as the British Gov ernment allow none of these to be ex port?d. They are probably Blakdy gona, which are quite as eflectire as the Arm B**oaS- latter having only the greed advantage of being much lighter ood ^ ?equently handled ami moved with grea* er facility. & I The Richmond H*A/j sars: I "This war will test the'phwical virtoei , of mere numbers. Southern soMiera ask Western" fi* thmU ?ne 10 ""** "f the ^ ;^egoV^ ir sths j the, *2SuT2K2? T'e^S j twenty times their number of the last." the nn?L,he re*'?Q ^ ?ee,?h ?? ?*?? twe!tv tTr*re^",~,h*r """ ?? ??? twenty times their number be ft, re they Will posifvely take place on Thund... AprU' 186.. Uor cotemporary seem* to ha^ been very much mixed.tt? lately about the Jay of holding U?U election, but we'atj. happy to ^ h? p,, straightened out it ???t. An informal rote will be taken oh | the tame day on tbe question which thfc | Convention could not trust the people to r?,e "*? : . T rI^C"?*re? wonld sanction Ute divisio done tsiSIdHy nndti \h" ,, '***" upW* bo*. ?> that jMeple o limited penetration can arc It" ?Vdo?> see anything green about Congress, d< Conditio* of Eatt Tennessee, k Tbe ykuammi I?Utliytuctr say*; I A leadiugcitiien of Tennessee, who bag ',rer been conspicuous for bis loyalty, in ' trriiioi to riquest that his copy of the -Va | tional JnteltigmcT ntjbe again sen|*to 'bim in' that State, makes gratifying refer ence to the present aspect of political af fairs in Nashville, where he is sojourning, j Atter referring to the arrival of Governor Johnson in that capital, (where* h* says, "appearances are more favorable than our mon sanguine ex|?ectaiioas,"J and after predicting that Tennessee "will soen re cover the bfgb position whieh evercbarac teriied her until driven from it by usurpa tion and tyranny," he proceeds to express tbe deep feeling which prevades all loyal citizens in that State as they advert to the deplorable condition of their brethren in East Tennessee. Under this head onr cor respondent writes as follows: ? Very sad has been tbe lot of these de voted men in East Tennessee. Their op pressions have baen more bitter and more numerous than even 1 had supposed. In no part of the country have there been such outrages, and yet no effort whatever has been made for their particular relief. Was ever a people *o strangely loyal, so unaccountably devoted ? It is the triumph of patieoce, the sublimation of faith." | Parson Browalow En Rente tor W Mhlngton. (From the MeaptiU Avalanche, March S.J We learn that this distinguished indi vidual left Knoxville on the 3d, under an escort or guard of ten men, for Nashville. He has doubtless reached his destination safely. We regret to part with an old and valued friend, one who stood by us in times past, when we needed his friendship. We are well assured he has left behind him a set of men far more detrimental to the Southern Government than be would ever have proveu if he had been kindly treated. He is a true man to bis princi ples and professions, while they are false to themselves, others and the Government, He has our good wishes for himself aod his family, whatever may betide him in life, liis health, we learn, is much im proved. From a list in the New York llrrald ol Union prisoners who died at Richmond since August I. 18CI. We coll the follow, mg from Virginia. Geo. Fesland. Joel Sites, G. W. Culbage Martin Mace, Irwin Gerald. G. Yates Pri vate 1st Ya Cavalry, Hugh McQnold, Ja cob Cants, Jackson Gerrald, Thomas Arm strong, John Cox, Andrew Tennison, Dan iel Whitaker, T. B. Newcomb Fairfax county. N. Koughman. John Brown, Johc Cunningham 9th Ya., H. C. Lewis Hardj county, Wm. Walcup Hardy county, J.nmef Jones Greenbrier county, private Loui? Coombs, S. Gerrald Boone county, Nathat Milstra, J. R. Hal), Those uot otherwise designated are cit I izens, who were arrested merely for adhe rence to the Union.. - Payment of Interest In Coin. The Secretary of the Treasury has jusi | issued the following official notice : '?Trkasi ey Dkk't, March 21, 18C2. "Holders of bonds of the United Statei dated October 1, 18G1, and payable tbrei years from date, are hereby notified thai provision has bceu made for the payment in coin, ?f the coupons of semi-annual in terest which will become due on the 1st o! April, proximo, agreeably to their tenor by the Treasurer of the United States ai Washington, by the Assistant Treasurer ai Boston, New York and Philadelphia, anc by the Depository of the United States ai Cincinnati, Ohio. "All such cot\pons, together with sched ules showing the number of each coupon and the aggregate sum of each parcel mus be presented for examination and veriBca. tiou at least three full busiuess days befori payment. S. P. Chase, ??Secretary of the Treasury.'* A Victory In Virginia. The telegraph brings us the news thu our army of the Potomac has achieved t victory, though not by an advance of on: lines. The rebel General Jackson, t Georgian, whose boldness has hithert< insured bim impunity in roaming abou over the whole of Northern Virginia, bear ing that Banks' command h*d left Win chester, started with bis artny to retun thither, und thus get in a position to ap proach tbe rear of McClellan's lines.? Luckily, however, the news he bad heard and was acting upon, was only partialis true. Banks himself, and part of bis fifU army corps, hail gone from Winchester U Manassas, and thence to Washington. But Shields* division remained, and when ?h< enemy advanced they encountered bim and a battle ensued, which lasted all day ?Philmdtlpkia North American. SeaatoriaL Tbe terms of the following named mem bers of tbe United States Senate will ex pire with tbe present Congress, on the 4tl of March next: James Dixon, Connecticut. Milton S. Latham, California. James A. Bayard, Delaware. Joseph A.Wright, Indiana. Lot M. Morrill, Maine. Charles Sumner, Massachusetts. Anthony Kennedy, Maryland. Zach. Chandler, Michigan. Henry M. Rice, Minnesota. Preston King, New York John R. Thompson, New Jersey. David Wilmot, Pennsylvania. James S. Simmons, Rhode Island. Andrew Johnson, Tennessee. Solomon Foote, Vermont. W. T. Willey, Virginia. James R. Doolittle, Wisconsin. Secretary Welles has sent a most complimentary letter to Commander Mor ris, and the crew of the Cumberland, as an acknowledgment of their valor in the late naval battle. The Secretary says:. "The gallant service of yourself and the brav^ men of the Cumberland, on the occasion, is justly appreciated bjr a grateful coun try; and the Department, in behalf of the Government, desires to thank yon and them for the heroism displayed, and tlx fidelity with which the Bag was defended. -? 9 Bleaalaga .f Rebel Bale. One of the immediate fruits of this re bellion was to close up all tbe common schools South." Its " duration for a few yean would consequently bare tbe eflW of entirely suspending the progress of ucation aad reducing tbe slave Stales to I condition bordering on barbarism. Una a the first results of the occapalion of Nash Tflle by the Federal troops was tbe r opening of all the public schools. Thi whilst civilisation flies ?t the approach < the rebels, it follows in tbe wake of. out Ts> Baltimore Jt Ohio Railroad is|n?l "in running order" all the way throng! yet. Announcements to tbe contrary hast been slightly premature. Just wheo it will be, we eaanot say accuratelybat for tbe present will coalman tbe annoaac* ment that it will be shortly, so that wbef it is everybody will be ready for it. Gem. Fremont'. K?w Division. I (From lfc.cl?cmMUTIme?.| . ? ! -4, ?L^ne thi?e the President bu shown ^mseir capable?and that J,, of rectifying Wallers. The fafet bii Aigbly croditablf tar .l?im% and th* countiy should not be of iT ,0 !v0n0?.,he mao who is thus muter : o: himself. Fremont was removed by the machinations or corrupt politicians, who succeeded for a time in deceiving the Pre. s:dent, bat that official has made amends for his rashness, by publi.il/ acknowledg i ' "n3 ?"?g jostles to the persecuted. The new division of General Fremontis> I an important one?embracing, as it does the Cumberland Gap, Western Virginia) and North Carolina, Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee, a portion of South Carolina, ; d "J? 1 GeorBi'1; as it is highly I probable that the 30,000 men who, with . wooden guns bare been frightening an ar my of .00,000 men for half a jear on the 1 . Potomac, will retire to the boand""? ' "nd COnle Withiu iw| There are in the divisioo, at the present ??* *?"?? Ohio, eight Indiana, an7?r m.rd ?^err-reK,aiD''D,f' the con; ?f pen. Banks be not included; whether this will be the case or not we are henJ?l b,.Qt il U 10 be Presumed if ThTj? me0? 7 wU1 ?>? bim. I^,PeP*r,,nei". " present, is in rather a chaotic state. All the forced an scatter ed about, guarding the country and hunt and Thom'"a hb,Dd?-. Ge?raU Garfield Tbomas hare brigades collected to 5"b" ,0. Kaslero Kentucky ; but in West more iSn'f ?" sc*rc,,Jr B ?P?t where Of lhe ?V^eK>me?" are *ut'?ned. "j000 ??o over whom General Vr Las,un,e immediate control, it is probable that 18,000 can be put in the tield as soon as concentrated. .wl.ii* *uccea*? *""? the effect to ?? j * 'h? marauding bands of the border : and a few examples of severity will quiet the country as effectually as Gen HaHeck has pacified Missouri. WberereSmMTi were required last summer to preserve or ^ri.'n f'??f the adraoefi^S"? of Hoyd and Wise, a single company SI squad will now be effective P " 0r rei,!0,!. F"ral wi"' undoubtedly. per tockr ?I vf. pr0per P'acel? defend Ken Ihia (SmmI ,rK'?'? w.II be in Xorth Caro Sonth C??lina. Drite the mam body of the rebels away and StMrfm't will disappear almost iith i? r lheir exl?nction. Geu F??7 * '?retaste oi what ,*mont can accomplish. He con Snd^e^'i'T-* ,esa tb,ln * Ibous ana men, and in a tithe of the tim* qoireil to effect "great plana" on the Poto m! h i01?*" ^ out of 40.?00 men, and flyioKh?e^m 250 mi,M '? P^ ofDa not always occur?an originality of thought of hu r^d,,nW 10 *" aP?n 'be suggestfon of his mind, regardless of danger. Celer ity L morep>ent, aud sudden and bold w !* !}" h" organised plans of conquer lug, and in this respect his views are M*n tical with those of the Secretary of War a few dl? Frf,m?"1wi" be !?? Wheeling in ho?v?*h.Y.? "!L not remain there long, , urerer, .e.,# >aid to possess a loneioe desire to visit once more the spot of his birtb^ South Carolina, and hTim ?? he tardy in accomplishing his purpose. McC1?"?n ??d hi. Prl.odi. r " "" 8prio*fi"1J Rwbiic?.) Gen. McClellaa takes bis new position for be has not l>een in the field en rasel.!n ?c.Uvo J'ltias since lie left Wes JWV^m^-Jike .-on?|"w tlie manner horn. He is at home among his troops *hi? tLTv e^tJ"?l'OpuIar 2g tj The New York IlemId represents the opposition to Gen. McClellan to be confined to cirillian,, an<1 thatthe^eU ^llians are inrariabty radical repuUi M.hlf J - " un,rue- Some ofonr ablest division generals have all trintar thT,P?PTCd ?f M<:Clell"ln'8 inactLT"^ Kentuc^aS^no^^^nn Clellan was right and Johnson tyron* but ?t is unfair to attribute the opposition ^nn.e*?nni??n^ t0 HiticaflnSu. M^njt. ? you a g?<^ saving of JlcClellan s t?ldres8 to hiT soldier* A knot of senators were discussing it one morning jus t before Paraon Sunderland opened the day's session with one of his protjc prayers. One criticism after an ?t*!erra3made nP?n it tiu a Terr distin guished senator?-distinguished alike by position and talente-remarked. ?Itj{ the last peep of the dving swan?sweat of course." On the othef hand, give you a tart saying of one of the gen eral's friends to Mr. Lincoin. discussing the recent movements of t?? Potomac arm, when he remarked --I pit, you, sir. lour radical friends will MrSk^6 f'trSfl-edTi^1-J0U inTi,e them to of Jeff Davis well roasted and served up with brain sauce at a dinner party in the White House!" Th^c -w '?g? ?m"?l me of a good thingrepo^d -Anthony of liiode island. Three things we are certain every day ?aid the Rhode Island senator (Mconf ?ng to report) "MoDongall Ur?V^wrj from Wilsoo and a cliSk stS^ fW 5ST!?. "e- ""^^eTSd^ ^aduitreM.ngonefrom Garrett Da T- . h "'jV1 vote to keep Pa well in lis;seat, said a republican senator, "for >f we turn him out Kentucky will send us another Garrett Davis!" ' Kt?"> Baltimore. [Cmciii ,rl""1 of U? Cuiciaaatl Queue I DISArFECTION IN VISOISU. they feel confident more than o^fcjfS?' people of ^rginia wooW^K^w!! Ss^dS8 i Wted and even "massacred br thf* ^ ^p'e who^'T^lec^^ tore o^d?nn? ? Ule delicate mat ^ adraWDR ??r to provide ' Tif.* *sn OHia ULUU. SIS'" il!"- ni: i?5s3mTS? direct railway communication, through I this route, with the West' BVIUnniK ASD ST AH TOM BATS. JDS ?Ukw. IbbateTL^at it? '? s- >?-ntAtnurs. ? "">? sppatte tw McLart Bocm. "W ADVE For St. Louie THE 8T1 Haurt, ? - , let 10 A.M. __ " MANNER A MOBO?.. ??? JAMESi KKNT,;SMTKE & C0.| IMPOST EES k JOBBERS OF DRY COODS, 239 4 241 North Third' 8tr^W mh26-Cm* PHILADELPHIA. i . ? ? * , .? r ? ? i John 0. James, ImrWeUli. IL G. Sterling, Win. C. Kent. Oeorge A. Smith. H. IX W*kh, Charles SMtw, 8unu*l White, Jos.TomHnsoa. SMITH, WILLIAMS & CO. DRY GOODS, FOSBIGN & DOMESTIC. Xoj.510 Market St. *510 Commerce St. PHILADELPHIA. mbaa-ft?? . JOEL J. BATT.Y & CO. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP Hosiery, Gloves, FANCY GOODS, White Goods and Embroideries, 219 MARKET ST A 208 CHURCH ALLEY, J JOU4.IA1LT, ."I Philidelfhla. HENSY J. DJiVIt. [ nr<w ?.oiwow.l mh'26-3m* WEIGHT BROTHERS & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Umbrellas & Parasols, No. 315-4 Mnrltet Street, ?UMa* PHILADELPHIA. IiOST?An Overcoat. ON Saturday evening, between the tailor shop ol J.T. Lakln and the country reftideoce of E.M. Xorton. a BLACK 8URTOUT OVERCOAT. Tbs finder will be rewarded by tearing the now at this ioOce. mU13 NEW SHEPHERD PLAIDS, mhg J art opened by GEO. R. TAYLOR. Lubricating oil.?tobu* DackCmk Oil, the beet in the market for ale low by mhti LIST. MORRISON A CO. PARAFFINS CANDLES.?SO boxes Par* afflne Candles superior to 8perm, for sale by mbU LIST, MORRISON A 00. FISII.-25 hbls (new) Whltefish, 50 hlf-bbts do ?J4 bbls - Lake Herring, 50 hlf-bbl* " do 40 do ** Tront, at lowest rates bv ?kS L18T, MnjtRISOX A 00. Spring, 1862. SIMPSOX, WflSOX & BOYD, No, 10, Monroe 8I.? IJettcten Main Water, Whrtling, Va. ARE now offering at Wholesale a LARGE A AT TRACTIVE A SORT MUST of D omestics, Prints, Glngbams and De Lalnes, DRESS GOODS, Cottonades and Linen Checks, JEAN'S, TWEEDS. AMD OTHER PANT STUFF, tcotib *tt? a mi un or Notions, Hosiery & Small Wares, 8RLKOTED WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO Till TDAPK OF THI3 SECTION. mbii New Spring and Summer DRY GOODS! r|"*IlE lubwriUr Ui now M^tml ISO -L.S*??..0! T.SpriB* ,od *>mmtr DryOooda. which will ke aoU at wtelml. ul ret.ll at lower prlcM thu ?'? before. II.via* ihiiiIim.iI imnriil etaMe more than I ial.odM, a. I bought all kiadaof (nodi for Oub uyl at Im. price than at any other mmaa. am detembMd to dbpoM of them anurdiae ljr. ami will nil 8 BEST MKRRIMACK. COCDECO, and other Cali cos of equal trade. at 1SU cent, a yard. Second quality that color at Be. BLKACHKD MUSLIM, yard wide, Im quality, as 15VSc '?** wWe at lOe par <ui UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, nrh a. >oM 3 week. liWD' **n " *?J Mhw, ALL OTIIER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PJU0ES. *aM ? w.nx. p? yard, I will Mil at 87 'vc. In JASm mi en n | ' "inVANCrSlLKa Thara all th. latM* MTtltlM. An tnM quality of Bur*! Bummer 8Rk at only ' "XSitin BKRKGKS, worth Sf, ?*",??? LUPEN'S tnton. worth ?}jt for w nini"<u "~"? " ^V?L?55 DRfes-SSS^.^^ an., ~?I?SI?cu>A,ts * I M?." ?WI2?KS IO C"rI '*?*? ???h CARPET*?M piacM. all atytaa, cheaper than e?cr any preriou. mm. and I III .,11 ?ahiKlA.to, , NEW STOCK' WAT^5u. Zz^~> ntttUS, Watches, SOLDIERS* WATCHES. A new and large stock just received aad tor sale wholesale and retail by ahl* J.T. 9C0TT A 00. j Silver Ware. OILY BR TaMe Epoons. O Silver Tea Spoons, SUrer Dessert Spoons, Silver Belt Spoeos, 811 t?t Table Porks, Silver Batter Knlres? Silrer Pis, Cake end Ice Cream Kb ires, Silver Napkin Blags. Card Caere. Thimbles. Ac, last in. cetved andfbrsale by fsshH| J.T. 800TT A OO. Pine Silver Plated Ware. FINE Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Knivss, Cas tors, Salt OeUaia. Batter and Pmlt Ptthes. Cnks Baskets, Oaps. A?^ fcr sale by n^Bt J.T.SOOTTAOO^ Watch & Clock Materials, Tools, Glasses, fte,. A LL kindsef Materials aadTe#s for repairing. AjT^C^^^forgg^y^ j BEW STOCK O LOCKS, CLOCKS, ? CLOCKS Z AHBW aad lar?e stock ef Clockt, Jnst received. \f ERR1BACK 4k BSGLXSH PRISTS i\l red need this da-, MarcBSOUL to U^di. par y?a.by <nu?ll OSQ. B. TAYLOR^ ?? FOR REST^TW fine store room sa l Monroe streets went door to Oeo. K. Wheat.! ?- latApnL 4K*JM i5Sissu'aR SUS.'SL isspw ?hade?^m:^^v~ OfUwktmi T.f* Ptto?g {it UOLASw!jx*DtBAtsiil".&a th*? Arrival! i???i?wn. 1 I i uilMoa u4 doaotnl?ttlw wportnitypui^ ?nlaiimnL YeryrwpecCfMly. U ?.? Is%?! V# JOHNROEMER, mhlS No. 33 Mala st. Centre Wheeling. ^-^COMMUIIOXEE OF THE bee lear* to prant aywir to the voter* of ftk< iw?* Wk B** - the same ac- j cording to description, rfx: TI1K SAM* Pi 'ESS. IN SILVJUUPLATED EXTEN . flION CASKS, WITH PENCILS. For 50cents,the Magic Pen: for76cents, theLucky Pen; t.r ?, th? Al??jm Umdf BtVitor *"*?*}? I Klcgant Pen: ?i*J for 11 AO, the Kxc*Uior Pen. Tb?? areweU-finHbed. *ood-?rttin* Quid Pern, Wf ilfmTn paiota.tb?wrenMt??c?ro( every ooe of which will lar outlast m gross of the best Steel Pen* The name ol -A. Morton," -Number, end "Qnel Ity** ere ?temped on tl?e following Pens, and the Point* ere warranted fords months, except against accident. The number* indicate d*e ?*!//?; * being the amallest. No. C the large*t. adapted lor the pocket; No.4 the small**. and No. 10 the largest Mammoth Gold Pen, for the deck. Ion? and me GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES. Pbr 75 cents, a No. 1 Pen, lit quality, or a No, Pen, 3d quality. For $1, a No. 'J Ten. 1st quality, or a Now 3 Pea, 2d quality, or a No. 4 Pen, 3d quality. For SL25,a No. 3 Pen, let quality, or a No. 4 Pea, 2d quality, or a No. 5 Pen, 3d quality. For tl-5<V a No. 4 Pew, 1st quality, or a No. & Pen. 2d quality.br aNo. C-Pen,3dqiudfty. For $1.75, a No. 5 Pen, 1st quality, or a No. 6 Pen, 2d anality. . *V a 90. __ TUB SAME GOLD PENS. WITH SILVER E.XTEN-. S10N CASAS, WITH PENCILS. For H.M, a No. 1 Pen, let <|nality, or a No. 3 Pen, No. 2 Pen, 1st quality, or a No.SPin,' 2d quality, or a No. 4 Pen, 3d quality. For $2, a No. 3 Pen, l?t qualitr, or a No. 4 Pen, 2d quality, or a No. ft Pen, 3d quality. For $2-60, a No. 4 Pen, 1st quality, or a No. 6 Pea, 2d quality, or a No. G Pen. 3d quality. For $3, a No. 6 Pen, l*t quality, or a No. 6 Pea, 2d q,JFor'il^0ra No. 6 Pea, tsfc quality. GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER MOUNTED DESK-I10LDRRS. for**, a No.4JPeS. for fc25. aJli/pECtor $*7?, a No. 6 Pen. for ?160, a No. 7 Pen. For $1, a No. 8 Pen, for fS, a No. 9 Pin, and for $6, a Ko. 10 Pen. The >*lst quality" are pointed with th*:vary best Iridosmin points, csrefhlly selected, and Done of tbii quality are sold with the ?lightest imperfection which ?kill and the domt scrutiny can detect. The?-2d quality" are superior to any Pens made by him previous to the year 1900.' The "Id quality*' he intend* shall equal la respect to Durability. Elasticity, and Good Writing Qualities (tlijonljr true consideration*) any Gold Pen* made I ^ l? regard to tlvtcfeeapGold B^nih* begflearu to ?ay that, prerious to operating hie New and Patent ed Machinery, he could not hare made as Good Writ forties ordering miitt in aU instances specify the f&umbef; and ^Onalify of the Ptn or I*ns and Owi wanted. For sale by all dealers in the line throughout the couDl/y. Addreos L A. MORTON, No. 25 Maiden Lane,- New Tcrk. . _a?7 ooe lending ? rial* letter poet Hup wil t re ceive .a circular with 0*simile engraving* of the I above sixes and styles, mb2t-3md Iron Mill for Sale. ON the fifteenth day of April next, between nine and ten oclork A. M^ we will offer at public sale, at the Couit House in the rlty of Wheeling. Ya.. the property known aa the "Washi.xgto* Roluso MlU-n with its appurtenances, including coal privilege, railroad ana ftundnr town lot*. Tl>. Mill I. i t A.M. . . . T?.? Hnk. riou?uiy in cxpenaiiure of than fire hundred dollars would put it in com ^le running order. It i* located one mile and a f below Wheeling, immediately on the east beak of the Ohio rfeer. Txavs.?One-half cash, and the balance in ooe and two yearn, equal installments, with Interest and 'goodmrity. DRAXMLKY **FBNTON. Mar, h 4th, 1S?2. ' mhlO-td OLD FOLKS! All Attired in Ancient Costume, -ITTILL gire TWO of their GRAND OLD-FASII YY ION ED CONCERTS at WASHINGTON HALL.' On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, March 16thand97th. ; % 7-, THE OLD FOLKS wfllbe^sslsted by Mn. Emma ted basso. ^axxxr Stocc*. AWrlUCitxu and Corstx Rto SttFSBSiSSSt?!!??. at 7 o'clock; commence a&.79*. The Front Seats wiU be Reserved for Gentlemen accompanied by Ladle*. Children attending the Kveniug Concert*, unaccompanied by their parent*, will be charged tull price. A MATINKK wUl be given on Thursday Afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the accommodation on Ladles and i Children. mh22-5t MOTHERS, f OOK AFTER TOUR CHILDREN.' That cough, JLi and hoarsenes*, and difficulty of brtathing, which prevents sleep and comfort, and threatens danger, may be quickly relieved by a few dose* ~ DR. CHAPMAN'S HOARHOCND BALSAM. llyLOO A mS T J. C. HARBOUR'S CHEAP CARPET & WALL PAPEH EMPORIUM. Ho. 143 Main St., Wheeling, Va. WFIERB may aftraya be found the largest and tnoat desirable rtock of Carpeti. R?g?t Oil Clottoi, Wall Paper, MATTING. MATTBBMK^OPlW^gltfg^ia.. Table and Piano Coven, Window Blioda, Curtain riuwd Looking Olaeaea, tj?ether with many ctbtr article* wkirt> make, my bou?e the moet cumplel. Furnishing Establishment Id tin Kxhni wn(ij!.?a ?f triltj. ao either wboleaate or it tail, at tlx lowest poatibl. price* fer CASH. -i r Tboea in vast of cheap and gooi-floode will tio well to can at No. 143 Main it, Whi?Mifc T?. - H\ . 1 . ? jTc-SPHgi ARR. ROBERTSON, M. D. wamao.T ' V DR. K. G. WINCHKIali, Office'au ee 145 Market-8t. WHEELING, J A A LL THK REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN TIIK ART /V that have ben thoroughly tasted vfl] be prompt. I j adopted at this office. Price* aa low a? good and permanent work eat baprodnced. All operatiooa warranted. deelO ?-<* FOR REST.?The bouse on Market st? situated immediately north of WaAiagtoe Hail. '"^ATbia Iioum has long been occupied aa' a fint ~ - audi, r 3 claea boarding bouse, and la favorably aitnated and arranred fur that purpose. Apply to feblft 5. RICHARDSON, Agent. B|l FOR RENT.?Iha large and elegant Ion r "??story brick store hooee cm Main strees, lately JBEoccupind by Heiakcil Agweaxlngen. aa a dry JE?occupiBd by HeUkell A Sweartogen, a. a dxj goods store. Posieiion giTen immwlalely. Also, the (bur story brick store buns a on Main st? now in the oecuponcy of J. W. McNeil as a Qassna ware store. Po?euiou given on flrat of April next. jan* P. B. ARMSTRONG. ei FOR REST,?The three story brick stor* wB house now in the occupancy of Jaases Oodfrej, JCmas a grocery store, and aitnated on Union at, frosting the sooth end of the market house. For ? grocery store, restaurant, or any kind of retail bu?5 dcm, thia store bouse, in point of location, is not ex celled by any in the city. Possession given on flm of April next. Apply to - jail r. R-ARM3TR0N0. FOR REST?The hmasl well known room, next door to Sprigg House, which baa occupied as the railroad ticket office. Prissi i sioa given on the first day of April. 1ML Ap^ly to FOR REST.?A building on Union at suitable for offiees. Enquire of Pr Clemens. or '13-lw SHKRRARD CLKMKK& For Rent and Sale. The subscriber has for rent, Store- Rooms, snail and large: also Offices in good building*. ?3J atory; Dwelling House* for rent; Building Lots and other real estate for sale. THOS. HORN BROOK. Office No. 11S?? np stairs, Main at,. feb26 between Monroe and Union. " For Sale. A COAL BUS MULE, well broken and of con venient sire for worklnr in coal bank. fcblS-Sw Apply to yOBTOJf, ACHESOX kOO. CASH! CASH Z S CASH IXt~ " f jtub hfehatt preniaja paid for Gold and SilT.r A J0"1- "fSf? Kl?h*?'> Culled states Ohio, Indiana, and Butera Bank note*, at the J?n3>-3a BA>*K OF WHKELIXQ. Town Property for Sale. ; me ?3^swsir,tt! SPRING GOODS! 1 ? -> . ? -* HARPER & bro muuhum sot:o^ JSS ?^** C~??r Oil Battle, " ' ^ShJi 4 ? dt?Sl