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The Oath raken by LInCoIn,s .rmy.

The following is copy of the oath which LINCOLN
causes to be administered to all the officers in his
army and navy-an oath 10 obey and support not
2 Con stitutiJn. but the President himself:
do g. / mnly swear, or affirm las the
case may b., thai " Il b,ar II Ue allegiance TO the
United States of America. and 1 will serve them
honestly an faithfully, without any mental reserva-
ton aganst sll their enemi or Opposers whatsO-
ever: TINT ,r .erUe and obey The orders Of The Presi-
Gept # tn u itd states aid the orders OF the oth
GERS appointed over me- according TO the rules and
articles for the government of the navy land army
of the Unit 4 States.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, at --,
This -- day of --. lS-.
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Col. W. B BATE.-The Fredericksburg IVA
Ne1cs says of Col. ". D. BATE: I'VE have been a
frequent visitor within his lines and we have ne
knowns commanding officer more assiduous in his
attentions to tn. comfort of each individual man
his regiment, more careful in preparing them by
effective drilling for the fight in which they are so
ambitious to engage. His exact discharge of all
the acquisitions upon him. and the thorough recon
noisance of the entire country between his camp
and the enemy, affords our people a consciousness
of security whilst protected by his gallant men and
their Virginia and Arkansas companions"
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The Skirmish at New Creek Depot.
The Richmond Enquirer prints the following off
cial reports of the affair at New Greek Depot
BRIGADE HEAD QUARTERS


CAMP DAVIS, RoMNEY, June l9thlS6l. {
COLONEL: have the honor to report that on yes
terday directed Col. j. c. Vaughan, of the 80 Tenn
Regiment, to take two companies from his own and
two from the 18th Virginia Regiment, and at 8
o'clock 2. NJ, to proceed to New Greek Depot IS
miles West of Cumberland on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad dispense the forces there collected,
bring away the two pieces of artillery, and burn
the Railroad bridge.
The directions, | am happy to assure you. were
carried out to the letter, the march of IS miles
accomplished between P NJ and II the next day.
Some $50 of the Federal troops, after slight stand
retired in disorder with loss of few men. The
bridge was the burned, and Col Vaughan retired
bringing with him no pieces of artillery and stand
Of cUlors.
To Col. Vaughan, his officers and men, am much
indebted for the handsome manner in which my Or
ders were carried out.
Enclosed you win find the report of Col Vaughan.
l am, sir, very respectfully Your obedient ser
want. A. p HILL,
Col. Sd Regiment, Commanding Brigade.
Col. Z. K SMITH, A. A. General.
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SENATE CHAMBER. June "a. ls6.

MEssRs. VLxNoY AND DAHLGREN-GENTs After
thanking you for the complimentary style of your
note, take occasion to say that have hastily pre-
pared sketch of the remarks made by me on the
occasion referred to by you, which is herewith
enclosed and placed your disposal.
Respectfully yours, RIG. PAYNE.
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The editor of the LyDchburg (Va) Republican,
who was at Manassas Junction on the 2lst, says
"a gh. between this point and Alexandria is hourly
expected. Our advance posts are so close to the
enemy as to render fight almost certain. But
there will be no big battle for some time yet"
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A LIBERAL AND PATRToTfc PREsENT.-Messrs. A
G. Bostwick and John n. Klein, merchants of this
CITY, Yesterday presented the Macon Volunteers
with 500 yards of Blue Cashmere for uniforms-a
must liberal and timely present and for which we
hope they will receive verfcation of the promise
that "the liberal soul shall be made fat."-AiGcon
ttla) telegraph.
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Ernnl WILSON.

LEBANON, June I'D, 1851.
Mr. EBrroR: Public sentiment has concentrated
here on Isham G. Harris for Governor, X, 3. "a
ruihers tor Congress, Col. Il. f. Thompson for SEN
ate, Col W. l. Martin and E. S. Smith for House OF
Representatives 1t is understood that this ticket
will Lave opposition so far this county is con-
eerned Our people are united and we wish to
ksep them so. WILSON.
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ANDY JOHNSON boasts that LINCOLN will send his
Swiss into Tennessee to subdue her brave people
He dare not come in the front of the host. There
are thousands of Tennessee volunteers who would
be particularly grati6ed to take his top-knot when
he comes in such cause. If your "two eyes never
saw the mortal man they feared" ANDY, suppose
you lead LINooLN's army into Tennessee. Perhaps
your two eyes may then betray you into seeing
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THE ARMY IN VIRGDIA-In the Virginia Conycn-
ton on the goth inst Mr. MORTON, in ausion to the
army now in Virginia, said that she had forty-two
thousand men of her own in the field, and the Con-
federate Government had forty thousand.
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CEDAR SNAG

New York The New York Herald of the 18th
inst, says: "a general conviction obtains that, with
very few exceptions, our great jobbng houses must
go to pieces sooner later and, under the circum
stances even three to four per cent month proves
too feeble an induc0ment to persuade capitalists to
bay their paper
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TIE PRESS TO DE SILENCEB.-Another indication
Of the policy of the Government is given in the
following notice, served epon the Wheeling Union,
a State Rights paper:
CAMP CARIILE.
To the Editor Of he Union paper:
We have suffered euo4sh from the evil tone of
your paper il would be prGdent to tiscontinns its
publication. A HINT 70 the wise is sufi ient
J. W. FoRpYce, ~
Captain Of Company c, y. 5. A,
May 2lst, 1851.
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Justice of the Peace.
-. n. III. ,.,7;o, tl,;g onc

Justice OF the Peace.
Tie New York Daily Day Book copies this and
says:
Let all the people read this aud then silently be-
fore God, take an oath, not that they will obey
Abraham Lincoln, but the Constitution of the United
States and of their own States and that they will
defend with their lives the institutions of free
dom which their sires taught them TO love and pre-
nrYn
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sixth CongreS,Ional Di.trict

We are requested to announce Hon. JAMES II.
THOMAS a candidate to represent the 9th Congress
sional District in the Congress of the Confederate
Stntas
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A NEW COURSE OF CoNMERcE.--The Republican
says among the arrivals at Savannah on the goth
inst by the Central Railrond, was a car load of
West India plantains. Where they landed is anoth-
err ouestion
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SImIth County.
DrvnNs SPRINGS

DIxoN's STRINGS, June %, 1861.
Ia Major Ddrid B,rrford SIR The undersigned
citizens of Smith county, 10 view OF the bold man
ly and patriotic position taken by you in behalf OF
the South against Northern oppression and usurpa-
ton, as wei rs your experience. ability and other
consideration. 90 hereby most respectfully request
vgr TO announce yourself candidate at an early
hour, to represent the counties OF smith and nurn
ner in the Senate Of tbs State:
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BALLooNNG-LowE went ballooning from Wash~
ington, and on looking around discovered another
balloon to the Southwark. Lowe was astonished.
He descended and the following colloquy occurred:
LINCOLN. Well LOWE. what discoveries
Lowe. Only another balloon to the South
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The OPPOSING FORCES NEAR WINCHEsTER-TwENTY-
THREE MORE YANKEES KuLED.-We learn from Capt
NJ Z Price, the master Of transportation, and en-
plOyed IN removing the machinery from Harper's
Ferry, who arrived at Ri hmoDd yesterday evening,
that within an area OF ten miles of WilliamspOrt
there are twenty thousand troops of the enemy.
Some estimate the number at thirty or over thirty
thousand. Among them four or five hundred
citizens of Berkey county. The rest are from
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and some from Allegheny
county, Maryland. The bulk Of the army is at
Wilhamsport. We have about fourteen thousand
volunteer troops in the neighborhood that say,
about ten thousand within four miles of Winchester
two thousand, advance guard, six miles from Mar
tinsburg and two thousand in Hampshire county
watching the movements of Mcclellan.
Col. Macdonald left Winchester last night, with
four hundred and fifty mounted rangers. The mi;
litia all called out in Rockingham, Augusta She
nandcah, Frederick. Clarke, Jefferson. Berkeley,
Morgan and Hampshire. and were moving last night
and this morning, in immense force to join the main
body of the army at Winch ster. Every man that
could get gun was moving.
All the property, consisting Of stock, wagons,
grain provisions, household goods and servants,
was taken on Tuesday by the Federal troops from
DR.. Allen c. Hammond, o. C. Cuzpingham, Jam .
Cunningh tm and illiam Crossweh.
Col. j. B. Hoge, with 100 mounted rangers, killAi
% Yankees, and brought their scalps to the Quar-
termaster. He routed the rest and drove them
across the Potomac Richmond Enquirer, June q.
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REMARks or SENATOR rArNE.

Mr.. Speaker: The Governor has imposed upon me
the pleasing duty of presenting this beautiful flag to
the Senate. The action of Tennessee IN the great
crisis of our affairs has been looked to with deep
interest by her Southern ssters,-her geographical
position.-her intimate relationship with these
States.-her former glory acquired upon the field.
AMI IN the Cabinet, fully justified such anxiety and
interest the part of ENTHUSIASTICALLY might This
be expected from the sons and daughters of Ten
nessee scatt red throughout th States of the South
they can well say:
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From Virginia

From the letter of the accomplished and we'll in
formed correspondent of the Savannah Republican,
writing from Richmord, under date of the 10th
inst, we extract as follows:
HOne is almost amused at the numberless rumors,
some of them exceedingly absurd that are tele-
graphed to you by the western lines Perhaps they
would not seem ridiculous If were not here up
on the ground where many of them are known to
be utterly false. Such telegraph exploits must be
a great tax upon your eXchequer. as well as upon
tie patience of your readers.
Our military operations are conducted with con-
summate tact and ability, and your readers may
rest assured that if the evacuation Of Harper's
Ferry has really taken place, the grounds upon
which it was ordered, If it were proper to make
them known would fully justify the step. The con-
dence of the army and of the public in the patri-
otism and ability of the Government and in the
skill and courage Of our commanders, seems to be
unbouEGed. This is well-fOr it enables those in
authority to give all their attention and energies to
the enemy.
circles, that the Washington Government do not
mean to begin offensive operations before the assem-
bling of Congress on the 4th of July and that there
is not likely TO be- any general engagement before
that time unless We seek the enemy ourselves.
"The battle TAT Bethel Church) seems to have pre-
duced profound impression in the North, incon-
siderable were the forces engaged in it, Il will
have the unfortunate effect so far as we are con-
cerned, to teach the enemy to be mere wary and
circumspect hereafter.
"a bearer of dispatches from our Commissioners
in Europe, arrived here yesterday, accompanied by
the correspondent of the London Herald Lord Der
by's organ, and of the London Chronicle. They took
the circuitous route from New York by Louisville
and Nashville They say that public opinion in Eng
land is almost wholly on our side You will be glad
to learn that DR.. Mackey, of the london Illustrated
Ne7rs. who visited your city some few years ago,
has all his sympathihs enlisted in behalf of the South
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THE PRIvArEER PRISONERS.

The crew of the privateer Savannah on board the
Minnesota attracted considerable attention. They
were all the gun deck, the officers being shielded
from general observation by thick canvass screen
The whole crew present-sixteen out of the origin
al thirty, the remainder having been otherwise dis
posed of-were ordinary looking set of men as
one could ever meet. Nearly all were foreign born,
the Captain only representing himself to be Phil
adelphian The prize master is nephew of Mr.. HUI
ger, formerly Postmaster of Charleston. South Car
Olina and of Gen. Huger, now of the Confederate
army. The commission furnished this No. "
prlvatecr by President Davis is curiosity, and IS
such will be handed down to future generations.
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LINCOLN. Whose balloon? ...
Lowe. BEAUREGARDs.
LINCOLN Well these rebels are getting high 10
thus aspire above To1pe
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The House resumed the consideration of the unfn
ished business being House bill, No 30 to submit
to vote of the people an ordinance for the adCp
ton of the permanent Constitution of the Confed,
rate States
Mr.. HURT asked and obtained lie I'VE to withdraw
his bill in lieu.
Mr.. MARTIN offered the same bill in lieu.
On motion of Mr.. MORPRIS, the bill IN lieu was
laid upon the table,dyes Sc. nays 20.
The bill was then passed on its third reading
Gues AZ noes H.
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Mr.. HURT offered resolution (No. 80 to adjourn
die Saturday the 18th irst., at four o'clock
P. NJ.
Amended on motion of Mr., FARRELLY. so as to
adjourn on Monday July l, at four O'Clock, P. NJ,
and adopted ayes 3j, noes p.
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portant change in the programme. That is, there
has been change if it was intended as the public
supposed, to send feet up the Kanawha river The
troops which were reported to be destined for the
latter place landed here and the boats returned
Marietta.
A force of six thousand troops is now concen-
trated here, under command of Gen. Rosecrans,
awaiting orders.
Important movements are on foot and events of
a stirring nature will evidently transpire in day
or two.
Two regiments are expected to move across the
country toward Charleston via Guyandotte, immed-
lately.
GRAFTON, Va, June 23.-Maj. Gen. Mcclellan and
Staff arrived here early this morning accompanied
by Lieut.. Mack's Company of 4th u S artillery
and the Sturgess Rifle Company, of Chicago, as
body guard.
The Sd and 4th Ohio regiments reached here this
evening
The Ohio 9th is encamped at Webster
Brig Gen. c. II. Hill, of Ohio and Staff, arrived
yesterday, to take command of the Ohio Brigade of
State troops. IL is not known what movement is
contemplated.
A deserter from the Rebel camp at Remney, re-
ports their number to be 500.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued proclamation assur
ing the people of Western Virginia that the pledges
given in his proclamation of May 26th will he faith
fully carried out He concludes
ITO my great regret | find that the enemies of
the United States continue to carry system of
hOstitles prohibited by the laws OF war among bel
ligerent nations and of course far more wicked
and intolerable when directed against loyal citizens
engaged in the defense of the common government
of all individuals, and marauding parties pursu-
ing guerrilla warfare firing on sentinels and pick
cts, burning bridges, insulting and iDjuring, and
even killing citizens because of their Union senti>
ments and commtti lg many wicked acts.
Il do now, therefore, make my proclamation and
warn all personsthat individuals or parties engaged
in this species of warfare, irregular in every view
which can be taken of it, thus attacking sentries,
p kpts or other soldiers destroying public or pri
waite property, or committing injuries against any
conduct, will be dealt with in their persons and
property according to the severest rules of militia
law An persons giving inform alton or aid TO the
public enemies will be arrested and kept in close
custody, and all persons found bearing arms unless
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WE WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD OF TEN
DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery. or
BAiLf. Said bay was raised in or near Raleigh n C..
and was frmerly free, but sold BY the Sheriff for
BY Messrs Powell Lee. of this District Said bow Is
about Is years old about feet 10 inches high and weighs
about TO lbs, has yellow complexion and poxy face
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