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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

FOR sALB-FoUHDERY AMI MACHINE
with two acres IF ground and two
dwellnR houses attached water, power for ak run
OF stones Cnst origiuall., S27 Ogi can he bought
Tor Sl2,'M-S5,hO- cash, balance in one AID two
years, with interest, Address PERRY BBCHTLE,
sprtu Ptsld, Ohio. mhIl.bs
E'OK SAI.E-COuNTRY KFSTDENCE Sit
city consulting of eight rooms, hall and ce lar. iii
in coed repair with three and one. fourth acres Of
R'Qund Also, a god house OF four rooms, and
stables, all belonging to the residence. Address u.
BUTLER, Cumminsville. U. mh7.lS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

"ANTED-GTRL-To cook Wages SO 80 per
week, and permanent situation. Apply i'm
msdiately. Families supplied with frst class help,
Of al Tations, maze and fnTale. Apply at the civ
EmpIOyment Office, ES1 Walnut 81. mhI3-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

ANVN II nhhdFOme thrte-stOrY BTiCk
pMslllng, OF nine rooms hall papered paint
ed; ba'hfotm ! eat-txtures; every thing IN CON.
pIeie order Lot % b. 10 feet, t. an alley Will be
ALSO-A House and Lot on West Ninth-st.
houte OF xix rooms; lot 20 by IS feet iron fence in
AISO-A fine Farm Of 1875 acres. well improved,
Wlb large house Of ten rooms; hall in the cen ter
ffame barn orchard 90 acres cleared fine timber!
situated sixteen miles from the city. Would tax
pal. in improved property, and balance in pay.
ntnts. WIN n SHEppARn P'
mhls.b So We, TTbird a.
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wAwTNU,

"WANTs," "FoR SALE" "FOR RBNT,n
"LOST," "F0UND," ~"BoARDIN0,r eo -Ad-
rqtissmeHis eos'tnO uuder hsss headings, not esossd-
ing IRE hnes utH Be- Inserted iuice for 10 cent?.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

WANTED-TO FURNtSH-TWo gentlemen
w with furnished Sleeping rooms. GOpd refer
ences mus be given Inquire at 1857 hichmond-
street, between Mound and Cutter. mhl3.b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

VA ANT E~D-C0OK-A competent Cook, who
cao come recon ende1. can have a good
place and waets Apply at 1872 Plum-st. A man
COOK not wanted mhlt-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

EN0k SALE-OH ENCHANGE-For a good
Horse 9nd Buggy, 50 acres Of good Land in
miles nom a railroad and sixteen miles from JET.
feIsupvilc
low prices, to trade for n piano or mercbandise
mhl2 c. J ID. SIDDtIL, - West fhirdst
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

Nr D-EyeTy man, woman and child in
w this city and vicinity to buy their b ,0ts,
eho's and Ga,teIb at A. j. ~BAR8OUR'S, No. 14O
West Fttth;st,, by SO doing you will save your
mo- e5 one-balf mh9-f+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

"AhTEO-I COVINGTON-A gentleman
w std Sife, with one child, are desirlus # OBJ
aiming board In u private family, where there are
Nv or DO %boarders Also, board In sane family for
= SINGLE gentleman. References given, If required.
Aodress . II X Box 20, Coyington. mhi4-a'
W. AkTED HARDWARE CLERK One who
has been regularly trained in the business,
I'd with. a thorough experience Of all its de ais
lpeXecpti0DGble references required, aud q LID arAl
plafy Etyen. The applicant must be ready II 10 I'VE
pc city mex week., 10 take the place IT, ono Of the
acft hpuTisbirg towns 10 Ohio. la a ally eOmmuni-
hlirn by railroad Apply immediately TO
mhl3-e TYLER DAVIDSON & 20.
M ANTRP-P Partner sith 81 600 70 Ss,0nL ip an
established business on MAR. St, now paying
~, hut may lie enlarged with salty and profit,
NcTess for three months, with real nsms, abpoiat.
time and place for interview, Cincinnati Post
hOe Box 429. fe23-x
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14

az AN1ED-S2, For one or two years,
seotued by mortgage on real estate. Also,
ons tear. Address A. NJ, Press Office,
Ohm. mhI3.bF'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-09

AZ errsain uuprineirled persons are at
tempting to palm 81 On the ans.sreesips
public. limitations Of ny Prepared Glse, !
you'd caution oil persons to examine pc
fore Purchasing, and see that the fall ns1es
c9fspALplNG's PREPARED GLUE
: On he ossside wrapper; all eihsrs are
sisdiinr ssuu,estsiss III
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orr STOCK or TRIMMINGS.

;s very TASTY and very extensive. n We
can put them right down 10 The lowest POS
sible prices.
Wefsel grateful TO a friends fcr the
vevy liberal share cf patronage already be-
slowed urcu Ne, and hop. By siadicus ar..
pl;essiou TO the interest OF our friends and
me public generally 70 nesisthe same, and
IN view Of the fest hat our purchase this
fall Is large, and taking issc consideration
the .hsrsness Of the present crop, ve have
w.,seJ our rood d the lowest coseible
plesse dive us . call before buying else
vsssr ve The 10 shsv goods whether We
ess cell or Dot.
Panels, SEPT. 3. leo. sss-ik
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SAVE TIE rIECEst

SAVE THE PIECESt
gCuNuNyt DlsPATCul
rFuAS rrrcH IN Tixs Saws Ntss."A1
AZ accidents gill happen. even in we'll
regulated families. i, Is very dssirvhle to
have ssme cheep AMI convenient way for
rsrairin. Furniture. Toys; Crockery. Nc.
sPALprNus PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergencies, and no house
can afford to Ne without il. u is alvsys
ready aud up TO the sticking point.
~UsEFUL IN livery HOUSE"
n. IA Brush accompanies each bottle.
Price Is cents. Address,
HENRY c. SpALDtNG,
No. a. Cedar street, Nev Nork.
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Administrators Notice.

4 ETTtkS 0f Naturalization on q -.
IL ate Of Mary n. King, deceased. hav.
ing been thi. day granted 10 the undersign.
cd, by the Probate Court Of Pamela county,
Mississippi, all persons having claims
again-, said estate, are hereby notified TO
have them proba,ed and registered In the
Office Of the Probate Clerk Of said county,
within the time prescribed BY law. or this
notice will be plead in bar Of the same.
J. J. SLEDGE, Admir-.
March cith. 1861. nl0.6v
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%e !!!!;f!M
" CURE "
NervoUsneadacfle
Mh i9Rl


fly fn#rHf fH..0
n.tt.f Nni0ifl NJ.
,H HHt IfflH
hHIet m @
Af tl tI H0
lln ilI linton
.HI Il.flN.
Mo- Hng
.rfI N.H. u
.M 0I Yf..f. 0..I
aI Hr
.Ur.f
.If. ~ Nv. .N
nI'.f.I elasticity 0Ht .i..n''h If t.
boz
1bs orrnAflr rntg at.H f.
nf IutD ff.NU fl.t r'nlH.i. WV
ffr0nmuH hnt|H Doom ua mNnY f
Iufiutvl.a1 lm. iN.. have prevented 1nl
ftlffrl o. ft.f UuUUH' .f 'IIu 300 a1H.r
Int from ilfa iHahe, vhHilHf .fi .nI.nH 10
tte Enormous .'rm Ur from l.fhn.rl .il''
r. ihr stomach,
They hfa tli.fr'r ff'a ihIoin n.r ..m
position, an1 mHf latNkn nfHi times vI'l
perfect ralrly without making un. fhlnf'
III lIrt. nul the absence 40 HuY ifr
ablo ia.io renders ID clsg 10 Admins tur
them 40 children.
uEWAHE or C0uhTIUItIIH'
th0 genuine have Else suniutcH VI Horny
4. Spniiing 40 clah B0s.
sold hy Druggists md all oihef Dealers
10 NJ l%icines.
\ box will be- sent ly mail prepaid pu
receipt " the
sHTfy =, fF.N'fH,
81 orders should hp Addressed 70
HENRY q HPALpihG,
- fsdar sfrfsf, wv Vert,
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rrA single bottleuf sr,tpiSS's Fssr,sEp
utru will save ten tiulss It's c1st annually.
c-E 1908 TaEELE.-I GLuEt
.
GRAZ MOS PREPARED GLUEt
grtr~ ENra m PARED GLuEt
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
RHfs.fUgIPHay.

IO AhD tON
P1S,.s0sLPEGs.
A BcpcroicHi Institution, established by
special %erdormeai. .lor The Relief IF me
Sizes and distressed, afflicted riih r%irpieaf
and epidamir disedsss, aud especially for
he cure ef disease Of The Seruai Organ'.
NVhplCM advice given gratis, by the
vi acting Surrcan, to MI who apply by
letter, with . description Of their condition.
(age, occupation, habits Of life, Se.,) and
in cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines fur.
nishcd free II charge.
Valuable Reports IN Srornatorfhes, and
other niscases Of the Sexual Organs. and
on the New Remedies employed in the Dir
rrnsary. son, to the afflicted IN sealed letter
envelopes, free u charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address bs. J.. sgttiS ilorouroS, Act.
ing Surgeon. Howard Association, No. ?
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. by OF.
der VI tho Directors.
EZRA u. HAlTwELI., President.
Gro. FAtHcuttp. Secretary n3p-ly
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R~syaoidsbury, fraukiis Co. Ohio.l
January p, lSGl.
IIrVuv 4. SrstptNu,
NJ. T. Cedar st.. y. v.
ur,R STA -tnclnsel ind twenty FIVE (sil
cents. Tor which send box u acceptable
Pills" send to address u Rev. VIM. &.
FILLER. Rsvncljsburs. Franklin Co.. Ohio.
Your Pills rurk the q chdrns-cure
Hsfttshs aiH,e,i ~iastantsr.
Truly yours.
WI, e.. FILLER.
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SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
il within their reach.

A, fhsss Tofimonidh rere uiso'rtied bg
Ma. S%r,tptSo, they afford mqnssiion.
able proof Of The effcdey t this
truly scientific discovery.
N,soSvltr, Conn, Feb. 8, lsbl.
NR. SrAtniso.
Sir have tried your Ccphalic Pills,
and ! iks them 80 wdl That I want yoa to
send me two dollars worth more.
Part n these arc Tor the ~ncighhors, 10
whom | gaze a few out u the hrsi box ]
60, from YOU. send the Pills BY mail, and
ublisc Your oh't Servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
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Belle Vernon, Ono, Jan. Is, ls6l.
lirSHy q. SrstptNG, tsg.
Please iud incloscd twenty-five cents, Tor
ehieh .cni nc another box " your Ccpht-
ltc Pill. Tiny ARE are truly hs best rus
Hare srsr trad.
pirsc, A. SLOWER, 4. ".
Belle Vernon. Mtandu,, Co.. y.
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Y8g WggELr 2BBOLB 8YbR,

- - - -
c. L.RALLINCS
panola. Miss"
tu
ffayLE a0D 41sI
GOODS,
Brown End Heafhfd Domestic,
PlanfAp' LnfHt
Linen DfiUingat
Cofi0nadfF,
uambf0bna,
Dfnimt,
mla hlI maHm.
FANCY PRINTS
HYHIpEb PLlU HROUb
osilslI,IArgsI.
U WhIo anl Cg.0ul Camtfr,
Nh to Luu ntil,
Mllo ln.u Ialie DHrlfi
TuHrun..
TuN.' md Nhfiiul,
nfuan lnm lnhio DiHrDr,
trrHs
Bird Wr pihraf,
lf.h Liurn,
iIuy Linen,
M u eaHc,
Cotton,
Furniture Print
% I Brown and Bloachrl Shooting,
Furniture md Apron thrks,
Elnrk, Brown and White Hollands
Canyns md pnlliurH,
White md tolprnd Seiirin,
Table Ol cloths,
American ringhams,
French Ginghhms,
Marsrillc. Quite,
Satin, Dumask,
Curtain tnmhrics,
Mohair Dcbcgc,
Furniture FIRING,
Bltck md Fancy Cloths,
Cassimercs,
French and English Drap D'Etc,
lloncy.tomb Quilts,
Bed Ticking,
Canton flanncls,
Plain 4 Twilled Nankccns,
Roll Camlcts.
u~hamhray bingham,
Corset Jeans,
Printed Muslins,
Jacone, Robes,
Organize Robes
White J%acouct,
Swiss & Null Nnslins,
Plain Naiufook,
Striped Nainsuok,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishops Lawns.
Barred Musliua,
StrturI NuattpI
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NEW PARTNER.

NEW
MFR. A.. ". Southworth, recently from
WI the house Of Douglas 4 Co.. Nash
vile. has become a member Of = irn.
The style will remain unchanged.
SOUTHwORT1l, NANCE co.
feb9s n6.2m
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o., 49,,
~ sOsTMGmvgNs.

Y1l, 10 The eUafss N = ysaf. send insay
fhlHuhis N apllafs, shspuyh sgsnis rks
efa ssfilsfsd oil aver The south, u tlhsis.
aail M fann ahi eastern olilesfof fssf.
hia, Fhah fun ran Ne ~ vail seftsiaf home
fafiha mme mlney The most N THE gsss
n faneh an1 fsmtef aboliilonlsis and giss
ihsm ihe meehf W fHH N yoaf negroes.
ani annoy fau In various wafs " 700
viii fsll III anf wofta IN Adams md tnios
a%lfsais, yau have The ~sdsahtagn n saeIss
shat gon buy We seer constantly on
hand he hest italian and ArefiesH mafhls
hniihei 10 The latest and inest s.yies
fn1fihon agents statements 10 The oon.
lfnry hbivi thsiahdinR) our workman ran.
hlt be ufpnsspd by my. " our work does
bot give entire satisfaction, We are hsrs u
ms whefo Yol can call and have any al.
l%oraiinn INSIDE you wish, " you oann5s
come, aoni your orders and they shall be
iliel promptly anil satisfactorily Come
and go ~ and save the fifteen ~ twenty
per cent paid 10 agents " northern and
north western manufactures.
FISHER, AIMS 4 90.
December 81, lsG0. htg.3m
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%iiAyrRroRp, Pa, Fob. 6, 1861.
siR Sr,tpiSg.
Sir wish you 10 send me pnc more boz
- YOUR Cethalic Pills, ! hare rsenrti q
gfofi deal 81 bcasfi from then.
You're. respectfully,
MARY Ann SrOlKilOuSE.
Sprses Crab. Huntington Co., Fd..t
January l., 1861. ,
II. 4. Sr.ptso.
Sir.iaa will r'ctfs ssnl mo two boxes
4 your Cerhalic pills. send them mmc'
i.a,cly. Respectfully yoar.,
y. S.-fhdrs m'ci one Dor 81 pour PtIl',
saf fni them srrsirHt
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Bsrrrip, Mass, DELL, tsGO.
n. 4. S~fsLntNG, Esq.
wtsh for sdmc ~ctrculars " large show
bills. - bring your Cerhalic Pills more
particularly before ms customers. " YOU
have ANYTHING II the and please s,nl 10 me.
unc u ms customers. who is su iect 70
severe SICK tIcadache. casually lasting two
is,s.l was card ~ IN aiidok IN uss hour
b. vsnr Pills. which sent her.
VIZ. WILKES.
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HOOP Sl<Il,T'S.
Fancy Dress Silks

Fancy Dress Silks,
Blue silks;
White Silks,
Green silks,
Pink Florence Silks.
Gross ia Rhine silks.
White, Black s Pink Satin,
Silk llaudkerrkicfs,
Linen llaudkcrchicfs,
Linen cimhric lldkfs,
Cotton iIaudkcrchiCfs,
Black Fringe.
White Fringe.
Fancy Silk do.
Fancy Dress Trimmings,
Fancy Dress Buttons,
Fancy Head Dresses,
toiIurcs.
sCtt Bracelets,
Necklaces.
Jacouc, and Swiss Collars,
sleeves in Sets.
Black Lace Wells,
Love Wells,
Green Bcfagc,
Brown Bcragc,
White BCragc,
Belts,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Elas,ics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

the lompkins zocSyes who was accidentally shot and
killed by q 90 Grade On Monday night were conveyed
to their Westinghouse, with the honors Of military
parade, Five hundred and fly HOME Guards, In
GLIDING the Zousves 70 which he belonged escorted
the corse. The coffin was tastefuly wrapped in the
National flag, and fine band Of musicians led the rro-
cessOn.
The stvbboroness with which merchan.s-even some
Of those who profess Union sentiments among the
resthave persisted in perperatng fauds to sell goods
ard wares in Tennessee and the obstreperous conduct
OF secessionists at Russellvlle, Bowling Green, and
other points near the line, have resulted in more
stringent policy by the Surveyor Of this port and
doubt not many in the Southern counties, and some
here, will have leisure to deplore their own misconduct
Every species of deception and trickery have been
used, and all sorts of false pretenses made till the pa
thence Of very kindy-disposed officer has been
out. Very few shipments am informed, are being
permitted in the direction of Tennessee though mer-
chants from that State continue 70 come and CO. a.
they expected to accomplish something. The express
wagons 90 to the depot of the Nashville road full of
large, heavy trunks and it ia not beyond probability
that considerable quantities of merchandise go through
BY the trunk strategem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

Of .be free ssts have any pack ,nateyer to stand
up 10 their cony' TONS I..
The anti-Republican Unior ATS here are chuesling
over ,b9 idea that cpaDre Of Cabinet may bring then
mellnto power. II smash up the Republican party
seems 10 be far lore leading object with them than
the destruction Of the Rebels.
The Uniouiss leld Ward meetings last evening TO
elect delegates TO City Convention, for choosing rep
Teseutsvrs in the Safe Convention, to select a
didste for Governor. j. Morrison Harris quasi Union
st, Anthony Kimmel and Alexander Bradford, real
USionisis are tue prominent candidates. Some cut
andout Unionist from the western part Of the Svte
viii probably get The noninsiion-perlar Gov. Frank
Thomas. lie 10 the man for the times-for Nag as
wei as December
The detection of May, Pearce, and A. Kennedy from
the Union party, is perhaps, bessing 10 be followed
by other deseriors quite az welcome, for then the
Government and its real friend3 will know on whom
to depend. Better forthom ~ he reduced to minority
Of bakers dozen in the whole State than TO be ted
20 tho carcass Of Rebellion.
The new police are TO be speedily uniformed in the
En-, isb sfylf,
| The Baltimore American is charmed at the Crtten-
den and Andy johnson resolutions, pedging the Gov
eminent TO disturb the blessed Institution Of Slavery
in any way whatever, by resort TO the military
power, during the war. If the rebellion cannot be
crushed, except by the exercise of the NARROWER in
emancipang the slaves of the RebeSates, The Amer
can is for giving mp the Union and saving the system
Of African Slavery. But when JEFF. Davis swarrns the
seas with pirates and resorts to every possible war
for the overthrow Of the Federal Gov ernment
to the adoption Of the cruel system of Indian war
fare and the aming of the slave against freemen, it Is
all right Why should not Toutani de Beauregards
black svebrothers fight against the defenders of the
| Union when 70 10 our side now would only
eonSgn them back TO Slavery again.
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few shels thrown into their quarters by rara gun
which Lieut.. C. used with great accuracy. This dis-
tic has for some dine been the nesting place OF TOE
Rebels, who Kept up communication with Yorktown,
giving the eAemy aN and comfort by carrying supftss
and information The expedition returned about four
o'clock this morning with schooner in tow, partly
laden with prov sions.
Following on tie heels of this expedition was an
order for Col Dmyce's, Col. Cars, Col. Bakers, and
the Townsend Regiment 10 move this morning at ten
o'clock, which order is being executed as WRITE Al
though the destination not expressed, yet it is under
stood to be Fox HILL she east side of Back River
the region reeonnotered by Lieutenant Crosby last
night.
To-day boats from the Minnesota and Roanoke made
reconnaissance of Sewall's Point. They approached
very near the front where ID aeeeda battery being
erected, and fired Shots which were not returned. /
have not learned the result of the reconnaissance which
made with deliberaion and without protest from
the Rebels,
II is now so clear that with few more troops, prop
erly Offered, we might make long reach toward
Richmond, taking Yorktown in our way and thereby
make a serious diversion from the main Rebel army,
thar s unaccountable that idleness n still nforced in
thie department 1t is certain that Norfolk, Yorktown,
and all the poss which the Rebels have held in force,
have been denuded to strengthen Beauregard, and
with anything like the vigor that Mcclellan has
evinced the Rebels could be driven out Of lower Vr
gnia and the force so long inactive brought into effect
i've cooperation against those in the interior. repeat
that if the present force is not to be increased or &C.
lively employed less than onelaf Of its numbers viii
answer all purposes.
The Vermont Regiment Col. Phelps, expected to
leave and go out Of service on the 2nd prox am as
sured that twohrds Of the prepared to reen-
list and return within one month. This Regiment was
one of the rt to offer their services 1t is composed
largely Of men Of substance, who made great sacrifices
to respond 70 the call Of their country. majority Of
them propose only to make visit to their families ba
they left in snch haste ndthen hurry back again. The
regiment fortunate from the start in having good
officers. For most Of the time Lieut.. Col Washburn
has been in command, Col. Phelps having command
of the brigade. Col w. isa sterling officer, man Of
bravery, and lie stands deservedly high with his
brother officers ] hope to see him return with the
Green Mountain boys.
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DR.. Barnes states thss at least 60 or ~ men were
butcbered in that part Of the field. When ne sfs u
the wounded were sitting or sometimes creeping away
on their hands and knees, or searching for dnn, '"
asuage their terrible thirst when he returned an o"'
laier they lay ike logs, all dead. DIR. Cheney, ~
bospital steward makes the same Statement anu "'
says that be is crcdbly informed that ai'er 'n1
retreat the hospital was burned and TIE woaiiuo'
Capt George Formsley Of Company r. ssn' as, ,'s
ment says be cav the hospital beyond Bun NUN D'o"
up on Monday evening after the retrea.'
had the reserves been brought up the field coud
been held all night and the wounded saved n'S ,aS'
onpion is slsred by all who left the field iS~' Inc
rctreat vvas n wicked and shameful abandonInent OF
onr dead and wounded, wholly without excuse. NJ
man csn give any good reason why the fresh regime ti
of reserves were not brought up to the trout TO cove
the retreat or assist in making stand. The grouI(
which we held Saturday was perfectly tenablC
on Monday, and no justification ca> be mad,
for retiring further The testimony of hundreds
of reliable individuals shows, beyond all doubt
that the murder of the wounded if not univer
sal proved very prominent feature in the bat
lie. Massachusetts, men and ZouaTes seem TO have
been special objects Of vengeance, but none were ex
empt from these atrocities. Let observation-disclosures
facts be collected and published now while the memory
is fresh that the world may that we have another
SepOy rebellion to crush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
THE CAPITAL IN DANGER.
PROJECT OF THE REBELS FOR CAPTURING WASH
NGToN-IRE TO AROUSE BAITIMoRE-BEAU'
REGARD TO ENGAGE MCCLELLAN, AND HEN


INGTON--LRE TO AROUSE BALTIMoRE-BEAU
REGARD TO ENGAGE MCCLELLAN, AND HEN
NINGsEN TO DIsLODGE RosENCRANZ.
From The N. Y. Times's Own Correspondent
WAsHISGroS Jnly 25, 1861.
In these exciting times, when many rumors,
having only imaginaryj are gaining cur
rency il is bad policy to add TO their number, but viii
be pardoned for communicating project which mill
tary officer of high rank has just assured me is now
entertained by the Rebels for gaining possession OF the
Capital The recent Of the Confederate forces
al Manassas has determined their leaders to adopt
other plan of campaign-to give up the defensive and
take up the offensive. They think it is useless pow 70
defend Richmond, but they deem it necessary TO oc-
cnpy this city and Baltimore, and to accomplish that
end they have not only agreed upon the following plan
of operations but they have begun to put it into Pfac-
tiee.
According to my authority, Gen. Lee, who has now,
as you know, set his corps GGrmee in motion. under
the pretext Of attacking our army in Western Viz
gna really intends to direct his force upon the upper
Potomac, which he will cross at distance Of about
forty miles from Washington. Once there he will be
joined by the Secessionsts, who secretly organizing
all over Maryland, and will then attack Washington
ON its uniortifed and defenseess aide. At the
time, Beauregard will make a movement against Me-
Clellan, whom he viii keep busy within his lines,
thus preventing his taking part in the defense of the
city, Johnston will be left to watch and conntcract
Pattersons movements; a strong column will be sent
against Butler from Richmond, and Pryor the eheyal-
Ter of the bowiekne, and HenniDgen, the companion
of Walker, tho flibuster, will dislodge RoseDcanz
from the position he occupies in Western Virginia.
Such, according to the information have received is
the plan the Rebel have adopted.