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Col seymOur, Of Connecticut, and with HIM
struck down the Mexican flag that noated
there. and planted the stars and stripes in its
place. 1t was a splendid act, and won the
| admiration Of the gallant soldiers who saw
| it, rs il did the applause Of the country when
| il heard of IT, Capt Kimball was breyettel
with the rank Of major for gallant services IN
Mexico, and has not since been in service un.
Ill the breaking out Of the rebellion. Demo.
cratic in politics, but liberal, enlightened and
tolerant, he was for some years the printer
(for printing is his trade and editor Of the
Woodstock (Nt.D Iye-which journal he left
to raise company IN the late Col, Ransom :
New England or 9th United States regiment
ut the outbreak Of our war with Mexico
During the administration of Pierce and Blu
chauan, We believe both, he held an appoint
mcnt in the New York custom house, the du'
! ties Of which post he discharged with tain
fitness and integrity. A warm personal
friend Of Major Klmball, who witnessed ana
chronicled the brilliant exploit III Mexico, re-
oces at this new evidence Of his heroism IN
the most terrible conflict in North Carolina.
Nav his sword yet win for him still higher
distinction and honor"
The Post might have added, with truth,
that Maj. Kimball cut the halyarla to the
flag at Chepultopec and had It partly lowered
before Lieut. Col. Seymour arrived, and that
he consented to share the honor with Sey.
mour. Had it not been for his generosity on
that occasion, Seymour's name would never
have been mentioned in connection with the
matter,
JEFF. Thompson la. week lett New Madrid
on one Of his predatory lncurslOns into the
country north of that place, and came near
being caught IN very clever trap LAID Tor
him by the federal troops. A. it was, JEFF $
command was scattered. and he lost several
small pieces of artillery and number O,
/ prisoners. This repu,e will probably put "A
stop, for a time at least, to Thompson ) raids
Federal soldiers now occupy Florence, Ala
bama, 4 regiment was taken up from For
Henry, under convoy Of two gunboats, early
last week On the return Of the bOats they
discovered and -ilenGcl rebel masked bat
terry on the Tennessee river. We lost lou
men killed The action took place near tn
Mississippi line.
The instructions Of the gencraI.in chic
IMcClelanl to Gen. Hunter, in the matter 0
the proposed Lane expedition, transmitted t
the L. 5. senate on Monday the 81 inst b,
the secretary Of war, settle the fact tina
Gen. Lanes prctcnsons were mere assump
tons.
60
4 NOBLE DECLARATION ten llaIIcck, II
hi. recent proclamation, declares the purPos
Of the march Of the army to be "To RESTORE
hor r. VIOLATE, THEcDN-TlrrrIoS AND LAWS.
INrlE Saws TENr--A text Uncle Sam ex
poet, t, preach from in a few days--Psalm
IL, verse "Mana,sa> i mine
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TWO DAILY CONNECTIONS

From Harrisburg to Baltimore and Washington
Baggage checked through-all transfers free.
Fare Ilr0yS as Lolc as any Other Route
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Accused SrrR."--A sin Of omission is
sometimes less excusablc than that Of con-
mission, and we have An instance now before
US. Our readers are well aware that all war
news that is now transmitted by telegraph Is
approved or authorized by the government at
Washington before it is given to the wires.
The dispatch we published on Saturday, an.
nouncing the crossing Of Gen. Banks diyI.
sion into Virginia On the Upper Potomac,
came to US with the official endorsement and
in that dispatch occurred the following para.
graph
"rhc plans of General Mcclellan are being
rapidly unioldcd, and You may rely upon It,
| from my own personal observation, that that
! brave young chicftain is diligently ~ well rs
| skilllully labOrlug to crush the monster rebel.
lion at the earliest moment
The Chicago Tribu1,e Of this morning pub.
fishes every word Of thi, dispatch ~ te,c-
graphcd on Saturday, erccpt Mc ajore para
gupb, which it purpo-ely omit, on account
OF its petty spite against Gen. Met IeIIan. It
is a SIN Of omission that is rs despicablc H. it
is characteristic Of the 7,Tbauc. But "com-
mcnt is unnecessary. II hicayo JomHai, Sd
/ Rev. Dr. Bellows delivered lecture on
"The War" in Portland last week in the
course Of which he thus sketches some Of the
prominent members Of the government
Wcquote from the report in the Portland
/ Transcript;
President Lincoln he characterized rs
simpl faithful firm, unwaycring, unambitous,
/ hgncst-nOt u genius-Jackson had not Il
! more unhcudng will, and am sure he was
! not honestcr-iust the man to hold the helm at
| this time doesn't care II snap whether he Is
! to be the next president or not-a long.mlnd
! ed ~ he is a long bodied man, looking on all
| sides Of u qucstun--provldencc never gave
us a better man than honest old Abe
| Applause Mr.. Chase. the secretary OF the
treasury. is Jove-lkc in person. II man If
largo jud ,tu"nt, comprehensive mind, honest
purposes possibly little AMBITIOUS, as Cm
J sar was, but incorruptiblc Mr. Stanton,
secretary Of war it would do you good TO see.
| lie looks like Chapin--a benevolent, genial
man. of great energy and every inch man.
| Cen Mcclellan, was described at length as
compact, handsome, supple, graceful il
moyement,no marked prominence Of intellect
glad Of it, for we Yankees are two apt to be
oil head, uEafectedly dignihed and frank,
not afraid of responsibility, an air of success
about him, something of the man of destiny
Che has heavy under jaw j he does not look
great, but as though he was certain to d,
great things--a true product Of America
o combining all the best products Of Young
, America stands little on precedent il get
ting ready to do the thing, and will yet vii
the great victory and deliver us from oil GU
troubles
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and that the time of rcdemutIon Of the same will
expire on the 2jth day of juno A. D. 1862.
Also that purchased at said sale the 10Th
day OF June, A. u. 1850, as follows, TO wit:
Sec Tp otthc 4,hPM Acres
T. hf ne 81 /, nrlw 81
hfnw ~ l. nr!w 81 oG-lOO
and tina, the tine Of redemption Of the same will
expire on the 10Th day OF June, A. D. 1862.
Also, that at SAID sale purchased on the 21th
day of June \. D. lsOO, lands ~ follows:
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NOTICE

IS hereby given to all persons interested,
l that the undersigned purchased at the Coliee.
tors sale for taxes due the State of Illinois and
County of Rock Island, and costs, on the 18th
Of June \. b, 1850, the following described lands,
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uNctE Saws TENr--A text Uncle Sam ex
poet, to preach from in a few days--PsaIms
L., verse "Mana,sa> i mine
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4 NOBLE DEcLARATIo>.--G llalleck, in
his recent proclamation, declares the purpose
Of the march Of the army to be ''To RESTORE,
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WINCHESTER'S
H0SpHtTES
DIR. Churchills specific Remedy
FOR CONSUMPTION,

NEKVOIS UTBILTTI, HIKOFILN, DlNFfFNIA,
BROECHlTIs, &c.
This is the most wOndertW Curdtire agent known
to medical scncc. 1t has effected cures in ercry
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~ The Arga is the only paper in this eoun n.
w., ,.Le. ,elepraphc reports, consequently 1t
am furnish the people of this and adjoining coun
Vs. ,,i,h new, in advance Of any othef paper
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PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
/ oiaII sizes aud styles, can be had at my shop,
on short notice. Also
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UorFL .-COmmodore ID. ID. Porter o!
the Mortar Fleet, portion OF which is now of New
Orleans, arrived late last night from Washington,
and immediately proceeded 10 the Aston lIouse,
whore apartments awaited hin. Com. Porter will
probably leave to-day for his home in New-lerscy.
Gen. II. G.. Wright, accompanied by his Aide.de-
Camp, w. W. IIubbell; {. W. Foster, Assistant
Adjuant General at Port Royr. aud Capt. A. Keith,
Dr. r. NJ. Heitcr. and II. L. Goodrich of Glen.
Wrghts slafI AT yed in the steamer Mcclellan late
las, night, aud took up their quarters at the Astor
House. Gen. Wright reports everything quiet, as
far us the military IRE concerned, al Port Royal. A
portion of Gen. Wright's staff leave tomorrow en-
route for Gen. McClellans headquarters, to whose
command the General and staff have been ordered.
Gen Wright will leave in day or two for the same
purpose Hon. j. G.. Reeves, from Washington, Col.
j. r. Hawley of the 10Th Connecticut Volunteers,
and DIR. ii. NJ. Field, from Port Royal, Paymaster
Cranmer Bond of the u. S. Navy, and Capt. G.. H..
Plat. from InIiisons Landing also at the AsIor
House.
Com. Kearney of the U. 5. Navy, Capt. g. O..
Morton of the regular army, W. G. West Of the u.
4. Navy, j. H. Baker, of the U. :. Army, and w.
Harold of England at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister at Washing
ton, Dr. =. L. Tnckerman and +. G.. Tuckerman Of
Boston, aud j. Snead OF Kentucky. are at tie Bro
wort House.
Comtesso de Mejan and daughter from New
Orleans, Charles Maekay from l.. l., and Juan
Chsrtrand OF Matarzas are at the New-York Hotel.
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roy's Stat. who in few words told them this war
was not one Of oppression but one for the enforce
ment of the laws ard the Constitution; that it was
in accordance with the laws of war to leave no bel
igerents behind them and unless they took the oath
they would be sent South. They ALL with the ex-
cepiion Of FIVE then forward and took the oath
The five who would not take the oath were arrested
and sent to the Headquarters Of Gen. Sigol
Upon discovering that the Rebels had lookout
upon high peak of the Blue Ridge, about eight
miles TO tho right Of Madison, Gen. Miroy sent three
companies of the is, Virginia Cavalry to capture
them. They assembled the bluff as cautiously as
possible but not in time to catch the Rebels, who
fed, leaving behind them twelve splendid horses,
with pistols and oarbines.
Col. Cluseret yesterday cent out party from
Madison in the direction of Stannarlsve, to over
take and capture some Rebel scouts seen III that
vicinity. They captured their horses-the riders
escaped. Austin ID. Springer Of Company +, 9TH
Indiana Regiment, who was taken prisoner at tie
battle at Port Republic, this morning came into
camp having left Lynchburg on the 10th. lie was
confined in tho Fair Grounds and escaped at night
| BY the aid of some negroes. lie walked at night
and slept in negroes buts by day. He says the
Rebels have but regiment at Charlottesville.
lie says $50 Of the prisoners taken by jackson from
Col. CAROLS brigade at Port Republic now at
Iynchburg.
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MARBLE ID.

BFTTs-GANTZ-AtS Syracuse. Monday. July %. blythe
Rev DR. Garfield HI. Woodward brt. 20 Lmnis Joephioe'
daughter OF th- li.e John l. GintS Of this city
DORSEY-Tt EL-Attt The Church ofS Francis Xayier. Six
te.ah street on Tuesday July % by the Rev II dc La
ysne ) j. Pad +. Dorsey Of Maryland. to EnAaoel 10
seI hine Tue formerly Of " Arlington d. {.
" ashit gton and New Orleans papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures Friday. Aug at s. An
drew. Caihois Church In this city by the Rev ~ Cur
Ton p t. r. Ferv Of PhHadepEia 70 jane Idnafsh OF
Albert place. Lilaciick lTeiauo
HALL-LUkENS-ln tho City OF Brooklyn, on Thrrsday
Juy a. isasc Hal 81 thai civ NINA Lukens younsre'
d,n.Lrr Of Dr. T. Lukens o! the same place formerly oi
Phi delrhia.
JFSKINs-HARROS-In Sscumer,o City. CAL; on Tues
dsy May q D., tho Rev r. Stan King Charlie. v jenkins
ogUrsss Valley. 10 Lucy iiGron Of tie former place.
KNApP-WATERS--On Thursday July 81. at - Marx
Church by the Rev. Henry l. Jones Frank H. hnApp Of
Brooklyn. t. Lbb- NaicTb OF this city.
McCOLLOM-MAX aM-On Sunday. July q al sh"'burne
Falls bls. ty the Roy. J.. II. Gray. Lieut.. Angn.tns
McColom e Ner-iofk City. L. :. " scotts SV,' 10
b Ni.s Matte MokaGl o. onc.burIe tsi.s, Mas
RORlNsON-KNON--A lie Bedford street. Methodist Fpi.
cops Church Tue,iay July %, bv tue Rows Jsoe. H.
scheucs y. HssaneY Haniba Robinson to Mary
4 EuOx ouy ia lyt.er a Chsr.es kuot, csl all oil tA'
e!.y "
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FROM GEN. POPE's Army.
Occupation OF Madison Erconnoi-snnse 10
sinnnprd.,ilIc- Remarkable RscaPe of
orc Of our Spies-Talinz the Oath -
aLirnish with Rebel CnvRiry-Artic
Gt~rntions.
SPECIAL lisrateh to The \. Y. Tribune.

Special LisJs tch to The n Y. Tribune.
WAsHSGToS, Monday, August ], 1852.
Oar adyices from Sperryville up to July H. are ~
follows: Two regiments Of infantry, one Of cavalry
from Gen. Schencks division, now occupy Madison
" ,niles in advance Of here. The recoEnoiteriug
marty cent to Stannardsve returned yesterday amer
LAYING accomplished all they were sent to DO.
Lsttalion Of the LIT Connecticut Cavalry encountered
a small body Of Rebels about seven miles from Madi-
sop. who. after slight resistance, fled. A private Of
The ,st Connecticut Cavalry disguised as II spy, was
taken three times by the Rebel cavalry, but managed
To escate without the least injury. The last time he
escaued by smashing the skull OF his Rebel guard
with a stone
Neatly all the citizens OF Sperryville and the sur-
rounding country are taking the oath OF allegiance,
IN preference TO being sent South. COL Robinson,
Provost Marshal administered the oath TO 40 to-day.
Dillis and Lloyd Browning, brothers OF Senator
Browning OF Illinois, who are called influential
planters, came up this morning and took the oath
without having been notified to appear. At Lnriy,
however fifteen or twenty arrests have been made
Of prominent men who would not swear 70 support
the OLD flag, in obedience to the order Of Gen. Pope
All eafe.pnarls have been Withdrawn from Rebes.
CORPS ar teamsters and servants.
SPruRYyILLE, Aug. IA scouting party started
from Luray yesterday in the direction OF Shenandoah
River and when about seven miles out encountered
a battalion Of Rebel cavalry. The onset from our
troops was 70 sudden and spirited, that the enemy
ius,antlv wheeled and fed leaving III our Possession
Gy. mounted riaemen and one dead Rebel shot
through the head.
Reports are current this morning that Jackson is
in force in the Shenandoah Valley.
A COURIER having dispatches from Madison TO head
quarters here war fired upon yesterday by party
Of eucrilas, but escaped through the heetness OF
his hoge.
Gen. Milroy jut sent ont company Oh cavalry
and summoned all the male inhabitants OF the town
of Woodville TO come up to his headquarters and
take the oath Of allegiance, instantly depart Tor
the South. In about four hours $50 Of the leading
citizens assembled in a church in Woodville, when
they were addressed by Capt. Baird Of Gen. NIL
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The Army Advanced BEYOND Wnrrenion -
The Men in Excellent Spirits-Activc
Scouting Opcrn,ions-Cap OF spies
aud e,1erriiIas.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. August ], 1867
A special dispatch from Washington says that
Maj. Gen. Popes army had advanced beyond War
renton.
The men were in the best Of spirits, and an en-
thusasc feeling prevailed at the prospect OF future
4" business
WAsniSGroS. Friday Angustl, 1907.
letter from Virginia says that Gen IIstch's Cav
airy Brigade belonging to Gen. Popes command, Id
actively scouting the whole country from the enemy
lines to Little Washington. but il not meeting with
any large forces. lie, however is making it too hot
for spes and guerrlas, many Of whom are frequently
captured, and consigned to the charge Of the Provost
Martial.
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MnrLets-Reportcd bv TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Aug - fLoun steady demand moderate
WuxAr sales Green Bay Club . Va Amber Iowa. Si %
and three loads Of Chicago Spring and Milwaukee Ciub ON
private COM quiet at ~ diJc OATS owei sales at
s7lc WnsKY quiet aud no sal-. Canal FRkonTs-lic Oh
Wheat and ac on Corn to New.York. SPoRrs-7lO0 bbs
Flour 8i 90 bush. Wheat 5000 bush Com, $1,000 bush
Oats fxPoKrs-l5OJ0 bush. Wheat. l1lto0 bush. Corn
n 600 bush Oats bush Ryo Imports for July l.23
800 bbl. Flour 2B bush Whsst 97GsBl3 bnsh Corn
OIL 80 bush Oats IA 500 bush Barley. 40 10 bush Rye
Wheat. ic2 bush Corn. 89oO93 bush OATS 1893 bush
Bailey, e,6l,Q0i bush Rye
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n;.r..,r q, IN, STEAMER N. SANFORD.

H0-ION FrdlV- A1F NJ
The steamer NJ. Sanford, iroa. Bangor TO- Bo.i"I'
struck On lAe Saiyages of Cape Ann, 1T Jocock
this u.orniae. The passengers were landed at Rock
tor. Assistance la, been sent TO her, but 1t is
doubtful if she gets oil.
Io,Sr-Tle VI. Sanford has bilged, aud Is fu'i Of
water. She viii probably lie "a total loss.
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Firs, Regiment-NationaI voIur teers.-1his reg.

ieu u0. ,iug. snd anted Immediately 70
al up companies Psy AID stions from enlistment Good
quarters Camp Washington, ). |.
the ov.runent and State BOun'ies secured to recruits
Good officers wanted. Headquarters.
Mozart Hall No. 8l4 Broadway. - -
of the 1t Regiment U. j. Chesseuss Colonel Commanding
J. l. LIrrrs OF the sth Regiment, n. O., AdjutAnt
A prum.h.ajor Waa.ed.
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(.rr0f TrilflnDis.

STFINWAY 4 SUNS. Nos ~ aud % Wa'ker-st.. " Y.
have been awarded FIRST PRIZE MEDAL. a. the Grest
International Exhibition. London. PowgaFuL CLEAR,
BRILLIANT SYMPATHETIC TONE, WITH ExcELIESr
WoKks.ssHlP, SHOWN IN ORhsJ AND SoUARE PIANOS .
There two hundred and sixty nine Pianos from 81
parts OF the world entered for and the special
CORES pondence of the N Y. Times says:
Z" Messrs Stenway's Endorsement by tho jurors 10 kh
PHArIC STRONGER aoKs TO rHs POINT THAN THAT
ov ANY EUROPEAN MAKER"
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PHfApvIrW,. Friday, Ats. ~
Tic steamers Atlantic and herimac passed the
b,eakvmer this morning, with Rebo. pr-Oner' from
Fort Delaware. for FORTRESS Monroe.
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The Ci,, Of New-yoris Outward Bound.

- J0HN's- \. - IEn0dlF -JuY " N02.
Tie s,eam.tip New.lork, from Ncw-iofk for
Liverpool was boarded az Cape Race at p. III. on
"Wednesday.
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uaunrd A.socinlion. PhiIndeIphia.

el Of the Sex snl Diatresssd afflicted Nirutn, and
Chronic Diseases ind especially Diseases Of the Sexual
Or.ans Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
V.uabl. REPORTS on SPERMArORKh,hA or SEMI
NAL WEAhsESS and other Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employed ia the Dis
penary in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad
dre.s Dr. J. SKILLlN HoUoHfON. Howard Association,
No. 2 south Ninthst Phl.ds pAa, Ia.
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This rsient will doubtless the hrss mustered into
the service under the call OF tbs PT.sdep, from this
State
RFCRUITS WANTED 20 fill up Company f. imned-
aely Call At No - Naker-st, Broadway and enroh
your names 49,, o..
Goyenmen and State bonnes will be ped to each recruit
r,.ahy 70 regulations These bOnntes together with The
regular pay, amount 10 5000 per snnnln.
Clothing rston and good anaTs" 9rnished en- et''me"'
Non sou nlis toned Officers and Musicians wanted.
No. IS NALkER-Sr.
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/ COMPANY for the Wharf.-The Con- apy insusnna-
MEETING he'd in the iSth-'t f.;nyeri4n ohaen
on Monday evening uy b. have fixed their h-sdqustsss
l1r the e.eu al Jackson Hall corner OF Oreensichsv
I'D Hos,io.t Cspt ROWLAND will be 10 attendance on
III E5DAY. THU nSDAY, ard SATURDAY EVENINGS
week lie nay be during business hours, at NO.
80 Broedway.
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Gpellal Notless.
Pnst.Onicc Nofice.-The Mail

P0ss.Oficc NOfice.-The Mails for Great Britain aud
the Continent via Southampton and Bremen. per steamer
sFW-YORK and for Ireland via Queenstown. s'e-n'r
CITY or WASHINGTON will close at this ONCE on sAit X
DAY tho "a day OF August at I0 O'Clock and At the
uptown stations follows VIZ; Stations ~ aud u 9:i9
m stations &" aud d. 9.lo ~; Station F." 9:o5
. m Stations r" and "G.n O'Clock
- ARRAAI WAhEMAN Y. NJ