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All is quiet on the Rappahannock, but it
is because the wave Of war has rolled be-
yond it. During terrific bombardment,
yesterday, which laid the rebellious city Of
Fredericksburg III ashes, OUT troops crossed
On pontoon bridges and this morning will
be marshalled ior fresh work beyond the
Raprahannock- At present writing {12
1nidnlght>, we are without details Of the
fight, but we cannot believe that any con
siderable share Of Lees force remained to
dispute the crossing Of Burnside. They
have fallen back to a fresh situation of de-
tense Our army may rely upon being
again met at one or more points between
Fredericksburg and Richmond The next
place selected by the rebels for stand will
probably he the North Anna River
thirty miles south Of Fredericks~
burg, and about mile and q
half north Of Sczton's Junction. We shall
there have stream equally formidable with
the Rappahannock to traverse, at the same
time that the strength Of the rebel position,
the shortness Of their lines Of communica-
lion, and the length and exposed condi-
lion Of ours, will work very powerfully on
The rebel side. They will expect 10 detain
us al the North Anna for an interval
equal 10 that. which has kept us at Freder-
icksburg, -.
The rebel Journals report that our forces
IN North Carolina are moving towards
Weldon; and those near Norfolk are said
to be operating in the same direction also.
Weldon is sixty-t1.rec miles from Suffolk
By railway; Petersburg, On the James
River, is fifty-eight miles from Suffolk by
smother railroad. Weldon again is distant
from Petersburg sixty -four miles by the
Petersburg Railroad. II, as the Fortress
Monroe reporter insinuates, General Banks
is moving from Suffolk upon Petersburgh
(which is distant twenty miles from Rich
mandy then General Foster would most
likely attempt TO meet and assist him, by
way Of Weldon The strength Of our
forces in that part Of the country it would
not be proper to make public: but we may
count it certain that if General Banks is
indeed in Virginia, then We have IN army
south Of the James River quite strong
enough to meet the entire rebel army in
Virginia. That is to say, VIC should be
approaching Richmond from two opposite
directions, with two armies, each able
alone 10 meet the rebel force which is prn.
tecting the city. Our armies in Virginia
are to-day 50 strong that Burnside abund.
antly covers Washington, and meets the
enemy from the north, while, on what VIC
considera a most probable hypothesis, !:
force almost equal TO lis is operating or
The south Oh the communications Of thl
enemy.
our army is eager to fight. and is nov
led by fighting generals, who desire te
hurt the enemy, ana the goal is Richmond
, 1862-12-12

In this city. Dec. 18th, CHARLIE W., only sou OLE
and S. Y. Church.
Funeral to at o'clock ut their residence 20
Judd street.
The funeral Of anna G.. wifi of Vim. D. Hawley and
take p1nce this (Friay4 morning. a ii o'clock from
the residence of aIr. Dickinson :are Wabash ayeru.
, 1862-12-12
TVA K N0T1CE-To all whom it

TAX NOTICE.-To al whom It
maxi concern, Public notice Is hereby given, that
ot ssie ior tayes By A. H. Borden, Treasnfer Of tie
Comfy Of Cook in the State Of Illinois on the 9sth dsE
~ Inra i II 1851 6. ". Hunt becane the purchaser
n n the H;i5oTinE describeI lot. to vii:
Iot No. @ IN Block No. !. in Maggie & Efgh's Adj
+aH r. he ity Of Chicago in the County Of Cook and
ate of Illinois for the County and State tax for the
TeaT 1850 aud that the csrtfcate e has be
The tine Of redemption Of tie above lot or p-1ce n
land from sneh tax sale Ew expire o9 tne ~ "a dsv
June. a. D. 1865. HOaAGE9. CHASE
Chicago. Dec. ", nas. dea{65St
, 1862-12-12

Another Rebel Pirate.
NEW York, Dec. lit is reported thai
the rebel steamer Florida is cruising III tue
Gulf, III command Of Captain Madttt. The
steamer is probably tile Oyieto, although we
have no intelligence Of her escap pc from No
bile
, 1862-12-12

AUCTION AND
ffkNENS XESIDN MERCHANTS.

1a.nd III Dearborn street, {Cobbs Piock) Chicago H.
vaE geaaefS fTuits It Dy Goods GasesMaTe
Boets. sloes. H2ts. &C. Ad!aaces mads o. consisn-
pa5HIH HoK5E. fdae- zaes7i:lml zozEPu &. a1aBoSa.
, 1862-12-12

aEcapIuG Goals Of Fire on the
French Head.
NEW YORK. Dec. I1.-The members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce and others are invited
to assemble at the new Merchants Exchange
Pine street, tomorrow, to take steps to rem
der aid to the poor operatives Of France.
, 1862-12-12
further of the Helena,
Expedition. !
GEN. EOFEY DID OCCUPY
GRENADA,
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY,
Cairo Matters, Movement Of Troops,
&C., &c.

Col B:a1eiwfn's Arrest Denied.
, 1862-12-12

For fa71s1;cs and ncisHborhoods. Amy woman can
caEn lfoni So o+.tchas minute-the eame stich made
Sg ~ hsodS 70 hi 81 stockings IN fifteen min9tes Il
weighs bnf It successfully md VIII profit No
ocs no aI ever invented which Offered 70 Momsn So
ce % IThsy san be ;4 Msds f e sarn thftr
ssfars and description address with stamp} BRANSON
4 ELLIOT, General Agents. 10 Lake street Chicago
mt
, 1862-12-12

T OST-A Fur Glove. a left hand
Z Otter Fur Glove upon Michigan syenuc ysstcr:
By leaving 1t at the Banking Office Of Rutter Endcott
d Whitehonse, corner Of Lake ind Clark streets.
, 1862-12-12

PEAUT1FEL HOLIDAY PRES
Il ESTS-I,nnoytedP Photographic Albums. Mr. T.
FAEEE. No - South Clark street La!rlo9 IoeE has
inst retn7nttl from Europe with TIL. largest and tne-t
assortment nf Albums rvrr brought to tits country
FoF safe st wholesale and retail. 1T prices suit tie
times, tf,r13 t1sS:,Ir ~
, 1862-12-12

E'UR SALE Two Fifty Horse
l. Power Engines. In perfect order and have i1c:er
been IN nse VII ssl foEless than a9 What they cyst
has 1Ginch boTe. 81 inch stroke. Copper ppe. pnmp
seEews. &C.. g.: eEer{thin& coMpste, Is Fpe tern:s
, 1862-12-12

FOR S A T. Choice Residence
T. Property. We have for sale. low for cash. several
uf the finest located lots In the east paTt Of Es' Add
uo and IN full yeH Of the Lake. One lot front:
north and east. directly brpoite the Douglas MoQU
ment OGDEN. FLEETWOOD l. CO Gel5.y;G-IE
, 1862-12-12

w WANTED- buy for Cash q
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, 1862-12-12

w ANTED-A colored hoy to do
w dining room work md to he generally us+,ful
None rcrd Apply nnles: fully competent and we'll
commended at No. 100 Wabash avenue
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-25

Can Mcclellan maintain his position
where he is now? Yes, if he is reinforce
ed by 5000 troops per day, steadily,
without cessation, for the next twenty
days; NOT OTHERWISE. The enemy has
concentrated at Richmond 200, 900 dis
ciplined troops. This force will in
few days be hurled en- masse on McClel-
lan's little army. Yet in those few days
we will be so intronched here as to be
able to hold the position, IL WE ARE THUS
sUocoRED.
PosrsoRIrr ~ written at Fortress
Monroe, July 4.)---I ~hevo co,na down
the James River to mail this letter to
you from here. Before I left McClel-
lan's headquarters yesterday, the state
ment was circulated through the camps
that reinforcements amounting to 20, 900
troops had arrived at Harrison's Land
ing. ! learn here from very high au-
thorlty that the whole number Of REIN
forcements sent 70 Mcclellan during tho
last seven days has not exceeded 5000
men, and that it is very doubtful wheth-
err %, 900 troops in all, including these,
can be sent to him during the next two
months These facts in regard to this
point ought to be instantly ascertained.
If Mcclellan cannot be properly rein
forced he ought to be at once withdrawn
from the Peninsula.
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From the London Times.
THE HORRORS OF WAR.

To the Editor Of The Times
SIR.-I have just received letter
from Federal friend in the South, on
whose veracity can most thoroughly
depend, containing much interesting
news. | send you an extract, and shall
be very glad if you can find place for
it in the next publication Of the Times.
You may publish my name with it if you
like. Your obedient servant,
FRED. SMITH, o. p, Co., Staff
stanfeld-lodge, Wordeley, Stourbridge,
june 27, 1862.
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FORTRESS MONROE, June A, 1862.

&c now realize war in all its horrors.
| have witnessed such scenes as would
make the blood ,eurdle to read about, but
to look upon them is truly horrible.
" have seen within two days past
more than 10000 men torn in all parts Of
the body with balls and bayonet wounds.
| went on board of the Vanderbilt this
morning, and saw lying all over the boat
$50 wounded and dying men. Isickened
at the sight, but was compelled, for the
sake Of humanity, to do all I could to aid
them. ! there saw Colonel Brabton, of
South Carolina, Rebel Colonel, who
fell upon the field, not dead, but badly
wounded. Some of the wounded wero
hit in four or five places
"Those men are less than one-quarter
that fell upon the field of battle on last
Saturday near Richmond. The rebels
there attacked the Union troops and com
pletely routed them, taking all their
stores, ammunition, artillery, 20.
"On Sunday there was some fighting,
which the papers report as being terrible,
and that they regained all they lost on
Saturday but this is not SO. The Rebels
fought terribly hard, and very much
fear McClellan's army will be completely
routed if he does not soon receive heavy
reinforcements
" Yesterday Summers division was at
tackled again by the Rebels, but we have
not received any news Of the result, as
the wires are down from headquarters.
" We have lost great many officers,
numbers Of colonies, lieutenant colones,
majors, &c. was informed one boat
alone was filled with officers
Colonel S. was wounded, as was
bis captain, and his company was terribly
cut up, but few men remaining.
The Pennsylvania regiments suffered
terribly, only $50 men are left in tho
l04th regiment.
I" The number killed, wounded and
missing in the two days Sight approaches
10, 900 certain. Dom. believe anything
you see in the papers. know they lie
awfully.
"Oficial Dispatches are worth nothing.
-
A SURE Pas TO RECRUIT WIDE
AwAKEs FOR THE WAR.-It is said to be
under serious discussion at tho War De-
partment, to deal out rations Of qunpo,c-
der md vhiskey, to the Wide Awakes
Of the last campaign, TO stimulate cour-
age up to the sticking point" Of en-
listing for the war. We think this has
the advantage Of most Of the plans Of
that Department, as it must be success
ful. According TO- reports whiskcy and
drove the rebels pcll-mcll
upon our batteries, until in their fren-
n.y. says one correspondent, they
seemed to be perfectly obliyious to the
fact that cannon we're loaded with deadly
shot and she'll II you can got our Wide
Awakes into that fine frenzy, so that
they arc perfectly oblivious to tho fact
that cannon shoot ball and shell, then
there may DO some hope Of their enlist
inent-not before. We approve Of this
plan and hope it may be tried. The
only thing that now prevents our Wide
Awakes from going TO the war, is tho
prevailing impression that cannon are
dangerous. Remove that idea, and you
will secure large proportion Of the men
Of the lamp ond Of the cape. ~ j. Jour.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY Is. lae2

there are no half patriots" He thinks
the emancipation policy right and tells
the. President, in conclusion: "T am
satisfied you would not ask from any of
your fellow-citizens sacrifice not, in
your judgment, imperatively required by
the safety ofthe country"
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-05

The dark valley had no terrors for her; on
the contrary, she longed ''to depart and be
with Jesus" because she was afraid il she
lived she could not keep from SHINING.
Thinking herself dying, she exclaimed. ooh.
when get to Heaven, | shall be so happy! l
will fly around Jesus, and sing all the time. l
will see my brothers and sisters, but l. l
see Jesus first" Jesus foremost in her
thoughts. f- n
Alter many weeks of intense suffering, the
little spirit smilingly took its triumphant and
unfettered flight to join othcr. Of the same
band above who now wait to welcome parents,
brothers and sisters home, "He doeth all
things we'll" ***
Died, at Hilly Farm, the residence Of her
father, Captain Samuel Rixey, on the 9th of
January. Mrs. ALICE P. JONES, widow of the
late William r. Jones. aged u years.
Nature had done much for her in the gift of
intellect, and loneliness Of heart and manner
From girlhood she had been universal favor.
lite; but it was the gentle influence of Religion
which gave to her later years their peculiar
charm. She was an humble, devoted Christian,
a member of the Old School Baptist Church.
When Consumption warned her of the sure
approach of death. she was not afraid, but knew
in whom she trusted; and died in the calm en-
joyment of firm and abiding Christian hope
She left two children too young to know their
loss; but the hearts of relations and friends
ache sadly at their bereavement
Though earth may have one treasure less,
May not cen Heaven the richer be! b.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that will
IN attend at the different Townships Of Hemp
stead county on the following days. for the
purpose of assessing all property liable 10 Tax
alton in said county, viz:
At Mine Greek (Nashvillc) on Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, tine 2sth,
18th, 30th and 3lst Of January.
At Saline (Columbusl on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. 4ih and 9Th Of February.
Al Fulton, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. the 9th, 9TH and 9Th of February.
At Spring Hill on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 10th, lth aud 18th Of February
At Caruse lCentreville) On Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, tie 9th, l4th and 18th of Feb
runrv.
At Missouri Moscow ON Monday. Tuesday
aud Wednesday, the 18th, 18th and 18th OF
February.
At Red Land (Cottingham's) on Thursday
and Friday. the Goth and 2lst Of February
At Ozan (washingtonl on Monday. TUESDAY
Wednesday ana Thursday, the 2i'l, 10Th, 10Th
and 9th of February.
At which times and places hereby notify
each tax payer in the county Of Hampstead e
meet me prepared to give in a full and com
plete list Of his taxable property, and 10 furnish
the sracf numbers Of has lands. q. ,r'N iist ~
land, unless TIE numbers are y,UeH. | want 4
get the lands OF Hampstead county straight
once more. The friends Of volunteers who ar,
in the array must furnish lists Of their land,
for them.
Every tax payer must turn out and give il
his property. BE sure TO come prepared to giv'
the exact numbers Of your lands
The above requirements must be complied
with. or T will execute the law against those
refusing to do -.
THOS ii. SIMMS, Assessor
and Collector Of Hampstead county, Ark.
Jan. IL. 1867. II