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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12

"TnAT's WHAr's THE MATTER We have at
last found out the origin Of this popular phrase,
in the 70 lowing scrap, clipped from an exchange,
which is too good to keep "A friend of ours, who
has been absent all winter, returning few days
since called upon an estmable lady friend. lie
was surprised to find her confined to sick bed.
After the 1st salutAlians were over, our friend
to find you ill-what is the matter p Quickly
reaching over to the back of the bed, the invalid
turned down the coverlid, disclosing beautiful
infant, wrapped in theemhrace Of the rosy god,
at the same triumphantly exelaiming "That's
what's the matter"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
Pennsylvania Military ACADEMY

At West Chester, for Boarders only.
Ths Institution will be opened the first Monday In
September, 1862, in the building occupied by the
late A. Olmar The situation is heathul, the buildings
for commCdiousness and all the appliances Of Ins
tion unsurpassed, and the grounds ample.
The of study will embrace all the branches usu
ally taught in first class institutions to tit Cadets
either for business advance farther Ia the pursuit
of Literature and Science.
The Military Deparmentwil consist of the study of the
Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry Taeos the several Drills
far practicabe Engineering and the Police Duties
of the Post and Cam.
The Moral training VI Cadets and their Habits are care
fully attended TO.
The subscriber has had long experience in conducting
successfully similar institutions.
Circulars may be obtained of JAMES II, ORNE, Egq,
No 626 Chestnut street. Philadelphia by addressing at
West Chester
col. THEODORE HYATT,
apS-tl President Delaware Military Academy,
Fa- The DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY viii be
eh0O wear
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
THE Franklin Sohool Aqenov

Is prepared u supply School Committees &C., with
Teachers Of both graduates of Normal schools
and others Of higher character and ability free Of charge
Circulars lent 10 order Committees preserve this
Address. j. b. SMYTH,
! lSi Routh Third Street. Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
Edward Everett's Reply to an
English Lord.

1iA1S AASA IOAO'
BY POEnoAL PuMp.
What have we in Amercai
We've wonder great and grand;
We have the essence OF the earth
The OF every land
our monnttins are magnificent,
Our rivers are immense,
And each man has kinsly style,
lfnul kings expense.
Our ships known 80 all the worlds
The farms cannot bs hest;
our cities, full OF luxury.
Are famous Tor the neat.
We've orators and authors t0n
With iuteeets Of flres.
Wr'te railroads scattered evurywlerei
Aud one professor Morse.
our girls have, beauty with and grace,
They're charming. sweet and tall;
But then the gctildeat thing We haye
Is known great OAK HALL,
Where the fall and winter stock of frstcass Clothing
Is ready in extra abundance aud greatest variety
All the stye Oyerepat Sacks, business Coats, Peg
top pants, &c, ling at prices low that everybody will
buy and be satisfied.
WANAMAKER a BROWN, (oAK HALL)
$. Z. Corner sixth aud Market stA., Philadelphia.
N. B-MILlTARY CLOTHING, ready made, always on
hand TO suit any part Of tbs T. service at far lower
prices than when made to order
sept3O.tjAl. LIST, lSGs
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Slo0t Baltimore.

G Die beuttge Nu mmer oeS
@ c6eublattes DeS rWsder" ,nts
bait ausfabrtiGc Rerthts ibar bi,
S6la8t Bel sbarpsbnrs an
IT Ds.
Y16}ipenten.
Snpatcnt in MarpldnO.
8ud3ug Der 8ebeilensArmc NICE.
Othttse Drctlamatton oes @rdfoenten
our 81 ltrafuns Der 8erratber curA elm &riesse
eertdt u. !. No., ippte aue big beute~ ein9etsCf=
fenen cages NeutSteiten.
Mo6 OeutlAlano perIenpen rptr GrempIare
NIT Dem morsen nab Bremen absebenpen
Dampfer Stem ort" gu 8 Gents Die 9lum-
nsr ~portufret BITS gum 8eitsmmunescrt.
Gtn3elne Nummeru, a s Cts, fno in Der
Office gu baben.
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@r4,osuuo con 0faaeren ees Sen. @Ope.

q Gntlafnns n0n Sfhiteren css Sen. %ope.
g8alttngton, %. Sept. General
Nrince unO anoere SIFSiere, melAe in Den
nsull6en ShlaAtsn uuter General pcpe se~
fansen gsnpmmen wurDen, inp bon Den Nt'
btaeu s~nilaiun Hurean nnO percen oielen
NbsnD in 2tnuappIis ontcmmsn,
nrlaGOs bee &rtaNes Der @mans ipatiUnss%rOflo'
nation eeS @raIDentem.
ESpeeialospel9e ps p8Oarn SO%urnoI."l
@afbtnQton. 25. Sept. So betet'
bu6 0rdtpsnt 9iuc0ln lstre @maucipaticns'
Proclamation erlalien babe, nett perliEert
purpe, DaB psun er es nibt tbue, Sef. Dopte
tim 3u%pCrtummen wirDe unO pob Die Sqm-
patbtsn Guropa's it6 isuer partei 5uwenpen
mIrOen, welAs 3usrit Oteie MaBrssel srsretfe
Die RsbeIeu am @OtOmac.
@afttnatpn, %. Sept. Man BAT
Sen sbett, bas ole Hebslen ben cberen potO'
mac auI DER Vtrgtnid Seite beisbt paltsn. Ste
s~erlt6ren Die Baltimore uno Ohio &iIenbatn
8pti4en M~arttasburs 5aucpd unO Sumber
Lamb. @tniae mertbpole 5ritden, rorunter
bic am Blad Ntptr Zen l&on 5erltSrt letn.
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NrCPlamdticn OeS 0UuperneMrs pom
NennfnI6anten.

6arrtsburg, "a. Sept. Der Sou,
perneur Curtin bat etne Proclamation erlal
fen, ppeurh er ben CUR 8srtbetCtsun9 pes
Staatss auf9eRptsnen ganplturm Wieper ente
labt;
@inem prpbeneen Ginfaa eiaer Nebeuenars
NEE tn ~psnnlqlpanten lit pat9 Die ralAe unO
patriOtll1e @rbebunB Der IDGalen SewObner
pes Staatee GlnbalI getban, uap Don Gene
~ralmoipr NicSleuan'S Nrnee 1T AM Anttetam
elm elan,snper Sleg erruneen iOorpsn. Die
S6neutafelt, ppmtc ole 8epObuer aler Gtet
le pes Staatss loren BIitOsrn an Der 9ren;e
beg SUNDERLAND IbaleS CUR oulFe Gilten, 9ers
ptent pos b5d,te SOD. Sompbl Dur6 Den
Byrtiaut pes Nufrufes nt6t etiuAt, ibtr Die
@ran,e Dts Staat,S gu 9ebeu, rIidtea unlere
topfern 0i6nner, pbW bI mott gsrG9nt an Die
StraPasen reS RlteBs nup IN militartlhen
Bspe0unaen unerfo9reu. ni6t auetn In Wias
rplanO Elm, lenDsrn b~gGluptsten OaaeretODn
ae0gn Deu ~antildanpen 5etnD. prau0en an ben
pctorlac DOR uno ieiIteten Der ptDbsupen Bee
TeguHg gegsn 28illa0eport 2Stoerltano, bis
i'm Oteute Der Ser. &tuaten ltebenpen Grup-
pen antomsn unp tie abI6Itsn. SIR rstt3ettt-
ses unD bgrUtilea Qan0eln BAT ben Staat
Dor benz Giufdu zines 6einres 9ersttet, Der in
Ietner 9loib islbit Dts miIitdrtIAe Strategte DER
NusItnt auf 8sute unteicrpnere. SIN 9iaa1ep
unleree maGIeea Glaatee uno i'm glamen urs
Ieres Bottles an Der Orense prsne tn tbnen
Die Oanfbare aae1teannp8 Ger gerstteten Bee
p6lterunJ aus 9ap tmpfegye, puB eie Scmpag
nisa, MT 9s blermtt aus Gem atliosn DtsuIt
s~ntlafen werOeu, pgompte MaBregsln er9ret<
fen um tbre Organization gu etbalten unp ;u
perpoltOmmen, unp DAP neue in ispem @pua-
tY 9ebIloet weroea, Oduit lie l~tper8stt bereit
linO, Dem Quiruf DEG @ouOerneurs gu entipre>
heu, lulten tpre Dienlte piscer e~rIprOert per.
Den.
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I 4~ntunft o0n 3ruppen. - @e<
fern 8Urmttlas famen 700 Nefrutem fir oas
148. Nsr- gOrt uno ras II. 9telD OampIbire
Rest. bier an.
Serbaftet. - Nleranper Nrentie,
elm 8arfeeper, purbe auf 8sfebl oes Wrpfoss
marl6aa serb1ftet, neil er cas- Delerttren
oerf Solcaten bsIsrOert batts. @r mubte leiae
Quartier i'm alien Capitol au111lagen.
i &ranfeuwdrter in Wefans
genfAaft 3u Nt6mUnb. - 6olaenpe
ltno Die Namen Der frs,piIlt9en RranfenpGrs
ter aus Oalbineton, wel6e am 81. Nuaulf
BET Bua Stun gefaneen eenpmmen pt.rpen
unc isBt in yti6mono 9 faneen sebalten tper~
ben Us Dcusbgrtp, Mttcbael Flanagan, 6
DC @rammer, 9 Gowrleno, s Us 8etb, s
> Se1, Wm Noatne, 5 NGen, 81 W,Qer, s
s Slatforp, Wm 8rumea, Ism NcSntolb,
g S 8lplep. $ q Noa6, S . Sobu1on,
8 s 5arri6, Sobn Us San Glioe, S:1mes 6
Ncams, S 0CcOwuro, Geo Ct. Clair, @bos
5Osmer, SObn Bauer, s 5ut, 81 Sonss, 8
Swiu9, u Glasgow, 6 SutNins, 0 81 6a-
milton, Ism 9a3el, Obs Gisr, $ Barter, 90
Bur&, S u QudtnbaG. 9 . Deul, 6 q
5uuslltsn, S Glosr, Um S Saltoan, 6arrY
6 . Di1iomlon, @ . Mnperion,
Sobn Commas, SIS 0olfinsborn. Gbs Gelin,
u W S6enf, 9N Seibolo, G9s Qod6art, $
IT Wbarton uno Sobn Samee.
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Mus Oe,n Wcffen.
sute @ad,rid,ten DON aentucf

QputSptlle, %. Sept. Wen. buell.
1T Dersangene Na6t bier angefcmmen unO
auf Die entbuiottlhte @eiie empfan9en pprs
Den. Sieben OioifiOnep BON Ger Nihtune
res Salt Gloer fnO bier on9elau8t.
Sen. Nelpn bat lCgben eine Srpre erlaI
fen, welAe morsen cine oGgemeine Wteoer=
aufnabme Der @eihafte %erlautt, lopalen pers
lpnen 9Gie 9epabrt unp ale etnrc4irten 8ar.
ger pom Dtsnlte entI0Bt.
Brig. .@en. GAYS Gaoalerte brone an
DOnnsrfas Nant asgen Die 9idetS Der 8einOe
Upr n apanetrte 9 Ofeilsn mad BarDstcpn
BIN.
Gtne erOse g1n3a6l Bafen unp utele @us
milton purOen pteen MOrseu unter ben btst>
gen Ss3elfOniften sefunOen. Der Tetno IOa
n6ber brranridsn. @ouoerneur WortCn fam
asltern bier an. prentice 1T rdmit beIhdf
ttet, Wafen inter Die unionleute gu pertb,t'
len. @enernl Self, s. Dapis cOmmanptrt
bic Gtobtmili3.
@sn. 9tslion bat auf Die Snotaualsite Be-
IassrunssseIaage sepfIan3t. Gr iasL er
pOGe Den 8etno BIS gum NemBsrlttn b.fdmp'
fen. @snu le bic Staot nebnen, 70 mill er
tie rerbrennsu unD ete 6etnpe berausbumbar
ciren. Die Se3eIfoniten fno lhredli6 nuf-
gerest. Der 6einO Itetnt lih su 8locmielp
3H concentrtren. 0e9en 10000 Damn MUIR
ben pielen NiUraeu unterbalb res Gait Niper
an Der 8arDstopn NOaO gelsben.
QOutsutle miro tebt als fiber betraAtet,
uno penn aud Dor Bue1's Nntnnft eth 0e>
feGt flttTnoen lplte, 70 III NiemanD u6er ben
GrfOls in 3Deifa. Sen. NeIiOn slaubt f6er
bic StaDt baIten gu fSnnen.
Sol. u. gtolfe bon Gen. Grittsnben's Stab,
Capt. 5obletrea Don Sen. Aler. Wlc@OOt's
Stab, uuD 9ieut. Itcdpea BON Gen. Buea's
Stab ino bier an9sfommen.
Gin SSeil Der Rs6tlen lua DteTetts Sarrs-
tppn 1fatsn.
Am II. nabm unlere @apa0erte $50 9Re
belen gu @loesOrp e~efonssn. Nm 81. tries
Ben bret &eoimenter @a1. unter Sen. Mlerans
Der Mc'@cDt 5000 damn Ne6eaen= @apolerte
aus Munfprpspiae meg, pbne trgenD etnen
9erlult su erleipen. Die RsbeQen ~rerloreu
etuen Colonel uno etnen Qisut.. Colonel.
l1nlere &ruppen batten perlhieoene SHar-
mlsel unp mahten 3ablreiA Oefangene.
Sol. Gr. W1c@UCt ppm 2. Sno. @apausrie
Re9tment, rel6sr etne Brigade c%cmmonoirt,
bic aus Rem 2. SnDiana unD |. unp 3, Sen
tudp &ssiment 3ufnmmengelest If, mar bieien
WfUr9'n gu Gli;abetbtotrn.
Gr bate perInieDene @efeGte t5ntete AZ Je-
bsllsn, nabm in 9erbinOung nit Rents GOm-
manpO 1900 6ebsaen Sefunsen uno erbentets
ttsrunpSpan3ig Wl9en nit Drcpilicnen.
GIGAtinSe u Oem Snneren BON Rsutudg
bilDen bier Elm ReSimeut.
Der @HsFilla q. Q. SpbuiVn II aIs Brit
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Ser Grica in Nili1auri.

Ct. QcNte, Do, a Sept. F'ne ~
ebeu stnpeloufsne Eepslu. melprt, paB ajt.e-
raj S6OftsiO publbebale lo III SptinsFelp aus
augetommeu lit. Gr Miro lofOtt eusy8tlfs an
~ltrsnsuueeu maiden. ben unter 5inpman ms
Status aus Nrtanlas porylIdenDen JtsbeleI
Gtnbalt 81 tbun.
sutton, Mo., %. Sept. SIM Nn-
fang Der portsen @c6e arif etne Wiilt3 Com
pasnte, bsltebenO aus Is 0iann, BON Stella
80 Oueriaas unter NlcDarolD bel 6riebnei'
TT an md 3erip. enoten lte, NIT 3uradIal-
flung BON sinem 3poien unD Dret 8erpunDe
ten. - yioth etnige apultGe n erfoisret@'
Wefe6te nit @Herilao fanOen I'm 2aufe Del
Wo9e Itatt,
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Differ McSean ouf Die Quflooe perboftet,
Dem .. 2S0ltue Elm paar Ooien uno etnen
lied i'm e6ertbe BON SIS seiioblsn gu BADEN.
2r purOe Dor NIAter Sborpacre asbrodt unp
In ern'an9elnns bon 8aralhalt tn'e s..
fdno atB atatfiihrt.
Martin 9eputter tpurre e~benfaQs aeltern
Atenp rUrgsn DlebltablS oerbafTet. Gr bate
sinsm uabefarrten cine l~tlbtrne ubr ent
penoef.
Nsseroffayre- gerganeene gadt
gegen IL ubr fel in 6reoertd< nabe lombard
itrabe elm 6rapal Dor, @tniae junge 9eute
tamen aus rer Nrbetters Saue, DO lie Drn
4benp suSsbra4i battsn unp poGten lit mad
9aule bessben, ais It nit etntaen Neqeru,
pel6e le bdetptgt baben iOlen, in Streit &C.
rletben. Die ~bsiieren Wueteln Der Bigger
truaen Cen Sieg oaDon,
0srt6tefalle. -gefern N6enb muir.
De eta Natrrie Deg Shifee Gflant auf Unite
ben leinss @apitaps wssen 4lsriFs aul ibn
perbaftet.
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0pn 8arriabura.

9arrtsburg,2 4, Sspt. @Oup. Cur
tin bat bsiObleu, pap Gle Observation-Disclosures
auf9ebObsn De.ben loGen. Vile periUnen tom
men Daber Opn bsute a6 Die StaOt Ubne etnen
NaB pom NlaqOr 81 BADEN, Uerldisn.
Mittbsilanseu aus 6arriebdrS SufClSe be'
fnpsn ito unlerf 6euppen lda9s peS Dotomac
in sutem 3uitanpe, trUs Der argen Berlulte,
relte iIe in zen legtsn S0la9ten tn Ntar9-
Iano erlitteu BADEN. Bon 6agerStprpa tOm-
men nit tsDsm 3use 0esimenter 5uri6.
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uniOn-e tes in Mi6omrt.

Qeapemmortb, "a Sept. Die bislse
v9tmes" bat NaGrthten iiter etn SreFsn,
mslhes am 20 bet Sbtrleq'e curt, 10 Mst-
len nOrOwslti; 6 BON Carthage 5ptihrn pem
3. Snpianu Reetment, Sol NttAte, unp 5000
NebsIeu l~tattfanD unp nobel ole RebsQen nit
einem Gerlult pom 90 Deer 90 1oDten eelnlo-
aen rpurDen.
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8SStcDtie fir Gc1netner u. Befeebcl
Warftpreife.


Baltimore, ben 25. September 1856
ST nbp b. IS puroen 1ooO Stuf ana,
tpten ; biefelben wMrpen ~pertanft an 3 D
@ 3 IS % 100 ID.
9 @metne wHrDen ~ bDberen pretR
pom 5 90 "a DO p~ertauft.
S&ae Dsnise i'm 0farft. pretfe fef 10
8 90 @ $50.
MIr0bpI. @erfGufe gu IS q 66 Gent
p @aADne fir 80 pros. proof.
Aide. got So. 81, pearl S. 90.
Btenenwa6s. IS @ 40 @tS.
Baum ~plIe. 81 "a 80 Cts. % b
&affe. &tO y ID II a. ", Sara ~
@ 70 [teiner fell. 2aquaYra 2s 8.
tarbpGl5er +. SIanDuIa S22.0O
Srn1te. Sraugtn IS "a A p BCr 81
trUnen 50 IS @ 3 trOGene Npfel Z @tS.
@ewIr5. Viemsnt D ID y Sts. Nalfe
10 OIL ; MtustatnuB 80 a 81; 0lusrat
blItbe 40 "a Al.
@uanp. Yerupian. 2240 ID $50 "a 60
RnOdenmebl ga.
Wetretbe. Wet5en, ROTH prbtn6r I250l3t
gut biz ausgeset8net 1906 pelbsr afaer I0o@
LOO.
pafer, @arglaab 40 a AZ, Yenuiglsant
iGer go ca %.
Storm, weiBes 65 "a 10, geIbes "a.
NcgeeM Wiarglanb 70, penHlrlp. so.
Msb- 3Oparpfrsst, iuper S. 1906 81
ezra .......6 70
n Samils ......7 sol
Obtp b aentuf9 Super IS Is,
@rtiN s...6 81
= Sanity 1T 90
Baltimore so
9tUggenmebl 81. 00@4.l ID.
8Ornmebl $3.50.
M Olailes. auba % q So, porto Rtu
SO ca Al p Wal.
prOptftonen. @6ultern y IL 81 a q
Soften I, 5hinfen 9@lo. Meb-pols $I3.ot
@eisa Caroline "A, Oiftnb. 6.
@tGrFe. Perl 6 "a Z % ID.
Calf. WrOunb Nlum /. 20 ID Cad, NSb,
TOMS 50. IS, Surts Sslanb 40 Cts. % BuIbel
pom Stpre.
@bisfeg y. Wents @erfGmfs; 80 fur Gits
unD s34 fur ObiO u @al.
3udert GrOeerie s,5o@9,6, porto Rfu
7o@S.76.
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Mufunft ses .RSpa cptians.

6atber Point, "a. Sept. Der Dam
per vgiUpa Sccttan", BON 9iverpOul unp 9cn-
ocnpelrp, pallirte beute Nbeno un 8 ubr 50
Witnutsn an ptelem Sap O%oriiter. Gr bat
liz QaIagiere in Der Salute unp 207 i'm
3wiiGenpsd. Gr bs9esnets am %. Ssptem=
Der penn uglOrpesian", 10 Metleu wtltli9 pom
81. Ytsrre.
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O 9~anonenId,aGe.

Bangor, "a. Sspt. 100 &anonsn-
iHllIe purOen bier beute gu Gbren Der Gmans
cipattcns- Proclamation pss Nraiipsntsn ob1e>
fsusrt, Dte @lofsn edauiet uno Apeu0g 6reue
p~enfemer ange3inoet.
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NerfaufssM n3etscrt.
~ S2thf IN Iberfeben.

get Ger rp nit Ieoem Gage n1ebr oub6ufsneeu RdbfT aaeM
mad ben Bon mtr ~peEtdnften beiIiausn &rrpieu, febe Id ! i'd
bsn6tptst. nOtrals milne Gbreiie gu perSttntl6en. UNI Ia
nit Ter OF ~seraarten aIa5e wesis i&wersn Guiinosns au
beeegnen.
Or. Sul5bereer'S alsemeine
Vluftinftur,
Die tA otrett pom DeutlAlano be,tebe.
gtderes 8alfs- uno 8ausaittel
cen ale rteumotiiden 2ranfbtt'n. S5saIYe uno BerFaltuua.
Ete etn59 in f. ner At CUR G~erbItune pen @tnt, une S5l.
sc 7 hele Sstlun 4>ibpn eineetlet ner SiSrrne pes Otg anls.
uus I'M ueni9u9en Roipsr. Sefcnoe 0 81 enpf ben geetn
tidpnu9en 9seiltOptun9, Siutan0r n9. trauptalltee snfol
tegltp Or SLeter, Sel@pe Den Ger 8ruit, res uiasens uns
I'm etltloss. Ndeles It aus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bt mir
~ ei ben.
Gs T bterenrh Secem @ee9entsts eboten fir meais @eIb
nd tlbit pteoe sur Gefunft, 1t iu perbe.f IN, fow!e It'd seaeu
gu ma rel.
Gle 6loi ht T. itt nit Getrau9sanpeifun3eu % @euts unit
ut eraStS ue allen act ju babea Tel
5etnrt6 6rnnner,
$50. IS g. @nawltr., spiipea PRATT unb G~ambenar,
(He22. 3ut)
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as eS5n Cumberland ipirb Der Weder
BEN Subfcribenten ourh ben Neenteu
S. y. Nuppert tdeli@ ins 6aus eelie=
fert.
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eOfalberiAte aus asafhinatOn.

aS ~0tn5ei9en Don MEafhinstuu, UeId,e bis Sead,s
Intttass 4 unr bel unaerem Msentsn 0rt. g6iecfele
40. 42o q CTR. nbae9eoen tpetce ftnben nod,
Mufndbme in Der ~nGcbffto 9encs1 Drummer.
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Treuuoe unO NersuauDte
Der
ScIb0ten mno Watypfen
HOLL0WAY'S PILLEN
unb Otntmeut.


Aue bic Sreunne nno Berpancte IN Der Armee ober WDorine
taSen, ioutea earauf ieben. Oot bieislbeu nit oieieu piQe
Ino ointment ~uerlcben nab; uuo NC ole trap n Solcater
ann Weairrlen oerldamt babeH, fh e~lelelbCn on,ulhaffen ba
5dbs Is TEN bsfercs @ei1s nj, pel4sS lbnen TIRE i5reunoeae
psn tSnnen- IS tit binldnals@ bepMien. slB in 9 unosu
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-04

THE NEGROES OF OLD VIRGNIA.-The
Fredericksburg (Va.) Ohristian Banne, Of
the Oath of April says that in that quar-
ter of Old Virginia "the stampede of me-
groes continues with increased num-
bcrs;" that on "last Thursday one hun
dred and fifty crossed over TO the north
side Of the Rappahannock river" that
"they are going, and viii soon all be
gomez" and the editor strongly denoun-
ces all this as the work Of "the demon of
secession, aud seoeessionists feel il, and
are drinking the bitter cup to the very
dregs."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-04

MEMPHIS, June 30-The Avalanche,
this morning, has an editorial based, il
says, upon information from well-inform-
ed sources in the South, stating that a
new programme has been determined
upon by the Southern leaders, who, moth
ing abashed by past discontinue, are
moving themselves for a tremendous ef-
fort They consider that the territory
recently given up has weakened the North
and correspondingly strengthened the
South, aud have no idea of giving up, but
williight TO the last The property con-
fiscated and themselves disfranchised
they will make direct proposition 20
France and England to become colony
and appendage. If this ultimatum is
forced upon them they will seek to be-
come the subjects of Napoleon rather
than of England.
The Avalanche gives the above as the
almost certain policy of the Confederate
leaders, and, as DR.. Fowlkes is known to
be one Of the best informed men in the
South, considerable credit may be at.
tached 20 this plan,
Dispatches from Col. Fitch, dated st.
Charles, Ark, which place he still held.
set forth that Gen. Curtis's divisionsis at
Batesville on short rations and without
provender for his horses and mules, be-
sides suffering from sickness. Gen.
Hindman is menacing him with a large
force. Unless commissary and other
stores can reach him soon, his troops will
be rendered incapable of duty by star
walton.
Gen. Fitch proposes to give the troops a
share Of active service, having in view a
very important movement on the enemy.
CAmo, July 1.-The Grenada Appeal
Of the 9th says that every preparation
military science could suggest has been
made at Vicksburg, and that that city
will be defended to the last.
The Appeal has the following special
despatch from Vicksburg.
VIoRsBURG, June 27.-Porter's mortar
feet opened on our lower batteries at
o'clock yesterday evening, and closed at
seven, but recommended the lombard
ment at half-past five this morning. Our
batteries replied with but few shot. Our
loss is two killed and three wounded.
This morning il is reported that the Fed
erals are landing troops az Warrenton.
We have no knowledge Of the truth Of
this report, but il corresponds with their
previous movements. At one o'clock to-
day twelve transports came up above the
gunboats and landed troops at Brown
and Johnson's place on the Louisiana
shore. From the number of transports
engaged, they must have landed a large
force.