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To TIE IEdst5fTSse tfse 1"91s'S
:csnt,,,psn IF you will be kind sIlauga to
:; ;. the accompanying verses Ptscs in your
s,,,-.,ns. the politeIesa will be Appreciated by
~. 1Dslsvarisns who arc fighting for the Con,
Elevate cau,e. Delaware is poNerless to aid
The South. bat her heart is here. This her
. ctions hive proved, for she has steadily re-
fused to give any aid to- the Federal Govern, :,
mont in carrying on this war The 80 calico
Dslavsresegiment we're raised in pela"sio
county, Pennsylvania. The number OF pelH-
xsrisrl in the Confederate army 10 three titnes
as la.sa AZ the number in the Fsdsrai ariay
and afs million times better men -,
Respectfully, IT,, d. :"
When first Old Mcultric sent her iron
Through Fort Sumters frownlng walls,
"a nt;l, ANAL voice then whispered to uS,
AID VIZ kew twas honars csll
We have mover "Dlnwn our trumpe;s.
God forbid We ever should;
Bat we've cody shot our rifles,
And we've freely shtd cur blood.
We shed It NO at Old Manassas;
Spilled Il drop at Balls Bluff, too,
And whenever Jackson's whipped them
There we've left q friend or TWO.
Their latest thought was Of their honorf
And their latest dying prayer,
Vas that justice might Do given
70 Their nstive Delaware.
Far HEY kuea 40 Yankee ever
WAS aur,ucei st thst uiothor's Sressi,
Though her colcrs have been stolen,
Yet vii. shine thst mothers crest.
Liberty and independence
Is the motto she has borne,
Oh could we wave it with firgnis'5
down with tyrsnls' Whom we scorn
Ls, us, mother, lot us besr it,
Bear thy honored banner high;
ADD we promise, nay, we swear II,
To protectit TILL wo die.
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CAPTAIN BENJAMIN Harrison.

Fell the battle field OF Tuesday the st Of July, Capt
BENZ hIE HARRISON, eldest sen OF Vim. B. Harrison,
E.q Of Upper B.aedou aged about years OF the many
of then The altar Of patotisE and dusy
3rthy Brave. modest, devoted as SOL
der and mhD, his charhcIe. eodcared HIN 10 HI who
knew him. Mature had gifted him richly with Intellectual
movers ola very high order Improved bT careful culture
with lerge heart, vumHrlT tenderness, af-ctoIs
ardent aud true and daun,les spirit. He saw the com.
inv ,orm before he secession VI Virginia, ard raised
troop OF cavalry aid In the defence Of his mother State
Worthy 10 bear name which Virginia hss bero pleased tr
century and hAIf honor, he has given his lie 10 the
ttate which hr sncestars gave thsir ls"r friend who
knew and Loved him. mi, ufie record Of ' many
h.
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Ggron4the gont!Egarn Iegister.l
nEAru or SAMUEL c. WILLIAMS, rsq

uEAru or SAMUEL c WILLIAMS, FsQ
The dreadful .sT 10 slr: .a ars engag:h
having inssrterod siih AMI broken Up The lnc.j
prsss III raur secliDis, many goni snd prIn
nart clliZ:na ri on: bai1v+d Sal. LAYS diGd
dDj gone 10 their graves "iIhn"t The Usual
newspaper untte annTgat othsr6 ':Eo have
PASSED swa: from Our G"n gfc;inT, S,itunt
this recognition CT The Esiiry ptess, "'ss Our
friend, S.Dusl D. Wllauls, Esq. Of Wrci-
stGcE, Shsnsnicab county, Va, eh1 hraatLed
his iasL IN Saturday, the lD,b nj May, 1862 -
II was born III Woodstock, III September, ISL,
consequently NY in ths 8 Is! yeaf al his ago.
b. dloi nf dropsay ni the chest, att:r Il pros
trHcted illness. which ws9 horne With the re
signstion nta philosopher pnd rhriftan. Mr..
Williams hsd rupeatedly seTved his nstiss
county in tue Sla!e LrgIss;ure uricr TO l54l
or '42; snd wa serving tla thrI term ss lhs
p0r ular ard efficient Cle;E al tie uoan!y cid
Circuit Courts 81 the ituS ii biz draiG. lie
wss mslDbsr III lhe R,lnvla Convention u
1850. srI served @rtl, ,ttlaclion sind ability
10 Inc Constitutional Convention ii lSGU
liz luis last Dihcr:s'l:i:i lie Tas Lls;li,sr al
the muliiLies Oh Fe,lrrsl Relations thtt &c
,rIrt,d ~ lagYr OF TIC :Dmeoato sec.ssi I'll oi
V.rl,na lie nas tbs D-m Jc:atic EisclcT fnr
III
toi bad uri niuau 10 ptoiuote tbs SUCCESS Of
the csuso OF Southern klghts aud principles.
4 Yo.uutes: Company, OF Thch lie was
alsctcd Captain, wss idrmoi in WoGds;ock III.
,nsdiAieIy after sna labn Brawn rail-; bat tbs
state CT I'll, health, which ws5 not sufficient 10
stand toe campaign, prevented him froGl heif!f
hn sctTs participant III ths ~ar, w!len Il b:pSe
oul, and hu Tas compelled TO Resign his trus!
HIS he'd cng b.sa s consistent mi on exc;a
parry member Of the Episcopal cau'c:i, sai
died calmly a3d cnGt 1sntlY trns.lTg in tAs
lnsfs u ,hs great Rsdssrnrr 81 u'anknd.-
he has left large circle nl ueTnisj irleus 10
lament their luss; bat big immediate family arc
tue cal.i 6ud .rers by tins dspal-aion 6! Pro.
yijencs. Tnsy are, however, nnl without tbs
bic, s. d hope Emu tho ci,nturt iurnlshed in hls
lnpfignt life, that hs rests iTn'a i:' aLors, ar;s
that lis ltsed spirit i;s, Enae Up an high
Ps5ct 10 LIS msmoly
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FROM WASHINGTON.

YANKEE CONGRESSMAN COMO TO THE WAR.
A number Of members of Congress, other
thsn those already named, are going homo TO
raise regiments and brigades in response to the
call of the President for three hundred thou-
Rsnd more troops Among them are Messra
Train, OF Massachusetts,, and DiVen, Pomeroy
and Van VYlkenburgh, Of New York.
REcgurrarNf or ABOLITION a0LplERs WHO WILL
ror FIGHT UNDER M'cLslIAN.
The radicals ara hard st work. d.. William
noAns, OF thu P.trnt Office, not having any
ming to DO in Warrington, has boon etsrtsG II
on tour to tho Forth, 10 stump New foIE
for abolition soldiers-to enlist none, it is said,
but those Who will fight with the negro snd
for the negro, and not TO fight under Mc'
Gollan
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CaPTUHkp eY 1HG E:;E&Y.

I'hs Caarentnn I" ticuro," OF the sts.s,
tlsL steamer und"r English colore, wh;ri
cisarcti iram NsssaL, II r., fHr Essufort. N
G, tni Eu;cb tad Pot intn Bulls Bag 20: ;
.urLor. wa rs ptn'eti by four Yankee ltunchs
O. NJ .raag Ina'n;hg lat. 3oEns twenty per
SOM VIC ieu her IN bosts reached here YES
izrdsy eGrniag. We learn ifist tho steamer
he'd On bo,rt vAIusb7 csrrn OF general MGR
chrEdise TEe cspts!n, snp-rrarso, sn;l ssv,
frsl scatnen refi'a'n.d III i"arJ, snu ere tsstr
With tue GG+ai.er, snd lGa last ;nat rns s.en
Ct her sna h2,i tsan tsLsE ouL 20 tho hIock
aIil..
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Lp.cm III Rockingham va Register.

Oar farGe7s srs now very busy in sccuriDg =
their h.rves:s OF hay and whea1-more busy
than usual, in consequences Of Tbs scarcity Of
hsnds .nd tie d.tticulty IF their procurement.
The harvest il q very heavy oGe IN rch
heavier end Hasr ,h.n ususl. 1t cbesfs tas
hcsrI to see our 1srmeTs gathering tbs crcp
ehich tbs Yankees hoped sud expected IL
reap. Tbs yellow fields 10; < like SECS Of gold
ss lhe7 wave in the sunlight Ii NO have Ia
continue to fight en- fer the priceless boon q
our Independence, the gTsln crops Of the Valley
of Virgins will be sufficient, without sn acct
dsnt " feed an AMY fJr the next twelve
uonths- -
General Butts, surveyor general Of Georgia,
was captured recently by detachment Of Fed
or 1, soldiers. BE is now in New York.
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JEFFERSON DAVE TO FRIEND IL NEW YORK.
RICHMOND. -. 1862

RICHMOND, -, 1862.
hsvc receive "a your kind letter, and. hasten
to reply acknowledge all thht you have
sid 10 me in reference to tho erigin CT this
war. admit that va committed c grand mis-
take. | believe tast !: we had trusted in Mr
Lincoln, we should have received all that We
had shy right to demand from the majority. !
secedsd reluctsntiy-witness my regret ard
renorse when let: the Socate. 1t 10 true, M
you will say. thnt il was Affected, but still
could not syaid feeling that was about to c5m-
NIT great crno. But still confess that !
WIS ON. al tLoss who aided in getting this
prairie in fife. 1 hid regarded the Northern
people 20 UNIV uIthp the asI0cistl0u with South.
ern gentlemen. believed they were cowhrda.
I did Lot thin thay would Aghz- anticipated
q sp.edy surreEttnr Whenever Te tnres,ebed.
Thus is the e.ttet Of ny domination .ovar poor
old Bd:h.nal,. lie bad pledged himself 10 8
certain uet Of principles, and J. believed that
with his patronage he would be strong enough
to force the Northern masses to Unite with him
when be deserted those principle1. We had
bought so many Northern and Northwestern
mon with The patronage CT The Federal Gov
ernniont, that fattsred myself it might be
d0no sitin ia lid 6itan convinced them
that nlhFofv IEtl WAS O'iHe luelitution.
have been sbametuily disappointed, and sd-
nit it to 7ou With sorro" al ny heart. The
NorlhrrI. men fight like very devils. There is
no party III the Free States against the war,
bu. those vino agree With ,ns. Slavery itself
na= Essn made oiioi.s IL the Frae, and protitless
in lilo sssv staihn, and Ali at last Convinced
That tie day Of lit: dtorh has arrived. Sill l
Will contend to The end au'i y''n may ieiy upon
Il, that eEosYes may dafos. he tih!.'ie's!a
A.v | ner,r will.
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F2cn THE EAETEC

Tha Ghinmb,a ''Gusid AN, oi tie Oh inst
learns lISt Talisble i!;tormstiGn bEa been re .
c7ies1 there, that nn Monday, 81 lwo OF tho
gunhCst5 D! the eGoIiY vera Assembling tie
SsniGs, they w.era attacked by s,ns u our
Io1p: stat:6ned ;hers ss guard. Both ves-
sels attempted 10 turn doTn egsin. Ona CT
them, getting aground on sand har, was esp.
lured bg umr u.eH. II is reported Inst on.
hundred iaTt .ss we're lied AID rounded II.
tue stisir.
fae OH ct u The boo!s. ii lie presumed, was
20 d-strvy TIE Nv:ih.as;crn railroad hTid .e.
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From Cen. yau Uorn,a Co.n,uan,

JACKSON, Jaly 10.-~tisnrrsi Van Dlsr Ia;
issued General Ocdsr, M 9 HL,I,, .,.,r,,
fifteen counties contiguous 10 Fick,burs ,rf
Ill oil East I.6u;sians under tuarta! l.~. I, .
declared thu. dirloYalsy will p"l he c9nu,t.
nsnc.d; the cre.iit at tho q .Vernin="i deg, l..
snstaned; the seeds OF ds:nhIent arc noi 10
La sawn smang Tho troops; tptcu'..nis vii
not be tolerated, but hr arrested sEi iiue,j
nauspspsrs Will not publish the mo' lIT,i.., n
troops under ,hs penalty &! saepsfs so,;, the
ard imprisoaGenE
Passengers irum Mem; % il ray ,!la, ii,r,;..,
has captured Curtis, si.d 't'at lie rvm- .4,.:.
lie7r,i i'll Memphis.
McHILE, July IA fp Gal d:aps;si. to be
"A1yerts,r." da!sd Jsrkan", !.!, s'4'r. 'h,,
lie er;slny were vigorously elnrl";..' ~ "a. l.
ing Vrckshnk, tttvHting '."' !ll!l: The Y,r,
k1us are p,lisg,ns HE pl-n.st.,'"a "a: Va .vst
Of horses. mu.a., sud everything elsa F,...iis
Negroes NJ. nuprsrssd /" "r,k sin3a Ia r>,.;
scr,,.R The river bend
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FAYrlTrYiLLr. n. q.
July 9Th iNf2

Rzv. Mo.Es y. HoGE, D. y:
Dear Sir hayn tEs r!as-lI:. Il iun..'..
10 you Sever, !.u,;red and f,Tts-@I u.'lsi-,
contribulsda;y Tie emPlJ.S"s al tbs fsys'!tr
Vile Arsenal Sn,i ArnoTY, !Gi' lee ba''t'i; TIE
wounded euliie.s in liz l.tc b;is.a t:t";:
Rtchmon'!.
Twenty fire t5isars II laiI inrd 80. CO..
tsiou,sd BY patriotic ls,is, nhc c.:rs.d.l-'i I;
en- tonur 10 csntribrt7 for rIrpnee ~ hTni.;
Ind ul corn action TiIl c.as., al y,''..;r = -
are exertlns every srtrgy N III uiiH.lsci6Iy
Of arms. Msby # them 'Foui.i sancli p;e"r /.
hs coo,psi,iops &c tbs soldiers, bat h"ssrn!,ct
consider lb.r s.ry:ccs o. lunrs :sl0s {" IL.
Corf dsTacy IL las c.p*c;;' l::an ~ ihas Ct
soldiers iu he rank.
Il is iha dcsirs o! the coat: np;"': % ciS.
ssi.,a SEs!s linIs, aud di6;rih"'e .gal;ij - az
soldiers, .:hnse sGuads Leaf tcs:loln:,; ;,,tcT
d.eaticn to TIE cEaBe, sni thsJ ka0" 81 80
u:.e apptopriste mtnnrT Gl dieGGsIns g! trs
cou,7G,;t0n lhan sss's .iGs l:iS.'; II ii's E6;'
- i.es.i.
RaspsG:faly, lo"aiT..g
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Rnnes :a.s. G1sLZass
rE0lHI4 - YlElss lyJ

MOBILE, July l2.-The "Tribnne," Of The
city, has received copy Of the Nsw Orls,n,
"Dslta" Of the 10th instant, containing tbs fl.
lowing GLORIOUS nsws"
. Great battle fought Richn ,nd f4lles! (
Fifty thousand Rebel prisoners tsken u. Tbs
last ditch capturedi!ii The Tennessee b.s
arrived from below Vicksburg, bringing tbs
following important intelligence: On the 9Th
instant General Hslleck sent despatch -
Commodore Davis, commanding tho Amcricsn
fact above, announcing that ne had Just r.
ceived telegram from General Grant sta,oy
that grsat, battle had been fought vt r cns
uond with immense lcsa oi life On botn sJ.a
Richmond had been captured sftsr daspersts
struggle, and fifty thousand Goa sdsrst taken
prisoners, with vast quantity oi stores, an..
muaition, guns. etc.
We HAYS nc reason 70 doubt the ,u:hentci,, ;
Of this great news, ~ il comes through sem.
official cnsnne Of = uoat ,e!lshIe chs.aclsr
Tires chssrs for McClsllsu and the srm; q;
the Union"
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Tie foGw!Gg dercs:.br EefJ taT,nI 8.
piGIt Ct Tue sremy, which ~oud la'r nttG
reaiiy good item, If IL tod tisn 7iac: -
Yesisldy Ito enemy planted Couple Ol s"n5
on Lie Ub.rlss City road, ard sl,tDp!td 20 -5eii
cur ceinpe; rut rear.y ell ieIl saS'i. Il r.
however, sniioying, sud It ga: cs'e'In.n'" -
put aiop To II. Acc .dlhe'Y, lsisrhllr'.
Gas seIt nut to attack ichn, ~I!ci ruccse':e'
N q liking lhe rsueIs sno tshihg 'ie t"o Yn'a
sud abou, iva hundred Of tho infantry Th.tT
VAS supporting The artillery, Sine, ,his ice
rrheIs have bseD very Qu.et.
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Heaven exclans the Mobile Advertiser, y
what battle -cry was that with which the
Frat Louisiana began this great fght, "Re-
member Orleans, hoyB, and Butler tho benst n
Ths neDory of-Butler cost many Hessiau
hiH life on shst lang field Of rout and slaugh-
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SIaIE TlADIEE-

The SsvsnDsh "Reputiicsn" says: We ar;
informed bJ ctiz u ef NeS Orle>ls, gen
t!eman cfb,gh character, ~no recently arrived
f3Gm Nassau, that csrgo OF Carolina arc
Eso'g:s saves were recently tassn from Por
Royal by Yankee vessel, cs!Tisd to Osrdenas
in Cubs, and there sold to the psoteTs Of tbs'
lslaud. care Also informed that he Spalist
consul cs charleston has rsca:v ID positive III
formation oil tee transaction. Ine lepor
com eh very direct, and 40 lave 10 resson L
Gcuot its c;r-ectne.s
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Wilkes in Command of tho Yankee Fleet n James
River.

Wilkes in Command Of tho Yankee Fleet n James
River
F.o.n the following it will be seen that HE
miserable sa7uan and unpriDcipled nonicscf.f
Wilkes, Ct Trent rblnrie.v, h.s bean pl,cr:
in command OF Tie YaLkss Il set "a jaime, rSlr
Tie "Hersld" thus makes Lbs anEou1o .Hsrt:
q rny Of light hss at length psnei'tl=! Tho
Navy Department 81 Washington, snd ETsten'
ed tbs patriarch who prssides Over thai dt.a;.'
,uent Vi the government. to tho necessities tbI!s
1--we MAI is noe:d 1T the Le.i Of the jana. ~.
er Il Get. Uunrnodoie Colds borough hos bee" &c.
l;evnd NJ that portion Of tie ccmmT!,.! aa7
uommoicre Wilkes, CT tile the san J.cia'5,
epfdn'sd IN his plscs Ta!s change viii be
ruceisrd ni.h universal iaSur by the people 81
The Northern Stplss. III. pnLIis haze Ion:
been lnoking upon GoliskoVusD 81 nj elsa.
cla in Tie Msy III he success al nu' & ,et ~
the JsIuea river, wLila the usnis o! ribss -
associated with the LraVest aai most gsss:
herots Of tie navy, resdy to lake the :espoa
slb;lity, ard possessing nerve ard skili 10 cafij
out Whatever Es uId ,r,stls Hilh Fa:rse:.
III command OF the tiulf of Mexico tiset f.os
AID Dayi. the hlssasippi, Wilkes tho Jtnr:
riSsr, ind Dupont tho Atlantic .eQuaor1p, T."
public may fully rely upon cur new .cn!s@:'s
glorious results in every quarter
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A FEDERAL WAGON TRAIN ATTACKED.
Tic Memphis "Appeal," oItna lin iact.nt

~ e d p..ol nI' - | !, :,cF nj
"
s'ss;
Through mole from friend, We are ininrn
cd thai Tho Porter PartlsaHs and finlEef hei''
lucky Rangers led ~ OKP!aih foF!sF, III PoF
s9G, attsrked G FedorLl wagon traH grlEfded
| by Ihe 5T,l O,io regiment, near Morning Sn0,
| IN Shelby county, on Tuesday evening last, al
shout baIf pss. four O'clock.
Altar cnss4 Of sop,s fifteen nilss, lhsf Kill
I'd snd ,eoundsd uit:st.sn Feierrls, took four
,es1 hrisonera. drslrofrd Lnrnty one wagons,
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The Ohicsgo Tribune" says thsFs srs 'i''a
ssnds Of soldiers in the West *Eo were se@'
hume SICK tut ara low we'll, ~ho co i'' -
tend to return to their regiments until the "a,
is over, wh7n they will report 10 draw s'''
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The Vieksbtrs Citizen, OF tne "o'n u''''
says -.
The tisst below Yesterday kept up furious '
hombardment all day, only ceaslog tor so n
tsr7.l ofsau hour about the dusk OF ene even,
ing. After an hour Of quistnsss We were agsln
ssEuted by repetition Of tina aame unpleasan.
amusement, and Tor an hour or more nlsnt T ',ss
made hideous by the urearthiy bowling OF !he
she'll. We we're, however, permitted 10 ENJOY
o quiet lights rest without sny turtnsf annoy
snce.
HOUSES 6TRUck,
A great number OF buildings were struck oy
the. shss thin morning. Sfias Sere very
mucn il juTel, but VIZ believe the gresieE part
ware but slightly damaged. Among the most
prominent buildings struck WAS the Msson'c
Hall. Almost tho whole citg is tiled With the
.ellcs OF this mo:nings terr .tir work.
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RECnMOSp. JulE il. /!

Mr.. WM p MUSrnsD Chairman nr TIE ARA
.Goumir!sa Young Al.h'= Utrr'aa Associs'
tIGg
Ny deer Sir: Tic enclaee3 eom 81 s'rfa
ilul,sirch aud fnY!y-six (ST+6J d3l!ar", ar the
reioi Of CTR sick sid wouEdsl sol,:,srE, hsf
bssn entrusted Ia ms, to nakr such disposition
OF il Bh might tni: X best cs'cnigte'i 10 t1i:c
tie purpose Of The don"ra. ion will see iTcr
the accompanying ncte ii az i! IL ccnir'nH!iai
f1n the employees q the F,yy'tviAe A9s.HA
siid AfmoTy.
Although wsa net requested to lask+ sn7
public acknowledges o. The contribution, ysi
Tor the sake OF tie example, ssh 81 iiladusi,:
Of the split Of tie donors, II mcy te wei! %
publish tho .tia, Cf tl.s c1muit;ce.
know ~ NO batter dlspnslinJn 10 G,us. Ct
Ehs gsnsrnus elit than to commit j. IL ,a':!
lihbd, 10 se d,sbursed accDrlIn: ~ -. msL::
nfihe Contributors.
Very respectful? yanra,
hnap. u Ihcr
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a FLEET HisED.--fns Unlusre government
hos Tired a btst Of gunbosrs frnu Englshd -
Tray are u Do Ctti cored end Ibsur=d BY hhs'
l.aameo, wbose pay vii! To provided Tor 81 'h'
Uhlne,r. E.ch sunbost ID to be unia' ips
cor.,-sr:d OIL lisu.esEns II ne royal rs7y, ~"
ply q. ThUm is seven Luddred pounds POI az
EuT. There will be sI1 OF these connsnn''
the ~hYIe under The orders ci q cspt.ih, Erpsf.
iDtshusnt, or commodore. with saiaf? I"
thrse thousand pounds year.
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u Our PATxoH1.-For reasons apparent
from The lo7agoiny order, Withdraw from tie
editorial inanse1mtit III tHe "Avalnnchs. -
deit-reclcc:, sud the sTirlt of true journalism
forbid MY lungae attempt tn edits peprr
approved sEh e.,tDrs5d Tie srt.r:l, III Gues ion.
Prudence fnrh'ds InY saytaE more, aud dut}
lass, IL lie i'i:.i.c.
Jcprua FofKss
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B,ber, formerly OF the Naehslis "B.nrs',
who was long suspected Is traitor TO 'As
South, hIs turned up S Usiobst. he vas
Yankee importation to TeHnessss,
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We were pleassd 10 meet on Sturdy,
Lisnl. OoioIsl g. w. Brett, o! lie t;sr &:
Goo. Beuurssard, Ists Of tie lT.n '.fa'h''
regiment. Cni. T., bss ls:ey iece,T=a pfvn9'
ten 10 tis present .sEL, : c2u l.maat wor;c;.
il WIN by conspicuous ysllAnuy snd Uh'--
4',nled ds"o.ion to tho serv:cs. Ne hrs rs1:lr-'
al ~ Eit nGet in the Wet.
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The Federsls are about starting Unian
German paper in Memphis They will spsre
no expense to propagate their abolition notions
in such quarters as may be deemed spprcschs
able,
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.:jfNpBf!, Jllr |, 1862

The "Arsicnche" csn continue, 10y hs with
Gr,a 81 cl IL. Bnihor OF tho obnoxious article
uadsr the r:pi;on OF M ,schef Makers ond
tins ei,infiGi s!lusicn 10 the SANE.
IS. ijR4ST, Mai Gea.
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rue aEapnle Av4L4.cus uaDss s,a.

The "a7aarat.s, nj Wednesday,, contains
t5s believing, whst: ex:.ia'..- itseli
Hg.pQUl aTrhs DlsTRicr WEST TENNESSEE,
OFFICE PHavosT II. RsHAL GENERAL,
hEMrEI1, Ishn.. July l. 1852
fissar.. Willis, nshsn. :: 10, P:dpretrrs Of
The M7,Hpi.is "Aehl,ncue
ioa vii suspe:rl he further publication Of
ynur rspor. rns ey,.ii With Which !, i. Cor
duc..L II ,tEu.isi a. both ,n;eni:s:r saA
lressar.Lie. aI''l lis :sus csnn"i lpn..r lie tai
crats:i
TINS cr,ie- ziIi is strictly ob:e.ve.i from tue
trpe Of reception.
b. carl*:srh c; hi. & ~ .. g. Grant:
NM :. HILLYEH,
P.arast HarSh.i GYpersl.
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RICHMOND, -

I con..sa To jou, my dear friend, that if |
had taken your advice would never have en-
tered ;.to this unfortunate campaign against
the Uoion. wss educ.ted by thu General
Government; made 6 iayora!e By many Ad-
mine.rstioas, srd ccIrteS By sll the statesmen
of my dsy. never be! 7sd for moment,
when YVES. scduced hJ tbs fstsl heresy 81
State rph.R, shat the issuc would result in *sr;
for, if l had, can assure ycu that my swora
you'd never Lave hsen Drawn egsinst my
country; but, having entered into this fight, l
am Compelled To do lay best. I'm no poi'ti-
clan, hui believe Mo v hen toll you that the
Nor:hela soIdsrl fight muci, hotter tfan |
supposed they would They endure priSation
with heroic lortitnde, and they show, from
first to last, that they are proud Of that country
shich hsvs uahsFpilE deserted.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rgBEL 1Errgss LOST AND FOUND.

REBEL LETTERS LOST AND FOUND.
Uader the above caption the Philadelphia
"press," edited by the notorious Fornsy, pub
lishcs q column and half OF letters, which 1t
SAYS .sre supposed to have been lost by Rebel
leaders, aud found By patriotic citizens" The
fact, however, ie that the letters were all writ
ten By tho unprincipled knsye who presides
over the colu,naa of that shest for tho purpose
Of bo!s,etDg up the dropping spirits of the
Yankee nation. We copy the following from
tia batch, for the beneh. Of cur readers:
azS. LEE 70 FRIEND IN PAILApELPBIA.
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