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Prizes Cashcd Ia all Lcgaiized Lotte-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
IL Wall street. room No. l. New York.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
Scrofus obstinate Eruption of the Skin
and old Ucera No Division street. New York ciIy since
tSA
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THE REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRISBCKG sept. y, 1907.
An onward movement will no doubt be made by Gen.
Mcclellan hts preparations completed.
The general opinion hors is that the militia who had
been by Governor Curtin to defend the border should
not have been dsbanded, but kept until such
is made If Mcclellan is defeated in his at
tempt TO the Potomac and should fall back again
towards the State the militia would undoubtedly be OF
great service.
The rebels certainly aware Of the fact that the mi
litia have now been sent home; and 1t will doubt give
them to attempt another raid into Mary
andperhaps being successfulas their army in all pro-
liability equal not larger in number to that OF
The militia should certainly have been retained
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An Indispensable COndItiOn.-The Su j.
perorty of KNOXS Hats universally admitted His fall
fashion, Just introduced, sics unqualified admiration No
matter fashio ably well dressed may other
wise be- one of KNOWS Hats be
condition of complete fashionable turn II u the
crow ming glory OF the gentleman
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Chronic Discases.-Dr. Wolf Can be Con-
suited daily at $50 Broadway, ~ Y,
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Estes Imported Boots and Slippers
Small sizes for ladies' and misses at half price.
n. L. HILL, 57l Broadway.
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CASUALTIES OF THB SECOND NEW YORK
REGIMENT.

list Of the killed and wounded OF Company G. Second
New York Militia the battle OF the 18th Septem
ber, 1862, in Maryland
KnIKD.-Henry Goodman Joseph McCorkle.
woUNDED-Corpors J. $. Hayes, H. Craft, James Carly,
J. E. Jamisson Richard Moore, j. Mcintosh, r. OBrien,
Thomas Ramsey, d. J. Reilly, Thomas Smith.
The killed inferred ana the wounded cared for.
HENRY A. MAXWELL, Captain Co. c, 2dN Y. 8. M.
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OmcIal Drawings OF the Dsiaw ware state

Onicinl ORA wings or the Library AssO-
citation Company Lottery Of Kentucky
CLASS No. 305-september 26 1852
81, SO, 27, 30, -, 81, 1. 62, 3. as ~, &C, g.
CLASS No. 3o6-september 26, 1852.
Sc. 40. o5, Z, %, ~, 10, "a. H. 1, S, %.
For circuars DC. address
r. FRANCE 4 co, Covinrton, Ky
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IMPORTANT FROM SUFFOLK, VA.
Expedition tO Biackwatsr Rivcr-No
Rebels An that Vicinity.
putt Auur putA sant of-1.2O A

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27-230. A. N.
Tho Prsss has tho following special DESPATCH
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26, 1852.
Passengers from Norfolk Fortress Monroe report
that important army movements have progressing
in that vicinity for some days past. A division,
under command OF an able lighting general,
marched or from Suffolk . day two since
direction OF the Backwster railroad bridge In tn
hope Of meeting and capturing the rebel vanguard
posed be advancing upon Norfolk down the stage and
railroad. Biackwatcr bridge having been reached no
enemy was found the sontrabands report the
news OF our movements had reached Petersburg and
great movement Of rebel troops reported between
Richmond and Petersburg.
II thought probable that this federal expedition
will push Newmarket uueso reinforced but several
orogng expeditions havo been out and great quaa
titles OF wheat and captured large number OF
eontrabands have also been brought sto inss by
pickcts.
Beautiful Com npIcx xion--Phaio Ions uSnow
White Cream when applied 10 the face, neck and
seems like tie work OF masic u msses The coersest s.n
smooth, slrest complexion transparenty white
Sold by all druggists Hnd fancy soods dealers.
Use DIR. Tobias Celebrated Venetian
Liniment for rheumatism. Sold b, all the druggists.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very Of Scrofuls obstinate Eruption OF the Skin
and Old Ucera No Division street New York cay since
Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.-
Sent free any attic ell with rupture or hernia. Al
dress bon T5s Fust ohce, N, Y
Chronic Discase..-Dr. Wolf Can be CON-
1 aulted daily a. $50 broadway, ". Il
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NEWS FROM MCLgLLATS ARMY.
Daring Expedition Against
the Rebels.
CAPTURE OF FIELD PIECES AND RIFLES.
A Suspension Of Picket Firing Agreed
to on Both Sides,
DO. &c. ia
THE REPORTS FROM sHARPsBURG.

BALnNoRx, Sept. 20, 18o5.
The correspondent OF the American, writing from
Sharpsburg 2lth, says -
Our troops learning some Of the tactics OF the
enemy and since the rebels driven the Poto
mac at this point they have kept them awake with
Connoissances and dashes across the river.
Colonel Warren, commanding . brigade at this point,
sent over q company Of tho Fifth New York
recently, who brought back five brass pieces The
rebel pickets fell back advanced, and
. drummer Of the Filth, whom Colonel Warren
had sent over q punishment for showing
some nervousness under fire on previous occasions,
brought gun back An attempt also made TO bring
of caisson, but the rebels rallied and took it off, The
regiment drawn up on the canal bank during the
affair, and shots were exchanged, but without se
rious results One man Sergeant Crowley Of the Fifth
wounded in theL leg.
Yesterday afternoon tho sixty.secon Pennsylvania
Col swtzer, with section Of the First New York artl
ery and Grins brig ide crossed the river at Reynod
ford below sheppardsown. and brought four hun
dred rifles, mostly marked "Iondon, 1862" and
fine twelve pounder riaed brass pieces Of
English manufacture. The affair was accom-
plished rapidly with entire success The rebel
pockets fell back our men advanced, without resist
ance, ard not even shot fired.
These little affairs have excellent effect upon the
and their cheering the prizes reached this side
was hearty and envenng.
1t appears well ascertancd that the bulk Of the
rebel army st remains along the other bank of the
tomac All our reconnoisances lind them in strong force
and smoke OF their camp fires be opposite
all the ords.
As is part of the rebel tactics to show the most
activity where they have the force these manifesto
tions not 10 be altogether trusted. 1t be diff
cult feed army large that OF the rebels
far ra md II ia
babe that large portion Of their force have fallen
back as Winchester.
Three four hundred wounded prisoners, left here
by the rebels yesterday paroled aud sent
the under flag Of truce. The flag also used
agree suspension of picket rng, and the piskets
Of both armies walk along the opposite banks Of the
river without molestation or fear.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

Use DIR. Tobias Celebrated Venetian
Liniment for rheumais isn. Sold BY all the druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

Gala Times To-day Mt Barnum's Mu.
seun-Splcndid performances at and ~ TN.
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White, the Famous Halter, at 2l6
Broadway Who will purchase Hats where their beauty
and excellence triumph over all 0thersf
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Espenschcid. Hat Manu- cturer. OF lis
Nassau has introduced the fall fashion for Gem
temens Hats which, In the essential qualities Of fneness.
elasticity, durability and taste, cannot be surpassed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

Hat weighing less than i've ounce igh. elegant and
Fall Style Of Hat. ST. equal in the city s Nassau
street.
David's Fall style or GentIcmen's Hats,
At 299k Broadway, near Duane street.
Genin's Ristori Hat for Misses.
Genins lovia Hat for Misses.
genin'. Mausretia Hats for Misses.
Genin's ten new 81 les for boys
Genin's i've new styles for youths.
anssn s snd s s Sr og syas m Bro,av
The Ohio state Fair, just Closed ~
Cleveland r.srmsa the former verdict .. that s.;e BY
as superior to all others for family sewing
Gala Times To-day Mt Barnum's Mu-
seuin.-splendid performances at > and ~ r. n.
Estes imported Boots and Slippers
'-'' 80 = -e'' - n l. HILL, s1i Broadway
Eight Cartes de Visite for SI-EquaI 20
the best made BALcH s. 2ss Greenwich st. cor Barclay
IL Cartes de Visite FOR 81, at vaug ms,
22s Bowey. will satisfy all hve minutes after sitting that
mine are the best
"The Right Man In the Right Place.
What blessing TO each Individual to the State nation and
the world each Of us were Just where We belong. where
LER ! WELLS. Phrenolosisis. sos Broadway. n Z.
Defiance Fire nd Burglar Proof Safes
Also Sdeboard and Paror Safes for silver plate &c 63
Murray street corner of College place R NJ PATRICK.
Bntchel0r's Hair Dye-the Hest I'm the
world Instantaneous harmless and reliable sold ny drug
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House. The
Dye ID applied by experienced artists
w. A. BatcheIor's C~Iebrat red Establish
Moaavis Cream for seasifyns hs hair is Bond street
Dye black and brown The best sold by druggists Depot
~ Dey street.
Trusses, Clutches, Supporters, &C., at
ROWE 4 co.'s, 295 Eighth avenue.
Trvsses.-Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure
Trnss No. vssey opposite the church No connection
Trusses.-.xvhite's Patent Lever Truss
is the best Truss Ia world for aud comfort Dom
rse nSy ua you see " GREG6RY CO. !: Bond ..e
MISCELLANEOUS.
EsFH fsag AsH FyHsy FER 5asH
Door ss k'A'q GdokiSd 5o eTEssIrs Brushes Hro'n
and T5wsEb sspop s. GREr sSse
Cooper institute, in AsGor place.
A RTIcLEs FOR UNION SOLDIERS, IN CAMP OR
"A hold should he sent by the Harndeu Express Broad
They send daily 20 all Union and charge only
half ra tes
A IoTlCE.-ouR FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS.
Fancy si and soor.d Dinner s4 ana upwards
Fancy gil and coloed Tea Sets a. pieces - 30 and
White French Tea Sets, ~ pieces. s. and upwards
Fine English Tea Ssts, ~ pieces,
Fine Engsh Dinner Sets l60 pieces .Sl0
Housekeepers will ind IL TO their adv by calling
ia r. D0SALDSONS.
JOHN HYSLoP, late with
r. v. HsughwOut Co,
Beecksr street, block west of Broadway.
All our Glass; Silver Cutlery and Fancy Goods marked
down very low In plain hgures.
SINGLE MEDICATED BATH OFTEN DOES MORE
"A good than six months treatment by other methods
Motives Of deeacy FORBID publishing details OF cases.
but refer patients personally TO those who have been
AFFLICTED with like diseases.
Diseases peculiar to women Gout Rheumatism Dyspep-
sia and Skin Diseases are our speciality.
No charge until the patient iscnred. ,,,,.rrxx
DOCTOR Won fALLESSrETN
oS East seyenteenth street, near Union square,
New York
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McClcllRn's Victory In Maryland IL
only equalled by TERRYS victory In producing Dress
Hat weighing less than i've hight, elegant and
durable. TERRY 3y7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

Try One or the New Hat Company
Fall Style Of Hat s.; equal 70 in the city las Nassau
street.
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w. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Establish
Wigs Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing. and
Moosva Cream fer bcautfyng the hair ls Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

Use Professor Milier's Fifty Cent Hair
Dye black and brown The best sold by druggists Depot
IA De- str
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o1IE BOUNTY FOR NINE MONTHS,
NVIH rpnNltnEg IRUNsInE9

Can,sn woodw ards Company Is last htng up and this
IL The last opportunity before the draft Company head
ouer,rs ga broaiway 27a Fourth rs Eighth eve
niue and Continental Hail. Tbiry fourth street aud hsha
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The Ohio State Fair, just Closed ~
Cleveland rearmed the former verdict of that State by
awarding the hrs, premium to the Grover Baker Machine
superior 10 all others for family sewing
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

The Great Battle at Antietam-Move-
ments Of the niou and Rebel Forces
The War ia Kentucky and Tennosses-
The mportant Procl u ma tions Of Prrs-
dent Lincoin-NIeeting of the Govsrn-
ors OF Loyal States-Inieresting from
the Soush-FaII and Winter Fashions
I'm the Mctropolis-The Latest News, sc.
full and graphic account OF tho great Battle at
Antetam Valley Md, which resulted In the Defeat Of
the Rebels, from Special War Correspondent with
Reports OF the Movements OF the Union and Rebel
Forces since the Retreat OF the latter into Virginia. will
be published in the WEEKLY HERALD ready this morning.
at ten O'Clock. will slso give the latest dispatches Of
the Movements and Operations OF the Armies in Ken
lucky and Tennessee Accounts OF the Defeat Of the
Rebels near Iuka Miss, by tho Union Army under
General Rosecrans Important Intelligence from the Rebel
States The Procamaons of President Lincoln declaring
the Negroes Free in all tho States in Rebellion after the
first OF January next, and relative to aordng
Aid to the Rebels The Address Of tho Governors of the
Loyal States TO the President Report of the Mners'
Opening Day in the Metropolis with Description Of the
Fall and Winter Fashions for ladies; Tho Latest News
from EUROPE and Reports of all Events Of the Week
OF an interesting character.
Terms-Three dollars per year Single copies, In wrap
pers, six cents.
Omciai Drawings or Murray. Eddy 4;
Co. kentucky and Miss0lir1 state IottercS-
KEarucgY, EXTRA CLASS 457-Septcmber 70. 1862
"a, IL, "a, II, 26, so, 6s, 81, s, ~, 81, 8, II.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 45s-Sep,omber 26. 1882
40, 43, 6S, 81, so, 60, 8, SO. 81, -, II, AZ.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covneton, KY, or St Louis Mo.
Omcial Drawings OF the delaware state
Lotteries
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS lo5-september &c. 1859
6S, >, -, 80, III, a. 30, 81. :, ~, Is. rs, 10.
DELAWARE. CLASS aO-september u. 1862
"a, b., 10, -, 63, 4S, IL, Al, AZ, |, 10, 3.
JOHN A. MORRIS co,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Trusses, Clutches, Supporters, &C., 81
ROWE co.'s. 295 Eighth
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Eight Cartes dc Visite for Sl-Equal 20
the best made BALCH s, 233 Green ST. cor Barclay
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White Cream when applied 10 the face, neck and arms
like tie work of magic: mskes the skn
smooth aud farest complexion transparently white
Sold by all druggists aud fancy goods dealers.
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IoRNs. BUNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
~ Jouts and All diseases u he feet cured woT pAis
In convenience To the patient Ds DR. ZACHAEkE 6urDn
Chiropodis 10 Broadway Refers pay and ser
~ the city
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CHEAPEsT PRINTER IN THE woRLD-BUsINass
Boos. Psupblets Law Cases, s-~spapers sysSy-
o printing T r DAwLEY corner q Eeade and csssrs
streets.
1oRNs BUNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
" Jvut, and all diseases u he feet pais
chropodst 10 Broadway Refers 10 pay sicians and
seona ol the CITY a
CHEArRsT AND HEALrnIEsr BEVERAGE IN sax.
y PIE Fss SlhE6 xaEo ss
RYE COFFEE.
9sIS : $5}s s5ags A%Es4s %FS Eegsp 2 psovrs
To BE HAD OF ALL GRoCEks
less % sisned an JAWS S's Pa5"a Co. p"NAseA S0-s
DRAKEs PLANTATION BIrTERs sss
They purify, stAea aad invi.or.,e lI
They create healthy appetite ssJL,
They Overcome elects d G,ssipsrioa saa late hsasX
They strenglhen the s,.'sm az enlyen tue minds.s
Tney purify thr bread Ana d,y Of ne stomach
ISSsssy ere ere plarrlssa. c6olera cGoisrs MoTbq.
rbss sr the best S. in the world They %aS. Che
strong and exhausted natures great
ya BARK roots ana herbs ta he pleasure
larry m' prsons requiring Ssn
i!Rnna. r T. DRAKE sG s srosi~.y -' '-''
pR.Kxs fLASiafIoS sLTNlsf2nSS BrrrEas,
% pare 81 co1 os
and and isrs as S'S BODY
tite and strengthens the system. IL IL certain cure Tor
Dyspepsa, Conspation IIarrhua, Liver Complaint and
Nervous Headache and prevents mi asmatc disease IRON
change diet water be used At all times Of d
by old young, and Is particularly recommended 70 wsax
and delicate Sold by all grocers druggists hoss
r. II. DRAKE 4 co, 2O2 Broadway. New York.
PLANTATION BlTTERS
invigoraes an purles the SYSTEM pesees
appetizer, and natures great resSorcr II IL eomposedI
pure st celebrated ralsaya bark roes end
herbs Particularly adapted weak and delicate PERSONS.
relied upon purity. II cures dysfepsas -
n gentle TOME. the thing Tor changes OF the
seasons Sold all grnCers druggists bons and saloopA
r. H. DRAKE CO.. 202 Broadway, N. 7.
S-T-iS6p-x.-DRAkE : PLANTATION BIITERS.
OF this celebrated brand appears 70 be III one uh
wei every table They splendid article.
ami To relied upon hen and invgorae eanss
nature
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AN ALARM-wBERR SOME OF THE REBELS ARR-THE
ONE HuNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH PENNSYLVANIA
voLuNTEERs-rHEIR L0ss-THE FOURTH NIGH.
GAN FIRST ACROSS THE POTOMAC, ETC.
on TIE PoroxAc, OPPOSITE sHnrHsRpsrowS,l
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Genin's Ristori Hat for Misses.
Genn's Joviia Hat for Misses
Genins Risori Riding Hat
Genin's Maugretta Hats for Misses.
Geiins i've new styles infants Hats.
Genin's ten new Il, les for boys
Genin's five new styles for youths.
(senin's Dress Silk Hat for gentlemen.
Paris, London and New York styles 6l3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

David's Fall style or Gentlcmen's Hats,
al 299k Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

IL Cartes de visite for 81, at vaug hans,
22s Bowery. will satisfy all ve minutes after sitting that
mine the best
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

Cristadoro's Hair Dye. PreservRtive an'
Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House. Tn
Dye is applied by experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

TruSses.-Marsh - Co.'S Radical Cure
No. ycsey opposte the church. No connection
any other once Of Female attendant
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
OUR POTOMAC CORRESPONDENCE.

notion on the mountain, and lost more than oneourth
them tho two battles.
EDWARD FERRERo, Brigadier General.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

IHEAPEsT PRINTER IN THE wORLD.-BU5TNns
~ Cards 10 cents per lO0O Bihesds, hrst class, see
ream BooSs Pamphlets Law Cases, k.~spapers. svesy
tnng equally cheap Seui 3eents prcr list of at HAD
Of printing T. DAWLEY, corner Of keade and csntr
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

A Ii HOUsEKEEPERS
"A HOTEL KEEPERS AND EVERY PERSON
WILL SAVE TWENTY FER CENT
by buying Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery. Tea Trays
Door Mats Kitchen Ia les RergeratOr Brushes Broems
COOKING UTENSILS
and description of house furnishing articles at
EDWARD ID. BASSFoRD'S GREAT BAZAAR,
Cooper institute, in AsIor pace.
Illustrated catalogues free.
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nR, sCHENCK a

AIDES FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS,
IL New and elegant styles, tor snle ny g. o. ALLEN, ~
Broadway, one door below Cam street ~
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"The Right Man I'm the Right Place.
What blessing TO each Individual to the state nation and
the world. IL of whore belong, where
could succeed best. To this call Messrs
LER WELLS, Phrenologists 3o5 Broadway, N r.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

S-T-iS0-X.-DRAkES PLANTATION BiTTERS.
OF this celebrated brand 70 be IN every one mqn
wei every ones table They are splendid aruee
snd he relied upon and invgurae exhaust
ed uAtu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

means. He added that a decree of emanci-
patton would not accomplish the object de-
sired. Mr. Barnard, who is a preacher, adj
dressed the president in an impressive man
ner. Mr.. Lincoln replied, that he felt, day
by day. more and more his need of help from
God to guide him through the great struggle.
The same writer in subsequent letter says
the interview was conversational, the men,
bers of the deputation and the president ex-
pressing themselves with entire freedom
One of the most impressive scenes of the
interview was the address of the venerable
Friend William Barnard to the president. Be-
fore venturing upon his address he asked
permission to speak freely the thoughts and
sentiments within him, and was encouraged by
the president to speak frankly. Those who
were present say that it was a very impress
sive address, and Mr.. Lincoln replied to it
very kindly and almost sorrowfully. The
deputation came away with good impression
of Mr.. Lincoln's earnest desire to do what he
can to overthrow slavery, though it was easy
| to perceive that he was guarded in his Ian
| guage. There was a pleasant little dialogue
| between Mr.. Lincoln and Oliver johnson
upon the use of emancipation proclamations
| The president thought that, inasmuch as the
| constitution is not respected in the rebeliOus
| states, it would be useless, even if it were
| proper, to issue a proclamation of emancipa-
ton. Mr.. johnson here made very practi-
cal reply, that even with the constitution of
no account in the rebel states the govern
ment proceeded with the struggle. and in
tended to enforce the instrument at the point
| of the bayonet by and by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23
Cotton Burning in the Southwest.


One poor farmer little way out of Mem
plIs was favored by providence with five bales
OF cotton These, with rifle that cost him
$50, about compromised his worldly possess
sions. Upon these his family were entirely
dependent. The rcgimentaled cotton-burn-
ers came. They spoke in the name of the
contmeyeracy. The poor man implored that
his tive bales might be saved. They were all
the property he had in the world. This was
impossible. He begged that one bale might
be left to him. The cotton burners were in
eXorable. They applied the torch. The poor
mans hve bales were consumed. The cotton
burners turned rifle searchers The Door
man said, sit cost me S25. Give me five for
1t; havn't a dollar in the world" The cot
ton-burners were deaf to every entreaty of
the poor man. They destroyed his cotton
and carried away his rifle. He Is in this city
now begging for food and clothing.
Louisiana planter, under similar circum-
stances, produced very unsimilar result.
The cotton-burnerS came, they saw. thev-
departed.
Il have come to burn your cotton, sir"
''By what authority"
'By the authority of Cen Beauregard."
''You will not burn my cotton
1--WE ciH burn your cotton"
$50 about it then. But it is my opinion.
gentlemen, that you will not burn it,
'"What do you propose to do? You don't
mean to say that you will show any OPPOSE
ton to our authority?"
Il simply mean to say that you will not
burn my cotton. Bob, bring coal of fire"
The fire is brought.
''Gentlemen, there is the fire, and yonder
are one hundred bales of cotton. Proceed"
''Your conduct is very extraordinary, sir.
L should like to know what you mean.'
"Well, sir, mean that if you attempt to
burn that cotton will scatter your brains so
far and wide that no power in heaven or earth
can lring them together again. Here, boys,
that cotton is yours; detendit or starve"
Odd strange conduct" mutters the Off
Ger, sullenly. ''We'll attend to your case,
sir. We are going down the river; we will
give you visit ON our return
"Do. Whenever you make up your mind
to burn my cotton, by all means come and
burn"
The coward officer and his posse 'sfell back
IN good order" The valiant Lousianan saved
his cotton. He has had no second visit from
BeauregardS cotton burners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

GEN. BEAUREGARD's COMMAND. latest
advices are that our army has taken a position
at or near Tupelo, about fifty miles south of
Corinth, which, it is stated, was the first point
at which sufficient supply of good water
could be obtained. The point is also said to
offer many other superior advantages for the
comfort Of large army in camp. The Mo-
bile Tribune says that there are now over one
hundred good wells dug at Tupelo, which fur
nlsh an abundant supply of excellent water,
and that others are now being dug. There
are also number of bake ovens built there
Tor the use of the army, and many other con-
Venences conducive to the comfort and health
OF the army that could not be arranged or got
at any other place. Hallecks army is said to
be following up our forces, and that skirmish-
ing occurs daily, with varied results-Mcna-
phiS (G1enada) appeal, June II.