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70 about 5000 msn. the rsmaiadsr haylne
scattered through the mo1ntsins y az.
themsclyss rre1on.1 Ala a.a. assso s. 80
onsrs and suppiiss. -. .w IS
4s;.,o.,.., - o... ro,. II
| .PsiIAp.1rarA. JunS -Thf United aIss
Gun: ;s,s :. I::s ~ -. .'s e.
on salskrisstos5, IN GtsSm pttne TO rUu the
| Dios Eaos Thsir names are tue Providence.
l.asroii,s and ksseess. al trom Nassau.
Preaidsnrs revoCAi OF Gen. Hunters rrocia.
nation was ven rscsived as Port Royal
sharp scgasemsnt had occurred with the
Tho Umsn-fgrcSs were virtually Investing
| Charlestou.
0sn.. 1ntsr had organized brigade Of
sontrsoands. and was about 20 asstgn them to
building s0trenchments aud fortifcahOns.
A rebel steamer was run ashore On vii.
llnms's leland. while being chased oy the
blockading vessels. and 10 still aground.
The schooner Cora, prize to the K.ystons
| TIE BRvfNH RATIFICATION OF THR FEW TRHATY
| an REGARD TO :Hs SLAVE rRADs-THs DIpHI
Guilty BETWEEN GEN. BufLRR AND TIE YORKIdR
ooEsULs AT HRw OBLRARs.
| WARRINGTON, June s-I.ord LyOos called at
! the State Depar fneDt yesterday on the occa.
slon Of the arrival OF the British ratification
| OF the new treaty In regard TO the African
slave trade, and, by dIrsc,i Of his Govern.
| ment, expressed their sense Of the service rsn.
| dsrsd by mr.. Seward to both coun tries and TO
tbs cause OF hn % anity by his agency in that
| transaction.
The fact is aacertainsd that 1t has been
Ia AIDE the subtect OF an 4micabie correspond
encs between tue Secretary OF state and mr..
Limbury, the Minister from the Netherlands,
and that Hon. Rsysrdy Johnson will proceed
~ New Orleans as \ Oommissioasr Of the
State Departms nt for ths purpose CT taking
the necessary proofs for final consideration.
All the reports f:om Europe ara highly sat.
isfactory.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT sUoosss OF agS MITCHELL
WAsHInarON, June S.-Dispatcnes have been
received at the war Department from Gen.
Mitchsil. dated a; Huntsville, ala, June 9Th,
ke.t!ng that al expedition from his army, IN
der command OF Gen. Naglsy, had driven tho
euemy, commanded by Gen. Adams. from
winchester. Tsnnessse. through Jasper, back
10 Chattanooga, and utterly defeated and
routed them at that point. Their baggage
We CONS ammunition, and supplies have fall
en- Into our hands, ard still more impor tant
results may be * pectsd 10 follow this move.
asGt.
UsRI Rss LlEoa.
HeaGrsSards evacuation OF Corinth has
rendered useless ill tine vast labor The Yam
KEGS hays expended in preparation 70 reduce
the fortiiications prepared by him at Corinth.
10 show what has bsen done, u correspondent
Ct q Northern paper says:
Since Gen HallscK took command at Pits
burg Landing, our army has butt. incredi-
BILE as the story may sodnd, morn than dity
ID Hes OF entreneh .asnts, AND full two hum
IL sd lniils OF wagon roads Four parallels,
. icn MORE than twelve miles in length, thres
or tour roads-wide, coJd4loyed and bricRed-
ieudinA from The ianuing ~ eacn corps dgnse
all Ne works CT cur men. many OF whom
nsvsr before EHA0lod Il spade or Al axe Ia eli
,hsir lives.
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The citizens Of Cumberland county have re
solved 70 take, each, into their houses, AZ
Ia&ay wounded. soldiers Us they can accom-
rnodste. We ssw gentleman yesterday who
f.sd bsea sent down to carry up as many 10
wsrs ready 10 60. We are at a loss to express
our admiration Of 20 much patriotism aud 80
much hanaahiiy. For both qualities Cun,ber.
land has always been famous. She has sent
10 ths held some Of tho most gallant officers
~ad men IN the service, and An unusuaily large
lumber Of them. May shs reap her reward.
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- q.
DEAfH or Al OyEIcEs -Col. Vim q Din
iatsiy connected with tie Arsensl NEAR An.
gusts, Ca, died las. Mond.y morning. at
Noiumoes. Niles. He Was. sccordinr to the
army kAgtstsr, native CT New Jerssv and
AppeaAssd fsons kAansylya1is. He wa.
aeasse o. WStPstnt, and was brsvs,tsd
;ssee.A lAseAessss1f N. siU. a. A,,,,,ss sa
July lot. niasA6J1rss L,se.snsn. 81 ~. ~
Arullsry. Jan.y SIN. 1851. On the br.a.,n. :
ontof hosuup0 between the Nor.a and ,hs
oopsA ~ took Eart with the latter. received
-. e1pe4tmsnt IN The Artiilsry snd Ord.
0aeos DspaStmsnt, and was stationed for a
umsst the Ayssaai nssr Augusta. Subss.
Qssuuy. hAw as tyanstsrrsd 70 Gen. Bsaure.
e&J6's sta9 - Ohjss Of Artillery and Ord.
AssO. His less viii. dovbtless, be felt By
Ne gallant army with which hs was CON.
nocsed.
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THE DsspATn.
JackOn'> Marches.

Bouapasts. in his frs. campaign in Italy.
wrote 70 the Directory thai his troops had out.
dsss the Roman legions. The latter, he said,
marched eight leagues twenty four miler)
day, where's the French marched ten, aud
fought battle every day. The French are
provsrhially rapid marchers; but the great ex-
ptotts alluded to by Napoleon in this letter tx
tended Gully over space Of one week, during
the time Of Wurmssrs iirs. invasion, WHOM
the battle Of css,iglione was fought, The
General -in.C Chief himself, during that time,
never took off his clothes, or slept III 4 bed,
aud sometimes kept on horseback for twenty.
fonr hours, changing only from Que horse 10
another. At other periods the French ell
,oysd comparative repose, while engaged IN
blocksding Mantua.
For rapid marching, continued steadily
through long period OF time, it may he
doubted whether any troops-even those Of
Bonspsrte in italy-ever surpassed the troops
Of Jackson. For whole month they are said
TO have made twenty five miles day aud
when We look at the ground they passed over,
we are induced to believe the distance no.
A,Seretated He HIS discarded all supe,nuous
luggage, has few wagons and no tents, and
makes his men move with Lo knspsaeks on
TIER backs. They carry nothing but haver-
sack, in which they thrust their rations, to su.
persede the necessity OF stopping TO eat when
il is not convenient. Only one blanket is al
lowed, and this the men tic around their
shoulders. Everything is brough down to the
condition which allows of most speed, and is
sahject to least stoppage. The men who make
these prodigious marches are the healthies. in
NE whole service. They complained at first,
aud were weary and foot sore, but they soon
got over it, and grew every day more and
more capable of enduring fatigue, until now
they can bear as much as the deer shat used to
feed on the mountains around them. Stone.
wall has moulded them into the very form for
great exploits, and great exploits we are con-
fdsat they will perform. Already they see
that victory seems chained TO his Standard
already his name begins 10 exercise over them
shat magical influence which is tai best omeu
Of soecess. They think him invincible, and
they will do their best to make him 50.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

UOE REWAkD-Straye or stolen from
6Ze) In front Of Thsodoric Robertson's
harow store, small sorrsl STUD. The
said horse II about thirteen hands high, bla1s
face. one hind foot partially white. a knot on
ths ws:hers, produced by the rubbing OF the
saddle, and trimmed name. and tail, cloth
double head. atall and double raid birdie, and
mar tingaie. The above reward Will be paid
TO any one delivering the said horse, saddle,
and bride, at Mr.. u. w. uRKrrRR's or Mr.
RoBR8Tson's, or at the camp OF the Hanover
Artillery. No questions Will be asked If re.
tn mad. jsl4-lWx
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IJOhSE LOST

a s0rrel MARE, having On 8 small com mon
saddle, with gtrth around II, wooden s:irrups,
snapper bride, and halter. with small hook
at end Of check rein, broke loose from me last
evening, at New Bridge Church, on the Nine.
Mils road. Arsward OF go will be given for
her delivery to Col. Hildsr, Of the l7tn Missis.
sippi regiment or to Sntherla an rs stable, n ear
Exchange Hotel. w. b. OWEN, Chaplin.
il .4-3t&
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The annual meetlng OF tia Board OF Visi.
TOYS win bs held at Lexington, commencing
en- MONDAY. the aoih iass Applications for
admission As Cadets should be orWardsd 70
usners, SMITH, the Supsrin tendent, by or
befUrs that time
MEMBERS CT TIE eoARD.
Zen. n > Raymond. John Brannon, Esq
ttsn. ksnton harper. Col. W "a. McIIaughiip,
James u. Bruce, Esu !, Il. ID. Smith. EaG
Col. Wm W. Crump, Gen. Geo. blow, Jr.
WIN II. Richardson. Acit. General. Member
OK o1hco. il last
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:: tss-3ss.dsyysnsI oM 1Ss. d.
~ .H1ARr HUvsERf ~ r Ds1.s
60etn carolina VOLUNTEERS. frn. havss
sso aA'~ HAIRY Manly kLAH. q; nnAt
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TIE Ooaambas i0s.t Sun says that the
ecesc!sy ot bec01 teose q eseatina Great de-.
Aaoo Df caiaS1 Of Ill ds1A from ''kistsus',
~ ~ "eeG hlye' WhDa 10 q cAssht.
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PERSONAL.


yT,O ALL WHOkIp MAY CONcEiN.-As
thu request CT HENRY ". hORAST.
private Ia my battery, for whose Srrss: re-
ward has bssn offered In ihis paper. desire
In justice 70 him, to stats that hs has voiai'
tArily returned 70 my camp Win tos a0's''
saddle. aad bfidie TAKEN S1 away ,oorss
isl4-I.s Ionssirsst's Co1ps.
TNrORMAVIUN WANyEp-Any infor.
nation relative to the WHEREABOUTS 81
E,s. TRkOPHILuS BROWN, Of tbs ely.
formerly Mis, lAdiana Borun. OF Mstnsws
county. Va, VIII be thankfully isss sn1 ~
her sick uncle. William q. Borun, ~ ens ts't-
dsncs Of VIM. r. Hoards, Eau soin suss., W,
tween Main and f'rankiin. Address. !hrouSA
POST. Once, OAPr. Il. W. BROWNLl
10 lI-s COMPANY b. Va. Vols.
r IeUT. -OUl. BAIL, who fell % he Jlkt pis.
~ Csn any Gee give infosm aI!en aooe. nv sSaJ;
sad relieve HE sur diving psTss's ana 'o"a'Aas'
N'- Z L. THOMAS. Col. COME
i.l4- 3.s 3s,h 0sOrss 1ss's.
INFORMATION WANrkL Of JOHN p;
JONES, Of Company =. .iss nse,msSs
Virginia Voluntssls. who VS. Wounde0 IN We
battle near Richmond on the LIST OF aRS. ~
win ave eco 20 any one who will inform me
OF hls VAsfsahouts. Address his tsther, ~.
N. h. Jonss, care Of Mrs. 5. \. HeNte'b
Hstsrsbsr9, Va ,,S~s
js N-stS -: =. -.
TFT016A1fVN WANrk0.-Any as::ll-
1 gsncs Of the wbsrsaboo1 OF ~
FOkTEH, member Of %. 4. stn Va. To-
mont. who lsfs his camp below 6osSs.O
foV DAYS sxo. on the alex list, for Onlm eorsS =.
HospitsI. VIM bs thankfully rscsavod ~"
as this once, to ths address OF ~. - gu
WIN. ~
TNTUkMATION WANTED III any "as ~
Richmond can give Information OF OnAS,
nJHHRTY, private In light tAhnuy' ~
Alabama regiment, Will much eoaSs, I'm
hther. who 10 Of niiss bidsood's. ootnes -
and Main skreoO.
TNTO1IzTIVE wAN Ls Z 80 e sss :, 1 AZ.
ga Hsrsmsnt Sharrsh00tsss. Who va
.o.ad.d a 8. sn,s. =, a ~
loan Hotel, viii - thankfully reSsivS1 .;oe
jelA-lH ". =. 1880.
TJElf1 ). WOOD, g Uompaay :: AZ saa
81 0eorgiA ragineaS. u n Ills eity. eeS - ~.
Il father Who u II ssAeoA 81 Ainl q ~
sidsncs OF nr. J. y: 1oyeeer. oossSs % % s,%
Vtli b shAakSsliy rees(vsd. IsiA-s"
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LATEST FROM vxoRr ROYAL.

FRONT ROYAL, June 7.-solns excl tsme {
was occasionsd last evening by ths report that
foraSinx party was ired upon by some rebel
cavalry some six miles out Of town. The ls.
port alsj stated that some rebel troops were
sncSmpsd between tas hills. eight or nine
miles distant. A body Of Infantry and cav.
could nnd them, but M slgps Of the enemy
were discovered. Three men were drowned
In attempting to croas the Shenandoah last
night.
but went ashore some TWO miles below. ALI
hands we're sived.
fsgcOlD DNpAf0R
tRo1f ROYAL, June S.-Nsws from Gene.
raj Shields Division state that q sooutiag
party crossed the liver at Columbian bridge,
and went 70 New Market, where they found
three days ago. His army hAd ossa reduced
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Prisoners Arrsued-Tha number of resi-
dents at the Confederate States Prison, Cary
street, was creased yesterday by the arrival
of fifteen Abolition msrcenaries, mostly from
Ohio and Indiana regiments, who were taken
uear Luray, In Page county One domestic
traitor accompanied this lot Of WORTHLESS.
Arrests-A nan named A. e. Clarke was
put in the Gags, yesterday by the civil police
off az An officer. Another subject, too cute or
too drunk to give his name, was locked up for
disorderly condact and resisting the authority
of the police When they politely enjGined on
him the necessity of "dryinx up"
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w. l: y. y. F. Ths members Of JET.
~ PERSON LODGE, No. 4. 10 @: =,
the purpose ~ paying the last tribute Of 70.
spsct TO oar Diseased brother. RoHkAr POAr.
The mem bsrs Of sister LodSesare res psct.
fully invited TO attend.
by order VI the N. q.
je l4-i:& NAML MURRAY Sec'v
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ENSCRAYED SrOLEN-

From the subscriber, ut camp Davis, near
the new fair ground, email bay HORSE,
about or ~ years old. No marks fsco,lsc ted.
Hind legs, however, being Nh usually ssrai G. bit.
Any Information concerning him will be
tnankfoily received by the owner. at the
above msntiOnsd place
MARCUS DURRETT.
Ssrg' AlDsnarie Rangers.
J. A.SRY DErroR. Capt. ms"
NTKAYEO OR isrUL EN-tiO Ks.W aKU-
- From Charles City Cavalry camp, near
General AaSr1der's haaCqaaYters,a light bay
HORSE. with bHack name and tan, uId ,ne
white hind foot, with slight Be lr On Lett
fore leg. The above reward will be paid on
tue delivery OF the horse ut J. T.. johnson 4
ST. Bile, on franklin and 5.h streets, or at the
Camp. or for Inform alton 30 that get him.
US. TALMAN,
10 1i-2ts Charles City Cavalry.
1>SInAY HORSE -brske his natter aud
IL rAn away from amp. on the night Of The
i".n iast a large BLACK HORSE. Had on
tao Laad.stSli Of halter, and was last ssen
Near the suburbs OF Richmcnd. For his Re.
turn 10 camp OF the sid Brigade, Me Gen.
hiiFs Division, ON tbs Williamsburg road, or
Tor any Information leading 10 his reCo vsry q
liberal reward will he paid.
H. A. WHITING. A. A. 0snr,
Je li-3s& 81 Brigade, htil's Division.
LNIHAY .-Es.rayed, from General HitI' Q
H Headquarters, on Thursday, 18th June,
.w0 u U LEs--ons bay mare mule. with
OOs3 calo AiCAeAp kos ObASi b0y AOIoc N 0lo.
They were tied together.
will give q liberal reward for their dsliv.
cry at General Hits hsGdQ uartsrs, one ana \
half miles bslow Richmond. ON the tornpIfs
road 10 II -2is
CTkAY from my house. oa lo.h street,
y bay ond L. W. dlazsbrook's lumber.
yard, my COW. She 10 red, with . white
str SAX down er back, AID a ANAL white spot
In her forehead. will give ten dollars FOR
her delivery 70 me, at l.. W. 0iaasbrosk's
undergrad.
1sl4-6ss JAMES OVERLY
CTkAYED OK srULEN-From me cam
y Of the "a Regiment Of Kitlss, 8. u. ",
near the toii.Eats on the Williamsburg road, ,
on the nigh t Of the 10Th inst, two
BAY HORSES.
Any informanoa which VIII lead to their re-
covsry. will b. thankfully received and suit.
ably rewarded. Apply At the Camp.
&fkAYsD on S1OLAA.-A sorrsl HOksN,
~ with whtts spot In the fofshsad u, with.
broad and h1arshAll. A liberal reward will
be given II delivered ct Mr.. hix's stables, or
anywhsrs that can get him. Address :" 3.
D." Olspatcn Once. tsA-3ts
CTkAYEU.
Game % the American Stable, ON Cary,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. = ROAM
y 4 h h. with a scar on her right hip.
The owner VIII please call. prove property,
pay charges, and take her away. islt-l:.
TAKEN UPON The plantation OF a Dali,
two miles Dom Richmond, Q STRAY
HORSE. The oWner 10 requested to prove
property, pay expenses, and lake him away.
=. J. TILLER.
JsA-lls AAnage1.
T OSf-Oa is,I ils'.. laIes
IL GRAY SHAWL.
8 tween p Johnston's and Dispatch oliOo.
Anv one iindtng it will please leave it s. r.
JOhnston's Drug Store, Maln street, kichmoad.
jsH-Ns
fTVAKEN Up on my tam. Inro0 miles 6oloV
kichmono, few days ago, tour ostrAy
hO05, which the cWner can ees by Dsovins
propesSy aud paying charEes.
io11-Sts JVHN, u. DAVIS.
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k&. UNlVERSALlST OhURUH, MAYO
~ BThEET.-ReliGicus services will b ~.
eumsd In thts CAurch on tomorrow (0UN.
ia ~ Morning At IL oAaiock. hormou oy the
Pastor. Rev. 4 Boss1sHAs. jell-lW
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g fkAYAD or IA OLkA. "A sorrsl HORSE,
- with whits spot in the fofehsa u, with.
out shoes. stsayed from ;,h street, between
btoAd and naarshAll. A liberal reward will
be given II delivered ct Mr.. hix's stables, OF
anywhere that can get him. Address +" B.
D." Dispatch Office. tslA-3ts
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W. TIE MEMBExS OF HUTUHESON
~ DIVISION, No. 81. 8. OF T., are REQ nest.
ed TO meet THIS fSATURDAY)E VENiN0,
and ON the SECOND SATURDAY Of each
month hereafter. 1T tue houss OF brother i :.
W. Fsrg nsson. corner Of CLAY and aV,h streets.
Church Hill.
by order Of the Division.
Jsl4-lts T. y. SNIpuS II q :,
hALl0lvUS AOcIOS.-A discourse
~ WILL BE- delivered at the School. Room
On krsnkltn street. between 8th and en- sts.,
ny. AOHkOWs at III O'Clock a. d.
SusJsof 1.-THE end Of the world; the dis.
solution Of the heavens and earth the new
heavens and the no1 earth" tnlA..lta
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COL. KEsLY AT wAeglsurca.

Tas Washington Star, or ths L ID INST, sayx :
Col Kealy. CT :a- !4: MLryis AID regimen t,
the hero OF Front Icy ii, Is 10 /. IN this city.
snd thls morning Iaid visit to the Socre4
tnry Of War.
Tie was highly tcM piiras ted hy Secretary
SIaE:on, wao sad that the whole country
would alpsaa3 and homer LiM Tor his sai.
ilntry. ms Object OF his visit was 10 ohtai n
al exchange for tbs regiment. now prisoners.
liz was promised that it should be done Il
the earliest III omcot rOsstDi
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THE EMANCIPATION NEAsUkR

The substitute for The emanci patton bill OF
2eprssen t0tivs Porter, which IL likely 70 pass
in tGe fos III offered pro vides for anc pa lion
Ia thS folio Wing rasas OF every person who
snail hereafter act rs an Officer OF the Amy or
navy OF the rebels, or as President, Vice
President, IN smbsr OF Gong tess, J Judge OF any
court Cabinet CEleer, forsign Minis
tor, Com missioner OF Consul OF the 40.
calisl Confederate States. or as Gov
error OF u Staie, member or Convea.
tion or Legislature, or Judge of any
State court of tie so-called C0nfedsrat II
States, or who have held Nh Office Of honor
trust or profit in the United States, shall
nsrsafter hold an cffiee ia the so called Con-
teosrate States, or OF evsry person who sh all
So cssiter hold any Office or agency under the
~ ssrtnmsnt OF such Cor deliberate States, or
ceS,,n. ne States OF soch Coufedsracy. ex.
uniss. ar suSss Persons holding State Offices,
Si N,ssn appotntsd since the date of the Secss.
Esn an oath ~ 20 Er unless they shall have u.
.ts. ~ on.u o. allegiance to such Oonledsrats
smors sea 10 the foregoing cia uses Wno. /. ~.
me passage OF tho acf, bsinS ncsns,,,' s. ~,
!ouys aud without coercion or cnr ,n., ~
eneaet "a In armed rebellion, shall not ~, ~" -
Nxty DAYS after public warning aud crr.1a
mauon made At his discretion Dy ths y. Ia;
cent lay down his arms ant return 10 hi. Al
leSiance. a.
F.DsSAL Loss ID fas BATTLE OF "sav b PIunsn
We hear, Incidentally. that u she brigads
ana a'N,slon reports o. tbs Union casualties
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iYGa than We.
When they arrived ~ Winchester they had
nothing 10 eat, and were aim0st Iamisned.---
Salt they esteemed tbs greatest luxury Sad
alta Ii rs ANY 0As would confectionery. one
OF TIE officers said he HADN'T seen any TOR IL ore
than forty days Coffee, too. WA equally a
rarity with thsin. hnd to see i warehouse iull
Of II burning made them alIno st frantic with
rage. Dr. Baxter, Medical Furvsyor, whom
he came away from Winchester, piled ill the
medical stores up III heap snd set ifra 10
them; bat the citiz ans i'm me iiateiy pus ILa
fire our, and these Iii fell into the lands CT
the ebels.
RIVAL MARYLAND RGdiASSTs.
Tbs aiah. ut Front Eoyal. waen the First
Rebel Maryland regiment surrounded the
Firs, loyal, l. said 20 nave been perfectly Judi
crous. Looking at each otter moment in
the face they rushed together, hagsGd each
other, shook hands and rau around perfectly
delighted, Us II nve minutes before they b. al
no. bsen IN deadly sn zni.y shooting each 0.her.
Col. kenly and his regiment are true grit
For five hours they kept back the whole
rsbei column, aud then surrendered only
whom surrounded.
Another instance OF their pluck IL We rtn re-.
cording. They were brought into Winchs.-
Ter In the evening, when the rebel band was
Ssrenading General Jackson at the Taylor
House. The General and his Stan and tns
officers we're out ON the piazza Of The he tel.
the windows were filsd with ladies dressed
In their best, and the band was playiag that
favorits secesh tune 1.-THE Bonnie Blue Flag"
! when the I've hundred First Maryland ptis.
cusrs came down the street. no soORSr had
they heard the first notes OF the rebel band,
when, e. with one accord, they all bufst out
with the Star SpauEled Hammer, and with their
clear voices sounding loud above the squeak.
Ing Of the miserable band, with nrm ami
reg uiar step they marched through the street
singing undaunt sdly, and drowning In thsir
melody the noise Of the sersuads. whether
because the strain Of the old National tune
awoks some lingering feeling Of patriotism
some smOthcred love for the old nag which
they would not willingly bAulsh, or because
they admired ths men who had the courage
70 sing such cong under Zach circum stances,
the rebels did not iatsrlers.. end the men
marched singtnS through the whole street.
SBsHL OPINIONS OF Oga Q0x SAALs lDHaL
fRooPa.
The rsbsis manifested the greatest curiosity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-14

From the subscriber, ut camp Davis, near
the new fair ground, q email bay HORSE,
about or ~ years old. No marks rsco,isc ted.
Hind legs, however, being un usually ssrais ht.
Any Information concerning him will be
thankfully received by the owner, at the
above msntiOnsd place
MARCUS UURRETT,
Ssrg mt AlDsnarie Rangers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-11
THE BATTLE.FIELD.
BY MAUD ATHERTON.

There is news from the battlefield to-day,
There is news OF bloody fight,
Thev say that the plain was covered with dead
When the sun went down al night.
They say that the dying Law on the field
While the foe was put in rOut,
And their hollow groans rose high above
The long victorious shout.
They say that the ''list of the killed" was long,
Many brave hearts fell in the fight;
Was he owe dearest and best in the field?
Did he lay with the dead at night!
Is the hand I've held all lifeless now?
Is his name on that fatal list!
Will the lips never more breathe love to me,
Those darling lips I've kissed!
Oh! lcng to see the news to-day.
To see that dreadful list.
Though know twill break my heart to read
The name of the boy have kissed.
| viii! pray to the Heavenly Father now..
That He will my darling spare;
Perhaps he will pity my distress,
And grant my fearful prayer.