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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-19
Muerifauti9e Sea6ridbten

Gin stneitcs @egiment fir General
Sigel. @S freut unS, ~an3eteen 3a tDnnen,
oaB Der &apt. 8, Maper pom @ouper-
neur autorilirt II, Elm speites 8ssimsut fur
@eneral Stsels Nrmeecofps au prpaniliren.
.GS lit i'm SntsrelIe pes DeutlGtbums, pas
Nesiment ibnea au Stanbe gu b~rinsen, um
@ensral Sisel % fraltts ais m0sliG gu unter.
ltiBen. ca. 9. Abp3.)
a9n iin0 Die enfants perdus E (Dte
psrlprenen RinDer.) Perdus! Srutpem pie-
lf6 Nesiment ben Comfort an Der Spise tat
te, fubit ctel er @pmfort iebr uncomfortable,
Oenn er 1T arrettrt. Die GENERALIZATION i'm
Negiment Ipll unaebeuer letn. Mebrere Diff
siere boben rtitsntrt. Sbsteia palIelbe erlt
|tur5e 3sit i'm Selpe TT, unp nod fein Ireffen
mitBemaGt bat. 3ablt es pph faum nod pie
|6diTIe lsiler Wittglieber. SO
Nep Oorf, Is. Ausua. Sberf @orcos
ran TT aue9eweHielt unp befinbet lhb In Malt
inaton. Gr pirp BET letner Gadfebr b,erber
BON lsinen Qanpslsuten unD alien Ubrtser
SIrBern nit GROCER &usSetdnuns smpfau9en
una bepiQFom mnet perDen. Die bier 3urlfs
seblisbenen Sif3ters pss 60. 8eSimsnts bielz
ten sstsra No6mtttas i'm 8ersins nit pen
Dele9aten Der Serl9ieoenet bier uno IN bss
lmseeenO beleSenpen igilGen GtptlgelealGaf
ten cine 8erIammluns IN penn @aHsataals
peS %9eKannten 9ieetntentS aber at8s SS,lerrS
martt, uu1 IA iber Die fir ben @mpfc4g ose,
aus Der @efau9enlAaft eutlallenea SKIS.
.&DrcCrag gu trefenfenCen gpr6ereltunssi 81
.berotben, pa beabidtigt pirc, Bet oieler @'sIey
.seabct sine BrpbariSs Denomination gu
macpen. 49,
N1ilanelpbia, Is. au9 Glstbtse ar6eit.
Seit Der GrrlGtunS pes 9tsltSen YreSOlt Nlar
bal Nmtee tpurDen Darfy ben DrCoolt Niars
tdal dern 2l00 Gelpatpa en- lire perIftepe
men 0tssintsuter suridselanot. Gin GROCER
Gbetl pauCn paren Delerteure ooer IOlgs, ole
loren Qrlaub uberlHritten tatten.
Die S%ubcriptionen 3u Nsfrnttr3peGsn be-
'ltefan If1 tte Sorsetern auf $411,488.
Ygilabelp9ia, Is. Nue. Gine Nn3abl
9leBsr btft lsgten 6reitag aesnO pabter sale
SsrlammluHs iam gu errpd9en, Oh &c Aiat
5,psdmaBis lei, ate Jarbisen SptlGen Is aaD
As 3abten etnSurUairen uno (i9an benz &am
Pfc fir Die G%rbaltuas Ger Qnicn bstbtiit9en
gu lahsn,4 s. purpe Gin gelGlu9 an9eaums
men, pona6 etn Gcmite erttannt unO inltruirt
weroen fol-, lia gum @ouperreur gu yerfa9eu
unD at srmlistelu, ,vtpelhe Nbtht ete 8sgies
yaag in 8etref Der farbissu gsa6ftrups bese
unO OBJ tetu 9ineeraib i'm Wsse itsbe, unotr.
3a8tt2 S6ritte 3nr @inreairung aler fDrper<
tiinttgeu atrtgantlGen 0bfGmmltase ~ tDun. "
NoDles 8eneGmen elmer Negerfran.
SIN aus Der 0efanssnlGait 5a Ni1Mrip 5nf
riGBsfebrter peatlher Scleat er51blt TVlgens
Des Gno!t@ mad % Sasen 0efaneeniAaft
lam aud an unS Die Jieibe. 1900 b~eltiesen
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@er Sri 9 in sen aes5te
Der gseben @Orsam wieDetnm in @auatin. Gen

Ser Seben WOrsam piebefnm in @anatin, Gem.
Na1bptlIe, Is. Nuguf. Der Nsbra
Ncrsan bat etne nsut Na33ta gegsn @alottn.
8enneiet, u%nternpmmen. Dte 91uIer Der
uniCnilten loaen perbrannt unO mebrcre Der
gsute leltf ssban8en porOen ietn.
8srIhleDene Qeute, iuslde 3ur. 6erleQune
Der Bride ausSelanpt trorpen tparen, wurpen
inter NnprUbune, pa6 man tie baneen ipirs
d, 5urid8ctrieben.
Die Communication nit Qcuispile III ttetls
pstie aa Der @OseielO unO 6entufp Gilen~
'babn, Sta Nalbutue, pieper bergelteat. Oielen
Wforgen sin9en 3pet 8abn,Ise ob, uni 4 unD
um s nbr, aber 60 u nod niGts 8eiteres
aber ~Dielsiben sebSrt trorOsn. Die .3ertrIim<
lnernnS Der Sriids uber ben Reoriver fol-
sufdlis tatteefunpen BADEN. Die Gra6taiits
ter .uno apam's Grprebpasen Uerbrannten
Ourdb elm unslid gu glt3dbetbtOwn, 8p.
Die YOitofieen gu Murfrsssbcro unO an
anoeren 9lassn ltnD nod ntdt tpieper ee1fnet.
Sn Nalbpile berriGte srObe Nufresuns.
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lelbe BALD In lnOronnns suraidaOa. gerlhie.

ielbe bolo tn unOronnns 5uriid3os. gerIhte.
pene @efansene wuroen gemabt.
Self 8bomplon llnote Uergangene Wche
cine Darlomtntd' ldGQe an Gen. buuep, mel
der SlD Some, 80 Wtsilen untsrbalb 6eIeno.
be1tbt balt, uuD %forperte ole ueberaube ouer
Bigger tnnerbalb unlerer 9inten ; i'm onperen
Sale %fcrperte er tbn ouf iG gum Rompfe
bereit gu balten. Sen. 5Opep i6idte Die
parla menta Fa9se mad 5uuie, ltrs Ietne
Sruppsn fir 10 Sage 8uttcnsn nebmen uub
ma9te ii6 CUR GerfOlsung pes 8etnpes ouf.
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mieSerIass Der mebeuen in mrranSos

81 m p9ts, Is. Aug. SertGte pom
Dbttr 8iOer lageu, pab @en. 5seres's Dtut<
fOn am WiOnta9 In Der Ndbe BON CLARENDON,
@rfanlass einen &f gu belteben bate. Die
gunOestruppen beltnnpen aus 8 &eeimentern
Snfanterie, Die Nebtden battsn 8 Sesimenter
@apalerie nno einen 3betl BON Ser. 6imps
mans Brigade, Quf betOen Seiten mar Der
gsrlult 3iemIiA tatf, bod bic Rebeaen untsr
laseng 700 @efanSene wurDen eemo9t. Gin.
3elnbeiten Fnp niGt betannt.
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BON utob

sort 8rtb8e, utub, Is. aug. Dor
turder 3sit ltaRlen bic Snoianer In Der N1be
otsies Srtss $50 Maulsiel, welGs Dem Sad
NobsrtiUn sebStten. Mormunsntruppen maGs
ten ith nnter @apt. Smttb lpfort auf Die @irs
tpleung auf. Sic Warsn an 800 Metleu Of
ne Gffrl9 bintsr peh Snoiansrn Der unD
mubt'n aus Mansel an 9rOpitonsn ,urad
fsbren.
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Mneunft Ses .Oaniel asebfter,~

New- gOrf II. Nag. Der 5OipitaI=
pampler Daniel Weblter" fam tsats Uun 6ars
rtlOne 9anOine bier an. &r broAte l29
tranfe Solpaten. Nu Ger, Iabrt samen pier
1opesIaGe Dor, namlt9: NUtonOUrf Slbtle,
Comp. q, 80. @ennfY io. Ste9t. @Onltantins
Dlger, Comp. q. 81. Gbiu 8sstmsnt; SaeOb
Stotf, @ump. s, 3. N.sg Nsst. unO Samuel
5bpmas, Comp. s, SO. 0ennplp. &eat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-19
Gonperneur weasUftn's BOtfAafr an Die @entnGPp
ASA QeNt8latur. Isl

b I5runtfOrt, Sy.. il. qug. Die BOT.
lGaft ees @Uuperneur MasCffn perOammt Die
SnpaliOn oes StaateS purhs SObn Morsan's
0mrrtllas ttno ertlart, cab Die aufri9ttsen
SiDlanper fe perwerfen Diirpen.
4 Gr 9ibt Ram etren usberblid Der febiaen
Gage Der 8anoesre9terun9 unO beoauert Die
SerbaftlnS BON Bar9ern cbne irseno einsn
9eitbIiGen prc3eB. Or empfisblt Die 9lnnabme
Der @rtttenpen' Hen 8eihllle als Elm M,ttel
CUR 8etlssuns Oes &rieses unD S~esranpnns
peS 0rie0enS.
@r l6lisBt fOls%snbermaBsns sd mage
uiGts, ipenn id Tags, Dap i'd unermapl9fr
la ebrllGen 8emibanseu CUR Gfbaltuns Der
Union 9etpeien bin, un0 0aB Id uttbr Dor
8ema6t bobe, IN. Der Nul6inng Der
lelben pOr3nbeusea - 8Orl@laSe, Die, penn
tie 3ur rebten !3eit unsenommsn iporpen tpds
rem, erfOlSrei4 gu leia OerlpraGen - ale aae
meiue selhdltiseu, sroblpredenoen Ierlaum-
Der, pie t9te fGlsGttn 3psde i'm Muse batten.
NL LM 49, AE
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Nnn Gairn.

Serbastnns rpesen Seeintrdatisnns Der sfefrutis
runs. Gin Wsfedbt in Der Oedbe DON 9etena.
Cairo, IL. Nn9. NiGler S. saen, Mtts
9lieO oes @enSreHes pom g.. Dttritt, mnroe
uerbaftet uno bterber 9ebra9t pegen 8eeinr
tra8tisun9 Der Gintpatruns. GtHter 8uFin,
BON Marip County, purDe wsseu rerleiben
Watia9e perbaftet.
Das Nemptts Bulletin bonn 18. b. laots
Yurrp's unO Self. 1bcmpipa's 9ente ibess
EralAten am IL. D. elf Wistlen Bltltt BON Ses
lena elne @Ompagnte pes 8. Wisecnlin @sst.
nents. unlsre 2ruppen erSfneten elm 70 ger
ltSrenpes Gersr auf Den18etnp, pab liH Der.
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@ihtins Orhre.
&rie9eoepsttemsnt, Sen. Aoiutaat9 !
office, Walbin9t0n, Is. Mug. 1862 :
@eneratsO rore 30. III.

M
4 Bon iest an ioilen Stelnnsen ais Sc
n~eralmaicr posr griaaDesenerul nur Slf3ie<
rem Der resuIaren Irmee fur O~erOtenltpolle
auegs3et&nete 9etltunsen w1dbrenO Deg
&rieges perlteben Weroen ODER 6retrptGieens
wel6e tire Sefabisune al8 @sues
raj 9e8eigt BADEN.
p &stne Serleibun9 etner lOlGcn @telung
lOa pom Rrte9sOspartement semo6t rsrDen,
ebe cine 9rafuEe itatteeluuDen BAT, Oh ireenD
Del6e Nntlaeen se9en ben Gburatter, Oas
Setraefn Oosr Die 6abteteit Des Nn3utellens
DEN p~prltesen unD Bis oaB, penn Uerartise
Nnfla9en pOrtte9en %lOlte1, Elm l~pe3teler Bs.
ri6t tenn pgaIioenten senodt DOrpen 1T.
Nnf Sefebl oeS &rtessmtntltere
6. Us. 5Ownenb,
"a Nliltirenoer General Npiutnnt.
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8risases @eneral Nprcprnn.

Walb'tn ton, 18. Dug, Sol, Mta,
Sorcp4an tuntDt pielen Wtorgen pom 9ralis
Oenten ais Srt9aOegeneraI beltaGt unp apar
ais pom d. Sui 1861 an, Dem Sage, an
Uel4fm er bel Sul 8un 9sfansen ssnOmmen
Wuroe. ~ m
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Reuer az 1t. Spfepb.

Ct. SUfepb, Is. Aus. Das WaI&t
nenpaus Der 9annibal uno ct. SOlepb @i-
lenba9n Derbrannte cer8ansene Ndht nit ffnf
9otomottuen uno anperen Malhtnsn. Sur
eine etn3tse WulAine tpurpe serettet. DIR
Vsrlult tetrdst $4,000, tpe!her nur tbetla
pet1e ourG 0erliherung 1eneft IN.
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0uerinas In mltGouri ~perlprenst

0tasgpw Mlo., Is. Aug. Cutters
Commando bat NDinperter's 0aerilabanos
Su Miuacie 6Ort Oerlprenet, absr lis sntsiaBe a
peg 0sfan9eaiAaft pirrb Serbrennungs 9ot
Brii9en binter lia,
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9 Dres besaslld5 s.r MunltiOn.
6auptauartier Der Nrmee .. glr.
ginlen, nabe Solar Nfcuntaiu, ;
ga. Is. Wlln. 1862. \

5inlen, nabe Solar Nicuntain, ;
Sa., Is. Nus, 1862. }
General Srore So, 20. Die 0enerale
Orrres gO. Is, l~aufenOe Series, uerOsn pom
Oieleln 5a%upfqudrtier u eabtu mOotf3irt,
DAP Die eeute auf Dem Warlde ii 40 Vatrps
men traSea lCIen guar in tbrer patrCns
tald)e. ~fs @
Die u6rt9e WfunittOn wirp auf ben Stunt
t~iCnewa9en na69efabren.
Wenn Die 3ruppen tn'e @efeGt seben, 70
loGen lie bunoert patronen TRACER, unD 3rar
40 In Der Datrcntaibe unp 90 auf ibrer
QerEon.
Quf Befcbl beg 0sneralmaiOr @ope
E9 N. 8. Selferto9e,N q. q. sen.
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@nu 0emsSrleous.

NansrIf Der @ebsIe'ia nf Baton gtoMse. = Ytecers
IaSe Hnc 'cbtcerer Ser MA brs Tetnbfs. - 93recfin.
ric9e fou einen 9rm oer prem babea unc Gen. Eos
osI %setoctet fein. Sen. 3SiniamS Sou ebenfans
sst0rfer fstm - 8srff6rans res sSineer6an,pfers
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GaPe WaceaI0 {. aug. Der ; QmpFer
yAne!o 9aron" ging bier beute Ra6mittag
sOrbei uto beln9t qtverpppIsr Datsn srm 7.
unO gonDpneerss Depeldsn pom s. Nnsnlt.
Die GaAridtsn fiber s%onoonperlp lluo unis
aug eluem nafrflSrtsp 9r4aOr u'dst l5uss
9an9eIl.
GnglnnO. Die en9ltIbea 8lattsr bonn
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GuoprGtfbe OSabrtbteu

Die Yrrisbert9eilung bcim benti6cn
SnnOesi9ieBen in Trantfar!. Nm %.
Suit fano Die feierIiGe Gertbeilune Der 9reile
an bic bitten S4lben tatt. Die erltsn Vreir
ie Der 6effelofGetben ielen ar fOieenS
be 9erter 2' $3.50
Sdsibe $ eimat6: 1000 Nettstbaler,
geltlitet pom Dem Senate Der 5tapt Trantfurt,
:. u, Stesrtt aus WaStbaulen, GruBb.
8aoeH. -
SAetbe S6tsu* 5tlbernes Erinf6oru,
eeltiItes pom 5ey3os Grnt bon @pburs, 90 . !.
rift Wnl3er aus 8biengea.
S@eibe &Brner: Silbernes Grtnfbcrn,
geitiftst BON ben S4usen gu 8ten, s. Suti
aus ,&Gln.
Sheibe 5ofsr;, Sitbernes getsd, 9efif@
tet ocnt Surgeruerein In 6rantfurt Comet
pe In StafsIe, @laruS.
S6etbe ga Sin Seleemalbe, eetif.
.tet pom SIrsetsereine Gurnerbune, Weber
lit 5aultn, S6weta. -.-s
Die eriten preile Der StanbfeffGsi
3 n pertGeilten lid pie folet: . u { 'e'l@
S9eibe . entiAlanp; &lfenbeinpOtal
BON osr Staet Geis5 Q e4tel aus
Qanau. aegs a aas p ~
GAei6e Nbetn; Cine Fl6srne Same
.gsftiftet pom 9teorrfran3 In Grantfurt, gns>
lin In S6mabii6 @emisne.
S,Beibe Dpnan: NbitbwortbbGGle, ee=
st,lHi bor teh DrutlGeu In Wanheter,
. ers ma IN son Snsbrud.
Sheibe 81 Be. Stlbernsr IaietapfIab, 9e.
ltiitet ppn Den Deutlbsn in Drag Spa.
NJ u II II ppn Aapeneburg.
SGeibe 0eers 100 Dutatene eeliftet
ppm 8arten .. Tnrn II. Saris, 9apsma an
BON @rlen, SAweij. Q,5Ir0
Sdsi6s OOeri got5ner pOfal, ssNtfts-
apn Der SaiBenseielidaf BON 6pbleu3 Salt
/ er aus 2en3ttrden, Bacon.
br. 9 hGnem a m aus 9btlaoelpbia
(etn gsberfuer @arttemberger) Elm Mitattso
oes porttgen DC ltfasn 59isenpereinS, welGsr
Gem peutj9gn SAiBsntuaae pie leioene uat.
Opslaass uaO rem Set Gomtte ais GDrsn-
preis eine uncertainties Wiuau3iarnmluna aaber-
Janet bdt iGe6 in 78 S4ahe 10 Buntte
unD erbtelt einen Debsr.
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@aDI tn NprnsQ crp[tmd.

. Jta@rtGten aus ylUro- Carolina SufOlge
bat Der fscelipnilii4e @puperneuracanotrat
etre 0OufdnDige Nieperlass %ec!itten, pa etne
Mfajprttat pOa 4O, 600 sesen tbn itanO.
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sIufnabmc Oss Sol eOrcOran tn wa,binstOn

Us Arlington ,118. Nue. Der Gnz
pfans Der @ClOnels @OreOrun, 0ilcpr &c. mar
aubert ber5ll& unO entbulialilA. 5Oa, u.
&lp btelt cine 8spe gu @bren bts 10 lanee &C.
fanBenen @plonels, porauf rerlelbe In eiaer
IanSeren 2lntipOrt letnett Danf unb feline pa<
triptilApn @efible onslpraG. 3aa . nl
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x suefts telearapbifbe DtaeprtoDte,t
s&rssr Atet fGr ben SaIttmors s8s6ers
bes DpfrS. .slnelO Sagons
Eel Gape Nlce.
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gin cine am II. 3. gu 0epport a6sebaltene
RriessUeriammluns ianete @OuU. Sprasue
ein S9retben, BEN MIR fOl9enOe STEELE ent=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

si1lIjS Sulh dt DcOdStopOI1 1ido DoOla e1otoAo'Uu
by the Emperor Of Russia with the cross of
Saint Vladimir, Victor Emmanuel King Of
ITALY, has decorated him with the Gross OF
Saints Maurice and J4azzaro, and the Sultan OF
Turkey has conferred upon him the Imperial
Decoration Of the Medijih, in recognition Of
Mr. Gowan' services in protecting the ceme-
teries Of the allied forces in the Crimea.
A Democratic paper called the American
Volunteer: published at Carlisle, Pa, was sup
pressed on Saturday, last by the demolition Of
its materials by the Anderson Troop, stationed
there, together with some citizens The offence
given was d severe editorial against President
Lincoln and his administration.
A new story having just been added &c the
i. S. Wer Department building, and net yet
rooted, the heavy rain Of Sunday did much
damage to the structure, and owing to the
overhowing of nearly all the rooms, business IS
temporarily transacted in the neighborng
houses. The papers were saved from material
injury A week may be required to prepare
the building for use.
A soldier named Montgomery, belonging TO
the 18th Virginia regiment, shot g man By the
name of West, residing about ten miles from
Weston Lewis county. The difficulty arose
from a remark of Mr. ". that Lincoln was an
abolitionist, and all who sustained him were
abolitionists.
A letter from Key West, published in the
New York papers, states that the steamer
Blanche, lately burned while ashore OH the coast
of Cuba, was, as supposed, the Confederate
steamer General Rusk, which had been no1ni-
nally sold to an English house, and was,under
English colors at the time Of her destruction.
On Saturday, in Boston, application was
made to Judge Clifford, Of the u. S. Circuit
Court, for writ of habeas corpus in the case
ef VIM. Fl. Winder, of Philadelphia, a politi-
cal prisoner, now confined in Fort Warren
", B. Reed, Peter Mccall and G. ". Biddle,
members Of the bar of Philadelphia, appeared
as counsel for Mr.. Winder The hearing Of
the case was deferred till Monday
Statements to the effect that Gen. Wads-
worth does not cordially cooperate with Gen.
Mcclellan in the conduct Of the war, or that he
has ever raised any question as to the fidelity
10 the Government Of Gen. Mcclellan, are TN
founded.
The contrabands at Cairo number from eight
hundred to one thousand, and are suffering IN
tenselv. They are in want Of the necessary
clothing and bedding Two Of them are re-
norted by the attending physicians, as having
died from exposure. They are near y all wo-
mon and children, and many Of them are
sick.
The Austrian Gazette says that the manu-
facture Of gun-cotton is abolished In Austria
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ported to be immensely wealthy, was admitted
makes number Of beQuests, the principal Of
which are S25, 600 ito the American Bible Socie-
| ty; $25, 600 to the Church Missionary Society;
! goo to Domestic Missions of Protestant
Episcopal Church; $4,000 same Church fon.
[ Foreign Missions; $780, 900 to New York Hos
pitfalls; So 900 to the American Tract Society:
$4,000 to the Blind Asylum, and $4,000 to
each Of the other charitable institutions Of New
York city,
| A Philadelphia paper has received the irfor~
nation, through q correspondent, that Gen,
| Henry 4. Wise, at the head Of Confederate
force Of twenty thousand men, is advancing ON
Yorktown the main body having already reach
ed New Kent Courthouse. 1t is believed that
it is the intention Of the Confederates to re~oc-
cupy the works in front Of Williamsburg.
The War Department is about putting in
force stringent measures to prevent the unlaW~
fnl sale or disposition by non-com,nissioned Of
fcors and men, Of Government property. Ali
United States clothing, blankets, shoes, arms
and equipments, when found in possession Of
persons not connected with the army, are to be
at once seized, and parties holding them put TO
the proof as to their lawful acquisition Of them.
The Provost Marshals are directed to aid in en-
forcing this order.
A Chicago paper has q dispatch from Men,
phis stating that Texas journal the 4th in
slant confirms the report Of the evacuation of
Galveston by the Confederates The Federal
gunboats gave notice to the authorities to re-
move the women and children from the city,
but instead, the troops evacuated the town and
it was occupied by the Federal forces
An arrival at New York from Pensacola re-
ports that Com. Farragut was there with his
feet awaiting orders for ar attack on Mobile.
The Express processes to have reliable infor-
nation from semi-offcial circles IN Europe,
that ENGLAND and France have decided upon
the recognition Of the Southern Confederacy, if
the Joint offers Of al arnnistice Of four or six
months TO be proposed to Mr.. Seward are not.
accepted. They fear slave insurrection in the
South, says the Express, after the 1st Of Jar
uary, and it is to afford their OWE citizens re-
siding there ample protection under the eyes Of
their regularly appointed agents, that England
and France will claim the necessity Of recogniz-
ing the new Confederacy. This statement is
rot credited at the North
4 report has reached Cincinnati TO the et7
feet that the Confederate Van Dorm was killed
bv staff officer of the Confederate Price
Van Dorm and Price had some difficulty; Van
Dorm drew pistol to shoot him, but Prices
staff officer killed Van Dorm before be could
fire. The storyis rather doubtful
Col. John Erwng Of the I. S. Array, died
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
KS OFFICE-No 104 King street, over
.,a n,s form erlv French's) Book Store.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Charleston Courier announces the death
Of Col, Thomas 6. Lamar, Of the lst regiment
South Carolina artillery, from the effects OF
avrosllre. Col. Lamar was the Confederate
ofcer who fought the battle On James Island,
several months ago, in which the Federal troops
suffered severely.
Judge John A. Campbell, Of Alabama, has
been appointed Assistant Secretary Of War,
nice Prof. Bledsoe, resigned. Col. Deas is now
aieharging the duties Of the office. Judge
Campbell was one Of the judges Of the Su-
ueme Court Of the United States.
Gen. 'Stonewall'' Jackson, on the Sunday
after the capture Of Harper's Ferry, being an
elder in the Presbyterian church, assisted in
administering the sacrament to the church
members Of his army.
COMPLAINTS are made in some of the Missis-
gppi papers, of the decentralization of the ne
uOes in that State since the war began.
Viltberger & Co., Of Savannah, have given
all the carpets in their store, to be used as Gov
eing for the Southern soldiers.
Prices Of all kinds Of goods are exorbltantly
high in Columbus, Ga.
Rev. Frank Stanly died suddenly at Dan
vile, Va, few days silce.
In Lynchburg, Va, nails went up from II to
20cents in two days
Gov Shorter, of Alabama, has called an ex-
ira session of the Legislature of that State.
VIM Mcdaniel, an old citizen OF Washing
ton county, Va, was found murdered IN the
woods near Abingdon, on the 18th inst.
"Agate'' writes to the Cincinnati Gazette
from Danville, KY, under date Of October q,
announcing the cessation Of the pursuit OF
Bragg, and concludes thus: ''The pursuit OF
Bragg and Kirby Smith extended onl y tor
some twenty miles beyond Grab Orchard. The
nice stories we had at Frankfort OF the roads
having been obstructed with fallen timber, SO
ito prevent the Confederates from escaping
before Buell. got up, were all true, with sl1ght
modification. The timber was felled behind
bragg, not before him, by his own men and
not by countrymen, and it impeded, not h1m'
but Buell."
It has been definitely ascertained that the
!penocratic majority in the Pennsylvania Leg
Stature will be only one vote. Ordinarily this
would be sufficient to secure the &, S. Senator;
oot the Democrats have learned that SIMON
cameron is to be the radical candidate, IN
winch case they fear it will be all up with
1Vn' Cameron was twice chosen by adverse
Legislatures.
Mr. Gladstone speech is a theme Of com
,"s1[ In the papers, but nothing IS elected
Worth quoting
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-17
Aggregate Quota of Troops to be
Raised 10y Each COunty.

The aggregate quota of troops to be
raised by each county of the Common.
wealth is now officially ascertained. These
quota include the number already sup
piled by the counties.
BY direction of the Military Bureau,
the names of all persons who have eu-
listed in the regular army, in the navy,
In the marine service, or who were among
the volunteers for three months, or who
are acting as teamsters, blacksmiths
bridge builders, carpenters, clerks in mil
itary departments, &C., will be omitted
from the credit of the different boroughs,
wards, precincts and townships for troops
already furnished. The number of troops
already furnished by each borough, ward
or district, not included in the above
citation of classes not exempt, will be
deducted from the grand aggregate quota
of each county, by its military commits
sioner The number Of troops SO fur
nishsd by each county has not yet been
officially ascertsinsd, as tho Deputy Mar
sha!s have not yet made their returns to
the Military Bureau.
There will also probably be a special
draft to fill up the old regiments in the
field, although the probability of such
special draft is remote. | have, however,
annexed the amount of each county IN
such event, as officially ascsrtained -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-17

The LOWER CLAss.-Who are they !
The toiling millions, the laboring men
and women, the farmer, the mechanic,
the artist, the inventor, the producer r
Far from 1t. These ara natures nobility
Gods favorites salt of the earth.
No matter whether they are high or low
in station, rich or poor in pelf. conspicu-
Gus or humble in position, they are the
"upper circle" in the order of nature,
whatever the Fictitious distinction Of
fashionable society. 1t is not low, it Is
the highest duty, privilege, pleasure, for
the great men the Whole-souied woman
to earn what they possess, to work their
way through life, to be the architect of
their own fortune. Some may remark
the classes we have alluded to are only
relatively low, and in fact the middle
classes. We insist that they are abso-
lutely the very highest. Is there class
of beings on earth who may properly be
denominated low? If SO, it is composed
of those who consume without producing,
wh0 dissipats the earnings Of their fathers
or relatives without lAboriag or doing
anything themselves.