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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18
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tiluueeu rnttct S6pie Der Gcniutien beroCr6rtn9e
ne 9be unm0J9 MAIDEN unb sIssttsn Srperub Stuu ser-
i'll en-.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18
}unQt Wf1nner,

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18
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ppudrp9t uno errent a elmer tmmer 8GBern CUNT ees
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-18

Jobn NfOa'S
GapitOlsSalle nno @artenlrtrtbidaft.
stprtb 8-Str., SpiIGen Npr6 6-Gapttpl- unb 1. Ctr.
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Sli22s Spbn Rpa.
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w. Wossel
N2ot2a6mt Proprietor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
GBIIUAaR.
tbs LATE LIEUT. WILLIAM . CARR, EIGHTH VIRGINIA
REGIMENT.

This yoa-g and ssl mt cr fell in tAs tae Of Seven Pr,s
tie Let ul, sFel 70 'rsrs
the srrvi Of his hay, 1851, being IN
ug hrs. hs state 4nlSstsa ~ D.:
bic spirit o patriots b.. fIs the md onf Of his
HON a"d re, ens et In ,npa1y rails In nj, Neigh
bOsnsot Is ieuee std her while la ne hard
lhgs GBd cscoGior Of o.e lie, Ana anW.Vens
Ivy In the discaSTgr " al du ln,d him he
al ration d lie nmAndsr .utstsDs II
emil He -ss admired I'D lived ~ All VIII rim
DO h II e and ne.
AMI had he lived souli doubtless haze proved LasR superior
nevas arein.d ard educated g'nreaan. Cent? urtsoas
oDuusVS In BIS nsT nsfs usrh and obi !nE In dis
po,ho dy wiling meet his lee hy, u.
Oh lead bin int the q I the m st imnl eat
In TIE b.ttles NJ n zee z vii i@mIbu ard The
seyen kns4 he sAtad, la ash BLEED gutakA
HI eolrtge never moment lriOg l. the esob-r.e
dTy
T. ia .nce and ,olis. added tie super,
adJ NJ VI e-7Fny CHI JiAn hAr.
wa MT OBJ By profession but N fact shr,tsa e,leng In h
sIt ald d.!lJ IS be his sincerity.
The Eae' ofthsn tee kn LiG we'll aud rue
q bur Ae vii TIE nume'Cu. Of fis young and
pr9Eisns oice dtpors his al but b. has tie
Ol.ton know N he fell hs pcs' bly, an heroeaIy
ynf Hiig win his blood, Il oustrys tni
VOW relt IL h,ro grave his urs St real Ias ,hr site
h ros reSsrd O.
P morally Eou1dsd at he BATH Of PIT R,psbe Jane the
L. AnEs PtffvS hANBoLPH sget 90 '1n Of elizabeth and
james Il ni,lph VI q. oeband c-ufts. Va
conveyed on the batl hld d Charlottesv k WHERE
he del the igloSln Saturday oz, 10 blood lie
nembe e. and 81 Orderly ',rsesnt IN npany AN Reg.
b,rhoOi who teeEed W de end lis s
ercltss nv'dss lie w.'s brave ard p.-ueipsted
in nearly all tss bapss ougt IN N. "a Vi ai.
when he received els dah wound sFs gasn " b,rh IN
tbs chagl1g cclumn the PeCrz battery Thus
by the hand, 81 mendaeous sld BASTARD FOE CT zp
noble sols B'btsJ OF purpose, eNnes and ist ulu
and above ell, osre spIrk ng rcCkl-snesi the
qua ss she ehsrscisrir'd IN degree subj Of
this notice In the IoclA circle e.ardrd by al De Of
The BIS OF men. H. leave, nothr and Tal hroits
s,e h. msnt his SD all = u th-y have n co LII h-I
he Cied faithful martyr to the cause Ct stue iLdepI de
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
tslIsrHAsT IN HE Eo.ra

We cop the 'uJosios hou .hs kaylGad Kew,
Sc. u IN 10 b:
a-esry S..l.na !. rspoF u 20 ksv5 cad that IN,
al. ipf A:v - y,3 CuBlud addition ooFs hiss been
lgClled 70 much US-e ErOmg y as tie u y-rlmsnt
! A tic pctet. On ;he O,i1r hand, tn Nv Y TX
" RID declares th.. The 'cl" has not vet kinc! tie
st ish CT enthusiasm; that 'ii'trus. weighs Ike q
pal" and that "a saeD gloom is serg on every art.
fae people are cyldly motonlsss." TIE New York
Tribune rjocns IN tn gratifying belief that that con
epp!on OF In # bic stupidity tn great U,ion Anaconda,
/, deiuaot Aaer rfctp'uaiiug he series Of fevorses
Which the "aa6ooDd.N has GcciIone1, the rGbuHe ana
IN mS.iI that military reptile as buhder, hum
b e. and nuisance"
The New York World IL OF opinion that additional
hundred thousand il they could be brought into the
ied in MY days, would throttle the rebellion; but
both the World ana the Philadelphia Prs concur in
sitting that crutng for the new levy goes On very
slowly Tne Pass Gays "there seems TO be withhold
ing OF support the par. of the public Journals Tiere
ia not that unity OF ,rt among newspapers through
out tho North which yielded Gu:h gratifying fruits q
year ago" Under these circumstance, it is intmated
that drafting may have to DO resortod TO for the pur-
poses Of meeting the eIigences OF the Government
The following IL from tho New York correspondence
of the Philadelphia Inquirer of the lOth
Recruiting offices have been opened hrorg trout the
whole city, the inevitable e strung out and all able
bodied men invited to enlist for compensation" But
little hope was entertained st first of ready re'po
to tho cal Of the President; but contrary TO gene al
eKpettliop, New Yok City is again foremost In her
sWer The number OF enismen's this week, thus far,
have averaged ninety day aud IL Ia expected that wh
the new bounty 10 given the nudiber will be doubled II
trPled. But should the call meet with no rssPon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
ponr on TIE EsqLlsu OrELCERs.

The Yankees ere dova on theis old friends A letter
rom the grand army" saysi
Oflate qlte number Of Z ssh army officers have been
guests AZ the hesdq Grers OF army, asays ueateo
with marked respeGs s1d courtesy, and yet they come
down ncrs snd report uuIuths about army, is
di;on, and the probabilities OF its success And 10
make the matter better they go 70 their national war
yesssls aud tell their couaymen that sro eCoVera-
bly whipped. The JOKE OF the thing is that they are On
turir Wy 81 CArlia LOT bslog wiling to 'tAy en- Yam
Scs .cd GGa: the c-icbra ioa OF toe anniversary o.
AusrcIa pasdsu.2 TnsT reG.anbgT LIe days WAN
isW flrus.s whipped she a,wsr Of -, Gilsa army.
Ss.r5targ S,aool w0ali 10 vel % keep bTss modd. s
B,i.l O., !e,s away eus lzs .; operations, II &c
!osS 70. want miscellaneous MAIDS IL regard - Il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
derivation and Meaning Of Iae Word Yankee.

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may O'oA' ''0Ni ~, 'sus'S - 80
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-, If d. R,,oD... A r idssel are veil known.
80, ,5, ,,,, s,fs,,.;,,oy a. ,sI A. the lesss tsui.
- d, ~, r.,,,s of travel kent bY
= = T-o,,ss A-frrsv ,sIsb .as published in London
s.-,-.,--,,, a. 49,. ,..-,-al Anime, v,s an OF
rt-.l-s,s D .-;-,,-,,,i r %, ,,5.- ,bs ,omzsr
VI, p...,s,.,. A.. F =, % II arlington. and vas
n .r.- ... p..rl i -, o. R,:-yovns's army OF
-, ... ss-t.-s .lc,sbe enc On p.rol,.
d .-uu.. sl.... ..-. @. :ls scua;r5, az.
81 ..-rs,s. geo
.r. Hs wee Ersas.
1880. ..s .' Gel Byrd o.. e ..
... a-r-ai where ,ha ",..
...s .-..rasg of Nss.cyeg. Et
ss .a---- ta Ila LaresCmes' manner o.,
c. -.-. IS. DBL ,-a-Ly SEAT Of Amp;-Al which he ,,'
s- .-,l - -agsio1-' Toe SIZE Of 'a's oo..c'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
Tur gorkNrSrs o. GIN. ngRygIDI.

The New York Herald Of the s.h, noticing Gen. Burn.
side, wAo is now shelling little towns in North
Carolina says:
With regard to the movements Of Gen Burnside,
which were hat mysterious heretofore We lean hat
two divisions OF his army on cupboard aud had
actually started 70 Join Gen. heCeilans army ten days
go Tn expedition, ii appears, was nearing Ha;teras
gaen boat from R3auoke Island, with dispatches for
GEN Burnside cont nipg the intelligence tta Gen. Nc
Cle.ans army Was il Richmond intercepted the fe't-
Upon Ills information the troops were ordered back to
Sesbsrn and baat Was Fortress Monroe 70 ob
ain positive information. The return OF the boat brought
the tue story and matters arranged accordingly
Had the fret story proved true Barusiies army would,
no doubt have marched Inland to prevent the retreat Of
tho rebel GTmy-a duty which is only postponed for
another day. In the meantime, We may ssk, who is re-
sponsi'o for sending this false repor The Gag Of
Gen. Burnside however, which is no doubt but short
Wv IN advance OF his f!et aud army arrived at Fort
ress HoGrOe at O'Clock Monday afternoon. So that
", will uuqaescnsby, hear from lin yer! soon, 10 the
advantage Of the UGicn arms on the peninsula.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
srryyoRcIvySrs FOR N'cLrLLAS.
MARYLAND New. Sheet, Of lO:b inst, Gays ::

The Maryland News Sheet, Of lo:h inst, Gays:
portion Of Blrnside's command l5 reported, on
doubtful authority have reached Fortress Monroe CO
way 10 reinforce MtClaI2. Additional troops from
oher quarters ere also said 70 have reached him, and IL
minated tlst still heavier toFo5s their way 10
iln him. In the meantime, ho zevet, some movements
s making on tho bank OF the James river, which
seem TO indicate an intention the part Of the OoniCd
crates ii her TO blockade the river TO seriously inter
tsre with the movement OF transports laden with soP
lies for the of the According to the CORES
poldeut O! the New York Times several balterts have
nreai ~ been planted below H4'rsoH's Liu1ing tn.
opposite side Of the river, Of WHOM hEsd into The
mail 5ya, JuJiata, lied two board and wounded
s and SO tamsged the vessel that she was Obliged TO
run ashore 70 Sgod icing SINK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15

gulsDAY JIly 5

TRE CRY OF ElCEsBURG il situated on the eastern
oara OF the Rp ssspyi sud high elevation, Wheb
0; being OF tluiy abrupt ascent ou! gradual 81
ping leaves The city thus elevated some DIS ance iron
ne riyer. This slope has been graduated snd macata
IN zsd into fine wharf Immediately in froat Of the city
out above and beiOE the wharf the ascent becomes
gher until the ridges bluffs strike the IiVes and
rise abruptly from the edge Of TIE water.
TIE blyHi Immediately above the city are called wal
nut HIS and those below the city sno betEeon IL ard
me Big BtyCu are familiarity known - Terrils Bluffs -
About ten miles BY river south from Nicksburg, Is
h,ie tovn called WsrrsntOn, lying also some distance
perhaps a mile from the Mississippi. Big Bayou is
steam Of considers dimensions which enters the Mis-
ssipp about three miles above Wsrrenton and seven
ON YicksoCrS.
The main stream Of tae Big Bayou runs nearly due
yes: Tor seven eight miles Du there s another branch
OF which rises 10 ne rear OF Nckstu-g aud runs i've
n Is almost parallel with the Mississippi q; about the
s1ce OF three miles until HJWs inEo the bayou two
miles Ald half from the rive,.
Tee srumys OF the bluff below the city are level aud
,lcxy covered With tCrsts aud underground Thr
country s exceedingly fertile srd productive Toe b.vf
.-e u al probability nc: less than hundred icc
cove o.. river W llu Is above the cry, agc Of
20 saue ohaT.elJ. O. "Tsgrl'5 Buhs, and admirable
for tcfs.,l sgAiUst gunbcat approach
L has besu proved and ia generally known, that The
gl1bo1s ca seldom az. fec lively agains; batteries on
duff IS Jre io mer ere bu that .he d5swsd e.eva-
i 2a- are rot TO C. chained While the blum batteries
dlYe al adysl e 10 ihe fac, lhat weak parts Of the
,uUboats are ex .csel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15

In the State however drsft be resorted 70, and
the conviction has taken posseSscn Of the public mind
that the sooner the drsf Is msds The better ''Ntces
ii knows no law" aud if ~ons volunteer TO tight
for their country aud their his they must be compelled
TO.
Tho superintendent. Of police has directed the police
to use thef utmost e,r to recruits in the city,
promising them tie remuneration offered by government
for Voluuteers.
ple.ed 10 the city the lime occupied ten days. and
the number of men employed abou: Two hundred. The
result is the obtaining OF the names aud residences Of
about three hundred thousand men, believed 70 no cub
ject 70 military duty. Il Ia ssid by the way that Toe
enrolment lot very popular 10 Of the tenement
houes the officers, in cases, being actually tuu
bled down stairs while in others they had 'szedad
Gle" at doublequck pace TO escape the tongues it not
tie fsls, OF tie iairer portion OF creation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
EROmLINCOLsDOm.
Northern journals of the 10Th have been received
we COPY the following extracts:

Northern journals Of the 10Th have been receiVed-
we COPY the following extracts
N'cLELLAx's XAsTERLr sTKATKaIo xovENESr."
The Philadelphia qurer says that Mcclellan changed
bis base Of operations from the PAmunkey river for the
following reasons:
First Its distance from the main body Of his army
il was nearly twenty miles eff and although the kcn
mond and York river railroad ored rapid facilities ior
eendpg supplies its very distance required large sepa-
rats force Of st least one full division 20 guard H.
Second Its openness 10 rebel attacks, IS eyiuced
by StQarts raid which but the precursor OF de-
ermiued movemen, TO crush right flank and to &C.
cure the very valuable commissary and artillery stores
worth several Millions which had been placed and were
continually arriving there This exposure TO attack
grew out Of the fact that the right TOO extended
therefore, too weak presented numerous points when
might lie penetrated.
Third The far greater value Of the new base on the
James River mpregnabe to their attacks and threaten
Jog their resr rendering also their direct front d5ences
erected with great toll, almost useless. Some une De
fore McCean mastery retreat to his new base he heo
neen evscuztrg the White House and quietly sending
-ssels and stCres to the James River.
Fourth. The great disparity of numbers. Atter making
known the increasing numbers OF tho enemy a. hlch
mond and receiving no adequate rsinforcsments Ike
brave soldier an obedeUt cdZ3n and tkiui geLersi,
he proceeded 10 do the best he could without ihem.-
Thu; he has dons well every thinks Joun is WDlch
maIgucd him before now loud in bis praise; his no
ole army wherever be appears rend the tky with shous
aud throughout this great LAID millions eKclAml1g,
a. thew read of his brilliant IpioLs God bless Nc
Cellan!" He deserves success and will achieve it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-15
Prom IL, KoH'S>nsry Ads6ti.sT.
TIE STARS AND THE BARS.
ny J3Hs BLACK,

Above Us our banner is vavipg,
The hope Of the brave and the free;
We must watch, must guard ard deie1d IL
Fill the minions Of tyranny DE.
With swords and good a well NEE; them,
Ga the hi the vale and the PLATO,
And though they may come Ike the lccusts,
Well istten our land with their slsiu.
Then shout for the Stars and the Bars,
Three cheers fer the Bars and the Stars
A nation has sworn TO defend them,
They'll die for the Stars and the BArs.
Brave sons Of the Sou,h are now ready,
Each boom is burning to save
Oar land Of bright eur shine and Il ,vers,
From the tread Of the Northern slave.
And mothers though bending 10 angcish,
Thus molly cry on. to their sons
go, meet the Invader With f-uIness,
And true be the sim Of your guns,"
Then shout, *.
FIR better TO live in desert,
The blue tky our canopy too,-
Than wearing the chsias Of these demons,
The selfish fanstlcal crew.
Far better TO perish With honor,
Far better 20 70 70 the srAvo,
And better TO die ss 4 fresmln
Than ivs 10 a Northernsr's slave.
Then shout, a..
EuFAULA, ala
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DIED,
EuFAULI, j

Was Killed tn. battle aeIi 90 the Of Jaly. GOOD
WIN, Sd sorth oarohla Rssnent
In TIL city kaldly July i+h 1861 In the f5h
year q hs age, JAMES l. WI.soa, OF this city
Bis fdneEAl vii take place this Aern ocDcN 81 the
Htei-e Of "i ham Al gee on 9Th street rih Of Lrh
ieads ald The ilendl Of zoe lanly invited % sisnd
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WAR uE'AaTNENT,
AuJyTAsT AND lssFsrsus GssEEAL', ,TTICE,
El,Azcui, July Ian, ls62.
sTNElAL ORDERS, I
No a. {

sENE2AL OADESs,
Al p,gls ugaysd N enroll nE Coa'erps hcesy sahor
required dc ..rs rom the army, and 20 ,ev.
~ % comnAaIAui Z The Camp o. Instruction. -
lIg them M AMI 70 retain taelr hAnes, Com
ply Anl Reg asu he ArutsLt Ead ln'pectsr Genera jail
o., rqle.tei d-l1n then sni vii allowed he ices arc
hNrg,. the d,t,ata soass bed tyths laws Of
% which jam situated E-ryirg o'er are Niso r-qu
l. bs Atstar sd Inspector Ge- ra The nsr'' and
adlrt,s o. al perloa, from army Nloal gar, 'tt
sty he 5N7rsto ber leaves % A5Sras iurouss, detail
0he-ve AID th UnAuta1rsi sncr, exceed a.,
gir "a g. osp0ad uth tie War DePsr. atu' TIE ea. Ole
ms the P-rsoa, and send him 90 tn nesr,s
lamp Instruction eiorrs the The A u'Ent And 10
spec o. General
Camps % distraction regal I'd 10 oEd
i,syT,es l. viii lsSV- this Rg meas
asd ts P0ssEI ofa-et erred upon ollg ocesl
% G. uSad Of tie secretary OfNaT
Cs.ueIO 5. COOPER
lyI5-!u A'juiazt ard Inspector Gen raj
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one Tru,h About the war lola by Yankee,

one Truth About the War ToI: by n Yankee,
U'Loc, oae OF Jas Senator's from Massachusetts, T.
TIE Yankee Congress confessed or olasged the other
ay i speech from IL desk TIA; there vas a. organ
Isd sy.sn Q, yilg prac.sed "a tie management Of he
lar. Tss il probably The ia, truth saA, wilson h.u
slt hls ever I'D s5og; the rsr l. Is notorious tl-t
Cd SCOT -s-i-s living necessary part @! ne sci
eacs Of wax To such mind treason 70 his 1a-sve Sac
bic hereditary sov=,- en- presented 70 -H--!y. l g..
pso5l5s ls. b- frs, Introduced the -~ss1 OF lying
part Of ,le s.fsesy Of var, and 75-sl ne meas
Of oegi1ai1g Be-, Tor ag VS. a. Washington .os some
u0ctss before rla co-e Ct Blcbsusus sGn.-is;ra;c1
TIE fret lie tllJ SIC scnJu'e-, bearing directly rhr
girriUg Ct h'sre- the pledge made jy BlcaAl-
IN % lhs S.u.' C15ll te gslo1 30 Congress tbs; the
z.iary status Ct Charleston hsroc- should not o,
charged tbs rIa'gs sss violated on The night %! d.
20 DscsEl.5 1852 ~ Nsios Anderson removing b =
forces ffca For. .,ris 70 Fort Sumter and attempt
ug 70 destroy the dyisacss Of The former TIE s5e9rd
Important lie - tas laiis'ioa o. aosl.es S-s the as
o moirg O. troops IN force At NasAogt1n on the pre-
te1l tha. an attack vGU1 be ms4e on tie Czpia aEc
she slSua.ior q coin would cot otherSise be per
Ili-tsd. TIE third the assurance thai due noi,,
would BE- given to tie sa,horiiss OF Charleston, Il g
de.sruice1 % reinforce provision Fort Sumter
t. notice not given until the st dispatched cr
the purpose were presumed to o., at the mouth q
Charleston tsrsor B-.v5 bsve no IDEA OF going 10.
tass v.l tbs lrrsIye TITO lying Of The Yankee Gov.
=-tuert G.ugss, neTeP,per5 and people sbou. tie
w. is Aur-u r.ab'e uio which We sil neither tale
0gs rrsders nor z, our4sysL
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ROTUCR.

HNss rHchange BANK - nA u IL buiins tts
ban Ing ous', To- Richmond Monday 2ls Inst Paper
held o eoe b. al Under doaat payable beOe that day.
nAJ be fOand us'e
The Do rd q vii meet on "Wednesday 18Th inst and
rrgssr'y thereafter.
iy5 20 W sTSOTHFR Calder
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so REWARD.


DANkVAYGwAy fsom my plantation Amelia Court House.
IL on tie ssh ta,t mt my ave "stLAs"
t 40 ut 80 or years old about feet high bAek Stops
me- When WaEtng speAAs blue and
coat ouch hat ElVst abode reward his SPpe
hrns 90 oh re cAa get RiA
jdy Lee o., BRhsEE