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MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
DETROIT, July 4, 1861
Ip-Prop, Wisconsin, Badger State, Comet:
bark J. P. MACK, B. S. Shepard. Winslow: brig E,
II. CroEs; schr L. 3. C1ecker Maple Leaf, Harriet
Ross, Starlight, Quickstep, Exchange, L. ]. Far
we'll oneida Chief Eagle Wing, J. S. Newbouse.
Do~S-Pror Mayhower.
Weather extremely warm-Tind S. r.
DErEo1T, Jnly s, 1862
TP-Prop- Acme, Fountaln City, Northern
Light; bark kate Dan}ey, Great West, No. ?, Nor
man; brig Mary: schr. Stampede, Nightingale
Kate Richmond, Grace Murray.
DowN-Bark Sovereign Of the Lakes; schr
Dousnan, Wau1relan, Traveller.
DETROIT, July 6.
CP.-Propel1er Caldwell; Bark David Morris:
Brig Mariner, Schooner Hubbard.
DowS.-Propeller Al3eba1an, Dorr, Wheeden,
Puritan, VIM. Sanderson. Weather sultry with
showers; wind cast.
, 1862-07-07
What Il Soldier Thinks.

Editors Chicago Tribune;
The present: time calls for the exercise OF
greater patriotism than the proper authorities
Of Chicago appear to possess. The Goyern-
ment calls for moro men to take up arms In
its support Many are sFilling to go-poor
married men, bnt viii not and ought not with
out proper provision for their families dur
iEg their absence. It is enough for them to
lay down their lives. without r-aving their
families to stazye. Should not some action
be taken on this subject at once?
~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook & Mclean. 50 Dearborn.street. This
I'D established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. ahq1I7
H The remarkable young lady is Btin at No.
10 Harrison street, astor pding through her nys-
ferrous revelations In reference to life, health and
disease of the human system
~ st Sherman House, wedding and tscan"
cards, written and engraved Five quites French
paper and envelopes most fashionable pattern, ele
gaatIy stamped, 81. Cali IN parlors. For samples
mali TWO stamps to *'Tankee cardWr1tez." jeat1h
MEcHAK1cs' sAv1Scs BANK OF CHICAGO, No. 9
| CIARk STREET.-This Institution Wiu receive
sans Of money, from mechanics, laborers and
| others, Of one dc1Iar and upwards. Exchange on
all eastern cities and EuEope. Chas. T. Bogga,
President; L. E. M"xaodnr. Cashier. fe26i7s
DEsTA1.-Dr. Funer'e Office, At No, s. Clark
street, vii be closed for repairs for one week from
| this Gate.
July 9TH, 1862 js4st
Agents, Dealers, Planters, Everybody !:
That pays cash for Frut, Ornamental Or NURSERY
stock We respectfully invite attcntioa to our 40
ac1eR tarreoE confidently beicSiog it not equal1ed
In OF for the West.
Conc and zee or write With 4 three-cent stamp
for Catalogue.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address: F. E. Phoenix, Bloomington Nurgery,
I Illinois. js22wd&W
~ Great clostng out ea1e Of Paper Hangtngs, At
| r. E. R{gbye, 80 Randolph street. iy1-im
@CaH o. Dunlop, seweu 4 hspalding Tor Printing. "
! no711 -a2A4{
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For the Week Ending July 5. 1862.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and hogs during the
past week ending to-day, compare as follows:
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HORSE AND BUGGY IN En-.
Al CHANGE FOR RIAL EsrATE.-I viii ex.
change more OF the following pieces Ut rrope1
y for good Family Horse, with Buggy o. Clrr3asT
pairing difference Il A1y, In caah:
One Lot In Holstetn-
six Lots IL FrazieI'a Addition to ChlclEo.
4ne Iol IL Praf lie du Chen, Wia.
One Lot in Minneapolis, Mtuu.
Inquire fol @REAL ESTATE between the hours CT
II and Il H.. at the Tribune Oaee No. s. CLARK street,
ty21W
, 1862-07-07

T N. T. Gassette will return to the 10Th
Ill Regiment on Wednesday. AL letters left
at ). III. Loonis' Hat Store up to TuesdAy
night, he will take with him.
, 1862-07-07

"LHs M1sRRAB1.Es," PART SECOND OF
"CosETrE, ,'-McNs11y & Co., No. 81 Dear
born street, have received the second part Of
Victor Hugo's novel "Les Miserables.' y
London papers Of June s1st.
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

~ Grain sold in stors'' Is subject to &c stoy-
age, z1htca ia paid BY the 6uysr, srcsusirs Of tho
price paid for The grain 10 The seller. IFhen 9S0,e
is n,aae III ze1ch The seller pays Ne storuqs, i; is
Q43.ed ''f1ea Of stor1ge," or u. 0. D."
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- Fos cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook 4 Mclean, a3 Dearborn.street. This
I'D established house do better and cheaper work
Ehan any In the city. abU-47
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~ The heavy losses in this city By fire On
Friday last furnish an important warning to
property owners. Elsewhere will be found
the advertisement Of L. D. Olmsted & Co.,
representing six OF the heaviest insurance
companies In the country.
, 1862-07-07

Sr. GEORGES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
The regular meeting Of this society will be
held in their Hall, Bryant & statton's Com
mercial College, On Monday evening next,
July Tth. at eight O'Clock, precisely.
". BARAawANATH, President.
JnUt CoI1JEs Recor3jnr SecsV
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Robert Heryey, Esq, President Of the Chi
cago st. Andrews Society, addressed tue au-
dience in response to the sentiment proposed
by the speaker. His address WAS an eloquent
and heart-Efiring appeal. He reminded his
audience that st although We aFe ali natives Of
Englard, OF Scotland, Of ireland, OF Of Wales,
Or descendants Of those who were. weare Row
here, TLis is our home-the birthplace of
cur children. We are citizens of this great
republic. It is here we live, aud here we ex-
ptct to die and leave our children to I'LL our
places when we are gone. We honor America
for her greatness and her progress. but we
lore her because she is at all times, and under
all circumstances, an unfailing friend Of the
:iotism Of the assembly, the gentleman con
cluded his address amidst burst of.app1ausc.
Geo. southweu, Sen, President Of the s..
Georges Socisty Of Milwaukee, aud Mr. John
| Hughes, President Of the Caubrlau Society Of
Chicago, also made excellcnt addresses, afte,
| The journey occupied about the same time as
did the outward trip. It is extremely pleas
Ing to be able to say that al this lui III and
enjoyment, fun and fo1ic, Was attained with
| our single accident.
The societies represented were the s.,
Georges socitty, Chicago; st. Georges So.
ciety, Mi1wuukee; ST. DaTid's Society, Chi
cago; ST. Andrews Society, Chicago.
| TO BABcoCK's GROVE.
The excursion to Babcock'5 Grove, in bene
eft Of the Ladies' Hospital relief was ever
wsy fine success and will redonad largely t
the financial aid Of the abore excellent ineti
tuition. The train left the Galera depot a
9.15, accompanied By band OF music. Ate
Enjoying the beauties OF the locality, ant
dancing, and general pIc-uicing, the excus
sionists returned to Cottage HUI. where
after survey Of the grounds Of T. B. Bryan
Esq,tte picture gallery Of the artist Heaa5
the city.
Messrs, Bryan and Healy were uuceas
ing in their efforts to render the visit to thei
| grounds pleasant one. The former thre
/ | By the bushel and furnished carriages to cof
rey the guests to the depot. Mr. Healy va
also a6siduous in his efforts to entertain. T
these excellent gentlemen as well IS Meesr
Case ard Hasgen Is largely due the pleasut
: Of the occasion.
, 1862-07-07

PERsosAL.-Lieut. Col. Frisblc, Of the 37th
Illinois Qately Julius Whites regiment} is
now III the city, and as he has large number
Of letters from members Of the regiment to
their friends here-particularly from com
pany Che mzy be found at 45 Market street.
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430arDtHg.

DOARDING NG.-Pleasant Rooms
- With Boart mar be had IN private family where
there are children, by addressing B. c., Chicago
Post Office. Jy+s6i53t
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War Meeting,

-" aojourhed war meeting was held on Tbursd, =
nigHt last at Wards Hall. The object of the mac.
ing was 10 encourage enstments the ,tta,d....
was large, and all seemed to manifest ,ni,;, &C.,.
patriotism. Mr.. Thos Carrow was CALLED :, 49,
S"alr' and X Sanders appointed sccretarr.
ms meeting being organized, the chairman in,,o-
ouced Mr. Z. H. b. Day, of Dover, who first addres,
the andieHce' After few preliminary remarks nv
way OF introduction, Mr.. Day in very logical man.
her' considered the question, whether the ,,ov.,.
Den' VIII DC preserved or whether ne shall have an
sTistocracy. He stated also, that the South have
al 'OI which they have asked conceded to them
a' 'hey obtained what they wanted at the ado n,;,,
OIL 'he Missouri Compromise--in 1874 At the ,d,,;.
sion OF Tcxas-aso in 1850, and in ,54a,,bo
Of the Kansas Bill. The South have b,d ,,t:-s
~V' anu g"t exactly what they wanted at the tran,
p~"On Vi uie'e several events. Everything which
demanded OF General Government they b,y..
"@N' anu the object of the rebellion was to co,,,.
'i@'e'y INTO all the States of the Union. TT
us DUTY OF every man is 10 rally for tjo H.; :,
as" stated, that had it not been for sec,,,
Ners IN our midst, the rebellion would b,ro H.
down before now. The volunteerir, 80.
preferable had 1t been from every class of ud,,;d,,,
.tf
'''' "'1 Is not the case there are men a,po,
"Ao VIII neither volunteer ticmscI,.s .,d ;rI
0sh prevent, III not let others. S,cl men 1911:
mere Is an element Of di,lov,l,v i, |
"'' OHioh' lie then urged men 70 enlist and 49,,
"Hl Tue rebellion, so cffectualIy that !, ,.,, $780,
'"-e us appearance again In rcf.r,,nr =, H.
~Ot "a' tle drafting is in the hands of di.Io. ! -
'N'u every man should Constitute himself. , ,,...
miitse OF one, to see that epery NAM. :. $50,
Al ule time OF drafting. Ifths govern.
'1iS' IL Is the deathknc To all republics in tc
'u'ufe' Should there be two Confederac;os III,
ware would either be blottcd out as S,ate mr. xo,Id
% IA constant war; for this reason then We Iold
i'' Tue Union. 1t is the laboring class we relv
70 protect Us, and not political dcmagopues The
ooutern synPathizers, are such as mako ,uon. on,
VI inc" politics, Engand's desire is, that this
government siouly prove failure-but we shall M,
fah-and the time is not far distant, wbeu pc0c.
VII come, and VIC she'll be the greatest nation m, a.,
Globe. va ''ie
Ar' wilmer was then called for, though temoo,,
Ihy ihosPosed he addressed the audience 7, vo,ll
nave done every man good in this commun;,v ., -.
seara MS speech, and we regret that il oanno, =.
published in full He said that if di ,t,eu,,
ne would have been in the war long ago. and ;r
drafted, intends to CO. He spoke of traitors amen,
us--so there were in the time Of the Revolu,;o,
i"e's always have been. and always will be t,,;,o
among us. Bat Notwithstanding we are nm a.,
hgn'' and shall triumph. Let eyory man v,.,aI
Che doing Of the State authorities and 80, ''sn
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affairs are in the hands of unloya men, yet we have
good Union President at Washington to whom we
can appeal for redress. He gave whitening rebuke
10 those men among who have all along been
disconraglng volunteering and declaring we had no
government but who are ready to accept office under
the government. He counseled obedience 70 tho
c'1'e authorities but advised every man to keep
sharp lookout on their doings.
Mr.. *. III. Cummins being called, made a few
remarks, and wished to be excused but promised at
lulure time to speak on the topics of the day.
MI u. J. Murphy being called, said he was not
for speech, but that he was man of acton-tbot he
had done nothing yet, but that he was ready aud
willing to do. That there were two classes among
u.s. one OF which could go to suppress the rebellion
Tie other to assist the sick and wounded in whatever
manner they could, and he hoped that somethng OF
the KIND would be started at this meeting. He also
read letter which he had received from Wilming.
ton calling for aid, for the sick and wounded soldiers
ana also for their destitute families. II was tbon
moved and seconded that committee of three he
appointed TO obtain aid for destitute soldiers Tho
c-lar appointed as that committee, D. j. Murphy.
VIM. C.. Eliason, DR.. VIM. Cummins.
On motion vote of thanks was given to Mr.. D,v
and the other speakers for their Interesting al
dresses.
Motion was then made that the proceedings or
The meeting be published in the Smyrna Times. On
motion The meeting adjourned
R. SANDERS, SEC.
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SECESSION SYMrNrIIIzERs IN EURorE.-A
Paris correspondent Of the New York Times
IN late letter, says:
The sympathy which Southern nconlo
meet IN England is represented as amount
ing to sort Of frenzy 1t has reached to
such point that while Northern peonle arc
almost neglected i'll society, Southern neo-
pie are everywhere lionized We have not
reaced that point yet i'll Paris, and probably
shall not, for in society here too little i
known on the merits Of the question to per
mt amy well-deiincd partizanship., But
even here the cause of the South is gaining
.gro"ad III society, because our Government
from the start, has refused to adopt those
means Tor the creation of public opinion
when our enemies have 50 ABLY av,ilnd
themselves ot-the public press The go
ceS'iohlStS have arrived ut that condition of
"nrontery, by this neglect on the part of
government, us to be able to rcncat. day
after day, without contradiction. in tho So,
ceSSlon papers tint II Is abt,t,ql to saw that
slavery has anything to do with the present
conflict IN the United States" and that ..tbn
Hou'h proposed sometime ago to abolish
slavery and that the Moth objected" All
SoI"tc!y nothing, or next to nothing. has
tcth done IN Europe outside of official dir
citS TO counteract this pcrnicious Influence
upon the suppo>ition, no doubt. that brrsnso
'hr|e were monarchleS there was no use Of
PAYING any attention to what the nro,Io
thought Inc error Is very grave one.
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A SOUTHERN VIEW or TIE RrRrr11ox
Inc letter of a prominent Southern gentle
man to his wife, who is in a distant c6nntrv
was recently found on board ola vessel that
was captured by our cruisers. 1t is Of re-
cent date, and is written in all the sincrrit,,
ana unrcservedness of mutual confidence
Inc writer gives his view of the war no i
aiding rs follows:
" This accused attempt of one section TO
set up an independent government. must
sooner or later i;rI, and rail hJao,n;u;olsh,
am bound in duty to share in the burdens
ana to 10 what may toalleviate the suffer,
ln@S which the attempt has BROUGHT mon
thoSc among whom | was born. but I will
take no Office in 1.-THE highest would be
no lhducement-nor will | share in the tor
rihie responsibility. No one can dcpict tbo
horrors which witnessed both at Richmond
ana upon my journey there and back TH.
@c''I'S he" occurring 'cere tiry eyud 10 one bj,n-
d'"f anil .ftiy u dy. More than sryentc '',
thousand sick and wounded are now in tbo
richmond hospitals THE recent aqu,;oo ono, ,
ceS Of o'r arms u7H ony SIRE IN accoleyJ,. t5o
"0'e"/a# ot'o"r Ao't-h,cd CoufcoL7uv"
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M'cLELLAN'E MOVEMENTS.

NOT man of MeClellan's army remains at Hut-
fis"ns Landing. This is the report of persons who
isft there on Friday last 1t is confirmed by tce-
graphic dispatches of latOr date. The evacuation
complete, and the advance of the troops moved by
tana lad rsachsd Williamsburg on Saturday morning.
VI the destination of the Army of the Potomac we
nave no positive information and if we had it would
% improper to publish it. But every man, every
gun and every wagon have let Harrison's andinc
Inc removal of such force with the rebel army 50
close BY was bold undertaking, and if it has been
accomplished safely, it shows admirable lnapsce-
msnt The move is, of course made IN conformity
with the plans of General Halleck, and wherever
mcclellan has gone, it is INTENDED that his move.
Hisnts shall Cooperate with those of Pop,. The
combined armies of Mcclellan, Pope and Burnsid.
S'li make an Irresistible force, and the people may
now really look for the early capturs of Ricbmonj
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ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS N REGARD ro n. .r-,,,,
Inc following additional regulations for the enroll.
''nl tor draft of the militia were issued on Mon.
day: III -''o''-
ofdrrcd' Eighth, That in filling all rcquisitions
n ni''a; TIC quotas of the several States will be
Counties, that allowance shall be made 20 s''oh
countless and subdvisons Of counties for all voInn
erS heretofore furnished by them and mustered into
wee o. the United States, and whose stipulated
lerin OF service shall not have expired
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Sea B0thta0.
al bombay Hook. no,

and all those weuld respectfully inform ri.
ring Se h%r 9 %. S%S 1 healthy G%
so mouse on Bombay Hook has beeu Lo
the ahin@ sSosrders and will cSnllnuo ons
NO pains or expense will =.
Logan one Of the most atlracr,,p TO make The
resorts Tor visitors on the Coost ana comfortable
Carriage" amd GSnnl1g and Bathing are un.u,0,..a
s 10 addition the ohoi !" a."
Ss found at the Logan there ,"; attractions to
every Evening during the ssason n % COIiIliOn
w. u CAMPBELL, PrOUrio,o,
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TIE NEW LEvIEs

S'0'ed that at the rate the new levio. ,-c no,,
''ohg forward to their destination, sixty ,bops,,d
leiniofceHen's could be given Pope and MCcI.II.a
S"n'n The week. and that an equal numbc, o,r b.
forwarded TO the Western armies 7, :. ,,;nsn =
.eAAsa Of the troops as they arrive that they are
earlier regiments. - '''
ne recsnt seetiOn in North Carolina rive, m v.,
T"ei'nning Union majority Of votes. The sc,.s.io,
sAno'date tor Governor was defeated BY 10000 ma
Jory Secession in overy department is overtxro,,u
Ae Legislature is almost entirely Union.
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MARRIED.

=. on Inc i4th inst, at Mrs. Barnct's. near Rl,oL
Bird by Rev. ID. r. Ewcl. Willard = Wali PACK
Del. '~' vi -New Castle CO.,
on inc I'm inst by Rev. p. Mansfield. David &
mr 81, 70 Hannah Dickson, both of New Castle 90
and us -c lotI INST. by the same, John W. Thomas
ulu Wary T.. jackson. both of Kent on ''''''o'
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.o; a Jew who sold exclusively for cash
S Solu he G'd 1t for the benefit Of his nei~h,
oorS' lie did not wish to see them {. deem
IN IN debt init him, ven dey ish got no monisb
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sheridan, speaking of his stay at hotel
observed: " | called for bottle of wine that
my landlord might live. abstained from
drinking it that might live, too"
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DIED,

the full iI' nou n'l' in APpOquinimnk Hundred in
Thomas. ''esI immortality, John w.
If ca t'llS town, ON the 18th inst. EIv, fo,oh,
and iS Joy. d. and Annie Archer, aged months
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Ten. FoPe, in his official report of the battle of
Cedar Mountain, says his loss was about 500 killed
wOsndod and missing, intending 800 taken prisoners
nc estimates the Conisderarcs loss as much otao,or
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The new levy requires about IS 600 mon from a.
ionr States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois md u;s1 ,,.'
UhIo' 52'G9O; Illinois, $4,000 Indiana, IoO0O md
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MISCELLANEOUS
War News.

The troops responding 10 the new call for three
P"ndreo thousand volunteers are beginning to arrive
al tnsr destinations at the rate of over five thousand
per day. Within the next week, it is probable that
the number daily will be doubled, or, perhaps, trcbed.
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8 DWELLING HOUS
THE TERMS OFS1LE.
AndaluSia Institute.

a HOME BOARDlNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS
a. a. Ani"lnsia Penn Charges per Term SI25. inclu.
ding French, Drawing Painting and pinn, -" 'rr,
rfHr 'et4 commences the lstoi September The Rev
II. /. WELLS, A NJ Rector " Nv
Extract from testimonial from the Bi.hopoC Pennsyl.
n"'i'; can cnTdaiiy recommend 1t iths In.lIin.
non" as sale and pleasant hume Tor bows aud n sch,I
oi unusual merit IN tolnt both OF aching and of mor
al ana religious Influences" - mo-
aug7.4t fSi,u.h ATO>,,,, ,,,,.,.,,.,
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ms news from Gen Popes army indicates j,
speedy battle. Everything appear, to no ra,dS
- ''S across the RaPidan, along the banks of
1Gt troops are now encampyd. Gen. Pope
''O'eo his headquarters nearer the front on sund,y
Aien arc IN the best Of spirits The rcbcIs
are sui said to be pouring into Gordonsvinc O'''
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SUPERIOR
FANE-GROUND RAW R0Nr

AND BONE SA AWNINGS.
Soda Ash with hh G Nitrate Of Soda, Potash and
'helr own fertilizer Also timano md rho or making
m,"onlaIed SUPER Phosphate Of Ti,ae v org maj
Plaster or a1y oher sITsS Of Lime
"a Pnrenasng this Super Pho'phare. viii 90, az farmers
lbs. .ef money Price SIS per ton of S2oon r
'O"' ~ "oaief DO, For sale by
g., ROGERS 4 GEST
seed and Agricultural Warebon:.
aus7'H NO,l3s Market sf, PhiIsdSpas;;,
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narmcr, LcchIcr & Co..
PRODUCE AND GENERAL Co,INIsS,ov nru

~ VI NIsIN'NI4 VUAIMI SSION MER
CHANTS,
NO. South Water ST. PHILADELPHIA.
d rafucuiar attention paid to the sale Of Poocros
berries Potatoes. Eggs, Poultry and all kind. 81, ,
tiaVing practical knowledge of the businoss a.,
'arse acqu 'n'ance with the city trade. we mos,
respectfully solicit conslEuments with the de,or,
' ~ i1NIng prompt returns, and We will use everv
with thor business may ia'or us
SAM'L HtRMER, C. Lycu,vD
Jy lain - JENNINGS
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Wesleyan Female COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON ne,

REV TOII\- . ~ @LJ
Nv. '"iiN a. WILSON, A. NJ, PRESIDENY
sTS.Cu ny inll b'ard of Professors ard Teocbor.
quirnp n ILrp, OILERS superior advantage, for nc.
sunable expense l'o'e euuealion' at rea-
mor"s utmost a care is taken guard the health md
10 supnv No. c,'.Vne The manners Of the pupils, and
and direction '"e want OF parental care
,ahl~ apartments for Bolrders are largo and comfor
TIe ',n,n Only two pupils occupy room
control of'Le President aud his y,i' ,'G exclusive
refined cs,s "sn home and the benefits Of
The next session will cnmr,o. =,
day Of September. commence on Monday. The LIST
for Catalogues, address
JOHN WILSON PFos,Iant
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we nave at last learned the exact truth in rcgord
'ns battle OF Iszewsl, East Tennessee which thu
rebels have sought to claim as great victory II i
KIND OF victory which are perfectly willing they.
snall gain in every battle. Gen. d, Courcsys Brio.
ade was attacked by Stercnsou's Division p, ,%o
@'N' but defeated the rebels with heavy loss. We
SOCK oiS wagon loads Of forage and 20 horses. but
'OS' 'ne knaPsacks OF two regiments. One of our
regiments the FourtNsnth Kentucky. commanded bv
OO'' cochran whipped four rebel regiments. On
our side we had killed and Is wounded. Tn.
'asny admit loss of $50 killed and wonpde5
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-08-21
TUR VICTORY AT BATON ROUGE.

AT last we have eur account of the battle a
0a'on Rouge and it turns out that our troop achieve,
complete victory. The rebels, under Br.ckipri!Us
we're rsPulsed With great loss after most d.pp,a,.
ngse We captured many prisoners, including three
ssnsrals and some high officers. Three guns 81,
saiss0hs and other arms and munitions were also
taken.
The ram ArIdnSG'. it appears, was disabled in a,
fir light with the gunboat Esss1. Comm, ,dcr n
". Fsrter. and had 10 be abandoned and blown u,
we lest noble soldier in Cen Williams and a pp,o
Der OF other good officers and msn Bat al,orc.bsy
We hghtlng at and near Baton Rouge was gIorion,
Tor both the Army and the Navy.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-08-21

- ans I'm inst. severe battle was fought pr,,
O.Aienooh' Arkansas. Tho rebels were do,ca,.,
With loss Of 700 prisoners. '|-'''