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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
kEv.YoRx, July %, 1852

thereby certify th,. sutored during many years
from trouble n hear last became entirely dss
and the other 20 bad to eadsr csnveaton very deae
applied to DR. Lishth Of Ne "a St Marssp.ace, who. n
short time and without pain restored to h' of my
ears so that can now h,. perfectly well
J. DISCO No is8 East a3dss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
6pellal Notlres.
National Lonu-7.3O Bonds.


PROPOSALS will be received al this Department Tor hye
d,v, cm thc l.h in, sud opened tho siath day so
AsD TWENTY THOUSAND FIVE uUSDRED AND
FlslN DoLLARs-bsins tie whole arols, o ~ nrse
o. Oilers for any amount not lee. than oLc boHl oi
Dol,n VII be considered but The Deprin'nt WI ee d.
% he rou Yer cent OF zach amount Offered
forfeited In Of acceptance OF propoa and uonPayu.n
II The balance within ten days om date Of notice oi eceep
.rce An deposits account Of proposals. not accepted viii
l.. immediately retained to the ooFes On receiving de-
po. the Assistant frcasueEs will when cry deposit sy
h. .ae isuc dupcate certificates the original OF which
be- sill aeser 10 the oherer by whom must oe 'eAt WIN
ii, proposal to The secretary of the Tressafy ,.
No proposal will be considered ia sessnce of such ceTi
cate nor will any propo.a be received afer twelve o'clock
Of tho dsy hAtd tor tue operins -,
Tie Executive Committee of the Repubiican
Csnirai Colnniittee wi hold regular meeting At HEAD:
l.ar'crs corner Of Broadway and Sa'1r ca MONDAi
h'EN''' nov ~ OWEN W, BRENNAN. Chnirm.n.
J. p j u liTsIaL .ls1a Secretaries.
Executive Committee OF the Republican Cen.
he'd a. issts srt,fs corner Of 6Osdssy lld,
on MONDAY ESENlNG, Nov TO- l152 2, :. o'clock.
HTsgxS y u. VI HsTi'T' sscre,.rie,
Republican Central Committce.-A spec a meet;
ius oi the above Committee WI ou le.l ca HionpA
Rro.lway and gJi--t. SHERIDAN suOOh, President
j. 9P. y w. HShl.s seeFr'Arie'.
Fo.t,ng and Prayer.-ID view Of the critical
iii of or beo, eI unto dt asb account
of sayerythe Church Of the Puraus OR CheevcTs viii
ob,rve MONDAY Nov TO- OF deg of fasting and prayer
They ys ali Christians 70 uuiie wih them Meetings ior
rr,.r viii b. held H. he Lecture room corner ls.i ond
nion.square. al "a a. M AID p M ~ coNheo"oh WIN e
Unlon Auti : avery Prayer Meeting at 3 D. n.
,ruj.,s microscope e.--rhe new HOLIDAY GIFT,
ari.- 10 coo times cheapest aud bes IN the word
,r ssn.. "a u,e II csn be had 0. bookse rs aud tanef
o"ds dc generally. prcoby mha ~ 'o win t"eHe
bsauilul moi ntei Objects - Address .
HENRY CRAIG. 30. lS, Centra-d. New-fork
Esr-riBUs and Pins, sone "a low es oEA t"o
.ns nyr dollar, a set; SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS.
us ,lvs. a. low iwe and three dollars set et'
ruen's SCARF PINS low o.e two. md three collars
..cb. RAND aud LINK BRACELETS ~ low as ore two,
th,ee ard i've dollars each at o. {. ALLkNS, NO. hS
Bro.dvAy one door below Canal st.
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% Virg'ns' Contraband property valued At over
81 900 wAe laken from ihem

81 900 was taken from them
1HH CHARGES AGAINST GEN. PORTER.
Gen' Banks and Gen. Ricietts are in town. The
latter will probably be a member Of the Military
Commission which is 70 be constituted immediately
70 investigate the charges against Gen. FitS john
Porter.
ARREST ON \ CHARGE OF AIDING The REBELS.
j. W. Brent was arrested by the Government
Detective Police yesterday at Tebe, Nd, charged
with being engaged IN assisting the Rebels 10y carry
ing over to their army large number of recruits.
COURT MARTIAL SENTENCES RLvlEwED By THE
CoMMANDER-IN>CDJEF.
At a Geierai Court-Martial, which convened at
Rienzi, Miss. July Q, 1862, VI which Major W. z.
Hepburn, Of tho ID Iowa Cavalry wss President
private James Weldon, Co. c. 7th Illinois Cavalry,
vas arIagned and tried on ehsrges-l. Wit econ
duct prejudicial to good order and military dsei
piue." 2. 90 Disobedience Of orders" 3. f Niol.-
tion of The 9tb article Of war" The Court found the
prisoner not guilty" Of the first charge, but
"guit,' Of TIE second aud tbiId charges, aud GER
fenced him to be shot. The proceedings being de-
fectiye The sentence va, disapproyed by Tic Presi-
dent.
The Military Commission which convened in Santa
F6 NOwNexco, July ID, 1862, Of which Major
Henry ID. WaeD, 7th Infantry, was President, to
try joe Maria Rivas. charged with being Spy
during the Winter of l860-62 in Eew-Nexicc found
the prisoner guilty of the charge aud sentenced lin
to he s'pt By detachment of New.Mexioan volun-
teers Tie proceedings were submitted to the Pfes-
dent, who gave The following order in the case
OCroBRH D.. 1862.
Waving tie question of juisdcon in the the sen
Is approved because the accused is no, to
ave been within lines ia dsuie by false protense
except by hesrsry temony and because iu bis sdni.an
that he Spy he Iuay have understood the tech
Ics term, and may ave th,n THAI he wes
scoai Of he eacuy lie clearly il prisoner Of wal.
A. LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Ma agt,rH,r Nxw.ycRs, rsns Is. issa

No. 4, FlyrH ST. Ns0.YcRs, ''ns 70 iSsA
d. L,oHrrut-p.o, SIR, take pleasure ir te'sSin<ss
ii r,m.sss. .iD sad jadsnsD. you displayed In tAsssse
Of NV daughter. who had bssa partially ds' 'cc0"psnsaSS
discharge ,toa The ears 'iOcs 's'ly iafsa''' and new
,h.D.s 20 you, tressmsns ssi. to hear we'll ' y one
lii. h.r .s., are nee fsOui the dischAss Although
,, two years since abe has bssn under year care hss
remains .. good and her ssn sound sss DAY NE
leayou
Nsw.YoAx Jsns 10 ls4A
pn. .LIsurHuL-D.ar Sv' Permit me TO thank yss nosA
uc.ey for the Invaluable svices you have rendered ne
,,orns the bearing Of MY who had been deaf from ~
ucy aud who had previousy been under the sNs sAA
be., m,dacsl talent Without the slightest saSssa.
Respectfully.
ANsELL HEcnr.
Ne. ia than
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Buslurss NoilCts.

Kf,DER. you can have an enduring. Away
ready end ..bo OotD PES sEaoty sisp,ei - yosr heai
,pa owr;rs. Eh.rn viii DO Jou "iiin; va'tyea'sp'
ih,s s.-sl Pens you ant H. gs on A. JoRIos No -
asd-n-iAnc. or inslos- .tanip ioS circular
IME PALMER ARM AND Lib. lRANh
PatvEu Iraairr md rsi.utre Asorplce lEroind foor
n 4 Aso Ptisde pha end Boston Only houses Of fAttkh
4 Go. Avoid mpssipl b. calling On to lnsshiof
JFFYFRs, No. 573 Broadway, where The genu-
ins A., ,-e.rsras BatsoESL B0or of laisf nnd ci
made so hn, getfieueu. shPpcf-in sfesi 'aneiy Cal
nd 80 JSrr-Es. No. til biosd'ay
WHGELrR X WILSON'S SLwiSC-MAcHNEs.
HisHssr FHr,rs.
international Erhibi,on London 1917.
Office. No S5 Buo,DwAY. New.fofG.
GROVER a. BAKERS celebrated Noiseless
sruSo M.omsr ed 10 be- superior 20 all ohers
No sg5 Broaa New .lofk
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
carte. de Waite - per dokcn Duplicates. % Al Neg
atirrs eg.ieTej Il. 4 LEw.,. No ID! Chatham H.. " l.
TRUssTs.-MARsI ~ Co.'S Radical Curc
TEts. one. No N-sey-st (urder A-of lioue opposite
the church. No connection whatever win any 0ths' mus
Office q same name. fsnla.s attend, isdies
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No 2lT HRsRY ST.. BROOKLYN
UzApqrAKrRRs Co. u, IKOSsiDEs RyGIsRSr.)
8I7J TO S2IJ Bounty for SINE MOnibs.
WM. T. COE, Captain.
B RAsyfy lr,.utao.n,.
L. " SrxvEssoS heu'eu'h'"
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Tur UNITED STATES IAN LAW,

Nov RE,Dr IA pan phei Of p psses on hne white pspei
hcds a.. b, which 'woId ioi .od ~ sseoiS-Ae7 .'n
tion OF .yer src. taxed by TIE law sri The ano NJ
Of the tar be lsned thereon This fendeIsH a. om co
.na convenient a. it /. po.slh.. 90 nIsse a.
Pre-. cents pospsdi - per 10 sent ~ etle''i -
per 100 Il by mail Address TIg fRiBrsE, New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

BRooKLys N. T., Aug la 1855.
Heay Laws sopplss With me has been aMiossd ~ih
dss,nes. for some tim. He applied to Dr. Lxh.hIn whA
.ner few treatment completely restored him. -
that now he hears well snd enabled 10 attend to business
which before he could uo without great nconveniencs
JOHN MURDOCH.
No. l9r Ruiton-st. Brootya
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DEAFNESS.
Catarrh,
Diseases Of the Eye. Bar.
and Air.PassaSes.
DEAFNESS.
Catarrh,

Dr. LfGHTHrLL oan BE- consulted daily sssR - n,
bis rssidsacs. No. n g. Msrhsplacs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
GEN. HALLECK'S EXPOSITlONS.
The Saases for the Removal Of
Mcclellan,

Gen. Lee in Richmond Fortnight Ago.
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A DEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.

DEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.
Ny son. Il yssn Of sss has been deaf and damb saS
pupil Of tho Deaf and Dumb Asylum bis city for the PEA
two years. Dr. Lsbh succeeded In restoring bis
Ing sach degree that he 10 able tolearn spesb
with facility.
The success which the Doctor has had in this ~
scarcely parallel and deserves to be extensively known ~
the public
GABRIEL LowENsTEIN, No. It's epsiusst
Nsw-York, Aug Is lss2
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METROPOLITAN HOTEl, Nzv.YoRS, Aug 20. isss
Dr.. Lishth hs succeeded In restoring my hearing waicA
considerably impaired and has also removed the nosse
in my head which had necessarily annoyed me.
Az I am resident Of Orleans and stranger h .bs
city nten ling stay bu. short time longer make sfss.
encs Mssr s,usss Bennett Co.. No. LIS Fsontss. sna
and 10 Mr. Z. Fsher No. % Parkrow, TO whom wen
Known and who familiar With the ercumasasss Of my
case. @. DE- CAsTR0.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
TESTIMONIALS.

METROPOLITAN HorRI. Nsw YoRx, April I. nea
DEAR sIR' take much pleasure in tsstfying V ~
p'0'e''''0n 'l'ii exhibited by you in yoa. 1sstnsst
case OF severe Inflammation Of the throat and or ~
which have Lately been afflicted Upon coming u.Ad
your charge W" immediately relieved and speedily cur
OF most sggaysted complaint which several ph,scsa,
had previously sought In vain to mitigate
Az am somewhat Of stranger in the city would stsx,
that you s liberty to sabst.ntiate my sss.ensn
necessary by reference to my relatives Mr. sssqs
President of tho Shoe and Les.hsr Bank Of NewYol srl
to MI Everett Clapp, Of the Western Transportation ,,a
papy, No. - Cocnies Slip.
With much esteem, am sir. your obedient servant,
FRED M HANKS.
To DR.. Nshshll. No. "a 81. Msrk's-psca MY.
Nos. 66 AND 60 RRAps.sr,
Nkw.fokK. Sept g. 1866
A youns IN employ hiss been under the mod,ck
Of Dr. Lgh,h for De.fues and Di.chsrgs from the e.
with which he afflicted since infancy The discharge hs
ceased tho past months and his hearing materially
Improved. WEAVER, RICHARDSON Co.
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The Reported Capture at Plymouth, N. C.
THe CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL CURTIS.
OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.

speeial Dispatch 10 The ~ Y Tribune
W.snIsorox. Nov. o. 1902.
GIN. uALrECK's CONTRIBUTION TO CoTEM
,NppIc VIyI TQpv
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Yha Psulss cf pnYj,anlsm

IRE developments CT the present day ought
t. setisfy anv honest admire, Of Pur,tanisn
.ha. that thing, a. 8 religious system, is com
piete,y played ont II I've Judge the t,ee By
It's fruits. CT the fountain By its watsrs-and
tos. IS the Scripture STANDARD Euritanism hse
now shown tie true character 70 snch an Ut
mistakaSle light that we &c ne kncv hev
,ts own disciples can longer make It 81 object
CT idclatry Thal .nsnT Of ia ea.iy t0undora
wers sincere ID sheit tAnetio,sm. is probable
enough but tanaticisn lie not teligion-in fact.
Is = more dangerous fee &c Ii than open intde
it, The lag. is az enemy outside the fortress,
the tgst IN enemy within "a he delivers NJ So
the enemy outside tbs ker 81 citadel viii,
ne could never he bis owr energies have
eutec.d ns.d oyes.ome. Faus 'icisn almost
s,wa.s ends 10 ,nhdsitv. That has been is
incarishle termination III Germany and New
England The honest zesl"ts II primitive
rurtan,sm would he astoundsd could they
nee from tbs dad 10 behold the shirwreck
Of faith and morals which has bssa wott al
| by their own religion system The presen,
wer is claimed by New England philosophers
a. the result Il Puritan ideas. grsnd stsv
in the ,nsrch nf Puritan progress. Nc one
can ,,oubt ,hs fac. si,d b. =uch frutt4 let the
c7orli Judge the i,e- ~ INCH has borne them --
It's war of aggression, of interference with
other peoples business. ~ 'u'oi"ss!e snoiis
ton, ,obbing, and murder III fine, the Round
head war Of Ol7er Cromwell over again. and
| no wal ever had IN IT isaa "f tbs rrino' pie.
| Of Christianity, OF even common humanity
| II any Turk cr hereto of modern times has
| conducted warfare On principles more al
| tsgonis t,caIto the Gospes han the present Pm
! ri,an .r.ssds. we 40 net knew where tc look
| for his record. ench exhibitions "a these
| ought 70 safety all tine Christian men IF the
DANCE, # fanatlolsm, IL Shatever shape II
! NAV present itself. Moderation IN all things
10 the true Christian rule When men under
tass. like his Puritans. IL be :vin4r and hpier
thsn Rev citation i.seif. they geneiallv end by
. brewing ,henaelve- both ,mhe,, ls and .s.mnr
ali "a
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rsA.c. scslc The Ei.sensI A-rst ArP1s. rob
h.hec IL camp nea. Cnrtntl. .hs. ar e.iyn., able
article ,.pon ths lestsr % Ger Rean.esart tc
asn van Dom, requiring the news. OF ell
cthcers and private. Hhc d.su- uishet the,n
a.I~os b. rspus.ct 70 min. IS asll sail
aboss vito risheheva or - ,ndor .hair cCIors
ltsays
This stec IEaugurates nsE ara IL the Ar
nv Of .Is Scutn !. has long been d com
plain that GAGE Ia the ranks always In The
ranks Nc I4a;tet bow gallant a private
=, isht hshete. 1. is argued thet lie never was
Lro1ic;ed. flow. IRE cannot say whether
The Ira true az me-. Rnt one ihips is Ger.
t.Iu. ttat ~ ms future the rule " Sapc-
leon. which made his army the tsst the
asIi! eyer saw, Is ~ l., tie His % Gu. s.Eoy-
serxEal 81 NaI"iecn's Fled MaTshAls 1889
s,on lie ranks Undoubtedly there are
many men IN It's rank. yhn So WORTHY CT
eesns M2tis Mcsfo. and theLs ars many eff
cars VIM cught tc re IL tue ~anks rhlz o,
der, IL SieaSih fcit3vsd ou:. vii dc lc>:iCs
t. ms ss,yice. Lee evs.y ne" reo3..s-s IN I
.i,s read 10 d.stinCii2n /. noN orea &c eVeiy
soldier. whether private .. OTHER. AL axpe.
USAGE cttes:s h., >. Brave army sn1etslese IN
kiilp; ead TcnGcet .i.1.i nee. 'e;.Es. assaid
arLny WhecTver< - ~ necessary II oharge
chaFsA ;npcsncrfs. Nc sstasst regiment
oe.l r,tnattu.i i hr.t ave tsar!ess havoG.t
cnayxs W. be'l:vs tent ~heE every ounce
4 powder aud lead ia shUt away, ou1 army,
II properly dt.'l@d. will raaii. h. uUngsr
Dss: II eySE wa ere sfGatss. G2Els IL tac
south s1s c9,ni'as g.. ans conclusion nat oHr
llbsrtiess.e 70 - Hcr By this elyoDs:. Those
regi,nenta ~ companies that Il o7t Iisiiis r:irh
n Inseiv:s W t@y .c:t Charge. III, Ina!"H I'D
,ho ,.ae r5ad T. honor sud rrsssInsn.-
We tt.S. 49, 2. ait res lns1aGt C0nlaSE1s,s
via faithfully execute Ills order oI Eecsrai
E51r:eee-d. Let 1.. ,uo, ses II a. sree, Iie-ii
VIA -o e- overlooked Ii: .hern .ae. 1iet 4
t.ef dFrs and sansy, tLeir gallant rt.i ha
c-bu5VlscgSG ar1 rewarded
Mef - ia SIR st- N2tt hers - q
chaaf tor 7or p rreaa.-risd bravery
w. scns :os: high c. TIC I'll u: sane.
x ws .nc-sI i tbs Ts--ae6 We carGCs
ocUcE cur haa! sc,kSss-LLe hcuthesu Cog
fecerscyts Obliged u become Il NIL. tary psC-
cle-ssl LINES more mi!a tayy thar We ever
nave ossn. Every boy must have a military
a. We'll - a oonaon schcci education. fcU
~hc distinguish yours 'ives bow Will be the
future a,liitsry directors OF on. country. .
Bay u.thtas or tie fact thar your aames Will
Be repeated 10 gong a. 20 dstivsrers Of onr
sses rom ses.1s.s!.cS :: Ea-e:a. e:Hc::y
and cpprxGz
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u e.nijasIsn.

The hanging cf tw" guerrilla soiiie,- by
TIRE erery in Western Virginia. # n LIZ nn
thsn.,catei deserves prcmri realization l.
wall not snswe, slmrlE t" hang uan toT trar.
len, aoE2~ syatau, should he s1or ~ by 'qblch
tno.s " hn inaugu14t- hi. 'nhanan mods Of
warfare c,,s2 rs c.sda teseenetie, II u be
possible - ss: At .hen There a!@ certain
crinea r.h,.h exclude men tI21. tbs raie cf
hamsn,,v. and t,u, them nn pas with wild
hsssts. entitled g u mercy "a tsrHea1 ance. -
A-.a:siaation IN he zhs.re.: y hcrti3 crime
and i e~ete Lin: Of killing hit +" slay g
tyraIr 3. L. more i4soaGonat,@n tGen -, 4
muir e, Nine = Ike :: Esn.na - an sasss
ain .fae.. .'ar1ee e--t 'mia,nne.i the
Eonndhead crew vhc hrcnshi Charles tc
.he hlcck. alth0uh u voaiS rs 3 csrel llhe!
&c comr4.e MIN rclncail. -. e.scn4l!y 10 tbs
tYrants i he ets ncu lo,d.ng il eve, tbs South !!
tFben Fremont hanss Sirglc,s CITIZENS for De
Tending their country. either singh 81 II
bands IF ten or dozen. either = suetr,ilas
mili;.a ., .esula, soldiers, got only shcnId
two Yankees be hung, INT plan should bs
found H- which the Ifs IF Fremont itsek
should be usda tbs atcuerent. evsn il Il re
4uirs w enty cara 20 accomplish it hat ether
r-scoh Butler, end everv Kindred villain rhc
refuses to conduct this contest upUn the prin
cirles Of civilized warfare. should be pursued
~ .hs bitter end with the precise disregard OF
,he LAVE Of humanity which he has himseli
exhibited -: erch ade,sl cf1cers and sol
,ieI- nave not converted themselves into
hrutes there are come such-ve invok 2
only IN. 90 nj eous and ehiyalr,o conduct " hich
.hsv tnen,ss r.. EXHIBIT Ent f..- tn. murder
ers rhc dare &c hang orr prisoners # rar.
q, tc arm our slaves. ., &c ,nsn!t cur women
Assth should lie tbs penalty, t. be snfrs.ed
vh-nu 80, possible. forth with. hut a!ways tc
lie enforce j ne IL alter BIZ : nat m-sns or syhe,
time required f., ,ts execution Eve Or
three cocl, sag acicu5, and determined men
the fever the hettes-rueht 10 be rut upon
the tEauk at e.erF such stila,n anil under
every Disguise 4m,d=t svsGV obstacle AMI nc
matter how N 4nv months OF wears It mav re
CURE shculG follces h.nn III ill thar HAYS IL.
.tic.ad ut,on hon ,he -.ne tase Is i:aa trynyh.
urcn ,s.he.s
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Rittutnnh pispatth.
~yurranaX s~:vrssfN 81 @AYss W
Sr,enafa Sty3ttu.


III. onera,;one ~ ga~rsrsi .tsrArcn. which
resulted in the csy,urs Of Winchester. formed
G eer.ea Of movements aud combinations " f,ch
Nave rot been snrpassed eince the DAYS If Ma.
roieon, jackson wsa at Woodstock Bankr.
-tth bis main body, Yves al StrasbuiH. WHARF
he was strongly .ntrenehins hineslf He
Rad e strong detachment at Front Royal,
Tech con made @ demonstration against Stree
srra with 5, oco men, whe advanced half = a,
- that rc,n. from Wnc1s.cct With lie reg
~ his army he suddenly turned tc his right,
telt upon the enemy ct tren' Royal, utterly
routed him, and ,cek tive resimsots Hsuss.
ct Strashars, hearing the tr'ns, STAN red~d f"s
Winchester. jackson, however. Vas 'co
acick for him. ne immediately set cut Tram
View. Rows. susoso,ins what woaid hsprec
= cut Bank. of fyon Wtnchestes. The p.r
We. reS AT the junction If the roads a
S.erhenssore Jackson ent he c,iuFr.
n .wc Par 6ed tc Winchester aud rar
,~turp.d towards strssbars jackson ioi
lcvsd the portion that i'd 10 Winchester
80. that town sb1 1000 prieoners. sn,
cent Stewart In pursuit Of the fustives in the
1.-scs,cn of Msrtio-Snra The part that Eel
Hses on ea,ashu,g has lot been heard trom
>ut il ii dose ~. go over me mountains
'7ocetless care Will be taken of J. bv the coi
-ccn Of :, 200, already mentiocei rs t"cicys.
he.ween Woodstock and strsstprg
lie. he rsade, lock q. the map. snd mar
ne hesc.y IF those srien'id nsncsrv,ss
Tn-y ~. truly Na1olecnic
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We sh"rlt i!ss - know what CAPTAIN hog
or of the insircible i-cn.clad steamer Galsna
NV thinks Of the river Notifications defend,
-as the city Of Rich nlond twill re recoilect
81 that the report which apr sarodin this paps.
% he interview which took place between
CT. o+hcers who conveyed tbs last batch cf
released YANKEES prisoners ~ Old Point. 2n,.
It's Federal officers, Captain Rogers ,yar rsp-
roeentsd - have regarded ou, river dsfsuces
aith ''sup7,b Indifference, sltc2eth.r beneath
hls noncs. In hie attack urcn Drswrv's
War ~e fancy that be fcunftse river & sfep.ea
goo decl above h'a notice snd VIA, h,s
fsupeYb indiTetence' snro place =, suadr,
very liyeiy emcsiors His crack ve.as. the
Galsna, came Very nsar hsins bs,sath the
.c;ios Of -ve,ybody hut Dayy Jones. AID nr
!esr his 81. c}mrlacencv ,s more inti,lneratls
tsan his ship, &c nue, be ~ .h.c fi.,,e 9 ode.
AID Le-saps wise. war
sro>. zee profound d.sepuc.n.msct svicce
oy tbs hr:t-e.u jou,a cvs. ". reault ~
te~r experiment st D,ewry's Bluff, il 10 el-.,
Uss thas EXPEDITION wa4 intended =. anna.
&'2. 1cre than reconn3.sss nce-,hat j. usss
s7rIes ac"Glt - n2ks kica mcD,l Second
7dGoL Z New Cslsaus. aI.i e.tEe. 70 Gimme,
HN coi render OF reduces I, 70 ashst 9e,sss
aeniy npa-aae and rsasonahle purposes hay,
ocon s.1uaiiy to.ico Captain Re- ,,-..
sna.ated tue fame Of E4rsagu,. has .,a.,.,,l,
collapsed The guntoss hamtus has sxpIoJsd
With hiM, ~ It always must whsu .or,ss...
lions sre suitably located and cons:, acted, and
provided wi.h gnne Of equal range with thoss
Of .Asi- sseAiauts.
We supppss thai Captain Rogers 10 The sane
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AllcitnG 20 the repc,, tina. Ger. Jere
clemens, aud ether prominent citt.ens CT
Huntsville, he.. 6esar te1 til. capae Of the
Scuth and Euns eva, - the enemy. Z CORES
pendent II tho Montgomery Aaces..er writes:
The intelligent pecple CT North Alabama
arc as true and loyal to he cause IS In any
distric. Ia South Carolina Thus much say
fo- The parpie Ia general. hut have some.
thing more 10 sRy IL certain pronoipent oiii.
.sns whe have bssn personally singled out as
food fer SANDER, Ca account. perhaps, Of cir
political antsc sdehts l atlude to Gen. Tile
mens ard C%l Mich. Davis. The report Ii at
glance - tbs kedelai pouss, l regard
a. monstzous ana atsnrd. rhsir feel
,uS, sympa.hiss. hearts, are ell with .be
Hon.h. 81 20 Col. Davis. havs this to say
ihG; bs css not taken tn. olth Of allegiance
80 ths Mol .LeYn Government, nor proiessed
sympa thy With = - caus.. hoy commute him
self in aDT way, maunar. shars, or form 20 the
enemy. and p:CEouncc ali statements, re.
nors, AMI seicr1s ~ ths, 81 sct ~ false and
dangerous.
These gentlemen, with other ctuAsns OF
Huntsville. ware surprised by the enemy and
surrounded In iheiT homes. As politicians.
thsy ware Yi9,et III PECULIAR ctrcn N stances.
SeiaI prominat.t Nr', msn when the Union
sIrvire., Il 20 came = |, ,ss that their poiin
cal opiuious setore u Sat wsrs saoh as TO
commend hem ~ the t,sor 81 Nor thorn pol
Icy now.
This b AZ hssn however, through no IL trigus
of theirs They are re thoroughly pledged ep 4
Committed 70 orr Cause = ar Ga"ceT ne
President Nayis.
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4-.ons ire Yankees recently captured BY
stonswall Jackeou, were band Of cut throats.
numbering some l 600 men. calling themselves
the 'lst Marylsnn Regiment" No doubt .
considerable number of them were tho debris
Of tho purlieus Of Baltimore and other cl,'ee,
who wanted no better chauce +" practice Their
peculiar vocations than wss afforded by JOIN
Ing Old Ates invading force. II ia some con
ISOLATION to know that amopgst those VINO ns''
the pleasure Of taking them in 'nstody Was the
resltrue lat Mary land resimeni, sallaut fellows
who have done and will 'lc good aervics In be
half of Southern Independence. The abolition
let Maryland regiment has been ocnhdsd I"
their charge, a,a they ~ili watch TIA sc""n
I.aIs veil we'll warrant