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PosTAGE.-Congress has passed an act,
to take effect on the LIST Of July next, in
ereasing the rate of postage on single let
ters to 10 cents.
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THE undersigned were, at the August
term, 1861 Of the Probate Court OF
Lauderdale County. Mississippi, appoint
ed Administrators Of the Estate Of JAMES
b. MCDONALD deceased, Now MI per-
sons having claims against said Estate will
present them within the time prescribed
by law, and have the same duly probated
and registered, or they win be forever
barred.
JOHN MCDONALD,
ELI MCDONALD,
Administrators.
April 25, 1869. 2S-7t
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HsrAmong those who fell upon the
bloody field of Shiloh, while calamity
fighting for the independence Of the
South. was S. p. Todd, brother Of Mrs.
Abe. Lincoln.
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AdmInlslralor,e NotIce.
April o. 1862.

I ETTERS Of Administration were grant
| led on the Estate ofTlIOMAS BURGE,
late Of Newton County, deceased, by the
Hon. the Probate Court Of Newton Coun-
ty and State Of Mississippi, at the March
term Of said Court, 1862: These are, there
fore, to notify all persons having demands
or claims against said Estate to exhibit
the same and have them registered in the
manner and within the time prescribed
by law, Or they will be forever barred.
Given under our hands this l4th day Of
April, 1862. -
YOUNG BURGE,
JOHN w. BURGE,
Adm'ra.
April %, 1862. 2S-7t
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rsrP Prince Polignac, who has been for
some time on Gen. Beauregard's staff, has,
under the act Of Congress, taken the oath Of
allegiance 10 the Confederate States, and
become citizen Of Virginia,
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Admgn,sfrator,s Notice.

HFIEFT III EHtE-8H w , NWEHN1s
+" HEREAS at the last March term,
w A. D. 1869, Of the Honorable the
Probate Court Of Newton County, State OF
Mississippi letters Of Administration were
granted to the undersigned on the Estate
Of LEMUEL II. CAREY, late Of said
County, deceased: now, therefore, notice
is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, that they are
requested to exhibit the same, and have
them registered in the manner and with
in the time prescribed by law, or they win
be forever barred.
WILLIAM J. WEST,
Administrator.
April 18th, 1862. 23-7t
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Notice.
STRAYED from the resi-
80 dence Of the undersigned, six
" VA miles West of Paulding on
%-SsASE the Both March last, one SOR-
AZ 20 REL HORSE PONY, with
some white in his face, about
six years old, well formed and in good Or
der. Also, BAY FILLY, with blaze
face, one year old, and well grown. Amy
Of their whereabouts will be
thankfully received.
r. j. BANKSTON.
April IL, 1869. 27-3t
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1890 -sl,- saIIi cdsUiIaDle as
sumption that when peace Is restored the
Bonds Of the C0nedeate States can be dis
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none Of this debt can be paid. The inevitable
result must be the suspension Of every mer-
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- !: y....s.. as sng negro reached the company
N which Tie ofcer was standing he handed over
lls prize. saving. l.Maa.a hnra nna ~ A.. In.
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drawn. and from accounts aud vouchers Ia my 81.
fee the amount expended Of said appropriation.
II will be seen from these statemanis that portion
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iast nlgnt lnata battle took place last ws,aend
evening. l6 miles from Charleston Kanavbs LAY
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Late and Important from Corinth
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BlIILE l1nhE}I IN CORNTH.

LOSS OF rHE HNED1x-
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
TIE REBEis CROSS AT LEEsBURa-TnErR pRoaRA n,T
OF INVASION BALTIMORE IN sApEry-wIsE MEA.
suRks OF DErEFes-eEEERAL wooL's ADslNisrRA.
TON, ETC.
BALTIMORE Sept g. 1862.
AL The intelligence that have teen abIc 10 gather IN
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
PREPARATIONS FOR MEETING THE REBELS
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG Sept. !, 1902.
Arrangements arc being made to forward TO the en-
trance Of Cumberland valley all troops here, and
otler regiments from New York and the East detained
here for that purpose. II attempt should be made
invade Pennsylvania warm reception will await them.
Citizens are organizing themselves companies under
tho Governor proclamation The employees Of the Penn
syvanIa Railroad shops at this place, numbering
2co marched yesterday the Capitol grounds for drn
Companies aud squads drilling today all streets
aud public places. The Governor has messengers
tended all along the border.
Governor Curtin is doing all IN his power. His hope
fer the future based entirely UPON the prompt response
Of our citizens when called upon Over COO stand cf
arms we're sent 10 Adams county to-day, and 200
70 Franklin county.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

THE RETURN 0F A PAROI.ED PRISONER.
ApFAIRs IN the REBEL ARMY--TREATMFeT or THE
worNDED-THE DEAD UNBuRrED-rNcfDENTs OF
THE BATTLEs-HoUsEs PREPARED ron pRsrsuc-
TIoS, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. G, 1862.
Captain Judson Assistant Adjutant General to General
Hatch, has arrived in Washington, after nearly weeks
soourn among the rsbels at Manassas, where he was
taken prisoner lie had been sent with an order TO one
Of the commands upon the neld in the engagement Of
Friday, when he suddenly surrounded By a number
OF the enemy who exc,edy ievelcd their muskets at
nim aud would doubtless have instantly shot him but
for promptncss Of Leu Bearden Of the Second Mis-
sss ppi, who threw up the muskcts with his sabre.
Captain Judscn, with Captain Garrish, Of the New
Hampshire battery Lieutenant Doughty, Of tho Second
Berdan sbarpebooters, and nfty prvates, mmed
aisly marched or 10 Gaiossvillc, where they we're
kept until paroled. Nothing wa given them for
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

The NEw lRos-clkD THE NAVY YARp, BRooTiyS-
The keel Of new ron.cisd gunboat will be aid at this
naval staon IN about week. Naval Constructor gelano
has been 50 emnenty successful in The construction Of
iron vessels the department have concluded to test his
ability on an irouclad. she is be 242 feet long, hty
feet beam with proporonate depth Of hold and drsught
NJ vnter
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

70 this time confirms The truth Of the statement which
s'egraphed 70 you last night that the Potomac
was crossed yesterday msnine, at three points near
Leesourg, BY strong force Of rebel cavalry, A.
nery and infantry. AZ these points the river is 80 low
mat The troops forded without any rouble the infantry
soldiers jumping from stone 70 another and the watsS
never reaching the axsrees or tho hubs q the cannon
the neghborhoOd Of Poolesville with view 70 furthss
operations. The rebel forces who crossed were oom
manded By General Hil. General Bragg, with . sam
larger force, remained at Lsesburg.
According 70 the best accounts the rebe programme,
set forth in my letter Of yesterday viii now be imme
datey carried OUT 90 far as is the power Of General
Lee 70 do That part Of the rebel army which 10 des
tined for the invasion OF Maryland 10 now massed ~
Leesburg, and 10 NO doubt very strong
10 not IN the power Of army prevent the rebels
from crossing the Potomac they wish do and the
probability ID that they win Cross commence Tie
execution Of their programme other to-day tomorrow
The capture Of Baltimore s quite another matter.
There are plenty Of people here who would like TO
Baltimore occupied by rebel army There hundreds
Of bright eyes here that would sparkle with delight q
the sight Of General Lees body guard pancng past The
monument. But the Unionists the majority and,
what is Of far greater consequence, Baltimore 10 no
longer dcfenceess There several around The
city which would be necessary take before Bamoss
could be captured Fort Mcenry would be of little usc,
as tis on the wrong side OF the city defend it from
land attack The fort Federal Hill, however, could
annoy large masses Of the enemy considerably. It 10
loudly proclaimed here that if Baltimore falls into the
hands Of the rebel army the guns Of the latter forts
will utterly destroy the city Even If Baltimore occu
ped by the rebels it be but for very brief period
Too much praise be awarded tbs managers o
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad for their prudent and
for bids 70 give the details Of what they and
DOING but they have all nsedful for
the safety Of their road well for that Of the mails
and In this they ably by Gonera
Dixon S Miles, the oommandant at Harper's Ferry
General woos administration Of affairs this depart
ment is marked by great vigor and success. THIS is
owing great measure the officers composing his
sta whose experience and will be called play
10 their fullest extent
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
THE VIRGINIA SIDE or THE POTOMAC,
A Battle and Victory.
MARrrNsRrke, Va. Sept. I. I

MAkfNsHtkt, Va, StFt Z, TebZ.
10 Major General JoHN r. Wcor, Baltimore
have the honor to report that the enemyfour hun
dred oavalrywho attacked my oatposts Lave bcen de-
Gated with the Of about ly prisoners, horses and
arms now in our possession Our loss two
killed and ten wounded--Captain Grosvenos and Lieu
tenant Logan Of the Twelfth Illinois cavalry rhe loss Of
the enemy greatly exceeds ours but is not accurately
known Tie Twelt,h limos cavalry, Colonel vess, be
haycd ia manner TO maintain the honor Of the State
from which they hail
JULIUS WHITE, Brigadier General.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
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Arrivals and Departures.

Pear RoyAf, C--sesnship star Of the Souh--Maior
" Inc ana servant DR. ID Brown and servant Lieut.
Heude Lieut. DAILY Lieut. Saml Cory, Lieut. Tread
well Lieut. Inrolls Ieuts Barclay, Lieut. ihers, Chas
Hayer, wife and live children; Mrs Toombs Flanagan,
Chas Appel and two children David Coddngon Dan XII.
gore wm a Mcnse. W Dennis, Francs Pearsall W
Engliss White, Harrington, w NJ Whltenead, Nm
sheppard, ohm Emonds, Keeler, Chas Wasson, wife
and chlG-and ~ in the steera
Lospos-ship Kesler-H crcsty, Dewey crocker,
Hterhen Mlllen
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
OUR FREDERICK CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR FREDERICK CORRESPONDENCE.
POSITIVE NEWS OF THE ENEMY's MovEMENTs-M-
TRnfR LowHEss OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARCH FOR wNcHEsrKR--GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
yRKpKRlCK-PREPARArIoNs FOX EVACUATION, BrC.
FREDErucK, Nd, Sept. s, 1862.
Since the mail closed by which forwarded my last et
Ger from this place. very important hight has bcen thrown
vpon the movements Of the rebel columns this region
Ia now certain that the enemy have crossed the river
IN force not only Conrads and Noans ferry but also
near the Point OF Rocks and s considered not impos-
sble that they may also have moved body Of troops
over from Leesburg, by Edwards Ferry. Information
has us, come in that their scouts and pickets already
a far as Buckeycstown-a vlageenly four miles from
The city What the strength Of their advance In
this direction is nobody here seems 70 have
any idca but IL is probably only fent &c their
real movements towards william port and Harrisburg.
may be foragng expedition, encouraged by the fne
Of the weather. the good condon Of the roads and
lowness Of the water the ords Some Of the ords
have foot OF water them at the present
The counties Of Washington Frederick arc the two
richest in agricultural productions the State and 10
the present starving condition of the enemy raid for
forage upon these counties Ia by means improbable
Perhaps The main body Of the enemy may be hereabouts
and that they have concluded 10 march upon Baltimore
directly without going reund by williamsport and Ha
eerstowu IS certain however that jackson marched
N thought by our own rusty scouts with force Of about
s,xty thousand and vast park Of ordnance.
The excitement here is At fever heat. The Union
men are fleeing before the advance Of the enemy from tho
country the town GET possible out Of the reach
q the rebels and many from the town escaping TO-
wards Baltimore. The Union flags are everywhere taken
down but others have yet taken their places On the
sther hand, the seocssionists jublant that they
cannot control their exuaton An extra train ordered
Baltimore at noon the rush Of passengers great
and understand that the specie the banks will 20
forward H. There canponading in the drec-
tion OF the river about nour ago. II seemed
Leeeburg and thought that al time could hear the
fainter but moro dreadful rattle Of musketry II the
rebels engaged there positive knowledge here Of
what forces have them. with what gadness
tbe Union hear the sound Of the cannon Bu, has
not been heard FOR the past hour and dependency
srmes the place Of temporary elstion.
The meet positive and significant news Of all has just
,eaebcd me- Capt Faithful who commands the provost
suard here which a company Of Col Maulsby's Mary
iapd Home Brigade has received important orders They
arc 70 sood oa the commsary and qcatemas,ers stores
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/
The Thirtieth New York regiment was exposed TO q
terrible fire, and by the list OF killed and
wounded, suffered heavily. The color guard, Corporal
lawrence behaved with remarkable galantry until shot
down when he succeeded by six other men, each a
whom after another, mot the fate The Twen.
tyfourtn and Thrtieh New York regiments have over
one-haf OF rank nc killed or wounded and have
lost nearly every officer. Lieutenant Colonel Soaring
Major Chryser OF the latter regiment both had them
horses shot under them.
The Fourteenth (Brooklyn) New York State Militia be-
haved spcndidy and, as result Of the engagement,
has only sixty.hve left for duty large number Of
recruits coming for the regiment and may
pect to the command nlcd up old Standard
II has enormously stated Kings division broke
aud came on the ncid in great disorder General Glib
bops brigade covered the retreat and highly comp
mened by the amented Kearny upon their good order
as he passed them Captain Campbells battery Fourth
artillery (rcgular) attached to this brigade did servics
by any upon the ncd and fred the last shot
at the enemy on saturday night.
General King is stll confined 70 bis room At tho Kirk
wood House. and though suffering greatly from debilty
will il Is hoped, be able TO resume command of nis
division General Hatch is now division commander
ronnel Phelps OF the Twenty second New York having
his brigade in the absence OF Colonel Sullivan.
General Augur rapidly recovering from his wound 70
ceived a, Cedar Mouna and expects TO Join mis- division
again In a few days
when our forces fell back upon Washington Centre
vile sn issued TO the residents Fails Church
and tho surrounding neghborhocd leave their prema
and come within lines. An the loyal people did %,
and IN Washington, having left their property
with no protection whatever Those who sympa.bize
with tho rebels remain, and though inside lines,
find many opportunities o. conveying information TO
the enemy. Thus, whils the disloyal remain Al
home and are permitted TO guard their pros
ICoNrINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
THE INVASION OF MARYLAND.
Additional Particulars Of the Advance
Of the Rebels to Frederick.
THEIR OCCUPATION OF the CITY.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~-~
Manifesto Of The Rebels 70 the
Marylanders.
fhs Rebels Paying for Supplies with United
States Treasury Notes.
The Preparations to Resist tho
Invasion.
THE DEFENCES OF BAL TIMORE.
Our Special Reports from Frederick, Eli
colts Mills, Sykesville and Baltimore.
&C.. &C.. 60.
THE OCCUPATION OF FREDERICK.

THE OCCUPATION OF FREDERICK.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 7, 1852.
Frederick, Maryland, was undoubtedly occupied yes
Nerday morning, between and eleven O'Clock, by the
vsbsh PART Of the force turned of at Buckeysown as
going either towards the Washington road The Ba,t
pike. The crossing Of the Potomac was socted at
unuee points.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
the CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
Additional Interesting Details Of
Pope's Battles.
The Experiences OF ParOled
Prisoners.
~>~~~~~~~1~~~~-
SCENES on THE BATTLE FIELD.
WHAT THE REBELS SAID,
As., Re-, As.
GENES ON THE BATTLE FIELD.
LATEST FROM THE LATE BATTLE FIELD.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 7, 1862.
Late reliable reports from private from Centre.
Vile state that Col Flannery with regiment OF cavalry
70 in command at that place and that their pcke extend
to within less than twelve miles Of Alexandria.
The One Hundred and Thirty ninth Pennsylvania regi.
reached the battle field Saturday and
tho nterment Of number Of dead, which have lain
disturbed since the battle, excepting by the thev ing
hands tho rebels, who searched every pocket and in
many instances, stripped the dead OF their clothing
The Union cieers taken prisoners the late battles
detained at Gainesville until Friday last when they
all conducted to Richmond, with the exception Of
of the moro severely wounded who were, by the
humanity Of Dr. Guild Medical Director OF Genera Lee
allowed 70 proceed TO Washington ambulances,
under the protection Of flag Of truce.
The last Of the Centre vile wounded have reached this
city accompanied by Drs Detmold, Page. Clemens, Jen
kns Webster, Byrne and others, Of the large sent
10 the re,ef Of our wounded by Surgeon General Ham
moDd.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
BAIT10Nk, sept, III r. II,
Further reports from Frederick say that Bradley T
yehnson was made Provost Nasshal Tho rebel troops
passsd through the town and encamped In winanS
woods, about one mile beyond the city
Ths rebel picksts are extendsd seven miles towards
HassssowD They possessed themselves Of all the Shoes
s,ssbins, &c, in the stores II Frederick. paying for
shsm.
zns telegraph operator remains ~ Hagerstown, but
ssyv hs cannot hold the once much lsngsr Nearly all
he Union men hays lsft

WASHINGTON, Sept. !, 1854
ne information received hero e that the great body
q shs yebss have crossed Into Maryland, forded the
yoIomac al Nolan's Ford above the mouth Of
ne Nonooracy. The ford 10 wide and shallow, with
smooth bottom The banks Of the Nonocracy precpi
sous; bot north and west Of there splendid level
country in which the crops this have been ex-
esnent.
10 stated that The rebels buying horses and pro-
vhioUs and paying for them United States Treasury
Dolss probably money taken from the persons Of
asad and wounded soldiers upon The battle fields
appears from private accounts that the rebels crossed
~ Potomac river Friday night and early yesterday
morning, and thence marched 70 White Oak Springs,
within three miles Of Frederick. They crossed both
above and below Point Of Rocks and did II speedy
end ques manner possible One Of their nrst acts
was 70 send force cut the telegraph wire and seize
ne bridge over the Monocacy. The regiment guarding
Snis point evacuated their position on Friday.
Great numbers Of persons leaving Frederick TO-
aAy and yesterday proceeding towards Pennsylvania
Accounts from Hsgerstown say that many Union refu
eses from Virginia have arrived there.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

BALTIMORE Sept. I, 1862.
Fugtives who left Frederick last night report the
cry occupied by about Eve thousand rebels, under Gen.
H-cavary, infantry and artillery. The rebels issued
proclamation promising protection TO private property
snd appointed Provost Guard. Purchases were being
made with United States Treasury notes Of cattle and
horses, which being sent back towards the river
have just come from Washington. saw persons who
sae from up tho Potomac whose statements Of the safe
condition Of affairs lead 70 utterly dscredt the wild
yumors Of Jacksons having crossed There many ru
os here in Baltimore, growing out Of the movements
q our own cavalry Tho greatest confidence and cheer
ywsvails m Washington. day or two win demonstrate
shss an goes on well.
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