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sources, among otEcr interesting items, e to
the proceedings Of TIE rctrts:

sources, among StEcr interesting !ten.S, - TO
the proceedings Of he rct"iS:
eve haze some i~ri.iing Of tie ~~n'jslt liz
cussSd 4; TWO Conferences - Ell the princl-
Pal military Ic5deTS, held il IL ''ri0rd Oh tho
it'll and j.h inar. 4 = understood .aet
tHrG. csac % The coac!ns!9: ihat thry must
not !csc nar more territory. lH@ I.:eGa:;a
roi:cy wsS ,trong!Y attacked, aGI both Les
ant! i.i. r.gsid a!yi.eI The INVASION ri the
North three rciuls. ~Llu.r!:: ifom IuH"-
ber.and and Wil::amg9ort into ienGsyi:a-
Ms. I.oin Louisville anu CiEcinn2ti into III
G!a.. aid Uu:a, giri !r"i:. ,"-!lcaa and Cairo
into ]l.i,au;,.
1t is ALLEGED iint tie following Plan Of OF
e]rriiG.r- Id the lrwa:-ctr 81 t!!c Sprulncr
c";rra Il vas agreed Hp"n;-tIrSt-lne :m-
iA,u.@;' "h; ~JrUc.:on .: ~: james I.7er, 50 Is
t' ,t:ah" :: impossible ttr llcCicilan 10 U.s. il.
il A. lr".is y communicating vita ia Soy
e.Hias:,. I'D !Yr tEe transportation OF r'iL-
ioT':G~su'> sid ana, supplies. S2c>it-Tbe
"cc"%=;.on ri williamsburg Yorktown sa.i
ti:2 rat;::2 Peninsula I:.iI"--L:a recovery
u -: -" territory s Virginia, AMI the
i: :-:cs7:oD e tic Da:.:4arr" eri Upio R&ii-
Rad, he rscoYs7v OF Ge~ Orleans, Mev:Pa;s
s3i The Mississippi k:TeT. -. ice expulsion
9! sGo Eei"Tal ::o:ps :!"a. Tennessee All
kenrurky.
"Ec4T.a-E'n@ this. objects harc :,1en &C.
conp'i,hcd, then II .va$ proposed 10 carry cu,
he plan w.: Lee ant Ee%uresari. ti!th--Ta
EAhc tas Fat?ma: End Ois;o rivers i; enc:
.he!7 asis 81 operations and frontier linss,
Aid 10 transfer thc&aat OF ws7 from Wy
GINA I" Maryland. Sixth-fTo hur! upon
Washington iroEi Eishaioad L coiuua Ct
10000 :-o22z.
ry the capture os ;na: ci:-, IL Iteration
Af h4.:i4-uTe and tie ~invas;o" OF :ae North
at tns Stree points named aboTe, becoming in
turn :ae invaders, they hope to make it ne
CESAR trT Us 20 keep at home for The de-
t"ac@ O. 60 ,.li.s i!v2 hundred THOUSAND
troops.
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@7:s.:TC -HE.P --ET-I.

-.e %~:c:s1t sup o:tcrs of Mcclellan a-s
oeS,nn:TS - show :h":. iv9--. IT,: % r.:
hive quite a. :Auc& 70 say, Of ;ntc, abou: tie
great intitascE which va: SAD 70 eIis; "a
tween l.siie.k ana Mcclellan. They ere
putting forth t;si- filings p: Pep aGi .ie::scs .
ins: ere Unhappy. Tie: ,sa ina. taei-
c2f:ng scneme 10 aiEhbGS lHe nation aaG .
rn,u The C2icn Cause through iicCie'izc has
iaIcd, s.d t.s: ~" pcopl" How understand
;aem. Ha!!eca Gnd Pope lnean carnest sd
serious work. Irsv Incs= 10 thrash the enc.
ny il they can &c! tis :=1n 10 DC i: nth
There /. - be 70 !:o;e toia-fcol2-T.-
!ae T..ca cau*e has 5ce.. rc.r!Y ship
wrcc2ed oy incompe:cncv CT c:shJD-5-
t. : an - 60 rot iss::4:a - ss- :!:,=,
Il TIE s..c2 ..I~.S.cacat j: c.na:aicl
ne Sout!?s"@ E12igGerecr i, l. lxcI fact, M
tn: Tic Border S,2;-s H:'l Sc 2&a;as. go
Ihs .So;.s snou!G arouse t-s:ra.i:es to y"
:np=n6ia5 ~.Ga1.z-, and irowa iown :Ae aen
anu ne fzesses. VINO. ;"li!e pretending 10 -
;u,s11e.y Union 20 coYc. tEe!: resi- Gsaie-s,
".@ r;e, liz a ce.p game which is nc: :n!aodej
- D.Eaa. The C~39eranaG:. These chaps ak
:tjliy 5ni PIT on airs, :hty can spr.: a.
Urio7 meeting, Puff Up -icCie!Iau AMI sre-r
4. uGlie,k, Pope anG otGcr Generals, BIZ: Sheir
dsaisas are 100 irans3a;e cit not to hr seen
:rI:uGc D. 81 Intelligent people. Tic Uiica
Cause il OF far more Importance thsr :ha, q
cay cns msn, gnd tbs ID: people understand
Nnea convinced int they nave bstn :ridti
2=ii;i, tiey vii make Eomc &:cv,,. GG..,?1G
fca, ua9sT.
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AT 4 COURT HELD FOR BUCKINGHAM
u. COUNTY, ON TIE EOEArsEiIH OE ysLX1

A i COURT HELD FOR BUCKINGHAM
II. COUNTY, on TAE FOURTEENTH oE IULI,
1857.
The Ccor: d"ta appoint ;hs follo-iOs e..!Isrs Ct Buck.
,nsl&n county, TO wit: DR.. Cherl-s :. Davidson ad
Thonus ). t-rk:=s, IL i!U:::c: No. L Or: VIZ. ? Nose
laT Ead Eish.Td 5. iiiis, Ir,, IL 3:s;Ttc: So uT. WI.
Y. swops and john !. Gut, - dis;r.c; No. 3 bdnana
". Hanard cst p-. Willie ). EPrss: in district no. 8
David J. woodhn aad Or. a. ". Fcpta!ns, IN dist-:;
No. and Thomas w. Asss I'D Herr St. George Has-
r!s. IL district No. {, s CYla1,!2ss. 70 visit, from t,Ias 70
time. the armies and hospitals Of the Confederate suiss
IL Virginia, IA look after and administer 70 thspeess.ides
Of The sick Rut pouadsd soid!ers from this comfy. AID
the Coun doth further order that tbs rum OF Sl.c1 La
-snt ID. sume Il her-5y appropriated TO dsf:sJ AL e2-
penses which E:aJ es incurred b. seid committee aa6
fer tho purpose Of raising sait SUN, the Court doth order
that c bond or bonds for said saiouEt be Issued payable
on ths ltth dag OF December, 1888, bearing ip:er-,t from
It's da:e Of LOAF, 10 be signed By the Presiding Justice,
aad cocsters,gprd bE the Clerk Of this Cont or hit DOPE
~ aud that Que OF ihe loan Commissioners Of thtK cIaa-
> negotiate tue ssne. and pay over the proceeds 10 ssld
Commiuas; and thu. THO said Committee report from time
% ,ins their proceeding 10 this Court. 1t h also ordered
that ihis order bu published IA tho Richmond Wig, E>.
.Ella-r and Enquirer, sad tina; said COMMITTEES p"y ;aa
sxpeasen Of sa.1 publication.
A Copy-Tsste
i7!T ol-~4u K. Il. FRYING. Ci-rk.
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DOCTORS CERTIFICATES c. 20 AvAi:.
o. Alb ry ~"Eve-;ng Journal" sevs

NJ A!V II "Evs@i1S JcvTral," seEg:
We Frs requested hy .Aa Surgeon General
70 size, Chat doctors' ce:i;i;catss Of disa5il.-
y VII l2 u - CARLY zTai: cx:nDt fer
mere State service. Under tie order from
ne vs. Departures: everybody, wi,lia Ger
ts!n @Eea -TlLIGc: reference 10 MS physical
condii:on-"i:l lie subject 70 ira!t. ii. aftfr
they I@yE bsea drafted, ;:sy ere found 70 be
disabled, The: wili Is exempted, People,
therefor, wEo r-C &c their yh:Sic:sss 10 get
certificates 8: physical unh;0sSs 10 shoulder
aT:G5,' sg.o :.sl. :;Hic a-G p..atr = ain
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ursU.Gs Coca7.-1hc 7cr.la7 mcs,,:i

ursT;"Gs Coca7.-1he 7er.la7 mca,.:is
:a-=: oc &C. HcsI=Ea Ger: commenced CT y~:r:o:i.y
I~-ercn:-iosept M&go. Mayer, iiscoris. Jes. X. Co
l4!e, Senior Alderman i. ?. Saarsy. sd .~,lie.:.li
jdE.s. HraT. :. {. L!lscomte. "2. \. T:.a.bal1t
ana JehG r. kcsaac:1.
~. Is. smith. Es!., "Gs ~qng!i@ei Is ea .a-.Le!=;:-
icr A.&..-1n Ward.
=. L. ;taTi:c an: Fi-;r ii Ci..ka. Lg>--. geo ~
caus! h"",a ii >i,"H uio@ q~uGir:1Ee as : y:@! g.2
l..=.
SaEae! a. Price va: :sEi SO T.. prri,irc /:
s!a":, Eril. . - ct i.r.s.
M1. ing, caers~i w!:h felon;or,ly st.a!fa. :i-C
from !lc'"ss u. CaS.T. Oh tlr 1t y; ac::=:, ~. -
handed 20. u;al.
MR. Ara Leagrg:5 and Edward "lMicr,s, ne
":son. Charged W.: Ie.:ei;iuy stci-c cyaty Tot.
tn. a1lev. "si& discharged.
Michael GnehsE Ed Thoalne "iso1. chs--ci T"i'i
sealing /. pocke,-ECok :S!usd 81 $50, cor;eu'a. ::
iron! joan ). Harold. rene sslt 20 Ger :-.a...
siizaoelg Tr:ipE, MOE fss;:i:urly E.o@n {. -!
lose. from Harlem, :. y, Charged "i;n staa.ii,s s@-
Cry pieces Of ~jewe.r:;, valued at about So, :rpi. =
saE Walsh, "ae :ea i;Ilei To-. tlis!.
JAMES II. Waft, cli.seI With receiving =;oi5C :sw
c.rv from Elizabeth Ta:ior, y Is NalTis1 IL 49,
ika following true hiHa we're :ocuG by the GRAZ!
JcF! Commonwealth versus john le:u, I;i9l:I :2
20, SID Ma: u.cks. %CoaIp.i: c,i!ed FeTo, 2rEu'
Ei!cy. jecvr Goldsts:: ~! i54iuGs. CcD-&:3, l., :oi liz
c::c:.
Atjoa:"=d 70 n.tI tbs rr:77g e: e!sTca ct.2si- .
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TATC'S CLIFF BRACE PLGuGas,


.. q. O. -.S.'II' ~ -
=, 60. WAIT hS!iny p@.Ailad. AZ L.EeEant times, locf
- s.penIe pI:a.s % his c.. .-ic= f!oGsiS, CHEW
lodged % embrace 4e T@a-: 5s.:st.= i.r.v Trrs-p:4 eru.
usde CT ;ais i:cPicC.sz;. :l--s u when patents .svs :.
.n respectively tea. S~'Gi.s ;-2t ;r.-te7G Yeas, ec&
c.-iE- n.-a -Ta!iN1 :: i.c isiJ Z.:.aa.:e' Far, IN
I!.:t-oad, { ~ec.:!.cc:e 9. . Sii72T Medal, or caa:i2GeG
superiority il iic=ghs, &c" 2:s&G:t rS.=.:sa siver, and
- 40 i.s: 1873 Fa.T, . ;=-E.iun,v E 20; sa5.;, il Addition
- -ar2iurs csraiteu Il: al tne Preceding :1is :r yea.s.
".t5i2 SO nor;ss yg'; Eo.hss sci93 ci.eT Ta!L26i7
iScTo- :rrcriG, SID :e n.":a-it. oil 10 -aai :: F.orsas,
WARRANTED 20 2rerr -->r"ct sur-.!": - v;ac:a. 20 call AZ
-Ea1!as orv la-c. srE SE-ist s:-.a oI f!gvsa&, Castings
I'D agricultural i:c?:=-79vt-, aGi :-esh a1G F-us c=.
CO: aGi Field Sectl, L., "L.e& v: 9a3r tx SaIs ~ gu:
a,.4. accommodating tsrcar.
SO. WATT = co.
Q:essGsys -. - 2Hchs=sc gyo,,
T-'- E.rP-cnJ -
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Z .oeeat v!thou, leave, Pod, 9 l,ksly mulatto
y znn. hiret 70 &c ci;y Of EichIDcE., l.. v,rs On tho
! ":Sc,;ioIa Is my so6o;!;aIe. Wnea d;-cnkrsod I.
.@".st;o re.u.a. Is 1aE ERrs hirod ainNa!f a., :. f.es-
''aa - al os.cor OF our army. sad &c Eay, +. ;:.nt zsa-
-. se Working h!e vaJ - as oTaos, Z s:..3pt,t,.
o-rTT.iis, Clarke comfy.
: -a.,sbi- reward VII Be ;ti3 o. s:1 .r..o.at;on 81
:; s;-Tst's oEce, Frauk.it strs7t, eas9eaa IN "a, sth.
Nal bTEADT Gs!..y,
Free ~ - Cor.
10y s.-s:e%
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The hev. A. J. Witherspcon, OF Linden,
Ma.engo, Alabama, hes just arrived in Vir.
E;nia FROM Fort johnson, SandcskE Isla11
Ohio, hsTing left there on the 4.h int. lie
is Chaplain to the 2lst Alabama Regiment,
and was taken prisoner at Shiloh ca the %
day Of that great fight. The Reverend gsn-
tleran furnishes the following list of North
Carolins officers nov confined as prisoners Of
war ne.r Sandusky, Ohio:
C. N. Avery, Colonel 33d \. c.
Sam'l D. Love, Majo- 18th y. C..
Oscar X. Rand. Captain 26th n. c.
=. w. Ii. Spesr, Captain, 28th n. c.
S y. Stowe, Captain, Goth \. {.
Gee. 3. Johnston, Captain, 18th -. c.
D. W. Brown, Captain, 18th !. c.
T. W. Mabew, Captain 23d y. G..
W.. T F4rthiu:, Captain, 9th \. C..
J.. W. Vinson, Sd Lieut., 26sn \. c.
Mel Bohaonon, LIST Lieut., 25th y. c.
Calvin Scott, I'd Lieut., 18th n. C..
R. a. Hause., LIST Lieut., 33d n. c.
James 4. Weston, LIST Lieut., 33dN {.
Jno. \. Anderson, I'd Lieut., 33d n. c..
r. l. Steele, lst Lieut., 37th NC.
W. a. Stusrt, I'd Lieut., 9th y. c.
J. S. Rogers, 2d Lieut., 9th n. c.
Us. Bost, ist Lieut., 37rh y. c.
Woodbury. Wheeler, lst Lieutenant Ia
tham's Battery.
Charles Il. brown, Cd Lieut.. C. S. a, Rich
moEd, Va.
These officers are all well, and confidently
expecting TO be soon restored TO their -espec-
tive commands by a general exchange"
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Oh i,61TE,IToRH.

K INVITE prus"4sis Tor sns rrfii3s I'D nA5"HT7,
=. ~ppiisiIa, ~ VI Tie Pi.dc.oat ha.road. i'on LsnVute
to 6rs-nspofo'. The Company are saKioas to Prose4S's the
work with great r. pidtty.
For my Information with resn-G II tho enhIae'af aaa
aInoart Of tho work. v!s 10. yfodl.s, g., sip5 to my Of
Zoe Ia Danvils, or Richriond, st the of15s OF me bse-
1roud md DAnvins REilIoed Go.
EDMOND r. D. HI be.
'. osy:s.c E.glnos-s sad Chief Es9insfT.
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Nor PRISONERS OF WA7.-The oEce-: vh.o
su:7~i M y~esterisy. from G,-doaa"!:e, ;~euty-e::..t
{. number, and who ws.s ccptcred By Gen. Jachs,l
ca SATURDAY, will nor be considered prisoners c: ws.,
" .ons az the recent ~cteutive md unclvi!!ZeL oric.l
81 Gen. Pope remain umep-Hied. They have al. Gvn.
Prince !nc!uiej, been placed in tie Libby rfison. and
viii in g few days be s-psl steiy cohhued. 70 6e t.est.
sd, CID fEs!ly .unished as felons, Should The brute
Government u Tie Ser.h persist u Ching lie ;:sE;
70 murder AID piliaye.
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C4s--S Observation-Disclosures Provost Mar
El-c! .or Tic Eastern District viii TsT-oTe rs Qsc-e:s to.
r.oyow, 70 Grcslor's Tobacco Fccso.c, CT Cs:E?. req
.ath Street. "CAstie Codv;a'' immediately subsitce
:aso oblivion. The nen prison, re icc:n, ia &c he chris
teoed Castle Thaadar,' a name ioGicsti~s ofOIvr2iaa
vengeance UPON Offenders sgaina. hes !a"s, n4d orr
~h!Ga, - pD'rt oil sound, y as good as ery o,ser Ia:
c9E.3 =; chosen. Castle Grizzly TO: eSct.t.I.
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GEE2 me 2.Lase52SGM
ir,IyAt OF PeisoYIH, Flow En,r,~rri

IlErLFAL. OF PRfsoIEH tEoY GuRUorsriLE.,
The prisoner thkan ut tic hHtt!e ei syuthv~xu TN
MoartaiR swsrty i"'les Northeast Of ',u.!:1.Y.!A, be
.a:c-r' ltct.. ~. -~tft:Fa, neg, In > i.r5:.1 and
81; n I,ul'y-I, itn--tI t!~ 81 ~ : .'sla. K s,D:.
day in".nir@. Trey wen: a.Glp'y rui.r cylal.. Q: =
romia,rnt force. no unusual .nsana haY:u; ba:n :e.
sorted to Tor The pu-po-e OF !,"ep;ag ;her. secrr.. Tie?
":is rerttctr docIle. General ii. Prince was prrinij.
:sH 20 taEe Up h:s lodgings in the Exchange Hctel. AID
~: Lc!latn.as officer Itic r1.kei t., Ti;. r.: ~. "a
me Libby prison Tie following IS 4 IL; o:tie ~; -.
II iv arrived: "
btiiadic; Lslr~r-i Ii Prince. E. :.
t1i Leo d t!Sipn:an. I'll. Com.
Maj /. " Co'Ae, .3E!,t Ny
I"!t :. = i~:s.;ieao. .ttj't Ten Of Aarnor's DIV.
.ap. " "nAina, Asst Aej; Gen .! Williams Iii.
i'ap: ii fsnderman, co I. G$n!, n.a.
t-t' Glitl:.t, % \. 10th r.,
tuitEA Elwer, CO Il. oSth Ny
FiE,t 1t 5 J W-aircv, 81 Via.
flst Ii i y C~frestrlne. CO L. .4j,'. T.,
!:a! Il T "iitaey, &C Z. sub Corr,
Er:Lt L : EstG.. CO u, i2;ii [ : .u!4lu..
:@t J.; = ;birury. e. {. 81 Co...
t.tai tie-;s2as; l. 5. G"r24ia. C'. II. ;3:t -.
.:.r"G'n.
E;~, L::";eEa=: IA. =. a=a-oa, Go, C, o. ysr.
:c:f.
Tr.: Lieusaan1 :. D. I:e:io;es:.Co D, i9:i. .ea.ac.
II l.: l:2t.an: Ic"!l iio=s-, !os,: Pennsylvania.
ch::s. sytnar, 10. D Stu l.: tnt'y.
J.D; "ooi-, Go. =, 18th New I2yl;:.
y. ~. ~S*k!dge, GO. ii, iS'I Penn.
Us Usher, 80. u. sta l. s. In.
YIN. y. Gnen, 60. 4, lg2! y. y.
IL. Walker. ca. !. ~ Maryiand.
J: l. -ain-a- ca. i, @3ih sew Yo5SE.
Ehes. O9s:e: "a. ,, 5;h Coz7sct:r.t
"JR. hcAiIs.ar, Co. II. 9th y. y.
J. L.oag, Go. y. es:h Sew Eo:;.
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lRGSS VAfILD.

T+e r:s.:-.:Hc & - '=-.7i:e'" ~ist /. Suo2tgsz
5~-si.-.:s 5aSeis, ,n-. o: ely r!..zdor PRESS, f3. wh::h
10y Ill Pr : Eay fs.es. Aay rne A,~i1s r-:hs F:es-
To G!-2cse g: ~! azfc.a - 81 = t5a E-SCo- d! coc.es. 4
Will pr: 80 Ecr!, e. 7-.:o s.k-d. aat sesd us syz:I-
cess .: r. wecs de2. 1Poc.: =.
TIER: ~!gG AIjI@sE.
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$ii:AFED. STOLEN, &c

Eu-;CE.
&inatsV 9" sTCLE!S fror lac Camp Of the SIN 'iT-
:!a:t r'ti:-"2:. - Sunday lsst, r BAY MARE. fTe
:Et't '.I: :@s = 30. u zee Rev. George ". Harris: 1
-. are ss-';a:.- 49, I'd % gDy one ~ho viii brioS hes
" =. or .:.s7T !-.g:=s;!oa that viii e:as.e lie IL 20
": - ~. e,= ?-asa:. :k"n.
) :. C&HTEk, Capt. Of Coo"
ctr u. -. =, Cog. Pickert's Brigade.
:T5 9-@' Gs De:bytor1 Rcsd.
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IyE :AiEEE GENERALS e2I stncr conEus
sio.ai cle5:s, csgtz-ei ca TIE Imccaaa@1;a?, -.
BE- %D;,- re Understand r3+41g. il p4:acface CT 10
Gs7e.G.-: or .hc exchange of prisoners oet~ccn lie
C. S. and Federal Governments. They nuc,bc'sts.;
oEe hundrei AID tor!?.
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From Prince George.

On Friday night the plantation OF DR.. 10
bert Harrison, Of Prince George, was visited
by the th:cving Yankees, and four Of the
most valuable negro men on the place seiSed
ami carried off; and the same nissat, we learn
Captain Marks, OF the Prince George Cavai-
", lost every negro ne owned, except, posi-,
bly,, some TWO or three Of the Tery aged ana
;as.'n. The peoyle Of Prince George who
are low suffering from the rillainy OF the
Yankee scoundrels 1--we souaeWhat IN the In
terror Of the county, distant 8 few miles from
the river. Those residing Immediately on
the river have long since lost ell, or nearly
all, they possessed.
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Nm. Photersr, OF Baltimore; John CtsrSH,
Wn. Cone, z. Payne, Charles Blister, Win. Z.
Grain, J. I. Sloo', Wm. Cassidy. j. Ranger,
John Dun, q Baltimore; =. Ic1.;!:, -
CrutSn, aud - Lindsay.
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RGAaDI;G : 5cl;oL I0E ycCE1 L4piaa.
= Y:ss FEGRAM Ill rs5-:ae ,le dz;.s3 c. -, Scc:oi
Ii tee FIRST c: CcTJBEE Esx!, l.: aes i~Ss!-sSc1r =
l:u!aa Bow, Frhnkiia Street.
C..e:ia!p sez:.l1uns fr1so. 7e:G1r:a.. 80! 10 "a -
Rrp,;sG,i5I %
4ugS-3 ME-. J u. fst@-1-
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RUNAWAY liz isiL.

RUNAWAY III tAlL.
S4 Az committed - the jail OF tia conLlr H. q
~ BOT, suppossd 70 be a runaway. but nay az Is f.-.
a:a TIE tDF q sbout 8 fact 10 inches high, Y-rY dach
c"-s::, :aiek iip+, aad shows his teeth much When talk
- H- looks 70 SO ston: q year Of sSs. Any ;a:an
?erss prop-s: a14 paying ell e7polf3s. o, r. VII b
III. With :, tao Law dirsets. fErtF i8Ir1,
rAil~- =. Ynrt,.s Lgra rrrrtF.
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y PlS.s.sT IsTEEv1Ew.-bTLa1!a- Gene
u! u. Prince haG The ho2o! .: AL interview With Gec.
Winder, or yesterday, who informed n:r, TIA: rs SOC
ss arrangements could be z;sis re sLoG.l ;,:7s r7cre
appropriate accommodation than lie heG e7;o?cd al
Tie E2cn.ngc.
Gare;.l Prince vas :,c:;zsd % re9icos:.s:s wha;.
the iiaa Of p dungeon was suggested. but q dec;J:T-
alueiUn 10 the Pope programme ultimately s~.cc1s&cG
IN ~Cria;iEs, u it die net c~orfouad, La sepoy Cc@a-
RAJ
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kC3ioHs OF AN AprA.cE on "..:alHGrc:-N
poG-up EVACUATION or g:cnHosD.

kC?arSs o. AN ALEk"GL ON "stEiSG TC.:--LJ-
PoGrup EvAcuA-ioN or g:cRIoaD.
WAsaisa7os, August 1, lSG2.-N ashinr,oa
i uiled tonight WIKI runors der::rd i5cT.
secession SOURCES ~ way of Baltimore, the;
the rebel ARM at Richmond is now g. rcat.
20 make a grand attack upon Wsshiugton.--
This rumu- IS Strengthened ~ information
through siIiilar Sources CT Fredericksburg,
that IN less than & week the federal force
there vii - dl!ven out. II is kno~1 ;I.st
the secessioris:s there have daily eTd icfIe-
diats and unrestricted Communication Si,h
Richmond, and 1t is Regretted that foc ea7rTai
dars past, there have been seat OFT from thu;
point no scouting parties 20 ascertain THAT is
go:DE ca 10 front ci cur position there.
It:is report from Washington to-ui5 III, ta2.
the Teoels have actually evacuated F. chr one,
is not belirc3, unless they nave LETT their capt.
Isl ior the purpose Of attacking WashinEt7n.
Shre~d military men are of opinion that tins
is the real and only Interpretation Of The
evacuation, if auy has taken place.
III would be q poidano Desperate NOR
.nent, suited 70 tne fortunes Of tie rebel lead
ers. 1Eey know that i. IS necessary to strike
somewhere Before the three bundri ihou
sand recruits shall be brought 20 iha i.=!d 70
oreT9helm them. It is known taaG evan
since the seven days fight il front CT Rich
mond theT have been concentrating 'Lsrc ali
the forces thai could Is raised Il cYeTy Guar
ter Of the South, am !: is believed &c bs tie
purpose !; he rsbei Generals - leave il Inc
strong works around Richmond a sutSc:art
force to rePuis= arg attack ofMoClr;iaa'ssrD!
while sn immense army shall ue thrown tor-
ward, not perhaps down the valley OF tie
Shenandoah, bu: around it inIo Maryland and
upon Baltimore snG Washington, and thus
checge the aspect c; the war, while General
Pope is kept smusel with q siio~ &C force 10
mis- front, u2:i! too late to fall bach in defence
Of Maryland from the invaders.
These are the speculstions OF military men;
CT. tHa: are worthy of consideration, and
should stimulate the people Of the loyal states
70 forward their recruits not by scores CT
h"rd1e55 out 10y regiments and b-igudes.
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Captured.

Our Cavs.E p:ckets in Prince George cap
tured a Dutch Yankee On Sunday IN that
county lie was carried to Petersburg.
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SJhF,..GazI. g.'.IG.a OF -a1IG;Ga

IJMF,:.Ea=i!. R:XIi.o OF -aiEE;ra
HEp!CAL eCETaECn's D?fIEE.
HIcKsoTr. "a, J1.. :, .st..
fsyIls :s u i-f0f;I Ell ~Ao may c4..-o u icsxs cs.s7ipu.
80 80 a-:ef. c: To- Sc z1L -o2.d.d -.Iti-S
ef :ss amy, ta.t - &C. u Gausrarr hKs established 20
ulss axpT--tJ go tao r.s. ?si93 I'D iist! rrsiG- Of IT. :
-ou.I5u::1s, S11-: L. S!--ct:ca ri &C odfvtoa Gs-sfr-,
'~bo ns pihead 80 e,rTs GpYo:l;4 e. ,Ea 7cJr5s- S16as
ny Instructions.
IL, rrqa,,ed, ~Ihor{3ys, that I'll aszu!sc.toss for sisE
snt -eastet ~3-2ioE,, n tbs Ec~p!a.s. - seat FOX distrt-
button 70 Nc. II s-Afi p:.ssi, addressed 70 d. !. SAhA.
Contribution Clark. The I'll. ave 1s:6!pe fc: lie s2ns.
P. ". JOEi6,
Ia. 1T EeUsal PITsyoH G. u. ArETS
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BsiG. GEa. CHARLES 5. WrpER. wiz vas
killed IL tte battle OF SoU;hw.s: M@caa:cia, o. SA.1r.
iay, wrs q nephew OF Br;s. Ger. Wtndcr, Military
Coun:and-2t CT tbs District lie "ss promoted from
3 Coicneic? a tew months ago, FOX dis.ins uAked ccn.
drct. aad wascre anoas :is nos. reE:oious yoa=S
o:1: ,a.5, re Learn. u tie Coafede.e:, Ir2iy.
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GTEn

RIyo, al Gould Hi, t.s rtsG,aca. n ncEo"sr coua:v,
or friGGy light. ;ue Sh Lat. II. WILLIAM h+fISLPt
NELs0i, IL the Soih yes. Of his az.
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WHAT NET?
noT turned to Virginia

ali eyes are nov turned to Virginia, TIE
scarcely notice the rebel raids Il the = EST,
wh;is We watch With intense interest the
grand game Of rebellion as played in the Old
J Dominion. Virginia, WHICH entered the Con-
federacy with the manner .: thiej, is getting 2
thiet's punishment. Inc |hoie State is like
i to be made 2 desert, aud tho longer the var
is continued, the more desolatipS viii II be-
| corae. But, thanks to the new order OF things,
neither re nor the Union srIry are 20 be
troubled any further in regard TO rebel pro-
pcrt-- -: the sagacity Of our GeneyslG, I'll
the gallantry Of our troops, al the resources
c. our great country, are hereafter to be EN-
pioyed in ~ar-carDest, unE:tigatcd var
against the rebels IL arms. And We expect
| something to be done in Tirginia-and that
| before many DAYS nave passed sway-to re-
store 10 US the prestige of victory and the
promise OF final and speedy triumph. We
know that re expected rs much last autumn,
and ali through the winter months .rtil the
spring, and tia; we were disappointed. We're
! We not justified III hope? We had u splendid
| army, we'll plscad, capable OF concentration,
eusIdiDg Washington, and ready TO move for
| ward with invinclble spirit. But while the
| campaign in the Wezt was successful, the cam
DalGN ID !DS HdSt n "-ru q SiASISSSIp1 y TX
! ;svs and defeats, ending in a disgraccful fail
ur-. lad We predicted at the beginning CT
| the present year that tie unrivalled Army Ct
the potomac would by this time occupy the
position it now insecurcly holds, wo would
have been called mad or ;raitcrcus. We
| should have been told-had any man OF COM
mon sense condescended 70 argurucDt-thst
such q result could not follow except By rank
treason in high places. With the help oftrsason
or without-but surely Ivy the means OF trea-
son or utter inconpesenc!?-the army was
moved from the front Of Washington-afteE
sitting down Idly before a tier Of "Quaker
guns" all wirter-the capital scould haze been
| robbed of all it's gar7ison-the larger part OF
the army was taken &c the Peninsula, where
a defeat would have left Washington exposed
it was taken through swenps and trenches,
SURPRISES and disasters, and landed on James
River, with one half the soldiers killed,
wounded. prisoners and disabled, and the
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