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THE BLOOD.

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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.
wsh son,p. liserdsred vias.sd Bleed you mast BE-
,,.h all ever It nay bust out In Pmples or sOre' oris
.op. active d.esss or nay uIsrsly keep You ss'' do
pressed s.d good for nothing Bat you cannot hv' 5000
,.snh rLils your blood ~ impure AYERS sARsPA-
RILLA puges out these Impurities and stimulates the
Of Me into vsorou, acton restoring tho health and '1p''s
disease Hence It npdy cures variety OF complain" "A''"
,,. e,,ed By iapsrity Of the blood, ssch " S""~s
r,.S, gea. Tvs.or. Uiss,s Sores. ErrpH'H', P'"ple'
e,e,., Boi.,, st. /n1nys Fire. RO" or E1'ped'' r'"e'
s,s R,,,, Sold H.sd Ringscorm Csaer or Co"eer'1'
r.uo,,. sa. Ey~ Female Disa'", such - feN""'''
yry.ous,ity sup,r.,n. Whie' SteraffH Svph'" or -"
,,,ol D,.a.,, Liver C,mplsnts and Heart Disease" Try
AYERS sARsAPARILLA. and sec for yourself tho 'urpF'
activity with which clesnss the blood and cares these
disorders.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Is - universally Known
70 ,,s. every other remedy for the cure Of CousA os'
ysu-a,s Uos,,e.e Cssp B,onehi'. IseiSt"s Css'ss'p
~, and for the relief Of Csnsumpve Patients In advanced
stage. Of the d.os,. that ssces here to recoass tho
evidence Of i.s vtrsea The world knows them.
AYERS CATIIARTIC PILLS. for Co't"sse", DyTer'1~'
InIsss.o~ Dy.eusery Fs. Stomach. Jao"dhe Hesds'"'
Heartburn Pils RAevai~, Dyopy Worm, and in short
- . mad aine.
Fer many year, these pills have been used with erraod
nary susscs. c..g those diseases which sISe from dis
ordered digestive srsans and impure blood They e1pei all
foul hunos ron the sysea and restore and invsorase s
healthy vxalsa They ~hhe II the root Of diseA'e-'hey
purify We fountain Of K-they the lost bl0sn aud
buoyspcy Of you,h eves those far advanced h age And
yet, sseh u hek sOupo.io. that insry sanust p0sh re-
aux hsn theh sse, to infants
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THIS REMEDY
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AND
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NJ = BLAIR ~ Co.,
Il 1s No. 2J3 SAFEST. HARTFORD Conn,
De.lers in
WELDED WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE fOk WATER BRASS ANU
IRON FITTINGS OF .ve.y deception. -
STEAM BOILERS. PunPS-SfEAM, WATER AND
VACUUM 8UAGES STEAM WHISTLER
GuAGE Cos hs. CONDENSERS, RUBBER HOSE, BELLE
Inc, PACKING AND OAShETS,
PORTABLE FORCES, e..
All kinds OF connected with the business dons ~ Ae
best by esp-ri-n need and warranted Ordero
all sections solicited AID letters inquiry 10 Phsso
O materials aud promptly answered
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MhsCeilaneous

DRICK PRESSES and DRAIN TILE Ma
- CHlNES.-FactOry, No. sos 3th-'t PhilsdelIhia
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OUTER FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY,
b IA Single Pounds and upwards warranted TO keep in any
climate put up by d. q. PECK No. 1888 Wsshins'sn 49,
Nes-lorA
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'nNE TO SIX boxes Of "WINCHESTERs
" SPECIFIC PILL" Will p0HsaeifIy any Ease Of
seminal sIk.rs h. rrsntrs In te.o, uowEvxR AZ
will BE- found equally efficient IN affections Of
U.s.sfe and diseases Of tao Ur'"a
Orgd.s.
PROFESSIONAL oPIgroSs.-"I have used you Sra
ciYo PHI In many Of Sp,.srA<s, and Nth ,hs
,s.<f prfo,t sss-ss"J NILros sAsDBRs. NJ D. LII d.,
Byookiys.
"h sear q specific any medicine ear be- ! have
cured very with from SIX TO THs posEs"-B
KrirH N D.. Ed Rcp0fsry J Ned. Science, Nss Yo'k.
PERsOSAL--"k M. Ht~eteusr WORTHY cosrr-
pKycE and scvo,es himself automatically to these PIrpns
tioa."-D Hreiin Resss. u. ID, Ill. d., Amo,eaa Med.
cal Cssrns, Sse Yosk.
81 have pers,nai ks,riedgs Of Mn WIScHKsTER's Uos
IBrsesirr, and can the Profession and The
ubIc that MS PRHPAuAToBs RELIBn oS"-JIsse,
X. Chaton. NJ d., Chsmbt Nsw York
The SPECIFIC PILL IL set o Heueopshis remedy. nor
dsss ssss~in sresry iron Canihardes injurious
ingrsdent Picei 81 per boz sis boxes (An sevsd ~
sss/ for t5 Gent by mail Sold. Wholesale and rc,a by
J. sylNCHEsrER, No. 3s John,,, N. Y.
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NOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
Il The property Of the andefsisned. eompi.ns sFhAAk
HOUSE IS feet square With an addition on The t'ehen
the door, six the ond
and tire. ni.hed the attic and hall seTes OF
ground two eitefns sneVersns wei Of eIeesEt "Ai'i
and poultry bouo The property all Ia n.tTas
Order and only sboD, i've ninu,ss wak from tho railroad
depot For further particular. sppy at the ofcs Of thr Has
ard WIDER Company 40. % w st OF en- tie premises.
ID. UENSIOW.
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Go 6portsnlen.

B. CROOK, No. 80 Fulton.st.. M,n,-ac.
turer end Importer q FISHING TACKLE In IN a.,
y.iis,y, CuueIy Guns Powder and Shot Nets. FyI.. AZ
fopsHns done al sh'rt notice Established in lei Nv ~
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fnrnilnre.

,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
y, Dos. s.'oItmen, r. tho city Of Ena.,d Furu
un." .osg o. . wslnnt aud Chestnut Plain and
HaFsusss' Warren wGd, Manufactures, No IN CSnsisc
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IStI NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rosc-
W lsJtIs wood cases. fro. frames and strung has.
for $50 do. with holdings LOO. do. with ed and
niad usmebosrd f7J es5, and s2o do with pearl keys
a2L5. tz3o snd $50; new oi-cctave, &lJ5 The above
Pianos the greatest bsrxas In tie city Second
? isnos at s25. no. +S. t1. SIS, and 400 New ME.
IL DEONS at extremely low prices New and second
Pa and clodcoas to LEI ut ~ and upward yer
rent allowed II purchased monthly payments feceve for
The ~, Foreign sheet MUSIC at per page All kinds
OF Mu. merebsndise at arprice pan Ia
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Price Is Censs-
WATsONs EDITION,
HARDEE'S
RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY
TACTICS.
ysus issued new AMI improved edition Of this psruia
handbook for the Solder,
AUTHORIZED By TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.,
For the Instruction, exercises, aud msneSvers Of
RIFLENEN AND LIGHT INFANTRY
Including School Of the Soldier ana School Of the Company
BY BREvEr LIEUT.. W. J. HARDEE
TO wick Is added,
DUTIES OF NON-COMMIsSloNED OFFICERS.
MILITARY HoNoRs TO BE PAID BY TROOPS.
TIE ARTICLES OF WAR,
Cepsinirg Rules by viii the Armies OF the United Stste
are sovenei; Relation to CoaGts.Nauil SURPRISING
Hutny SediliDn; Granting fGrlosghs Conilnisssry
Of Nus,ers. Accepting Challenge; Chafiainsi
Suteis wboE any Uhcer msy oppy ior
Recress; Sentinels Fake Ala ms III sbe-
hsyior; Mskiug Known he Ns;ch-
word; Engineers. SPIES Low
Courts Martial mast be
Authenticated &c.
Til. book cortsn. pages Of closely printed matter
fully illustrated making alto ether the mos, complete bs0
Of the Kind ever published for Is cents
Morn One HuudTed Thoasand Of the old edition hAv
been sold
ORDER wATSON's EDITION.
Sent post paid any sddesi receipt of Is cents
Pub,,sh.a hv J.OKANE.
No lbs Nassaa-s-, n. 7.
For sale by all Booksellers and Eewsdealers.
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Real 0staie for Sale.

CENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR SALE--To
~ clos, an E.ts,.-A splendid BUILplsG SITE the
highest gsuud. facing the Pa SIR. I,o with onie' OF
adjoining for carriage way VIII b. Bold very ehsa
foY Cash, subject Mof,sre ~ a. 90 which he paid
OF # deal able Inquire Of JAMES n BOYD ComP,roes'
Office Ns~.iorh
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THE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

eompHuce with the wishes d the Public the shares o.
the Turkish BaIh Company have been reduced TO I'm po
LARS essh -, -.
These however subscribing or Eve shares ortobe smsust
Of % will beside the rsgu dividend ENJOY the privilege
Of FREE IlCkET. available once IN every TWO moEtS
winch suarant.e. - per cent ON the inye.tmrnt -,
Subscriptions the Stock Of the Ttl.hISh BATH toh-
PANY viii received Tho offices OF the following
| journals: Evening Poet kIprsss Journal OF Comnsee
1ines II buns World, Vanity Fair ana al Nessrs APpsoys
/ no l3J Nsssst.
Han Al,x " niudord, LID, Valentine Mott NJ d.,
WIN 4. len Bryant ssl, John sdronsuS, NJ. ID. iSan
Th.o " pwisht LII d.. Col. itary Commission,
Col Law School, !haysresqy
Hon Geo fosom Hon. Daniel H. nsmsnp,
Chss Godfrey 0unther eco John rorrey MD, ~,
Charles Mug III. d., Pres Col. VIM. H. Van Suren. mUs
Cole.e Sanitary Comm sios
c. OSCANYAN, Secretary aud General MANAGE
~ R-ML OSCAkYAN can be seen at the Office OF Vanity
Fair No. ll6 NassdI-si or ut No. 81 FHayetse place
VNODD a. RAFFERTY, Manufacturers 81
Il Stationary. Portable Engines. Boilers, FaI Hemp,
Oskum kspc Machinery. No. 10 Deyst S.csndTSha A'
an e, cor ssantly gu hand. Works, Paterson, n
iQH -S'irst-class Sewing Machines $50.
HCOe 10 R.a, aud for Sse. new AID "a manu- 1,oomo, a.
NY. Sewins NJ sohine Emporium. 90 D a~ 10y,
WHITwoRTR alFLED, M sn.,,S MTsKrAs'
w Invoice Of these fine ce,.hea hr hs case only ~
complete. Just imported aud ~. .S5n(IEES,
CHARLES II. yL'hr.5.r.st M s,sirG
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DIsNOS, of the celebrated makers j. d. G..
Il FISCHER; sosnowedsed to be tho mos, durable aud
tbs best Pianos msdertb Frame patent dsaper
strung; Wholesale rnd retail. at the manuic,ory add ware.
room, A. 243. 24j 27, sKd 2I9 Ws~t 28ths. 9sv
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Hlnslcal Jnslrnmcnis.

AT MILLETS MUSIC STORE, No. 395
IA BROADWAY. can be psrsha,ed cheap for Cash,
PIANOS, AELODEONS. and the largest sssortment oi
MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. In the country At
Wholesale Pnso~ Ordofs from Town County promptly
filed
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Orean 5teamers.

4 USTRALA PIONEER LINE. nv
N The NuRD STERN. sailing Tor sTpTEu, Ss q
THIS DAY b,s room left fT TWO FlRSr-tLAso pa, -
SENGEEs To my persoss wi.hi"E to g., VI" VIII
qo9d opportunity, the vessel has nrsrcAss sSeNS~
ZION. "a Tie fare will be very low AqPlyts
'io"'' ""N r. w. CAMERON, No. 90 beaver1
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A RRANGEMENT commencing July !, Ioo2'-
n FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA r,sAMA. ~
stesrusr will lesyo Newly lrk on the st ith
I'd 1., N ea,h month except On thee es,es az oS
SUNDAY when the day Of departure viii be the hoNDAI
Tor freight or passage apply the Sny s5es No Bowl
iug-zreen. ~ ~
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beginning Aug a. See catalogue for ip particulars Of
rate. and advantages. Ad1sen Roy JOSEPH u. KING
Fort Edward, NY
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FROn WINCHEsTEB.
Gems sixel and Bnnks nj Winchesier-
Reports Concerning Jsckser-Rridge
Building Baltimore and Ohio Rail-

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
WIscHksTEH, Mondsy, juno 2, 1882.
All is quiet at this place, but everything wears a
deserted look. Gems Sgel and Banks, with their
respective commands, are here. The former is
ichipg TO get hold Of Jackson, who it is reported.
has dispersed his army in every direction. But those
VINO know the man attach no credit TO the report.
HIS intention is, probably, TO REINFORCE guerrilla
parties from tine to time, and suddenly and unex-
pec'edly concentrate them for bis own movements
upon various points. His whereabouts 10 unknown.
There are many surmses which do not think il
worth while to repeat
The Opequan, Pillar, and Back Creek bridges,
which were burned by the Rebels, and Big and
Little Cscapon, carried away by the late fresbet,
have been repaired, and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is now in perfect running order, with the
exception Of the bridge at IIarpers Ferry. This,
however, is supplied temporarily by pontoon
bridge. The Company ID preparing to put up .
refseIed bridge a. the ferry, which will be done in
ten days if the water falls. An iron bridge
mbeing prepared in Baltimore, and will be raised
upon the old abutmsnn within two months
The trains are now running over the road TO
wheeling and Parkersburg in perfect safety. Ihave
Just learned that the four bridges on the Winchester
sssDeh Destroyed by the Rebels are nearly COIN.
P'e'sd % That raias can Iaw on Wedpssdsy.
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ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
OUR TROOPS LAND ON JAMES ISLAND.
SKIRDIISH WITH THE REBELS.
Combined Land and Naval Demonstration.
CAPTURE OF THE CITY.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June .. 1867
The following dispatches are taken from Southern
papers received in Baltimore:
CHARLESTON. Tuesday june ,, 1852
The Union gunboats moving up as if to engage
our batteries. The greatest excitement prevails ~
the gnnboa,s are in sight at times. Every confidence
is expressed in Gen. Gists ability to drive the in
vaders of.
CH.RIssroN Wednesday. June "a. m.
The enemy landed this morning, 1000 strong, a.
James Island, opposite the city. battle took place.
The enemy were repulsed and twenty men taken
prisoners by the forces Of Gen. Gist The prisoners
will be sent to Selma, Ala, Immediately. There 10
still heavy firing in the direction Of James Island,
and it is rumored that hundred more Yankees have
been cut of and captured.
CnAELEsroS, Wednesday, June 4, lso1-p 10.
Gen. Gist's last dispatch says
THE prisoners taken this morning report that the
enemy Landed 200 strong Battery Islaod and
John Island. The enemy is now in front Of me in
force and under cover of bis gunboats. An advance
IL imminent"
Nor.Jsmes Island formed by Stone River On the south,
wspro Creek on the west Charleston Harbor tho north
and FOLLY River aid several unnamed creeks on tho which
separate it iiom Morris Island. Its northern side folly COM
ands tie City Of Charleston Forts Jackson and SUMTER Ad
Castle Pnckney Charleston M nearest point 10 hess tina.
nm. mile dis,mt LED TRIBUNE
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far exceeds all. The regiment ID prsissd On Ill
sides. The latest news il that the enemy Il rctrsstA
ing. On Saturday afternoon we heard heavy firing,
and marched at once without tents, and at .. m.
reached this place, which on the railroad from West
Point, some miles from Richmond, on the west side
of the Chickahominy. The place ia called the Fair
Oaks Station. l and my horse are wholly unhurt.
was in the tbickea of il o. tho head Of my regi-
ment. The men cbeered me during the fight, and
when we came out the 9th broke 70 pieces, and I
took two Of their companies int the end Of my rsg
ment.
Col. Brook, Of the sd Pennsylvania, did well.
Some 10 Of our men will certainly die, 70 that our
killed will be over 80.
doubt il we go into action again unless we arc
absolutely reserve. We have only company off,
Ger, left, one Of whom Iawrencel have 70 use asa
field officer, aud have had to pat the regiment into
companies.
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EEAUHEGARD,s RETREAT.
Continued Advance Of Our Army-Occupa-
ton Of Several Rebel Towns-3O,O0
Of Beauregard's Army Desertsd-Other
Portion. Closely Gunrdcd-The People
Rebbed all along the Zinc Of Retreat
The WeaIthioss Families Starving.

LOufFliLE N.Y. h"boayt S""o - wv.
Our forces now occupy Baldwin, Gunfown, jack
son, ard Bolivar.
Railroad repairs are progre ssing rapidly.
The enemy passed Guntown last night, retrestipg
southwark from Baldwin. IL is estimated thai 900
have deserted since they left Corinth, mostly from
Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas regiments.
All tie regiments from those States passed down
closely guarded on both sides by Missppians and
Alabanians.
It's believed by country people that Beauregard
cannot enter Columbus with half the troops he
brought away from Corinth The whole country
north and east of Baldwin 10 full Of armed soldiers
returning to Tennessee and Kentucky.
Gen. Pope telegraphs frem the advance that the
prisoners who first desired to be exchanged, now
want to take the oath.
Tie enemy drove and carried of everything for
miles around
TIE wealtbiest families are destitute and starving.
Women and children are crying for food, and all tho
males are forced into the army.
Tue enemy is Represented as greatly suffering fox
food.
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FROM MEMPHIS.
The City Qniet--Capsurc Of . Banswsy
Rebel Steamer.

HENPHIs, Saturday, june J, Ieo1'
Since the formal surrender of the city yesterday,
and the posting OF pickets throughout the city the
excitement of the people has subsided. All was
quiet last night, and the only event of the morning
was the capture of the Rebel steamer Check, which
eluicd orr feet yesterday above the city by running
MP slough out Of sight. She was brought down
this morning. Nothing has yet been heard OF the
boat Van Dorm which is the only boat Of the Rebel
fleet ,has escaped yesterday.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

CAIRO, June 8, 1862.
Tie Vicksburg Whig Of the 4th says that the
Unionists have landed 5000 troops at Baton Rouge.
Tile Memphis Aralanche Of the 9th says that the
locomotives recently run of by the railroad EN-
poyees have been recovered. The same paper says
that all the bridges between Memphis and Hum
boldt have been destroyed.
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FROM GENERAL WCLELLAN'S Army.
No Requirements for the Rebels.
NO SIGNS OF EVACUATION.
SKIRMISHING WITH THE ENEMY.
HEADQUARTERS AMY OF JHB PoTonAC,
Mnndau lima 1857 {

Monday June g. 1861.
contIaband, who left Richmond this morning,
arrived to-day. No achievements bad been re-
ceived, nor were there any signs Of evacuation.
captain, lieutenant, and two privates belonging to
Gen. Burns's brigade, were killed yesterday, and Is
men wounded, while establishing an advanced picket
line. The new position was held
Gen. Prim and staff occupied the day in reviewing
the reserve batteries and Gen. Porter's division
They also visited our outposs, and had view of the
enemy.
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THE OLD POINT BOAT.

BALTIMORE, Monday, jane 3, ls62
The boat from Old Point arrived here at o'clock
this morning.
The British war steamer Jason arrived at Old
Point yesterday.
Lieut.. w. Z. Blake Of the 81 Sew-York Volun-
teers has teen appointed aii-ie-camp 70 Gen. DIX.
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pr.uREGARD PROBABLY AT RICHMOND.

Special di.ps.ch to The Evening Post.
WAsaISaroS. Monday, June ., 1861
Colonel Polk of Tennessee declares that Beaure.
card aud the flower Of bis army are to-day in Rich.
mond. having probably made their way thithsr from
Coriuth by way Of Mobile.
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PROBABLE CAPTURE OF MOBILE.


Tie Petersburg (ya.) Express Of the 4th inst.
states that dispatch from Mobile informs them that
the Union feet had attacked Fort Morgan, having
passed tho lower batteries.
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GENERAL BOYLE.

LouIsvILLE, Ky, Monday, Jans ., To-.
tn. JOuraGi, Of to-day, has the following:
BONNEVILLE, June 9, 1856:
To the Editors Of Tie Louisrd!e Journal
GESTLEMEN: In Gen. Buells report % puohsneo
in Tie Journal, of the Goth ult Gen. Boyies name
does not appear. This 10 mistake. ~ snoIia %
s"A''' ). b. Fry, Colonel and Chief Of SAT-.
Maior.sen. Buell. also telegraphs to Gen. Boyle to
the same effect
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WASHINGTON. Monday, June 9, 1882
The following dispatch was received at the War
Department to-day by telegraph from Front Royal
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN OCT ,ee,

arms the ruin Of its grea, national bigb.
Ways the partial stopping of its widespread
commerce tue making desert wastes of fer.
hIe teemlng states ; the enormous OUTLAY Of
lis treasure for DO good end the loss of its
Vlgor In strong yeomen By the hundred
thousand the turning Il the owe that bound
ne nation together into hate toe deep hu.
imitation OF the proud lsnt before the whole
word the Eeakening Of its influence as
arst power in the world the blight Q: ;ts
bright example Tor good, all this aud in
uense!y more measures Gods nate 0. sip,ra
sin.
Marx. too. toe pacific Justice 67 which as
measures the penalty TO each. Virginia. the
motaer Of tae system Of sin. aud org,na;or al
It's most cu'sing features. has tz., the curse
q war surglng through is more guilty Usy,s.
wave on wave, deluge % deluga, Q: disaster
aud ruin. The whole South. incaset il
wa! OF IRE, mas ~ri,aed in the agony OF is
punishment while the North .ess guilty.. On,
oy 10 means innocent, mas been fres from tae
noErorf Of war 10 great extent. It's sacri.
nee Is mostly treasure as if God #ere sa7.
Ing. Gold gotten By completely with CT; ne
shall be scattered
Inc runnlng-nt.e over every page OF the
vo.uuinous record and history Of this no,rid
war shonLd be Though hand Join With hand.
toe #lcezd shsl not e unfinished
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NEW I0zk. Uc:. ). i .es.e. II :oe C9n,-
Tasrc7a. iE1I Washington. rocpr3: several ,u-
mors as ~ .ae Pr--i1cn; : v.s.i 70 G=1. McC.e!-
Ian Among others thai u intends ~ .-:Ac-
Ole u sle -.t:er : 9ihcers tor 81 important duty
Indicating Ge-. Burnside
Ia- same letter says !: : lel!-gai thai ye-7
Impo::au: dispatches have -<en SCI; a5.94d tu-
ring The present week. including copies o. 81
in:@rceE led Letter tr0u JEFF. Davi: 10 SlIieII.
announcing lis intention - ca g;ure Washing
'on and make i. ,as caplt4i Of the Confederate
States. IL Was written abou: the time Lee
e. os=ai ire Potomac
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To COn~unptivce.

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2+v EDWARD 1. WILSON.
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ARLINGTON, 0ei. ;. Reliable refugees who
nave reached sals city from various points in
Virginia, -epresen; ;hz; the rrbel. arr enforcing
genera CONSUMPTION ii white men. VINO are
marched II toward Winchester. while ali ne
negroes. o.1no and tree. axe sent 10 Rcluoai -
e; iaem 0us 0. tie way Of the Union forces
OTer 81 hundred white n@n ns'= oeen taken
rom tCs1s!.c zs5urga 20 .-.r:oIce ;1= rebel ar
mics
4 m4n named E3ga,;ou 1as 5e=n arrested %
The charge q having Del! a1i=,i .de go7=rnn=n,
o.; ,: twenty-five thousand dollars n contracts
Tor .e= and military s'ore@ snIFEed from Boston
Tor Eh= army while !; was il JAMS E,7=-. 5ui
which TeE- a:t@Cear1 p:i7at7.y sold.
PEEL.Y