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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04
The Difference,

The South has filed her army with SOL
diers from among her best and wealthiest
citizens. Entire companies have been made
up of wealthy men who have shouldered
the musket, endured the fatigue of long
marches and the hardships of camp life,
and have not asked or expected any pc
cuniary recompense for so doing. These
men fight for what they believe to be
principle, and do it earnestly
But how IS it with us at the North p
1t is different in that respect. Here, that
class of men seek to hold all the high
military offices and to receive large pay,
but there are only few Of them whose
patriotism is deep-seated enough to in
duce them to go and do likewise. As an
instance, behold the Republican candidate
for Congress in this District. When the
call for volunteers was made last summer
for the defense Of the Government, whose
services were required at the peril of
their lives, the Republican candidate for
Congress procured for himself a commits
sion as Aid to the Governor, and in that
capacity, advised his Excellency who
were the most suitable persons for mill
tary appointment ia this part of the State.
measured by his standard; visited the
camp occasionally, and perhaps performed
some other not very necessary services;
and pocketed for the same the round sum
Of eleven hundred and seyenty-one dollars.
1t may we'll be asked, who has been bet
ter pasd for that kind of patriotism, and
how long will the war last, supported by
thai class of mend Dubuque Herald
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04

of trade locked up, the voice of humanity,
stifed in the din of the deathly work Of
fighting men, the family circle torn asun-
der in hostile groups, free speech restrain
ed, a free press hampered, the writ of
right suspended, the civil law superseded,
the military law existing, and its perma-
nent establishment threatened, predicted,
and probable, this is Republicanism not
yet dead !! For the sake of country, peo-
pie, the world, and for the cause of Liber-
ty and Union, would that it had been
strangled in its birth p
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04
Wild Fowl.

The following is the amendment to
the game law, passed at the last session of
the Legislature
q SEC. /. No person shall trap, shoot, or
in any manner catch or kill any partridges,
between the fifteenth day of January and
the twentieth Of October, nor any wood
cock, between the first day of February
and the tenth day of June, nor any pleas
ants between the first day Of February
aud the twelfth day Of August, in each
year. ag Is 4oo,sg' \ y. ss.s
Oh. Any person violating either of the
preceding sections, shall pay q iine Of five
dollars, to be recovered before Justice of
the peace Of the county where the offence
was committed, which fine shall be paid
to the County Commissioners for the
countyiin which the case shall be tried,
for the use of the common school fund.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04
To CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name Of The author, or no atten-
ton will he paid TO them The real name Of the author
will be published unless desired, but we ca,not
consent to insert communications uness we know the
writer. e. #-- fe
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04

FIRE AT HAyRE-DE-G GRACE, Nh, The extensive
steam saw mills Of Messrs. Dubois 4 Lowe, at
Havre-de-Grace, together,with q large quantity
oflumber, &c, were entirely destroyed by fire on
Monday night The loss is heavy, and without
insurance.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04

G3-The " Southern Egsn has more extended cir
culaon among thu intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
Lock H0spitaln other obscene or "Lotery advef-
tis.menls win appear in our columns at any price. A
large number of subscribers pay for their paper In ad
vance, and consequently just theclass advertisers do
sire 10 reach. ~ - ? =
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed 10 the abavc facts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04

B6 ITS stated that Gen. Cassius M
Clay will after oil, return to Russia. z i
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
Magnolia Liquor Store.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
McBURNEY & HIGGINS, Proprietors,
COMMERCIAL STREET, Auburn.
THE proprietors have removed one door from
L their old stand to the building formerly
known and occupied as Feldberg's Clothing Store,
where we will be happy to see our old friends
and the public in general. We have just received
direct from San Francisco, the largest and best
stock Of Liquors, Wines, etc.. ever brought 20
Auburn, consisting of all the select brands of
Champagne, such rs
Longworths Sparkling Catawba,
Heidsck do do
Rose de Manes do do etc.
Hennessey Brandy, Martcl do.
Chas. Revires do, Jules Rovin do and others.
Jamaica. Santa Cruz, and New England Rum
Old Bourbon, Homestead, Monongahela,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Sherry, Port Madeira Claret and California
Wine.
champagne Cider, Schnapps, Bitters and all
the different kinds Of case liquors to be found u
the market.
In returning their thanks to their old friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
the proprieIors would desire q continuance of the
same, with the assurance that at their establish
ment will always be found superior liquors, which
will be sold to dealers and families at the very
lowest rates. MCBURNEY Il HIGGINS.
Auburn, April 26th, l862.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION Con.
vent'on met yesterday, and after organizing and
receiving the names of candidates adjourned until
this morning Up to the hour of going to press
the following nominations have been made: For
Senator, +. B. Higgins; for Assemblymen, John
Yule N. W. Blanchard, s. R. Bradley; County
judge H. Fellows; Dist. Attorney. P. H. Sibley;
Sheriff. John G. Boggs. The remaining nomna-
tions will be made this afternoon
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

A Resolution FOR THE TIMEs.-The fol-
lowing is one of the plauks of the Chicago
Platform, which the Republicans have shiv'
cred to atoms since they came into power.
Some Democrat found the pieces, put them
together, and we reproduce 1t. 1t ought to
be printed as an introduction to Dawes
speech on the corruption Of his party. 1t
needs no other comments:
"Resolved, That the people justly view
with alarm the reckless extravaganza which
pervades every department Of the Federal
Government; that return to rigid economy
and accountability is indispensable to arrest
the systematic punder of the public treasury
by favored psrtisans, while the startling de-
yeIopments of frauds and corruptions at the
Federal metropolis, show that an entire
change Of administration is imperatively de-
manded."
Sec Chicago Platform, section No. 6.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
WIN. SEXTON,
-y--~~- ~- -rw- rHur

JUSTICE OF THE PEA
OFFICE-IN DR.. HUBBARD's BUILDING, TWO DoQRs
FROM THE TEMPLE SALOON.
Auburn, Nov. 9th, ls6l.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

III AVING erected new and large Stable on
Il IL Placer street (Turnpike,) and stocked the
same with good buggy teams. saddle horses, new
buggcs, harness, etc, am prepared to accommo-
date, in the Livery line the citizens of Auburn
and all others who may bestow their patronage.
Transient stock will be well taken care Of, and
the prices Of the Stable will at all times be found
reasonable. Having long experience in the
business / think can give customers complete
satisfaction. JOHN HOGAN.
Auburn, JAM 25th 1862.--my
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
Family Grocery Store.
HENRY STONE,


HENRY STONE,
In the Brick Building, next door to the
Magnolia Saloon, Commercial st. Auburn.
HAVING purchased the Store of Isaac B. Leach
Ill the undersigned has opened at the above
place, Family Grocery Store, where he now
has and will be constantly receiving fullsupply
OF Flour, Corn Meal, Barley. Wheat,
Rice, Sugar, Tea, Coffee,
CORDAGE AND STONEWARE.
Also, superior qualities of all kinds OF
OILS & F. PAINTS,
Burning Fluids, window Glass, Brushes,
Tar, Grease, &C.
FRESH BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE,
will be kept on hand all the time, and Families
may rely upon obtaining the best and freshest In
the market
Picked and Preserved Fruits.
The Undersigned being determined to sell at
the lowest cash rates. invites the patronage OF the
public. , >,o
Auburn, March 9th, ls62.-my
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
AFFAIRS At CINCINNATI.

Important Order OF General wright
Resumption OF Business-Weekly MILL
tary Drills OF the Citizens. &c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23, 1852
Major General wright special order Issued TO day,
says the daily prohibition Of business after four O'Clock
is hereby rescndcd On every saturday, after two
O'Clock M business Of every kind 10 be suspended
until five O'Clock p n, during which interval
all able boiled In Cincinnati, Covington
and Newport arc 10 meet for dril. Passes
TO citizens except enter the ary lines and passes
under the orders regarding the drafting OF the
rolled militia are dispensed with In dispensing with tho
daily drills and suspension OF business the General com.
mandng has In view the relief far ~ b practicable of
people from burdens which they have not bcsn 40
customed, but would impress upon the minds OF all
the that danger has not passed away that the pre-
sent military organization must be rgidy adhered 70
and carefully preserved He thanks the citizens for ne
aacrty with which they 10 arms and en-
entered upon the labor the Defence ana tho
patience with which they have sornc the var'oss rcso
tons imposed upon them
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHixoroH, Sept. %, 1s62.

WAsHr0roHs sept. -, loo1.
ARREST or GENERAL WHITE.
General White here under arrest 20 await an nvss
raton OF the attending tho surrender Of
Harpcr's Ferry
GENERAL HooKRH RBcomMExpEp FOR PROMOTION.
General Hooker suffers little pain from his wounds
and he ia regarded improving He received hstsr
70 day General Mcclellan which stated that no had
taken he liberty recommend him for appointment to
The brgadershp TO the regular army express
mn the opinion that his attack the enemy right would
have been successful but for his wound the rebe,
army would have been destroyed by cutting or the main
route for his retreat
RETURN or MINISTER CAMERON.
Mr. Cameron, our Minister 70 Russia. expected hero
him by General Cassus NJ Clay. II is understood tbas
Mr. Cameron wishes to look over the Senatorial ned IN
pennsylvania with view 70 lay the ropes for hs slsc-
ton 10 tho Senate.
KxcHANoB or TEN THOUSAND PRISONERS OF wAR.
Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow, sd-decsmp 70 General
x Yesterday effected exchange Of Ten thousand rank
and Ale and three hundred ocsrs at Harrson Landing
c.per., Popes officers are not included in these but
n,d .rsood they will exchanged during this week.
NAVAL ORDERS.
.c,,ns Master Charles L. wioom has been ordered 70
,hs command Of the stars and Stripes
Tn,rd Assistant Engineer George X rsller has sssa
from the service for being absent without leave
Acting Assistant Surgeon George H. Marvin has ben
ordered 10 the steamer Isaac smith
REPORT RneARDrNa ARMrNa rHE NSaRoEs
rumor which has been circulated during thelast two
dsys that President Linccin about 10 authorize tho
armng Of sixty thousand negroes b without any ounda
lion.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
Fifty.second New York.

CoxrAsy B.--kdi1d--1. W. Saver Woanded-Al.
brecht, sergeant Drawer, y. Betzold.
CoNrASy C.-KsUed-l. stem. Wounded -Bringmann. D.
Roth Sergeant Dienslach, Frcag Lieut. Ehers, Buracs
Busch, capt Ruegar, Lieut. Col p chenstcin Sergeant
Simon Pincus, Corporal Adophus Pncus, Jacob winkc.
haus Corporal Chas White, fraDs Ferlant. Daniel Miller
sergeant Christ Henzlcr. xisang-ozeskey, Sergeant
Frcderkc.
CoxrASy acknowledgement john Deeds, Corporal
Sylvester g Kelley Charles Bruner John Broughill Tim
Faasgan, Patrick Fox, Chs. Iau,sbsrger. Thomas Nee
han, Michael MCGOWAN, Fin. Purcell, John wesch.
COMPANY F. -Wouuded-Scrgeant Joseph Schuster Cor.
porai Peter wtmyer, Jacob Straus Christ Stude Jos
Bombeyer Franc. Raushkol Jacob Ruger, Matthias Fish.
or, Fred Schwartz, Fred Skelley, LOUIS Huliz
ConPASY F.-Kdef-Patrick Hscnan, William Kan.
Wounded-Corpora Owen Dunno. Lucius Barnes, Corpo-
raj Walter G. wynne, Corporal ranl Sanders And Dow,
Daniel Harrop, q. r. A. McGregor Jas Mckenney, Isaac
Osterheimor VIM. Rooney, David Mcneil, WIN. Otis.
COMPANY G.--Kilied-H. Muholand Wounded-James
Joloph, Charles Dance John Dougherty, Michael Con
way, Geo Uhlinc, John whacn, Jas Morrison.
CorrASy H.--Kdlef--Patriok Martin. Wounda--Cor
poral James L. Paige, Corporal James McMchaei william
Curren John Curren, Patrick Fernan, Henry Gibson,
Patrick Raferty, Owen Sufcik, VIM. Shradord, Edward
H. Royce rhcs Campbell, Thomas Farley John Bergen,
John Hunter.
COMPANY --wo.nded-Corporal Edward Cornell, VIM.
H. Satserlsy Henry Mc0regor
ooxYAry K.--Kdlcf-Cor Philip vath, Saml Mar.
GUS, waiiam weidnck Worrde6-serscant T. HartIg,
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
News from California and Oregon.

Sailed soop st. Mary, Panama. ship Golden
Eagle Rowland Island.
Market Is little changed More inquiries are made for
crushed sugar: sales at l4kc.
party Of overland cmgrants, going east were recent.
~ attacked Humboldt river by the Snake Indians
six were killed and several others wounded. There
serious trouble In the neighborhood apprehended.
The Oregon from the northern coast, brings
900 passengers and e76 900 In treasure rom British 90
lumbia and $50 900 from Oregon. Ship Locket had
rived at Victoria from London
The substance OF the news from Oregon Washington
and British Columbis In the discovery Of mining
field and without ustfyng extraordinary promises as
stated IN early reports will really pay very well
sixty emigant wagons from the Red river had reached
Washington territory.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

Second New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Volunteers.
KILLED.
COMPANY A-Fder Chessey, Lyman C. Kulp.
CoMpAsY B-John Whaen
COMPANY C--H. C. Goodman, Joseph H. Mcsorce.
COMPANY D-Scrgeant George Wilson, illiam Riorden
COMPANY E--Corpora Gerraghty, James Simpson, Thos
ConpANY F-sergeant Cornelius Foley, Corporal Fred
r Morris, - Mitzenger, John Kelly.
COMPANY H-Corporal D. H. Gilgan, Patrick Mclaugh-
COMPANY I-Adam Klein jeremiah Kelly, Charles Hee-
ker, James Trial Patrick Carry
Total killed-22.
COMPANY A-Captain F. A. Young Lieutenant j. !.
Pryor Corporal A. v. Green, Louis Bell, G. f. Burbank
John Crown Henry Decker Thomas Green Joseph Plant
John j. Simonson.
COMPANY B-sergsant John Mcpeoke Corporal Francis
Perry, Charles Griffin Dennis Barrett, Edward Rey-
nolds Joseph Sheet, Colour Corporal Joseph Hayes
NJ B. Graft, James Carly, James E. Jamison
COMPANY C--Privatss Richard More, John Mcintosh,
Pat o'Bren, Daniel j. Riley, Thomas Ramsey, Thomas
Smith.
COMPANY D-serseant James Garreyi Prvates Johua
Dichen, William Grey, John Hnley samuel Smith . Thos
COMPANY E-Captan A. H. Eubler, Sergeant - Don
nelly, Corporal Fletcher, Aston L. J. Daily a. fiiz
simmons, VIM. a. Fletcher, J. Huley, +. o'Nealo,
CospAsr F-Cornelius Sullivan, Lawrence Powers.
David Wayan, James Lyons, Thomas Gordon, Torrance
McDermott, George Erb, John Mofitt, William McKenns,
William Lennox, Roso Mathew, Bernhard witt, William
N. Kelly.
v. Fenton, James Eagan Cornelius Tubbs
COMPANY H-Patrick H. Cunningham, Robert Dixon,
Thomas Hurley Thomas C. Lee, Michael Lane, Michael
McCac William H. woodhouse, Michael OBrion, Daniel
O'Keefe Thomas Griffin, Chas Miller
COMPANY I--Leutenant P. w. Herbert, Sergeant J. M.
Sweden, James Barrett, Michael Clifford John Finley
Jr Noble Mcdonald, William McKnghte Patrick Smith,
William Oakman.
COMPANY K-Corporal Thos. Deer, Pat J. McGearey,
James Painson David Wilson, II. 8. Murrin.
MISSING.
COMPANY A-James Allen, Peter Paro, John Z. johnson,
John H. Holman.
COMPANY C-John Hallahan.
CoMpAsy E-Sergeant Fowler, Corporal Bray, J. Asson,
G. Carsan.
COMPANY F-Christopher Rooney.
COMPANY G-Thos. Butler, VIM. Parker, John Lally.
CoHPANY H-Pat Lappen.
COMPANY William Quick.
RECAPrTULAI1oN.
AiIeu ~
wounded. VI
missing. 10
Total lT
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
NEWS FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Cavalry Rcconnoissance TO the blue
Ridge Mountains-RebclsD Dispersed and
Captured, SO.

Cavalry AccOnmO1o0auco 10 tne bluS
Ridge Mountnins-Rebels Dispersed and
Captured, SO.
wAsnMoroS, Sept. 23-11A6P p. H.
The reconnaissance ssnt out by General Banks so-
ward the Blue Ridge returned tonight The party con-
sisted OF Second Pennsylvania cavalry under Colonel
Butler Prios. They proceeded as far - Ashdee and
Ashbys gap, . distance OF nfty miles. Meeting the
pckets Of tho Sixth Virginia cavalry ut AidSe, they
drove than in and pushed On to Ashby's Gap, where
they met the regiment and dispersed H. capturing few
prisoners among whom Lieutenant Colonel Groen OF
the Sixth Virginia. badly wounded. The rebels got wind
of the approach Of troops on Sunday, and moved
rapidly OF train OF nearly nine hundred wagons, the
capture of which Of tho objects OF tho expcd
ton The reconnaissance a brilliant No further
details arc received
The Rebel Cavalry Securing the Country
for Conscrfpts-Anairs at Alexandria, &c.
AIKxAEpRIA, Va, Sept. 70, 1852
Information has been received here that parties Of
rebel cavalry securing tho country In the vicinity Of
warrenon and the Rappahannock mpressing every able
bodied man they can nnd the rebel army Many
fuse TO serve succeed escaping and reaching
our lines.
Capt. J. c. wymAn, sf the Thirty second Massachu
sets the new Provost Marshal Of Alex sndr, aided by
Lieut.. Lowell has succeeded in Strengthening up things
generally, The grog shops have been closed liquors
seized and all straggers arrested and their rsg
menis
An engine recently sent out 70 Bull run, but no
new discoveries we're made
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The New York Republican State Conven
tfon.

The New York Republican state Conven.
tfon.
SYRACUSE, sept. 23-Evening.
The Republican Convention tomorrow will bc one OF
strongest point of numbers inside and outside
convened In the State Already every hotel Is crowded.
The st. Charles Voorhees, Globe and Syracuse houses
nre full. The streets are covered with people, The
struggle for the nominations promises TO bs unusually
bitter from present Appearances the Convention
likely 70 hold three days.
Horace Greeley, who has been here since Monday, Is
boldly pressing Gencrs Radsworth and strong emanci
patton Platform upon the convention At present matters
set decidedy that way, the proclamation OF the Pres
dent being used efectually by Wadsworths 3
friends, who insist that the candidate and
platform at this time must strongly back up
the President Their argument is that every democrat
will denouncc the proclamation, and temporzipg or
compromise will do in regard TO the candidate plat
form.
Thurlow Weed presses Gen. DIX but said to con,cm
plate falling back Col Robert II. Van valkenburg.
Senator Harris party go for Lyman frcmam.
The Dix affect confidence, and say out Of three
hundred and eighty delegates, and giving wadsw0rth
the whole one hundred and twenty eight radical repub
cans he cannot get enough whig republicans or Union
democrats nominate him. and declare their determine
tion not to yield.
The struggle likely to be Of great interest," the
strongest OF all interests present Speaker Ray
mond does declare In favor Of any candidate at
present for Governor.
The nomination seems to lay az present between Messrs
Morgan Fentop, Dix and waswFth letter is said 70
be the possession " delegate from Governor Morgan
declining rcnominaton The Dix men, IL they succeed
will declare in favor OF laying down PLATFORM except
that contained n the call. Among such body Of
men wire pulling is difficult and the whole light Is likely
to be open convention.
For Lieutenant Governor, Lyman Tremaine and C. W.
Leavenworth are talked OF, but 20 one is decidedly
ahead.
O. Laduc of Hcrbimcr seems to have the inside track
for Canal Commissioner. W. Clark, Of Montgomery and
John Fulton Of Saratoga, also named G. B. Freeman
Of Montgomery asked for by the constitutional Union.
ists q sprinkliug OF whom here on tho look out
For Clerk Of Court Of Appeals the prominent are
Charles Hughes, the present clerk. Angel ef Aleghany,
ana Ris,ey, OF Chautauquc, Clerk or Assembly.
No likely enter the field against Forrssi
the present State Prisoa Inspector whose large vote at
the last election viii probably denomination
II s runored that every seat from the city Of New
York will be contested, and many contestants arc
already here
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
Mail for England.

HALIFAX Sept % 1862.
mail for England will close here at four O'Clock to.
morrow wednesday, afternoon per the steamship
Hmaaya, which will take out troops, probably, FOR
pcrtarnouth
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

Seventh New York.
Second Lieutenant Hugo Ietze, o. i Corporai henry
Murch, Co. A; Gerhardyan Hsusdsn, Co. A; - ~ rsnn. =.
Co. A; - Baumann, Co. c. Ferdinand Brandt, 20 ";
John Graf, Co. d; Conrad Binn, Co. D; -hetz Co y;
George Kern, Co. e; Henry Graber, Co Ii Frederic Ro'
Ter, Co O. Charles Hammer, Co. II; John Lautsnscnager
Co. !; II. Durrs, Co. X.
CoMPANY G-Captain Charles Heusler.
COMPANY ACorpora Ritter Privates Bassuth, Bausch,
Dauth Dieenbach, Goshrig, Seger Thtmann and Water
CoMPxNNB -Corporas Jacob Gesse and Peter Loeoen,
Deetz, Dudeck, Frank. Guthmann ana Hartmann.
CoMPAHY C.-Corpora Zobe, Reinhardt.
COMPANY D-Krahehl, Lebkuchner, Miller, Nicolai,
Oberfeld, Rosenstern and Spielmann.
CoAPANY E-Corporal Hansen Adam, Esinger, itsch-
ner, Humpf and Raus.
COMPANY F.-Merten and Stuhringen.
COMPANY G.-Buhler.
COMPANY H-Iichtenauer. Kirch Schumacher and
Wehrle.
COMPANY I-Sergeant Setter Maaa Sebe and waldauer
COMPANY K.-Corpora Abt and Bugler Kaempf, Hun
stein, Kehrer and Waz.
REHABILITATION.
k1Ieu--Ofcor.
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Men,. ...............s.s......'4 80