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rorRTu ALABAMA REGIMENT.


Tountied-Lieut. Uol. o K McLeinore
ysrajy in arm, a djut.nt Rnbt T Ooles.
Oompsny A, Lleut P SamuelS, Onmd'g-
Killed Privstes II P Stone, j Samuel.
Woundtd-John D Adrian, slightly; 9
Beddinefield, severely; Fl Franklin, slight;
Jas Ii Hill, slight; j Rost, severely; B A
Su.tlenire, s;ightly; j W Taylor, slight
Missing Henry Mason.
Killed, 2; wounded, Z; missing l.
Gcupapy B. Onpt GLASS, Ooma' g.-h,iiaa
Private o L Howard.
Wouadeti- Case Ellis, severely; Samuel "
Rrosuell, -lighr; Wade B ,ltor, Slight; Geo w
.Iahnsnn, s!eh'; Geo 4 Smtkc, shgn1ly; Roht
II Sinclair, :lig1t; & lagrshsrn, s!ighl; } L
Thomas severely.
Company ., Zap: Prce, Coma a'g-Kiile,l-
None.
Wound.d-Cap, Prica dangerous in left
lung; Lieu. F u Robbins, sarg't Z Q Malton,
Oorp'l L W Purles, in leg; P,ivstas W Ba-
ker, in shoulder; G " Cleveland, in arm; 4 R
Hsrv,le, severely in leg;T w Oyerton, 10 leg;
NJ Cunningham, slight in hand; w Pryor,
slight in hand.
Missing NJ Jinks, S NJ May, Marshall.
Wounded -.
Compsny D, Lieut. T G Jones, Comd'g--
Killed d-Privates John u Pitts, + w West, j
h E;kips. Tm White.
Wounded-Privstes ] Shumske, slight; VIM
Pa,kar. slight; Geo Fl Sayrs slight; Jno Man
nix, Steele, sl,gnt; T J Norton, slight; J
R aurche,son, slight; " a Ware, severely; b
& L,ckstt, severely; J NJ s:Wstklns, severely;
W Psrlee. severely.
Killed I, Wounded II.
Company E, Lieut. Lee-Killed-Private )
j Downs-
Wounded--w D Clarke, in Leg o Floyd, in
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aickrsAs, sni though very tHak and ",nsci.
rated ncysr f~lterrd in tho ,i':charsa o hia
dnly. Major Z :mu:.t' Earksiey d,d mtlrli 10
ti:spi,u The nien 1iEf :ouraga
T. z. HuTcHrsoF;, hu'jL
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Jeido. the capital oI Japan, il the largest
city N thu woilG. ha7ing & ruruiation "|
j Ou0 Too.
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This regiment went into action witu ls6
,nuskets and w.o gallanuy led by .its brave
COLONEL, Epps Hantop, who hsd just returned
the day before tho engagement from:s spell Of
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.r,p,lea. sstared for less than ala months.
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Below We publish an official list Of tho
casualties, IS iar as received, in tho various
regiments in the recent engagements in front Of
Richmond:
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Wcundel-Capt WIN L Randall. Iicu J.s
MAlsy. Corp Jarcniah ksller. a Urowulsi'rr,
John Dnnn, Philin Genrges, Wm O'usiiAg DISH,
Ohas Thioll, Geo Zugger. =
Missng-Sanunl d Brock.
'ioinl killed 2, wounded 8, missing |.
REHABILITATION
Toa number / ntiic.rs and mea ensa re;l'
SSs Casualties Killed % wounded l20,
missing 8. Total Ids.
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'TGiRTY 2 .GtTn NnSTH CsRoLINA KFGIMRNT.
List OF Killed hn1 WauHit IN :ybe Gath North
- ..-.--- :, cf,l,na Z sni,nnnt 60
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We copy the following from the Ne" f'r%
"lIeraIds" spcci.I despatch ,!-iaI 3; "ash.
ingtoa on tho 25tb inst:
THE ssaAroHIAI. DEBATE on Tns coarIscATsoS
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4oetital>
HAVE FAITH IN THYsELF.
by MRS. E. d. R.

Though misfortune and grief encompass thy way,
And cloud after cloud should arise,
Think not for moment my love can decay,
Unless it by thee were despised.
In happier hours thy pleasures were mine,
And now, midst thine anguish to flee
What baseness to this could e'er be compared,
To be SO regardless of thee?
Then let me endeavor to soothe thy distress,
And tighten thy burthen of care;
Con6de in the heart that loves thee the best,
And permit me thy sorrows to share.
Then do not despond, tits useless to pine
Much bliss is in store for thee yet,
Though the star of thy hopes may seem to de-
cline,
Believe me, it never hath SET,
Have faith in thyself-struggle on midst the
strife, .l.t a
Never fail, never finch in the battle of life;
The fercer the conflict, the wilder the din,
More honor and glory to thee shouldst thou
win
Struggle on, struggle on, be honest and true,
No peris should daunt you, no sorrows sub
due
On, on to the onset, all danger defy,
Let this be your watchword, to conquer or die
DEER PARK, Harford Co., Md.
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RoTHscHILD's WIT.-During the stor-
my days Of lS47, two stalwart mobocrats
entered the bank Of the late Baron IA.
Rothschild, at Frankfort.
"aYou have millions on millions on mil
lions" they said to him, with great sang
froid: 1--WE; have nothing; you must di-
vide with ri"
ttAh! Very we'll, What do you sup
pose the firm of Dc Rothschild to Be
worth r.
"About forty millions of FORMS
"Forty millions Of forms, you think,
eh ? Now, there are forty millions Of
people in Germany !; that win be d form
apiece. Here is yours"
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MiseGllaneous.
HOW TO KEEP HIM AT HOME.

"Out again to night ?" said Mrs.
Hayes, fretfully, as her husband rose from
the tea table, and donned his great coat.
"Yes / have an engagement with
Moore, shall be in early; leave a light in
the library. Good night Aud with a
careless nod, William Hayes left the
room.
"Always the way" murmured Lizzie
Hayes, sinking back upon sofa; out ev-
cry night don't believe he cares one
bit about me now, and yet We have been
married but two years. No man could
have more orderly house I am sure ;
and never 60 anywhere; | am not "a bit
extravagant. oh, dearl why is it? I
was not rich; he did not marry me for
money, and he must have loved me then
why does he now treat me with such
neglect? And with her mind filled with
such fretful questions, Lizzie Hayes fell
asleepson the sofa.
Let me paint her picture as she lay
there. She was blonde, with small
graceful figure and very pretty face
The hair which showed by its rich waves
its tendency to curl, was brushed smooth
ly back, and gathered into knot at the
back. at was such bother to curl it,"
she said. Her cheek was pale, and her
whole face wore discontented expression.
Her dress was neat chintz wrapper, but
she wore neither collar nor sleeves
"What's the use dressing up just for
William ?"
Lizzie slept soundly for two hours, and
then awoke suddenly. She sat up, glanced
at the clock, and sighed drearily at the
long interval still to be spent alone before
bedtime.
The library was just over the room in
which she sat, and down the furnace fue,
through the register, Q voice came to the
Young wife's ears it was her husband 8.
ssWcll, Moore, what is man TO do "a l
was disappointed, and ! must have pleas,
nre somewhere. Who could have fancied
that Lizzie Jarvis, 50 perfectly sprigbtly
and loving, could change to the fretful
dowdy She now is? Who wants to stay
1t home and hear his wife whining all the
evening about her troublesome servants,
and headaches, and all sorts Of bothers.-
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The Value Of a Wife.

Quite an amusing episode took place at
the house Of q prominent clergyman Of
Cape Ann, Mass, few days since. A
couple presented themselves as candidates
for matrimony, but the gentleman had ne
elected to procure the customary certi6-
cate, being possessed Of the idea that the
minister could fill out one. After some
delay, the necessary document was procur-
ed from the town clerk, and the banns
were consummated. The happy bride, in
orange wreaths and bushes, turned to ad-
just her bonnet, while the newly made
husband drew forth his wallet to liquidate
the clergyman's fee.
"Whats to pay ?" quoth the BRIDE
groom.
We leave those matters to the discretion
Of the parties,' replied the clergyman.
"But what do you usually get p
"That depends upon the circumstances
Of the parties married." answered the
clergyman.
"Well, there" said the happy BRIDE
groom, in tone of satisfaction, deposi-
ting one-dollar bill on the table.
elbow much did you give him, Johnw
asked the bride turning from the glass.
GA dollar.'
"One dollar Well, if I had thought
it wasn't worth more than dollar to get
married | wouldn't have come here. Let
me see your Wallet she continued.
The new husband very obediently pas
sed all his treasure over to his better half,
when she proceeded to draw bill of
much larger denomination, and laid it
with the other on the table.
"There," she continued, ''if it isn't
worth that to get married, it isn't worth
anything" and passed back the wallet
and proceeded to finish her toilet.
But John was not disposed to sanction
such wholesale extravagance on the part
of his new spouse, and no sooner had she
turned to the glass than he hastily
snatched the bill and placed it in his wall
let again.
The newly married pair took leave Of
the clergyman-the one gratifed that she
had repressed her husbands niggardliness,
and the other chuckling that he had not
been forced into prodigality.
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chats and promenades the bours sped gayly

chatS and promenades the DourS sped gayly
on. 1t grew late; we partook of the re-
freshments that had been served; ate
philopenas and pledged ouri health in
sparkling wine. We enjoyed it all; his
cake was luscious, his nectar rare, but
preferred his water crackers. Bidding
adieu to the parsons, who, sad to say, had
failed to make us twain, we were of
again, and the forest clad heights Of
P soon vanished from our sight.
Homeward bound, the way seemed all
too short, and we were sorry boys, when
the town was gained and our journey en-
ded. Twas with difficulty we could leave
the love-lit smiles of our charming lasses or
tear ourselves from the sunshine of their
presence. The full-orbed moon that rol-
led in glory overhead, and the bright
stars.that flashed in brilliancy far above us,
alone saw our parting there. Gaining
the quiet of our room, we lighted our
principles, and talked the evening pleas
ures over, till midnight had arrived, and
it was time to invite the presence of old
Morpheus. We retired, but not to sleep /;
not easily could we still the recollection Of
that nights enjoyments. 1t seemed like all
dream, yet glorious one we feared to
rouse ourselves from the fascinating rev.
erie, else it might dispel the pleasing H.
lusion, and the glowing ideal fade into
sterner life. We could think of nothing
actual half so joyous. Long lasted that
sweet intoxication for days afterward we
turned from the pages Of Plato and Butler,
to revel over those of scenes of bliss. Gen.
tie reader, would you know how we treasur-
ed those blissful moments as they few p
Alb the veil is too sacred te be lifted !;
to shawls and muffs we coEfde the secrets
of our ride, for they will wrap them well.
No doubt you already think us in love,
and perhaps we were--fact is we couldn't
help it; but mathematics and philoso-
ply have restored our slightly shaken
equilibrium, but the pleasures of that ride
you may tell them in the sweetest
story, or sing them to the most enchan-
ting lay, and you have not told the half
Of what they were. If we are destined to
become born bachelors, destitute of the
sympathies of woman kind and the sweets
Of female fellowship, there is at least one
bright spot in our life's history, the mem
ory Of which becoming ever dearer, will
testify that lovely woman has power to
make the chords of friendship and affec-
ton vibrate more deeply still by her
witching ways, than single blessedness is
won't to imagine.
May the recollection of that evenings
pleasure be indelibly stamped on our
hearts ; be to us all perpetual bond Of
friendship, the golden links of which
death alone can sever, is the wish of him
who peuned this hasty sketch.
CoPERNICUs.
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The DUTIES OF A MOTHER She
should be firm - gentle n kind always
ready to attend to her child. She should
never laugh at him-at what he does that
is cunning-never allow him to think Of
his looks, except to be neat and clean in
all his habits. She should teach him to
obey a look to respect those older than
himself; she should never make q com
mand without seeing it performed in the
right manner. Never speak of a child's
faults or foible, or repeat his remarks be-
fore him it is a sure way to spoil a
child. Never reprove a child when ex-
cited, nor let your tone Of voice be raised
when correcting.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-26

D9= Sam Slick says Yes, yes, ma
ture balances all things admirably, and
has put sexes and every individual Of each
on par. Them that have more than
their share of one thing commonly have
less of another. When there is great
strength there amt apt to be much
gumption. A handsome man in gener-
al way amt much Of man. "A beauti-
full bird seldom sings. Them that have
genius have no common sense. A. fellow
with one idea grows rich, while he who
calls him fool dies poor. The world is
like baked meat pie; the upper crust is
rich, dry, and puffy; the lower crust is
heavy and under done; the middle is not
bad generally; but the smallest part Of
all is that which fayors the whole.
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BEL AIR. MD. SATURDAY MORNING,

indeed I will, if you will forgive and love
me-"
glove you! Oh, Lizzie, you cannot
guess how deeply love you.''
AS the little wife lay down that night,
she said, 'I have won him back again =
Better than that, have learned TO keep
him"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-26

b. The man who plays at once on the
trumpet fame and the horn Of q dilemma,
got his first ideas Of music on hearing
hay-eock crow, while he was tying . knot
in cord Of wood.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-26

~ An Arkansas traveller says he
knew young fellow down South, who
was so fond Of o young woman that he
rubbed of his nose kissing her shadow on
thewall.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-26

THE JUo.-The jug is most singu-
lar utensil A pail, tumbler, or decanter
can be rinscd, and you may satisfy your
self by optical proof that'it is clean; but
the jug has only little hole in the top,
and the interior is all darkness. No eye
penetrates it no hand moves the sur
face. You can clean it only by putting
in water, shaking il up and pouring it
out. IF the water comes out clean, you
judge you have succeeded IN cleansing The
Jug, and vice vcrsa. Hence the jug is
like the human heart. No mortal can
ever look into its recesses, and you can
Judge only Of its purity BY what comes
from it.
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From thu Lower MississinnI

CAIRO, Oct, a6.-The negroes of He
lena are unwilling to be sent North, nei-
ther do they want to 30 back to slavery
They readily consent TO work for wages
md arrangements arc being made by
which they are to be paid fifty cents per
day, Cxcep! in cotton picking, when they
are 10 have seventy five cents. From
several sources we learn of great uctivi.
" among the rebels in the vicinity Of
Helena, Vicksburg and Holly Springs -
They evidently contemplate an attack
s'on. but Just at what points is not
known. Joe Johnston is said 10 have
10000 troops at Little Rock aud the
nrnI cr nt Holly Springs is known 10
be about 10000. The rebels are eros
sing their forces from Arkansas to Mis-.
si5Sirpi n Vieksbnrg and are making
every preparation for an attack at Holly
SPr'n.s. Tns place is being strongly
iofided. A rumor here onight that
they are mOging north is probably incor.
rect
The people east of Memphis, near
Grrmantnwn, are s7id to be suffering for
tie necessnries Of life. Cotton is their
only support, sud This has been all de-,
sIroyed by gurrilos.
The Fed,raIs have possession Of
GalveS'own BAY This is admitted by
the Grenada Appeal
Flanagan is elected Governor of Ar.
kansos over Rector.
TIE CONSUMPTION act is so vigorously
enforced in the South that every man,
says an officer Just from Vicksburg, IN.
der thirty five years ofase is in the arr
my.
CAR, Oct. 27--Gen Rosecans and
shlfpassed through here to day en-roue
to lis new command.
PaSscn myers from Helena report Gen.
erals Chea'ham and Holmes near that.
place lhrra'ning nm attack. Thirty FIVE
fotugr wagons and guard we're cap
rnred by The rebels few days since.-,-i
liindman is again under arrest.
The ld"st information from Corinth,
says scouts from the neighborhood of.
Bolivar report Price within four miles Of,
thai place
iener-l Thnilton is in command of.
Ro>errans' Division.
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Important From The Army Of the Poto
mac,


baltimore, Oct 26.-Tho Am rican's
-sfsc;al from Berlin, says Burnside $
movement arross the Potomac, has no /
ben r',lowed by general advance, bu.
Is undoubtedly an initial movement
10 day there is no movement except the
heDyy reinforcement Of Burnside, who
has taken position near LoveltsyiIe.
This is not reconnaissance but an
aEvanre 81 the left wing, Bprnside
4hr atens equally the rebel flank at Win
chester and their line of communication
ut Front Royal. Our cavalry and light
artillery under Pleascnton are repor ed
10 have occupied LcOsddrg last night, the
rebe clvnlry then rrtrealing. Various
fumors tend to the concluslon that the
main portion of the rebels. If no, the en-
tire force, have retrealed beyond Win =.
che 'ler. They are not to be found in
Cmrleslown, Ma,Gnsburg, nor Shep.
pardstown. The beGef is general that
Lee is marching toward -Gordonsville.-
Our force on Bolivar and Maryland
Heights are quiet. 1t is admitted that
our army is fully prepared for offensive
movements, and the present quiet means
nothing.
Our outpnsts have been at HalItown
Tor several days, and, it is believed, now
hold Chareslown.
The rain of yesterday stopped last
riga *, Tbs yG.els ~. &c; ,sise 2EfG5.&
foot,
PWLADrLrnIA, October 27.-ThO Bal
aimOre American of this morning, con-
tains dispatch from Harper's Ferry,
dated Sunday evening, announcing the
movement Of 'ti$1, PleIsoa:oR'S Cagalry
across the Potomac, the people every.
where receiving them with occlamations
Of delight, From thence they moved
forward 10 Waterford, and ii is expec
ted they will reach Leesburg early this
evening. E
Gen Burnside's corps crossed at the
same point. We expected TO rrstot Lo'
vettSvile, and move forward on Monday
morning.
The troops on BoIivor flights are I'M,
der marching orders, and will move for.
ward on Monday,
Active movements are on foot on the
Upper Potomac,
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SAN Faaxcrsco, Oct, 2l.--Ths mar
kr,s are without chang1 Subscription
hooks for 'he C'n ri Poe Ri'road
Company have h"ep opened at Sa~ramen.
10, sni near'y 3io0.Ouo snt,cr bed -
Three Mil n. If stock are offered, which
wtil prublhIy be taken, aud ten per cent.
pad in within SHAFT time. Our best
taiiroad men are making persistent eff
frs 10 organ'z, a rpmp,ny Of sufficient
capital AMI enterprise q insure an early
building Of the RAIL ms ,rcast as Wash
'lroc, which would NY well l"rio al uses
AMI is indiP asable loon extensive de
'v,loPmenl oftho'vast miacral resources
of Neyads Territory.
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NAroIsoy, Henry Co.. O., July !, 1858,

DR.. @. W. RoBAcK, Dear Sir For the ben.
eft Of suffering humanity permit us to announce
through The columns Of your circular, the SUR
prising properties ofyOur Scandinavian Punf
or and Blood Pills, which is assure cure for In.
digestion and Liver Complaint, We have sew.
eral persons in town. who have been suffering
with the Liver Complaint aud Indigestion, and
Notwithstanding that We have as good physi
clans rs can be found in Northern Ohio yet
the disease hailled their skill. Consequently
We were in state of dependency until we
commenced using your Pills, through aud by
the advice Of our friend, Mr.. Brennan, We US.
ed the medicine according TO directions, aud
are now full OF life and hilsrity, and our gyati-
tude is equal to our Improvement in health and
spirits, When We take into consideration what
We have been, and what we are at present, we
feel like charging ourselves Of the sin Of ingrat-
ilude, il We did not try TO announce 10 the pub
lie tli great benefits Of your Medicine, There
fore we recommended the public at large, tho
expcdiency of having recourse to your valua-j
BILE Medicine, and consequently as in duty
bound discharge what we feel to be our duty,
in advising persons who are suffering as we
have suffered, to make use of the only true and
sure CUE for the diseases already mentioned.
Mas. GwiS,
Mas. BRfNNAE.
MRs. HEAToS
IF See Advertisement.
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EAGLE MILLS,
S, CoMSToCK & co, Projectors,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

WE have had this Mill completed but short
time, and nre prepared to furnish everything
pertaining to our business. The Mill has lhreO
run of French Burrs-onc for corn, Que for
custom wheat aud the other expressly for
Merchant work. They can DO run separately
or all together.
JJSNturday is the day for grinding Corn,
and Friday for grinding custom Wheat.
We charge the eigth for grinding Wheat and
The sixth for grinding corn, hut will exchange
at all times when parties wish to do so.
Those living on the Knnawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to our mill
for the purpose Of having itground, or exchAn.
lged aud not wishing to come with II, can send
IL down on some Of the boats with instructions
by letter, and We will have II hauled up 10 tho
Min and back FREE OF CHARGE.
a5'The highest market price paid for wheat.
land corn Mt NIL tunes.
Junel9 lynI5
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-lWise Advancing on YORKTOWN with 90.
u 600 Men,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 97.--The Press
'ofthis city publishes statement from
.Forress Monroe, dated Friday last, to
the following effect;
Gen, Henry A. Wise, with twenty
thousand men, is advancing on York
town. lie has reached New Ken, Court
House,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-30

TuE pretty JS&tss, 0Ea,i6t;e: Waider
who sued for $4,000 damages for breach
OF promise, was accorded six cents ant
cost by heariless New York Jury.