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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

nose. il is reported, joint occupation OF homc oy
+, ,;o, o,a French troppe. Gsribadi leA. 90 Angus
n Cs,tan;sstts for Giovanni. The London TIME,
sami,s tia, the numbers Of volunteers in all parts of
I,s,v which are Fastening to the banner of Garbsldi
are very many. Another national demonstration has
taken place in Warsaw but without occssioning any
disturbance.
The steamship Marion brings us New-Orlesns
news 10 the l7th inst Gen. Buffers order to give
up private arms was the cause Of a remonstrsnce on
the part of the French Consul. Count Mejans letter
is valuable testimony to the uneSsness OF the slave
population, which the Rebels so stOutly deuy. lie
says THAI uumistskable signs have manifested them
selves among the scrvile population of the oiy and
surrounding country, of their intention to break the
bonds which bind them to their masters, and many
persons apprebend an actual revolt. For this ren,
the Consul desired that foreigners whom he repre-
sen'ed should be allowed 10 retain weapons. Gen.
Buffers vision not equal to the task Of seeng u
in lhst light, and lie declined to grant the favor.
The news that slaves Of Rebels escaping to tho
Union lines are free, has not yet resched New
Orleans. The Deputy Provost Marshal adverises
ior The masters, of course that slaves coming ID
with the excuse that their owners told them 20 go to
the Yankees, must bring IA written order to Iha'
effect froIn the owner, else the owner will be sent
for TO reclaim the slave. That may be called cool,
for August.
St Paul dispatches of Yesterday give further de-
tails of the Indian murders in Central Minnesota.
S.uy.two persons who had been supposed murdered
bavo esc1pod-of the.S AZ are women and children.
AT Ncw-llm ard in that neighborhood more than
100 persons have been killed. Fort Rdsoley was
closely bescged, but there was prospect that help
would arrive in time ~ save The inmates.
One of the surgeons at Fortress Monroe states
tina, f,om the lth TO the 10th Of August no less than
sixteen thousand sick men were removed from Har-
risons Landing with boats of the Sanitary Com
mission.
Senator Pomeroys address TO the colored
PEOPLE on coloIzation, and some interesting facts
about The movement, are printed in our Washington
Giriaichee.
The Gres, Eastern is supposed to have passed
Cape Race IA; II O'Clock Saturday hight. She
will 10 due in the Sound q. Flushing Bay this Tues
day evening.
Charles .Jsred IngeIsol, the welLknown Demo
cratic le-der OF Philadelphia, was arrested yesterday
III consequence OF his speech at she meeting held
there on Saturday.
The Associated Press correspondent II FORTRESS
Monroe under date OF Sunday, makes an entirely
successful effort TO tell us just nothing at all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

WHO could imagine til any ore could have
the heart to write and dispatch such message
~ the above before the end OF tue dogdays
Here we have been, week after week, com
PEELED 10 record a steady stream OF surrenders
Of one Union regimen, or half a regiment after
another, AT point alter point In hentuchy,
Tennessee, and along the north line OF Ala
bama--st one point, about two far reg'ment',
commanded by rigtdicr-General-surre
ders more disgraceful and coward'y than ever
before shamed our country's arms. In some
instances, our troops were surprised IN their
camps, so situated that half OF them were
taarn first, aud their arms quickly turned
against tbs other half-whe immense quanti-
ties Of proyisions, munitions and supplies
of All kinds have thus been handed over
10 the traitors. During all this time, not one
effective blow has been struck on our side in
all Gen. Buelrs department; that commander,
at the head OF superior force, seeming IN
look on in stupid apathy. while his forces are
more active adycrsares. He has at last walked
up sufficiently 70 order them, when taken prison.
era, not to b. parolsd, and thereupon gone TO
deep again. A. length. We are cOnsoed by 4
Geographic assurance that "too much import
ance has been attached 10 the Rebel raids in
Tennessee and Kentucky" ard that "the Rebel
strength is bclie.ed TO be- much Isggerated."
We are out Of the lins OF Military criticism,
but what must be thought Of the strategy im-
Piled IN this dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
The Grcn, Eastern oil Cape Knec.

81 JoHa's, \. r., Monday, Aug. - To,
The operator at Cape Race reports At II O'Clock
Saturday night wind blowing gale from the son.h,
and very heavy sea running, saw rocket aud
heard gun, supposed TO have been fired On bos'd
the Great Eastern; was unable To board her She
will be due ut New.York en- Tuesda evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Among she pines.

To TEIgryE CLrBs.-To enable our snbscfiOets
N obtain Among the Pines at low rate "" WIZ se"u
SCOPES Tor 81 rostpad$ 9efby "1Pfe'h
10 Copie. for 81 po.tps.e-$9 Oehby express.
81 Conf, for .s postpsid-s6 % by express.
Adjr,.s THE TRIBUNE No ia kassau'st., New York
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TOg.Elfi8LH COOL.

tfSClSsArI AuE. -. lHps
Tb.,s is entirely too much inheritance attached I" 'he
P.b, raid, IN Tcnrs.scs and k-nsciy The ss;enrnt o.
Oh. ,-ph o, H.. Rebel oyc.. Is believed 70 lie much
get,ed
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO COBRESPON DENTS
No notice be tsten Of ANONYMOUS Communications
wh~evsr sineudea for enion os authenticated
BY the address o; wi,erno necessarily io'
publication. tu, q. qua 4nty for his good faith.
Wscsnnot undertake 10 rttnrr Communication
AL business letters Office should Dc aia's'sea !"
TAI IKIBrKS.r N-w-Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
DeIieacieS Sent to the Wounded Soldiers
IN THE HOSPITALS,
THE COLONIZATION PROPOSITION.
PARTICULARS OF TIE ARRANGEMENTS.
The Ohio Tax-Law Appointments

WARRINGTON. Monday. AUG ~ fs65.
ruE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF WAR u
GOOD SPIRITS.
The President and Secretary of War appeared y
Jisiugushed visitor to-day TO be in the very bess
Of spirits Information equally direct from Other
members Of The Cabinet indicates that there ID q"
un;ayoraLIe Rows.
WoI yDED IN RECENT sKIRMIsHES IN VIRGINIA
I.eut.-Co Karg5 Of tho let New-Jersey Cavalry,
WAS severely wounded; Lieat. Stuart, Company A,
vas made prisoner; Lieut.. W. r. Robbins wss
wounded and made prisoner, and Capt. G. N. Could
ing was certainly captured in skirmish in Virginia
on Friday. lie bad been chief Qaartermaster in tas
Geld ubdcr Gen. Fremont. Capt. Ransom, A. g H.,
WIS probably captured. Henry ssxton, clerk -
Col. Clary, was captured.
The following the names Of wounded mon whs
arrived from Virginia tbis morning, and were takss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

The following la LET of the killed, wound'd' ana
missing OF the Harris Light Cayaly in the skirmsA
OF Avg. %:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

Tle H,ti,. so'A vel tie United Sia'cs espsiS.,
iire -roseriysisv.s be gag - pfa- iuiia lsis BE-
property ssSHf Of hSfS 10 perry
lis irfsrssf ~ fsir
nh. hssn rs0e.sy slsssd the pert Of The bIirh
f,nisl thai g. could not BE- -uppst they would baN"
srr.rd article abich would ob,- them d-ls To-
ih.. MISTER. slave. who the hAd felugr
unof thsif fot-rt9u. Ihr reply th ob-.Ta iu L. tss
iAai hai been OBJ eel g. her .ius % the article
IL a. uif hars Is>. t. brforr hs hTg n- ARTIST gAd
Lis eass.>l,osf at % carry a;r5y sidses "a az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Ard nyain, Oct. II, le20:

81 tlins f.r sisro, VIII bot reca sn-. tho risht
clpnin =. l-yiiG.te sssififr. sad Gil Icgsu.lrd you
tsut ~. aI,uT.snt ssslniit.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Ahj again:
OF course. Mr. Adams made The mo

"Ih6 se.oga'fioa ofHrD ~ Grorf bfi'ch ~ rur ~
COL, p-.fy - clssgts'e cfcfa'i.U ~ ~ gN Z. "a
fiaf .. ge,iI ~ a.akiAg As.4 Jfs,."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-07

men ipOroen. Gen, U1eGfellan bat an feline
Irmlee folsenoe Nnlpra9e erlofen
Soloaten Der 9otpmacsNrm@ Cure goQs
Il9rungen rabrenO Der IeBten ae6n Sage ba>
ben Die Sapferfeit unO ole Wus0auer beS atnes
rtfonilden Soloaten ee3st9t. Son elmer re=
bcrmabt an9e8rifen uno o9ue 6pfnuna ou|
Sfritartun9en, babt SIR bod Die gcrleauna
Der Speraticnsbalis bepertlteQi0t unO aipar
Our9 etne 6lanfenbere9ung, tpelAe 5etS fir bic
9efdbrliAlte militdrilAe urtsrnebmuna alt.
SDr bait Cure @e16itge gerettet, nit Qusnob
me ,went9er, Die in Der S@la@t oerloren oin=
gen, unO babt Sum 6einpe Tabuen unp Rduc.
nen erUbert. W0brenO Cures Mar1de8 Ieto
Jbr Sag fir Sag bon 0euten b~erIelben STAGE,
Die 9eI@idt ccncentrivt ulo eeftbrt wurpen,
init groBem ln9etim ange9rifen. Grub ibrer
uebermaAt rnD tbren 8ortbeilen Ter NOItiUn,
babt Str lie in ispem GOnflitt NIT uuqebeu@
rent gerlult 5urifgel9lagen.
Cure 9altun9 tpeilt Sud etren plab inter
zen b%erabmtelten Nrmeen rer @eIAihte an.
1demanO miro jebt be3petfeln, DaB Seper BON
Sud lets nit StOIs la9sn fam $50 oet6re
sur Yotpmac=Nrmee" S9r 9obt piele nelie
8alis erret4t nit Spaltdnotaer Sraantlation
tinO unsebeu9tem Mutbe. Ser Seiup n,ae
ptr liub berett, i9m fntgeeen3u9
trsten.
S4 babe pea 5ali0 Cure Qtniem oufaeaelt
labt ZEN 5einD fcmmen unD mir tperben
etne gttererla9s SOllenOen. Cure .gttoterura
itartt Gud init ben S~iliaquelen zines eroBen
GOltes. On eisiem Sag, benz 0sbmrtetae
Der 9IatiOn, ertldren mir BEN Geinben, Die Ste
belsn 9egen bte belten SnterelIen Der Men1As
beit ltnp, paB pteie Nrmse In Der 6auptfapt
Der lo9snannten CONFEDERATION ein3ie6en, oab
i'nIere rationale Contribution aufreAt erbal=
ten toerOen uno bab Die Union, tpelbe aGlein
tepsm Staate inneren 6rtspen unb 1u6erekSt>
9erbett Serbur9en fam, diifreGt erbalten rper,
Den fnnb unO wirp, foite es an 3eit, Oslp unb
Vlut, tpa5 IS tpD(e.
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9ie e6laAt am MOntas.

NaCntng MOrsen prdnste @Orter mad benz
Sames 8lulIe por, trabrenp 6etnbelman unp
Gunner Die @iliamsburg Npap berab liG
oeeen Den Sat Sumpf betueeten. Der 8einb
fuiate nit Offer BON alien Seiten, auf ieOem
mad NtGmonp fIbrenpen 0ese unb lelblt in
Der NiGtung BON Bottom Bridge braus CT
Dor.
glGe Nn3etGen bfuteten parauf btn, baB Der
GeInD cine S9laGt beabF9ti9e. Gen. 6etn>
belrnan 6atte Dee Nnctennetdt mad ben 8efebl
iiber Die GulOnne nnp traf bic Dipultipnen
fir ben Sag, nm iepe 6lantenbepegung gu
oerbinbern unO 3ueleiA ale 3ug1nee gu be-
fdiBen, lowte &aum fir ben Gratn 3a l6af=
fen, wslAsr pom Wbtte Sat Spamp aufaes
brDGen mar unb 70 IAneu ale mGgli6, tpenrs
eletA Obne llnurpnun9, Dem Samss Silver
3ueilte,
l1uIere YCltipm tn bie1er G9laGt mar bic
fcl9enDe SsYes bate bic pom gBbite Saf
Gwamp mad rem Glufe fabrenoe Strabe &C.
ctptrt, ip1brenO Smitb binter oicler ltanD, UNI
irOe 8epesuu9 auf Ger re6ten 6lanfe gu per-
binpern, uaO 3ngleiA Die mad Song Bridge
fa6renee Stra6e bebauptete. .3unaGf linfs
fanb Gnmners Corps, befe9mb aus Nt6arps
lun's unb Seogfipid's DisiIonen. gin Gum
Ssrs 2tnte (0li&mpnp suSsEsRrt) lAIOfen f9
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Ser @iidang nadl Sem Sames Bitter.

Die nit ben Se5sIipntfeu l9npatbtTrenper
glatter oe5 NproenS 9reifen, pie Spraus3uIeber
mar, bic &esieruns ouf'S 8ttterlte an, neil fl
ltG nt6t entl6lteBen fcnnte, MarYlanb
Darlington, @enniYl0anten H.
Wefoir9tnten ~prets3ugebet, I'm Nit
glelan mod peitere 8erltdrtungen st IGidrn,
Nuf @runD BON @prrepunpen3en, wsl9e BON
Nc@lelan' l6en 6auptquartter aus9ebsn, pirb
beBauptet, DAP unlerer etpa 90,-100,O00
Mann tarfen Armee $4,000 Netelen
9e9eniiberltanpen.
8tr FnS a6er3eugt baB Die Stdrfe bee
6etnoeS IN pbigen 3ablen ptsl gu bp6 anse=
8eten 1T. Dieter Serpertli6en (Ylemattlhen
Selbftaul dang unb 8emGntsluu9 lOute eno=
ltG etn gnDe gemabt perben. DAP bd, no
Die Ntbelen in DEM 1tsbsntagtgen Sample an
9rtfen, fe tdrter waren, ais mir, febt felt /;
tie 9rtffen eben m mer NIT brer
g1n3en MaGt etnen Tbetl Der
I'm ern II. 90 mar Is am DCnnerltae,
6rettne, Samsta9 uuo SUnntus, Sur am
MCntag mar auf uni erer Seite bic 9anse
2tnte enga9trt upo paS Stelultat bar bse9alb
uns etntts. DaratS erbeut, DAP Der 8einO
utpt ptptultNV FHVIeEp leNVeEU gap Ct Olel
better 9efmbrt mar, ais unIere Nrmee. @as
Die SCloatsn betrift 70 iGetueh if9 b~ielslten
auf beteen Soften init elet9 srp6er Gupferteit
9el6Iasen gu baten.
Aber elbf ansenUmmen, Der 6sinb batte
10000 Mtann -per Ii eB ii m benn
3eit, 8beile BON 8eauresarbS Ntrrnee, 5rup>
pen aus Ncrb-@ carolina, Sadion's Corps II. +.
NJ. an lt1 gu atsten Dte 81 egteruna
ODER Wc@lellan?l 1no wer lieB ben 6ein0
BET Gcrtntb ab3ieben2 Die 9teSterun9 eper
6aaed Batterlpn
Nas 9lert, mas Mcgleuan felt Der ltebers
nabme beS S6ereDmmanpos eetban, unp nod
piel nebr aus Dem, mas Ct unterlai<
en- baben mir bic ueterSeusung 9etpunnen,
naB NfcSleaan Der SerantpOrtli6en Stsaln,a,
Su tpelder ibn auBerOrOentt9e Il m tGnbe|
erRUben, ntAt eetpadlen III. Sstne lebten
Sepe9unsen BADEN btele ueber;eusuns tetnsS.
tpees erldittert. 0tr s~lauben, DQB Die 61lfte
ietasr %1nter9enerale (5eiubenan, Sumner,
9Urter, RsYes II. I. n.y. flbiser 1T ais er.
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bel, Z. 81. 8. (Stsn6sn); q, aatfsn, z. %.
81 pa. 8itrer, 7. q, o.; Grid Ssnpsr,
~. ~ 9 Burner ; q. 2embef, II. 81. 9.
=. Neimba9 So. 81. 9. [0arpe 9afaystte ;
aug. 2ebr, IS. q. 9.
Gerner q. G&olO, 1, @ntm; IS. Re6r,
u. 9snnl9lp. ST. Roer8e, 81, Yenn. $.
glsblsr, 81 NY:; s. 9r9r, 6. req. Snfant. ;
s. Gfer6oher, 40. ga. 9, @fiB, 9. ga.
Y. S@le@t, 81. ga. Sol. /; SO. 8uGbaltr
Z. pa- JteIerDe 2ieut. DtsB, 70. ga; ScI9
Dat sstt, 62. ga. ; 81. 6eG, 3. Mi6igan;
s. Subn, 1O5. ga. o. 9eb, 106. ga. 6.
Sdpsntel, a. pa. NeierSe; 81. Siesentbal, 2.
pa. Nsleroe; S. Stiden unD 6. G6renrei&,
81. pa. Sol. s. SolomOn, 20. 81. q.
(1urner) ; 81. Htnf, 1. MarYlano 8atterte.
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re- 8tr eria9en piejenteen SlGtter, mel
de BON unIerer 8eIpreAune Der Debatteu
in Der erlten Ssriammlun9 pes bieit9en 81 NJ
9erbnnpes Iber Elm 9ie Sic gum Se(ten
Der osrrunoeten SolOaten Noti3 9enummen,
aud Ote ipdteren bsri9ti9enOen Mttt6etlunsen
I'm oWeder" ibsr ben In &epe febenoen Sc.
s%enfano gu beriidFGtteen. Sir iot6e nnle
rer Gole9sn, pslGe Der Sade ni6t 9efplet
f4to. bic 9iOtt3: , a Der San9erbunb
bef4lUflen Sat, ben Grtras Oes
Ytc Ntc's Der bteIt9en nniCn<
9al fs8efe1li@aft sur 8etfasune
3u fellen.
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Nenefte tele0r0pbtfbe O1acbrtdbtCu
8eri9tet tar Sen Baltimore 2SeGer.
Neueres aits Gurnpa.
Infunft oe8 rOibermtdn".

Ct Spbns, 5. Suit. Der Dampfer
y5i6ernian" pallire beats MOreen UNI 8 llbr
Cape &ace.
IS wurpe SerlIGert, RAP Napplepn beIAlo1e
fen babe, seniigsnOe gsrltdrtun9eu mad Mes
rico gu idifen, tim bic 5anPtitaDt bieIer See.
publit sn erpbern. - Npmtral @raUtere lclte
unoer3iiali6 baS COMMANDO iber etne lfarfe
6lctte In ben amertfantlAen @eipd1ern iber-
nebmen. - Die p9atrie" lagt, bic @Uncentri-
rnn9 elmer lclden Stctte Iet bur9 Das, pas
aus Dem amerifanilGen &rie9 unb Den meri>
fanil9en 3utanpen terpurgeben tSnne, &C..
redtfertt9t.
Sn Der frun3Uf1aen seiebssbsnben Ser
lammlun9 batten widttee Debatten Gber BITE
expedition na6 Werifo fatt9efunpen. Suites
6apre ipra@ lF6 fur Die 3uradstebung Der
lrln3S1l6en Gruppen BON Mertcu aus. 81.
laut pertbetoi9te Die 8esteruns.
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Gun @en. oanef's Slrmep.

Dafttn 9tpn, 6. Sali. Cine ngO-
rintb 6. 5ult" patirts Oepel4e brs General
5aard melpst, Dap er pfF3tslle Depsl9en l6er
Das (teveitS gemflpfte) @'efsAt BET 8OUnespae,
@liil, erbalten babe. Die unlern bGtttn Iib
pprtreffIt4 gelhla9eh unO Die 400 Manm
ltarfe TtstslencaSalerie 3uridgel9la9eu. Der
Geinb IieB IS &Upte auf Dem &fplas. gGir
battsn einsn IptalSerlult BON Al Mann.
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8atterte Arti1erie seeen unie tinte 8lanfe
aneerift mar, ~3uriiftriet.
Infer Gerlnlt lit aberntals lebr beoeutenb.
misunderstanding wirp 1000 elm ntht az aerin>
ger NalGla9 uniersr SUbten. Gerwttnbeteu
unb germiBten letn. DerItG6e laQt nit fat
9leiAer SApere auf ale Oiptlionen, nit Nus-
aa9me Der Srtit9'iGeu, wslde niGt 70 aa8e-
metn I'M Sample mar.
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S1fht

90 afGtn9tUn; 6. Salt. Die Nad=
ribt pom Dem Sppe Der Sberlten NirQ
IA. Ng) unp Gan NYd, II. peS Maiprs @dtz
terlcn (62. 9a.) Bat li9 niGt betatiet.
Trempnts Stab nid,t emtIaGen.a
0af9tn9tpn, 6. Suit. Dte Gpe=
'sialOrrre, ipelAe Die Gntlaiun9 ter @itaIies
Der pes 8rsmOnt' iden States prrflst, 1T lus-
penptrt tppreeu.
BON Der StoriSasaaae.
gSesaabnte BON %riien. 3era6runa zines
febenenforts.
Wabtm9tpn, 6. Suit. Die Rano-
nenbppte pEpDcma" unb vGcmerIet" fabren
iber Die 8arre bes Ct. Starts 3iper, Slortna,
pertrteben aus einem Sort cine Nebelenbatte@
rte UNI serlt6rten bas erlere.
Das @eldwaper an Der GloriOafuits Fat
folsenoe 8aHr5euse wessenummen; Schooner
i Seanresaro", SAOOncr 0Gurlpco". Sn
Deap Man'S Bay s~erfSrten bic &etelsn c=
nen tbetlpele NIT SanmwVIe belabenen
Dampfer, bamit berlfl6e nidt ION unleren
G 6ifen ipeasencmrnen werbe.
8eirn Gio @ranO nabm Der 9uuoeseam@
pier rMOntsOmerY' etnen nit 9ulosr belaoe-
men euslilAen SGOoner meg.
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Sesaabme ppm %riien. 3era6runa etnes
NebenenfprtS.
mpn Wsn.Mpre

New@gorf, 6. Suli. Der Dampfer
uDantel Weblfer" BAT me9rerc bunoert Ser
ipuapete unO Der Dampfer v5erp" $50 aes
fansene NebsQsa sebra4t,
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WIs Qeitfahen

CUR sG~nurbnun9 Der malfen6aften Details
Der lebten 8pr9anBe auf Der 6aIbtnlel laien
mir BIER eiae 8e3eianuns Der ein3elnen 3ref
fen, Gnla6tea etc. fDiaen :
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

BuRNuAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
Ne sng Establishment ll3 West Eleventh street. between
iih end Sixth avenues Household Furniture hoxe and
pIcd all parts OF the woid. Covered wagons for re.
moving Furniture 10 aud from the country Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-03-19
yIrANTED--A SITUATION. ny A MIDDLE AcEn

w cook, wasl iruner; rood bakrr of
bread swing % do general oas work pr, ami.
y, cook IN rvatu tuHriing house; Is Mind to children
Can We seen m 81 te ut "a r ST., front Easement Good
reference m. M NJ placc. -
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

REsPEKTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES TO 40
10 Europe with family brtwecn this and MAY |, as
nt trcss and 10 make hefsef In every way use.
she IA subject 70 SEA sickness md Is fond and Kind
hifItn: no wa cs turrd. Cau be ior one month
cr present ctrpDycis who she will be highly recon-.
nd 4 Cal nj address 6l Wt,t WNrcn ST., bl tween
lry aud Clinton s,s., sodth Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs


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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
The Late Colonel Ashby.

a correspondent Of the Ne,0 York er
press, who has spent many pleasant days,
in former times, with the late Col. Ash.
by, in Virginia, furnishes the subjoinod
sketch
Colonel Turner Ashby, said to have
been killed in the last battle in tho Val
ley Of Virginia, near Harris sonburgh, was
not soldier by profession, and had not
enjoyed the advantages of military edu-
cation. For several years previous to the
civil war, he was engaged in business as a
merchant, at Markham Station, on the
Manassas Railroad, few miles east Of
Front Royal. His first experience in
military matters was during the John
Brown raid at Harper's Ferry, when he
held his first command under Governor
Wise. 1t was the distinction he won
there that opened to him the position
which he held and adorned since the be-
ginning Of this war. AS business man,
his aim seemed not SO much to m oney, aI
to employ his active mind in an honora.
Die calling, and one useful to his friends
and ncighbors. He was eminently dis.
enterested in all his dealings, and honor
able and high minded in his personal in
tercourse. Though his means were far
from ample, his expenditure, while never
excessive nor given to dissipation, was
generous and judiciouSly made under the
promptings Of large and warm heart
His happiness seems to have been sought
and found in contributing to the amuse-
ment and happiness Of others. He was
a constant attendant upon the services of
the Episcopal Church, though not mem
Der, so far as the knowledge Of the writer
goes.
1t is one quite common entertainment.
during the summer, at the springs, and
elsewhere, to have displays of horseman-
ship, at mock tournaments. In these ex-
hibitio1s, Turner was always among the
mos. distinguished for fearess, graceful,
ana splended exploits in riding. Here,
n doubt, was some of the schooling of
which he has since shown so much.
Ia person, he was rather below than
above medium stature, but with one Of
the best knit frames one meets among
thousand. He could of not been much
more than thirty years of age, certainly
less than thirty-ive. His complexion
was very dark, with black hair and heavy
beard worn full and flowing, and fine
brown eyes, in which good nature pre-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
From the Stark County Democrat.
Our John Brown Abolition Com
gresham Opcneth his Mouth.

Our Abolition neighbors published and
approved of recent twaddling abolition
haranguc Of Sydney Edgerton. Edger-
ton learned his political creed from that
immortal niger worshipper, old Joshua
R. Giddings. That is why Edgerton was
so acceptable to the Abolition leaders Of
Canton.
Well. Edgorton tries to demolish Val
landigham. They are all trying that
Edgerton says that before the war broke
out, Val. said that the troops Of Ohio,
before they should march through his
district to coerce the South, would have
to march over his dead body"
Mr.. Vallandigham solemnly denies that
he ever used any such language or utter
ed any such sentiment The proof Of it
rests on the unsupported declaration OF
Edgerton Now, who is Sidney Edger-
ton? The Norwalk Co., Experiment an
swers:
Gas an offset to this charge, we will
give a short speech that this same Con-
gresham from the Summit District made
to us, in Washington, little more than
two years ago. Edgerton being from the
same town in the State of New York that
we came from and having boyhood ac-
quaintance, we called upon him at the
Capital and in the conrse of conver-
sation upon matters and things in gen
eral,' he thus defined his position con
cerning the Union. Addressing himself
to us he said "I tell you there is going
10 be a dissolution Of Mis Union, and 4
don't care hon quick il comes all Iwant as
to giUe those teiiows meaning the South
a good licking and then kick them o"t'
Edgerton now pretends to be a great
"patriot and Union man