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1Hs RAN Arkansas BLOWN UF Ii THE RED
rLs.

An expedition was sent on. from FEEDER
icks5ur-, last Tuesday, and returned on
THURSDAY. \ portion Of the command, TN
der Col Gutter, dashed OF % the right and
made a descent upon Frederick Hal station.
I2milcs from GJ-dJnsvi.le. on the Nirgiui-
Central Raiir ad, destroying builiDg,,
stores. and about half a mile Of the track.
Gen. .Gi5b0n with the main body had a sharp
-kirmish with the enemy on the Richmond
Telegraph road. 10 miles from Fretericks-
burg. \ few prisoners were taken. We
lost one man killed, and several were taken
prisoners But two Of Gen. Gibbons c.I-
umn were wounded The enemy had been
apprised Of our advance, aud came around
on our rear from Bowling GrCen. The loss
sustained by the rebels is unknown.
The rcm4ius Of Gen. Robert IcCook Or
rived at Louisville the S-h. lie was in a1
Ambulance near Salem, Ala, WHEN murder
ed ; was sick and ON his way % his brigade.
The .u-gil ls upset the vehicle, and sh', hun
while on his kIees pleading for quarter lie
lived but a few hours.
When the oh OHIO regiment learned the
facts lhey marched 10 the scene. buried al
lhe houses in tde neighborhO0d and Land
waste the lands Several men implicated
were hung % trees.
GueFill4- are rapidly Increasing and train.
are fired on One man was killed and thir-
/ teen w1undeI on the train for Columbia,
Friday.
: gentleman, who has arrived from Knox
vile, Tenn, reports that Is coo rebel clyal-
~ and aTi., rs were there ezpectin, Q,
march iat0 Kentucky At an early day.
4 civilian captured at Front Royal reach
/ ei Washington Thursday. lie has been ado1
| Richmond ior two or three weeks, aud al
l thou,h no. able 70 tell much on account o
/ bis rarole. declares that Richmond has no
been evlcu-tci, nor axe there anv signs o
pssti,ence. Tie rebsl army lies eas, of th
city. and l8 is confident that its e1ccIy
| numbers have been greatly cxagze-lt. q
IIs saws Stouewall Jackson is at G1.tan-vil
with is. 600 Or 10000 mcn-
Gen. Hooker remained ~ 3lalv-rn Ill
until y O'Clock on " edaestay night, SIZE
be fel! back - his encampmea', leaving
strong guard at Hax4lI's.
re rebels moved down from Richmond o
three roads, concentrating their Iorees naa
Alalvsrr. They thought our whole arm.
was moving towards Richmond, when ou
movement was only d ree0nnoisance IN i-Ie5
| The rebels are rep1rted as hGTlns aYpeare
in considerable force. They made no iuriat
demonstrations than 70 drive our ursn sh0l
distance.
At dayligh. OF the morning OF the ,
| Col, Llwtber with a band OF l55 rebels. q
t4czed Capt. BGche, commander Of IS lede
a.s at OsaTk No. Capt. Buehe fred snd aoai
tt1cG his tents and Withdrew into the trusi
latter the enemy rode into the light
tie ouTnIDg camp, and called upon our nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

GzN. POPE's AMY ~ friend Wac Las
Just returned from short visit TO the AR
my of V!Tsi IA" reports ta-t lie was agree
ably surprised TO fad the Amy IN saeh
foe condition. The troops are N Hump,
healthy condition, ard will fight braveiy
when the tine comes 0tc0uTsa he does not
get IF tn accustomed humbug about the
troo.s "sp..iing ior = battle That Is a.
waY- a-as. Blt ,he troops are IN god
condition ..li ran be rs'i1G on. /. Is worth
a good Ga.i D know thI-. and T. feel taat II
the worst cimes. PJps's city thousand can
hold a muca larger rehe. army at bay. The
fac OF Washington rests with tie Army OF
Virginia, IIr II = evident tnat tie Army oi
tie Potomac cannot g. much besides no-d
on t. il, position upon tle Jamcs.-C0T'
Boston rarcity.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
An-. AND, lNsr9CToE GES. s OFFICE, :
WooDsTCcE, Aug. s, 1852. {

ADJ tND INSPECTOR GEN. OIFlCE,
WooDsTccE, Aug. s, 1852. {
GENERAL. ORDER No. 10.
For Ho purpose Of completing the quota
ot ,ie State oi Vernon, Of the three hundred
i-a-lrd men recently called for By the Pres
dent .l tie United States. to serve in the ar
mv or t'- Uuitel States for the term Of
,l- .'r-. il is hereby ordered, that twelve
hug glr.I uan be Immediately raised in this
s-lt- o. fl regiments n1w iu service from
d. S.te. The quotas Of the several towns
in t State, under the requisi;ion for three
a-ul.t thousand men to se-ve three years.
ase r-hF .1..l as follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

One result Of the heavy rain OF Thursday
night. was the Gavin away Of the 6il acro~s
ths ruyine ou College street, and the utter
wreck Of tne lousid5d tressiswors sidewalk,
on which go much money and aprTehen-i"n
bas been expeaied. Persons were On is but
a few minutes before 1t fell; but ioItanauiY
no one went down with 1t.
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Ir the scheme Of enlistment fails, II an all l.
over, and in few months the Independents
Of the south must be acknowledged.
The Aray md Nary G0-eife Is Of opinion
that Mcclellan Is now in better position fer
offensive operations against Richmond ih'n
ever .i8re.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

l. Il Gov. sprague organize negro regiment,
B why shall Nos other Governors 20 the same IT,
Z ia.l o-Ealizs cue, for he saws be will VIII Lin
coin refuse g. aceeFtit9 /, he wli, he must tell
] Eiy, lie must say 10 the people Of tie country
what reasons Troml, hia in the crsis Il our dln-
ger 90 rli co gul4 sallilrs. lie must tell what
Conscientious oTegwgiyh ;-c manifest necessities
o. the perilei 6oveum-nt. Uc must tell VINO the
men are that be coasuits and deters O. when the
cJn t.tucucy tllf chose Liza ani have backed Aiin
stoutly, require him 90 Civ an account oi hinse'-
lie must give good r.asla-l valid reason ioT
refusing men aiil good ie-. sts1l- srms, b-aFe
hearts, easer 90 lslt, and icl by The ga!iantest
civil officer in the .l.e S.A-c7. hat ull De say
What can he say Alr. Li.c.la has carr.ei dou-
d. quite as long be ci1i be must elect now
between the plIucs. .'G7sR Lold and god Devil
though never spoken SD pc.-1a-iyeig oeiore, Ale
beginning 90 ll-e tltlr power.
The middle cl1r-l win ua- answer the purpose
Low. IL ntu- would DO 81 -,ciltiln; whose is
not f.r Caesar is agar ust him. Dodge as be viii,
the Presidcu. RVS; elect between tie ilalkars and
the hadi.lls; mcu who arc l1r earnest, vigorous
fsatinr, aud the mel Ule arc uet-Btr.frg'o7
DGdy inns, 4 ". e.5
How it viI gri-ye P,e-i4-nt lincoln 90
ind that tie Burlington Tinss thinks ,lat
be willu.iy rejects good soldiers; is influenced
ry other c.nsiterltion- more than by iesard
fyr the welfare of tie G yarnmeut is double
minded, dolsn., and crying good Lord,
good deyil "l Bl. then. there IS some com
reus4uou ior him, p.or mamie is relieved
now Of an emh-rr4szmeu, as % his course
The Burlington DAILY I,mes has told Linn
what i- "m5' " do, and, oi e5l1-s, be wall
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49, fe
O5Hd1&E 4irG955
iS..t.- Nr- cr ,olIuENCEMENr.

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.......-...,t- ,rt-.f f...a
winch '.','
with tie war. there ai 20
d.. -...... ... .,.... MA. ..a -r.e friends
- '- "'--7 '
s- ... ,asgI .v Ilcir- ;lc l4-t vslr
......... ..-,.. 1...- ,-,y, D., g.
uu.ri.- el.r.Ila. funds have been
r-. G.
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y iHH'7 hEE'- h-f-' 'l
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GEsAI EAN -Ite sr-a,.s. fall o. ram %
r.c5ll ID tlI- place occurred on the j. /.
b --a 20 ia.. -t 10 O'Clock 2. NJ, and pour
.i Throughout most Of t-e night I-e FIJI
a, measured by Prof. Pst'y's rain guage w-s
,lr.- inches. by Nfs. Th0mqs qsou's sua.e j;
was three inches and tenth. This is IN
tirely Withsu: precedent, 80 far as ''e 4,e
awarr. ia ,iis vicinity, and 1t is, undouh,.l-
Iy, % rare thing Jaat three inches 4 w-ter
falls in eight or nine hours, any whore in the
c.uary
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Esnerl C4ss spoke at war meeting IL
Detroit, Mich, few evenings since, urging
t.e positive necessity Of giving the national
government ali the aid it desires. The health
Of G.n. CIsl IS verY fsebls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

Cap-an L3rcuzo D. Books, whose dea-h
by aIebd cannon 5all o. the Mississippi Is
saa.uacsd was capsain Co. F. of the
Seventh ", Rari,feut, ('hs swanton com
paDyl and was Esteemed a. q capable of
/ Eccr.
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FcKuGS News ty ths Aro5,a is to July
2osh. The mos; Important matter now BE-
l,.e the English public is tue new war with
China. which has without the least warning
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TifE DIR I.
IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY ORDER

= TIIE DRAFT.
IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY ORDER
WAsmNGryS, Aus. :.
A. ord,, % gr.r.ef he erasioA Of ''ilisT!
duty and for me suppression "' o's'ya
prac4c-s.
Fi-' Hy direction o.. tho President, &c is here
By 9-dsref, That until further orders NJ citizei
liable 60 he drafted iutl the military aerl'e, shat
o. al0sed 90 so O.. o foreign country, and marsh
ais, deputy l.Ir-usls, and military oLe-Ts a. iI-
United states are directed, and al local autLor
ties especially at tie p9rts OF the Jnltei states,
0n tie sea board una on the frontier, are request
Ell o. that this order IS faithfully cirrtc ino
effect, and they a-e hereby authorized aAi direct
ci % arrest any p-r, % persons about fe depart
from tle United states in violation % tAl. 'iieff
and report 90 the Judge Advocate a. Washington
IN flltl,r instruction respecting t1, fers'n 'r
psi.aa. -o arrested and detained.
s,.sad, ANY rersla liable 70 drs.'5 sAo sAal
. absent himself from bis county OF state before
such d.s.l is made, shah be arrested ty a1g nfo-
v0s, mir-lal o. 9la-- aiteI States or otlte c1sr
wherever Be -7y found within tle jurisdiction
OF tbe United --l--s, AID conveyed 90 the nearest
military post o.. depot ami be placed oa military
] duty llr &c terra % draii, and tie expenses %
L4s own arrcs. and convey auce 90 such 20 Ut 'e-
/ poi, aaI also thl sum % tgc doliar- a reward
( b. the oliser who shall make sl-l srrc5' 5lal! be
T d-tuetei from bis pay.
TI-f. TIE writ oi Ta. cas- Corpus is hereby
suspended in r--p-c. to all persons so aUe5,ed
/ auc detained anu ia respect 90 sll persons So
{ arrested i9r di.i5yal practices.
J.. y. STANTON.
Secretary IS Var
In acc3riluce w.,l ua above order large
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strenuous efiuft- have been made by the
Russian government to prevent the news from
getting abroad.
IL is stated t!e: the French loss in Mexico
in battle and b7 sicsness amounted to l20O.
The London Times says Of American a:siirs;
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OUR TROOPS HOLD TIE FIELD
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TWO HoUss BLooDr FIGHTING
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positive in
thin the last
Emperor OF
king in the
tersburE, be
J. The most
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The London 81
formation Ut an 4
lew days upon III
Russia. As Aie,
gardens ui AIS IA
Wns fired upon
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GEN. BANKS ATTACKS THEIR AD-
VANCE
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~ oTdsy o. Pr cent he erasioA Of "ai.-iaTy
duty and for me suppression r o's''yal
frqcf4c.,
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\ dispatch from Gen. Van Dom to Seera-
tlrv Mallory, states thac the COniecera'l
ram boat Arkrnsls, Lieut.. Stevens com
handing, had been destroyed. She leit Nick5-
burg ca Monday u corporate in the attack
On Baton ROuLe. After passing Bayou sara
hermachinary beclme disabled and whilst az
t-a.r.iag to adjust It several Of the enemy ;
ru-b5..ts attacked her. Alter a gallant re
s..tsocs she was abandoned and blown up
usr cf,ers aud men reached the shore 10
safety.
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JACKSON AND EWELL MOVE on
GEN BANKS.
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Legal Notice.

ALEXANDER YOUNG, whose resi-.
dence is unknown to- the undersigned,
will take notice, that on the 4th day oil
October A D 1851, filled a Petition in
the Conrtgoft Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, against him and others,
the object of which is to collect the sum
Of one hundred aud thirty nire dollars
and n'netysfear cents and ten per cent.
interest from July 6, 1858, subject to
credits of $40 July 16, 1858. and $l3
June 90, 1859, being amount of Judg-
ment of Jacob Moose, VS. him. and to sell
he following Lands in said county, to
pay same: The south half of the south
east garter. and the north west quarter
Of the south east qnarter of section pine,
.ownship Eve aud range 6ye.a You are
&c quired to appear in said Court and an
swer said Petition By the second Satur.
day in February 1862, or 10 default jadg-
inent. will be taken at February Term OF
said Court 1862 preconfessed.. t
lsss q FREDERICK KOEaLER.e
December 49, l86l,--6w 81 IS
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/ RADWAY'S RENOVATING RE.
~ ma Z ,etasl. .SOLVENT 80, ni sssr

= ~ N1SI I1f y n i. VI -
Searches the diseased blood, and purges it OF
mfammatory and ycorrupting particles. Foi
chronic diseases, supposed to be mixed in the
flesh and tissues past all help, it is the one
| sole einvariable ccure.F There is not a flesh OF
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore; Throat, Bronchitis
Tubercies on the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward or outward, succdmb before its anti
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- Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
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Il Jan. S. 1852 --Lstf,d ot;f - ~ ,s, 49,,
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!. HENRY MARTIN S. ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have been appointed and qualified
ny the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
As Administrators of the Estate of Henry
Martin, late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased.
1900, PHEBE MARTIN
y 20 WI. MONTGOMERY,
Dae Al 1261.--&w, Adm'rs.
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MAUD, THE FL1Rr.

. The blsckbird sings in she hazel dell,
Aud the squirrel sits on the tree; @
And Maud, she walks in the merry green
wood,
The blackbird lies when be sings of love,
Aud the squirrel rogue is he;
J Aud Maud is an arrant flirt, 1 trow,
As light as light can be
Oh, blackbird, die in the hazel dell,
And, squirrel, die on the treel sa
And Maud, you may walk in the merry
green wood;
You are nothing more to mel
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RADw.AY's, REM
EDIEs com mbine all
that is required
for the purgatioll,
purifcation, reg
, ulation, invigora-
ton. and harmo-
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q mRaDyAy's REA-
Dy RELIEF, taken
as a preventive,
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against the infiu-
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; Of temperature,
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Taken atlthe frs,
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disease, it cures alone. Administered later, it
Esuspends the disorder, and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remedies to exercise their
benign influence. ss's sui ss9EAi' - Aoi3sa
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War Correspondence.

,5..-l4 VOL VVIICOPVHuONOO'
WINDSOR, Dec. 19, 1861.
~ Abe Lincoln:
8. You will deliver up Messrs. Mason and
Ulidell Immediately or get threshing.
= -@fsgs VICTORIA.
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OLD MONROE. }. AHEAD! All 3
'$l00 Bounty and l6O Acres
of Land ,o.z a,.5 esa4
A COMPANY CALLED

A COMPANY CALLED
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER!
is now forming at Lewisville, Monroe
County, Ohio, where it will remain until
full. it-1 lAt'i ftsA eAst
Old Monroe has done nobly for the
cause of the Union. A few more men
are still wanting to fill up her quota,
So come, along, brave boys, here is an
opportunity to enroll your names in one
of the 6nest companies yet raised in the
county. Your country needs your aid to
sustain the liberty purchased by the blood
of our forefathers. ge8 vsa ys.i y.-...r.
This Company, when full, goes to Camp
Tupper, Marietta. The Regiment will
receive Enfele Rifles. Pay and subsis.
tence to; commence from date of muster
Apply to assisqs ,.it .,s.l '....5b r.,-,
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

f. Every parent should keepaa supplyIo Rad
ways Ready Relief constantly in the house.
1t not only cures but will ward off attacks of
Fever and Ague, Group, Infuen MA, Sore Throat,
Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
other malignant diseases, and in cases of
Rhematism, Neuralgia, Cramp, Spasms, Pains,
Aches, and other infrmities, an application of
the Ready Relief externally. or teaspoonful
in little water as a drink, will stop the most
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utes. Us a. g3aszTs5S Ts.{ag 2aiasIu7gi
In severe attacks! of Group Diptheria---or
Sore Throat Plague-Radway's Ready Relief
will always Save life, and Quickly cure the pa
Ev For worms there is no medication SO quick
as, a dose of Railways Ready Relief, 10 meYiI
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WAR; WIT AND HIMOR..

ft QUE TERN PoME.
Have courage. boys, be of good cheer,
To old Kenruck We 60;
And there we make a stand. brave boys
Good.bye, Old Ohio sse1 sd q I
Aud II we meet JEFF Davis, aas
Or any Of his clan,
Well stand our ground, and shoot him
down d 81 v
355 "0f any other man."
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Are the. great regenerative medicine of the
age. Ladies for years the victims of depress-
ing, life-consuming complaints of a special
nature, are restored to health and vigor by
their use All the ordinary affections of the
stomach, bowels; and liver, yield to the first
or second dose. Six Pills suffice in the worst
cases, and they operate in from three to six
hours, more effectually than 80 of the drastic
class given in such nanseating quantities.
Coated, with sweet gum the Pills have no dis
agreeable flavor, They not only cure Costive-
ness quickly but permanently, aud in bilious
ness they areinfatiihle. sDyspeptics who have
suffered for years. recover in a few weeks ;un-
der this painless operation They act power
fully upon the circulation of the blood, rem
dering it uniform and equable throughout the
System, aaGso lEa0i IL s1sis = rdS y'Veals
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Total ..................... IS
The support Of the "Union Party" OF
CR1TTENDEN platform was made the test
of Union loyalty at our late election, bu,
since that event the Republicans in Con,
gress quietly kick it aside, leaving the
Democrats and Border-Sta men its only
supportersl We believed at the time
that there was no sincerity in the adop-
tion of the CRITTENDEN Resolutions by
the Republicans in Congress. and what
was belief is now certainty.-Ciu. Eng.
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The Vote on the Union Party Platform
in the House of Representatives,,

T9llfTH3 h00lA- aliii bo0id
The following was the vote in the
House of Representatives upon laying on
the table. which constituted the rejection,
of the Union party of Ohio at the late
election: - 8 ~
For RejectingMe Union or7od Platform.
Republicans -. 70
against Reiecting the Union orAIod Plat.
1.Yfe i FORM ag
Democrats and Border State Men,. 46
Republicans =! .A. .................... 19
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HomeiT Testimony

WALNUT RIDGE Lawrence County, o.,
.sIsdl0 hns .gasAprin s, 1853.
DIR. C.. W. RosAcK Sir: For, the benefit Of
the suffering humanity, permit me to say that
have found your Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifera sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaints. My,5P, Myers OF. this
place was. prostrated with this disease, his case
sas. pronounced almost hopeless few boxes
af the Pills, and bottles of Purifier cured him
50 that he Is now able. to labor.
/ See advertisement in another column.
Yours truly. NICHOLAS HULL.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-18
The War News.
The Rebel Army in Maryland
SURROUNDED s. CAPTURED.

We have but little news of the operations of
the armies in Maryland, because it has been
impossible to get any reliable, connected &C.
count Dispatches that have come at night
have been contradicted in the morning, so that
we have not published the later accounts.
As we go to press, the news is coming over
the wires, that Gen. Mcclellan has the entire
rebel army, under the command of Jackson,
completely surrounded, and is capturing them
by Brigades 1t is to be hoped that this news
will not be contradicted, II 10 proves true, we
can put up with the capture Of Haper's Ferry
There has hard fighting, for several days
without doubt and the capture Of all the rebels
north of the Potomac, has been looked for, as
eagerly and almost as confidently, as any even t
of the War,