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lsAssI4ING'S
LIVER Ils4ULAFGRa
RYMY sG1rsPErwm9

Are pnfe vegetable extraris 9brs. cn,s
all billion disorders oi the human system
They rranlaie and ihvigoraie the liver auJ
ldl;Pyr: they give tone 10 The q gssrIye
orgsis; they feanlaIe The secreiions. ex-
cretions and exhAla,ions, eqnallze lie cir
c''ilalon, aud pnriiy The blood Thus. all
bilious compainls-some of which are
FCfpd Liver. Sick Headache, Dyspepsia.
Piles, Chi!ls and Fevers, Cosiiveness or
LooFpness--are entirely controlled aud
cured by There remedies
DhRLING'S
liver REGULATOR
Removes The nrUThid and billions deposits
from The stomach and bowels, regulaIrs The
liver and Kidneys, removing every otsirnc-
lion, restores Datural ard he eaIihy action
in The vital organs II is q superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Mnch better Than Pills, aud much easier 10
take.
DARLING-S life BITTERS
l. superior toLic and 'diurlic excellent ir
cases 'of lo>s of appeiIFe, hatuiency female
weakness. irregularities, pain in he .ids
and bowels blind, prolnIding ard bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY:
Jas. L. Crnmey, merchant, Is4 Fnlton
street, New York, writes, August Is. 1860:
81 have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding ihe Hast three years
used
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of fafhan Green,0ah, Itdte Of 81 on tup
Columbia co.. deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of
= administration on The estate of Nathan
Greenwait, late of Scott township, Colu m :
bIa county, deceased, have been granted
by the Register of said county, I'd John
Sierner, residing in Bloomsburg Columbia
county All persons having claims Or de-
mands against the estate OF the decedent
are requested to make them known 10 the
administrator, and those indebted to the
estate will make payment Immediately to
JOHN STEINER, Aimr.
Bioomsburg. June 4, 1862.
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BLOOM&B}U 2&
CABINET WARE ROOMS
s. C. -, sHIVE

~
ID DESPECTFULLY Invf1es fhe attention of
Athe. Public 10 his ext ensive assori riment
Of Cabinet Furniture and Chars, which he
will warrant made OF good materials and in
workmanike manner. Al his Establish
n,ent, can always be loun a good assort
meDi OF
FASHIONAB LIE FURNITURE,
which is equal in style aud finish 10 that oi
Phladelphla or New York cities, and al a.
low prices H has Sofas of different style
and prices, from S25 to $50. Divans Lonn-
ges, Walnut and Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking aud easy chairs, Piano stools, and
a variety ofupholstered work, with Dressing
and parloI bureaus, sofa, card, centre aud
pier tables, detashas, chefeniers, whsinos
and comudes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common washstands, dress-latles, corner
cupbo ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsteads, cane seat and common chairs is
the largest 10 this section oil the comfy. He
W also keep good assortment OF Iookine-
glasses with fancy gilt and common frames
He will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
10 any sized bedslead, which are superior
for durability and comfort TO any bed b
use, BloomsbnrP, Januar; l3, 1858.
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New Arrival Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
David LOWenbcrg

INVITES attention 10 his stock of cheap
and fashionable clothing al his store or
Main Street, two doors above the 'Amer-
lean House, where he-has full assou-
meni OF men and boys wearing apparel,
including the most fashionable
ID Ie E s s GOOD 8,
Box, Sack, Frock, Gum, and Oil Cloth Goats
of all sorts and sizes, Pants oil all colors
shawlS, stripes and fgU:e vests, shirts, era
watts, stocks, collars, !andkerchiefs, gloves,
suspenders and fancy articles
N B. He will also make to order any ar
ticle OF clolhing at very short notice aud in
the bes, of manner All his clothing is
made to wear, and most of ii is OF home
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsburg, March -, 1862.
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CASH Or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
EMPLOYMENT /!
S75j
$25:

AOENfS w AN LED
We will pay from S25 10 SIS per month.
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give
a commission. Particulars senI free. Ad-
dress ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r
JAMES, General Ageai, Milan, Ohio.
BoomsLurg, Aug. 81, 1861.
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EOR SALE Two Patent Lever (TlirIeen
Jewelsl Watches, will be sold cheap
for cash. They are IN good condiiioll For
further particulars, inquire al The STi-R Or
FIcE-
Bloomsbnrg, Jan. 29, s62.
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= MARRIAGE.-ITS LOVE AND

~ MARRIAGE.-ITS LOVE AND
hates, sorrows and an2ers, hopes and
fezrs, regrets and Joys; MANHOOD, how
LOST, how restored the nature, treatment
and radical cure of spermatorrhRa or sem
insl weakness inve iuniary emissions, sex
nal debility and impedimeais 10 marriage
generally; nervousness, consumption, lt-,
mental and physical incapacIty, resulting
from SELF ABUSE -are fully explained
in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WM
YOUNG, NJ. D. This most extraordinary
book should be in The bands ofeveIy young
person contemplating marriage, and every
man or woman who desires 10 limit the
number OF their offspring 10 their circum-
stances. Every pain, disease and ache III
cidental TO youth, maturity and old age, is
fully explained; every particle OF knowl-
edge thai should be known is here given.
Ii is foil of engravings. In fact, il disclo-
sos secrets thai every one should know
still il is ok that mnsi be locked up,
aud rot lie about The house. II will be
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cents IN specie or postage stamps. Adj
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EAFFLICTED s. UNFORTUNATE.
40 matter what may be your disease, be-
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and read il carefully. II will be Ihe means
OF saving you many delIar, your health,
and possibly your life.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any
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1t bis efEice. No. 9I6 SPRUCE Street, above
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Office hours from 10 3, daily
Es5FEafg IS, f862-y,
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUM AN MIS- e R v.
- g. IL
THIS MACHINE HAS POINTS OF SUPE.
RI0RiTY PECULIARLY ITS
OWN.

II u Nh a II W y n kS
Just Published. inIa Sealed EnueLoped.
Price cents:
A LECTURE BY DR.. CULVER
AsLzkA WELL, ON THE CAUSE AND
1aI1aW CURE, Of Spermatorrhet, Con-
sumcfion. Mental and Physical Debility,
Nervousness, Epilepsy; impaired Nnlrns
of the Body: Lassiinde; Weakness OF the
Limbs and the back; IndisposrIon and In
capacity for study and Labor: Dullness oil
Apprehension; Less OF Memory; Aversion
TO Society: Love of Solitude; Timidity,
SelRDisIrust; Dizziness; Headache; Afiec-
lions of The Eyes: Pimpes on the Face,
Involuntary Emissions, and sexual lncaps-
cily: the consequences of Youthful lndis-
creIioE, &C., sc.
TTnis admirable Lectureclearly proves
that he above enumerated, often .self-af
Aicied. evils may be removed wilhibs
medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations, and should be read BY every
youth ard every man in The land.
Sent under seal, 10 any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt OF six cents,
or two postage stamps, by addressing
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I27 Bowery, N. Y. Post Office box 1886.
January 29. l862-iy.
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PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL IT'S Branches
= executed in the best style known ia the
art, al C. O.. CRANES GALLERI, 532
Arch Street, East of Sixth, Philadelphia.
II Life Size in Oil and Paslil.
~ Stereoscopic Portraits,
II Ambrots pes, Daguereotypes, &c.
For Cases, Medallions, Pins, Rings, sc.
novI4
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DARLINGS life BITTERs
DARLINlIS
LIVER REGULATOR

AMID NI1FlG iEIEsFislGS
And now consider myself entirely cnrpd'
Hon. JonD A. Cross writes, Brooklyn.
March 10, 1860. In the spfing oil 1859
took severe cod, which induced yioleal
lever took two doses OF
DAtIINGS LIVER REGULATOR.
1t broke mp INV cold aud lever al once.
Plevions 10 this tack, had been IroUbs
with dyspepsia several months have ged
ohin2 oi II since"
Oiis udIey, E-q.. 1913 Eesl as,h Street,
n. Y, wflres ''AugUsI 13 iS60-l hal
difficulty with kidney Complaint ihrre
year.: with constant pam ia The small ci my
back. had used most all kinds OF medi-
cInes, bul found no ornament relief until
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The many certificates which have been
rendered us, and The letters which we are
daily receiving, are conclusive proof that
among The women those Biiters havo Civ
en- satisfaction which no others have ever
done before. No woman in the land should
be without them, and those who once use
Them will not fail 10 keep a supply.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and skillful
physician who has used them successful in
bis practice for The last twenty five years.
The proprietor, before purchasing The ex-
elusive right to manufacture aad sell DIR. J.
Bovee Dods' Celebrated imperial Wine
Bilters, had them tested By two distinguish
ed medical Praclioneers, pronounced Them
a valuable remedy for disease.
Although The medical men of The country
as a general Thing disspprove OF P4reni
Medicines, yet we do not believe that re-
spectacle Physician can be found in the
United States, acquainted with their n1edl-
cal properties. who will mol highly approve
DR. ]. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE
BJTTERS.
10 all newly seulec places, where there
is always large quantity OF decayine TIM
Der from which a poisonous miasu1a is
created, those bilters should be used avery
morning before breakfast
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4 -xeni< BsIsno,aI Lace Boots, sill be sold
wy low Also, BOYS Shoes. At
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h1s1tNN1 - isfS En- hf1t1 u IA Oh
and Life EfIttePs.


pasee> cloued blood by The urei' rs-
am now entirely cured, aud take pleasure
in recommending these rempdieSn
Mr>. c. rehow, IL Christopher Street, n.
Y, writes: "Feb 20, ls60.-I have been
-ebiecl TO attacks OF Asthma The last tn euiy
years. have never found anything equal
10
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in afordIna iinm- dlaie relief I, is thor,
orgh Liver aud hiiiou. remedy"
Mrs Yonng. of Brooklyn, wries. "Feh.
%, 1860 -lu May last had a severe al
tack of Piles, which coufined me 10 the
house. 1 took Que bottle OF
Dariing'> Life Bitters,
aad was entirely cured. have had no
attack since
Weslrrvell, Esq, of Souih sth, near
9Th Street. Williamsburg, l. l., wrltss--
EAu.n-: 5, is6O-Having been troubled
wlih difficulty in The Liver. aud subject 10
bilious attacks, | was advised oy lfisnd
10 trI
DARLING;S LIVER REGULATOR.
did 30 and found IL TO operate admirably,
removing the bile and aroB-ing The liver 10
activity | have also nsed
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children are out oi SORTS, we
give them ie drops and u sets Them all
right. find i; meets The general wants Of
the stomach aud boYelS when dirord red"
Reader, If yol ueed either or both of
the most excellent Remedies, inquir. for
them at the stores; if you d" noi find them
take no oIhe'. but inciose Ore no'.sr ia
letter, and on receipt oil the money, The
Remedy o. Re- nedie< will be- sent accord-
'n@ 10 your direclions, by mail or express,
post paid. Address
DAN'L s. DARLING,
1902 Nassau 81. New York
Pui up in so cent and 81 BolIles each.
November 6, IS6l.-6m.
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COAL OIL.-Ardesco Coal Oil for sale,
ls cts. per quart, by
JOHN X. GTRToN.
BIoomsburg, Feb. 90, 1862.
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ATflVB AT DCIdUIUUi JUU Z M o To
"A Passenger Train also leaves Kingston
at 80 A. NJ. for Scranton, 10 connect with
tram for New York. Relurning leaves
Scranton on arrival of Tram from New
York at AIS P. NJ.
The Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail-
road connects with the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad al Scranton,
for New York and intermedias points east.
A, Rupert II connects with lie Calawlssa
Railroad for points both east and west
AT Northnm berland it eonBerts with The
Philadelphia and Enc r. r. and Northern
Central r. L. for points west and south.
JOHN P. lLSLEY, SuP't.
]. C. WELLS, Geal Ticket Ag't.
Nnve m her 27 1861.
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DR.. ]. BoYE'E DoDS,
Imperial yVdae Bitters ~

from all who have not used them. We chal.
lenge the world 10 produce their equal.
These Bitiers for the cure of Weak Stom-
achs- General Debility, and for Purifying
aud Enrichirg the Blood, are absolutely un-
surpassed by any other remedy on earth -
To be assured of this, il is only necessary
10 make the trial. The Wine itself is o.
very superior quality, being about one
third suonger than other wines; warming!
and invieorsiing the whole system from ,hr
head 10 the feet. AS these Biliers are toni,
and alternative IN their character. so lhev
strengthen and inviaorate the whole sys-
tenn and give fine lone and healthy aclioi1
10 all ITS parts. by equelizing the circulation
removing distractions, and producing
general warmth. They are also excellent
for Diseaies aud Weakness peculiar 10 FE-
MALES. where a Tonic is required 10
gtheh and brace The system. No Lady,
who is subject TO Iasslude and fainlnes',
should be without them as they are reviyi-
flying in their action.
THESE BITTSR
Hil not only Care, BAT Prerent Diseast
and in this respect are doubly valuable TO
the person who may use them. For
INCIPlENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dis.
eases OF the Nervous System, Paralysis
Piles, and for ell cases requiring Tonic
N. noIeg roloh~-foA VV;uo D;ssn,,-
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Nr0TGa0SS
LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BfTTERS

FNVH ES Z WEUILINEo baVe HoW DetH Ue-
lore The public Tor period of Thirty
Years, and during that time have maintained
a high cbaIacIrr in almost every part OF the
Globe, for their extraordinary and imme-
diate power OF restoring perfect health 10
persons suffering under nearly every kind
of disease TO which the human frame is
liable.
The EoliowinrT are amooo the distressing
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THESE BTTTSR

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dis
eases OF the Nervous System, Paralysis,
Piles and for ell cases Teaniring a Tonic
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lO< Nassau 81 New oTk.
Put mp in so cent and 81 Bottles each.
November 6, IS6l.-6m.
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IHailack,s Army. }.

The Ricmond Eraminert by an ar
rival direct from Washington is placed
in possession Of the important -intelli-
gence that g en-. Halleek 5 army, or the
greater portion of it, was expected
there in fourteen days from the West.
The Lincoln Government had made
such arrangements with the railroads
from the West that would greatly ex-
|pedite travelling, and result in the sim
ultaneous precipitation. of a hundred
thousand men to a given point in short
time. General Halleck was reported on
his. way to Washington. ]? -.
IF Halleck' s army, says the Eranasr
'ser, or any portion Of it, is on its way
to Washington. the ultimate destina-
ton Of its regiments IS Richmond, in
anticipation Of a movements from Gene
raj Beauregard in the same direction:
McC Clellan has discovered that ..hard
fighting alone is to wrest Richmond
from the Confed deraey, and that he will
avoid by, setting down en- a'sasas around
it, and, BY cutting the railroad com
tmunications, .compelits capitnlation. :
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND. June 19.-On Wednes-
day General Kershaw's South Carolina
Brigade was ordered forward by Gen.
McLaws to feel the enemy's strength
on the Nine Mile Road. They had ad.
vanced but a short distance into the
woods when brisk fire was opened up
on them all along the line. The enemy,
however, was driven back, and our men
pressed forward and took possession Of
their camp. When they fell back they
brought off large quantities of fine over
coats, arms, &c. Eight Confederates
were wounded in this affair, including
Captain Cuthbert, of the Palmetto
Guard, Second Regiment, s. G. v,
in the arm, and Captain Walker, of the
Third Regiment, S. G. ", in the shoul-
der.
Northern papers of the 18th and
18th instants have been received. The
steamer British Queen, which has ar
rived at New York, brings later news
from Havana. The yellow fever was
increasing there. The news Of the de-
feat of the French forces in Mexico is
confirmed; 500 were killed and 700
taken prisoners. The latter, however,
were released on parole, because the
victors could not furnish subsistence
for them. ( The Mexicans are fortify-
ing their Capital, and the French will
march against it when their reinforce
ments arrive.
RICHMOND, June 2S.-Nothing of
special interest has transpired here for
several days. Skirmishing' along the
lines is of daily occurrence. Gen. Jo-
seph Z, Johnson is rapidly recovering,
and will soon be able to resume com,
mand of the army. 1t is the prevail
ing belief here that we are on the eve
of stirring and decisive events.
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Loss OF the Enemy on James Island.

Loss Of the Enemy on James Island;
From later and more authentic infor-
nation, says the Charleston Courier,
the loss Of the enemy In the fight at
-Secessionville, it is now believed, will
not fall far short of eight or nine hum
dred in killed, wounded and missing.
The number Of dead buried by parties,
detailed for the purpose, reached, up
to WEDNESDAY evening, 18th inst, two
hundred and fifty one, and fifty addi-
tional bodies, tits reported, have since
been discovered in the woods. In ad-
taition to this; the enemy were allowed
to carry off a large number, lying near
their lines, their ambulances being al
lowed, to cometwithin; gun-shot Of our
position without being fred upon:
Our own loss, it lis thought, will not ex-
ceed one hundred and fifty. in killed,
wounded and missing. siss =
All the sick sand wounded of our
troops, as well as the prisoners, have
been removed from the Secessionville
Hospital to the city, and, we are now
ready for another contest, should the
enemy repeat his experiment. :
The officer With the flag of truce, on
"Wednesday, sent request to General
Gist to allow them the privilege Of
sending clothing, medicines, comforts,
&C., to the prisoners in our hands, and
offering to reciprocate. An answer, we
learn, will be returned this morning,
granting the request, -: >,
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Death Of John Williams, Esq.

The Lancaster Ledger notices the
death of John Williams, ESQ.,, of that
district. He died at the Globe Hospi-
tai, in Richmond, on the 26th ultimo,
from the effects of the wound received
several weeks previous, while bravely
fighting in the ranks of the Lancaster
Greys." The Ledger says.
g, Mr.. Williams was native of York
district-by profession a lawyer. He
was admitted to practice law in 1882;
shortly thereafter he located at this
place and for several years past had
deservedly been esteemed the leading
member of the Lancaster Bar. He was
a Representative from this district in
the State Legislature at the period of
his death. :. He'was elected to this po-
sition, first in 1868. aud was reelected
by very fattering vote in 1850.
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GEN. PETr1aREw.-A Yankee Cor

GEN. PETr1aREw.-A Yankee COR
respondent, writing from Mcclellan 8
camp on the Chickahominy, says "Gen-
eral Pettigrew, who was taken, is with
the rebel Dir. Gaines in his fine mansion
hear camp, guard keeping our men off
the premises and him from escaping
His name is James Johnston Pettigrew.
He was born in North Carolina, but was
IN command of South Carolina brig
ade. He declines to-give any informa-
ton about their forces, but seems con-
fdent of our defeat. He says he was
surprised while on a reconnaissance,
and did not know we were so close un-
til he was shot and our men fought for
his body. He will recover, though he
has q serious flesh wound in the neck"
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inactivity, and man IN whom thls ar
my has never had confidence since his
magnificent failures in Western VH-
ginia. If our friend was not misled by
the confessions Of the Yankees them
selves, the field Of Chickahominy is an
other shameful instance in which the
appropriate results of victory were lost;
and in which, after the valor Of cur sol
diers had placed the enemy in a condi-
tion to be routed, the IRRESPONSIBLE and
cruel timidity of the government, tied
the army hand and foot. If we had
entered upon the aggressive, instead of
retreating from Centreville, and played
Stonewal jackson all the while, we
might to-day have held Washington and
Baltimore, and the enemy dismayed and
beaten been covering before us at least
200 miles from this city. : =, 49,. : ..., /.
s Our released comrade tells us that
two thirds of Washington are secession
lists; and that the Confederate prisoners
are treated like princes by the South
.ern ladies and gentlemen Of that city.
He was only few hours in Baltimore; !;
but as soon as he registered his name
at the hotel, they crowded around him,
and carried him to the club-raom, the
Headquarters of Secessia, where he
met numbers eagerto see the flag OF
their belle, Miss Jennie Carey, floating
over the Washington monument. Fifty
thousand, they told him, are ready to
rise and strike a, blow for: Maryland,
the moment we enter and possess the
State. We would regard it as day
amongst the brightest Of our. Lite, and
the most .auspicious in our infant histo-
ry, if we we're permitted to march into
''the land Of American exiles;;' with the
army. of the Potomac, ali singing ''My
Maryland, ;" as they would, with an
echoing heart. - - =. 81
ALI remains "quiet on the Illness"
and, though there is vague talk Of at at
tack, one says by Mcclellan, another
by Lee, yet we are of opinion that it
will take these two WORTHLESS a tiresome
time to get up battle. MILES.
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tice. when speaking Of their military
operations, especially when, through
inability Or oYer-conf fdence, they meet
deserved failure. - - :,
Ifthe result be call be desired, it
can be said he is easily satisfied: it re.
mains to be seen whether his Govern
ment and people viii be Of like opinion.
: Iattest that all we lost at Corinth
and during the retreat, would not a.
mount to one days expenses Of his his
army. -. go. =. = g =. .s....<
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
G.: T. BEAUREGARD. :.
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5000 havesadvaneed from Norfolk and
Suffolk to APPOINT on the Seaboard Bail
road, known as Franklin. Depot, fifty
miles from Portsmouth and thirty from
Weldon. The aim Of this force is, be-
yond doubt, to advance to Weldon and
cut off railroad connection at that place
with Petersburg and Richmond. At
Weldon, the roads from Wilmington,
and Raleigh, and Petersburg converge:
It. is an important position, and Of
course viii be held by our forces at all
hazards. We have. no information as
tothe preparations to receive them, but
believe that our authorities will see to
it that they are ample. This explains
the recent Yisitof Burnside to Old Point
and the White House, on the Pamunkey,
where he and Me- Clellan compared notes.
- Petersburg Express.