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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20

WASHINGTON is said to be, at present,
OVERLOOKING with troops pouring in from
tho North on the 100000 call, the quota
in nearly all the States having been filled.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20

WELL MET.-Escaped southern Sc
ceshers and northern funkies seem to be
enjoying themselves as hugely at Wind
sor, Canada, rs circumstances will allow.
They drive together, drink together, play
cards, ride, gossip, &c. AT the Hiron
House leetle secesh flag is said TO be
constantly peering from the castors, just
to show the prevailing proclivities. We
trust they may unitedy have a good
time of it, while they may. A popular
reckoning is at hand for them--unless
81 the places that now know them shall
know them no more forever"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20
BLACKS MITHING
AND
w "A q d N Nj "A II IN d

THE undersigned, having associated with
Il himself his two sons-the one n wagon
maker and the other blacksmith-is prepared
to do all jobs connected with these department.
He also pays particular attention to gun and
locksmthing and farriery. Il. TAKEN.
Grand Haven, Nov. 81, 1861. [n143 ~
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20

THE Sup't of Public instruction, Hon.
J. M. GREGORY, ever mindful of the ed
ucational interests OF our State, and par
ticularly so since hundreds of our best
teachers are fighting for the dear old flag
and the perpetuity of our heaven born in
situations, has, the more elfectually to rem
der our schools as efficient rs possible, APP
pointed the following series of Teachers
Institutes: AT Port Huron, commenc-
ing Monday, Aug. 25th; at Clinton, COM
mencing Aug. 25th; at Grass Lake and
Battle Creek, commencing Sept. LIST; at
Allegan, commencing Sept. 9Th; at ST..
Johns, commencing Sept. 18th; at Cold
water, commencing Sept. Goth. Each
Institute is 10 continue in session five days.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20

Col. Wilcox and Col. Corcoran are at
last released and have arrived at Wash
ington where they were received with
great rejoiciugs. Corcorau has been ap-
pointed Brigadier General.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20
NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.
A HOUSE TO LET.

The undersigned have a small comfortable
dwelling house, now vacant and pleasantly loca-
ted, which will be rented at reasonable rates.
Aug. 20, '61. j. &. j. W. BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20
James Patterson

HAS returned to Grand Haven and Is on
IL hand again to do all kinds Of Painting,
Glazing and Paper Hanging, on short notice,
cheap for Cash or Ready Pay. Please give mo
a call. Shop on Washington street, opposite the
Congregational Church. re I62
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20
PARKS & VAN DEN BERG,
GENERAL
LAND AND TAX AGENTS.

GRAND HAVEN, -- MICHIGAN.
GEORGE PARKS, 1850 p. VAN DEN BERG.
WTE have perfect abstract of titles for the
w counties of Ottawa and Muskegon, and will
make abstracts of title to land, on short notice.
Attend to purchase and sale eff real estates; bid
ding of land at tax sales; payment of taxes;
and will take general supervision of all lands
entrusted to their charge, and will attend to the
collection Of debts.
IsS- Peter Van den Berg, Justice of the
Peace, and Notary Public.
Grand Haven, April rs, $780, ines &c
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20

GEN. Burnside and hisforces are re-
ported at Culpepper.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20
Agricultural Implements !

TNHE subscriber is offering a more complete as
Il sortment than ever of Flows, Cultivators,
Harrows, Drills, Field Rollers, Grain Cradles,
Hand and Horse Rakcs, Threshing Machines,
Hay Presses, Reapers and Mowers and every 9TH
er kind of Farming Implements and Machines
Gratefully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received he solicits q
continuance of the same.
J. +. CHUBB.
Grand Rapids, March 20, 1860. [lyn 60
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-20
THE LAST RESORT.
sRichelieu in q drama by Bulwer i

sRichelieu in a drama by Bulwer is
made thus TO answer:
Rich. Remember my grand maxims:
First, employ all methods to conciliate.'
Joseph. "Faiing theseg
Rich. "All means TO crush"
Are not the above maxims applicable
20 us at the present time as a nation? p
Our Government has been exceedingly
lenient toward traitors and the rebellious,
protecting their persons, guarding their
property, acting largely on the defensive,
in the great struggle now being waged
between the Government and despotism,
and using every means of Cancellation con-
sistent with national honor and integrity.
The only observable effect has been to
widen the breach, rendering the enemy
more cruel and blood-thirsty, treating our
prisoners of war, in many instances, with
demon cruelty and beastly ferocity, and
showing the same protection and care for
our sick and wounded that the vulture be-
slows on its innocent prey. Beside,
bands of lawless robbers and murderers
are let loose TO plumber, ravage, kill and
destroy, no age, sex or condition escaping.
All means to conciliate have thus failed,
and naught now remains, save with the
100000 men, now being called into the
field, to have at hand power that will
enable the Government at once to use all
necessary means to do what now remains
to be done, TO crush the formidable foe.
Let it be speedily done!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
HsCie;lan,p Pzsssn. Position.

Tao Petersburg Express" of yesterday,
says
All canaUr In luo cpi;Iol. inat tt.r position
loz controlled hy Mcclellan is formidable
ouc, but SIS 10 its ketn6 ;n,prcgRs6iS, az SONS
wseacreas pEe,enG 70 thibk und evss assert,
this is ali btsh. Hs can and will bo dislodg ged.
d.spi1e taoes "hsiz zhts" thoat whica some
write, who have never seen sheD, and in def
ance too Of these sunooatS, which were once
regarded with terror ,h-ough hou. the South
10 hcsr OF movements OF importance, bus
sisJ vii uot bo further nslaunei ia these
columns. We have th3 great Cause oi the
Southern Uua;eosrscy LOO much at nssTt, 30
''Dlsc" sii ne h2.r, even at the risk oi sscri-
i,ing sepuialicn for enterprise,
Several Of rfls cSalay' gu:ih0ats caiae up
the r:ssc Sunday eVenng lste, and proceed
I'd several milss tnyoru Oi'y Point They
fred many shells iai0 the fsrests ca tie south
osuk of James river, and occusicaaiiv gsTc the
wild var:T:nts" in iha ulsrshcs aud under
growth OH tho sluh side, = ''tealer," out did
no pcrcep:ible damage 10 aEy human bang. OF
aay hahiiaton Of l1,4o.
II is q matter Of co2G7c;uiat:jn wite c7e7T
friend Of free dom and th- Sju:a, to know, that
the present position of McGleii.n's army - nns
OF lbs .!test ''p,,bhps," Oh 'he soil VI Fn-
GINA WIZ! G creek Oh yns sldc, q shallow
mill pond on another, and the shos! water
Of the James r 7=r on another; not the YES
,ise OF q snaos uee immed!s.ely nesr, ana the
suns rays pouring down with sn n:eHs
Fly that sent Inc the! momvtor mp yesterday to
the close OF the nioe;iss in PntershuTg, tho
Yankees at Berkeley Point unst have suffered
10 an almost indsscri6ahle cx!ent Person;
residing in Petersburg, entirely familiar With
the locality, say tha, ou. ef 'rophe:, there ls
TO place to compare with it. TEo.o is but lit
lie sympathy heteatouts or thc invaders, and
ii the sun c,uld roast ;he rasc.ls 10 crisp. nc
tears would b. shed in the South al shsir ia,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
DIED.
PHILIP DARE ~a5 ss.n Msrch tie ash, l:ie Ia d.
parted ,h. lie July th ls62 Hrwas brave aodier ane
Like hero he died.


PHILIP DARE, vas ts.n Msrcb tie 2;h, l:i? Ia d..
parted ,hi. lie July th 1s62 he brars soaier and
Like q hero he died.
LIZ, the f.i, Howers in &sy,
His sweet lite $50 swsy,
TO world that unknown
His spiri: Is gals
Then sleep, gentle du.t
Til Gou bids thee rse
Notoutle d. turbe:h thee
Since dsata srEl1 thJ eJS3.
DIED at the residence Of his father Sydney on sx-
urdsy she 9Th Of Joy from Eoun received 10 the se.e
NIMMO son u I'd. hiuLao, Esq, private 10 ue COLI
pauy OF "Rchmonc Gregg In the sd year OF bis age.
Another brave youpy for the country 10 hlourn |
another loved for a,her and moheE sad brothers AUG
.,t-rs 20 weep ove sn feel that they nded oerc
Among tire youths tbs oVu.b who have molly aAestra
their pstn tls in this var there hare teen few OF rner
moral ohsracts sterDee int-Sry OF b,tef pesaess
paclty, manly purpose or ore aoaoetpc enos
lion Than EDWARD T. SlD.rno .
he yas Into tie se.Tcs, with is company on
the 9Th OF .y 1851 tTeaIyone after the secession
OF Vlr ois snd .me TO tie period OF his aeIiD
SCARCELY interrupted by home indulgence Of more ths
few da he continued IL the faiaful discharge OF hh
H., a. prompt vRant, active soider, performing win
ai.crl.y hs full share OF routine aId cVinc8 On n
hed Of battle gs sniry Hbc ecited Tile appause OF ms
comrads He helped ~o for his .cSmenisi coofs the
honor OF s,ven pnes :" be Ie mority wounded IN the
terrible cob1et wn:cnLi mnister des;loeo Vs. 'a.s
The MArs.noo OF lk;a war.
Diro q, hIs rcsideneeIn tie county OF os 1s
o. uur last 70 the year oI his ssc col NAth
T. WEIGH BY the d-.th ef this estimaole Reotleau, oe
community has upright citizen fs vile an
ate husband bis children fond pa'eat, bis seSan" 81
In iugenL ,ster bis nci2hooES warm leno, tne p
ole whose opea 10 tae arer ana Wno
Trr .ypy than when dispensing Seneeo-s
hosp silly ae has :eas-d froru hs sa-s here We hape
to sDj " immortality On high,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
Er,buIe OF Esspec,-

At Of the Cs:k, Ia the Treasury nots Dirsioo
held July eth, 1902, n.t!cn fR Gitlp, s. It. Jsnson
was cscd the Chair And Alsxsader app lot. Sc
uretsiy Tae jscs Of the :seiink having been briefly
stated oy the Chairman, ,hu fcowlug gen nrn-acs' s.
.uoaDks, Jacobs HAd rhbJTere coIBtituted conIit-
tee 10 dfsfL suitable Gamble rcsoiuohs The CON-
mItt.e reported .he following, which uusuluCusly
adopted.
whereas, It has Pleased tba Great ArbIe- Of human
events call from midst ee.ued friend Id Eel.
low Clerk, W. GLls who departed this fe at Barvie,
,he mt bis s1r.owInG lre.ds, 10 resptc 10 ls
memory, dc pass he :oliowlog r.Solu !oh.:
Resolved That the dratt Of j.. W. ellis, the Depart.
eut has bad fatnol officer, and h sur.
yiynR oonfeers q sincere, urDapd AID kind hearted
manly Qualities and Vrtues had en-
deared hin - ,
Kesoyed Tbs. We bow 10 humble subnisS on to The de-
of HI who dosth all thpgs vol and thts visitauon
IA our mrdt seyes to ienicd us OF our ntrtsl, and
prou pts Us 10 70 live tnat may be prepared TO Ole
Res lived III It with tinoe sor ow We mourn the eestn
OF our freud and viii hold ia pssuing remembrance bis
many virtues and good qualities
Resovet Thst We :eudcr our helrtf 70 the
friends fsniy Of the &nd tns hope that our
heavenly Ishess viii comfort then 10 this their time Of
trouble.
Resolved That the foregorg preamble and resolutions
be published IN tie Richmond psPurs and 'o1I
ns and coaysf the same be seas 10 tae o 'ur os
ceased iriene. IN - .sa!.A
On motion Of II. Q. Read, :hs n,str then s:toesr:d
e. G. .JAAIs0N, Chr,
J. tALRxAsDEa, seo'y. ----s..----z7
Fsrnvls Journal viii please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
Qua ARMY a;YoR1 RlcHx0sp-oiuas3 u the
RECENT REvEHsE.
IRON tie s.u York rlra.., {sdl.o.,aly jay Il


The first necessity Of every coninan y, -
ior ds>stor, ID scapceoat. L - aB il.i-.
mes.ss relief to GdG some upon :, /. u, csi;
bo ;...tsaed 81 re sins 81 :" t,',S j,ao2g. Snd
sn, can thaa DO Gent into &c a.!t.afzcs 8 lv
Sc heard CT 10 mors fJrsra.. OF co1Te, W.
t.sa .o!y .cti.e aearrh for such . sstp.gl::
ucs. The rsve:ss in front of R:lGioU0,
IS i serious saair; shI una! sonsba,..i hss
been made 10 suif,r 10. il, tho csua;fy wih
not lss! sale. w ncu somebuGy ; Hesi 10 sE, 4
pattrIt 80; much whose, We shall all nrsr'ia
;recr. Ths "Pps!" insists that General Nc
Gtol.ad snslI ho TIA vGtir. Th. :, ~2ri1"
c.n2ur2s he Presid-Gt. FDp =" "H3tala" ia!ls
foul Of Secretary '3;sntc:; .nt Tho '.frioune.@
iicsG fpr oncY ut il, oSn icnuncsti0aS, or
h.gos tong since exhau'l,d Ito LIST, c>aleuts
iaclf viii c.lling iGr leir 90 & JaofaI Huatsr
and his i,esro b5iss,lrs
Ne s;e little good likely 10 caua 81 all this.
" nat tho country needs s couTags snd = naw
arseg-not crimina,iors or critinsma Of any
kii,tis j adeed, fas had hsdless ol ltheseha her-.
hsye
2 spheg graAs sIIisss q dlf weakness has beeE disS
cussions in Congress, in the Osbinet, n in ke
pIess conce,si>x tl,s ,nr.l,s ofdifatet: 5o;.rsta
ecd t": :: is,iaa = fl. rrut pol.c.e5. li' csTrs-
ing Of ga. i'ryoac iHtt!y 'uas..,is! Is c,1.II,
dsaes IN he Go!s.anan. a.L j;s .y.N. 81
Whatever strcng:h"ra this ais tho conrrGu
csG;c = ua:e-er and whoever ves kcrs i. m
H.-ls .om ,hS c,.Cp. = 6ow Si..c!i m3y DC a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
Tloyc OF i3uller,s Ordp1B.

NOBLE, July a-The "Advertlse,' hre re-
csvsp New OcIrsus papers Of Tho 7ih dnd s b
inst, containing several more OF BJtlet's Or
d.rs. O.Jsi NJ. l52 consigns john ". Az.
dres:s to hard Istor ct ship Isianh ior Two
veArs, Tor exublung cccss, sald 10 he n.aJ
ou. ni liic bones Ct . Tsrknn soldier.
No. 152 also consisnn +. Rslisr TO Sa!p
Island. ut hard lsbor Tor two yssrd for eSblo
ting skeleton in his window, labelled "Chicks.
BOMBAY" intending !. To rrpresents Yankee
soIaler n ,in 10 that battle,
NJ $50, c5ot5os Mts Philips, vii, Of
pnl.p Philips, at Snip Island, ritaia prcp,"
tents there, t.!i idrtn"r ord rs for laughing on
uar ba cory while Yankee funeral procession
WIS passing.
Tho :Iotils "1'ribune" says The Iol!o"irG
it reliable:
Ga tbe 4,h Of July, o, N,w o:lesne, boa;
,tsd OF B.,ilah tar,, I:oln tho bius' mtn-o!-
var Riusido, Wills approaching tbS lcV"",
Communicated singing sona o, our patriotic War
sonss, N ing ,new, " Tho Bonnie Blu" Flag
3 ,,ior ST.. snrd to tho Osp,sn Of the vessel
tns; il, ia not permit snch dfmonstra!'"ns.--
r.e C.p.a.D replied tina! he DID. ana he ~s'
r.-,,1,..ais. The satua night ball Tss g''
sr fi,o,.,s nc vess. Among sbo acc1:lSi L,
s,,r,. ,j,;u!,tersm tilg7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
TEE VERY LATEST.
a.GaaT IMPORTANT REEVE.
s III p1Rr,rDib xgs.tp 10 .aospAT aPrpasGo

We hsye received ,ha B,ltincr1 ps7sTs oi
TuetGa7, tie s;b instant, from vhich we :'lcko
the following selections:
WAR IrEas From TssHtSGr roN.
= washington letter in ;hs B B.ltia.orc suH,
dated Z h inst, says
OIlcs5s irGm tbs sea; 0i Hac ua JliGs. TiTor,
absent on short lesVe, SOY tEat it !e tie ocl'e1
taa! h oro will be m more ighting iisIe Tor G
r,nutil. B1ih slde3 Tera 70 much Shattered. 1t
ia thou y6t, that cessation OF actual hnstiitleS
Iasy occur. Bit lhs Uonfednystcs, II abe, "il
tot bs slow 10 renaw the cor itnt.
All accounts from the Il Jrth show thai great
equation knd Hesitation pccvois Ia regard to
fpancial and military prospects. Capitalists
who hold public sscurite, t:lie ibn alarm, bat
.aa ca i3r the atid!ti5aa! fercs Of three hui
Grsd thousand Iacn will il ID thought, be me-,
uodtf The stimulus OF tha proposed twenty
f7s dollar bounty.
4 very Intelligent oersol Tso deserted i ON
the OcDfrderates at R,clraond, arrived here t.
ca:. H. sp.aks Ut tlieir f1rc-a ss immense,
and rs be!ug constantly augmebsfd BY rom
iorcsmests under 'he coEscrplinn -'t.
a yash;ns;Su letter N rhs NJ" Yo.k "Tri-
buBe' says
There u much in!a7is! IL Nasbi1g:o? IL
bear the response Of rEo c"uI.tr, 70 the Pfesi-
d.n:'s nag cali !nr vountraIa. The prevailing
son,i1psnt Is tnat ;iie Gnl;stH.aHts wili be too
slov L, ae.. tl.o publ c demant for Gil iInme.
,i.s;o Rp;. HhrIm;ns adsauc6 upon the
r/o.liorf, AID lnnt GRAFT for q half million
men sFouc he tin proper action 1T Tho present
1ntn.nt. M bali way Haa.Ufcs but one
fni.hdg blow.
4 surgeon ofa " ,cDs;T Icsi rieilt, vnc Sas
captured at Ball Rua and has heen kept in
r c!.mond ever since, rcs ci'rd Washington !his
mo.unns II, was taken cut To the baltic
f,lds nelore Richmond to help csFe for the
wound.a, hnt watched his opportunity and
escaped lie s,ys the Clnttderate leaders
clam Il m;r.cnin,l rcllvtrence, and thar cTer7
pAne Vi r!ess IL Risr mond was illuminated in
honor OF their vic.oIy; hut ctill the tone OF tho
c,mmunity ~as greatly rsddrnsd ey reason CT
their fr,yiiL!ut losses IN baltic.
PROCEEDINGS ~ TEE YANKEE SENATE
In the Y.ukee Senate, on Monday,
Mr. Wiley moved to take up the bill i"T toe
admission of West Virgiria, and Dir. Tfumanil
called the yc:s and pays thereon, as test vote
The Sepsto refused to take up the bIi-yess
II, nsys 18.
Mr. Chan5lc, subrnit:d the following:
Resolved. Tha: the Secretary OF War 6e oi,
rec,ed to furnish for the use of the Senate OIL
orders Of tie Executive to Major General Goo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

Our Washington Dispatches s:a:l t,st :
cavalry rriirsr rom Fs.@ie: ci4eu.g ,,D.rt. 1
ii-~Sy carrun.lr.- .s'.ri .'i islT or Ws.:.s,-
s;.?, Il: Ii; t,f~!!l5., al Ric:,,a nd u,s, :,
niyh.lhc ssv -;:s 10; e. 'ii;tTi n.ed witt;
ARK Eht, ara o. fhu-d-y yesterday morn.
ing,J s.eie IVES iar5l sm k. TO tbe south ~
il tsu,u 'soia,' g.e4t caJti .grstian, Tho asatn
nf S.a:'r"sN .Jacksnn mad :ier .: usne!sl
BsrSsai' R2e,, oi 6 .'i.h U.rulins, is an-
nouncs& it. Eshm"ni ps?.r FEon' th's
skstch III !hs dly'o ,isps,cnys, sot iron Tie
letters &: Anr 1nrrf2i ncer.s (eisewhrce p:,nt-
ef) the rtidsr cs'' i;ai 1H-tns light aysilabs to
ihs pubic ii; regard l. in>v vrFa e,atr4s beiors
R;chrunrd Eu: tie nr.Ea=ri,. ,sliich lpiu.fn-
a'inn hsg ea@4 c,u-7yel an' tns hesi:cBcY
nl alI sides ='',',: publication. l:Eos calculated
to lusp:s /, iiFaiJ ibna In sny s;aenent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
MORE TRorPi OFFERED BY TIE LOYAL aTATIs TO
TEE ovekNMENT.

TEE GOVERNMENT.
NA.HIEGToN, July 1.-The following crr-
respondence between the Prssdenr add tie
Governors Of several States, cbtancd a, tho
W5r D.Pirtiaent to DAY, will c1plSin ITSELF
To the President Of the Uaitcd Sta:sa:
Sir-'rhe Undersigned. Governors Vi STATS,
the citizsns OF the States which thny respec-
lively represent, are Of orc accord, in the
iia.rty desire rtat the recent succttsFa OF the
Federal arms may bo followed up BY measures
which must ensure the speedy restoration OF
the Unien and believing that, in vics OF tos
present stats cf ,hs important military u1ovc-
lnsnts HOW in progress, and too raducsd cond.
tion of our fl ,crvo forces in the tied resulting
fron thu usual and unavoidable cBsuslt,e5 Of
tbs service, that The time hs7 arrived for pronipt
and vigorous mes2 ures to be adopted by Tie
peoplo in support of the grea; Interests cam
Iniited to your cbErga, Wn respectfully requost
If ii meets wit your entire apPro0ai-ths!
you ut onco call upon the several S,stes for
such number OF man AS may be required tn iii
UP NIL the military oIGan'z .t!ons ru| IL
tue f,ld. and TO add to the armies here
t,forc organizad such additional nunb.7
Of men ss may. in your Judgment, be
Of ;ho name, Gus cities ard military positions
that Ears bsen captured by sur armies, and
to speedily crush out tbo f.bcll or tt:st e1Nta
10 saver,l OF tbs Sout',srn Stats. thus praSti-
caI,y restoring to the civilized world our great
spd good Government
We oil briieTs tAs; the decisive N 7Ulrl. s
T.aar a. hsrd, ard to that end ths people Of
tho Unitsd States are desirnus to aid promptly
in furnishing al relnfoIc,1len that YOU may
deem pacdful to sustain our Government
lsre.l Washburn, sIr., GavsIhor c:
Marie.
N. S B,rry, Go9ernor Of Nsw H.up,
shire
Frederick Hslh-ocr, Governor Of Yer
mont
I'm. A Buckingham, Governor Of
C7nn, c:icut
Z d. Morgsa, Governor of Nav York.
Uhaa. S. O!6sn, Governor Of Nav JAR
scF,
A. 6. Curtin, Govsrnor of Pennsylya.
MIA.
4. W BradN7a, GoTslnor oi Maf5
land
F. Il. P.erpnn,, G0vs5por 81 Virginia.
Austin B!a,r. Governor OF Michigan.
j. B Temple, President Military Board
Of Kentucky.
Andrew johnson, Governor CT Tonnes
Fl. r Gamble, Governor of Miss7ur;.
0. 2. Morcn, GovcI nor of Indiana.
David Tod, Governor o. Ohio
Alex Ramsay, Governor of Mipneso:s.
R,chard Ystea, Governor CT Illinois.
E,wnrd Sllomoa, Governor cf Wiscon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
from yfcksburs, &c.

NOBLE. Juiy e-Tne Meupnlr " enI'2t'F.
n m. h inst, says that The Fedora!s are con-
nsc.ms the r two flsetn 1t 'lekshurg' " cut
,i,e canal scroas tie cIunirg on The opposite
sbS:e. rhay see also flung on: sn e2Psdit:oh
TO 90 W the Tsz,o river 10 take the Coniene,
rate batteries s,tu..ed sixty miles aboTe The
mouth Of TIE river.
on Friday last our eue'1ls5 saplnfec $50
burnt forty wagons. loaded With Federal stoIe,'
on the Me1nphis and Charleston 1ail.cad. a
dstscbment Of Con. chalnel'a command cap
tueed e.voat7 .five noro which were saved,
with their contents =,
" Tho r. Yankees are fortiyirg aen ?h;s.-
they are digging rita pits ana throwing
~ en,reuchments four miles in rear OF toe
eirv. portion OF shernan's 5'si ion
bm moved from Grand junction 10 aios'
COW, forty miles from M:mphis, WHERE en-
,renchmsnts arc being constructed. N'g!o'a
.rs being impressed, through Wcst Iennessee,
for the purpose. An et,ack ia evidently ex'
psctcd by The enemy.
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REPLY or THE PRECEDENT.
w.asHaroN. JULY i, 1862

WAaH[NGToHI JuIJ = IoVA
Gsttl,non:-Ful,y cnncurring in the Wis.
don ofthe vsws expressed to me 10 80 patriotic
q m amer. by vou in Recommendation of the
2s.h day Of juno, havs d,oided to call into
service sp additional force of three hundred
thousand 600 ooo) mar. suggest and
recommord that the troops should be principals
" Of infantry. The quo.a Of your State would
bs -. trust thst they may be oarolled
without delsyi SO as to bring this unnecessary
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THE WAR OF SIJB]UGATION.'

IAhIzEI s ACCOUNTS OF TIE EECIET
Esk It'll
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PpAsI0 AMONG JEW AND GENTLE.

ISe Great Strategic Movement OF the Young
NAP LEON"
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MOBILE, Juiy'9.-A spec al dqpstch &c the
"Tnhune," from Grenada, yesterday, sgyD
that Narlte!n Papers Of The 9Th, contain Co
piuus arcoun:E of McClcilaE's defeat in Vlrgi-
:Iin Thay try to claim the capture OF 700
prioorers, spi acknowledge tho loss Of twenty
iDousand men, thirty pieces OF artillery, and
!sEgo amount Of conmissarY ard ordnance
siorrs. They admit the capture b5 tho Con
ieGer.tas OF Gensrals Reynolds ND Mctlal|,
state that Gan. Gas.in WAS killed, and Gene.
I6l: Mesda, Bnrns, Sumner aud Heins'lms
sad NUMEROUS field officers wounded.
TIE t.,to that tho at-eEglh Of the Conlccs-
rate srmy waa 200 600 nen, and its loss
10000 They say the F,dcrsl army is enc.mped
On high rolling ground, on the banks Of J .mes
,;ycr. if.een miles from Richmond. Their
transports are at tho wharves unloading sup"
plies ,or tue army. Mcclellan, they Ray, wss
confident oi his sbiii,y To meet any .ttsc!i The
,)cplrdcr.le army might make Oh his praaent
LII
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We Continue this. morning the publication:
I'll. 4s.3ftaue li1lI cur Ndr:hera files, tsaS!,ls
isGes ss late as tils 4.h
,epectsl ocrrss 7oa. e. CO 81 t:.c i;eS Yars Ilz
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-n-sp Rouge eife.cnptuTed-l.6ooF FT'soh-
ers Taken.
MOBILE, Jug s-p"ssengers By the Tag OF
trucs steamer NatchCz, .rUi1 S.u Orleans re-
nor, ,ha, Baton Rouge has beon taken b. Ger.
Van Dorr, and thst he captured ffteen hundred
prisoners.
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HUNTER AND THE NEGRO BRIGADE

LIMc0LH WANTS MORE TROOPS /!