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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24
From the West.


..1 5e~.. .r.. From the West. =.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Colonel Heth, with
three thousand men, attacked the Federal for
ces. under Col. Crook yesterday morning at
Lewisburg; and after a severe fight the. enemy
were driven back and completely routed.
Col Crooks force numbered thirteen hun
dred The Federal loss was ten killed, forty
wounded and eight missing. ~. 1ra
The enenly's loss was much greater Four
cannon, two Of them rifed, two hundred stand
Of arms and about one hundred prisoners, IN
Guiding one Lieutenant Colonel, one Major and
several Captains and Lieutenants were cap
tured. " : lin III n..:
The tug boat Telegraph, which has been ~
ing sunk at the Prince street dock for a length
Of time, has been raised, and taken to the navy
yard, at Washington, for repairs.
v.....s=
It estimated that the aggregate loss Of in
surance companies, by the fire in Troy; will be
81, 3S5, 900, little more than one-third the
amount Of property destroyed
The Commissioners Of Taxes Of New York
have decided that the 7. 50 per cent stocks held
in that city by banks, corporations and indi-
viduals. are liable to tax alton. The act of Con-
gress can only be made to apply to Federal tax
alton. ....3 a.% -
I English papers say the five vacant Carriers
will be conferred upon the Duke Of Somer-
set, and Lords Russell, Canning, .FitzWilliam,
and haftesbury. 7 . -, - +.
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
SAYS that two Of the men Of the Massachusetts,
18th regiment were killed by sulrstrose while
on the march from Lynnhaycn Bay to Norfolk
on the day the latter place was surrendered to
Gen. " COL. q ..@i. ~ -. "
Mrs Navy c. Thon1e, the last surviving
witness Of the execution Of Gen. Andre, died
nNew York a-few days since atith9 age Of 90.
Her father was a quarte1nastel: Of the Continen-
tai army. and was stationed in the Highlands
vIlan Andres capture and execution took
place, -...,...~-~ -. :. ~.-. = .- ..-'.
4 TTRACTIVE S 4 L E,-On MONDAY
Il NEXT. the 18th inst, at 10 o clock, at the
Continental House, 10. III King street, will be
sold at-publ;c sale, the lately bought ITO ST.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE con
sistng of Tables Chairs, Carpets, Beds, BIeddng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24

A TTRACTIVE S 4 L E,-Oa MONDAY
Il NEXT, the 25th inst, at 70 o,cloclC, at the
Continental House, = o. III King street VII be
sold atpub;c sa!e th9 l95ely 3 Bo44hf ~
:istino of Tables, Chairs, Carpets. Bed, Bedding
and. Bodsteads; Cooking Stove and Atcnen
U5ens;Es. " I5erEas-C r-r7~z1,r
NJ 22.!-ltx& s ~ DlSlLL. 9 * IL * AZ
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-09
By eRAPE.YIEE AND orHERWIsE
os Dlrs or TIE DAY


cH11rssoooa Saturday RrsainE 3 P. NJ
TuE New Ydrk election ha, not SURPRISED
me- ouispok5n holiness, vsLene at denun-
citation. much Sound and fury signify moth.
inc. almostinfariably succeed before the wild
chaotic. tickle populace. The Dsmocrats dealt
largely in these elements Of mob clamor and
electionstring flaptrap; whilst interruptions
pfths Administration. the recklessnsss Of Con.
gress and tile failure Of the military supplied
them with every argument, they eould wish.
The FIRST mania over, the fear Of atrssI
partially subsidized and the prospect pf sueces,
alluring, the orators ard Office seeker Of the
ronts~ made one desperate assault . gain.f the
i'm" aud trfuHiphed "a in nine cases ellt Of
ten. they always do uaaer similar cireurns stan
eess
Ii New Jersey and Illincis the result has
been equally prosperous FOR The DEMOCRATS
and il is now eIerisin that the next House Of
Representative viii be against the Admins
traiion by dear workisg majority The
Senate viii i. Equally decided in tkefr r Tor.
These ihinssvill Of course excite dekre.
Of Interest in ilif Sbulh. beyond their deserts.
Every one has been looking to The Noveipset
elections with more less curiosity; and some
with degree Of hope Such hopes are IN
Equestiorably d5lusi.ns. so FAR as they promote
any expectations Of present relief The far on
good. which niiy flow cut Of them, is a,so con
atingent. aud BY ho means definite. or coarse
all divislon in tie North is our advantage But
10 What extent rillltlTsir division Eos A ain
two horses OF Congress OF diamstrieslly oPppo-
site politics, ate pleasant objects Or future
Contemplation. But all in all. de elections
jnss held pre.eRt TOO iu,uatnre and incip5ent
an appearance justify any conclusions. enc
way or tie other
TnknR is Eu.ssor this evening that .ssr
troops are IN lios combat around N.shSiII..
5 gentleman las Just asssred me that The for
tacaiioiis nporFt Cloud 5 i.iiI, are incur pos
session. ] do-ispt bellows orc word orffl /
must caisfrss Hat the .apturs Of Sa.hriII.
looks rather gloomy At present. and reeeEles
from ~ slowly e,ery day One nonth age. ]
eoul,l sec Tie liq .and upon the cosrt Hens.
clock xs~ ] canCsreIy dssery the espsI9 Of
the capitol in The dim DISTANCES. Pfccrsst5ua.
tion has lost nsslsy a man his fortune asd his
f1mc, and seems about to LOSE Tenness.s the
scat OF Governinsut
Il
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/ i've bal thh RIeas,lre on yesterday of meet
ts5 ont tAikIItsl siil an.iabIc fiSEil of the
Minshfsser glTehn) Daily Bulletin, SIR. VIM.
I8 Siattnr Nillste contributions both ID tile pes
liFIed and jpiEnalistic literature of tie South
have made him we'll known and duly appre-
eiat.d Huif1gl the LIST few years
Our IRE due 10 tic fair ladies Of La
Grange. ca. far a beautiful bosqust. IL con-
sisls Of a rare selecti.a Of the iloH4ss OF the
SESSION xduisitey arranged in a eirI-ie around
snowy HollOf our own native c6tttR;not for
sf1ting 70 Snll+ace a ppi OF PEPPER and a Leaf
Of corn Ne take this Httle nlcinerko as tie
nisIsi assttrinE tribstc ito our PATTI itislu and
zs1saus reeosnize il. as a bright feris IN III.
weary al sry labor Of The editorial s4feer II
We we're "a rget weEhpuld write .4rl thanks
lTn }. GOLDEN Rhine.
exIrreaident Islrhanail will IN short Tine.
prtsei. ta the people Of tile United States HE
tleis l.Iel '2fdahnsi abpEate defenee Of his ad-
naAsttat,Ya.
/ Tie Empress F.llgenielis eterrnisies 10 IN
hoflpeg ball tghsirg inI taris, aud Fl zto. ihe
Atelkbfs-ies mafador. h4s been cl.gsget Tor the
iil4r; N TIC hfRpedroTnd-
II pizin ArisInt T. Rogers. Of the Ioudonn
Battery hhs llseni prulAoted 10 tllel rank Of
Major ipf Arlilifiy, ior glsisnt aad nschi,orio
eoIhFinHtEli ih9IlAsf aai at SIsnassAaI
H lfsf4pesl the RiehmoHd csrrespsnaehk Of d. .
ch4rlestoi ooIIiife. tells story al diaEhg viii,
Gen. IIse ind lie etiqutlte Of tie dindeE table.
IIfI4i8iite sdSis;
II kliosEha sit III Tie idaa Of tie tallels en-
AsuiredI No, iiil ICED, ie sits M t:Ie Side the
.Hd6utallt Senerhl dpes tie carving, pr course
Brlie Ehhefhl ASKS you what Sou WilEs have.
IY ill aay. beef THE general turrslto Col.
IHchiIfoa aud SAYS l5esfldF Capt. B. gu. Chill
itof cuts a tiice puts il solemniy on s9iIr plate
H I3eef f6s Capt b., IL
H ny otderIof General Lee.
rLi. Il Chiffon A. A. 4f
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4 HAVE il M Po--essson reyr3 bay ~ the na,re
OF PEIERa5tlsl ~ ycifs ~ a-f o. l7rit con
pixies aid b.y SAYS he btl-ne- 70 a rtntiesaa.
y Csirinih n - arl bird rlan IN i1r 4.
~. uhn sfi anl - fhaifsn.,<a- hirl f1ar- 3.
60 on the ase ra-n- - At-u-t = h,..t = < SEEK
4Eo. ] isusd 1la vsry lick zhiih Typhoid terrr
tok him in age are trested li- c.alr untt pefi-
Tie owner Of -ai lefa lave ii,t y c-.,ar fcr
Fard proving pf,rfity aud IA. d :. 49,
oct-1-1w Jas. ~. PRICE a. .
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InsLrueIisns 10 EnrOI!ing LIiIieers.

Cra7T kSonca a. Oct "a. 11E2
IL - he dsiy - EuroiiE sEcrrs 10 srrs
every mas IL tteir respective Districts oisrrn ths
elE,sbe4iien berstoftre orlrrrd- II rr1trns 81 ffr
District Ar ab.esi c4a1f.t - found thrT nar ~
e1roled- Tie d-scriptiun Nil e gives from r1srn
r. Or lutoI1l.tion AID zust b stated undsr tss
bad q -Re-na. L.
ceasrriPt. - reuaia IN thar respective cosaiss
untii called isr " -.
" Lcn the cal u rale the Chairman III Fupfrir-
it1d The EnronE 11ccrH. AID hey I'll th1t al
psrro1s embraced IN the r4l cbry H. lurrtliatsiv
amer The day arptinl fr rl6linr he
he Enrolling c1csrr rrsuiTcl = arrert t-rh r1.n
y conIrripf aEs. uto RAY y f11n6 IN tei- dsrscis
glthout cflfi1c4ts q rxempti.u- Itey ~ cal
epon the sheri1 and { 1r1z3icE % aid the1- 1.t 81
ether asslstance bo Necessary tleF III pelt he
fsct 70 ne. and troopz uiii be f1rnislIc1
knruing o1ceu rcuai1 Ia t1r r. piIlrictG Ard il-sr
ebticE - III end rIih The 1rat eErle1f IlEv art-
re4uirrd % ratrh tie liriric and % rake rcS ~
reports They riii be Lc1 10 stryf accounL,bIit1
ir ttatrufh " rhsir reports. an3 niosrrr - thsn
sifaiy f<iis Prouptly - report pers7ar e
csnscript are directed abDre viii kirslf le 1ea,l
Eiih- Tie Coaf.dsrate Gorsrune1t gives thea
pc sozPsnratio1. n fhs Hork mast ds1e fspr-
egrh'y- Chairmen q The ruzEty Co1rts are charges
~ The Een-r4l Euperiniedence ~ tie -1srf II
heir sen1iies- gAO- l.. HOPKINS A. D. c.
ne- - lss4- and Supt. q Enr1l.izg c.iser1-
- Esf Isnrrssse paPtrs coy.
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Rags RAGS. Rags.

WILL. buy ~ the cd l.i6nen AID C.ifoa Rars eta
pieces - rope Euauy sacks pieces ~ teris All al
tie cd rags tru can brinr me in The prxt thrre
uoHihs. Tor uhiei vii p.r CASA
Wash the 1irr ost aud trin.- rl-- in rake - a.
the scraps AID rre and scE yosr uorry r.r what yor
have thrown SWAY
wzut thea delivered ~ NJ ga nfa17 IN fhe cor.
ner next door - q. H. p Wsrre' - ~ ~ ~ $50. al
Bspiruhud 4 Birknllar. "a al Hnr-isou Tenn - a
p Hunter AS = RIlIr TiflS
chaftanoor.. Oct. L lse1
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ON Eondsy the I1fh dfy Or Sareu.,cr ptrr-.
~ viii expose Tor sale Tot tie hirhcsr tit Ter
late residence % David gantia. Did. r. +.-rer.
Tenn. nrnfhs credit. I'll tie lire sick u ulrh
he died lu---ssel-ccnsi>tin- 20 Stat = Lad 81
horses and nudes loo head ~ s-frk ca.fc anl ~
- stock hogs Notes With art'r.rrf So SIS 81 g.
required Tie a1o1nfs rnlrr Sc mast - ftil -
d2y ~ Eaie- This l-th tiay ~ october Ia
oei1l-iU- NN- 4. EtSKiN. Aiai'r-
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last

I'M I.,ntrut N,unt.sn k-rlasr evening 40 f-st
" brtueen Cox Coeke's re-,tence and Ne Post
snail gold watch and cl1tf- The cu1rr narne-
.SallTe V--l,iu~fr- .(,-I.e - fs.rrrIsd IN fo
Tie inside srifabie reusri aiH ie gives ior II
delivery q sid watch a he Iel,ti rf-r-
Ocf1i ~ DANIEL. q. COOKE
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Proclamation.
HEADQraErEks. Jacrsox Ms
Orf. -


Oct = -
TX
Hpr sutkplifT RI The -ecstisrr 81 Wars 40 Cen
- icterafe States ~ ttncii-l. fr.-cai1r tit *
change n I'rIso,FES- oEFlCfr~ ar1 = - uit have
znird AZ fics-bafr Mississippi "a, 4, as. safe a.
frai and cir1IirLe- All rrfc4r~ a,i .4.sssr. i,ts
namcs have tls-n reci-t ~ rfi, 80 a. - f--si.r-.
sp'ner a. - 1r<- srh irstrcfi.> . srat l.iIf
tatinn of t1rhl1Ss- VII refr'lt ra.lalf t1y - the
headquarters Il their respective commands.
LLOYD TiLsHG ~
bnr- Cener1l G. ; ArmT. Commanding III a4arevi
Prisoners
Onfriai-
rsEa.TAs Ellis. =. calssia 4 A. g
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VIII. tr for Isle AZ tire Conrt holzs ~ H1r-i<
j Nand1y. the iosil dat q Noremser. Issl. n
public Oufcry 10 the highest bidder inr cash negro
man named Alex Hack AtniIf vttree ,,rs "a
rye f-ef hFe inches hi-h. and weighs 4i,o1i iss 10
said .~sro ~ays lie = i.nEs - Samuel Warsr 81 Ri
Iiulare r0s1fF. Mar laaI Said gro u = r1sirrr.r
and VIII - sid N tlaf day - ray rilarres-
cctfi-lm MILO COULTER
Sberlr Hamilton (',1.-l:r
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Isl Rlrcidn s.
.;chl and Drama.;c.

Miss t'fsisassa- tic actress Il "a stated. lis
ls'f niost OF ,sr oriHne alsi j about 10 rcir
5 tolilis .tage. siIs isliNnis iniParis
/ Nr R:shinss znl daughter are all! ilsyIls
al Rpchcsi,4
-til siier II ElnoeO kas teen made to 81,
Z llasisH hraliif.is three months CT a. ~ Y
IN a ilstra a fof iesilipss. &c.
| THEArFs,sL laB AtsieaI--l.dnil, E5rrsa
amt Edwin lPaOt< are riiii Il ri 70 ri.n- nd Ntiv
York. AIirther star las as.,.. 3spd nj liz al
iiiAsir ii.niaiis -. Mr. Daniel r. Bsn,.snsi.ss. !,
whom the Herald Us. he rxi ted an 18th
isctHal igor. suit ely AID a nzgnsfic I,.,-t
over l,s .tiencr that are rsr.Ss o Be sr.,..ess
cd lle z-hsys-
4 Mss ksts Bate.ia1' 70 m.fly lstca - oil.
o. Che BAieaiAn children has made rrea
~his9 as natural aebcss.
Letters hive been received In New Vol
anlls lsieiiiS lie lpsn ef a vessel lame III
Ftaiesl) on is ~ay .i-ira Aust ala 10 the Uslf
TED States With troupe Of niit,sfreI, u
beard Among hose s,PPcs-Allo be lost Al :
Tom Brewer Iienicrest. tic dancer and JoI !
Rsyupr fof Hseity WITH tie IIuckleys
Mr. AID Mrs. Barney Williams are al Ill.
Boston Aii.eia N.
Il Gotsschalk has been giving concers /.
ProvSienee B5ston. Worcester Ind Is.wrs u
The boypiai,ist Papc, is giving coneert. Ii
loroisto, Under tllr Patronage 81 Msior -Cenei
l~l Sir Napier The l.tyle follow has Led
peitea and fe.ed liz all TIE leadin- psop'o II
canada, aud has leeii ecircf ID Tie r.sis.ell
irssioi h"fs Monrk. Lord Frederick P.sn!et aslt
li-Cid AlezanGer Russell.
joseph I'rortos reinnenerd al, en-se,n.nt II
cineiiHali on the lltil. j. Wilkes Booth !.
nlsd announced there.
The Adslphi theatre. Troy. uIicI. was RI
Feuily DESTROYED 10y FIRE. cost S3OeO0. ans
WAS insured ioi oslyS7 GEO. 1t was crecte.
in $50. and lie first manager was Sir. JOLT
L. earafch. HILL IN
A new drains, entitled England aud 4ns
lraiia. is il Perturbation at tic Mcuilai tbell
Tom Mcguire, Of the Metr5pol;tan 81
Fraiscisco. has retired irols thciiricai life. ak
kicreedetlin tic lessee ship Of he houl.. HI
Mr. Charles fibbetts, who had il when i
lifst oreled.
20 Says ihs El-nia Iu,elIi44ncer Of . I.i
date:
AAc yesterday llAd All islierviens with a gel
ilelsG1t j,ni from Galsada WHO iniornie,i a
that when i,rnic Eiuiiss "A oman s. erlsr VA
first received III Canada that Mr. BtasIe, .
Yankee, Wild keptIa Noted first class Hotel 4
London III CanadaIpublicly endorsed the inf
n4dus order Al ;ii@ breakfast table. aud thai
bei,ire night fort Meme British oiieers-.riil
always lodged at thiss tie hest hoase ordered
thet baggage 2HdiinHig s.antly left the hotel j
lie states furihcf! inAt canada is swarsiiifit
with organsgriBdets sHld that they luniv-rsali,
conlinenee and quit with Dixie lie fi.inki
the British snbiectk ii Canada strongly srinna
tsiz> with tlse Soulli
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Collllnifsed

mo jA IL Chsttat,o..z on lie -7th Aaks-t. lsrk
IL aslrs by nan. i lex rlf, -sr. - -lrss.
= JsEi-s - krel q f-liaf,c t,s1ir N--<rsssa-,i
te = 1s-'lt i-st I,lriies :. f,ials Sas ,.,,
be esi'er viir sla- fsraari. prove uf..i.rfr .ai
-. cn1rxes n. X. tffI III EI.
al-.u SLIM ln---- -. -.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.

81 L. KESNEDh- II The ~ -.and 81 " Z Ken
ncdy- viii u pleld % meet = irienis and
ers y heret5f1ge in The aisrr ilifc q bis,lltss
p8ysitiaus' pfesfspiioas eafefaily prepared. &C..
1c- ~ NJ L. KENNEDY.
oef22Alm ~ tSign Of The Soid-n Hortar.)
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For Sac. by an officer in The Armr

Two HORSES. tae tlscrolsEi, bred ts.rcr hors-
u large .fyiirh zzi o. isilei has l-e1 ia tie ssr
fier frvu the hrElnsisE o. The sar- Noa,d 81
star Nicer Age. yesrs-
Tie other yol1K stallion wan CID Ce1iI
snd draws fnsiy n buEEr-
ApDiy 70 Nsi- J. T. CHANISEYs,
Ter {. Maj = l. n ,kins Lau o1cr. kaiA 81
ecffs-ff
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TAKEN -

) n Etst ~ jail iii ilaft4lsra. u sai.t.,i ,l.s
y k1-t isiuc-set oa tie = d-g = flc-ilr-. -
tHfsiso Nan by The nauls = Ill.S ui,8 N-Ir. :
p~-tirs - Wa 1c.-s 20 Ierilliis ifrtn- sid -
= -. K fsst = i4tass aig 4. ~ s.tr-tiis.
sct5 - SElftr Iri',.r-.
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1AKEN ~

Nd T,ai "a ~ - C--fia1l.sfca Ifam--inn coanty
= kasi T~Fz~-.es. "a -i4e = 81 uersi-r. ls5- =
NEGRO NAN. aa3 s-y~ Z = H1ill .tt r.. and that
he bri0rKs - Jlhn Pride ~ S,raItf White equity
Tenn. said ~ : bl1sks p jean ttl feet / incl
high. j. H. SWAIN.
2 ocr5 "a ro~-
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w IN Dade eanty is:so. NJ Nh 11en 70 sas roee
ges- Persons having negroes u hire xiii adiress u
Al Trenton. Geo. Permanent esllpiornert
ectz'll n. b. ncnAHAN 4 Co
81 Knoxvilie Register ana 1870, 60. ~ 80,
cory AND send bin 10 KnoxFilIal
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Pr FhspPs andIdowns Of ihs sIankes Cen
-eraisIsrs tfaly divertiiis. The findfuations in
ilse HiiiiEar market equal those Of Wall street
THERE II nds 4 soldier among them Who, wien
lie Iai shim down At hight can say hat lie will
arise Ithr sai,les m,lsrext day. He may lie a
very iIlsrslt individual Indeed. lIhe truth is
dat She lenfifiAls al 4yzshingten believe with
Ham1set lhaHl very dog must have his day The
little NaPdleou however is having rather
IoAgdr ere ban Ecr4e people fsargaEnsd for
From orr q .lAlsIiea on Yesterday. it seems
that he Il oIce more roninssnder chief Or lie
se1h aiips. II.llsck Ieipg agais Sc BIT cut;
Vest 3I
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A POCKET HO0K containing between SIS and
a $40 one $50 anil enc $40 hif The balance in sraa
bills aid slinplssterk. also tHb postage sfamIs
sill pay literal reward L. ai.y one rcturning The
u me al camp q Cioode ittfaisn this
hce T. J. Ora Mt
tct1s-lW Co. ft5osIe-e Battalion.
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T. EnroiIing orcers vii confuse q maze carroll
nsnia under the iau Of lsll APRIL i>t.- zn[ A pal
7isf, 1854 EuiI iusibsr orcers-
/ IT, EuruiiInE tGlcelr arr remiuied thai = a =
part q fler drty ~ has aElesfrt aud arlt tbi1
place AL soldiers. whom frs nay 116 uiiin tlrir
disfrrf. sbscnt frnn thrir Ni-hlrL ieaFx
" rhsa leave q absence nay have e1pir+d- sch
mes icreltcrs From tre army AID uh-s. fiey
peri fr duty 1rrr Immediately. 1st be trsktf -
enrfllIng oihcsrf
u III r1roied r1zdiers mai Re orlercd - report
hcls Al oncs eiae be ARRESTED - prnt1s iialls
- niiifary duty vail BE allowed renlain - Ier
ksnsE wiki thsir services required rltxi here
L D. BLlKE. Lieut. Cd
ehho-1u Eapt- Lee ruirirF Ert~ir-
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49,
~ Y orisr Of Quzr1ernarisf Gsnera have bssr-in-
trusted WIKI enfrs coftfu q OLE ting ths hidss
Df the besres kra for lie any fsr tnnni1E azi lie
Bsfrhass Il Leafhfr ior r-fsctur1f- Ian1rrs har
irE leather h1nd and Wing h3des viii Do vel n
,dcress with proper references he Amy -
be sod ard Il 10 Tie juty - al patriotic
ErEiEf Ia 50 doing All leather bsd a 1ureaEonablt
prices will - isspressrd r. " BILLIARD
Eaisr A.. e.
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MOKING AND CHEwIN
T"HR

CEGARs \ ssUFF. al ~ The 1nest easiity-
= Als0 many ether artir,ss various iss = trads
est5o-ln DEE- gEA1u
trsss sise Market a.. riaii.ssoEs.)
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s7- We f.ase adviec4 from the North up to III.
Ssi Est als sslIiel We learn t;lat sEeu BaeiI
as IreH ordered to Annapolis, and hat Gen
lsoseilcrAns llzs i4k4n his place. bhe latte,
I9snc9llwa| ssreHa,lei ii i.ga:s4iI.e. drl biI
satFival iI.erd. Eaa1 males seea HI <slictr I'D
TIA tE4lIslicEs,sn Akfng was NIX ff4 tEoc4 ID,
RI{rah4J theFlklte iis',E'' Tic NeS kiork lied
If skIlerilshiiy llikt +lhe afnlt .iL;e ofGe.l
isafliIllA al i of CEN Rs,se:,-s:s 81 + IN tons1
Itl9sn NsEitiEfy FOR NasarlEis. estEsys a I'D
-FE MIN IF giving atosistr t-sqf 10 Gen
ias-gs hiIiaE it is sasHeetei IS Hrethsit < Tor
sssspefIaf riIt4rf9lses ri fi,st sIrarteEs
Il gast iais are5alt aei IS o. 4sfe,lirlians Of al
f4Fly lHp,ff ent4 tiaent IN tir-Fi,ia. Ba.
'le,g arf HE iliiljarity Of ,.rsrlsyrs and
ltfEa4 '.ifdeiyta 1on that q,,afttt not en-
iTtleH E5ofs Weigh lnsn any oiIi4r exprs.-
liort AID spcaulatdrs We areIIiE.ly to hsv.
4 great b4itEe IL IL. souih.vekt before the
dtnHqf PEIiA ilii4.isr| among the li:lls Of the
Eat lfs gsi,. Mcclellan. Is.ysHtlle \. Y.
MfrcsfSIEtfII4ft her husband a cam because
.tu9ia Her husb,slId should
lea 9fiiimself
80. --E
sssy- TfrfH ndwk from Europe will lie
: aaIl.eFs4sdass lat.lt4n that rseeikt4 by Tie
A4strahzsIah AMI can hst fail to l,e|lighly in
teiIs:tihg1 l#Isl ll
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paHddt. chat Of the commanding G.Jersls.

paHddt. chat Of the commanding GsBer.ls
Public opinion may often be wrong, and
POPULAR clamor should never control Gen
eralt 81 statesmen; but when public senti.
mebt isIbased upon facts and IS guided by
reaspn anH judgmsnt, it is sntitled to high
rsghFd not only by stataIusD, but by
Gensrkl, ID the field.
WelAaIs made these remarks because we
Think thete is sometimes disposition on the
one hand 70 etnsure without Cause, and on
the other b suppress all liberty Of thought
ana ofIspeteh. Both of these are grave
errors which should be corrected. Z Error
ofoPi1ion maybe tolerated whe+c reason is
LETT free tp combat it. 4 truly great
3eneral 81 great statesman. does not obi Get
h haxipg hiF conduct and opinions invests
4g.teEl, p.cAuse as gold becomes puTsr by
being trieH in the Ere, SO the conduct Of
truly gFeaE men become. brightsr the more
ItnoFbush tile eiIahpinatioD it uuAiergoes.
c=gr NH Phillips. wife OF the Hon. P. Phil
bps 5f MAJ who was arrested and driven ont
lof w sAhih#tOn hasrbeelI 4 second time releas
lea. fHonA 4eebnd coniineln.nt on ship Island.
lHersulier;tgA have been truly H.lockibg 4
/ victim jiisst II the degrading IneanEess OF the
arilIsrFtiesE M Washington and Isty to the
attraeiRu sbandornlfnt OF Butler the Beast.
this LAZY has proYsp herself as queehly in
aartyrapIn as. in the sPlendor o. spfietyl Gel.
PhiliPsand faFpily iitend seeking refuge and
hoHa in GcSFs5a. where his repatpkion for Ie-
gal and liteiFiry Ability viii make i'm and his
accoHipIishd5 family, warm welo6tse