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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

CONFORMING THE REBELs.-=A London medical
journal states the case Of a man who lived q
whole year after his backbone was broken =
Prentice mentions this as an encouragement
and consolation to the Southern Confederaoy.
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CF'cAGo. June 1.-THE majority in favor Of
the new constitution in this city is nine hundred
and three.
Returns from the State are very meagre; not
enough to indicate results.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

o Columbus, according to the Cisis, was
fifty years old yesterday-the plat Of the city
having been entered Of record In the Record
ef's Office Of Franklin county on the 18th day Of
June, 1879. II was then a "deer lick"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

OMAHA, N. T., June l6-The overland emf
grant escort, sent by the Government, left this
morning for the West., Emigration is larger
than ever before. Some ak thousand teams
have crossed the river at this point alone.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

10 Four persons were fined by the Mayor
yesterday morning each one dollar and costs,
for drunkenness, and, failing to pay promptly,
we're ordered on the chain. gang.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

New YoKk, June l5.-The Persia sailed at
noon wish $3.50 600 in specie and two hundred
and twenty passengers. Among the latter is
Lord Lyons. eu
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

COLUMBUS, o., March 81, 1862.
Capt. T W.TALLMADGE has been In the service OF
the United States, and Of the State Of Ohio almost
stany since the commencement OF the present hav-
ing served upon the staff Of Gen. Rosecrans and acted
Assistant Quartermaser Of Ohio. He now proposes to
In which he hopes to advance the interests OF the sol
dieIs. In every capacity In which Capt. TALLMADGE
has acted for the Government he has proved to be
Of good business habits and bis honesty and integrity Of
purpose have been evident In all his transactions with
the Government. We cordially recommend him as q
man entirely worthy Of confidence and one who will
honestly carry out whatever he proposes to do. Having
been soldier himself, he is peculiarly adapted to the
business In which he 10 engaged and TO which he
proposes TO devote bis time and energies.
W. s. R0sEoRANs, Brig. Gen. U. 8. A.
WIN. DRNNIs0N. .s
o. P. BUCKINGHAM, Adjt.Gen. Of Ohio.
O. DELANo, Com. Gen. Of Ohio.
GEO. B. WRIGHT, Q. NJ. Gen. Of Ohio.
my22-dhwu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

CRIM. Con- There Is case Of this kind in
our Common Pleas, which has hung on since
Monday. If It don't hang the jury before they
get done with 1t, II will be wonder. .-a'
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SPECIAL sNOTTCES

To the Nervous and COnsumptive
OF both sexes. retired Clergyman having been re-
stored to health in few days after many yea Of great
suffering. willing 10 asstt others by sending (ee
the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the lprescrptIon used. Direct the REV. JOHN n.
DAGNALL, 1e6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. X. .,.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

WAsHINaToNi June l8.-A dispatch received
from General Mcclellan this afternoon, states
that Colonel Averill had just returned from q
seach after guerrillas, but they had left. He
captured several wagon loads Of supplies, in
tended for Richmondi also destroyed quanti-
ty Of rebel grain. He captured several impor-
tant prisoners.
Nothing received at the War Department to-
day from Corinth. 20 ihu-
All quiet in Shenandoah. ~, ~ $50 &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

FoRT MADISON. Iowa, June l6.-The shops of
the Iowa State Prison were destroyed by fire this
evening. Loss estimated at fifteen to twenty
housand dollars. Insurance unascertained.
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pHILADNLpHIA.

-------- .s.. PHnAnnfEtA, June IT.
The market for thisstapia Il almost Ut stand atIlI
the difference In the views of buyers and sellers limiting
operations to few small lols clip taken on arrival
q epoet $50 D, net and some iVEslgn RVa On termi
kept private.
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a Slight CoId, GIOtIgA,

ANN> a Slight Geld, COtIgA,
&S caEodkseness, Or 9ak1
::s;5 &C. &C.; +: 3. ;;: :::;s 6: =. +,
inmates seriously. FelO are aware of
the importance Of stopping a /Soll4h o,
Slight 1eold in its first stage that
Uhich in the begt,7sigg lUottld yield tc
mild remedy, if not attended to, 500,
attacks the lungs.
8<dbon's aYto,1chiaL >SfocheA
were first introduced eIeOes years ago.
It has BEEN proDsd that they are the best
artisle before the public for /Souahs,
&oLds, 8<anchLtia, katiinaa,
Batarslh, the Hacking Cough in ISoj1-
sunz/htio,l, and numerous affections Of
the >Shfaat, giving immediate reltst:
Public Speakers and SissgerS,
lUiu find them efectttaI for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold by all 0rrggists and Dealers in
-Medictae, at .251cerots per boz.
For sale, wholesale or retail, by --s
' @. ROBERTS, Druggist,
Aaa ts. yaa No. "a North High street,
- Ig.s hos -s.s 8. 4. SAMUEL, Druggist.
deoiV-dtN0m tHG. r.HH...F ff-s'|-... ~0--0-..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

u "Artemus Ward--His Book" is about to
be republiahed in England, ....-
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FORTRESS MONROE, June 1.-THE telegraph
line from Suffolk to Portsmouth has just beer
completed, and is In good working order. The
weather is still cool and unreasonable.
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Cleveland Market.

.l ,s oLEvKLAND, June 10.
The market yesterday for all kinds Of grain and pro
duce was generally quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-The only sale Of consequence was 900 busl
red wheat at eec free on board.
E - Leader.
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no MARRIED MEN,

Or rhOso Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned VII siveiniOrmatiOn on very In
rssstnO and important subject, which will be vslu-
cd more than thousand tmes its cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in life The information
will be sent by mail any address On the receipt Of %
cents (saver) and one red stamp.
All letten ihouli be addressed to
2Qlg saaLs n. B. MoRRIs, N. D. ,
octSl-Iy3tavd&vi stf Boston, Mas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-19

Pierre SOule q Prisoner.
New YoRK, June 1S.-Amoug the passengers
by the Ocean Queen, from New Orleans, are
Major General Butler; also, Pierre Soule, a
prisoner. ,.....,
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

~ u ~ BALTIM0Rl. june ~.
BEEF OATTLH.-The offerings to-day at the scales
amounted TO 800 bead The demand was active, and the
entire receipts were taken BY city butchers and packers
ct prices ranging from 10 % rs per 100 lbs, do
cline in the inferior grades Of o5c y 100 lbs. Some
few sales OF primo beeves were effected at gure slight
" in advance OF our Outside quotations. We note pur
chases through the week Of 600 head Of cattle by the Gov
eminent agent at from - 25 70 81 10 Y 100 lbs.
H0Gs.-rhe market was fairly supplied, and under
very limited demand prices ruled lower Bales Of ord
nary TO primo live hogs at from 81 to e475 100 lbs
decline for the week OF SOC p 100 lbs. rig
SHEEP Tho supply was good and demand moderate.
Fair primo sold at from % so to ~ lOD Ids gross
dec Inc OF 1<c v D on the better grades.
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Che Obio 5tatesnran
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1876
Local M alters.

GARDEN CoEmRr.-A Concert will be given
at Voswinkel's Garden, on Thursday evening,
Junel9. The Garden will be splendidly illu-
minated. 1904 5f af. tr
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RaIIRoad Tine TabIe.


Rail Road Time Table. 4.
Showing s arrival and departure Of trains at ooiuh
bus. On and after June 30 ec2 trains will leave % fol
owE ,Ha1A r i-fA ~ ~
LITTLE MiAxI d UstUxsUsG xkhA R.K. 1iNI
~ Leaves. Arrives
cnc!nnati AOcOnraodatlOn' s9S An, 9Ss 7. n
Day Express ........"....U 30A. M. lEO0 A. M
Mall. l......u...s..,.,., El0P, NJ, SlOP' M
Night Express, via Dayton, 1900 midnight. $40 A. ID
st JNo. ", DoHnTy, Agent
ooLuMBus 4 OLsvuAND R.R.fAF b1Rl Y
Night Express. ............ 400 A. NJ. Il90P.M
New York Express. ..,..u 10 0A.M. llv0 A.
O, O. q o. Way Express. 3AOP.M lob Pm
N JAMES PATrrRsOH, Agent.
CENTRAL Ono n. n. slDsi ,a ga
No. 3 Express. No.. $50 A. NJ. li4S r n
No. Express 10 Newark.lll0 A. pa H'lu A.
No. Express. ~. ..,.. 3;55 +. ID. .
ls1s-al rilel--t pi W. " FKtL, Agent.
plrrsuunon, 6ss6 .Bui d oiScnmAu R.R. -1idi
Mall Train I. ..........,G..a $50 A. n. li:45 Y. M
lxpress Train .,.s..g...s...lllOA.A >. NJ. LILO A. M.
y 's,s9'' .si.'.l Il.,il Jos. ROBINSON, Agent.
OoLuMpus Sr INDlAHoPoLIs, d. R.hfHi ..ffti.. "
(ooLunBus PIoUA & INDIANA R. b.
No. Express .....'......: gag A. M 1910 A. N.
No.2 .'-...,... 300 Pg hgT $50 p. M.
JNo. W. HUI. Agent.
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AY ER'S,
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Arc you sick, fsdbIe, and
eomplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablei These gymp-
toms are often tho prelude 10
serious illness. Some flt OF
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be averted BY a
timely use Of tho right rom
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors - purify tho blood, and
let the fuldS move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
tlyity, purify the system from
lIsa s.N...aelzm.. ssI.aal. ....l~.
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AEIssRs,, LADIES, AND BOYs' ME.
>'~ "-V ' BAIN 4 aoN.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY,. June is. 1862.

Tho following are the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. Il. Restieaux, Wholesale and retail grocer, No.
l06 South High Street.
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wHoLEsALn MARKET
WEEKLY REVIEW.

WEEKLY REVIEW.
RLouR-salesat "a eOB4 so for red, and a sO45 q
for whites market unsettled.
WHRAT--at 75D90c.
OoRE-sales at 25o
OATs-sales at 25c.
RyH-small sales o. 45C95Oc,-
HAY--sales at oSD9.
PoTAToEs-sales at 50060c.
BEAhs-saies at 67c9oI25. -'".
6ALT-rules at o. 1901 95 per bbl.
WHITR FIsH-rue at o5 7596 90 per bbl.
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GEO. F. WORTHTNGTON,
AGENT FOR MILITARY CLAIMS,


Corner OF E and Thirteenth Streets,
WASHINGTON CITY.
uAvINa BEEN ENaAGED FOR A NUMBER on
III years In the Settlement Of such Claims In one Of
the Government Offices (rom which he has withdrawn)
oneTg 10 attend, 10 Claims OF any kind that may bS
entrusted TO him, such a. those for
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, ARREARa OF PAY,
Subsistence, transportation, Clothing and particularly
for Homes, and other Property lost destroyed in the
o. g. Service, with which he IL especially familiar.
N. B.-The NEST prompt and faithful attention paid
10 business
TESTIMONIALS.
~ shall cheeriully testify that know no agent IN
Washington on whom claimants eau more confidently
rely than on you, to conduct their business with ineg
rity, capacity and ZEAL"
Signed BY Hon. JN0. D. MCPHERSON,
Asst Solicitor Of q. 8. Court OF Claims.
Washington, D. o.
We are we'll acquainted with Mr.. Worthington, and
fully concur In the favorable opinion to his qualhca
tlons expressed above.
Bigned By Rev: SMITH PYNH. DID.
Warrington.
Hon. oHAs D. CALVERT,
House Of Reps.
Col. WIN. B. RANDOLPH,
Aa Chief 0leTk q. 3 Treasurer's o6ace.
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moMoy Market.

rtt m0Moy Market.
lrELseRArmp pOR TIE OHIO srATnAAs.I
a) NEw YORK, June 10,
The Money market l more active. Call loans are
quoted at 4K95 per cent discount.
Prime paper at4K@5h per cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange Is scarcely so Arm. Merchants o
bills are quoted ct ll6%@1l7K and Bankers bills at
ll7k@1l7k.
American Gold defined to 5K@6H per cent prem.
California Gold Bars are quoted at 0H96% per
cent. premium. .-..2
Government Stocks are lower. United States 3-l0
Treasury Notes 105@lO5j United states 6s Of 1851 at
l05X@l05X. I-.-t -
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GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER Al
AGUE DISrRIOT9.

IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AdUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudnsy, Springfield, Union county, New
Jersey, has used BRANDRETH'5 VEGETABLE UNI
vERsAL PILLS for fifteen years in his family, and fol
all his hands, in which time these Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections, Headache, Rheumatism Fever
Agus Measles WhoopOg Cough, and in fact all the dis
eases to which large family Is occasionally subject.
He says he has mover known them to fall and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all tines in favor Of
Brandreth's Pills.
(signed) JOHN PUDNEYi
Springfield, u ion Co., NJ.
Sold by JOHN 4. Cook, Druggist Columbus, ana By
all respectable dealers In medicines.
jel-d&wlm
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DEPARrMEET or TUE INTTRoR, 2

Washington, D. O., 7th Feb, 1856. !
SIN have used your Pills In my general and hospital
lating action the liver Is quick and decided conse-
quently they admirable remedy for derangemeuts
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
tot disease obstinate that II did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, ALoNZ0 BALL. NJ. D.,
- RhusiciQn of Me Anrine HaEpilnL
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Ms a Family Physic.

Ffoal DT. = " uaTItrlGLt Neiu Orleans.
Ypur Pills are tho prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities srpass any catharc possess. They are
MILD but very certain and eectua In their action on the
Towels, which makes them Invaluable to us In tho daily
Treatment Of disease.
Headache, e,sickHcadache,F Foul Stomach.
From DR.. Edwa,d Boyd, Baltimore
DEAhIho. AVER: IcannOt answer you whdt complaints
nye cured with your Pills better than to say all that W.
srer tc with puyyatue tqedieine. place great depoi-
'siice on an enectua catlarc in my daily contest with
disease, and believing as do that your Pills afford Us the
lest We have, Of course valuo them highly.
PTTsBuRd, Pa, May l, 1855.
Dr. j. O. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
ue worst h,dtdche any body have by dose two
Of your Pills 1t seems to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect ED. W. PREDLE,
(qsrI. NJ CIs0.as,. HL1,5o,
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Headache, ,sickHcadache, Foul stomac

Bilious Disorders = Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore Bel, Of NeiO Fork City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur-
pose aperien but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have In my prac-
tice proved eectual for tho cure Of bilious com
plants than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length pnrgatye which Is wor-
thy the confidence Of tho profession and the people.
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90 az
esqlt
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New York Market

ISnohTsp IOa THE ONO srATEsMAH |
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

auslv auureherding that our common agent soouS
80 involve the country in nterpose for the SAKE Oh
opaace until all the Safes can meet n Uonvennon
asettls the matter 10 dispute The Voniedereey 81
rsady d;smembered and We cannot consent tnA par
hr take paesession of the army and navy oreaeo o!
.. ali Tor our common defence, and employ them ior
,our oppressloa Let all the States meet IN ConVennon
,,snd coma 70 distinct understanding II We cannot
"arree 10 live together in pesoe or to part IN peace
ave must fight let the common army and navy DC us
banded or divided, and let Us have a IGT pgu@u
spnt Convention Of all the States is held and all mat
,.ters of az renee usted more Presidents shall DC
''inaugurated on this soil
rEnk this line Of conduct promptly adopted and Ug
orously pursued b. har'land and virginia might save
us fsom civil war altogether Or siog IN 'hat leave Us
to war on fair and sQial terus Inc Prooseons' ~
observe Is purely pacific and conservative In It's tenden
ov IL merely suspends the action Of the common
nt of the States until the States themselves u meet
"a taks the matter in their own haud4 IL does
,eem 10 O. that not only Virginia and Maryland out all
the border slave States would readily join In sucn
movement; and Can see nothing ID II 10 lorou ue
booe that New jersey and even Pennsylvania might
give their countenance and co operation 10 the event
of the co operation OF either both OF these STATES
voud suggest that some such eminent citizen as Oom-
uodore Stockton should be called TO the command IA
chief Of the allied army Of occupation. TINS Wouo
take from the movement both the appearances anu reA
" Of being sectional.
As the object Is peace, unless some more effective
means could be devised should hope is would meet
with general concurrence. Even Mr.. Lincoln ne fas
any regard for ais own peace or bis country yenae'
should rejoice at such interposon, as 1t would re-
eye ann Of the heaviest responsibility that ever rested
on the head Of man.
In conclusion, will say that in my opinion, Virginia
and MARYLAND Virginia alone il others will not cooper,
ate should at all hazards prevent the colsimmauon Of
the revolution BY which they will be strip, OF all ther
tights in the Government and have thrust directly
upon them. The Inauguration Of sectional President
elected BY sectional msjOrity, wead be that eonsIm
mation-and should be resisted by all the means thai
G,d and nature have put into our hands.
Very truly, youIs,
A. M0SELEY.
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nAsH IN ApgANoH

The Ertngrnoy tines inposing TIE necessity OF paying
,s t,r everything nesdfa for pubnoAon Of newspaper
.f "a sos TN. since INA, IN case would
-. enter suhseers backs uaess the order for the
paper ~As accompanied BY IRE 70 for e same H.
m experience only confirmed u' In this deter
mnnoa bu, eonps Annouaes TO al the subscribers 10
~, Wg reafy On booSs necessity forces Us 70 adopt
Am, rule IN regard heu until th times win just
~ ss-s, eou-s TO this end win forthwith commences The
work s.nag bs ron ne O's made ont In such
am,ua When pal place each Subscriber In Sdy nee on
a,ea,, s7hspon and III VIII be dous As TO place each
suhse-h I'm within the next three nouth On the
l- q Arb 1852 he usnssO al Who have paid according
o tens Vii e-s,sd books and regularly there
sar uey no s-, subscribers Of the expiration
0flr sas,erpoa yea alike adopted Nib ALL unless
psyu-a nsds self preservation SOnpsl This else
Eould not BE- a.iortat.
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DIEn.

On Sand n.y. the Th October residence Of his father In
Buckingham equity ROBERT ssITH eldest Of Robert
sad Ada inc Smith, sgei ~ yeArs months snd days
Wolfe quite young he pofesssd gon joined ingham
Church. othe drst can OF his nall sae for volunteers TO
defsad her soil hewss among The ht respon he
nnber OF the Traverse RIDE nnde Captain Bucfnsr
Stationed at eenber river beng prompt and ,less
In ihe discharge af, duty UNI stricken Rtng
removed hn iengs eli bat few w. when his sr lber
aei from the aorrows Of this life, aicended on hgh.
o. Friday the 18th November 81 residence OF te hus
band In Buckingham county Mrs ADALISE SMITH, wife OF
no ert Smith, Ia the SD year OF her age.
brle but paoul Illness which she bore With christian
rtude and resign toa leaving devoted husband an two
GILL rsn 70 noun her ois she calmly and peacefully fell asleep
Last, long sleep, which knows waking but la eternity
menbsr Church. aGes pats wife and
dyosd hes She will be long remembered By Ter sny and
eltce Of irieasAl - ~
~ rhsNa,hvis Banner and carksvle csrOros renpssse
VII please COPY, o..
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THE BATTLE OF LEEsBURG.

The following communication we find in the "Dis'
patch" Of the lst inst.
The "Dispateh's" correspondent We know to be a
gentleman who has possessed every facility for obtaining
the facts respecting the orders to General Evans having
seen the orders which issued from General Beauregard
to that o,er Surely this ought put to rest the ire
sponsble statements alluded to:
FItors Dispatch: Ia your ps1er Of Monday morn.
ing fad tue following in reference to the battle OF Lees
burg:
.The sea1el to the battle OF L,esburg, which proved
40 Overwhelmingly dsas the Yankees proves how
fortunate that that gallant and sagacious patriot
Gen Evans determined to defend Il against Yankee n-
vason instead OF surrenderng IT, as 1t 10 understood be
had previously been ordered to do"
No one. of course will venture to dissent froT the
compliment 80 Justly bestowed on Gen. Eyans but re-
gret TO see 10 the above paragraph repetition OF tae
intmaon that the battle OF Leesourg had been fought
in SPITE of the orders Of general Evans superior officer
Immediately after the battle report was circulated IN
Richmond to the effect that Gen. Evans to be court
maraled for disobedience Of orders. From Richmond
the rumor found It's way to the army, where excited
no less CONSERVATION than asonishment But the lapse
of few days suced to dspe the baseless fabrication,
and TO prove that is the work. MOI Of friends Of Gen.
Evans but we must regret to believe, Of enemies Of Gen
Beluregard Il WAS from the first surprising enough that
any one could believe that Gen. BeSuregard-a soldier
whose fame is due to bis trumphs over the enemies of
his country-could have wished to make the heroism Of
brother officer the pretex for his ruin, or could have
yen,ured in thi, epoch emulate the ngratude Of the
Athenian populace towards the vc,ors OF Argilusae
Nevertheless explicit denial Of the charge, founded
on positive knowledge Of the facts was some time since
published in the correspondence of the New Orie ms
Dd It is to be regretted that the denial alluded TO
did not attract your attention at the time. Since IL es.
,psd YOUR observation will state that the battle OF
eesburg so far from having been fought in opposition
TO Gen. BaursgArds orders, fought in accordance
with his eupt ac suggestions addressed TO Gen. Evans
some DAYS before the event. The action took place
the 2lst Of October Ga the 18th Gen Beauregard wrote
10 Gen. Evans, reminded him OF the extreme importance
OF his position telling Linn by means to give up
urless compelled do by the pressure OF overWhem
ing numbers and o. all events, to make desperate
stand" for the defense Of sesburg. His qualification
at the result of the engagement expressed TO those
around him In the wsrmes terms, and vas made public
in an order Of oonsratuacn and approval addressed to
the First Corps Of the Army Of the Potomac. / may
likewise state that similar order addressed to the
whole army by Gen Johnston.
trust gentlemen, that you may 6nd space in your val
liable columns for this brief explanation. d.