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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
ENSES.

@2OTJCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
persons in Delaware County requiring
- LICENSES under the Act of Congress
ITO provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and pay interest on the Public
Debt, MUST apply at my Office, at the Bank
of Delaware, and take out the same on or be-
fore the
20th day Of November,
1862. The penalty Of the Law WILL be en-
forced against all who neglect to take out the
same until after that date
B. POWERS, Dep'y Collector.
Ist Division, Sth District of Ohio.
Delaware, Delaware county, o. Nov 50.
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WATCHSS & JEWELRY,

Vt the Richest and most Fashionable PdftsTns
OFFERED AT RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
THE subscribers manufacturers and importers Of al
the elegant styles OF Watches and Jcweiry, With
view to exend their business 70 unlimited oxtent,
have determined offer the following rich and dealra-
bic description OF Watches and Jewelry at the unpres
Hunting Composition Cased Lever, English made
ovemct, full jewccd, and best imitation gold
Price SIS. Ieiails from $50 to 500.
Hunting Silver Plated Army Watch, superior
regulated movement massive case handsome finish and
full jcwc led. Price SIS RetaHs from $40 to $780,
Hunting Composition CaseE Army Watch,
OF TIE richest orIa aents Good movement. and
handsomely engraved massive case Price SIb.-
Retais from so to 800. Also, other WATCHES in
great variety, 81 LOW PRICES
LADIES' SETS Of BROOCH and EAR DROPS
Imitation Cluster Diamond, very rich
pattern, entirely ncw. Price 81.
CORAL and BEAD EETWINED, very neatand
pretty ornament handsomely mounted. Price 50, rs.
Gentemen's VEST CHAINS, Parisian a very rich
pattern Price 81.
RINGS, of the most handsome designs. PiAh, ,
ohy 20 cents Scroll, very pretty 81 Chased. Of
the neatest ornaments OUT 81. Seal signet, 81. Pat
ent chased or enamclied 81. ss a. e5 <
Sleeve Buttons. Patent chased or enameiIed
entirely new and handsome patterns 50 so. Doubi0
Bosom = tuds, a variety of new patterns, per
SCI Of three, l5O. ~
Bosom and Scarf Pins. Leaf, with oval and fancy
stones - Imitation nitmond, 81, so.
LOCKEIS. Double glass, ,aHd richly engraved -
Purchasers have only TO name tho article that they
upon receipt Of which tho goods ordered. will DC sent
free OF expense Parcels to the amount OF $12 and
wirts vii be sent by express, with bill for collection
when the goods delivered -..-r-f
Agents. suffers, Pedlers, Country Merchants, ctca
throughout the country, who wish to make money, will
~ "sL 70 o3Ih our Mammoth Circular, which viii be
sent Tree We furnish the most saleable outfits, at
prices unsurpassed By any other concern.
HUBBARD BROS,
Nos. IS aud CT Nassau, cor. OF John street,
ct1I, ls62-3m New York.
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'CoNTEABANDS. - 1t is stated that the whole
number of negroes mt Fortress Monroe is aLnut
5000 and Of these Geo of the men are in the
employ of the government. At Hampton
there are 500 to 1000, and Norfolk I,5OO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14

Total Cash Asses. S0-' 'ZoO OO
Tho PHGNIX hrs in tho past Eve years, clna'ized to
public benefit. The Western and southern states, IN
the shape Of LOSSES PAID, over
-Four HundrcI n TEirty thousand D'l'a:s,
A successful record OF n wel-tried Cooperation
Faru1crs' dwellings, aaI Iar-s .ysureI fn- term Of
yea at as Low = tTT,s rs safely t"kra by ary
SOLVENT c, mlai y that intends to r. mrin so.
cord ly solicit patronage for III IS well known
and popular Company.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
Ol-eers and Soldiers Of Tie

44TD2y of tie POtl mac :
An order of the President devolves up
on Major General Burnside the command
of this army. In parting with you can
not express the love and gratitude bear
to you.
AS an army you have grown up under
my care, in you have never found doubt
or GOODNESS. The battles you have fought
under my command will proudly live in
our Nations history. The glory you
have achieved our mutual perils and IA
tigues the groans OF our comrades, fall
en- in battle and by disease the broken
forms of those whom wounds and sick
ness have disabled the strongest asso-
Citations which can exist among men,
mite us still by an undissoIuble tie
W. shall ever be comrades in the support
of the Constitution of our country and
the nationality of its people
GEO. 3. McCLELLAE,
Mai Cnn IT &
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Gan. YcGlaranI, E,r,EsII lIIrnu tn ihs IrnlE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE following
farewell order was read to the troops COM
posing the army of the Potomac ysster-
day morning at dress parade:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC,
CAMP NEAR RECToRTowN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14

Anyof the above Flows he had WITH either Steel
Shucars both, may be desired; and will be
at Iracurers prices for cash without addition
freight
Feb 2f C. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
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For Sale.
Gin's Combination Steel Plows.

A GOOD HORSE and SPRING WAGON. Call dowr
"A at N. ELY 4 cos.
July Il, ls61.-ttf.
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N O II I Q z :

DR T. b. WILLIAMS having entered tho military
Service - has left his books with me FOR settlement
a persoils knowing themselves indebted to him will
pleas call upon at the law Office Of Reid Eaton
and settle by note or otherwise Immediately.
Delaware, Oct 81, 1862 JOHN A. CONF
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whe,TinoxNaiIs.

THE BEST IL THE MARKET-A LARGE STOCK o.
i hand at G. d. POTTER cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
.FIRM as 4 lsOCR.
CASH CAPITAL........& 100000
DEVOTED to FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY

And its aim VIII secure a continuance Of public
cociirnce by prompt and honorable ajustn mt Of
fair Claims for loss
II. KELLOGG. Sec'y. :. l. rOOMIS, Pres't.
Branch Office Cincinnati,
r. II. & II. NJ. MAGILL, General Agents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14

WUST received the largest stock Of Steel Plows
d brought to this market, among which may be rouD
tue follow ing, viz
Gil's Combination General Use Plow;
Sod A."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14

Assessor sIh district OF Onio.
November 13. 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14

EEU8BARD BROS,
Nos. IS aud CT Nassau cor. OF John street,
ctIT 1S62-3m New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14

Squirrelsswarrn in the woods of Western vir-
ginia, and come down in druvcs on the corn
fields. The Wheeling Intelligcncer says IN nu-
mercial strength they may be- iikeued unto tt e
frogs in Egypt.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-10
J. II. WATSON, Agent,

Sy- Local gents Wanted.
JAN 25th, lo62. SIT
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.

Benevolent Institution enthusiastically special endos
for The relief the Sick xuA Disfressed.
with Sirz-ut EpiteEaic Diseases, and especially
fer the Of diseases Of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL Advice gratis by the acting ali
WI Who apply by letter. With description OF their
condition. aze, nPatioo. habits Of life,
Of poverty, medicines furnished
charge
taIuAN9e reports SrerEAsorraasa aai other 6ssea
ses of the oszaas aGi the rerneaies er
pEsyei Dispensary TO the afflicted free
sealed Letter envelopes Two three stamp.
viii BE acceptable.
Address Dr. j. SKILLEN HoTGHToS. Acting SURGEON
Hcssri Asxociassoa. Ne 2. South Nicih PEiadeE-
pAis. By order OF abe Directors.
EZRA D. HARfwELL, President.
GEO. TAiRCEILp. Secretary
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TIA NS-5oa0 of B4rnes's Sugar cured Hams. q very
Superior article, sast OF smoke and for sale
q. w. BARNES.
Fsh. {, '62
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I'm AAND-2ooo pounds Dried Peaches, 1000 be
9 W. BARNES:
Yet. G. 'G2
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The "highea lnt,lleetual achieVn ent' he ot-
tuineth from Tie fact Tint he /oynlcth his
judgment trim 'high morak stand.
Potnt!" (iGg stature baug ad1ut sir
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GEOEG w. JEziT.
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTER.
.LcoNcLUpEo.
CHAPTER ".

Tie "h,yhest lnt,llectual achieVn enP he ot-
taineM fran tie f4ct tint he IoymeM his
judgment .from .High moruk stand.
PomtE" (ifig tatarc 6anS od1ut sir
Jed)
He inclines to form jad sc.ents upon Ill
subjects from a high moral standpoint, and
though his intellect is massive aud vigorous.
his moral nature VIII guide irin in the at
tainment Of bis Aighes. 10 teliectual achieve
ments.
lie dareM 10 be tyue 10 himsel/ and hafh a
"prophettc inteIigtace" UhicA entoura
geh him to ezpcct triumph, and he ne0-
err teeleM himSeJ saJe or strong In tie
pursuit Of anyttiAs unless Lssh and up
Brightness disttnetly tHun,ite lis p2fht
He meyer feels safe or strong in nc pur-
suit of anything, unless tllat course is one
Of truth and uprightncss. and when he is
satisfied that he has truth for Lis guide, he
has the courage to meet opposition bravely,
ard prophetic intelligence which cncour-
ages him to expect ultimate triumph; at
least, he is one Of the few men who dare
be true to themselves and stand on the ner-
its Of questions presented for consideration
and action.
lie nerer speakctA unless he AaM something
foS sag, winch - very lculalhdD4t, tfuiy J
@>sl4rd rarely sa5cH aaythag that he acish-
9th TO yetracH
His Language indicates accuracy rather
than copicusness no speaks with clearness
and force rather than with volatility. and
always has something 10 say when he
speaks. His language, though backed up
by strong thinking powers and intense
emotions, is generally under the control Of
his judgment, SO that he rarely says any
thing which he wishes TO retract. or acts
without due elaboration The faults of
his organization we infer are too great in
tensity and earnestuess, aud an unreserved
spirit which leads one 10 forget his ease and
comfort and TO break down by over cAer
ton.
T Sie=ing tie pecalior trait, described a5ore.
acherein George Washington Jutiaa .1oy-
getteM ms "ease and comfort" o7td brcak
eth dorm By .'orer erertioR,' ar artistic
thus represents him as undergoing the
process Of "insensUs peypirotjon;''
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COAL OH.

AAsH selling Kss Esp'esire cssl ". = ,ns
w RESI- kyar4s per Galfoe 49, - - 5K
rTaas-EoH cerhcs OH fnos safej 81 - cents per
selIoo We invite he fsss e spR 20 gag
coal b1S1AeS - =
April ~
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First Class Dry Goods House

SWeask examination Of stock.
B. J. COFFIN
Richmond. F-h. Is. 1862. 5.
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PIT RIFY Il II f B L o o d.
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills,
AND PHOENIX BITTERs.
The high and envied celebrity which these emnen'
all The diseases which tLey profess to has render
tu; worthy of them
In ALI Cases
Asthma. Chroni Rheumatism, affections
the bladder and Kidneys
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints,
the South and West where these diseases prevail
hey will be found invaluable Planters 9TH
rs who these medicines will Afterwards
do without them.
Bilious Collie, Serious Looseness, Biles,
cossveness, Colds and Coughs chonc. Corrupt
Hur1ers. DR. psis
should delay using these medicines im@eiiateiy
Eruptions of the skin, Eryspelas Fiatulenty.
Fever-and Ague.
For this seourse o'she Western country, these medi
other medicines system subject return Of
Try them Be satisfied and cured
Foulness of Complexion, General Debility
kind Inward Fever Inaan ratory Rhee'
n.si.rn, Impure Blood, Jaaniiee
loss Il Appetite
Mercsriai Diseeses-seser fails eradicate entirely
all the eaeet1 OF Mercury, Infinitely
most powerful preparation Of sarsaPariIla
Night S.eats, Nervous Complaints of all
kinds, Organic affections
Pfes-rhe original proYie.or OF these medicines
cured Of The piles OF 81 standing. 81 tie
these Life Meiietn q alone
PAINS in the Head. Side Back, Joints ard Organs.
RAesmalssa Those affected With this
viii be Of relief by the life medicines.
Rush Of blood the head, Scaryy Salt Eh Swell
ing
seyef.la Kings Evil in its forms Ulcers
every des cripton-
Tdorrns all siads eaeesualiy expelled
kwecines Parents will do we'll administer
ertain.
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
Purify the blood, and sh7s ali Impurities fron
:he system Prepared and sold 81
DR.. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
l35 Broadway, corner Of Anthony Street. New York
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IMPoRTA MT
INVEN TORS {!

PATENT lGNCT.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING. cash

A.sQrARE" IL lines Fl The tsfo in ich this
il SET NO Advertisement insert - i5r tess !an One
Dollar though LESS than IiGrs, std Tor week
only All Displayed adyertiscnenta measured By this
rule
All advertisements eontnae 90 all forbid at the
pense Of the advertiser.
e-y-Notice. -Advcrtisemeuts IN insure Insertion
must be sent in BY u o'clock 81 Tursday
Advertisements amounting to Oh viii be entitled T.
one toria notice free Of charge Egch subsequent
notice, when requested, 81.
Obieuaries.--AIl Obituaries ~ ten lines less
inserted FREE. All over ihis vii! be charged
at half Advertising rates.
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, hfIH NUHD. INDIANA,
QkSpECIFULL1 announces TO- sheci.izensof Rich
y Eond and vicinity that he l. permanentiy
practice in Cis~snaasi, perform work in the
approved style. Of the Dental Ar. Continuous Gum.
Vaieanise Base. Gold aud Silver work. made in styie
to challenge competition, and ~ prices Tow the
quality Of the verk performed viii justify.
Richmond, Jan. 4tb, 1863.
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A scoldng wife is generally high toned
woman.
Receipt for making pantaloons last
Make the coat and vest hret.
The boy who undertook to ride horse
radish is now practleing on a saddle Of
mutton.
II is said tina, the Merrimac's Prov was
no match for the Monitors proves.
Can = general who has gained victory in
the night be properly said 10 have won the
day?
He vos steels vot isn't his'n.
Ven he's cotched, he goes 10 pris'n.'
1t often happens TO genius as to spoons.
the plated article takes The place OF real
metal.
II makes q material differences to lamb
whether he is gathered into the fold by a
shepherd or snake.
Every man knows best when he plays
the knave; his neighbors know best when be
plays the fool.
Bob, how is your sweetheart getting
along Pretty well, guess; she says l
needn't come any more
Ii is said that the rebels don't go 10
church now at all. They have seven days i
per week Of humiliation but not one Of
prayer
The school birch. though in appearance
but dead twig, has undoubtedly budded 1
and borne some excellent fruit
1t must be happy though. to lover that
ms oiooo and that OF his sweetheart mingle I
perhaps In the same mosquito.
There is farmer in Yorkshire who has a
mile OF children. His name is Furlonr, and
he has four boys and four girls Eirbt E,r
ongs one mile.
Truth is immortal, and lie some times as
long. lived ~ Methuselah.
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Spring Styles,

EUST received large and splendid stock Paper
AZ la OF Tie latest STYLES, also window curtains
borders De-, TO-, pugdaies Cheap Wall fa Depot,
81. Main Stsyrt,
March - IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03

The First South Carolina Coiored Regi-
neut.
Bosros, MAs.. Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1862
Rev. Il. W. Higginson, of Worcester, Mass has
accepted the Colonelcy of the First South Carolina
Coiored Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
Naval.

TIE HERO or THE MONITOR AGAIN MLOAT.
Commander Worden, whose services on the Mon-
tor have been highly appreciated by his country
will sail from this city next week in bettership than
even the Merrimac Antagonist. Ills eyes are well
enough for duty aud his spirits excellent. by tue
laws Of rank alone he is II Commander, no special
promotion having been conferred on HIM. HIS ne"
craft-tbe Ericsson battery Montauk-now at the
Delame.er iron-works, is nearly finished, ana VIII
be ready TO iigh, in few days. Her new gun ana
tnrret apparatus is receiving the final touches, the
officers appointed by tho Navy Department nave
nearly all reported 10 Admiral Padding and tue
guns are already on board. She IL even moro care
fully completed than the Passaic.
THE MONITOR wEEHawKEN.
The irou-clad monitor Weehawken, which was
launched from Mr.. Colwells yard in Jersey CITY
short time since, is last approaching completion and
it is expected, will be in readiness for serviee In
about two weeks. The tunel has been placed 10 p0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03

stiou, and the portfolios for the two monster gun
are nearly finished. The pilot-house, which 10 mad'
of iron plating, II inches thick, will be place.
on top Of the turret, and pierced with small hole
for look-outs near the top. couple OF days since
while some workmen were moving small engine
on rollers on the deck Of the monitor, it suddenly
lurched overheard carrying with it lG men, who for
tunately escaped with only dueking.
NOT TO BE LAUNCHED TO-DAY.
TIE Keokuk, Mr.. Whitney's ship, will not be
launched to-day a, was expected. In few days
however, sbs will be pnt aioat. There will be nc
time Loot in finishing her.
A NsW MAN-OFNAR BUILDING
Messrs. Simonson of Greenpoint are building Tor
the Government q new sde-wheel steam man-of'
war. She is progressing rapidly. Her name If
Chenango, and her dimensions are AZ follows:
Length of load.line, 2of feet; extreme breadth, 81
feet depth of hold, II feet; armament, guns; tnn-
mage, 974 TINS. She will be schooner-rigged. The
stems will be Of tough white oak, white
chestnut, and hackmatack. There seven nelson's.
The upper deck beams of white oak, or yellow
pine.
MAYNARD EXPRESS.
II may interest the public to know that there ls
now an exclusively Navy-Yard express established.
There are offices in New-York and Brooklyn, In the
former at No. 10 Dey street. IN the latter at NO. IA
Hicks street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Resistance TO the Rebel Conscription Act
Rebel Foragcrs scizing the Winters
Ment Of Private FnmiIies-RepuIsc Of
Rebel GuerriIIus.

NAsnyiLLB, Tuesday Dec z. 1861
There is much excitement in Middle Tennessee
about the enforcement Of the conscrpton act.
A regular organization has been formed in Lincoln
County TO resist the CONSUMPTION, and the people
there fired upon the Rebel cavalry while they were
conscripting.
Rebel foragers are selling the Winter meat Of pri-
vato families.
Rebel guerrillas attacked Gen. SilPs forage train
yesterday but were repulsed with considerable loss
Four passenger cars were run oil the track ON the
south side of Gallatin yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
Arrest Of Major Spnuiding and other Army
Officers Oh ihc Charge of OBTAINING a
Ponf00n Trnin.

WAsHIyGToS, Tuesday. Dec. 2, 1852.
The Star has the following:
"The War Department has caused the arrest of
Major Spauldng Of the 50th New-York Engineer
Volunteers, and the other officers who were with
him in the recent transportation Of the pontoon train
from this point 10 Falmouth Va.
at is alleged that Maj spaulding started with the
train two and half days later than he should have
started, and was five days on the road longer than
was necessary"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03

splendid fighting the patient endurance, the heroic
labor they have displayed III the past. Instead OF
barren victories and fruiless blocdshed you shall
see compsnsatng, GROWING triumph, with the old
! Flag planted in the Rebel capital. A. D. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
VEGETABLES ARRIVING FOR THE ARMY
The Rebels Destroying the Railroad South
Of fredericksburg.
TIE MILITARY SITUATION UNCHANGED

spss,s2 Dispatch to The N v Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec 2, 1852.
This following dispatch has been received from
one Of vour special correspondents with Surnsides
army: n, . 1852
Cen. Hooker has 50 far recovered from hiS AM e-
TAM wouad that he walks without crutches A. few
vegetables have been received and dist ibuted
through the army, but the necessity OF FARCE sup
ply is immediate and pressing. The health Of the
troops absolutely requires them
COL MalSton, of the Second NewHampshire
Regiment, Representative "A Congress from the
First NeS Hampshire District, and DIR. S. G.. Sher-
man, Sul.,eon Ct Howards Division, Representative
rom the. Seventeenth NewYoIk District, leave for
Washington to-day.
The weather is warm and clear ard the military
si.uat ion unchanged. The Rebels, in anticipation Of
our ross ny the river yesterday, began TO destroy
the silroad south Of Fredericksburg A few shots
frors Farleighs New-York Battery stopped their
am nsement aud drove them away.
II econnoissancc up 10 Bnrnct's FoFd-No
Enemy met With ksOn Believed TO
have Reached CnIpeper-Tbe Enemy
Increasing their Works OF Defense-No
Preparations TO Fall Isack.
HEADQUARTERS ARM OF THFBPorosAol
Tuesday. Dec. 2, l862-aidnight. )
Gen. Averill commanding o cavalry brigade,
started on a reconnaissance up the Rappahannock
on Sunday.
He went as far as Barnett's Ford, from whence he
dispatched to here that he had met no enemy.
jackson is believed to have reached Culpepper,
with the intention Of joining the eDemy's force now
AZ our front.
Tie batteries have been silent for the past two
days.
The enemy continue to strengthen and increase
their works OF defense.
Nothing has trsnspired to show that the Rebels
have made preparations or commenced 10 fall back
from their present position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
FRON GENERAL BuRNSIDE'S AREY'

GEN. HOOKER OFF HIS CRUTCHEs