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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24

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Perversion of Latin Quotations.


Some of the radical demagogues,
as we'll as some of the abolition jour
nails, quote the Latin phrase inter
anna silent leges without knowing
what it means. They interpret it as
if it meant that in period Of war
the civil laws are not in operation,
which is simply absurd. If France
is at war with England is the civil
law suspended? If England is at
war with France or any other coun-
Try, is the civil law for the time be-
ing null and void. BY no means
In our own Revolutionary war, or
the war of 1925, and in the war
with Mexico, the civil law was not
suspended, unless within military
lines. The meaning of the phrase
is literally just what common sense
would assign to it. In the scene OF
actual conflict the civil laws are ST
lent: that is, in the country where
military operations are carried on,
within the lines Of armies in the
field, the civil laws are suspended,
and military law prevails. But the
theatre of war, fortunately, is not
in the North, but in the South, and
there alone does the Latin maxim
apply.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
Alarm at Alexandria.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-All the
male contrabands in the neig horhood
OF Alexandria have been put to work
on the entrench mentS near there.
Great alarm has been caused Ov
report that Stuarts cavalry intend
making a raid on Alexandria.
Our pickets were attacked yester-
day in the vicinity Of Rull Run, aud
| killed. The enemy was chased 10
miles and some of them killed and
wounded.
1t is supposed there is no force Of
rebels from Warrenton to Aqua
Creek.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
Arbitrary Arrests.

We give q large portion OF our
space this week to d review OF the
question: involved in the arrest OF
Clement l.. Vallandigham. In so
doing, it is no intention of ours to
become the apologist Of Mr.. Fallan-
disham nor do we desire to palll-
ate any offence of which he may be
guilty against the Government. But
we do design, under all clrcumstau-
ces, as long as opportunity is offered,
to raise voice against any and every
attempt to place the military above
the civil authority Of the country; to
set aside our Constitutional guaran-
tees: and thus allow the grosseSt VI
olationS Of the most sacred rights OF
the American citizen.
We consider that in the case OF
Nr. Vallaudigham we have most
fragrant instance O! the utter con
tempt in which the rights and the
liberty Of the individual is being
held and it is no less a fair warning
to every man Of the danger that
hangs over his own head.
1t is not because there was any ex-
cusc fer Mr.. Yallandigham; not be-
cause he does not merit all he may
suffer from the sentence imposed
but the danger arises out OF the IN
tormality and ilIegality of the pro
ceedings against him, for which, In
his case especially, there was no ne
cessity. and much less is there any
apology. This is the conclusion that
every man must form who gives a
fair and honest consideration to the
case in question and he must like
wise feel, as Gov, Seymour expresses
it, that sit is fearful thing thus to
increase the danger which now hangs
over our country, by treating the
law, the Judiciary, and the State al,
thorities with Contempt.
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by the President, and Senators have
stated that all efforts to secure COM
mand fer him have failed. 1t is
equally improbable that there will
be auy Cabinet changes which will
give him position, as the President
declines to listen to pressure tor the
removal of Stanton or Seward.
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Apprehended Invasion of Pennsylyania.

WASHINGTON, May 26.--It is
rumored here, aud l believe the
rumor to be true that great fear are
entertained BY the ADMINISTRATION
of invasion Of Pennsylvania by the
Confederate forces. Gen. Schenck,
Of Baltimore, is said to have COM
municated his fears to the Washing
ton authorities and those of Harris
burg, and the infection has caught.
The payments made to the army
within the last fortnight amounted
to g, $50, 900. Still unpaid SIG, 900
600
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
Niger Regiments.
From the New York Herald.

From the New orH lleraiG.
The process OF Transforming the
" contraband " into a military au-
Hillary of the white soldier is being
actively carried out By cur republl-
can generals. In Tennessee Adju-
tant General Thomas has, it is stat
ed, already raised twelve black rcgl-
ments, whilst in Louisiana General
Banks has enrolled fifteen In the
District Of Columbia Secretary Stau-
ton has got together some twelve
hundred darkeys, who are being or
ganized in a regiment bearing his
name and wearing regulation boards
in imitation of their patron. Il is
refreshing to watch these embryo he
roes strutting up and down Pennsyl-
yania avenue, and aping the port
and gait Of their illustrious proto-
type. In Massachusetts, the Maho-
met of the new Hegira. Governor
Andrew, after securing not only the
State, but the States, for upwards of
six months, in search Of niger vol
unteers, has at last succeeded in get
ting together a regiment OF them,
which he is busy drilling under the
shadow of Bunker Hill monument.
BY the lst of June we will probably
have from forty to fifty OF these uig-
ger regiments in the field, each of
which will, no doubt, in due time,
furnish its quota of Ioussoint L'Ou-
rertues. Great things are expected
from this new principle of military
amalgamation. Whether it will
change "the Ethiop's skin to white
or convert the white mans skin to
black remains to be tested. The ex-
pertinent weull have fairer chance
perhaps, if a few Of oar strong mind
ed women were apportioned to each
brigade. In other respects it pro-
misses to be attended with beneficial
results. The free nigsers Of the
North are, as general thing, lazy,
worthless fellows, and two or three
years Of military training cannot fai!
to improve their moral and industri-
al status. Those from the South will
be easier to break in, thanks to the
discipline Of the oveTseer. Who
knows, after all. but that the saliva
ton Of this great country is to be
found in the niger element? In the
utter lack Of military genius which
prevails iu the republican racks, we
may yet be glad to trust oar fortunes
to the guidance Of some ebony Cesar.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
jeff Davis Offers Pemberton 100000
Men if he will Wait TWO weeks.

New YORK, May 27.-The Tribune
says:
"No further news from Grant had
been received in Washington up to
10 o'clock last night.
cit was understoodin Washington
that Grant had intercepted dispatch
from Jeff. Davis to Pembertion,
promising him one hundred thous-
and men by of reinforcement: if he
would hold out for only two weeks. .
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
LATEST NEWS!
Grant Reinforced-Latest.

New YORK, May 2S.-The Com
mercial says there is little doubt
that Grant las received ample re-
Inducements and that by the 18th
at least he was amply prepared to
move successfully upon the enemy S
works.
The last official intelligence from
Vicksburg is to 4 o'clock Sunday
morning when as reported, all was
rninp IN we'll
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Summary for the Week.
Highly Important Details Of the oper-
ations at Vicksburg.

CHICAGO, May "a specla! llou1
Cairo to the Journal, says;
GA Cairo paroled prisoner, VINO
left Sherman landing on the 23d,
SAYS:
Just before leaving he conversed
with a bearer Of dispatches from
Penn berton to Johnston, who had
been captured.
The dispatch bearer says, the mum
Der of rebels at Vicksburg are be-
tween % 900 and $4,000.
On Friday morning, Pembert"n
sent a flag Of truce to Grant, offering
to surrender Vicksburg it Grant
would allow the rebels to lay down
their arms and march out. The
offer was refused.
On Thursday, the rebel batteries
on the hill north of town were cap
tured and turned on the enemy.
On the evening of the same day.
the water batteries at the foot OF the
hill were captured. And on the
same evening, the water batteries
below Vicksburg were taken by
Admiral Porter's gunboats.
= On Friday, after the refusal to
aecpt Pemberton terms OF surrender
Grant moved on his (Pemberton s.
works. and the rebels were driven to
their notifications.
Grant felt certain that he will be
able to take care Of Johnston, who
has only about 10, 900 men, exclusive
Of what he may have received by
way of reinforcements.
Grants army is larger than is
gene rally supposed quite numerous
enough for the work in hand, and
stretches completely around the
doomed city; each wing resting Oh
the river.
Vicksburg is full of women and
children, not only original inhabi-
tauts there, but many came IN from
the surrounding country for safety.
A special to the Times, dated three
miles east of Vicksburg, May goth
SAYS our whunded ia the battle at
Champion Hill number over 1900:
The enemy's loss is acknowledged
not to be over half that. We had
about 10000 troops engaged and
the rebels about 10000, according
to the accounts Of their wounded.
Wo took 5000 prisoners and 5000
at the battle at the bridge.
Gen. Sherman crossed on a pom
toen bridge. Mop hersou's and Nc
Clernard's corps Quilt three bridges
on Sunday night and crossed their
commands by Monday. By 1 o'clock
the advance of Sherman's corps, I'M
der Steele, reached the enemys's
works back of the city, took posi-
ton on the right on the bluff above
it and commenced the bomhardmeut.
Gen. Mcpherson planted his com
mand in front or in our centre Gen.
McClernard took the extreme left,
reaching almost to the river below.
All possibility of escape is cut OFT.
Every man, woman and child must
fall into our hands.
All forenoon yesterday different
brigades were taking positions and
forming lines Of battle. At 2 cl k
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CAUTION!-Noae are genuine unless the

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New YORK AND LONDON.
are 6iscerniblc rs Water-mqrt in every leaf Of
the book Of directions around each poi or box
the same may be plainly seen bp holding '6s leGf
10 The light 4 handsome reward will be given 10
anv one rendering such information as may lead
10 the detection OF any party or parties counter
feiting the medicines or vending the same know
ing them TO bespurious.
=m=Sold al the mandatory Of Professor Ho-
lowav. so Maiden Lane, New York, ami or all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world. in boxes at IS
cents and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving By taking
the larger sizes.
N.R.-Direc,ions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed TO each box.
aptS's2-iv
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
RE-OPENED!


@9@s
This GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUGHrARE
is again open for Freights and Travel.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK: with ALI
recent improvements; and rs the
Bridge, i Truck are again in Good Conditt"n,
the well-earned reputation Of this road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the feor2aui-
zation Of its business.
In addition 10 the UNEQUALLED ATTRAG-
TONS OF NATURAL SCENERY heretofore
conceded to this route. the RECENT TROUBLES
UPON THE BORDER have associated numerous
points on the Road, between the Ohio River and
Harpers Ferry, with painful but instructive IN
terest o 3
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River. Yi;h Cleveland and Pittsbrrg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
roads, and, through them with the whole Kali.
way System Of the Northwest, Central West and
Souttwest.-At Harper's Ferry with the Win
chester Road Washington junction, with
the Washington Branch FOR Wasbingto ChF
and the Lower Potomac "A Baltimore Fith fou!
daily trains for Phiiade!phia and New York
TWO DOLLARS additional Oh Through TICK
cts 10 Baltimore or the Northern Cities. give the
privilege Of visiting WASHINGTON CITY IN
routs-being g 90 lower than the cost by any
other line as recently charged; and the rate 70
Baltimore being 81 so lower than recently charg-
" 3-Tbis is the ONLY ROUTE by which pas
5enpers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City. E
J.H. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent
BeIlaire, O. L. II. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Baltimore ". P. SMITH, Master Of rranspor-
,aton, Baltimore. [april4-lyr.
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Gen. Butler.

New YORK, May Pa Washing
ton letter to the Commercial says
Gen. Butler has been ordered there
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
New Advertisements.
Woods 2-Horse Moving Machine

w OOuS <-IlO4)S 4'AS w AHAO -'-cNS~~~>N~
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1863
DRYOR & FROST. sole General Western
L Agents. WHEELING, VA,
Would respectfully inform the farmers OF this
community that this machine has several very
important improvements over any previous seal
son. and is now without contradiction, the
Best and lightest Draft Mower in use.
1t works equally well on rough hill side as on
level ground, from tie fact that it is gcared in
both wheels, and each wheel is a drive wheel
Ii is more durable, and less liable to get out Of
order than any other, and is so simple OF con-
structun that any one can put up and work It,
Every Machine is fully Warranted to
give full and entire satisfaction.
There is no side draft, and no weight on the
horses neck: aud will cut, with all case, Ten
ACRES PER DAY! The demand is great
the present season, and we therefore say 10 all
who expect TO want machine, BUY EARLY -
Call at this office for circular, and for full par
ticulals, address PRYOR tROSl,
Gcn'l Western Ag'ts, Wheeling, Va.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30

SOME people Gerry peace, while
there is no peace. Let us cry" war,
war; while there is war.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30

E- Office On Main Street, adjoining Store
Of G. ". Hagans l. Co.. MoRGANTOWS, VA.
REFER to
Hon. R. L. BERKSHIRE, Judge Circuit Superior
Court, Morgan,own, Va.
Hon. VIZ a. HARRISON. Judge Circuit Superb
OF Court, Clarksburg Va.
\. Corr Esq. PVes't ". Il N. Bank Of Wheel
ing at Ciarksburg, Va.
Wy. WAGNER, Cash.r NJ. 1; u Bank Of Wheel
ing, at Movgantown.
KRAMER RAHx Bankers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rl77EsHousE, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washing
ton City, D. c.
Feb. Il, '63--lv.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30

THAT complete innovation on
Turkish habits "a national exhibi-
tlon-has become a matter Of fact by
opening a "world's fair at CouStan-
tInop'e. Preparations have been
making for months past, aud by the
accounts previously received the ex-
position viii 10 honor to the Turkish
empire.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30

lob PRINTING-Plain and Fancy
y neatly executed attheo Office Of the. 'Nonitos,r
NIGGA utown Vest Virgiuia. g.. .s,I
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30

THE Richmond Whig contesses
that Cotton is no longer King-that
'Epork has dethroned him. But
what must be the subjects where the
King is a hog?
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-05-30
EMO CHARGE UNTIL COLLEC-
TONS ARE MADE.-G

CLAIMS FORWARDED By MAIL WILL
RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
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HoLLOVAYsS OINTMENT.
ALWAYS READY.

Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blistcrcd
and inHamcd feet. all these the soldier must en-
dure MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS, when
YOUR sons are grasping their muSketS 10 meet
danger; think what relief Il single pot OF this
ALL HEALING AND COOLING Salve will
rive to the Que YOU love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardcnS and makes
tough the feet so that they can endure great ia
tiguc 1t soohes and relieves the intlamcd and
stiticucd Joints, leaving them supple: strong and
vigorous, while for
SABRE CUTS AND GrNSIIUT WOUNDS.
II stands uneQualicd, removing and preventing
every vcstigc Of inflammation. and gently drawing
the edges together. it quickly and completely
heals the mos frightlul wounds.
WIVES and SISTERS of our VOLUNTEERS :.
You cannot put into the Knapsacks OF your
Husbands and brothers more valuable or more
necessary gift than supply Of this
EXTRAORDINARY MILITARY SALN Il.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night
exposed to drcnching rains and chill night ar,
is often seized with the most VIOLENT PAINS.
COUGH and SUFFOCATING HOARSENESS.
first symptoms of QUICK CONSUMPTION. but
if supplied with IiOLLOWAY'S PILLS and
ed. 4 few Pills taken night and morning, and the
Ointment hrisklv rubbed twice n day over the
throat and chest will remove the SEEEREST
PAINS. and stop the most distressing or DAN
GEROUS COUGH. Therefore we say to the
whole Army:
SOLDIERS. ATTENTION.!
Sec 10 your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies, although most valuable. These
PILLS and OINTMENT have been thoroughly
tested, they are the only remedies used in the
European Camps and Barracks; for over forty
years Doctor Holloway has supplied all the Ar
mics in Europe, and during the CRlMEAN CAM
PAlGN ne established depot at Balacava. for
the exclusive sale of over a ton Of these GREAT
REMEDIES: many a time his special Agent
there has sold over a ton in weight of the Onl-
meat in single day. These terrible and fatal
enemies of the SOLDIER IN CAMP
DIARRHEA. DlSENTERY, SCURVY. SORES.
ond SCRUFULOUS ERUPTluNS. all disappear
like charm before these PILLS and ONT
MENT. and now, while lie Cry rings through
out the land.
TO ARMS! TO ARMS!
Do not let these brave men perish by disease.
place in their hands these PRECIOUS RENE
DIES, that will enable them to resist the dan
gerous exposures. the Fevers the ChillS, and the
wounds which they cannot avoid, and what is
more cannot frequently get succor in the mo
nent of need. whereas. if our brave men have
only to put their hands in their knapSackS and
fad there a sure remedy for all the casualties of
the battle field. how many thousands Of lives
would thus be saved who would otherwise perish
before relief could be obtained.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-26

Borg rOf . Bma r1@aH Blumen n
berg. - Senrs u, @isd, elm 8arfeepsr II,
9tr. II 9i6srisar. tuurbe pOr MatOr glumen.
Eerg, ben YrCfoBmar19aI bss 2. @pn9fe6et.
IfrictS, rgtbradt, pa er DsrUstaert bate, ben
GnroairunQsbeomtsn lsiuen Mamen ans1ae-
ben. Dem @ajor gsseniiter gas er bic nGt6iae
WuSfanft unO' tDurbe, ba 6teS Der etlte Sail bte
9trt ipar, ent!alen. Sn 3utunft tueroen IUltbe
Sfrgeben rpr DEN Ser. ct. Mar1&aQ ae
tra6t rpsrbe'i, UNI ben GOnIcripttOnsaelsben
8emab bebanbeIt 3u iperben. !. 0a
TdlI6e so @entsnUten linS an
fclGsnben 3stGsn gu ertennea: II Das ga.
pier LIT i6perer, tpte 0a8 Der ddten. p Ote
@stGter Itab nt6t gletG. 3 DIR Kamen
Der Mattunal Bant 60. itebt uuf esn a&tsu
auf Der linfsn Sette, wdbrenp pte tull6sn ibn
auf Der rstten Gstte trasen. DteIes ltbte
Renn3etGen gtbt bic bsIts Wet6Dbe an tte
0anb, bte fallAsn NOtsn 5u enteedsn. 5a
EssS Untratte = Capt. Sultpan I6loB
fOlDenoe Sontrafta Sprasltsrn ab: 0fu. Sal.
iarO, 10000 pfuuO @etten $7.73 u. 10000
Dfunc Sdultsrn $6,97; 8. 81. @oSasbou,
100000 @funD bsugsIbsn @afte;uder $13
20 @ts. 1900 Sbls. r@rtra Dlebl 1924;
1000 8blss Go. $6.299unb 1000 Bbls. DO.
1851; Ibpmas RernpJ 40 Bbls. Grtra
.Ufebl $6.27; Sokn Rpaursr $50 8bIs. DO.
1888; Satnuel Gloer & So. 800 8bIe. $6
20 @ts /; Mtt9ht. &nnbp & so. 400 8sls.
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mann 800 8tls. @rtra 1922 uue 200 86ls.
co. 1927; Sams8 Beatty $50. 900 pfunp
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