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.noYD On wtine,day, Aug. 5, Ater Lingering
i'.h,". n ~ 80 81 H. ...........,..s,
fLi. inv',t attend ID '.i.'t 'r'tt AFTER
,eo,o, Aae. I, At o'clock, 'rou Ne ate re..i,n'e
EVANS "a Thur,d.y morn nE. Aas 6. James
Evans, youngest on ~ James aud Mar Jane Lvsns,
as,d year. AID month
III. fr.uds .ud scguaintan'es NJ the family sro
respectful i.d Ia At, al tn. funeral, thS an
d.yl Afternoon, At O'Clock from thu REID, &C, Of Ne
par nt.. ;. Elifab,th, a.
HAlfS-Ou Nedn.AdAy, Aug. o, Bridget liz fes,
The friend. q the ismiy are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, this QNriday aiis noon a.
ococs, from the rc,dsnoc OF nsr son. ~ i'c'snsn
street 81
HILL or wsdncsdsy,. Aug. q. Of eon'umption,
lrod.rok " hil. AGED 81 y, an aud ~ day.
The relatives sni friends Il the family. ara o. bis
father Ia Ian Y. Hunb'it, rospoctu y invited TO
st,end the funeral, iiom hiS lac r,'iGeue', nyitc
l. at O'Clock precisely zuJ
HoULAuAS- On Iha-.dav, AUG. g. Bridget Hon
lahan, q uatv' Of the tArieh OF s'o'ios, 90. Gal
mr. friend, and Acquaintances respect 'ully in
vited n attend the iuuerSl ths ttrdt"l Ait'rnoc "a,
s.i la Hta ~ ,s, -
SHERWOOD -suidenly on WefaesIa-, aug. ..
! o. loan hiTksood, nA..V" %. 'ot'Nn' a. t1e
m. rsi.,yrs .nd il-.uJs ;nc family O.. -espoc.
fully invited TO attond -. rrrfa Gu saturday si.'
hon, Aux :, al oci-cs, ilcn ms late rad M .,
stsnt.n at.
MAGt fbE-on August c'h, Of cholera INF, uturn,
it.r M'F4i :, 'cuu-c.t seu O. Pump AUD nliS I
| Ma an, ts'i g. utLr.
The II, 10. u the fsrtv arc r-sy'r.ir'ly invited
e. n,onr hs iunetaI, the riday. Aft noon, -
| o t.1rs nom lOl ts-i B.. Il. -
! NIL lEk on lhGrrdsy uiotri1s, Alr'Ist 9Th, 81. p
| hsh.da r. Miller, Asod o. y'.ri, 44.ntLs AID y
| dag
I'M .cl, va aud fr,,rd. q the family are sp-ot
'ull t.d to- atttud te funeral frou het AT.
frnrc I. LOWE Gtr,"i. Sstnrfsv Gft.fDorn H. AZ
o'civ'A. Her remains viii D inferred ~ G7reawO,d
| Ceui,tsry. Nov Jersey psSnr pl.aa co2v
| hONE-Ca Woduo-'>y, Aus. 2, ~. Asris Nor =
rel Of the ,sc i-nu's hore, In the It year ~
| Hc.
rho relzii,,s ana .ricnd. o. the family ,r, r,gec,
| nfy irytl.i g. l.'r" 'ho t'in Al. ruAy morn
US Aus I. 81 g o'seA. 'roi. hen lAio resid-noa Sd
| hidso - So
MosGIN On hpgas. ith, 1867. John H. H,rEu
| only an 1T lchv a aud ffEabr;n AGn Moa. a.
| -; II months AID - day~
| III funeral sl take rls. from hi- yarrnts' t. 81
deuce, 10 rbolirer a., tlLs ~ iday. Iiorn.uE al
O'Clock The TRENDS Of tho family invited e. at
tend -
MULNIuiLl.- ON " adnrdsr, An- 9 tho h-io,o g
pn Ut A.eSai'si,n and Mana Ljlsa Ma, ihi',, a1d
| YEA cad drys.
rhc relative, and friends Of the family hrp rcsguct
iUliv iuyi.'d IL sttepd the tuners, tnlr fFri.
si..n.oon, st O'clock psrrtey, ir,u, tht fcsiarnc
u his Parents, 10 has, a5d street. u.sT Lrr.i 4toi
49,. ITO
! RICE On Juy 81 from -onnd. -cc-,vcd ~ tn
hattie q uet' ~ feiis Ricc. q tie lrte 81
IA k.c'. Of HAuch,et'r tnr,an = Ant III only
ANrtrt Miller, ~ hfopkSn, sHCd - "vs-s nn'
months.
Ma his soul rcs' In p'ogci
Fngli'h md ih,lad' 'ph's rap r. please cow
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oSs II the strongest >rgumeu,, u-ei by English
sympathi-'rs tn the rebellion, has been tie state.
Iusnt tia, the distress NJ Lancashire wss g. be
charge entirely tlO. ksd,rr Of southern pots,
And the consequent f,c. that otto. could NOS BE-
otssinrd. The wu-sng men Of fnglsni saw
through the flscy, and ag.n aud ~ ,iu by tlca-
sands declsred that their distress l'os. rom She
Gu ,idty 4 their own countrypien ~ max.
ing pince.y fortunes ty spe l.stins ~ tAs
raw material sud b. ctEiaI-e Adv 4 pr
Tor the nanu'a, tGs,d goods WITH which u, ir
warehouses were o,ers ocsvd Tlc war La
been great blessns to he c",.. % lords
Z Man hester who hASe besu ~ l,.d 10 tAelr
atus. Of this country, b-t u va. be. iasde he
meAus o. great sGfSr,ns TO TIE " IA .. ,sses
with . show Of oeneyu snce, .Arre 'ut A. rcsn
contributed by the wcsIty but wLrl 20 t1 been
proposed &c ensbs ste sons Of ~. l. siLL te -
,oguir.t- Whors iAty coG .ui p ri tsrn.ssiVes,
and b. ti.pendsni II 1i.rl'v, the sr.stori-,' AMI
| h.ns CAPITA hay, stsrnyr 4 ssi sd, n'fsl@ CO..
.tportAuoI Il .sbur w'u.d MAKE The Iab0r,r ess
sod the .lt.ss more ds,enl EFT. kecens Eng
lsh papers ern. ME cheering n vs., hows'af, 'aAi
ths condition efus oppressed lAncAshiT. opsrslv n
| u imProy.as. IL s,ps.Fs ,Lst in tie ~ weeks
ending ~ia June, isaS, We nss dscTsAse o. p~ape-r
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The note Of Prince GokTscHAKoyr reply W
chs demsnd fhs great Powers for The autonomy
Of Poland proves u DO far less eoneilia,ory aud
yieldiss than was sIppos.d. IL Is . model OF DIP
Tomato phras1ology, conceding .v.ry.hss hut re-
lnpuishing nothing. Diysstoi q rs TWISTED v,r'i-
h<e, u means in plan Ensi-h thutae Car will
nos grant any o. tho demsnd 81 frau.o, CIg and
and Aus,r ., snd tia, RMS . ueau. 10 s.bdue To-
tsnd IN spite Il Europe.
A portion Of the note relating 10 France has sr.
Fitted . pr ound sensation In thri eou Try.
and has Deen conssrusd - With III ssnt
apparent grounds an insult and Challenge
IL 10 charged TIA, Psfi. IL u, centre % the PO,h
ansurrecton and that y It uDt FOR Paris, th.rs
you'd be no OUTBREAK la Poland. THIS has given
srra, o,nc. To all classes " Fren,hfnsn. and Ns!r
indignation was rapidly approaching war point.
A. msuers row stand France aud u Issi., as ~ tns
Ghmsan war, stand out % the chi,f ,u,ss ni-u.
Easland has virtually r,ecd.d from her siucn.
and Austria will probably follow her cisups. IL
,smAin. 70 BY seen wks,h' LouiA SAroLror vi.
take W the gsun,ist ,hs, hAs bsen o1ored 10 han
bsfore tho eyes Of the world. n be does not,
lie viii lose tie fruits Of years % i-cachery aud
cunning. and flsi'y - ks promises 10 Poand.
For HIN TO break an osta or promise, IL but q
s!ight mater. but In this Case perjury dssvs dow
che Vengeance and secret dsgger- othe rc'oluncn
ists and csrtonaNri, OF vhch be Is member. Nh'
sots u war, a. 10 probable. the event will involve
AL Europe in hosuhues, and secure = lou. I'M
Ununity from European h,terierence.
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Of blind prsjidics. The var has certrnpy had The

r'oc' ettcH.i . o. ct 1,a' M q Z
tar pes - e isr'.lcsa, now"vc-. p.F.
haps We arc az our neishbots q se''
or cxIonss, tie phiosphie prlnci.
pc vhch scmstd the oo1ut-y'n,u 10
Allow kia lttle wife w. chs,t.e him, st y.ssss her
and i4n't iurt me" Thee ara no VA syo y.
toms p,re9ti,ie "a the Erg ish ata."sthc 'hIr-
budien may bI.t,eE. da,nasvguos sso ,.jI.t's
aud CIAsEi'sspy iosy Hiys vent 10 pl-,'i.de' n
Parliament, md 'S,Gthero 'irts" cia..aF
'ympahy 'or tie RIB . on. az t.t p- 3 T.
.nj hsy. nad sIrh fr,q',nt q. 'ss7' I, '''.c
up The 'polc. W.. th-i ~ A.t. - 'rs
'Acpts 10 'hc at = r-.r'i .r " ont. 80
u'n. SttN ~ glad .,v,iIy ,.. o., ie.i.
ami will ..pi ees. p'ile 81, tg tLotr war
Vt hwe'ics. r. .'.c, 1si. y Ter 70 9a' n o.
cur iDti.a.top tr 'er ,or.l pr, .. {. t.''on.
'atruc', thfols h'f .'.;l i'et 1rI i.'t'.
i.,s tnis an importance tot . p'A,'u ''tr.hfes
ofu. PALsrR-roS Adr u T. ,''u, wi. l'pelds
Tor pormahsrce upon wtsi may b" trinc' 'h9
y-prnanfy - Fax nj We ma ht c.Is.ir Re
Hnglis' 4 sndy 10 us, but thcy are no, lselv 70
svov pos.use onmity ,ovsri- US mot iecai .e
tie arisiocrscy and l.-ge lass a the pcopls are
not anxious To cripple is aud Jealous e oar pros
JcrtH but lecau.s Ia common = rlsncs iii viii
no, psy"-in Other words, England has rdvsnccd
20 TAR towards JpnS BgiGnr's IDEAS OF Just form
Of government tho the ruling clssses, dare no,
30 before the fngliEh people with . prop.A ton
looking towards the dcssruc..on " THAT the Lon
don Tisrs with scoidcuta t,i,h. h.s hc,n tl,Ased
" ebr,sleu the "worsing Mans Paradise"
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Truth Simply Expressed.

lts not what cope est but What th'y ,'sr
that makes then. stro--. i Is go, ,... .-ey -...
bat wLnI tnty save, thsb m-Se9 tusm rich. II ~
MT what the, r.sI, o0I wL.t tusy reinvmO-r l 81
MAKE. tAeul learned. II Is mo- what tley Irp.e-s,
t4 what lney " ace, tnAI makes item rig te %.
I eat ,re very plan and important traits 10 itrle
.eded by sli.loas, spsnd,lriits, boosWorIus, All
~ pocr,lss.
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.,4tssr 49,: E tt' = %. IT,. sH'~'' = Ease
..,iL. . maxim. . tot, uD.; 20 4 .-',-'I ~
To ,.slve weeks. DuTil. 'o'tv-two w.k. Ne
..p.nd ,ur,s have b 81 s2al3.7 100. an amount Tint
w"a!d lave gone far towards cnnv''ius many -
thr ressd oper-t YES o. souie Of B-insh co.
a, ,.saere labor " it d.m.pd. Tore ALL
Ia. 800 person IN the o.p' = rcie den'ed 'f'u
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u,, oald ssan remind or Advertising patrons,
49,, ~ f,,of. I'LL h. "too tat tor caai-cs'i9n."
~. handed IN at our 81 fwe nirs oeioct n
~. ~ iny We Keep GU publication ORC" op i9r
no %, ey'ou Of advertisements until ~ o'curk, u.
n Int DO not classify them after uine ooiot.
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TRADE. NOTICES.


4 ninS. ur.ttrg Of PirrO Porte Walkers
D. - held ~ trn.r Hall o. frd.v Aus. a. a.
4. " Pun rtuAl Atteulsrrc b. Nisc-t ~
~ vM T. CHASE sec.
fr, Ic.d. CLERK, N.t', Cio,inr is-rci-
alton Tho '.gl.l ~ f''lg % Nj A. e - I1u i.I
te nod 4, xoz.ri Hall this FRIDAY "v"i..s. a'
ucscs. IN, T. e.id'ut aud 1l.L,inr Of fh' tN'-'''
sud Ifni. ur dt.eas t4A p. t.,- a.. pune ~
,lte-i,tcc !, f,.,i..tf,. ~ u ,EES r.. y.
'. tROhA', Re-. = r. '"
Sotire to RooI'i--Thr regular mrn..tv
m.,tiu. %. Tia lia'eAad Meta l.ooff N'sos =
fi,u, NJ be '.t'd \ Putnam t'.'. ,n.rHr IhfI ,s".
aud ~ b I, ou FRIDAY evening, Nus . a. " mh o.
NJ. partIcuI requested 90 attend. Us u.d.f II
JANIS MATHEWS, Press JphN tAEht il-
~cc'y. u
Noiic,-rhe Carmen nod WorkinRnrn's
NJ ciati 100 ~ te Sh N. M. lNh. 49, .ul, b,
18th, hth and 2lt Ws-tl, VI! hold th.ir regular
monthly meeting Friday ey,uiug. Aug14si ,th. ut
Gnrtromsr, Hal, 70 Prince 'ite' Pnnctusi ,teua-
Arcs Ia fs,iu.-t.d By order ~ JOUN GALAbAL,
fre, PATRICK M,Gi lKf, Ire. 100
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NsiEssAL NOTICES.

Uicks 4 Cemppsv $40 Brsodwsy east
eide. 4coft isi0~ ~ ONE 1t
ALL IiRoI 60 AS SLNI.G MACHINES
FOR SAIL ANb 40 NJ B.. l13
N-t.rIn corps. Nnrsi isis regular
hcr'uly Lse:lus al. I've hr.i az TIE hrtc.r ioGse,
81 thi- Firmly ev.aing : aust an. az -, o'cio,
IT, svery ne inter siteud. g. A,at TIE tert pi the
Committee "a b vsst lth 2 july C,letr.t On. Wy
ui1rt II RAYMOND 80 sen. 80. DALI V,
90, ISst' ply ~. Al. 40
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has len vioksburg found Johnston and fought and de-
fcated him with great loss.
The Of Gimores successful attack upon the ap-
rroacbes Charleston received yesterday by Gene
raj Poster. bulletin from the government telegraph
Office announced tho fact TO czons, and The JOY Gre
Aiei general
The Brit.sh blockade runoing steamer Kate was
run ashore and destroyed at Wilmington few
days since by the gunboais Iroquos and State
OF Georgia After sho driven ashore the
robcls brought down battery and were playing away
mon who sent TO destroy the Kate when the
ggnboat Victoria Captain McDarrnid. appeared sencsd
the battery and completed tho destruction the rebel
vessel.
Adlutant George n. Williams, Of the Third New York
cavalry. had his LEFT leg broken Just above the ankle
joint yesterday by his horse slipping on plank crossing
Lieutenant Nsorse, CommissaIy, n now acting a. ad
jutant of tho regiment
The wife OF Major General Foster eav@ Newbern this
evening In the Emile Captain Ashcroft. Tor the
North she has been In inhrm health for some time
past. She will be accompanied by Colonel Holman,
AdjutAnt General, and Dr. uerby.
The regular New York steamer Ellen 3. Terry, Captain
Chaplin will 70 New ork on her usual time
this kp She has been detained for governmental par
poses.
Lieutenant Colonel Chambers, of the Twenty third
Massachusetts, wounded ia the 0gh at Quaker bridge
the 9th iust win probably 20 North until his wound -
hoaled which xii take month Jet Colonel Ewell. Of
the regnent, arrived yescr as did also Captain
Beker whose APPEARANCE hero worth tbs presence Of
o regiment Of vaterans.
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49,. frnm r.mihf..

eFwftrg % ara, fsAavs ssp An7iltEsys
furail, fsa1., Jay ~ issa.
-aBgr 1s lIatsh hss etp4H.st 80 nt4sy saf DsEs =
80 esmnsnd " B4n~s d 90 mo- s.aissfea a. svsgv
eifsep7a, sss mass q Den saesasssa - er-~lns 80
rps sns~ss rivsr sss oiaax Ready hsssasp s~sssass%
toa.fas Tr~~te.
No ooosidw.b- sosl.s y .m~d n~a roth q
,s ace sss sraa senss a sssris~~s thssx snA vs~s-.
syoe
~ eelpr q n N~rFaa <'vus. vsns e7i % bsk~ss
srr.oa nsfas ~sscsssripssa " W - s'FNhsrssa~
ue ssss1 So saysts prspvr 80 - ~ V artsa
sssn ~ ~, sss.aS ~ .. -t q 80 En.se
kssk,A
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
RStecnnsss or the C0nfederaey.
tfrom the haieign state Journal, June 30. |

sEcRrr POLITICAL ASSOCIATIONS AMONGST rs.
On The oye d hs late clectsn Nirgnla the Richmond
~ awuke the people " that stats 10 what Il be-
ievcd " be fAat-viz that there amongst them
secret oath bound political orTnniyAtn The dscio~urc
doubsss od to the defeAi cf loufnoy and triumph
General smith, notsthstaudng the trick naptsd Ia
tho withdrawal a NJ Goggin. but thc matter attracted
lte attention outside a rgin Sincc that time
matter has trAnspred which le~fs ~ h. the couvic
tion that tho Exannsr c0rcrt. organ n.
exist ard its obest y mgch dsrnnabls
than the ErIm,nsr supposed. % thai hereafter Another
o. ldencc o. this seond ocot political fur.
nshad by the letter Of Goisboro correspondent We
csuon the pltrotc rc0pe ~ The state 10 alert
Not place aud power merely invoved la this move.
AIT ID embraces the liberty and the property. even
ihs Aces n The honest Iairis " the couederacy ne
veiopu.nts may shIty be made which VII stsrtls fhs
most stathctSc.
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Mr.. Geo. II. Hart's Despatch.

HEADgrARTnes, BUrUHr's IAvALNr,
MAEyrAsp, July 10 1881 J
The snemys loss 10 killed and wounded 70 the
battle with Buforss division and portion 0
Kupauicss cavalry, Failing Waters. % Jtly
H. be estimated rosnd NUMBER si two
harsrei IN. enemys position wn one " gresi
strength, "a was ali through their ratire r. ut sut
hal army advanced 70 attack them would bsvs snf
fofed loss from the superior advantage 10 The
p@toa. nank thelr rlgh, resting rear
Failing waters 70 have bcen the most approved
plan and thS consldcrcd N. vulnerable pont on
IT, Ign and I3ah Isade began ooouscgiLg bs hn@s -
much on tho i3lh 70 have reduced lhc Inc ~ hs
entire 70 three and . hall mDc- trout ce,aisiy
tie chuse q permitting The eoemys eseaps cAnu0t 70
msuied 70 uhs ssvairy. who. v use General ksAsss
wosds--cr such a. arc rep~vtsd--''have do0s al hs
.ors since the battle q e-s,y.bars and werc A~sys 10
tho sdvsnee."
ruere generally prevailing oplnioo that
,sr ~ take place between The armie- unti tbe
bca reach thsr Old ground Inc ol he apf ahaa
nocx Dsah 10 The svdsnt dsappolns neal ihe wto o.
entertained tho kops tbai. Win The sdssbtage
nas " osf favor. sbe r.bsIlbr would reeslvs n snss
ngssoke
wkAssvsr mag b. said q The cows cofnmandert as
wora q r~rc~ch be Jasuy uil~r,a asslnss Ihs
raf pcers % the msa. ~ha have al slong obeysd 80
Asefy Nd esbosis< e~ssrses~ for u,c.slns
ny Scrisetly asasnmblng.
80 who vas retained within Ihs snsnys re. or
ng ns une ths ssAss body crs.ss staie. tkai ~
r.beis IN sssss o great u~,idsinn and oorfst
earl one~avovisg 70 be tina nrss 10 cross H. -
my feed ssfast n fosos~ ssd hes sw1 asc 0.~r
prnsos All swsss IN The epinssn te-2 ~ 81
.easrA ro1i1 The army voud h&rn O. esd, cw.af a.
thr. aeaasAAtned eondltlon.
Gen. sadwsissass N Cs~ms sd as ph Al a.
deiphfa.
rHnsruyrs, Jg'y -, lea.
CSr Z. n>.Fss c1dwaiissry bss n~Snsf oomnsass n
a ~. -.
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couraging and IL - DO hoped s true. II y the only
item Of discussion among politicians yet the majority DO
not think tho report worth crcdlting
Nothing has been received At these headquarters from
tho Army u the Potomac oday. Troops SIN being
pushod forward 70 General Mcados army, and everyth
indicates speedy forward movement In some quarter
Iconversed with Gov. Curtin lev minutes this after
noon lie spoke In glowing terms u the militia troops
ard remarked that ne bad body Of that
seemed fully determined 70 carry out and vndcae the
glorious which they engaged the militia Too
much praise cannot b. given thsm, and all that is 70
CURED them the effective iroops tho ned
s discipline, which being taaghl them by their skui
commanders
Gov Curtin expects V be in Philadelphia on Monday
evening
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The ssessachusesss Cslsred Troops.

IM1uEs Juy IstIb"5
Foar bes.ilfu~gs tho gin of tbs cf OAo wcre
toasy pr-ssssa 70 tho Fy nnh e,,s tco.ored
rcsimect BY Governor Andrc~ who made sn eoaoeni
address ths occasion. coIose Iisaowau approw,aly
t4yis,-os benan ~ sbe regiment
lieutenant Kinss,os sho, private Benjamin Hayss
lcssred) a, the camp - Readvie 70 day, ssppsod
faw for alleged sosasor snatop rbs Anslr vm be In.
vcetlAssd BY the cnmAndass of The po-r
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
IMPORTANT PROM FORTRESS soyRog.
General Fitzhu usn Lee and Capssis wis-
der to be Exseaisd IL Captains Sawyer
and FIyna should Bs-ysisdiat n
0essrai DE 60 the seventh Amy Corps,
ASr.. &c.

fogDrs EoSaos, Juiy II 1907.
Yesterday Aiisrbooa tho rebel GeDsfa yiahush ls
I'D Captain wisdsr removed from ~ s1s'ssa
iiosrAl 20 rortrers Monroe and paoef 10 ossstnAis
Scr ground an noiios sent 70 tAs rstsi rpvern
ent mat II they sssoatsd capialhs B.~yer NJ Flynn,
whom lhcy nov hays 10 os~s oS1fpf.aeft asd aos~r
.cutence n aea.s a iaehpons, that esr-ra - al
CAPTAIN w'eser tai - cr.stei y rsiAiasioh.
AppgEss ~ o.. biy 10 rnK Uynrn aasr conrs
Hsn1csNFrsE, ~ tsrNEsr - YtssSs.l
Nvs AMsv f0Wsa
tgHr~ w0xm,v, tui- ~ tsr1 }
In parsnsnta ~ insHYsxns from ~. War f~f.tsrsps.
the ssssrsgnsi, preparatory 70 sssumrg onrnnsaa a
u Eartsfs Devartm@ut, r@hqashsa co,smAns y mo
rs,Atms1t ~ vitgna % sssyr c~n~ai ,. q. tusssf,
uslsd states voganfs~rs
tniH the ARRIVAL q sstr osesr.I To~ssr - u1-s h-@f.
gauUr Rrissdbev Gsssrai o~sr W csuy, crisel
states volsnlesrs vsn psrfrm the duties % sssuimss
oorurnana~r JOIN a Dix,
sAyss Gsnarsl Con- xsnans
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
ANOTHER VICTORY REPORTED.
s~~~-~~~.~~~~~>~~~~-~~~
Capture Of Little Rock, the Capital
OF Arkansas.
-~.~-~-~~~-e~ys~-~~-~y~s~~s
A Large Number Of Prisoners
Taken,
-, &c.. -.

PmApsiymA, July 10, 1scs.
ne Cincinnati 0aa~s n the is,h, received here ~
mall says that parties from HsIsna, ArkaAs, fsseasos
that General had cspsorsd u.iis Eect -ih lSso
number ~ prisoners.
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Rebel Dash into Eakckm -. nv.

CAikoi JuIy ", FfJ
s1iy sssol cavalry made dash into n'akman on Wed
nesdsy night and rubbed all eke They stayed
unu sfi.r daylight yesterday. dsrng vaAoh time
steamer landed, but was not moeAsd. Our forces
occupy the town.
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fhe United States transport EInsle, Captain Ashcroft
from Newbern, N. o., 10th inst arrived At this port
yesterday morning. She brings several cabin passsngers
the United States mas and twenty discharged soldiers
from General FOSTERS army. There was noshing new at
Nowberu.
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Dx attn oT Majo~ 3Sass>st.

"Hr, yny TO- Ikhi
MAJOR vssast arrived from vlckabars hat ~ IN,
and def 81 Tie saesrs boaA!.a. q syssaser, j, NJ,
e'siacs
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Our snappsnsssrs Telsgrams.

Oar siaappsnsbsrG Teisgrsms.
SmrYxsSsuRo. Pa. July 10, 1893.
The nrng heard yesterday morning about ten O'Clock si
Hagsrsto~n, supposed V bs attack b Bafords ca
yay and two batteries, which passed through the Gear
spring country wtb the intention o. crossing The river al
thla
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FONfTfw N0.ss, JAZZ u. lsh
Aaag sstsrI Foster and asa arrived ~ r~fess
rgnr~ ih2 fosengor.
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THE ADVANCE ON CHARLESTON
Capture of the Greater Portion
of Morris Island.
Over 800 Rebels Killed, Wound
ed or Captured.
A DOZEN BATTERIES TAKEN.
COMPLETE SURPRISE OF THE ENEMY.
Terrific BOmbardment from
Folly Island.
A Brave and Successful StOrmlng Force
Under General Strong.
Two Strong Forts Still Held
by the Rebels.
THEIR CAPTURECERTAIN
A Union Storming Party Badly
Cut UP.
Gallant Conduct or the Sc
venth Connecticut.
Our Casualties and Rebel Prison
srs Taken.
The Various Engagements and
Operations.
THE PLAN or ATTACH
General Strong in Comm ON
Morris Island.
COOPERATION by THE NAVY
Expedition by I1igginson's Negro
Regiment.
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| FAIL LURE TO BURN A BRIDGE.
FAILURE TO BURN A BRIDGE.
Three Killed and several
Wounded,
As., As., kes
Three
ks.,

Tbe United States transport raion, cart. tfredss,
from Port ayAI H. g. 18th llAt, arrived al .a = yes
teriay morning.
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
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Obstinate Fight Between the
Cavalry Forces OF Generals
Gregg and Stuart
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HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
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Lees Army Supposed 10 be Between Martins
burg and Winchester,
o., ec. -.

wAsHrsoroS, July Is, 1853.
letter from tbs headquarters Of the Army 0 the Po
somac says that a fe~ shots heard Friday after
morn tho direction Of ves.as or Gregorys Gap result
g u believed from small parties racoonotcrng those
places and being dsperscd by navay and light bat
terics.
Several paymaesers have arrived AMI the ocors and
troops attached TO General Meaies ho~iquartes
cciving ray cp 10 she Ist Of July.
No definite iAformatoa be obtained sf The move
ments Of Gcaersl Lss
Abou, hundred prisoners arrived a. heAdquators
Thursday night Moro have ben Forwarded by other
routes.
non cor1-n,ssonsd ofrc~ who arrived 10 Washington
V day says thst thursday Geperd Gregg ors-soi At
Failing Waters and cut or At i yhevdstown fos slr
hours from csfnmnnicatou wiah our army.
General crexg. however, nnaily reiseved himssH,
corans the authority, By grant charge upon
the rebcis capturing aarse number d prkonsrs, three
stand q coor and foxr pteces os artillery.
The Ftgst Bsswee. CYegg's and stsarcs
Cavalry.
HWxpqussrx~. aSSr ov rrx PoroxAo July ~, 1853
Te facts regard ths cavalry ashs are simply
tbsse-Gccsra Gregg oSde~cd W move from pc,n,
above wila~sport and mako sweeping rssd upon lbs
snemys rear. Between shepberdstown aod nartnfburg
he contact with tho entire body o. stoarts c,va
ry, numbering upwards q Yen thoosaod.
sovsse engagement cs~3cd, lasting several hours
the particulars of which have BOT jet beeo received
here Il ouiy knovn tina, cavalry obstInaleiy aud
hsrocaiiy he'd thsr round, although meeting ~ah
hcsvy k~ses rs iossa~ al bysh sdes are sad 10 BE-
are.
no main body II Lees army supposed V 10 be, ~ecn
hs,insburs and Winchester.
Arisa'e, be'ongng 70 The nev civtsoa os The TtI,s
corrs aSssiei ycunx wcnAn iay ba~s e.terday .nd
bru,-gy v'oiaied bsr psrscn lie zen sunmar, ~
ieres 70 es hung, sns tbs sxssutsa y tsks yacs 70.
Iy. rNs ~onan ws MIS- carpn, fvegfy u twls,y.
yoars o. age raoddanzl.lcr o. ~ ialn,u. ,t.
Carroll, u csrre'son.
RAN has fallen inoassa- y ials ~ ne lAl iwsriy
scor bsrs, bus tbs n,nng ths \ sa-e = br.gf.y.
rsor 'ir z eedsy V rs.t - the \ - p.sa.e o..
csss
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FaIFaoeg IN Cesa - . nd af Ph 4 q
desphfa.

rHnsru,rs, Jg'y 10. fses.
CS~ - n.-.rss c4dwaiissrv bss s~urnsg oomnsas1 q
- 80 tfss u un city ard vi<iEny Enss4x,
.SyJ' j 'fsz ., ~s'Hs , sssss.yS s,x xfsa.