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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

THoHAs II. SEYMOUR, the copperhead
nominee fer Governor Of Connecticut.
has been a bitter opponent Of the war
from its commencement He made such
an ostentatious and indecent display
of disloyal sympathies, that be
was socially tabooed among his own
neighbors His portrait was taken down
from its place in the State Hall, by order
of the Legislature. He was denounced
as a miserable tool Of JEFF. DAVIS, by
the Democratic press Of New England,
and read out.Of the party by Democratic
Conventions.
The New London Star, prominent
Democrat paper Of the State, bolts the
nomination, aud says that thousands Of
loyal hearts will grieye to read some Of
the resolutions and speeches Of the late
Convention.
This is one Of these Conservative"
movements which some Kentucky poll
licians tell us are 10 save the nation.
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Charlton Morgan.

Colonel Roy Clarke, 'fhoformerlyiited
near NJ. Sterling, aud who raised his
rebel 'ngiment chiefly in Montgomery,
BAtbS Rid Clarke counties, made his APP
pearance in Richmond, Madison county,
with seven or eight hundred men, hst
Sunday. That night he encamped at
Fovtown, six miles from Madison. On
Monday he crossed by turnpike TO Win
chester, in Clarke. There he seat 6ht his
scouts in al directions.
Among the scouts was Capt, Charlton
Morgan, q third brother Of John Morgan,
Atthe bead OF a party bf eighteen or
twenty men. Capt. Morgan secuted pRs,
-Ou ~the road between Winchester and
Lexington aud MAS csRiure drwith all his
peh. aud brought futo the latter place.
He asked to, pc exchanged or paroled, but
the Federal officer commanding referred
him toTthe ofderI OF DtFI LAWS tgains {
the parole or exchange 81 ANY FEDERAL
commissioned officer, and told him that a
similar policy~by way Of retaliation or
rather self-defence, had been adopted by
the Federal Cove tnment "But here is a
captain Of ours" said Charlton, She was
taken the other day aud has been paroled,
let me be exchanged foe him. "If" re-
Piled the Federal officer, "yonr command
eT parOl0d him, he violated the orders OF
his Governments. | shall not disobey the
orders Of mine. You must go 10 Camp
Chase and stay there till che end Of tn
ware or until the two Governments agree
upon new cartel" Charlton is full
grown man, indeed he is a tall man, in
fact he is rather a hurley man, but it is
said that he cried like a schoolboy.
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An African Conservative on the
Yankees.

"A friead relates to us an amusing inci-
dent connected with the great celebration,
Of Monday, in this place. An old house
servant Of one Of our very arlstoeraiic
rebel families, who hates a-tinsolnlles"
and poor white trash" as heartily as
JEFF. DAVIS does, was walking slowly
along the square as the grand procession
was forming. Soldiers were moving
about in great numbers, the cavalry gall
loped to and fro, regiments were forming
to the sound Of lively music, citizens and
visitors thronged the sidewalks, children
ran about with banners, aud thousands
Of aags aultered like fragments Of rain
bows, from the various buildings. The
conservative contrabahd paced slowly
along rolling his distended eyes in all
directions, apparently overwhelmed by
the exhibition and hustle around him.
Approaching our friend he exclaimed
my GOdl What are we Southern folks
coming to? Master said, year ago, dat
de Yankees done gone away forever
Now dey is swarmin about thicker dan
locussus Dey runs dere boats on our
river Dey pressin Hour nisgers' Dey
liyin in our houses Dey driyin our
wagons. Dey ringin our bells. Dey
conflsticatin our property, Dey eatin NJ
our meat and corn. Dey done killed uT
NOSE all of our men; and fore God,
spec dey are gwine 10 marry all ouT
widdersl" .... .,.
. Aud heaving a deep groan from the
bottom OF his continental waistcoat, he
shook his head in sadness, and passed
slowly onward, 70 the joyful chimes o
the church bells, and the soul stirring
strains OF " Yankee Doodle" and Tht
Red, White and Blue" r-r 3'n ,
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Paving Up.

We were gladto learn yesterday that
several disloyal persons, who had been
assessed by Governor JOHNSON, for a
contribution to the fund for the relief of
destitute families, and who had hitherto
been delinquent, paid their tax TO the
Comptroller yesterday. We hope that
all persons similarly situated will see
the necessity of doing likewise, and pay
up, as the authorities are fully deternin-
ed to collect Che full amount levied, with
out further delay, Those who have paid
up have shown both charity and good
sedse. 4r' i.--l.Ia |..t ~ +"h
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KENTUcKY PREsTtbIGIrArGo - The
Cincinnati .Gdzette says that the COpper4
beads Of Kentucky ave a new invention
in constitutional dialect tits that there
is a distinction between The Administrs.
ton and the Government, and thatrthey
may be sound supporters Of the Govern
ment, while they oppose every act of the
authorities which ADMIN Isl er the Govern.
ment. Thus man may be staunch
supporter ofathe authority while he at
the same time rcsisis The authorities. In
genious as the ambiUextrous manipula-
lion is, tits not new IL is borrowed
from the conservative principles of Col.
Ethan Spike, Of the State Of Maine, who,
in a close canvass which hinged ON the
Maine Liduor Law, announced himself as
for the Maine Law, but opposed 10 its
enforcemeDL ,.. ...r..
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.ATHEMATIC.

II our good critic can make anything
but billions out of unit IN the tenth period
or place, he has certainly studied dill
ferent arithmetic from the one we studied
The figures 7,2oO,OOO,oOO, read seven biz
lions t,OO hundred millions, and nothing
else. We must correct our critic instead
Of ourselves Let him examine his nu-
meration table. ta.
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II is proposed TO pass In Massachusetts
a statute Of limitation against the early
marriages Of army widows, Several who
have gone Off in new bonds of wedlock
are perplexed by hearing that their pa
triot husbands "still live. Ecelange
II some Of these army widows" re-
main permanently with their new hus-
bands, their late consorts will have the
pleasure Of being able to say: 81 live
MH'
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The City is quite oyeEstooked at pres
ent with shops and stores Of all kinds.
Hundreds Of deludod individuals abroad
seem to have fancied that they could re-
alize fortune in few weeks, by bring
ing a few boxes Of cheese, calico, spec
taoles, pins, and chewing tobacco to this
Market and probable regret their luck
less venture. This market is glutted
under present circumstances. ...
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The gunboAt IndianOla, which run
past Vioksburg, did not receive a single
shot She had ZOO bushels Of coal be-
sides ammunition and provision. The
lndiaholA had gone up Red river where
the rebels received supplies from Texas.
Brilliant results are expected.
Tbs last boats up report no difficulty
from the batteries on the river banks
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Gen. VAN DoRN, with his cavalry, es-
timated bya Murfressboro correspond
ent at five or six thousand strong, has ar
rived at Tullahoma.
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Cen. Joseph 2. John,ton,, staG

Assistant Adjutant General--Col. Z, S.
Hewell.
Assistant Adjutant General-Lieul.
Col. 4. b. Lamar. IN
Assistant Adjutant GenerAl--Mai. A.
p. Mason. RI.
Assistant Adjutant General-Maj. A.
ID. Banks.
Assistant Adjutant GenerAl---Capt.
Brown. . g. ..,..
Inspector General-Ool. Charles H.
Fauntleroy. .....
Assistant Inspector General-Lieut.
Col E. j. Haryie.
Chief QuArtermAster-Major A. M.
Barbour,
Medical Inspeotor-Msj. S. A. Cart
wright.
Abide Camp.-Lieut. j Barroll Wash
ington.a a,f .l.u-aI f.Ht'a '
Aid-de-Camp--Lisut Wade HAmpton.
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Either the loyal or the disloyal must
rule Nashville and Tennessee with IN
divided sway. One party or the other
must triumph, and the other must perish
Which shall il be--pa,riots or rebels
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"a Mathematioian,, Corrected.

,. ,r In nashville, Feb. "a, 1853.
Editor Of The NashwHe UaOh, si ~
SHIN your issue of this morning
you make mathematical error of large
dimension. $7200p00,0 900 are no bill
lions, but seven thousand two hundred
millions. Please correct the same. 81,
Yours, &c, raa I.'
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Ilis understood that the opposition of
Secretary Seward is now the only OBJ
staole TO the restoration Of Gen. Butler
to the command Of the Department Of
the Gulf
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Secretary EAST lie attending to the du-
ties Of Governor Johnson, during his abb
sence in Indiana.
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As recently announced Cameron has
resigned, and Clay has boen re appoint
Cd Minister 10 Russia.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

When the lndianola ran the blockade
at Vicksburg it was not struck by sin
gle shot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

Tho following Toupessee Banks ATE broken, iof
have been wound upi aud their Notes if any are
out, are uttcrly. W0rthlesssH "a
AEriJuit,rd Bank, at nrownuillc
tH teBtgnl sank uf ronpessesN, a. Nashville.
Del Farnnrs' and Mechanics Rank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution. at Memphis
Exchange Rank, at Murfoeboro.
Aiiners' and Mahuiacturers' Bank, ~ Knoxville.
Rank II East Teun0ssea, az hnosv,ic .
Bank Of Trenton, at Trgn,oh. '
Bank OF Jefferson, az DondriJgo.
Rank Of Claiborne, at rRgewo1
Bapk ~ Tszawol, at iFuzsweli. '..r.r.
Lawrencehurg Bank, at LawrenvVburg-s
Citizens Bank, at Memphis
Ha1 BanR Of America. AZ ClArksvile
., Exchange Bank, 0Corcia,. rH .....
southern Bank, Gcergia fH..H.'.fT
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To the Police Committee.

Nou Arb HEREBY NOTIFIED TO MEET At THE
Mayors oF'e", 'htr morning at tie nlno p clock
A. busines of the utmost Importance Will come up
hcI1ro tA1 tsntaittee ...
"s. WV a CHATHAM.
Chairman Of Police Committee.
NA9uur February -, lsG3.-lll
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NOTICE


Ansr or ruT CuHErHLhFr.
Nashville Teh 4tih. 1893
NIEktHAAl. gTiZ.Ns. fMHOYFU ANU
vi otheu having claims against tHir Iarartuaut
w please present Them before The dTst NJ Nar0H,
chat he same may be- settled
D. SWIFT surgeon U. 3. A.
hedloal nirc-toT. Purvsy0r and DstarsluF UnCer.
Teul1-iw
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The Louisville Journal says that the
Union cause has made "slightheadway"
in Tennessee. The Journal don't pretend
to make heaa'oay. II progresses like a.
crab, by going stern foremost. "
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KROuT
agIHAY.o ssFAE

IN BALEs rBImE TIMOTHY nav, Jrsr M.
OOChlVED and frsale delivered " al rarirofihs
cy d. % blCktY,
a.... AGENT Hroadaay Mills
fo'-'-f lnispatsh cQnyJ
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rELrGRApH1O NEWS.

SPECIAL % the Louisville Demooratfn
LEXINGTON, Feb. 20, IL M.-The rebels,
when last heard from, were at Winches-
ter. Theft forces are said to be two
thousgfd strong, with two mountain
hoailzefs. Gen, Gilmote- has dispatch
ed troops andef his command in
such manner that they will
soon be heard from. Prisoners captured
last night say, fourteen (II thousand
rebel'infAdtry are on the march, com
ing from the direction of Cumberland
Gap. This or any such reports are not
credited By the military VI I'm VI "
NA~ MURFpFrsnono Feb %
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Read Senator wRIaHr's patriotic
speech. Of A
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IeUeIaJe sIeaIner WeDD CLOSELY PURSUED
and captured the Eva. The Eva is dis
abled in one wheel. The Queen Of the
West is but slightly injured and will
soon be in fighting trim under, Confed-
crate colOrs. 49,
We have positive information that the
De Soto was burned by the Yankees to
prevent her falling into the hands of the
Confederates .-.t... ,1 ,r,r..r.
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The Florida of Cav Head,

PEI Telegraph to Cipin'' Mrreh.nt. rIchsnss:
Boston, J,ly 10. Pirate Florida -s, seen ye.tsr-
day W mile. sou'hcas, Of Gay Head She va then
.afnlns tris and tshius schooner
Hoof' hoe, Juip 10 The d-hins schooner Citizen
afrived here today. She reports h.rtriss,d rebel
steamer Yesterday 80 miller 'outhe., Of t,ay Head.
She had burned hris and then msdc mr. Province
town h'hns schooner, and huiu ned her. The crew Of
the h'htman e'eared In the b ate to nect Of
msctersl fishermen. numter Of d'hns ,chooner
are coming into rurpeniine Cove to day, to e,e.pe
tNc pirate.
Boston, iuiv Io-Csp' Thompson. Of the British
'chcon,r Asre, Rc., rs.d hero Chi. rain, nom
westpor;, n $. 9sth ul,no. Capt. THOMPSON stated
thai aretsl barque nc.mer OF 600 tons, Wa cruising
in the Seal Island dshing grounds. A iarre ship
lo,fcd Nth a. ais. aud reported helonsins to Ken.
nebunk, NJ" WAS seen burnt to the satsr's cd se she
u..ns thc ne IN tou oil . hshttInAn on uiAnd
Manan nanl - N.-N
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Te)egrapnic News Itsus, &c.


at Washington,
fhr d n Is to commence Monday next in Con.
nsc cut. Inr ac.AI quota IL 00 to one half: half
WI he added TO eove eIempts, that IL 800 namts
vill b. dia~n.
tro- Gen. N,glee reporting a. hsstqu.r-.r. with
troop. from a. Foster. Nor:h Caroliuu Command,
ven, Meade nm'diAtsly lsS.sned m 10 lmtnand
At iiarpers Ferry.
Abylcys per Corsica port tho arrival Of the IN.
'r, An'e hicocn, kat An,onica, EllzNbt h, Ella
ma ~ T. snd La IeraId, !. 10. I.srl, SOU: AID
from wilmington al = Sa.,au.
ANnSG tls man, g.. .-'e % of Genera Meade. viz
IoIY 'tfi' by Co. r.l aTypr 10 Wa ia ~ en-, are
tLe reg ','urtal Iidst..e sHori I nd 81 battle
uAsssnd Naud.fd' IN" rcrl Gcacr II Armi-t,a5,
n1 hs d"'t4 .td 'Ilo Ia b ught hr rot mllilu vas
hsa 'suse and wac sofrv ls - ever * u part in t.
BY an nri,a from iI,yha. wc l.iiu ,h,, he war
10 tchtH 50 e b. no n-gn- over lnsui Ieciorl hsd
ioke1 cut IN Vsiencis Puerto Cabs.Io AZ ID LAgUia
Tue lAter place 4 f'l DyN AGf dli trpy ed the
t'V"raI-" n matrrAls, taken tue aIn!n iou ar ized
tnt e. u''.' hourr and dscHed for Gen. g ordsro.
IN" '"mocT''" state Convention Of low, after an
SAG'cd 'hd sto; M season, ado ned ust day,
ia Iin i. fhLrt, of Clayton county rns y, minated
t'r Governor aud J.F DuncoLIbe OF Wrb.teI county,
ior Lieu epaut Governor. ar FitIer .as y oted for
py Nahc',ey men. Iha Conven,ica Ma helt st Des
SoAE Hundreds Of AisIAndrA VA accession lists, of
70 q texn, snil sTk.d Oh board pp . steamboat fom
tht cuy on Thursday, to be ser South, but at the
nouf fed of starting the oder vas nded There
rM much alton in conssqu ence among them and
iheu irlend' About ls0 OF Eh'.e Who mad preyinisy
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Startling Case of Retaliation.

Washington, Julv IO-The Richmond DlsrArcm
Of July IN -sy,; In the Libbey Prison ye,,erda,,
by order Of General windr, the captains among the
Yankee prisoners drew lots for two Of the number
TO be shot in retaliation for the shooting of CAPTAIN.
william /. Corbin and 7. J. Ac,iraw, BY Gen Burn.
'oe' Al sandusky, ONO, on the 18Th Of May lA,t
The prisoners we're o. enabled In room at " O'Clock
BY Capt IurnoT, the CoInmsndant Of the prison. and
after bons formed 10 . hoov square around table
we're informed OF the order Of Gen. wiuder Slips
Of piper, each containing the OF one Of the Off.
GERS per.ntsere carefully folded up and deposited IN
the table Capt Tuner tAon iaforilsd the IA Il that
they might sci ci whom they plass4d to draw the
names, aud The tr,t two names dra~n would indicate
those 10 be shot. The lot drawn BY the Rev
Nj B,osH, amid . silence aimost death. Ike III.
hitt ballot drawn contaired he name Of Cap. Henry
Washinron SAWYER, OF the lot New Jersey Cavalry,
the 'eeond that u Cap j hn fnn, vi th, 5i-t Ind
Ana Volunteers. The day Of their execution h.s no,
MT yet been ticd.
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steamship Cor,ica, Captain IL hesurier, arrived
yr''"rdsV from Havana, July 4th BY this arrival
-s have some later intelligence from As1ico, emtrsc
Ing chiefly edets Of General Forey, pre,crbius the
mode Of governing the city. under the ue- order Of
thnss All p-pon, - no are hostile 10 the French Are
70 10 t~nthed, oondcnned TO work in the mines "
upon the railtosds The property Of all such offend
y, u also to be s~guestrAied to defray the este sv.
of the new government. THE p-opi 70 be PEI.
mtt'i to ehcoss their own municipal and other on
Gers, according 70 their feelings and ui,hes" We
hear n.,hins hir her - to the movements Of Jusren
or the MrSichn Army.
Sdn frd'l7'co. Juiv s.-Cny Of Mereo dates via
Acapulco, are to the 10th ult.
jus. ? arrived at San Luis Pctos on the 7th, and
~ts'hishsi the go at pmvut thsre The late
gari.n ~ the city of Ms,ieo, numbering O00 are
dntfibuted AZ the me I'm port points west Of that
euy portion OF the French army entered the city
o. Men'co on the tth. II ~as believed that Gen
forsy had scnt . communication. urging JusIex TO
socept tsIms u peace.
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ON the LIST Of July Colonel Jim. Montsom ry, With
2O negro soldi -, lef; aufoit board the guu
John Adamf and Two uanspoits, aud proceeded up
the Comhahee river aud lapd,d ncIt morning one
Of 'h' usp'ports got around and hr troops were
uan'isirei 70 the o,her vessels. Colonel Mongouery
divided his force into three part e., snd di,po.in,
them ton 10 make b m appear lsigor ihan III. .
really ~e.r, Gdvnno. agAust he vii. sgr OF n,psl
whore ttrte rebel ree.ments u lnfan,ry AMI onr
regiment Of CAVALRY ~eie stationed. An Cfg.rn.
mcut took place, aid the John Adam, a IN ~
thew shel IN o th' towu, cAusinr ~. .rh. . o
stedaidl' The rail- th,n commenced 1 l earnest
1he FoideIs scattered N vsry a. &c IA spd ~ rrcd
AID de,t rOyCd everything # value thcy csins ..
Thirty foul srse u.sri on' known to brlonr 10 70 o
rIou, Z, hes, with al thrT rel, furniture and ilra
No!ks OF art, welo buried g. I. q ground NltLiar
but smoderins ruins aud parched and cTlsvtd .ker.
tons OF once inAgDLceu oil oAk and psn, 20 gTovss
nov remain Of hess delisntlul couu,rv seats. The
white inhAbitsnts, ttrr ned a. the sigh, Of negro
soldiers with 10 idcd nu ket. IN their hand,,
ran In every direct on, while the tlAye popu a.
ton 'u,h,d to the boats with every dem ,,nsITa-
ton Il 10y and Taltude. Three rice houses,
wen hlied With rice, large amount III rcks In
the ord, snd four large mi!s OF irTent kinds .ers
desroyed Mansions, neg o qu Arteys, and everything
inrAmmAble, va, consigned 10 the flames. sluices
we're opened, plantstions flooded snd broad ponds
aud lakes usds, where but = lev hour before luxu
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received notice, occurred per'nis'ion to remain "
giving tho required security, or taiins the oath VI
. l,siAnce.
Asrsricious huacter lurkir- around th. Federal
camp va. arrest.d la SurdAr A. Ftejerickshus
II, save ais usme . Wni Richards aon, Of Baitimorr
In HI. h,1', rrrc found rpetc draw OF the de-
fences OF bs'imo vth rtoimsicn roncerrirs the
srens h ard mo,smeDis of the Army OF the Pcto
nsc. also rssses from icns Frtil and johnson. lie
confessed his suit, snd ~as hung on Monday morn
inr
hS Wow, candidate for Corrr--s In the Iouis
vile dinfict, ny, wss arrested on rhurslsy by the
e1ioiug officer. in Oven ccuu :, snd .eut to Gt ~
Blirsfe at Cincinnati, IN consequence Of these
cords, uscd IN q speech to the people f owen This
'a John Brown raid, wir srainst slavery. srd h.
hnpei tverv true kentnck an would rise 10 srtnA In
sn'thins ssaiust It.
1nr rtst day OF the drsf in Pitts,uIs vas on We'd
n'sdaN. The tnrolmcut Comnis.i ionef, Willie bully
tnta., dfauine other, vNs hitns.lf fortuna
to draw PINE one Of he clerks was a,o drafted
n was the - ffov 1T Marshal. Oua man Who had
pe,n enrolled ~ tso yards -se dratt IA oh. In
come iustsieTs 90 Nouus mcp we're drawn fIoil the
rams family. Thi. Nas The c.,e Nth q tailur, and
Jane. hamill. chNnp On oar man, t~ho IL nov IN the
im epaTius for his contest with ward ard his
broihei Jnbn.
Tss con o.Iondcnce r,.p.c'irs precedence Of rauh
hclItllan steues thus H. rcf,ttuJ 70 IA. hittory
of the present Val -ill he fuul that prior 10 tho
date upon which Gen Vutlet crrout ousp ,ay. that
] we aIUltuted, had, q. Ma " titIrral e thN r.
gul>I Any, ofsanitei an arm aut conducted
oc>sful cam psisu, by ~hich western Nrs nis~v -
the enim. de.roysd, | had supposed that every
general offesr INES thst held commits on daring
that csIupA gn. ten ualirck's arguments ale In
niorauiy With tn, 1uiins Of The Board.
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POSTSCRIPT, ,
NEW YoHK sUr OrticE,)
saturday, July ia A, n. I
IA>ss 49,

'hd'nbersburc, Pa, July i0.-Nevs from vii.
Transport show that the rebel. have lost two out Of
three ferry boats by the late high water ver, little
Of their snspor alton had reached tn. virginia shors
but the most Of their wounded have got over.
s"sssisTs and de'ertsrv from L"es army stii con.
tnue to arrive In large numbers. Lees h.adqusrter,
srs ,til at Hsg,rtovn.
ChdmIrsbur0h' July 10, ria Ship ppen.buyo.-Th
rebel pIches and our, meet at Gr,cncs,,i.. G.per,i
Couch ' at this point battle |, looked for st any
moment. II is thought We have Ice completely
hemmed in.
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snt CT ~ OF rice And corn were putirs ior ,heif
leaves. Capt Crvcrs compsny landed A, ra, RIus
md d s'to,ed e-versl large stesm rice M ls three
co,ion gns' And fine ss-niil, together ~ih an i'm.
rle5r' smnupt Of other pap ~. Cap u vt landed
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