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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
| r MITCHELL.

The business of the ate Fl NJ will hc en-
4 cted Mt tho old stand nv o undersigned
Th 1nk u for past fav.rs. n Il hoping T.,
merit The "nntinued cnnflencr.~ the pub IT,
h ST. c. integrity ami rttanrion TO bis n" 4
II" de~',ra III" NJ n ed fay. r. %. h> frirn Il
and the public generally.
CLENNER
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

All persons md 'ht",i 10 til. 'ntn e m avr
r'q red Ia call ~ RI" store "rrrpich hv tn"
old Fl III and m k imma ata setrl mont hy
note or "'h"rw :" - al outstanding dua-
nl"s' he settled before Nay lst.,
Dated April sth, 1888
" r MITCHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
NEWS IF TIE WEEK,

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have been received. The K"nku', !
is stated, got hafs mile above For
Su pt"r, when shot rnssed thr uyl
her. "hc CHI compelled her to sire, an
rr>nlrl ul ima'elv in her sinking
The Nahant Ct within 200 Yards :.
Sn'nrtcr. and was disabled The res,
f'he iran clads were II seriously in
lrel. thou III All If them were hir. A
GUN on Frt NJ ultrie WAS dism united
w II appears tn lie the ONLY damn &c
Of any Consequence i .flic-el upon the
rebels. The attack hal rct been
renewed at latest a,i,ic.s.
the P,rt r wal Nae South says
that the attack upon CurIes on wig
renewed on the 10Th; hut. by IN arrival
fr IN Charleston har, we observation-disclosures.
hat nothing had tranSp;rei up 50 the
evening f the 18th. Gen Hunters
rc"s were returning to P,rt RIVAL.
The rebels have destroyed an armed
Federal steamer in Coosaw River.
The reh. Is are annut to mike anlthe'
Invasion Of X ,ntuckv. Twenty thou>
az" If their troops are crossing the
Cumberland near Le"anon, Teun.; three
thousand are marching on Glass,w.
K =; and Morgan is preparing FIR 81
rndon the louisville aud Nashville
Rn'lr"ai. .
Banks is terrifying NV Orleans. il
arpreheusi IN of on attack hy the rebels.
who are said t" have.a fo'ce Of $4,000
IN the vicinity. Feals are ais, enter
tanned Of a raj | upon Ship Island from
Mobile. ...r s..'..a.
There is nothing new from Gen.
Foss r. His .epn, ted surrender is hot
credited at ashinstnn.
1t Is rep rtel tina, the execu II of
the c,nscription law will be ,nlefin,tel.
postponed. 1t is ais, reported prepara.
tipns are heing made for draft t, al
depleted regiments.
Secretary Seward Is said to have
declared, IN Il recent dispatch to Nuts
ter Adams, that, if any more vessels
for the re',el navy were allowed to he
fite out ia .hd depart frm British,
rnrts, it would b. regard by .hr
Unite States as a bell,gerent act.
Aayices from the Vicksburg expe-
dition state that six or seven iron ella Is
we're making preparations to run ~
the rebel batteries, the intention to
execute the movement on Friday or
Saturday night last. Transports we're
also being put lii q condition to effect
the passage. The Yazco Pass expe-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
CoPPEEH ADS ATTETl.NN!

I'VE COPPERHEfp or RIDGE Of
l. LIBERTY NON READY Copper
head + j. it } Let evev Whi.p Man accent
the inau t." and We ~ the grand old III nj
Of iihrrt he ton' e'h-ad! allied, nos.
paid. receipt If Scents, O. so r-r hun
nv exnrcss - II ord rs ont al the G. shsnlI
he addressed ss once RI TIE m 'nrf ,ctnre-.
BRO LEY & 20,
Bx4 IS New Y"rk .v
rh Il co. are allowed to refer TO the
ID tn~s Of th, n Y Ca,cas On Beware a.
imno-.ers. wh" copy car a. versi>emcns and
initiate cur signature.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

VIZ CONFESS MS and FXPER! ENC +
OF >CFFEarR -''nhli>hcd ~ Il wornrc
and tn The especial b ncfit ut Yong Men md
thos" VIII" suffer " tn Nervous Debility Loss
ct Memory. Premature Decay, &c. &
10y one who has cn'rd h M Of ~, mrc moan>
after h""~ n"t +" ""rat expenses AID ncn -
,enie' ce. through 'ie usr vt wort les, med =
= mes "r"s.r bed nv earned Doctors
Snglr t",',"s may hr had the autLor
>: iANRFRr. Esq. Greenrc;nt, Lon.
Island. by ""r'n-ir n roSt paid add ..>se,i en-
ve'""e. Address Charles 4 Lnmbe,t. F>u
Grcenp"int. Long Island. N T. tn35m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

y
NoItE OF SIZE 2IFF'S SALE-xot. NJ
y 'o"o' Ho"a'd Cou"'y s s.
~ vr ne an "xecu To-" TO- mo d'rcct,d
N the Clerk of The y .tr;cr Cu,r, ~, C>.,,
y count, j" ia'rr M s & II. Ruiz. ~ p nm.
Il and aga INST john Kn,scb g. N.l.,.l
rrle N die dams fn tie sun, q, ~
hund' q ard Fifty four collars AID H. II,
'ir" cont AMI costs ut seven md 7s-IO0
BAR AZ d accrning cost. I have lryed Tn.
"' n'i f"ker ~ the property or Tie :. i d.
PENDANTS =" rlre hing nnch ne. T., >utnf,
Sa "xrc'si'n. aud vii offer the salne for
~ nm g nrc' on :" the highest hdler
f"r cash IN h I'd o. tho end tlar Of Auy
A. D 500. AZ the no ,-r o. Ja,,,b Wits ,n
b. Ne" O'"G''n, Towns y. toward co,,n Y
wa, nf ~" hour of two o. lock T. ~ n.sn 4
ay, when and where due attend .nce will, be
given by the u d"rs pnud.
'a'rh % 1863 I, o6,Il
!. l. 81 \RLE>. Sheriff of ~. i cuu.y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

We would ell attention to the card
Of Ilammerslnuch BIOS. in another
part Of orr piper. This is one Of tn.
real institutions If McGregor. Having
Just hean throuah their establishment
we would simply announce what all "a,
nit who have been there. that theirs ia
TIE hest, the largest AMI chea' e It
stock Of ready made clothing in the
sitv. 1".
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
rPIG n LNOTiCE

y i\s ~ l. nv 1 ~ T.
State cf Iowa. L.,
Hnv.,a Cn,n.v. ~. .s
10 Norman freeman g. Mary Free
~ Vrt1 are hereby ntif"d th"t
" s.1R) % y h"'o~" h ftrecih
! 80 c's I day of Aori 1853 he will n"
on f'e u the Off :" of the Clerk OF
h. D strict o",t N Howard county i,wa ::
~, ton % EAmc,d r. Miller tia ntiF
c'r ming o: von = q sum "f fnrr hundred and
ffty d,'lar> with .'eret thereon at SIX p"r
cent per ann m fr N III. 80 h dnv or J,!v
D 1860. a. mont ,s''v dne him FRI m ,on
= amages tor breach e re tain covenants
1T 80 zurn and warranty ard ct other c"ven-
,nt- corta ned and -nt forth n Heed If n.
vevaucc fr m t"sa 4 Nile,. of c:rtain
property in slid Howard county, which deed
lie W i,.e i,Iv 80 h 1860
And hat url",. y"r appear theret" and
lrfend. on or hrfn noon Of II q second dav
of tn. nex' term of said c"nrt to he begun
and he'd in aud nr SAL .n"n'v On The ff h
Monday after TIE th.,d Monday Of Nav
next lie art WI be en'e, cd n .ain~t won and
Judgment rendered he, cen for the whole
..n,.u,nt with interest ind costs, as paved
for in sad r"'it IN tn24,4
Dated March 26'h 1888 a. ,as-
GOODRICH < FED.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

J.hn T. s+"neman Esq. is elected
NJ Yer Of McGregor. by good ronnd
majority, McGresor is sound to the
core. .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

q The Uni N (?l Leagarists on We'd
nesdav night he'll meeting, here.
preceding which they sang that emf
nently patriotic e. song, John Browns
scr' - u,sych;nr or"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
NOTICE.,

I u rersons K .ow;ng themselves idn'ted 20
NY II Nofl~ur Ca the firm of n bic e.
hHnd ~ ct Vernon Springs. are her by r-.
QueNted io call IN seville a. thei" store on nr
rtorr Anr'l LIST $50 ar -e'tinm .nts may he
hal ut that "laoe With 2. I Seares. or.
s. HA-pitv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
NJ SOLUTION N DT!cT.

NOTICE i ho"ahv y SO, m It the 90 p,rt-
n"r>hin he ctnt,rn existing uninr the
name a"d Stvle o. the fin Of G. e,nm,r ~,
Nitche'l j. this day dissolved ~ m-tuai c.r
sent. All i"hts due the late fr,n ave the
r""rertv of nndmu. lie raidtoH B i'rhel,
Persons hold 'ng oar GU r, nrv checks nre 70
q'ested to present item forthwith for re icmp
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

Dated New Oregon Anil h. 1863
J GLEN FIR.
II. r MITCHELL,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

In the stomach act or bowels iurrs ru's's. cuts
swellinge, colo, dicrrh a, ard iti'n,,
head ache, tooth ache, and ear-acle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
The Vice Presidents Mission.

10 neither column, the reader will find full e&pa
nation of the nature and results Of the mission OF Vice
President Sephens Old Point touching which 80 many
vague rumo-s we're circulated Inst week. 1t appears that
the atrocities Of the enemy shown particularly in the
case Of Captains Corbia and MeGraW the two Conede-
rate officers who we're executed by Burnside in Ken
tueky had forced the Confederate authorizes TO con-
slider the subject Of retaliation. "0n hearing of their
f,tep says the Sentinel "thc Confederate Government
"enoured of the Federal authorities the of their
sac ion The response that they were executed as
uies The record Of their trial was then demanded.
In answer to this request the Federal Government
3" furnished copy Of the charges and specifications
against Them and of the sentence Of the court which
"eOudemned them, Ju! none Of the evidence.
From the papers thus furnished it appeared that it
cit was not true that they had been accused or tried as
"pes-that the sole charge against these unfortunate
gentlemen was that they had uited soldiers for the
Confederacy in Kentucky Safe embraced in our poll
ca system and represented regularly in the Confede-
rate Congress by Senators and Representatives
Nor was the evidence Of this charge supplied Not
scintila Of proof appeard that these mon we're
"spies The SCI, pretext for their execution is the
technical one that these officers were recruiting in
" OF the states Clalueu Oy eAe cnehlyi 9 Ouo VI u q
Z" United States, a principle which applies equally TO
Virginia or South Carolina and which would felrricd
"out sentence the gaows eveDy officer and private
1--WE nave in cur service"
With these facts before them, the Confederate au-
thortes we're compelled to resort to retaliation-s
measure long and vehemently urged upon them, and
which they bad resisted until they had well nigh brought
themselves into popular contempt Before taking a
step rarght with consequences the most TERRIBLE Presi'
dent Davis wisely determined to make last appeal to
the tyranny at Washington to avert possible, the un-
told horrors which must attend the execution Of the
threats which had bee2 made by both governments Vice
President Stephens was called from retirement and az
pointed Military Commissioner. The result of his mis-
sion is told in the correspondence to which have in
vited the readers attention.
It will be seen that Lincoln delayed his reply until the
engagements at Gettysburg were ended Had the re
suit of Fridays battle been different the mission Of
Stephens might probably have succeeded Flushed
with the triumph Of Lees repulse Seward dictated the
ieY-cOd reply communicated by Rear Admiral Lee
As we'll hope to move an adde,s heart as Yankees IN
the hour Of success.
If retaliation IS carried GU. in of Captains Sawyer
and Flynn now in this city under condemnation Of DEATH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

eteFp,F!y ass sp lese n accordance Win tie dictates
OF hluSn5 aSp Ia ssglr! conformity With The usaseS
NJ heicefefts in modern times. Deeply impressed as
vas With these views and feelings, in undertaking the
Mission and asking the conference, can but express
nv profound regret at the result Of the effort made TO
Obtain it. and can but entertain the belief that if the
conference sought had been granted mutual good could
have been effected by it; and If this war, so unnatural
so unjust so unchrsan and 80 inconsistent with every
fundamental principle of American constitutional liberty
"mus needs" continue to be wsged against US that at
Iost some of lis seyerer horrors which now so emf
nently threaten, might have been avoided.
Very respectfully
ALEXANDER II. SrEPHEss
Mr.. Stephens note to Rear Admiral Lee, dated 4th
inst, A, is as o lows:
SrR. Az Military Commissioner am the bearer Of
communication in writing from Jefferson Davis, Com
,nAnder in Chief of the land and naval forces OF the
Confederate States, to Abraham Lincoln, Commander
in Chief of the land and naval forces Of the United
States Hon. Robert 0ud Confederate States Agent Of
Exchange accompanies me as Secretary.
For the purpose of delivering the communication IN
person. and comforting upon the subjects to which re-
ates desire to proceed directly to washington cry ID
the steamer Torpedo, commanded by Lieut.. Hunter Da
WILSON, of the Confederate States Navy, no person be-
ing on board but the Hon. Mr.. 0ud, myself aud the
boats officers and crew. 81.
Admiral Lee replied B) that he would report by te!e
graph Mr. Stephens arrival and object, and inform him
of the resul. without delay.
On the 9th, Mr. Stephens, he states, sent another
note C) to Lee requesting to be Informed how long
would probably be before answer would be made to
his note Of the 4th instant. Also requesting him to
forward letter from BoD Mr.. 0uld to Lieutenant Col
cne Ludlow. The reply (D) reads as follows:
SR:-The rcquest contained in your communication
of the 4th instant is considered ipadmssibe.
The customary agents and channels are adequate for
ell needful military communications and conferences be-
tween the United States forces and the insurgents.
Lieut. Col Ludlow's reply to Mr.. Stephens (E) is as
follows:
SR:-In the temporary absence Of Major General
John A. DIX, commanding this department, have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your commnnica-
ton of The 4.h instant, addressed to the officer COM
handing United States forces Fort Monroe, and in The
execution of instructions from the Secretary of War; TO
inform you that the request therein contained deemed
inadmissi5le.
The customary agents and channels are considered
adequate for all needful military communications and
conferences.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
'rELEGRApHIC.
FROM JACKSON, MSS.


JcEscs July i1Anohsr day passed without an engage
msnt In the mHnng the enemy threw force right,
threatening TO srk Gen. Fesheson Buord to rein
force him, and drove the enemy back half hou hsi
Sighting Gen. Bu'ord lost sixty men, principally q the m and
sth Kentucky regiments The enemy then Withdrew
right, and in the afternoon made
centre Dan Ambugs brigade repulssd them hard ngt
Our loss t:day about 30. Tbs enemy sill fOrtlfying
[sEcoso pEsPArcHl
JAcEsos July I'LL p MThe enemy are sun concentrate,
right 10 reach Pearl river. Our Just dbl, On
them back in the CENTRE and burned the By their
sharpshooters
THIRD DEsPATcH
JACKSON, July 2Tne enemy opened Ere ok
morning from bis batteries e, and o'clock A. M
raned shs upon the city, The enemy charge the
Washington Artillery and CObb Battery repulsed them heavy
oIs taking 800 prisoners and three eos Adams and
s.oya brigade acted CALAMITY The enemy are now moving
around right Scouts report that Burnside erosng
songs ferry with dIyons Col wlthes oil Citizen
Killed by n thfll
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
The Volunteer Navy.

1t gives us pleasure learn that the cities of Lynch
burg and Petersburg moving in this good work, aim
ing to form companies of their own or to subscribe at
Richmond We understand that the subscription to
the stock Of the Virginia Volunteer Navy Company
was in two days after the books were opened, about
100000 They were then virtually shut for about
week while the city menaced; but they are now
opened at the Banking House OF R. Ii. Maury CO.
II hesehome be properly appreciated the subscription
will be millions for there can be no more formidable
means of offence to the enemy than this; as is seen,
not only in the History of old vars but in the recent
exploits of tie Florida the Alabama the Tacony, &c.
There are thousands of fit men in our country whose
gaantry would be most conspcuOusly efficient in dash
ing on the foe at sea- increasing his present painful an
noyance a, harm ten-fOld-but the capital must be
furnished to put them aGoat. And capital find no
more profitable investment than this This is quite as
profitable as bockade-runuDg, and much more patr:-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
HaIaCu. AND COMMERCIAL.
RIcHxosD, Jolly IS, 1858.

hIUHNUNDI OUy To- 1000.
Since the fall Of Vcksburg, the transactions IN
gold have been quite limited The brokers have oonse
eLtly advanced their bids, and Offering for
Urge sums high 800 for silver and 30 fer god
Their asking rats IS premium for syer and $50 for god
80 Tor a. Bank notes have also advanced under the reeea'
fmuus The brokers buying premium Ard sci ing
at $3.50. Sterling exchange Is held at $3.50 premium.
In bonds and stocks have but few changes to note.
The latest quotations arc follows:
Confederate SIS GOO ny OsG11O and int; Go. do 5 NJ
pors 200 sndnt; (eli at these AprsD Co. do Us ny red
1870 and int do. "a 100; virginia 6s resd, 1885, de- ssOn
with two on, so North Carolina IIxes (Od .ue 2sn a.!
Bank Of Richmond stock, no. Bank OF Commonwealth
49, Insurance. Company State Of Virginia. AN Virginia ce
trail Ralecad, leo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

mao as eouh SO bssslbs iao5GF wil re -eqaisss-s
FarhSh tAr forces Of tie South Ge.i se lSaesnrsed
competent oicsrs appoinlod, the army Of Lee called
o,ok into Vrs:ai., unless /: can be a cd without
,he rlss of being fraiIessly diminished, and the
motley # the defensive vigorously adhered te =
By so much as we neglect these Suggestions by so much
precisely we shall suffer; % the other hand by much
as these suggestions are adopted by just much shall
No speeeed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

ibls ssa be isdcht shat Lincoln VII ). 0se tssE BID
by banging Generals EtshuGb Lee and Archer no"
prissasfs in his hands, In that event the black a'g VIII
he Immediately raised in every arm;, aud the war vfl
be horrible but short.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
FROM DIR ARMY IN MARYLAND.

MARrEaBURe, Va, July l2th.-The telegraph wires
were cut near this place yesterday Constant fkirmish
ing is going on between the armies The enemy occu
piss the line Of the Anetam river, and Lee is near
HAgersown. Our army has been in line of battle since
Friday evening. fight is expected every day. Tie
Potomac is falling at Wnliamsport.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
nee with a decree Of Charlotte Cir

IN compliance with decree of Charlotte Cir
Court Will SELL The premises, on the ON dsy o. Az
bailey deceased ss5 The improvement on te
Is on the Plank Road six miles south Of keysue ~ Charoie
county Captain Jshn Bailey living the place E shoH
10 S,PP eaSs w""DS ''' THOs PUeII, cou'r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

the 18TH al o'clock A. NJ II the fourth OF h7r
I0A, daughter Of Richard T. and Mary L. Alvey.
Funeral will take place at o'clock tomorrow Tueida at
residence Grace between and Sd Streets when end5 End
aeq iAinianees ere invited to aten4.
On Fdday, the 10h Inst, at az oco.k P. d.. CHARiE3
8. GUY0T, In the 2ld year Of his age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
EDUCATIONAL.

WISH TO employ male or female Teacher
for next session, (commenna hs lst 18th septm
nex TO give thor 0ugh Instruction few youag aides the
advanced Engh branches ench, Vocal and Instrumental
Nus; the TIE bert Testimonials Of superior quahca
tons VIII be required, add 10 such Teacher lberassaTy Will
be paid. Address al Buckingham H. stating quah
cations, &c.
iy I4-d2W TH0S. r. PERKINS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
DANAWAY FROM TIE SUBCRIBER IN

DANAWAY FROM TIE SUBCRlBER IN
LII Pluylnn. county, Va the 29 MAJ last my
sig feet high, black, rather slender, but large
bone the right believe knock kneed and turned
somewhat between elbOu nd shoulder,
by knife voice had Jeans sack coat and mixed
uniform He endeAyor " free and
vi SINE soldier viii give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ft-
ken out OF the State ny IN the State twenty-five takes
In Fuysnni auing county TO H. 10 either be d.
Iiyered to placed iu jail SO that get him.
jyl4- d2Auu p. o. "Dixie," PluVanna, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

MONCURE e. CO. ask the at
IL tenon ofdealers their exenve auction sale OF Dry
Goods Hardware Drugs Liquors. Calf fns Tea, Sauces, ds
&C., commencing at e11 o'clock THIS MORNING.
~ l4-d1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
MARRIED,
DIED,

On th 93i Of Jane by r. Ga, Capt. VIM. H. PAYNE,
3Th Virginia Battalion OF Cavalry ~ Mss NOBLE i.
WILLIAMS, OF Giles county,Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

hereby caution the public not to
negotiate ACCEPT the Chez for thousand ani ry
dollars and y cents sa04 5 the Exchange Bank,
dated July H. 1868 aspayment has been ttppet
jy14-1ts ~ CHAS. JENSkF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
THE BATTLES AT GETTYSBURG.
CORRESPONDENCE or THE WRIG.l
WINCHESTER Va. july & II

WINCHESTER, Va, July s, 1868
Corporations and movements or the oher side Of the
Pc nothing positively authentic has been received
later than up to the close Of the battle Getty
on Friday, propose to give ageneral statement Of
events now and at intervals as they occur, reserVng
full descrponsaad details until the series Of battles
ended
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

T ARD, LINsEED OIL, &c.
80 gsllonI Lnseei OF,
100 do Lard
40 bags Va. Salt, In prime order,
English and Confederate Note paper, Envelope,
Maple Sugar, &C.
In store end fer sale on consignment. -
iy l1-d6,s GEORGE BAGBY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The correspondence relative to Alex. IL. Stephens
mission to Old Point is published 1t constitutes i'm
pOrtant chapter in the history of this var We subon
the following letters:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14
TIE RESULT.

The result Of the frst day WIS hiatt c enemy were
repulsed AT all points Of the line engaged and driven
over the above mentioned ranges Of hills through the
town and about half mile beyond. At this point is
which commands the ground in front for
mile on all sides. Ths the enemy retreated to after
their repulse and Immediately fortified their line
pyipg this mountain and extending the right and left
=
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-14

ALABAMA, Or $780,"
Csss Capture Burning Of The Yankee clipper "ocein
Wave the Whole brilliant addition 10 Lee Mallory famous
WAR portion OF which viii be exhibited In
with the above Dsn,s BY the fseinatng Misses
wARNAR.
p.try IA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-13

A Cuu.p's PlETy AND PATRIOTISM
Lille. a little gill Of three years o!
age whose parents reside within two
miles Of the city, excited considerable
interest the other day by one of her
childish demonstrations She had col
lected lot Of dishes, and in her child
is' way had prepared supper. After
everything was completed, she invited
her father to sit down with her and
partake Of her hospitaiity.-Tho father
did so. Before he proceeded 10 hell,
the little one informed him
that the "blessing must be asked" She
also stated that as it was her supper, it
was her duty to say "gracc' herself.
"Wcll, Lille, am waiting on you, .
said the father.
After moments reflection, the little
girl said "grace" as follows:
"Rally' round the flag boys
Down with the Traitors
And up with the Stars! Amen"
Des Aoi.es Reyi.fer.