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The New York herald., 1863-08-26
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col JAMES A. MA1KUDkR
Avoid the drn. Thm veteran regiment y NOV rorrs'
nixns for thrre years under sf and comp~-st oncers
the following oaN1ed rendezvous.
Headquarters, t7sh nsozi~sy.
Capt John fAlor ~ H<ses street
Capt N. .. Heean. 1eI Eal Brosdwar.
Capt sevsn serSssni Northwest corner ~ Centre and
Gaps u v sls.sss, ga Grand street, corner of Eas,
t'apt Unit ~ Htcxs. ~ Hrosiwas
Cag a. Ketrf Jf.. t1tt. NrsaiMay.
Eoantr Veterans. 49,.
Hex rnitN. $40.
pnx---er4esoik 40 rrs ~fpNfh
tDytwfa.& g. ty.44lW
Tsfsi Ass NtIfatet 81 ft~s Hsonsh
s-etaa fisss rf.vnies 81 Ief i.u1th
N-s.c.44. al Al04iA.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

aC..4. uAEEORR16 Il
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
s.-s p AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS. NJ
A LII Officers Soldiers, or Seamen, disabled in the
IN service Cf the UnitedStates. entitled to Pen
sion for lfe and in Of their death, the widow
orphan children mother sister of any such officer
soldier seaman, Is entitled TO pension, aud also
the bounty of hundred dollars and all back pay
due. My fee in each case Is FIVE DOLLARS IL the
case OF failure.
Certified Accounts collected on the most reasOna-
once, No $50 Fourth street. ear the COurt-hOuse,
Wheeling, Va. fsri aaa warl4-a
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vamandlgham as war Democrat.

VaIIandIgham as a war Democrat.
| During the war with Mexico, 1t was
common for Democrats to idenounce bit
terly all who questioned the justice or
necessity of'thnt contest. They demanded
entire nacquiescsqce and unfalteriug sup
port. i.7-..,- --.7sJuu1 sdl n glinDH 81"
r. Ga the 18th of December, Is47, Dem
loerstic Hieeting was held at Dayton, Ohio,
| to sshdl helegates to "a State convention.
The, copmittee. .oniresolutions consisted of
Clement L. Valiandighaui, Jas. Brooks,
George, w. Ho1ck, W. J. NJ. Bachelor
and Daniel Tucker. Mr. XellaA.li@hs->
IT TspUHten y ssres, of which was 7the fol-
lowing: lH"' = tno5'- 10, !, - 20 p = =. =.
.Rssolpsd rbtaS That whatever opinions iii might
have been entertathed Of the origin. neces-
tiCnars war, by the 'Fedelalists Of the late
wRCr with Epgland, or by the wings and
abolitionists OF the present war with Mex.
gic0, the fact of their country being engaged
in suchs RaS ought to have been sufficient
ferthem and to have precluded debate on
that subject till n successful termination
! of the war; and that in the meantime the
ratriotcouId have experienced no difficulty
! in Recognizing his place on the side of his
and could never have been in
duced toiyield either physical or moral
aid to the enemy" 49,. ..-,r
But l847 is not now, and its doctrines
bave been fully uulearned.v The same man
who wrote tba, resolution uttered, in 1861,
the following words: t- -. "a, f,,
Il : "Then. sir, / am not IA Southern man
either, although in this most unholy and
constitutional crusade against the South,
| ia the midst of the invasion, arson insur-
rection and murder to which she has been
subject, and with which she is still threat
eued-rwith the torch OF, the iusendiary
and the dagger of the assassin suspended
over her, my most cordial sympathies are
Ewhohylwith her, sso7y9n saT aEas
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]H1 LOOKING out over the fields this momen.
tons summer, one marvels TO see how lit
tile the trade in books and Iuxuries has
declined. The war has quietly become a
settled fact; and after all, with the abun-
dant vitality of'the people Of this continent,
the war IS only AN incident in their history,
The publishers seem to be acting with cir
cumspection, and yet are not over timOrous.
The war has created literature for itself,
and what with the pamphlets and the mil
itary digests, tseems as though we had
always been the most warlike nation on the
earth, instead Of the most peaceful we ap-
pear to ne, fully yersed in the theory of war
aud this peculiar aptitude-t to emergencies
reminds one of DIR. Holmes saying that if
man were to be burnt for heresy some one
would be found, ready to tell just how many
fagots to use and how to arrange the whole
matter. The war has been particularly
destructive to the ephemera of literature,
but that result was partially accomplished
before. More solid works, aud reprints !
aud new editions of old authors are taking !
the place Of the feeble novels by idle wo-
men which drugged us, For the old au-
thors we should be especially thankful.-
Many of the old writer's are the newest. In
some departments there are advantages
low for making better books than theses
but old authors wrote pOit6 time, not against
i. Time has winuowed their harvest and
lung the chat to the winds; while cotem-
,otary literature must needs hold chaff
md all, Sc far as these cOnsiderations,go,
We may welcome the old, new immortals,
md congratulate ourselves on the habit of
heir re- appearance. ~ ....# /
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!. a.,,ltcisInaI a. tsaW 1sli4 adT

1 TO be three regim eRts of caValr5i returned
i from the Central Road in the direction uOf
I HANOVER told town, and nothing has been.
| heard of them since. b ,a bseak .h5d zsus.
] II was stated that Gen. H. III Lee, was
captured at the house of Mr., Nickhams .
bur trust il will prove to be, ppeOf the
many startling rumOrs which ttheinsWs-
mopgers invent. The advance of fkour.army
| INCREASES our want for cayalFy Cd 8he north
| and east Of the city. but except one regi-
ment from North Caroline, / llo rot tknoW of
any which we can expect soon toibe avail
able to us. In yours of the 20th you say
| 'If any of the brigades that / haEe left be-
hind for the protection Of Richmond sean,
in your opinion, be spared, / shoald like
them to be sent met Is hhsbeshAn effort
with me to answer the clamor to have troops
stopped or recalled to protect the city and
the railroad communicating with your
army, C9rse's Rrigade has goUs at lYise's I
is the. only other left by you. Cq9lk3s vas
in North, Caroline and DaHis'z Brie aaastsAs |
sent to complete Heths Division in place |
of ca okis, aud Ransom's and Jenkin's con-
stitute the defenses of the south aide as far
as Weldon, and are relied on for service
elsewhere from Wilmington to Richmond.
Gen. Ely is positive that the enemy in
tended to attack here; and his scouts bring !
intelligence which, if / believe it, would
render no more anxiety for the city than at
any former time. l do not belIevs that the
Yankees have such force as is stated, but
they, have enough to render it necessary to
keep some troops within reach, and some
at Petersburg, at least until Su folk is tru-
ly evacuated. Do not understand me as
balancing accounts in the matter of hri-
gades. only repeat that have not any i
to send yop, and epough to form aniarmy
to threaten, if not capluIe Washington, as
soon as. il is upogyeFed by Rockers army.
Ny purpose was 10 show you that the force s
here and in North Carolina is very small,
aud may add that the brtgsdes are claim 3
ed as properly Of their commend. Our in ,
formation as to the epemy's intentions may =
1e more full and trustworthy hereafier.-l
y is now materially greater than when you
we're here. rl.-4.f -u,, ls.ss-.- afl
Very respectfully and truly, yours,1
"a ms5f. JEFF. DAVIS.
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8ASLgIN INSURANCE. Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
CAPrrAL 815o,ooo.
DIRECTORS /.

DIRECTORSs 81
;ohu Reid, Iohu Il. Miller, Geo. K Wheat
d.,, Mrndsl, john ZeOcklsr, Sam Mcclellan
a. " FrAnZhour, Jas n. Yanee, Alex. Laughiin.
5.H.Is COMPANY having been duly organized, arc
prepared TO take risks at fair rates on buildings
.ii kinds, merchandise, manufacturing estabish-
u=uts, Iurniture steamboats, and cargoes on the
Wl3teru rivers and lakes, and also the lives ot
r,rsons for term of years This Company offers
,.rr!or induce;nents'tO furmGrs, whereby they eau
t insured for three years at reduced rates. Thisbe-
ns huc institution, composed Of sO,ne ninety-our
sinckhOIders, most of whom among our best bu-
saess men, recommends itself TO the favorable con-
z!g.uton ot the insurug public, and solcits their
patronage. -et. .l-a- .s.-H .'a-'s'a-
applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended to by tho Secretary.
Office No. l MULure House, being the for
IngTiy occupied bs Adams Express Company.
n. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
JOHN REID, President 10
sAArL dcCLELUAN, Vicc-Presidont. = q
y. Q ARTHUR:A Agent for paying Pensions. Ofico,
no l. NCLuTo House, being the same office formerly
u.eupiod by Adams Express Company. april
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no! FOR THE SUMNER RESORTS.
The Ohio white SULPHUR Springs

WILL be formally opened on the nth Of June
the annlF FersaEy occasion o. the nlesting Of The
Ohio Medical Boeiety. =. 81, 4t. r.-Z
These SPRINGS, 20 national In rsputatI0ns and
popular ID t8Yor, situated IN DelaWane eonuty,
Of two ElilTDads. a.. 1-Ilsr1l p
= TheyJTfIl be under the exclusive control of the
PrOpriet0f, ANDY WILSON, Bsq- They viii be con
ductod With special reisrsneoto place o. p s---
FASHIOEABL RESORT
folE-atfu rI,e heaithy nunoVanlsnt They excel IN
all thea feGtures ANY SPRINGS IL AMERICA. %
Referencs 70 A. WILSON, Proprietor. POstoG1es
address, Lewis CguteT, Delaware county, OHIO.
L uly1I 1lIg zaa4f@ i-.ta' '.aS-
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TwELvs soLID LINES or NoSPARIul (oIs oNs ISoH /oA
4ff5E or LEss, MAXI Sou4RE. E,,..ir .,.-sa %
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9ailpgy.nllI .nllItlslligle',pll.tseg.r.. +.
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TwELvz soLID LINES NosRARIil, lon ONs IScH, Oh
s'ii ,3Eo LEss' &AzR sey+PE9.s .sliaa asga d
One psy,--.l seR...$0 70 Three Weeks SO
Two Day&i...s ,."." 90 One Month, .....s... %
Three F61 4 DsyH:,@ ..,r.4 e To Meath, 00
Five Days,............... 1851 Blk Nontlis I5 90
one " 90 One Year. 90 90
Two Weak, ,-......-..., 8 90 -. .- = ...
G5~sPEdlAL NOTICES Double the above rates ''
Yearly Advertising ON reasonAbIe terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made fog s-rI. ---. e. Is -
All Iadvertisen euEs from transient persons stran
ers, to be pad for IN itsSNes.i Lsi.n.5 r ia8I
business Cards not exceeding lines $40 p0r year.
or SO for six months, but foT shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than "a square.
The privilege Of AnnRl Advertising Is limited 20
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
adyertissments for tho benefit Of other prsons as
we'll as all legal Advertisements, and adyertissments
Gfauctior sales and real estate, sent In them ust
be paidtOr ut the usual rates. 1sad 10 90 uss .f
5-AdYertiSements not accompanied with Wrtteh
WI be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 1870 ssu b9E tnplf3 81
Notices for Political etings to be charged in all
cases at fyp rates,i -. $50, &C.,. II
tBiiTrfs9d IS tRfcesof u nsraIs and announcements
q sstmQls 30 cents oech. "a. nouyll-'6s
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aW&hh,ore aW&hh,a snalr the Traitor Rest,
From the N. e PosI

D.
1t is really remarkable, and to one who
would fain love his kind, most melancholy,
to seq the PERSISTENT efforts of our home
maliguhnts to. disparage every victoTythat
FisYaranted to our arms. Our, brave boys
pour out their life. blood ungrudgingly; !;
sEer4 days report bears witness how they
aeAis dudwith what holy CheerfuIness they
! die-not for famer indeed, but with full
/ trust In the Rppreciating love of their
Gountryulen. Yet there are men sAmong MS
so bcsotted in party spirit as 20 find q
pleasure in detracting from the glory of
successes so dearly won; men who will
call q victory ''disasteT,n because victory
1 gives neville and energy 70 loyal hearts.
Can these be the sons of patriot siFes who,
in times pOt very tlOpgpast, preferred the
| honor Of their coGntry far above all such
4 selfish alms2 How must long ease and
1 prosperity, and the habit of reckless par
iatisanshiP, have, eaten the manhood out OF
their souls If there be an old Roman
Eghost walking amongst US, what must be
his irhPrtssion with regard TO citizens who
delight to cheer on the invaders of their
tglGrious land, who would see the dOwnfalI
lof the whole mighty, splendid, hospitable
Fabric of our Institutions rather than en-
dute party defeat ?sd, 10 4si4lsees u
| For the ignorant and misguided crowd
Enog rushing madly forward toEstab the
noble bosom that bore and -fJsteredu them
we gan feel the, deepest aed most sincere
I IcOmPassiou, May God in bis bopndless
hmerCy forgive their sin. deadly though 1t
be in human view. But for abe cunning
/ and cruel leaders who hound them on and
the black. hearted traitors at home who
see in r bloody bsttie only materials more
| or less aTaila6lel foF ipolitiCalr caPital. We
have no .suchllpatience OF Charity Scott
whose loyal soul never conceived OF such
traitersNas ours, wrote for another class The
L IaportentoRs verse. a line from which head'
fOuhaEIiCle. Let the poet, be the prophet
| warning the whole hard hearted crew
In the I6st battEs,1q % .'s'7os 70 -l4-
4 ,zJaa a Borne gown BY the hying, iifw .3sr2i
la COZ bNhere mingles wars rattle
u q With groans Of the dying, snp $3.50 F-
~ " There shall he be lying: --s srf, I'd III
| Z. olss Her wing shall the eagle flap - .
II Der the false hesrtsdi - -31-r ~
| q. His warm blood the wof shall lap g
ia ssS,rsv Ere life be parted.
II NOA'- I sadf ~ ssausz-zq isc21 7l4
shatns and dishonor sit
l. by his grave ever;
Blessings ShAll hAIlOW 1t
Never, oh never!
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Interesting Rebel Correspondence

The Intercepted Dispatches TO Gen.
1ee-Rls Anxiety TO Project His
Comm untcations. NI 3AH ,F'- lot j..
o. of Special Dispatch the n. ~ Tribune.' ID.
10 WAsHiNGroN, ID. @. July 90, 1863.
The following is, the correspoudence
which has been referred to as, captured
dining Leeis invasion
Z ngNGAR GETTYsBURG, Pau July 3, 1863.
TO II. W. HaIlecks Gen, in CHIEF: noi g, d
Tho following dispatches have been in
lteIeepled by our scouts!iir lsg7l75g i.e
laSs O.)tt u DANIEL lBUTTERF1ELD, .iat
gltMaior. Gen. Lnnd .Ohief of Saff. "
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G. W. REESSING & CO.,

e G. w. REESSING & CO.,
So = So Market ST., EVhseIing, Va.
nEALERs IL FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS, T0BAC-
IL COS, Fancy Groceries and Foreign Produce gen
orally, oher for sale At the lowest cash prices,
90 kits No. !, and 50 do No. AlackereL i..ti
200 boxes Scotch Herring. 80 kegs Holland do.
10 do Cream Nuts. 10 do WaInuts
3 bbls Peeans. 100 bo4es Ralsins.
IS cases quarts Pepper saues. -- =.
100 bushels African Ground Nuts.
so cases and lhs- cans Cove Oysters
30 do quart and pint Jars plain Pickles. Z
100 do Brandy Peaches and Cherries. - b. q .-..
500 doZ assorted hermetieally sealed Frufts.
10 eases SArdines In 4 boxeA I t-
800 lbs genuine English Dairy Cheese. 30 ~ .E
5 eUses Limburg Cheese. r--.-. g5-
90 boxes Western Reserve Cream Cheese.
cases Starts double refined Loaf Sugar, by the
9g lbafOnly. f -sI-Hr1 ri ff1r - { -
100 boxes RoEs Cincinnati Starch. 90 -l---
pockets MO6hs Coffee, .+
Ala general Rssortment OF Faney aud staple
brands Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, togef6er
with general assortment Of All Fancy Groeerisa-
Army dealers are respectfully referred % our gen
eEal eoock. .HII-Ha Lf-.a aUrl-2n
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LARebeI RIII of Faro.

l1 'Ss ARebeI Bill OF Fare.
The following bill of fare, found in the
rebel camps at Yicksburg. shows that the
their iokes: y.
sdl ra HOTEL DE VICKSBURG.
sag Bill. OF FARE FOR July, 1863 ~,
10 - sorp ~. allr
--au -rH Mi. It'll H.ll ri9t.gss.
- D'1 H' af lt
'H lh...s. -" ..
Mule bacon with poke greens.
Mule ham canvassed.
49, ROAST.
Nais s TnU TpmD stufFed with rice ~
Hiu'e tut'P 0''t"',t. 0'1H' 80 - E...,..
.vl ga5, vEGHTAHEES;; 'A S;;il,gaE
-issr,g. liz. ENTREES. sms ,--s q
h NuIa head stnffed A Ia. rpode.s+....- no.
ID Mule beef ierked a la. Mexieana. -..-..i II.
e 1I-i--.--- S.i...-,.-,-vs1 :. Ils DSUICn.f Il y
-71 Mule side stewed, new style, hair on. ui
b4 Mule spare. ribs, plain, ,spH s'lsgq usi1al-
Mule liver hashed. Ina tEadgid ,l5.
N oIai 37hlf' SIDE DISHES. dl f7 LaE H
Mule salad. gGlIsduaa sai Fo Lar !a
Mule foot soused. .3miJ 1s7h $50 boon oe0
= Mule brains la Omelette. .1ol lrbisa-g
Mule kidney stuffed with peas. asi sasl
Mule tripe tried in pea meal batter.
io Mule tongue cold a la Bray. 2eia.sl
ai lsi-'Hi JELLIEs. iEeE-a tas
MuIe foot. .iH
2d llo'' nii PASTRY. i'i tHs-er' "
Pea meal budding black berry sauce
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~ gi UNION a-1.-6. l.i-
Wholesale and Retail
BEDSTEAD AND BOX FACTORY
i1 D pHTTTTpG 8. f-

I n "'|- = 4-1[334IH@ -
EOR Street, Centre wheeling Va.
r HAVE ON HAND a large and complete assortmeut
1--Of Bedsteads, Lounges and Cribs, which viii be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Made to order every description Of Trunk, Iaaise,
Grape, Strawberry, Cracker aud Packing Boxes.
Particular attention paid to Job Turning for CGbf
net Makers and others.
Bedposts, Table and Stand Leg, Newau PostS and
Banisters on hand and made 10 order.
Scroll, Pannel, WeatherbOard and Rips Wing
promptlydone. .H.-. r-. -Hi .dt
: ALL GOODS WARRANTED
would respectfully call the attention OF the pab.
lie to my stock, and trust by strict attention and
prOmptness to nierit continuance Of their fayOru-
\ nov6-ly -.--i- ----L ---- ~ -.
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RIoHMoNp, Jnpel 29I .l86Bs

GENERAL: Yours of thes23d received
this evening, aGd I5hsstep to reply to the
point presented in relation to the"fotces on
theeoasts OF South Gsrolira and Georgia,
The hopes Jindulged Sasfto Dur NoperaGons
lat the time which would intervene between
the discharge 6fthe eenemy q trained troops
and tue Substitution for them by others
have been disappointedgbY the very error
against which, it was sought By, wprplpg
to guard GfAhti FeA Ached Vth q river, got
reintorcements, uade. intre1chments if and
Gen. Johnston continues TO call tor rem
forcenents, though his first requistiOnswas
more than filled by Withdrawing troops
from Gens BeauregaTd and Bragg Gen.
Brogg is threatened With attack, ha fallen
back to his eutrenched position at fulla-
6oua. and called on B0ckpeEs for aid.1.zH
y Geo. Beauregard says that no troops
have been withdrawn by the enemy from
his front since those retuEned to Se.wbern'
aud that his whole force is necessary to
cover his fne. 4 his beiugih answer 10 a a
lproposttiou TO follow movement OF tne
enemy, seidjto be to the west, Rithi all his
disposabla force, pointing him at7the same
time to the vital Importance Of holding tns
Mississippi, and communicating the fear
that Nirksburg would tall unless j Johnston
was strongly and promptly e.enforced.l-=1
ID. q. Hill has small force, part Of when
has been brought here, Glipgman's brit
| rade is near Wilmington, ColquiIRsisai
KingstoB, Martins nominal, on the railroad
at Weldon, and @. Cooks, Rspsom's and
Jenkins have been brought here's the two
last temporarily from the defense e,of Peters
burg and the country thereabouts. Is ..isi.,
b Misses brigade is, as you left it, engaged
in the defense ofRiehmond aud serviug IN
the country east OF the ssity, The euepy
have been repnfsed' in large force At eth.s
White House, with Indications OtIan.Ad-
vance on Richmond. We are orgaufzt ng
companies for home ,dgtiesi and tue, ,sPirii
/ of resistance is Increasing. Corse's bri
fgade, in accordance with your orders, has
16een lefelas Hanover Juucsion. if,the az
i.tiiieryrI Am informed. was, taken away
1 and The single regimentof infantry, which
tconstitutsd the guard for the bridges, prov.
ed uneqnal to the duty, Las 0JouE hRJsluC
doubt learned. Reinforcements were or
j dered .tO,gv up, but some delay -oee urr6d
il aud they II rived too late % savethe bridg'
or the brave guard which had unsuccess
fully defended it. The Yankees, reporter
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FnoM ZEE lRsBEL ADJUrANr.dEN


tsyrrR rroy srvr ,t.r, nv, :, y, ~,
i q ~. ~ o. i1is'',
q = EEAL UEElGs az j.s -
:, - riGHM9sp, IAN! Cune 20 1929. be-.
9ENEK4t A yhlle WIN me FFesident Ia 81
evening received y9pr iet.eP o. me 7S9
inst AFTER reaRaing u 70 lhe PRESIDENT ne
was wa etno"Frassted 70 understand that part
ol 1t "htcn FeleFs 10 tne plan o. assembling 4
an aitf aI OolpePPer Court house, unqer
Zen. zen ibeealuregaFd. THIS IS the hrst intima-
uon ihat ne mas haa that spch plan was
ever In contemplatlon, ana taxing all things
iuto considers non, 70! he cannot see how it
caa oy any possioiilty De carried INTO erect.
fou will doubtless learn before this
reaches you that the enemy has again as,
sembled IN force on on the Peninsula, estina-
ted between 2O,Ooo and 80 200 men, from
5000 to o, QUO OF whom are reported to
be IN the vicinity OF White House and the
remainder at Y9ElkttoSyInl ltS 1t isiIppP9ssio!e
to o-say. whetneEtne estlmatea tnqNpeg Is
correct, as the several accounts vary and
are are not deemed alsogethep tfaSt"or0ny;'ou
the the estmase, making due allowance Ior
error, Is quite nesr eno!ugnsto "a atsiy IneI
most incredu! Gus that neia IN thus nltyln
Sunieient teiee'%ln % ss, HFtl b
intauy 10 - E nden HSa%nI, stSSSiony oI ~ e
Pu1Euse Se bIr,sSit roiSs
VI n.; .tS si AZ
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The following bill of fare, found in the
rebel camps at Yicksburg, shows that the
beleaguered soldiers were not without
their jokes: r-r-Brjf- 81. lI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-29
PUBLISHED (DAnY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
4yv~ OFFICE-No 1O4 King street, over
6 1po,e formerly French 's) Book Store
quC WAR IN PENNSYLVANIA.

o;sl dispatch to the Herald, dated ten o'clock
last night, says the pickets at Sterrets. Gar
we're driven in and number captured, 1t IS
ronorted that the Northern Central railroad
has been destroyed at Lock Haven. NO trains
to-day to Baltimore.
A} the citizens Of Harrisburg are armed,
and will cross the river tomorrow
Ina skirnish at Walnut Bottom thls morn
ing eleven were wounded
It was intended to blow up the earthwcrks
7D eyacuating Carlisle, but the regulars would
not allow it.
Several thousand dollars worth Of quarter
masters stores fell into the hands Of the Con
fa1erates. About six hundred Confederate
cavalry are in Carlisle.
! NIechanicsburg dispatch dated ten ?. H.,
says that the Confederates may be there before
Sunday morning
PHILADELPHIA, June q. The Conlederates
occupy the Susquehanna river opposite Co
Iumbia the Federal troops having retired from
che western bank to Columbia. The bridge
will probably be destroyed, 1t is mile and
quarter long,
HARRISBURG, June 2S.--S p. m.-The
bridge at Columbia IS in flames
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The excitement
IN this sitv IS intense Third street is throng,
ed with people awaiting news. The merchants
have resolved to close their stores and recruit
aregiment Immediately. The Union Leagues
have also started. The Corn Exchange Guards
hare recruiting party marching through the
streets
NoRR1sTowN, June 29-TIle manufactu-
rers are determined to close work until the Con
tedoratos are driven from the State. They
have raised ten thousand dollars TO pay the
wages Of all those who volunteer during their
absence. Five hundred men will leave for
Harrisburg in the morning.
HARRISBURG, June 2S--6 p. m.-~The Con-
federates are within three miles Of here, and
are throwing shells. The troops are within
the intrenchments, and make bold stand,
HARRISBURG, June 28-The city today has
been comparatively quiet, considering the near
approximation Of the enemy. The banks Of
rhe river have been lined with men, women,
and children, hourly expecting the approach
Of the enemy.
The trains departing from here to-day have
been crowded with persons fleeing from the
city,
York has been OccuDied.
4 portion Of the bridges on the Northern
Central railroad this side Of that place have
been burned.
When the troops fell back from Carlisle they