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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07
StoOf B0li,.ll0re.

Sff3telIer GeIu d nj y en-
g 9emd.- @eiern Mipr8ea l~tattete ftr
&Umite bes 9lattpmal linton Heabtng HOUn1
MEoctattUn benz Sen. S9end etnen GeluG
as, beptatCmmte t9n, mnO rurce nit Der SrSb-
ten 6yeunbliGtett ~empfansen. Der aue 3t.
frieDen ReGenbe 8eIu9 pGbrte etpa etne babe
Stunbe.
Ote 8altU. II. S6tp @tfenba9n
1T Istt ssterm s~UIlfGnbt8 reparirt anb Die
3aae BON Bier mad @tetltn9 perpen pa9rs
IhetnliA 1Hun beute tpteper db8eben.
Die nj tf1tUn. - Der
SnbreSrnppUrt Der StaptbnucUmntlipn seiet,
bas TN SerwtGenen Sabre $41,336.45 fir
@tra6enrsparaturen, 9anparaBen, 8rIdsn u.
+. ~. perwenbet ipOrben lnb. sic btre4net,
bos IN bteIem Sabre $5O,350 fir bsabFd@
tiete, uno auBerbem $9,357.03 fir berettS
TIM SUrteen Sabre beleGlte Nrbettsn e%rforoers
lt9 inD. .
Oil 6afenaufIeber baben fir TN perpiGes
men Sabre aussefabrte 5afenarbetten &c. auf
;3ablun9 bon $23,469.O9 anseptei ZEN. SIR
onpere @rbetten wurben aus9eeeben $3,415.s
SO tpas etne ~Sptalauseabe BON $26,885.2
ousma&t; mnbe3ablt ifnb sebltetsn $24
1855
StdottG9eS teueretnnam men
l1neeaGtet Der IAwsren 3ettOerbdltntIe, pel9e
Dridsnb auf BEN @s1AGften Iaisn. Gnb DIE
@Duetttonen i1dbtiI6er Steuern unter Der tiidt-
tieen 8erpaltung pes Stapt-& Solicitors Nug.
Wt. Wrtce, Gfq., int lsBttn Sabre Iebr befrtt
Dtaenb aeweIeu. Gus naG(febenbem @er3etGs
ntB per0sn Die 9elsr eriebea, 6aB TN Serlo1e~
men Sabre bic GOIsftiUnen stnft9er aus telen
als ie suDur,@ mas Dem 6taptcolettUr uno bels
fen tb6tisem YerIunaI CUR Entertaining &C..
retGt. Au0 trdst bteIes 9iultse Sic lultat
9erape in iebiser Belt ptel gu Dem Credit Bel,
pelGen btr StnOt 9enteBt.
SIN DECEMBER 9in8en I'm @an3en fir
@tnats unb Stabttsufrn BON naHtebenoen
Sabren $14O,614.44 Elm uno 3par:
eteuern ben Stubt. StaatS. 9Ota1.
1859 100 60 Is ST 125 so
1860 S.968 Is 423 o. 4,495 %
1851 1886 20 1905 20 1874 40
is62-@saI So SOL I6 22.S27 % ia 80 90
~1So2-9etionGt 4s14 so 1906 II )lis'0ls %
Die @tnna9mem file Gtabtfeuern tpdbrenb
Des SuGres 1862 betruBen $1,337,41O Sc
papon tparen fir Steusrn BON
1857 389 SO
1853 1910 IA
1859 1852 26
1860 84,3O1 81
1861-2tot 40, 100 80
1~861-OerGunal 23,161 81
1s62-Neal 565,338 90
1862-0eIcnal 271,10O 10
Sir S8lisBen Der @pnwap Ctr. 131 %
SIR 0sfnen Der Sterrtt Ctr. 1854 So
GdbrenO. Der leb!en 10 Monate tpurben
auserpem $234,082 II fir S~taatsReuern
colefttrt.
SotseaOeS III Elm 8ersleia Der ginnabmsa
Der bslosn lsBtsn Sabre:
Die 5taOtteaern } 1862 $1,37l,41o SO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07

8alttmcrer 8tsrbroter. Gereius.

SGmatlite Wtit0l eber res aItimore . erbrauer. @ereins
8. Ssnuar, Mbenbs Z ubr, bel @un. 0eurp $500, @Gib srsbt,
riditr. beisurrbneL inssm wi@ti8c gefbdfte o~orIesen.
. b ~. Sttetel, pt1I.
WtDpNr CIR. eB, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07
Ser. ct. AHe6prs Sffce.
8. Gteuer : Oifrift npn Mnrnlnnh

in .. 80 a9sf-8 eltim prefr., TN 2. Stp6
Baltimore, ben 6. San. 1853.
Aa9ri6t Nib btermit ben perIonen Der 9. uno ait Der gsof.
ierltne Der 9. utb Is. gDarb 9eaeben, beren @igentbunt RON
Dtiltpp Z. Oapirn, S. 90. Bono unb emo. Stsatn, bptbpnr
9llfs- NHeTpr Der g., 9. unb 10. DiSiffon, abgef6Gst uurbe
eaB be BON ibnen anseertste SteuerIifte Is Sage lang, BON,
5Esatt9en cage an t3sii8 bon 9 big 8 ubr tn sisfer Office sur
@taii4t SHen lte9t. gfaS Serlaaf 6ieier !3eit tperbsn &ppeI-
6ieier Ofise tutseSensenpumsn uub tntl9isbem.
Sane 3nit Wnt, .. BeaIe, NTsEM.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07
Qpc- BENT. Xnrn1erein.

Die Wtitstteber pbtseu gerans rerben eriudt, fa. st BET
am 81 tttwo9, ben s. S IT. 1858 ab5ntaltencen
0tneralperl ammlun8
rs6t satlrsi6 e%tn5ufnbsn.
l T)Ynf 81. g. 81 tttmdnn. @sfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07

Srtfb aftaefCntntette te11e QUaareu.
gDir erhielten ioeben fulseube geaaren, te mir an gDieber.
tertGufer btli9t ~ab9eben,
100 Bui9el neue srine @rbfen,
500 bc. GOLDEN pbsr california @rben,
loo Barrels 8eipaltens @rbIen,
5000 Yto. lbDHe neue breite 9tnIen,
1000 Dfb. Green Corn
10 SAP erpbe titfif6e 8pftiHen,
5 bp. DO. Btrner,
900 &egs 9et6dIte @erFe tn a(en ~yeattrtertt,
cage, S~afrsraee g4a3enerss, chocolate, aGe gcrten
Ruoeln n. + ".
RpebeI u @tIbeImS,
S79 gH. Boltmorefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07

2ecer. &eDer. &eDer.
IN Die @slairr>, SOttel-, @ttsfet- unD @6ute
uaaGeg BON Baltimore, 8albineton uno tpc
tmmer Der uUeder" ssleIen ptyp.
SO. bah. iest i'm 9asen unb srnsian9s tdsG6 unb ESb,nt.
lid frl4en @Orratt BON pyiaa @eI9trrlebT, pslGes ib su
fehr %nt.ort9sn prstlen cestaufcn tann; In Der Sbaf, to- babe
cine er6bsre lnb btaigere AaepatL. ME traeao Gin anberes
9ar5 in Baltimore, nGmLib iiber 1000 Settsn GeI6irrIeSer um1
Dsri6toeRera Gem DIT unb sa @rsien bpn 80 Gents per gb.
ute h6ber.
s5is Gpblen.0eper.
1000 @ejtst 9fmlCd- unS Nat.spbGeber nerben, peun ron
Dem /. Sanuar getantt. ~ ~ietBenoea ntsertsen gretisn atse-
Iafien; YrtnG SemIcG-S otlealeoer $50 Gents per Wfunb;
seppb Hides 90. 15-25 Gents Dat. Sp~benleher 1913
Gents; Elm srpBer 8crraib pom i9ptrtm grtula Sips, bon 40
bts 60 Cents per 9innb; sstpS5nhteS 8lfsaeoer su S2A per
Ter; aas9eiu6tes b.; u bIe6er; priEa fr:i9ss uab fransE.
ii9eS RaibIsNer; PotentIeper; etn srO6er gCrrGtb sGn tefgsnt
GaIbleber 81 rur 80 @sntS per Wfaup; @puntp. S&Ntsnfais
Jung 80 @sns per plumb, furnrnt einem srpben, spueu nnS
lrslIen 8Crrdtb bon S4ubnr Iper- gSeItSeusen &etren, Sei-
6eH:8sias, &prtfcbIen, SoIspF6den, RS9eln Il. ar; Sch. unb
Meis5ereer-Gsrt5eass Del Safg ruS 9auts, @sl9e i@ ftsts
faufe Ino perfaufe.
Darltr tcnTutt @lner un5 Aae, tr
2 E1ta s. s. grRpb,
~sob9er5er,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07
Os327.6Dl
cute 0eIe0enbett.

Gine kit l6ueerer 3ett nit sutem GrIcIs b~strIebene Mtttt-
l9Ift In @sits SaIttmcrefr. In nit Der bpnfGaSiaer Gtnri@-
tun9 5n Setfaafsn. gu erIra8sn in eer gSeder- Office.
(stSo 2pl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07

Sleibt am 81. Otsember 1862 ein Bpns Ron 81 6eS. $1,000
Die SOnbs. NIT Ausi9inb hes Saar9tbes an 9anb, fnb tn
MnIeiben dnj @runtetDentbunf uno Ncten, fcwte In Gtofs,
gcn Der 8ant eetnnt uno 9eet9net, anseIeSt unb, mad 9n.
it@t Der luter3et4nets1 ~YrGfdnDtg 9efi9ert.
I'm /. Sanuar 1862 paren IA, 228 CONT offer, tpSbrenb
les Iesten SabreS wurbea 1888 neue Cont erSfnst unb ipS6-
renb cerfelbe1 9eritbe zoos @pnti aei1lp1ln, 70 has am 81.
Desernber 1862 16, 053 Cont pfen tlteber.
8 aSa MHftn SeuttnS,
9DernerD re1eI,
Sane. Ar Z bpS. @bttribge.
Neue 9pldnptl9e 9artnse, Sar6tnes, Caviar.
Salt. Surbeaen, Rprwsg. &rauter- &uGpbt8, q dwet,er., stn-
burger Mnb Srduter'saie fnb itets gu! biGi9itfn @reIea gu
BADEN BET
3EepbCre pde6,
Sanls $40. 1872 ". &ombarDIir., nats SanCosr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07
SaDime8 8anf BON Baltimore,

l. g. Sanuar 1868.
g Die nnter;e i6neteu, BON benz DirettOriun Der v@oStnos.
Bant BON Baltimore" ernannt, UNI etnen 8eri1t lber Bite SSe-
ratpnet bieIer Bant fur bs ~rerfpfsne Sabr su MAIDEN, IA
Ben ~icr8fdltis ben tbneu 9%eparbenen 2ufFra9 trfalt unb be.
rt6ten me folet:
Betras Der TOnbs at 81. DECEMBER 1868 81 1881 ,5l31 10
Bon Deppft0reu mdbrenb 1862 eur.
pfansen $819. 991.5 so
Snterelien fir Ma8leiEen, Ttbiten.
ben ben StOds tn ~benfelbeu
Sabre 228 S6s.00 1919, 354.56
Ff -----
SIS, $50 27.7 IS
OaSCa 1T abtaiieben ME fcl8t:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07

godbrenO. Der leb!en 10 Munate puroen
auserpsm $234,082 II fir @toatsaeaern
r~o1efttrt.
EolssaOeS III Elm 8erglei@ Der G~innabmeu
Der betoan lsBtsn Sabre:
Die Staotteuerm } 1862 $~1,371,41O SO
6strueta in J1861 1,307,693 SO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07
SO GubMitttf8

ptroen fir MonteDAterb Counts ~Serlanat, I'm, ipaLetGt M
Camp Bra6fcrb stHsei9wrren gu ptrben. Der bS&fe gsreis
rtro te;atIt TN
oslSs U'ssaS o, z b r. %% sqssssti&aar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
The Philadelphia La

RrvoRED RAD.-The Philadelphia 10
,,;rar of this morning says:~->S'The citizens OF
2~ PENNSYLVANIA and Western Virginia
have again been greatly alarmed by the report
- advance Of large body Of Confederafes' -
y : nnmber Of refugees from Morganto|n a'lQ
r :; and from the southwestern ter o.
sonnr;ey of PENNSYLVANIA, FASTENED northWarq
~ o Thursday morning, and tie funds and
hooks Of the Morgantown au4 0nio'to"n
1 panl,s were removed to Pittsburg tor safety
On Wednesday night the raiders we're report
Al a" 10 be at Kingwood, in Preston county,
a5o,,, twenty miles from Morgantovn;; with
view Ct striking the National road at Earm7ng
ton. eleven miles from UnlontoTn:, ouose-
ouept Intelligence, however, proved ia? Vhole
Waiter % have been based on mlschleVous
r1nnora Tie pittsburg Journals OF yesterday
morning state that the rumorS was probably
occasioned by he sudden appearance n that
vicinity Of company Of Union cavalry, As
bodies of troops have been constantly employ
ID in scouting through the country, and that
,ha line of the Baltimore Railroad IS being
strongly guarded by blockhouses at all as
4aila6{a points while despatch from Pitts
burg yesterday noon, reports that the excite
nent az Morgantown had abated, and that the
re0orted raid was considered a canald,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06

4 meeting Of the editors of the. press OF \.
York is called for the 9Th instant. The subject:
the nature extent, ard rightful limitations,
if any Of the liberty Of public journalists to
criticise the acts Of those charged with the
conduct of the Government IN time OF war and
civil convulson The cali is 81 gned by W. {.
Prime. Parke Goodwin, James Brooks, Alison
Herrick. Horace Greeley, and Elya Constock,
Mr.. J. Depeyster Ogden, we'll known lner-
chant Of New York, WAS robbed on Saturday
evening Of some $4,000 in greenbacks, while
antering STAGE on the corner OF l}Ieecker ST.
and Broadway
Francis NJ. Drexel, senior OF the irm OF
Drexel & Co., Bankers OF Philadelphia; was
killed yesterday by jumping from the Heading
Railroad cars at The corner OF Seventeenth ana
Willow streets. lie was caught under the
wheels and both legs crushed; one was taken
entirely OF.
Theregular Quarterly Meeting Of the Socl-
ETY. of Friends will commence to-day IN thei1
Meeting House at Sandy Spring; Montgomery
county, Md.
4 few DAYS since several of the I. S. gun
boats steamed up the Reppahannock to the
town Of Tappahannock, where there was
strong cavalry picket, which was shelled out
and some of the Federals were landed, and
thew DESTROYED about 20, 000 bushels OF grain
which was stored there. 4 party was sent
ashore one night near Urbana, and came of
with quantity Of goods They brought of
also 8 couple of flags as trophies.
It is said in Washington that information OF
the capture of Puebla by the French, has been
received by the French. Spanish and Mexican
Minister'S We do not know that this is so.
4 majority Of the friends of Thomas Swami,
refused to participate in the proceedings OF the
Convention that nominated Il, Winter Davis
for CONGRESS, alleging fraud in the selection Of
delegates.
At the meeting Of the New York Republl-
can Central Committee, held on Thursday
evening, resolutions in favor OF protecting free
speech and free press were unanimously adop-
ted
The Boston Transcript says that Mr.. VIII
liam Golf who died in that city few days
since, was a lineal descendant OF the famous
William ''Goffe" one Of she judges who sen
fenced Charles |. to death.
II IS said that another Peace Meeting Is to
he held in New York on the 4th OF July.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND.

NASHVILLE, June 5-The news from frank
lin up 10 p. H. to-day is that Baird was at
tackled by twelve hundred Confederate cayal-
~ Yesterday, which drove lis forces back into
their entertainments. They rallied, however,
and repulsed the enemy with heavy loss. Sim
ultaneously an attack was made upon the tor
cas as Tl;une. They were repulsed With the
loss Of TWO hundred men and tour hundred
horses, and lot Ct camp and garrison eQulpage.
Six hundred and seyenty-nine Federal soldiers
arrived in this city this morning, REPRESENT
ing one hundred and fourteen different regl-
ments. They will be sent 10 their respective
commands.
Ihe Washington correspondent OF the Phll-
2dolphia Inquirer says:-Eornando " ood az,
rived here last night, and this morning visited
Ihe Secretary Of War and the President; he
was with both tor some time, and TOOK the
opportunity to disavoW his late speech IN New
York, as reported in the pagers; What can
be lis object in SO doing is difficult to explain,
bn{ tnal Re did 81 we have undoubted ASST
yGpca.
i WAS g9ported in Cincinnati, yesterday,
t;at General johnson Is marching upon Mem
phlB, instead OF attempting To relieve Pember-
2on zt Vicksburg The runners came through
&ivers sousces. and obtained some credence,
The New & rk Express says:-"The Wash
sngton stal says. asst by Washington authority
Uaa HnnJe.'5 recent letter was mot sent
nearing, onv EOS saying, thereby it was
10. gsu;.;oe. : Che Star is right, but never
sae!ess> 5Aa setter was not only genuine,
ou. zes.1z 5>1e acknowledgements stamp
Il 5eiaz genuine, Il may NOT have been
sem, " 5,,3 i vas published first under Gen.
h1nte1 oun eye, Al Beaufort, in THE Free
South, an5 f5on1 there copied into the North
err Press. .
Adelina Patti inyokes the Intervention Of
british justice against her fanily-the family
on this occasion being represented by Messrs
Patti: father, and Strakosch, brother-in-law,
whom she declares hold possession Of all her
earnings. amounting to over 500, 1000.
Judge Brent, will hold an Equity Term Of
me Circuit Court for Prince George county,
.4d,, ct Marlboro, beginning on Monday next,
'9G me transaction Of current business in Chan
ca7q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS
JTAS constantly on hand, Nos. !, Z and d
Z 1 Mackerel, in barrels. half barrels and klts,
Saline II, Potomac Herring, Smoked HaAbut,
Smoked Herring end Smoked Beef: Also,
choice brand If S agar Cured Hams, foz family
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and q genera as
sortment of goods for family supplies. Oal ana
examine o@c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
h2UIEA.

AzUXEA.
PROFESSOR Morris AZUMEA, the best
I Yeast or Baking Powder IN use, RECEIVED
and for sale he HENRY COOK.
je ST. NO. o9 ana TX hlhg 'IeoI'
T1OR RENT.-Tuo large ROOMS on first
& floor, will be rented to q gentleman and VIE,
without children; will rent them furnished or
unfinished: also two good ROOMS on third
floor. Apply at No 80 Alfred street! between
Queen and Cameron ie ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06
GREAT BARGAlNSs
3 0 0 T S A N o S RI O { s

T KAUFMAN formerly Of the firm
u Hecht, Kaufman & Co.. has opened Store
he keeps constantly a large stock Of all kinds Of
BOOTS, SHOES CATERS &C., which he
intends to sell at the most reasonab bic rates.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you desire TO get
good and cheap Shoes, for yourself and chill
dron, please give 8 call to
j. KAUFMAN,
No. Is Royal street.
my l3--lm Mrs Engelbrecht's old stand.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-06

i WAS 13pc,ted in Cincinnati, yesterday,
s1at General Johnson is marching upon NJ em-
phj8, instead Of attempting to relieve Pember-
2on st Vicksburg. The runners came through
&iyers so1.ees and obtained some credence
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
rn rHRpArRoNs on THE WING.

For twelve pas. advance payment from all new Sub
strictly enforced according 10 announcement Of
previous date Of Ike terms with The old
paons paper has for long dne, been known and Je
necessity equally urggn bat relying upon these patrons
-n-m advance from mere sense Of Justice to
u remembering that bansss transactions for months past
have been on strictly cash tus haze he5tsed to the
sus % In We now hnd ourselves With
y rapidly Increasing Indebtedness from this source With
alal fces Tor collecting moneys due, and adopt IS
Is.er d spreservagon, the following terms Of subscription
IL thsf.-gre-
viii be uttered without payment In advance and every
u1 w c-sl taksa % books At the expiration Of the
Hu- ra'i f--
-e v r-r r75g persons who have paid for the same
10 p., ., tails date, viii be discontinued at the eN
rrtl Of p,.l Or, unless renewed BY advance payment
TIE 9yle p-9a who 10 arrears for past sub
sis a " continue thus 90 be until the hrst day Of April
next. ~ O., that iay, and no subscriber Of this
els, $40 r. . 1e s-8s,rber until all Arrearges are paid
Auvrgr-l el ,.oh be- stsi ~ b. the square according
. i- -l4 Annual and other terms Of scsoHnodA-
tisl. G, De By spec 90 arrangement With the ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
!. A. Smart Yankee

For the iast.two or three months a.coinmiIIee has
been in operation in the city of New York for The pur
pose of demonstrating to the Sodwhat great rascas
the inventors of wooden nutnegs are thing, BY the
way, requiring no proof This aforesaid committee;
however has discovered some extra promising scOut'
irss and as reward for such uncommon merit, the
papers set FORTH suitable heading the charming re-
suits of this cOgmttees Investigations. Among other
things, they tell of nah who for bill Of $50, OBJ
tanned 81 l7 which the journals say is about an aver.
age item Of the daily swadling which the men Of
the APPROPRIATION the beloved Union; which they
love for M other reason than that Il Is athing from
which they can steal with marvellous facility. All other
nations pretend to respect the principle of honesty, but
these bold and hearSss Faseas reYersehe settled order
of things openly declare their devotion to villahy.
There Is NOT crime in the long catalogue Of:dark
deeds fOr which they have not columns of praise when
prac.ised against u.s. Novel; the butcher; Butler, the
Beast and all intermediate devils of less hesh prOpen.
sites come in for share of the haleluahs Of these
rascal saints While every honest man in the world,
and every civilized nation stand amazed the murder
Gus and unparalleled atrocities Of these savage foes,
they press to their hearts their
in the ranks Of iniauy aud claim Il as a merit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

- =. = -. ..
of the achievements Of the Grand Army: One of the
prisoners tells of having assisted in bOokstOre
the contents Of whchwerc totaers and scattered
through the streets. :: ..i...:: j.,
Outrage robbery murder Gnd arson deeds from which
even savage would shrink, Perpetrated the YAM
KEGS and SO lost they to every sentiment Of HUMANE
" that they cant glory in their shame A nation which
can sanction such atrocities are committed the
name of the United States i.a disgrace 10 the age in
which it exists and hepeope'Of the Confederate States
have abundant reason to thank God that their connec
ton with the old Union severed in time the
southern body polite the fostering corruptionOf
Yankee society," The enemy processes obe fighting for
the Union. but they giving every day new rea
sons for lOashins and desPsng that Union and for de-
ermluing % resist their attempts at To- the
very last extremity. :; -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
Victory III Tennessee.

The Official telegram from the Tennessee army WILDE
received With triumphant shouts and heartfelt gratitude
to Heaven, throughout the land and il Gen. Bragg has
the numbers 10 contend successfully With the vast army
before him, which would seem to be already proven by
the fact that he attacked and defeated the enemy, We
should longer reject the hope Of many coming and
glorious Victories from that point 70 Gen. Hindman
position beyond Boston Mountain, in North ARKANSAS
is impossible to orercstimate the consequences Of
defeat to the Abolition troops in Tennessee. In the
opinion of some wei informed officers twould amount
to a compulsory retreat or ultimate. d&ea. of all
the forces In Mississippi, onthe river al III Arkansas
and place the sGYages the other side of the Ohio and
the Arkansas line, whom the 'bloodhounds could
glut their eOwardy revenge BY fixing their ugs in the
bleeding throat Of Missouri the object of their greatest
hatred and fear. -
We hope that we may have to add to this Eood news
before this article goes to press. = :, -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
EFFECT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BATTLE
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We copy the following editorial from recent number
Of the New York World. :'...... .-.'v.!'
"If dirt were trumpsT said Charles Lamb to George
DYER as they sat their whist "what hands; you
nuld mild If slang were sense and abuse were ar
pumeut we say in like manner to the extreme radical
Journals what advocates you would bell The impertl-
6eut cant of an afectedly exclusive patriotism has
reached such pitch in these jQunalsasto deserve the
name Of public nuisance Simply to tell the truth Is
now with them to be traitor; and 70 lie is to beloyal
The word We here use is not exactly conventional but
there are occasions which demGud recurrence TO first
principles. :: ..e ..:. :, "
Whe thenews first reachedus of the repuse OF Gen.
Burnsdes ARMY upon the Rappahannock, we:spOlo OF
the fact as is Importance deserved. Having from
tle outset Of this new g On to RICHMOND movement
concealed our deep distrust ofits wisdom and practical
bity we coneared il to be our duty to our country not
10 smother in ns words Of fasehood the onnous real
tics of the confct.of Saturday. TO feed the popular
mind With decisions is the mpSt certain wayAof enefva'
Ing its patriotic impulses TO tell the country that
army which had been driven back from tormdabepo-
sition OF the enemy upon river base gsihno danger
to assert that the tactics Of hernarmy at Ma
ycru Hill could beadvantageousy initiated by theiroors
of the Unona fredericksburg simply to cheat tile
faith and 10 INSULT tho common. sense:of the
tion. This decnedto do andfor this we and those
who with Us said what they unpublished whatthy
believed yesterday insulted by that yeracious and
honorable Journal the Tribune in tile following terms
NThere Is no reason for dsc9uag ia this result
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asserts TO nave oeen 4. sss Ss
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.aousa ,h Cr% aT io Richmond If rroces from
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
TnE ArraoAcnxo MARRIAGE or 4EHE PAIscr -.

TuE AFrRoAcHYo MARRlAGE or rag PRIScE OF
wALrs-ThO Winchester, Gaardidr;has the following
paragraph: =, Il e.. -. -,
We are informed on the best authority thatthe mar.
rage of the Prince of Wales i; to take place in March
not April as has been stated. twill therefore;6e in
Lent We understand that. the Queen, regrets very,
much and il deiroas that her people should be aware
there are reasons OF. Stale which undesira
BILE that it should be longer delayed: The Queen viii
take care however thatit not during the more SOL
emn part of that season. =. - =. :
The London Times says il has been arranged that lhe
marriage OF the Prince OF Wales With 1.-The P5inesss
Ae.andria shall be- olemuized at St, Georges Chapel
Wisor and not according 10 precedeats at Chapel
Royal ST Janles The Ldrd chamberlain had received
her Msicstys comipaudsthat tie ceremony shal.be ce
e1rucd with the utmost magnifccnce. 4.