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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
The Leaven at work.

The seditious doctrines of the Knights
ct the Golden Circle, as promulgated by
I ailandlgham, Wood & Co, are chosen
by :, few would-be distinguished members
of the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly
last winter, and which have been spread
broadcast over the land by such papers
as the Chicago TIntes, New York World
Dubuque Herald, Milw sukee Ne'os, and
Mineral Ponis HnteitigeHc6r, re producing
the legitimate fruits Of such teac,alngs, IN
different parts of the country, which .'aan-
ltest themselves in resistance to the la Y
requiring the enrolment of the militia
Enrolling officers in almost every section
OF the country meet with opposition, and
IN Indiana and Ohio, and in Washington
and Dodge Counties Of our own State
have been shot, by persons who have be-
come embittered against the government
by the teachings of men who would be
leaders of the Democratic party, and who
are continually harping against violations
OF Law, Constitution, &c While the
prompters of these crimes escape the Sc
verify Of the Law, they can stand by and
Inward'y rejoice at the effects of these
sedltious teachings Surely, dav of re-
membrance is approaching.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17


of the last VIII and Testament of Thomas Berry, de-
ceased, Plaintiffs,
against
John Nolan Jane F. olan, William Heatheock, Joseph
Bennett, Samuel Jenkin, eniamin Barringer, Philip
Eden, Richard Hammill, Mary Davis, Mary Nolan,
Montgomery NJ. C'thren, Esther Cothren DEFENDANTS
I)Y virtue of and pursuant 10 Judgment Of forecio-
1 and sale rendred in said Court in the above
entitled action the 9th day of April 1868. viii
pose for sal and sell at public auction at the from door
OF the Court House in the Village of Dodgevi In Iowa
ouuty, Wisconsin, Thursday the second day Of
july 1853 at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day
the following described mortEaged premises. much
thereof may be necessary raise the Of said
Judgment, interest and of orit The north
east quarter Of the quarter; The south
quarter Of the northwest quarter; the south west
quarter Of the north east quarter and the north
quarter the southeast quarter OF section number
thirteen 13) township number four a. north Of range
three east, containing hundred and sixty acres
all In Iowa County. Wisconsin
Dated Sherifs Office, Dodgeville May Q, 1863.
GARDINER c. MEIGS,
Sheriff of Iowa Co. Wis.
Cobb. Wilson ( Sudduth PTf's Attys- 6w20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

B@- No person who IS enrolled for the
National corscription need establish his
claim to exemption until he receives a
printed notice informing him that he has
been drafted, and then be will have ten
days 10 show that he is not liable or able
to perform military service
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J. a.JACKSoN. NJ. ID

MINERAL POINT WIS
DR ! hav NJ had seventeen Years Practice
in the various branches Of his profession hopes
I've -.isiactou all who may favor him with call
1--H
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.rAsA COBB ALBx. WILSON. Jas F. sUDD
COBB, WILSON * ~UDDUTB.
LFnrmerIr Cohh & Sudduth.

Il AwyERS Min raj Point. Iowa County, Wisconsin.
VIII attan 70 professional business and pom
6snca - heretofore VIII p -oCure Pensions, obtain
Rarurts from the aud Federal Government, and
prosecute e. sims against them upon IAe- al terms.
once opposite Court House, up stairs. ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
GEORGE w. COBB,

PRODUCE and general Commission Merchant, deal
erin salt Water Lime, &C, stone warehouse, neal
( z Depot Mineral Point. 1872
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Twelve lines Nonpare type compact matter, or their
.srIvalent IN space, VIII he counted as 2 square
PROT ss5oaabe and Business Cards, + = line, per
- r. for the first five lines, and fifty cents for each ad-
sltousi nHs-
psfrsv Notices published four weeks S2 for single
~ -a zrf fifty for each additional anima!
same notice.
Legal Notices at Statute rates.
e,ecal Notices loaded and kept inside having prece
sr- II ordinary advertisements so per cent ad ance
<otres 5f meetings, charitable societies &c, half
Or ce- -, -,
strartIsaraants not accompanied with directions Will
IA, fo.8-tef tfu forbid and charged for accordingly.
J trus5Sf Advertisements must be paid for IA
,.fr.,g.s This rule will not be varied from.
yearly afvtrs allowed the privilege Of chang
}uv quarterly
No Advertisement considered less than squar5
auLs CoLLEcrABLE QUARTERLY
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TT0RSEY at Law and Notary Public, DodEevlile
i iowa County. Wis Particular attention paid q
rcIectiE- Refer 70 Hon & {. washburn, and Cobt
4 Sn4srtr "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

aA 1t Is not generally known that the
Enrolment law requires the officers to
enroll all colored as well as white men.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

NOTARY Puhlic. Land Agent Sc, &c, Arena, Iowa
: county Wfs viii attend tot payment OF taxes
a- wila accuracy aud Dispatch III
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SPERMATORRHGA
~CAN BE CURED lpa

nR RANDs SPECIFIC cures sPERSAroRsHorI
IL SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IsPoTENcY, Loss or Pow
ER &C. Speedily and Efectually. its effects truly
magical trial Of the SPECIFIC will convince the MOI
skep-IcaI o, its merits Price 81 box Sent post
paid to any address. by :. c. UPHAn. +98 Ches,au,
ST., Philadelphia. Pa
sy- Circulars sens rrs4 en-tnz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

'ASONYMoUs CORRESPONDENT TN
der this text the htslHgencer gets of
quite homily upon anonymous newspa-
per correspondents, in which is the fol
lowing sentence:
IF a merchant, such man will swim
die his customers; If a lawyer, he will
sell his clients; If a doctor, and the mo-
tive be strong enough, ne will mingle poi
son with his medicines"
If 1t be TO judge others 10y ones self,
the writer in the HatellgeJscer may be set
down as just judge, for no one is more
guilty Of anonymous newspaper scrib-
ling than he An article of the kind Of
the one in that paper from that writer, Is
certainly cool, when it is well known that
all its editorials for months past were
written By persons whose names were
kept from tire public The InteHjgencer
sails under 1iIC It-tnre If -, II I---~---4
Editor, but John Heron has no more to
do with writing editorials for its columns
than Queen Victoria does, and if we are
rightly informed, he disagrees as widely
with the sentiment of many of the articles
in the editorial columns of that sheet. as
the most loyal men in the nation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
MINERAL POINT SALOON

MAX AD J. L Il
WAS OPENED AT Ills OLD Saloon on High i,
Ill Street and supplied his Bar with the best
1uaIity OF Isiquor-. He will he pleased 70 see
~ old customers at any time, and invites the
patronage Of the public generally
rSSJ -p}-tf
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InnN III. WESTON.

4 syoUNsFLLoU At LAw.-OGhce in Ross Building,
l. opposite Triaune ef5ce up stsirs, High street, MIN
seral Point Wisconsin %
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ES~tTlaNtBI.E

HaBBrRING AND HAIR DRESSING
rxNE Subscriber having recently opened shop IN the
room al Dining the Post Office, Is prepared 70 al
anon customers al any hour 81 the day SHAVING
-4ANPuoING HAIR DRESSING. Sc, done in the
&. 81 manner and Utost fashionable STYLES
b. strict ntion @ his business nd ardent desire 20
,tsas. ,n. rs merit and receive share Of the pat
ROM Of the citizens of Mineral Point
NiueraI Point June ard l>0l- --ti- ~ T. II HNEk.
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DoCToR DtLGAIRN-

puYSICIAN and Surgeon Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
L 0Hce one door above Pulords Drug store 5n - 4"
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}. n. MOFFETT. VI. ID.

~ ENERAL Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro
II ons, Hzrdware, &c, yellow stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
NEW AInRoryPE GALLERY.

rg7HE Propretors 81 tie Nsw Ambrotype Gallery ar
now ready To take
L X + \ + 5 S f s
ali the latest and improved styles having the advan
sage OF = northern light, and fTst-ClasS Camera,
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK.
sssre Of the public patronage Is respectfully sole
ted
Kendall 4 BROS.
October is. 1859 -
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RENJ. u. SCOTT

NOTARY Public Conveyance and General Agent
- Linden, Iowa county WIS lh-tf
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F1.HloS4BI.E BAKaER

-tYoRGE Appel. having fitted up his shop IN Tn
I most approved slyle is prepared to shave, Dres
Hair shampoo etc all Who may favor him with call
lie viii also attend bleeding. CupplnE and Leechng
"a notice and in the best manner qi ic ~etl'cs
s rn7st nrfet satisfaction warranted In all -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
NO III r IL = /! /:
FOR SALE =

good set Of Blacksmitn's tools. Enquire at the
store II Charlie Cox & Co. OF H. s Keys, on Foun
tain Street.
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Il. II. CHAR Y,


1 TT0RNET ,f Law and Solicitor in Chancery-
q er4I P5lut Cl1ce ia Millions Block.
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>aaIrFI. ". REESE.

HFFTCE in MoTerts Block, in rear Of Drug 81
Z J Mineral Point Wisconsin S4-I ;
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Which American talent can furnish
Te ra5:-Thc ATLANTIC is for sale bv II, Boo A. :.
Periodical Dealers. Price IS cents number Sub
scripii9ns Tor III year, 800. postage paid Ye.ry
subscriptions received, single numbers supplied BY
any dealer, or By the Publishers.
~ Specimen numbers set EsKArr~ on rcce:p. Of dr
oents for postage
TICkNoR 4 FIELDS PcBlIsuEas
~, Washington 81 Boston
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STRAY ED,

PROM the Subscriber HvisE in this Citv j.
SxkA about MAY fst 1Sfr. a DAi.E RFIr
FS5% COW, both hind teet white. and a hi, .
spot each side. Also d rope around
her neck. Any person giving information a. 20 h-E
rhereabouts vii hc literally rewarded
JAGpE SEHSEn
Fluers Point Ne =. l-ss, two
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I h 9 S p ECTUS S
aFrHE
TWELFTH VOLUME
ATTAIN 5IG MONTH ! :!

The July Number commences the Twelfth Volume Of
the LASTc N9STHT, and win contain silch list OF
contents viii entjtle II 20 marked consideration Ma
hanIei Hawthorne tributes for the first number f
the neW volume Outside EHpscs Of English Poverty
Of the most interesting Of his admirable Fnpish
Sketches. Oliver 81 Nendel Holmes has written fo- IL
The D0ings Of a ~Uu- Beam" Robert Dale Owen df.
The Claims Of Labor Service" and present,
some views TO the study Of the people Of America
Gail Hamilton cottinues her popu ar Gala Days
Professor Agassiz oilers anoth5r oquent paper on
Mountains And many other articles Of equpl value
with the above, vi be included the forthcoming
number.
Begun iT- fs5z - ttI<'gtic n1zthyy has now reach
ed its sixtyeiEth number. Its circulation increasing
from he start has 81 il such a currency in the cof
try no other American magazine has ever acquired
rs faith IN impartial Liberty principle and
fare against Desp0tIsg in every form have made II >,
welcome visitor far and wide, every month. It does
abate iu tese days of trial battle one jot
Of that firm bel q in the brighter days come which
Rig t ana Justice always win bat fItare
pages viii show Increased activity ia placing fore
the minds of the people uufatcrng confidence In the
power Of the North % limit tire existence Of rebellion
founded iH cruei injustice and oppression
The prosperity of the tlJnfic enables its ,onduct
20 employ the eminent talent of the country
In its columns. Al the best known writer's IN American
literature, contributing constantly 70 its 20 zes give
the s8le right 10 bs known 0fiOss,tE magazine
Its staff still comprises the following among its
leading contributors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17
FORECLOSURE SALE.

The State Of Wisconsin-Dane County Circuit Court
Ann Berry and Peter Spang executor and execuri,
Of the last VIII and Testament Of Thomas Berry, de-
ceased, Plaintiffs,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-17

JAMES RUSSELL lowell GEORGE :. HrLLIzr
HESHY W. LoSGFEILoV, Henry GILFs
LOUEs AG ASSN, WALTER METcAELI
RALPH WALDO E2ERsoS HESsy 7. TCCERHSAr
NATHANIEL HAwTHORyB, ions WEISS,
c. {. HAzEwELL. MRx, II. b. STOWE
T. "A. fiIGG6sON. HARRIET AARIINEav
AUTHoE 'sMarZrer Howti rCHARLEs RE4ur
MKs. JULIA W IOwE ''THg CorHrFY =, ,nsos
Mas. 4 d 7 WHITNEY, ROSE TERRY,
OLIVER " H0rNE. H.RRrFr + pprsr.--
JOHs G WHITTTEF, ROBERT r. 8 Low II
Z. p NHFPLE, 7. TROwBRIDGE
BAFARD TAYLoE, FBsA"B EFEEETr
CHARLES r. NosTOE PROFESSOR 4 d w.irrg
The foregoing list it Will be seen, include. the
ssT" LEADING AMERICAN WRITER'S -l1s
And is such warrant the publishers in promising
Tie Best Essays,
Tie Best .StoricS,
Tie Best P0lDss,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
ARMY or The CUMBERLAND,
No Movement upon Chattanoo.
ga and Rome.
PREPARATIONS FoRANoTAER
"a:. CAMPAIGN.
East Tennessee to be Redeemed.
ONLY HARDEE'S CORPS IN
TENNESSEE.

CIScISSArI, July 2I.-very late and authcn-
tic intelligence from Gen. Rosecrsns' army
proves all the reports of movements of Union
troops upon Chattanooga and Rome 10 be On
tirely unfounded. The main body Of the Army
OF the Cumberland, inclusive of all the cavalry,
Is still resting and preparing for another cam.
paign along the northern slope Of the Cumbrr-
land Mountains. Huntsville has been visited
but not occupied for any lcugth of time BY part
of the cavalry. The only troops as yet south
Of the mountains are small bodies of infantry
holding points on the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad, as far as Stevenson and Bridge
port on the Tennessee river.
Trains from Nashville have been running thIs
week beyond Decherd, and arc expected &c
reach bridgeport by Tomorrow. Only on,
span Of the great bridge at that point was DC
stroyed by the rebels. Thetunnel near Steven
son was not injured. Gen. Rosecrans' head
quarters were removed on the day before yes
terday from Tullahoma to Winchester. TIL,
General himself is still at Nashville. As soor
a. the new secondary basis, necessitated by th,
recent advance, will be fully established, ant
other preparations required by the peculia
character OF the proposed future operation
completed, Gen. Rosecrans will recommepc
active work. The indications arc that th
whole army will be again In motion In III
course Of next week. The country may res
assured that the summer will not be allowe,
TO pass without the redemption Of East Tenncs
see.
General Rosecrans' latest information frou
the enemy Is to the effect that only Hardee'
corps remain In Tennessee, upon line Of dc
fences covering Chattanooga. The remainde
of Bragg's army went southwark from tina
place, whittier is not exactly known. Brag
himself is reported Ia have been called TO Rici
mond. II Is ascertained, however, that bu
rom two 70 three thousand, partly mounte
cavalry, are LEFT IN East Tennessee and North
ern Alabama, owing to Morgan's oxpedltlo
North. With the great numerical ascendanc
thus gained by our cavalry, that remnant wi
soon be swept away, the rebel lines OF COMMIT
nication placed at our mercy, and the road ic
raiding incursions to the heart of Alabama an
Georgia opened, General stanly will improy
the advantage at which he now has the cnem
at an early day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
SOUTH CAROLINA RECRUITS BEATEN.
A Large Number of Buildings
Burned.
DESERTERS FROM JOHNSTON
COMING IN.
Rebels Throwing Down Thei,
Arms and Taking the Oath.
THE FEDERALS FORTIFY-
ING VICkSBURG.

sr. LOUIS, July 27.--Spe,isl dispatches from
Memphis on tho Esd instant, give the partlcu-
lars Of the occupation Of Jackson.
On the 18th instant a portion Of our forces
under General Parke made an attack and were
met by q legion of new recruits from South
Carolina, who, after an engagement Of half an
hour, retreated with loss OF 900.
Our troops occupied their position until next
morning, they when made a second advance and
discovered that the rebels had evacuated the
place, setting fire to a number of houses con
tanning commissary stores, which were entirely
consumed, in addition to some forty other
houses, ignited from the houses fred BY the
rebels. l H -.
The city was at once occupied by Sherman,
who sent cavalry to interrupt communication
and prevent the army of Johnston from joining
Bragg, which was supposed he would endeavor
to do. The rebel army left but little behind
taking all their sick with them. Deserters art
continually coming in from Johnston's army
and express themselves dissatisfied with tn,
throw down their arms and take the oath 0
allegiance. .'-. Co.. ... .
The Federal loss In various skirmishes an,
assaults amounted to 900 men. Few pcopl
were found In the place, most OF which wer
foreigners. Pemberton was cursed literally a
a traitor, and unworthy of their confidence.
AT Vicksburg the Federal works are bein,
lcvelled, and the rebel fortifcations are beini
put into a more perfect condition. Number
of the finest guns are being mounted, and tn
place will be first class military fortidcation
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
TN TEfRgKAPH.
t],tttitir tir'''''l
The British Consul at Havana Re-
''s--VSfty'Mxt MyllS KIg SeSi ''-'s
.TDl psfsatea by Lee.
LARGE FlRk,lN ST, DOMINGO
BIO ADE RUNNIN

NEW YoEK, July 27.-By the Roanoke VIC
have Cjty. .of, Mexico dates 10 tho 10Th instspt.
II appears that council of notabilitics de-
clsred that the Mexlcanination. through them,
select ap Empire as their form Of government,
and proclaim Maximillsn, OF Austria, Emperor.
Should he decaias the throne, they ifnp,ote the
French Emperor " select . person In whom he
has fall confidence, to occupy the throne.
This proclafAssion was irnmcdiatSly iiiadc pub!
iic, and . courier posted to Vera Cruz, where l,
was sent BY French steamer to Havana.
9 The British Consul at Havana had fufhishad
the Diarlo with news, sis New '0rieans, tina,
Lee had whipped Meade, on the 18th. ,,,,,
A1arge frc occurred al 81. Domingo carly In
the month, destroying half . million dollar
worth Of property.
The neutral English STEAMERS Fanny, Alice,
and Alabama, with, cotton from Mobile. had
arrived at Havana, and the Spanish steamer
Isabel, nom 81. MARKS, ,siso arrived, with cot
tOn. ,..H... D. al .....a.. . Al. grF sH.f,ss
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
the DRAFT m PHILADELPHIA, PA,
The Elect Sing the "star spansied
Banner" and Cheer the Union
and the Old Flag. 'rg l'a'

rHiLkDsLrHIA, July 's7.-Dref,ing In the
lower wards Of the. city In tho First, district
commenced to-day. Among those drafted were
three telegraph operators, Robt. J. Black, for
morly of New York, Jacob r. Woodruff and
Barnard Mcsorley. When the draft was con.
cluded, the spectators fotmiNg large con.
course, and led bylMs. Parvin, the blind man
who drew the names, Joined in singing the
star-spangled Banner, and other national airs,
The crowd departed with cheers for thu
Union and the hay. The draft hss sverywhert
been received with favor in this city, ever
among the victims.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
THE LATE SENATOR cRITTENDEN.

THE LATE SENATOR cRITTENDEN.
The death Of Hon. John J.' Crittenden was
announced by telegraph this morning. The
and without a struEglu. Mr.. Crittchden was
born In Woodford county, Kentucky, in, Sep
tember, 1856, and was consequently n years
DID, He served In the war OF 1919, as an OIL
Ger, Under Gen. hopkins, and was aid,do.
camp to Gov. Shelby at the battle Of the
Thames. He adopted the profession Of the law
and entered Congress a. ; Senator from Ken
lucky In 1917, serving two years. From 1919
to 1885 he pfacticed law, occasionally repre-
senting his county In .he State begislatu.e.n ''
He was again elected Y. g. Senator IN 1885,
and served until 1s4l when President Harrison
appointed him Attorney General. He resigned
with other members of the Cabinet (Mr. Web
ster only remalning), and retired to private
life. Ia iSl2 he was again sent to the Senate,
and was reelected again for aterm of six years
from March, 1913. In lS4s, Mr.. Crittenden
being elected Governor of Kentucky, he retired
from Congress, and held that Office until Presl.
dent Fillmore appointed him Attorney General
He was again elected U, 8. Senator, In 1855
and subsequently to the House of Representa-
tives, where he served in the last Congress
taking part in the exciting debates Of the ,las
session,
During the last Congress, Mr.. Crittendet
sometimes displayed vgor remsrksbleDfol
one Of his years, but II was evident that hi
powers were rapidly wasting, and the occa
sional exhibitions Of Rre- and energy were tn
aaskings of a candle burnt To- the socket. Hi
eye was sometimes lighted BY q noble enthu
siasu, and at such timss the House woul,
crowd around him, when making . speeGh, a
If to catch the last words of veteran legislato
who hdd figured among the ablcst statesmen o
other days.
Mr.. Crittenden was somewhat inclined, TO
ward the last, to ahd fault with everything don
or left uudone for Kentucky; and we believ
his latest public record was a letter refusin
his name as a candidate upon an pneonditious
Union ticket. Had he been a younger mar
or had decay made no Impression upon his II
tellsctual powers, he might have acted difiel
emily, for he was always an advocate of tn
UNon, and his efforts to preserve 1t from tn
treason of secession will never bedforgotten.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
EXT RA
BY TELEGRAPH.
AN ERROR CORREGTED'
Hill and Longstreet Force Theil
Way Through Chester Gap
to. Culpeper, Va.
EwELL's CORPS At sTRssBURG.

,wAsnISeros, July 7.-An important error
Of fact occurs in advices from the headquarters
Of the army Of the Potomsc, published this
morning. The correction which the CORE.
spondeut desired to 10 made, though written
yesterday, was not received through special
messenger until oday. .r. ..-.,.
lie says on the ed inst, while Longstroe,
was cndeavoring to get into Eastern Virginia
by way Of Manassas Gap, A. p. Hill's corp,
took possession of Chester Gap. Our cavalr,
made an attompt to drive him out, but he wa,
too strongly fortified for success. a'5,' ..0.
They, however, kept him in check until re
inforced by Longstreet, when both these com
mands came through the Gap, and are now
probably In Culpeper.
1t was Longstreet's command which wa
seen near Amesvillc. Ewcll's corps went I,
Strasburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
NOBLE WORDS :

"WHxrryxs rusY (rHn RHBRls) HAvl TIE
opovER, THEY DRIVE BERoRE THEM INTO THEM
"RANKs TIE souTHERN PkoPLK, AND THEY
"wor1p ALSO DRIVE Us. Trust THEN NOT.
"wERE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pEsrRoY US WITHOUT MRRCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF rnEsn THINGS, I AN AMAZED THAT
"ASY ONE COULD THINK or PEACE ON ANY
"rHRMs.' HE wHo EsTERrAtrs THE sEFTIMENT
"Is YTf oNLr TO Be SLAVE; NE WHO UTrERs
"Ir At rn1s TINE, MoRIovKI, Is TRAITOR TO
"HIs COUNTRY, VINO pEsERvEs THE scoRN AND
coSrrMPT OF ALL HONORABLE nEN.-Roe.
era,s, 10 0k General Asasrsblv Of OHIO, Eorsary,
raal y