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A LARGE SALE OF CARRIAGES
There will be quite an extensive sale of new
carriages by Howard l.. Guy Brick Meeting
House. on the Dist of the present month,
comprising every variety of style tor country
use, and finished i'll a superior manner
Persons wishing to purchase a new carriage
should attend the sale.
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nlarrir0.

R-JOHNSON.-On the 10Th ult
by the Rev. Thomas Sumption, Mr.. G..
W. SHAVER, of Chester co.. Pa and Miss
EMELINE JOHNSON. 81 Cecil co.. Md
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CIR Ape ROOTS.

DELAWARE GRAPE ROOTS, at $50. 90
- to $1,000 per loo.
DIANA GRAPE ROOTS, at $500 and
$500 per 100.
CATAWBA GRAPE ROOTS, at $500
per 100; $50 90 per 1000.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
Or. Grants STRAW BERRY PLANTS.
BARTLETT and TRlOMpHE DE GAND.
81 Sl.50 per 100 Sl0.0D per 1000.
q C"rrrspondence solicited.
Address JAMES SHDBE.
upper Principle, Cecil county, Md.
c<t Is lSfg-tf
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Lost.

~ Monday morning last, between Elkton
Oand the Pivot Bridge. a Lady's Satche,
containing a letter directed to the Rev. r.
II. Pattison, Of Port Deposit, and some other
articles. Any person finding the same, and
leaving il at Tie Hhig office. or at John l..
rlayton's, Pivot Bridge. will he suitably
rewarded. C,E CLAYTON.
Mar IA. lS63-lw.
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CHEAP GROCERlES-Brown Sugars, White
~ Sugars, Rye Coffee Rio Coffee N " MO-
lasses and Syrup, at tho levest cash PRESS.
Jan 81. D shVNs''h
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VOLUNTEER BOUNTY FUND.

VINliE Fifth and last Instalment of Cecil
l. County BOUNTY for families Of Volunteers
in 9th, 9TH and 9th Regis, 2nd +. Shore
Regt., Co. G, PuruelI Legion (Cavairy.) and
SHOWS Battery, will he paid at the Office Of
the County Commissioners. in Elkton, on
MONDAY and SATURDAY, March 10th
and DIST inst. and every Monday and Satur-
day thereafter, till paid. By Order
J. S. CRAWFORD.
Mar II. 1S63-3w Clerk.
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County Commissioners of Cecil county.

Persons making application for transfers of
property, will be required to comply with
ehe following sections of Article 81 of the
tCode Of Public General Laws:
/ SECTION IL. Whenever any person shall
make application for an allowance or deduc-
ion on account of the sale, transfer, aliena-
on, loss or removal of any property, or the
tollection or payment OF any public or private
Z bcurity for money, the County Commits
toners, or Appeal Tax Court shall interro-
Gate him on oath in reference thereto. and
the disposal of the same, and especially in
quire of him to whom the same has been sold
or transferred, and the amount Of the pur-
chase money, or the money collected, and
how the same has been invested.
SECTION 10. They shall also in:erros ate
said person on oath in reference to any
acquisitions or investments made by him,
and not already assessed, and the amount Of
all such acquisitions and investments shall be
added to his assessahle property. and if he
refuses to answer, no allowances or deduction
shall be made on his assessment.
Mar IA, lS63-6w
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.yThc sale of Rebel Photographs and Music
has been stopped in Baltimore, BY ordcro Of Cen
elal sehenck
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TINE Comfy Commissioners of Cecil
l. county will meet at their Office in the
Court House, in Elkton. on Tuesday, Wcdnes-
day and Thursday the 18th, 9Th and 9th days
of April, next, and also, on Tuesday, Hednes-
day and Nursday the 2lst, 22nd and 23rd
days Of April, next, for the purpose of hear
ing Appeals, making Transfers, and correct
ing Assessments and notice is hereby given
that afte, the said 23rd day Of April, next,
no alteration will be made in any assessment
for the year 1868. By Order.
JAS. s. CRAWFORD, Clerk
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THE PRovosT MARSHAL OF BERLIN

THE PRovosT MARSHAL OF BERLIN
IN THE On CAPIToL.-for some time FIRE.
quent complaints have been made that those
in charge of the Government ferry at Bcr
I'm, Maryland, were prostiuting their posi-
ton to line their pockets with the funds of
those who desired to cross the Potomac,
either with a good or bad purpose. Colonel
Baker. Provost Marshal of the War Depart.
ment, took the matter in hand, and on Fri,
day arrested Captain Samuel Ford, Provost
Marshal of Berlin, and Lieutenant G. W.
Benjamin, his assistant. and also Mrs. Fran.
ces Able, a Government detective. employ.
ed by the military authorities at Baltimore.
The officers are charged with selling pass
es to all those who were able to purchase,
and of requiring a liberal division of the
funds of persons coming North or going
South. We understand that they were con,
We're forced to divide. They were sent to
the Old Capitol.
Mrs. Able was sent to Berlin to aid the
Government by searching females crossing
the river either way and to keep an eye
open for the interests of the Government
generally. Instead of doing so, she looked
exclusively after her own interest, and sac
rlfced that Of the Government and those
who sent her there.
If the facts should be proved as charged
it is to be hoped that the Government will
make an example of them Of course, it
is impossible to deprive the South of lntor.
nation and contrahand goods, if the cross
lngs of the Potomac are not guarded by
parties whose love of country is stronger
than their love of gold or green backs.
Washington Chronicle
The two officers referred to in the above
article from The CAroairie-Captain Ford
and Lieutenant Bcnjamin-are from North
East and belonged to company A, 18th
Maryland Regiment. Our citizens will be
grieved to hear of the arrest of these Off.
GERS from Cecil and we hope the charges
against them may prove unfounded. but if
guilty. no man who trades in the blood of
his country should escape the utmost rigor
Of the law. All such are worse than openly
armed rebels.
ATTENTION is called TO the ADVERTISE
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertise
ment in to-day's Hhig of the New Firm OF
Lewis x MaTett These en,ermising young
men defy hard times by offering New Goods at
moderate rates for cash. the only sound basis OF
trade
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Assistant S. cretary of State
MANIIowOC, Aug. IA. 1863

MANIIowoc, Aug Il 1863
STATE of Wisconsin, Manito,coc County,
IS In compliance with the foregoing
aud with the statute in such case made and
provided. no'ice is hereby given that a
General Election will be held in the sey-
eral towns Of the county Of Mantowoc, on
Tuesday tie Third day of November next
The followin. officers are 20 he elected,
Uiz,
a Member OF Assembly. for the First
Assembly district, comprising the towns
Of Cettery'le, Meme, Schleswig. Eaton,
Liberty. Newton, and Rocklani in the
place of Daniel Shanahan, whose term OF
office viii expire on the first Monday OF
January next.
A Member Of Assembly for the second
Assembly District, comprising the towns
of Manitowoc Rapids, CATO, Maple Grove,
Franklin. Kossurh, aud Coopetstown, in
place of James CshilI, whose term nf Office
will expire the first Monday Of January
next
4 Member Of Assembly for the Third
Assembly District, comprising the towns
Of Msujtowec &c. Two Rivers, Mishicott, Glib
son and Two Creeks, in place of Elijah K
Rand. whose term Ct office will expire on
The first Monday Of January next
And the following County officers f.,
the county ofMaDltowoc.
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m a- le PROF O. J. WOODS
HAHN Il L TOE TIVE

TINS astonishing preparation turns the
Hair back to its original color, after hav-
ing become gray, and reinstate s it in all
It's original health. luster, softness and
beauty -removes all Danruf from the
Scalp, aud all unpleasant i, ching. 1t will
also cure Cntaneous Err ptions, such as
Scald Head, letter, &c, aud hence creates
perfectly healthy condition Of the Scalp,
by acting as Stimnlant aud Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the colorin. matter to
the Hair completely restoring them to
;heir original vigor and heslgl-,hus pre-
venting all tendancv to become gray.
1t also prevents the Hair from becom-
ing unhealthy and falling of, and causes
it to grow and thicken where it is gone.
by resuscitating the organs necessary to
supply nu;rnneus and colorng matter.
Thousands Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified to the above. who had become
gray and lost their Hair By sickness.
change Of climate, and inaltention, while
performing camp duty. ..F-.
As a Restorative and Dressing, it has
no equal.
.ia. T. & J. ROBINSON,
Wholesale & Retail Agents for North
crn WISCONSIN.
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Destructive Fire.

ALBANY. Aug II.
Information reached here this p. NJ OF
the destruction by fire O. ller>t's Shodiy
Mill at Cohoes, and lLe burning TO death
OF Is of the female operatives.
The flames spread with fearful rapi,lity
AVID the only means Of escape left the girls
were the windows Some ware so terror
stricken that they abandoned themselves
to their fate and persisted in the Building,
Others fell from the windows into the fire.
Many We're badly injured by jumping 10
the ground Twenty five OF tie ab9rer,
are reported missing, and fifteen burned to
death.
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SERGTEfs'S Sale

State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court -Manito-
woo County. John A butcher and George I,e-
Fevre, against ARIEL n Brown William Nallow
Lisell NallOw, Elizabeth Norris, late EIzabeh
! Adams, Frederick IIaker AID Matthias Hug
| D1 Virtue OF a Judgment Of foreclosure and
- Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in and
| for the county of hantowoc, State OF Wiscon-
sin. at the General Term Of said Court, held az
the village aud county OF Manitowoc, in tn.
above entitled action the ID dav of July. A.
d. 1863, / will sell at Public Vendue TO tho
hig' est bidder, at the Court House in the village
! Of Nsoltow0c, on the thirteenth dav of Novcm-
Der, A. D. 1863, at II O'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, the following described property or so
much thereof as will raise the amount of said
! judgment and costs, tO>wit: ..rs
All that certa piece Or parcel OF land situa-
ted in the county Of Manitowoc and State of
Wisconsin, and known and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing at the north west
corner Of Lot No. four (4) in Section No. thirty
tso go IN Towf ship No nineteen i1q) Range
No. twenty-ionr t2l), running east to the Lake
twenty-five Chains and twenty-five Links
thence along the Lake shore due south six
Chains and forty five Links (6 G. d l. J.;
thence west to the Section line t~entv.tour
chains and twenty Links; thence north six
Chains ard forty-fYe Links TO the place of be-
ginning. containing fifteen acres Of land being
the north part OF the said Lot No four = In
Township No. nineteen ID north Of Range
No. twenty four III cas-
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff
BY joins H. BoRSs, Under Sheriff.
Dated Sheriff Office, Aug. 4, 1868.
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From Wilmington.

Newbern, n. G., Aug. Is.
"A. conseriptjust from Wilmington, n.
G reports that within the past few days i
large steamers have arrived at that port,
having run the blockade loaded with stores
for the rebel army, amonoea Aich are as
900 English rifles, 10000 army blankets
15l 900 ready made uni.orms. % 900
cases ready made army shoes, II !ocomo-
tises, six fritled cannon of heavy caIibre. six
cargoes Of railroad iron and skilfui meu
accompanying them.
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EF Many

E Many persons, and some of them
by no means unlearned in the laws, have
advanced the propositions that there are
occasions: when it is jusiiiable to violate
one part OF the constitution in order to
preserve another. There is an authority
for this in the speech of Sir Boyle Roche
in the Irish Parian,ent-which said sit
would surely be better, Mr.. Speaker, to give
up not only part, but, if necessary, even
the whole OF the Constitution if we could
thereby save the remainder. ~ Y.
Np,re f -5t.t
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"CooL PEHroRMANCE." --Undet this
captinn the Evansville Courier of Tuesday
contains the following:
yesterday afternoon, just as the train
Of cars containing Norgsn's men started
from this city, several Of the rascas reach
ed out and caught the hats fyona. The h".,,
of several ofour citizen, and carried ,hen,
on. one young officer, especially, vas Le
c'dedfy no';p1"3sc- at,he GOODNESS aud i'm.
pef'Aenco Of tLe performance. Thus il
seems that The thieving propensities O
Morgan and his FLOWERS commute Int
the last"
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4 Clerk q the Circuit Court, in place
Eof is 'he Gro afey, bose term Of Office val
expire on tbs first Monday of January
next.
A Superiat eadent Of Common Schools,
in place Of Joseph W. Thombs, whose
tsFmlSf Office will expire on the first Mon.
dav Of January next.
One Supervisor for Supervisor District
.Ao. one, is-place ofJohh Cary.
SOae Supervisor for Supervisor district
No two. in place Of Alanson Hickok.
= One Supervisor for Supervisor district
No. three, in place of Jason Pellet, whose
several terms Of Office expire 90 the first
Monday of January rext.
TUtn DCitRA p SMITH,
IglJ-> Shesif, of Manitowoc County. .
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ManitOwnc j
SheriHs Sale.

S at, Of Wisconsin Mantowoc County,
Circnit Court William H. Glover and George
$. Glover, against Robert King and Amanda
King
pf VIRTUE Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county of Aanitowoc, State of Wis
consn, az the General Term Of SAID Court held
at the village and county OF Manitowoc in the
aboVe-ent.tIed action Oh the 29ah day Of 0cto-
Der, A. J.. 1862, will sell at public vendue to
the hiSiect bidder, at the Court House. in the
village OF A2Litowoc. on the Sth day Of October,
a. D. 1868. at l o'clock in the forenoon ofthat
day, the follow ng.descrioed properly or so much
thereof as viii raisa the amount Of said iudgm ent
and costs, to-wit: All that piece or parcel of
land tnafe in the county of nanitowoc and
STATE OF Wisconsin, and being the southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of Section no.
seven i, in Township 10 twenty %,
north OF Range no. twerty-four -2i-, con
tanning FoFty.three aud twenty four hun drcths
acres, together with the sppurtcnances thereto
heionglas Dated Sheriff's Office, Nauitowoc.
Wis, Aug -, /. d. 1868
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff
By FRED BoRcHERDr, Deputy Sheriff.
hM NJ. NICHOLS, pt'tiFi Art'y
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Our Candidate for Bank Comptroller
OF tie Milwaukee News.
Mar,itowoc Auo ~


Manitowoc, Aug 10
see a correspondent of The Milwaukee
Sentinel, signing himself Union, has inv-
ted eveiy oodv in the State to Manitowoe
10 get the opinion Of Democrats here upon
the question of II. 5 Pierponts defeat last
fall for the office Of County Treasurer
Let them come, bv all means, and, while
they learn that il was owing to no demeril
Of hi. OWE, as will he indicated bv the vote
in his own town-Pierpont, democrat,
$50 Koch. rei4 blican, 92--thcy will also
discover that there is no name on the
eta'e ticket more popular and more de,
sarvedly so among the electors of thi,
county than bis. We were simply reserv.
ing him for something better. and those
vho do tot care TO incur the expense nee.
esssry 10 esmply with the invitation %
Union can wait till tie returns next
November come in from every town in
this county and learn all about it.
DEMOCRAT.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
IIanitowoc, Wis
VIM. NALLAU, Prop'r.

The undersigned Announces TO the travelling
public that he has recently overhaued and thor
cnghiy fitted Up the above tavern, and is now
prepared 10 receive guests at all times. 1t is
situated on Franklin street, few steps from the
Post Office, aud be promises to give as good
treatment to customers any House in town.
Good Stables and honest hostlers are connect.
ed with the House. and Farmers can rely on be.
ing well treated.
WILLIAM NALLAU
T,rr on
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SINGER & CO.'S

LETTER "a" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Is the BFsr and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU
riFuL of all Sewing Machines. This Ma,
chine will sew anything. from tie running
OF a tuck In Tarletan TO the making Of an
Overcoat-a thing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down to the softest Gauze or Gossa
mer Tissue, and is ever ready to do its
work to perfection. 1t can FELL hem, bind,
gather, tuck, quilt. and has capacity for a
great variety of ornamental work. This
is not the only Machine that can fell, hem,
bind, and SO forth, but it will DO so better
than any other Machine. The Letter "a
Family Sewing Machine may be had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases The Folds
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
u!ar, is, as its name implies, one that can
be folded into q box or case, which, when
opened, makes beautiful substantial aud
spacious table for the work to rest upon.
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them.
Send for copy of "SISGEB & Co.'S Ga
zFrrE.'
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REFERENCES.
y a I u A Bile FAR NJ
FOR. SAs,Ev

The undersigned oifers for sale his farm in the
southwest corner OF the town OF Kossuth, near
the Branch Mills. Il embraces so acres of good
land, 30 acres of which Is improved and uI.der
crop consisting; Of wheat, hay, oats, corn, peas,
potatoes. &c \ new frame house, barn. out
houses, lG head Of cattle. farming utensils, and
every other article necessary for farmers use,
are on the place, ard the whole will be sold
cheap, as the owner is too old to work the
place. The farm is one of the best in Manito-
voc county, and is ouly miles distant from
Ne nitowoc The farm, stock, crops, and ALL
win be sold together at very low price For
further particulars, enquire of T. c. SHOVE &
70, Mani;owoc, or Of the undersigned Oh the
p reniscs.
TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
han'towoc, July -, 1863.
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ag' The grand jury of the county OF
Cork have agreed to a proposal from the
far famed Mr.. Reuter- to erect and maintain
a line of telegraphic communication from
Cork to Crookhaven and Cape Clear, in
order to meet the steamers and obtain the
American mails some hours earlier than at
NJ
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Notice.

The Directors Of the Manitowoc, Two Rivers
and Mi>hcott Plank Road Company are hereby
requested to meet at the Office Of Cbas Klehn,
at Manitowoc, On Monday, the ed day OF June
A. d. lSG3, at O'Clock A. VI for the trausac-
ton OF business connected with the COMPANY.
CHARLES KUEuN, Prcsidc nj.
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MEDICINE AND SURGER
Resident. NIedicaI officer

OF the Massachusetts General Hospital, and has
there had ample opportunity to witness the
modern practice of Medicine and Surgery in ev-
ery variety of disease-Local and Foreign
Chronic and Acute-by some of the most err;
nent men, in the Medical profession. Tr,a Doc.
ter trusts that his experience a .,,, street atten
tlon 10 Tue 81 IS OF LIS profession Will enttle
mr.. TO the confidence of the community.
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WALKER HOUSE.
F7IH.WaEE EE.

THIS HOUSE has been re-opened, ard is now
l. ready for guests. Thorough repairs, i'm
provements, and a1liti1ns have been made the
present season. the interior has undergone a
compete change, that the .'WALKKR" Is in
fact New House. No pains have been spared
in fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange.
ments.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
pateS the wishes Of the travelling public, by Cd
ening and eeping the ''WALKER" as a first.
c!ss, Potel, and hopes to r,erit their approba-
81 patronage
A. G.. BENTLEY Pyoprietor
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c< Sergeant-Major JOHN NJ. READ
WHO WAS wounded in an engagement be.
for. Vicksburg. arrived home Yesterday
morning on furlough.
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$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

FTNHE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Cons
4 rany want an Agent in each county, to So
lict orders for their new ssE5 machine, with
guagc, scrcwdriver and extra needles. We
viii pay "a liberal salary and expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, tel ms, etc,
inclose stamp, and add ess
7. S PAGE, Toledo. o. r.
Genl Agent for the United States.
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From the Army of the Potomac.
!. HEADoRs ARMY OF THE PoToaae, p1l
August l6.

FUN VIC Aim Va tuC AosoAaC'
!. HEADq'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToaaeJ p1l
August l6.
A con.raband who deserted from Lee's
army yesterday forenoon and came within
our lines, reports that on Wednesday
morning the whole of Lees army, with The
exception Of A. p. Hill's corps. moved FROM
Culpeprer G. IL. by the Fredericks burg
road.
On Saturday large force of rebe, in.
fantry and cavalry. with some artillery,
made its appearance on the south bank Of
sbe Rsppahannock, above Falmouth. 30
News from the front this morning Is
cheering, inasnuch as it points to the ter
mination Of our tenn ofnou action. We
are az momentarly expecting orders to
pull up our stakes.
Heavy fling was distinctly hearl, SINCE
three clock this merning. in south
easterly direction apparently in the neigh
borh ,oI Of Banks or II. S. Ford, or Tos.
,ib,y as far away as fredericksburg. The
firing is rapid and con5tapt-there is a
battle evidently going OH. BON
The Heralds Washington special says
this morning the enemy made demop-
s,ration on the left Of our army, and
heavy c,nnonading ensued for some time
No intelligence concerning results reached
Washington to-day, bat it is believed that
the movement was nothing niore than a
reconnaissance in force f1r the purpose Of
feeling our position ~,
Lees army Is reported to be moving in
south easterlv course, and there can be
TO doubt that the region about CulpepDer
and Gordonsville will soon be entirely
evacuated by the enemy.
Now York, Aug. 10
The Tribune has the following:
HEADo'Rs ARNY OF THE POToAAo, -
August -.
There are emphatic symptoms o. move
mont la this army.
Troops left AIexanilia for New York
last evening More will doubtless follow.
The time not having arrived for an adj
vance or Richmond, tue Army Of The Pot
omac will probably retire to points nearer
Washington. to defend that aud the line
of the Potomac, and after the operations a.
me SDntn nave Dctn success VI. " III tnc"
its march on the rebel CAPITA, in cofjHnc-
ton with the troops approaching fIon 9th
er directions.
A Times special says that alvices from
the army Tonight state that an Impression
prevails that the rebels are preparing for a
cavalry movement on our rear, to destroy
the railroad '..r
Washington, Aug IS.
Usralfs .Speciol.-kepo!ls IN circnIa-
iion among the rebels were 10 the effect
that T. S. AID Banks Fords we're to be
briIged, so as to enable Lee to mike a
sspil advance upon Dumfies aud Fairfax,
thereby cat'iug off our communicative
with Washington.
1t is generally believed in military cir
.1es ths: Lee will avail himself Of the op
por.nnity now afforded by the decimated
condition Of our army, to make desper
ate efnrt for the destruction of lie Army
of the Potomac. 1t is not n AL inproba
bic that The rebels will attack us, and we
may vet have the annual struggle upon the
plains Of Manassas and Bull Run.
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w. z. EEUf. Z,

Attc-ney cn3 Co..aseE r at lar,
QIhce on lo,E E..,~t. mani. ,woc, Wisconsin.