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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

4 FEW copies Of Da Vinci's
"A great painting "'rhe Last
supper" may be Oh aimed at this
)tfice, This ia one of the finest
pictures ever executed; Price 50.
Ayers Cathartic Pills
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
THE MODEL SWING MA.
CHINE!

THE CHEAPEST IN TIE WORLD
TDM nN~0 VRyV'N ln'NogR F.,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Fancy Dyeing Establishment.

I & ". JiAE> No 1872 NORTH FRO T street, shove
d . Callowhlll. PHILA nBLPuIA dc ska W olsn
and FNrey qmds Of f'ey DESCRIPTION Their superic iy
Il Dyeiug Lidis. aud Gsntlem n's Gsrnents widely
kno n. GRAPE aud MeINO shAW IS Dye the most
brilliant or plain coiOrs Craze .n, Mrrino shaWls
cloaued 10 l5ok like new. Alsp-deniemsn's apparel,
Curtains, &r cleaned or re dyed.
Call and look at our work before going elsewhere
mar 90 m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
NOT'I q.
Pine Wood.

n &aw BUSH are row ltne ns a cargo o. snpe'ior
U. Pine WOOD which they oleliisr sale j.; the wo
Mzrkot Psiee n!N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
Kerosene and Coal oils.

hbIOB6u5 anu OUdI OIIB.
LARGE supply in prime shipping order hand from
II the principal manuacturars In the United states.--
For sale on the MOST FAVORABLE TkRMS
BRINGhuRsT Co..
Cor 9th Anu Market Sta
N. D-PurohAgprs will remember that Il. u. & Co 70
ooved special Diploma for their oils at the late Agri
cultural Exhibition. nuv6.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03

Boots and Shoes for the Million

largest assortment Of the above articles 10 be found
in the State Ia No lO2 West second Street, between
shiplty and Orange Street, Durng the Summer when
thluga dull and before tbs high pces pre-
vailed, we laid in large antilles Of Atock, which We
mauuhcufei into Tl knls Of Boots and Shoes besides,
large tment M Eastern work wbica bought, in
ancpaion Of the present sste OF affairs, all uf which
We ara dsermued to sell prices hAt cannot be object
ed 70 hv the must economical besides all the articles sod
tnis establishment warranted e represented,
anu all who pAlronze thls establishment may depend
spon 80 tilg equivalent of their money, uniiorn
ity Of pice is our rule Of doing business.
JAMES W. BRINE,
No. lo2 West Second Street between Shipley and oian
Sts, Wilmpgtonl Del.
September Sth, lS62.-leoQts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
ECHO.

ECHO.
I'm weary Echo, sad and WORN,
ln solemn, for my clothes are tsrn
KIND Eehu. thni may be bless,
Pray tay--in What shall investi
And Echo answers, VHsY.
vest kind Echo that is well,
The ono have a SILL
III try what thy wisdom grants
What esei for 10. my bos IN pants
Aud seho answers, PAEtL
faue goo Echo, how yon charm
Ny own ars hardly ht 10 darn;
And pray what essi my hearing gloAts,
while balm Of bliss my bosom coats
And Echo answers CoATS
Cnatsl thank you, noble friend;
Ny coats are gono too far to mend;
But ere haste 10 buy them all,
here can make the greatest haulf
And Echo answers. HALL.
HALL why there are three or four,
which onei your ellen would implors;
On speak for mtlanehoys stroke
Has mads my heart as hard ay oAlS.
80 And Echo answers, OAK.
~ AppeArs that Echo, ike all nature, Is inttinet
with the fact that
wANAMAKER BROWN, (OAK HALL.)
-, 3 L. Corner Sixth and Market Ste, Philadelphia,
y me NJ PITS ULTRA Clohng House of PhiladelphiA
hlns 4 the bert Everything II be cheapest No
~ u dissatisfied Every person returns Even IN out
nus country villages, when the subject OF clothing 10
OAK HALL. s' -F
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
NOTICE.

The undersigned administrators named above, hereby
give notice. that Letters VI Administration granted
to them he 9Th day OF teb usry, 1858; all persons
thsr having cemands against the deceased estate
will present the properly Attesled before the
Th day Of February, 1904, or abide By law In this
bihaE
". C. sPRUANCE, New Castle, Del,
mafs4u HORACE sPkuANCE, Smyrns, Dol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03

poVRk, KHsT COu,TT, DELAWARE.
February II, 1873.
TrPoN application OF W. O. sprusnee aud Horace sPru-
ance Administrators If Presley spruanee, late OF
Duck Creek Hundred Ia ssid county, deceased 1t IL
dsf and directed by the Register that the said Admin.
iraors give notice o the gra ting OF Letters Of Admin
sdver isenei IS TO be sed Within tory days the
dr. such letters, In sx Of the most public places ei
the county Ksu requiring all persons having dem nds
lgnst the e.tatc present tho same, ab do by
Act OF Assembly 10 such ade and provided and
also the to be inserted in the Smyrna Times
slate Jou na newspaper published In Wilmington and
continue therein fur seeks.
,> Given under the hand and seal OF once OF the
| L. S Register Aforesaid, al Dover kenl County
w., Aforesaid, the day aud yesr above written.
j. Il. HEVRRIN, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
FARM s. NV Ia LING FOR sA,A.,

.saa. THE subscriber will sell at private sale, hs
Illu9 farm wih good tenant house thereon 1
l ChristianA Hun-rsd, within one mile Of the city
k.sa adjoining lands Of Richard Bindley, Jesse Hal
lowell and henry Grant, containing seyenythIet acres
The subscriber Wishes sell Immediately that possession
may be giveu nt once.
For TERMS which Will be reasonable. apply to
meh25 II MARY COYLE. on lhn pramIsnn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
Registers Office,

Nsw cAsrLH. March 2, 1909.
TrPov the application OF william Hayes, Execstor
h Of the last will and testamsnt Of William Brown,
i,ta Of the city Of Wilmington, In said County, de.
sssssdi Ills ORDERED aud directed by the lsklster
ihs the Executor aforesaid, Giss notice Of tbs granting
AZ Lett-r sstausnHr upOn the Estate Of tho deceased
Th M dats o granting thereof BY causing advertise
menii to bs pesied wuhln for days rn the date "
,rah Lesfs in slx Of tho Nost public places Of ths
CpIty Of Nav Castle requiring all person having de-
m.pli against the E+i8 10 present the same, or abide
by an Act Of Assembly ia aucn made and provided
And aao the eams to be inserted within the
b.sspaper published in Wunlnston and to be continued
thefeu two lntns,
-, Given under the hand and soal Of Ofhoe Of the
IL s. Register aforesaid at New Castle. In New Castle
t-J CoHuty Aforesaid, the day and year above writ
N PETER u. FANDEVER, Reglstr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-03
Gas Shade.


1 MORTGAGE for 5000 ioTi sale on very favorable
i terms Apply to
COG Market Street.
nIril.ai...lnr. InIu
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

hourr, when the original quantity of juice has been oons
eably reduced, begin to double your pansthat
is put the boiled juice frosa one pan into another I'LL n
the empty boi.s with water if in furnace. to pcevent
breakng ard confirm. dozb'e until (f you have one
large boie all the juice il This nen for
you have watch s'iF t. 10 pr. burning Or bnf
ing over.
Now The only point in which the planest plaata-
ton all that TO Al
the oasses stage there will De observed great
difference 10 character of tie etuiion It bos slow
and thick and heavy Experience will tell when it near
done: Keep clean, dry aaacer and spoon near BY -
Every FIVE minutes ite!et it become CO oil taste.
and see if 1t d01e, thick enough a few trias will
make expert as It viii become done very soon
and, unless taksn will burn As sooH az you are
satisfied with its taste and density, strain
through thickness Of .DEe and you will have moss
delghtu in 6avor beautiful In COLOR and (you know
perfectly clean. This is the whole secret and stery.
am sorry to haze made this so lorg could not abbrev
ate without imp airing distinctness and SIMPLIFY.
n. B. These several stranings Tery imp rtant snd
constitute necessary item in the Of boiling
They facilitate the complete separation CT the abumen
celuose and resnous particles, which, permitted to
nain will inevitably give unpleasant taste and great,
Increase the danger OF burning and boiling II ia bu
fe" minutes tr: ub!e and elneat and tidy house vile
assured of article perfectly clean and she will not be
grudge for this reason, the slight additional trouble
omitted say only the bade Ut the boot of the fo
der be removed. If allowed remain it absor bf
mach OF the Juice and makes the molasges bitter.
T. B. II.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
From the Darlington g c. southerner.
IMPORTANT DECISIDE.

We understand that two applications uudef writs Of
hQ5eaS corpus have recently been made to Chancellor
Ingls behalf OF persons held by the enrolling officer
of Marlborough District nscripts, for discharge
from custody OF tie ground that tie applicants had
heretofore been exempted from service upon furnishing
substitutes. In each OF these css the substitutes was
not within the age of CONSUMPTION when mustered into
service, but has now become so by the e1ersion O.!
that age, and is embraced within the last call of the
President. be Chancellor refused the applications
and remanded the petitioner in each to the custo
dy of the enrolling officer holding, that the permission
given By Congress to render military service by sub.
stitute Indulgence, and necessarily upon
dition resulting from the very nature Of subltluton,
that the substitute does not hmsalf the service
which be s rendering for another that the 9th section
of the Act of April g. 1862 containing the grant Of
the indulgence upon proper contraction OF its terms,
firm this genera principle, and the several General
Orders If the Secretary of War the subject begin
ming with No 81 of May 18TH 1862 more clearly rei
craze tard that therefore, whenever is acting
substitute, becomes from any cause, In bis right
bound the service which is rendering for another
ahoug when received he not liable for duty the
substitute must instantly and the principal being
no longer exempted by of the substitution
fulfil his uncoInpIeed term Ot service.
Ia of it is said further ground for the
continued exGnton of the applicant was taken, that
the substitute is Tree negro, and so mot liable for
duty" The Chancellor, while holding that upon the
evidence before him be regard the substitute
free white man signi<d that, if it otherwise be
should feel compelled to treat the substitution voio
in bis Judgment free negroes could not legally be
ceVed az sub3ti utes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

/ LINCOLN PRECEDENT FOR LIFE.-Ihe n. 7. &n 3.g
Ncrcury OF the 20Ch ult, publishes lctter irn :,
Washington CORES pondeut who says that it has len
determined to postpone the next Presidential etcugu
until after the suppression Of the rebellion and the
toraton of the Union The be assigns for this
bold movement is that the Constitution rCqp. all
the States to vote and that in the present condition
the country it is impossible to comply with the require
ment Thus Lincoln is President for life, with powers
fully as absolute as those Of Alexander II or MAJ
III. The next step will be to make the ciic' rcl-
tary in his family, after which ne may assume tl.
imperial crown soon as he may think prop
er. What luck for rails splitter 6yli6, lastr
Cromwell, and Napoleon, were accounted lucky N IN
their day. but their good tortuae WAS sheer adyc.y
compared to that of old Abe. They were oil great g..
and won their way to empire with their swords ~.
the moet abject of LnColn's sycophart5C7en The New
York Hernld itstlf--neyer called Liucoln q great m
except in dersion. He slips into the throne o. c-
and as gently if be had been born in the purge. H.
st ais into greatn as be stole into Washington up
his first advent.
The paper from which We gather tis !ll,lma ,a
published the very day OF Res 'crauza jsas ,7Is a
feat 1t eXults in the an'lc patton of g'orieua .vH
by that General-cAlis him the first officer 10 tie
service says that his army is overwhelmingly sgE-
in numbcis, in p!ine, in appointments, AID j.
courage to that of Bragg, and that battle lAIjr .
in the utter destruction Of the latter. ihCse fs.a.
editors are wonderful prophets, 10 be surc!
Richmond D&pHrI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM vIRGINIA-THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

FROM vIRGINIA-THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
RIcHMokD, Oct. lOsh 1858.
The excl ange aece of COL Ould declaring the officers
and men captured Vicksburg duly exchanged has elc
ted letter from Gen Meredith, the Ysnk.e Commission
err In which he makes out balance in favor Of the United
States thousand and demands the release of The
prisoners held at Richmond He charges In this mster
deliberate breach of good faith the part of the Confed
authorities Mr. Ould under date Of October End
makes lerghy reply showing that he bad acted &C
co-drg precedent and the letter of cartel He repes
the offensive aspei upoa himself and the government
he nts and sd ters sharp Eeb1ks to tbs Yam
kee Comiss for the OF his LANGUAGE In
concluson Mr. uld says The Confederate authorities
will cons der them entirely at liberty to pursue any
course as TO EXCHANGE parole which they may deem
right and proper under a circumstances of the at
the time they willing to adopt any fair and just
reciprocal rule 10 relation to those subjects without delay
The Senate OF Virginia to day passed vsry stringent
act for the suppression Of gamb ing in this State.
There review Of the troops Tor local defence by
Gen. Elzey to day. The weather was delightful and the
parade Witnessed by multitude of ladies and other
spectators.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
J.. csiaens Laws n..es Bsnrg.. amy.

The that President Davis il on lis way % H.,
theatre of war, before Chattanooga, has had c.ca'
ton in our city for two days past AID there ar. u.
wanting gentlemen who have seen hin whoa be m
through here We have made digent eli ut so v.-f.
the rumor, and find there is 10 other Foundation lr o.
than that the President is expected 20 make ril f.
portant and necessary visit.
The condition OF affairs in the Department a3l Al.
my OF tennessee urgently requires tbat The Fr sill d..
should look into them through s0yae other medium i'
the atmosphere OF prejudice and OIL i4l gng'iG..g.
which exists in Richmond.
Indeed, we believe President RVS could visit -...
raj other sections Of the Confectionery with o..,.a.
vantage TO the public interests. iEGsre is An ;Tg. .
sion gaining ground among the people that tle We E
TO the seat OF Government tends TO magnify tie in>..
lance of the relations Of Virg0iQ Richmond aui Con
Lees army to the great OF the country end 20
diminish the interest which those Of the Central oyu
and Southwestern portions Of the C0uelgfacy he'd f..
the estimation Of TIL Government.
Such conviction, if permitted to contiaqs, viii
work Rerious njnry, and the best way remove JIG
give the personal attention Of the Pras,d.at to IN,
great events which transpre beyond the immediate cir
Gle of Cabinet control.
The life question Of the Confedara,y is now bcer
argued at the cannons mouth within twelve hours ru
OF Atlanta. The Northern hOrdes are pouriar IN ~.
merous corps TO the ecene vi conflict. By tbs rc-f
we live or die. Our sons and brothers have hsataa
to the hald and are pouring cut their hearts best blood
there.
<1H cJSo "io 'UlhCu auAlOuoy 20 Ile pCi.-, G.G L.
r. bosom feels the trembling balance Of hops and E
within. Amid this awful suspense, the yieg that meets
the pubic eye is not one to give courage 10 this awful
hour. The fruits of victory costly in blood and ire
cure, are gathered with SLOW if net timid a.d -
Contentious in council not kept from the ,uy1c
view Disrust among leaders is openly ackgow.Jg oJ
oy the great fact of sudden arrests snd suapa 2s in
high quarters.
These thingg, fruitful in demonstration, have pot
come upon Us suddenly or without warning. he Pre-
dent the Cabinet, and hundreds who epiy toe priv.
eges of high official intercourse have long kcown <h5
existence. The people only their fruits q j with
them they have produced instructive want If CO,
dence in the exis ing direction of affairs which caa We
removed only by change of results.
Through our enqurica are led to believe that ha
President is on bis way to the great point Of interest
and from bis presence and personal examination 81
confidently look for the best Iesulls.
atlanta Conte5efaty
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM RRAGG'S ARMY.

HIss1eNAEY E1DaE, Oct 9Th, via Chicemauga, Oot l0t
The enemy opened heavy fire late yesterday afternoon
Lookout Mountain from their Mortar Battery Moe.
csion Point FOR the pose of aseertarDg whether
mortar batteries had been removed After firing for
hour AM fa to elicit response, they abandoned the
idea. twenty FOUNDER parrot guo in the star fort, also
threw few shells In the direction OF seige pieces
similar purpose, but also failed. hoccasin Point battery
opened again this morning at ii o'clock firing very slowly
at pointers on Lockout. The weather is clear and
pleasant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

TIE PATENT OFFICE-During the three months ending
with the Both u twenty patents have been issued
COME derate States Patent Office of which thr
for military purposes, there being four for
does two for proiscties breachoad ing cannon
for breach oadiDg srs for machine for casing
friction tubes for artificial Leg which take to be
wsrke implement, least necessity created by
for bullet machine, by compression, suppose one
for fuze Ruage and cutter, and Tor ap
parstus The mostly fr wooden shoe solos, shoe
pegs and other things suggestive of close blockade and
defective supply of leather. The following from this
Stae:
Benjamin Cook, Kiuston, N. c., explosive apparatus
July 10th.
Miles Wsterhouse and W. Whealan, varnsh, Charlotte,
d. O., July 25'h.
Toomer Holland, Charlotte, n c., process Of producing
ooppGras.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

is purchaser, France, Spain Russia end all other ia.
tons engaged 10 manufacturing Cotton for the markets
of the world will be forced to follow hlr exampo Frc
land may use Bombay Cotton frt n substitute umo
other ma ions do no better hut il other coa tries
could procure American Cotton w.G f.e c,a.e rlr
pound added to paying price here, So a.u3 - 4, .r
become competitor Tor Cur great s.aot L. .iR Way
our national debt, if il be kept within tIn tty
have indicated, would be easily exingui hro.
| am, with great respect,
Your obedent servant
WRT GREGG
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FRoH NORTHERN vIRGINlA-CAPTUaE OF
YANKEES

GOsDOssvILLE, Oct. 10th, 1863.
ao,d,ns cavalry attacked the enemys picket guard
Robnsona River this morning. driving them to their
foor nile yord, the Cupeper Road where. ef'er
show of resistance, they fad We captured one hundred
prisoners including Surgeons and Captain; also
their camp &c. We still pursuing them when oa'
guard left.
Two negro prisoners brought in this moEnins be-
longing TO the Hsme Guar Of Fairfax
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 8. c. Get. II, 1858
small boat containing two Yankee soldiers, cap
ture early yesterday morning in the harbor between
Sumter and the CITY They probably tering
but to be bearers Of dispatches from Gilmore
Dahgren, and that they mis- ook Fort Sumters lights
that Of the Ironsdes. Firing rapid than Il
Last night AID this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

EIGHT rERsoNs giving their names ROE ROBERTS,
GEO. W NELSON, JAMES B. DBRNEY, HOWARD oUTH VII,
LIAk COUNCIL JOHN MURPHY PETER MURRAY and HENRY
W. HARLAND arrested on suspicion of being
the robbery OF Messrs BROWN ANDERsoNs Iewery Store
brought up this morning before JOHN J. CoNoLnY
Esq Special Magistrate, examination.
As late halfpas twelve O'clock of the had
been concluded. We will give the particulars morrow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Get. g. 1863.
Tho enemys batteries Gadberry Hill were Smelling
Fort Johnston steadily yesterday Cur batteries were
firing at Gregg and Wagner. The enemy has mounted
heavy Parrot gun Cummings Point. Very little firing
last night this morning. On yesterday there grand
review of all the infantry and art ley forces James
Island. It made ~ Gen. Ripley. The display a
very fae one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

ALkXANDRIA. IA Get. Ga. 1858
VIA JACKSON Oct 10th, 1868.
On the 2eth nit. Gen. Tom Green surprised Yankee
force of Two thou@and that had left their gnnboats
c,mped Bayou Fordache, east Of AtcAataaya. He kill
ed at least hundred Of them captured four hundred
and and drove them to their gunboats He also
captured Two twelve pcunder Parrot gans Am ng the
captured large number Of commissioned fiji ,er7,
including two Lieut. Coonels Our loss small. The
prisoners arrived here dag. The above Is official.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
bDQas 9TH 10 BEET.
SrLLIYAk,s L. ~ o.. n I

bDQss oTH y. U beet,
-, ouLLlVAks irLAND .. q. Oct. gu, 1868.
MessrS. Fulton 6 trlce. WILMINGTON:
OBS Allow The pawn Ne of scknowIs o;,u
through our columns The receipt fIom Mlxs AZ A. bu
OF Two hundtd aud Fifty $3.50 Dollars which has bee
handed surgeon KeDnedJ, tor the bsLs6t Of III.
Eek and wounded Of this regiment.
81. II. SHAW.
Col. Sth N. Q. T,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

ISDETN P0sIPoEED.-Some Warrington CORES.
pondents New York papers that has been deter
postpone the Presidential election
the the rebellion and the restoration OF the
Union. The he assigns is that the constitution
quires al the and that The present coud
tion of the country impossible comply
quirement. If LINCOLN holds to Office until after the
suppression of the rebellion he will have lease Of
power for himself and for his BCs UEL after him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

sOMNoLEFT.-The Richmond correspondent says that
General POLK is slow coach and given much sseping
The correspondent the correspondents informant
admirer of BRAGG, but says "tO give the devil his DUE
BRACES Lieut. ,nsnts are slow coaches. For example :
Polk ordered the attack precisely at day
break Sunday At nine halt nine, BRAGG
to PoLKs headquarters and found him asleep bed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.

Re ports OF the Prfss A Annexation.
Entered according to the Act Of Congress- In the e6
hyJ THRASHER In the Clerks Office OF the District
court Of the Confederate States the Ncrttern Dis riot
of Geo1Ri+
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

Tee BRIrIaH governmental establishment for Indie falls
very little if all short of that for the home empire the
Indian for the current fiscal being estimated
by the Chancellor OF ExcAequer for Iuda forty
eve millions pounds. the debt Of India Is much
than that of England it Is quite possible that the nett
available OF the Eastern Empire, after paying In
terest equal that OF the home Western Empire o.
Great Britain.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

CHARLESTON Oct. llth 1863.
Our usual regular against the enemy has been kept
up to-day The Yankees not replying, but contizue
working. They have guns at Conmipgs Point except
the mounted Wednesday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-15

The fine cavalry regiment of Col. ex-senator, OK
Secretary Of State, ex-Gen 9ral, aud bon. Robert
Toombs passed through here yesterday for their camp,
two miles from this city. They presented grand ana
imposing spectacle.-At. Reg.