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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Alilitarn Notice.

10000 VOLUNTEERS "ANiEO:
~ The fol! owing are the pecunsy inducements oasssas
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash do~r ..'........''..''"".~~
STATE BOUNTY ''''"'''''""~c
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to now rscroiis..'"' w
United STATES BOUNTY, sidiionLto to veteran
so'a's"'''''"'''''''' u
Total.
App,,tions to be made personally a. ne 0a'0s " 'A'
uittsc. ,r ,,nvvr u.o,
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, ConiptTouses
oRlsoN BLUNT, Supervisor.
YLIJAH r. PURDY. Superviscf
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supsrvhes
WILLIAM ~ TWEED. supsrisse.
County Commit -
ORIsON BLUNT. Chsrn'-n. .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

Nos 2G0 aud 20. Bowory.-Ihe Chcapc'
Cs,h Cio;hi.a Maiehouse IN The CITY. OT-fcoai' 70 p1
ITrines, Costs. o. 20 Sl5. Fa1is $50 ~
GRO. 4. HUNTER Co.
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CATARRH CrRED.

Harlem. Iis,b,,.. bs,~esn % ,ni a av'
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! BEL ii "a MORNING, s1i i'Es:

low his example, ample at Gilan, They, both
abdicated on the sans day May 1,305.
The two Caesars. Constantius and Galeri-
Eus, by this act became .Augusti and were
invested with the imperial insignia,
oDiocletian, upon the throne, in the pres
Ience of all the people, laid aside the
crown, the, purple robe, and the 0 sceptre,
and, entering closed chariot, drove to a
retreat he bad, selected Of Sslona,o onsar the
home Of his childhood, on the Grecianl
shore, of the lAdriatictSea. When subse-.
quently asked if be did not regret his abb
dication, he replied .s..qi y.wsxgq ggr ,
T "Could you see the fine cabbages in my
my garden, which 4 have planted
and raised with my, Own hands, you would
mot ask me to- relinguish such happiness
for the pursuitoof power."poln % ~ @Aeg
Notwithstanding this avertnent Of the
love Of simplicity, ,ethe palace which Do
Ecletian had reared for his retreat was I'M
perial in all its appliances of splendor and
luxury. 1t covered ten acres. But man
Everywhere is born to mourn Domestic
grief Of the bitterest kind embitterea the
the last days of the emperor, until be sank
sadly into the grave. 7Ri sSilAs1 s-1 oUH
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14
THE ROMAN EMPERORS.
DIOCLETIAN.'
BY JOHN S. G. ABBOTT,


The name of Diocletian is one of the
most prominent of those which has de-
scended to US, from the ages which are
gone! Born in. bondage, 4 the child of
slave parents, he rose, by his own energies,
to be the master of the world.1i Never did
menarch sway the. sceptre of slimitless
power more vigorously ,or more lmercilessu
ly! Though distinguished for skill and
bravery asI a warriors he was still more
eminent tor his sagacity asola statesman.
The crnmbling fragments of the empire he
cemented, anew and oreated,a power which
almost riyalled thatof Caesar the August.
The first act of Diocletiau was To asso-
oiate. with himself Cai colleague; to whom
he gave the subordinate title Of Cesar, lie
taking the title V6f Augustus. This COL
league, Maximian, was designated as the
heir of the. emperor, and was ultimately
associated with the Augustus in, all the
administration Of TIE government, Maxi
mian, like Dioeletian was a soldierof for
tune. He was the SON 81 peasant, entire-
ly uneducased, and dnfe6hed and even re-
pulsiYe in manners. He was aSman Of
hercaaean physical vigor, aud Of indoniita-.
blebraverysfh exacting any orders which
might lie entrusted 70 him. ,Insensibe to
8, ,.;fMAs was iu9 all xespectsj just the agent
..,ouietian needed ip. the execution Of bis
vaS aa'ssis,4aissa = Their friendship eommen,
ceuv .stlsst were fellow soldiers nin the
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14
4.loc'.eI,::ttii,e,a,:l,. 4.oc'.e
THE SONG MY MOTHER SANG

Sing, sing that dear old song again, ge7a II
Thatsong Of auld lang syne, ~, =, '.a,.
1t bringeth to my heart tonight,
This weary heart of mine--'h gan 20
Thoughts ofa bright and happy hour bis.
When round my Mothers knee
= I Stood, While with her own sweet voice,
She sang it oft for me! l">' ." )
-mID yLHoIGt- MF
Oh have wandered far, since then, a
From scenes loved so well, .
And o'er my path all bright with hope
There many "a shadow fell Il :, = { y
And many loving strain d We heard y
- From glad hearts, warm and free, -
But that old song my Mother sang,
Is dearer far to me.
WwUDy 10 TOITEGJ OK
'Tis said they sing in heaven, and when yy
1 Life s toilsome Journeys DER, t'l'
When have bid farewell,to earth II !
And stand on that bright shore jur,h8o
Where all is joy, Oh then Thope
~ The first glad strainI hear, u uLQf ~
Will be the song my Mother sang; s,r
"a knowishe's singing there. 'f''' }
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14
Bear and Forrlb,sesa,r.

If we would have life move on smooth
~, we must learn to, bear and forbear.---
We must indulge tRe friend we love in
the little pesuliarities Of saying and doing
things which may be important to him,
but Of little moment to US. Like chill
,dren we must suffer each one, to build his
play house in bis own way, ard not quar-
rel with him, because he does not think
our way the best All usefulness, and all
comfort may be prevented by an unkind,a
a sour, a Grabbed temper of mind--a mind
that can bear with no difference of opin-g
ion Or temperament. , A spirit of fault6nd-h
ing; an unsatis6ed temper a constant it,
ritability little inequalities ID the look, j
the temper or the manner a brow cloudy,
and dissatisfed-your husband or your
wife cannot tell why-will more than
neutrallze all the good you can do, and rem
der life anything but a blessing. b Ii is in
such geptle and quiet virtues as meekness
and forbearance that thehappiusss and use-t'
fulness of life consist, far more than tbril-
liant eloquenee, in, splendid talent, orlil-t
flustrious deeds that shall send the name
to future times. It. is the bubbling spring
which 4 flows gently the! little rivulet
which glides through, the eadowy and
which runs along day and night by the
farm house, that lis useful rather than the
swollen, food or the roaring cataract. q Mi
gara excites our wonder and we . stand
amazed at tbs, power and greatness of God
there, as, He aaponrs itijfrom his, hollow
hapd"n Butone Niagarais enough fora
continent or aaworld ), while that same
world. needs thousands and tens Of thous-.
ands Of silver fountains audigeutle flowing
lriyulets, which shall water every farm ,
Ievery meadow and eyeryigarden, and
that shall flow on every day andrevery'
night with their gentle and quiet beauty
1So with the, acts of oar,lives,, lit is not
|by great deeds only, like those ofiHowardi
-not,by great sufferings only like those,
Of the martyrs--shat good is be done;
Tit is BY the daily and quietivirtuesef life
1.-THE Christian temper.the meek gforbear.t
ance, the spirib Of forgiveness, in theahns9
band, the wife, the father the ainoiher,
the bEothler, 1 the sister, the lfriend, che
neigbbor7rr7that good, ,iis to be done; and
in this all may be !usefnE- -Bagpeso Notes
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14
AdUGUSTs14als63 ,so,psrg adi
Joe Brown.

E5i, doe Brown was ID nioe young ltnanigen-
e rally l; but he had his faultsy ahd1who
/ + ,asi not7 ,liWhen whisky was inscireuia-
4 ion, Joe neyerb refased9to take u glass,
a nd sometimes " hisky got the ibetterbdf
b i'm; but to do Joe jnstice, itidid take
an, awful quantity oftwhisky tod tsirI him
ijatoa fool-oo He got married latel ~ and
started a little home of his own. iEit used
|t' p be Mrs, Joe's practicei to uhaEesa plate
10 { something nice waiting oon thelltable
|,w. hen he got thomeslate at atnightto dgil |
e. One night be- got homsnjust blue
e nough to- try to open THE dooriwith a
i ,ye'cent piece, and pallsoff his boots with
= tooth pick, but still he was hungry, and
! lpt, SO very drunk afsersalk. He found
the table and seated himself. 9 ''What an
t>la' brute i am s(hieo any wayyto go land
! get (hic) drunk, ,7andiany wife home here
lying me (hic) sucha nice plate of cab
'age." He pulled the plate up, and after
seasoning tito suit his taste,beganiwith
u knife and fork to- cut the t'cabbags y
3nt ,tHnarY. gashYt couldihe make. 10 noijiG
| He sawed and swOre, and sawed and
swore again He, took iitninahis hands
and tried to tear it . but iti was In yain.+A
He began to saw and swear again. idHe
took iti,ip his hands again, and atilast
either Gut ,ohlswore, place off, He put
it,ip his mouth and tried to- chew e but
that was no go. He laid down the Hcab.
bagen2 and began etodswear, which Isoon
brought his wife from her dreams, sand
,nttp the roem,usngonbni emfa 9ha Hito o.
ittWbat's the matter; iJoeR"asi Isal moi
,HfiMatterq enough Chic, } dSusanod ieau't
eat this, cabbage adt doidw o. ,Gieqo 0
What cabbage, Joe ?aINOthing there
as / can see, but my two nightacaps soak.
ting in q plate ofstarchlEl bp5l 9di ebjg3
| .h"0h (hie) Jerusalem li,Sue,ilet,si goite
bed !" They went to bed, but theaioke
was utoo good too keep, and soon leaked
nut,uoHe had beenI nearly IA hour trying
t o eat two of his ,wife's migbtcaps, that
5 he had put to- soak in plate ofastarch
before going to bedo eid aioiloa o. SaSreb
1
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IgTNI
eioA KEEN lREPIx --Johp Wesley inghb
party, had been, n,naintai1iagy 4
with, great sarpestpssssi the edoctril of J
Vok, peppli svox h Del against shisa yisAsfs I
whose talents we've NOT anworthy the faan. {
lily to- which dshs belonged lass ith@l
preacher ~, put,an, end teStbe coniz0rsr-a
Isy, put his. aEgpasps in Rhe shape ola die'
tnn, and said = M s .oSnt !
q, tell Iyap sissess shasoiceIof tAa PeoIt
pie is the ,yoiee Of Goda0 ieUnsui adi is,aitfs
Yes,i,l she replies, ,umilaly IS ssibl crieif
Cracify Him, .erpoifyt Him sal5lsru saosS
|s,itA more aamixable answef wasD perhaps.
FpevsF glyslsiso aaT iaed'ed, % lis9h Ea'
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATION.

r A BEAUTIFUL ILLUsTRATIeN.-It is
said of the Iceiapders that they scrupu2
lously observe the usage of3readiugIthe,
Sacred > ScriptaEsstreFery morning, othei
whole family joining, in singing and ptay-r
ers. When the Icelander, awakesIheo sa-'
.lutes no person until he has salutsd .God.a
He usually IhasttesRss to- the doors adores.
there The, Author Of Natpres and Provi-si
idence, and ahep steps back intothe, dwslll
ing, saying to- his family d eGod grant yen
O. good day. What q beautiful .illustras
non Is, this Of Christian, Obligation On cthe
part ef househsldsltoO recognize and wor-
snip. iGodhsaaans. .r.aaaol yIaaH .aoM
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14

.S5NaIe9a aEpa6 Old 9sudb Bio
naA1wasnaif shouting ieelesed salasawhols
wsaldssinG aE thssDp ofIherroice aSdtefys
stgiory' aL0se Ia the sest5 . IeIMaB eomsoq
mon at tfisgnnissioaa4y psay ysrsInessiBs ofhh
tbsleoloredsp people saaksnpla eelleSbiednn
whsle singing the hSuaJ ttBlS Siabroadgos
thsai a,ighsyaog ogosyekg aia ashs iRsidsshof
which Anas nahealmiys thSe~ back hdr'q
heady sshn. mp srhesaosyes, and pfsaHg sNay'6t
Justify uotil the piatc4sad gone by. The
sable collector obsefvsa hef aabit a9d one
nighsn stopped wbet iEFssflsaaimls iEsf lsaaimls II l Ana ,3
bluxslynsaidII Audit fbinah, hsu'
YOU Hssdasta BIZ saHtid Il iBfys abroad thou r. !
ImigBusi GospsE,, IF bybT ddDAs6' gb buff hlsa
~ lAh H. ispS sdasd ni hsisuiis 9asd hnR 9islc
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eMlaEN THE MGHr AND dTEMfEsf ctp
vi ~ ,s3.., i5na,ol,61ud1 atIJ 10 iHabis9Ii
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From the New York Ledger.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14

y rHosE III f yat n n ifI flInes. IL iRIlo
|l6xo,a i. u IH III of IN kshe
btfdE 1 n01be n0be spal IL
SPOT tnaaiR fFS sRlB s8v l zf
EiastiD htdfn 16t ess II Ill b21ektlRY
|fss es haa aa6as lleApS lleA 81 'zk|l s92l29 ~,
|BtiaReer sHaH III sp4 nss =. 'ss'aa 1890
,ls bisG y. zza 81 issl1 sssas's e II
~ mhea 4 S,an9 R9 NODE nooII|S 81 '2i 2ssis sa'
World as lt fals, Is ssfy
| 2hd lets him want Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-27
From Chattanooga.

C.neiTrr.. o.. 2c--The GizK1it rec a sy,e =,
siFrs;Ch ffou Chs' snoosa, 5s'-d tls "a .a,.su'.
sh.eh ssy, :-G, Dr,, Gran. arrived here ysstsrday.
Csscr,ers from he r,bel Am, rerot that G-nersi
br-ckeuridss srd Csne'. HineuA-'. 10 o-oessre .i'h
eiAwn trcn car front sld nov us In large boi-, 10
Gaf leh. 1hs ohye,t 4 ,h- movement s uot in1,r
Rnnor srr s!oat $50 A. -nt-.ai k-u. ra.' hssu
stacked In the rcN. IN. aver ia bi.1 tri ri.ia.
Weather I, Co. roac,'.d
! EE,oEr h)L. C.n,f.' B.In,d. r.tsis,J q 'ihis-
sAor th,, he B.. ronde''ae sood ,s.'.,s -, J T.
sv.,e ard a',s,1ettfd!y .riy,n bAG t!,e taot.
sins parties of ~. rebe',
scrrvr e?e'ai.ons hy TIE Amy o. ~, C1rb.,.aui
have been re'sded IN eof-eGuenes u cou yle,e an4
iJe eomnar 's'lou 10 'uTrlr. ~: hay ns %, teen
sstsbulbsa. BJt >aay coon -lu te yctf,eL
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From Washirgtcn.
.'usirs ir rNnkioia-isrsuitsu o. zoe iatf "io-r.
Slrn's--Anothcs Rebel Advance. rtc.

i'"cTrrron6,r-s ~ g. y see
Wr'' % 'r7 - .. IN, rec t.ft .-ay's p.
49, =, ,.rolstri ur. rrtsi- . ere a. riD
O. rhri.i' o. ,'r'. .'1. g. IN cl co.. ttishr ir-
trmS.1'n 10 So f-Niu Il shat Cd st4s', .H
W. - tao- ns s-ms t.ovcl.s.'a 10 asst. .I.
e euiisi- asiut.i frsu IRE 90 So sc'p,r ... F.
'le's ihs' 'isnd ca move r'ouastt. o. .h..t ~.
rog rs;.snt T. th,' icu I.s GAIN. l-. .Ir..
t's,' ps th. seesnt tail, W. rrstt, %
---'h Il iNtly to 'hfoT 80 esrrr'i-r .. . -
Nl-s"is so I'll Atny 20, ls ..r-. A., .-tn'.
CO. 'a'' 'Eet' 'Innf. Nt' " be ri 90 49, D..
'Nro" t'e Amy ofIt" f''om'c % ear areu'oSt .o N,'a
int On snd hola u here Ions s"ou.h g. u'' ov 'hs
~ 'fa'd north of 'he HNpg@h, 'n.'', - ., 20 fe,r'
i"'h' ~ H 'e''us " as ,-Hy % so'S ct ~
foaj dag uo.i u. season IT, ", orsr.tou. e
~ 'Hst''e4 "enerI no c''b. had an'ihr, object
~ We" 70 "'s'sH Ger sf'is' Va q i''c ol,io1
sha ort ~ '"r''ea 'ihh .Tns ty deseicu % h
m'v'in'n', ,nd - e1'unt of b" e'r-'l nic' ..c-'
~" "'>-,hs'4h. hlt 10 thir 20 "sn>ly iA.l'i
ih' "'atsnsni' '''e To 'o' snd A'Ai'' -rf, tcc
'"' ana q t'cy point 1he f'h'l sdvaucc Nss t'-
pii'"' f'c.n'iv >tenswah js's'on b" n'' le'
- minile 10 hu 'ueett'o'. lht o:h'f ~, ( Lrs'
pan h.'s'sf, sts on.y Too sueee1f~l. 70
10 10" "seo cut t1st 'he ~ rost ~ ac
fsey Can asef, and tho t3n t-i.'ed sn tor-
'saJ 'ht ~ rii % three seeks h.f0re ttH'.al
Aes4e ear >d'Anee prohsoiys 'n'h t.2ui Hsis
Toe ~ ne l.Hppss Anust. Lee sao.e army &c..
sasei fof ''n iars ,ai the dsst'aeilya te'u' Go ,
''a7ss" hehei de.erses tcfort hat 'he ',r g.
LsstA1ny i' ih'' ve cannot fc.utl. "a on-I,Vf
NE Ia N.rs.l'i sni -e.t yest IT. "a. - 'tt
opefs'ons IA 'hs i'utase.' VI hrnr p.Hc- .ut4
SenIhsra Ccn.si'r.cy i'eoen.- : hg ,Ae IL, ,D',s.
..nd fo' lSn coult.e. N.c,n .iot. .u.I-.
s'thi'.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sssg ,Csa And THs yIcNrI.

4 S.'crr 10ccu or PEo.r we. nv here
yr,.e, .r u.'rlns ni'ins -. early p>~- et
il,u,, e11 '. ..' s,'p.ns IL -Ir tAly ,noush 90
r9,ss 5~rt eass n.tesliY u IL 70 u hop.d th,t
A. .t B.. ga r. sp,.n'tuds ~ tho sool ,aluLs u
lt, ..rd s'l %. forge. .helr duus. 50 ,bsr ooofu
o- ltfo Il'iut tho ,l.em~nt ''uon ns- 'sStt
...s ~. E,,p',sch ~ vrt-r should be s0fa1'nins
,,.rs han ths -sid 0'st't'nS and sleigh ~ sui 4
-t.s, ,tsp.,, iufoor rfes,ivitg-tle's fhs tss'v~
ZOOS ,r',.--ts ot!na he.ft - U-uft, Especially tu'-
20, ia'-rs time. liz ths u,s.'ut sycry sfc'' should
~ m'io % give totss sIs proper dIeeuaa u iasss
ssg"'o = lupIl,s4 ."'
Org X SAX Guar IA Fss9otfs 20 an In
Vlt.ti9n b, thu Mlyor " rh.i,d'r a. % visit that
city. Aduirsl L,."dhy taS tspiti, oa behalf ot
h'msslf and osicarf tn.t b. .l - happy to al at
different s,tports .hose eurens ta7s b'u oret him
With their Eyaon., ssr he shsl have fuinlled bls
dsiy b., com slisssss<y slss ~ ~, ysos6ANs ~
xAxlsak akSasA iF~F's - y
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Cao Rebel plrH.s-tb,ir Ops,siisss %
sbr Nirirrr sosN

0ttN' 'r'''. Z tha bah Ut,ni,. c.-. Coos.I,
't'r ,hs:.-i " fio't rop", ~ t', roft yesterday
moruDs, - h,v' intelligence 81 the soinFs of. ties.
VI iebei pr,s.t.sf, ou tha AR oar esst. Ga board,
.s ps''sussfJ 'teu 'hs Csge we're Cat waite, Johs
ohrid sud ch ~ hit., latc n..t'r. sni orinss
- ihs bah 80 Dod', e lso.oa. Tb, 20. Drd. had
tsea osr'r ID = ne Aso,oi,. m r,bls nay. aad. u
% .lsfsd, -ihir sr' ito' of tbs 'hsr. rhs UrsnA
,lso trough, ). dTdfos1d g. NilIisus lat. hrv'
sd s>rpre us''s ol tls b,rt Am, =. schmidt. o'
% -.'r "a "-is" q Wy, 90 tis ,i,bs-. The Ira
,f- i'" The C'p' ~ uirhi Tho rr ra'e,r G0ifts
80 'hs- rsglu'ut 40 oos ns H. snons Ray. a.:
IN. Nish' %, ",t ro-od ~ b. g. ssldsphs nay,
iisg ,lrs NJ he bui "a Hrt1s aud c,r.o Cru .l.s
oa 'he eo,s' tho " v,'sr-t rlofds Ard the Ius-
caNnass u,...s, formerly ,ls C1Hfsd. On her pas
.s,s th' lr'lit ctL.i - ~ Ussn. sud learned
tl,t SO a. S. rsr oo,t NsadsfL't hsd eo.i.a ,hsio
.li iufS 70, Cspa Tosn. II rta r,r1rssi ., 'ape
1'~u It, s-mi,s' bt. fptstsod nj, t;,trl us,isN
.tur the q tos ,r-1.s s.tht y,rd arm ~
r'tosn boz, " en ne '.us MIN, tor tsrt sac 40
.tuI .If .trf-, Ou hi fsE,sl. IL p3st, s.yaia
y g. 5 t.lb.n sac Al.a--i.
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& tbl msa-og var, - h rcrs ordered By a.. Navy
O,p-rusrt 90 Grsl,s 'of tis AZ ,h.s D'ft. ss O0~
,,cf b j-rirt. nd 49, 90 1tA,'Y s-t thtt sal 'ns
o-4ss s,.s'r a.. o. So-rss -e,llot s.int
tb"tr d,nn.ton.
Orb.r tAS, ho-r reeves ,ts .',fl 'ba ssy' D..
lai'n~a. 20 di'psiob Nfs 'nres 1f L. =. ssors -
th4 S1h A.Antr o.o"tsd'us sl.I4ion nov 81
,h.fi'sCu. -, rifn 40 i. couiss u Or p",sian
e. 'h.ir a.,ir. '..r ~ h--ti o' re rsre4s.rs bio
Auch ctfs'iis. .4t uoopi vii probably ~ th
CA,''.s. IN 1t'psstgs ssts. TheYss iu'srff1 'lr
% ".r'ut -o0 ,ts I'D -oo'su ,hils sog easased
10 the .tPrs % Ch.rI t.ou, 4-Hy thutn peins Ia.
t,uiho 10 ses y.L,ri shoto glLan lsyo sIpfea -
tbs sgrtoi "a.
uIr,ld rckrr ~. 'sr,us ,hip build.y. Va. r-esir.
.iIoo1'is,. i-ara 30 Nv, rt.sf Atat q bult 90
isen.e'id sci - .tt, srG 80 uua rsisud Il. VA
9. rr1.oc.d op,t.t lion, sl-.,iv .h. I, ~ ., g, -
fs d,?.p - - 1hs,rIefHrlt o. too avY Tsu.
y ts.stioIe q Iu 'hs furgtt. ~ huli ~" ve,.sl
=. b disidsi, % t's 30 fat', there TO - oct
hl.., ir' fstn,d toEf rs 80 ~ ls's. 40 ODsn ~
~ 10 f. - bc'sseu facr pnIl .spset l-sd 49,
rstsf tanI sl .rh. IN .rt'Un. Fii ~ dilff I'm "a
frI sui AZ tcg1y N he vessel ,ssinsi TO-.
does AVID ini-fu,l ma hines. The srnef al b, 10
.tt' for tnCh0. 'birt ll.rNt ss'ia' wcci ~ "a
Ia i0u1 fees i.icA The SOD 80 ". g o uT nil"A'
ir We IA th,rsnr's os,g sh'h no not - sttr9' 80
tI-h.t hex Nls v'h D." 'st- .n| fIs4 , she
-i'i o'.e 'su ,-t >, lent rug.us.i -hiEs "Wt go
prspt"'f, ust t.yaeA - e.'t"A'-' o. '---. Lu's
kQu.s e. ~
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eosr iisN rf'hs -, srodn' ~ rN ~. oItrn.
q - uirst f- tfs T.r- 20 chrr-. uu,il btf
u y rttsns.rt,on, may Ia 10 msA vnsn II 10 stated
thsi IN tctN sn0. .nt ott i,stfip'ion ~ eur, ency
ffU Isu. 81, g. ~ = snd "a .srt 80 ~. ras 'Ntntf
m iliors, ore hnnDr.o rlatty-'v3 thou and fouf
tniWd nd f'E Z -c irl 49, 80 b. Ofths am mn
lhr vh"is numb o. o1r TO do AZ rotos sAed
-nurn.rt = rsue t1 50 20. M, II -Lich there -
49, NJ JIut ~ ssi.wS, ,oOc. .ch soils. Lo.s. ss..
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hscst tioa As3 spec OF ten ncs cvs ~
Ia (inrlnnati


ia Cincinnati.
Cip-'nrS't, OF. n -L'ner4l Rnse.r.n, .a'yst 8.
sbs.t IL o'ecef thi forenoon, sHi -. sscot..' 10
'Et rGrnc, houie by a. ir.mtHse cfo.i 70: .l's s-as
Ii, rn enthusiastically -c'r ma t,r, ,hcut ,fs
~ ~ hos " m'frI. Ju0.' ato.er afro u-.l hs
G,Aetal tc 'ht ssfIaassc tysAy,ly as ,ei'cF ei'.
t,us Of CiueiIns;i .pprscstsi IN. ri Ds t'i -t.
-oinpiisned for h' eolnl.J, sud be sa.G.ej ha, e.
fls- 9nsN A. coaEae--s Nhile No. uti aey., = D
boDoI.d hit nsti sfsss. ne nstna si,tr had rs,sr
n;sotsn tin. A.Gd ns 20 hi remo,,! % { 80
Army Of ~: C-nb.-'sE' juc'N Sio'crs, t'.tt .
pie -ouli require q e r.'s... ss.s sss. us' -. ,a
aksA-i
Ccusfii EosceTAas 'ssurnsi th,rf, HriNe sr1-,,
,oD Of ytttv ard rt pr; stitch tvs ,gt, f,,os
;eu implied While ho fe!t isti,r,d b. %. - co.ii
not trEet that the hear, II tie rlorsd DID nc. =, =;
20 iDdi,ouAls slans 10 Vas toe psilt PIE 'ur .n!o
Sese eontsndius, ne s'rITSs 'uf ustion, ~. sb.h
produced sueh As.smsl.es lie sshsi no 'oys never
10 forget their CUT 20 'hs CsyTr.... 81. wtl'.,-r
m,saS b, pa-n to ,sdsilusis. The gIe'aon e. ~
b, hsd ,2'n ssei &c would i.ays toy htuTs 'ri
to sasucr. slns i.tnd, Of ulas In Nav Sot.
hs sid, srs very 'ol,ci',us a. q, ny hor 10.
Tho Army Of tho CIntss., ,hd th"b / sr' -!
eu iush, and 90 DO l. A. f9r th- llinttY cf tl.uu
have tss n. consul, my argglss hsitL sai
WNh.aston p,p~is nsyr .i.G bat ussn.gtls "a.
asa And AoCook Intended u n.ste s's,ss, r,u -
sns. The tsss ssursd ma hat they rcg-e' ,tec...
,nsig tbs, surh fsls. r,pog.. Should 10 stAtisd re
,aid that since tho o,iiis of Cb., ssuaa., lst.4
sec, ed lt;is Of sppoys frltn 'h1 Tfoi dsus 'or
his act % ia tia. sa1ri ard vhA.ry.r ckaissIag-
peArsd tte Eastern pspsrs assip.t him, he ..,n.
bhed that the cOvornrnept vAs 10 &c "a ft.ras,As
ief Ihcn. H.nvrenss his rsse usu 70 " -..-vsf
tbe Government required u A'm
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-Ssh ~ - rf''r d.' r. ~ .r..ts, ,-onofny "a
'''dlne. Nud SssLnf 1rc''rlsRsl censsn 2toa Of
hes
s~..
fNe t-"s'h.ti srs' Il ~. - wash ssnss'd -
.. srlrns"d. pV' ~ Il bsins ssish n No. Norf,
= Is'~ 81, auf Flpn ssnla, ruers Tho toss 4
slcs
-. '.b,sc c'cr sfIs'g is str,v ,h.n thst Of tsst
vssr, hg r-ef i''v u ilIors fuododi
lAs HAY 90 lal 10 s-'tu itua AZ - 9,Gs5 I1os
- ~ i'dA p'-N ti3 loLi--s st-r-ts q l.aIS.-
To- tcns Qus ~ 60 {.
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From mississippi.


4f-n plis. T~nr.. Or. q! General NcPhsr.ou sn
tse 10 Instant cam ~ -ita he 1,hc., Dev Csn
boz, kIsib.ippi. Aitsr shot 4. II the rsee.s re
treated. having two hundred prisoner 70 cur s,nds
General NcPrsrsor no- occupes Gator.
tCanto-. Il rost Eil.ss, tht c, ptai of Madison
To- ,bcu' % ID Zee \. =. + Of .asV,pn. tn. route
g TIE ttlJoad frcm JscAson 10 en- esss p.sses
loroosh CAutgr.l
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From Europe.
HSuH naNr, l.aier Nr.Ka

Csp' Rae, oct, st-1he s..spthip c.-.st. ,ro.
cl.snsto.o 18Th, has aTiysd, en route Tor Htl',.
AID U:1,sn. her r1ls'iesl ncF, :, uainD7rtlu:.
HsuIY Wsfi Beeoh,r had nsds isfc.bs ,pecch IN
Live pool sIhoai any riot, =, sGtic mated La
sdtrs. VA IA vever, dsSrA' .f.lly tlterruy.sd.
fAn ni-',fruu i'm In the line -,y' - s,cs,iI rr.
vented tue r-r p;Or NJ the S'hrc- o. No 1sArd.
u-vs ~ s.sion io' this Inofp.ugs pspcf4
News BY tho Etas,
No fori Os. g6-'rhe I'nsn ,i.,me, v,re,
rom pIcs1'.epn on tho i5ih = O,.o oL-r, .-r.yei
ha.e lsst nkht. Her advice. ,-e '~o DAYS it'ef psa
thoss ~ ,he Hiberais'
a g1,rt o. sfr.- rom th. f-s,'s ,-5l..l,
lying n the N 'ic,, has t..h plse cu Lo.f or'a
ri Tou,son. Of the su',s r'ed rgu c.sdi .-,-a
ssir.d ~ 'hs Gov,rnnsu,.
The rsd. eorrsrp.i.' .rt % 'he iond,r rs,'sl
P'.r leans tia, ths FIsL.A G.v,'Lnert Ai4 no M
tsrsion ~ rsccInizins the CoE'e.T-'e -tlte', ~
.ous lonrusls has. istrly assorted.
1iu iuaEs, in 'Ie,kinsnf tho rAmf, 'avgl
We are only sisd to nd thst this heN.ns . u,-
secure, " hat IL realty unl,vful ,lo.G be Isgt
pa atictbie ~ evasion In the intsrsa So tIos oh
this, lhst certain y'sssls suspected Of drsi' MOO
lkr that Of ths A!Absna viu not ~ allowed 70 slY
cut y tbs Alsbsas aid
: u AysgnnAl AaAAalaAssA SsAAs ~ sANs,
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Tn. 9rntirs' o-,',s " or, 'r.,:',a's are ruf.
chased fee Lnsrsh u't, -. Tho ArcfsGs .nru.l
Importation % sii ss.n'Ny Gi,u Dnt.u .ui lie
land. vyA9i, ,yas n.rictn bu,n,, IaI-f0. 1861
AMI 1862. The irpnr,s ~sto considerably sboys tbo
s''fsse blt ths denNrd for i,6t siu ts,Atn ,e ne
cn-rSi srer,.'. Tho demtni tcr domestic coo
90 np;ion ier fSOt s' Do a. .ss, cguil g thst of
81 sod ths eobd ton ~ -. cuatuey Remaining
80 az an'e 10 j.. noe ., iho siaouai Of Wheat sua
Gro To- : ~ .. i es s fclo~i,