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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

4 iOuD rl.nE no PAY.-Iavali myselt vi his
" favorable opportunity to wind up my business,
and thei etore request all persons knowing themselves
indebted to forward ana pay up, asloDger lndul
gence cannot be given. All persons having claims
of any KIND whatever against me are requested TO
present them Immediately.
Jan IS-tf DAVIS A. kAl AlSER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

NI;i3Y Is Til &: rs.r 10 NvG.SF CID
IN ,;,,NFhD-LaND FOk SALE.-1Le ubsciiber
o,fers for sale prva ely tie iarM which ne row
resides, ne.r ijeerlsd, AnensTa county, containing
"A .cres, lying both sides q the grea Calf Pas,
ure river, about oEe hail lea reu, balance IN good
timber Tbere AZ good iidngs the place, con-
sisting of good bisk dwslng BRICK kitchen, barn,
ct ble &c and ex:ejlep, mea1ow truit &C. TheIe
is also good mill site en- tie premises
| Lee 1-3ts--Cost x5 JOHN BUSH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

tNIARM SPRINGS l.ANDEsI FK JPEK-
w TY F;sss >ALE,-s
Sisi.aseu =. IL III Court HOuse.-
The several tracts contain aooas 3,ooo acres,
port,on OF winch rich, We'll watered, anG Well Set In
= = az or and oth., grasses AS $50 K and graziu2
farn il = ot superb. ilty. alter a sale OF tue
Aforesaid property wi oter at pubic sale, Hutel
Fnrnitnre ra-m:1g UteIslis, stock, OF wh due
not ce will glyeA.
Nov z4-3ts GhU. Ma ES.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

I N addition 10 regular practice, will attend to
claims due deceased soidit RS their representa-
,iyes. The fees for such services will be reasonable.
JOHN b. WATTS,
Staunto1 Nov g. ATTORNEY at Law.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

rI7H Il subscriber has puta line ~
Il of Stages the rosd from H1rfSrrSsHEA
MilIboro Depot, in Bath county TO @-& nj Ns8A
Lewlsburg, in f1reenbrer county, Running tri"eekiy
from nd to these places forming proper connections
with the tn ain on the Central Railroad at MIb0ro.
Sept 29-tf ). !. A. TRCTTER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

4 UtS SALE iR0N Woisn~. csAI Is
MILL. &c. In pl.rsuaL.e of d. C. ct OF The
>,iicult Court ca Augusta cOuG ~, rendered III
cause u alexander ra4tai sens adm r. &C., against
us nelFsl slai. proceed, as c.nIalssun r, IL
tns premises, t1e big. ssi = iJes u, NAf kDaY,
"hE 18TH DAY Oh DrCEMhhG NEXT al public
sale. the Sausbie lrcn " .yks lets oy Patterson
,tlup of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-08

Is of which goao cut;lvatlon, the rema nder
well tnbeted. ali uadeT good ieoce There is rne
sprng upon ,ho place, out 10 Improvements other
than good stabls w.l. take pleasure IN sh, log
the olcper,y to any one sao MAY desire purchase
Ia small fam.
rhe purcba aser caa also ba accommodated with
first Four ho.se way III, team aud harness CON-
plete = l.. LDMUNDoON,
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
Arrival or Troops as This Port.

An error was committed IN recording the arrival d the
steamship Baltic on Saturday last in yesterdays papers,
was announced that that vessel brought the Firth
Seventh, rwsutyninth and sixtysixt eohio regiments
and tho Filth Michigan regiment. n should have read
detachmsn Of those regiments, Who came hero TO Join
the other portions Of shose resmesss that preceded hem
The passage Of the Baltic from Alexandria was very
pleasant one and those board and the officers u The
troops give expression of thor appreciation q the trip
In the following complimentary resolutions
Agreeable 10 cal thc nsld and star oecers s ne s,o
brigade board the stesmshsp Baltic, ooork
thanks to The che sIssmskip Bsiuc
a esiisd 70 She chair sad r. j. seows ssrssos ~ Is.
Seventh Ohio voiuueers was appoincd Secretary; Colonel
Charles Candy commaudiog brigade; Colonel John III
sons Chaplain airsysx,S Ohio vounteers we're sopasd
: committee N draft rpsoiutioue
The fsowas resolutions wsrc presents& and unao4mouy
Whereas We e aeld sna stag omc-rs belcusins a, Ne
Yfh seventh, fweosy ninth, esxiy sissh Oh snd vfk
Niehirnn vonrtc~a under the Of Col Charles
Candy ssiy 4xsh Onto yoonseerA Acting pfadss 0sss-
qs;i s.yTs On Sasss T. =, bs ssm osy
Hnss sod spprccaug his <ndaneers 70 render
vsy facility 70 make eur passage fs ssd psasaas shsrs
sso,vse Thsito him Col Jslisu Asen, purssr. 20
~ciA sr wt4he oher nsis~ ~ uepisIy psp
esson behalf Of oarssives and reapecevs ooshend2
thanks Ana assurr hsp of lasfng grssiede
rnssereS the dnicuss upoa me isanspogsa0
of many troop, whah has bees done 10 the sassssoa
R.ssss. ;aa' coy Of lhese resolutions b. fsrsished
csfun Y. I.alic, am Col Julian Allen. rurscr q shs
esNns.hip Hsis a. HALL, csvoideat.
{. j. ssIioss, s&se,srs
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
Literary lnt<llaHence.

Ibc BNpens have reprinted Mr.. Kay's remarkable
'Tho Social Condition and Education Of the Pso-
pie of EngAId" Let those who sigh for monarchical
r4litutioDs read this volume, by intelligent English
they Ill be Of their aspirations
that direction.
IRON Joint Statement published by Peterson 4 Bro.
ters and Mr. Henry Morord, the author of the
vel Shoulder straps" II would that efforts are
being made 10 stop sale Of the work BY parties who
consider ihemsclvcs affected by its revelations.
Sir Rutherford Acock's interesting book on Japan, !,
which had occasion to notice recently has
printed by the Harpcra.
Dr. Bartholow, OF the United States Army mas publish
ed manual OF instruction for enlisag discharsing
soldiers which will be invaluable as guide 70 army
surgeons in the detection OF dsquafyins fcigued
disesscs
Faith Gartnays Childhood" Ia the title Of now sto-
ryfor young girls, by tine author Of Boys ouehas.
set" II Is pablished by Loring, OF Boston.
TIE nrst part Of Mr. T. IAne's Arabic Engnsh LEN
has just made is appearance London. Tia Lon.
don AAenoom thus hears testimony 70 ts msrts:--
!" We feel JUSTIFIED IN saying that Mr.. Lanes life BE-
spared Cor Ia completion shall havs for Arabic VIA.
look for in In tho oass OF any other known
h hml,rase. We shall have before . monument o( L.
bov which surpas~s In It's completeness Wilson's
'ssnscrit Dictionary" and which Ia, probably aloos
squlbsd tkoush bore certainly bulk) BY the
grests dictionary o ihe German Language by the Bro.
Tiers Grimm new m course Of publicasiOnp
SIR aAnelles wara Is bosy occupied life II O.
rolne lyrds Queen OF Denmark, compiled great psrt
from the papers Of bis grandfather
char saing biography Of the sresa German sculptor,
Ernst Ret Nehe has recently been published At Ispsg
II wrt,c't by his brother n-sw Andreas oppst man
~ Cener vi yew Of ,he Crimna law az Epgian by
Mr. J. y. ste, Nsn, ssrrs,sr and pusli.hod BY Mssm
Ian Co., oves nigh praise frsu ths London prss
A the END OF ,es ~ork the author gives detailed az
ccsns " four En,vsh and three rsscb trials In iussrs-
ton Of the practical operation o ihs EnslLsh ssl
prepeh sysssne. 9he Ensish trials ass those sf
fonelsu ffor the .Ocrdsr ~ bis brolAss p.las, sk
1hecd,s,us Boush,on, ia Esl), Palmer Doys and
The prenco ass those Of The Monk Leo
sass tgr rye rd murder; rho mardevws Of Mars
rssass.. Bsr daughter sa Granddaughter, s e. cyr,
and sss rrarc Lssre. Ihsse cs~es are well adapt.
sl rr nustrsisy The Ere ~h aud kSglish sysssms Of
procedure. ard tasr ittsso Shns character istos ass
~ " ~ shls r9Is'sa ou, ., nr ssspbsp
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
Police Inteiligsnee.

ALIEGKD CONSPIRACY 10 Ron AND MrRnss Antonio
Saline and Salvador Borre brought before JuAtlce
Connolly yesterday charge conspiracy 10 rob and
murder segar dealer named Matthew eeua Under the
follow Ing crcumstancesAs officer Blair, Of Fourth
precinct, was patrollng hrs Saturday afternoon
asraniard named Montenegro approached him and m
formed him OF plot TO rob and the sesar man. a.
his place Of business No. James slip Montcnegro intl
mated that he had been Of intentions Saline
and Borrel for several days. and that they had
conndant Of him under tho supposon that he was an
old convict, who would DO willing help them Qua in
purchase for SALINE with which to obtala
an impression the segar Dealers bedroom door lock;
with sickness be was TO meet saline thai een,ur and
assist him to carry out the plan. The officer pr mptiy
Sh%ea han Js.n, captain yans & o. .ss circumstances.
detailed 10 work up the and arrest the
the proper moment. About O'Clock that evening
line was seen 70 enter the PROMISES occupied By hs
dealer and steal up stairs where he endcavouI 70 take
impression or the sesar Dealers bedroom lock-
while the inormer Montenegro. remained outside on the
watch Tho officers who had been lying in wait.
Immediately pounced upon Saline and conveyed him 70
condition at 1854 cherry street was also srrated ana
upon being brought 70 the station house very
ant captain Bryant informed him that Mr. ~eena the
man against whom be had coasgred, the person he
had referepce to, when Borre broke ous in great
that he the seducer OF his wife scicua seemed
astoundcd At the counter charge, and assured
not know thai he married Subsequently, the
complainant informed Captain Bryant thas be
re 10 be great rasca thas he formsry sailor ou
board slaver trading between Cuba and the ooass a
Africa and that one OCCASION he aided In the nusdar
OF his captain and robbing the ship q large %
gold coin porrel know thai SelenA Of thss
circumstances, and supposed that the plot against
tho segar deaisr's he intended - safeguara
against his making any revelations coocernIng tho
siavore doings On the persons Of the prisoners were
found two Az neither Of them In tho habit d
shaving, b supposed that they intended TO commit the
murder with these weapons The magistrate committs6
accused for examination and oomplimsDted tho on
for the tdht displayed IN working up shc case
Axorna ov ms JuLv RiorxRs s--Patrick. resident a
No lsso laird avsaue, brought before Justice Kcy
yesterday charge Of having. the lAsh o iay sse
attacked Mr. lsAAc D. Hammsnd at the corner OF nirs
seventh sirees Broadway and bsasD him m mcso
outrageous mannee. The conplainans ssasss that NJ
was a the head Of large party Of riotsrs wh
compelled Mr. Hammond 10 got ON his knsse 70 then an4
bcs their pardon for soe imaginary insult Tse rotss4
tban gave the complainant severe reating and leu ~
inesDsibs upon ths sidewalk ihe mashsrate need
eccusd 10 bau Ia ths OF one thousand dollars q
answeg
The New York herald., 1863-08-31

Guwus nysL-rbe rsasa Gsuerss resurcssrd wssests
susinss the sSesi General GInore u Greek nrc'
sva,ost Cbarstnu, ~ an Outrage against hunapty
vcrihy of civiNed naihns NC fhc name "treeg nrey
spcked n ApsUnar compound ~ btnmen uapsha and
uste, ttHs burns the Snyiace ~ under ssey
sru,,e-ed largely - what ,be eherrss can narsencal
slc-,bol, plasi "a Gnciivr 10 raerr and, m the
cpusse q ~ dschsrt~, ems,iipg. most onsnsiyr eses.
was bus Dos 0isn y = ~pfn bnnA
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
The Em ploymcnt Of Negro Troops.
THE BATTLE OF PORT HUDSON.

Correspondence Atlanta (Ga.) Appeal, August 20.l
plantations, among whom ZEN recognized the
property OF Judge Mc(;ehee captured after the
acton The disposition Of these nsurrectonary slaves,
Iound with arms in their hands in actual rebellion
nganst their by which overt acts according TO
me o. ~ ns sse ss mao oa 'nes
The general Impression 10 that Colonel Logan should
have dealt with them su.nmarily, hanging them %
shat their fate might DO warning and exam.
pie 10 others. The law Of - defende~do, that
which permits - tear down his neighbours house
which faunes 70 mis- own, would clearly justify
ns ana q ~ w eso
- cnectuay checked Englsndcarred out this extreme
penay-this paramount right-in her dealings with the
surreconay Sepoys In India with excellent effect; and
and spain have repeatedly and successfully tested
~ ncacy among their colonial nsurreconary blacks
rho peculiar posiioo which occupy relatively TO our
barbari n enemy who deny the bare right
s( bcligerents. proclaming that we are "reoels"
nation ma nave o n their spm ssdsn, as the unnsu
Surd ani untcnabe ground that must respect - ris
OF and regularly exchange even our very
slaves wnom they have stolen from ms and armed, in
citing them insurrecton against the constitution
and laws United States, and procIammg that they
Wi late, man for mana white man for black-in
whatever punishment it to nhict upon our own
slaves recaptured from them might perhaps, compel us
70 take the initiative and by the summary execution
people or the Unnsd States the condemnation
and detestatiou OF mankind, while would INT
the south pitch OF united hatred and enthusiasm
against the North that would secure our indie
pende ce in months thereafter But Ia said with
what degree of veracty am unable W decide, that
Csior Losaa has trk,n the tnre responsibility, aHd t't
"a roos aforesaid shot after the en0dgensat, u
Kle place called CeaiTrte tceny mites Jrom Jactoa
T., II IL said also tina; TO the execution Genera
Andrews learning the intended fate OF the slaves sent
cornmun catop under flag of truce from Port Hudson
warning Colonel Logan that n he executed the negroes he
wcod Immediately retaliate, as he had the material IL
Ais possesson II this should prove truc the Pandora
box OF s opened In earnest, ald the skull
sod bones will become the insignia of the southern
battle flag
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
City lnfeIlinencc. .

Suicide DEowSNo.-A well ailired and al s~fenhs
respectable committed suicide saturday epenins
by drowing himself M fer No. q East river. y ssased
dvested himself OF his coat, hat and shoce, ten
Jumped into the water. The articles of clothing were
taken possession Of by the police, are . tfe
Second Precinct station House. No trace Of The body As
been discovered.
AsorByR Suiups Cisr--rasrick II. Mcintyre, . re VI
Of No $50 Easi Thirteenth street oommt,sn suicNe
yesterday by taking lsudanum Tho Coroner notnsd
70 hold an inquest.
rIRS NNKrrrsH SrREs.--Betwecn three and four
O'Clock Sunday morning re broke out In the cArpsn
ter shop owned and occupied BY Heunessy Gibson
Nos 90 and % East Nnstscnth street The flames
spread quickly from the second floor roof burning
out tho three upper stories Damage TO building about
81 600 insured FOR 81 900 in the Stuyvessnt Insurance
Company stock about 81 600 insured for 81 900
IN company. The Gre appears have the
work design The Fire Marshal has tho matter under
ipyestil alton.
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
The Rebel Flag Recognized by ForeIxr
Alleged Union Spies.

From the Richmond Enquirer, August II.
Here is opportunity for the Confederate govern
ment % assert its authority The following persons,
charged with recruiting In the Confederate staes for the
United states and with being SPIES captured in rennss
see few days ago, arrived here saturday and were
lodged Castle Thunder;-Captain w. r. lomick lieu'
tenant Lneberg and Seth lee, OF the Seventh tnited
states) Tennessee cavalry, and Lieutenant L. Prangie
OF the Fifth Tennessee cavalry.
The following, who charged simply with recruiting
within the Confederate states In Tennessee, also ar
rived Capt. II. Early, Captain J. =. English, A. Engsh
T. Grecnear and ~ Codwater of the Seventh Omitted
Siates) Tennessee cayalry.
The following among the miscellaneous arrivals from
the same quarterCaswel Claxton, stealing horses j.
Daniel and John Pace, Kentucky bushwhackers: John H.
Wood attempting cross the lines, and about twenty
men belonging TO the notorious Jim Lanes command.
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
Personal Inselitgene@.

CArk Mills. the sculptor Brgsdier General ". T. Reed,
of vicksburg, Captain Rstbbone OF che unned States
Army; Mrs. senator Harlan, " Iowa; Hon ~ T.. WILSON,
of ohio Captain shirley, Of Kentucky. aud Judge Nib
hack Of Indiana. are stopping Al the 81 Nhons Hste
A. L. Hone, Of Atco, H.; c. " Diamond, of Iowa: r.
n pevens, Of Boston: ". H. Holmes Of Chicago CHARLES
Asb,ey and family, Of osdsnsburs Hall and lady Of
Ru>aon Jamss Bell, of California and g. w. Rhodee apd
famRy, of rsunsos, Aass, are among The rssn - tbs
Metvepoliian HcexA
David lyon, broahsr Of Geo. Lyon vho vas ni,ssa IN
Hss,ul, has been drafied IN Esrsfora, Com.
Con premoas spd whe are Al Nabaut
zen y,Sr John rorier 1 . st Novr,nswn
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
suspUGl.xAHeOun,

r.srans, sILEvtATvR--sog CoRNs. sukyono. -
X a. f~ct Sc, - sn1 ~ o~sss psg boz Ios 49,
Ssssons fsGsssa &C., esS - ,.crs.,ae ssL. -, - L
~ ~ryss su6 d - box Germs, 1unAsaA "a ~ q
cussS wiihoi pia by d.. >. ssroos sasosss UsfSDi6
al Broadway
uuB NEW YORK DRAFT ASSURANCE AssoCIATIow
vi ths veck. for go Tnss~nsss sns un4rsfse4 80
ersnrtop from Drsfs rsT Sis va furnlsfsny Asae1
81 tho rick ~ .isssy Lifa lsesssnes coHS1
II we dasnans.iaie, Pte<s ss'l NJ iQssp pr09m
TONftvNs sO.rAHY, AeyulA
~ R~ndway. opcos9 -
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
The Fate or Charleston.

From the Atlanta {Geo.) Appeal, August 20
The fate OF the city Is as yet problematica though
Anere are ssany Of our best ankers ,cho Of the opinion
th0 its fall only questions of tive The ordeal which
Yort Sumter and Fort Wagner now undergoing 10
most trying and they successfully resist the terri
Die onslaught IL will be . wonder aud q miracle
But bo the fato OF the city what itmay, do not
gard the the confederacy in tho least af
footed by it, As point Of interest Importance, y
does not compare with that Of Fort Doneson, Pillow
vioksburg New Orleans. II would prove of
Ntte strategic value to the enemy, as he could not
make base OF future operations or turn
to advantage whatever, reduced TO
Ashsa will be before permit oil fall into his
sion The moral effect OF such calamity would doubt
less time be depressing upon the people and the
swnry and hence we feel deep sooitnds for its fate
and sincerely hope that through the skill Of officers
and The bravery and energy Of troops the proud old
city survive as living monument to the courage,
fortitode and herosm OF her people and noble
Aefeuders a successful repuse OF the enemy at
shs point, notwithstanding his gigantic prepara-
tions and hercucan efforts ~ reduce the place,
will undoubtedly have- mot beneficial inf renee
upon troops In other fields well upon the country
st large, and in this poat Of view very deep interest
felt by every the ultimate fate OF the city. The
next ten days, ia all probability, will decide this Let
b remembered in our prayers to morrow
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
cRcuE.AR. .oRpRRs.
HnAr. IAVrsl.s HAaoIE1 I.isEacNEks


cmcUIAR-
a. uRAD. .UAxra.s, PAROLE FfncSgss,
Eaopolls, Ala JGiy 30, 1868. i
The President OF the Confederate Stases gard'ng tbs
fusioushs granted .he paposd prisoners iioia ~ 20
OF 100 great the resen eondi1on q sno ooIn
try with execution of those 10 he anen k.ng most
from this camp, therefore unaer s nsrus,,ons, ,
al uraushs rescipded TIA the exception Of those
prm tho ssspp delssr ment ana ir1a Nhe nsate
q Tennessee wach win renan as before Iho furiougns
or the troops from Georgia are reduced 70 twenty l
aays In .se .rsm Alabama Mssisspp 70 fifteen (l3)
Aays AT the expiration Of these iurloushs al oacers
aai men viii report this place, far praccAote in
sns,r Iormor Organizations. Br,gade oonmaaders
authorized and instructed 20 publish this order In The
nsssrapsrs os the districts their respective
iug tegether and reorganilatio1 OF the BY order
Of Lieutenant General FEdBGRrON.
FL M STAFFORD, Assist- Adjutant General
VnciaiWh. ELLIOTT Assist AdJutanS General.
CIRCULAR.
nEApeuAmRs, SSccsp BMaADE, SrEvMsoHs DIV,
DEsopofIs, Ala, July 30, 1863.
Rsgimental and battery commanders Of thH brigade
will the above order publish IN the newspapers or
She IN whchtber respective rogime u and COM
psnes ogganzed, and in compliance with the terms
order WILL with their commando report 1t this
point At the expiration OF the fifteen days furloGsh
WIN Euyrr, Assistant Adjutant General
Lieut. Coloael J. B. BTaB commaDdlng Twenty third
Alabama regiment.
Our late correspondent with Grants army
minds us that both General Pemberton and General Lee
gave their paroles not to take arnas against the
United States regularly exchanged prisoners Of
We have direct indirect information that their
scers have been exchanged yet We SOC by the above
orders they have assumed command Of troops and arc
getting ready fer extensive operations There no cues
sion about duty in the premises II these oces should
- again capturedthat s, TO hang them a sight; but
there danger Of this Major generals and brgadier
generals as rule, keep out M harms way; bus with the
violation Of their paroles they seek TO induce the whole
Of the late vicksbMg garrison and thus make every one
summary death. Our government should lean towards
ahe side Of humanity, and here 10 case for immediate
action, Generals Pemberton and 8. D. Leo have not
bean regularly exchanged let the Richmond government
declare their n the event Of their recspturc;
also ahs under their command
The New York herald., 1863-08-31

IN -. sosss, ssAsrssood and apqrecialsd bus hs
- e 81 = .s,ssy sss ss:s Or osss%1 s sss' Ao'
EsDmr.ny has a. saxsA besn organised . this ssy,
80 s vosu..sss N.vy IN pA.ssd = Ne he ssss.o
sahs .sdsr ,ss management Bua % me Capitalists q
tAs oAcr States intend % awa u this sxpe
What ere NE people 9 cssriessso. s.yaa-
Sss Sse .ns ,s s0s',s Ssns' Sss se'As srs. ~.
W u. sooiosia. sf genera ss.sr..s. i Is :o.ssss
d The foe, suffer 9Th the ress; bss prsats o. Yassee
short way towards sompsass.sos for ,os. Aossr and
hosssy ve nossess opporesnss Ter tho protecssa sf
We Asps Asa~. nssAs A<sss. Dss iss~sdiotsIy S
e>ve<e asfs bstng sss ~ thase cis ~ e psscaas ~
s s: = ssa s' .:a 2 10 souS
pisnty or nen q aAutical experience In every
se.sers q The oOsseerasy whe as ssy shs
Oer lsle navy A.s alresey. according adnisson
q tho enemy sesroyed his comerse % ,Ae extent %
!. Atansic vemain. unse0ched. what rch harvesls
w,sniaou our grsss. and ws hesitate 70 reap
DArAles from Northern Dixie.
tFrom the Rtchmond inquirer, August g.
ssas.ay described 10 certain Coafederase army
p0sdsnoe has hberay poured into tho bosom Of Old Vr
@"Srsd nsssoes, nes, vo.Ssa nd cS,idTs:-nos.ly -
"sansranss' originally from tho South They arrived
some twenty are .ns..ss asd 70 the manor Dor, M the
Dutch Dixie. Among them was prim and naughty
casss So'ossa DAME wno upon being asked nor Ms
Easn Darks ,frcm Pennsylvania; ny maiden name was
Miss kllen Stratt00 l suppose may myself q
widow now. my husband WAS not captured and 70
witchiagly ambgaous Her stye created considerable
sensation, matter Of course Mrs Ellen Darks,
ase Mss Ellen sra.ion was accordingly distinguished by
attentions from the officials OF the esssDlshmcnt
|swho prone 70 pOking fun.
Accident ON q SOuthern HAAlrOad.
An accident occurred the 9th inst. Fort Dc
~ Sit the Alabama and Florida road brake got un
Mr. Of the throwing il OF, along with seven
Aler caro- by which three soldiers Of South Carolina
u simsat were killed and thirty wounded.
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
INTERESTING FROM TUE SOUTH.
rne FsrsleA ESe&sburs kvessoovo-A
QuessAen for Secretary staAssa % Az

We pubish following rete military orders, copied
ZEN the Montgomery taiA hiiI Of tbs ASH ust WITH
q view Of Assng MI. Secretary OF War ssassan goes