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For Coughs, Colds, Crop, Whoop,ng
Cough, .7sthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16

For Co"ghs, Colds, CronP, WhoOp'ng
Cough, .7sthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Wenkness of tie
BreoSt, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
TNIiIS is no new remedy. II has been
L used for number OF years in Maryland
and parts Of Pennsylvania and hsa, wher-
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reputation for curing the various diseases
for .hieh il is recommended povS
80 apparent is it, usefulness and so re-
mar kAhe have been its cures. that il i fast
~uperseding every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted rely upon its
doing as much Tor them. AMI in many casss
U"re than any other remedy before
the rLbic. CiH
II is recommended and prescribed in the
,'ra"'icc ~ "r@c nun.ber OF he intel.
'Scut and able Physicians u Maryland II ,;,.,
used and considered an ind spen-abIe "
household remedy by large portion Of the
ir-t fluIiii"s of the stale
II l. used by al Glasses of society. and the '"0s
universe! opinion. is that it il good TAis
VAR ~ rrKELY VEGrrAHG1 COMPOUND. =,
!! Is I'l' nsaht 10 take and never does iniury. 10
,ut OWING TO lis purifying qualities. mist
II" good dnGcr any circumstances is Effects
are t!niy wonderful, SoptnimE. calming and ,,
all"ylnS the most violent Coughs, purifying cNi!a
ssr"rS h"n,ug ana iuvigprl!iug the whole
ryst M ca'nir4; and soothing the nerves.
idins and Facilitating expGctoration, and
araling tie need
DISEASED LUNGS
Thus striking at the rosI of ui.ease, and
'tivins II FROM the system
GROUP die Of
This disease is announced by difficulty of
breathing shriil Visiting or wheezipg
,hcGihg cough AMI threatened suF3:atOn,
We. II mostly occ,!rs in young children CroaD
y" child need die Of Group il tins -yrlu is
r"reriI Used, aud u"ei II. time Motl,.rs
tho have croupy chjl trcn Ill NIL watch
he hrs' show Of the disease, and alwaysf this
;"eu this re;lely a, hani
t"r cough after measles this Syrup ia
.H""t Excellent Experiences ha- proyeu that
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lace ii within tho reach If al tn, ronr y.
veil as tho rich. aud every person should
ave it.
Livery person should have Il N the house 10
+ Is n true and tathlul friend To al. Yho
I'VE hc"'ih and wish to srtHre hem,.i,cs 1880,
.sninSt HAT most tcrrib disease cnn4ump Au
'"n 1t vii b. fpunl the mos u.efut ,s
| \" as TIL ri 'apcat family me .icn. in the :.
! III has been use! for the last four ia
ears with a su cess without a p.r | 81
| i'rlcn ~ cents per bottle, or three bottls,
81 10 time.
Prepared by A. FotFTZ 4 BRO.
| Westminster, Nd.
! For sac by DR., II II MITCHELL Elkton.
'iH 'rn%sist> and Sto ekccpers generally
Nov Is S63-ly
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IALT. -sirou0d Alum Sat. Fihe Salt Marsh aips
~ A.a'tut ftek SIT Fer ra!s Ivy @,.
}fTt iAr THEE
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Qua FORCES SOUTH OF THE RIVER.
They are Strongly Iltrenched'
Rumorel Capture CT lTaly Prisoners
The Enes,y Retired 20 Stone Mountain
shrrr-ra Flushing for Atlanta.


CHArIAHoo cHEs RIVER, Ga, Juiy ~ 1864.
Last night Ha-dees corps, Which was the
Isl, portion %. tie Ro5e army this side of tie Chat
aaooclee burnt both the railroad bridge and tie voeon
rood bridge the liver a1d retired 20 the other sd
Az tie tine write tits therefore there is no Rebel
orce on tl1 side Of TIE Chat,ahoochee EXCEPT grer
uas and dragging bodies q cavalry. The Esd and
another corps nre across tie river Tie rest OF the
array exc rrp.lly folio sing. sherman crosses tomor-
ROVE and there Is DO. much doubt that lie vii push
r.rsirtt or 10 Atlrta. The Rebels arc said 20 have
retired IN the direction OF Stone Mountain. Tho gen
erul Impression seems TO DO that they vii make no fur
tier stand for Atlanta TIE people Of the latter city
have earnestly bcsoueht Johnston not TO deliver battle
anywhere IN tie vciaty o.. tie place. ard the papers
arc preparing tie people % submit to Yankee rule.
Done consider it certain. however that there vii be
TO fIrtscr GsiHng this side Of Atlanta. The army is
in me spirits.
From The Nashville Times, Jalyia
Ar officer from the front informs us that the
Rebels u tie 'front.' haze flon back within their outer
Ire Of Grtirct.uf ,Ic.Hd Atlanta. They extend three
.fes se-oal e ,,.v a1l have been made very strong
ofIr.e Tecrc orc 20Qo0 militia within the lntrench-
rrate, everybody abe 20 bear arms having been
pressed to service. Johnston win probably give battle
taer,. The Rebels are moving ~ their supplies from
Atlanta 20 augusta, showing that they expect TO re-
rcat. Gen. Sa1.Eas cannouadcd the Rebels heavily
last Wolnesd before crossing.
From The Union. July a.
Dispatches received in this city this morning
announce ,t r Of or strongest corps south Of
dc Cha.aieao'oc. AID ere Grlnly iatrerched in tie
aJauconed j; 3el works. We have very Few particulars
IN ad3i.ioq 70 .hoso already published.
Aruror, apparently al,h'ntic, is currcrt that the
Rebel Cen Geo. Nancy Of Ills city vas wounded in a
ssirmish whio CIR troops were crossing the river.
Frou rte Nashville Times, July 49,
At tho last accounts our forces were still
g-on-7 AID cccury intreuched nj the Chattahoochee
There hss been 10 p1rsui. Of the Rebels. and no ad-
vance fr1h tic nls OF the Cha;tahooohoe TOWARD At
lan.a.
Passengers On fo evening train day state that ru-
noss prevail 10 Nashville tlat Gen. sherman has cop
tlrei six thousand prisoners but The time and locality
aTc not stated
II Is also reported that Gen. Shernra has ordered
core poadent Of EewYors paper out Of his lines.
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rnters..inr fsom Cniro.

ChE). Saturday. July l6, 1861.
TIE steamer Won Pnul arrived at C;iro last
night w,A go hoesle1ds Of fugcr and ~ b-Tres O.
ia1asses for Cincinnati.
The steamer Magnolia las been fncd goo y the
mlitery aatao-ies or falling ~ report at Ca.Eo on her
downward trip.
Mobile psp-fs are vcry depending. Great npF-e-
tensions existed there OF raids by sla aai LAID. 4
steamer the nars OF which Is suppressed lately ran
tie bockade thero VIII valuable cargo, including
large amount Of military stores.
Gen. Lowell, formerly oomH.1daa. ct ew-OTleaaa,
he's been restored 70 Rebel service.
Gen. J. A. Payne has beea assigned 20 this district
Gen. Hodges VII probably command at Padueah
Adjt.-Gcn. Thomas Is lere.
The Ninety-frst New-Vork Veteran Yolun-
teers under LieuCol. ToskeI from Jackson and New.
Orleans arrived here last night TAcy leave or home
tits morning by SPECIAL train.
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na sde Of the Potomac yesterday by reports that inc
Rebels are running the railroad up TO Manassas
This is not yet established a fact. but many per
sons obscrvaHt Of military affairs think it not impIooa
be and thet the design of the Rebels Is to command
the gaps and keep open their communications between
Gordonsyile and the valley.
force Of Rebel raiders numbering between $50 and
and 800 passed through Little Washington sperry ve
and CreighersyIe, Thursday night on their way TO-
ward Madison Court House and GordonsVhle. They
had 80 horses with them and IS prisoners who were
mounted upon the captured horses which were led by
the Rebels
The Rebels passed Creighersvie about O'clock and
half an hour afterward small force Of Union cavalry
from the West who crossed the Shenandoah 90 Con
RAIDS store made their appearance at the same place
and proceeded after the Rebels.
The latter gave out that they were making their way
to Gordonsville, and thence to Richmond.
They seemed to be in hurry. having received infor
nation that Sheridan was between them and Rich
moud with large cavalry force smashing things
generally"
This Rebel gang was doubtless part OF the heDei
force lately operating in Maryland.
Gen. McCooL, Gen. Payne, and Gen. Doubleday, have
been relieved from duty in the Department Of WASH
iugiOn.
Gen McCook win report to tie AdlntantGeneral FOR
Instructions and Gems Doubleday and Payne viii re-
sumo their positions OF General COurts-Aartial
Cen MADDEN has been ordered TO resume the CON-
mand Of his division caIrsoning the deenses Of Wash
ington north OF the Potomac.
There is no confirmation Of the truth Of the report
that the Rebels are running trains TO Aanosses.
Our city has altogether resumed lis usual quiet bat
there is evidently an increased military watchfnness
Interesting intelligence is daily anticipated from
Gen. Grants army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
Tz1E VEGng NEAs JACKSON, Vrsss.
Union Account OF the AFFAIR.
CAIRO, IL, Friday, July Is. 1864.


TIE Vic'slsrg HuqH Of the 10Th inst says,
in regard 90 or LIE expedition to Jackscn, that our
forces moved from Back River on the morning of the
3d inst, uudcr command Of Gen. Dennis.
Gen Siaclm o.ael tie expedition at Champion Hills.
The who's force numbered lees than 5000
Tho enemy we're not encountered In any considerable
51cc ult he S.h inst, v.ea tLey we're found strongly
posted on lo east bank Of creek three miles this sGe
OF Jackson.
l.1k.u- force under Col Coates o. the llth Illinois,
compelled the Rebels to ABANDON their position, and our
forces occupied Jackson that night, The following day
- orr uoops were leaving to town, citizen climbed
u1 % &c top Of tie State House and signaled tho
Rebel cavoy who drew up in line Of battle the north
O. tlo town. Tor this aos the citizen was sunmariiy
shot,
Tho enemy attacked adyaroc IN strong force; but
toy wlre driven back the next morning.
Our reaFe gard again assaulted near Clinton but
the Rebels sgen repused and the ground strewn
w.,4 lles -e4l and wounded.
our total loss Was less than oae hundred killed. and
lily woarlcd.
We captured thirty Or forty prisoners.
No cotton has recently been brought in.
The railroad from Yickfhgrg 70 Jackson Is being rap
idly repaired and communication I'll soon Dc had with
the interior.
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yastating effects of the most sangunary war that ~.
any other country has ever passed through. Brt
Why Ia it, Why Ia il that Clinton County one OF we
richest in the STATE in her minerals IN Der taoer a
tie products Of the soil IL so little concerned SO h,e
InoSed. when at this moment we can Almost near inc
roaring Of the Rebel cannon. when TIE feet o. the ID
vader Gt Ills very hour evastang the iar eds AZ
destroying many comfortable homes II our oW 4
Stale The question Is too easily answered and 70 the
eternal discraee and Of the responsible parties
The reason WHY Clinton County has not responded
20 the call Of The authorities 20 the call Of theT bie-e
in the fed 10 tha cal ~ the unfortunate IN snai-eIn
Pennsylvania and Maryland, b. Reinforcing them py
flying 10 their assisanct, is simply bccause afte ma
jority Of the in tits county are ulnt 70 9e eee
are what ere too kindly called cory rheads-tfal'ls
they prove Themselves he by their ouispof en- syn pa
thy fr their Southern ferds-continualy oenou1ciaE
- Lincoln and his AdmIri-tration. and never word
Of condemnation for Jen. Davis and tie le5elioni
while the Union men in tAis community are such O.
milEand water set that they are AFRAID 90 Iese i-eI
voices or hands IN defense 81 their principles ;or Tear OF
wounligg tie feelings OF the CoPpcls. or 81 DEN s
wounded by them. Hence the quiet ana dsgraeelli
apathy prevailing among us.
We expect ~ encounter great oppcsii0n NJ the W.
gus. election, giving the soldiers te right % Foei hut
even men polling vote prohibiting the defenders %,
our country privilege wiz be narstd aad eVeni-
ally paid Tor his pains LOCK hANLh
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY Is, 1854

gagged in guarding the Weldon Railroad against anetAer
altic pat y .Cld u tIr cavalry.
BY E Tlcens order n brigade and COTS Comrls,'-
ries are directed 10 remain Il the iTout win teir -
spcctye headquarters order . sgf er1 no ;se s,u.
ing OF ratious % the troops DIVISION toilinis I
remain With the tars 20 attend 70 the drawing ana
forwarding ~ ratsOns 20 The front.
The Rebel en-. al has been placed on ne fclifcd
LIST @. iha Robd army and EaIy has been al oiie- 10
succeed hin.
small parties Of the enemy begin 70 make their Hp-
pearrnCe TIE east bank q the james. Il seen d d
q Rebel ts-tery was discovered Yesterday % ii'-h
wharf where several shots were fred ~ 4 pa'aihf
boats Tie propeller United States had tfrc sncis pls
through he- without, however. GaHt gig Der - lif
at hut struck by none n tie sto.s. y eu1le 30
Wing i1 TIE vicinity iurcei4.c.y cp .el Ire on ile
Rebel battery. watch wl5 ralrtiy luh on
TIE hcTport. on hcr pass. 20 down the JnUcs, vas
hsl.d ,ue stored By tie Urlor Eurnoet Dawn. the
Ca.tsia O, w4.,h informed tie Captain @. She former
HAT sr- t. = e-c1r Q- srt hal Dc % ller 7cIc.
Srrdy psut tx ~ iEhi -i.cs ltlGr w. -5laa WI g
mtie d. eppeualce t-sTe sometime during me t-l.
Ilc Keyprt rs.ted the poiat referred o. however
without inform tlor. -
a c.t1-r named iir''. rcr.Ln- gear Nis'ns Wtni.
wf ars. te ,rcc-eg ott.e Dawn end placed 4i'' d.
to- hryp11i. Is several lIi.4 p.cke-a .a,r il-e''s
been hrrd upon ol Toe vicinity Oi nod mouse s''.
e. Ae il kl9fn lave son DO the EoJli my lis AZ
rect vas deercd advisable By Capt simmons o. the
Dawn. - or s-E1o-is pliT tie river 10 ,eigH' ~
ieIITt.on q tae navigation Ok TIC H'er H'eu We az
pretended
\ ,loe:.l Il the L. s Sanitary Commission. over
whlc1 NJ. rag Of Chelsea pc,des, vas nes' yesterday
80 t.s ~aLl. ~ l...q t1.s % t-t -l Olilt. 90
object D. t.c meeting Vss CD prom 20 ss isitac. t--
eiIceacy o. this truly benevolent society. T. c. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
From GEN. GRANTS AHmy.
Expected Rebel JEo,craort That did Net
Come Gd.


letter from the Army OF the Potomac dated
July L. says: Night before last tie 81 Corps waa
marched out 10 tie works thrown up BY ihe 9th Corps
near tie Weldon road . flank movement On tie part
Of the en-, nv was anticipated Hancock bad his corps
massed nesT tue Williams House. Tie enemy did not
appear. though we waited bis coming a night and
day.
-Four men ramb'ed cut from the Ices and we're sur
priscd By party Ct guerrinas while gathering frut
Two guerrias cspulod. but the remainder made
good their escape.
first Neuteaazt in the amy hss been found guilty
Of cowsrdice He has been sentereed to have tie it,
sigma Of his ranb tom o. BIS sword broker bis head
shaved, and viii be drummed out Of the camp.
This officer, though two years in The service hy art
fu lodging has managed to keep oct Of every engage
meat IN which Us ? gimen. has taken part.
Severe examples vii be made Of oil such oeicers-
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Pren, HEirscuIi.
and Is stiI IAiia
81. LoUIs. S1afd4y. j

s.. LOUIS. Saturday. JulT rs. 1854.
BE- order Of Gen. RosecTens two tugs-0ne
furnished by the underwriters AMI one By the Chief
QuariermasteE q ths dep-Tuen.are hereafter 70 Be
kept in the hasbor, with fail head OF STE day and
night, TO toy burriag boats into tie river and I'll
steamers net receiving disehaTging freight are 10
anchor IN TIC stream. Al skiGs ylEs ard other snail
Gran ere Ir5Aibited from being employed in the hsTbor
without proper authority. Captain G. w. FoEd is ap'
pointed military harbor master.
A dispatoh rum military man st s.. joseph ssys
that five companies Of militia most Of which belonged
: Col. Moss OLD regiment have pretty mlch a.. goae
over 70 tAs Rebels under liberation.
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LATEn FROM NEw-cELEAys.
Return or so.Giers--Thc Picsynne Again
Eublished-COt,on at n stcnd-stiii.

CAIRO, ID. Friday July II, 1854
The steamer Magenta, from New-Orleans on
the 10TH YicEsburg on the l2.h, snd Memphis on the
llth inst. arrived here this evening.
4 considerable number of discharged furlOushed SOL
diers came up on her
sLe trugs little news Of Importance.
The steamer Evening Star lcft New Orleans tor New
York on the 9th inst. with the mails lisi bales Of
ton, and siI5,000 IN gold.
TIE PieGyrne which he'd been suspended for sono
time had resumed publication. It's publishers announce
their intention to support the Government Of the United
States and 70 steadily advocate all FOR the re-
establishment ofs authority IN all parts Of the country
The cotton market ct a stahd-stil notwitAstand
liberal receipts Some sales Of Ordinary made a;
81 10. AID good ordinary ct 81 81. ...t f.
There Eas some inquiry Tor sugar ard molasses but
there was very little Offering, and tie prices very
high 80
Western proince was firm; -four wac selling 81 g. =
Dbl ior sUgerne, ard at :lSsu % Tor choice sapfae
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GuerriIlu operatlon. in Tennessee.
LorIsvILLH, ssluIlay. JOY %. z

LOUISVILLE, Saturday. July &C. 1874
TIE Friday morning train from Nashville for
Johnsonyie when SIX miles out was warned TO return
which was done. A squad was obtained and the cars
proceeded to WaTerley. where party Of Wonty labor
ers had been attacked BY band Of gnerriias thst
morning. Three laborers were killed. the survivors
were robbed znd then drawn up IN Inc 70 Be shot The
guerrilla chief however, liberated them because they
e:e Only aborers. but said II they had been soldiers
LEY would have been murdered. The gneFrilias set
Gre 20 tie teut and destroyed tie camp alter Which
they le.t Tor parts Unknown.
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pRos1 IonrEEsg woxEoE.

FcsraEas lIoyror. TlusI1y, Jriy n, la5i.


FcEraz7s 1IoSnor Ihu-siay, JAY u, 1861.
Z. p. sluires, private in the ID Nassachu-
scls ArleJ, Wa shoe load ia tie Soi.oi4 Clty AL
to-day By enc G., 10 guards i,r 'oaton OF orders.
Two steamers .as week arrive hon Ner-Iork ali
two ron Baltimore, laden withyegctabios for Army
Of the Potomac.
Tie steamer Hunter woods IS also erQc7ed ~ the
Govcrnmoat in collecting produce from various ports
OF Eastern Virginia i,r ne fr'-e purpose.
Col Charles Diamond Il tAc lsl L. s. Volunteer,
with two ssuejrors OF te sch NcwXork CaYai. lcf.
Portsmouth last Saturday, and returned Inst evening.
After repeated sti-risics f,r- succeeded ia driving
81 the gueil.las. he.o cavalry ru.lcls cnd pcscts
from TIE Asussnord country ac-ag tAo Llgkwc'er
Lvtr. OIc az or men w-s uul cred arT DClr c1g-
iuied. erd no.. being ab.o 90 arrest -c muleIc-, ne
Colonel banned all lhe bllCIngs ia l.e Ac.5lbolLoou
where tie u1lttr was Committed
FolTrEss Hovuo-. F,iday, Ju'y -. 1861.
Liout.-C Chambers, ol tie .3l Mas aclus-
sets regiment died in tie hospital h-s3 20 II ol,eL
to-day. Ct wounds received in b,.te.
The following deaths lave occurred since or ias; re
port;
Is CaEslPzAEs LossrT, Lieut.. Esslk Z. Ioir, "a y
II. Carr. John 3D.. r, f....... IT..
y EAnr4os ltoar.TAL--J. ". clanly, ~ U. 6. L.
Jerry at.. ~ u. = ttri AlsE. bo"41, ci.f'n, q sr
snt7a. John Sllft 5-I ts.f auclo Do-..rL, o.. ID. u
Airs-. pracr "a =. H. Cow; JOIN ". s'r4i o. Is. u. ;
IsA.0'it 10 steele. Ifi Cons. As 30 DO fio re n
r g. Pap1.as Cih g.. T.: John Lf.cl. ~. -il it Jec,o
Lev 90 ~ Ants .. u. I.0sf !i b. af.i --ar IS.
~; En- y b'a,,i ,eaoi.. I (. 81 :. L 1
Tub5s es;l =. rs John Fliu. "a ~. anti j. p. Aou
rorrry ga . G. p N'ppet 81 81. ~ -eJ' hh-t'e oI
10 y. y. Iur John n lth Coali IL. g. stu-1eL, z!st
2. C. A.. l.. Al L Ier az
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Wounded In E.ahteoatb Corps Field
sSospifni.
RrpoaT Prom LAST DATE, July u, 1854.

Rrp0.T lfOh IitI DATE Jl ~ l-f io'f'
Drumo.er @. il. Wees 1,eJe.erA sua5. 2, % lab =
De-, iel fert. VI. md D., .l'-h.
Glib Hauaa 4, sNY. side J. Brak. e. isr. v. ien leg
ard eye. rrTt,tt,t $500. 80
Henry +. Uavss, l7H.T.LCiss. H. smi,h, !, 10 \. Il
Hli., t0ih ices. -. A-lA "
EDWIN Tue b. 3f1. Lead T. s. orr !, III y Y, IN biz
Cria 4-onf J., az ~. - q. j. ,4e.es, q --ei ID
Ccr5. d. n. Kiucer, G, 10 Jaca. a d., j.. ISIS. T..
y s.. r,-at i,0t. ..u..i 'ir'Hat ..-,.4o NJ"
s.. T-.,l fCcE, y, p. y l.t....
for-e-a. drsi Jll-rs Cas- X, 81 ", .en
ie6 .i,a. Ser. Jar 2. Uallrr. D, $
PET, 'co.c, o. g7P. v, risl, y. T., r-.' Zee.
side. 81 4tr. b. e. .... b -. -. IT,
CO. DE Baa, p, 200 =. T., lal cd .oar- Dbl. .e o- ~,
i,o.. Sar. J.fl De .-a.y, F. @
fs.. %. str.r1rt. d, lC3 p. -. g.. b.. I.-.f
1ir.t .a-- --l. Patk Cow. Icy, b., q. --.ss., .c.
VIM j fi..iIaTs. u. q NY. fr.a .-.I.
rrLilip. 49,. E-.a. f,-to.., 2, 2P.v,r'slt
Ttso. Y.cienbrr,h G, 90 NY, Jog, nra.
lead Clss Bs-r.. G, COM,
Ccru. Irssri sweet, &, A4c, ..-.t f!..a.
5...'t. C,si.sl u, s-lay p, iOE. =,
Redmond Wa,h. =, sf'ass 'et .oo-
Ientlist. I,t lfra,. J. D. Eabb I'll,
"a L.cut WIN. Fcrcr. ,h-s. ~-1
CIV. h-,k. si-hir. sa- V.5- Charles Flr-e'
Ii-u'CoL n. %, POND, lsU. s., 50 S.. u, .f-i.
tg- lll.a
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Rebel Prissaers nreuKh, In.
WAsHIEGTON. SATURDAY,. ,

AkHIk'FINN, HIluIuhF, july 70. IStf
mall parties Of Rebel prisoners, stragglers
frcn tie recent rsidne party. constantly being
brought IN; but it is approbended that pursuit hes
ben to long delayed 10 enable our forces 70 overake
sIy portion OF the raiders or their plunder.
Ills .nova that Gen. Grant confidently expects 10
cato 90 whole riding party in the trap they entered
butit unfortunately true that Of our forces are
at tie moment precisely here the Leutenant-GenerG
e1p,cs them % be.
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The EGoe; Of Euter,aini-,g GuerriEia-.
NAsHyI-LE Saturday, July lS, ls6L

Last evening a small party Of guerriilas, rep
resentng themsci5es to be OF FORESTS command cane
within I've miles ftie city the Nolanyo pike, and
proceeded to tie house Of a. old lady named Bottles II
miles fsou tae city, for reeshmens. They were prr
sacd by party OF Union soldiers, who 0cT ordering
the inmates 20 yaoa.o tie house SET Ere % it, together
with the ogt0uidiags. Which entirely consumed.
The river has scant two feet OF water the shoals
and Is still falling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
The Bidders Re.rezsing - Gen. Sohason
Captured, bat Escapes.
MAsHINOIoN. Satuflay, M

WASHINGTON. saturday, July 10, 1854.
information has been received here, direct
Dom Loiaon Valley to the effect that the Iebd force.
on rs TGrcGt Tom Maryland and Washington. is NOV
ing dovn that valley toward Gordonsville.
The rebe,s seem to be marching rapidly.
Our urc5s. who in pursuit captured Gen Bradley
Johns0 near Edwsrdss Ferry but he subsequently
rescud by bold dash Of his own cavalry
j slider Of the 9th New York Regiment was hanged
ycsteday at Pooiesvile aspy.
PcsoBs from near Manassas ssy that the Rebels are
not ppaiIing the Manassas Railroad, as reported
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Departure of Hi,I's Corps-Oracrs TO Com
missaries-RebeIs GA the East Side OF
the James-Arresi OF Suspected Guer-
riilas.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
FORTRESS MoNBoE. THURSDAY. Juiy

FORTRESS MoSBoF. THURSDAY July I4-p. N.
1 have just arrived from City Point on the
mail steamer Kyport At o'clock this morning
everything remained quiet at the trout HIS corps
which left It's position Tuesday lad not yet been
heard from and it is thought possible that he las gone
northward 20 Join Earlys army OF invasion. Il may BE-
AeWeYeI Lat g0.es ~ EAc.e VI =. corps : Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
From CeairaI Pennsylvania-Apaihy OF
the PeqIe-Tbe Cause Of 10.
Corres2ondcnce Of De \. l. IIisuns
LOCK HAVEN, Pa, July Ia, 1854.


The scare that the Rebels have created in
some parts Of our ate has Occasioned but very little
exeitersont in this community To walk through the
streets o; our beautiful town OF 5000 PoPulation) one
would Judge that tcre war in the land thst this
country was lot beng baptized with blood and that our
aIesldcs were not tbs 4gu.at tlIea.eHsd By tie Us
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nsei Recommendation Changes.

WASHINGTON. Saturday July 10, l,e4
Additional alarm vas occaA0ned " TIC W.