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Miacellaneoua War NeWa.

NEw YoRE, Feb. 2l.--The World prints
the following rumors in circulation here
Telegrams from Washington to private
parties in the city. state that Lee had sent
10000 men TO reinforce Beauregard aud en-
able him to check the adVsuceIof General
Sherman; that General Grant Is already
aware Of the fact, and that the army Of the
Potomac u ouce mora in motion. lis also
stated that General Sheridan is advancing
10 heavy force on GordonsVIlie or Lynch
burg, as the ObjectiVs points. II It is true
that Lee has moved troops south, il is be.
cause Lee considers the safety of North
and South Caroliua OF mora importance
than even tho possession. of Riehmo mond and
the occupation of Virginia. Il was also
positively assured yesterday that Whining.
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was in onr possession, having been


ton was in onr possession, having been
evacuated by the rebels.
3 The HeraEd's correspondent says party
OF Sheridan's cavalry, consisting of l25
men of the l4th Pennsylvania, went mp
the Valley of the Shenaudoh the other
day, on scouting expedition and while on
their return fell into an ambuscade pre-
pared BY Moseby's men. "a desperate fight
ensuea. out tue guerrillAs were so numer-
Gus ana 80 strongly posted that our cavalry
were roughly handled and only made good
tnelr- retreat after losing q number of
Killed aud wounded and go taken prison.
ers. Capt. Cofiuger, OF Gen. Torbetps
staff, WAS captured ET
The naval supply steamer Fort Morgan
has arrived here. She brings army and
navy officers, and nearly 500 discharged
and Invalid soldiers and sailors, and the
mails of the East and West Gulf SQUAD
rODs, both of which she communicated
| with at various points. The Fort Morgan
left Key West on the 18th inst. Captain
Meade: and the officers and crew of the San
Jacinto arrived there on the 18th. The guHs
of the ship, and other valuable property
were saved.
The Herald's Washington special says:
There are again strong Indications that
Gen. Lee is preparing to eyacuate Rich
Le-9ANt eAo 4AAAs OdOo Ou- 4AyuGuuuIR IOE u
hnal stand Advices received in Wash
tngton state positively that nearly all the
valuable machinery and medical stores have
already been removed from the rebel capi-
tals and It is anticipated that the abandon.
ment will occur within 10 or 15 days.
The Herald's correspondent says that
the exchange of prisoners, under the new
arrangements perfected between General
Grant end QommissipneE Q9ld, is progress
si9g sepidly, end three steamers are now
6usffy etipfoyyst In EsrS 4 ID i IToio1
soldiers to AnnSpoIis, Nd, aud conveying
return loads of rebels ils
Our men, both iu words and appearance,
add mountains of evidence TO confirm ali
that has previously been told of the bar.
barity and rspacity praeticed by the rebels
on their unfortunate csptives.
Uuderau agreement lately entered into,
all Union prisoners now held in the Trans
Mississippi Department are to be ex-
changed. ID 75 a
The Richmond Examiner OF, the 18th
says the little army under Beauregard is
yet safe, and may lead Sherman such an
advance sa Green did CORVALLIS over the
same rivers and sWamps. If the Federal
army cannot reach the DauTille road then
There is reason to believe that Beauregard
is acting with design, aud that Sherman is
near the end ofhis triumphs
The Richmond Sentinel of the 18th says
submission will not bring peace, nor inau-
gurate truce. The rebels will take to the
bushes and carry on aguerrilla warfare.
It is very severe on submissiouists, who
appear still to exist, Notwithstanding the
late firing of the Southern heart.
The Petersburg Express says: We learn
that Yankee force, numbering about 500.
have again occupied Suffolk, aad their
pfckets extend about three miles from the
town, in the direction of BlackwAter.
A raiding party went out from Suffolk
some days ago, and visited 0huckatuok
aud Smith6eld. ii1u
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E!1NS w va. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY 22 1866

| lie, the rebels have found their Kino
Stork neither Cromwell in the saddle nn7
a Washington in the Cabinet. The ire.
parable bluuders by the rebel aduinistra-
tion during the first year of the war: its
total failure to develop a navy; the assign J.
ing the defence of the Mississippi valley
to the feeblest, least hopeful and least re.
liable of all the rebel generals; the boast.
full negligence that followed the first Con
tederate success at Manassas; the rash
and crazy cotton burning that followed
every advance of Union f0rces-these All
sprang from that ridiculous and oYerween-
ing eOneeit which it took twelve bloody
battles to pound ont of the Southern head.
And the rebel President has as much of
this co9ceit as the most RsSParous guer-
r1lla who believes that In tie next Skin
mlsh he can kill as many Yankee officers
as he has bullets in his pockst. His war
policy, upto the passage Of the Oonscript
Act was contemplate as It has been full
OF herce and despaiFful energy since.
Instead of that noblei Al ferestsd and
rational frmness which hI5 Slios (j.6eetsii
of him be has disgl5se and sa1rGo net-
all the more rehecting among his followers
blythe multsh stubbornns6s ofa NARROW soul
that fears its dignity win be compromised
by admitting, even Indirectly, that he can
be misinformed, !, or in error about any-
thing. he retains his fayorites long after
they have bluudered themselves out of the
confidence of all their Troops, and would
rather lose a'bettle or give up State than
admit that Jef.a Davis could have made
an fnjudicious promotion.
In his State papers, (which otherwise
have the meritzo of being temperately ex-
pressed and composed in good Kings Eng.
lish, } and throughout his policy the same
radical defect shines out, q conceit that
all the great powers OF the world are pro-
foundly interested in this civil war, and
pertorce must interfere To- secure the pro-
ductiou of American cotton by compulsory
labor. ! 49,
And though the fortunes of the Confed.
eracy grow desperate snd the walls of
structure that places slavery as the head.
stone Of its corner rise bnt slowly in this
nineteenth centRry OF Christian Light, the
arch.rebel still Id gs his oonceit; still pets
faVofites; still calls on Heaven
and attitudtuizes for foreign nations and
the next age, desiring to go down in history
as the Christian champion of perpetual
bondage; the American Bayard, with "God
and Slavery" for his device; Democrat of
the Jefersonian school, yet cheering on
two hundred Thousand disheartensd SOL
diery to die rather than deny the right of
human bondage to make itself perpetual,
though on the ruins Of the last great rep
resenEative Democracy.
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CABINET making will be the most brisk
of the mechanical arts in Washington
for the next fortnight But there will be
good deal of cheap prentice work, as
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shop:-
Secretary of State-Charles Frauci.
Adams of Mass.
Secretary of the Treasury-Edwin D.
Morgan of New York.
Secretary of War-o. P. Morton Of
Indiana.
Secretary of the Navy-John W. For
Secretary of the InteriOr-Hannibal
Hamlin of Maine.
Attorney General-James S. Speed Of
Kentucky.
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EINAL SALES

E"NAh BALES
Il
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
ouARiERNAsrBE dRsRaAL's OpFIor.
,n, WAsHINorOS D. c., October 24th, 1906
WI Ps sold at public auction during the month Of
places named below, viz
New York city Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horsss each
day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
,o PhadslPhis Pa Thursday November 2 Q, 49, nd %,
day.
atrisburs Pa, Tuesday OF each week. 100 Mules each
Harrisburg, Pa, Thursday, November q o. l5, and 49,
nseh.nIesbqrg p, Tuesday, November T. 1eO Horses.
Allentown, Par Wednesday November 10, 100 Horses.
Pottsville. Pa, Friday, November IL, 100 Horses.
o Chester Pa delaware County, Wednesday, November
ritusville Pa. Thursday, November 10, 100 Horses.
IttusTlne Pa, Thursday, November 90, 100 Horses
o W. Pa Thursday and Friday November % and
DELAWARE
" Wilmington, Del Tuesday of each week. 100 Horses
Wilmington, DEL, Friday sf each week 100 Mule, each
MARYLAsD
Baltimore, Nd, Wednesday, November, TO- 100 Horses
Baltimore, Nd Wednesday, November 70, l00 Horses
GIEsBoRO D. C.
TussdayB and Thursday each week 100 Horses each
day.
No sales of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, d. @.
Al mis- Of sdles all he Government anlslaIS ivll
DC dfposed e Buyers should therefor apaH them selves
Of dis lat opportunity 10 Purehase.
for sales OF public animAa In the West, odetAl
Western newspapers.
Animals will be sold singly
Bales to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Terms; each, in United States surreney
BY order OF the ouartermasler General.
JAMES A. RKIN
lBrevet Brlgadler General In charge
oeEstnov2s First Diviaion, Q. NJ. a. o.
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lEGIsTERis OFFICE,

III NEw CAsTLH COUNTY, September l4th, 1866
Upon this application Of Patrick Relllsy, Executor of
Of Wilmington Hundred in said County, deceased; II Is
ordered and directed by the Register that the Executor
Aforesaid give notice OF The granting Of Letters testament
tary upon this Estate Of the deceased with the date or
granting thereof by causing advertisements DO posted
within forty days from iha date OF such Letters six Of
the most public places Of the County Of New Castle re-
quiring all persons having demands against the Estate
TO present the same abide by Act Of Assembly In
sueh made and provided ARd also cause the sSme
TO be Inserted within the period in the Delaware
State Journal and Statesman, newspaper pubished In
Wilmington, aud 10 be continued thsren two months
~, Given under the hand aud Seal Of Once OF the
l. g. Register Aforesaid at New Castle In New Castle
~ County Aforesaid the day and year above writ
ten. R. Q. fRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
} EGIsTER's OFFICE,

Al NEW CASTLE CousTY, Sept. eth, 1850.
Upon the application OF james l.. DeTou and Isaac L.
Dcyou Executors Of the last VIII and Of James
l. Devon late of Wilmington Hundred, In said County,
deceased 1t ordered aud directed by the Register that
the Executors aroaid give notice Of the granting Of
Letters Parliamentary the estate OF the deceased with
The dae OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
to ba posted within forty days from the dAo OF suck
Letters In six Of the most public places the County Of
New Castle requiring all persons having against
the estate opresent the same, abide by Act Of As
semby in such made and provided And also cause
the same TO be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware State journal and Salesman, newspaper pub
llshed In Wilmington and 10 be continued therein two
months.
f-~~, Given under the hand and Seal Of Omoe OF the
1. Register Aforesaid at New Castle In New Castle
49, Connty Aforesaid tho day aud year above written
X, G. PRAIb, Register
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NoTICE.

ISAAC v, LLOYD has this day associated with JO-
M MSEfh n COOLING, aud will continue the CARRIAGE
MANuFAyrURING BUSINESS AT the old stand, in Pop.
lar above Fourth street.
The title Of the firm will be COOLING 4 LLOYD. By
strict integrity and attention to business we hope for the
patronage OF the public JOSEPH N. COOLING,
- ISAAC V. LLOYD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
10 EGIsTER's OFFICE,

y
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
August 29d, Ise5.
Upon the application Of Sophia M. DuPont Henry Du.
Pont and Victor DUPONT Executors Of the last Will and
Testament Of sAmue Francis DUPONT, U. g. NJ late Of
Brsndywns Hundred, In said County deceased It is
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the Rxecu
tors aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters
esamentary upon the Estate Of the deceased with the
date of granting thereof by causing advert semens to
be posted within forty days from the such Letters
IN elk Of the most public places OF the County Of New
CaaO requiring all persons having demands against the
estate 70 present the same abide by an Act Of As
iembly In such eaBe made and provided. And also
the be inserted within the same period in
the Delaware State Journal aud Statesman Newspaper
pubished in wllmrgton and 20 be continued therein
Two months
~, Given under the hand and Seal OF once ofths
L. s. Register Aforesaid at New Castle 10 New Castle
~ County Aforesaid the day aud year above writ
ton. r, g. FR1IM, Register
NOTICE.
All perssns having claims against the estate OF the
deceased must present the duly Attested to the
Executors on or before August 22d, 1850 abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made and provided.
SOPHIA NJ DuPONT,1
HENRY DUPONT, SExacutorS
VICTOR DrPoNT.
Augaa-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.--s0riCE rs HRREBY GIVEN THAT
tno eo.partnership heretofore existing between the
un1sfsgned trading under the Of j. j. g. fLIES,
Is ms dty dissolved by mutual consent.
All peisons indebted To the late firm will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims present
them for settlement to either OF the firm at their old
stand, No. 2l9 Market street JOHN FLfNN,
rs. FLINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate of the de.
eeaeed must present the duly aeed to the Exeeu
before September 2h 1885, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
JAMES l.. DEV0U, p.
sept2o-2m ISAAC L. DEVOU, executors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
wlImingtop. ootoher IS. 1865.

The undersigned, having purchased The establishment
OF me hessrs FLHS, respectfully solicit continuance
u the public patronage and hope by attention to husi.
neh aud strict regard to the interests Asers
merit and receive WM. d. pICKELa,
ocdl-2m EASTMAN COTTER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
NOT O I

All persons having claims against the EsAte Of the de.
ceased must present the same duly asted TO the Exeeu
tor before Sepemher lith 1866 or abide the Act
Of Assembly In such made and provided
sept1e-9m PATRICK RRILLEY, Executor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17

TO The Friends and Customers Of the late rm OF j. j.
s. FLIsR:
Having this day sold interest in the Stove Tin and
oneet iron Manuiactoy, TO Messrs. PtCKELs o0TrEh
We oiet for them the same patronage as bestowed
various branches at the old stand No. 2l9 Market Street
j. a J. s. FLINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
For Sala.
For SALE.

Ono Of the best on Delaware Ayenue corner Frank
lin Street, 80 by SOC feot. Apply to
auss WIN. MoCAULLEY co.