THE
BY LET Iffi.
GREAT
P ARTI CI" L A R S
ADDITIONAL
TI'eTeniLJe JJaltle at Mauass
Cajviufe of tf Hii i tins .",K00
Jrliuie MiLet ai:d Knlielsl Rules
BATTLE
knowledge that we lnvc thus far had the
advantage of our enemy in success a well
Among others captures
as mairnauimity.
was a color guard oi' bix Yankees, inelu.l
ing a lieutenant, lfie lellow had loa
bravely, aud was finally obliged to yield 10
his antagonists, yet s;u-!- was the courle
with which he was treated, lhat with tc:
in his eyes he acknowledged his gratitude
and his foolishness in taking up an. is
against these who l;ad beeu Lis brothers
He tald he deserved suootiyg, and would
rather die than live 111 the prese:ic3 of men
who were acting 10 him the p.irt of broth
ers, while he was playing the part ot
fratricide.
CONGRESSIONAL.
2LiiiT5i nil a ripnmnn.
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f(ivr:it"y;4
EXTRA. SESSION
Washington, July
i
Senate. The bill prohibiting fhesale of
intoxicatimr lmuors in th District of
Coluiuli.i to foiuiers passed.
The House then parsed Uis Scnare Mil
to puniih fraud m coutraets with th
United States.
Mores Captured.
Mr. DA WES culled up the Ore iron ecu
From the Kkbinoml Examiner. July .'(;.
A private eugaged ia tlie great battle of
election case. iw; Committee ou
tested
kAis
yesterday
city
trai:;s
Two
arrived in this
Klcc: ions roporit-- that Mr. Shell was en
Manassas, a member of the 4Lh Alabama
together
bringing
M
eveuius
lroiu
titled to a scat and not Mr. Thayer. Tue
regiment, was in t!ie ciiy yesterday, and one hundred and seventy sick aud wound
f jnuer was then sworn in.
iully con Grins tbe jrevlous reports of the ed soldiers. aaiouL' whom were ten or a From Washington Drafting for the
Th; joint resolution approving the act
REBELS
SOUNDING THE POTOMAC
Yar- - Startling Developments.
immense slaughter of the Federal troops, dozan Yankees. The only thing particu
ot lh'3 President were taken up.
is
wounded
our
among
the
The
thoroughly
special
larly
informed
cor
noticeable
Mr. PEARCK spoke at
length
capture
including
cannon,
Sher
The
of 56
frequency 01 wounas in uie lower ei.irem respondent of the Baltimore Exchange
against the resolution, and said the Presi
man's battery ,and killiug.or taking prison ities.
the'feet and less.
Preparing to Take Washington. dent had no power to sui press the wrii of
rs all the men but ouc attached to this
Many of the committee who were sent of Saturday, furnishes the following intel
lu'beax corpm or imprison the
com
ikmous battery. He says that their dead up to see after the wounded, returned in ligence about matters and things in Wash
missioneis of Baltimore. The resolution
yesterday
evening.
They
train
the last
ington :
was postponed till
left on the Held of battle amounted to represent
the country for miles beyond
The taritf bill was theu taken up and
The d
of terror are again upon us CAIRO TO BE ATTACKED
2,500, and that more than twice that nun
bull Kun as tnic&iy strewn witn tlie un Since theiys
bv the following votes:
passed
Yeas
disorganiz uion of the army thou
tper m m wounded. The scene of carnage buried dead of the enemy.
Anthony,
Baker. Clark. Callamer. Cowan.
6ands
ol
soldiers
throng
streets
every
the
Yesterday,
the
time
lor
lirst
sines
the
Dixon, boolittle, Fesseuden, Foot, Foster,
Tv sis horrible and fearful to behold, with
of
last battle, the Yankees sent up a nag of hour of the day and night,
iiowe, iMug, Avine, ot ina., jticuougni,
the dead, dyinir, and wounded scattered truce and the very inadequate force of mem ueasuy intoxicated. Their appear GREAT EXIITEJIEXT
Morrill,
Pomeroy, Simmons, Sumner, Ten
ance
THERE.
generally
is
shocking, characterized
men to bury tneir slain, and by
for miles amid the wreck of wagons am twenty-liv- e
F.yck, Wilkinson, Wilmot, Wilson, 22
nothing but roe's and tilth. Bui lew
tnese aecanea attempting tne ollice, alleg- ladies
x.rc:is,s.e-tinl.inces.
at horses, and the ing
Nays
Bayard,
Breckiniidge,
Britrht,
are seen upon the streets even du
that the 6tate of putrefaction in which
Browning, Carlisle, Grimes, Harlow, Harequipments of the soldier. Baggage wag the corpses were found to be. rendered
It ring aiy, aud these are Invariably accom- Federal Txoops Must Leave ris, Johnston, of Tenn.,
ot
Mo.,
Johnson,
by
an
also
panied
were
escort
to
wagons,
protect
them from
ns and ammunition
impoFsioie.
And there these many bun- Their Arms Behind.
e, uiaam, rearce, ioik,
ivenneav,
and perhaps outrage.
taken, with about . 5,000 Minie muskets, urea uncarea ior corpses must lie tester-in- insult
Rice,
Powell,
Saukbury
and Trumbull, IS.
There were more than fifty fights be
the 6un and poisoniutr the breeze
The bill to suppress insurrection was
come 2,000 Enfield rifles, and a wagon load untilunder
our Generals can nud the time to have tween tne soiaiers yesterday and last night.
arms,
taken
tip.
Seven
men
small
liie
were
other
and
others
stabbed
and
four
revolvers
of
them sunk beneath the soil they came to
Mr. TRUMBULL spoke in favor of it,
6hot. One man who was shot at the cor
store of provisions and rations taken, was conquer.
A message from the House, announcing
ner or lhirteenth and D streets, la6t night
Ahe
portion
of
the
field
to
battle
whole
of
From
the
Washington.
value
Derhans
the
large,
very
also
me passage 01 me tax bin and a resolution
more thickly 6trewu than auv other with about twelve o'clock, is in a precarious
WAsniKGTON, July
Capt. Cot, the te adjourn on rriday was received.
2e estimated at millions of dollars.
the Yankee dead, is said to be the loealitj' condition, the ball, it is supposed, bavin
present
chief
clerk
ary
of
the
The tax bil was taken up and referred
Depart
occupied by the Rhode Islacd Spraguo's) entered his lunirs.
me committee ou tinauce.
There is as yet no actual insubordination ment , w in i.e appoiniea Assistant Secreto'
A Plan to Frek the Negroes. Love.
imu nailery, wnose guns were except
uilici.
uuuer me recent
Mr. McDougal spoke at some length.
cre
amonir those who are to ca home ij ui
joy, of Illinois, has got through Congress even huer than the iamous Sherman's bat
lie comenueo mat me resident was per- .Sth, 00ih and Wlh regiments return to ating mat olnce.
a resolution to the eilect that if the negroes tery, was planted on the top of a consider- The
Douglas Democrats have repeatedly leenjr
The
ew
in nu ne nad done.
as
also do the 1st. 2d and SI
loriv.
eminence, up which our troops had to
mentioned the fict that, though their par- After further discussion the bill was
of the South run away from their masters, able
toil in their attack. lleaju, of dead men and Connecticut, in a few davs: the 1st. 2d acd ty has largely contributed volunteers
jKstponed
for
till
3d New Jersey and 1st Rhode Island have
the soldiers have no business to interfere horse fOix cnentnber the
where on
me war, they have been neglected in the special oroer ior 1 o clock. and made the
uitdo; morning lat a'l ita lite and annua. already gone. The 1st and 2d Ohio leave appointment of Generals. The complaint
The vote stood W to 55. The
A message was received from the IIoiha
a
lew
in
as
days,
as
well
28th
Pennsyltbe
ton ana itopejm vnjuetter.
is likely to be soon arbitrated in part by that they had disagreed to the amendment
L'nion men of Virginia, the bogu mem-leraud perhaps many others of which I the
10 tne right of tins locality, and on the vania,
selection
CoL
of
111.,
McCleruand,
to
the taritf bill, aud asked a convention of
of
Carlisle, fcc, tried to prevent its pasam
not miormed.
same eminence, stands a small
a member of the House, as Brigadier-Generaconierence. fcucu committee was appoint
The
of Gen. Mansfield, promulga
This resolution house, torn and riddled on every wooden
sage, but it was useless.
side by ted onorder
ed, and the Senate then adjourned.
Wednesday, has had no elfect as
S veral days ago the Ilouse adopted a
uuiicis ui uuiu paruea. jli me time ytt. Officers
affects the "Union meuM just as much as
House. Mr. OLIN, from the Military
of companies are olten resolution
of the battle, it was occunied bv a
asking
for
the
grounds
rea
and
the "Rebels," and it shows that the Ad- and
threatened
with
by
arrest
their superiors sons why the police
a urn uuuiuir to tae
woman and her daughter, lor
"i'uhiu
commissioners of vuiuiiiuni,
disobedience.
every
West
a number equal to that
Deserters
Point Cadets
leave
ministration party is evidently ia earnest iov
"
junker vouiiir. v neti in day, and when arretted are
mmmore were arrested and imprisoued. ot Senators
and
Representatives,
released
with
to be
possible.
"slavery,"
wiping
nghl
began
daughter
out
vicinity
if
in their
the
about
out reprimand. The Department is afraid The President declines to furnish the in- selected from the States on the recomleaving her mother, una'jle to move to
formation asked for, deeming that to do mendation ot the members
An instructive sight it is to see a govern- tied,
execute
the
relating
laws
to
Congress
desertion
of
us
from her
in the second story, where upon
volunteers, but do not hesitat m so would be incompatible with the public prescribed by the former law. When thc
ment waging a war against the property of some timebed,aunu-me day sue was shot punisntheregulars.
This spirit of mrtinlitv interest. Special to the New York Post
lists neglect to send Representatives to
its own citizens, even those who they
ana tinea.
has done ulniost as much to demoralize the
claim are loyal !
A party of Itebels were observed last Congress, the President shall lill the va
(From the Richmond Enquirer, Jnlr 20.1
army as did the ignominious rout of Suu- cancies corresponding with the representa.
night engaged in sounding the depth of Hon
We have conversed with a very intulli- - aav last.
of such districts. All Cadets now in
geui geniieman, wuo, on .Monday last, rede
The Rich Mountain I'ijht.
There is evidently a very irreat chnnora the Potomac at Coon's Ford, above Great or who may hereafter enter the Military
111s.
The Indiana volunteers engaged in the over a considerable portion of the battle in the Catholic Irith who have rnlisti
bwear 10 support tne ConBeauregard has sent parties of troons stitution, Buau
held of the previous day. The
on nf M iuy of them declare
bear true allegiance to the
they were iu- - into Loudouu coun:y,
"Western Virginia raid and the Kich MounVirginia, to procure tioual Government,
tne scene of the fiercest slrile is somewhat uuecu 10 euusL uf tne that
representation
and maintain ard dc- tut
tain affair, have returned home, aud but ainereut lrom the sreneral idea.
their Churches hid all been burned down provisions and wagons.
Geu. McClellan has issued an order for- leud tne sovereignty ol the L nited States
On the turnpike road, which. Mmin
in the South, and that all the Sisters of
jirecious few M ill ever go back. Many of
any
paramount
to
and
all alleiriance. sov.
Centerville. crosses Hull linn r cnanty had. been turned out of the Con bidding the departing soldier from taking eignty or fealty or country whatsoever, and
them have been heard to declare that their through
their arms with them.
the Stone Bridge, and at a point about a vents, which had been converted into
bar
Two companies went out vesterd.iv on that they will obey all orders of sujerior
casualties were ten times as utwh as repre- jnue ana a uaii west ot said bridge (ou the racks. Ihey are amazed
to find the state the railroad,
a distance of teu miles from officers. Any Cadet refusing to take this
sented in the dispatches, and that the opposite biue irom centerville (a two story ment so utterly lalse, and to learn
how
saw no traces of the enemy. oatn is to be dismissed from the acidemy.
bat
stone
many
uimaing
on
stands
01
as
boy6
were as brave
the northern
Georgia
lions, aud
their coantrvmen are enlisted on
iiLLA.Ul(illAM objected. 'A
A slave, who has just arrived here from
01 tne road. The turnpike is also the side of the South.
margin
coi.loquy took place between Mr
nothing but overwhelming numbers won crossed here by a
the Springlield Station, Virginia, reports personal
Mr. Thomas F. Meairher. who wa in t.h
road which runs northMr.
Olin
and
Vallandiirham.
the day.
west to Bull Run. about two miles distant fight on Sunday last, yesterday told one of that there are no Kebels at that point, but
Mr. STEVENS moved to lay the bill on
a considerable number of the enemv
that
and southwest to Manassas Junction.
priests
the
here,
me
that he would never again are posted at Burk's
tauie. Motion lost. The bill was uh
Station, five miles sequently
t3?The U. S. Inspectors at Cleveland The enemy, in their Hanking movement, taKe up arms against
passed.
the South, that God
continue almost daily to stop clothing, marched up Bull Run, several miles was on their side, and that if he fought aoove.
Mr.
SrAL LDING offered a resolution.
Gen.
Robert
Anderson
visited
Secre
the
Bridge,
above
the
Stone
crossing
again
before
it
would be for them.
Loots, shoes, dry goods, and merchandize
which wub auopieo, mat, me Senate con
and then advanciuj, met our troops in the
Ihe state of feelio'r at the North Til II St. tary of War
curnng, both Houses close the present
generally, on the way from Eastern cities vicinity
Special t the X.V. World.
of the 6toue building above noted. shortly undergo a great change. Northern
on Friday next, at noon.
session
to merchants in Louisville. They say
It was in this locality the battle raged for men will hardlv allow themselves to Ik;
The Confederate forces are movinc
Mr. ENGLISH, from the Committee ou
"contraband," and uuder this wretch- ten hours. On the one part the Northern impressed into the army for the purpose Northeast and Southwest from Manasaaa. Naval Atlairs, reported a bill for the tem
egions and their numerous batteries. Sher of establishing, by force of arms, the Re
They intend three simultaneous attacks on porary increase of the number of
ed plea they seem determined to put an ef- man
s among them, thundered arainst. our publican party on a military b isis. Nine- - the approaches to Washington. The cenat the Naval Academy. He
fectual stop to the trade of our city. And
olunins, aud on the other the heroic J ilm- - tenuis 01 ttie soldiers now in the field are ter will make a feigned attack on Arlington cipiamcu mm mc
would oe to add
vet there are some men here who seem 6ton and his gallant bands performed prod- - members of the Democratic oartv. and or Alexandria. There are pickets not five l:4 new pupils, there being
120 vacancies
they learned enough to cause them, on miles apart on the Potomoc and Chesa- irom me disioval States.
iea 01 aior.
Killing to grin and bear it.
On the bills and behind the hills in thr
their return home, to ignore the sectional peake, lrom Harper's Ferry to Fort MonMr. BURNETT oppossd the bill
rear of the stone houscand in the vale nH cause
Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts, from the
thev have thus fa- - surworted: roe.
"According to the reports of the ou the hills in front, on both sides of the but fewwhich
of the tbrcj month's men will
?tci(il to the X.r. TribuneNav:d Committee, reported a bill authorNorthern press, the only division of the turnpike, and on both tides of the crossCols. Farnham aud Slocum are both im izing the construction of twelve small sWIa.
Gen. Scott oflirms that he cannot finish proving.
wheel steamers of light draught and great
Grand Army that retreated in good order road, the battle raged and roared, receded
and
with furious pertinacitj-- .
the campaign without the number of men
u mncss, and appropriating
Ihe regiment of teachers aud students
fnr
from the bloody field of Manassas was the Two advanced,
o'clock came, and
brought he has Specified to the War Denarttnent. tendered by President Horey, of the Illi- the purpose. He said th it the naval force
brigade of CoL Miles, lie checked the reinforcements to our greatly outnumbered and has advised Secretai v Cameron to have nois University, has been accepted.
was not adequate to maintain an effective
Eebel cavalry, covered tLe panic stricken out uuaauniea soiaiers. Against a great the various Governors of the State call
John Underwood, of Virsinia. has been blockade and suppress privateering. The
masses of his own si le, and no ws hiir disparity of cumbers they had held the lor volunteers. If this be not rosnonded conlirmed as Fifth Auditor of the Treasury. ucparimeiu is engaged in ascertainiip'
though still to, he advises that recruiting sergeants for
even
lu
mtle
scale.
eiij s cany "a vuai vessels are suitable for these inr.
iuv iunnuuiB
that he is to be
outnumbered, thev drove their enemy over districts be appointed, and mtn mho
negroes appeared atwiti
fortress .Monroe, Fri- poses. The steamers proposed, bein of
not
paused
day
tie hills nud across the ?
night, and claimed protection, it. js
ae topk
Jht wje of forty fic, the maAmvvi
uuiu:iil, uiu IeueiraiC luto iav.ir
said Hampton was to be attic ked by the j ud inlets, and can each carry one or "two
lotteries and chased them down the ra7- -. . vd iiit,n$C!i??!a drafted.
5 Some of the "business men" of Cin- their
rond to Centeirille, and to Fairfax, and beKebels, and th.y
inhumanly
so
The
prisoners
were
who
been
uirs.
advised
to
flee
russfd.
cinnati at a meeting, the other day, cen- yond Fairfax. Night closed
treated by the soldiers while pnssing to the Fortress. Gen. Butler ordered them ! Mr. PJTTK1I fiotn the Select Commit
down
sured the Lincoln Government severely for the fugitives aud pursuers and stoppeduin
tee appointed to ascertain the number of
the through this city a few days ago, are lying to leturn.
persons emplojed m the several departin the Capitol Hospital, unable to sit up,
fighting the battle at Maaassas on the Sab- slaughter.
The
stone
bearing
ments who are known to entertain sentipersons
still
on
above
house
their
the
marks
was,
it
of
noted
will
I'roni
Missouri.
bath day,
be seen, not far from the centre of the the cowardly treatment which they receivMexico, Mo., July l0.- - Brigadier General ments of hostility to the Government and
f
ccne
rom
ed
army
shifting
have
of
the
refused to take the oath of allegiance
of the Union.
battle, though the
Pope has issued a special order assigning
tS The Lincolnites are trying to make ground laythe
a report
A large number of Wall street
mainly on the east side, towards
in part. The ComBrigadier-GenerHnrlbut to command made
out that but few of their men were killed at the Stone Bridge.
mittee
asked leave to continue the same
The visit of our friend and bankers are at the National aud
s
U.
S. forct along the Hannibal and St.
the
Manassas. It would have beeu greatly more on Monday mornhig revealed much that
Hotels. Nothing can be learned of Joseph railroad. Col. (irant will command during the recess of Congress. Agreed to.
horrifying. The stone building had their intentions, though it is whispered at Mexico
to their credit if more of their meu had bit was
on the Nortli Missouri road.
been appropriated as a hospital for tu enthat they desire better security than treas- Coi. lioss will occupy Warrenton,
From Chicago,
Col.
the dust than kicked it.
emy's wounded. The enemy's Generals ury notes or United States bonds for any Palmer will post his regiment at and
Chicago, July 'M. A special to the TriKenick
had been invited by (Jen. Beauregard to cash which they may hereafter advance, aud Sturgeon, making Ids head quarters
at bune from Cairo says rumors of approachSfThe Buffalo Commercial Advertiser send surgeons and attendants to aduiinie-te- r and wish to mike some arrangement by Ilcnick.
ing rebels and an intended assault are keepto their relief. In this building were which they may receive State securities lor
and other Black Republicans are exceedThese several districts will be divided ing the town and camp in a ferment of exwounded, many of them dread- their money. The United States Treasury into
ingly anxious that the '"traitors" John C. thirty-twcitement, but are never traced to any reliaexceeding
not
seven
fully mr.ngled by cannon hot. There was is empty. There is not cash enough iu tlie miles in
ble source. Our scouts report a large bodv
offiBreckinridge end Vallandighatu should but
a single surgeon, and he was voung vaults to pay the interest due on the 1st cers are extent, and the commanding dis- of mounted
rebels daily coining up
instructed to report to the
be mobbed at Washington.
and apparently inefficient. Meu lay cm the ef August on paper which has already b jen trict headquarters
at Mexico, the kind of through Sykesville, the terminus of the
lloor with their clotted wounds still un- issued by the Government.
Cairo aud Fulton roud, and concentrating
persons
be
superinto
appointed
suitable
Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, the leader tendents
Some had died and not been refSTLe Cincinnati Enquirer svs J. M. dressed. Ou
and assistant superintendents, iu the vicinity of Watkins Camp, 40 miles
a few hundred of the Senate majority, and ciiulrmau of whose duty it shall be to protect the railmoved.
the road.-idfrom here. They threaten our position at
Chenoweth, who was required to give yards
lrom
tne
hospital,
the
two
severely
committee
ol
Military
Affairs,
holds
road
property
in their respective divis- Bird's Point. Our encampment there is
J?5,000 bail by Judge Leavitt, on a charge wounded
Northern men who lay there, that there is no salvation for his party ex- ions.
doubly vigilant and numbers i.nd war
of treason, had not obtained the required begged our informant to report their cases cept in the triumph ot the Northern amis,
Men of property and respectability, munitions are thoroughly prepared tor deto their surgeon, and asked to be taken to and that such a success can only be attained without
security up to a late hour Monday night.
fence.
regard to political opinion are to
the hospital. He did so. The surgeon by the raising and supporting of a lare be selecaed
A dispatch to the Tribune from Quincy
for the positions. All illegal
said his olliccrs had sent him no help. He standing army to serve for ut least live assemblages
3T Moses IL GriuneU, Charles II. Mar- was
will be promptly broken up says the 2d regiment has been withdrawn
years.
there
alone.
The
in
wounded
theu
the
from
the West and oif the Hannibal aud
and sdl persons taken in armsagaiust the
shall, and other leading Kepublieans ia hospital had all been
brought in, he said,
Railroad. Also that Col. Heck-er- s
.New York, are calling loudly for a reo
1'airfax Reoccupied Dastardly Out- United States will be sent to Mexico to be St. Joseph
by the Confederate men.
Col. Ross reiriments from the
and
ot
by
disposed
commanding
the
General.
rages
of the Hessiuii.
Over the hill, behind this hospital, lay a
of Lincoln's Cabinet.
No um-6twill be made for opinions sake, North Missouri road. This leaves two regfew of our dead, who had not yet been Correspondence of the Richmond Dpateh.
unless the parties are engaged in open acts iments of infantry and one company of
up. The elain of the eliemy lay
C. II., July 22, lsol.
Fairfax
of
tifThe correspondent of the Cincin- gathered
or arc stimulating others to cavalry guardiug the road between Hannihostility,
heaps on all sides. By the highway and
Once more we are free. S ins Deo, alter
nets by inflammatory words or publi- bal and St. Joseph. The removal of the?e
nati Gazette says Edward Taylor, ol that in
in the fields, heaped here and scattered a reigu of terror lor live days since the en- such
cations. The restoration of peace and troops no doubt has close connection with
city, was captured at Manassas.
there, he saw them at every turn.
emy entered, we, the citizens of this place, safety to a region distracted by civil comthe rtcent reports from Cairo and Bird's
Our own hospital was ou the road from have been under a surveillance which w e motion,
t
and the
of the infa- Point.
the Stone House to Manassas. The supply could scarcely brook; but, thanks to Al- mous a:sassins
The Davis Cuards.
and incendiaries infest
surgeons there wao excellent, and they mighty God, we are once more lree.
From Trotress 3Ionroe
Th Norfolk correspondent of the Peters- of
ing the
country is announced to
were busily engaged in fieir humaue serTerry,
Col.
Tex
morngallant
the
m,
this
be"
FoETituss Monroe, July 24. Two imExpress
the
mission
of
tbe forces in North Mishas the following in refer- vices.
burg
A number of wounded enemies ing, with a detachment of Ciptaiu Whiteare taking place
ence to the Louisville company, the Davis who had been gathered here, were not ne- head's Rangers, from Amherst, entered our souri and the troops are cautioned against portant reconnoisances
excesses of an kind, and especially against here today. A Hag of trues
glected- Indeed, the only murmur our in(Guards :
village. Soon he, with his own unerriug depredations on the possessions or proper- Newport News to Yorktown went from
with
was from some of our own rilie, shot away the stars and snipes, (which
Capt. Benj. XL Auderson, of the Davis formant heard
ot Missouri, aud any in- two ladies aud a geu.leman, who wished,
who conceived that the care of the Lincolnites had placed upon the cupalo ty of any citizens
Guards the company of Keutucklaus at- sutlerers,
under
discipline
military
peculiar
fractions
of
aud
good
circumstances,
to
return
to
enemy interfered too much with atten- of the Court House,) once the emblem of
tached to the First Louisiana Regiment, at the to themselves.
order will be visited with the greatest se- their homes in Virgiuia.
f reedom, but now a standard under whic h
Camp Vincent, near Pig's Point having tion
ScVeral
rearticles
under
the
of
verity
possible
rifled
war.
cannon have
Between Stone Bridge and Centerville meu are lighting who do not recolltct. If
resigned his commission, 1st Lieut. Robarrived here from New York. Some
scene presented is indiscribable. With- ever they knew, the associations connected
St. Louis, July 30. It is 6tated on reli- cently
will be mounted on the Rip Raps.
ert L. Van Osten has beeu elected to the the
a distance of three miles your corresin
with it, and have by their acts converted it able authority that George Watkins, who
A
Japtaincy; 1st Sergeant, Wm. E. Jones. has pondent saw
of artillery officers, recently
every article that into the ensign of dishonor and degradahas been in command of the Rebel forces from number
been appointed 1st Lieutenant, and Ji Ser- could possiblyscattered
Fortress Monroe, are among this
enter
into
the
composition
Soutbejst
tor
some
in
tion.
Missouri
time
past,
geant, Geo. B. Appleby, -- nd Lieut. The of a wtll equipped army blankets,
missing
iu
defeat at Manassas.
the
The gdlant Colonel soon found the Stars resigued on Saturday last, and strongly
shoes,
There was an alarm last nighr, and it i
junior 2Dd Lieutenant is A. G. Duncan.
cartridge boxes, cops, knap- and Bais which the gallant South Carolinrged all his troops to disband, saying expected that Col.
We hear it rumored that Capt. Anderson havelocks,
Magruder will shortly
canmuskets,
equipments,
nians had given to a lktle boy of the vil- that he would have nothing more to do make a demonstration
lias been appointed to a higher position, sacks,
in this direction.
teens
by
the
lage,
thousands,
axes,
was
it
a
is
and
Watkins
with
man
rebellion.
this
ihe
of
upon
raised
flag
stall'
nd called to a stirring fild of duty in the medicine chests, grape 6hot, perciu-fcioMax. Webber now commands in
which they had erected at their heaUquir-ter- s large property, and the reison assigned for CoL
Hampton.
West.
The regiments there have been
caps, powder boxas, and even several hunin the village, and from whicu
the sudden change in his conduct is the drawn inside
the cutrenchments, which
dred handcutl', which were intended to be floated the bauuer, amid the rollinghad
of contemplated passage of the confiscation nearly surrounded the village.
Delaware Heard Troin.
upon
their prisoners, when they got drums and the shouts of our citizens. Col. bill by Congress.
used
Dispatch to the Philadelphia Enquirer.
them. One of the most valuable captures Terry was accorded the privilege and honThe payment of the three months' Miswas a batch of papers, specification and or 01 driving the first nail into our flag souri volunteers commenced
Lewes, Del , July 2(5, 1S01.
$:;c0,-00ate&
The secessionists are very violent here drawings, evidently the property of a Gen- which ullixed it upon the pole they had
having been received here for that puroliicer,
A
eral
number
relating to the movements of raised, Senator Thomas the second houor, pose.
of excursionists
jostnow.
from Dover, calling themselves the "Peace the Federal Army. Among other facts, it and Messrs. Chichester and Grinnell the
Gen. Fremont's headquarters
were
BY S. C. IILXRY Ac CO.
Party," came whore yesterday, headed by was stated that the attacking force would next.
connected by telegraph with all the lines
Mr. Ridgcly, the Secretary of State. Early consist of lift j three thousand, aiid the
I wUdt I had time to tell you ot the. outEast and North.
A'KtioiiU'Mrmt i;iHite ZitieitU llotil,
in the day Ridgely cheered luttily for Jell. list of regiments engaged was enumera- rages they committed, upou entering this
Omaha, July SC. Five companies of the IMITATION' ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY. WALplace; but let it suffice to say, that almost
Davis, Beauregard Jc Co., entreating other ted.
NUT, OAK, AND C1IKSRT FCRNITUKE; MAregiment of Nebraska volunteers, Col.
Scott expected to march upon our left every house was entered, aud the whole 1st
of our citizens to fall in with his crew.
commanding, left in the steamer
Slioyer
HOGANY. WALNUT, AND OAK HALL AND
They remained on shore all day, Ridgcly, wing, turn it with ease, get in the rear of property of every description entirely de- West Wind this morning for St. Joseph.
PAItLOll CHAIRS; JNNY USD AND
stroyed.
in the meantime, becoming beastly intoxi- our little army, said, with his overpower"cannon with them.
of
pieces
two
They
ROCKIXQ CIIAIKV; DOUBLE CANE.
take
ing forces, surround and cut us to pieces,
cated.
The house of our Senator, II. W. Thomweather is extremely warm and the
SKAT DINING AND SEWING CHAIRS; DIletters, fouud upon the field and as, seemed to be the especial object of The
The citizens met and quelled the traiheavy.
are
crops
ROOM
NING
AND CHAMBER
tors for a time, but last night, alter being along the line of retreat, state this fact in their hate. They mounted tin fences of
CHAIRS; TEX1TUX. HEMP AND COTTAGI
JekitrsON Citt, J uly 0. The convenreinforced, they agiin assembled on the plain words. Others, which I have read, his beautiful enclosures, yelling like
declared vacant the offices of CARETS; AND FRENCH ENGRAVINGS (IN
bank of the creek, and yelled like savages request of distant communications after fiends, aud soon entered his house Mid en- tion
GILT FHAMEh).
Sunday next, to mail future correspondtirely demolished every thing of value in Governor, Lieut. Governor and Secretary
for the Confederate States.
and the scats
ents to Ma lass is or to Richman d, as the it. The houses of poor wid ws and other of State by a vote of 56 to
ATAl't'TIOX!
of
preoeut
the
members
General
otthe
may be.
citizens 6hared the same fate.
MORNING (THURSDAYS AU"
The Ktixed avd Wounded at Manas- case
declared
by
a
vacated
Assembly
weie
vote
same
The
gentleman,
from whom I have
A GUsf 1?T. AT IU O'CLOCK.
Germantown, a village composed of mesas A dispatch to the Charleston Courier gathered the above
of
-' to 28.
anil nonsekefp-iin
details,
states
entirely,
chanics
CyThoge
also
that
wait
wa3
it
burned, aud all the
of the 25th 6ays :
The Convention adopted, without matearticles would .io well to ttna uiiale. Our
the time of several thousand of the volun- neighboring
despoiled and rial
CoL Wade Hampton and Gen. E. II.
11. and sirend Inrtices
to
are
whole
the
of
order
the
alteration,
it
remainder
teers
expired on Saturday, but they were pillaged; but, thank God, we begin to see
Smith, who were wounded, are doing iuformed
b closed our to py rvh advance.
of the report of the committee of eight, uiut
that they couldn't be paid otT until the end.
CO.. Auctioneer.
jjUl d2
8. G. JlkNItY
well. The list of killed and wounded in the following
reported.
as
heretofore
Monday,
Every
office
lawyer's
and
not
wou!d
then
and
enwas
6tore
J lampion's Legion is the only official rewill
Convention
The
appoint
unless they participated in tered, libraries and private papers entirely
port not yet completed. There are no be discharged,
forward movement of Sunday. Thus defaced und destroyed, and you may well a Provisional Governor, Lieutenant GovYankees this side of the Potomac. The the
Secretary of State.
forced
into
the
OP BUSINESS!
battle and defeated. It is no imagine the joy we experienced when we ernor, andGamble,
woBDded are well cared lor, and are 6ent
of St. Louis, John B. CHANGE
Judge
wonder
that
saw
they
when
they
gallant
the
retreated,
Colonel
enter
in
pursuit
We
of
are
vicinity.
buryto the towns in the
Gen.
and
Thomas
L.
Price
Henderson
are
went
straight to Washington and demand- the demons. I have not time to write more
ing the enemy's dead and carina: for thi ed their
S. ROTHCHILD,
each spoken of for Governor. They are
wages, that they might return to now, but more anon.
wounded. Their loss is about S00 killed, their homes.
men. The Convention will
P. S. I open to say that the gallant Colo- all Union adjourn
Sseond and Third
On Market ftreet. lttoe
3,000 wounded, and 1,000 taken prisoners.
doubtless
Our men have not yet completed the nel is now in possession of the flag they
Jfa. S17. Souih tidt,
Oars is about GOO killed and 1,200 woun ded. burial
of the enemy's dead, and they yet raised upon the court house, and the very
announce to the eltlienj of LoalsTtlle
TV0ULD
From Baltimore.
remain by scores upon the held where they large flag which they boasted was to wave
VI and Ticinity. thmWie haa opened a larre Al he
AND COMMISON BUSINESS, where
Baltimore, July SO. It proves to be unstream of salt water was yesterfell, black, mangled, putrifying masses over Manassas.
on hand a Urge lot of DOMKSTI0
have
true that the Confederates gave the Fededay struck eight feet one lech below, low of what was once humanity, filling the at.BOOTS AND SHOES, and
During the battle of Bull's Run, ral troops at Newport News notice to quit. GOODS
water mark, in blisting for a founda tion mosphere with stench.
CLOTHING, at auction price.
t
Auction Salee erery da from 9 until U o'ciooa.
for the new water works building. A botIt is worthy of note In this connection James Woolridge, of Capt. Blaiikiushlp's The Confederate flag of truce was sent for and
in the evening from 7 until 10 o'clock.
tle of it has been submitted for our in- that many of the bodies had lying near (Ga.) Company, who was wounded, made another purpose.
Sale promptly attended to.
On the arrival here of the steamer Baltispection. It should be thoroughly ana
Cash advanced on consignments,
them a pile of crackers and a cup of wa- lor a tree, which would afford him protecmore, with CoL Duryea's regiment, SaturThis ie, we believe, the hrst time a ter, which had been left by onr volunteers tion, but just as he arrived there a
N B. All persona Indebted to mo will plea
accounts will bo
day, several contraband negroes who had come forward and settle, orforthecollection.
vein of salt water has been struck in this as sustenance until they conld be removed
came op, who disputed the possesthe hand of aa officer
Ticiniij. Cin. Enq.
sion of the tree. Woolridge ran his bay- smuggled themselves on board, were point- putm2Sin dtf
- ROLHCUILD.
from the field.
We have several surgeons who are pris- onet through the Yankee, killing him in- ed out to the police by the Colonel, and
stantly. A Federal officer then rode up, they were immediately arrested and placed
Coatzacoalcoa pro oners, bat they refuse to do anything whatjyThe steamship
reeded from Alexandria down the river at ever for their wounded comrades. They and while Woolridge's bayonet was still In custody.
on an entertainment trip have thus imposed upon us the duty not in tbe body of his victim, ordered him to
10 a. m.
From Trenton.
by M. O. Roberts, Esq., her owner. She is only of administering relief to the livinir, surrender. The proposition, however, did
n
pounds washed and rx- Trextos.N. J., July SO. Goveronr
to try Gen. James' celebrated rifled canon but of performing the offices of humanity not aecord with Woolridge's idea, for in an
WASHED WOOL wanted
a call from the general
AUeUUU
received
was
instant
bayonet
his
withdrawn, when
on the trip. A large company of
for the dead.
for which wt will Py the highest market
regiments
five
for
volunofficer
he
the
of
gentlemen were aboard. Wassathave
full
benefit
Government
the
of
to
It,
perfectly
appear
be
NOCK, WICKS
CO.,
The prisoners
nrice.
Main street
hington Star, 'tfth.
teers for three years or the war.
jell
isfied with their treatment, and frankly ac- - and killed him, too,
t,COO Federals Killed ISO U Hi;
Ambulant-on. TwoOveiCanities.1,000
HlanJvCt
1,200
coals
nndau I in a. en e amount ui Array
Iannsas The I'ieM
.Second Rattle.
I'loni
of
tie
iba.-sa- e.
ABE
Sil?E.lE BU1AT0R
KeWiSI
ive
I'or
EYA.wILI.K,
LOlIIbVILiLXj;.
:J0.
jlvlx
wi:n.EsnY siuhm.m;
ns i.t tr
rrr ttt thk m
uuats l
Reason
I
Acts.
two-third- s
i
g
JIISSOITRI MATTERS!
iuc.aj
d
1
l.
u
them-jacIv-
loo-it- i
IVTO.'l INDrLSO.V.
I
C
o;.tuo,
kj. Kva
I
aa.ft.VALS. Jvly
Troy;
v Ui.
t.MTED br.VTt!
tL
Tae
y.
the-ar-
-
11
Ni''
P.il,
k Oil HE.t
r KtcLR.
V. 3. Xa-Cunt. An.irrwi,
i
.e!y lroci.PoitUi..i
ti.T:y .f )Murd or to
For freight or p.:u-r- ?
pj.-;-
y '
Voox;s.ti ( a.. a t
The Kivf.r commenced reeedicg :
day, with lour feet and an Inch or two
.V Ji.
IL P
KK T KOU
water in the canaL Ihe weather wa
" i r. -- ofrn a i KV .i - ille.
steamed
cloudy and tool in the nioruing, with a .Ufw--?r.irr
MAm.M.; GEM.
light
but very warm in the evening.
rmA Wi'.l leave Lui ilk-- for anv
At Cincinnati, yesterday, ihe river had rV
fallen borne seven inches. i:h !. 1iivr riin
sp;.y on l.o jr.I or to
rot frciKtil or
iu the mcrnicz.
it. 1. CU HKV. Aient.
The Ciucinhati Enquirer, of yesterday,
Va't Wall street
announces the following as the list of Navy
TI HlttV p KKT FROM
(Government) pilots lor the war Heel of REGI LR
fr: :ir sea ;a..sencrr sreame 4
a,
!r"" a .The
We understand that the followin-- person
LoL IsVll.LK. J Couihe. master I
HU1 le:vs
have been sworn in as pilots ou the three
hj e at 1 o cln,-P. M.
.
I
Caff-e-
gun-boat-
1
;
m5i
I.t'Tinifiin
...j
John and Cuarles fcebm-tiiin- .
Jox-pMet am
, , .,..,..
Hniiaia .MtenDoroueti,
iwu,
and Aarou Jordan.
f$T Thanks to Mr. Dve, clerk of the
Trio, from Kentncky river, for a mauirest.
iiid
Kesolar U. S. Mail Lane For Uen
vrrvo,
and Uurdiy.
The Trio, Capt. Combs, returns to
BR
tiKBI R;, LEtVrUORTH,
and all points along Kentucky FOR
MKHH K POKT
D
LO EKpoKT,
river this evening at '2 o'clock.
U. I.E.
H H
V
I. TO . T KLL
J I TV, TKV. RfH hPOK r, mVK
23f The Poland started down the river
RO,KVA.NLLK A.0 IIE.UHU.Vib.
yesterday to ply the Evansvllle or some !L ' s Th;p,,t?:'! ,:r,,'eT,K','steaia- other trade.
t-'
' grher.tu.iinp.ui
Cart.
J. M. Are
will lenv
i
on every
The Masonic Gem. Capt. Caffrey, is Monday and Friday
tW
at a o'rh, k P M
And
the
steamer
LINDEN.
the regular mail, passenger, and iret'ght
Cat.!. Andrews, wl'i
Loui!iille eTery
,
and
locket this evening at 3 o'clock Irom Port- hfave atfrom
a o'clock P. M.
land fur Henderson aud all way points.
board or to
f or freihtor pasaace 5PlTM. jor.iiVMN.
I.
RT The Linden, Capt. Andrews, is the iel2 t
N. 7 WallAent.
AtrMt.
mail packet in place ol the little Grey Eagle for Evansville, Henderson, and all way
U.w.M.IL LITtK FOa THX KAftT.
places this evening. The clerk, Mr. Lusk,
is always attentive.
steamere
v. Jg-ifpTRADfc.it aai JAOB
trrai
w
feUAPU No.l waiea
for
BVEttY
RECEIPTS UK T 11
CUtUSui
MOR.l.6
At 13 0 clock, which Insure :'a aaktn; ef the I
o'clock mown- fey
Car-rollt-
V.
-
Lni-vill-
y
H'e.lnr-tda-
sator-day-
lp?W
:ER,
Embracing only
U14
eonaectims
iiIrod from
tu the Nortu and
paa-tajapn.i 93 biarJ ervo
Mall LlneWaarf-i-j- .
foe; Tluidureet
.
import.
J.:
Ppf
CIXCrXXATT
packages butter,
1.
tor freight or
a
1 cak liicou. II B e liilord
M
vuiive. n iu uaj- -u uo,.nurew riuctiauan
&, Co
23 tux collce, Sc.iliy 3 cask bat on, to
& bro
1 t
k ba ou, 10 bax'-- cotfee,
Bushman TM ba codec, Newcorub Jc Bro 12
,1 ...
bans corn. M.;rk-- i Ji l.l.U il,ijL-- r 1......
& co 100 b!.U whisky, Ioem A Ilu he
vi
ca k baron, Guthrie Jc t o 7 hhd tobacco, 18
boxi'S tobacco, ti bales hops, ft boxes cheese, s
UJ.
bid alcohol, consignees
KENTUCKY KlYKR TVr .t...m. tvi
l'l ba's oat, McCatlum ? hhd tobacco. !iih-WarCUOUSeS
7 hlllls tilh:v.i Pi. r
100 hogs, package lurniture, lot sundries, to
ee
tl
lac dt
woticsT
"
swawersCHAaLET
J??K "arivsJtd
aa
ViUaLt: n.a.
CfWtmillo thoroncb Pisa
retuy lor the season to doranaii
tia-towine to
any poiat above or beiow .a
iTZ?113-
w
i
hrJs.of
tne
reasonable rt-Bcln in
ooairurn. ;oev will te h to laipart
s.
l the most
evi-oce.i
ati3loa
" n(re ,nir services.
,
srare or H
corner ci rouria MuioK
Water street. wlt
aai
with prompt atten'.!3a.
...
Wl,a
.
meet
.
Alcx-indria-
e
ins
tp?.!-
o'cii-c-
i t0..iA(nt.
i
.r;HK.Ll.E
M
i Oi
TT
at i
int..
wharf.
Superior. Cia;
.
a e wi I'.iurs.la.
..si'.ivrl. fr.jia tit
t at pari
'.. :.
nith p.ivUeae I
!y 01 boar-- t orto
t.
ri
AM
si
TI.
S
Df?AS.rci:3.
IicLili-r.'ui!- :
W.:i
'
.IBl f,
COLl
cviao.
...t ... ....
The'.:
"st., at 4 u'vWk P.
a
S. a - Tli.- - r
Tii!
a,. I ti...i ;t. Lj-- .s
t ri
rerii.,n 2.
f. t Ue..ttr
M'..-lwJ31
;.!
.M:fc,nic liem.
.
IVa;
rili?ril.
ter..f.
!.
INl-K-
S.irenor. rtn;
j'ij
tf.r Saatnooi'.
MAOMC
Tr.o,
31
To Da y
isa Jdhtrtitnt.rUl,
wa. V
?ir Jtur'.icul'.rs
k.
.T7" .A
TAXBL. CapUla.
Ki.
AOTICE.
C3?Si many
cf aiy "INFANTRY AC
BITLE TACTICS" havina '.ate!? !.e-- n puhUshed. I
think it due to both the Pu&Lc a 1 Puhasher3 to
state:
That the COPTRIGIIT ETITIX of my IN FAX-TUand RIFLE TACTICS. piMNhtd by 5. H.
O lF.T7.EL A CO.. is t',? e COVPLETE. COR-
OFFICE LOUISVILLE COUKIE1I,
Ti'esiut, July 3J. f
There is nothing new to report in commercial Circles
Th rifn.-mfor
the leading article of tr:.,!.
c...u RECT and REVISED E.litlf.n. ar. I t!iis Edition only
The receipts of wneat continue small, but contains the improvement anl ehknpes which I
cquai 10 tne ueuunu. Money matters are have recently made, adaptir.4 tbe nunaal to the
e of the arms ftmer;iv In the hands of the
unchanged.
troops In the Confederate
Flock and Grain Hale of
hhu
o.k) bnshels wbt-- it
flour at $4 ;)0('5
at
ooVaCoc; ','00 bushels corn at 40e; oats are
lirm at oOc.
Whisky Sales of 000 bbls at 141 'c.
SlIEETlSGs Js.ilea of lit) blc
t 01
C .'c.
Batting Small sales at Vie.
Potatoes Sales ol 12d bill nnf.unN
$1 OOtfl
t
t
W. J. HAHDE2,
Dailf Reriew Louisville .Market.
Colonel Confederate States Army
Foar Moaa.ts, June
vi.
JUST OUT!
THE IMPROVED EDITION
.
Culese Small sales at Tc.
GllOCF.KIES
Sales V hhda siimr it VSV
0c; 40 bbls molasses at o.'c;
bags coT-lee at 16.;c.
Pnovisioxs
There
OF
HARDEE'S
nothing doing .
U
b--
Wil-lard- 's
o
e,
s
TELECiKAPl'l
MARKETS.
Cincinnati. July
30- -r.
.
yiour unchanged; demand in qnite liiiht: u- (WQ-IX
extra
family
35,
and
pertlne$:i
'l
$!&t
fancy brands $-- C'4 75.
ool demand for
wheat at T0!s.7:i for red. uud 80jA?5 for white.
Corn firm at
Oat in light Mipplv aud buo
yant at 23. Some partie asking 21. Whisky
advanced to 14 and in rood demand. Xo change
in provision and nothini done mes pork ut
hulk meats 4.
$14 50; bacou Z.r und
: 200U acmanu lor ura at fcjts.H,
latter lor
kesr; groceries firm and in moderate demand at
for cotlee, aud Sif for
h (a'J for suar, 11 4
molasses.
TSsw Tops, July C) r. n.
Cotton market continues iu fair rcaucct but
materially restricted by the firm
ness of holders; sales ol 1,1 v. bi.les at Vt t it
middling uplands.
Hour market loss uoin; tne market for
common ami medium sondes are o cents lower;
s.iles of i:i.C0bbis at $1 0to$t U5 forsnper-tln- e
State, and $1 25f.4 50 for extra do, 1 Ik)
to for mpertme w estern, ana fl
40
0?
for common to mcdiniti esira western.
Whisky market continues dull and drooping
sales 25 bbls at IT.
(irain Wheat the demand is K'Js' active and
the nixrkct scarcely so firm to sell freelv the
holder would have to eubmit to a decline of ut
bushel of
least 2 V bushel; Sides of
marw inter reU western, $1 UQ1 11. Corn
ket opened steady aud closed a shade firmer
w ith a brisk demand for export and home con
sumption: sales lfil.Ouo huhels at V(tAi tor
very choice w estern; 44(g,4v for western yellow.
lTovisions rork maiket is a shade firmer;
moderate business doine: sales 4."iO bbls at ilj
jOfor mess and $10 2.1C11U M tor prime.
Lard coutinues steady; sales !U0 bbls at 8 ij,'
auction
0
y
KLIZA-EEI-
.V-
c
farm-house- s
AUCTION NOTICE!
tA
RtADY-MAD-
Oat-do-
WOOL WANTED1
AI-de-
distin-ruishe-
d
y
lt
i a nnn
linme-diaU-
.
RIFLE
TACTICS.
o.
iul
punh-hmeu-
y
AND
New York Stock 3Iarket,
Kxw Tori, July .v r.
Second Bard - Stocks a shade higher; onlj
moderate business doing:
l'V
N.York Central --."' Harlem
111. t'etitral Scrip R2l4
Ilanem preierr a 21
21
Pacific Mail Co. Ztu
Krie
Teueessee 6s ... 42 V Missouri Sixes.. 41
Treasury f., 2 j . ft.
1'. S. 5s T1; coup 7.
SI
N. Carol iua 0"s.. i'l'i,
Ohio 6"
CO
Georgia 's
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Cincinnati, July :i0 p. sc.
Exchange is firm at ?i preia'.nm.
Priiatc
LiOUISVUJLli,
JItdical Disofasary,
Published and :cr Sa!a
BY
S.H.GOETZEL&CO.
;"We
be leave to ca 1 ?isb"J .ignition to tbe
fact that onr edition of COL. II taiEE i TA CTIC3
revi.-e--l
is the only one that b
hy
rtvecti.the celebrated author uud thi july oue secured by
.
Confe.li-ra.yin the
Tlie work i pui.lUhed
at.
Iu 3 vols., houn.l, Stnio.. wir'j
..2 50
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pamphlet, "ri
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at.
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at.
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Theprlcels.il-raysr.c.lerrtwhole
set
lf.'r the
of the two vo!umts, on rec-if which we will
to a!l part. of
mall them and prepay Wi
Military Comr
.i
the Confederacy.
panies, who order largely, will receive a liberal
discount.
who aresetl
Those Booksellers and Publ"-h-in S?rUI0l"3 EDITIOJIi of COL, IIARDEirl
TACTICS, will have to sndcr ti penalties of the'
law: and the.-- who are buv:n; rjca editlor. we
beg to assure that they a r all mutilated edition,
those Improveand that not one of them
ments andchane? which Col. Ilardee but recently
adopted, and which can nnly be f uad in that edi
tion, which we now brinj beJjr?) tae public.
len
:e,
ie
Mot respectfully,
co.,
S. II. CIOETZEL
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AND PfBLIS
MOBILE,
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by tbe barceand
for saU. ar all
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biACU SOTToM
COAL at much io wer 1
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at14 dt
Third treet. pear corner ef Main.
lowejma.-ki-
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Conducted on ths Ewrcptan TUit.
For the Cere of all Private Diseases.
Tho-- s
afflicted W.th anj
d'lXaae of a 1?miatx
who wuaid escap
the impoi.rioe ci :teotz
qukcs. ' thoald not fill to
.rend "D. Gatbs Hkivat
on 8i- 'MtwOAi.
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in ctA:e af health and
rn!t&! rrar.j nl hoth
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Tr?atin 00 all jr!vt 41seas lac; Jett
nad es
to both bxc, uon is zneral
-reiiiaetu, itn
ml dtlilto', aotitary habits.
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to
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bTindnlftirKttnsolltarvajiblto or e(cessive IndiiU
ceace of their pakaiot:. hv produc-!- d gxn:i:l
!n adTacceo' thel r jart.
weakness, oradebilit
w iheir form? heulUi At
may be rst.-revioi
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wh--
of their
1 1
froin
oft&n;
dancer to tii'.:h or
k
root.iij
nv caaive. wiaato
rings, can do yo
?ricc
mu. i m.
3rid two po.ta-f- f stamps.
m a.n
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PILLS 1 ife nd effeetnal rtmed for Irretralarl.
Ao. Price, by tnaiL 41aadi
ties,
pojtA-- - ?tr.p.
C At" Tit N .'These Pm sboold not ba tak-- n
faaasAJiOT.u they art tor to product mis- OiaaiAca.
To cerioca at distance, who wlah to be rnrd at
home, we wiU. on the receipt of a brief rtateraent
of their caae. end a lint of inch e.netions a w
would aak on a peraona! Interview, and on receipt
of the Kt filled out, we will forward medicines par
tieulary adapted to the ease, free from damitt-- e
obeervation. to aaj part of the coontry, with full
directions for mse.
Consultation may be held from 9 A. M. to 1 P. 4L.
(or Sunday froci 8 to 11 A. .M.) ai hi office. Northeast, corner of Third and Marketu
Private,
entrmce on TLlrd street. Louis ille Ky.
above bocines will hereafter be eondnetea
HThe
nderthe name and style of DR. H. G. MILLta h
CO.. to whoa ail orders and letter should be addressed. Dr. GATES can, a heretofore, be eon.
wltd personally, during btiMnea hour, on all diseases on which hi book treats.
th Bam an
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Seed and Agricultural
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ALLO TTED. H UELE LL.Sc
QUOTATIONS NOT
taken.
W' ite flat Dutch (deairahla for table
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In ?prnnj)
F.irly Ked. or Purpie Top
WJ
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to
nuit
b
M'iiiH Stone
Winter, or Rioina
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Liberal IJicoant to tbe Trade.
J. D. BONDCRANT.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
VO
FREIOHTS wiU M received at Ihe Tepot
1 tbe Louisville and Nautili Sal.road after 5
o'clock P. M.
VT. ?
ARRIS, Arnl
irM dtf
The White Salphar Springs,
Greenbrier Cosnty, Ya.
THIS
celebroted Wafer'ne Plae will b onec)
reception of visitors on tbe ljtn Uwt,
TUUI9 OF
BOASJk.
For th'rty davs or lews
n 54 per day
For any period alter the expiration ef
per day
3
0 day
While tervtnt
price. Children ander It
d
and over 3 year and colored srTnts haif price.
N. B. An abundant supply ot ice ha been secured.
.
ijX dtawlr
J. HQTPHKETa. rrwl.iem.
it.
Of all kinds mad to order hi the bert
nd most approved style and at the vary
lowest price. Persons in want ef any.
thine in my Has will nleasa siva mat
call tflird door from Main, on Third street.
JOHN CROSS
my7dSn
CO.
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SHOEMAKERS WANTED
OR Jl SHOEMAKERS
1
.pj
ATTENTION!
JWANTIO to make Iwip aadIabvill
Saddles Harness, Sword., Pistols
and Military Article,
ZOUAVE CAPS jiUt received at
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A. CKAIU'BL
OTST
1861.
IlirPLG,
SEW CROP READY FOR
Tsr.sa
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thick work.
Constant
employ-
sent and prompt pay. Enquire t
CO..
R. S. HOLUNS
4 Ion Block. Nnvil o.Tepn.
jy dim
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t3 REWARD.
fTRATID. a lante Brindle COW;
small streak of whit
mark, eveest
a down tbe back, and a small piece out
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the left ar. Kctmrn to Uie corner
of Uray ana Wcond,
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