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POT- SSD. PEARL ASHES, SALERATUS; LIN;
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PBODEMS, .710. - 243 Marty. street, P/i.talmrgh,Pa.
flbolca brands of - Floarlor.B.dms and ramtly•aa•
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stmts. Pittsburgh. - wi.h7
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IS DING% PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES Ann
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viii ctmtinue the basins's at - the old eland, and will
helpmeet! to the patronage of hit old Mende
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WM. H. KIRK PATRICK & CO.,
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0 , Jobbers to OOPPNE, N. 0.- NUOA.B and
ILO ES,uIINBLNEIt diltiAllit and NYBOrni.
runme, BACON, TOBACCO, 'TEAS, RION.
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ON /111711 N, NUTS AND ancsa, CAN
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• d Wood street, &boss Minh, Plttibarth;'
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Oomamma Itlzaraasts, and dealers la all
of Com= PLODUCIII AND PME11:17all ZILLXV•
30.14210.1 saa 'Uttar,: %met, opposif.• bead of
straw ab• 1 .
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nunienners of WIII, LASHES AND SWITCH.
and aTary dayalption prIAATEIND }MAID=
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PAIN, BY THY WM OP AN 'APPARATUS
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pfedirel gentleman and ,tbeir AndßesAmea , had
their teeth extracted by my promo, end ere ready to
ti
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lb* bantrery, Bwrlng no knowkdge of my
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MITTNICIIALiZII7,H tonnala oar; sty*
charges, very low; - Inwranted in ill atm to twa
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GENERAL POPE'S NEW POSITION
OUR ARMY NOW ON THE OBIENBIYR
Wassurrrow, August 26, 1862..
Prom *peace: of General Pope's staff, who
left the headquarters of the Army of Virginia
this morning, I have one or two facts not
without interest.
The Rappahannock Ithe Is alandoned, and
our forces hive fallen back another position
ten miles to, the rear. Gen. Peposwas notions
In discovering, what it may be presumed the
rebels knew all the time, that the Rappahan
nock, above its ftmetion with the Rapidan, is
'fordable in many places where there are no
established and nonrated fords. With the
rivet at its ordinary bight, therefore, t. 40 til•
bela might have chosen an unguarded point-%,
for slong.• 11.110 of moh extent it is obviously.
impossible to defend every point—and mess•
ing by night, might have established a heavy
force on the northern bank, cutting in two the
line of defense and the co-operating forces,
end seriously compromising both wings of the
Union army. The attack on our center _at the
railway bridge, moreover, showed th at ths
strength of that position Lat.briers overrated,
and all circumstances seamed to melte in cog
paling that the Rappahannock:is:blob fop the
moment had served us so well, hoth as a bar-.
tier and a strategic line, had no permanent
valets as a defensive front. i
When the Aver rose end thieatened the
safety of the railway bridge, li was at diet
reckoned a miefortune, - but the delay *blob
interposed to the rebel movemin4 was more
than a compensating , advantage. Profiting
by the conditions of the stream, which forbade
Loy effort: to emu It with heavy columns,
much - lure With artillery or wagons, Gen. Pope
again withdrew his forces in the face of the
enemy, and occupied, without serious loss or
hindrance, the line on which his army now
reposes. At the time of the dret retreat Abe '
movement-would probably have been e.
Uhl', for only the river could have cheated
the: swift approach of the rebel aflame, an- .-
raged by the unexpected eseapeef their out
-numbered enemy. Deliberately adopted ,now
and .successfully occupied in force, it may.
probably be accepted sa the true Hoe of de- '
fettle as long as defense "sour policy, and .the
true base of offense when a forward movement.
commencer...
Bull Run mountains, extending:southwest
erty from Leesburg, terminate near Warren
ton. Disconnected ridges guard their weatert4
lienk at the southern extremity, and the
wkole chain forme apparently sr barrier ' Ita
'passable except through Thtiroughfare Gap. :
It may be presumed thlAr GOA. ;rope's right
flank rests near the foot of them mountains.
The railway from Warrenton to the Junction
follows nearly the general course of the north
fork of the Rappahannock; and Is necessarily
;within our lines, the, center of Width raight
,find thrsJunetlon itself a eonvenlent pivot for
strategid- operations. Between the railway
ant Predericksburg is a. stretch of country
rather more than twenty miles broad, botind
ed' on the east by the Potomac. Fredericka - -
burg, of course, is retained in oar p ion,
and Acquia Creek, as wall as the rut of the
Potomac bank, Is to be defended.
It nem,- to.be considered that the main
form 'of the rebel, passed to the west and
north of.the original cantar of -our lines on the
Rappahannock. The cavalry dash on. 011 t•
lett's Station by way of Warrenton was only
-a meteoric detachment from .the main force,
and - probably indicated, as I have before sug
geited,, the near presence of, a hoarier' force.
When once the course of, the main whams
waeascertainet, Pope.drew In his long
extended flu ao meet them, sending Sigel
mania-dm right,..from_eaticithe had been
withdrawn last Thursday, .and polluting for ,
-the same purpose the other rather widely sep
arated corps. With the progress, therefore,
of the rebel columns moving:on the outer ant
larger arc of conoentrie circles, the whole line
of Gee. Pope swung round to the right,' and
changing the direction of Its front with rapid
ity and precision again waited the rebel ap
preach. _ This. i s movement which At the
outset 'L described by toying that the army
had fallen back. Relatively to the Rippe.- -
Mono - daft is a rearward- march; but in feet
it is • manstrker rather movement, and
consists simply. in keeping the: face of, the
army turned steadily toward the rebels. „ .
But for the rise of the .ReOPehennocic t a
Me • n
battle , would have en fought, Jut wet*
tween the two armies. Jackson, leading the,
Ovum, se berets, messed the river with his
eerie, and the rest of the army - was to have
followed. "Once over, It would_ lune had no
oboice barer) fight, and if .bhaten oonld hare
escaped aanThilatioa only by - I.lmaand,ar. ;for
the swollen rivulet its rear bailed:all retreat.
It may be presumed that the rebels were well
-aware of the reinforcement. rapidly sent for
ward- to' Pope. It would be did:Walt to say
what ,fact Important ai to the caMpsign they
may not be protumed to bi aware of.
lad, therefore, the alternativei of - hiunidiate :
inittle or retreat. Compelled to. deter _their
attack, they are already rattutlog, _but
whether only from their trot position or In
mirth of a defensive lice, may basalts gnu-
The „lunation of tbe &Intim of McClellan and
Burnside with that of Pope was etenounced by,
the conservative press days ago, apparently
without oillection or remonstranee on the part
of the military authorities: ' Pesiihly, theme
fore, it may not be imprudent to say now that
the aaaounoemeat when drat toads wu pre.
Mature. - A portion of the tones of each have
boon for sometime with Ppper, Tart of finra
ttde's Joined him before the retreat from . the
Replete*. Part of. MeCiellan't inched bite
'Mon after, and a mach larger onmber has by
tkie time passed ender hie eommand.
'Who
i t ,
• graft. et ones the moored emotion, 'Who Is
. command the united mimic. ilf - Tireirdiaend
t re Potomac, rugmeoted alio LI they will be
reinforoements and independent corps? If
anybody can yet sumwer it he keeps his own
counsel., Tbit It ilillaot ke Xoclellest seems
etortala.
• ! There he. been no fighting of consequenoe
Maas the date of your last letter" from the
army. The news from headquarter' is simpiy
that all Is quiet, and'ell
.prospeats favorable.
What the eibenendoab may bring forth be,
=perhaps, a question not to be &eked without
'aoliety, but the answer must be speculative .
'Oursly, and I [orient.'
How indelibly the telegraphic estneorship
is administered may be Judged from one tact
among others. • • - • " • '
When the Journal. of yesterday morning
announced that half the Ist New Jens, oav
airy bed been captured last Wednesday, be.
yond the Raieeeheatioelt,L-seught to tele
graph a cent:odic/low, knowing. the foot to
beetherwlso, and hoping to relieve the acs:
lacy of friends. But permission was refelsed e
though, the event was one of fait week, and
had already. beets annoat6d with enggera
tiourill over the North. Yesterday's , hater
eantaine4 theepeellSolleplell - whleh the: tale.
irenie would not Transmit: . . , . • i • .‘i
Thera i" same - doubt tow, eampletely a*
rshele,have pommel them/Ives of .iieneral.
Pope's peperrby the dub at Oetlett'e. 'ldle
Adloteat-Clemaral's dealt le_said to ha_ ad
taltilhetli tails hll-: , Vista-, W0k5."...,,, vet t
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broken open—rather an unlikely story It
I. certain:that all papers were' In the wagensi
and that the rebels had acoesi to everything
unleas what thej overlooked.
Capt. C. N,GouLding, Assistant Quarter
master,-who Was mipturedLhat night, held at
Gen. Pope's headquarters a place of great re
sponsibility and difloulty,,not easily filled In
his absence. He was Chief : Quartermaster
under Gen. Fremont, and the arduotis
administration of.the, Mountain Department,
acquired& very high reputation for ability and
integrity. Probably he might have escaped
If his first thought had been for his own safety,
but his first care was for the property in his
charge. Friends and. acquaintances will re
gre:
his loss for his personal; orth, not less
than the Department for biacflfalal capacity.
ALEXANDRIA Va., August 28,1862.
Mr. Lincoln said during the existence of
the Department of the Rappahannock, that a
heavy dew caused a freshet 14 the rivers of
Virginia. The, smart theeder shower of last'
Friday evening probably delayed &great bat
tle. on the north aide of the 'Rappahannock.
From prisoners taken in the 44 skirmishes,
and from many other sources. I have: teamed
that it was the Intention of Gen. Lee to arose
his entire army during Friday night and the
day following, and attack Gen. Pope before
the reinforcements from McCiellap's army ar
rived upon the ground. Before the army of
Virginia made it. masterly retreat before the
eyes of the `whole rebel horde, it was supposed
that the Rappahannock could be passed at
only six or seven different paint", but it soon'
!became evident that the entire stream from
Sc. milea above Warrenton Springs to the
main body of the river was one grand ford,
and that the rebel army could almost march
up to its beaks in line of battle, and walk on,
the bed the river dry shod.
The old fords of long eletidloir were closely
watched and eironfrly guarded:hut to the sur
prise of our ginera4, rebel ikirtnishing par
,ties *exit discovered' crossing at points imp
posed to beim - passable, coMpelling us to shift
our ground oonstantly to prevent being out
flanked. The dash of the rebel Gen. Stuart
was but a preliminary skirtnishizi part to pay
off Gen. Pope. for some of. hi, Western raids,
and also to conceal the more entendre Move
mints. of '
Daring the night while Stuart was rambling
Inthe tritaki'of Gen. Pope, and obtaining
clean linen'enough to last throtigh the season,
Jackson cruised ,his whole corps at half a
dozen points above Warrenton Springs. Jack
son, wording to the_ programme, was to en
gage the right of Gen. Pope, drew off his at
tention if
` possible from his left and center, so
as to give the main body of the 1.6141 army an
opportunity to meta at other'fords than those
guarded by ne, and then when :safely ... over
take the risk of the moat deperste conflict of
The programme imecoeded so fir es Jackson
was coruierned. .He crossed the river. Stuart
'performed his part. well, and both; rebel and
national army are today teojoying_the puri
ties! joke bs played off upon Gait., Pope. But
Providence in this Instance, feerned to be upon
'our. side. A heaiy blackisibud rese In the
Weit, and at *boat midnight brirst in a furi
ous !stored . on both armies. was too dark
4 see the lards, even if they could have: been
passed. The *term continued all night. In
the morning the river had become impassable.'
Gen. Lee 'could not pass, and. Jackson was .
alone- on this side_ of the stream; Gen,. Pope
could not learn the exact strength of Jackson,
and did net fed strellfl enough to engage the
Whole ermyitheritfore he t t
did cut the of:
itemise. jaehron,,lpotolog that Lee could
Pot reinferiae him, kepeoleie'to" the river and
?he busties;:abd ste the; river fell; reeroseed It
and jeltied the Main ! liodrof the array. But
for Gas : thunder storni the greatest battle of
the war would hare been fought; before this;
end God alone knows with whous would have
been the victory.
The day following, the Army ;of Virginia
;.! f ell back from-the, line of the Itrippahannock
end tatited the enemy to cross, but he polite;
ly declined the ineitation. To-day your cor
reepondent understands the' National Limy
Quircessurnee tho - liffitiiive:l6 - AlaaD4On for
, ever, It is to be' - 'l4ped, its •slinesrof retreat."
Persons who were attached to the staff of
Gen. Po and who were takenkrisoners by
,Stuart in his but raid, but who escaped at
Werientoti,'iny that the jot:minifested by
the althea" of Wurantoe upon' the /shirr of
Stuart'. Cavalry with their trophies exceeded
all! bounds. The population of the village
turned oat en amts. Ladies' ran up to the.
!soldier' and embraced . them s although many
of them were entire atrangers.. The only bell
left in the: village Meg out lotid end clear,
and blended its music with the cheers of the
thronging Villagers.
A burly negro. dresteid in Gen. Pope's best
uniform, with the stars of the Major General
glittering upon his shoulders, and mounted
fupon Gen.. Pope's best horse, rodein front of
Stuart, la Ail famous cavalry brigade marched
through the anew The negro seemed !out
' batrused, and hardly knew what; o make of
It; bat the motatude ecieled, that part of
the /permute haply. &image° in;ihe throng,
holoOTors Wilt net disposed to treat the new
Meijer General with the respect due to hie
reek. ' the Cavalcade • was about disap
pearing down there'd leading to Spierryville,
the ocititentser two or three highly-perfumed
Agge iplathed on the fine cloth of .Cuffee, and
soon led him.to,diseover that, instead of being
an object of reopen, he was one of the grosseat
ridicule. ,
Capt. Goulding, the pointer , and eMolent
Quartermatiter of, Gen. Pope, was the only
ofeeer present to support 'the dignity of his ,
Major tiezierat But notwithstanding bb as
elution*. that .he' was. 1.., - Qoarteriaster, and.
fairly entitled ride upon a good horse, he
was compelled to walk through the duet and
act &spoon% to the sable gentlenrSri hiding by
64 side. The staff ,horses or Gen Pope were
&asked by the ladlei of Warrenton - with rebel'
colon'; taken treih iheir tont:tete arid aprons,
and 'suddenly iMproirisedinto rosettes. The
?littlest' darkey boys led them; and boas re
bel 'soldier was allowed to,toach :their batiks
uritit the fair rebels! had breathed a prayer
that Yankee staff.ollicers. would never again
ride them, late, battle.
TERMS
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`_,Trisoners taken in , thnskissaisbes along the
114, PPiihirtriook arrive daily. The num.
NW. Lakin silk" last..V.edricido reitehei near
-403? • ..‘ll;tierti of absurd, raliont are still
id oironlatinti;'isidirill oinititine t 6 be limiest,
until the' inipolitftibrdei of Gen: Halle.* is
recillid. 'The *Anbesslonists of Alexandria
originate most of-theca armies I and as there
lino one to.oontradlet:them, they soon and
Isis* numbets who : readily swallow the most
pSeposteroul,fehtehoode.
, .
tlt is believed here by thou who Understand
the !stations which esist between ibe oelullr.T .
'
and the North-Western Indians that thedis
hfutitty bith practl
erto oed by the overnatent
,
Agents toward the tuitions titbits Ms,quite at
tench to, do with the nuanumee or the teroutite,
whites as any dititireotion likily to hart bun
caused, by liemnistatfetalUirits.
‘'. For =M years ' Y ys • diming saviiiil 1 sitecestiti
Adatinistrationi'tlie - Utindilig of - the 816 - ux
aid Illtiopewsi 'by :their agents has beeri
Milhodieal and undlsgulstd. Ont. of -the lut
anue alDroted that the ofiltterwas l'irorth"
$ 00,000., .'. ~- • 'l. . , .. . . i : •
Of- tha. $76,000 appropriated , by Collette,
f r tbe educathin of the Sioux, and for M.
n ruoling-thamitsagrieultare,-it is notorious.
snot $5,000 - was timid 'for - thtir beinetit.
sting COmmistioneiot Indian Affairs Mix
t i s
Waived - the following letter to-day from the
. 1
fintierintendint of Indian :Affairs at Bt. Paul,
Mtnnesota t .- , . ..!. . .
Qommissioner Dole, myself and panty, left
aL.. Patti for, this slue Staten's,. . Whii*
tgo, tamped user here fait night we rewired a
dispatch ,from .the Cninpowa Agency, near
Crow Wing, and from Fort Ripley, informing,
't Of trotiblea asistlog it' the apttayllitat
seettatof the Indians had forcibly takon and
lillied thrower theOattleisethe agency: Ttre
agent ithmedillely Sent to the fort for traorti,
and about ton' went to his assistance, and by
itis orders" arrested a few Indians, and at.
*muted - to-arrest 'tttete leader chief,' Hole-.
ih.t.lii.Di4,ihit itisl OTttn,thle nprtiranoe Of
thiriolditri. - --'• '" ' . ' --- -7*
i They " followed him` to' ilia Mississippi,'
arittrate took' the only canoe in'thie vielnity
led crowd the river, and when' the "'oldie's
assehed thelankite liewi at them,, the, ball.
ettiking .within a law, feet.ot , timodioer , In
oonamandt... 3,,.., l-t -i , .. , ~
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1 He ordered his men tolltu. : • Two at- them
did se. The Sadhon.retathiti the Drs, The
rigors lized Illiiliker ToHitTe!.l.44, -1. 1 0 1- 111,-,
, .
W4enur(oxeiv:iug. p, 1862
TX 7tOODLt• UIDiANS
the-Day fall, but recovered himself and ran
-short distance, and fell again. Other fedi
ails apparently came back to his assistance,
and dually disappeared in the woods, on the
opposite of the Mississippi.
The soldiers could follow them no further
for the want of boats. They returned to the
fort, where the agent and his family are also
quartered for protection.
810EITART SEWARD IN 110071 TO 81/1 1101 a.
Secretary Seward left Washington to.day for
several weeks' sojourn at hie homein Auburn,
New York.
The rumor that Gen. McDowell has been
shot by thu. Blgel, or anybody else, Is simply
absurd, and hardly worth dental.
==!
The following appointmonts have been
made under the Direct Tax and Excise Law:
Wtanoserw—First District. —Thos. Emer
son of Racine, Colleotm; Chas. A. Bronson, of
ildwatikee, Assessor.
Second District.—Edward E. Wadswortb, of
Beloit, Collector; David Atwood, of Madison,
Asecesor.
Third District.—J. H. Wirren, of Albany,
Collector; Bernard H. Brisk's,is, of Prairie do
Chien, Assessor.
Bcnarth District—James If„ Babcock, o
Beaver Dam ' Collector ; Evan Hatch, of Oak
Held Center, Amereor.
Fifth Dletrict--Elorace hlerria63, of Berlin
Collector; George Geary, of Ochhosh, As
/6111110 r.
Sixth Distriot--William S. Prim, of Black
River Collector ; James B. Gray, of
Hodson, Assessor.
NrastaszA—Jiores Bullet, of Nebraska City
CollSotor ; Joseph E. Burbank, of Balls City
As .
EMI=
. .
The following additional regalatlons hams
been made in regard to stamp for prepare.
tory articles and= the direct and excise tax
law
:
7th. Where printing in m ore than'one color
is desired, the addidonal eapense mast
borneby the proprietor. ' '
Esolttamp most bsartheirords,or a
proper abbreviation of ~the Words, " United
States Internal Revenue '
, and the mime of
the article; also, in word and figures, the de,
- nominations of the stamp.
CLIICTLATION OF M1L4,14. NOTZa.
The law of Coagress,-passed I yeari
ago; fmit'idding the circulation in the District
of Columbia at bank or corporation notes be
low the denomination of $.5, wiU be 'trimly
enforced after. the AOth of September, sad of 7
tandem prossented according to the-statuie.
TbO m
overnent iseuos will supply the dell-
McCoy, amloonsequentli excludeforeiin notes
ofquestionable or counterfeit Character, sto
wellas genuine ones of small denominations.•
saalvst. Or Tag Ilthaenits FOSTAIBB
• XO/180/:
The government received a dMpatoh to-day
from Fortress hlonroeosaying that the Iron-.
sides arrived there last evening. , ller psi
fotmance had been satisfactory, though she
had; not been tested by a storm oriole, which
areifeirful trials for iron-cledi. - o:halide at
theiNavy Department seem-to-have.an idea
that the Ironsides will prove to be a fair sea
going vessel on aciciaut of the pecullaritY
berjconstruetion.
Bow to Curtta • Bad Matter
. .
'gnu following article, it appears to us,
deals with a question w_hich has excited a
good deal of discussion, and some appro..
heusion, in a common sense manner. We
do pot apprehend that the cue is near so
bad as rumors have made it out to be, nor
that it will work any disastrous :copse
quences: .
The rumor that General Pope lost the,
other day to the enemy all his °facial pa;
pers, dispatches, order books, inusterLiolla
and other most important ' documents, and
that these are now in the possession of the
enemy, naturally creates some uneasiness,
The raid on Catlett's, in the rear or our
army, like that of General Stuart around
the entire rear of General l'ifcClellan'spo
eition on the Chiekahominy, shows that with.
audacity and enterprise an active enemy
map easily put ua to blual l / 2 . and cause our
- commanders bitter mortification, if not ee;
rims lose.
Whether General Pope's papere did fall
into the rebels' bands or not is not yet cer.
'minty known. It ie, so far, a mere gneas^
of two or three newspaper correspondents,
who heard that Pope's private baggage wee ,
captured, and inferred that with his beet"
uniform coat:and Cocked, hat wielaid away,
complete plan of the campaign . If.this
were so, General Stuart need not have run'
the risk of a hazardous" expedition; for.two
or three expert thieves would' hare %/erred
MS tura aa well, and - Jahn B. Ployd'attaa
have been as efficient, ea en array rith
horse-piatols.
It may be true, however; that the rebels
bare been lucky enough to lay their hands
otti - the papers in questien.„_Bur even in ,
that case we doubt if they will benefit
much by their perusal., Whew General'
McClellan's engineer wagons were Centured
bY, the enemy before Richmond,'many , per
sona were greatly alarmed, 'thinking . ..the;
kdowledge which Lee and Johalteri .would:
gain from the plans, sketches, memoranda
anti other papers therein contained; weidd
enable them to fatally envelope er adrasi
tageously attack the army of theYetoMae.
But, so far - as tippeAra,,the enmity did,' not,
get any knowledge of use to him. In fact,
what he learned from - either Pepo's or Mc-
Clellan's. papers, could only ', dieceurage' •
biro, unless,- perhaps, it surprised him; at
the overwhelining foree whiehthe' rebell
have kept at bay In Virginia. , ,
But euPpose the apeoulationa of some of
Lour Contemporaries be earrecit,. and 'that
Lge hal by thie time read in the captured'
papers not only the plane of Gans. lialleok
and Pope; but the strength and. disposition'
of our forces, the ionditioa and position of
oar supplies,,he' times And plume .Where.
our armies are to join. What then?" It is
truly a iericas matter, or ratnor iris a'mis
chance which' - may beeorae a milifortune;',
unless prompt measures are taken tolern4;
vent. One of two courses is elicit uen.
Halle* for that purpose;, he mai, is it. -
mornininontamporary apparently believes
necessary, lie still until he ran form and .
prepare an entirelyabw"plan of campaign;
or he may, perhaps, more wiaely . hasten to
Move upon' the enemy at once, and express;
him and'solpureue him; and so incessantly
tight him that if Leo knew twice as much
ab liedece r atid if he had captured 'every
paper in the - Vas Department, wOuld
,tllll , O thluxto avail hliugelf of tho'kAeirl
edge thus gained." By . the" flit named
course we -alitinldTeiye which " the
nods uie to - strengthen their 'artilieei - '
and risk nothing which we must not risk,
elm or' ight months h ence,' we no still ito
• ••
long. ,
If we niakti light
- Of the reported lois of
Pttner:al papers, it is not to ''excuse
hitii;'" who, ttiless .
greatly bells his character, will ll bitter ly string by'lrhot r ho must, Aire' - Min=
adder a 3 pers onal 'and admirably
erect' inside to himettir: It .. .rather' that'
we do; not trust iLe rumor which describes
this loss to be so serious, `ire do 'not'big.
geiwlliat'eveit itaireleithealthrianderlthries.
his OPe*iiil*Stroand lodge in the
ithr,stikpoSsu ;;sae Whateri.ar'illorinatitite
Lee soviet from Popt'i'inspari;` it lie "in
Idelft has'th Will'ilarida to his ' Uatitibst,'
or to -eistroituaarso;
for, Onleii:X44th litti put ation
ahem dalmulente, he mU "see rant out fcics'
in adiffalarit to tioitt:irilitit' - ; Man'
than Lee can ;tether t w o meet' itilthif• isadv
that we ecinldfight our way m tbo _Rapt.
Pa>man4 into Malistondbyiptp-Wioat-a
"°""PileLtftitsglerontoo, skstlisitia -
800 3 1 ;SSOglitliiawiY;Inti - Miiloo iL aildWich•
Pqatpect.of equal $POt l 3 l4 ? -.-2 r. - r , ; 47 "# l *:
. - . ".
, ,
tits' ttiait 8611 13iiizeliiitt .10 'Du*
luive from deity en llan , Meolei~.
kiies. S - 7 ;
VOLUME LXXV---NO. '244
I.r.s intaams.
pF,OPLES INSIIIANCE COMPANY
Office, N. E. corner . Wood and Fifth Ste
FIRE AND MARINE INEIDALUN.
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town or C
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Ground rent, Otst,r SOU 69
Pima. B. 1t...00.1 6 port:mt. Mort . •
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(My of Phlladolnhki,per tee. 1.4111,.. - X" BOAC° 08"
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bonds, mot •
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'Stott of Othuity 1,050 1:0 •••
Scat of iltkiititri;ll, - 5.1.ni05int0.00.;.7
Itrannoretal Bank .do , '6,135 ;
irsbanksribuilEl•l‘do ," • • • ••'4,612•60 , 0. - ic-J
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BM. Itoceliibtodidditesi '16,26F111
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Cash on bind and In, bands of sionts. : —.
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Mantel HIU, • ;;
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ciaractsr. wits* Allsy Ildsa.assasasi3=rw All kit - - ;
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Company am 'divide - by'. LW- aro tram
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