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CHEESE; PRODUCE, an., Nos; 76 Wag& and fa
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENEILd.LLY, No.
185 Liberty greet, Pittsburgh, P . m 727
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- saw. Darciourr and Zsaufseturerof !WALTZ
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streets, Pitts .. -,• - - t mk7
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street,. rittabiagb,.PA AU business sztrilited td
hie earnwill metre prompt attention. OcillectloMt
made in Allegheny and in all adiolaing tomtits, Midi
the money incanted prompt! .
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PITTSBURGH. PL.
eartai fourth and Grant strirt.a. ,
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sin crtelobta,botoitioe, Waibingion
of Columbia. . . .coltaogli
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,Eirr, Dooms.
JUST SECKIVE.D.— :
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book foll of wit and hirsor, peorocattrs of laugh
tar out pond:man to bia;t!a and pod spirit&
for salik the Booksties of
, - • A. 1 5 .. •
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noon's, Inhutts Moults; •
B. Infantry TacUost
losanzulons In Staid .
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CINCINNATI LEAD WORKS.
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Lead Pipe,
theni_Lead
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Pig Lead,
Patent Shot aad ,
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TEUEBRAY. MORNING, SEPT. 18.
The .Wa l t In :, Kentucky.. Bragg's
Bleeentente,
Thnosh for the Feint. 'hiarYland and the
Ojioent poitien 4if.ViiiiiiiiT - Witridraw ear
attention sOntierhat, him the West, abd the
mat battid-fleid
, eritinie oar annies are
likeirsoon bohronglittopther, to try eon.
elusions with #0 rebel enetides tinder Gen.
, Baena, yet I thisillieision of: interest cannot ..
Front as front, seem ' that a treat eonfliat is
Impending, and that the possession of Ben
etaky, where;thd battle-41d will be; and of
Tennessee r and • of• all the Statet west and
south of theytoene of,the actual oc:ntilet, itself,
will be the Prise of the *tory. 1
tlavbis thwititiliomPortillt ' i
F lettie &fains
want to our readers _ to :learn , what the re-:
loilltteble ribel itioterelbei dime satisfy; thit
we may be better prepared to follow We after
ViOVIIIIOLItio This we And ,T l Ory oiearly pre-
need , 'in *lst* :number Al the Lenise il le
Joann, in the faltoe iuS ituiment i ; -
r
reesonable-doubt - ,mtriongerma its that
the wholkof the retie' &tiny of 'Gin; Braxton
Bisyg is now In Kentucky: , he r morements - '
of the ocaptaf -- Bregg i ratuty -- under peseral
• Kii4 Saadi, 4.49 mi to our reader! as far
as wis hue bean able to obtain tufortion of
them. ; Wallet% lately !ken push floatation
of facts :which establish beyond doubt that the '
two other ebrps of -the' same- army !Mrs also Ir°
entered the State. We tried, 'publish these Pr
facts for' the'..benetlt: OrOtir readers,i adding- 111 1
'alai die/ ateobiaineci,froict,:the Most tenable r°'
authority. . Oar .readen are also antrainted °o'
with the fiat that Gtm. - 11011's positions at ~'
Battle Oreak,_anntsvilky and_ -McMinnville, ,1 1 "
bare been *vitiated by thatednitrable officer. '''''
• Many - tiewspatrors s ignertnt • of- the rebel -w
movemint 1,....bare blanted.Gen.-BusU for his
intuition and his latentrogressive movements.
szawa's A t llliT DITTDILD lITO THUS opus.
11"Ciag iatTILt.
General Bragg messed hiz army at Chatta
nooga and Knoxville, • Eisat"Tenneties.. - The
!damn ouoorps under General Kirby Smith
ssionedeS In Seeking General G. W. Morgan,
and,.with but one battle of any consequence,
that of Tazewell, effected the design of getting
into our rear; and thence further into Ken
100k7. - 1, 40 i Will/ of this. movement are
tatelllai to our reader*. , The other , twocorps
have moved with equalseerecy and effect, and
are ' attemptinee , junetion : with ;Smith.
The army Of --- Mtiletpenettik Bragg if divided
into tAresseeipe. d'nemse under Generals Wm.
- iv Harderi - tommidas - Polkint Kirby. Smith:
Each of these corps would number about
10,000 men if ' the regiments wore full'; but it
.is_ not probable, disc'. of this whole army,
40,000 effective infantii-cae be brought into
action. The cavalry ;area of the two . corps
ander Herne and Polk is estimated at 5,000;
and it is knOin that they have each three _
, batteries of light artillery; and several pieces
of heavy guns. ;'Among the division comman
der in Hardee's earn, are S. B. Benner
, Henry W. Hillard, and a Brigadier General
Slaughter. This Slaughter we canna recall
-ui-isuia;asni-li hasbeezreuggested - to tis that
Savage, otTennessie; Is meant. With Buck-
nu oar readers are familiar. It is rimmed_
be has been Made a major general. There It
little doubt he commands a division of this
army; organized t 4 penetrate a country with
- wink - hole intimately an:insisted, and In
which, it were uselew to deny, he has a wide
spread and evil Inhume over eertain;elesses
of people, Cheatham of Tennessee, Asderson
of Pensacola notoriety, and Maury of Ten
nessee, have divisions is Poik's corps. .
._
init. two or ice cocci BAITS AOCOI9II,ISHIn
.
.
With the two nt eo r x of this army thus or
-paled balk auTdel:K
Polk,, on or
skeet the 2 0 Tafgvist,Aressed the Tonnes
.ollli river. to ilarrizon,a few miles above Obit;
tanoogs, this'll:Mtn at that point being easily
- forded.' On the ferinatOf Oti 27th of August
tibial: rusfuniii`tiestend tif'Hie mountain
road teihnisp, , At the time of reaching this
point our Informant knit saw them, and.lying'
in the bninifnear the town, marked them go
by.' 'lle vitiated forty pieces of field artillery,
.61e.regimate-arsavelry, and-thirty-sin regi
'inenttof Infaistrf s : the tanks of which inner
ed to him to be nearly,or quite fall.' He rep
resents' that the iiienora will armed, and the
aviary, - well zudentett;;:,;Tn.biitteries were
net : complete, all . the .oppOintrienti being
new and full.; These&went a moved with b u t
three wagons-each; and it was stated In Dun
lap thit the officers were allowed to carry little
0- ne baggeke: ' The troops ware - provided
with large:tarpaulins, which they stresehed
-p t uur greu - tetreeTehil under thlolterliolecosto:
panics can sleep with comfort- The wagons
ware need to...haul .forage, •the trin,terpanlins
regimenta of takiegnp but little room. The ,
. men lived off . the country: Many of the in
tinny mire mounted ;en home; with ;bridles
improvised. from
_ropes, and the like. Tbs
while-force tuoved,.lpiedlly ,tip, the volley of
'the Sequaeliy river, and *onset Pikeville on
the - 341t st.:l2lqpit.„. „ , . ,
.• - On the same a ingettirne Wu thrown
inward: toward ,McMinnville and-Nashville
from Pikeville.; liTha robot' cavalry made an
tannest far towards 201 . 101fripylile And one or
lid • smart ;,•ilkiinatittnis - Won had . with our
troops thrswn Haien& Hein that Point. - In
thsrmentilizir - thw - rest - n --- thsr rebel army
was moviniptunthesit towards Cativille; and;
on the Ist of-Septe mber, the.advanos reached .
the mountains at Camille, having Winded :
by the " Grassy AUTO'? mat:while this forts
thrown -toward McMinnville was suddenly
withdrawn and followed the main: army.
Positive itifennetlon of this movement reached
Oen. Buell Orilleptember24.•
WOO, MILT so '09i111111: wine ninnies:
• ; magnets , area • nun own.
. .
.'; General. Bragg entered Kentucky at Al
bany, Clinton crouaty, on the Sib of the pres
ent-month.: ;-. It is understood that, he had
designs aggnst Bowling Green, and moved
on toward the Cumberland river. • lie 'noosed
this strain on the 6111,0 r 7th, -In alt ;proba
bility the latter date. This is the last deft
il
sits noon which - which we have - of him..' He
tonna_ his. nips_ Against _Bowling. Green
frustrated, d 11 understood to . have , moved
northward ward Columbia, in Adair county.
He Is now said to .be In that vicinity, and,
from all the information we have from other
adurcos, th 4 surmise . Is not an. improbable
one:-:.-..__.i. ti . _____.:___:_.— _ _ .._,
• . 'it Is likely that lints, at .Ihe bead of hit
Inge ; force; 3eheinnioine, with 'Kirby: Smith
and Hntopiney-biarthill.:-Of nurse
the
',shied form Will be formidable in - numbers and
diselPline But let the people - of 'Louisville;
whilst vigo only - 43in their whole duty In
the way of 011•preperation;retnain 'mini, im
'perturable;And tearless; is well as - resolved,
remembering Int their iiretf,..although, do 7
:
pending jaj-i-great• measure ; ,nl . Op OnOnldi'
' upon theirtiwt . exertions, :is - vig ilantly and,
keenly eratekettiver by the Milary powers
of the Government to which they own and
pinder-theHAlfeillinde.-..7- .. , , -. , -.,-- . , ~ .
SEW 70.81'.
CAN= LID WOOD 6AIBB
RIDVOID PRIM.%
ittiburgl; (gazette.
. .
Ten Itian, Boaor.—Linviet. doubly the
bosetltigoi the 'taints in Baldnoii and of
do& eall ig itatort tn Atm Nadi, that; Loa's
anti laad_ts _usp,ooo 10'780_ ,000,. or
Veit 1160,000,strong, la:sottitngbdtlitei old
atteptiOnt Me Was taotini by to td6h , oor
wed..,
• deeetted: troth - le knoine, It will
hiAnnidetiat 66,000 ono an the itiasote that
' • zabel6-hoilastruuth .: soot of the Po
tatibio.ki atnitban testi lima are nitrating for
lArfiliasslticaul and rennimaats Thiel
niahre arrannistomad to tlank trt aa prittie
.1111011111511tia.
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GAZETTE
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RNAL.
MBER 18. 1862.
Ipeech of dogratroote.'
1 • . th
onl'evenl g the dame of Brook
:, ow York, p rented a spina-id sword
- .- Boots, wo, in acknowledging the
- de the folio lig graceful and eloquent
-•-- ' .
. tffillElpintiful, emblematical gift,
o • token of Tour personal friendship
td o our. naval prowess, with••no ordinary
20ti sof gratitude. Upon theseabbard of,
is • ord are oomitemorated events, which
the kind Providence of God, and by the
lot. f ohatishedconirades, my own name is
no blylinked Oh the-glories of our com
b' • first place, and in my first command,
lam minded, looking at the . scabbard, of a
cruise on the African coast, where, in the tap- .
lure o three niratiest slavers, I was employed
'7n — the ceizePeratioit of the British squadron,
undeithe "Ashburton Treaty," in the atro
cious lave-trade. • ,
In the second place, the short but bril
liant defenie . tif our rights in China is here
pictorially represented. When on that stn..
tion, and proceeding to the city of Canton In
• s mall boat, Tour heavy granite torts opened
upon us, with round shot, grape, and canister,
interdicting our passage; for which, and in
vindication of our insulte flag and violated
treaty silpulations,a eingle man-of-war shell
ad, and not only silenced the forts, but„in
ScOe„.9ll.Viatly_superior_force, 280 'gallant
American officers, seamen, and Marina, under
my command, of that sq uadron,stormed' and.
demolishedthese fortificationedefendcd, by
an army of 5,000 men—impressing upon the,
Chinese Governmeet the enduring and' silln
tort' Has of the posier of the United States.'
This brilliant victory - not only made the name
and the American flag respected and feared by
the Chinese, but it also hadateading influence
in securing us a highly advantageous treaty
of amity arid commerce with that nation,
- which 00111380tS respect and fear only with the
power to redress wrongs and insults. . ,
In the third place the scenes 'oil the,
Tennessee, Cumberland, and . Idissiiiiplei
Rivers; connected with the Western Bet:ills,'
are bets also geographically drawn. The fall
of Port Henry, Fort 'Donelson; Clarksv il le,.
-Caliiintaii;liiiid-Telend-Wri. - 1 0 firith the entire
clearance or the TentOssee and Cumberland,
and-with-the -partial clearance of the Missis
sippi -river, are: - known and appreciated as
matters of -.current Manny ; and a generous,
loyal public, have bestowed upon me, the rep
resentativ• of the Officers and men of that
squadron, so ably supported by the brave
army of the-West, the highest if not even tuft
-eri honors . ' Hat the difficulties of im
ov if, creating thattoftlia—the days and
igh of mental agony ,in its preparation, '
lode d the subeequent fi ghting, speaking
imp rattail', as pleasant as episodes. ••
A in, I thank you for this beautiful sword,
hiss I shall ever regard a personal gi ft of
len e, whO have elevated and ennobled. the
aft of civil life. .I shall carefully preserve
t. -. shialkendeavor to be.worthy of it. And
~. sh II hope to t ransmit it to my latest pos
/
alit . as an evidencro of your friendship and
app elation, and as , an inducement to them '
to faithful in vindicating - our glorious
Union, and the sapretnaoy of the Constitution
and the Laws—at hems and abroad—against'
:internal and external enemies. I will wield
it for the whole country, spinet any State ;
aye I even the State of Now York, or Conneo-
should either prove recreant in attempt
ing to withdraw their star—the emblem of
their State—from the blue Union ef our glor-
Lies Old Flag. • 111.- ' ' 1
,
To this end I prey the - 0
may be enabled '
to sot as faithfully in the future as I humbly
hope I have done in the past, when meeting . '
our enemies in the East, as in my efforts to
ward crushing this atrocious rebellion in the
South: • I. say this atrocious rebellion;, and is
it not adatrocimis rebellion, when the South
is presenthig the mournful spectacle to the
civilised 'world of having voluntarily gone
int.Ol the election of the Preildetioy, as pre
serlbpdby the Cepa:tuition, and finding itself
,in theminotity, attempts to rule or rain the
. GOirernment it bid; la common with the
North, fought . to establish 1 . -,
' The occasion and circumstances have led
ms to'revert to past scenes and personal 'ser
vices. Having .chine this, permit me, in this
solemn crisis, to addithat a glorious future is
assuredly open io nssind to our eonatry, un
der Providence, on the condition that the en
tire loyal North immediately arises in its
might, foregoing ell other considerations,
and either in person, or .otherwise, concen
trates Its powers to the, cork of crushing this
monster Irebellion, finally and forever.
Jackson's-Force.-Probable Route of
kisTUVIL
The correspondence of the Philadelphia
inquirer from the Cumberland Valley gives
further particulars of the rebel invasion of
Maryland. , It appears that Jackson has suf
fered a mum reduction of force. In June
last he had under him at Winchester 32,400
men ; last week he crossed the Potomac at.
Williamsport with..the same divisions, num
bering less than 20,000; No troops have been
detached since he was driven from the valley
of the. Shenandoah by Gen. Fremont.
A - negro fugitive; a Louisianian;
illustration, that at the roll-coil at Williams
port, ormolu there, where Jackson encamped
the night before recrossing the Potomac with
his army,, the First Louisiana regiment only
fifty-sir—men antlered to their names •
Wheat's battalion. or Louisiana Tigers has
ceased Maxist ii_iitepUiteinilltary organi
sation: .ThoChoptsßonaysoi; also aLoSisiana
bevelmen utterly dinsolved. - Mang
ney, formerSberiffor Now 0 deans, and former
'Colonel' Of - tbe Tenth La : airline, his been
made a Brigadier General, and.ataigned to a
command in the West. He further states
that the whole Looisiona force, or rather the
Virginia contingent from that State; all of
-which-mac ila Jaekson'i divialoa r is reduced to
less thin four thousand.. It. seems Jackson
has constantly set them "in [collier the bat
tle." . •
According to his relation there are with
Jaeltson the celebrated Washington Attillery
of New 'Orleans' consisting of five full. bah
Meer I bitter/from Donaldson, Louisiana;
another one from the same State tutown as
the Dirk., and one Virginia battery: This
makes, - according tolls account, in all: forty
eight pieces. Some batteries have as high u
eight pious: -
, ,
TOO itotrrs oilAcuoN4
, „
Two ',Virginians, Merchants; a r riv ing on
Batnrdar et ettraheriberg; Pennsylvania,
state that Jackson did not pursue Ma turn
pike road toward Martinsburg more their three
miles. On Friday night the train going. west,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Itallroad, from
Marper'i - Ferry, was captured six VANS - weft
of flineeek, - the railroad 'track torn ip and
the telegraphio wire eat. This feet,' taken in
oonneetion with_ the craning of the Petomao
and the route he took towards Romney, indl
onus very strongly. that Jackson's greseitt
intention is, to invade Pennsylvania-by Some
route west of this :valley. or to prielral•
across the - mountaluirinto - Wester - virgtnia.
If the latter - be his desigh,lie would. Ind
rloh prises to reward his toilsome marahes-rin
the wealthy ancLpopolons cities of - Pitteburgit
and Wheeling, separated, &alley are only by
a hundred miles tor lees of territory. Endeed,
he contd. - m*9h .the former.ly the route of
Morgantewn anethe,valloy of. the Molionge
hela,iitdoker than he can do the latter
Letter from Geu..George W. Morgan.
• CCIIIBI6II4IIIY elr, &It. 7.
,
' 21 , ika Zditoni "..irenteleky,fiutiaticy *ski
gii, Wisconsin and Olto—ClesitlOLlM: please
say to the relatives sod Mende of the sot.
diets of 'this eommend, that we have good
hasilhAaAgeoti spin to ..eiid..thet our 'pond!.
tioirtt ;otter, respect .314.botter . :thau that of
the 11110gly,ho. terra and, , .
I4et oar friends, do their, duty. triout.. mitutry,
and ere 'slll try end.trike 48111 42f oimelm.
Joni M. Bum's,
Congnu by the Bi
.Delaware counties,
nominated, bit gal
man, the present d,
Broomall will now
,
'Tat ;Wom an a.
-Assistasit
Ir
an& Quit' ltital;
am mails.
1114 XI
VOLUME .UOICV."=NO: 260.
•
Onr Army in
. The following addillonel interesting psz
tionlare we Snd in • letter from Sederiek to
.
the liew York nese(' It would appear that
the rebelsentereskilaryland •under. the 'damn
gall that they Wield Ind the people ready to
welcome themes' long expected triads. How
'redden, eff,cinal, and diStigreeildir the &ail- .
Insion has be:en, such incidents as .the one re
ported below will give us a pretty fair oppor
twiny of - 1
judging:
The rebel *Seers wherever they have been,
have treated the citizens with a gnat deal of
courtesy, but they hare as generally forced
upon them their worthless Confederate notes
and scrip In exchange for provisions or any
thing else they desired.. The. merchants and
others who have articles to sell, upon the rebel
force entering town last Wednesday, closed
their pleats' of business and refused to tell
their wares Stuart tijeatemed to use foree,
unless the stores were opened, and' then the
merchants concealed the palls of their Stooks
and opened -their doors. . One of ; the largest'
harness - makers in town saved' is steeds by
ladng I=lllo4 at the housu of his friends,
Pealing in his store a small quantity of the
most undesirable articles,. At one. store, Col:
Gordon, (of the Chitieston' geraux, and for
merly or New Bedford, Mess.,) called at. a
store and insisted uponwing for goods he
wanted in Confederate notes: =The merchant
happened to be a man whir did not hesitate to
utter his Union sentiments freely, and he told
the gallant rebel that the Confederate 'notes
were not worth the paper they - were printed on::
- The Colonel, In reply.tokkis, naked: " And,
prey, what may. be you seitinients
in regard to the present troubles Y'; • . 1 2
Merskaer-I am a ; .llW= soen,:,Sir,and
always iritend to remain •
Colonef.lndeed l' 'Are thiri s'asisiy , people'
.
like 'you here Y` • '-- . '
;ow on
secession, and this ' &CMOS gwver Ares tho u !
sand. ma jority for Um!
Akusell'es,atthe pant la She bayonet 1
Merchant.—Noe :Bir—there '..wer• neither .
bajopets nor muskets to intimideto us, Bray
man:was free to vote as he plased.
Cliesei.--Thei we /pal be swot detrausl3 .
' '
deceived.
The merchant' then wanted tor. lame why
the rebels -wanted to disturb' the pais, of the
State by. coming .here i 'a ' which the Oolonel
spin replied that they had ball deceivedr,
that they bad 'rived ihosa - mae. of lettere
from ilaryland sating that'lho people were
oppressed by the.:Linahr. Government,. but
that they (the rebel troops) had bass greeted, .
sisea their arrival here, coolly, and .1 -
feel lie h-L'.11." The above is from a highly
respectable eitfsen of thii Oaf», and can be
relied 'upon as true.
Today this city', pretests I Malt 'lianas*
sppearsues—the troops aiweverywhiri gra* ,
ad with cheers, the waving-Of lags and hand
kerchiefs, as they pass sleds the street
stores and bowies .are thrown open—yonnr
tidies sad misses throng the streets, wearing
adamants tiags,a.nd otus bob &shown' along
that he is indeed a welcome visitor. -
Col. B. Kimball, of the Ninth . Now York,
(Hawkins'ouaves,) this morning received
a private note notiliing, him that a certain
hones contained a' combo' of rebel recruits.
He visited the place and secured clean of the
mauls. Not less than a thousand rebel sol
diers have been found mac:mad in cellars,
barns, hey-racks sad garrets, and; for the
most part, they arkshoelass, and a very for-,
lorn looking set of 011.11. The first of the cav
alry are now in south of a body of 5,000
rebels said..to be concealed in a piece of woods
near by.
Mei: Gen. iteno.
Gen. Jesse L. Reno, who was killed on Sun
day while gallantly trapturing this Heights on
the Hagerstown road, was tern in Virginia to
1825, and was consequently 37 years of age at
the time of his death. He was 'sr gisdnete"of
West Point orthe ohm of-1848, in whieh.yssz
he was commissioned a brevet _Second Lieu
tenant of Ordnance. In the Mexican arai he
was greatly distinguished for gallant bearing;
and meritotions corded, and . whili
Scored Lieutenant, was honored withthe
brevet ranked First Lieutenant and Captain,'
which he won at the battles of Cerro Gordo
and Chapultepec, in the_ latter of will* • .. .he
was severely. wounded: • . •
On his return from Militia hews/ appointed
Assistant Protestor of Mathematics at Vest
Point, which position he bold for six months;
and for eighteea months afterward he was
Secretary to the Artillery, Baud, during
which he was engaged in testing heavy ord
winos and compiling tedirs . for heavy artil
lery. Various employments inceeeded, in all
which he brought to • bear judgment, good
• solentitio attainments and indistry. •He: as
tar time on the Coast
st Burveyi - , then on to
pographical duty in the West; for a year
gags 4 in building ;rad from Big
Sioux river to St. Pled, From 1854 to.
1857 ha , was, stationed at ,Frankfort Aliens!,
. dear Philadelphia._ lie was afterward 'Ohio!
'rdnante Officer to Gen., A, S. Johnsen in
the Utah Expedition,Jand remained there till
1859, when he was detached and went to
Mount Vernon Atsenal, Alabama. Ho vu
attuned stationed at Leaventrorth; 1{.11211511,
where he was when the rebellion broke out.
lie was one of the dicers selected by Cam
himself, to acoompay, him in his
expedition, and approved„by his unvarying
gallantry and condnot in North Carolina, the.
choice of his superior °Mod. He was ap
pointed Brigadier-General .. of .Viilunhiers.,
Norteulxir' 1.2 °that getir;:distingdshed him
self at •Boseake and Newborn, and was_ con
sidenal one of the bravest and Most, promis
ing °Mars in the service. When Burntids'e
army .was brought up from North Carolina,
het-month, Bono was put in command of a
Division, and in the battles before Washing
ton, wider Gen. Pope, In August, Orally dis
thrnlshed himselL lie participated in the 1
reoentbattle of Ball. Run, and was tempi-
verilyplaced in. command of MoDortelre,
Coups d'Armie, after the battle. ,
After these events he returned to the Capi.
tal with :Pops's army, and few days ago
marched with his tine command' against the .
rebels in Maryland. :In the first action of
importance in this campaign he has fallen a
seance. - Inthistad hit oonntrfa'ser- -
vies kiwi an *Soar whose great Willer*" se: ,
tompllshmants,-.. fine? intellect, lofty : moral
character. and personal heroism, have given ,
him a high and enduring place on the Toll of,
Gen. McClellan, his superior dicer; and ,
Stonewall Jaoluton his enemy, as well as
Beannegard..wers cl assmates of Glen. Reno as,
W°!!.. ?Pint. - -
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Wm. Van MA,
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