... have to announce to our readers. The Morning Herald hints at the absolute necessity of retrenchment, but expresses fears of Whig economy, which consists in the waste of millions of valuable property and the crippling a service in order to save a million ...

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... Harper's and Shepherdstown. An engagement is impending. The Confederate Lai has made preparation to meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss in the Manassas battle was 6,000, and in all engagements in Maryland Iron ...

... reseked at the 15. either side, but ears to sapped to he liege from the amen the field oaken. A large embalamis le sew to Whig the hither. THE GENERAL PRESS DRIPATOILES. VILLA, IL CT. 0(708E2 9.—Bess.'. Marked two divisima at Gee. Illkeles seeps if maw ...

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... (Cheers.) There is no doubt that the slavery England is drink ; aud as a politician I say this, let have no Conservatives or Whigs, but let us have all differences merged in one common cause ; and when that is obtained, don't care whether you have ballot ...

... tampering with the truth; no attempt to dissipate old dogmas In a• festinating ham of verbiage adapted to modern apprekumicim ; no Whig clothes are here worn with a jaanty sad triumphant air, which makes you believe that they are not after all stoles property ...

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... General Jackson. Our whole army is probably in Maryland to-night. More anon. THE BATTLE OF BOTELER'S MILL. (From the Richmond Whig, Sept. 25. ) The fight, Saturday last, the Potomac, between Gen. corps and a column the enemy, took place in ttaimmediate' ...

... DZWIIBUILIF MARKET. —FRIDAY. The Is& of this begs is meth la ths we reported the the dersend far United Stoles blaakele wise to b• Whig cd. Orders apriag are la else the lands, sad the al three wh:= dieted • 'slag trade appear is be la st/ r tics. IN as we batons ...