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The national Republican., 1861-07-04

propose to starve out the south, the following
paragraph from the Fredericksburg (Va.) Re
corder of last Friday: -a
"In consequence Of the superabundant yield
Of the wheat crop, this staple has fallen nearly
fry per cent. in value, and it is thought that
the price will not exceed seventy five or eighty
cents bushel. Harvesting in this section is
progressing rapidly, and we presume will close
this week. The quality Of grain is very supe
rior.'
TENNEssEE.-The Louisville Journal, Of the
I'd instant, has letter dated Knoxville, June
2s, saying: Eight companies of infantry and
cavalry have gone from here to Cumberland
and Wheeler's Gap to guard these places, and
prevent the Federal troops from coming through
Kentucky to the aid Of the Union men in East
Tennessee. They have been encountered by our
native Union men in the mountains, who swear
they shall leave, and the Davis troops have sent
for reinforcements. We expect a bloody fight
at the mountain passes for the possession of the
field. Every breath is heartfelt aspiration for
the triumph of the star.spangled banner
The Louisville Courier, a secession print
says that it takes Tor granted that the author.
tiles of Tennessee have been informed Of the
introduction of arms into that State and that
arrangements have been made to take posses
sion of every gun sent by the Administr alton"
AN INDIAN wAR.-Accounts from Humboldt
Bay to the 18th, state that the Indian war was
being vigorously prosecuted. a correspondent
OF The San Francisco Times gives the follow
Ing account Of two weeks operations IN the
Indian haunts on the northern border Of the
State,
May 30th was the greatest day In our oaGl.
Ysiyu, from the fact that at o'clock We start.
cd from our camp, with Great Collins at the
head of the party, and after travelling until
| about A. NJ, We came IN sight Of the ranches,
just as the Indians were going hunting. We
commenced firing, and after fight of half an
hour, ws went to counting the dead, and found
rs buck Indians killed, and about 10 wounded
We found no guns, but got twelve quivers
full of arrows, which the Indians had made
use of very fast With the I'd of June came
another fight, the result having evident signs
that but few escaped the lead or knife of the
men, who were stationed in oil directions.
Here we counted % killed and some wounded.
We then burnt the ranches and started back
to camp.
"On the 9th Of June we had another Hght,
killing seven. Some Of the boys are out now,
and have not heard from them"
The national Republican., 1861-07-04

APPoINTNEET.-J. G. Burr, of Vermont, has
been appointed to second class clerkship in
the Fourth Auditors Office, in the place of J..
D. Anderson, (son Of Ex.GoE. Anderson, of
Maine,) removed.
The national Republican., 1861-07-04

BSr The Star, our evening contemporary, in
noticing the return to this city of DR.. Richards,
who has been some time prisoner among the
rebels, says that the Doctor
eliminates that about the best abused man
between Fairfax Court House and Fortress Mon.
roe, ria Richmond and Norfolk, (the route he
travelled is one W. L. Wallach, editor of the
Washington Star, for whose scalp higher price
would probably be paid in that quarter than ior
that of any other living man."
If so, good deal of money could he made
by buying the aforesaid scalp at its value in the
home market here, and selling it in the region
alluded to in the above extract
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eOfalsWeniefeitcm aus asafbtuetOm.

Bon Der navy 9arb. - &orgelern
96enb fam rer 0a,npfer Baltimore" ron elmer
Srsltsfabrt am GltliAen l1fer BON Marglapo ent<
lang surild, bradte atsr feline NaGriAtm ppn
8epeutrn9 nit.
Cine 81 ltfutf6e an9ebnlten -
Der &utlder na6 Qepnnrbtprn, SID, purce 9es
tern fritz BET Der NapY garO 8riide an9e9alten
unO ua6 Der Stapt 31ritf 9ebra6t. Gpntres
banb>B aaren unp 8riefe an @erlOnen in 9ir-
stnien loQen i'm @a9en 9~efunOen morpen 1ein.
I3wei Der @alIagiere unp bet Gutider wuroen
,Serbaftet urlp Der @a9en erbielt nm 2 ll9r Gr=
lautniB, inter 8epsdHn9 unlere Qinien gu PAT
|tereit.
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QSnf1nne nocb Oentfblnn04

Oo8 q L i6neais9eubt i06ne preuBj6e 9srfidiif nGta6t
6ranfint a. 81, Captain 6. 2Seiten, ie9elt Gaee eeie8 Wtp-
mats nad3 2lUerppCl pnb tanl entBe GaiGtenpaila9ere iebr c0ut-
fcrtabte na9 bort %beiSroern.
@e9en Ger RaIa9e pirb fer Captain ytcraenS Bis 10 lltr lno
Nafmtta88 5pii@en So lbr an Sprb, SrannS gBb1rl nabe
Srpocwa9, gu ipredeu ieiu, Es.eIt4# Nu113,lw
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23

sic bate Die 0eiItes9e9enwart, IA ben Nfuno
nit be,n ret0ten 2(rme an bepeden, nm nidt Die
alii6enpe Cuff ein3uatbmen, mQ6ren0 Elm tin3lt@
9etommener 0au8bempbuer Oa3 6eter 81 iibet=
walti9en ludte. Di8 9eIoto guar, cpd trltg oa8
MapAen beoeutenpe 8rnncwunren oa0on.
8pm Wa0ertoD errettet.- Sc
tern No6mitta9 pietten einige Gnobeh AM
llniprt 0pd, ais elmer ~oerieIbea, NaI1ell5 Mforti=
mer Namlfg, in'6 gBoIer ltiir3te unp e%rtrurten
mare, tpel,n uidt elmer Ieiner &ancrapen, Na.
mems Janle5 SobRlon, per be3 S6ptntmeR6
funpig, ibm na69elprun9en mare uno i'm 9eret>
tet 9dtte. 8etoe ipo9nen in Der SQllano~ nabe
Nisquitblr,
@tad / m Il n9laf. - Gtne fleine 7jd6z
rt0e SCOOTER DeS lSrn. SdloB, 81 6orrii onltr,
ftel 0Or9eltsrn Nbeno pom 6tnter9eb1upe cea
0auleS, peldes ldl noA Den Salts bin erltredt,
berab ms Wafer.
Gin Dienitmap6en tGrte ben Sal unO elite
6erbet, UNI pas &ino 3u rettert. SIN Safe mar
pallelbe nit elmer Wlouer lii 8erttbrl1n9 9etptn=
men, bod, tpte es l0eint, unverlest 9%eblteben.
Gin berbei9erusner Nr5t fano, RAP feline dr-
bcre Serlebun9 ltatt9efnnpen bate, bod iruBte
man NOD ntht, pb nift tnnere Gerlebln9 erfpl9t
mar
an9rtff nit at1t6t Der S0O<
= DorleY 8renG, elmer Der frtberen
Metrppulttane 9oli5tifen, pnroe 9eitern opn Gem
pplt3iten Nbbptt fet9enprtmen inter Der Nnflas
&c, eincn An9rif auf Same8 $. GQictt, 9leiGe
falls 9oli3if, gentaGt 8n tatet. Die beipeH
trafen 3ulammen I'M Gbarlesltr. 6oule, Dem
9aupteS uartier Der Se3eliOntfeh, no i6 ols=
BALD elm Streit sWiIaea tbnen %entlpann wegen
pes Gintritts ii, pa8 9au8. GrenA iAItt9 DEN
Gld9er nit einem 8tllY mebrnal8 iiber ben
Gopf ltnp Serpnnbete i'm bepeutenO. NiAter
SDOwaere ltelte i'm untsr Sitrsldnlt fiji iein
GrlAeineu ppr @eriGt,
Angrtffauf etuen Voli3tfen.-
81. s. 8ridbpff wur0e feit9suommen unter Der
Nnflo9e, einen Nn9riff auf pen ROlt3iiten Gait
erpalp 9emodt SIT baben, 0ttAter 9o0nn nabm
i'm in Siir9lAaft fir peitere5 grl2einet.
S6iff8na6rtAten bonn 20. plug, -
Sn Der 8ag: Sin 8rener @Aif uno cine 6rt=
tide 8arte.
Ntss9on0en; @aif Qlu8n3e nod Bremen,
Capt. @rtG5.
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0erlamat tl1te aefnht.

0}prfono4+ Gin Gafe- un6 Ve-@dfer FIR eFc Gahb MIRO
11%'"Sy%t 9eIuAt. = 2tnraae so. lz2 IS. 8oGettefroBe
u lei W~tnbmQrt.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23

o. 9rtileriifen, bic i4 ppllen anuertem
lafen, finpsn ba3u @~stesenbsit, penn ie l9 in
SIR. Is SiO-6reoeridltr, uper 800 @ef Yratt=
StraBe melOen. sic erbalten Die GerIi1eruna
lDfortt8er SerPfle9un9 uno 8Fi6rrerln9 na@
Bbilaptlpbia.
Ga Sertett Gpn3ert! - Sepsn
@fOnto9, 0cnnfrlta8 unD Samita8 Nben0, M
ter Oireftion oeS Qrof. SiQmann, in Der 0uf's
l0Gnlte ctn9eriAteten S0mmerpirtblGaft Der Nr=
beiter-0alle, go. 5 Sup@6riebriGlr.
IS @as gSpGbemblatt b8 Baltimore g8e&sr" erl6tint
ie6en 6rstas Witta9,
GS entbaIt % treite SFatten 9efstOff. unb tas
6Crmat 1T bebeWtenb IRIS ser aI8 Der ti8ttte &saer.
SMbalt:
Natrdtsn uHO teIs8rapbii@e 0epc9,n ans alien Stdleu ots
9am6s3
GDrrefPpnbeM5en aus Den %6eIbIa3ern.
@bttcrtelIe @ttttet Gber Die mitu9en Sa9s8ira1en un6
oa @suefe aug g%saiRtn9ton umO zen Departments Der @e9telung.
6erner Die 6prfeBun8 te8 9eI9i8li9en 0toaans
Scr Nropbet."
Gieeicbts, Mannisfaltises, Observation-Disclosures &C.,
loloie aaa, cine llebefibt Der eurpp6ti d. en- Eeutatetten4
weIde bis sur Stunte Der 4~ubIiratpu stnIaufen.
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&efdnntmaAMM0.
Notwithstanding.
9eutlde nltO englilde Sdrift0icBere
Dpn
3d. Seinri@+
oerle9t pcn ytto. 43 @elltreIft. lad

13 0prtbsB iqiamftraBe, RepSgcti.
Den @erren Observation-Disclosures b@rnit bieerSebenIte Mn5ei8sa
oeberet eni6Ga0enbs Arbsiten i9uel uno biOi9 smr 3ufrebenBett
meiner 9eebrten &bnebmer a~nicrt9ea gu t6nnen. Beipnber9 made
i'd parauf auInertiant, baB ib itets cine Quanttat Sdrtfcn os
neueItsn unb beften S6nitteS, BON benz ppr;l9liGlten MetaI 0e
gpIIen, oui 2aesr 5a6e mnc ale ge1teaunsen IN mB9l9ft tnrser
3dt ~aa8fibren farm.
RS g~oaItamose gu8fatun9en fin 3eitune8.Sfioen
~Oorrdtbi9l Obab eS BIOS Der 9eteaen An8abe Der @r6Br
beoarf, nm bic nCtbloen Mrhtel fefert abSui6idetl.
Meitng. unb @etaa. ginieu. 3ier- 2tntei (Dashe iotie cine
@u8Wabl Der metft ~sansberen 3eitun9S- gt9netten tniner All 0an6,
Nteine qrebet lteben alien gei9dftStreln6en gratis sa Denten.
0urd1 nene 8erttuSuns nit ben HreGen~6abrifai ten &rn. u.
Soc 4 60. lefre i'd ale Arten preiien gu ~tenicltcr 8ebin9nr9eh
mno Preilet me bic 6dbrit ieI6ft.
R87 Gbeuic babe ib Stenapel lR6 gpl3ite9er III rnbitpr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tets r~0rrdtbt9. 8b. @etnrtd,, Sdrifge6er
Ap20), sSun16SugB) q Is Sc. @etuiamir, Rep- YprE.
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9Sun5es 8sfunbs, frte8sluitiSe 9eute, wsIds in bas ttsr lh fer
Eartaot 6tanont Ne9iment eintreteI ipclen perben ID0rt auf
@e9inentstofhn 9teTber ms aaoer bsi6rtert nnb finben 6oit in
penn Rcla eiaen 0beriten, 10 brap rnb til d tt9 ME e it
5eao EN- oneeret tI9eno zines 6rehpili9en. 81 e3tnentS.
Ne Seuts 9aben fb in Baltimore auf benz gSerbebtreau bon
Strtn y. Dorpeis, 8efrut. OffS;er, $40. SIS 81. areberidfr. BEL
Petet S09cr, Su nteleen - aber raid, banit baS 0e9trent iofert
na9 oem ErteeSi6ouplos nt9eben tanu mabr6etnlid I'M gDe-
yen 1penn fe gSini9e 0toia'8 %bera6i6t9t werctn. Oort piiree
4 %9S9iaent nit 6renont, Sie9et, 9efer. ggiat9 1t. u. in ge.
1Ta91fun9 tomnelt, mnb mr r16dte naht babel len, mo 10 waGere
gt3aner fr Ole Sreibet tdmpfen. Sun0e, tsut6e Manner bon
SaItIrn0re! Stelt Sur Contingent sur 8reibett8arnlee!
Mu9uf 8eder.
g.. ODrWetS, 9tetrntirnnQS- SifNer,
au929S Np. So Npro-Sretertttr, bel Yeter gB6cr.
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Sto0l Baltimore.

=uuIer SO o6enbGatt, - Oer mo-
6entliGe n2Beder" pteier g8O4e ii 9let8 Den
frt9eren Mtmmert rejd9 ait intereiantem Sc
Te}oT. Die gleut9feitea opn Dem &rte98ifau-
plate un0 bic ii ip 9roBem @taBitate Dor f9
8e9eapen &rte85rjRun8cu In alien @taaten ltnp
bartn au8fHbrIiN mit9etbeilt,
G3 eut63lt auberpem cine Sltfrattpr:
yDie GtrpmIdneteu am Ntagarafaa."
Dieieuigen, nrl4e 0ufJ i6ren 6reuroen tt1t all
ten 9ateriauQe einen ri4tt8en 8e9rtf BON Ben
bieItgen &erbdltni1en 9eten rplel, t6niten 0aS
Slatt & s @fntS per 9lro. p~ortpfret rad tr9fnO
ciner NOre7e teI6rpern.
Gin3elue 8ummern foitet 5 Ste.
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nGi. er6olten hermit, inter Der @utorit1t be8 &re08minHttrS
Dem llnterSeiduceu iGr bieien san Ibertgo8en, bic grIaubniB,
WfannI6afen apt, ~breiiabd8en 0ieuIt in Die @rmee Der Ser.
@taaten, pcnn ntdt frIber entlaieh, iIr Swet Satterieen artile-
RE on5uwsrpen, Die einer1 Sntantere- 8e9in1ente, mel9e8 Su 9tej-
dem Dienf 9ewprben Wire, Su9efelt weroen ioIen."
4 = M. $ NurneI.
Strait er mir e%rtbeiIten 8eiu8nB babe ib in Baltimore SWt-
l6en Ytne- uno Sremontltr. inter 2ieut. =. i. &earbCrpu9b,
unS III Der 8antir. nabe ~8roatpap, unter lieutenant SameS s.
Ni9bp, Nefrutnun9sS Bureaus etBffnet
9uao3S Is. 81. 8etberBrtbQe.
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Ncllc Nn3cigelr.
@ouuernea1entsz9 dlie in's Nnslon0
SGn GoIoneG 6. VI. NctberbriSoe.

in ~trrselter Srtlt uub- mad 8prIdrift Der 2anSeSgeIebe be
or0t tnrd5 ole Sffce 6e8 % oltincte &sGer"
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Wnh ~0IptterSntst

,15h SIntD 9EDtterSnm
Sa@a%as@@K-l iest in 9abuno uno wirb in BEN ertsn &a0en I'M Sep
TENDER erpe6irt, oa8 fene ldneIie9elRbe Sremtr Sbtf @eIene,
Capt @aiden.
aBseen Sradt pber QalIa8e wenbe man fa an ben Gapitdn o6er
all sat 2eupplb,
Mue21s go. II @ermanitraBe,
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@ofDimgtOter Mm3etaen

ID gabicribentet fDaCie aud MnSei9en fir gBaSbs
iistDn n. Geursetppn iuerbea bel 6rn. 9. r.. Sieb.
feI6t, $50. 42O @=gtr, unterbalb 8. Ctr. enteeaen
9enpmnien. k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-30

&c r. .i1ence 81 DE-. p L. johnson in GreuQ.
e1uniy ca Thur '.ay evening, The goth inst, Of
sa1r'et ave-. CAkTER p. son If Thos r and
.'iary y. Johnson. aged years, 3 months. AMI n
DAYS
lie lends aid acqrla' n. aaces OF the ,nuIy are
requested % at'' nd the funeral ceremonies which
viii tase piaoe the grave, in Hollywood t,.ne i
taey, a; ! oetnes Z. N. this day
~ his residence on surtay September .sgI two
:-iai u laf mites below this city. 81 tie Richmond
and Williamsburg turapike aftcr Ii. rerlne iIness
Il irnuy iacntfs, nIr JAMES r. HOFFAiAN in
the 'jf;fn year Of his age.
ilis fuueral viii take place from h late resi-
,'once to-day a. 20 O'Clock A. = to nh ch bis ris nd.
and 80 luananccs respectfully invited to attend
On sa.u-d day, the 2e;l Ct September LESSEE
THEODORE, Youngest OF Il. T. ani Letitia
Fln1cs. aged year, months and Is days
take thsse little lansls,' sad he,
Ana ioy the N In my brcas'
Protection sLcy shall find in lac,
In ne hc Yer hest
Its funeral will take place ~ the eidoarc Of
T. Ni'i'nIs, on Sd, between C!ay and Leigh SIS.
on Monday porroE, at II o'clocA. The friends
end ecT,aintances Of the family are requested 30
attend without tslf her notice
At oakvii!e, Spotsyl vauia couutv Va. the resi-.
deuce OF his 9rdndinothcr, NIL. PENDLEroN
infant sou of a. ) and !'e't IL. Goudic,. aged
eleven r.uIthS ana eighteen 1avs
he little sui, r,.s,saie from the storms
and universities u lie. he now r, po.cq his Infant
head on the bosom ri Jcsus. Think Of this fond
mother, doing lGler, ard iet vouS hearts b.
f,red. lie Is not ia the grave. Though you laid
him tli.~t-; though yen. hearts bed ;4s the 60 4
Gods # the valley fell upoi, ms lowed fugt. ne l.
not there, but gore before yCu to Il be'ter l;.nJ
Lock upt -" hc tGrus and waves biz hand beck
"niDg goa to follow. ~ prer.L ct VIXEN IL, siii-
mons shnll come TO ucct him. III Nj. II.
SEPT. @ffli in Ba.bams;llc New Kent county.
ItT liDA GoRI1oE, .atuit daughter of John
s'si b.iTsb"ti! y. iiousd, aged zine months md
one day.
~ tc'e5-barg Elpress and Nort.Ik rapr;s,
please cuLt.
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FAIkrAx +. Sent, -. ls6,

The heavy storm OF last night, whi1h r"n-
tiereG he ODDS in : bad onditiou, proven ted
my visit % Levi asviil TO got til par cuilrs
If tie recaut ffglt. This :noinlHg the weather
- exceedingly diaagreGa Die The clouds ar.
eiar's an a, Fly and the heavy Northwestern
Wind '.,dcn with rs,.n, beats dlsilai tattoo
.4cai asst the caserleats. Llt-.ionstF watcita.
for It single clear spot Ia t'le sky, w. Woo are
onrinea within doors, aatten our faces a. aiust
tiie Window. pane, t1ld stare INTO the forloT4.
looking streets Every crack and aperture in
his yenel .ble old tavern is turned into yea
tiiator through which shrili sie is piped
III unisoa with the rafting of theiblinds, DC
iasionnily Ian III the dis nd at air enters
like minor key close 10 some wild SciayoDic
tune Tic streets are muddy and sloppy. A
few wjited-iookfng human 9t1gs walk about
wrapped in Oil cloths blankets, e>ercining
their ingenuity in keeping the loose ends close
around Them.
A group Of people sit upon tie hotel seraB.
d,fb with snaddy boots, pants turned up, aud
vet clothes, silent, :geiancholy they look out
in 70 tie storm, or thrYsgh it into faturity,
and dream tha weary hours sway. The dis
consulate lsatlesh. an walks 10 $50 fro in his
shop. and casts longing Chances up TO tair sky,
Business is DUH. A yaasy day ~ FAIRIES
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F@OE SALE-FOR SAIE
i
EXTENSIVE IRON AND BRAS, FOUE
DRIES An - MACHINE. SHOPS

o..
zen s'.e We g., ',";,I SHe2'
,iYtN!5 hGEtiULT1TRAL hNp MA
CHIN =. WORKS. si-aated in SaIishur7 : 4
s-r:,. as 49,. 81 hs d,.rot on tho So 80,
.Ce.t-,i K.~,,t md " ti,;,, }o0 ,,.,l. ~ ,L,
d-r.,r ~. y e ,>.torn North CaroIjna Railroad -
ri s.. sa,.s a., ENTHUSIASTICALLY better lite; and
rq-.: y, 4 Tor in, IN ttaainre OF Agrieultuial i'm
"a .iatl.,- a~d MACHINERY Of an kinda el.sS@s and
she re re, b,.l5aes wH.rb are al of hem
lar.,D ana. f..rvr".,o.. are eons,rlrtei entirely a.
ehlr af 1.y vS,, n IA .;eparime, 81 basn ne
nv i,,I.E IL t..e >haps n, hiding n ,chnes tor
~. mn. an .j ,,.oi t,r d,ilI;,-r i, INC ~
Tlao,as ion a VOID iaortci .l.' ieanin hing ard a
sr''," sT iy' s'' .,sn+ 'n4 upfGh Sa%s
say il .ra,If.,-a)i OF tie last ,'d most b;.blv
81 hc ;, , .'' % T. .. 4;,sfH ~ IRE
,uarIi,,ry ,.,...5,.i.,, i n.,, LII
:,tti,;nn ,.,,,,,s, ~ as,ahI h1,,r, -. 49,
Irs ~ c0,,,-..il \ int nm I've I,tr,, fr ,ir
,,r,s If eyer, f.s, i,,5on tG.i,nt i,ot5 w., b.,
hal ia abuat,t-c ni,3f,, 81 nils ,,f - .,.,,c -
The pafrcnaet .: these -Eors Vow alaorpt< 10 BE-
tween s3ntp4 and sl,.0fO.vear and max. ma, l..
tnr-. nsci :. any an, a. Il TIA, ,'s art
is o. h..:ni WI h. Il s,osed o. T. The purrh.,s
er on the most i"V" a. :erus- Amy per,"u da'ir
Gn' OF purchasing lbs "s'aol stm"ni can have any
credit desired by i4-; the purchase money Sc
cure;
9"d'"hil II - H:.'i"a n!~X DC "hf1trcd ny a.
,ltSS7'hs re or J. III. NChHEk tsl al NaIs0u y.
' I. So .t-b;'I SAM ~. KERR
As4LIrARl- GOODS.-Ws I'VE now in
"a store HE following de:.raa', Goods, jns' u
''3Ftd a"a - shie, va:
- tf+ hFaNf . N@IrT y l r., ''ne Hr'le.c
- f'S' 10, inh'', and ~. al Do.
~p'Vrj t'un aHd hl.c l LIN -
-" NJ '''oe b q ~ ~ II f'-1' ,,..,,., rtN
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ten. tocHNAs. copied lately frors
tie Columbia -. G. GgardtaH last tribute
to this great man, lie ought to he at this mo-
ment III a high command ia the Confederate
Army. There are places occupied by civil
inns, which ought 10 be entrusted 10 none bni
c'1ncm military men, and among military
men, who more experienced and patriotic than
loCnuAN We wish all these civilian t:.,,-
cralr IN t'tc arniy would resign, or ask t, b.,
placed in colaioand Of ship of war, or al the
he"d 81 i Wedieal bureau, an appetite which
can 's easily be filed without previous train
ing rs tie command of an ariu.
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M'Hof > Getft, .sofaraa y.~-Junes y Con
nor, VINO gives "a now Haiiic as often aa arrest
cd, was committed To jiii Tor being disoFtiefls
anu tiisturl'iiis peorlr IN the streets.
Sshnt hieyp, ciainiibg 10 ne IL free ae.sro.
was arrested fofslIasiIie 10 pass or I,apgrs and
for iavin9 "a dirk knife in his rosse SION
Mary Jane Purcell, committed for want of
surety for her good behavior, on the charge
ofifespa senit rPo,, tsie proprietor OF the Anle-
riean Hotel
Edward I. Grant WAS required TO give sure
" in .tt'l Tor his good tr!invior upon con.
vicion of having been drunk. and having fired
pistol in the slreetis.
George Rael;ind, charged with ass;iuling a
man in the streets was held to bail in .slUO to
keep the peace hereafter
Lucien g. Landrnm was brought mp ON the
Charge OF stabbing ard wot,nding William l..
Roach Mr. Roach endeagorcd to aequit Ar
l.. of intentional misconduct, but his Honor
thought it beet to continue the case for fur
thcr hearing this morning.
Margaret Jones. a free negress, charged
with having "a $50 Confederate note IN her
rosscssion, the property OF the Confederate
States, was discharged.
Henry iIaius WIS fined go for running n
wagon on the streets without Il license.
Isaac Norllinger WAS fined 81 for keeping
his -torehouse open, md sclin" goods ON both
saturday aud Sunday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-30

NORTHERN ITEMS From our special files
from the North we gather the following
items. In order TO satisfy public curiosity,
We VIII say that our Northern files arrived
by the " coutrIbani line
The coiors OF The Highland Regiment of
New York Colonel Stevens, We're returned TO
Them Monday with betting ceremo-
MES. The colors, it Will be recollected, were
tiker from them 81 the time OF their insubor-
dihs lion or nrutiay BY order OF General
Mc Iiellan.
Prn*acoia at. sn their way 10 this city fro IL
Ch9rlestowU. They are of he nahlg ren style,
smooth bore. ard weigh about tcui and 4 hall
toss each.
An elegant $2se sword is soon 10 be present
ed TO Captain Dericke. of the Dnryea Fire
Zouayes, static NED i'll Baltimore. Another
beautiful sword is Ia be present ted to Colonel
Pane, of the orrth Wisconsin Volunteers
by the JEFF soE ".oruty Guards.
1t is stated thar. .te saia of arms in Gin
cinnati las fl,l.rL Oh largely Not more
thsn oDe-thiId is Iaoy, sold that Vas 4 few
weeks since.
Captains NJ, .sa and Hum pi,rey, OF the
idicigan ~ ID, h. had TIA interview the
other da3 with sbc. officers IL regard 10 I Z
which thes say, ''tho pledges have been Kent.
ihefs h.-s not haaa "a .ing'e shot hred from
aie acket- Ola either side, MP 10 tbs tinne, y
y. h., Eth along that part of oui lines at
Baley's Gross i:oadls.'
Wo more compa nies are to be raised -
"'iaf piice ia the =. ate or country can SHOW
q more patriotic RI cord than sterling Old
Mt4biehesdy
Massachusetts has IN active service in the
fiiS or navy, or viii have, when tLa reei-
ga y = now rtcruIiins shall have been raised
he'.Eiy thirty thousand men.
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sN ~ ~ az - -. - ISL 4. ~, '7oA
TIE GREAT tIcToRi IN Missouri The
aaviccsrabfished at length tbis morning leave
no doubt of the great victory which, we have
achieved in Missouri II IL scarcely short OF
shc victory at Manassa in importance. In
material results, it far exceeds that achieve
ment. la prisoners taken. in property ear.
turcd, in treasure rescued i, is far, Ae sa.,,iesi
affair of the war, and one OF the most rea,ark
bic military s,ccesses IN history.
Ii must have many and great moral results
1t settles the fortunes of " esiern and North
crn Missouri. Lexington il upon the South.
ern bank of the Missouri river, in the centre
Of the Western half of the State II con-.
,nands the river and is the heart of Western
Missouri \ large portion of the most loval
Of the Missouri people residc in the fertile,
portion of the State North Of the river; and
the command of the channel OF the river gives
ns possession OF that splendid and populo,,s
region of country.
The disaster al Lexington iovi,Ics the FOX
tunes of FRgMoxr That ,rucuient traitor
AND brutal upstasl niust now share lie fate of
Scorr. The North will demand a victim. and
Fremont viii be the uillacAy bcas; given to
the sacrifice. lie is really no; responsible for
the cai:ai3ity bat he has managed To offend
the BLAiRs, the greatest liars of the age and
continent, and they will +" lie him into dir
grace aad ruin lie would not support I'm
COLIN ferthc Presidency, but went of 20 France.
LiSooL> remembers and viii punish Tne
tnte OF FEEHoNr viii be even worse than
that Of Srorr. An old aud a young truitor
not one breast III all me world viii beat one
throb of sympathy for iheir fac.
as yet, We have only the enemy'S report OF
the incidents of the engagement When that
of our own friends shall Reach lis, we shall
have additional cause of Rejoicing. We can
afford 10 wait ior this. The cuelnys account
gives us glory enough for one day