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n FIRsT-CLAss MEDICINES.
MEADE & BAKER.

If PHYSICIANS MEDICINES,
~ MEADE BAKER,
"a PHARAACEUTIsTs AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CEuTlCAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations fami-
Hes and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
don Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Supporters
Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors:
frst quality Perfumery, Pomades and soaps Min
eral Waters, bottled at the Springs Medicinal
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines, &c,
all of the best quality and at the lowest rates
MEADE 4 BAKER,
1S6 Main ST.. corner above Post Office
de Richmond
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.

HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.
o. FOR SALE-A Young, well-broke
AoNHORSE-rides and works weli--can be seen
at our stable, in the OF our arehouse
DE s--ts KENT, PAINE 4 Co
MULES, HORSES, SC, FOR
A SALE.-l hare TWENTY MULES. SIX
IVY HORSES, FOUR WAGONS and TWO
lRkkkeSEW pRAYS for sale, privately ON
six months credit: all of which can be seen Al
my stables on Dock street, betw cen 10Th and 2oth
streets. LA ls-2ml EDMOND BoSsI EUX.
1x1ElT.sIIh FOR SAL 1.-TWO or three
go CANAL BOATS. Apply, at this
omce. no 23--tS
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p ID U e CO.,
80 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
&1 No. s3 MAIN STREET,
A. Having in stere their Fall stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, offer them to
the trade on the most accommodating terms
indigo, Spanish float,l Burning Fiuid,
sup. Carb Soda, ting Machine Oil,
nsh,) Tanners OIL,
Cream Tartar, Linseed Oil,
Satpetre, Lamp Oil,
Fps salts, Sw eet Oil,
B0rsx, Camphor,
Pepper, Extract lockwood.
Ginger, Soap, all kinds,
Starch, Cigars, all grades,
window Glass, all sizes, Chewing Tobacco,
spirits Turpentine, Smoking Tobacco,
Coal OIL, Liquid Glue.
All the Patent and Popular MEDICINES PER-
FUMERY, &c.
us Particular attention to Packing and Shin
ping. no III
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ZINE ART GALLERY.--There is at present
on Tree exhibition at my store the celebrated
Original painting of Roth ermels MI D-SUMMER'S
NioHI DREAM. Also, very curious wood Mo-
ssiG picture OF scene from the PALACE OF YER
sA'''-ss by French artist The pnhlic are IN
utsd TO call and examine these rare specimens of
art, at AI,RFPT TYRSnCEsS "a
az "a Spatswood Hotel Ruii Hiding
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'W PHHSICIANS.-YOu our attention is cIlcted
4 to "pR0Pl LAMINE,'' a nciy remedy for Rheu-
lntlsm' arst successfully prescribed by Dr.. Awe
marius, OF 81 fetersburg, Russia, and recently by
many other eminent Practitioners in Eur0pe and
America Il is particularly mention cd and highly
commended In the reports Of cases of 'Rheuma.
tlsln and Acute Rheumatism - in the PeunsyI-
vanla Hospital, We have the pure Chloride Pro-
pyiamine, and also the Solution of Propylamine
with directions as to its use '
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutists.
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N.
ia 18-1y Resident Physician
MAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES -
w This Hospital is situated near the corner of
Main and 26th streets, and is admirably adapted in
alriness, privacy and healthfu ness OF position TO
the purposes for which it has been Instituted,
namely For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and OBSTE,
tribal treatment of SLAN Els. The rules and
regulations governing this institution have al
ready been published. A circular containing fail
particulars viii be furnished those who may de-
Terms: -Patients per week, IS; less than week
~ per diem bit the aggregate shall not erceed the
csdTge toT atNH iceek. Patients attending the daily
organizations G ami fn0t fit subjects for HOSPITAL CON
RI hH hAl y charged the regular fee adopted by
zoe profession at large. The above charges in
crude board medicine, medical attendance and
nursing. Surgical operations charged accord NJ
to rules OF other Hospitals of the city For further
Information, apply 10 the Physician resid emit At the
Hospital or to either of the undersigned Physi-
NJ, FRS. W. HANCOCK, M D.,
Main ST., bet. Sd and 4th or No $50 Main At.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace St, bet 5th aud 9Th.
L: S. VEST, NJ. D., Franklin St,
near Ballard House, or cor Main and 7th sts
PHILIP s. HANCOCK NJ D.,
Resident Physician.
J. &. TRkFlLIAN, NJ. D.,
dp lily Resident mt
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q GREAT REDUCTION In THE
(f PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS CIR
81 From 10 to 20 per cent. saved by buy Ell
l EKA ing from j. H ANTHONY. -
MEDICAL HOSPITALS
ISETJEVUE unS IYo~-~~>~~-~~~-o--~c>~~

y CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND. VA.
WHITE PATIENTs-In wards, So per week; in
private rooms, ~ to SIS per eek
sLAYEs-93 per week. Less than week 81 per
day but not to exceed SIS per VI eek Fractions
over the first week II cents per day
40 extra CHARGES except for surgical operations,
ana then an additional fee ranging from 50 to $40
VIII be charged. Bills payable on the removal Of tie
patient. No smallpox admitted
covered spring wagon will convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders NAV
be left at the Hospital or at the office of A. L. HoL
LADAY, 18th street, between Main and Cary
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the institution since its foundation having taken
1t under his exclusive charge, aided by competent
assistants, soilclts continuance Of the liberal
patronage of his friends ana of the public .ans
rally. WV UNIV a'H0
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON MD
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
ASSISTANTS:
G. w. p. BROCK, NJ
Church Hill. cor e5lh and Marshall SITS.
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A LEXANDER MOTIF,
"A AUCTIONEER ANb COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSES
Mules, WAGONS, &c, al the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o clock
Stock intended for sale will please be eutered
before the morning of the sale
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NE A Southern Manufacturing House LII
kEAI y ---EsI 4 I'll .lSAEn In l.ll--

First by COOkE Il RYAN;
2ndly, by PETER COOKE
3rdiy, by COOKE & HILL;
4thly, by AbEX'R HILL;
5thIy, by ALEX'R HILL 4 CO.
We are prepared to manufacture LADIES'
GENTS, MISSES aud BOYS SHOES of every de-,
scrlption, to which We most respectfully call the
attention Of our friends, customers and the public
in general
la 26--ilm ALEX,R Hill r. 70
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ssN~s-ss<-[>.,N
Nj A r = L z WOK KS.

Il
- = M y VI mon ghxi ss.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, gTH STREET,
RTCHMON ~,
MONUMENTS, ToMBs,
MANTELs, FONTS, &c.
NJ First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society aud Mechanics Institute
WOOD, EDDY L cos
Authorized by the States of
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and KENTUCKY,
Draw daily, in public, under the supernten-
dence of Sworn Commissioners.
bfs The Managers Offices are located at Will
mington, Delaware, and st. Louis, Missouri
PRIZES VARY FROM
81. so to $50!
pc Circulars, giving fail explanation and the
Schemes to be drawn, will be sent, free of ex-
pense, by addressing WOOD, EDDY Co,
Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY II CO.,
jy 1o-1y St Louis, Mo.
VXTM. SArTLER x CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSHES AND WINDOW
G LASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer
large supply OF Painters and Artists BRUSHES,
Of superior quality, to which call the attention
of our customers.
DRIDGFORD L. CO.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
D. B. BRIDGFoRD.
N. TiNSLEY PATE.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
WIR GINA SAVINGS BANK
Chartered be- RE Ie.i.Luf.-e az "a = -

" IhdTfeTed By khe LegislafuFe Of Ia.
,0O0
MONEY received on deposit in sums OF FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate OF SIX per centum per annum Is paid tor sans
remaining six months or longer for shorter Dos
rieds, interest at the rate Of s per csntum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued hy the
Cashier, 7. b. STARKE, At the store Of spence 4
Carey, corner OF Main and Governor streefs Rich
mond, Va. SAMaLS. cOTTRELL, Pres't
Z. Is. BTARKE. Cashier,
oc N-t2m DAVID BAKER, JR.. Secretary.
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LFkED 5. LEE,
IN FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL &c
In addition to my Forwarding Business, would
inform my friends and the public that / have
LUMBER ARD opposite my warehouse and d.
rectly on the line of the York River Railroad
where may , be found general assortment of Vir-
Mr. T. w. PEERS will attend to sales of Lum-
Der on my account.
Censignments of Lumber solicited, G. which
liberal advances will be made. A. S. LEE
DAINI $ AND ARTISTS SUPPLY
STORE OF
L RI LYBRO CK
mo. 23s Main ST., under Spotswood Hotell
The stock comprises a the articles in use among
house and sign painters, carriage and furniture
manufacturers, artists, architects, and draughts-
men generally.
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NEW RUG STOR RE,
q ROBERT w. POWERS,

la THECARY AND DRUGGIsT,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and re- fitted in a new nd hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. B.
wood, and more recently by G. S. Dawson, No. 49,
corner Maln and Wall streets one door above the
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
ence to their freshness, purity, and entire reli-
ability
Physicians will find his stock of DRUGS
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
SURGICAL lNSTRUMLNTS
&C, very complete, embracing many new and de-
sirabe articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day or night.
Re Orders promptly attended to-
OC bis kORT " POMR
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DRY GOODS, &c.


UILT + ID SKIRTS FOR LADIES'
W CHEAP.-Must be run off during the cominS
week, 100 Heavy Quilted Skirts, for Ladies' at 81
each, net the cost OF material which they contain
save the cost for making. HOOP SKIRTS-HOOP
ShIRfs-5oQ Hoop Skirts, best steel, watch spring
ana an, pest make warranted cheaper than can be had
CACTUS SkiRTS-20o Cactus Skirts, with steel
springs, answering the place of i Hoop Skirt
oaIT 90 cents each M0REEN SKIRTS, MOREEN
skirts to be run off for 81 each a real bargain
The only place to buy cheap Skirts is at
NUMBER FORTY ONE (4D Main ST.,
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LfDWEN WORKMAN s. Co,
IL GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL
Solicit consignments OF O BACCO, WHEAT
CORN, FLOUR, &c, to the sale of which EDWIN
WORTHAM will give his personal attention.
As Advances made on cOnsjgnments.
ne BAGS furnished when rec uired.
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Ne Leeches!. Leeches!. Leeches!!:-s
pave pave Jgst reeeiyd, by Adams Express, lot of
large size, which will be applied upon the most
tended to. can be found at al hours of The dav
at the HAIR DRESSING Room, under the Ameri-
can Hotel tentrance on 18th street, aad at night
al the corner Of Leigh and loth streets.
ap lS-ts R. G.. HOBS0N.
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~ One Trial will insure the Use Of Sem.
fLE,S IN FALLlBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, If properly used. For sale by Druggists
ona pioc"iH. fe
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WATTS u + F-BRA ACE pLOWS-
~ GEO WATT &C0.-EsTABLIsHED IN 1886
GEORGE WATT has obtained, at different times
Tour separate patents his Gu FF-BRAC
FLOWS, acknowledged to embrace the most re-
liable improvements ever made on this iInpe-
nent, three of which patents have to run respec-
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years and has
oeen awarded at the late Mechanics Fair in Rich
mond certificate of Silver Medal, for continued
superiority in Ploughs, (the highest premiums
given, and ~ The last State Fair premium on the
same, IN addition to premiums aw arded at all the
preceding Fairs for years.
WITHIN TWO months past he has added other
Sainabie improvements and We now invite all in
want OF Flows, warranted in every respect SUI
percr to others to call and exa;nin our large and
raj implements, and fresh and prime Garden and
Field Seeds, &c, which we offer for sale on our
GEORGE WATT &Co.,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
ia Richmond, Va.
MANCHESTER SCALE WORKS.--We
lfl have on hand from the above factory, PLAT
Also, COUNTER SCALES OF every variety, and as
agents for the manufacturers are prepared to take
orders for railroad track, depot and warehouse
sea les, &c, which for neatness, durability and ac-
euracy cannot be surpassed,
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & CO.,
ia 23-ly No. "a Main street
DAVIS, DEUPREE & CO. Will give their
IL entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES,
ann Publicly and privately.
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
WIN. S. pEUPKEE,
s. 4. FOGDREN.
RIFFS G. MADDux, Clerk de Nv
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HOSIERY! HOSIERY !.--Just landed. o

L Il our own Importation "
1 1'0So ooz' Ladies COTTON HOSE all qualities
A'V'' misses all sizes and
LOCO doz. Gents COTTON HALF HOSE, all auaI-
tiles;
Also, 1000 dog. L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS. ell
grades; ~ GA
All OF which we offer to the trade at a small ad-
vance upon cost of Importation
GlNTER, ALVEY & ARENTS
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SUNDRiES.-we respectfully call attention to
~ the following GOODS, received by latest ar
rivals Cotton, SILK, Linen Cambria, and other
Hand kerchiefs Coat, Vest, Pant, and othel But
tons, IN every variety Snspenders, full assort-
ment Ladies aud Geuts' Gloves aud Gauntlats
Hosiery, all grades Gents Collars, Scarfs, era,
yats and Ties; SKIRT Braid, all cGlors Dress
Whalebone. all sizes: Blay and Blouse Linens
Brown Linen Damask Huckaback aud Diaper
Towels; Cotton Paper &c, &c.
fe Is KENT p,rNr cn
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T. FORGE HUMMEL'S PREMIUM Es-
- sENCE OF coFFEE.-One package Of this
Essence Will 80 as far four pounds of cofee and
cofee made with ii will preserve perfectly the real
taste Of the hes, coffee, and have more delicate
ana inner havor, finer color, and be more whole
s s;i than coffee without it; will also be clear
fresh supply just received. For sale by
A. BUDEkER Co. DRUGGISTS
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ATTENTION, vOLUNTEERS.
RlCHaIOND-MADE PIANOS

RlCHaIOAD-MADEp PIANOS
E,zf7].zi5s r. FOR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
n B UPRiCEs. - The subscriber has on
v sA Inland three new very superior oe-
ave fiAA Us, which he warrants TO be equal, il
not superior, TO any instrument oil the same quail
ny from Northern manufactures.
lie Also ehers his services TO the public 40
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at reason
able rates. CONRAD FREIMANN,
North side Broad st, between "a aud sd
RxPERExcEs.-H. p. Lefebvre, Esq. Prof, +. w.
Thilow. Prof. w. r. Graham. NC. no A-sm
HARD TIMES AND COLD WEATHER
III CONE TOGkrHER.-Then save money by
saving fuel. save both, and increase your COM
forts at tho same time, by procuring Heaters,
Rans aud Stoves Of the latest and most approved
constructions. The "victor Gas Burner warms
loses nre. The Portable Crate is both Cheerful
and seusibis.'i Stoves sold by me in years past
repaired, or taken w exchange for new. second.
ALSO-Plumbing. Gas-Fittiag and Tin Work
done with dispatch, vt the sGoyeFnar Street steve
store GEORGE STARRETT. Bslvin's Row.
Terms cash. las
IANCY GOODS At REDUCED PRICE,
II We have On hand. Ut late importation, large
and well selected stock Of FANCY GOODS. con-
sistiag or chiun Vases, Cologne Bottles CnrA
Baskets, PArian yaSes, Figures, Ktruscxn Vases
Fancy Bohemian Vases, Spoon Holdors sc Fanrvs
fiah Qioees. fcrfAms Stxnds. WoFk hsx "a pznsyvs
French Nnnae boxss. and many ether fanrx
Goeds too numerous 20 nention, all 81 which "a
shall omar . greatly Tedssea pEss. from tbs date
ht aea TEsat 1ailaiass. 0esssssr Ii
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BE Baths! Baths: Baths!.!

can be had daily, from 8 O'clock A. NJ until 10 p
"a, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
Roolng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance on nth street. Single Bath %
cents Or tive tickets for 81. ocl5
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II EMEMBEh - Uneurrent money OF every
~ State In the Union received at par for DRY
GOODS of every description, for prices reduced to
suit the present great monetary nd political crisis
The panic at hand must be met. | am, therefore
disposed to offer the whole of my valuable stock
Of Dry Goods at any price from the original cost
Tor cash only. Recollect, have price for any
goods In my valuable stock IN exchange for specie
or uncurrent Bank notes. My friends and GUS
toners would dc well to avail themselves of this
opportunity to buy some of the cheapest Dry Goods
ever offered Ia the State of Virginia. Call at the
House of Trade at
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ks Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia aud Disordered Bowels
ana LIVER, can be entirely cured by the regular
OF all the principal Druggists in Virginia
orders will be promptly filed, by addressing
ia l2-ts 4 BAKER Richmoud "a
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'NSEA II AhibLc1t OntHlst,
Sign of the Red Mortar
fe IL 5th and Main streets, Richmond

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solution of pro-
Syrup of the Hypophosphites OF Lime, Soda and
Potassa DR.: Narvin's Elixir of Calisaya Bark,
prepared OF the best cOrtes drn& regia the strong
est and fresh Aqua Chiorata, of our own prepara-
ton; Dir. l.. Brownies Chlorodine.
l.. WAGNER, Apothecary,
fa rl,a1 md th 80
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a TO FARMERs.-NEGRO SHOES.

81 article for ditchers' use sailors; also for
II wagoners; being really the only reliable
~S waterproof Boots, will bs sold at greatly
e0uced prices for h at WIN
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mr.. 1. IN. CLARhEIs sTIMTIIrIna:

EAU DE BOTOT This Is an inyalaai,ia
II Tooth Wash, which long experience has provsd
stances, and .preserying tho teeth. Ii also ssns
the gums solid and healthy and impsrss . ssRR
pared aud sold by IIo'
w. JEFFERSON CO.. pruvy,... :
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FROM GEN. PATTERsONs COLUMN.
MARTlNsBURG, Tuesday, July ., /

MARTISsBURG, Tuesday, July ., 1861.
Captain Girard, of Company F. 7th Penn
Syvana Regiment captured Sunday three
troopers, four horses, two revolvers, one holster
pistol, one Halls carbne, and four swords
Captain Girard is an old Algerine soldier, hav-
ing served seven years in the Chasseurs
D'Affrique.
During a reconnaissance made in force by the
14th Pennsylvania and lSt City troops, a nephew
of Capt. Butler, of the Confederate army, was
taken Seventeen prisoners have been taken
who are we'll known SecessiOnists. The enemy S
troopers are under the care of Major Spear,
Provost Marshal This number embraces all
the prisoners not sent from here to Fort Della
ware
The 1st and Sd Pennsylvania remain here
at present as guard over this station. There
are 160 horses in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment already unfit for service from various
causes. Orders have been issued that the
Brigade QuartmaSterS must forage for them
selves, giving q receipt in the name of the Gov
ernment upon the Quartermaster's Department
The order given yesterday to move this
morning was countermanded last night at II
o'clock
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right and left, cavalry on each flank, Gnd in
fantry in the rear
The artillery of Colonel siegel approached
Within eight hundred yards, with four can
non in the centre, body Of infantry and ask
FOUNDER under Lieutenant Colonel HaSsendare
on the left, Colonel Solomon's command with
a six.pounder on the right, and a body OF i'll
fantry behind the centre artillery.
Colonel Segels left opened fire with shrap
nells, aud soon the engagement became gen
eral The Rebels had on grape, and their
artiIlerists being poor, their balls flew over the
heads of the National forces After two hours
firing, the enemy's artillery was entirely silenc.
ed, and their ranks broken.
About 500 Rebel cavalry then attempted
to out flank Siegel, and cut off his baggage
train, which was three miles back, when re-
tregrade movement was ordered The train
was reached in good order, surrounded by in
fantry and artillery, and the retreat of the
National troops continued until a point was
reached where the road passed through high
bluff on each side, where the enemy's cavalry
were posted in large numbers. By feint as
if intending to pass around the bluff Siegel
drew the cavalry in solid body into the road
at distance of $50 yards from his position
when, by rapid movement of his artillery, he
poured q heavy cross-fre of canister into their
ranks at the same time the infantry charged
at double quck," and in ten minutes the
the State troops scattered in every direction.
Eighty-fve riderleSs horses were captured and
sixty-fve shot-guns, and number of revolvers
and bowieknives were picked up from the
ground
Col Siegel did not surround Carthage, as
reported yesterday but attempted to reach a
piece of woods north of the town, and, after
two hours desperate fighting in which all the
forces on both sides were engaged, and in
which Lieut.. Toskin thinks the enemy lost
nearly 200 killed, be succeeded in doing so, and
the rebels retired to Carthage. Siegel fell back
on Sarcoxie, whence he proceeded next day to
Mount Vernon.
Lieut. Toskin left on the evening Of the 7th
inst, and rode to Rolla, l53 miles, in 80 hours
He met Gen. Sweeney's command miles from
Mount Vernon, and COL Browns command l6
miles from Mount Vernon, pressing forward
to reinforce Siegel.
Lieut. Col WuIff was not killed as report
ed
Accounts received tonight state that Gen.
Rains of the State forces was killed at the bat
tie of Carthage. The command of Col. Siegel
has been REINFORCED, and is now prepared to
renew the attack.
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LATEST FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.


A special dispatch to the Commercial from
Beverly, says that Gen. McClelland's ad-
vanced division is moving rapidly to Cheat
Mountain Pass The rebels burned the
bridges at Huttonsville, and will burn the
Cheat Mountain Bridge, but it cannot delay
US an hour.
at Rich Mountain, 131 dead rebels have
been found Our wounded are doing we'll
Ten commissioned rebel officers were killed
and captured, including Capt. Skepwitb, Of
Powhatan; Capt. D, Z. Langell, late of the
United States Army; and Capt. Irwin, of
Brunswick, are dangerously wounded. DR..
Tyler, late of the United States Army, and
DR. Walk, late of the United States Army,
are prisoners.
Some Georgians and South Csrolinians are
among the dead. but the rebels dead are
chiefly Eastern VirginianS
This morning, Col. Pegram, commandeF at
Rich Mountain, sent letter to Gen. McCleE
Ian, offering to surrender himself aud CON-
mand of GOO men. The surrender was ac-
cepted, and the prisoners will march in to,
day. The prisoners ore much reduced by
hunger.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-07-18

The New L. S. REGmENT-T official
list of officers appointed to the regiment in
the regular army of the United States, is pu' =
lished in several Of the leading papers of the
country We observe that these regiments
are organized upon q system new to our
army Each regiment of foot is to consist
of 9, ,452 men, officers included, divided into
three battallions of eight companies each
Each battalion is commanded by a Major
making three Majors to a regiment instead of
one as heretofore The number of officers to
a company is not increased.