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the rich and wealthy KshawhA Valley, and at
the same tiuss ait,rding suppcts to the South
efn sentiasns in Eastern kentucky ; an object
new hscoms doubly important from tho crisis
which sfiaiss are reaching in that State.
We have eaid enough TO show that We have
txe columns operst;ng in two widely sparatcd
81 is, Tor two widely distinct ohjec.s. The one
column looks TO bringing back Northwest
err Virginia to its allegiance, and command
iug the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. The
other looks to holding middle Western vir.
gaia TO its true and natural feaIty, securing
the control OF the Saliaes and supporting the
cont4dora,eS in Eastern kentucky. We con-
ddsntly expect the success Of both sxpedi
tons bl. not without good deal Of bare
Gxatipg.
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II, gam Z; an,sa Gstg fnnkY.

TIE II rthsrn pap;Ta, aud many Il our own,
have very uuch eanfcunded he move meDts I
orr troops in Northwestern Virginia. We have
two columns operating IL that section Of TIC
State at considerable aistacces apart, over
most moul tailoua AID iulpassAbla county
One coIgnn, under Generals LES and hgHtS0
4 "a oue,atipg against RlsEsCaAE1, III he
county of Randolph and on the Cheat Mout-
tain, In the direction % Grafton. The o,hsf
eolnInn, under Generals FLoyb and WISE, is
operating against Cox, il tie direction Vi the
Kanawba Valley, in Tie eCoa'y of FayaST,
On the New river, whi,h bec6m 3 The Kana~h.
below the mouth Of the Gsuley river. At the
mouth Of G,ulsv the eaemy are posted 10
force The Hawks Nest Is On The right hanl
of New river, above the confluence Of The
1aulsy.
When, therefore. .he c~omy's dispatches
from Cincinnati nix up General WISE in The
movements OF Generals LEE md LoRIsG
that very fact proves TINT their authors are
ignorant ot the rsal locality Of General WISE
The column with which 10 Is operating is In
the central West Of he State, whereas that OF
Central LEE is in the &orIiwest proper. You
cross Sswell's Monnta'n and pass tie Haxi' 4
Nsst, where Generals FROM and WISE are,
On tia road f.oa Lewisbu-g TO the kanapba
Salines aud 20 Guyaadoitej sou crosa Cheat
Mountain, where Generals Lac aud LoaISG
are, On ,ha S'su8ton aud' PagkeEsburg turn
pike road. BRapDocK's army crossed Cneas
Mouatain acd Caeat river, Ca ts march
TO Pttstnrg, thea Hlrt Duqsesae. Bat you
cross sawei's Mopatain ia going frofa .as
Hfeen5rier Waite sulphur Springs to cinein-
natl al 4 70 Kentucky, on tho route parsusd By
LEWIS End his afn,y ia l774, on thor way TO
hgai the Iniiana o. Point Pleasant, wnere
LoGAs wac killed. la short. your course .fom
Stanton b tse mouth Of Gauley, Gear which
Generals FLGYp and WISE arc operating, il
due "as,j whereas the course ffosa S.Gnnton
70 Beverly and Cae2t Mountain, whore gems
Lac and LaslEs ara opare.toe, is almost due
NORTH. From tas mou III OF aAuley TO Bey-
ely, troai tae sis xg's Eest 10 Rich Mountain,
Is very long dlesa scs. IA lr. than "a hraarod
miles, the way Gbsrueted by The most atu-
popdouf nlaGntsiss Ia tbe State, aud marked
by 10 rect road. II Ps5fssssf Lowe 3ald
take he Ankee news-wFi,srs up ia Lis hal
loon, ani s.eH tiaem the d.strnee saa tnsa char
aster of cent: Intervening between ths cum
tie. If Il ndolph aud a. fayette, shoss writer's
mover would sgaia c 'nfeuad tee Dsase0s h;s q
orr ARMIES on tno ssgen add tas ehset Noun
tains.
TIE i'apraaee Of tha movements Of gen.
LEE eoas.Fs, bssidss deieiag thc ey uy cat 81
our stsfe, in gettifg passastion of ne BALI
iatre aad oala Rsiir,ea ard thus cutting Oh
tie tnest direct eeanmaaisata"n issaatR Gin
tinnaa ana s. Loais. VIII Was'siastsa city.
T.e Lnfasfs. Is a. re r,.s saaep Of Cane.
rsie Fa3Yp snd Niss, hu.irs tie Ss"'e oajsss
Nf isisiag s.e a.seny ssgss.4 s'is bad sss, eea-
sets ID reela.nisg tie k&naf bA ssl.rss, and
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Col. Tyler, Of she Can't. derate Army.

Tho following letter is sent us for publica-
ton. II explains the manner of the arrest of
Col TYLER, at Cincinnati II is evident that
the telegraph, acting under tho control of the
Government, suppressed the replies Of Mrs.
Tyler to caL It's messages, and thus laid the
tolls for him:
NEWPORT BAsRAogs, Aug l4th, 1861.
Not havirg any positive Information OF the
whereabouts OF M WIFE, whom had heard
from bat orce since my resignation from the
u =. Army. and having reason TO suppose
saa was in a community which did not sym pa
teixe with me ia the great national struggle,
l eb aimed from dent BeauTegard leave Of
absence Of zen days tor the purpose OF finding
| hes, with the intention of rakirg her to Vir-
| ana, Meeiiag Lieut. Waddy, recently re-
| signed, iesrne.s from hin that nay family
! wns hear Cineinirsti repaired co Nashville,
= lsgraEhsd twies; tut ccuid Get no reply
! wan natlf'a anxiety, but iInprudently, as
shs svqas! viii show, resoivet to brave the
dangers n IN arrest by searching for 1t in
o}i3 Toe Cara which iefI Louisville at II 80
we're advertised 10 fe1 b Cincinnati at day.
light negt morning. The train was behind.
time, and when / was searching for an omni.
hos 10 Leka ne TO the county place where my
wife was scjaurning, Was arrested By Col
tsaLAs Ia. who, / uslder<tsnc, his lust retnrn ed
srcns feryiss IN Western vtr.tnta h carried
ms bsfofs tho u. y. AttoELsy asnsrai, Who
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bureau of Army Inteiljx.nce.


We understand that q bill has been in tro-
dueed in 20 Agrees providing for the establish.
,nent Of s:ureau o. Army Intelligence. bur
are moi advised VIVA. is the prospsct Of it's
passage and approval by the President. One
thing. however, is certain, the organization OF
such a Baret4u il rsnch TO re desired, and we
trust Congress will not adjourn before acting
upon THE measure, CT some SIMILAR one.
We presume the ohiact OF the measure is &c
nrov de for. tbs appointment of officers regu-
Ifrly commissioned to accompany and report
ornn the dcin2s OF the various divisions OF
the Array.
We can foresae that parha ps the enerals OF
the army might object to officers Of this de-
.:ripion being authorized to communicate
from their csmps with the Government and
the public bnt were the officers referred to
suhject to, ard under the direction of, com
msn1icg others, there might be less opposi-
tsen to ths IN easura. Fac public are deeply
Interested in their friends and relatives in the
Held, and arc entitled 10 the earliest and most
authentic in formation respecting them, which
commanding officers cannot be expected to
give.
HAD such corps been In exisen at the
battis Of II anassas, every fact might have
been aseertainet and published, ia which the
public were in sers SIZED, within few days
afseI the battle, whereas weeks elapsed be
fors "a list Of the kiliea and wounded was
Obtained ana, even up TO this day. no COM
plate and authentic list has been made public,
IL any such be In existence. And, were such a
bureau Ia existence, the public would not be
tantali2sc, from day 70 day, a. they have been,
and now are, by the numberless baseless
minors which find currency, as the officers OF
tie bareau would DE relied apon TO transmit
10 Richmond promptly such fac Is as should
90 kaown, and such information as would at
once relieve the public anxiety.
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: Telegraph c nesSa.;s from Fortress Mem
70, states has IL IL reported that the Goafeds-
re- staanes Pas lex Henry had run The block
pGs cf tia fort, End CT course the shipS also
Wa dis 7re1tt the ruuor. Whea the Patrick
Henry gets GU to sea, the I3ct OF her escape
will he too vysli known among the tede al
lists Il the fost 10 a4mit OF any eoUh@ui 2:1l
uneer.a.r. phase ia announcing it. Wheihe'
Or 40 ste eyer gets on., rerainF TO ne seem. vs.
hava car ossn notion aaoUt tna.; but uher
she gets cut, il sh@ eyer does, me TACT Will DC
positively Eoo0n = ~ eoor Afterwards, ano
1t will IN 10 Il ortherg merchants trem tie ioI
thsir hEztTGs 81 sra.
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We have hs1 ga nas Iv. mo days q very
patriotic and ab.s adde's oln he H9a. WSf
l.. 6oGsIN, oi Bedford, loT which Sc hav % beer
usanle 10 uake room III cur Columns. Thu
lne address was delivered On he occasion Of
tue departure of volunteer o,mpany (the
Wharton artlllery) for ihe seat Of war. Tat
ceremony took piacs on tho IL h inst; and tht
lsngth OF tine t4st has elapsed is 4 reason ioi
vnit,irg nos AZ account OF it, evoa we're oul
columns sufficiently relieved - give place Il
!s. The address Is honorable to IT, author FOL
is nobie sentiments u AeGiiy 10 the State and
u tho South, AID lio spar. Of chisairy ana
runstancy ia tie national doie@cs which per,
4 zIng IL,
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u p5ft 4 Sal. uish.Eg

Passengers Iy tus Vsa.sssi acaIn yesterday
mentioned 4 TUUioP--fur ae eutAeatA,iiy O.
With v:o 10 act Yuue II. IL the absence q
more direct iniolIu-.ioA,---aiis.. on Sunday las
scfas p1rti1H CT @ -reraI Fi@yd's BngaGo was
safprl=ed ny t6e :, ra's. T@ea IN etga sc
meLJ ! OK place, IL y. hi.h odf icsS vas tWeh
II nv. rnsn. GA tie L ext day General FioyL
sea- out Z. party u l25 c-.Ndir. VINO Ia turi
purgI!ssd tbs ,neEny, routed Ela, t7ok III
I,,isouef IS, aid cap ustsi SO 1t 5gass sagonS--
Th's report was currens il he city i's
evrnirx
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deo,ded that I should BE- turned over TO the

decided that should BE- turned over 70 the
military authorities.
Adpt6en'l Mcclellan teleeraphed % Gen.
barracks In confinement. SubeeQ uent rufAsr1
indicate that shail be sent 10 Fort Lafayette,
New York. An attempt has been mace by
Ksntuckians tn have me relea sed by writ Of
Aabeas corpus but the civil authorities were
prohibited the garrison.
am closely guarded. but treated with cour-
sesy and kindness. The news OF my arrest
created intense excitement. and for time an
apprehension Of mob was general. My cap.
| tor, Col Guthrie. assigned az his especial
reason for arrestirg me, that IT was 70 pro.
cure the exchange Of Lieut.. Col. Woodruf,
recently captured in Virginia, and promises
| to MAKE propositions to the United States
| Government to that effect. l hops my friends
| will do all they can to effect an early ex-
| change.
Mr. Edstor:--My brother, Col. Tyler, sent
| me the above, which / was reques ted to copy
| End have published. also copy piece take
| from Northern paper, which, II you have
| room In your columns, You will o6lige me'to
| insert. Respsc fully, II. TYLRR.
TIE REBEL OrYIcRK AT NEwPoRT.-Lieut
Col. q. H Tyler, the Secession prisoner OF
| war now in Newport b irfacks, Is kept In close
quarters. well guarded by sentinels. His wife
| Aeep s him company in his loneliness. Inc
facts attending Tyler's capture, correctly
stated, are as follows: On Monday last he tel
egraphed from Lexington, KY, 70 DIR. J. b.
Wright, his father. in. law. telling him TO send
his wife TO Lexington TO meet hum. The dis
| patch was signed Charles Humphreys. Or
Virgin did not recognize the signature, bu'
Mrs. Tyler knew it TO mean Charles Hum
| pnrey Tyler, and Immediately repl ed that she
would meet b m Oh Tuesday. Tyler changed
his mind, and telegraphed to his wife 10 NEE
him at Louisyiile. His wife replied that SHE
| would do so. To the failure or blunders q
the telegraph, Col. Tyler owes his i'll fortune
| He did not receive the replies sent him, and
n AHa hn had M
| reached this city, he started from Louisville
| and arrived here Wednesday morning. Mrs
Tyler was on the omnibus going to the Louis
l Vile mail boat when she was informed tina
| her husband YVES q pr isOner OF war. With the
| rema aiming facts OF the case our readers are al
| ready aware. .
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= E,tphEiu EairfaS.

The Warren e.. ftcg h. IS Olniatiofi iron
aYuIiaSIe Scutce thAt IL 70 w9s light los
Inssaay Etgts neal Falls taurcA, be nt.E q
PORTION OF our 8Ilny a>4Ia LIS kadere.iists
lhe result IS nCt state4. q tr teAeSrc pAit
d.spa.g hes Ia " a. htLgtyn lseA41ion ruIaors
oil :. nsAt on Tins s4ds OF tneN Potomac CHI
EjanJ .I.s week.
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x4yovs Cssvs, Ys.ssvday-rs. sn..
$3.50 .sss disposed Of By the Mayor v.s,as
dsy 1sris,s Buck, free, committed %, ~.
!. papers cartsf Smith. FREE, arr,st.s -. =.
asserting from The city for,iacations. ~. 'of
loatfsd; 10 having . pass 20 bsdly . : :.
nss nobody could Rad Il; VIM. Bur,,,s. ~
med one dollar for violating TIE ord;.. Wv
.ae:ed TOR the govsrnmsnt Of u. m..sae
,niiip shansr, charged with assauitins Nv
a'eb, Wa discharged on giving sscs,; sseeS
MS good behavior. A fac imposed on ny 10. :
'Iling Rich IN inpropsr nam, 10 COM. @ Tor
emitted BY the Mayor. The Ms,o, ~, Wa
YIN. Bsndsrs dog 70 b killed, The bru ..1 q
ng been cemplsinsd Of for the sxhih;,;aa" nav.
'icious qualities. ''aon of
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va Invite attention to toe appeal, published
this msgairg, 10 behalf Ct tao s.. Chartss Nos
pissi. We need Rot add l. word 10 phst is So
Weil said by the eomE.ttss. T,e tssponss
viii dcastisss hs prompt and liberal. Oar
contemporaries throughout the Confederate
States viii ooofey tsvcrs aud at the same
tlas essentially ala Il benevolent object, By
luviishing the ep oesl u s9'r r lumns.
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The Militia # As,ehnso.a, AND che various
corps intended for homo defence, are regs-
sariy drilling, and many Of the companies a.,
50 advanced in the art as to DO considered
very creditabls soldiers. The enemy will have
warm work in getting con to Richmond" an
particularly uncomfortable time 10 getting
inside after arriving near its vicinity. The
universal sentiment Of the people hereabou,
is war to the knife against the invaders of
their soil. They will be welcomed with such
reception that the LESION will be u lasting
one to than
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our Gissa:eRas announce tie departure Of
q ii 70 from xur.Fees III al o., uGaer comm STA
Of tfsIeYal buaier. The sup osed asstlna
Ii n 10 he coast OF No-,h olAoiina. ahd lhe
probable uhIseI Is 10 iiii Up his intsls hy silk
il & oia bulAs, Ia oCd5r % Ienaer i.incoin :
bio. kasie "effzc i've
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The ChGr.ss GA Idescs.Yy iaasAs from feiia'
BE authority ,a.st j. .a.aesec oeGe:ti bEaAtJL
ll.s.g HAS Dee4 ui4e5ea 10 report Tor aut;
.sasg .hs aIusy or tEe Potomac. bIigadiei
tsenerai Ii. II. Apea.sC n, gallant tfiser.
sacceeoe Gen beg IL tae Command al PEN
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IN APP al 20 IN. ~~Nth-SS. Charles Hsts !
HogD1sol.

neNS0tO-S6.
HesDisal.
At m acting OF the ci,iz sns OF Richmond on
ed july lost committee of citizens was ap,
poin ted by the Mayor TO solicit the aid snd
support of the citixsns of the Confederacy
behalf of our sick and wounded soldiers Tns
uberalitv ard patriotism Of the owners OF Inc
St. Ohsrles Hotel induced them TO tender 70
this committee, free OF charge, that entire
building, with thu furniture therein, for the
relief Of the disabled Of our army; and, under
ths immediate charge and sup,rsision Of =
committee Of citizens, whose time both Gay
and night is gratuit,usly devoted to the SLEW
alton Of the sick and won nded, this essabtisn-
ment 10 being conducted In q manner wnicn,
under Gods providsncs. is producing INV
The citizens of Richmond have been called
on, and have responded literally ID coutTio,n,
tons, both Of tins and money; ana Wuis'
they are stu ready 70 aid, yet the oaiy ~
creasing number OF our disabled soldiers, W
volving corresponding increase 81 sap sa 81
ture, READERS it necessary 70 INVOKE us a' ~
our Southern brethren. =,
Our jnstisu ton was opened on the Nin '.
July, and our register shows that &c ns ,r
received and nurssd from South CAROLINE ~, -.
| Georgia go. Mfssissippi l03, VirEiG,e ~
| Louisiana 81, Alabama os, North Carolina d.
| Tennessee 81, Florida 50. and kentuc1y =" :,
mn king an aggregate on 1856. We nass .
| shis time, in tnis and q smaiier baiidins w
| Main street, rendered upop ths same hosss
toIu1Ss uouI ~ 3tCks IN Hduit1oa "
going, we have received 81 tae lsairo -
depot and conveyed 70 other quar- 'srs, -
parsons. We do not embrace large lam NJ.
who are nightly supplied with eomiof '~"'
quarters. .,
Some idea may be formed Of the amount ..
benefit conferred BY this institution "
statement Of its expenditures. Inc ooha 4
lions, exclusive Of tx'tnstye contriDu \. an,
hospital yuppiies. amount 70 y, ~ - IS ~
expenditures since 27sh Of jay, ss.su.
IA sum scarcely suAlcisnt 70 pFoss'
Under lkese circumstances ~ fsei assa ~.
| that IL IL cnly necessary TO Aeqaatnt gu HI h.
traaefc cttizsns OF the Uonfo6eUocy VIZ ~.
| work ws are chesrfaily psT1ormang. - .;,s
1 re1ponsio1iity We Are assuming, 70 sssss,
l from them cordial ard subetAnsthi ss rs,sss.
l 81 thsar ~ ptectAti0a Cf orr hoores Il - ~
1 ting the hAxdshipe and co90soeunS
l eeIAfoStp Of The de6en0srs az oar sois. scr,-
We inv6k> Tho cid o. To ooepcSaU .SSrssrh.
| tiss az the ctHHsnt sowne aAd ciuee ss ~,
out tn Confedsracy. aud wuuso ~ - %
1 hey call o. their clriSsns 70 conuos
l ~ FRAT Wu4k boGbgo -.
All oontx1nut1one. VAotnr hoq1 -! s1Rp - m
a. moaeY. viii - aA1Ieaeed - - -. 800
a - Oemnif1ee q unllsetiooss IsS
jsss p. HAavs''
Jo1a EuDsess
4. ". HAxAIs.
d. xx1ss's.
HienmM1, A.. -. leoL
4Enas1Asps eaDon tAsasopesA ~ eessa"'
WIG &# $50 ~#
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TO rIrE prTBLIC,
sp,AScE is rHs rHCs or THE nisr,ra,

After the Isl of sep',asbef, 10 following
viii be sae rasss Of publication OF the do.
patch
DAiL- pAraR. - fiso cests per copy Al the
counter anu from The regular carriers OF tha
e;:y. Per snnam, s.. SIX months, s.. Threa
months, sl.75.
I-WsvKLY.--$3 per an1um.
WsKKLy.-$2 par anuum.
Neither tbs Selai- VI es&iy nor Weakly yays
will he cent for q ,ees term tasa tweiv
nantta
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Pardoned.-Lorenno W. Frazier, who -.
convicted several months since betor, Ina, s1
Lyons of an unlawful appropriation Of y,
goods and chattcls of John W. Davis, and ". .a'
sas sentenced to term of imprisonmsn, W ~
-he city Jail for the off,ncs, was y.stsrs. 10
pardoned out BY GoY. Letcner. We ~. !.
ormed Of this fact by Andrew jenkins. r." M
Deputy Clerk Of the Hastings Court. S'
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Appointed.-Doctor William S. Metre, Of
Madison, Georgia, late Acting Surgeon of the
Third Georgia Regiment, has besn appointed
Surgeon in the Prov isional Army of tho Con
fsderate States, and assigned to the Forty
second Virginia Regiment for duty, under tho
command of General Lee, in Western Viz
Ii Ia.
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1fsspa's-Joe, an incorrig,ble darksv. h.
'oosing to Mr.. JEFF. Powers, whose pscuha,
Weakness is trespassing on other p.opI,,
domains, was yesterday brought up for oh
.ruding ON the premises of Mr.. Samuel Cool
Joe, by order of the Mayor, was strikinsIs
.dmonished of the impropristy Of his WAYS ..
he occasion alluded to. Joe had bean con.
sicted of similar offsnce the previous d.v
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Police A.dasrs.-rae Police arrested And
,aged the following parties yesterday evening.
finsiey T. Bostwright and james Smith, 70,
drunkenness; Geo. Russell, for feloniously cut.
ing Dan Aadef son with knife, and threatsn.
ng TO shoot Jas. Mccollsy; Edward Sullivan.
tor stealing two watches from Adam, slave Of
!. y. Wadsworth; VIM. Dsnnisson, for drunk.
enness and chasing peonle in the nnblic s,rest,
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The Bonsbardment Of Sumter--Ths sipb.
Of rsal bombardment is grand, almost be-.
yond conception ; and tho next in grandeur
stands q panoramic representation, which re-
veals wildly to the eye the hurting balls and
bursting bombs, with al the incidental spec
tacles, such as that now On exhibition at Me.
tropoiitan Hall. 1t is the work of Southern
arusts, and persons who have witnessed it saw
that it is a very faithful representation. Our
people have not lost their relish for amusement
even in such exciting times as the present,
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Odoriferous Party.-Five negroes, free and
slaves, were apprehended Wednesday night
by the watch while having social gathering
in the Lancastsrian School House with dane
ing and other pleasing diversions. Being
brought before the Mayor yesterday, they
we're ordered TO be whipped
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D'scharged.-SArsh, slave Of B. W H..
vas anaignsd before the Mayor yss,sr5.s '.y.
,sving in her possession Vial Of 10y ior
She satisfsetorily accounted for is na.S v.e.-
and vas dismissed. Samuel Rsndolns s''h
aooehiAnd free negro, was up for beins f T. :. a
'ity contrary to Law. Randolph provo, - 90 70: !.
40 Was q work making cartridge, =, 's -
Southern Confsderaev. and va. l.s ,s ~ 'ls
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tonts"ued:-Two men named Thos. p,;as-
ana mike Murray were yesssrday arrs;en.,
osf'rs the Mayor for sealing large su sa' y
money from Saml Breeder, . fellow pa,s.r ~. "
With them on canal boat from LypehhSS..
20 this city. The case was continued and , n.ls
les remanded to jail for further eyid.nn. par
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Running from the Wafe1--An effsnos ofthk
| nature proved against Bill, slave Of Sssaei
dreenhow, yesterday, procured the darkey
an order by the Mayor emitting him to ton
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The Confederate Stafss Of America, as we
learn from ID. j. Saunders, Jr., Assistan,
Auditor of this city, have paid into the city
tres sIry the amount contracted to be paid By
hem as the valuation for horses and harness
recently purchased for the Richmond "Home
Artillery" which, not being used BY them.
were sold to the parties named.
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The Office of the Virginia FIRE and Marine
Insurance Company has been removed from
next door to the Dispa'eh to the new building
owned by the company, aSjoiaing the Amer
can III otej. Ret3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

Arriual Of Prfsoners.-The Central cars
+" Federal prisoners. comprising smoDg
others q resident of this city. named Fran I
Smy tn, newspaper correspondent, who was
arrested at Winchester for some reason ms q
suspicious character." The relatives OF
Mr. s. ell reside iu this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

App0fnfment Of q faapld .w.--We under
s.ana that the Rev. J. M Grardin, OF the
Methodist Church at Harper's Ferry, has
received a commission fer eh1plaihcy IN
the Provincial army Of the Confederate
StAtes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

Personal First Lieut.. Fred. Garter, OF the
X. l.. /. Blues, (Wiso's Legion,) arrived IN
this city yesterday evening.