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The War Department has informed the Governors Of
the States which have ordered out their quota of militia
under the FIRST Proclamation of the President, that it Is
desirable aud preferable that those who have not been
marched forward shall be mustered in for three years,
under the subsequent Proclamation Fall instructions
on this subject will soon be issued
Col. Curtis, member of Congress from Iowa, has
received authority to muster in the two regiments i'om
that State in case the United States officer for that pur
pose shall not have reached the rendezvous, and has
been ordered to make preparations for their equipment
G. ". Tebbigger Of Cincinnati has been appointed
Paymaster in the Army.
The President has appointed the following Post
masters in Eew.York State:
John Hand at Lyons; Levi Plat, at Platisbufg apd
Charles II. Hopkins, at Utica.
Major Anderson will soon be ordered TO honorable
duty. The Government contemplaes promoting him
10 q Colonel.
Among the recent designations are those Of Col.
Emory of Maryland, Is, Cavalry; Major Mordeeai,
North Carolina, Ordnance Department MAJOR IL Is.
Lee, Virginia Comms5ary Of Subsistence.
Special Agent Hall, of the Post-0aice Department,
len to-day for Baltimore with view to arrangements
for facilitating the transmission Of Northern mails.
The New-Yolk 18th Regiment, the Salem Zounyes,
and the sapper and Miners Of the Massachusetts Sih
Regiment, arrived here this afternoon.
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SECESSION OF ARKANSAS.
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WASHINGTON TO BE ATTACKED.
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The Regiment Sworn into Service
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PREPARATIONS TO ATTACK FORT PICEEyS.
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IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION.
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THE WAR FOR The UNION.
MILITARY DISPLAY IN WASHINGTON.

THE FIRE BRIGADE.
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MAJOR ANDERSON AND THE KENTUCKY
BRIGADE.

WAsmScToS, Tnesdny, May :, lSjl.
Major Anderson has this evening with the conan;
of the President, accepted tie command -f tie Ken
tuCky brigade.
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THE KENTUCKY BRIGADE.
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IN ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandrians boast of their Secession prlncl-
ples. and the following paragraph may indicate
10 other sympathizers what such principles
entail
A considerable number OF leading merchants
Of Alexandria have declined TO renew their
licenses or, in other words, have concluded to
abandon their business there. The well-known
banking house of Messrs. Core IL Bro. passed
through all the bank troubles in this section
occurring Of late years, but died Of Secession.
As it paid interest on deposits, many worthy
persons may suffer severely BY its suspension oil
payment. On Sunday night, seven slaves escaped
from Alexandria and two from Alexandra
County and are by this time probably, in Penn
sylyania. Virginia, in her Ordinance OF Seces-
sion. formally released Pennsylvania from her
late obligation TO return fugitive slaves. So the
owners of these nine may thank Secession Tor
their loss.
BEEF FOR THE ARMY.
As was indicated in my last dispatch, the fol-
lowing advertisement appeared in this nights Star;
PROPOSALS pom SUPPLYING BEs, on THE hoor-S"l'A ~
sd Proposals for Furnishing Beef Cattle on the hoo lor use
az m. United States Government invited u me lttu hs'
G To- be delivered 10 the City Of Warrington OF At any point
in tie state of Pennsyvana which Government ~ 70
P,ce per pound gro.s weight must be stated or 20
Pnu,yysnis distinct rom delivery contemplated IN
Bids 10 be directed Lieut. A Beck"h, ihs1 Af'ey'
A. A c. s., Washington, d. Z. .
GEN. SCOTT TAKES THE OATH AGAIN
Cen. Scott has for the third time voluntarily taken
tbe oath of allegiance to the Constitution and laws.
The officers of his staff have followed his e1-
ample. The first occasion was when he entered
the service, and the second when in command
of Fort Moultrie in the "Calhoun Nullihcatlon
times. The old gentleman is looking as vel as
could be expected, though it is very evident The
cares Of his Office are producing an elect upon
his well.worn frame
NURSE ACCEPTED.
Mrs. Boerum, the frat American lady ""'
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to-niGht about p. M, and reports killed
and 70 wounded cn our side, and the balance
except few who escaped, werc aent awsy
prisoners Of war-it is supposed 20 Old Point.
The wounded were also carried IN. Or the
military movemer - Of onr forces l am not at
lThs Ailianc. and st. johns, tho tive
British ships which iran tae blockade, -
head CITY. Tha Alliance was warned by tfe
blockading neet at Charleston, 90 the q h
MAY, bnt patiently waited an opportunity,
and Slipped In unperceived by the Hessian
heet. Their carsoes are indeed most value bic,
cont ainine, besides munitions Of war;" ,oot
sacks Of salt.
SEprExBER "a. 1851.
I learn from one Of the citizens who went
that the Federal commander asked our party
now many killed snd wounded they had car
Red off. Our spokesman replied, cone
" fon are a liar" replied the Yankes. Show.
Ing that they disbelieved the fact that after
nearly twenty -four hours bombardment SO
few should have been killed out of about $50
men who occupied the fort. Commodore Bar.
ron, who arrived at Newbern on Tuesday to
taze command OF the fort. went do am i'm me-
di&tely on his reaching here, with what little
ammunition he could gat, got to the fort safe,
went to a gun, but saw how useless It was
to prelong the conflict under snch immense
disadvantage, and was taken prisoner.
Intelligence from the coast this morning is
that the entire fleet. seventeen ships.o of the
line, had loft the coast. Some Of their gun :
boats are low inside the BAR aud have com
plete sway of the Sound. Lieutenant Muir
laugh, who had his left arm horribly frac-
tured by a shell, was fortunate enough to ee-
cape from Hatteras, and was brought up h IRE
to have his arm amputated. He stood the
operation nanfully, scarcely uttering a muir
muir; and yesterday afternoon, when he was
put into an extra car to be carried to Colds
boro', he was very cheerful.
1t is thought here that the Yankees will
make Ha.teras basis of operations against
Norfolk, as there is good water communica-
ton by the Sound I'D Canal. r. q.
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ARRIVAL PROM RIO DE- Observation-Disclosures
standing the v.g'lant blockade, the brig Yves,
Indian, of New Orleans, Capt F. Arnet, ar
rived here yesterday In forty one days from
Rio de aneiro. with a cargo Of ffteen hun
oref begs Of coffee Consigned to that on ter.
pri6ing commercial house. Geo. w. Williams
S 90. Ninety seven miles east of the bar
The W. !. was chased by man of war under
eanvas. At half-past A. nj, ON Sunday.
MADE ste amer and saiiing vessel of this bal
bicckeding; but IN conseq ueuce OF their being
at anchor, the West Indian was enabled 4,
reaca the Swash Channel and get safely into
port.
No news OF special Importance at Rio Cof-
zee was high, ard there were some forty sail
OF ankee vessels in port, which toned IL di:-
Tcuit 20 get fretghts in consequences Of the ex
is ing troubles. The Yankee CAPTAINS EN- {.
ploycd part Of their Tune in abusing the
South, and say Ing what terrible thisgs their
conntrymsn at the North would do. Eng
hsh vessels that had reached RIO r~port be-
Ing chased by privateers near the Equator;
but the latter changed their course when
English coiors were displayed.
Freights IN Euglish vessels were somewhat
injured. many persons thinking that there
would ns war between the Eaglish and Ysn-
KEGS, when the latter would cover thu ocean
With their priv atsers.
Tae bark Indus and schr. z. II. Russell.
both FROM this port, We're left ~ Rio Also
bark Weaco, from New Orleans, bark Anna
E Grant, Of Richmond, and i've Baltimore
barks.
The brig West Indian was as.istsd In 10
port by the pilots attached to the 0unrd
schooner Howell Cobb, who proceeded ont
side thu osr IN their weasel and piloted thu
brig iaso pert sasrIsstaa O0.yiss, Sd.
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correspondence Of the Richmo rd Dispatch
dTdtrs in Mscktenburg County.
OLAEKSYIIIH NknKIRERuta Va

As
September Sd, 1861
news In mecklenburg is by NO means plen-
ului' Ihe bountiful harvest, the extraordi-
asry oops Of corn In this section, your readers
tlrady know.
The last County Court appointed the follow
ZIG gen slen,en rs g committee to suIerint tend
,ns Cor fedsrate loan in the county Henry
wood, Z X. Chambers, William Townes,
SiIliam Baskerville. Jr., DIR. Sam1 Saun-
GERS, and b W. Leigh. Mr.. Wood informs
ne that the prospect is 11attering for liberal
iosh. be says, that every one TO whom he
mas mentioned the suhjsct. expresses desire
y sell portion of his wheat and 'obacco for
g0hederats Bonds. The Secretary of the
!isesury may rest satisfied that Meek lenburg
VIII 90 her duty In this matter as promptly
aHo freely as she has In furnishing largely
oset hsr quota CT men for the army. Dat OF
a~hlIe population Of G III, this county has
.snt In 70 the field upwards Of seven hundred
!. The ninth company has been organized, and
ROW epcamped at Sandy Fork. Oamillus
pseioy Is Captain, Bailey Williamson LIST
an su enhnt, Henry Wood, Jr., I'd Lieutenant,
ano Ben Williamson Sd Lieutenant Captain
-, l.. overby has shown great liberality in
se"ihe an this company for his soD he does
stop 10 calculate dollars and cents In
. .ta crisis as this. MIR. Henry Wood, Sr
rs worked hard to raise this company. He
"a, nas snTee sons ia the army-one Captain in
80. % a tEamuEd's) Regiment, one a ID Lieu.
YTnaht In FiLlsy's OlarksviIle Blues, NOV at
ABOVE company, as stated.
,olt tat:on Is on tip. toe here. We are
, ~" Tor another great battle near Washing.
hn, ine forward movement has been slow,
WI We snail soon see 10 what purpose.
OccAsIcNAL,
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The Congress 0: the Confederate States OF Ane-
rc2 having passed al act providing hat an fIac
ton sh Ill be held "a the 'evets t.tes OF the Con-
ftdsrncy, on tina trst w doe-d ~ In November
1881, IL. members Of the House OF Eppreserta.
tives III the Congress of the Confederate statea
ard thst the election all be oond acted in all re-
spects accordlcg o the Constitution of said Con
fsdersoy, and the lsws of the severn Sta'es IN
force Tor ihst purpose; and the laws OF th!sstate
having provided that the Cont Of e. oh nuntv
and the Court for the corporation 81 vii.
iiamsbnrg, ard for ea~h CORPORATION in
wren wards are established by law. shall.
before the eisct,on Day, appoint I've freehold IS
IA Com mlssiouers at the Cont House aud the
Ike number Il. each place Of voting l. the county
or corporation, to supsrin-eod the election al
members o. Congress and a. the time of ma kin
such apo ntm MT shall .lso appoint one ficer
conduct such election at the Court Hnusc sud oas
at each place OF voting ia the county or CORPORA
ton aud, moreover. tho Convention OF this STATE
having, by ordinance, provided that the ausl,.ie cd
y ters of the Comm eslth who may he sbsent
from the counties or corporations OF their re4i-
dspcs. IN the military service of the state CT
the day Of election for members of the H,1sa
OF Representatives Of the Confederate Fta.e.
may vote in said election, at snch place rr
pisces within their oucamonaut ~ the com
mandapt at such eacsmpment shall desis-
be within the limits of the state or not and III 9
raid Ordinance having further provided that
for eich place Of voting the commandspt Of the
sncampmsnt shall appoint a Superintendent
three Commissioners, and as msny Clerks ~
shall be necessary, who, after having been first
duly swern by him, shall perform the dute
required OF, and be liable to the penalties In.
pored upon, such officers under the election laws
of the State And the said Commissioners ara
required to cause separate polls to De open 81
for the election Of members Of Congress
according to the regulations prsscribe3 by sst8
Ordinance: Therefore, /, JOHN LgTcHER, Gov.
ernor Of the Comm ,nwe aith Of Virginia. do
hereby require he Courts, and persons yhose
duty 1t Is to sppoiat said tficsrs, to proceed to
perform the duties prefer bed az Aforesaid &c
that the election for members Of Congress shs;r
take place at the tins prescribed and Ia the mar.
ner provided.
Given under my baud as Governor. and under
- ~, the sea: Of The Commonwealth, at Rich-
81 s. mond. this Sd day OF September. lssi, ard
In the year Of the Commonwealth The
eighty nth. JOHN LBrUHER
BY the Governor:
GgoAaE W. MgxroRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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FROM WASHIXCr0y

WAsuTseros, Sept. 4.-The correspondent
of the New York Post, says that the Uonfeas.
rates are concentra Ing IN large force In Son T.
Alexandria, and are erecting batteries nea
the mouth Of the Occcquan river. Heav,
firing IN the direction Of the Federal lines wa,
heard this morning. No report Of any battte
his been received.
Skirmisaing occurred In the vicinity Of IT,
Chain Bridge this morning, over the poto-
mae, bat Ii Is not believed to have been seri
Gus.
John G. Rhawing, a merchan. and native
OF the West Indies, has been arres ted for ,re,
son. and sent 10 Fer. Lafayette.
The Hatteras prisoners have been Confined
in the aoid OF the Bcandywins
Tie Washington correspondent OF shs New
York TImss says there WAS no Cabinet m act
Ing 70 daY,
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CEvEs BE,UrIF s.s rUIve Ior.
e,Ss s fhs y s,hn AM sas ntr 40 .
Y NDAY. 'hs dsy o. ep'enbsr. at Oh -ck
I'll ne so up1a me Ir M o., trp--
LOTS, lat 30 o. tue M ii TIA. C. 70 .rs.
los, and oaSr tee r. dsr ca u Ir Cas- all
~, Nv OF *bicn fron u f-.t 81 on tn pi "A z
k1sd. ant rua BACK is1 fees e.-h - a. stlsv add
hs o hertwo fro 20 set eqca en- Pie trses
aad RI 2 BACK iss fsss sssS, ~Itb an alley % ca
''cs. Tho !9ea;toi % "a 9 pro r., rssdars Il
ntabis y 81 rs private Tss n O. ~ tus'na a
Coasss' a1s b ~ q" zap owing neigh Do no ID
sac 3rs eIe favorable eppo t-a,y for q
er ANS ipveotmeat
Thsas tine thii 4 OBJ ba'an ft mi II
n ,pths fJrneg 'izbis rot =, 0.ah ntsrsat a fdel
md secased b. .;us, d.
SEA Jas II ,@TLos t SOW. Aue.'s
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Correspondence of the Richmond D,sna.eh

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Ihs hGd Aedfdsnts Of Wharf.-The Hospital and
TIE Fseid-A aartyr's NenoriaL-The Death
Dr. Thomas Marshall, Surgeon
OrLPRPgR CeU ar HousH Sept l. SCI
nAns OF your columns have been inscribed
with the names OF the martyrs who have fall.
Ell aroh tne Held or battle. l would not tare
one aufei from their broWs | Wouid only
aumoiy ask small place for the par,e CT n
martyr who fell upon another field The
martyrs OF the hospital should be admitted
mo 'he caienoars OF heroes. The hospital is
often the scene Of deeds Of heruisrn which de-
serve commemCration in marble or at least
BY the muse Of history. The co ward NAV be
simulated TO deeds of daring in the heat OF
coursge can "face the Inusic'' OF the siahs ard
sFoans OF the mangled and bleeding victims of
me neld IN ne wards o. the hospitals We
are not amin ited 20 the dreadful revelry"
~. ~ Ie presence OF armies With banners. Pes
thence mat walks in darkness and sickness
sas' oestroyeth at noon day, shoot at us with
!1sudIble guns from bahind masked batteries
BY day and by night, through "evn and
aIcagh god report" we keep watch and
ward 81 sick beds, counting the bea :ings of SO
many hearts and listening to the plants and
Anaiing the breath of so many patients.
we must keep niche in our Southern
pantheon for the heroes and heroines Of the
nosplial. l claim such place for DR.
IN mas Marshall who died TO- day a M artyr
Dddty In the hospital At Ca.paper Court
mouse. He was the son Of james w. Mar
1nall, oi Lseds. anC grandson OF the late
Ohlef Justice. After grfG nating he spent If
zen months in Rlockley Hospital, Philadel-
pnia. Ia then moved to Louisville, Ken
tuaEy, where be was Demonstration of Ana.
iomy and highly successful practitioner OF
medicine. When Virginia declared hec indie.
penoence be, soon aa he could leave the bed of
q SEX mother, repaired TO Richmond and of
Tered his services TO his native State. In the
meantime the battle of Manasfa was fought,
81 d without waiting for commission he hur-
ileo 10 Manassa ard administered gratui-
nusly, AND sometimes amid great personal
discomfort, 10 the sick and wounded whom
ae followed 10 Culpeper Court. House, where
re vas put In charge of the hospital nv the
Meoicai Director of the post, DR.. Green,
WI, VINO expressed 10 the writer a high apprecia-
oon OF Dr. MarshaIls ability and devotion to
ssoty until, exhausted byiexcessive labor, he
t h,. a. mis- rost a hero and martyr. give
AS lame in charge to the historic niue
r. s, 'l9Lh Regiment Va. Vol.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.J
A Call upon the Ladies.
GENIAL HOSPITAL,
dkNBkAL lAObFlTAl
w SAx~t .

OhaTIOttes WHO, Sort. :, 1901. )
The Surgeon In charge of the General Hos.
pitai at Charlottesville respectfully solicits
from tha women Of Virginia and the South
generally, further contributions OF lint for
dressing the wounds Of the soldiers who were
disabled at the battle Of Manassa. The sup
ply oo hand II nearly exhausted, and the daily
demand is &c great as to exceed the resources
Of the town and Its vicinity. He taxes this
occasion to make q general acknowledgment
Of the receipt OF numerous boxes Of valuable
contributions from various portions OF the
Oonfederacy The number II - krgs lover
one hundrsd) a. 70 preclude spAcihoation o.
thsir contents, he only way BY which most OF
tnsm ooald b identified put d may liAts
hayS ssea tseesvsd Tie oosrsaraSdiax SOC isis
batloHs hare conc 70 hard, except In iss
eatss zoe recsnt " b yst rsxAfded - s3sep,
ti6na v ~ rule. f,k g..
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ARREST OF An EDITOR, Eie.

INV York, Sept a--Tne editor OF tnt
Hatehman, a: Green Point, L. l., has besl
SCOT to Fort Lafayette.
The Hsratd. this morning. repoi t. q pio. +
blow ny the Oroton Aqueddot.
The privateer sumter was seen elf ti.,
coast OF tsntxaeia or tbs l5:n Ct Ausnst
steering West. Her captain, when ct 1riEi
dads expressed has intonsicu Of going to Brazil
70 cruiss Tor E:si India and California ves =.
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Rirhmuno pispatrh.

,.,ra OF GALLANT vIRarHrAH
,,,ed at the battle Of Oak Hi!l, In Mis- i.
.-, is Joseph Mon tcaim Simms, the o,des
~ Albert q. Simms, Of Culperer county
We are indebted to distinguished gen
.n attached to our Government for some
connected with his career. When tn
~, mat now sweeps over our land hrcke
49,, in ito fury. he was the first to give M
-. agreeable vacations OF peace. desert the
If ordinary business and enlist In III.
p.r,os Of his coantry, TO peril his life, his all
me honor OF our iax. He want as one O,
~ Asst company from Hempsied county. Ar.
"a. under Capt. Grstiot, TO drive bach
49,, southern soil the invader and destrove,
- southers rights. After this comn,nr
..sed Missouri a regiment was formed Of i,
IA ether companies, of which Opt. Cratic,
.-.s elected Colonel. At the late battle.pea,
sr,,nsaeld, Mo, 1oth alt } In which this
,I.4r,ent did such signal service. Mr. S,rr,s
81 % rise no more. The Msior OF tina ree,.
ant had been shot from his horse, and Mr.
s m. hsd taken his place, when soon. f.
u. .hiesssi Of the fight, he, TOO. sealed his
n;ia 70 ths cause Of freedom with his oxn
,l,od from next his young heart. Close bv
MA. TOO, his younger brother, Thomas II
smrns. was severely wounded. As these two
,,aps men were oroe boys together, the lew
=, ofa household, SO there, side By side, they
.,ssd. part of The future pride and hope c f opr
,,uns naiion. One lives 70 hear the shouts NJ
,t.o7y wellfng up from hearts all over thu
ard snd TO rejoice that his own blood formed =
psrt Of The price OF the victory, while the
othsr lives in eternity, an koaored and promo
cF,rirs to an honored and proud cause
ysry hearts &re desolate; but TO die sucb q
.ss.h rs this, we're worth years of peace and
,laasu.e on earth.
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BURNING OF TIE DRY. DiNIK

MOBILE Sepfembof -AboGs IL o'clock. ; se.
IeFoa9' the Dry D1ck aground between Fol-
r!cRsns and the Navy Yard. WAS burned -
~ Is not known whether IL wa, tired By til.
Oontedsrates or the Ii, O ,lnitss
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As ExAxFLE.--The Columbus (Ga) Enqui-
rer says that Mr. j. L Howell, the TAX col
lsctoT CT that vicirity, will contribute $500 of
bis official commission 20 the fund for the
support OF families OF soldiers needing assist
snce. This is Ell lnstanc, CT patriotism which
re take Pleasure IN noticing
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FEDERAL CAPTURE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4 a letter from Ke,
west States 'nat the Powhatan hal captures.
d pTiae Iaving a letter bag. A letter to Presi.
dent Davis describes the movements G; thu
priTateer Sumter. The Powhatan has gone II,
search of her.
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PRosorIos--Captain VIM. F. Lynch, late
Commander OF the Naval department of the
Potomac, has been promoted to the head of
he BuIaau OF Ds;ail and Equipment in the
sfce OF the Secretary Of the Navy at Rich.
mond. There is no officer more deserrir o
hsr Capt Lynch, though we regret tina cir.
cumst2noes have rendered his removal from
AZ impO. tan. p0in. OF defenca nscessaru
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER From EuR0'PE
VAL OF THE ARAB

HALiFAx. Sect The A abba arrived los
night' with Liverpool dates. via Qnesnsto~r
to August as h.
The saies of Cotton ut Liverpool on Satrr
day were 10000 bales of,wbica exnor.ers an
spectators took 10 goo bales. The markc
closed firm.
Adviees from Manchester were favorable.
At London consols were quoted at soieeos
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From AiISStbIRI

'Ao0s Ci1f, Ao., Aug al---rhe Secession.
ISIS s.aVe laxeh 81. J9sepns snd Sheblna.
AoUisVILLs, Sept. 4.-Fight,ng IL going o.
an over AAlSsouri, AID bo~h p4rliss are car.
turing many prisoners.
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tFor the Richmond Dispatch. j

pes"s. Editors IL learn from a Missouri
udtplsln, who 10 now in this State. and with
sn non had the pleasure OF spending few
NJ. as recently, that there was private in
a ar com p1ny who, being unable to procure
I'M and being determined to fight the Yam
f.,s, come bow or other, en- tsssH the field Of
a4a nsa as position amid sA1wevs Of balls and
tss!t.s ,hslls, SEEKING az opportunity to get
psn" ass"sDs Of the Yankees. No wcgdef
80 - ssssoart boys East sssu 80 sncessefal ID
: ~ sesoaatsrt with The Zoe, II thls tras SOP
&. aa's fsir expohsnt q .isiy rssk AgtA
NC. L. w. III.
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A BOGUS .0NGRESSNaV

PHILADELPHIA, sept. A. X. Foster, a
Union Congressman Ct! y from n orth Caro-.
Ann, has arrived 81 route TO Washington.
(They do not appear TO know Foster In Pail,
aaeiphia
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SEIZURE OF CONEEDxn.rr r,.ns

Nls0iSSAfl' sept. a-On yesterday the
-hIEshai ssi4'd the interest CT c,t.ssas OF the
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