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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

A correspondent writes from The camp Of
the Fourth Regiment $. 9. Volunteers, near
Germantown, that he is forced to pay three
cents 1T the rost.otca for every number Of a
paper, whether daily, tri- weekly, weekly, or
montaiy- As This system may be carried On
at other Iost-oi'ices In the State we ann. X
for general information portion Of the act
OF Congress regulating the postage on news.
papers, pamphlets and other printed matter !:
" And hs u further enacted, That all news.
papers published within the Con fodera.e
States, not exceeding three ounces in weight
ana sent from tbe Office of publication 10
;eal aud bora sde subscribers within the Con
feoefats States, shalt be charged with
postage as follows. via The postage
on the regular numbers or newspaper
published ,goekiy shall be 10 cts. per quarter
papers publis had semi weekly, double that
amount. papers Published thrice week
trae's <hat smount; papers published ak
aales week, six times that amount and pa
stars published daily, seven times that amount
And 81 newspapers weighing more than three
ounces, there shall be charged on each add
t3oual ounce in add tioa To the foregoing r tes
on those published once a week five cents pe r
ounce, or fraction OF an ounce, per Quarter
on those published twice n week ten conf.
per ounce per quarter on those published
three times \ week, fifteen cents FER ounce
per On Tier Oh those published six time. a
week thirty cents per ounce per quarter: and
On those published daily, thirty-fye cents
N"T ounce Ter quarter.
And periodicals published oftencr than BIZ
monthly shall bye Charged as newspapers"
Wemay add, in reply to a question Of our
correspondent. that postage can be paid on
newspapers in advance, a; the post-oiiica
where they are mailed. Wa think II highly
probable that the next Congress will modify
III" law which prohibits the carrying Of news
pfpe RS on railroads and steamboats,, on tsielc
OF tie mails. IL tax upon intelligence is
odlous, and the requirements Of the law are
iHConNenieut to an extent which amounts
almost 20 prohibition upon ihe trade
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Fay OF Army Officers.

lille 1t would appear. by =upe rf7cial con-
sioertton 81 the subject, that the officers in
the Conf ederate states army are paid more
literally than those in the Federal army AZ
investigation vii, perhags, lead to a differ
ent conclusion. Our officers, Il Is true re-.
ceive q lucrative compensation in money, but
there are no extra allowances. Out OF thu
amour. thay have to furnish their own
Taiious, uniforms, and other indispens able
articles, while a. the North 4 certain NUN
Der Of rations II each officer are furnished b.
the Government, aud they are left free TO ap-
ply -sciT entire salaries to private puruose,
We are. however, among those who believe
thal thu rank aud file OF the army should he
wei! paid, since the ctiicers ara apt 10 receive
all the hoacrs ef wa, which ought to make
mp for any deAcie9cy n other respects, while
the pljTatr-, %ho sustain most Of the hard
ships and are generally unknown 10 fame.
aye placed 1T The bottom Of The list in respect
- eIQOiuneut.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
The Dlockading SteaH,era - Suspic ious
Crafts Loss or Il SchooEer-ArriYaI OF
Foreign Vessels.

CBARLEsroS, Oct. The papers OF this
morning report that there was z hI0ckadiug
steamer off this port On yesterday that had in
tow a small schooner, apparently black,
without foretopInast, and il IS supposed
that the schooner was cap tusebby he Federal
steamer.
Several suspicious vessels have lately been
seen off Port Royal. Some sean;sn have de-
serted from our vessels III North Edisto, and
it Is supposed they have gone 10 the enemy =
feet.
a schooner which left Southern port
with Igo OF rice, is reported to have been
lost on the Bahamas. The cargo VAS saved
and the damage was slight.
ArdUsTA, Ga, Oct. The Charles tou~ pa
pars report that there have been arrivals OF
foreign vessels recently It Southern ports,
which brought useful articles.
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4 Chaplain FOR the Seventh Wig nia Hcui-


We published, not long ego, IN announce
r1ent Of til" want Of 4 chaplain In the Seven h
Virginia Regiment, Army Of the Potomac
The Rev. Htymond II. Minor, n Iiaptis, cler-
Eyn&u of Fork OF Willis, ber!and county
Va, tj-nines lis Willingness to accept the po-
tl.Ion- This E"HtIeIAan has one son IN til .
f"rinyllle tf;iarGE, another il the Hampden
s,idhty company, and third preparing TO-
? i've serNieeas volunteer undtr Capt. Jas
VI. t.orton, OF Cumberland. A fourth son is
anxious to go but as he is only IN his 18Th
year, the father thinks lie had better stay &,
Eo'o" 10! seed cora" II that is not 4 pa tri
olr talnily, Ye know no. whore 10 lock for
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& queAtration Proceedings.

The ~.q.. Of yirriui,, having been divided
.r,o s.sn,.r, for convenience. Of collection
aaIre G,r Seaaestrat.on Act, the following
Receivers age appointed by the &. :. Distinct
Court: p>tr.e. No. I-Francis l.. Smith,
n-4eriy Of Alexandria. RIO. 2-Wiuiau a
Naury. ee-luerly Of washington city. No
Henry /. BROOKE. OF Richmond city. No.
t--Johl il speed, OF I.vuchhurc. No. 6-and
ouler portions OF the state fol which 30 Re-
'"''e: i' aFpC.ated-Thos I. Giles, Of Rich
-'ad e.ty. ~. Thomas II. Campbell, OF
N0..oFr'. No. John ". Francis, of Nor
'..'. NJ. Giles Is the General Receiver Tor
-"H- PeF'"n o: Eastern Virginia notincluHed
.. '-' .''a! districts. That part Of the city OF
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The Seat Of Government.

- recent message Of the Aayor Of Augusta
49, recommends the bringing 70 the atteu.
In o4 Tue Government of the Con Tolerate
''''s Vie adyalta ges OF that place rs the per
''''A' capital. We may add that the Coy
4,sI' IL making extensive improvement Is
'"s arsenal property near Augusta, and
Hlpihtoz the establishment there OF q
s5"ofi mill and large IN mandatory OF arms
outstanding all the Efforts in progress
avs removal, we presume that the Capital
'''e 20 4fedeTacy Will De al Richmond foi
-'' '14e 10 come. The buildings used fol
'E!Hnsnt Purposes havs been fitted up al
-ssa'iabie expense, and We doubt whether
.HS 'Vsla Dc fosHe elsewhere SC Well ADAPTED
y 'vs assfssisns VI The vss!an. departments
s'ss' sssss Ii rssisfsa, kats ssa esuatry bs,
.e''a ssisi, sAsfs viii Ii siue saeast, 4
~, e""s Nv
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}ltpnl0nG Allspatrll.
victory in the Northwest.

~ Ntctsry in the Northwest.
-. ,onver~od yesterday with soldiers VIII"
"''....s ID. TIC battle OF Grcenbrier ri
49,. Ell instant. They represent thai
j. = The cacnly was complete, and ihc
-.s,alrv only prevented has entire De
Portion al the sd aud 4Ith VIZ
the lst and 18th Georgia regi-
's' .cnaa;cd ia the Sight. bus mos; Of
- vy.s done ~ artillery. On ona 0c-
v,,kce Colonel was observed way
I'D and ieS6arR bis men - = charge
,se uve-. hata,olley from two am
., .or.nauEss, enc or which was
p.A,serd sharp Shooters, occasioae4
,b.pe.e an the programme. ans 4.
...~o.t v,Ag tee consequence. The los,
,.5rrs,s c.tslj nos b. ascertsinti with
-...n f. accuracy, since they we've
-.rssff vltu wagons and am hu-
..s ,.-r.,d away most OF thc.T dead
...,-..cd. bat enc ot oi.F wounded pick.
,,,.- hey If; in hoBse adjacent 10 the
-. s.5s zaia Hey sdwiticd having hal
....5 ts hereto fore stated, orr loss was
49,, ..t ..afuly corHGei TO the picke;s
,,.-s attacked % ~ IN the morning -
..-..r. l.rcu. away a consider tb!e mum
.,..,.~-.eSY. esuteen,, and otder small
.s, sane NJ winch We saw yesterday
...-a MO battle well provided w;th
.-.asgorlat len, sad gatious for three
y.-s.,.aeat they contemplated an al
..-,.t-ll .lef march ~ S,aun;o n. but ia
'.. .ssy ,,trr. ois1proinimentsomew I
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All The Georgia Eapers received concede the
recollection OF Governor Brow Il By q large
lnajDrisy. The principal objection 20 him
~. that re was running for Il third term.
and IL IS = remarkable fact thar nearly nil the
newspapers in the State were opposed to
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Patriotic Contributors.

la" Nola.teer contributions Yesterday from
the south, fer yarioUs regiments in the army,
as appears by the register the Pass
port ptGco, amounts TO s37 ,2oo making, with
the contributions Of tho TWO previous days,
81 aggregate Of $50 51.
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sfsg-'EHzk3Es.S WAR NEWS.
Our Southern ex change furnish the follow

Our Southern exchanges furnish the follow
Ing items:
ANoTE8RRAIp o. HARPBR'g FERRY.
The Charlcstown Spirit Of JtF.rsoa says that
on Tuesday las! + body Of Nessians made q
dtscen. upon Earpers Ferry and commenced
i work Of destruction upon various places OF
business and residence. They succeeded in
running vast quantity offurniture and car
ry.ng OF 3 large amount Of jeweiry and
stores, besides stealing 4 pnmbe OF negroes.
PRocLAAArEoS AG4Iysr aPR0CLATIoK.
Gov. Moore, Of Alabama, has issued the
following proclamation, most opportunity,
and applicable not only III Alabama, but III
old Eirgiu;n TOO:
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Tsesa Il GARD. by TIE desAIe OF many az
WEE my acig4bors snd fcicIfds of Hanover TO
become candidate for the Legislature | take this
occasion to say hat should The good peopo of
the eounty eleei me rs thelr tsEFREs e NATIVE,
pled.s myself to discharge the duties partainirg
thereto TO the best of gly ability.
Nc. deeiding 1t 10 be an good taste 20 elee.iene-r
for civil offices now thai our beloved country Ii
bleeding AZ every pore IN thls mos righteous war
in oelenee < car iioertie.-t aA,si say AZ home
and hide the decision OF The peonss VII how.
ever, simply say that ! have ever advocated the
doctrine Of Stsss.rtsnts eal!eving !. 10 as ine
sasss aHshas 0. aaBricaa liberty tas caass2esnes
OF re !1aa:sns 81 ~aies Ia Nss ssnS asusass Asse
~ Ne acrstsassa, d Wsst,xgfess
T. r. AeHEDgTH
slasesss, cs.ssss 4, lisa. sj-lis
Ii - a. y ssss
DahT WINS ~s. azAa.1s ssse. i sssA
J 4sa;iy, COT ssis bt : 1s-.@
~a j. 8 q =. bAt&<Paayi
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FUTURE DAYS.
Ky l.. T. COOK, sht.taneey,

7 ARGt AND ATTRACTIVE SALEO
I 4 kLADI-MADEt LnTHIEO, BOOTS,
-,I,UE~, Sc, AT Az TON .---On ThuR~
DAY i0f' instant, T.. 10 O'Clock, will sell a. my
store, lar;" aan attractive nssoytTen' NJ READY.
MADE iLHl III NG, eorsis'ine in unrs of-
Eja.h, taf In ~. AL hatin-t BGslsess. ursss,
and over ''oats
flo'h "a 'simera. aai cs'inet Pants
9TH. ( as sinner, q al II Tesis-
hhirs Drawers, Caos, Su-ps1d'rf,
toiiars, tIs,ItA- chiefs, Sc.
AMER ~ iii, at ut 81 cases aaseT.ed pGaTs, no.
usen's, MISSES am ch4ldreps bootz, shoes ana
Gaitefe.
IEkns cash u delivery
ocs r. h CNOR Anefr
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k'sess sss1 e..

VTOR RENT-A HOUSE ani LOT on l9tl
Atreej, between bcca.; and Grace reefs The
dwelling contains fourteen roo0s, TWO Of Thorn very
large Wa'er AMI -as have ts carried into r.
ruaIu. On the 10 Is . kitcl II cobtBioinc no Ias;
{. large Stable and Carrie e-House: a rnent house
and "her OuttUu7ca. Al tha hodfes are Of bf4cs
AMI have teen hrii' within he lat two year -
Tley are ali III inor cFh orer The location is Il
pleasant one. in 20 good nrirtborb0od snd convent
cat 70 the bus portions # the city The " TO e
e~t.blishnlent was erected hy tie .. tharles Il
Iitll, Tor his family reSiden'e. Eo~elcgarce aU1
coDycn Gncr, the premise caunot b. surpassed v
ady IN the CITY OF Richmond. TrTsons IN want "i
"a desirable ,es d nce viii DO we % exanins Ibis
On ling q. si@ haus", tney VIII have whole
THOS. j. T., Ans,
CT ats Admir- L thas Is. iiji decd
ETUE ALE-NkAT tKAMs.D DIV r.Ll.-
z ING, ON THE " EST LINE or 3RU
BETWEEN LElCfH AND CLAY STREETS
We q authorized to sat tb- and neatly or
ranged RESIDENCE located as above, IN ia
occupancy Of Mr. J IL. i.chfei TT an annlsl rem
Of 500. 9t.e lot tus ron: # II feet aid Dept
| of 40 Get, sud bounded ga tn. South b. via
paved alley. The h"ra- has rooms lin HI cL. u
Of rooms, and is suppl,ed vi b gas and wafer,
! Ek">. -iEea-onahie. Appiy 10
&C at GUDNIN 81 APPERSON.
| s'OR RENT-ind Possession eiysn imule.'i
atv,y. the w.l'enc osed LOT, 2ist. be
! tween MAN and Franklin streets, formerly oceu
| pied by NJ. Win. Il. Davis as al Anthracite Goa:
TuOS. =. &. DRtWRY,
General gent and CorntniSs II Merchant,
oc 3--3t+ Next 20 the Columbian Hotel.
! <GE Rem I--'tLe GeSiri be = iOist, occupicc
& by the snb-e-iber on Broad sfre.t. ad0i9in
/ tie depot III the Richmond Fredericks t's.r2 q
! ro:olaa: Il airoad C"mPany. Pos ,ession given
! irIne ate'y. Apply on tie err.ai 81 to
Or S-sjrs ISSht y. FoHEF,.
! g%OR X r \ i-MAkhEE GAkDEN ~
4 SIDNEY The LOT containing eigdt &C, r.
of la, J. near res ryo!r, occupied By Aiy.
Amend. II high safe OF cultivation With so0d
! improvements, ia tor rent lease. t'os-o-sior
given 81 Of January but leave may be obtained e
! put in fall crop Apply TO
&C s-tE JOSEPH ALLEN
| ESOH RENT hree ROOMS AID u k'TCfi-
II EN- OF fr.rs lin street, oorcer Of Locust Al
! ley. % S-lts 4. SOLOMON.
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Bg /. & e.. = rsrr WORT. zs3's.

q -'--7F7, zSW1.
SsNWO 7 HOU :, Il ~ A. PACKAGES OF
I MANUFACTURED J. BACCO AT
AUCTION On TUESDAY, 9Th October, we
-st seti st warehouse at 10 0 clock.
\ 600 PACKAGES
kUBtF MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO
O: ali grades.
TERNS-+ 'asn.
~ i.AG T. DAVENPORT, au.,s
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BY GoDDIN & APPERs0N, Agettor4..r..

VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE-
NkNT. ON r " T SOUTH SIDE o.
FRANKLIN RET w ZEN sp AND ARR
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -, ~
The requ st % HT samuel u. Hicks {whn eopts9s-
p.et's C'cury vic smaller house W. sha'i sell 81
o4'tf" "u~'i0n GU III" premises, on FRIDAY AT
TERNDbN, the ilfh nefob r. 6 .. ~ o'.ior~.
fhc n'w ard Admiralty arranged I TENEMENT
l'ca.ed above now Owned ard occupied bv bir5.
he i use has 10 r0oms ba.'d. ample eryanls
1pai tIneut'. wash rcom. coa, house. &c. 1hs
prPrDre- RE Fuiit with the usual mode convsni
rncoN, such es ma b c mantos, gas. water ba.hii :
rCoEl Sc
poss"ssion given IN few days asAr tie shie
Taking !ato liberation the location ~ the pre-
Ne ". ii Is in lily regarded as vo-v val aah!o.
TsRIs One 6fih n,~h talsncs St. 3 II sGd
" mo"t"s TER ~ To'iatis notes. interest added.
cured by trust decd
Tie toase cau He examined anY dsy batveea
the hours ~ AM 4 o'i,rk y. u
GODDIN APPERSON,
oe AuctIogseFs.
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FL RYCH.fRD CAUTHORv, hucer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRNI

TTUCSEHOTD AND KITCHEN FTrRNI
! TURE AT ATLTION.--,!n THURS
DAY, iQ,h irs at nj J s'el OK nj, a. tie lac
residenca oil Ms Frcrnan. :hs York River
Re- J.. ri. near he Powder Magazine, ! ~ll sell AZ
.s1ctpn, cns;i, all the Il .ussh9id All Z tshen
furni,urr, s. Of 'he deceasei.
BY crie< Of the legatses.
ocs II C.uTHnHE. Asctr.
4 'ON-GREAT ATTRACTION -
n WI b. s"i n oHisa Corrl.er on the
seyond MON DAY ~ De. ,'.a~ SO II !rc Cont
law a ltrr- a. * o. DRY GOODS. GROCE-
RfE~, HABDW RI, tIIIFlY, SBOfS.
HATS, &c, emt7 scing a stock of Is - 0 nth Of
Ids O. more. Merchant. world do W. II 10 a.
ty'ui the sale wiz certainly -ate nlhre ard the
terms iihe ii. WES1hElMER.
&C SIS
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BY GODDHs d APPERsov ssesiea@.rs.

p FAITHFUL COUNTRY SEAT Qr 90
ID ACRES, ON THE BROOK TrRr
PIKE, ONE Nj LIE FHOM RIcEhUN II,
FOR SALE At AUCTION. --At tho feqnea.
4 Mr.. 70. A. Lancaster, y 10 hes roraovai there
rom. We shall -" ri prn.ic auction, GA the prsr,i
es, on IL ESDAI AFTERNtEtN, the sta ecf.,
.er. 1861, Tt ocloes. his beautiful country s.a.
ocated s. above, onsaunT % acres. Tie Ian
or the most part, l97s well, aud. with the o,esy-
Of about 10 acres IN Grove, Is Ia tie higbest
tAte Of cultivation. I1ars IL a.ssj Il u bea1.
ii young Orchard, now 81 iuu baG us III.
iuiidings on the place srs ample fer the esscmno
,ation Of large family. The dwelling Of brick
Onta.Ds rooms, with brick KiIcleo. eont ainlnz
1 rooms. besides Barns, stable. Carriage. ffouS
10. The place win b@ snb-t;vided follows H.
Ii: Lot 10 . contains % scrcs eiabroees IT,
,wG.lipg and out hcuS.s and b.~idss keving on Il
part of the orchard, has a bsau,iiu! oak lawn IL
roct. Los No. L, OF the South ost4inlng hiiesss
,cTes bas on It q small brick tenement of I r"ous
lot No. 2. On the North. containing 10 rcres has
K IN orchard and en old wo den dw cling Lo<
70 fronts the road leading by tie + air
5rouDds, and within 30 yards thereirou. contains
70 arres, of which about hslf Ia IN cs.s sroyY.; and
.ot No. ), the South. Ia open land. eonts.oins
o a,rss. A pit CT the promises can be ssan a.
ur Office, be location of this property ID among
he health est H. the oonEis, aud In point II rsyes-
ability Will coppsre fevorohly will auy other.
TERAs.tDne hf'h ossh 1Iance ri g. II IL aud
y 10 'nths negotiable notes. Interest added
cured by trust deed
DC aoDDiS & APPERSON Auo.'rs
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TWO NEAT FRAMED TFNENENTS,
ON THE CORNER OF CLAY AND
SMITH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TlON.--Wlll be sn!d Mt auet.on. on the premises
on WEDNESDAY. Oh October. IsTl. 81 4 O'Clock
r. n. two excellent Framed TeBsBsB's. tbrirk
bssetoeu's3 ,ocatei ~ shove, Fseh Tenement has
six roma bes;d's kitchen. and hesides hetna tus.
acroas he western corporation line. they III en-
exr'De reigihorhcNd,
TRRas.--One.fonrth cash balance ct 4, ayd
~ months for npgc liable notes Interest ad1ed. e.d
title retained III last note Is paid.
oc3 tA)DDiS & APPERSO%. Aasts.
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yNrR SAL IA HORSE D.. sold. in
i front the "Gnche "a" ~ iel The itth Of
October. hsit-pcs, o clock r. d. a Il DAN
HOk~F,T yeas old IL pay charges. TIE IA d
~ as ,ff my .'ahln on the % 4 OF A.
sGst o, g saiai :, purro ns 70 belong TO pr Bsf.
sock of tn" s De Ei's L. So8ih aro ma Vol.n-
teers. ERIN lash W. II Day.
Mtnch-st r. Bot. |. 1871. oe 2-l0te
-. 7 above sale will NOT TAKE PLACE
a. adv r,ise,i CA
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VNLLETT Il DREWkY,
~ No. Il PE3RL STREET,
have IN store and OF II for sale large stock Oh
Cotton y arms and Cotton Rope,
Blown rt x aud Osne'urEs;
81, 5. aud ~ Brown ~hs e ins and shirIipss ;
Co ton u, ID aud -trpe-,
II tyy Wooen Lius"yr r arseys and Tweed
Military Bn tou4; Bae oths;
Lii 1T hns, ed iois suitil0 tor laliies' closks
Ano D good 1880. lit OF seasonhbe Dry
t:pOdS, SIS
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TnR ouYLgH Ayp THE pAsrow.

The Apalachicoia Times gives a long ac-
count OF an engagement between the T. s.
steamship CuTier and the priyateer Barlow
The latter sailed down the harbor and was
approaching Dog Island Lighthouse sup
posing the Cuyler was Of too heavy draft to
cross the bar. She was, however, suddenly
confronted with the Cuyler who fired some
twenty seven shots and she'll at her from n
rife cannon. The Barlow also put in to the
hight. but her metal was too ligh. for her balls
TO take effect. Finding the steamer too much
for them, the crew of the privatner ha udoned
her in small boats, soon after which the stca-
mer retired, and they returned and took the
Barlow up Crooked river whare she WAS
scutted. At last accounts arrangements
were being made 10 raise and take her back
to tho CITY.
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ttF.
|gu,ta
lsNT
}, a
a'ci
for
der.
and
"a. he
Gate
70
~as
nmas
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"a I'D & swirl

EST ANTED--tae advertiser wishes TO pur
~ cb,se small FARM. 5n &c res iesa, baf
uct !ess iEan - acres, in the upper par. Of enrco
No. over wv" riiea FROM the city. l. inpst Aav,
the receseary buildings for s;nst family. A lii
er.i pee, IN cash will be paid address, "SlEaS-
GER at ;hs office, stating lcca ion sud price.
l-te,4f
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carrrcAI poafrron or nrx a,crI1acr

CRITICAL PoaIIIoN OF BEN ~ 'CpLt0CR.
The critical petition Of Gen. McCulioch, In
Arkansas, was plainly indicated by his call
for mere troops. This call was made in the
most urgent strain, and Is echoed by the mem
bers OF his STAFF with unmistakabie earnest.
ness. Col. Hindman issues the following 20
the people of North west Arkansas and Wash
ington Territory:
FArETrBflLLR, Sept. Goth. ls6l.
The time for delay, for dissansions, ha.
passed Ten thousand (1e,0ool Kansas rufians
and eut-throats, flushed with victory, ap-
proaeh your own homes to plumber and to
desolate. McCulloch will meet them In your
defence, out with force wholly insufficient.
lie cannot be defeated, but NAV be destroyed.
his destruction will be ours. You must, you
will 60 TO his aid. Rally, then, AZ one man.
instantly, in defence nf your country. The
arms for two regiment Is Of infantry. and four
companies OF cavalry are here In my posses
sion. AZ companies are formed and reported
to me by telegraph or express, | will accept
them for twelve months, arm them and NOV.
them forward as rapidly rs possible towards
the enemy Let every man who has a Sou TIL
ern heart, and the bodily sirength for service,
enrol his name In somecompany, and be read
TO march at Il moments warming
T HIruxaS ttol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
rRcM MEssGUEH.

Destruction Of n Rebel Foundery-The South
ern EzpeAi'ion-fO,O goo Men I'm the Field
Col. Montgomery Of Kansas-Gen. ~ on
and the Army Pron,o;ions-Lack Of Il aek-
bsne-Disunion VS.. sIaycry-No COmpro-
misc With Traitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

While speaking of the depredstions OF the soldiers,
Aant to have said that the Louisiana Zonaves, com.
posed o, 1s elite of Newt Orleans who have recently
reached 70, avn, are 20 far ahead Of anybody yot
heard Of that the 0ple of the district they have
run are quite inclined - regard our boys as friends and
protectors.
The commissioned officers ofihe regiment have eH.
pressed a unanimous preference for Leut.-Col Elder
as the professor Of Col McCbemey, resigned. un-
dersand that ibis regiment will take the place Of Col
Wardrops Massachusetts %, inside Of the fortress
Three sesmrs with regiment Of Massachusetts
troops touched here this morning, and proceeded up
the Potomac to Washington 1t Is clear that for the
present we TO have no addition to the fcrco here
The report that the steamers entered the roads TO take
Gen. Pierce away, didnot prove TO be true,
Brtvet-Msjor Williams having been promoted to a
full Majority In the 9Th Artillery Regiment repaired
TO Harrisburg 10 obedience to orders last evening" lie
will be followed By Lieut.. Ayres of the 81 who hsa
been made captain IN tho 5tb. The post suffers Q
loss in the departure of these officers. The 5th
will be splendid regiment 1t will have 1000 men
200 horses end 20 pieces. Recruiting will be I'M
medately commenced in Pennsy lsania, and it 10 ex
pected that tue regiment will be in tie field from three
10 four months from the present tme Col. Brown q
Fort Pickens viii command il.