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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

TSIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, ne ar the
IL battlefield Of Tuesday last, fine bay HORSE
about years old, thin name and tail and dark legs
Hs was seen by several persons Wednesday going
towards Richmond with rope halter, bare back,
and ridden by soldier. will pay reward of $50
10 e0s o o oxsEy 81 oa,,e NO = near
HIM SAMUEL T. WRIGHT -
Capt. Co. c, DcGournay's Bath Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

L7QR SALE--A neat COTTAG settlement In tho
Il county of Prince Edward, az Sandy Rive.
Church Containing about 50 acres of lsi;, with si-
rooms to the dwelling house and other good tui.
ngs on the premises q fooi location for pliT>,.
clan Oh any other professional character OF IA
ehanic. For PARTICULARS. apply to
nANIII WITT.
liz l--CarylIn~ "a Pr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

TANTED-sERVAcsT II will pay a fai.
w price for 81 SERVANT by the month or
balance of Tie ye6r--s. plain cook. washer and
,roner white or eolored. Apply al my residence.
Grace sfteet, enc door above Madison
~ i0-3t Il " WILLIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

STRAYGD.. A dark BROWN cow, with black
face aud black right hind teat; RED and
WHITE cow, wi,h left ear cropped, and right ear
slit aud halfcrorpc1; aud RED CALI, s.x
months old. with hole in the left ear, torn oat.
suitable reward will hs paid for the return of one
Or au at Bellevue Hospital, Brood ST., cor. xsd.
je Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

&.TRAYED OR aTOLEN-From nv wagon
y camp the night Of the 9Th instant small BAY
STALLION, four years cid, with two hind feet
white, end one fore ona partly so; also, a small
white spot on his nose Tie had On hesvy black
artillery natter. Any person leaving information at
this office that will lead TO the recovery of hs horse
will be literally rewarded
A. L. LAND. A. @. NJ,
~ ST. 4th Ve Reot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

w GLERS Apply at the camp OF the lst
Reg Va Artillery. neaTT nlskey's Mili Pond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

M aSlkb-i0.,DJ old BLEACHING BOXES,
w Tor which liberal price will be paid. Ap-
ply 81 WM. a. MolNTCASTLE'S
~ lit! JS,, BROAD sA...t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD -strayo.i or
stolen, from the subscriber about the 9th Of
June, red sorrel HORSE Said horse is above me
dunn size, feet white and large Isl hands high with
blaze face, scar on the left hip shoulders slightly
CALLED.
ALSO, light bay MULE, newly shod or 10
years Old which disappeared on tho 18th instant
]. MONROE CARTER,
CHURCH HILL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

.
M Z L D-Iwenty abe-boii.d NEGRO
w MEN Ia work 81. repairs OF road bstn cen
Richmond aud South Anna r,ve,, either by thu
month Of for th' balance of the year., for which
liberal priees viii be paid Apply AT The office Of
the H. s +, Il T.. Co., TO
WIN. n BRAGG,
j. .--1nl Supt. of Road.
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eGODDfN & APPERSoE

SENLN HU.ipRED ACRES LANDF SALE
~ In Orange County, II G., frst.rstA .;sDproye.
merts. good water, and well adapted 20 ssssa, cioT
er. grain. aud tobacco; in two miles of 3 large
woolen factory and Touring mill. AddTess ms q.
this Office. ljy T-1tl ]. p. RAEyx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

STRAYED OR STo!.EN-On yesterday even
- ing, froia Bank street. opposite the Custom
House, a small dun (clay bank HORSE. He will
be recognized by nearly any one in the I'd Virginia
brigade, Jackson's forces. He BAD On new army
saddle, with stif bit, bride and martipg;ie. re
ward of $40 will be paid for horse, saddle and-bfi
die, and %5s inr tho thief If stolen. If found leave
him at Davi.'s Exchange Stables.
Capt. ". L. Pow ELI, A @. NJ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

OK DOLLARS RgWARD-A reward Of Sc
- viii DO paid for the apprehension and delivery
of negro girl named AMET. she is G. bright ,ur-
iatto, with long hair, broad, full features, low
stature. and quite heshy. She OF Bellevue
Hospital On Sunday aud Monday nights last.
A. 3. OWEN.
liz L. &GrN Gfraff Efchtnnnd Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

N OTICE.--FOR SALE pRiVATELY-A vety
~ pleasant and convenient DWELLING, on
Jackson and Adams streets, now in the occupancy
OF Air. A. y Bot. Apply to Mr. VIM. English,
corner Of ID aud Leigh streets. the premises
al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

NANrEp -sa5 Foa a KiY,--Tke above
w anottm. viii be paid frF the kew OF house
located between 'd and Brock Avenue aud
north nt Leigh street. or wnnlt, exchange a house
just outside the corporation limits. with iarI gar
den sor one aboYr. Address. box i,07S, j. A.
F."
Also, wanted two NEGRO MEN by the naouth,
i0f which the very highest wage " III be- paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

M ANTED-A good NURSE and CHAMBER
w MAID Such will suit can ger
good wages and good home. Apply at the resi-
dence % .. Ii. CHALkIEY.
9---fs
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE

NOTICE. will sell ny LAND, in the county
~ Of Charlotte. containing 52uS. aeie5; 60 acres
of fiat land, 10 Of improved lets and clover,
and about loo CT forest and pias ilnEsov -
ments comfortable; ehurchaa convenient; eight
miles nom tine Richmond and Danville Railroad
aud Charlotte q. IL My address Ia "County Line
K Roads, Charlotte county Va"
~ i0--5@ JAS T. CALHOUN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

M AN IED-A a o. EEG iof BACON, IT CUR
w and ChICkEEa Il :.-ayInar. left ut M
house. few daya ago IL los oI I:a, on Chic Aans
and Fl"nr which :ae owner e.n get BY proving
properly ana paying for this advertisement.
JAMES GORDON
IL iU-N Corner .til s,d Fran lin sra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

nv AS1EIb-tnfofnsason OF the whereabouts
w Of JOHN C. STONE, Company 81" itth
regiment South Carolina volunteers. Any person
kpowin wher. he may 10 found will confer srsa,
favor Ua his father by leaving the information at
this Office. ll-n;s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

SUPPOSED TO HAVE STRAYED-At vari.
~ ors dates, one sorrel MARE, two bay HORSES,
belonging to Cobb's Legion; one iron.eray HORSE.
sent BY Provost Marshal Booker one bay HORSE,
OF the Night Watch; one dark bay HORSE. one
dark hay MARE, with one white hind foot by Mr.
Bolton and one light sorrel HORSE. taken up on
Saturday night last All Of the owners will please
CALL prove property, aud pay expensss they viii
be sold to DO ut the expiration OF this date ~
will not keep said stock any longer than ten days
from this date Tho owners can buy Il public aue-
ton their own stock. which will Dot fail to sell
The snctioneer viii give notice three days previous
TO the day Of sale. RIO. REID,
tyl-lOt< Stable N 9Th atrref y.aar (!ioSr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

"ANrGp--A good NURSE al good eharar.
w lei App'yto fiy ll-ati 4. d. kACHo.
MTAATEp.-7-J wish to employ immediately
wv FIFTY CARPENTERS and HEWERS to
TJrk Oh hriises
Also wish 80 purchase TIMBER, OF different
length fro.n 70 10 Is Inches square. Apply at thu
ofice % The RicsIaoa,i, E-ed and r. r. r. Go
iy low VIM ". BRAGG sup't Road
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

ESTRAY HORSES AND MULES.-Taken up,
~ on my faTu three milea below Richmond, on
CHARLES City road. the following estrays: dark
brown Horse MULE, about l2 years old and dark
brown MARE about fifteen; a lay HORSE, about
i've, and lead eolored COLT, either one or two
years old. They have been appraised according to
law. Tho owners are notified to come forward.
prove property, pay charges. and take them away.
jy 1C--3t" JOHN n. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

OsT-On iha BATTLEFIELD OF Coal Harbor on
4 ! the day Of the battle. blood bay G Ell DING,
fifteen hands high. conpactly made, and slightly
sprnng IN the fore legs. When lost. he bad
good hng!ish SADDLE aud dnuble-tein Birdie
with Hight steel strrnps and double bit lie is
Revenue horse, ? years old tlnd very much
ike bis sira. A suitable reward win be given for
the return ot this horse tho Government stable
on Governor street, or for information by which
he catfbe recovered. iy il--St+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

M Al IED-a scod COOK for General Hu9er
w Apply ~ IL. !. JOHNS, A. 9. s,
is io-tf- Pearl street, neal Cary 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

r oST OR STOLEy-$l REWARD.--Lost or
i II Stolen, dun HORSE, belonging. TO T. w.
Martin. irs,a Aosans farm, while we were in camp
there lie has but one eye Ia blind In his left eye;
medium siZe dark and tail. Whoever finds
him will please deliver him up to Col. Dsyiss regi-
ment. to any Of the Aibemarie Rangers, 10th Regt
Of Va. Cavalry. He was lost on the Cd of July.
Lieut.. r. W. MARTIN,
;y 4--3tk OF the Abamarle RauQerz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

0ST.-certisicates OF the Commercial Savings
/ Bank AT Richmond, Va, as follows No 800,
10 r. w. Moseisy for s,229, date1 81 February 1862,
No %T'0, TO B, w Moseley Tor Sl3s.fs datc,i 1th
February, leoa. The shove having bea,i last
m.sigd, application VIII be made 10 the Hank
duplicates. Il. W MOSELEY.
w .--2aw'}yy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

LNSTRAY.-A small gray HORSE, with a sore
IL on bis back, was brought to the Office Of As
sistant Provost Marshal A lesandeI, the 30th OF
May last, and placed by him in the livery stable OF
James G. Johnson, corner OF 18th and franklin
streets. II the owner does not appear by Satur.
day, the 18th Of July, 1862, ana pay charges for
the keeping Of said horse he will be sold &: public
auction, and the money, after deductirs said
charges. VIII be put IN the hands Of Capt Alexan-
der A p. NJ. "a fe paii over to the owner VIXEN
ever called for JAS. G. JOHNSON
t1- Tn,
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< TRATED-From the subscrbef, or Baker IT,
~ near Brook Avenue. on the oh inst light
bay HORSE with blaze face and white hind feet
He had on halter al the time he lsit. vii! give
liberal reward fer his return to Henry Lambert
Stall No 81. Old Market, to me, On Baker streat
IL 1l---3t' H. LAMBERT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

i OST OR STOLEN-Some enc took last even
i 4 ing. from ths arm Of my little daughter near
Canal and Sth Streets ona of pa9r OF GOLD
BRACELETS, OR ARAiLETj. with 3 red coral set
In 1t. Twill pay 3 reward greater than the value
Of 1t, 70 reeoT6r it.
~ 1i-3I~ A JJDsC.i GRANT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

TRAINED OR STOLEN.-@a0 REWARD
- From near Gen. Jaekson's Headquarters July
g t. miles below Richmond BROWN MARE with
saddle bride, Yankee overcoat, and an oil-cloth
with soEg,e clothes in Ii. ca the horse The above
reward will be paid If delivered to Lieut. r. D.
MINOR, corner "a aud Franklin streets, or slO If
delivered to Major DABNET, at Gen. Jackson's
Headquarters. jy a--3t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

1 oST, A Celiifeate o. the Commercial Savings
Bank IL fasoZ CT lasa.s y. " ir-s,s,. .oV @fl1
dated fret of December, 1861, has been Lost mis-
laid Application viii h made Tod esT.o as,
.ie ii'~Ga"bw JAS H. WARREN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12


TIVE BEA UTlfLL COUNTRY SEAT CATITD
i ''WEsTWoODa on THE BROOK TURN
PIKE, ONE ANA -HABF MU-Ea4N0RTH Of
RICHMOND, FuN{eA1.E.-At the rsquesfo Chpa.
Mersgether, offer Tor ssle lAs,yegy benp
tiful and attractiV Dry saat. locatesla a. aboy
Il contains 60 acre. afly IN oats anu sssss; soma
choice Fruit Trees 1k4!p pears and peaches) now
bearing fruit, with <A1hnd enough for the use Of
the place The bni1dings consist of a handsoras
Cottage Residence, and the usual outbuildings sur
rounded by 100 large forest trees thus aoring the
most beautiful shade. TFhe place Is well mi
favorahiy known that further description Is lepiu.
cd unnecessary. Confederate bonds or ot0rr ayaE
able sticks or bonds taken in payment
Mfr Mesewathcr, residing on the plase. viii taks
pleasure IN hcTng 10 thoa~ disposed "a pafeNs'A
Apply TO
iy9-at sGopDfN & APpERSoy
VALUABLE FARM. CONTAINING GJJ
ACRES, IL MECELEssBUru COUNTY
ONE MILE FROM RANDOLPH MACON Coz.
LEGE. AND ONE QUARTER OF A MILE FRON
B0YDTDN, THE COUNTY SRAT.--%s nre 81.
thorized IL sellth FARM above described in Mac.
lenbtirB County, Containing Gao acres $50 Of whlsn
are In original forest ana we'll tIbt red TisQ lr.
nainier j. well adapted 10 the culture o. tobac5,
and especially grain. The entire tract II ,EsN s,s-
torod- Greek end branch bottoms Of VERY s1psf!o-
quality. The Dwelling II ccfn1noiious mi WI.
arranged IL it's design for convenience ani comfort
II has 9 rooms above basement. large eni airv Ths
location is exceedingly healthy, and the ntightsr-
hood fer Int diligence ani refinement TN sll,pss.es
For terms sc, apply 10
JAS NJ TAILOR & SCH.
~ T-lw Aurtsr.
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NEGRO BOY, PAT, MISSINa.-Got separated
IN from me on the march from williamsburg. my
NEGRO BOY, PAT aged 10; about five feet eight
inches high black and well formed | will pay
suitable reward if delivered 10 me at the camp of
the Sd Va Cavalry, or at the Provost Marsaal's. in
Richmond. w. N. +. JONES, -
~ 4-.3tt Third Virginia Cavalry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

STRAIEU-FfOm my residence in Rockets, q
~ large red BUFFALO cow with small knot
her right jaw, aud A small white spot In her fore
head. will give liberal reward fof her delivery
10 ne in Roeketts
IL li-1tA~ las = CATEuo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

GTRAYFD OR STOLFN-A bull terrier PUPPY
~ about weeks old, black color. with white
breast and fore feet tail hobbed. e0rs cropped and
apsTers 80 the name Of "Joe" For his return To
ne at the Office CT James III Taylor & Son, Or my
residence OF Marshall street. tnorth sidel between
foushee and Adams streets, v,in pay liberal re-
ward. fiy S--3ti JAS E GODIIN
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TWENTT FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-For
i my gray MARE, taken from the Exchange
Hotel alley last Friday morning. She IL pretty
animal. dark name and tsil shoulders slightly
blistered with collar fore shoes steel tipped. She
had on fine black stitched saddle, and single br
die with curb Bit. She has two small wens on her
back under the saddle. The above reward will be
given to any one " no will bring her to
DIR. J. B. hfCCAW, 9th street.
jy St.. between Grace and Franklin
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"ANTED-A SITUATION as CLERK, in asy
w kiud of good business, or Office keeper
in Hotel Salary moderate. Best of reference
can be gwen merchant for fonYtcen years Fox
further particulars address = c., Box Il, sssan
ton f. q, virginia iy--a.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-12

O8T.Lcit, at OF within two miles Of General
II Jdch5enB headquarters on the 9th (We(ires
day. 7 ankee hs.APSACk lettera I'D Reg. ',
'. M.. GA outs .de. conf tanning many yauables to
the ownerc'othing, papers, &c. Particulars left
with the publisher II the Dispatch. 4 reward Of
FIFTY DOLLARS will be given.
iy 1f--Gtt EE ElNEST
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which The owner can have By prov ing property and
paying for this advertisement Apply to the Sur
geon Of the 57th Va Vol, Ar,nisteatfs brigade
Post-ofice Richuiond yeT-.lts
(tAM E 10 my stable, some days ago, 4 soIrel
" MULE and HORSE, The owners are re
ques,ed 10 forward prove property, pay
charges and take them away, or they will be dealt
with the law dferta
SAMPSON JONES,
iy R-iht Main aud 9TH siH.
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ATOT1CE-Taken up, on the 4th OF June, bay
IN MARE. The owner will come forward,
prove property, paycharges, aud take her away.
r. G.. TAYLOR
IL At Hanover county, Va
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FENET DOLLARS REV ARD-ESTRAY MARE
L E7tTayei from ny premises, Gu Wednesday
last. e. bay MARE, black irrane and tail nnd droops
very low In her hips left ere very weak viii
give the above reward ii she Is returned to Mans
field Butler, corner Of 18th ard Dock sts
BAYLOR SPORILL.
B-Tha Mare IL earked 10 both fore koofs
IL 9-lTH
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H\WENTY-F FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--For
j the recovery Of a1ight, chestnut. sorrel HORSE,
eight years old, about Ave feet three inches high,
two naked places between h;a navel and fore legs,
and snail scar on his back, small white spot the
size OF tive cent piece on one side of his back
Strayed from me on last TUESDAY evening from the
battle ground. He had on an ola saddle and double
rein hritie s,nd IL 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

HARRISBURG Thursday. Sept II.
Fears are entertained for the safety Of Captain
Palmer AMI the troops of mounted scouts who, when
last heard FROM in the neghbourbood Of Hagers
town. procuring information Of the eneuy's movo.
menfs
Haeer.iown is row occupied by large force Of
Rebel cavalry They were in possession Of the ,ele-
graph Office and had commenced tearing up tho track
Of tie Franklin Rsilroad.
A cavalry raid is expected at chambersburg, md
msny citizens are preparing TO leave. Force enough,
il ID expected, viii be there TO check the cavalry
raid.
Gen. Reynolds Of the Pennsylvania Reserve
Corpe, Is expected TO arrive here tonight to
active command Of all forces for the defense Of the
Valley and Harrisburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12
here to day, it being apparent that the enemy IL
making no movement in this direction. w.
Proclamation Of Gen. Lee 10 the People Of
Maryland.
BALTIMORE. 1hursday, Sept. II, 10

BALrInoRE. Thursday, Sept. II, le6a
Gen. Lee has Issued the following proclamation:
LKE's HRADauARrEEs, ARnY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.,
MAR FREpY RiCKToS. Monday Sept q, 1907
To PEOPLE MAkyLAsD: IL 10 right that you snouiu
know tho purpose that has brought tho army under my
mad within the limits Of State 90 lar GO that purpose
concerns yourselves
The people of the Confederate States have long watched
with the deepest sympathy the and orages that hve
been inflicted vpon the citizens OF commonwealth sea 20
and commercial ties and reduced to the condition Of con-
quered province. - - -. l.,
Under The preten,e Of supporting the Constitution brt In
violation of It's valuable provsons citizens have
been arrested ADD imprsoned no charge and contrary "
all The forms of law. ,
faithful aud manly protest against this outrage made by
cradle and usoUs Maylsndr to whom in better DAY
citizen appealed for right In vsin was treated with scon
and contempt. - -
The government Of your chief city has been usuped BY
smed Legislature has been dissolved by the
speech has been suppre'sed words have been declared
ofenses by arbitrary decree OF the Federal sno
citizens ordered TO be tried b. military connisons for what
they may dare TO speak ,,.
lofty submit to such Government the people oil the
South have long wished to aid in throwing on th foreign
yoke 10 enable sgaia Il ENJOY the inaienaDe Hs o.
eemen and restore the Independence aud sovereignty Of your
State
In obedience this wsh army has come anonf you
and IL TO ss with the power Of s ars IN re
gaining the rights Of which have been unusty des
posd This citizens of MaryBd IL r'ssion % far a.
you are No restraint upon youI free viii In
tended-no intimidation viii be allowed within the limits o
army ess MsryaIdes shall once more enjoy their
among you end will protect al Of ia every opinion
IL decide destiny freely and without con
tut Tbs amy will respect your choice whAever II may
hills the Southern people will rejoice TO welcome
raj position among the ~ tbey viii only welcome
you when you come Of your own free will.
H. T. LEE. General Commanding
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From Fortress Monroe.

F0nTRrss MONROE Wednesday, 81 pr 10, Iltl.
Capt. +. f. Wells of Boston, Mass, with twenty
divers, 300 men, and four whao.shps, arrived here
yesterday for the purpose Of rnsng the sunken ves'
sells at Hampton, Newport News, Gosport, aud
james River. Their contract compels them TO raise
the Cumberland whole, but Capt. Wells intends to
raise the Merrmsc whole, If possible.
Some 90 or 20 yes,elf, Of all classes, received Or
ders yesterday TO report to headquarters for the pur
pose of receiving their discharge from the United
States service; among others, the steamboats, Arrow
smith and Highland Light. The Guide will leave
here tomorrow morning for New-York.
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The Position Of Union Mcm- The Bitterness
of the Observation-Disclosures Reports 10
Excite Tiuidity,

From Our Special Correspondent
BALTIMORE Sept. 10, 1902. m.
n The Union men here claim TO be the best patriots
in tho country, because their known position in such
community renders them liable TO the most serious
conseq that DO not threaten any
people further North. There Ii large Secession
element here, beyond all question: and all the hatred
and wrath of these citizens who have been kept
under to this time by sheer force Of numbers would
break forth in intense and fearful action in If
an occupation of the city by the Rebels. The possible
ity of such occupation is hardly tolerated by Union
men here but they still feel the full force Of their
position.
Within the past week several Of the leading
Unionists in town have received anonymous letters
written AID mailed in this city, threatening TO hang
them to the lamp-posts when jackson should arrive.
have conversed with well-anown gentleman
who received one Of these letters, aud he does not
doubt that the writer in earnest in the threat,
and fully expected to see il carried out For these
easoDs the loyal men here claim that Baltimore Is,
under tho circumstances, the most Union.lovng
civ in the United States II il good thing that it
is 70. II Is pleasant to sec The Stare and Stripes
floating from 30 many windows aud house-tops.
The traitors were in great glee last evening over
the report that the Rebels were actually within ten
miles Of the city, on the road running in westerly
direction from here 10 Liberty, north Of Frederick.
For time there was quite an excitement in the
streets. 1t wac said that the enemy had whipped
Burnside and out-generaled Mcclellan, and would
very shortly commence the task OF reducing, or
otherwise capturing Baltimore. A man even came
into town with the report that battle was going on
near his house, rome eight miles ont. People,
already excited and astonishcd by the wonderful
energy and rapidly Of movement heretofore exhibited
by the Rebels, believed the stories very generally
and not few went TO bed last night sad, or glad,
as the case might be, over the prospect Of speedy
warm work in tue city. AZ said before, al u 9ust