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Ths ssilewing lots Of fsiivsr-Plated WAR
.rssf ~ ssst ltsksi /. chs Trade. ana
srs wssrantsa - bs Double silver
Plated % the best material, and squal
q iaq.A Aissyis ~ sny PiAtsa cseoas sold by
tAsss's r.Gries.a He.sss, ''i I.g. .g,- a,,'.
Full sst.s Elegant Tippsd M Threaded N. ll.'r
1 be spoops I. .. -. ........ fpsst ~
Tippsd "a Threaded 70.
t-r. ... ..rr BIZ roan.......,....... fbe l.so
. Tippsd ard Threaded Tea
o..rr spooas 10 natsh ... . for I. 20
splendid Extsa Silver piatsd Olive sAd
Threaded TSbis YofA. ~. for 400
splssdh katrAr silver plated Olive and ,.l
IhF,sAsd Table Spoon ~ ".......f for so
We ell raa.ruIipra n. of .,,.. ...F
fias snysr.platsd Cups, Mugs, Goblsas, Salt nn-
staads IN svsrj pstssrs. fssaii rsios ~ for Loo
klsEsss silver.phtsd csks snd Gard lDas-s n.
ME-, Wo1th 3t.kOs 1or 300
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

When Club Of subscribers has been for.
wardsd, additions may be made TO It on the
same terms. II il not necessary that the sub.
soribsrs to Club should receive their papers
At the same post once.
Money may bs forwarded BY mail, At our
risk. Large amounts can be rsmitted In Treas.
ury notes, or drafts on Boston. New York,
Philadelphia, or Baltimore; snalsr amounts
in gold, or in notes Of solvent hanks. Address
". J. MURTA6H b co,
Washington, D. O.
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WALL, sTEPHERB q co.,
W. MILITARY AND NAVAL
MER HAN1 1,TAILO ORS,
''.E AND DsALxls IN
SWORDS, SAsHES, BELTS, EPAULET6,
SHOULDER sTRApS, GAUNTLETB,
GLOVES, kCp
AND EvnY vAlflrY OF
BEAD AADE CL,O7HIN9,
Atrsasonable pgiessL
- WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
- Ia S4a Pennsylvania avenue,
.eJaa 10 .,.,r,., bstwssn stk and 10Th stress
,KLkor SCHOOL FOil aIsLs.

CkLEOT SCHOOL FOsa oInLs.
sl2 Per Quarter, French and Husie included.
M.s A. ZAPPONE, Principal,
No 81 X direct,
...i r... Near the Circle.
~ .fulniahed Reome for Reat, on very modsrats
tsrs., in the saus bui,dins dec Sit
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UNITED STATES PATENT UFVICE,

On the letitioi Of Robert Burma Good, ear, late
Of PhiladtlpHiA; EAY now Of Eicps.T1eSsYinsi.j i
playins ior .. -ssession d 8 .Pisnss sssssssd-So
lis sssigaees jaime, \. Bowie and Charles Carr,
the 18Th Of March, ls%o ante Ated 18th o. Septem
Der, lsl,, and Issued 4th Of jane, 1s53 sn i'm
provemeit N Apparatus fos opessiisg sf1uis Boxes
for Looms, for seven years from the expiration Of
ssid patent, which takes place the 18th day OF
September, td6QJ I VI 4 V VI = = -! a } /
Il ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on NJ ndsy, the 25ih Of August next,
at twelve O'Clock NJ; and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons .pposIng the extsasion are rSqui,sa to
Rle In the Hstent Once their objections, specially
set forth In vrng, st least tvenV days WHO'RE the
day Of hearing; al testimony alsd By either party
Q b used q tss "a hessSs; msst ss, setss sss
which will be furnished on spplication, u
The - s',sSSaF r. ~ % SssS e ssi
relied upon a. testimony mat be filed In the ofnoe
on OF beio.e the morning Of thst day. the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
Odsred also, that this notcS be puhlishsl In the
Noional RePsditoan, Warrington, d c., sBd the
Prca, Philadelphia, Pa, once week Tor three sue.
ce,sve wseks; the frst Of said publicatious to be
at least sixty days previous 10 the day OF hearing
E. - - d. p. HOLLOWAY, :,
..- Commissioner of Patents.
+. S.-Edito.s of the above pspcrs VIII please
copy, and send their bills to tie fstenS Once With
paper containing this notice e spIs-wsw
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q ~ rOURArTKnTiON Is OALLEDT TO, ,oUR
nsw stesh ~ Spsisg yClo,hi.g, Furnishins s0oods,
Trunks, nhsls and TOsps wlSch " are ;slliae II
lower rates than any other stors In the city, 1t
6Al AlfHet uot1no Seventh street, near y. H..
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limited srArEs rATnsr oSE!cE,, Z q :,

AshtHoTOh. April 10.
On the petition Of John Young, Of West Galway
n. X, pryins for the extensisn ofa pstest granted
70 him Sep ember 10, ls4s, for N improvsnent In
Washing Machines, for esvsn ysass ffba Ne exp!
iltioa of id patent which takes piscs On the lsth
day Of SeS:embsr, 1852, 81.
Patent Odoeoa 1ts.days III lstof SeytePber cert
at u o'clopt nj and al psRons are notided 70 ap
pear and shou cause, II any they have, Why said
petition otsht mot 70 b granted,
Pefyons oppoaing the extension are required to
de IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
= forth IN writing At least twenty days before the
10 be used at the said heariSg must be taken anc
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the oce,
which viii be furnbhed On application. Il. III,
The testimony In the case will be oIcsed on III.
18th day sf August next; deposihons and other pa
once on or before the mDrning Of that day; the
suments, II any, Within ten days thereafter.
ys Ordered t; .isS, eTH1 w.s,u,s S4G q gepl4sSn in
Jour.ai, Albany, New York, once z week 70, ,hret
successive weeks the first Of said publications to be
u least sixty days previous 70 tss asy 81 hssrins
. ~. ID P.HOLLOWAY, r.
-,.,.. Commissioner Of atena
P.s.-Editor. Of the shove paper. Siil ls,'s
pspsr coptainlAG this notice. sp al--law?
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-OLOrr1IryG,. a.

'<Sa13h CLOFH!.t ~. ~. -. !,
- eSSSS .. SasesS pTfs.' ss " ,osI ssei
eubrscss aM1 Hyis. sld qsstkiss VI osstl.
EFa.s, Yestss md Hoy! S.risf ApYsrsl,-
Also, Shirt and Futrishnk Good q great variety.
Clothing n,ade 20 order at TIRE shSsssst sos!es.
". WALL, 81 EPHEN0 Co.. .T
i ~ Sb2 Pspnsylvan5s sysaSs, u
i islyis bstyssn EipsA - TsnsA q ~ 3
NENTL9HEN's REApY-NADH 49,,
" O q q r II I'm CT.
! Or presstt aasorfnant Of 0entlansn,i Ready.
made ClothiAk easn p ottisens and stranSs! wish-
.d7Bslas sss.sss "a 6vsrecsts, IN Al varis.
ties. N1g Shirts and Under clothing Of all kinds
Kid snd cth}f Gloves II psst sssiity Besfi, ms,
CravatA Btdsts, HosisIy, 10 %. All Of whisa W
are sasttak Ato., sss.llsx Rssss :.
manner; WALL, sTEFAENs . CO..
10
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t'sf' HlaALx AroRfANf 70 ..t ... .
sRorrps AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
both 10 ths city and surrounding county, 10. D
In aAditicn u our large business. ws have added
large iud ehOiee stock Of ambrotype and dagger.
rsan nstsrisls, such y a''s 90 .m
Jt. ..Hf- UNION CASES, ~ .....
Every ass In the Trade. g..
DOUBLE GIT BANNER CASES
7r.I7. every siIe made.
rla 1's UNION Gilt FRAMES, -l.. .Yl.
'i'i H. 1 every siss made" nH n.. u,r,.
FAaCY md OVAL AAfrs and PREsERvEns
every size In the Trade. ..
grs EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES, ,I7a
n every aze made. nll OH r.
MELAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATEs,
every size made, ,.,,s-,, ~, '
|nr,,' lh hCUT GROWN GLASS, t.ens, 81. .
J g,,A every ls'se b the Trade. m IrbD
NJ suArantss p sell this stock at q near ths man
sfaetsssn' prices. N ,al st,., n,
Our printed PRlcE,LisT sent ffss IA say ".
dreps anHbsid h tiiua NJ rIg76 atlTt',E
LQFdsts hoa ths qanps psenptiy attended u. q,
atotsopsu fen 80 =. q. 10 ESQ p n Ii rus %.
a lRshsmbsI the nHmbsr-sao.-Ste-Sae- --Sio-sio.
,ial 70 s'g tifssys DRtkDW ~ CO., agq
q .,as.,5 so ti' issfs.,a sE y w.
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The attention Of our numerous patrons IL 70
qussted to our Largo and Choice Selection
'of Gold Loaf and Enamslsd Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames, = =.
Union Dagusrreotyps Cases,
in every hss in the Trade. 50, :. 4
We are selling tkess goods from 50 ots. to nv
fitted u order, being sS per cent. lss than the
natsrs' rsts,l psses .s.- ....,.'..a, .',
~, -. We are Agents Tor the Sale Of
koCLAIN's CELEBRATED ...
4 COLO6HEs. EXTRACTS, and 2!
..os q. 49,. 70. T'. C0COANyT HAIR OILS,
tra..g -..Hr.. AID AIso sos .r. ......
hBaCHAHr's COLOGHEs. EXTRACTS, ETC..
woRsLEYH HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS; %,
sr aV' ALSO, TAYLoRs,
Put up in Family Boxes, TO suit purchasers,
g.. Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Nations and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We ofNsr At the Manufacturers
Prices, wnhout any freight added. ~ " "'."'
The Trade, nesIers, Suffers and Psdisrs are
respectfully invited. H..
We guarantee To sell NJ New York and Phila-
dslphia prices, orpertsh in he attempt. /
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
hespest-delivsred Jres. .l.n..
rHfN .tr, .rT
|uF-I 1irU ..r.r-..'T- ,
Lsdis and Gentlemen give US an early call,
1t makes no difference whether you buy or not,
look over our full lines Of .
Fine Jstoehy, SQuer Plated Ware, Gu and R,mcy
Hamss, E"wuvtn9s, Noturss, P~fm~y,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods. ' r., ~
~ Gentlamsnly clerks are always ready I'd
wait on you. .i .r.a... ... ..,'
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rEpTL LEM BN'B Hrht y-mAOHt & A ".
u MENTs, OF Ftfh QUALITY o
WEI lofer oitizens and strange,. large sssortmen,
Of OYER co ATS, DRESS. COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, PANfALOON8, ,tAH VESTS, Of oil COLOR
and qualite', .NuaI In make ann bnisb To the bes
WALL, STEP EMS h Co,
lr' Merchant Tailors and Clothier- 'l
.n 2Pa avenue. bet 9th srd 'oth 10
ian RB--tiN r.I'.IA ..HK 4 .E.. A
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n, as.,i rro> rr
- 70 ", sDr q %
SO g. for 10
.so 5, for i.eo
~ t tp q
. 80 ., for hW
I.... HfI ~
SO 10, for So
, 'Ha
= to IA, tor 500
<to 10, kr LOO
" t. .s.
10 to Is, for 2.0o
SO I, for Loo
! uI lfIl u
lto Q, for y
SO ., M lod
TO 10, for l.So
!. 40 ., Sof l!oa
+. sto 8, for a
4U 8, for LOO
'fs.sstg4It
10 O. for i.o'
+ .fr
. sU 8, for l.oc
{ aH u lrt
- TO S,M l.ol
|, fI ur'
. 70 s, ks Loe
$40 s. for 10
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ID II. "A. a A y N Fl,
RAgular Physician and Professor Of the various
1 branches Of Sctspc. coupected with Medicine,
Ofioe, No 81 K street, lear ihe Circle.
There sre NO better n msdies than those used By
DR.. Zapp0ne, for the furs Of Rhtumatism, Neural.
gia, Gout, Dropey, Fevess. Dyspepsia, asd other
disc prev alsnt here Delicate LADIES' icialy
would find II to their greatest advantage 10 cousult
Dr.. He promisss TO al aiisflbtion ADD prompt
relief Vaccine mater, Of the batapd freshest kind
constantly kept % Ahnd, and oarefally inserted.
Changes very moderate. ! ape-u
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n, n,RORESBOA ALI XANDEN wOLOw.
fIAs skl l. contiauipg his ooursss on the '.f
tu..., PIANO AND IN SINGING,
by his New aud Simplih,d Method, &C his residence
No 4sl, Tenth reef, between d and +.
: spr 1S-lm oil.
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Il % Il n K r. 81
"A Fine Large FRONT ROOM to rent, with
boasd Apply N aSs Twslfth street, between e .. a
~ slrNSU --n- I Il ---- ~
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LAND WARRANTS,
AND ARREARa OF \

Genuine Preparation for Nervou
II ano Debilitated Sufferer
uELABoLD's Genuine Preparation for Loss OF
II Power, Loss Of Memory = 20
LTELMBOLDB Genuine Preparation tor Din
II Guilty Of Breathing, General Weakness.
uELMB0LD's Genuine Preparation Soa Weak
II Nerves, Horror OF Death, Trembling.
LJELABOLD's Genuine Preparation tor NighI
II Swsats, Cold Feet DimneS Of vvton
LJELMBOLpS Genuine Prsparstion for Lang uoT
H Universal Lassituds Of the Muscular System.
uELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Paid
II Countenanoe and EruptiouS
uELIMBOLD'H GENUlNE PRHPARA.
TION Cures Gravel BLADDER, Drupsy, Kidney
Affections
HELABOLD,6 Genuine Preparation Tor Pain In
II the Baok, Headache, Sick Stomach
~ See Advertisement headed
HELHBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
In another column rrr 'rfi ..gi mar 7-am
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o F F ICIA l..

WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

r. s.-Editors Of The sb owe papsrs will please
ospy, and send their bills TO tho Patent Once, With
q paper eohtaiaing this notice ap si-law3w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
The Postmaster Generals Report.

The report for this year exhibits a
very fealth financial condition of the
Post-ofice Department, and shows il to
be thoroughly iUpregnated with the
spirit OF Improvement. The efficiency
ottbe service has been maintained at the
highest point, accompanied by . great
diOioution Of expenditures. The gross
revenue OF the Department for this fs
cal yssr, including the standing Tleasu.
~ credit for i'es mail matter, and ANAL
amount appropriated for the relief OF in.
dividusls. was e9,Ol2,549.56. The ex.
psuditures for the same year amountsd
70 sll,l25.364 Is. The regular postal
revenue far 1862 is only s45,47o.5o less
u q y wss for tie fiscal year 1861, du.
ring large part Of which year revenue
was paid 10 from I'll tie, States Of the
Uaiea. 1his faet shows . large increase
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
RUDOLPH kRENZ,

TO CONSU MPTlVES,
THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health
ina few weeks. by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever, lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious Z. make known to his fellow sufferers
the NIT NJ Of cure.
To ali who desife it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free of charged with the dre--
tions Tor preparing and using tho samc .hich
they will find SURE CURE for COxsuxprIos, a sru.
Ma. BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objecs of the al
vsrtiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
tho afflicted. and spread inior.aasion which he
conccivcs to be invaluable, and he horos every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. il will cost them
nothing. and msy prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ID.
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
Kings Cosnty, New York.
ssp3e-dkv3a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

ApJgTAsr GENERALS OprIcEi
davenport. Dec. o, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. l0s.
The Draft Commissioners in the several coun-
ties in which are located Incorporated cities and
towns. will assign the quotas of the several wards
OF such cities and towns and the territory 10 the
same township outside Of the corporate limits, as
signing to each Its proper quota, treating each
aara and tho territory outside If corporate linn.
it's within the township, as though they were sep
ara,e townships.
This should only be done where the returns are
such as to insure reasonable degree Of accuracy
in assigning the quotas Of tho several wards.
BY order of Commands int hicf.
N. Is. BAKER,
dec s-tf Adjt. Genl of Iowa.
Papers Published in cities and towns to which
tho above order may apply, will insert once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
KeNsOrni.

TsASSY YOUNG RI spECTFULLy INFORMS
bis customers aud the public in general tina:
be has removed his Grocery Store from Front
street 10 No ~ Brady street. whore he keeps
constantly full assortment Of Groceries and Pro
vistons, which he intend. to sell a. low az any
where else in the city. Hs viii b thankful of
their patronage.
Davenport, Dec. S. 1862 [dec9-d2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
# II Il,
PoR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
DAVENPORT INFANT GARDEN.

Owing TO THE EFFORTS OF THE IN
~ FANfS' Garden Association. and the lbrr.
al patron,g of the public for several years, the
plan to establish a Froebel's Infant Garden IN
his city has been successfully carried out, and
the services Of Miss PAuLs.s u lady instructed
y Mrs Froebel, in Hambuig, has beef secured -
For the purpose OF covering the expenses caused
by the journey OF the teacher. and he necessary
changes IN the roo sand the imy lcnents, the In
tant Garden Association proposes to institute q
fair In Lahrmann's Hall on saturday and sun
day, the 18th and l4th december, inst
The undersigned committee, the,ef re, respect
fully appeals 10 the public, and Particularly to
tho ladies', to assis! them in this enterprise by
sen hing articles and specimens Of workmanship
m order to promo the welfa Of this, for Dav-
export, so beneficial. a institution.
Donations and articles for sale will be most
cheerfuIly received at Lahrmapns Hall Thursday
and Friday. December II and u.
II. DlTZEN, hkNhlEfTE LEMME,
q ANDERSON, ELFRIEDE MULLER,
FIR. WEISS, CAkOlINA LAUGH.
\. MokIkE., WlLHkLMiNA LAHRMAN,
d. MI IELb SCHER, Committee.
ec4-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
DK. GEO. ". McCAKN,

D1lSiClAs AN Sui.GEON. FFICE-
L No. Franklin Block. second foor srady ST.
between second and Third, davenport, lawa.
DR.. GEo. " MctARh's residence east side Of
Brady. second dor from corner Of 9th.
dec -dstf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

THERE ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
/ Engineers Office two books. one Of Expspdi-
lures and the other Of Contracts. Any person
having them IN their possession will couier great
favor by leaving them at the oaiSs Of the UNDER
signed. in City Hall building.
II. LAMBACH,
dss !. DIT CITY Isgiasss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

Ieisss-07f N1H ut '.l0'771.l = H77HH !
.ea@a e9b.sa344 y u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
Mlfl WDOA.

NOW Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD FOR
~ Winter use. We have dry kind!ing wood
It y per cord and green wood st 4l.76 pr cord.
Quick " you will b toe late.
iy9l-tse HRINOR 4 DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

y. W. VAN EvEaA, broker, buys and
sells United States Vouchers, State, County
and City Warrants. negoiiates loans. pays
taxes, etc. Office. 81 door below Post office.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart
ford /; a.sets. lat May. 1869. t.27 260 93 liz
Utilities 1921 SEQ HyNRy r. II LYMAN Ap't
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
JAM ES y. LANE.

a TTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT Law.
"A Oihoe southeast corner Of Brady end Sec-
'ss s.feets, up stairs. mayl-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

den.
The Postmaster General has made
special efforts to retrive the foreign cor.
respondenco of the country from its
compexny, now so embarrassing alike
to correspondents and TO postal officers
Separate negotiations have been found
altogether inadequate to secure simple
and satisfactory arrangements. lie there.
fore opened correspondence in August
last, through the Department of State,
with foreign administrations, proposing
convention of postal representatives,
at some convenient point. to consider
the enumerated difficulties and the
means OF Iemedying. Several replies
have been received from the various
Governments, and all are favorable and
agree to the projec. This country, con-
prsing emigrants from almost every CIV
ilizcd nation, is especially interested in
the subject proposed to be brought be
Tor this conference. 1t is species Of
postal improvements requiring the estab-
ishment OF greater uniformity a, j some
common principle OF arrangement, and is
connected With our prosperous CONNER.
cial intercourse with other countries.
The mail lettings which went into OPP
Grafton on the LIST OF July last in the
Western division, were offered on such
favorable terms, as comps.ed with the
previous lettings, that reduction OF ex.
penditnre resulted TO the amount Of
es3l, 900. At the same time, tho length
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18
AFFAIRS on THE PENINSULA.

friend writing from New Kent county, Va
On the 10th, gives an account Of the battle of
Williamsburg, which has been published The let
tIhoweyer, cont aims the following items of inter
est:
The traitor, L. J Bcwden " "a in his house when
We entered the city, but escaped, not taking time
even to slip his trowsoons 1t was truly sf-
t-ctng the citizens, and particularly the la
dis God bless their souls,) XII dly welcoming the
Southern soldiers, and offering Refreshments to
their true friends
TIE killed on our side were three Vrginians and
two Georgians. For want of transportation, we
lad to destroy all of the tents stores &C. and
about one thousand bushels Of corn.
The enemy have only been above Williamsburg
H.: since the battle, and then but short dis
lsnce from their lair There is one suffered to
iesve Williamsburg, and the ladies of the county
above the city paroled before they suffered
to cave. Our forces a. this place are all in good
iea:h and spirits, and are ready and willing at any
IRE TO again engage the enemy. l will write
sgsn soon, and give you any additional news.
4 free negro Spy. who WAS arrested by our pick
ss The Forge, was brought TO this city yester-
asv by Mr.. o. Z. Taylor. The negro states that Il
forcs Of about 200 Federal infantry, with artillery
and cavalry, was encsmped four miles this side Of
Williamsburg. Our scouts, on Wednesday, saw
two Federal soldiers up a. high as Barhsmsvile, le
Eles this side of Williamsburg. The Yankees ran
on Mr.. Taylor, on bis way up saw II Virginians
who had escaped from the Eastern Shore. They
describe the Yankee rule there very oppressive,
though the force there is not very large.
In noticing the battle of Williamsburg, it should
lave been stated that the charge made by onr
oopers the Yankees at their last stand was led
By Col shingier in person
lady, who recently passed through the lines
'Tou Williamsburg, says that the fankee5 aeknow-
ledge loss of 200 in killed and wounded at the
Eight there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

An ofhcid dispatch. received yesterday from
Chattanooga. confirms the report published yes
erdsy of the Retreat Of Rosecrans from Iaka on
TIE lath inst, and the subsequent occupation of
he place by Gen. Prices army. The enemy sbsn
d,nei several hundred thousand dollars worth of
trmy .'ores- The same dispatch also mentions
that Rosecrans and part of bis army had arrived at
Nashville,
A gentleman Just from Northern Alabama says
that Roseorans il in full retreat towards Athens.
Tenn. He has been seriously annoyed by guerril.
las since his departure from Pittshurg Landing and
Fiorsnce, the whole Of Middle Tennessee literally
srsrming with partisan rangers. From every hill
top. snd in every vale where the forests offer the
slshtes, conceslment, the fleeing Yankees made
10 bite the dust. On Tuesday of last week por'
ton Of Rasecrsnss command was smbuscaded in
Middle Tennessee, and zine instantly killed, and
some - OF 30 wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18
AN ORDER FROM GEN. HUNTER.

AN ohDLh 6CM tkN. d. .
The following order, issued by the Federal Com
nsndant Of the Department Of the South, recently
ISL into the hand. OF an officer on the South Caro-.
Ina coast. By whom it sen. TO Adiutant Gen.
Cooper. No comment upon such an order is re
qulred:
HEApQRs DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH,
Hilton Head, Port Royal S G., aug l9, b2. !
beasya} order, No ~
The It'll Regiment of New Hampshire volun-
is.rs Col Putnam. will be held In readiness to
hs's for Saint Augustine. Florida, Of which place
aiii here after for u the garrison.
IL Ii IL with deep regret that the General com
handing this department. has received several re-
fois against ofticers for returning fugitive slaves
~ ufee, violation OF q Law Of Congress. II will
,,a'diy be believed when it is announced, that q
"s" Eng land Colonel il to day, in the second year
VI We rebellion in ATTEST for having been engaged
ne manly task Of turning over young woman,
who're skin WAS almost rs white al bis own, to the
"ieIissh OF her rebel master!
III Numerous acts Of plfering from the negroes
nase taken place in the neighborhood Of Beaufort,
r A by men wearing the uniform of the
,hteo hiAtes; cannot and will MT disgrace the
s hy calling them soldiers. To enable General
e.'ch 70 have these petty thieves arrested, and
-, 70 ms post for punishment, the three cOmpa
~, ,ie' of tho 4th regiment New Hampshire volun.
"'s rs low at Beaufort, will be placed exclusively
'ef us command for service on the plAstatisns.
.
~; All the furniture left by the rebels on the
sna' intending that left in tho city Of Beaufort.
Of al placed under the exclusive jurisdiction
F" hen bsxtOn.
BY command Of
r., Maj Gen. D. HurTER.
Aa". ". Smith. A. A. g.