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p ESIDENCE FOR SALE
IL One Of the mott attractive residences In the
Fa5k F., pressed brk and inst completed At cost Of
It Ia situated Tn the educational village Of Evanston
abou. t~elve miles rom Chicago on the lake SHORE,
e ne city to reside here and gesp their regular
Institndons of the Northwest Are located which viii
good public schools make the location most deeirable
The Honse Is two and half stories In height, on q
commanding eKnenee overlooks village aud lake
Surrounding It are tEenty acres OF cultivated lGnd
gsased nots large plaIs OF sberFa blackoerries
stationary p1aos usually cultivated IN gardens
This property Will be sold great sac1idce-one-
A:alAza inquire at No. 243 soutb water st. Chicsgo
III. eytP8k6n GE0RaE T. FOSTER
, 1862-05-16

LAKE FRElGuTS-F,rm and 9<e higher. The
engagements today were schr Dart (earl5} atGKc:
echr II Rayuer, at 6Ac; bark Great Western
Qso ~ and schrs International and Masking
um. corn, at 7c-a11 to Buffalo. Schr Live Oak corn
to Godrich at 55Sc freq Of eleTatiou. Bark Re-
public, wheat to Oswcgo, st 12c-
FLQUR-Recelpts, s, ,43s brla. Shipments, 6,996
brls. Market quiet. Sales, 100 brls 81 Fort Cara
CHAN" White Winter. 1t g. 15 del: 100 brls ssSil-
ian.t' choice Spring Extrs. TO I'LL an order) at
, 1862-05-16
HIARISE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETR ROET,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTibune.l
DETROIT, May Is, 1868.
CF-Prop Dunkirk barks Crest West, Fame,
P e Sherman, Pacific; briggs New 9ork, Sultan, S
F Gale; schrs N Ballard, Convoy, Live Yankee,
Wings of the Wind, Fairfield Mazeppa, Rob-
erts, Fairchild. c n johnson, Hoppock, Saseo,
Twin Sister, Josephine, Contest, n Booth, T J
Bronson, Gertrude, Nightingale, Dauntless, S G
Andrews, suequehanna. Vanguard, Autocsat, ]
Grant, 7 Barney, Miami Belle, Traveller, West
Wind.
DowN-rrop Mary Stewart; barks Mary Pereu,
Arabia; brig E " Cross; schrs n C Ford, Col
Williams, " Aldrich, Florence, Sibley, Bemis,
Eclipse, Wild Rover, Charlotte, D Newhau, T Z
Avery, hit Vernon, L j FarWell, f II Peck, Brit
tania.
Weather pleasant: wind eaet.
VESSELS PAssIsa THROUGH THE WELLASD
e. ChSA1-We are indebted to Capt: E 2 Dor for
the following list Of vessel passing through the
Welland Canal:
TeSselS bound Uesf. IFhcrt from TFAere to.
On the 12th Of May.
Frop Granite State, Ogdensburgh, Milwaukee.
Sehr + T Barney. OsHeGo, Chicago.
Te&sels bound East. 1FAers from. WAere to-
On the 10th OF May.
Schr John Weaden, milwaukee,, o5wego.
Tn the 18th
Hatk Gllra.tat, Chicago. loTuulo,
Brig Nm Lewis, 1til~aukee, Os1ego.
Brig Pilgrim, Chicago, Kingston.
Schr 4 Bradley, Chicago, O5wego,
Schr ] Hollcr. Chicago, OswtSo.
Schr Thos kfngsford, Chicago, Oswego
Schr Persian, Chicago, OsWego.
Schr 4 Medbury, Milwaukee, 05dsnsbusgh
Schr Rehecca Milwaukee. OsWego.
-Eessels discharsing at the Elevator:
Bark Maitland, Milwaukee, Goderich.
SEASON CuARTEn-The tug Reindeer, we were
informed would take her departure Last evening
for Saginaw with the mammoth soop Sn!tana in
tow. which IL hound there to take on cargo OF
lnmber for Buffalo. TIE Reindeer. We learn, has
been charter+d by the o ne1s OF the Snltna to Tow
The latter during the whole season between Buffa-
10 and Saginaw ut $l00 per day while in sctua ser
vice and $50 per day when lying still The Sutsna
it is presumed will carry not far from 600 600 feet
| Of flumber.-Desr0it P5tss, 18Th.
, 1862-05-16

BEErEs-The receipts arc again heavy, Illinois
continuing to pour out her stock Of corn-fed and
stnl-fed in unprecedented Numbers. Last week
the total receipts were 3,610, while this week ther
will swell up to 4,515, OF 90O more than then. The
average weight, perhaps, is something less, most
Of the drovers especially those frnm Illinois, c,n-
fisting Of ca tie averaging from 1850 to 1900 ihs
Thee are very few hesry beeyes on sa]e and only
three or four d1oyes and they email, that approsch
premium. John simmons has two car loads OF
Ohlos. that came about near premium any we
have seen. They arc very fine, fat Ohio corn-fcd,
averaging something over 1.loo Ds. John Hayden,
Jr has lot Of 13 State steers, coru-fed which he
thinks are ahead Of anythng in the yards. They
average about 20D0 fbs, and are fine and fst. The
market IL moderately acttve. The trade, both lu
New York and Brighton. was fair last week;
everybody sold at more or less profit. As is always
the case in that event. buyers from these points
are ltse exactinE.
Many Of the Gales were made before tho cattle
were yarded which is unusual: but some of the
buyere thonght they would try the experiment Of
buying on estimated weights before the stock WAS
fed and wstercd. and others were anxious to lose
time In shipping thcmfer the11onday market in
New York AZ l. generally the clse when the re-
celpts are heavy, the Easteen men held back, leay
ing the market TO the Workers, satisfied that these
would he plenty left for them after the former got
their supply and little hopeful Of foren, concte
slone at the close. Some buyers think they have
bought nc per b, live weight, cheaper than lsst
week while others say they have paid just as
much The truth is the best grades 1l,ve not de-
cltntd, being in good demsnd and comparatively
light supply, while those ct poorest QuaIity haye
diorped lsc-in few instances nc.
PnlcEs,- The market closes dull at the following
, 1862-05-16

TREAsosAn1E.--We are informed that
1;eutenant Of the Irish Brigade is uuder ar
rest at Camp Douglas for conspiring to assist
prisoners to escape for consideration.
, 1862-05-16
Tbt Ttibunt.
FRIDAY, NAY 16, 1859.
THE CITY,

tEr The closing sale Of those fue ensFa-
wings takes place this evening at 81 Dearborn
street
, 1862-05-16

E Remember the great book auction this
evening at 50 Dearborn street. H. c. Foster,
formerly Of this city, is here with large stock
-of choice books, direct from the New York
Trade Sale,
, 1862-05-16


The Wheat market to-day was more steady, with
sales Of NO Spring at sogpslc. and No Spring at
s1@eec. Flour was quiet and without unaterial
change. Corn WAS firm and improved 1@@tc, with
sales OF Old Mixed in store at 2sAGa9c. New
Mixed in store at 25@25kc, and Rejected in store
az 2sGIs3Kc. White River sold at SIC afost. High
Mixed At 3G1zc afoat Old Mixed at 294c aaoat.
New Mixed at aG19Gee7Ac aaoat, aud Rejected at
24G2s5Hc a1oat. Oats were dnl and declined 1c
per buehe1, sales being made st $50 1s5Ac for Mol
in store Rye was quiet and steady at A3c. Bar
Icy dill and dropping, nighwines quiet Pro-
visions continue quiet. City packed Mess Pork is
nominal at S1o.5t1l1.0o. Bulk Mcats inactive.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Tallow firm.
Lake Ftcishts were firm and advanced NC per
bushel, with cngsgements at 6tsG7c for Corn to
Dufa1o, and 12c for Wheat to QsNegp.
, 1862-05-16

BREAk n TIE CASA1.-A dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday from LaSalle By the Secretary
of the Board Of Trade, stating that " four
thousand yeids had gone out Of the Vermll-
Ior aoIeduct, Boats will pass on Saturday.
, 1862-05-16

SHEEP-Are in fair request at $3.@4 SO . l60
b. g1oes according to quality Sales to-day were:
Sheep. Az. fbs. Price. Sheep. ay. tbs. Price,
Is 11a $500 II 1Qi 400
RI 81 3G0
, 1862-05-16

eB For Throat Diseases and affections Of the
chee', browns Bronchial Teoches," OF Cough
Lozehgcs' aye ct great value. In Coughs. Irrtta-
ton Of the Throat Caused BY Cold, or unusual ex-
ertion Of the vocal organs in speaking In public,
or singing, they produce the most beneficial re-
suits. my152tdaW
, 1862-05-16

HOGS The receipts continue light and the
market is very dull. Prices remain unchanged.
very extra lot Of Hogs sold at s2S54 but the gen
eral range Of prices is t2.5O@2.60 Sales we're:
, 1862-05-16

The Committee for the recovery and burial Of
the dead Of Companies 4 ard r, Chica 20 Light Ar
tlilery. Nou;d return thanks. and that Of Compa-
mics tA and D and their friend., to the ge ,erous
public WIN contributed snfreclF to Eai~e fund for
The above mentioned purpose: to the Illinois CcG-
trs 1taisfoad Company for their donation Of TWEEN.
'yfi:c dollars and the ve-y low pric.. fot trans
porting the bodies from Cairo to John Gray,
E-q-. for his services in recovering the bottles;
to G. H. JGrjan, ESQ, for his generous donation
Of plates f,r the u1iicers, and hs g5atuioas sc7.
vices at the fun. rll; H. D. Colyin Of thn United
States Express tainraay, for the fee use Of his
Fix htr.rs and fH!Cru! carriage to 7hos. g. BTyl11
fr the free Of his II.li for the funeral, to the
Chicago l. Milwaukee Railroad company for the
free "fa train for the military and friends and
half Of tie proceeds from the sale Of ticke:9
| 10 the Rose Ii,1l Cemetery company for the
donation OF two sf their best Iot3 in their
| froItd. fn! Ike firal resting place Of the
fsclorcG Gcad, to Mr.. Warren OF Mclicker's Thea
trc for ,.a:r11ou+ service. III selling tickets 10
| Ret nr.' la1k on fur his hauifnl md app1op::-
a1t address upon the sad oca-ion. and to Ncsera.
| Wright Il CGrTi,r, Edwa;l Eicv. l.. & s. Dn; OF,
tharlcs Stnirs :nd 10 lacks ~, II II, s. % i,
H. ~ ~ and II. fur .ht ffce ri their carriages
| ana t0 10l. II. D. EoJ,n, hicf Ma1h1! anl aids
| Geo. v Gage Harry Morgan. and John Rots~
lord 1ot the able laannur in which they c1n iuctel
fhr fuhr5a! chit"Ec. and 10 Tho c:ty pa;rrs inr
their cra'ui."us publication nf 1,ntites and pro
s,1a1I1Ee II fn1.trai 4. r Dnapt.ET,
| CHAIRMAN Funeral Ci,m;tcl.
Nav II, lSt;2,
, 1862-05-16

PROMOTION OF 4 GALLANT OFF1cER.-Caqt.
james 4. Hugunin, Of the l2th Mlnols req
lment, has been promoted to the rank Of Ma
1or for gallant conduct at the battle OF Fits
7rtp
, 1862-05-16

81 40 del; 100 brls ssIlawklns'' Round Hoop Ex-
tra, ana TOO brls Central Ohio, at $3.50 del
WHEAT-Reccipts, 14,210 hu. Shipments, |
155 ,o25 bu Market eteady Sales were, II 600 ba
No Il Spring, at a0c; 1900 bu do, at sake: 9,eo0
bu do, at Sic: $50 bu No White Winter, at 91c;
10000 bu No Spring, at tic: so bu do, at 7!Ac
8CO0 bu do, at 711c; 5000 bu do, at IKE; 1900
bu do, at re; 500 bn Rejected, ut 55c:-all in
store.
CORN-Rece}pts, GO, $40 bu. Shipments, e53. SD
b. Market 5A@1c better. Sales, were, 5000 bu
White River, at Sic adoat TO- 200 bu do high Mixed
River, at 3o5lc aaoat: 1900 bn Old Mixed Cana1,
at 1eHc ahoat: 1900 bu New hfixed, at 26hc
aloat 5000 bu choice do, at 27Ee af1oat; 15,d0o
bu do, at Sic t. o. b.; 10000 bu Rejected. at 2ac
afoat; 1000 bu do, at s44c at1oat; 5000 bu Old
Rejected, at 2551c aloat; 5000 pure Yellow, at
291<cin in store; 1900 bu Old Mixed, at 2s1@c III
store; $500 bn do at 2szzc in store a,ooo bu do
at &c in store; COCO bu New Mixed at 25c in store;
] 500 bu d. at 25xc in etore; 5000 bu Rejected,
at 2s1c In store; 1000 bu do, at sc In etore.
| OATS-Receiptg, is, $50 bu Shipments, 1c0 bu
Market declined 1c Sales, 1000 bu No !, at 25Ic
in etore 2oo0 bu do. at Csc in store; 1850 do, at
| nc on track; 2t6 bags, at 2sc on track.
RTEReceipts, 4,s5s bu. No Shipments. Mar
ket quiet Sales, 1,6o0 bu No /, at 43c in store;
$50 bags, at 45c delivered.
! BARLEY--Receipts 2,543 bu. No shipments
Market dull and dropping Sales, 12s bags at 4ac
Oh track; 190 bags good, at 45c track 100 bags
ce rnmou, at 32c On track.
PROV1SIONS-Mess Pork continues dull and
nominal at $1e.to@11.M Bulk Meats are inactive,
Lard quiet but firm. Sales were: G7 brls prime
Country Kettle at INC; 50 tres do ut TIC: 10
tres do at $3.50.
ALCOHOl-Quiet at 4004lc for round lots
BEANS-Firm and in good demand a. 75c9st,1G
for medium to good, and S1,15a1.50 50 for good to
prime. -.-
BETTER-Old Butter is abundant and dull a
T@ec, Freeh Butter in frkins is in fair demand
, for ahipment at s@9Hc. Grease Batter is in fai
request at &c.
EGGS-The market is overstoeked and dull =
44G55c per doz.
HIDES-The market was dull but prices ar
, sustained by the arrival Of few Eastern order.
We quote: Green Country 41905Nc; Green salte
54Gsc; Dry Sailed lo011c; Dry Flint 12H91sAc
Green Zip and Calf 6GSc.
: POTATOES-1n good supply and quiet Sals
e $50 bu good Neshannocks at 3Sc delivered
/ POCLTRY-supply fair and market quiet. LiE
d Chickens S1.25@l-50 q dog. Turkeys 5G6c 2
, 1862-05-16

SUPPLEMENTAL. MAILS fnr Eastern cities and
Canada close daily except Saturdays and Sun
Gayf) at Gr ". Letters fur these mails must be
deposited III the Chief Clerks room (up stsirs)
after $50 T. II.
CANADA EXCHANGE MAILS close daily at 5.39p-
H., only with supplemental mail at 6 p. NY.
MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND PRUS-
sIA, fy the CaraGisn line Of steamers leaving
Quebec cn Saturdays. close every Wednesday at
I'm
Mails Tor came countries by the cunard steamer,
!eaginS New York aud Roston alternately every
Wednesday, close at S 30 r. II. every ThurEday,
Friday and saturday.
MAILS 1T THE HAMBURG AND BREMEN STEAM
EEs close daily Except saturdays) at 53oP. Il.
MAILS FOR CAL1FoRs1A via New York, close
daily except saturdays> at 53or u.
, 1862-05-16

F1rE,-A fire broke out about halE past IL
o'clock Tuesday evening in the house occu-
1ied by Mr.. Greer, No. 1SG Madison street, as
q medical bath house. 1t Was soon checked,
however, and the damage was very slight.
, 1862-05-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, May Is, 1852.
BEEF CATTLEThe receipts Today were light
and under very active demand from all classes OF
buyers; holders were firm at last weeks quota
tions The demand On the part of Government
contractors Is especially good, hut the cattle are
not here to meet it, and the transactions to-day
were very light Reed sold to Henry 16 head, az
Hho ot& Cali
, 1862-05-16

LrxrR1Es or TIE SEAsoS.-John Wright,
the well known rcstaurateur Of No. IS C ark
street, has added to his usual list Of viands,
brook trout, spring chickens and other 1uxu-
ries of the scason-an announcement which
will be gratifying to epicurcs-
, 1862-05-16

MISS JENNIE HosMER, the leading lady at
Mcvicker's Theatre, is shortly to have ben
eft at that establishment, and as she has be-
come general faTorite, we expect to see her
hare q bnmper.
, 1862-05-16

THURSDAY EVENING. May Is
RscE1FTa FOR LAST TwESTE-ToTR HOURS.
, 1862-05-16

w McNa1ly q Co., 81 Dearborn street,
hare received Godey's Lady's Book and ale
Bon Tom for June; also fresh supply
Of the last edition Of Madame Dcmorest's Mir
ror nf Fashion for summer.
, 1862-05-16

STATES ATroRSE5.-Hon. Joseph Knox
has been appointed By Gov, Yates, States
Attorney for Cook County, in place Of the
late Carlos Haven. This is 8 most excellent
an3oiutment.
, 1862-05-16

" For cleaning and dying gentlemau's clothes
60 to Cook q Mclean, 98 Dearborn-etreet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than anv In the city ebat-lY
, 1862-05-16

FIRST STRAWBERRIES OF THE SEASON.
Fred n. Ncwhall, IS South Clark St. has sent
Us a box Of Strawberries which we pronounce
beauties They were raised at South Pass, in
this State, and arc the first in the market this
, 1862-05-16

BENEFIT OF MIR. CorLDocK.-Tnls sterling
actors name is M this evening Tor benefit at
McEicket's Theatre, when he will personate
for the fiflh time his great character Of Or5ecc-
Ia, in The Lion OF st. Alarc,n in which he
has made q decided hir- During the week the
Theatre las been visited by tie beall:y and
tashion Of our city, and will undoubtedly be
crowded by an Intelligent audience this even
ing 1or the benefit Of so worthy au actor as Mr.
Cou1lock4
, 1862-05-16
15GarDl11Q.

ROAED1NG-With q front parlor
~ and bed room, suitable for lady and gentleman.
Also. single rooms for gentlemen can be had 1T ~
State street my15r351,3t
, 1862-05-16

Go to John JONES' lie Dearborn st., and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired
nov12
, 1862-05-16
w Buy paper hangisgs Of Chase & Co.. 100
PanHo11t attract mi pQ-3rn

" Cal on Dunlop, Sewell 4 spa1dtng fot Printing"
nQY11-h22llY
, 1862-05-16

Fon TA1LoR's BATTERT.-A squad Of Tay-
1or's Battery will leaye this city on Monday
next for Pittsburg Landing. They will take
any email parcels for the boys in the battery,
If left at this Office before Saturday aight.
Nothing perishab1e must be left.
, 1862-05-16

ELECTION ri THE AMERICAN PROTESTANT
Assoc1AT1oS.-At 3 regular meeting Of the
Chicago Lodge No. A. F. A., the Following
officers were elected and installed in their
respective offices: JOHN Burtran1, W. n;
Thomas Darby, ". O. NJ; William Stanley,
Rec Sec, Charles ]. Burroughs. Fin. Scc.;
john Gilmore, Treasur r. At the same meet
ing thv following Eaard Of Trustees were
elected; C1.a1lts j. Burroughs, John Gilno7e,
Thomas Darby.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-09-25
The Presidents Proclamation.

President Lincoln has set his hand
and affixed the great seal of the nation
to the grandest proclamation ever is
sued by man. He has declared that
after the first day of January next all
the slaves in the then rebellious States
shall be free. He has also directed all
the officers of the army and navy to OBJ
serve and enforce the emancipating
sections of the COntiscation Act. He
has further indicated his purpose to
propose once more his scheme for the
adjustment of slavery in the Border
States, with a sufficient hint that If it
be not accepted something worse will
happen. Thus, it will be perceived,
his proclamation aims at nothing less
than complete emancipation, and the
establishment of Free Republic from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the
Lakes to the Gulf. We shall publish
the proclamation in full in our next.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-09-25

To the Republican Electors of the Second Con-
gressional District of Michigan and to all others,
who are in favor OF uniting with them in sustain
ing the present National Administration and IN
favor of vigorous prosecution of the war, for the
defeat of Traitors and the extinction OF Treason IN
our land j.;
You are hereby notified, that Convention OF
Delegates from the several Counties in this Con-
pressioual District will assemble at Three Rivers,
in st. Joseph County, on Friday, the 10th day OF
October next, at two o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose
of nominating a Representative to the Congress
of the United States, from the Second Congress
siona District of this State which is composed
of the Counties of Branch, st. Joseph, Cass, Ber-
rien. Van Buren,, Allegan and Kalamazoo. Each
County will be entitled to a number of delegates
equal to twice the number of Senators and Repre-
sentatives 10 which such county is entitled in the
Sta.e Legislature, under the last apportionment.
MARSH GIDDlNGS, Kalamazoo Co.
CYRUS C. LUCE, Branch County.
]. NJ ROE, Berrien County.
w. C. EDSELL, Allegau County.
E. ]. HOUSE, Van Buren County.
HIRAM LINDSEY, st. Joseph Co.
A. j. SMITH, Cass County.
Congressional Committee.
Dated, Sept. sth, 1862.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-09-25
The Losses in the Recon, Battles.

The recent battles in Maryland have
been wonderfully and sadly fatal to
Federal officers high in rank. Among
the killed are Generals Reno and Mans
field, two of our bravest and most able
officers, and among the wounded are
Generals Hooker, Sedgwick, Rodmam,
Richardson and Dana. Many commits
stoned officers of lower rank are also
among the killed, to make on, full and
accurate list of whom, and Of all the
killed in these battles, will require some
days. = -'..... ~
The number of our losses, in killed
and wounded, is estimated at from TO-.
600 to 10000, and that of the rebels is
believed to be much greater. After
the smoke and confusion of these
eventful conflicts shall have diSap-
peared, the world will be appalled, by
the figures showing the extent of tue
carnage that marked these few days of
blood, death and victory.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-09-25

The enemy effect their Return into vlrEt.
nia-.their rear greatly -harrassed ~
Gen PIeasant0n.
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. l9-Midaight.
Forney's Press has just received high
~ interesting intelligence from McCIel-
lan's army up to noon today. which the
editor kindly furnishes TO the Associ-
ated Press. The substance of its ape
cial correspondence is briefly as follows:
" Early last night the enemy COM
meneed crossing the .ShepardstOwn
bridge and two fords above and below
it. During the night, Mcclellan ad-
ydvanced a battery and shelled them
from the surrounding hills. The dead
and wounded found this morning
evinced the ability Of our signal officers
in directing the fire of the guns. On
discovering the movement OF the enemy
early this morning, Gen. Pleasanton
was dispatched in hot pursuit with two
batteries and two regiments ofinfantry,
through gap of high hills, and he sue
cceded in cutting off a large amount of
their ammunition, supplies, &C., be-
sides small portion OF Maxey Gregg's
South Carolina Brigade.
"Gen. Pleasanton shelled the rebel
army with effect as they passed through
the ravine. The last seen of the rebels
they were flying in the direction OF
Winchester, and it is supposed that
they would retreat precipitately on to
Richmond.
"Our entire army had crossed the
Antietam Greek this morning, and W as
massed between Antietam Greek and
he Potomac, opposite Shepardstown,
and there was every evidence that Gen.
Mcclellan would cross the river.
1.-THE loss of Generals and field Off.
GERS in our army is SD large as to be
unaccountaLle. Rebel deserters repre-.
sent the enemy's losses equally severe.
ut was understood that Burnside
had crossed Into Virginia via Harper's
Ferry, and is moving on the enemy"
'Deserters report that the recent
movement of the rebels in escaping
into Virginia, was solely conducted by
StOnewall Jackson, the other chief Ofi
GERS, Lee and Longstreet &C., being
wounded, or too much fatigued to be
efficient. They also state that it war
believed in the rebel army that force
of Federal troops had passed through,
Thorougfare Gap and intercepted their
advance, and they supposed the move.
ment was under the direction of Siegl
Of whom they stand in great dread.