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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
~ JAMES LYONS, ESQ

w. JAMES LYONS, ESQ,
~ FOR CONGRESS-,
From the Richmond District, composed of the
cities OF Richmond and Williamson RI, the coun-
ties of Henrico, Hanover, Kew Kent, Charles
City. Elizabeth City. James City, Warwick. and
York. ELRor,oN. l0.h Feb'y. ta3l-lOt*
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OID VIRGINIA BYE walsKsY:
50 bbla. virgini. wBIskEY. Of u.od anal. ~.
10 bhls. very fine old Rye WHiSKEY, D, vt
fve years old
300 boxes and packages fine Chewing q, ID
| Smoking TOBACCO.
10 bsgs Bio Coffee.
New Orleans, Clarified add Crushed SUGAR.
In store and for sale by GEO. I. HERRING,
ia .9-l,n Is Main street.
n A. BALDWIN & Co.. - :
VI (La,e Of Atezandyia)
Having removed to the three story brick Store
house on 18th between Main and Cary streets,
few doors south Of the Dispatch oiIics Offer for
sale at the lowest market rates -E
Is hhds. New Orleans and Clarified
SUGARS
us boxes good to very superior TOBAO-
100000 CIGARS, OF vsriou. qualities.
SO cases Smoking TOBACCO.
100 lbs. OANDLN.WICK
LOO pair Soldiers SHOES,
500 pair BROGANS
TO which they will be adding daily such goods
as their customers need. They in vite country
merch ants and particularly their old friends Wis.
itipg this market, to give them = call.
ja26-lm
GRo; N. FLICK Ro. J. CHRIsrIAN.
ho' M n shSck l. CO. ;, .,..
White Wine and Pure Cider
For Picking, &C.. - %
Main street, near Goth Richmond, Va.
~ Orders sent BY mail promptly attended to.
j. 8-2m*
X EMov , II, 7; K5Na has 70
house u.s.! sc..sey Austin b. Gentry, 3 doors IVES
In addition to the best assortment Of Groceries
to DO obtained during thu. war. the sub.criber win
keep on hand stock of Hay, Corn, Rye, Data
Mill Feed, Boiled Mes &C.. at lowest cash prices
ia25-,m WIN. T. KING.
UONFEDHRBTE MILLS,
Office % Pearl street. !
7 AN NOW PaEPARED to fgruieh '.Oouieda
Mills fRE'sH GROUND OOFFEE, IN ex-
osllsnt substitute for the pure article. Il Is put
up IN pound papers, neatly labelled and
packed In cases Of sixty -four pounds each. Price
~ cents, subject 70 discount to the trade:
q. W. ROBINSON
iaI5-lm* Agent for the 1snufsctursra
7 IoUo2s. GROCERIES. 10.
600 b!s: a..r. l. H1tr. 9. and No. Cote.
Is bbla. Crushed and Powdartd SUGARS.
80 bags prime Rio COFFEE.
% e SRaM 1nG quarter casks fine FRENCH
100 barrels Common md Rye wH1SKEY,
g g d. d. Peach Peach. a.; !. Apple y Brandy,
50 cases SARDMES,
100000 CIGARS, sssort.d branSa
20 bills. Golden SYRUP.
10 bags PEPPER,
l00 bags Soft Shell ALNONDS.
LOO boxes Ground PEPPER
IS hbls. Heean NUTS
100 boxee Rhine WJNA very nne.
100 boxes ene 0HAAfPA0Nk
1000 bags GROUND eHxG
50 kegs Sup; 0s.ssYAsp SODA.
100 bcsss T0DAQ0A IL
For sale by soRF 9's
THOMAS IoBus, No. n, . a.,
El1-i0 - RieAmS "a, Va.
NAS31LE SOU.-- -.--'sv
U1recsnt imyoYtatton.
sv.,.n. Jass sscsivsd ., "a N store.
Ai-s sAooH : sAsN HvILL.
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The subscribers Offer for sale two hundred thou
sand pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco, suitable for
the manufacture Of 6us CIGARS both filters and
wrappers.
We are the agents for the sale Of the Florida To
bacoo, and coming from the planters direct, manu-
facturers and SPECTATORS cannot fail to make any
selection they wish. The sooner applications are
made the better. 8. WYATT T. CO.,
No. l63 East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
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las. Z. BURRESS q CO.,
81 lo7 BROAD ST., ALovy CORNER 9TH,
Wholesale dealers in
TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF,
PIPES, plain and fancy,
MATCHES, &C., &C., &c.
Together with general assortment Of FANCY
GOODS pertaining to the BUSINESS. The examine
tou Of buyers solicited.
J. b. BURRFSS & CO., >
lot Broad street. above 9Th
J. E. BUIlHss,
q. J. SUMx1K. ta3-lm
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DOR SALE beautifully located RESI-
DENCE on Fourth str ct, CANDLES Hill,
directly opposite Pratt's Cottage containing SIX
rooms. For a small sized family, no more desirs-
bic location can be found in city. Inquire Of
Asa Snyder, at Richmond StOee Works.
f0 2-ta
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VIZ ANT 4 DID esrds rERSin.uo.
w TIMBER. suitable Tor msnuine'asu
Bhos Lasts. for which the highest sAAh pries ~
be paid Also, the public IN know that ~
on hand and As constsntly manuiAc'arnnss
kinda of Shos LASTS and Root and Shoe IhhAs
Of our msuelAetesy. on l3sA sHsss, In rs~ Y
n 500 BOYLE, GAMBLE %.
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ID WILLIAM r. KING has 70
IL, moved nis gt0ck OF g ROCERIES to tn
house vscatet ~ Austin 3. Gentry, doors ives
Of his old stanI
In addition to the best assortment Of Groceries
to be obtained during thu war, the subscriber win
keep on hand . stock of Hay Corn. Rye, Oats.
Mil Feed, Boiled Mes &C., at lowest cash prices
ia2J-lm VIM r. KING,
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aaAUGAsAAAn, Lac LOkA, -
WE HAVE FOB SALE
% cases Xxx or "Wallis's" LICORlUE,
superi ,r quality.
100 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
500 bushels Black-Eye PEAS.
800 boxes SARDINES.
80 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
10 bags Black PEPPER.
100 lbs. SHOE THREAD.
THOS. BRANCH & SONS,
fe est Petersburg, Va.
DUKE MUUNTAIN
Just received, on consignment, 30 barrels
N. q. MOUNTAIN WHISKEY, MOL Also,
a lot Of DRIED BLACKBERRIES AND
40 - " SWORDS aARRErr's,
fe 6-2ts Cor. 18th and Gary SITS.
DL UAkB. SODA.
Just received and for sale. ten kegs Eng
lish SODA, and one tho usand pounds Ameri-
can Soda, in boxes, lbs each.
BENIN EFT TOLLESON,
fe'o-st+ Ia Aala street:
IN BBLS. PURE OLD WHISKEY.
/ have just received
10 bbls. pure Robinson County
warranted four years old.
fea--4t E. Il. COOK
NEW BACON HAMS.
$500 lbs. BACON HAMS.
For sale
On consignment, by
GEORGE BAGBY,
Merchandise and Produce Broker.
fe 3-ft" 6hockoe Slip.
Do ATohS, NAVY BEAMS, SEED OATS.
ESQ bushels Irish Potatoes,
50 Navy Beans,
1900 Feed Oats,
80 Glover Seed, daily expected,
20 Rohy Seed,
&c hard Grass Seed.
For sale by BLAIR T. HARVIE,
and efs
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NT ANIED-Immedisssl 20 g. 10 Pitisy.y.
w MIA u. II several god MACH Slsfs
and GUNSMiTH5, to whom constant emposmeF
and liberal wages will be given. Apply o. on"
to GEO. W. HALL.
ATE. II Stokes's, corner of FRANKLIN street 81
Locust Alley. aa5-lms
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TCOR RENT-STORES.-Th. two STOKES
r. formerly occupied by VIM King, at s and
Franklin street. They will be rented sepa
rataly at moderate rent; spd for buainess stands
Al convenience, are unsurpassed by Any other
location in the city The store rooms are large
and commodious. with large, dry cellars to each
atore. Apply to =. CROCCH. ever the store<, or to
Wal. II. KING. on Franklin At +, 3 d ,ors above.
faH-6tk
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POLITICAL PORTRAIT

OF Lady az the $1,000. Hstsi, Richmond,
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ENGLISH PILOT OLOTH.-l case darx
T. blue heavy English
PILOT CLOTH,
In store and for sale by
ja1-ts BACON BASKERVILLE.

JULIUS SYCLE desires to notify his friends
81 aud the public at large. that on the sOth OF
February. 1862. he win remove his large atock of
Dry GO"da, Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats, and
Gaps, opposite, No. 233 Broad street, three doors
bslew Mr.. Mark Downey's Store.
N. Bills present Store. No. 233 Broad street.
between 81 and 4th streets, ia for rent with Dwell
ling and Store Fixtures.
ia 20-2Ot% JULIUS SYOI.E
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NOR RENT-Possession given imm edia e
ly, the brick dwelling house or 26th st.,
contains rooms, besides the basement
There is q large lot attached to the house
with a stable on it, and we'll In the yard.
Also, two desirable wooden tenemsnts ON
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply to
THOS. &c SAM'L HARDQROyE.
ja6-Imk .
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L>OR SALE--A very valuable kSTATE, well
IL suited for wooden manufactory, one mile
from Abin gdon depot containing leo scres Of well
improved Land, fine Orchard, No / Brick House
and Kitchen. large Barn, and abundance of GU,
houses, two Of them good dwsllir "a
The Fsc;ory IL OF stone. 60 by 80, with stone
dam.
Woodworking custom worth $500 Gave hun
dred) per snnum.
Also. one Oil Mill, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (lbiugdop9 THOS. p. CLApp.
Christian fhser yer please copy. ia 25-lm%
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VATANTED.-Iw wish to purchase noI TX
wv 70 20 900 acres OF good a ~ 30,
(timbered) LAND, on. or near, the James a.
and Kauswhs Cacal, for the prrpose OF 'fs~s
taunery. will pay for such land . isa ~
price; or will escSangs aus farm. on W
pahsnnoSk river, for ouch land ~ above s'Se"'''
Apply. ~ once, to uon
4. an-las Caroline county, Va
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GRO. N. FLICK Ro 7 CupYs~,.r
~ EO. NJ. FLICK & Co
" Manufacturers Of superior
While Wine and Pure Cider
VINE AR.
For Picking, &C..
Main street, near Goth Richmond, Va.
NJ Orders sent BY mail PROV. pity attended TO-.
ia S-lmk -
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FOR RENV AND 1AL C..

TIME VEKY VALUABLE F 4 Z N
kfCO COUNTY, SIX MILES EasT Of
RICHMOND. NEAR THE NEW BPIp8E
ROAD, CONTAINING 235 ACRES, Fuk
SALE.-At the request of Mr.. L,andlr Barker.
We OIL er for sale the above valuable FARM, con
tanning 25s acres OF which half s ioe cleared
Chickahoniiny low grounds, and the remainder is
high land Of which one half is heavily SGT in wood
and timber. The buildings on the place consist
of an excellent brisk dwelling contaoing seven
rooms, kitchen, quarters large barn, stable &c.
There is on the place very superior orchard -
This is Justly regarded as a most valus bic Farm,
as besides the soil being equal to sEv in thu vi.
cinity, the eighborhood IS equal to the best
For terms, apply to
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AIOTIUEii NVTIOEi!!
GO gross Lucifer
MATCHES.
5000 lbs. KuIkinick
SMOKING TOBACCO.
$4,000
Genuine Havana CIGARS,
Of superior brands
100000
Domestic and German CIGARS,
from lowest to Highest grades.
Together with the largest and cheapest stock
of
CHEWING TOBACCOs
In the market ranging from 12t to IS cents per
lbA Suffers and other dealers Ill find II to their
advantage to give US call before purchasing. as
our stock Is complete in evsry particular, and We
are determined not to b, undersold by any house
IN the Southern 0onfederacy.
JE BUkRESS e. co,
Wholesale dealer In Tobacco, Cigars, &C.,
fs Sim IO7 Broad st.. above cor 9Th.
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Va ANTEN-NE0RO LABOR The !.a..
w River ssd Kanawha Company S x,
HIRE negro CARPENT1RS and LABonS
TO work on the repairs Of the canal our" ~
present year. Liberal wages viii bs psis end .
lions eloshins, and msdicins and med. al s.isas
auce furnished. For further inform. sion sd1~
thu undsssiens d. In this city. or x,s the CeoFs
ny's Agents along the line Of tbis canal, wns ~
authorised 10 hirs.
L. L. OHINN, Supt, 1
10 lSIte I n and K Canal
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having been two small biscuits each for the entire
day. They had suffered extremely for want Of
water and it was only after the entreaty of Mr..
Oald with the Colonel having charge Of them they
were permitted in squads TO quench their excessive
thirst at a WELL
Capt. J. s. Stevenson Of the Marine Artillery con-
usct,d with boats distributed food and otherwise
relieved their necessities. They remained over
night at the landing, Mr. Aiken, the proprietor Of
the plantation, furnishing them with straw on which
To sleep. Early the next day they were taken on
board our transports. Mr.. Ould acknowledged the
Rebel prisoners had been better treated by the
United States authorities than our own men at Rich
mond and certainly the contrast between the two
parties furnished proof of this fact
The exchange has been completed 70 far as con-
Germs private soldiers lately confined in Richmond
and vicinity, and some time this week the arrange
ment for tho exchange of officers is expected to be
consumuated. An order has been issued calling
upon all officers who are on parole TO report their
names, rank, and address to the Aduaut-Genera
that arrangements may be made for their exchange.
The follow ing-named officers have been exchanged
and may ut once enter upon duty: Col. Keny, Ist
Mary land; Lieut.-Col. Hoffman, Sth u. s. Infantry;
Major Clilz, 18th Infantry; Major Dwight, % Mas.
sachusetts; Capt Wallace, LIST Infantry; Capts.
Bowman and Hopkins Lieuts. Steine, Van Horn,
and Lay, Sd Infantry; Capt Gibbs, Sd Cavalry;
Capts Stevenson and Potter, and Lieuts. Plummer,
Hancock, and Ryan, 9TH Infantry; Capt. Jordan,
9Th Infantry; Lieuts. McNally and Cressy, 81
Cavalry.
Col. Corcoran will be exchanged for Col. Hanson.
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skirmish ut Woinown, Vns-The Rebels
driven beyond the Hnpidnn-Arr'Vni OF
Gen. Pope ut Cuipcpper.
MADISON COURT HotJsY. via Cu'pepper,
I..I... nn Inn

MAprsoy COURT Hot-sK via Cupepper,
Friday, Aug. Q, 1914
A skirmish between our pichets and body oil
Rebel cavalry occurred yesterday, at place called
Wofown, some eight or ten miles from here, on The
StannardsvilIe road.
A battalion of the % Pennsylvania Cavalry was
sent forward, who charged upon and drove inc
Rebels beyond the Rapidan, killing two and wound
ing several.
Our loss IL as follows: James Dobbins, killed;
John G.. Evans shot in the foot; George Bailey anu
John BallantiDe, slightly injured-ail Of Company
b, Pennsylvania Cavalry, and belonging to the
picket guard
This morning everything is reported quiet along
our lines.
This command is very short Of horses the country
having been cleared of them by the Rebels.
CuLPErPKn, Va, Friday. Aug. D. 1862.
Gen. Pope and staff have arrived, and are located
near the house Of Mr.. Wasch, editor Of The Nash.
@gton Star.
Gen. Bufords cavalry were at Madison on the 9Th
He reports all quiet The enemy had reported there
that jackson had moved to Liberty Mills, on the
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The Rising of the Rebels Ina Missouri
The Sucrrilias-Enlisc mcnss.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Saturday, Aug. O. 1862.
Tie Democrat of this city, learns that the present
uprising of the Rebels in Missouri is in accordance
With the plan conceived by Gen. Price after bis de-
feat at Peg Ridge. when he told his followers to 20
home put in their crops, aud attend 10 their business
generally until the harvest, and then to rise through.
out the State and form guerrilla bands and be pre-
pared to meet him in the FALL when lie would re-
turn again to lead them.
The Pacific Railroad Company has subscribed
$3.50 FOR the suppression Of guerrilla operations in
Missouri.
The recruiting officers for the volunteer regiments
are authorized to enlist from the enrolled militia of
the State.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug 10, 1862.
To Ma. Gen. HALLEcK;
Col. Mcneil, with 900 men, whipped Porters
forces, $500 strong, at Kirksville on the 9TH, and
again, near Stockton, yesterday. COL Merrill re-
ports Porters forces demorazed and broken up. Cobb
aud Pendleton are still to be attended to.
}. n. SCH0FIELD. Bgissdes'GsnArl
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Capt. Goodwin, missing.
Capt. Quincy, prisoner.
Surgeon Leland, wounded.


Lieut.. Oakley, wounded seriously.
Lieut.. Austin, and Lieut.. Bukman, Of let Now
Jeney Cavalry, wounded.
No other officers in that regiment hurt.
Lieut.. Hopkins, 7th Ohio, wounded.
Col. Ruggles, Chief Of staff 10 Gen. Pope, had HE
horse shot under him.
Two Of Gen. Pope's body guards were killed
Col Morgan of Gen. Popes Staff, and Major Per.
kins of Gen. Bankss staff, both received bullets
through their bats.
The I'd Massachusetts was in the hardest Of the
Gght and suffered severely. The 9Th Connecticut
9th Indiana, and 10th Pennsylvania are badly
cut up.
Lieut.. Ramsey of Gen. Bankss staff had his horse
shot under him.
The Rebel Gen. Wilder was wounded.
The losses are very heavy on both sides-not lea
than 900 or 5000 killed, wounded and missing on
each side. Some prisoners were taken by both.
jackson and Ewell were both present in the bat
tie. Re-enforcements under Gen. A. +. Hill, TO the
amount Of $1,000 men, reached the Rebels last night
at about the same time arrived.
Sdrmsbing in front is going on this morning, but
the troops on both sides are so much exhausted by
fatigue and .he intense heat that no serious encoun-
ter is expected to-day.
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Guarding Rebel Houses.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
HARKIsos's LANDING, Va, Thursday, August 7

Core, pondencs Of The n Y. Tribune
HARRIsos's LANDING, Va, Thursday, Angus, T. lec2
would not have the TRIBUNE abate ore jot or
title Of It's opposition to Slavery; the contrary,
have sometimes thought it was quite too conserva-
tive. But would have it just, and to be just it
mus, be well informed.
have been with the Army Of the Potomac for
about twelve months. aud have watched the prog
resr, in this army, Of the Anti-Savery sentiment.
Indeed, A may say, that aside from my business
duties Have thought or talked of but little else
have known the course Of Gen. Mcclellan, on
the contraband question, from the beginning; and
know have been fully satisfied, and have only
wished that every radical sbotitionist could know
the same. If any man is radical on the Slavery
question, my figure stands A No. /; yet l am
equally so on the Justice question. l don't believe
any gain to any just cause by doing injustice
to those Of different views.
All know Of Gen. McClellan's views on the
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FROM GEN. McCLELLAN's ARMY.
Arrival OF more Exchanged Union Prison
ers-vcgciubIes for the Army-Nove-
mcut. of Com. WilIes.

mcnts Of Com. WILKES.
FoHrHEss MosRog Thursdsy. Aug. T. 1862
The mail boat irem liarlAons Landing arrived at
O'Clock thie morning, and reports that the Union
prisoners from Richmond have arrived at Harrison 3
Landing. II is thought there many more beside
the three thousand which were expected. The most
Of them are expected to remain at Hsrhsons for
the'present.
A large number Of stragcleIs were found near
Of that place.
FoRTREss MosROE, Friday. Aug 8. 1862
The United States Sanitary transport, Daniel
Webster arrived from New-York at Fortress Monroe
Al M early hour this morning. After stopping about
hours, she proceeded mp the river, to Harrison
Landing, with a cargo Of vegetables fof the army.
Dr. Dnnster medical director Of the transports was
OH board, and 40 nurses.
Inc mail boat from liarrisons Landing, arrived
ut O'Clock this afternoon.
II is reported that our army has fallen back to
H.rrison's Landing, having accomplished the object
of the reconnaissance.
The weather to-day has been exceedingly warm
considered the hottest Of the season.
Commodore Wilkes went up the James River to-
day.
Some very interesting target practice took place
to-day from the British steam rloop-ofwar now lying
in the Roads abreast Of the fort. Her firing Was
very accurate. Nearly every she'll exploded at the
point aimed at
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IMPORTANT FROM Tie MISSISSIPPI.
THE RAM ARKANSAS DESTROYED
She was Sent to Attack Baton Rouge.
OUR GUNBOATS ENGAGE HER.
TIE Rebels Abandon and Blow Her Up.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 10, 1862.

wAsHrSoToy, Aug 10, 1862
The following Is from The Petersburg Daily
Express Of yesterday:
RICHMOND, Aug 9, 1862.
A dispatch from Gen. Van Dorm TO Secretary
Mallory, states that the Confederate ram Arkansas
Lieut. Stephens commanding, had been destroyed.
She left Visksburg on Monday, to cooperate in the
attack on Baton Rouge. After passing Bayou Sara,
her machinery became disabled, and while attempt
ing 10 adjust it, several Of the enemys guntoats
attacked her. After a gallant resistance, she was
abandoned, and blown up. Her officers and men
reached the shore in safety
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Randan, west Of the Central Railroad, having n
force Of 10000 men.
Everything ind cater resdiness for action.
The citizens are desronding. No orders have yet
reached the Proyoft-Aiarsh. 20 administer the oath
Of allegiance to citizens.
Cars arrived yesterday with passengers and freight
from Alexandria.
The telegraph viii be completed to-day.
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The Exchange Of Prisoners at Aiken's
Lnnding-G Suffering Of the Union
Prisoners-Names Of Officers Exchanged
Colonel Corcoran 10 be Exchanged
for Colonel Harmon.

NWHINdTON. Auy IT., I55z
A gentleman who was at Aikens Landing on
Thursday, gives an interesting account Of the ex-
change of prisoners At that point Our vessels
arrived there at one in the afternoon, and in the
course Of six hours delivered the 3,0l3 Rebel
prisopers 10 Commissioner Robert Ould The
United States prisoners had walked Is miles, and
were ia an almost famished condition, their food
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Reported Occupation Of Chattanooga by
Gen. Bueii-Eight with Guerriiias near
spnriu-Expcctcd Battle as Mcuinu-
viilc-Gscn NcCooI,'s Remains forward

spnrfu-Expcctcd Battle as McIinu-
villc-Gcn. NcCooIl', Remains forward
ed TO Cincinnati, &c.
NNHvLtE, Friday, Aug. 2. 1852
| Col. Wynloop's eth Pennsylvania Cavalry At
tackled the Rebel Forests force on Calf Killer River
near Sparta, killed 30, and then withdrew and re-
joined Gen. Nelson at McMlnnve, where an attack
by Rebels III large force was hourly expected.
IL reported that Gen. Buell. has possession of
Chattanooga but it needs confirmation.
TIE train from Columbus WAS fired into by guer-
fllas, aud about ~ passengers wounded The brake
man died of lis wounds to-day. lie received II
shots. Cross-tes were piled upon the road 10 OBJ
struct the passage of the train. The engineer,
the valves and dashed through the distractions thus
saving the train. Your correspondent passed over
the line only few hours before.
4 sGall Union force, guarding a wagon train, was
to-day driven from Lebanon back to Nashville.
The body Of Gen. McCook was forwarded to Gin
cinuat this morning. The oh Ohio Regiment, of
which ne Wac Colonel, inflicted cnaslisement
upon tbs people residing at the OF his murder.
Seven dwellings were i'll flames at one time.
NASHVILLE SATURDAY aug Q, 1862.
Gen Bragg IL in command Of 80 900 Rebel troops
at Battle Creek.
Three Rebels were hung in Alabama, recently,
for the murder of two Union soldiers.
Col. Wynkoop, with $50 cavalry, surprised 700 of
the Rebel Col. Forests men, on Monday, near
Sparta. Col. Wynkoop withdrew, after losing one
man and killing 80 Rebels
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The above map gives outline Of the seat OF
war in Virginia The battle between Gen. Popes
forces and these Of Stonewall jackson, on Satur-
day, took place about half way between CulPep-
per, c. II. and Rapdan, probably on or very
near the railroad THIS point is little over 80
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lance below City Point, on the james River.
There is no doubt that Burnside is ere this time
in motion; but whether to flank Jackson on Popes
left, or striking further south, to break up the rail-
road communication with Richmond, of course we
cannot say.
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miles from Richmond, by way Of Hanover juno
ZION and Gordonsville. Gen. burnside is, or was
on Friday 1T Fredericksburg about 80 miles due
east from the scene Of the battle. Fredericksburg
10 60 miles north from Richmond Mcclellan
position (not marked a. the map) is a short dis
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Artillery CONTEST TILL MIDNIGHT.

Narrow Escape Of Gems. Pope and Banks,
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CESSATION OF INFANTRYFIGHTING