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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
BowLlEG GRSgN. Ky, Dec 81.

BOWLING GRgEN, Ky, Dec 80.
wager would have been taken ten Cave ago that
before the close OF the holid,ysa hattie would have
bseu fought and victory in the Green:Tver valley
Th, enemy with force OF 5)O0 supposed to be the s6
vance of BUFLL's army, had cross Green riv 7 and
moved forward nineteen miles in the drec ion Of this
place. To-day, there ia no. betw'en Green audBuren
rivers, any considerable number OF Fedsrlls al! OF
whom are North Of both streams
After advancing 70 Horse Cave the Dltch commences
series snd for the pr sent postponed he
to-be decisive winter campaign by withdTavirgto Nun
ordsvile Our forces at the same time commenced fAl
ug back towards Bowling Green nd are now nearB Va
Tavern still moving South aud destroying Ihe rirod d
az they retreat Last Friday by order of the military
authorities the tunnelnear Cave City blown up and
the railroad track for several mii,s destroyed To-
Dutch are at the time removing tie rails rou tie
track North Of Cave City, and ohsrucriug he difrelt
roads l5adug TO hunfordsvlle with trees, a.;
Both armits retiring, from tho oEher, ard a.
early engagement no moro probable than tv's three
moath' ago The intensity 10. which the public min !
has been worked will be relieved when is known ths'
any contemplated speedy attack which TO have been
made upon this place has been indtf ely pos pooed
CIittenden aud Jackson, who, fcur days gince, had
evacuated their or6S itions at Runsey and Calhoun,
and ng HopkiusviIle, hare again returned
and evidently preparing 20 go into winter Auirtss
certainly not into Hopkinsvie Whtever coming sigrS
may porterd your readers will be spared ths inf cton
of any specpations 10 the cer'ai1ti u"ce-'an''s
o. an engagement beiay imminent through the chan
mel Of this correspondence.
Colonel Forrest, Of General Clarks command, has
been paying his respects 10 the. Fderals, near Cal
houn with whom qutA skrmish had at sscraulsr-
TO- nine miles from that place. Saturday 'ast. 60
Forests command, numbering about seventy.hve, lei
upon large body of JAckson's cavalry, thirteen o.
whom killed, eighteen taken prisoners. foureea
OF the prisoners being wounded, several Of them NOR
I t,y and putting TO fight the remainder, who scam
pered oil in the greatest fright.
Among the killed the Federsl side was Captain
BIcop; another officer, Captain Ditis being mortally
wounded. Our loss two kilsi and one wounded
Captain O. T. Merriweher, late Of Louisville, while gal
lany leading in the attack, shot through the bod
aud instantly expired. he fearlessy brave aaf
courageous officer, accomplished and elevated gentle
man, whose loss il. seriously mourned.
Ipyfygrnx
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A'E. DICKESSON.

Gen1 supt Army Coporuge.
"a Southern papers will greatly ObIge us by ilser
ing the above.
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ATT.EftE. EsN EI LAW.
DrA-TIC 20 1i91 Gears o. NE eoaatss Of Ss5oa Sne
tr-..s -. r l=E- g any lAH Business entrusted te
H. "a .-e adjacent --cr-.-H
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BOWLING GREEN CORRESPONDENCE.

THE ANTICIPATED ESeiGENESr-sorH ARMIES RETREAT
ISG-CRlrrESDES AT cALH1Us-H rKIss5ILLE NOT IT,
BR ArrAcKEp-sKIsvrsH AT sAcR.xsSro-HEAyY Loss
OF THE FEDERALs.Si, e.,
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE y rHE NASHVILLE UNION AND
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

TIE Chicago Tms saJs there IS = psa4
|searcisy Of houses for reDtin that city, sasd
that rents ars going ~, Ard houses anost
|snpozsib's 10 be procured = any pSics.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

it being only 1868 miles to this place, and
less than three hundred miles BY steamboat
to Portland, and besides it is much better
route for grass and water, and better road
can be had with but little expense. than the
old enaigrant trail over which I travelled. -
If the papers Of Minnesota would advocate
this project with sufficient vigor I believe
there would be 4 line ofstages on this route
next season. E>''- ..'':' - :':&~ th''7I'7
7 should enjoy visit home very much,
but have made up my mind to remain here
until next summer, as I cannot afford to
make two such long Journeys in one season.
I design now to return via. Fort It Benton
Should the Indians get qu:eted down again
SO that a small party could cross with any
degree ofsafety. Remember me to senquir>
ing friends. nd with best wishes remain
!: -" Ever yours, I 7'a. ~ !
a.f . rsn.' :. T::;, @i3t g r. Fnorli
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
General Headquarters, State Of MINI.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFF1oEl
...>--. . St. Paul, Mimi, Dec. IL, 1S63I2

| General Headquarters State, Of MINI.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFF1oE,l
! -.>--.' . St: Paul, Mimi, Dec. ~, 1s6ai'"
GENERAL ORDERS NO. EVENLY. -FOUR r.
I. All quartermasters and commissaries,
and all persons who have acted in such ca
pacity during any period Of the Indian war,
in behalf Of any Of the State forces, and all
lother parsons into whose possession any
State property, or property for which the
State is expected 70 make payment, ma y
have come, are directed to report forthwith
to this cficc their ldo1ngs in the premises.
Such report must contain full statement
of all horses, goods, supplies, implements,
equipments! and articles Of every kind .pur-
chased on behalf of the State, OF received
from the State authorities, the prices agreed
to bo paid for che same when so puachascd,
and what mas been done with the same, as
we'll as those that have been taken by i'm
pressment., The report must likewise show
the amount Of horses, goods. supplies, i'm
plements, and articles Of every description,
still re'n.;ning on hand, together with list
Of the same and the fair valu, thereof as
nearly as my bo. In case any portion Of
the, property enumerated has been lost, the
report must state definitely in what manner
the loss occurred. .n. ,...s s.....
II. Such quartermasters, commissaries
and other persons having received or taken
State property, or, property for which the
State is expected to- mtks: payment, will,
without delay, return to tn, State Arsenal
at st. Paul, all such. property, excepting
provisions, which mey still remain on their
hands. .....<, .~..,
III. Until the foregoing instructions are
complied with, measures will be taken to
prevent, as far as possible, the payment Of
any claims for compensation Of services rem
dered as quareermasters or commissaries, OF
by persons into whose hands State property
or property for the payment of which the
State is to he m ade responsible, has fallen,
or been placed in any manner.
| w. All persons are reques ted to give in
form ,tion to this office. Of any such property
as has been hereinbefOre mentioned or spe-
CITED, known to be still in possession Of in.
individuals, or Of any act Of disobedience to
this order. IT.. .,.,<
By order of the Commander in Chief.
|, -. =: OSCAR MALMRos (,
r.. Adjutant- General.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
Misrsllansmus Healing.
A Sad History.

A Sad History.
Some seven years ago, a lovely girl six.
teen years Of age, resided in an adjoining
State, an ornament to the circle in which
she moved, and the fond idol Of aged and
doting parents. In an evil hour the sedu
cer came, and changed the scene to bitter.
ness and despair. The confding victim left
her home and accompanied the villain to this
city, where she generally borne his name
A little time, the profession Of love and dc
votion he at first SO freely laviShed, grew
less frequent and ardent until he finally
abandoned her altogether Previous to this
the victim ofthe villains lust was domic,led
in house Of low repute on Tenth street,
between G. and D. where she resided fol
some time. Utter destitution and remorse
ot mine preyed upon her delicate organiza.
ton until she sought oblivion in that enemy
which ''steals away the brains'' and sink
such souls to irretrievable ruin. On Thanks.
giving Day she closed her brief and mourn
ful life. While standing near window in
the third story Of the house to which We
have referred, in state OF ineoxication, she
lost her balance and fell to the pavemen,
below: From that time forth she neve,
|spoke and death relieved her sufferiugs the
aext day. We do not envy the guilty cause
Of this girls untimely death Wash,nyto'
Chronicle. r.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
TAAAN Nc \

City Bak cry,
ON BUSH STREET, near RED WING HOUSE
CHA's L. RcTHACHER, Proprietor.
-4.-~ A good assortment Of
x" FRESH BAKED BREAD.
Cakes, Pies, Crackers SC. always on hand.
= Yeastis always kept.
Z Those who wish to have bre ad delivered a
their homes can observation-disclosures.
nl5l. n4ovs- sms
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

II IS stated that the Viceroy Of Egypt
has ordered e-quarter Of the cultivated
land Of Egypt to be sown with cotton. 4
the requirement is carried out Is doubtless
1t will be, the next years crop will be two
thirds greater than any that has been raised
there heretofore The Valley Of the Nile
is destined to become one Of the creates,
cotton raising regions in the world. Nc
where else does it grow SO luxur:ansly.- =
The plant shoots out to IN enormous SIZE
An Egyptian cotton field gives one rathe'
the idea o. small lorest--so rank and !us
| t. is the production. The article has hish
erto been regarded As inferior, but no doab
= more scientific cultivation will greatly i'm
prove the quality s~...-.-.. ....s .*.-z, ..-@ :
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
HaV Creek House.

~iA miles from Red Wing: on the Zumbrot
~ road. Good accommod dations for both man
and beast at reasonable rates.
JOHN HACK. Proprietor.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

I0 - SACKS of DRIED PEACHES. Iusa
1.) received and for sale by - .>zs*
,yov.ss. .sha q. BUNCH & co
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
WAC0N MAKER & BLACKSMITH

THE subscriber has lately erected large and
L convenient building on the corner of PI UM
AND FIFTH streets, where he is now
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING
w AGONS, BUGGIES,
CUTTERS. SLE[GIIS,
BOBBS, &c., &c.,
On the slortcst notice and in the most work.
manlilc manner.
lie has also connected with his establishment Il
BLAKSMITII SHOP,
where all work pertaining to that business will
nc neatly and PROMPTLY done. All Wagon. and
Carriages made from the best Of Eastern tim
her, and warranted for two years,
= 4. FKEISTEDT.
Rcd Wing, Oct. 18th, 1852. no12v7ly
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

A Social MAN-Governor Powell
Kentucky, was widely known for his social
qualities, and remarkable for establishing =
personal intimacy with every one he met, in
the shortest possible time. Another distin-
guished trait was, that he chewed immense
Quantities of tobacco, which he always beg
ged. -e.~.
One Of the Governors new found acquain
tanccs happened to meet a neighbor Of the
Governors when the following onysrsation
|ensned 3, ~ D#E: .. ;GH@sn&u %z% a3:u. ..
=. You are acquainted with Governor Pow
ell? ......... ..sz u,/ 81, n.a4; >
'0h, yes. Hes near neighbor.'
szHe'sa very sociabIe man, .in't he"
- Remarkably so.' @..s.% :. II q - ;. 4
Well ! thought 50. I think be is one O
the most soeiable men lever met with in all
my life. Wond erfully sociable. / was in.
|troduced to him last summer, and he iadn'l
been with me ten minutes before be begged
all the tobacco l had, got his feet up in my
lap, and spit all ouer me. & ash !.
----=-----s<.)>ss---- -
MARr1s VAs EGaEs's WILL The viii
OF ex. President Van Buren has been admit
ted tc probate At Hudson. II IS dated Jan.
Il8. 1859, and comineDces as follows :e.fss b
| II. Martin Van Buren,, Of the town q
| Kindefhook, county of Columbia; and stat.
Iof New York. heretofore Governor Of .le
State. and more recently President of the
United States, but for the last md hspp;es,
years Of my life farmer in my native .town
do make and declare the following TO Be mi
las, will and testament. ]" Ec. 80
] TIE Chicago 7fnts saJs there IS = erss.
lsezrc',y of houses for rent in that city, .asd
1 that rents ars going ~, Ard houses nos'
ssnpossib's 10 be procured - any psiee. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-26
Military Movements.

Military Movements.
From the Philadelphia Press (edtoraD OF Saturday.
We have highly important news from Cen
aral Pope's army Of Virginia, but refrain from
publishing anything that may be detrimental
70 the Government.
General pope has probably fallen back across
fho RaDpahannock river, and made that stream
his jne Of defence The enemy IS said to be
on the south bank Of the river in great force,
and has made numerous strong, but Intellectual
attempts to cross, and, # possible, turn our
RIGHT flank. at the same time making demon
stration upon our centre, with the intention of
breaking through it. Such disposition Of
our troops has been made that no fears are en-
tertained that any further retreat will be ne
cessary on the other hand, we have the an
n0uncenent by telegraph, that d large portion
Of the Army Of the Potomac has arrived at
Alexandria to reinforce the Army OF Virginia.
General Mcclellan has arrlyed with them
and it is believed has assumed command OF the
entire Army Of the Potomac. Fighting OF a
desutor7 and indecisive character has been go
Ing on for several days past, and the enemy
has, has n no doubt, been repulsed at all points by
Our batteries, but not without some loss OF ar
tierymen and horses. During Thursday last
heavy firing was heard On the extreme lett OF
orr line, and this Jed to the belief that Burn
sides corps, under command of Major General
Jesse L, Reno, Of Pennsylvania, was giving the
enemy Roanoke demonstration, on grander
scale in an open field, and that the Rebels IN
this attempt to turn our left flank would be
handsolue y repulsed, and our private advlces
above alluded to indicate as much.
General Pope is nralsed for great skill and
activity exhibited by him in throwing forward
rointorcements TO all weak points, and 1t IS
sal4 he has had no rest for seventy-two hours.
we are most happy TO say that all our Sadylces
indicate success Of our arms at all points.
Senator S. G. Pomeroy has, by request OF
the President, consented to organize emigration
parties Of free colored persons for settlement
IN Central America and been commissioned
accordingly. The government proposes to
send out the emigrants in good steamships,
and provide them al necessary implements OF
labor, and also sustenance until they can gath
er harvest.
The Philadelphia Press has letter from
Uen' Pope's army, dated on the 22d, stating
that GSen. Sige had captured two thousand Con
federates who had crossed the Rappahannock
on bridge which was destroyed by the fire Of a
Federal battery, cutting off their retreat, and
7orcing surrender after the loss Of 400 killed
and wounded.
Orders have been issued forbidding the ira
vel Of civilians over the Mobile and Ohio rail
road
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th says:
The hospitals in Richmond are being prepared
'or the wounded in the battle or BATTLES which
&fe 1oU daily looked for in the vicinity Of Gull
lener Court House hetMeen the armies Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-26
Garibaldi.

II correspondent or the LONDON Daliy News
| says:-''You may implicitly believe the des-
patches which state that Garibaldi has not
struck his colors. know from the best posi-
bic diplomatic source that he has seen the
proclamation which Rattazzis position forced
him to submit to Victor Emmanuel for sigma
ture and has deliberately taken the fearful res
olutlon not to obey it. What his calculations
are cannot divine With all his enthusiasm
and simplicity Of character. believe him to be
tar too practical man to suppose that he can
make war upon France But, at the same
time, doubt Rattaz's power to lay finger
on him, whatever he may do; and cannot re-
frain from laughter when read that Italian
troops have been sent in pursuit OF him.
The demonstrations at Brescia and Florence
show that even Oh the Italian peninsula Carl
baldi S name has magic force. On the island
Of Sicily not singl, company of Italian SOL
diers could be made to fire upon him
Captain c. A. Newton, of the Confederate
States Navy, formerly of Fairfax county, Va,
died recently in Sussex county, Va, aged So
years
4 gentleman lately from Paris reports that
Dr. Beattie, and Mrs. Schoolcraft the recently
eloped couple from Geneva, New York, are
registered at Paris hotel as Dr. Beattie and
family.
Rev J. Y. Hines, who has 50 often fixed
upon the year in which the world was to be
destroyed, now breaches the coming Of the
Lord in 1867 or 1868.
A letter says that the army of Virginia is
greatly annoyed by leeches, in the shape of
fancy men, women, &c. 1t says that in the
camps near Fredericksburg, young men, ro-
bust, hearty, and every way capable of shoul-
dering the musket, are here in squads of six,
twelve, &C. They come with obscene books
and prints, and soon fill the camps with dam
gerous trash, undoing all that good officers can
do in the way of discipline and regularity,
The steamship Hibernia brings Liverpool
dates to the 18th. Cotton firm at an advance;
breadstufs lower. The moderate journals of
Italy condemn Garbaldi's course. It Itwasgen-
orally believed that the 18th Of August had
been fixed for demonstration throughout
Italy against France Bombay dates to July
"a. report an intense excitement in the cotton
market, and an advance, of so per cent in
prices. There was great excitement IN the
Calcutta market Gen. Concha had present.
ed bis credentials to the French Emperor as
Ambassador from Spain.
A large portion Of the town Of Bear Valley,
on Gen. Fremont Mariposa estate, including
the St. Charles Hotel and the government
block, was destroyed by fire on the 17th inst.
The loss is not yet ascertained
Col. Mason, Of the list Ohio, who surren~
dered Clarksvie, Tenn, where he was strong
L. :.aaalal o.d =. aaranaand nf 600 nan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-26
Terrible Scenes.

Terrible Scenes.
The Boston Traveller says:-"Our correspon-
dent connected with the division Of General
McCook, at Battle Greek, Tennessee, furnishes
us with the following authentic account Of the
terrible retribution upon the inhabitants living
near the scene Of the late murder, by the Ohio
Ninth:
'The Ninth Ohio is a German regiment,
and was raised by Brigadier General Which,
now commanding General Johnson brigade in
our division This regiment were wholly devo-
ted to General McCook; they loved him with
all the ardor Of the German soul, and only
waited an opportunity Is attest their fidelity
by the most heroic daring. To enrage such
men is to ensure terrible vengeance.
''And this they carried out upon the inhabi-
tants Of the country around the scene Of this
recent murder. The next morning the
entire regiment, smarting under the loss of
their noble commander and their rage intensi
fed by nursing theirpassion during the previous
night, proceeded to scour the country.
Every citizen they found they shot or hung;
every house they passed, unless positive proof
was given Of their Union sentiments was
while the women and children were compelled
to stand by and see it burn.
lin this way some seyenty-ive citizens
were made to pay the vindictiye penalty for
the guerilla attack, and undoubtedly many Of
them received merited death. But some
alas, it is feared, suffered wrongfully the fear
ful punishment Some sixty houses were
burned alsO'
Ten miles above Fredericksburg tie Kappa
hammock river forks into two branches, or rath-
er receives there the two tributaries which
make it; the southern stream is the Rapid Ann,
the northern one is called the North Fo1h.-
This latter is the stream on which the opposing
armies are operating, and which strangers and
letter-writers call Rappahannock, but which
does not properly bear that name before the
junction, twenty miles below, where the Culpe
per road crosses the North Fork.
It is reported that the resignation Of Brig.
Gen Phelps, on duty with Gen. Buffers di
vision, Louisiana, was accepted Immediately
on it's receipt in Washington, and that it was
the intention of the Government to have re-
called him had lie not resigned.
The apple crop Of New England this season
will, it is stated, greatly exceed that Of any
previous year. The supply Of winter apples
will be unusually full and the fruit will be
large, fair, and Of a very superior quality, the
season having been uncoDamony favorable for
its growth.
To restore order in Memphis, Gen Sher-
man has issued a special order, declaring all
buildings in which brawls or noisy drunkenness
| might occur, to be nuisances and liable to be
burned or torn down, upon the order Of the
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Major General Wool.

Our readers will recollrc [, that we published
some days ago, letter Of Rev. Mr.. Hay, of
Harrisburg, Pa, rejecting upon the conduct
OF General Wool towards certain rebel pris-
oners IN Baltimore Mr. Hay has since been
arrested by order Of General Wool snd sent to
For. McHenry.
And now, 1t appears that the General has
arrested plumber Ct persons in Baltimore for
preparing memorial TO the President asking
for the removal Of the General for alleged mil
itary incompetency
II this be 30, We may well ask whittier are
We tending Has It come TO this, that gen,
erals conduct lie not TO be criticised, nor bis
removal 10 be prayed for, except at the peril
OF being sent 10 prison
II this b. trIe, the President should at one,
release the men imprisoned by this despotit
power oi u mere general of the army. and re-
lease him also, aud send him back to Troy
No more proof than this, it secms to US, 10 need
ed to show bis incompetency
We wal, for tue speedy clearing up or the
speedy action OF the Government in this be-
half. Tue loyal cause will not suffer, if mum
ber Of men We wot cf, witt shoulder straps, bt
sent to COusnuy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

CONVERSION OF THE VANDERBILT INTO MAN
OF WAR-SHE Is To 90 TO SEA AT ONcE.-Thers
was unusual hustle at the Brooklyn navy yard
yesterday in consequence of the arrival IRON
New York Of the steamship Vanderbilt, now
thoroughly converted into a man Of war. She
eclipsed everything in the stream, looking even
more formidable than the line ofbattle ship
North Carolina. Frigates, cOrvsttes, and gun.
boats locked like flshing.smacks beside her
All the parapbernalia Of mail and passenger
steamer have been removed from the spar.
deck, the cabins, galley, aud baggage gang
ways having heen used for the last time
Portfolios have been bortd, and all the weak
points Of the splendid ship made sound and
solid. She Ia as strong In every part az reg
ular navy built vessel, and Is sSiiter than any
of those in our navy. The deck.beams ara al
firm az the Monitor 8. and the spars are equally
invulnerabls. Orders have been received from
the Navy Department to dt her out for sea o.
once. Men will be kept working night and
day On board until this Is done. She will b,
manned and equipped In few day. and vii
then go to do soms Aghting.-N \. Tribune
Oct 29.