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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
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RicHAoxD, March $. 1864.


RrD9 WILL BIZ RsoEvID AT THIs oFIIox UNiIL @ The
NANCE and oRDSANvE MATB AL Tor the Confederate ttaes
200 600 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron,
81 90 tons ot Bio ms, (eharcOALl
1900 toas Wrought Iron Bars, Of VATous bAes,
100 l0-neh tolumbads,
100 5 Inch Collmbilds,
100 10 Zach siege and Garrison Mortar,
leo rs inch sez-ccAst AortAIs,
SO n poundr Iron HoEtr=Ts
SO p Ser Iron F.eld Guns,
Bids may any QuNnty Of iron hundred tons
and TO- aBy number guns over ten.
aulngi OF he guns viii be "A nshed only to parties whose
Bidders Si state the points delivery which
not I than Of Iron may be expected 10 De
hSy mug, also state required furnish the whole Of
Rdde for suns will the date OF the delivery, and the
tIme relured 70 supply the whole number.
Payments viii made delivery OF not less than any tons Of
oo and the It to onshAf In Confederate bonds re-
Bd mus, Be sealed and and endorsed the envelope
ProposAs for IrCn or for Guns a, the case may
J. GoRGLs LsutsnAnt.cOlOnsl
nhS-tApiO ohsi Ordnance.
E Ihe foovrg perS will please insert the above
OrdnAre settlement: The Richmond inquirer Whlg
DspAteh nehburg Republican, stanton Spectator Abing
VgnAu; Petersb Raegh IN O. RegSer; VIII
ulngton IN o. Journal hsroite IN Rulstn Chleson &
O. Mercury and Courier Columbia IS o. South osr nAn Au
EastA (aA Constitution % savannah (6A) sePubcAn OOluu
bu rr,e AAn.a ga CJnfederscy; Rene ga one
pei; tallahassee a " rdSs; Hultvls (lsbAua) one pa
MontgoueEy (Al baAJ A-ve ther and Mall Mobile ALA
oAua REGISTER tu'ca-css (A@ epaper; X xie ennes
e) argeT; Mrmlh,s Crenn Appua; New orleans a Bale
TN Pieayune Pes Be- aad o. see & jackson (ns Assslp
piA COrlnth Mas 0ue paPe Little sock AK GaI'tts Aus
(rsKAs) sAEst.e; Galveston (TeNas Herald.
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ATTENTION,

ATTENTION.
An authorized By the Governor OF Virginia. 10 raise BAA
ofdye least such companies numbering At
tundrtd b. mustered i1o tAs service ~ the
Coafs5erAta Sta Is i5r 40 yt.rs, u needed lonE
This Battalion dtspee and pe.ia Servies In The city
% 81 hroud ordered apAy nom the cry Of Rich
u5zd hi, yes neeteIo would b. accepted Thus
aa Cpot1at Is ed those the aims Of whose families
rl ORE -ie-, ons would re1' mey ineonvenient
30 BE- f1m Ilchm nd, 81 serve their country. Siih
II 1e.u. .-1 q Ih5 atace Thai they Vii b
g rvo n esPaei, CnG that rsLi Ioon, no one
l.un-s
--. aecu q eaHsi can Go b. ca inS my oase,
- g.-It, 30 Z -rlTz's locz, Z sitrsL
less hs BkaA1a be "a srd or. .uitt AZ once the op
tay srelr:HS The adv above nssuOned be
.S; -.
ns s0 aad list, the hAuds Of tie o1eers Of he 18Th
d. d. w. which they slgn Viih0-t ml1g q Ey once.
TdCs J. kySN',
t-S-v Col 18Th EsgnsaL
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EXTRACT:

ADJUTAET AND IysP. GENERALS 0FFloE,
RICHMOND Mach 9Th, ls62 I
SPECIAL ORDERS
- No. 81
The rsgul.or. coneei Substitutes the Army, dated
'ctJber %. ls6 lrreby Tey.keL
b. mnAai Of The Secretary Ofwar.
JNo. wIrurRs.
mh6-lW Asst. Adgt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
NOTICE.

SEALEO PROPOSALS WILL kECEIvED AT THU OPTICS
- I'll II O'CLOCK n March 25th, lS62, for
the de ivery At n hmo d Of
ri te With &C. po A1d llnA
Bell Ten feet lnohss Ridge, feet uPVrsh comp etc
10 every respect.
wA Tent, by foo, VAIL complete with files, poles
AndpnA
Bids may be made any nuber Of Tents sthousnd
tents WhicA o0ctrAetor must confirm cAn be seen
tbs Oee Bidders will stats the une required 10 urnih the
sh le o. N. .ir bliI
Payments viii made delivery Of each 100 Ten and the
RIG 81 pay onefuh IN Con eirse bon Isd Bids to
ael enclosed Eni ea iorsed Proposals Tor Tents
Bids also invited f5r uaaniacu " such elots as he Gov
euuelt aeurs into Hospital, Es and Wal TeatS the
q, nsh pole uiHi rope Ae, ard - sAts'
Atlry scudy br performance OF contract spe asn Tents
an spec hcs0n which work conforu be at
;hs e Bids be sealei SOD endorsed Proposals. for Manu-
Assuring TentL"
J.B. McLELLAND,
nts-td Maj and Q n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

a SPECIAL NOTICE To THE MILITARY
/ want M dkunc.y understood that an manufacturing
BrA for military caps Silver eers made - order
so Brands " al descriptions VIZ aou tobacco, gAin
machinery &c a. the lowest reasonable pr
small Stene, for marking clothing With lndehels Ink cot
he a-atrst style.
Those OF either o. The above art c-s un DO wei % cali
sn examine specimens before purch elsewhere. Cal en-
address &AuAM Brad CGier BI +J ne&t door 70 the
Co.ur,Ian Holel Richmond Va dell
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PARuIcUL.R s,TIsE.

AvING ceased receive subiueI In Ills battery.
sr1as OF eJsIng SO intei ard respectable young
nuimsa ni None but such viii answer The
bove description Will be received.
snbstutej alsdy In Camp will report themselves a. the
ndvOus Of lh and oary sretI In medstey other
Te they will be dealt With, ses rter according 70 A.
srAPLFTOs CRUrCarlELD,
wM X TANNER.
mhb-u CHAH 4. woRrHAh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

CRkSJENT CITY IAk MAhUFATOki,
GEO ar ~, VINTEE, Sole agent.
NO los POYD sAs STREET ORLEANS
News Ink, 81 cts . Red LAX, 81 c;s to go , y
20 1 INK, u 90 CAaane Ink, 81 - y -
Carr Irt. a. do do ale L, T5 cts y %
Coo e. II 4. Tax 4 50 Go P4rpla ina, = Dc d
Ar,oErArh'e his do Brc IEk ai5O =
~ Tae Al spIc Ink 8 Green lax, s. - 90
.As.r pho Ia g y. lch can Yr l1S Lad, ESQ 90
D.. phot gr ph-d erased VArIsl....- Is cts n
... .ry' ch-sr! sal p-1cakA G,ld Szs....a1 d0
iak 20 50 =. BrorE s....I5 es 10 l.oo oE
-hr-s Inks are sEpeor quality nnAetured Ia Nev Or
-a, hy practical eheu,s The best
Sohsn make aud are general BY the NeU Orleans
. 80. - -
All orders Gidres,eit TO GEo. H VINrEE,
Type Fluoiry and Printsrs warehouse,
40. lu5 FoydrAs stree New Orleans,
IN he promptly attended 20. fel4-dkv9n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

q PHILIP RAHM, g
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Cary. Ssfeeea l4ta cad lsH Streets.
MASUFACTURERO OF
Portable siaobay STE An ENGINES Of required
With either Locomotive, Eiue or Cylindsr Boilers:
| 81 GAR MlIS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, IRONS POR VEB
rICAL SAW MILIS, Galsr MILLS, DRuSIg5 MACHINES,
| sHS0LE, LAT-K AMI PLAiSSG NAcHNEs,
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
End Al klsdj Of
/ CASTINGS ~ LROS aRd BRASS
The IaeseriOsr Ha5 aE.Tded By n. Asre9Sr1 soes'y
n gOAL OF EsOSOR for A' bs'f Portable Steam Ea0'"s
he ssSEss by psru,ov to eovsrnpr HsRry Wise, Msssa
Wa u.k sarEsdsls Dunlop, Measas Co., and HAHA crsn
shaw %.
In pu-,uanre Of the Of Php R.hn deed the foregoing
carried formerly under the superntendAnee
RA and all vii be fhiully aud promptly
eSe:uIed LE2l-Gnl ADOLPhUeJ J. RAHa. Gr.
LAND FOR SALE.
& s as So css 5 . GS June S S
q Corn Ans Ss,oS As % Az sad IN sh s1a 81
sanOTsT County beautiful Lake three miles iEOp he IA
s1 500 STs s me no Ias Hsa UPoR ~ ssass ave ys1 old
ss5 sS:s "a: S % q % he as, a ' @ % shsri sIs 5,.asu
half fine sane win be 'Assa In negro properly assred
A'a'' AslAnliH:) T,IoO River, care Of l. 9:V Drop,
oesO-u viek,burs hIs
,s:l 5sis + - W soa::' s.a capable
w jAaiO AppS . novG co
WtNIE7,,
10000 SGrIs Sa '4ta sSSpsOs sSSS gSSs Sc; :s N be
iAhs Corner Main and 9th st. ees
WANrKD.
poNDs the Confederate States Froduse JSAn wants5 BY
I ID JAMS BACON BAsKERvILL
FRBR'Y 10, lsG2.
WANrED-5, ,OQO, 900 RahL RaOSsn aBd ku'sEAi skn,,
tsl1Eu JOHN DooLEY
lyANTED.-we Wish to buy one thousand bushels Flax
w Seed for vhsh the highest market price Will be paid
linn CRAY MILITARY
aed in the body and Cape IN hS regular
military style full andl long, with military button on them
p4s'in want viii Sac Il % net ,hsIsi. ssS to ,i i,
CANARY SRGD for sale, IS cents per pound hEADE
" ABAKERS DruL Store. cor above D
I,ACON -2sOi lbs surry cured B.eon consisting Of
ID Hama sides shouders 80 bb wi sons pure Cider VIM
tsG, sORSiEnnenL and for 'Sle BY
SHUrTLRS.-Ons cass snutles, Of superior quality, on
- eonagnmeai and for sale by vxyr n.,Nr.co
ENOR SALE Rbl Prime unsssd on; 49,.
NUSTARD.-sO dOssn, In tina, for lAle by
DURROWo RELIABLE MRpICINR, juss re.
ID ceVed and for sale By J. DUVAL. corner OF aSln Ano
'O.h lHH
STA ans SCOTCH SNUFF Mrstsns Llnensat, DIV
- Ot Csndle lex Bottle co'k, Tooth Brushes GAnay sed
9sniss HndsI Glss Psreu,S Watches PoT sale BY
W. PETEasoS 90 Druggists,
se,RITs IgHPENEILSsE and tSHSIsssins SISst
- '1'' ''''i''' ''' ''' '-' Vain ssT..,
4 ~ GIOSs BOTTLg DIX aIJON OORKs
~ o. he best qsAhiy, for sale By W. PErkRsON 20
| lSO ALa HsssL NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
NUMBER 60.
LIGHT ARTILLKnY $50 sous.r

WE authorised to raise Company for T.ta i.u
w lie for the War, and Apseal O. old tesA
associates In the country and ELSEWHERE to tl
aid Us isting th pur Pc rns Ea
Company viii report 10 in schnond
Dol ChAs p Le PaIters Wareh u ncahurg Bsye
worhaa Ped hs Amherst VINO authorized 70 receive
eil stments for the Company -
The Legislature yeedAy, parsed resouiion f'rsiddins
any 10 lie formed for sta or Con edrs
service but abecpg he Djla 10 IN MEDIATE AT NOV
the time escape that dram.
Clothing OF gu Ltty viii be furnshed s Gvernnent
prices Yy D1irI Bounty nd soon n nuIteed LII ser
vice. q ....
= JNo l. ErBASK,
uhs-u WATER @ IUsPIH.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

fRRks:
Daily Paper. es per Assua s'ztWssh tSi .ssEy ~ A.
wIV h aaVaaca Rsr,ancsI be Gade a. tns rDf o. -
PlShs h NJ eaSsI where evidence taken On hs dsPos OF
tsrfnt ~ Rost sonlAlnlng noney.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

Mo- 10 adFtrAlJlsni o % oonIteltd oy
49, rseass % as nanS5SpL PrsViOaIy Agreed uPon b
tVesa ne paraeL ~, A., ...,..a -.
IA Of assors E continued aa oSdsred su and PAynsA'
sxaetel sccortnsy. ,-...,,.
sat4s ps Of The al Advertisers 10 . proper stale
thr only extend 70 their Immediate o1anes AAl
uaie Legal aud al other AdveruenenS ssn' oJ men " ~ ~
addltioral charge and no ySriAuon- .,.- = -
Rsal and General Agenta not e -
~ s year Aa o charged Al ne uIrA rates, Taejeca
3 -.-E .soourts shah be agreed upon
and yearly advertisers, seneraiy eHs
m s-g rruarr vh ne privilege of change ~ Al mex On tne
Yssr'y avssgl any week Insert more uAn ue
s.t ,pon standing rule under ne 3'nae Ana Az es
H. .s.h ar.ount 10 be charged a. IRE usual rates
Aaysrisenens lrlered In 1s sentHeeky HhS A. - cen.
= of q lines or le for he arTt iseroa ard 80 seau
2 t-s-s f,r escA continuance, or weekly, rs eensL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

WI be received in rs eompany The reeuiti VIZ be &c
ted pSy sposon and tubSstGnss om the time AID
yac II lstmtnt toset1er with the ef 80 boun.y
.ppl at the Recruiting 0ce Gary street next door 70 the
& re ofA Moore W. b. woOLDRIDGE. Capt.
ukb-lm Ps rrui,cg Odcer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
STUART HORSE ARTILLERY.

xIrANTlD CNE HUsDRED MEN. for the above splendid Bat
w eight pieces Rakely Gans and Howl sers 70 act
Artillery, every esnnoreer mounted Win Gen ttunt
CSvArg Bdgase army Potomac. acting under the fol-
loving orders
"HD Qus CLyALAI BiIeADL
osntre,iie, Feb usry 81. 1884
"Clpt Jno Esten Cooke vo aid 10 Brig Gen eua
Richmond recrung ser Ice for
Horse cry BE nil be governed By the rules and
regala !. for rec ultng Of the and Ges Dept A.
"By command Of Gen. START
W. L TowLEy l. A. A. 9sn1.
This VII be battery the service Every csnnonse<
mounted, With furnished By
Toe mpany which nearly made will be ipcreassd
80 and a legal obtained hore
I'll and the Battery will tiks the nsi.
Apply by Richmond the Recrpii once, Mr..
Ward soeistsd with me- litn srse, opI osits
todd 'sBAll
Th5-iE Jso EsrEN COOKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

pLoWs, PLOWs, PLOwS.-H>vng purchased OF
hesUS = W. CardHs Co.. tne patterns Of all the tzey Of
Riches Iron Ge PoR We prepared supply orders
for PoES aud ossng fer that well for own wy Pal
isl5 Gao WATT 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

after carefully readi the same be drew his pencil
and upon the opposite Sheet be Wroe the following
rses WHICH he enclosed with Bible and had !! tied 10
pole and placed it the uppr end Of the towhead.
V eh think does credit 10 his head and heart aud
{ coed to be lost:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

ATTENTION.
TIHE undesgned propose - se company Of Light l.n
4 artillery % be enlisted for the We happy IVA
t1at have procured he which tRS
be rea1y for togsther yia al equipments soon
cur mpsny Is mustered Into service
tn o. shi would Ike to aong with and share Win
orunts Of this war, sly appeal TO cor: fsfvs
snd join At Besides tie bounty OF - rs
ard and lodgings will be furn he'd free. Application Je
ting once srau, between I,h - Sh Sta
a. the Store Il Johnston Bransiosd
,RMADLsE - lGNs0S,
JyHN -. 7KsNfT'RD
'e26-u ALEXANDER 3UIGUr.
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VIRGINIA RANGERS.
DERsoNs vihing to join . CAVALRY CORPS In
l. which the hours OF duly may be spent 10 age able ~
nonShp, nyted 70 enlist In this one Tvetu I4U
ruiz will be received II imme late application be -6
made No. 49, PowbstsS 70 At Camp Mercer Fredsik
None but Of Icepionsbe ets-acer md HABITS
lee 4 Apply. rhs-6.sl b. b. DOUGLAs, Captain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

A CARD
AyNG received authority from the Secretary War o rAiss
company OF Infantry, those who may des 10 join vh
please heESev my Office, In the Law BIileins. be-
the OF 10 AMI " Musteny will be he'd a
the place. ao each Wednesday ard Saturday nights
dl The company shall have been fully ganired.
bounty $50 will be paid 10 when he enrens bis
name; also subsistence and clothing. - - .
fe2S-u WM. W. w. ".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

Vermont has already p1id a costly scrifco 10
the demand Of this Rebellion. SAD ldngs from
tfar have brought amenmtlon and sorrow 10 many
Of her households and many OF her gallant sons
sleep in death upon distant fields OF battle 1t is
some relief that their names will long be remem-
bered with affection and honor. 1t is some relief
that they fall, If fall they must in defence OF
righteous cause, They fall as the hero, the patti
ol the Christian if fall they must, in The discharge
of the solemn duties which God and their country
have placed upon them.
The Administration rejoice to say on more
than one recent occasion, has given evidence Of It's
appreciation Of the present crisis, and Of its pur-
pose to assume the responsibility OF adopting
such measures as the exigences Of the present de-
mand. And it is matter Of rejoicing that It's call
for 100000 men was met with such gadness and
enthusiasm by the American People.
The recent proclamation Of freedom, is hailed
with Joy, as a harbinger Of strength and the day
spring ofhopp. This manifestation that the war
will be pushed forward, fills our hearts with conf
drnce. 1t give courage to our armies. II nerves
The arm Of every American patriot to an earnest
determination in the prosecution Of the war.
Courage, then, my fellow men, courage and con-
hdence, earnestness and perseverance,, and all Is
safe. Though our finances are derlnged, though
cloud, and darkness galhe around Us, They are
bur the lorerunners Of the coming and brighter
morning which is to rise upon Us. And when This
Rebellion shall have been suppressed, as suppress
Ged it will be, when this Union shall have been
restored, as restored is will be, when peace and
concord shall come back to Us, then this govern
meni Of ours, so full Of energy and enterprise, SO
rich in all the resources, wealth and power, SO
abundant il all III physical and moral material,
Of great and mighty people, shlI bourd once
more into the prosperity Of former years, and
greatness such as the world has ever before wit.
messed And after coming forth from this great
trial, it shall stand forever as a star Of the first
magnitude, as bright efagent aud fixed STIR OF
promise and of ho"e, to the generations yet IN
born. Reiterated Applause,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
The Times dispatch has the following

A gentleman who left Culpepper County,
Va ON last Wednesday says, rebel conserip,s
are pouring constantly into Winchester. Seven
teen negroes we're hung there on the lth inst i,
charged with organizing an instruction against
the whites Copies of the Washington National
Republican, containing the Presidents procla.
nation were found among them. The conspira
cy our informant says is pposed to extend
throughout several counties, and the greatest
excitement and fear prevails of an outbreak
among the negroes.
Two-thirds Of the slaves in Virginia, have
already heard OF Presidents Lincolns Proca-
nation, and how that they are to be free, and
think that should the rebel army retreat from
represent position another Nat Turner rebel
lion would occur in Eastern Central Virginia.
The whole country between Centervlle and
the Rappahannock, is swarmng with rebel cav
airy and scouts, who instantly report the eight
est movement Of our forces.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
,Ou War Correspondenee.1
From the 18Th Regiment.

Last OAIIIU4 lllLli W ASHINGluN,
October list 1862.
DEAR Sm;-The 18th are at present encamped
on East Capitol Hill one mile from the city Of
Washington, and are enjoying general good health
and pirits. Our Colonel is loved by the boys in
common, and we only await the time when he
shall lead US to face the foe, when you will no
doubt hear again of the yalor and bravery Of the
Green Mountain Boys Our camp is favored with
the presence Of several ladies'. The regiment and
our brigade we're reviewed by Brig. Gen. SiIas
Corey aud Maj. Gen. Banks, on last Saturday, and
rom the numerous spectators who covered the
ground you would have concluded that we were
highly compemented, and we no doubt deserved
il, for finer regiment Vermont has not sent TO
the seat Of war. We are anxiou,y looking for
the l4lh and 10th Vermont, but they have as not
yet made their appearance, although regiments
arrive here every few hours during the day and
night. The l4th New Hampshire regimen, went
by US to day, aud are foe set Of men AND will
make durable soldiers no doubt in impending Bat
ties. There are rumors Of forward movement
soon, but cannot announce when.
The health Of the regiment is generally good,
but few are on the SICK list, and all seem to en-.
joy being down in Dixie, thus far. Some are
writing letters TO dear ones 40 home, and some
washing, cleaning clothes, gun, &c, while singing,
daceing and merrymaking serve to Gil up the
Otherwise tedious hours as they fly. Oar Chap
lIin, Sargent Of WiiIistou, 8 a fine man and is
doing bis best TO please the boys and direct their
hayward steps. We hold pnyer-meetlngs every
evening when the weather permits, and on the
Sabbath regular service at Two O'Clock. At our
evening meeting Tie layer, Of religion find great
pleasure and the anxious ones are asking one by
one to be prayed for. The boys enjoy these
meetings and attend them quite regularly. Our
Colonel is present and speaks occasionally to the
boys, one and al. We are going to form Bible
classes, which viii no doubt prove profitable and
welcome. Yours truly,
II. G., Co. H., 18Th Regt. v. Vols.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
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cured by this Ext. SARsAPARILLA.
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CAIR0, Oct. 20, There IS nothing TT0m Uom'
merce to-day. The officers Of the steamer Pike,
which arrived tonight, report having seen a
small band Of guerrilIas at two different points
between Smithiand and Caseyvllle 1000 rebels
are reported back of the latter place, and are
only prevented from taking possession Of the
town by the presence OF two gunbolts.
Tho steamer llazeldcll struck IA snag yesterday
and sunk on Smthland bar. The steamer Eu-
gene from Memphis brought one regiment with
battery TO Island No. 81, where they landed
Dicky and Continental on Friday They nave
instructions, from Gen. Sherman to destroy ey-
cry thing in the neighborhood.
Twenty secesh families have been banished
from Memphis as punishment for the guerrilla
outrage on the river.
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Bolivar uEleurs, Md, Oct. "a. Contra
bands from Stonewal Jackson's command re-
port tina. after the utter destruction of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, west of Martins
burgh, the entire rebel army commenced falling
back yesterday morning, that the rebel officers
believe Lees intention is to winter near Cor
louisville.
This reported falling back is corroborated by
unusually strong picket firing in our 'front.' yes
ter ny aud to-day This morning squad OF
rebel cavalry dashed into our infantry pickets,
who were driven back by considerable firing on
both sides. We had no casualu,s.
New YORK, Oct %. A special dispatch
from Louisville states, those that have hereto
fore STYLED the battle OF Perrysvlllo Union sue.
cess are s .ily mistaken Ii was terrible aud
wholly ltui,ess waste of life aud property.
0mcnl rstn. MS from all the divisions engaged
show an aggregate loss OF $40 killed, 2jSj
wounded aud nearly 500 missing aud prisoners
The enemy captured about eleyeo guns during
the biit.s. iu. abandoned them in disabled
condition upon their retreat on THURSDAY morn
ing.
Alter careful investigation | have become
satisfied that the rebel loss does not exceed two
thirds Of ours Between GOO and 700 of their
dead were buried by us and about 1900 wound
ed remained in our hands. We took no pris'
oners during the battle.