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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17
DIED.

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Yesterday morning. 1t1AN0R MARY, wifs d
D. a. Ek3csssD, assd Is ysars
Her funeral Will take plsec this (Wednssdsy)
morning 81 10 o'clOcks from The Monumental
Chnfch Ths frsndg Of the family ne respectfully
invited 10 attend without farther notice.
On 10th q September Of typhoid fever. ALEx.
AMBER ROBERTSON, ssvd - years months
ii He wss : dusifnf and aAsc.ionase ron, skind and
esntle brother His luneral will take place to-day,
q 10 O'Clock. from biz fathers Residence on Brook
TO attend without further notice.
On tho evening Of the 18th inst. At The rssldence
Of ahis parents, MlkEY BEARN, eldest son Of
Thomas and Ellen Bearn, aged ) years and
months.
A the sweet npwer that scouts The morn,
But withsrs la the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infants dawn
Thus swiftly fed its life swHy.
take these little lambs, asid he,
And fold them 70 my breast;
They shall protection find in me, a
Aud be forever best.
His funeral will take place this (wednaeday)
evening, NJ g o'clock, from the corner OF Brook
Avenue and Adams street
On the nth inst 1T his fathers residence. in the
town OF Dauville, WALTER IL r, ipfaut son ct
Mary A. and David B. Fiun.y, agei one ear one
month and eleven days.
Life in n span, q Hestiug hour;
How soon the vapOr HES;
Man is q tender, transient flower,
That sen Ia blooming dies
On the 18th inst after an Illness Of three weeks.
VIRGINIA kLLA, only daughter of John A. and
Louis. Fields aged three PEARS two months aud
twenty seven daya
In Charlottesville, on the 9Th Of September, at
the residence II his grandfather, DR. Garter, ED
MOND CASkiE PEYTON, sg-ti = year. and ,
months, youngest sOn Of Gseen aud Champc P-y-
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Tie Real Rebels

= sturdy old revolutionary patriot Of North
Carolina, who was stignatized by Lord Corn
wallis y "a rebel against King George !, =.
piled to him, that it was the King who wa. |.
rebel agsinat the principles Of tho British Con.
stitution and the rights of the colonies. In
ike manner, II il Lincoln, Seward & Co, who
arc ths real rebels IN the present contest -re.
bsls agsinat svery priaciple Of the American
Consitntjen, Of Liberty. and the rights ii
nm. II there y sny setof mon guilty az tho
esins, Cd deserving III The pains and pepsl
49, q hsapep. they ars the men. No King
II Eurepe Nes ever brought u the block
1ar tne ~ rights Of i,is people, who
naga 1 eueh doom tlan Liaeolp
81 sprs Ne rAaa senspllasors
~ 1 Aaposieas Iihssty. and =
- & r ~ otssgt y ~ irpaslial
111 Fl lll1v hgy ~ ~ in
= n 1le iikgst|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

Under Sentence # Death "A soldier named
Patrick McGowan, formerly belo. giny to
Company r., 5.,th Virginia regiment, Captain
Grst;,vus y. Wallace, il now confined in Cas-
tle Thunder under sentence of death, n court
martial having condemned him to be shot for
d.r.r,ion. Itappea,s that McGow.n was not
taken prisoner at Roanoke Island, and That
ate that event, u majority Of his comrades
t,ein. necessarily compelled to take no part in
the war on account OF their parole, he entered
another company as substitute, and ha been
ia several actions, that OF the tvtil Ut August,
"A, Manassas, included, when be left his com
ia, ies and caule To Richmond. Here he was
apprchendcd tried, and condemned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17
The Lincoln Secretary Of War.

Secretary Stanton declares that when a ma
ton continues TO lose battles it ought to change
It's Generals Ought it not also to change IT.
Cabinet, especially its Secretary of War ! We
Imagine the Lincolu nation is beg ginning to br
of that opinion, for already we hear ruinors
n probable change i'll Lincolns Cabinet, anu
that Stanton himself may be succeeded 10y
some man OF more conservative character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

la a Bad Fiat II. Crosan, n member o.
the SD Regiment Virginia Volunteers, some
time since seized favorable occasion aud Md.
his way over to the Yankees. Among those
taken in the late battles near MANASSAS was
C,os;.n, who was found hail fellow well met
in the camp OF the enemy. Being recognized
measures were soon taken to prevent his giving
ts the slip again The prisoner has been
thought to Richmond, and now awaits his
tr,li betore Court. Martial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

Dcad-The Federal soldier, Silas Rich
m,nd, who broke out Of the strong room at
Castle Thunder on Monday night, and who
was shot by one of the guard rs le was appa-
rcn,ly cndeavoring 10 escape, died yesterday,
after suffering intense pain from the wouliu,
which WAS through his body.
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Martial Lam.--It has been rumored about
the streets for several days past, and, ;,ppa-
reutly, on good authority, that III few uays
the PRESIDENT would revoke the proclamation
declaring the eAlstence OF martial law within
:, circuit Of ten miles around the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

4 SPA man named George Lindsey
alias L,N ms has been PLACED IN confinement
ia the military prison OF the Eastern Districi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

3 3. Co. Ward, tbs American who has undertste,
.ae assk q drilling the native ImporiAlst troops
= unIDs no. has Gft@n hundred sasr under il
~. ~ s 80 - sppotnied European and Ams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

Cys SPECIAL NOTICE Special attention II
csiird 10 our large sale III Furniture and HOUSE
keeping 0oods- Chamber Furniture. elegtn Gilt
Mirrors rpl-,sd Centre Tables. on Paintings. c.,
ut our Warehouse, cd foor,) thus MORNING., ri
10 o eicck. SUMNER T. BuRkESS,
~ l7-1t AUctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

EY.RgAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY AND "BUCH
ANAN'S PLAN" At AUCTION, THIS DAY.
We invite special attention 10 sales Of vacant
Lots in the town Of Sidney and "Buchxnan's Plan, :"
on Clay street, commencing 1T n clock +. N -
=. particuiRrs 10 the aucii coiumn of this
psper. JAS. H. TAYLOR d EON, Auets.
"a i7--ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

u'TOBACCO SALK POSTPONED lin con-
Thanksglving, NO shall be unable % prepare our
samples Of Manufactured Tobacco In time for ouT
reguias sale Friday, and II will therefore be post
p0Bed until FRIDAY. the 10Th inst. when we shall
offer lsrge assortment
50 i7-3t KENT. PAINE q Co, Ancis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

To- TEN THOUSAND HAVANA AND DO
MESrIC CIGARS - Just received from Mobile
10000 fine Eava.,a aud Domestic CIGARS. Tor
sale by G. X. BKiCKEN,
ss l1-3t4 No. Exchange Block.
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y1Fs AUCTION NOTICE Particular attention
IL a,A ed 10 my 6ale OF Groceries fine Mich Cows,
Horses. Spring Wagon, &c, THIS MORNING,
commencing at 10 O'clock, at Mr.. J. r Csrvedo's,
one square below r. o. Haskirs'a, mt Rockets.
&c l7-lt THUS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

NlOTICE--The undersigned having purchased
~ OF Thomas H. Hodgkiss his entire interest in
tue late firm Of Hamblston Brothers A. Co, will
continue the business Nv heretofore under the
name and style Of HAMBLE1 o. BkOrHERs Il
Co, at heir old stand, No L. Pearl street, Rich
mODd, Va. JOHN A. HAMbLETON,
T. EDW'D HAMBLKrOE, JR.
Richmond. Senfanher Iilih lac, ~ LIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

ETs COLLAR MAKERS WANTED-Stealy
amp Oyuaent and good wages will BE- given to a
number ot inurn-ymen, TO work ON artillery and
wagon Harness Collars. Address
JExSCP e. HATCH,
se I5-I0t* Augusta, Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

NANTED.--ATrEH HELP w.y-
wv ED.-Sev-rai good bLA GkSNirH So,
I'D, Alto STRIKERS, at The G. s. Armory. ,,,, :,
9Th street, W. o. DoWaER suy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

" ante D--To Il Tan unfura,.s.d
w DWELLING, fontsring from ri. 10 go
rooms aud a KITCHEN -. ~ reference y,v.n :, -
sired Apply at once, by letter or in ..T,o. ~
the Ordnance Office, Mechanics Ios,itu,. On a,
NJ I7-fs<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

~ tLurzeA by The Secretary Of War 10 raise No
Eastern Shore BATTALION or REGIMkNT. aud
now appeal 10 all men irom thst section of the
State, particularly members Of the late 39.h Vir
Fnia reeimept, to aid ms in 50 DOING. Capt. X. B.
WINDRR, A q. n or myself, either Of whom il
authorized to mupter the men into service, may al
ways be found at the rendezvous. on 18th street. a
few doors above Nam. M CARY,
sc l7.eodtlO* Maj. late 39th Va. Reg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

M TED-IMXEDIATELY-f Ine C00v
w and two WATERS in n new R.,,sur.n,
on 9th street. between Broad aud Marsball In,nt,.
OH the premises ,.i7-is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

~ry' EIGE INSURANCE The undersigned
ageMt Of the JEFFERSON insurance COM
rAEY, OF Scottsvile, Va. is still underwriting
against loss or damage by fire On buildings, goods,
AID property generally.
This Company has paid all claims for loss occur
ring through this Agency p,onptly.
The undersigned takes pleasure in commenting
it to the favorable regard vi all those wishing N
SURANCE asinst Fire in prompt paying office.
THUS. n. ALFKlEND, ljlnst,
se ll-3taw4w Opposite tie Examiner Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

stiiute:
The people of the Confederate States are, and
have been from the beginning, anxious that this
war with the United States should be conincs~si
strictly within the SENSE established by tue rues of
civilized and Christian nations, aud have on thelr
part conducted II and the said people ardeutly
desire that said war should cease and peace % 70.
stored. and nave 70 announced from the beginning.
Therefore,
Resoiped Tha. whenever the Quilted States Gov.
eminent shall manifest iike anxiety and like de
sire, it shall be the duty Of the President OF the
Confederate States ~ Appoins - CommissioneTs
to treat and negotiate With tho said United States
Government upon said suhj-cts, or either OF them
Mr.. KEENAN,, Of Ga, moved to 10y both PROPOSE
tons ON the table. and the motion was agreed to-
Mr.. Colisr, IF Va, moved that the House con-
cur in the resolution Of the Senate fixing the time
Of adjournment TO. Tuesdhy, the ooh Jay Of the
present month.
Mr.. Gay, OF Texas, moved - amend Senate ~.
solution, by striking ont "TuesdAJ, Sept. 30th, !"
and inserting Monday, October 18th This
amendment WAS rejected By vote of--ayes ~
noes %.
The question then REQUIRED upon the molten Of
NJ. Collier 70 concur in the resoIution Of the Sen.
ase and II was agreed to by--syss ~. noes ~
The morning hour having expired, the special
nouacsi that tho question wss upon the motion Of
Mr.. Footc, Of Tenn., % Feeoasidsr tho vote by
which the amendment 81 ~. smith, Of North Ia
rollna. to the dyes section 81 the cOmnittoc's bill
BY ayes and noss, y frliows-eyes Z. noes Is.
nr. Hantey. Of AskauDaa offered - m amend
mont 10 the frst section tAs lol1eNins to como IL
after tina ainendussnt q Nj Wright, Of Iesas
.hish VS. :dop.sa yssssrssy sos.s,a That the
Ccaisisrate B afeu trcoYs ysdeE the prcyisinns Of
this act shah apposton shs TROOPS thusto Be called
mt a,nug tha scverAt tase mixing iatc cousida~ar
- thdr Population betssen ~ ases h,rssnb h =
- Tia nrmv Mndoe Ndr9nar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

~ RAND BALL--To be given at Monticello Hail.
on Broad street, between Ut b and 7th sts.,
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPr. I9ru.
Admission for u gentleIuan aud two ladies. 81 80.
Floor HdRdRew-J. Car on. Willie Miller.
Comm,nac IF Arraugtments.--J. T. Vet. j. K.
Entwi isle, Ben. Mitcheii.
.CYrh Armory Band will be in attendance.
I5-tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

~ FIRE ISsURANCE.-Tts undersigned.
agent OF the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE CON
PANY, o! Charlotte Vile, Va, continues TO insure
against Ioss by Fire, on buildings, Machinery,
Furniture, Goods, and property generally.
This Company is of l ng-rsiablisiss d reputation
for re..bi., y. aud has I.et It's losses occurring
through this Agency promptly.
The un iersi n d clsdi.iiy commends II - the
patronage of his friends and the pubic generally.
1HUS NJ ALFkiEND, ..3,h ~,
sc i1-3an4w Opposite The Exau,lner Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

~ ALT AND BACON.
On consignment. 81 bags SALT. in prime order
and lot Ut prime countrycured BACON.
Also,
To arrive. small lot Of Winter SEED OATS.
WIN. K PuGH,
Se 7-W Shock 90 Sin
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M ANIEDm Information Of The wb.rsa,,,,..
Wv of Mr. BURY PITTS, a nher a, " W"
pmty -. Ssh Va R.gt When ia.i b..,,, w
he was sick in the i".r'tsl ~ 0osdon.,,lle rom
d'e~. EMILY PtTrs Richmond v. NJ
~ LII. VA
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NO. 81.

were. In the opinion Of Her nAjeny's 0ovsrnDsnt,
lar from being decisive. and partly bccauae fbsFe
was no proposal In IL upon which Her Msjssty Z
cluson.
Events subsequent 10 the date Of Mr. Sswasds
letter have shown that Her Nsjsssy's 0ovsrnment,
a .oer opinion upea the ffN Of thess points. were
victories havs bssn gained. rsvsssss have follow.
ed positions have been reached IN the near nsigh.
boz thood OF the capital ef the Coufsdsrates, and
thess posltious have been again abaudo,,ed
These events have been aceompaujed bv sreat
loss OF life in battle and In the hospitals while sneh
Iueasnres o. the connseation bll have psnsed
through both Houses Of Congress, ard with the
proelamatioDs Of Gen. Butles, at Eew orlsans hear
evidence Of the increasing bitarnsss of the strife
The approach Of . servis war. 30 much insisted
upon by Mr. Seward In his dispateh. only fore
warns M tha. another elszaent Of dsstrnctiop may
dustry which already sf1icta country 10 lately
prosperous and tranquil
Nor on the other poIn TO which have advertsd
have anything Dew to say. Frou, the moment
that intelligence first reached this country that nine
States and several millions Of inhabitants OF the
great American Union had Aecedsd and had made
war On the Government OF President Lincoln, down
to the present time, her Msjssty's Government
have purausd friendly, open, and consistent
course. They have been nentrl bstweea TIN two
pariies 10 civil war.
Neither the loss OF raw material NJ necessary to
great portion Of our people. nor insults constantly
heaped upon the British name In speeehes aud
newspapafA nor . rigngs asyoaA 4he xsaae~psNeaies
0f uatfohs, with W1eeA sQcean'1 u1hGsotok -
tempting 70 break loose from the blocka1s Of tAs
Southern ports, have been treated havs indnced
her Majesty . Government To swerve an inch from
An Impartial neutrality.
Al fhis moment they have nothing more at heart
tia n to see that communication, whieh@ths Prssl.
dent speaks Of In bis answer to the 0ovsruoFs OF
eighteen 6tatea, namely: "The bringing Of this
unnecessary and Injurious civi war to speedy aad
satisfactory conclusion"
As to the course OF opinion In this country, tbs
President Il aware that perfect freedom to com
ment upon all public events Il, In ths country the
invariabie practice, sanctioned by law, and ap-
proved by the universal sense OF the nation
lam, &e.,
fSigned,i RUSSELL.
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EVACUATION oP FREDERICKSBURG.

ESACuAIlON w fhkpEhlChSbUn0 NJ.
This tewn, which for the past four months has
xeu In possession Of the Yankee forces. was evac-
ustsd on Sunday night, and the government of the
place surrendered to the civil authorities This we
have from two reliable and respectable citizens
who arrived In this city yesterday, and who have
been appointed by the town authorities to scquant
cur Govs-nment of the fact. Before leaving, they
destroyed everything in the way Of stores. and set
sre to the bridges over the Rappahannock. These
were much injured by the explosions which took
pseS during the night, the FIRE reached the pow.
der which had been arranged for their destruction
Large fires were visible during the entire night ON
the opposite side of the river, In Stafford county
where their extensive depots of provisions, com.
nissary stores. barracks, tents, &c, were burned.
together with the large barn Of Major J. H Lacy,
ou the Chatham estate. They accomplished their
work thoroughly. as though they had no intention
Of returning to this part of the Confsderscy during
the war.
The gentlemen who constitute the committee al
lndsd to- desire TO state to the ugves from Fred
s.icksburg and neighborhood that they can now
return to their homes with perfect safety, no In
vsdsr is left in that vicinity. No private property
except that of Major Lacy, was destroyed in the
syseusfiop.
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FROM NORFOLK.

gentleman who arrived In this city from n or
fox yesterday, which place he left on Thursday oi
lsst week. has given some account ef thscond
ton of affairs there. The Federal force in the city
consisted Of one company of the 18th Wisconsin
regiment for guard duty. Another company of the
same regiment was performing hse service in Pores
u outh. Some three hundred of the 99th N York
regiment were stationed st the Fair Grounds, and
shout one hundred at the entrenched camp, 81
miles from the city. One cavalry company is sta
toned at Ferry Point, and two cavalry companies
are performing picket duty between Portsmouth
and Suffolk. There were between 4 COO and 000
troops at Suffolk. The ensmy's pickets were driven
in every night, with loss of four or i've nightly
A few nights since fourteen horses came in with
empty saddles The enemy have about $4,000
troops g. Newport News, who came to that point
shout q week ago. There are two iron. clad steam
ers 8, Old Point, besides the Monitor. differing
nom ths, vessel In construction also, six eight
mortar boats. Our informant has seen letter
from Of the crew of mortar boat, which stated
tha, the feet was designed for an attack on Drurys .
Bluff
Between Hampton aad Old Point immense wood
sheds had been constructed for hospital purposes,
covering some 20 acres of ground These were
flied with sick and wounded, numbering thousands
The Minnesota was lying the old naval anchor
age, near Norfolk, with steam up night and day,
aud her pumps working II 10 said she Is too lesky
- venture to sea from tho ee cts Of her encounter
with the Virginia last spring.
On Thursday week the enrolment of the citizens
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth commenced. prepare.
tory to the drafs Of the Lincoln Government; but
Gen. visle. the Military Governof distrusting the
citizens, had visited Washington and secured dis
eonsnuane. Of the enrolment. Gen. v. publicly
declares that he does not recognize any one a. .
gentleman who has voluntarily taken the oath.
Business was completely prostrate no one being
allowed TO engage In any pursuit who has not taken
the cath There was 9 rumor on Wednesday and
ThuIsday that the enemy were preparing to evacu.
Ste Norfolk. An order bad BEEN issusd to the sut.
isrs not 10 increase their stock Of goodA
Very few persons have taken the oath, and near.
" IL Of these were dssertsrs from our army. The
sss body Of the citizens remain loyal and true to
u 6onth
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LATEST FROM THE North.

We have interesting news from the latest North.
sn pAperS In Baltimore there is much excitement
u visw Of tie successes Of the Confederate arms.
seven psrsons had been committed To prison for
assson," one Of them being charged with drinking
@s health Of stonewall Jackson, and another, .
'smSs. for cheering for JET. Davis About Eve
regiments day are passing through to Washing.
'oo. Among those who went through Friday were
We 18th Maine, Of which viee-Pres,dent Hsmlin's
Boo IL Major. and the aoth Massachusetts Tho
sAsst was NOT nstfo.med The famous New York
." regiment had broken mp camp on Federal Hil
ma sons home TO New York The draft In Penn
'!ivan's and Maryland has bsso postponed until
Ss LTD Inst Great war msstingS' were held In
AsW York and Boston on the 9th. At the former
@s enh New York regiment were present. headed
" zen Corcoran ihsy had bssn ssnt from Wash
AAs'oa 70 create . sensstion. In Bostop speeches
"ss made By Edward Everett, Robl C. Winthrop,
.'' otass "patriotA" The frigate "Nsw Irooaidss'
@rivsd st Fortress Monroe. ExGov. Hieka
A.'3iand. has joined company - . private q
s1of'oss Dorchester county, "a. D. A. Ma-
.V' o. the DubsQns HERALD, who IVES arrested
usason. was the Democratic candidass soe Con-
s IN The "a Lows distsict. The nassasrss BY
'ans =. 10 the West SIN eontinss. Ths D. Panl
V-aA) Prsss. Of the SltA nit. says:
- csssfui consiAsration 70 far fosess ths convie-
~ \. !! massnes ~ white man q the bottem q
az, osessers. 1oe wssks Dast whlte -.
Isssas. sseaots tstbss Ike ~ Ysnktaaias Asl
~ ~ - nevinG = eeoeegt WITH ~ o1oax,
- Ss. .s iesQe lseee ateoekDA 1sgsl1e4 astflY
Hsss1.ss!x xen 1ldgslH wAtsA = = ataaek wttnost
sIUoSeAoefaR - Snssslna 80 kaun eDnee1
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TELE(iRAPHlC NEWS,

The Repersed Defeat se Pope and Danks..A
Confederate Victory In Tennessee.
MOBILE. September IA special dispateA to ths
Advertiser and ReSiaer, dated Turalo, ssptsmhsr
lse, says
Our scouts from Iuka. yesterday, (Rosscranss
headquarters report that intelligence had been r.
ceived by telegraph that Pope and Banks he'd net
with terrible defeat, losins 20 900 prisoner. Ths
commanding denerai places every confidence In
the report coupled a. Il u, With othsr statsmsats
regarding Federal movements which hs known to
be true. The same scouts repcr, the destruction
of an important railroad bridge in Virginia.
Gen. Armstrong; official dispatch. daisd nix
msies south Of Bolivar, Tenn, states that - a.
tackled tho enemy in front Of Bolivar On ~ 3Oth
ult, run ming them into the town. taking Aeyeaty-
one prisoners including four cemmissions6 a leszs
West Tennessee II now nearly clear Of invnAR4