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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff and Master COm'r Sale,
James Pi lars


Joseph konZ AMI wife.
By virtue OF an order m1dc by the Court o
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, OF
the 9Th day of Nov, A. ID. 1860 in the nbcv,
entitled cause and to me directed, will ifsi
for sale at public yendue at the door Of tn,
Court House, in the city Of Tiffin, in ssid
county, on
THE 18th DAY OF DrcEMBrR, A. ID. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock =. NJ, of said day the following de|
sciibcd Lands and tenemcnts. to wit;
ln- ot number forty five t45) In the tow
OF Adrian, Seneca county. Ohio.
LEVI WEIR1CK,
Sheriff.
Nov. l4h, 1869. $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
The result Of the Congressional cleo
ton, SO far as heard from, is as follows !:
Administration. Dem.

The States not included in the shove
table are Maine, represented now by 6
Republicans New Hampshire, by 3
Republicans /; Vermont by 3 Republi-
cans Connecticut. by Republicans
and Democrats California by Re-
puplicans Oregon, by Democrat /,
Maryland by Union and 1 Democrat I;
Kentucky, by Union Western vir-
giniu, by 2 Union. The majority in the
House either wav will bo very small.
1t is pretty certain that the Admins
trntion will have a Majority in the next
House.
The Democrats,i it is thought,will not be
able to elect a United States Senator
from New York. In other statcs in
which Senators are to be chossn this
winter, the complexion of the Legislu-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Lotd Lyons has arrive,l Ia ,l,i. co

Lord Lyons has arrived in this conn
Try. From our Washington Dispatches
1t will be seen that there is no proba-
bilisy Of nty immediate change in the
policy sf tho Botish Government with
reference TO the affairs Of the United
States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

= or A Washington dispatch says tha,
General Garfield has been ordered TO a
sommsnd under General Hunter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Steam. Poscer For Rent.
nc Republic,

now rceivins choice lot Of White and Brown su
gars, Green and Black Teas, Coffee Nc.
]. \. GREGORY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

turo IL as iOllOWB
Republican Democrat.
Iowa, Delewure,
Maine, Indiana,
Massachusetts, Illinois,
Michigan, New Jersy,
Minnesota, Pennsylvania.
Ohio,
Wisconsin.
In Missouri the Emancipation are re-
ported to have majority in tho Legis-
lature, and if so, Senator representing
that party will be chosen. Virginia has
only one Senator-Carlisle. There
will probably be no election this winter,
the new State not having been admitted
into the Union.
OF A short time before he was su-
perceded, General Buell. issued u writ.
ten order to u colonel to return to slu-
very a negro who had by timely informa-
tion preserved the regiment which that
officer commanded, from distinctions
The Federal colonel wrote on the back
Of the order, " Go TO h--l' and returned
it to Buell. He was not court-martallsd
for his disrespecttul language, nor was
the slave given up.--N. Y. Evening
Post.
0rA Cleveland paper hopes that
somebody will be hung for the surrender
oil Hsrper's Ferry-hopes that the ''rc-
sponsibility will be fastened somewhere
besides upon the fortunes of war" But
il the responsibility can be fastened no.
where but ON the fortunes of war, we say
hang the fortunes OF war.-Louisu,lie
Journal.
DRAFTED MEN IR CAMP MASsFJELD.-
The total number Of drafted men in this
camp is given as 1862. The total num-
Der discharged for various reasons, prin-
cipally by the Surgeon, was 760. OF the
rem oinder, 9s6 procured substitutes
threc-fourths of the remainder enlisted
which leaves 2,l55 in camp.
THE PRESIDENT TAx-PAYER.-Pres.
ident Lincoln, although specially exemp.
ted by law from having his salary taxed
under the revenue act, has ordered the
same deduction to be made as if tax
were imposed. By this voluntary act the
President pays tax Of 81 ,22o per year
out of his salary,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
MIL.I.INHRY
AND
MANTAU MAKER.
R. W. SHiWHlN'S STORE,


a hdready made BOnnets, Caps, nress Trimni .
Battohs, Belts, ,Ae, Se., which will be sold at en-.
hsmeiy low prices, for cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18
IrSco1.SInu III 2na Valley

clergyman who LEI; ChNlssiown. Jefferson
county, Oh Saturday week gives sad account Of
tie ouuages perpetra.edb BY the unpfineiplsd enemy
in TIA, locality. lie says that privileges al
lowed TO anybody but free negroes The while
citizens not psrIntted to leave tAe town Eor
viii they allow any provisions 10 De brought 20
em declaring their intention 10 starve the rel els
i1Io Submission No respect is paid to female deli
sacy, and fendish officer asked tue wife of the
gelflemsn referred 10 how many grown daughters
.iir had and when ask al the object OF his inquiry,
said promptly that he intended 30 appropriate
them 10 his soldiers g.
Oar loyal citizens are represented to be standing
up Inaniuy against the efforts of the Lincoln hire
iugs 10 force them to take the oath Of allegiance.
But three or four, whom they had taken to Fort
Medenry had yielded. amongst them Ed. ii. Ais
qgith late collector of the Confederate war tax in
Jefferson. and original Secsssioniss was threat
eled with Imprisonment at Toriugas if be refused.
Under fear that he would die IL sent there he took
tie oath, and ID now living quietly a, his home
deeply mortified L. his degradation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18
SMALL, BUSISESS

Capt. Charles e. Stewart, Of the 2i Virginia reg
neni. hss sent TO this Office several specimens Of
counterfeit small notes. which We're found In bun
die thrown away by one Of the Yankee prisoners,
csptured at the battle Of Cedar Run. One Of these
j. twenty five cent note of the corporation Of Rich
mont, exceedingly we'll executed and calculated to
deceive Another, is a dollar note, corporation
oi Richmond, first issue, dated April l9 1851. This
note bears only slieb. resemblance 10 the genuine
aud may be easily detected. The third Is twenty
five cent note Of the county of Camden North Car.
ona- Not having one of the original notes before
We cannot say whether the counterfeit. is likely
20 impose upon fhe public. The fourth il fifty
cent note on the Mechanics Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION, % Savannah Gs- This counterfeit is
ssii by those who have seen the original note, 10
be veil executed and diff cult OF detection. The
che before Us esrtfes that - Ross" has deposited
i.ny eepis With ihe Assoc ia,oa, and is numbered
i51-Douglas. eng Z. O. No other people than The
Yankees would resort 10 tie conisInplibie business
ni coua,erfeiting these notes. and they only add
another to the many evidences we already have of
Ias unpEue;plei foe with whom we ale Contend
ilg
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CAPTURED GOODS.

We have been asked 10 direct attention TO the
manner In which goods captured from the enemy
afe disposed Of In some instances. A correspond
ent cites one which came under his own obserya
ton, and doubtless others of similar character
ase Il anspiriag among Government agents. After
T. lot Of captured goods had been advertised, and
the community at this scarce time wrought TO the
highest pitch to obtain supplies individuals were
permitted To 60 through the goods and select such
- they desired. much below what would have been
obtained IL the same goods had been offered at
public auction. The single article Of copperas,
Which in stores, where it is TO be had at all.
10 worth from Is TO IS per pound, was obtained d
by these individuals in the ali to- at tie
low price of 70 cents per pound. Now, this Is not
right, and Is robbing the Government TO put money
in the hands Of private parties. who perhaps ha, .
10 higher interest In the war than to make money
by lfs continuance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18
Ths Battle at Cedar Creek--Xankee Tosses..
Artillery Duel--Dash at Front Royal. &c.
lcoeRr spoSprscr or ,Hr RICHMOND pIsrArcH
sTAuN1oy. August IL, 1862.

STAusioS, August u, 1867.
truce. askiue permission to bury their daaa who
fa,, nj the battle Of Cedar Creek. The rennest was
erantsd. and shortly after lhs battle field. nov be
Come ueutral ground waa the scene Of several In
tarxis,.s between our efieers and the Yankee com.
,oand.r In these conversations the Y Yankees said
tbs, General Anrusr was mortally wounded In the
hrssst. and that Gen. Oeary was shot in the arm.
They admitted loss OF 400 killed includiua MANY
ns3icsrs and oss of their suraeona iacaationsiy
sta.s.i that .l5O wounded ware under treatment
Ma,or.f General Rank 4 was unspYrtnoiy denonncei
nv them for his wsnt Of gsneralstip. A sta,ement
was MADE 10 the effect thas there wero two diyi.
sIons in the sht-Anguers and Bankss ., tho latter
4. .{arar hAta I'M c1u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18
UNION MEN IN NORFOLK.

We have been furnished q list Of the most prOmi
nent Of those who have openly espOusod the Fede-
tsi cause in Norfolk. The three doctors given In
this list are said to be miserable quacks of no repr
'auon or social standing, but are among the most
bitter Of the whole party, and regular spies and at
iendAnts On all occasions at Federal headquarters.
TIE following ID the list
W. Harrison. p Whitehurst, Charles White
hurst Son, Simon Stone. Joseph Bunkiey, DR.
Todd, DR. Dow, DR. Sykes, John H Dorum. Calvin
baiL - Williams. - Bateman, John Belote, d
Malone, -- Bradshaw, John Campbell. and 49,
GTr1u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18
A DARING PEAT.

On ,se evening OF the 9th inst, Ard after the
,s,,e was over snr that day, four members af the
s,ta Va r.ssmen. which bad participated in the
,,,,sss of the ashs took II Into their hsads 10 have
u.ts privs;e sseeanoissaaee Into the Yankee
Inc, on their own account. Their names are Hos.
MA, Stewart Patton. Of Go. D; Color bearer Pow
Ill Of Ca q Lieu,. Edgar Of Co. &, and Sergeant
DAVIS ef Co T. The snemy had been drives three
nile. s,ti the 9Th regiment was resting scr the
n;ca in tbs nase line Of the battle field mex, TO
tae,r sesr column After travelling cautiously for
several hundred yards withoa, interruption, these
f,.r ssasag Confederate soldiers having only ,ue
n,askeis ia their possession, passed inlo the Fedora.
lines shortly assrw ards they heard low ;alkur
la some thick uaderbrush. sni Immediately de-
xasuded Who's fherei" "Unon rIekets, was
,ha auiek reloinder. Advance, Union plcke,s
,arew down your arms. and surrender or we will
a'e into You. ter you are our prisoners" al once
exclaimed Patton who are you--a1la how many
"t youf' asked the "unlon pcke,s," with esi
don't alarm. "Yoa will soan find cut" ssii
Powell wheel into lne--coek your guns, and
he prepared to IRE at the wor,i--steady boys,
sisadyt' Hold onIe fairly sbrieked the Onion
packets, I'VE are couing-doa't Ere, f,,r Qod's
sake Come ON then, q. once, Tor we have 10
,ms 10 waste here Ia Idle talk" broke in Edgar
snd Davis, stimuli aneousiy
immediately afterwards, one by one, they came
forward, throwing their muskets side q. ma, &c, sf
iae feet of Powell, who received them with dig
nifty but COW ulsive laughter concealed One who
seemed 10 be an officer stepped Up 20 Patton and
presented brsce of 6ne pistols ana ten dollar
United Sta:ss note as tr!be 10 let him escape.
NO, ro," said Patton. "you .nsy keep your no.
uey but we will take both you and your pistols
into oar custody
When the last Of the ''Cuion pickets'' had come
forward and found such Disparity in tie numbers
of eap,ors and esptlves, fer ,ronen, hs seemed
10 hesitate whether to yield not Instantly the
click OF rwo musket cocks was heard and two
muzzies pointing directly the doubling and wavtr.
lug captive. II is needless 10 sda that Lo cue depo
s.ted bis arms on the heap quicker than he. In .
few moments thereafter these four intrepid Con.
iedeIste rebels" marched into the camp of the
9Th lA.r.so, captured Union pickeis" aud handed
them over 10 be sent 10 the rear.
This incident is vouehed for by a reliable officer
who was present sben ,he cap.ives were brought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

GRANADA. Aug. l5.--LOsans command shsut
5000 strong. has fallen hack tn Hasehge rsv>s. on
the other side Of Bolivar, Tenn
Three thousand Yankees have bssn ssut ifo~
Brownsville 10 Fort Pillow.
One hundred Yankees occupy HlckmAa "a l,RO
are at Columbus, Ky.
Their command at Memphis has csPtainly beeo
weakened by rsndIag rsnforesmsuts NJ ~ visss.
probably for Buell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18
MORGAN AGAIN TRlUNrHAN1.
CAPTURE OF THREE HUNDRED pRSenN
ERS

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. l7th.-Aors.n tssnsa
mp at oailatin Tennsssss. twenty miller tssa
Nashville, Last Tuesday. He eaptared Ne paasp
and three hundred prisoners, blew up ~ nm
road tunnel, destroyed three trains, and q n.
menss amount Of oommlaary stoeeA ns sent n
dispatch to Major Smith. At Nashville, sayine thse
he would call on him shortly, - b Aad nst -
him since Smith got beat for ol1es h ths CouS.de
rate army. Morgan camped nsat niGAs q Hsssa-
vile
ny an arrival from Nashville, appsass eAaa
Nell Brown. claims to bs trua 10 The eoasA. "a
wnnfs TO he put right on the record
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ELEsRAPHI0 NRWA.



MosHy. Aug liza spseid Mnoe1A 1. "a
TSfSsse. dated 0rssAda, Aseuss NJ. -, -
ern dAtss of tAs llth aad I'M AAvv >see spov6e
tasy sAy their Sbres nthsl mn - 1ja
wnen ovsspcwsNd by aanh<n; Sbso 1nnn6vy
hospital. - -
Gen. ass,y's brigade, 2Ooo ssssne - 1eue i.
charging Confederate battesy. n - Qo1e -
nearly aanihiat.d The "a w.. a,ru.,ua,sa.e
from the battle aeld.
1a' reception Of the nsws b New YAk san0a
S'sess ,s, 70 60 down and sold 70 @ -
1ns cn'caso zSissas says shsa Jsehsaa s,tans
y on'sensfaled aud dsfsassd PopA
Inc Aemphs eorrsspondsaa of Ne cA,es,. ~.
oH"e nas been arrestsd Tor disisyalsy.
number Of dsssfters from sAssmaa,a s.-r :.
livea Asre ths evening and rspors ~ epsee -.
satisfAction exists in that army.
"sn. Curtis d reportsd 70 have IsaldeA : -.
p'."'n OF his army on this asds Of ths ssyse So
speciai Dispatch to the Adeesfar saI Rnv1r
dated Knoxville, Ausust l6, aayY tAae insbssaf,ae
non Cumberland Gap states THAI IL Ya.ka, -.
gan vas retreatlns With his fseps, l>avina cav -
Tory Tsnnessss rssinsss tAsrs. zss 81
Gen. hecock's body arrived . Loshvils . a.
7'h Many gnsrrillas hsvs bssn buns - Nsf,seAs.
forces, and many houses burnt md ~ ee,narv
isld waste around Salem, wAsrs Gen. MsCbsa -
killed
JACKSON, Aug. l6.-Advicss ffom Msuphh sanss
'na' on the authority Of osdss from wsehmeasa.
Gen. Grsns has Issued IN order stasass thaA evssv
possible facility wil be Afforded for ssaius es4sse
to market
IL reported that Gen. Aleor has bssn sls>a =
hostage for the traitor Powell TAs easmy sss-
'fnas their courss Of devastation wAsrsvse ssop.
poftnnity offers.
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MeoLELLAN At FREDERICKSBURG.

Dur lates, adyces leave no darbt Of the fact that
'hs young Napoleon Of the Federal army has again
changed his base" and 10 now prepared with hIs
grand army to cooperate with tho forces OF Pope
along the lice Of the RAppahannoek. The reports
'has have tesn industriousy circulated that he was
e'acuAiins the Peninsula are at length CONFIRMED.
eaa there seems TO be no longer any doub: that he
Lac swung round to Fredericksburg to sct in con
)ahcfon with the Federal forces In that locality for
'as dsfsnes of Washington. intelligence froin
ffsderbeksbnrg states that he arrived there on FRI
aNy whether to assume command Of the enemy's
i'fees. Or to play second 10 his rival Pope Il not
Known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Iaieces .sbo1t-A number Of the Richmond
merchants kave been extensively vietimizsd lately
by practiced thieves narration nj The ,ncS,..
operandi OF these clever operators may put others
on tneir guard against future incursions by ths
same class. They hunt in couples aud hardly ever
enter store that does not cont sin an iron safe On
inquring for an article the pronristor Main, short
handed will step back to show It, One OF the
thieves retires with him. the other operates on the
safe drawer and generally with success One
merchant OF this city by this mode lately lost g. 500
another eooO, and another $3.50 In the lastepamed
Instance the drawer OF the safe was open and
gentleman sat In front reading paper. bu, moi
looking up he did not sss the grab made. when
.ae owner discovered his bank notes gone the
thleves Wsre ont Of si9ht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Poisee CoaTt-On Saturday, Joanna Driseor.
charged with asssuliing Catharins Sweeny, was
required to give security for her good behavior.
ma ~. ". Foncet' and Albert Whtlock, were fined for
huekstering In the Second dMarket-Heprtetta sIava
OF Mra Mary Sewell. charged with stealing S.s9,
was committed for trial before the Hastings Cour
j., j., W. hedan, charged with stealing $OO from Ira
W W Rouse. Was sent before the Provost Marshal
Both complainant and defendant belong to ths NJ.
'ny. Joseph slave Of Jno T. 81 ansrd. and Charles.
slave OF Dr. Rosne, were commit ed as runaways.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Last Of the Mo1icaas The Petersburg train Ar.
riyins Saturday night brought largely over pyO
Yankee prisoners being the lsst of those far some
months past confined at Salisbury. n G. Ineluded
Ia tue above were five commissioned officers. Mai
Goodwin, who went from Richmond TO take charge
OF the prison, like his predecessor Nal, Gibbs has
raised splendid regiment of true hearted North
Carclnians who nearly ready for The ae,i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Asrfra! oJ Marytandva-One hundred natives of
maryland arrived here yesterday, drec. from Bal.
,,msre proceeding from that city to the Patnxant
river, they encountered the eteamer planter Ivtpw
at her wharf. and soon mastered fhs parties ia
charge o. her. rased steam and set off scross ths
rotomac IN tho direction Of the Virginia shore. -
harked and fred her, and set out lor Richmond
reaching here without Interruption These refc
gees report large number OF others on the way
here 1t In probable that the ulost OF them will en-
ter the army ~ o''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

MOBILE, Aug. ia special despaach 70 sAs
ddee's's~ and Rf8sst0, dated Tupslo. l4th, ssys,
capt H'tidy reports officially thaa on ths I'd
'hs'-' IN command Of three companies Of CooSbasr.
ate scouts. he attacked the Yankee force nssr N.
eaIur' chasing them into the town aad saptnsisa
III prsvstes and ons ofaosr. bssidss knlias saa
wounding = considerable uomber. The Confsdsraes
loss was Que killed and three woundAd. n.
brought off fhy-slx stand Of arms.
on the succeeding day hs chased . seeming paesy
Of Yanksss burned ths trsstls work Of shs ralroad
and cut the telegraph wires.
he enemy are forifying ssaiuss cavalry q avs
PoAitioEs between Tuscumbia and Deestm. n.
can be driven out by artillery.
- -scha aGas&.s>
.~s.sAs.v-.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Hustiass CearL--This tribunal adjourned for the
term on Saturday. Prior thereto several mIfde.
,aeanOr cases on The docket were called, bat the
witnesses no. being ready they wcre continued.
The eof Henry Mc0inness, charged with rob
bing soldier of $27 ON the highway BROAD street,
near the corner Of 17th) few nights ago, came np
witnesses not being ready, the defendant was
committed for examination at the regular term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

4 anmSer Of soldiers. including the following,
have been arrested by Cspt Msecubbin. of the
Provost Guard, aud put In Castle 0odwin foe
forging their Captains nsmes to pay rolls and
drawing money and clothing from the Government,
viz John Walsh, Peter Robinson. II. Roberts. Joo
Murphy. Michael vahey, Geo: UpsLnr and John
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

JACKSON. Ans la--Ths Conf sdasaAs psisoAans
confined In Western prissas srs daily anivlA0 q
vIcksbnrs. Gen. van-Dorn orlses I'll pgiBpnesD =
his Department TO report at Jaeksoa SsetAwsaA.
The correspondent Of the Aisstasilptss seyD -
~ Baton Rouge three hundssd ssgsoss Wses -
toned In trout Of the Yankee lines. ~ 60 hanp
tired and ifty Of them were klllsA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

To Be Erdenatsd.-Casile Goodwin will be eyacu.
ated by its inmates today. They are to be re.
moved to Greaners factory, capacious h use To-
Gated ON Cary between 18th and 10Th streets which
has been fitted up for their reception The Office
Of Assistant Marshal for the Eastern District, will
BIZ I'm The same building
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Arrests BY tie Military Policx,---Tha Provost
Marshal guard have arrested Capt A. Covinston
on the charge preferred by . soldier of selling Il.
quor at the Georgia House, at 50 cents per drink.
and deserting from his company In face OF the enc
my, and John Larmus for acting a. a substitute
agent and enticng soldiers to desert the purpose
VI selling themselves ~ substitutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

FAQAA.
JACKSON August lA--It d rsPossed thas ~
Yankees are about evacuating Baton Rouee. On.
tain Sagh4 last week captured IN The coass sAsss
sehooners loaded with sugar, for New OsisaA-
The Yankee crews were carried to Camp NeoeN
The town Of Donaldsonvills, La, ho bean ..
siroysd by the Yankees Planters ere balng e..
rested for sympatfiaing with ths rsbsla anA srs
held ss hostages to repress the movsnsnss u ene.
rlas. The Yankees are plunderlns ssnssaily.-
They have two negro regimsass ln New Dviseaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Gaming S3atk-Ws learn from private sources
at information that whole batch OF Yankee play.
ssefofs 2rR u5sayIfnG
cast their lot with lis while C,Ir existence was a
matter OF donbt, thereby showing that they loved
the main chance more than principle they can
hardly expect very enthusiastic reception from
Southern audiences on their arrival, coming &C.
tnated by the motives they do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Is dors Hosle -~The Confk deTate Guvesuniest has
peFfsrnesi rs part Of the agreement contaipsd Ia
tne Cartel for the exchanged Yankee oticers pris
oners of war In our hands. The last OF that class
oi persons held by Us were started yesterday morn
ing, between and Q clock, for Vsrina the pIace
OF exchange. In charge Of Lieut.. Thos r. Turner
no coil.s consisted Of one hundred and sixty Of
hcsrs, many Of whom have been In confinement
over year. having been captured in some Of the
earliest battles Of this war. Among ths number
"ers Sir Percy Wyndham. Colonel ist New jersey
cavalry; Lieut. Col. Nef lst Kentucky regImens;
Lieut.. J. f. Kent, U. s. A; Col Murphv. ON New
YORK; Lieut. Thomas uamblin, seth New York.
capt jenkins, Bartlstts Naval Brigade; Major
Potter, New York volunteers, &c, 80 The pris.
onefs were In high gee at starting. They went OF
fu carriages having raised a poney snrss Ia nra.
vent the fatigue OF walking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

Ctse Cdses--Ths police only made two arrests
yesterday, viz Albert, slave Of II. B. Tyler, for
having In his possession two pair Of shoes, sup
posed 10 be stolen. and Daniel Serogsins. for m
assault on W. J. HILL The city was remarkably
quiet. and nothing doing In police circles that
would require special comment.