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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-15

"ssry Governor" Of Williams
L. a, burg.
s, s,r es from the following COPY Of q
Va, o,. mn 70 lady left ct Williamsburg,
spoIu,.a n,ssdisr. General Grover has been
spi,sI =, Military Governor" Of the ancient
's or mILirAsY 0ovsasna 2
Or WiLLIAnsSUHG, Va,
ali sa.,.. May l0tA, leS9.
a. tfss d ~ VIZ pas Mrs Q. D. Peck bsyoad
s,a' Viii . sas olfectlea Of YoYtsow NoxHoe.
""sItpoY. iss.owed pAsssge GA hoard OF any
W f0t,ress NM any lending In THIS vicinity
~; 4xovss, Rsis. Qip ~.
"n'y Gov. OF WtluamsbIYx.
!s'ar. ss.,,, ss,evsassssr.-rhs sogus Lsgts.
A'lsr,. Tas u whssling, Va, on The SIN
kla, /. AIM. message Of "Governor'' Pier.
ss." ou... s' entirely devoted 70 tho "nev
"p..aus,n' .Ia takes srosnd IN favor Of
"'' Of he o'd Don.sioa - ''''''
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A UNIsf, 'RATORs SALE Or VALUABLE
~ Personal PROPERTY AT AUCTION AT
HIGH MEADOW" FARm u MINIS EAST OF
kICHaosD. On THY oIoNr Nun kOAD.-As A6-
ministr. tor Of Josiah Dabbs, cec'd. shall expose
to szis at public auction. on the premises, Nigh
Meadow Farm Ga TUESDAY, the 20th day OF
May. 1864. commencing At 10 O'clock A. n tee en-
:,re PaRISHABLE PROPHECY Gu the fam
cooss.in+ # the following viz $ Mules and
Horses, "A heso Cs.t'e Of the best kind the rrock
of Hogs, crop Il Corn, Fodder &C.. fA'mins
Ute, ats of every d. script IN, oxcslent O.Iisse
and Hafrss l Top ugsy, With dotfb,e spd single
harness. 1hsesh!i Ma>h;rs, (very supsrior,)
nearly new aud 10 gooe osder. tose ns- win the
entire Household and K,tensa Fuvn,ure. OF a Gel.
len, quekty, ar cor sisrpa O. the usual kinda
Previous 10 tn sale Of the personal estate, the
F.s RA called High MsEdow. il n.iles Eat Of
tue tv, cont :au about 200 acI g. OF highly an
pr,ved land VII q q dwelling and Ao,pis
bnildicgs, viii be rent.d 70 b. III hes. bidder.
tERss.-for ,Ie person al estate, for sGns OF
S. ana ooder, Cash ovsr that am ,unt mouths
ctsdi.. TO- approved eEdoraed. neg stso.e rsrer,
with interest added.
GEO. d rLEsSBNrB, Sheriff Of
H, n,iso County and Adnr Josiah Z sbbs, Deed
my l2-td3~
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Don't forget Mailerts Old stand-No. IL
NJ A X b l. 4 W u X K 5.

JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, yTH 6TR1DT,
RICHMOND, Va.
NON UIdENTS, TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES,
uAHTLES. FONTS, 10.
81 First Premiums awarded By me Vir.
kip,a Agricultural Society and MechAnics'
institute.
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Az AN iED.--
w Two SUBSTITUTES
Are willing II 60 into service
for re sonabis amour
Addrss= j. p " Cis3Atch Office.
my Is -l,*
W.NrAD-
w By an indu' trious young gsrl,
tftuati,u as Oh aMRERXAi1
or CoOk WASHER s1d IRukEn, il some fam
lily address, z, at his ofic..
my 15-3ts
Z ANTEU-A While
w G e L
8sGintng. room servant
Apply TO
my l6-at% r. ADAM. III Nntns..
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NEY HEALTH for the last three or four
wi years has been SO fee bic a. to Gisabls me
entirely for business, and having to spend the
GUNNER In travel, with the hope Of regaining
It, have this day associated with me in tho
manufacturing and dealing 10 TOBAUOO Mr.
THOMAS u. WILLIAMS. and ths business here
after will be Col due. ed b ,lh In Richmond and
UanyiIle. under the style of THUS. o. WILL
AIAMS 4 90
JAMES THOMAS, il.
Our oflce in Richmond ia AZ the corner OF
Main and 10Th streets Our correspond snls
will address US at Dinviile for the present,
whore We have our factory
nv lS-6t TO. WILLIAMS T. 90
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T AND FOR SALE, 100 ores Of me
/ LAND In the Coonty OF Amelia, near the
DAnvills Rnilroad. 600 acres In clear Cd land;
700 acres In wood, 400 Of original growth. a.
Apply to N, F. WILSON,
my 16-6.& Az The Amelia Springs.
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AND Fob SALH.
offer for sale flve hundred acres Of L AND,
In the county Of Prince Edward, on the
waters OF Bush river, six miles from Meher-
ria EepOt, on the Richmond ard Danyiiie
Koilroad. and six miles from Prince dward
q. II. The land 10 of excellent quality More
than One-th;rd Of the tract 10 IL timber o.
original gro tn and pines; ana eighty or one
HUNDRED scres OF rich low erOuaus. The In
provements are ordinary. consisting Of Over
seer's hOuse, four Negro Quarters, nd Barns
81 mcientto house twenty hogs0eads of to-
Deco, Corn Orb, &c. For terms, 4 c apply
TO r. Is SUBLETT,
Commission Merchant,
Shockoe Slip, Richmond.
my S-eod5.t
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NPENiNG TINS morn,a great oa-g ~, at
No. Al Main at 1000 handsome WOODEN
Hoods for ladies, misses and children; 500 pa3rs
splsDdid buck and cloth aauDtiats for ladico; %
pairs large Bed Blankets. 70 be cold OF very cheap;
200 Cambria Bands, TO bs run OF at = Cd esoh;
200 pair finest quality bsa'k Cashmere Hoe. 70 b
sun off for Soc, worth 81 IS; 500 yards cheap
Dress Goods, all bought at auction 700 pair chill.
drsns Stockings all styles; n, COO yards blssehed
Cotton; 10 0G0 yards splendid Dress Trimmings o1
the latest styles, At half price and less Gall and
get the bargains sihcr Wholesale " retail, AZ
EZEKIEL'S II Main It.
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M ANTED- To HIRE, iOI the BE- lance q.
w the present, and for the year 1853, IRON
100 to 100 abls.hodied
NEGRO MEN
Il WCsk at our Blast Eurnaoss
In uotstourt county
ga, -. also, Furnace MANAGERS and
CQf.g-tL,+,S.
-, @~-euAwts J. Il ANDERSON q 90.
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TTENIIUN, FIELD UFFICERS.
The subs ribsr 10 prepared to furnish i'm
meoiately MILITARY SADDLES OF tine
MeOisllen and Jenifer patterns. OF black
aud fsir Leather, and Brides, MARTIN
GALES, &C Also, q lsrge lot Il Git ssns'
SADDLES, &C taciaoipE English Brldle
Lsathers, (iound and fat;) WHIP ana OIL
Lars, Ut all kinds Also, BOOTS aud
6HUES, of home man ufactars.
ID. y. PHILLIPS,
HiIlsborO,' N. u. my 10 St.
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Crockery and Glassware, &c.
THKAa-Cash.
THOS. ". KEFSEE.
my1i Auc.toneer.
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fkY A ~ T h D.
" MACRINISTS AID
BLAOKSMl1 rs,
For which the
highest prices will Ls raid
ap S-dA Nts J. 3. ANDERSON 4 90.
w ANrEn-Eo
wv xs~5s PU RICH A S +
From hfty TO ne hundvsd
Young ltULES.
apS-dAwS j. 4. ANDERSON co.
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" NAIL KE0 HOOPS
wish to contract for g large Quantityo.
aoops, already shaved, for naii kegs. Persons
In the country who have hirch growth in con.
sidera BILE quantity will fnd 1t to their in ter
est TO apply at my Office, on Pearl street. south
Of Gary, who're they can sea samples OF .hs
hoops want ted.
VIM. s. TRlPLETT, P.sa't
Old Dom in;0o Iron ard
ap S-dACWlE Nall Works tom oarY
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" IMMEDIATELY
NURSE,
either white or colored, to attend an irfanl.
For one that car ccms we'll recommended,
liberal wages will bs given. None otheYs
n ed spply. Address 80. W. Dispstch Of.
dee, nv ls-ts
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
10 jamestown KINGS MILL, GROVE,
STONE-H USE, AND ROCK
u IIf-

S1CNE-b USE, Art - hOCA
v HALVES.
The steamer CUR cIS PECK. Capt. J. II. fRI1'
NAN, will on and a ssr Wednesday morning nsxt
the 30th instant les' the wharf Ut Rockets, reg.
uisrly every Ionoay, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, at s. O'Clock precisely, tor the ssovs
surn each alternate day--Tussday, Thursday. and
Saturday merninss-isavins Rock Wh.rf ct ~
same hour, u o'clock, and touch at q! the fs0ulR
landings going and returning.
- Passage and freight a. usual.
oc % r o. HAHXIN6S
~ UUD NEWS FOR The AFFLICTED
U CONSUMPTION NO LONGER TO
BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs PRhPAkA.
TION OF THE OIL OF TAR.-This prspars-
ton pJsse,sos all he proper rites Of tee tar for
healing the iuDes 1t hss been used wlta great
succyss as sn ext mai application in cases Of
aheunai,,rn, heu sisia, dout. &c Fo. Sorea q
suy siad 1t Is highly recommended o. ali who
have used IT, Oct u bo.tis aud Iy It. Orders
from aii parts o. the jonssderscy promptly AZ
tended to by enclos,Lx 81 for the Tar end The sx-
press charges from Richmond TO the place Intend
e1 for The Medicine to 0e sent to. Address
J. 4. DUVAJ., Druggist, &c,
nah /. RioAuond Va.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-11
DIED

In Castleton, Sept, Sd, Mary d. Wright aged 81
In Vergennes Sept. 2, 1862, Mrs, Eliza Ryan, agep
% ears
In Fifth street hospital, St Louis, Mo- on tn 18th
day OF July, 1862, Darwin B. White, company III
Capt. Sax ton, 18th Reg. Wis Vols. aged 10 years.
Mr.. White was formerly citizen nj Mt Holly, VT.
He leaves wife and five children to mourn his loss
In Greenbusb, n. Y, on the 9Th inst, Alice NJ,
daughter of +. B. Parmele, NJ. d, aged 10 years.
In Peultney, Aug, :, of Scarlet Fever, Theodore
S., son of Lyman and Caroline Il Barber, aged
years.
In itng, Sept, Sd, Of Typhus Fever, Orderly
Sergeant Linus Needham, sged % years and 10
months
onng Needham responded TO the first call for
troops, and enlisted in fine Brandou Company for
three months The past summer he has acted
cruitng officer for the eventh r. gimeut. Subss-
quenty feeling it bis duty to make one of the last
ak hundred thousand, he enlisted in the comp any
forming at Middl, bury or Tue months, and was ap-
pointed Orderly Sergeant Butthe Master had need
Of him. and after week illness took him Him
self The robus' frame an strong constitution gave
way under the fierce fever fires, and Linus is no
more, A Young man Of uncommon promise thus
cut down in his early manhood, all feel his loss
keenly and deeply Dc sympathize with his pa
rents, who mourn their eldest son, and the sixth
with whom they have bsen caylei 10 part within five
years Ii.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

ph' Ch EESEhAN'S fiLLS,-Ihe oombin alton
OF ingredients in these Pills the result oF
anu 1Aenslve practice They arS mia In their 90.
ration, and certain in correcting all irregula rites
ram tul Menstrultions, removing all ob,iructions
whether iron cold or otherwise, heada she. pain In
the side, palpitstion of he heart whites all nervous
affections, hysterics fatigue, pain in the back aud
limbs, &c disturbed sleep, which arise from in ter
ruption OF nature,
DR.. CHERSaAN's PILLs was the commencement of
new era in the Treatment of those irregula rites
ana distractions which have consigned 80 many to
aP,sp'aiHps gravs, No female enjoy good health
unless she Is regular, aut whenever an obstructo on
takes place the general health bel gins to decline.
Dr. CHsESMANs PILL re the NEST efiectual rem
edy ever known TOR all complaints peculiar to Fee
males TO all classes they inv alulble, 'irincing
cith certainty periodical regularity. They known
to thousands, Who have used them at life rent peri
DDS, through vt the co latry hayiag the aanctiOu
OF some OF the most sliasat Physicians ia America
EIpl,cu directions, SItiag loIsH they stoRi not be
used with each box-the Price One Doar per Bor con.
tanning from 80 10 60 Pills
Pills sent BY mai, PyomOHy, by emitting to the
Proprietor, sold by Drug lists generally,
X. HUGCuINGS Proprietor,
20 Cedar St, New York,
Pond & Morse +. Fenn. 8utlaud; D t. Wood,s
Bellows Falls c, J.. Case, Brandon. 2ldS w6m
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.,la sec him in Washington soon. But
"'"or,Ily. and with few exceptions, we were
ali treated while in their lines, They gave
w. nothing to ear, their prisoners nor our
ww,oOnicd, but am satisfied they had little or
nothing for themselves to eat,
Washington, of course, busy and fever
;.b with cxcitement-rumors fly thick on
oyory brecze-troops are constantly on the
u,oye and our streets show unnistakable
evidence of the presence ofan army. Brig
S;orss are rs thick as Corpor'lS, | see the
SIMILAR faces Of Senators Wilson and Lane
or Indiana, at the War Department. | met
vour own Senator there not long since
These times call for all the wisdom the nation
agords, and trust wherever, in the field, the
",bnet or the Senate, it has been recognized
and proved it may be retained. These ex-
perinents with new and untried men are, by
far, too costly
Respectfully yours, HIT.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NEW ORLEANS
GUERRILLA BAND ROUTED |!
Capture Of 1900 Oxen, Horses, three
Guerrillas sand other Cattle"
Heintzleman to Command Forces
South of Potomac.
Capture Of BaTnsboTough, Nd,
BY OUR CAVALRY.
THE REBELS AT NEW MARKET.
The Rebels fall Gack from
McClellan'S Front.
From New Orleans.
New York, Sept. II

New York, Sept. l 0.
New Orleans papers of the 1st, report that
an expedition under Col. Thomas along the
coast, routed band of guerrillae, captured
fifteen hundred oxen, horses, three guerrillas
" and other cattle" Three of our men were
wounded, and one guerrilla was killed.
According to a correspondent IN a Mobile
paper, writing frem Jackson, Miss, much
concern was felt there that the federals would
capture large wagon trains sent to Hindman.
Our cavalry went in pursuit of it on the
goth ult. Also, there was some excitement
amongst the rebels in expectation the rebel
ship-yard on the Nazoo River who'd be cap
tured, where several gunboats were nearly
completed,
The steamer Lurvielle was fired into by
guerrillas about 60 miles above New Orleans.
The guerrillas had captured two coasting
schooners.
An old soldier formerly under Andrew
Jackson, refused to give up his old musket,
and was sentenced to thirty days imprson-
ment, but Gen. Butler promptly RENTED the
sentence.
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GOV. LETCHER'S PROCLAMA.
TION.

Gov. Letcher has long been treasuring
m wrath against the loyalists of Western
Virginia, who have steadfastly refused to
snrport the southern case, They would
not volunteer; the CONSUMPTION act did
not reach them; and the rebels have had
so much upon their hands elsewhere that
thew could not afford force sufficient to
intimidato these UniOnists, occupying a
whole division of the State, and separated
from them moreover, by the lofty and
unbroken range of the Alleghanies. But
now. when it is so evident to the South
that its margin of hope extends beyond
few passing days, Gov. Letcher has arous-
ed himself for a last effort. 1t is just
month since he called out all the militia
between the ages of thirty-fve and forty
FIVE years; but the militia are not forth
coming. He therefore makes final APP
peal to this refractory people
1t is no new thing, under a military
dcspotsm, for people dwelling among the
mountains, and who are, therefore, from
their very position almost inaccessible, to
refuse subsection and withhold their quo
tas; and particularly is this likely to be
the case where the suhiection, as in the
present instance, is revolving to every Sem
timent of loyalty and justice. 1t remains
therefore to be seen whether the Cover
nor's appeal will be any more successful
than his previous calls.
1t is, however, something altogether
new in the annals OF despotism that an
unwilling people should he called upon
for military service under the plea of self
defence. The very hypocrisy of the pre-
tension betrays the weakness of the au-
tbority which is claimed, For, even now,
after our forces have been necessarily
withdrawn from all such positions as
might have given Western Virginia the
security of our arms, it 10 still impossible
for the rebels to spare either time or men
for the subjugation of that province.
The most important point to be noticed
in this proclamation is the evidence which
lit gives that in the force already raised by
the South is its only hope of success. 1t
is impossible for Governor Letcher to put
into the hands of Floyd even the small
force of ten thousand men. 1t may east
ly be gathered from this how great will
be the difficulty of the whole South COM
bired to put new army in the field, if
their present force shall be conquered
The certainty, therefore, that as soon
as we can destroy or dispense the
rebel forces in Virginia, this terrible
struggle will be brought to an end, should
invigorate all our movements and cut
short needless delays.
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mand ni inc ...nhulances was taken before
Gen. neath, who informed him that he could
not r,,ass the train, as he was not receiving
.iags of truce at present.
An appeal was then made to Gen. Kirby
Smith, who promptly allowed our ambu.
lances pass.
Our scouts report that the rebels arc NOV
ing in two division numbering 10000 men.
Early this morning large rebel cavalry
force attacked our pickets on Licking River,
driving them back mile, several of whom
were wounded.
Our whole force over the river was drawn
up in line of hattie at noon to-day. One of
our men was killed in the picket skirmish.
Maj, Gen. Pope with his staff arrived here
yesterday en- route to his department in the
North West.
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Il. IL. IL.


II people would exercise little caution combined
Nlth judgm Mt, there would be far less sickness
among us here ia disease either simple or ma.
2ghant, malarious or otherwise but gives due warn
OF its appr0achi and it, when these signs are ex-
yhbitef, RADW AVS READY RELIEF gS frs,Iy
Sgly repu sed, Ifseized with headache Cold Chills
|Nausea at Stomach. Pain in the Bowels. Dryness in
ahe Mouth, Fevershness, Pain in the Join Is BACK
along tn Spine, Legs, &c, if RADWAY's READY
5AbLlEF il used, these symptoms VIII quic a disap
pear, and serious illness prevented There ia no
ahod Fever. Ague, Pneumonia, Bilious Fever
cholera, Small Pox Scarle. Fever, &c. for these
diseases give fair warning of their approach. aud If
cn the first indication of pain disc omfor or upeas
lness, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is used, the
eystem viii b. charged with the electric wer of
nealth as TO suoot ssfuly resist their attacks Do
Pof ga until the disease bsco entrenehed within
ueiay may prove fatal. If on all occasions, when
pam is expers need, RAILWAYS READX RELIEF
n USED no serious Illness will ocour
|RADWAY'S READY RELIEF AS A PREyEN
TIVE.
DE-, FRE7ERIcK B. PAGE, Of Mississippi. in his
report to the Aedica Society Louisiana in REGARD
9 the treatment OF YELLOW, Typhoid and Intermit-
Eent Feyers, saws: ''.
There ia popular rem dy now in use. called
hADWAI'S READY RELIEF. | have ussd Il
80 great suc.es IN lvarieties OF Fevers especially
slL2W fever As preventive of conta gion il lar
eAVels tae &c ebrated waters of Raspail; aud "a :
TIIsllai agent IN tina treatment of Fevers iscan in
- e4se5 pe relied upon an absolute certaintv =
.nSefy hospital should be supplied with this remedy.
~ ~ egeTy family keeping supply ct their homes
9, re me means of saving a mutt uds of lives
o9io by Pond Morse, Lewis Fox and II Eapp
aug90:dsw2w
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From Esashiugton---Ar trivial Of Union
Prisoners --- Prizes Captured SIS Rebel
ArEpHteR.
Washington, Sent. 10.

washington, sept. 10.
The Washington Navy Yard will be closed
to the public until further orders. Only the
officers of the yard and the workmen hereat-
ter will be admitted,
Six hundred and ten Union prisoners ar
rived here last night direct from Richmond
via Fortress Monroe
The Reliance, Capt. Joslyn, this morning
brought up sloop and yacht captured in
Britains Bay, few days since by the
Delaware, while emerged in carrying contra
band goods to Virginia, and six prisoners,
five of whom were taken in the prizes. The
boats were mostly loaded with dry goods and
grain. The Reliance also captured negro
in boat which was entering Currman bay
with load of contraband goods.
A man giving his name as Charles Jones
was arrested below Alexandria yesterday as
he was starting down the river in sail boat.
He was brought to the Provost Marshal of
this city, when it was discovered that he was
in the rebel service. He was sent to the
old capitol prison. Circumstances caused
strong suspicion that he was a spy but no
papers were found upon his person,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-11
The 9th Mass. Regimen at New York
en- rOute for Baltimore.

New York, Sept. 10.
The old 9Th again arrived in this city at an
early hour this morning.
The Sons of Massachusetts, were on hand
tie receive them, and escorted the regiment
to the Park Barracks, receiving a perfect
ouation from our citizens on their march.
They partook of breakfast at the barracks.
The officers accepted the hospitalities of the
Sons at the Astor House.
They left at three o'clock. Flags were
displayed along the route, and salute fred
from the New England Rooms, the windows
Of which building were filed with daughters
of New England waving miniature flags, aud
the utmost enthusiasm was manifested by the
thousands who crammed Broadway and
Courtlandt streets, cheering their old State
flag and the regiment anti it left the Ferry
depot for Baltimore.
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Louisville, Sept, 10th.
An arrival from Mount Stelting reports
Humphrey Marshall there with four hundred
tIoops, including cavalry and artillery, ar
resting citizens, searching houses, &c. 1t is
ported that a force of rebel cavalry took
possession of Eminence, Ky. last night.
John Morgan occupie d the Usage River and
reports from Lexington as his headqu erters,
Hon, Joshua Ball, recently Internationally
released by the rebels, arrived OF the Salt
House.
Its reported that about 1000 rebels
from Lexington last Sunday took possess
sion of Lebanon.
Numerous and conflicting reports are in
Circulation indicating that skirmishincrs are
at Faytonsvlle, but nothing reliable as to
the result can be procured to night.
The telegraph line is working TO Russell
vile and FLanklin.
The train for Frankfort this morning came
from from Lebanon station, 16 miles east,
fearing an attack.
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The Rebel Steamer 0vetia at Havana.
Havana, Sept. 6.


Havana, Sept. g.
Per Columbia.
The famous Ovetia, now called the Florida,
a screw built tor the rebels, last sailed on the
9th ult. for Green Key, where her guns were
got out and moulded. She then came to
Cardenas, at which place she arrived on the
10th. Though ordered away by the Gov
eminent, she was allowed to remain, though a
Spanish man of war was put on each side of
her, and no one from shore was allowed to
visit her save the doctor. She lost many
many men by yellow fever.
The Ovieta mounts three guns on side,
said to be FOUNDERS, and two swivel guns
one forward and one att, reported to be Hoo
Founders. She is to be plated and carries
the iron plates in her hold. She is low in
the water, steams slowly, leaking and short
handed. Several men engaged here were
sent to Cardenas to join her, but were arrest
ed and imprisoned by the authoritiess
On the night of the slst at $50, she started
for Havana, arriving on the morning Of the
1st inst, reporting 81 hands all told, most of
these sick. Maffitt has been i'll for fort
night, some say with "putrid fever some
say with yellow fever.