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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

Major General Dix has ordered AZ
election by ballot, December 22J, in the
secood district Of Virginia { Norfolk snd
vicinity J 10 ill . vacancy in the presen,
Congress. Non-yo,ers will be rega,de
A dis oval.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

1t il stated that the book publishers
in New York are about 10 make gene
rsl agreement not to publish any books
for six ou,hs, or until there il reduc.
ton in the coat OF paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

AN AARsicAN lNK-kGxrRR.-Old
Rove kept motel where he used 10 say
one could get anything that VAS ever
made to eat One day in came YAM
kee, who asked Old Rove what he could
give him for dinner.
An,hing, sir" said Old Rowe ".ny.
thing f'om p'ckIel elephant 10 . Ca
nsry buds tongue"
Wall" said the Yankee, cycling
Rowe goess III take piece Of pick
led elephsnt."
Well, ~c'se gotten already right
here IN the house, but you'd have to
tax" - ~aole'un, cause we never cut'cm."
Tue Yankee thought he would take
some codh.h and POTATOES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

MANY officers continue to hang around
Washington. The Travellers reviewer
a.ks, wouldn't the hanging up of few
OF their number put stop to the 'hAng
ing around!"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
RAILROADS.


1lSkl0 u 40O O1NAOon HaIB0o0s
wlSsEA sARRAHCEARaT, 1882.
sss.~s - By OIscsss ss@s. s4teA = ssstss 80.
ssss fssssv tAss Dsssmpovt eisss.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 2A-u
~ 1852, asd satil surthss sotiss, passs.Aee
trains will leave Davenport - follows;
10 90 =. q. Tor BsoskIyn - Washiagton.
3.lor. \. for Iowa City.
SaAins ARaIvV A. DAvmpon1 ~ 1oIxoVo.
5.55 ?. 4. from Brooklyn snd Washinston.
IL IS ?. \. from lows City.
Aorplng trains out Of davenport Will make direct
,nnsctions u Brooklyn, lows city and Washins.
81 With The VI ssssa Ssags Osopaay'ss sagss tor
=, points West.
fains from the West sonaect q Dsvssport
With trsius Of the Chicago and Rock Island Raul
Bad for oil points East, North and Ssuth.
rAsssngefs ~ reminded Of the necessity Of
eivink distinct directions 70 The estimation Of
ths, tssSa7e eisc to psosaReaiakass Aafnes taking
JOHN I. TRACY, 0saI ssp's.
a. KInBALL, Asst kuP't.
Davenport, Novsu Der 20. 1e63.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

We wish to give expression to 1.-THE
Of the good opinion We have OF ths Mus
catine Courier. Aud though that word
may do it but little good, it does Us =
little good to ssy il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

davenport, Dec. IL, looI-
FOsrder at PMbltc .9Nctt0se.
T SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
Saturday. Orc 20 At 10 A. NJ,
sakegs FFFG. IS h, each.
IS cap,s,srs, II lbs and Es each,
4sqrsFtF,
p qrs FF,
50 half kegs FFF,
Is quarter kegs FFF.
l2qlartcr kegs EAgs
4 k.g Eagle,
Is boxes Csn,.tsr Eagle,
~ ooxes Canister + + F,
los u n cant tiers,
~ l h csnisters,
81 b csoisfers.
12tn quarter kegs,
IL y kegs,
4 keg,
42b h kegs.
4kegs blasting powder.
Specimens can be seen Ut the AdJusant Gene
rsrs One. N H. BAktR,
Adjutsnt General and A. Q NJ. Cen 0. Iowa.
The sale will take place in front St our auction
rooms 10 Davenport.
(deo IS 10 4 0)
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20

"A Re- dIsss, attsnt,en! We have the largest
stock Of stationary packsgss. II different styles
War Mas, Songst 70. 1nk, Tact,cs. &c., aed %
the lowsss prices in the West, address
.ls.t. CLARKE AGO.
IadiAnapoiis. Ind, & Spsiasfslc. il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
ahleSs . Al I tlpek laDAu1 oiallscS !
WuTER ARRAH0KNENT, 1859.

~ An AfI~ HOSOAIs NV x4fNs *
~ and aAsil tassssi nosiss, tfsins sui leave
iA,sopoaa daily. Sundays saespssd. - io'iovs:
LIST nail train st..................... 800 4. y.
~ Freight train St.. $40 A. y.
% 0lgDl o1ptoss. % ~ r. u.
Trains arrive st Davenport daily, Sunasys 81.
ospted, u follows:
lst night axprsss at. $40 4. Z.
ID daily express and mail train At......9 20 r =.
ID freight AID "a class cars st....... 500 r. 4.
All trains over this routs are In direct o1npsxioa
asUhisaso with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsbure, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from DO.
eoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
eittsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo. Niagara Falls, Abe
~, New York, Philadelphia, Balunors and Wash
ineton.
fsasessevs asa vemindad II the necessity e
giving dissncs directions - 70 the dsstinstaon u
Shsir Baggage also to procure tickets before tab.
lag their ss1ts In the cars, - the conductors COL
lsst farss only TO stations the line Of she CHI
saeo and HOOK Island Railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport November % 1879 dn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-20
Ale! XXX Ale! Pare xxx Ale
SHaLEY,s PURE xxx ALE,

Present Use Ale ~ per bbl,, stock Ale o..
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURE
| ING, aud 10 prepared to deliver. the above
superior Ale in any portion Of thu city. Leave
orders at Post ONCE.
sep 23-du II. SMILEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
ms.es - on. - said the enemy has fallen hack b =
yond Mauaasas, on our front.

IMPORTANT FROM THE POTOMAC faNr-A BAT
= Tie ON MONDAY At GERMANTOWN THE
ENkMY COMPLETELY kouTKD.-JAcKsoN AMI
LoN0srREET ACROSS THE POTOMAC,
Another severe battle occurred between the
Confedetates under Gen. A. p. Hill and q iarRs
town, ANAL village In Fairfax county, near the
main road leading from Centrsville TO Fairfax
Court House, and about two miles this side Of the
latter place The enemy, 1t appears, succeeded In
at the point named. to make another show of OF,
position to the advance Of the victorious Confed
erafexon their Capital. On Sunday the pursuit of
ropes army was commenced and pressed with
vtEor on the Fairfax Court House road and on
Monday morning at daylight the enemy we're dis
covered drawn up in lIe Of battle across the road
Their right extending to the village Of Germantown
General Hin immediately ordered the attack, and
were broken and hed in utter rout towards Alex
andria They were pursued for several miles, and
many prisoners captured. All their artillery was
alb andoned and fell into our hands
We have no particulars Of the casualties on either
side but II ia stated That the Yankee dead covered
the field OF battle, aud numbers of the frightened
wretches slaughtered In their fight. Among their
Killed were Gems Stearns and Kearney. We had no
officer Of note killed or wounded.
This column of our army continued to 4dvance,
aud ON Tuesday evening occupied Munson's Ma.
sons, and the adjoining hills, within full view Of
the Yankee capital. and only about Eve mss from
Alexan lria.
We also have Information that on Thursiay morn
ing two divisions Of our army, one under jackson
and the other under Longstreet left Dralnsvile at
O'Clock and took up the line Of march for the Pc.
tomac, one crossing the river nj Edwardss Ferry to
Poolesvill. In Maryland, and the other at Whites 8
Ferry, short distance lower down. Nothing had
been heard since this important movement had
been made though onr informant Gan officer Of the
army directly from Manassas) says the general
opinion is. that the Yankee capital is ere this com.
plsley Invested from the Maryland side its railroad
communication cut oH, and but one mode Of escape
opened to the beseged. and that down the Poto-
Giac.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

MOBILE, September ga special dhpatch TO
the Advertiser and RsSissr. dated Tupslo. Sab.
says: General Armst, ong's official diapalsA says,
that since hls last dspatch he has crossed ~ Ws-
hatchie river, and passed between Bolivar a.a
jackson. Tennessee, destroying brdsss and tssstls
work. At Denmark he encountered two rsgiasass
Of Infantry, two sqnadrons A cavalry. and two
piece Of artillery. He captured the axsllssy d.
stroyed portion Of the trains, took 2l3 psisensss
and killed and wounded by their own account, ~
Of the enemy. Oar loss was small The prisensss
were psroied Al the Bolivar Asht two Isdsfaa
Colonels were among tho killed. At Dsamask, ene
Lisut- Colonel and eight other ofdesrs were token
rria He had the co.operAtlsn Of ColousI
Jackson, whose command dsssrvss equal cssdat
with his own.
JACKSON, September 5th.-QsasrL vaa.Doru
to day revoked bis order declaring martial law.
The EsseK came zip to vicksburs to-day ssd
fred two guns at our lower battery, which rspa3sa,
whsn the Ksssx retired,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
Gss LEF.--A correspon dent Of the Charleston

Gss. LEF.--A correspon dent of the Charleston
Courier writing from the army, says Ct Gen. Lee;
You cannot imagine palmer or more unosten-
tatious looking man than the Compander In Chisf
Of the Confederate srInies-0eueral Leo. Take q
human form say fve feet eight inches In height its
constituents well knit together full In its proper
tions, and yet without superduity. Add to It q
well shapsd, squarely built head, with 'front.' whose
every limo 10 marked with energy and genius,
pair Of keen, dark eyss-brown In the parlor. but
black In the feld-that seem to embrace everything
at 8 glance; handsomely shaped nose, such q Ma
poleon liked to On his Generals; mouth indca-
live of an iron viii, sud countsnance whose nAfu.
raj expreaaon il ons Of gentleness and beneyosnce
cover the head, mouth, and lower part OF the face
with q heavy growth Of short grny hair; invest
the whole hgure with grars, ana an nnassnmlne
conscionmess Of strength. purpose. ana position
1T Il speak TO you la . soice whoss tones Of po-
tansse nsvss vary. whether utssrsd to the hiehsst
or the lowsd In rank, and you have = fuii and
conplete description q cen Givs OF ths disttn.
auished man Who q this moneut heIde y tne b0a-
low az his hand ~ destiny of be sounsTy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

arssfs THE following parties having been ar
resred by the civil police since Saturday, will bs
before the Mayor this morning: Bntton Allen, fos
Hfrsiins shirt, worth 81 from A. O. sAafer q
coat. worth SIS, fiom Z b. Epstin, and pocket
ndkefchief, worth 81 from the sams part1.-
John Casiigan, for making several incisiOus with
knife in the shoulder of John Fnney. The row
occurred In a small shanty on 18th street, Saturday
night-Cadigan having found Finney, a soldier, in
company with his wife.-Two dsserters, viz: Au.
gistns Godfrey deserter from Capt. Carter's King
William artillery, and John NJ Thomas, deserter
from the st. Pauls battalion, having been arrested
were turned over to the commanding officer 0i
Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

CgT,snf T.saas.-Fifty men who were confined ii,
Castle Thunder for light offences have been sent
away under guard TO rebuild the bridge over the
Rspidan river. destroyed by the Yankees
two weeks since, while attempting tn make her
way South from rennsy lyans, has been released
from Castle Thunder by order Of Gen. Winder -
She could not speak a word of Rnglish. The per
NIT she had TO pass the enemy's lines was signed
by the notorious Steinwehr.-Andrew Donovan
has been put in Castle Thunder for pre- senting
forged pay rolls 70 the Pay1nastsr--Wm r. Rom.
tree for selling liquor contrary TO law.-James Ma
zingo, ifea negro. for disloyalty Lewis N. Rol
Inns citizen Of King George, for being a rampant
Union man and G. w. Romans, msmber of the
4Tth Va. regt, for desertng to the Yankees and r.
naming with them until arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
rrrus FROM MANAssAs.

A letter dated Manassas. August 3lst written BY
. member Of the 9Th Georgia rsgimsut, says
Fighting continues; We are driving the enemy
n.ck,' The following casualties are mentioned a
occurring In the regiment COL Towen and Capt
pswyoo Acting Major, wounded; Capt Phenixy,
Killed Capt Huley. mortalIy wounded. The sssi.
msu, went into the Asht $50 to 800 strong. and hA
Is killed and wounded. The Yankees have n.
moved the monument erected in memory Of the
ssllan. Barlow. ne&r Robertson's house.
The Irish battalion, In the second brigade. went
into sction with about co men and eight officer.
and los, IS raen killed and wounded The bs,tsI.
Ion was under command Of Capt O. c. Henderson,
If company g. who was wounded sliehsly with
she'll Among the officers wounded were: Acting
Aain,ant Oscar White. in the arm; Lieut. w. Dr.
val Howard, # company A. through the lungs
mor,aliy; Lieu. Geo. b, Herner of company D, in
~ NECK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
TKLEGRAPHIU NKWA.


o.. JoHMs, eeDeeio1se E-1Ae sesanse ussGn
ArnsrIea pasasd Co. nass = 1enAeg asGl1ug
with lAfsr advisse flUa DueoDa
The United 1easse sesanior Tussosega ~ n.
turned = Kinestowu.
The London 7snA, Spsahdne a. o. ssn6ulDopa
In the United States, 1sys tha1 sAejm1 q hsonon
ls now ruled by 4 force tbas = sssso11ne tessse.
The London HSsld iaya b woulA - - m1vo11ea
ately forbid the eentinuanes Of t6e W..
The snbarkstlon Of Trsash tsseps - usnsss
asd besn suspsnAsd tn afssr ~ assival sftheaat
mail from Vera Cruz
From Italy ths statement + coaAsnsd - 0asi
baidi entered Datanls md was well receives - -
people.
In the Italian Senate on The S0th, q sapanaae1sa
Of events in Sicily was ssksd Sos, wAsa Hssann -.
piled that the Govssnnsnt eoasadsesa oasAaaA n
stats Of rebellion, and that ths ataaIjas G Iaav
was grave. but he hoped the diRsuitiss wsala y
surmountsd.
COMMKs cIAL nHwA
LIVERPOOL, August 23-Oostoa-aaIes q ~
week iia0Oo ba'ss. including 7a0oo bs,es ss s,ss-
nlstors. Amexicap~ ~eo1aoa 49, aAvansed t1olA
aud the tnarkts u sxssssa> f1As adyssss e -
I'D \ what the diaratcA ssys, bst Il prsauAay
means t0ad pr ib1
BrsadstufIb closed DALI
Provisions also closed dull.
consols closed at 93a93A
THE LATRST.
LoSDoR, Friday, 2. A.-Ths 0srihaidlaa quss.
tion In unchanged. Sicily IL proclaimed 70 - d
state Of siege. General Ougia has Issued peo>la,
nation, saying that he will dissolve every asnsd
hand by force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

LIST OF LETTERs.-Ia Publishing the List Of
Letters, Saturday, one Of our compositors through
mistake, affixed the name of Jno o. stegsr p. NJ.
The name of Thos,B. Bigger should have been ada.
ed and SO, that of the gentleman named. who has
not yet assumed the duties OF the office, ~ was
incorrectly Indicated by the signature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
GENERAL LEE INJtJPED

General 4. +. Lee was accidentally injured few
days ago BY his horse He was holding his horse,
when he became frightened and jerking suddenly,
threw him to the ground, breaking one of the bones
in his left hand and spraining the right wrist His
Injuries pai. fal, though not serious enouah 10
sstain him from du.y in the Geld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

OF Erii Name, Ar.-A young female. calling her.
self Bmma Marsh. resident of Mulberry Grove
Gary street, was arraigned for being Il person of
evil name fame, &c, end irdulging in horseback
exercise of the public streets Of the city in
company with person saidit0 be Lieutenant in the
army, TO the disgust of decent people, and against
the peace snd dignity of the Commonwealth.
There WAS NO dodging the issue. az shs Mayor hap.
pened to be an eye witness TO the capers cut by
the parties. Miss Emma went to Jail under a ts.
mand for $50 security to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

The NATIVITY OF PIcAYUNK BuTLER.-A gen
tlsman of this city yesterday informed us that Hut.
lsr the brute beast. Il native Of Jackson county.
in this State and that brother Of his highly
spectacle gentleman, now resides in that county
He gave us the names OF several persons we'll
known Ia that part OF 0eorgia-one living in Full
tom county-who knew Butler from his birth till he
left the State.
This is sonnet ething We never heard before, and
was to us, an unpleasant announcement We had
always supposed he was native Of the only place
that ia dt to- produce bis like Massachusetts,
though we have observed this when a Southern
man becomes completely Yankseixed be 10 the
rnsansst Of s.l. OF this class ara Pope, horn in
Kentucky; Esrragut. born In Tennessee; aud But
lsr II Il BE- trne that he was born IN Aeorsia.--At
iaafa f6A Con Jsdsraey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08
. Efom Nashvffle.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. a-RSliabls infosmation
has been received by the Daily RlDel that the Tan
KEGS are moving all their siese guns from Mash
Vile nofthwsrd. by the Gallatn turnpike. They
are also destroying the railroad In places.
The guns probably intended for Bowling
Green where they may make stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

accidentally Killed 8. w. Glovsr,of Buckingham
county, Va. member of company K, 4lst Virginia
regiment, was killed en- Monday night last. while q
passenger for this city on one of Edmond Co.'s
canal packets While standing on the deck Of the
boat his head came In contact with sleeper In Mr..
Samuel Cottrell's bridge, by which his neck was
hroken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

Departure Of Yanhssa.-Fivs hundred Yankee
prisoners left Richmond yesterday for Aiken's land
iog, In charge Of Capt Norris Montgomery, guarded
by detachment OF lsn from Capt Wrenn's cav.
airy company from Camp Lee. Four hundred Of
them went from Belle Isle and one hundred from
the Libby prison. They left about one o'clock
Such were unable to walk were carried away In
wagons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

Nep Paper-The initial number Of the "SOHtasra
illustrated Mas was issued Saturday. Its ap-
pearance IL highly creditsbls to the editors and
proprietors Messrs. Ayres & Wade The editorials
of the Mems full Of vigor and force, whils the
selections aud other matter display both Judgment
and taste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

FROM Our ARAr.-we copy from The Lynch.
burg Repnblieaa some interesting news regardip q
our army, which will be found In another place In
10 days paper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

.sr~frE ~ s4.s.sa-st-<ss rors.-rhs Now York
Wo'ld, which welcomed Pope as zone of our great
est Generals. has article Stuart's dash at
Manassas. headed "Our Great Reverse in Virginia
1t says:
1t ia for the President to decide what punishment
is due for this culpabls and disastrous negii.
genee. Ii 1t be true that the President has said
that "tien. Pope celebrated for three things
great brains, great Incidence, and want of strict
veracity,' the loss of public confidence in that
Generals kilograms will not bias his Judgment un-
duly. he will bs unaffected also by-perhaps he is
unaware of-his extreme unpopularity with nearly
all his subordinate Generals officers and men, He
will give inst weight to tha bad generaishp which
left the gallant Gen. Banks TO be defeated at Cedar
Mountain for 1t is Incredible that he have been
deceived by the kilograms with which il was attempt.
ed to amuse and appease the public that General
POpe's act in returning to his brigade commanders
the lists Of killed, wounded, and missing in by
them as incorrect and exaggerated, can have blind
ed the Presidents eyes any more than it did theirs
to the measure of our disaster and the plentiful lack
Of generalship which caused it, The President
knows, also, how the discipline of Gen Popes army
has deteriOfRtel since he took the field He knows
the causes of this deterioration aud the country
will confidently hope that these, too will have lust
weight in his decision upon the future command OF
the army of Virginia.
The Government. we repeat, Ii imposing upon
the country the utmost sacrifice In an intolsrabe
suspense and anxiety, No that the enemy may get
no information which could be of value to them
from correspondents, whose only Office is to convey
TO the people what they have an undoubted right
10 know Of the brothers and sons whom they
have sent to fight the battles of the nation
Yet here ia General guilty Of the grossest care
lessness In the holding Of that Information, and
directly the result of that carelsssness the
my is made acquainted with all that they could
possibly desire to know, to enable them to counter
vail our plans, defeat armies, and capture our
capital.
1t is outrageous aud ntolerabls, and the Pres
dent may be assured that the indignation which he
mrst feel In his own high place Of knowledge aud
power at such incompetsncy and shameful care
lessness, il more than shared by the people WHOSE
festinies hang upon the fidelity and success with
which he chooses the instruments 10 WELD tho yasl
power committed to his hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

Arisol Of Msaassas Pyisonlys--Ths follcvtn1
ss.. nssasa Yankee sisi1sa and negro pcsosas .S
ss ssg. 9som e Gsy snS ss
central Railroad, ai O'Clock. yis Lisut Col ] ]
risrson lst N Y; Meus-coi Barhie, S7tA Il \;
.isp, ..H . Bsird 2 G 70 asn Miiroy: Q RoiIl.a'
s7th y Y; DIP jones, ssd Pc; ! @ ooussr: i0SsR
PA Jao G LaAsen, s7th n 4: Ia n Brsdt. Ifyisa
sY; Bishop. % M; O wrsbsck, AM; b
Sea%r11, ~Ir, IAN ra Cav; VIM Fisher. A G % Gen
Lieufs Geo Nook, lst MIchieau; Geo " Duncsn
lst N y; sehulisr, Ssth N X; r u McXtssr'
lath Pa Cav; 0sg Hudson, Adyt s7th NY; Geo ysn
Norris, lo.,h Pa; I'd Lieut. a q BonsaIi, Aetine
Atjt I2fh Pa Cav; lst Lieuts Henry Bower. Adj
I'D Pa N Iinissd, A b G IL Gen Hlraey; N r
Allen. LIST N \; C Brockway, lot Pc Art; lie
5th j 9 D McLenn, Ist Sharpshooesrs
NJ Jones, "a II Art; Hooker. do: Hef
froa, 79th Y; r B'xby. Adj't 9th n n; Geo
Wehn, 18th Pa Cav; Abram Lang. 18th Pa Cav; ID
LIST Ohio cav: Chas J Mcclure. llth Ohio; Pen
dergrast 3eth 7; L b Sampson, 64th Pa: Wsrren
Cox, 81 Ne; Thos Mnrley. l2th Pa cav; Dsllaas
Inase. 18th Pa cav; Briscoe, engineer on Geo
Huntznger. ed Nd; n B owen, 81 Pa johnson,
18th Y; Chas Dwight A Gen Sckles;
Lewis Fisher, "a Pa; Ipo Judge. e7th Y; ID O
ming, ADJ a7th NY, Chas Zimmerman, l2th Pa
cav; kollinsky "a n Y art H C Jackson 18th
Pa. besides the above, there were about 81 mem.
befs Of the 1st Cd and I'd Va regiments (Plsrpont's
satsttssJ mostly with very ontlaDdiah nauaesS for
persons claiming 10 b. vIreisia volunteer. The
following citizens were also IN the group, havine
been found in suspicious company, vis:--J Z
Sui'h, Mathew Bryce, TSlmadgs Thorne, Samuel
Davis, w Smith. Jno g Webster, w W Gardner
Negroes--Tum Genus, FROM r free boy; Geo
Jordan do. Pa; Tom Jackson, N Y, do; Esan, slave
OF VIM Bowen, who has taken the oath Of ALE.
glance to Lieeoin's Government; Chas Montgomery.
frea, from Washington; r Wilson, free Ohio;
and Jno Williams, free, from Alexandria, va. Ali
the whllasuen in the above lot who bore com.
missions are considered as belonging to Pope's,
army and are therefore not prisoners Of war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-08

Rsceired--Ffve domestic traitors and three Yam
kee soldiers were received from ManRssas yester
day evening Two members Of the 9Th Illinois
cavalry captured near Paw Paw station, on the'Ba
timore and Ohio Railroad also arrived yesterday.