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The national Republican., 1862-07-30

QY q. mcaUIHE - CO., A.ctions.s..
D LARGE STOCK OF FINE CONFECTlON
Auction -us I'm TUESDAY MosSTNia. July .s,S
Sso.s o. .f
avenue. between Twelfth ard Thiri--uth .,r-~,s
he entire stock Of Confectionery: Mould,. Gis.e
fins French candle: e and Boubop.
,, v" Fancy Boxes Envelopes, &C
French Pre.erves, Pickles
Br.ndy Fruits, 40 iu great variety
i sEias French Plat. Mirror.
aEins Plated Counter Cases
sCountsr Scales, Plated bsams, DIshss, aad
I.srs. number d handsome Ola. Ja.. Dishes
Aud many other articles too Numerous to advertise
ALSO. Immediately after the sale In the Store
yill bs Scid a. The Factory, on street, In rear OF
Noaids, Coppers, Free.ers, Machinery,
ris Hs:s "a fl::'sf l:.ss ne n s::s;!%.si copper
Gsutier intending to change his bnslness.
jy 28-dis Aucttonerrs
10Ihe above sale will be continued
FRIDAY MORNING, August lat, when the oon
tents Of the motory will be 'sld' same hour -
JAS e McGuIREACo,
y ao-dis STAR Auetio"-rr
~ w: 1. wall q 90, Ase'is~..'.,
GOVERNMENT BALE OF A NUMBER OF
hOR1ES. COLTS, and MULES, AT AUCTION -Ou
THURSDAY next, 8,st Of July. isoa. At the Corral.
ussr the Observatory, will be sold. u, Public Auc
uou-
number Of Horses, Colts, snd Mules Condensed
~ unnt for public servlo.
Sale to sOminsnce NJ 10 O'Clock.
Terms ca b in aovt rnmrnt iuods
j. j, DANA,
Capt and Asst QuaTtermAstrF
W. l.. WALL SC0
ly25 Auctioucefs
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=. S'';1 ss3s Y: K ssis ssssS
q escsuss Yhen wine p %, VI! 10 out," %
ing. 4 csss "a I pcisR SSsds{ss o. o. ~ HSadsy. AZ;
pstsr. Kelly va arreSSsd 81 ofioer ConnsiI, on
9: char s"sg s q e drunk % he
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Stable,bulldins ( Law,

Joseph Nadens, a stable keeper In the Bee.
0nd ward. WAS arrested on Monday, by officer
TAFT, on three charges, one OF which was build
Ing a stable contrary to law, and two charges
for keeping livery stable without license. He
WAS taken before Justice Clark, who fined him
$50 on the first charge, tl5 on the second, and
dismissed him on the third. Mr.. Nsdens gave
notice Of an appeal to the City Councils.
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Alex 8OldleFs.

Twenty nve sick soldiers arrived here from
Manassas last night. They belonged to New
York and Rhode Island regiments. The ambu.
lances were ut the stopping place, on Asryland
avenue, when the oars arrived, and the men
we're promptly conveyed to the hospitals.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Selling Liquor ON Sunday.

Michael Rupel, y restaurant keeper Ia
Georgetown, was arrested on Monday, by Off
Ger Harper, and fned $20.44 for selling liquor
on Sunday.
Frederick Theirman, another German of the
same profession, was arrested the same day
by officer Lipscomb, and fined S2O.l4.
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QI 9hs ZEN y WILLIAMS, ASctieasess.
~ SALE BY ORDER OF TIE ORPHAN 3
COURT, OF THE PERSONAL ESTATE OF
JOHN SIMON ,DECEAsED. On FRIDAY next,
the lst day Of August, lst2 We shall AZ al The late
re- ldsncs Of John Sinou, decss--d, oa FOur-sud .
half street, near the corner Mafyisni svanus, st
10 o'clock . IN sr the p~rsonsi snscie Of the De
cesssy viz
. Mahogany kofa,
Bpfins Seat Ch sirs,
Walnut Wardrobe,
AahegeSy Marble Top asa other Bureaus, ami
Mahogany Hat Tree,
Ashseany Marble. TOP entire istlr snd Wan
Ctosst,
Fine Brussels sod other Csrysts, aud Oh Cio,h,
Feather Beds, Bedding, boisisis, Pillows and
Bedsteads
Msstres 20, Lounges, Extso.lon AID othsr Ia.
bles,
Cooking and other htos,s,
0lass aud Crooksry WAre,
With good lot Of Kitchen =, ,qa,siiev aud asapy
other articles, which We drsm unn. ossssIY
10 enumefatr,
Ais0, an excellent Carrlsge sDd Harness
Terms cash BY order Of the Adminlsira rIx
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Jy s0-3i Stsrl Auctionsers
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Visiting Days At sn. Ilospit.i. !. ,h,,

aeMeral Hospital, (Oircis.) > Monday, We'd
nesay, Thursday, and Saturday. between .
General Hospital, Judiciary Square. .)-Mon.
day and Thursday, between 2 and s O'Clock.
OrAnoh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and The Unitarian church.) Every day, from
l 10 O'clock.
Any addition 70, or alterations IL. the above
table Will be dheeYfally made. SalEl Bs'E
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Circle Institute,

Esor folnG Ladies'.
No. 81 II street, near the Circle.
Terms per Quarter Of Ten Weeks, $,2-Fr"noh and
Maio included
Spanish, Italian, German, Latin, and several other
Languages taught In the came school.
Dr. A, ZAPPONE will give three lectures each
week on Literature aud Science and otherwise asslst
Whenever he oan spAre time frOm his medical profss
sion.
U4 Ma A. LAPrONk, rrinstpsi
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Drunk amt PrOTane.

Ofioers Ecklon, Grown, and Handy arrested
three women In differ ent parts Of the Fourth
wsrd, yesterday forenoon. Their names were
EnirS Simonds, Hannah Wilson, andlsosx Mel.
stane. They were found to be drunk, disor-
dsrly, and profAne, and we're taken before Jus.
tico Walter, who dned them 81 each; In default
OF payment Of which they we're sent to the
workhouse.
Rosa Melstane came 10 the Fourth ward sta.
tion, about three weeks ago, and told most
pitiful tale Of sorrow, hunger, aud distress,
which OF course had It's effect upon the tender
on that ward. who ooptributed jiber 10 pro.
vide her with food, lodgings. and other comforts.
She manifested her gratitude by iounging
around low groggsries. and NJ last putting them
70 the trouble OF arresting her for her dsorderly
"sprses."
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Anacted and Unfortunas..

wsAanll the special attsntion of those Who
have been SO unfortunate ss 10 require Ne
skil Of tho best physioisns for certain disease
to tho advertisement Of DR.. n. Vellny, which
We publish In another column. We learn that
the Doctor 10 the most thorough, effective
physician In his line In the country, -
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CTATUARY.
" MARBIE MONiIM rNTA,
SO, Sc.

! have . large and most extensive stock VI
italian Marble aonu %, ,OravsstOhss,
Sc, &c.,
Tor sale at low prices. Tor cash will sell ut reduced
prices 10 those sf the army or navy who may want
them w mementu-s iof Their ooniAirs VINO nave
hllep iu drtrnor OF the Uuion. w
WM, kurHEkFOkD,
6sh liam E stre4t north, bet 18th and tDth,
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Rssisting an OAieer.

Louis Streb was arrested ON Monday after.
noon, on the grave charge of resisting officer
Shedd Of the Third ward while In the discharge
of his duty. Justice Walter required him to
give bail for his appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

DY J. q. McGUlhE - co.. AUcliOHss...
ID ONE THOUSAND GHINESE AND IA
PANESE FANs: LANTERNS, &C. AT PUBLIC
BALE.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August isI
commencinS st O'olook, We shall cell Af the Auc
tion Rooms large lot Of
Chinese, japanese, Feather aud Palm Iesf fans,
in great variety Of pattern, siles and quality.
kiso, . few Jspansse Lanterns, M ornamssls, IL
be cold without reserve
JAS. & MCGUIRE a CO,
jy 2s-dts IStsrl Asstiou.-'
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short Measure,

p. A. Stryker, Y huokster In the Northern
Liberties Market, WAS arrested by offioer ksl.
ley, on complaint OF Henry Lyles, who charged
him with selling goods with short measure.
Justice Clayton hnsd him one dollar.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Deaths Of Soldiers,

The following deaths Of soldiers, 10 the vari-
Gus hospitals, &o., Ia this vicinity, have 90
curred since our last report:
Joseph c. Brewster, company C. llth Penn.
sylvanla. - /,
]. q. Minor, company @, 4th Michigan.
Geo. W. Paige, military storskespsr.
Hugh Torbart, company l, eth Pennsy lvsnis
Reserve.
F. P. MoCloskey. COMPANY F, esd Psnnsylva.
mia.
Robert Ewing, company B. seth Psnnsylva
MIA.
p. G. Down, company H, Sd New Jersey.
C.E. Niohols, company d, s3d Penn.
Rodolphus Worllen, company II, I'd New York
SharpshOOters.
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A Rrislk nusinss.

Was transacted by the Fourth Ward police
yesterday. Atseven O'Clock last night they re.
ported twenty.four cases A. the result OF ons
days labor. H.'' .tH
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
AnaIostan Island.

We call attention to the advertisement In
another column of n grand picnic excursion to
this delightful place next Monday. A good
time Is anticipated.
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Assaulsing his WIFE,

Peter Miller WAS arrested by Ofiosr whsdsn
of the Seventh ward, on the charge of assault
ing and beating his wife. Justice strattOn sen,
him TO jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
Selling Liauor without License.

Patrick MoSloy was arrested In the Third
ward. by officer Kelly, and taken before JUS.
toe Thompson, who fined him $20.e. He will
probably make that sum four or i've times
over before he gets caught again.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

C6ot he C6nmissionvs sasy ~ sa @ April 10, lss2
tnhfed An at for ne rsissW 9 eatssR Tersoss hed d
sersie: or labor "a ne Dis,ta n Co,ambta''
-. Err HAIL, WAsRunsrox, JHly 10, isss.
undSr the above act, from ihe 4th Of Jun. 10 s,s
leth ~ Ssiyi inclusive AN pssDoas huvisg kpOwl
soee o. sey fses going 70 s6w eat she alsis.a sss
,hs game for the csrsdsruoA Of tSe Comnis,Ios, n
~ order or the Beard: 4 AiFF Il'T TlI1T u
W ~ --L-- Wn Il WONnMARn u
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DIED.,

On Monday, at 6 O'clock, y. M, AMANDA
6nITH, the beloved mother OF Mrs. Smith. sgsd
II years.
The friends and acqusintancss OF the family
are requested to attend the funeral from her
late residence on 22d street, between X and l.
streets. At I O'Clock. to-day.
BRowN.
The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, (Rey. Or. Gurlsy's,) on
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

EaA"o'rAsssr esSarses. All
LIST or oLAinAnTs AND % CLAIMS PRE.
Is8 FERRED BEFORE The COMMISSION.
'lCcn,,uusd irom the N1tiAsaf A,mbifca, ot july
on. ... iYa sNh fhuG, d.. "a.
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EDHMH9sS W. S53XseExnD.H
No. 17l Ps~sVytoawia aos., Wu-h,n9sOv, u. L.
Boohs hound " every ayis. raSksy, Aososso, hu,
., ~ CAh - luaaS-eo
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Future Dave.

nv 0Mens 4. WlLLlABls, Aaestsns.s..
We shall commence o. THURSDAY MOhNIN9
July slst, 81 eo'clock, and oostinuinr from DAY a.
tsi, second story, Ryons new building. On Ninth
bstWesn d and X streets
Ths stock conprises q general assortneut Of Dvsss
0oods, Hoieery, Embroidery. DOmestic 0oods Car
peting, Oileloths, White and CoIoted Mating, ac,
Tbs ladies are respectfully invited to attend, o.
great bargains may be expected as the stock musi
be closed without reserve
GREEN S>wILLIAMs,
~ y3o-N Auotlobeers
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rae Curability Of D.af.....

The following Interesting cure Of oass Of deaf.
nee where the patient, sftsf being under treatment
% %sss:s % i IL n.:. sss Sf sS.,
science can do. Nr. Bird. Of the War Department
gentleman Of the utmo.t respeotsbility, and his
deafness was severe and Of long standing:
Oeullst and Aurist, 92s Penn. Avenue
DHAR Sis: Ii 10 with profound feelings Of srAt,
tuds would expires, to you the sailslac, lon now
feel 81 the restoration OF my hssrisg For your
going and co.tieaisg. your ttssiInsnt consider
myself deeply iudsbted and take great plsssure In
recommending you to all who aie similarly situated
Vry respectfully, tttf
War Department
Wasbiugton, July ~, 1889. - = =
Or yoa y gives his entire attention TO the treat
msnt Of the Eye aud Ear Jy2s-st'
Cross Eys-ssrabismus Operation
Eyes q erool.d ss possible, made perfectly
;saish''Oy ;sa Dr. Won MO''h1ssr ''uplia:a opera
Daaking Rasss.
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
ard:
Buying. Selling.
siISsr. sGs p''s' pr:smIs Il p're pr:%u
Demand notes. .83 8
Banks Of issue In Washington and Gsorgstown:
Washington. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Msch's
Bank q Washington. Bank. -"
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farm's& 3 Msroh's. B'Dk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the danomna.
tion OF one dollar xni upwards.
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pscs't s,aa,s-r's sea Ear 90, o~D~.:
NO Mme- s'sves ssve- ' VAIN
~ Cofnes q. Wpdmau i-Cely Hill 800
guardian Eliza Brown 1900
lt Anna Br&Su oOo
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

TO X PIN Ely ONT
! he splendid steamer KEYPORT will l.ave the
foot OF Reventh street for Piney Point, EVERY
SATURDAY MORNING at = O'Clock. returning
will leave Pney POiut, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Jy 2l-tf WM. X. SNOW, Agent,
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A Ill. THE BEST COOKIa0 STOVES,
n TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
OF ALL kINDB
Camp Furniture ana Tis wsre, 10 be had Of
W. n HARkOvEk,
mar l--Ao No. Aa2 0Avsuth atvsel
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INV ESTM II N rs.

SEVEN AND THREE.TENTHS UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDs-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED.
NESS,
QuARrERMASrER'S VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD iSsUE)
act oi August 10, lsoi;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Sold.
RlrTENHOuSE, FAINT n CO.,
bsnkers, 90 Pennsyl lsauis avenue.
Is-im
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

ID business II the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Four and ahalf streets, dealing iu exchange,
specie, 1t current rstss, or Treasury note.,
II, BRACKETT, Pres1
y. X. DExrRR, Cashier. jy96-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

Cross sEys-strabismss Operation
Eyes % crook.d ns possible, made perfectly
straight, BY Dr. Won Mosohzlsker's duplifsd opera
tion Jy 2s-8.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30

The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the danonins.
tion OF one dollar ant upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-07-30
C.aA.TERBURr STAGE.

NEW NEGRO ACTS, NEW FACE3
NEW SONGS, NEW DANChS
AND A NEW PROGRAMME
Admission, 25 cents Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents
Doors opeu, "a. Performance, ~ O'Clock
ly2s stars sqsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
From Waahington.

WASHINGTON, Aug, l9 The following is a
lies of appointments Of Major aod Btigsdier
Generals Just made by the. President
Brig Gen. H. ]. Wright, of is. Engineers,
to be Major-GeDeral; Col. Michael COrcoran,
Of the 69h New York, to be Bhgadier- Gen
eral Col, Orlando M. Wilcox, of the Cd Mich.
igaD, to be Brigadier-General Brig. Gen. G
w. Cullom, not confirmed by the Senate by an
accidental omission, is reapponted to BIO q
BrigadieE. Brig. Gen. J. Barnard
has been assigned to the command of the forti
6catlons around Washington and the troops
assigned for their defense
WASHINGTON, August 10 II have heard a re.
port OF great Importance from the army. What
it is am not at liberty to state, but l am led
10 believe that some movement of the highest
consequence has taken place. will send the
particulars as soon as feel authorized to dc
80.
We are informed, and have every reason to
credit the report, that General Butler will soor
be recalled from the Department Of the Gulf
and that Gen. Dix will take his place there
with his headquarters at New Orleans, and thai
be will be associated in the administration o.
the local afflirs with Hon. Reverdy johnson ss
Provisional Governor Of the State.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 The officers con-
fined in the jail at Charleston, South Carolina
have arrived here all well.
WAsHIEorON, Aug. 20 AT dinner party re-
Gently prominent politician said, in the pres.
euce Of Reverdy Johnson, that with the latter
as Governor and Gen. Dix in the place of But
Ter, the people would rally, and through CON
vention bring the State back into the Union :
From this private remark doubtless has arisen
the rumor that such on arrangement is to be
contaminated IL has no other baeis.
Gen. Michael CorcOran left Washington sl
eleven o'clock for the North.
Gen Burnside Is here. -Hr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Recruiting An New YORK

New YoYE, Aug. 90 Arrangements are be
ing made for another monster war meeting to
be held here in a few dsys.
The 18th, 16h, l7th and 18th Connecticut
Regiments will pass through here within few
days. They are full 10 me maximum number,
and completely equipped. Four more will be
cent shortly
A subscription for S3.OOO,OOO 7.3O Treasury
notes opened at the Sub Treasury to-day, and
coon filled up at ~ premium. Thompson
Bfos headed the list oy million, and the bal
anee was soon tak.n by leading bankers.
The Commercial says we spprehend that all
doubts of the ability Of the city and Brooklyn
to flltheir quota of troops under both calls are
at rest. Recruiting Ia nov progressing very
rapidly in this city, and under the excltemen.
Of Gen. Corcoran's presence will be urged for.
ward with almost unparalleled rapidity, By
this means We may add large portion OF our
three months militia now In the field.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
From Fortress nIonroo,

FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. l8.-To day the old
bridge across Hampton creek was rebuilt, and
pontoon bridge was laid across near il.
A force Of cavalry arrived at Hampton to.
day A large number Of troops are encamped
about two miles this side of Newport News TO-
night large baggage train lie iow at Hsmp.
ton.
Gen. Burnside Is nov at Fortress Monroe,
and there is some talk OF his taking command
OF the army now in command of Gen. McClel-
Ian. That portion Of this army must remain
on the Peninsula is evident, and between Hamp-
ton and yorktown, as there are twenty acres
covered by hospitals at Hampton. A railroad
is nov being completed between there and For.
trees Monroe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l9--Arfived: steamer
Pacific, bringing 100000 in treasure from Bit.
ish Columbia and sixty-iour thousand from Ore
gon Sailed: Mary L. Sutton for New York;
cargo fourteen hundred bales wool, twenty
thousand hides, and variety of domestic pro.
ducts. Flying Eagle, for Hong Kong, With
wheat and -four and $l46,000 in treasure. u.
A fire at st. Georges Hotel, Sacramento, on
the l7tb, damaged the building and dry goods
stores In the first story $50 600.
A water spout burst over eparseley settled
portion CT Los Angeles county on the 18Th, g ty
miles from the ocean, filling long ravine with
water fourteen feet deep. A man and woman
riding in carriage were caught BY the food,
man foated more than mile to place Of
safety.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21
Cincinnati Market.

otEcnntAri. Aug. 10.
RL0UR-TheFe Is q good demand for the lower grades
with but light supply, and the market rules Arm at
full rates. There Is moderate Inquiry from the the
local dealers and ba, ers for the higher grades We
qaote superane At S494 10, extra at 81 l54 IS, AID
eR0oEniEs-A dull and heavy market without any
change In price,. :
SUGAR -9k9I0xo
M0LA5SE s-5O0b52c.
o0RREE--Qe@23Kc.
WHEAT--The receipts TO dag we're large footing nc
Yearly 5000 bushes and the demand being light owing
to the crowded condition Of the railroads. decre Of
@3c. per bnshei was established and the tendency Is
e downward, and prices the close we're merely nom
ina The sales to-day comprise about $1,000 bushels
closing 81 7S 900 for fair to prime red eOs5o for Ohio
or Indiana white, and 00@95o for Kentucky white The
receipts from Kentucky very heavy and from
the interior report large quantities OF II lying at the
railway statioag awaiting 10 be transported to hs
place. the farmers being anxous to get their orops TO
market, fearing another rebel raid" there ia sulv
drawback here and that IL the lack Of
facilities Had the railroads leading from this city the
proper means for moving the arse quantities Of freaht
markets 10 the West. - -
oORN-The market rules steady, With a fair demand
at 81 cents for ear or shelled Ia bulk at the lower e
pots,
0ATs-Are In good demand, with iaht receO,s. and
prices are higher the market closing arm at "a, In bulk
the demand 10 chiefly from consumers though one Of
two parties are buying on speculation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-21


siver yesterday. Where Is the "reliabls frsG
negfo7' What has become Of the man with
the "stroDg glass eye" who used TO watch the
Yankees 90 closely from the highest POINTS in
Pdnce George2 Have both their invaluable
reporters gone the way of our cavalry, who,
since the last they obtained Of the enemy .
quality, have been content to enuff the Yankees
from afar.
The following 10 also from the Examiner Of
the l6.h
Two hundred wounded Yankees fell into our
hands at Cedar creek and were conveyed to
Charlottesville. The majority Of them are said
to be TOO seriously wounded to warrant much
expectation Of recovery. There are among,
dozen or more commissioned officers. A
Colonel has had leg and an arm amputated.
The same paper, 10 speaking of the latest
foreign news, claims the strongest sympathles
of France and England.
Buell. is announced to have hung FIVE respect.
able citizens of the South, In retaliation for the
death of Gen. MoCook, This is declared a bru.
tai and bloody murder. Fiendish acts are de-
clared to have been committed on the people
and property happening to be In the lacality of
the attack on McCook.
Gen. Buell. beng known as one of the most
lenient of the Yankee Generals, the fact proves
that these acts of arson and hanging emanstes
from headquarters. Thcy allege ourages upon
Widows and orphans, and upon the privacy of
feelings of women, and wholesale plunder and |
destruction. Something must be done {, put an
end to this insolence, these grievous and insuls.
Ing outrages. We have the subjects upon which
to itAict lhe terrible retribusion. The public
mind is convinced that, unless full and fierce
retaliation Is inflicted, this system OF murder
and outrage will continue to go on. How can
We hold demons in awe, unless We treat them
Rs demons2
Speaking Of the election in North Carolina,
the Examiner claims the election of Vance over
Johnson by 10000 to 40, 900 majority.
No important principles respecting the settle
ment OF the present war have been decided
upon.
Old Point Comfort ptesents a lively scene,
being crowded with officers of every rank,
ew soldiers and several hundred suffers. The
lafbor is also filed with steamers and schoon.
'rs, many of the latter belonging to the suffers.