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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

1t is said that Gen. Heintzeman, at pre-
sent commanding the extreme left of the
Union army Of the Potomac in front Of
Washington, will have command of a new
and formidable expedition about to be or.
ganised for further offensive operations in
the South.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

d OARD.--A few BOARDERS will be received
ID in private family, upon moderate terms
Apply at tais ONCE feb 1t
CARD.-rhe subscribed returns his pratef,l
"A thanks TO the military and citizens, for their
extraordinary exertions in arresting the fro unon
his premises this morning.
feb lit J. Fl. DEVAJIGHN
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

FTNHE THIRD TERM IN THE PRESENT
l. session of Miss ELLEN MARKS SCHOOL
will commence on the 9Th of February, when ,eve-
ralpnpils in addition to the present number, can
oe received. The School Room is pleasantly sit.
jan 3t-eo2W
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

NJ OTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders of
~ the ALEXANDRIA IYCEUM COMPA.
NY, will he held at the Store of B. Barton, No.
"a King street. on Tuesday afternoon, February
4th, at O'Clock. By order of the Board of Di-
rectors. CALEB S. HALLOWELL
jan 30-eo3tx Secretary nro tom
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

CLERK OF THE GAS WoRKs.-We ,aarn
that L. A. Stoutenberg has been chesen
clerk of the city gas-works.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
ST. JOHNS ACADEMY.

ST. JUHN'S ACADEMY,
NO. NORTH COLUMBUS STREET
HNHE THIRD QUARTER of the Twenty. third
l. Annual Session will commence on Monday
next, February Sd.
The course of instruction embraces all the usual
branches of an English education, with the Greek.
Lotin and French Languages and Mathematics.
me school is now kept in the Eclectic Academy
building, next to Christ Church Lecture Room.
RICHARD l.. CARNE, JR..
jan 3l-2t# pr;pc;no,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

MAYORS OFFIcE.-The only cases at the
Mayors Office this morning wers of trivial
character. Most of them had been in com.
pany with John Barevcorn.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
NOTICE.

HAVE removed my Law Office over the store
l. OF Bryan & Adams, Agents, King street.
jan 3I-2w l. LOUIS KTNZER
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

The Fourth Connecticut regiment was not
on board the transport Eastern Queen, be-
longing to the Burnside expedition. It is
stationed in Virginia, near the city of Wash.
ington. 1t has been lately changed from an
infantry to an artillery regiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The Reinforcement Of Nash,iiie--Asrivnt
OF Gen. McCook's Army Corps Hove
ments Of the Rebels.


About SO Rebel prisoners arrived from Lebanon,
n.y.. tonight, including son OF Humphrey Mar
shall, who had violated Bis parole and joined the
Rebels
Gen. McCooks army corps comprising Gems.
Srs, Woodruff =, and Sheridan's Divisions, reached
Nashville on Friday.
Gen. Criiienden's Division arrived al Gellatin on
Friday. and was moving down toward Nashville.
Gen. CLestham, with sporiiOn Of Gen. Brasg's
army, was at Murfreesboro.
The remainder Of Bragg army, with the exception
of IL, 900 men, bad left tho Cumberland Gap, and
were pushing toward Nashville.
Gen. Bragg bad been put under arres, and super
seded by Gen. joseph l.. Johnston. Bragg's derelic
tons in tho Kentucky canpaign, 1t is stated, were
the cause of bis arrest.
Nothing had been heard at Murfreesboro, which
was in constant telegralhie communication with
Mobile, Of the capture OF the latter city. Fsleen
thousand Rebel troops are at Mobile.
LorlsvtLs. Ky.. Saturday, Nsv. 3. 1852.
We have been in telegrsphic communication with
MitSieyle for The last two days, and have received
noue Of the above lidings.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Tho Rebels Rostcd penr GnrrctsburW-
Rebel News from Rebel sonrccs.
LAHO,'ssluIdsy, NOV ., TO

AAhO'sstufGsy, NoF. Z, lttS
Gen. Grant has made his headquarters at La
Grange, Mississippi. The railroad from Jackson to
that place ID in running order.
a telegram from Col. Lowe from Fort Henry 10
headquarters here, says there il no doubt about Gen.
Rousseau having had fight with the Rebel Wood
wards command in the vicinity Of GaIrettsburg.
Reports from various sources indicate the rout Of the
Rebels We have nothing definite, however.
a letter from Memphis says that 500 guerrllas are
In the ,icity Of Colliorsville, enforcing the con.
cifhou.
Gen. Sherman issned an order prohibiting The im-
polta.ion Of liquors 10 Memphis, except by gentle
men citizens or officers for the exclusive uss OF
enseyes or families or by regular apohecares for
medicinal purposes, TO be retaed on physicians pre-
scrplobs, by keepers Of hotels, licensed saloon, in
limited quantities, not exceeding at any one time
ous mouil lssip.ly.
1ts Gresqja APptai Of the 9Th says ;heie WAS a
g,em li, IA Augusta on the ith, which burned cot.
ton waIehoGfe,, SC, valued ~ 100000.
Cc0fst Sauulers has returned from his European
mission, aud brings mos gratifying assurances Of
:, cooy recognition Of he Coufoderacy. The people
Of the South gresty rejoice thoreat. Belgium is to
take tie inIilltory.
Ii lhe MeuPhH BaLelm OF the 9Th il is said
large Union Amy passed south from Grand June.
ucn On Tuesday. IL further learns from "A
gentleman Who lives in De Soto County, Miss.
thGt ior tweaiy miles out on tho Pigeon
Roost read tie Rebel cavalry have entirely dsap.
pesred. The same gentleman says tia, for several
days past Tho RabcIs at Holly Springs lave been
mV'ing back all their prisoners and stores. This
was understood 20 be preparatory 10 oyacuating chat.
place Il Id believed hey will hll back on Grenada.
On Nedresday last sn expedition leil Helena for
Cotton Plant, whore 10 was understood Rebel force
300 slou. had gathered. They took i've days ra-
tons. Nothing has been heard fron them. \ cav
airy force a.so crossed nom Helena into NJ 4Oissppi,
10 plaish Rebel bands who have recently .Nea
sIea, .nuoy anoe By firing Ga Union plckets.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
GEN. FOSTERS EXPEDITION.
Reported Surrender Of 5000 Rebels.

Special dispatch TO the ". Y. Tribune.
WAmINGros Saturday, Nov. g. is'2
The reported caprne of30o0 men by Gen. Foster,
at Plymouth, n. c., needs confirmation. The Navy
Deparmen: has not heard Of the arrival ofihe vessel
which ID reported to have brought the news.
The following is the report referred to above:
PHr.DEwHiA Saturday. Nov. g. 1901
Tie Inquirer, Of this city, has letter dated
Fortress Monroe, 9th instant, which states as fol!
lows:
"1ho gunboa, Delaware, from Newbern. arrived
here On the 5th insi bringing Intelligence that Gen.
Fo..ers expedition had surrounded 5000 Rebels at
piynolth, n. c., half of them cavalry, who un'on-
diIionsliy surrendered"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

,o,c ,,-in of wrrcne psss dcwD she road 70 war
rer,on early yee'crday morning, aud tha' q po''o"
OF h:s cavalry accompanied bis train.
From information gained from The vl.i'ehr a'pog
,he rordp !, aprers qulle Ceuiain that Longf'reo'
entire corps las cfc-f,d over this valley AZ ~ no"
nm the Ra,iian. Gen. ID. n. HUI nnd ten. Walker
,ass,d with their diynions through AshDy's Gap
iLenee eouthvari on the Middebury Isei Gen;
ope.reet with the remainder Of bis corps, crossed
The ploantails o. Chester Gap via Front koyai anu
p.archod IT the direction Of Cnirepper Il. VIII.
ulace Lis CORDS will concentrate aud doubtless await
iba arrival Of .jasksons corps, which Is sun IN inc
Shenandoah Valley guarding The gaps ana i1ovlnb
nm the valley in tho hope OF beng able 10 JON
Jneclree, with the main army, by the rear through
Thornton Gap ,,
Should this junction be elected IL nIsni3 pIo, ~
liable that the great battle of ths campaign VIII DC
fonqht at or near Cupepper il, however, as II
seems quite possible, .Jaekson's passlge WIZ Oe
disputed ut Tbornton's Gap ami II: cooi'eneu
TO march further up tho valley to make tooa MS
escape rom the Snensndoab, Longsheet. oeinB % %.V1
weak TO risk battle alone, VIII be forced 20 ial'
back upon II new line, perhaps to Gordonsriiie' Or
| even 10 Hanover or Richmond
| Rather r. serious Joke was Yesterday peipe'rneu
| on The IporH through one OF It's correspond
This gentleman was taking dinner al Tue house %
one Of the most prominent families IN Nirpniai nc
was received with cordiality worthy the family oi
tho host, and mort Hospitality entertained. cpoa
learning that the stranger wab correspondents oi
| The " y W9rla, the head Of the family WaSed
even more cordial, ard remarked that ' Tie Uo'M
is considered here TO be quite favorable to our canse
tho Richmond papers quo.e largely from j., ana
our re pie read your paper with great d''i o.
pleasure - III
me World doubtefs will relish the joke, and be
we'll pleased with the compliment OF TINS di-
tmgu1hed Virginia Rebel the correspondent, now
ever, who is intensely loyal, don'tsee It IN that lgh'
and iees very much chagrined at being thus nni"'
yorably assocated
! nauies that went toward Chester Gap has re-
turned. The captain reports that while lis com
Iany was within hundred yards of Toe road lead
iug from the Gsp TO ulepper he SAW Ll.issirectE
division gong t0u.hwGTd. j. H. =
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
TROu FoHTREs, MONROE.
The New rorthern II peiiiiau Alleged
british Intervention.
grom par snes.sl Corros osronisu;.
InuIIIh, MnInnr NJ IL.


IonrNrs, MoSRor, Nov !, 1872.
IHo steamer spaudng aniyei from Alexandra
iss, night, with the ga Mauc Regimen, on board.
She viii be followed by the hey Wet aul some
aalf dozen other steamer from tire same place and
tlc Atlantic ial,ic, Aragc. Kgic.sou, Empire CITY,
and other steamers from Baltimore, al with ,r,ops
Among hem vii l., the Co.corm Legion, which
va, 10 have starred to-day.
1lis force viii make u coll! und possibly 2, into a
shor, encampment here, and then 40 s unier,iood.
wil rfuceed % lhe i5siuanOu Of ,bs expe liion If
Which they form considerable, part, unlcr Che CON.
n.aAi o, Ma,or-Gru. Banks.
teu.ic storm AID gale sst in about midnight
lnst night, and bas continued with great violence
dnin8 tho day The Louisiann from B,ltimo,e.
came "a considerably behind time, with her guards
somewhal stove. No serious dsasiers lmyo ben
yet feioited. In consequence Of the gale there &,
very little movsmen. by tie shipping IN. weather
Is cold and snowy.
yhe gunbost AIyui bss Lad hcr armament largely
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

bu, the horse stumbled slncrt instantly, throwing
him of and breaking hs neca.
Nr. Keene, the owner Of TIE 6l~issi0D where these
Rebel sur cons END wounded Arc now solOurning, u
shoVt the mott prODlinen. rsn OF The coulinnnr =,
ana az c.u,se a LEADING Relei. While he claimed
nroteton for lis property from ell our Generals ae
their commands passed by or over Bit plantation, aud
obtained IT, he Al the sane time declares thgt dunng
his life he shall remain hostile 20 the Covernuem oi
the United States Having read much vi ana pn1-
yled his brains over the metaphysics OF CaihoR', VIC
enters into discussion Immediately with all who ap-
nrooch him. from the Melor-General. teeElng his
dwelling for headquarters, 10 The guard protecting
the chickens NJ his door. Furthermore, while he
boasts that be owes supreme aiiegiance 70 virginia
alone he AT The same time maintains thst the fehe-
raj Government as he calls II, IS bound 10 riy mn
for bis property destroyed by the army. His logic
made but ltile impression upon either officers or col
diers. and he is this morning. doubtless minus seve
ral hundred bushels Of com more than lie woulo
have been il he had remained silent.
! From Union, in Loudon County, we have to-day
marched to Upperyille an fauquer County, oeau
,u little ylage lying at the foot OF The Blue Ridge
and but few miles from Athby's Gap For many
miles around the village the plantations are all large
aud the marsions generally III god state oirepaiI
Nearly every family has %ir.sentative IN tht
Rebel army. Al are Rebels, and not Al open dooI
or II cheerful countenance Id Seen. After guard
has been placed around their msnsons they sink
bo into sulIen taciturn mood, and DO not recover
from it uutl the last sragger has disappeared from
among them. %, N
The most prominent residents Of this vi llage tell
ma tonight that Gen. Lee has again ouwited Cen
McC Clcllan; that the main portion of bis army IL
beyond lis reach, and safs behind the Rappahan-
mock AZ the Time Cen Burnside was crossing The
Potomac at Berlin, Gen. Longstrect, with one-haii
of Gen. Lees army, had already reached Cnlpep.
per. The Divisions Of Gems. Walker aud I'LL
cane down through Asbbys Gap last Fillay, and
parsed down the turnpike leading to Piedmont,
without meeting any Of our forces
Gen. jackson, with his strong CORPS and Stuarts
Cavalry Ire said TO be still III the valley, and Re-
ports are hyiug about camp TO night that Jackson
has again invested iiarpers Ferry. II these reports
are uue, jackson may yet lie caught, If snythinp
like CELEBRITY OF movement il displayed on our part
II is the opinion Of leading Retel in this village
who left Warrenton last Saturday, that Gep. Lee
Will offer battle Oh the line of the Rappahannoes
Whether Gen. Mcclellan will accept the chalenss
or lot remains TO be seen. Az It now stands, ieai
this csmI agn will prove fruiless in Victories.
Yesterday and to-day we have heard iring III The
distance but have not been able TO obtain TIE par
tioulars Your CORE spondents with Gen. Burnside
have doubtless cent you full particulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The Advance of the Army-OccuPsticn Of
Wnrrcniou by Gen. Iscynoids-Wher
about OF she ItcbeIs-They have Sue
ceedei iu EIuding Gen. MoCieIian-
f;upaboo stories by Setesssonist-.
f;ugaboo stories by Secessionists.
WAERFsrOS. Va, Fiidsy, Nov

WARHtsTOS, Va, Fiidsy, Nov. s-p IA.
The army corps of Gen. ReynOld. took possession
of tits place, unopposed, yesterday.
The place was occupied by Col. Payne with about
400 men and two howitzers.
Gen. Longsireet's army corps bad occupied Gull
pepper Couri-House for several days, but left the
town last Saturday, and it was generally reported
that lie would encamp on the hills south Of tie town.
Gen. A. p. Hills command was here on Thursdsy,
but rctrested upon the advance of our troops.
Reliable citizens confirm the general belief of in-
teIieen army officers that Gen. Lee has succeeded
in eludine Gen. Mcclellan and that large portion
of Lees army ia at GordoDgvile.
Gen. a. p. Hills forces and Gen. Stuarts cavalry
formed The rear guard of Gen. Lee The former
was at Chester Gap on wednesday, and Gen.
Pleasaaion had pushed Gen. Stuart to Flint Hill.
Our troops found go wounded Rebel soldiers in
the hospital here.
Great distress prevails among the citizens here
about for the neceETare Of life. All the stores are
exhausted Of supplies and are closed up.
Cars are expected to arrive here tomorrow.
The suow-storm continued until late this after
noon.
Lieut.. Col Blunt, Of Gen. LongS,eets staff, was
captured by Gen. Bayard to-day.
Blunt ia tie ProvOst-Marshal Gereral in the Rebel
army, and was insIecing his pcke;s nt tie time be
was captured.
Leading Secessioiists here prophecy great battle
heresbout in few days. They represent that
stonewan jackson is only ten miles of, with force
OF 10000 men. and that Gen. Bragg ID at GordonE-
vile in great force. They also cay that there is Iut
little doubt that jackson il threatening to attack our
forces at Waterloo.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
THE REBELS DRIVEN Back
All the Fords in Our Possession.
THE OCCUPATION OF WARRENToN
ESCAPE OF THE MAIN'REBEL ARMY,
Rebel Assrsck OH Gen. Hayard's Force ~
RappshannocI sfation-They nr~ Re-
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

pIItCt.
Special Dispstch to The y. Y Tribune
WasmSGroY. Nov. O. 1852.
Your special correspondent with Gen. sigei sends
the following:
GAiNYsyiLIn, Saturday, Nov. 3-l:lo y. IN.
Late last night and carly this morning firing was
heard IN tie direction OF the Rappahannoek. ltwas
known thst the advance Of the Army Of the Potomac
was at or near, the river, and news was anxiously
awaited. 1t proved TO be an attack by the enemy
upon Gen. Bayards force at Rappahsnnock Station.
The attacking force composed cavalry, infantry and
artillery. After some fighting, Gen. B"yard drove
them back, and took possession of the different
fords, TO hold the same while be advanced end sent
for reGnforcements. This morning Gen. BayGrd At
tackled she enemy, and succeeded in again driving
him back. Firing has been heard this afternoon Ill
the same direction.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1867

ir,oreased both in tbe weight and nanber Of Der
.ins preparatory 10 vi-it to point on the coast.
Afnirnl Les viii go with her. As bis command does
no, extend further South hsn Wilmington, the point
ia n canned 20 bg no, below tha, locality.
The comn mdiog olliceSs OF The British shlps-o'-w.f
Cadmns aud petvel, are in New York, awaiting the
arrival of ord LYONS. The rlmor which / sant you
Yesterday, concerning their Intended moyeu ents, ID
r,i.ol by this addition, and that on the arrival Of
Lord LYONS bearing the formal recognition
of the Southern Coufederacy, they will return here
AMI then steam 10 Charieston, raise the oiochade
and salute the Rag of Rebellion. M >.
II ed that IN case they undertake this lit
he trip AMI ceremony, the Ironsides should 60 along
aud - be there 10 see" Nothing more proper, 10 De
donei
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The Late skirmishcs Ectwsen stuart mud
pIeasanton-Aniieinm tic inm-KebeI Opinion
OF our CuvaIry-Lec Said 80 be- Over
the Happnbaunock.
Our Special Corfe.popden,.


UPPERyIILE. F,vqrips Co Va,
BEADaUAETERs or GKS fKANKliS, Nov 5 lsss !
From the little settlement OF loyal Quskers at
Purcellsyile our line Of march yesterday was by
tie old country road to the hamlet Of Union Lot.
bed OF tho most spi,eiul species Of secessonists.
Union, few days since, was the scene Of a brisk
skiruish between Gen. Plossanton snd Stuart,
neither Of whom accomplished much. Ger. Picas-
anton seys he drove Gen. Siuart Gen. Stuar, s.ys
be led Gen. Plesaant0n. We lost in killed aud
wounded abos forty the Rebels ten or fifteen.
Stuart fell back beyond ABBY Gap. Gen. Pleasan-
ton followed throwing shell after him al along the
road and frightened the inhabitants into The cellars
Of their dwellings.
At Union a shell entered the cellar OF Mir. 8Cbey,
Methodist clergyman. snd exploded but icw icot
iIOm where himself and family had sought Iroiec-
ton. A brick partition in The cellar fortunately
sayed tho entire group from being killed.
Al the mansion OF Mr.. keene, ono mile South of
the village, Iiound three Rebel surgeons in at,cn-
dance u!Ou nine wounded Rebels. The surgeons
and wounded sOliers were al from tho famous
Stuart divieiOn, and not at all careful 10 con-
ceal Their contempt for our own cavalry. The Sin
Illinois, however, with whom they have fiequeIilv
cone III contact they ed the beet idels In orr
service aid said il they would carry less upon their
horses, would make splendid cavaliers i portion
Of Gen. Hunts brigade WAS also well spoken VI but
they iad forgotten Tic name Of the regiment lbe
tile Of Ahtieamthey consider draw game; bnt al
said, without exception, that il we mad fought them
on Ilufsday their entire army would have been
taken. Ide6e Rebel surgeons gre educated. ia ELI
gent men, and did no, seem IuClLed to make eNAc-
1erated siatements They stated that the ,aptuge
4 an enii.e company Of Rhode Island cavalry near
Aides Gap few days since was one Of the most
iisgIaceill alairs, ioI small one, of the war. TIC
Onpany according 10 tier statement was dOirg
.dyanccd picket duty, bat allowed Themselves 10 be
urpIised with their sabrcs OF Rnd their horfes uni.
added. The captain oi tie ,opIany spTang upon tho
sIe back Of bis loIso and nsde M attear 10 escape
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
THE wAR IN THE sOUTB-wEsT.
a Check 10 the Rebel Army ia risso"ri-
No Attempt TO Regain Loot Advantage.

We hear nothing Of special interest from Gen.
sciofelds army.
The Rebel. do no. appear to have attempted 70 re-
gain their Lost advantages to reposses themselves
Of any part Of Missouri territory.
The Rebels have been pursued into the Boston
Mountains, aud will certainly be compelled to retreat
beyond tie Arkansas River.
Tie Rebel column that was TO take Pilot Knob aud
Girsdeau from the southeast, by way Of Pocahon-
tas, have not achieved such aresult.
ON the contrary, they have been driven from Po.
cahontas aud portions Of Gen. Seeles forces are 80
disposed at Ptmsns Ferry, and other points, that it
will be impossible for the enemy to obtain loothold
in that quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
E.am Ea.fre.s Monroe.

FoarRsss MosRoG Friday. Nov. T. 1867
The steamship 5. X. Spaulding arrived here cary
this morning from Alexandria, bringing TIC "a
Maine Regiment.
severe northeast storm has been raging here
snce early last evening" and in consequence no boat
has arrived from Yorktown to-day.
The mail.boat Louisiana, from Baltimore, arrived
at half-past 9, aud brings 81 Rebel prisoners from
Fort McIlenry. To be sent by next tag-of-truce to
Aikcu's Landing for exchange. Among them are
several majors and sergeons.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
skirmish with stuart's Cavalry
Capture Of Three Pieces OF Artillery
from them The Rsppahunnock Rail-
road bridge in our possession.
&c in our possession.

HR.D9UARTBRs WAEKKS1oS, Nov. ., iSo1.
Gen. Pleasanton yesterday, IN skirnnsh with
Stuart near Little Washington, captured three pieces
of artillery, also captain, lieutenant, and i've pm
Yates. No loss has been reported.
Gen. Baysrd yesterday occupied and now holds
the railroad bridge across the Rappahannock. The
bridge is not injured. The bridge across Broad Run
has been destroyed.
There is nothing new mp 10 this writing from the
from, at the Rappahannock. The weather is clear
and cod.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Rna,nnscrs Arrived

IN HeI-sAy Hamnoris ty9n Hane~s,iiui II .,hn's
esHsi s Rchsii HsSirr l. Slehacn oa5oiaer rs pI,fs
II Holnasr Y. Napp. &. Aisner a. Leonhtd o. NJ q
Card H. Braurkmiln E r. Ohsen. l. MeIoIy NJ, aS MSI
Mr. Cilisen G. Ian N Delbauto, Air. and Mrs W . g'
Rntrr gerIsr j. Fir..eswai and lady H. GIioh,as, "
H. Iamnerc6mid cohn NJ sOn s..s he'so q i aIac pcn;
y A. 5cAilIGs Mary G Ans"orth r. @ @oulaa r. riase A
olader r Lle6ad r. slmdi 'gd llly Z, o,s ssn
g. fr,,J, n, ,ui ALs X. Cspero NJ. Ayars, II; ..
sl,1,s. s Fon,ie " schmidt n tIair l.; Muer PsaSs
1hieh,ut Nh and Mn. II. kosenbefser, w HM~S
s,nse, ,ee,,r H. OeghsFdeT, aud loo Ia The ''es0s'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Ehc Pursuit Of the RcbcIs--1hcy have Es-
cnped the Grnsp Of our Army.

WA,HiNGTON, Saturday, Nov. 3, 1907.
Dispatches received here to-day from the Army Of
the Potomac show Gen. McClesn's headquarters TO
lie a, Warrenton, and that he is following the Rebels
aoutl, their force being the west side OF tie Blue
Ridge, while lis if on the east. 1t is admitted by
bis friends that the enemy is beyond bic reach ill it
suits them 70 turn and make a stand.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
s,turis by Guerriiins-rhoy arc Eepuiscd--
Col. Fowler, their Lcsdcr, Killed.

CINCINNATI, Nov. }, lSO2
epscl TO 7lc C0m@,rcni fom indianapolis
says Oh "Wednesday night battalion Of Col Shack
lelord OF tle Ssh Kentucky Cavalry was attacked by
Il largo lorce of euerrillas mdff Col. Fowler, on
Pond River, seyou mios IRON Msdisoryius, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Atyrr' semeEt.
Tspr IryrrYD STATES Tax LAW

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les 10 the bill which word for word IN aooordsiee VIZ
tie OH sna text, appeal 10 an Apl'oetch
OF tue taa 0 bo eyed thereon 1hs renders Il s co"pe"
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