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THE REBELS REPORTED TO BE IN
FORCE AT CULPEPER CHI.

RECToRTowN, VA, Nov. AT Warrenton,
after Gen. Reynolds command entered il yes
terday afternoon, ii WAS stated that the enemy
now are in force al Culpeper g. H., a consid-
cradle portion OF their retreating troops having
halted there in the previous three or four days.
They also add that rebel works are being throw
up there and on the south side of the Kappa
hammock, at Rappahannock Station; which is
moi believed here, by the By, as neither Of tbs
points are defeUsib,e by the rebels under exist
ing circumstances.
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LATEST FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6, 40 p. m.-The ship
Cleaner, from Boston has arrived at this port
The market is quiet and the weather showery.
The Rev. Dr.. Wadsworth, late OF Philadei-
phia, " as regularly installed pastor OF Cavalry
Church last evening
A fire At Volcano, in Aman dor county, which
occurred on the 3Oth ult., destroyed ST. Georges
Hotel and several OF the surrounding buildings
The loss Is $25,000.
A new vein of copper, averaging Is per cent
has been struck near the celebrated Copper
polls region, in Calaveras county. II was
opened leo feet below the surface, and 70 feet
wide and is believed TO be richer than any
former discovery
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n PROMPT DENIAL.-A Washington cores
pendent OF the Evening Post furnished state.
ment to that journal yesterday, of which the
following is an extract:
Mr. Buchanan, ii is said by persons who are
likely TO be well informed, asserts positively
ior instance, that he consulted Mr.. Seward con-
fnuGHy during the last four months of his Ad-
ministration; and that he did not undertake
anything in regard TO the rebellious movement
during those four monthS-frOm the time of Mr.
blncoin's election till his Neutrality-suspicious.
previous full consultation with Mr. Seward
ana only with the full approval of that gentle
man.
And that this il MOI mere gossip. would seem
certain from the fact that one OF the most re-
Spectacle citizens of Washington, one who had
good opportunities for knowing the fact As.
su"~s hir friends that h knors, and from both
The parties-Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Seward
that IL is true.
II Mr.. Buchanan will make this fact public,
large part of the odium resting on him will
be carried TO Mr.. Seward. and Justly, too; for
II was an honorable act in the Outgoing Prgsi
dent thus TO advise with him who was held
then the leader OF the party coming into power;
and in acting only with Mr. Stewards consent
MIR. Buchanan did next to the best thing he
could do under the circumstanGs-the best
thing the weak and pulling old man was capa-
Die OF Bat, III that case, what shall we think
of Mr.. Seward
Thi. very explicit charge is disposed of bv
tie following note, which is evidently from
Mir. Weed:
GOV. SEW ARD AND Mp. prCHAyAN
To the Editor II the Neg York Times: We are
inst out of an election which should teach
Republicans the necessity of union among our
selves, If il teaches nothing else. Why, then
should the Evening Post continue its attacks
upon Gov. Seward The letter of yesterday,
charging that Mr.. Buchanan consulted with
Gov. Seward constantly and daily during the
last four months of his Administration Is a
malicious calumny. There is not the slightest
color OF truth in IL. During that four months
Gov. Seward did not, on any occasion, counsel
with, or even speak with Mr. Buchanan upon
the subject OF secession or rebellion. Il. W.
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e. The Port Royal correspondent Of the
New York Times, under date of November 4,
writes There are runners that the rebels are
in great foree-said TO be 1900 strong-on the
main land, near Port Royal Ferry, threatening
Beaufort. No apprehension is felt, however,
for the safety of the Mace
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MASSEY COLLINS cos
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.

am nov receiving large quantities of DRsCGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery.
which am prepared to furnish on short notice 70
all persons who will favor me with their orders
Satisfaction guaranteed
Orders given to IN, drivers will be promptly Al
tended to.
Goods delivered in all parts of Washington and
Georgetown, free of charge.
Terms - CASH on dsisr.ry
RILEY 4. SHISN, Agent
Union Boifiiag Dsror, ia Green ST.
no Off Georgetown, ID e
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THE CASE OF COMMANDER PREBLE,
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Herald OF this
morning has an appeal from the commander of
the Preble to the President and Secretary Of
the Navy, in relation to injustice being done
him relative TO the Oveotos entering Mobile
harbor; also, Prebe's full report OF the affair to
Admiral Ferragut
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- II is now positively given ont tina, the
draf' in the city of New York will take place
on Monday mkt. The number wanted is
roughly Estimated al five thousand men The
drawing will take place in the manner pre-
seribed by statute, at the Governors room, in
che City Hall. At least five days-perhaps
hore-will be allowed for the procuring OF
substitutes.
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~ The box of securities belonging TO Messrs.
Riggs Co., of New York was stolen from
Tie American Bank day before yesterday The
BOY, il is said, was handed in TO one of the
Clerks behind the counter, and shortly after
wards stolen.
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~ Commodore q. j. Pendergrast was on
Thursday suddenly afflicted with severe
stroke Of paralysis, in Philadelphia, while on
his way 70 the navy yard to attend to his duties
H. entered the Navy in I-i2
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Headquarters Military District Of Washington =
Waskington, ID. C., Nov. q, ists. (
ORpERs.-An Commissioned Officers now in
the city OF Washington who are on sick leave,
or under medical treatment will report forth.
with TO Surgeon Meredith Clymer. Y. s. Wells,
No. o0S Pennsylvania avenue.
BY command OF Brig'r General W adsworth.
john =. SaERsygsA A A. GenI
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SAFETY or THE STEAMER TRFSTOS

SArLI We IhE STEAMER TRESTDN.
The missing steamer Trenton, alluded TO As
being missing, in yesterdays Star, last evening
turned up all safe, moored at the Washington
Arsenal wharf. II seems that her master made
the trip from New York TO the Chesapeake
through the canal, where he met unanticipated
DELAYS
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TnE CASE OF r. II. oLAnkK.-ram informed

TnE CASE or R. n. CLARsE-Iam informed
~ u near relative Of Richard III. Clarke, ESQ
who is now in confinement nj the Old Capitol
prison. on a charge OF CORES ponding with the
that as brothGr-in-law and business agent OF
the Messrs. Semmes, now in the rebel States
zone in The Congress and the other in ommand
of the steamer '21, y hehas written there upon
business matters, and in one instance sent
letters by person who went 10 Richmond by
permission OF the government IL is stated a.
the W ar Del0rtment that certain letters have
been intercepted which led TO the arrest Mr.
Clarke il, j think, q relative of Col ives urhe
is also in the rebel seryice.-Hasa. Cor. BoH
Sun.
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d. An uneasy feeling has prevailed for some
time in Montreal, Canada, from an apprehen-
Sion that Britain is on the eve of q contest with
tha United States
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CONTRACTED FOR

This forenoon, Col. Rucker, Quartermas;er,
contracted for $1,000 bushels of shelled corn, in
bags, at 90 cents, with Lewis Stowe, OF Balti-
more, the lowest bidder.
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81 The steamer Austrilasian, W hich sailed
fom New York on Thursday, took ont s91i 900
IN specie.
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- Joseph A. Santos, whose trial for fitting
On the bark Cora has been in progress in New
York city since Friday, did not appear in court
Thursday morning. Judge Shipman declared
bic bail FORT tied
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LATEST FROM THE ILLINOIS ELEC
TON
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY THE STATE BY
FROM is 900 TO 20 900 MAJORITY

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-The Democrats have car
ried the State by from 1900 TO eo,0OO majority
They elect probably nine members OF Congress
and the Republicans Ave. The Democrats elect
two-thirds Of the members OF the Legislature,
and have ma ority Of one or twoin the Senate
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PoLIcB.-Thomas Sullivan and Chayles He'd.
dinger We're arrested by the Patrolmen OF the
Fourth Ward, upon a charge of larceny. Thev
were taken before Justice Clayton and after N
examination Of the evidence the case was dls-
missed.
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rnO,f ,r.cprH,xrrESy

Evacuation OI yvihche >ler l. y "a" r. Ucl>--
Destruction Of the Baitim"rr and nh'n
Railread.
Correspondence OF the Daltimor" An'arcan.l
HARPER's FERRY, Nov 6-Iwo ladies' ar
rived here to-day from Martin-hur., having
walked the whole distanc', nineteen miles,
along the railroad track Thy 'rnrt that tn =
Rebel pickets left Martinsburg yesterday morn
ing, but say they have still q stron% force o.
Bunker's Hill.
They confirm the destruction OF the railroad
track from point few miles beyond Hnpe-'s
Ferry 10 North Mountain. SIX mics west of
Martins burg. All the companH'> proper al
Martinsburg Was also completely destroyed.
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Passion BUREAU EXAMINING SURGEONS
JUST ArPoINTED.-Eiz: Dr. Isaac WIndle, al
Dies Moines, Iowa; DIR. Rhilip Il. Wagenseller,
N SplIr'S Grove. Pa
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TELEGRAP
THE ILLINOIS ELECTION.
LoyEJOY DEFEATED FOR CONGRESs

Especial Dispatch 10 The Start
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-le p. m--Late returns in
-duee the belief that Loyejoy is defeated for
Congress. l think, from their complexion, that
he has certainly s.gone up
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COMMITTED roR GRAND LaxcExY.-Yester-
day, patrolman J. Taylor arrested John Tur-
ner for stealing pair OF boots valued at sc from
Mr.. keisinger, on Seventh street. in the Third
SON, who committed him 70 Jail for trial a the
criminal courf
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APPOINTED

Luther Brady, Of Indiana, has been appoint
ed Superintendent Of the Interior Department
building, vice Hedrick. resigned
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WIZARDS HOTEL

WIZARDS HOTEL!
ASSEMBLY ROOM entrance on F street,
kELECT DANCING AGA DENY!
Mr.. JOHN X. GUODALL, Professor aud Teacher.
In compliance with numerous requests, Mr..
GOODALL announces "A
GENTLEMES'S CLASS,
on FRIDAY EVENING Nov Z at . clock, 81
to continue every Friday evening for aterm.4R
of twelve weeks. Gentlemen viii please .nnlence
stonce. rs after the first month ladies will be ad-
mittei gratuitously.%
Terms 8 10, in advance no lw"
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PRRseNAL.-Iion. NJ. L. Odeli, Hon. Z. B.
Cutting. Gen. Duryea, Gen. Van Allen, and
Hon. o. u. Mattissn, CT New York, are at VIII
lards'.
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Sn0lD edition.
THREE O'CLOCK P. n.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
A BRILLIANT FIGHT.

FURTHER PARTICULARS Or THE BATTLE
At BARD0URS
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NAVAL OpnERG

Acting Master Il. Downs has been ordered TO
the command OF the bark Restless ri Port
Royal
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OYsrERs.-Harvey is to-day receiving I've
cargoee OF remarkably fine oysters. His many
patrons are enjoying them hugely.
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JUST RECEIVED
- LARGE And Superior stock of CARPETS and
O1LCL0TH, amounting tn Is pi eces purcha I'D for
cash Of a Northern manufacturer declining bust
ness.
SHADES CROCkERY. GLASS WARE AMI other
HOC SEKEEPING ARTICLES. inclu1 ling P.rlor
NET FCRNITTRE. both new AID second hand
Parties Wishing to buy will save time AND money By
calling st the cheap cash ftors Of
X. BCCHLY. AS 9TH ST.. east side,
no g. I'm between q md II.
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WITNESSING SEcEsH SESTINENTs.-Yester-
day afternoon, among the visitors 10 the M0ni.
Tor al the Navy 4 ard, was a man, apparently
drunk, named X. p. Compton, said to be clerk
IN one OF the Departments, but who gave his
name as Smith, who, after he had been O
board, went into one Of the Offices at the Yard.
and stated that he was a Southern mHn: thai
the South would be- successful; and as for the
Monitor, she wa a id humbug. with o.
talk OF this sort. de was arrested and put in
irons in the euardhouse, but he will likely De
transferred 10 the Old Capitol to-day.
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DEATH OF COM. PENDERGRAsT.
PHILArELPRIA, Nov.7.-Commodore Fender.
grast, Commandment of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard, died this morning Of paralytic attack
aged 81 years. He was over half a century in
the Naval seryiee
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FORD TkE TRE

TENTH STRHII, Near Pennsylvania Avenue.
Manager and PToprie Tor. ....... SIR. JoRs T. RoRD
,Atso of Nc '.iday stree. T aatrc, Raumor..I
StE-e Manage. ......-----. Yr. NCMFnRs> BLAND
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fIxANcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say:
cent. lower or The speculative shares Opera.
to- arr 4 little undecided in their views and in
Ere absence Of vigorous buying prices show q
dropping tendency. Governments are dull and
lo~er. The skies of lSel sold at lo3a Seven
Girt's are steady at 105aIO5E The six per
CENT certificates Al % Sa90S. Money is in good
q. mand 81 full rates. Cali loans are quoted
$50 ier cent. chiefly at 5a5;5. The gold mar
IL mr. m and rising. The sales of the morn
an have been chiefly at 131 haI3IS, closing
YIN steady d.msnd. Duiiable Demand
T. sery light ~ 1o6aI26S. Exchange on Lon.
don l. qniet and firm ri Ii5aIijI The a..
sistant Treasurer received rom Washington
yt,,frdaY ss.hOoOe Treasury Notes for the use
q! Tia department here.
sICspt Henry Il. Atherton, OF Cavendish
Y -. late II the 4th Regiment of that Stale, hui
~ allied through wounds ut Lees Mills from
DONG military duty. has assumed the editorial
charge OF tn Nashua IN. H. Telegraph.
- Rev Liberty Billings, recently of Con-
cord N-H chaplain Of the 4th New Hamp-
e6ire Regiment, has been appointed Lieutenant
Colonel Of the LIST South Carolina black Vol
Unteers.
s|Reuben Wright, q convict in The New
tempsnirr State Prison, having been set 10
~ ork outside the " ais Of the institution. mads
ais escape. '""0'
~Petifisns, asking that the ports OF Norfo,k
end Portsmouth, Va, be opened TO trade are in
Circulstion In those cities ~
81 The corporation Of Harrisburg, Pa, have
issued shinplasters of the denomination OF Ave
&c N d twenty 1--WE cent?.
|" Ths~ American Bibls Society dIstaibuted
af5,0o bibles during the month of September.
o4In Alabama, the people are making tea of
olackbeery leaves.
1MatiIda Heron has reappearsd upon the
New York stage in the character of 'sCamille"
- There were thirty six American sea going
Vessels lost or missing during the past month
sSrhe railroads CT England were built at ar
6speaSe OF 81, 7so,UoRo0o.
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ALEXANDRIA APFAIRs.-Herroan BachIraan
Of Company /, 18th Connecticut regiment. sc-
cidently shot himself through the foot yesfer-
day afternoon, while cleaning his gun, in front
of the Provost MarshaIs Office
he weather Is cloudy and wintry The cold
season win soon sci I'm, if we are TO have q
hard " intsr. q. 81. al. : - .
Several cases of smallpox are reported
amongst the '-contrabands-in this rlace.-lics
Gazette, Nor. g.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-To-day, in the following
cases, inquisitions were rendered for the plaiI.
nns:-tieo. w. Hoover VS.. IL. Dreier, q. A W
Randall VS.. 4. b. Graham, w. Wilson VS. H.
:. Davis, and Geo. W. Miller VS.. Hannah IT,
rich.
In the case Of Nicholey Jensen ysW f. d.
Elchleran, action for Islander in publicly stating
that the plaintiff was no workman the Jury ~
turned verdict for platinum for $50 damaxss.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 11X a. m.-First Board
US. Coupons, ISL, 1901; 80 10 Treasury Notes,
lV4a; One Year Certificates, asS; Old Demand
Notes, f26A; Gold, 13lS.
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DIsMIssRp.-Yesterday,A Alfred Gleason ap-
peared before Justice bonn TO answer a charge
of larceny of a tin cup, tive blankets and a befl
from ID. Miller. The evidence Showed that
sonr misunderstanding had existed between
the complainant and the defendant, and the
1acts not Jusufying commitment for court ths
case was dismissed
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pEFtKTsRNr oP 3TATR,
-Nsst. 'a',rUs. Nov. ., .66!.
,eaSSs FROM The draft GA the grovad OF .li,nas@
n y - l.ep slloN al IN IN. {, low IN, a. rssas
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DRowSKD.-An interesting little child n AIMED
Willie Walker, grandson of Mr.. warwick Of
Sixth street, was accidentally drowned in
comlanird his mother 20 see friend and whilst
engaged in conversation. little Willie wandered
out Of doors, and soon fell into the canal
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DIsLoYAL.-A man named Dunn was AZ
rested yesterday, by order Of the provost mar.
shall, for uttering disl0yal sentiments He re-
fused TO take the oath, Of allegiance, and va
THEREFORE sent TO the Old Capitol prison, wherv
he " all remain until he does take the oath. O,
until the next exchange OF State prisoners takes
place. :
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The CoNTRABASDs.-Gen.w adsworth has
authorized Mr.. Nichols, superintendent Of the
contrabands here, 70 apprentice the childrer
now al the contraband camp in this city. An
effort will be made to procure for them com.
Portable homes, and to have them instructed in
useful employments.
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A BoGrs PRovosr 4uARp-LAst night, Il.
Poynton, Of the 10th Va. (Union) Regiment i'm
provised provost guard OF hfteen men, sad
ordered several Of the ale houses in that vicinity
TO be closed, proving himself very ef5icienr and
afterwards he went into the theater and de-
manded<c see the passes Of q number Of officers,
among them several attached 70 the Pro yost
Marshals once; but "smelling q mice" he
came out and dismissed the guard, and returne<
70 the theater TO enjoy the performances, where
he remained until the close. On his comins
out, however, he was arrested by Lieut. Frank
lin, and ordered 70 report TO the Provost Mar.
shall. This morning he reported himself under
arrest, and was sent 10 the Old Capitol, where.
IL is 10 be hoped, no will learn how 10 attend 70
his own duties in future, and not assume those
of the Provost q uard. 49,.
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SALE op PATSTrNGs.-The sale, by Messrs
j. Z. Mcclure a Co., yesterday, OF the remain.
ing paintings of the late Charles ID King. Va
largely attended. There Were eighty-two pic.
lures, which Were sold quite low, the prices
ranging from one 10 twenty dollars. The
will, TO the Redwood Library, Newport. II. Il
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HORSE AND WAGON
III POR SALE
A light EXPRESS WAGON, HORSE and HAIR
NESS for sale. Price SZ5. A.
Inquire at ~
RAINET'S Stable III
pns-3tt On ri shth street
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MRS. SMITH, A Most Ercshv Test Medium.
1vi will give sittings for short time 20 those that
wish. for the purnose of seeing their deceased a.
well - living n, ads, gets names. describes cor
rectly, reads character. fcretells future events.
reads the future Hours for sitting- from 10 to o.
Charges reasonable. Rooms at No. so South A
street Capitol Hill nT-4tf
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W0klNG BY GAS.-Housckeepiag made easy bv
~ the Use Of Gas Stores, for Cookins on HeatiRs
District OF Columbia, for the salc of the o.
SMEsttr 1 GAS COOK and HEATING ~
and for sale at lowest rates
BY the use Of these Stoves great deal of labor is
saved, In addition to the saving of expense
All persons interested, will, By calling at the
store Of the ubscrbers see of these Moves In
operation. JOHN ]. BAkDNARD & Co
Bridge street. two doors
no3-2w west OF High street Geor getown D. Q.
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A LII SIZES BED BLANKETS, IN qualities from
n medium UP to extra gu per.
One price Only. PERRY Il BRO,
no & let Pa ave. aid Ninth street
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CLOTHS AMP CASSiMERES.-A new AMI fuli
~ assortment of the best grades
Our Northern and Esstern correspondents send
u new supplies daily,
One price only, marked in plain figures
PERRY BRO,
no LET Pa ave n nd Ninth Sfrac.
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MCCLELLAN OCCUPIES wARRENroN.
ASSOCIATED Press D,spatches.l

JacKsoN IN Poss EssIoN OF CHESTER GAP
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THEJrRTEs FOR TAX Next CRIMINAL CoCnr.
In accordance with law, a. noon to-day. John
A Smith, Clerk Of the Court, IN the presence
OF Samuel y. Douglass, Register OF washing
ton, w. Laird, Recorder Of Georretowr, and
NJ Callan, Clerk Of the Levy Court, drew The
narnes of the follow ing persons 90 serve on the
grand and petit juries NJ the next term OF The
Criminal Court, which commences on the nrst
Monday in December:
Grand Jury. T. Van Riswick, j. y. SlelShf,
George farnell, Southy 3. Parker, Joseph Lib
hey. IT., James ii. Boss, Il. +. Monkey, b. y.
Cuttings, Thomas Brighiwell, II. q. Ritsey,
simeon Meade, WIN. Wurdeman, Jsmes 4.
Owens, John q. McCullom, w. Burroughs.
samuel Lewis, Walter 9odey,~Sm. X. Edes,
W. Emmert, II. q. Mitchell, Fiorian Hitz- r
w. Burr, W. Witherow. -
Pettif yury-Peter T.. Little, w. King OF VIM,
Chas r. Belt, John Rggies. Aug. Davis, DAVID
Lewis, Jas. o. Withers, Thos. Barron, Jacob
Ramsburs, w. y. Mohun, VIM. Parker, Jno. r.
Garner, W. III. Langley, b. O. Greenwich, jon.
@. Lewis, John @. Robinson, Henry Barron, j.
+. Il. Purcell, Henry Lee, q. Rhodes, jr- W. r
Riley, Thos Knowles, Moses =. Sw ain, t}eorxe
II. Grant, W. :. venable. and jos. ]. Barret.
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ARRIVAL or PRIZES AND PRIsoSyRs.-The
Teaser, Ensign Sheridan, commanding ar
rived last night, bringing up two schooners
zone named the Grape Shot and the folio wing
prisoners: Joseph Statcher and W. Stattis,
Anglo Taylor, and George +. Bonney Vile, take1
in the Grape Shot; Andrew j. Dew, Richard s.
Risley, and John w. Carney, taken In . canoe,
and Richard L. Edwards, q rebel In uniform.
who was captured a. he was wing 9winnS
Island, in the Piankatank. He 10 sid to b IL
chief Of gang Of Gueriilas.
The Teaser also brought mp John Roberts, Q
sailor belonging TO the mortar schooner Daniel
Smith, who got his leg tangled In the figgtng
as they were shifting sail, and had IL broker
below the knee, making IL necessary 70 ampu-
tate IL He was sent to the hospital
The Resolute brought up, last night from the
Freeborn, lot OF contraband goods, consisting
Of boots and shoes, salt, whisky, hoop skirts,
j. l.. Insle. W. Bayley, and Simon Hirsh-