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The Despatch Cooking Stove

The Despatch Cooking Stove,
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Having been Improved, now undoubtedly the
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The Constitution must 30 Preserved Wh3cheVe-
~ Lady says can be by wearing these Waists.
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j Jackson is Moving NorthwardD
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FRO1I TFNNFssFR.

-. 80 NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
The Herald has the following special
dispatch = --. r--r- ~ ...-s
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" 'vColeni.asSon ms.

3 NEw YoRK, Sept Sth.-Tribune's CORES.
pondence. Hon. E. a. Thsyer, 10 urgiung with
hopes of success. the governmept : 70 adopt .
plan for the colonization Of the FsDelious States
a. q war measure; Nr. tTbayera plan i -
throw Northern and Foreign emigraats into the
insurrec ctionary districts Of the Gulf Gtatee.
armed and under the suspices, of The govern
ment in such formidable bodies q 70 defy guec.
rillas He wishes to make the initial experiment.
In Florids. The more inviting portions of that
State 70 be taken possession OF and held by u.
vading loyalists, NJ. Thsyer ssys, Who ase 70 b
enlisted for six months only. .'a,~...s, es.,,TJ
There are II ,000, 900 acres Of unappro-,
priatsd public lands in Florida, besides what,
can be taken under the Law authorizing
the sale Of real estate for the non-pay.
ment Of taxes. NJ, Thaysr's friends are aaking
his appointment as Brieadier General, y enable
him successfully TO carry ont the idea. aag a.gT
Gen. Banks 10 sick ct Willards Hotel The
attending surgeon prescribes quiet and rest -
necessary for his recovery from the injuries Ee-
ceived at the battle of Cedar Mountain. .e5ys.
Two companies Of Vermont cavalry, who were
supposed 70 have been cpt of in an affair on the
some days ago, have come safely
into our lines, after having sxperiencsd great
danger and hsrdships, pursuing D circuitous
route 70 reach the city. s.Ea, g1gii4a s594
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LouIsvl1Ls, Sept Ion Sunday lest Colonel
Shackelfopd met sfotse Of rebels at xorgan6eld,
surprised them, killed some, and took several
prisouers 6hackelford shen divided bic force,
sending Lieut. Foster with conpanies Of cav
airy 10 the direction of elaughterville. Foster
overlook . part of The feasmy, and killed and
took 2S prisoners and 4 horses On Wednesday
morning Col & started for the rebel Col John
sons camp, Oh 0srger Lake, drove IN his pick
ets, routed him and took poGgesdon ofhis camp.
johnson rallied on tie opposite ride Of the lake,
and opened FIRE. ehackslford discounted his
men, about 80, and with carbines fought the
enemy, about eco In number, for two hours, and
until lie ammunition was exhausted, having
killed and wounded several. The Eederals then
retrested orderly, re.croaing the Lake. The
rebels advanced down the lake. Shackelford
ordered . charge, leading In person. His left
foot vas torn to pieces BY aleaden slug from the
enemys cannon, which killed his horse HE
forces then burned the rebel camp and guns, and
fell back in good order. Our loss was seven,
besides himself wounded. None killed.
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~ = -.
b tWAst1sGroH, Sept 81 ,. M.-Intelligence
received here last night and additionally con-
Armed This morning, Of the occupation Of Fred
|erick City, Maryland, by the rebel forces, ratu-
rally excited much surprise, mingled with indig-
nation and alarm. There was but limited op-
portunity for obtaining information from that
point, almost al the intelligence coming by the
way of Baltimore. -
The Government authorities received the news
early yesterday evening in . documentary form.
Last night immense bodies Of our troops were
in motion for the Upper Potomac and elsewhere.
To-day the military operations continue. S
Nearly all the rebel troops have apparently
been Withdrawn from our front None in large
force remain. "ss.ot '..F Z
There il, no doubt that large ireinforcemenss
Leesburgh, as if Intending to cross 90 SmitherS
Ferry, which Is between Point Of Rocks and
Edwards Ferry. The rebels moved ID solid col.
umns-frst cavalry, next artillery, then In
fantry, their baggage in the rear, and these
again are followed il the same order BY similar
descriptions Of troops. The people of the val.
10y have contributed TO the subsistence Of the
rebels and doubtless have furnished them WIN
al needed information. ossg's ~
Nothing has been heard from our troops at
Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg, who were cut
Of from reiDforcements by the movement Of The
rebels towards Frederick. e1 20
A gentleman who arrived here'to.dsy, having
left Frederick between and 10 o'clock Lass
night on horseback, says the rebel force there
is estimated at 10000 men under Stonewall
Jackson. From this gentleman's conversation
with the rebel soldiers be derived the impres-
sion that one of their objects is 70 destroy the
Western Central Pennsylvania railroad, and
otherwise operate in that State, and having ul-
terror designs on Washington and Baltimore.
Our informant vas glad 70 leave the neighbof-
hood without caring to remain long enough 70
verify his data i.i,a45ss ,,s5t. *. ar
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: 8eGsY1cllons upon travel Removed,
WAR GAzErTs, WAR DxPARrxsNrl

Instylct;on, to United States Marshals, Ni;tary
Con,nande,.ts, Provost Marshal,, Police Off,
8 GERS, Aerifs, De. vai a. ,os
s The quota of volunteers and enrolment Of
militia having BEEN completed in the several
States, the necessity for stringent enforcement
Of the orders Of the War Department in re.
spect 70 volunteering and drafting no longer
exists. Arrests for violations of these orders
and for disloyal practices will hereafter be made
only upon ny express warrant and by the direc-
ton of the military commander or Governor of
the State in which such arrests may be made;
and restrictions upon travel, imposed By these
orders, are rescinded. ial 5h ol fif5 af1s.A in.
d fSigued.1 s'aai L. g. TulSzR, aai
{. .T.IEN 8 N.. a'LdA-A ~ Judge Advocate. 4
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W06kb8tO1 8016tt6ssK1 fo0tfIeaOnO %
~ Travel Removed. y a., .rtr,
PH1LADELPH1A, Sept e.-The Washington Ma.
tional Republican says it Was currently reported
on the streets and in the hotels last svening that
own request in order to bring charges against
Fitz John Porter and Sumner and Q General Of
artillery, whose name We did not get, for disc
beyiDg brdera b - i. af
! Marshal Kiljward to day attempted 70 put .
stop to al Railroad travel BY requiring al citi-
sens Who wished TO 60 to New York or other
cities, to procure . pass from him, for the
trouble Of preparing which his clerks charged
each person tMe dollars a ~ soon 20 the Wash-
ington authorities heard of the proceeding, or
ders were sent to the Marshal to remove sli re-
strictions upon free travel and oil persons now
come and 50 when they please without interfsr-
ence. " v ~@,i.r -
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zee q Y. !. Is cents ns.s,. :, going

vSte 6 g sh' solder as 10 cents mileage going
and coming nothing moro ass.a "a .0qsglb
Senator Foote introduced bill requiring elec.
tors in this State to take On oath to support the
Voensnsutaon before voting. as .lgs 3zaa ii'3t
4 joint resolution accepting the Dss xoines
s k'Ssr Land Grant made by, .Coogrsss, was
p>seee' I'D s8s 7esssi d ssla3 s1 o. assosg
p Both Houses have ordered - third reading
olh fepeaiing the dogl Law. = oi's s' ! .
The House passed resolution requesting the
judiciary Committee to report asbill placing
those suspicious individuals Who claim protec-
aon Of foreign powers on the same footing With
Allen citizens and depriviDg then sf the uss Of
tne Homestead law. 9ds 5d ars =. II. g..
I, ..h., ..s..1 -s.i Dss HonEs, Sept, o. d d
). The Assembly have, passed bill for taking
tAey Of tie seldien, and authorising the
Governor to appoint one Commissioner for each
regiment n9ssa h97ssi7' Sasis'Rol 5Aoaat2 ~
81 b. The Houss. repealed II. Dog Law By yo..
Of t6 to29. 90 aaold sfs 3ai9 fGaolu9 sd1
d' The bill making al bstveen the agss Of ls
:, end 60 liable y work 81 the Highways, vs.
q definitely Postponed ia Also killed outright
2 biaocreporteds BY special COMMITTEES
exemptings Quaksrs and others from military
duty On payment Of certain sum, which settles
much ,vexed question. Aa.s 5as ls,aaz a3i
Il, ALlsv extending the benefits of the stay Law
% all soldiers and officers Of this State, II what
eyer rank, VA sps.eed-bsfore, it extended 70
none above the rank Of Captain. .gasasnsA
The Senate passed an important bill for the
protection Of the Southern border, which pro-
vides that there shall be one company Of mount
ed men in each county along the line, ten of
whom shall be oontinually on scout, and receive
regular pay. The balance Of companies only
get pay while In active service. q s'1 .r : -
Tabled resolution to refund the money paid
BY soldiers Of the lst and Sd regiments foS SStste
,clo.hing. e''1a 10 l5+ea e
The Governor VIII send In special message
in the morning, relative TO the Indian troubles
and other matters. 81 45 d.T waa
ta The Assembly viii hardly adjourn before next
Monday. ,,,s'. : ~. T. HIS.
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J Eron:ahe Kanavvha.

10 GALL1roLls, o., Sept. 6.-Telegrsphic COM
munication In the Kanawaha Valley ID suspend
Cd shove Point Pleasant g,
Jenkins 10 encamped at Buffalo with 1900
men and about 200 more we're expected to join
him tonight. The enemy. = stripping the coun.
try Of horses. It is supposed his object is to
cut of Communication with our Kanawaha
troops The militia Of Gallipolis assembled to.
day to the number of 27oO, and completed
their organization. Very little fear il felt Of .
rsIo on tnls Place. slrnalaEl ,lad. l.n-i ..a.-
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1eeb,l Horse Stealing.

2 WAsHrseroH, Sept. s.-A gentleman Just ia
from the late battle field states that quite 1
number of the hacks pressed into the service
on Saturday week for the purpose Of conveying
the wounded to this city. are still on, the bat
tie field, the rebels having taken the horses,
thus preventing them from returning to their
homes,
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From the Upper lAosounle,

WAsmsa7ox, Sept oth.-tt was known sev.
eral days agothat the rebels have been moving up
she valley, with view Of passing into Nary land.
The most current report this morning, Vas that .
detachment Of cayalry and artillery reconpoi.
tered the harylsnd side, then returned to Va.
The campfres, and false rumors the rebels
themselves were instrumestal in circulating vas
doubtlesstintendeds 70 deceive our force TO.
night It 10 said the rebels have crossed near
Point Of Rocks on the Nouacaci, and now oc.
cupy Friedrich, Nd. Military men think their
movement favorable TO operations on our side
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Affairs at Clnelnnaai-A Raia into Ohio.
CumHnArl, Sept +, 7p. m.-The order sup
pressing the Cincinnati Evening Times was re-
voked this morning and the piper appeared %
This afternoon bridge of boats 10 being
built across the river At the foot Of Walnut 81,
and will be completed tonight .9tf9e eS
An order vas lisued this morning compelling
all citizens 70 be in their houses at pm. a
Troops continue 70 pour into the city. Among
the arrivals this afteruoos was the 18th Regi-
ment Of Rsgulara Gun boats are constantly
pstrolling the river for miles above and below.
ClxcIslxzt, Sept Conductor Wood made
. ireconnolssncs yesterday with an engine, On
Tie Ksntucky Central Railroad. he proceeded
20 point Ten miles north Of CynthiaDa when be
discovered three men who upon being hailed
said they belonged to Georgia regiment. He
afterwards discovered their camp but it was 70
hidden By bushes that hs could not make out
their numbers. ba3 HatIaSfi - EElf h5}H
A dispatch from Falmouth 1t ono o'clock this
moenipg says the scouts report the rebels within
four miles Of that place With artillery. s9oa
A dispatch from Pomsroy Ohio says spencer,
Roass County, Va, surrendsred to Jenkins-
CSl, Rathboneb command ~ taken prisoneeA
On Wednesday Jenkins entered Ravsnsweod Va
and on Wednesday evening crossed the Ohio at
BufRngton's Island and came down TO Racine,
Ohio. They killed one man, wounded two and
stole twelve horses; they then rsorossed the riv.
or At Wolff Bar and sncamped for the night
The people were raising 70 resist further at-
tempta llater report Gays force 10 crossing
at Racine, coming down % both sides. A dec.
patch from Point Pleasant TO the Military
Committee ct Gallipolis. said the contend.
ine fosoes are now within sight Of each other.
Thel enemy: 10 said to be 900 strong, and .
battle 10 imminent 80 z
Gov. Norton has ordered oil the male citizens
between the ages Of lS and As, residing in the
border counties of Indiana, to organize them
selves into military companies, to report imme-
diately 3si SD
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DlsnlHDea the SeHvlees9y
War DIPAR1NEkE, GENERAL OyFIcE,(
@Hf Washington. Sept. 9th.

General Order, No. 1875. 90 aHa6'l@
. The following named officers are by direction
of the President, dismissed from the service
Of the Uuited States for being absent without
permission from their respective Regiments,
while the armies TO which they belonged, we're
fighting the enemy in the field. Capt Thorn.
ton Smith. Asst Or Master of Vols, 1t John
Simpson OF the 99th Pa, Capt. Z. Valentine,
Aid .Decsmp, Lieut. ]. l. Christie, Aid Decamp;
Capt. j. v. Potter, 78d Ohio, Major G @. Aus.
tin, l26th Pa, Lieut. R. T. Crawford, Abide.
camp. 5e.Ts syes 5ei7iJso ,7a.t,2 iiae, :
By order Of the Secretary Of War, rsii' r.
e s2i3e % $3.50 L. THOMAS. Adit. Gen.
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a Good Change.

PRovIDEscE, R. L, Sept. 5.-Hon. James +.
Simmons resigned bis seat in the U. s. Senate
this morning. The General Assembly elected
Lieut. Gov Green Arnold to Gil his place for the
remainder of the term, which expires on the 4ih
Of March next. Mr.. Arnold received II out Of
81 votes cast.
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Treasury Notes...Sklrmiah ag Rall,e
i. 20 AE3sT 2Gl ChuFch. a. tl aEa


Y WAsHINGros, Sept. 6th.-The Treasury De.
partment issues . little more of the new curren.
cy than enough to gil the place Of the old de
mand notes, 60 fast q il retires them, probably
not more than 10000, 900 dollars within the
last three months, over and above the amount
retired. ssG ss.l aags-- E, s.fa7 sn5s,rs, /. +
. Garret Davis, o. s. Senator from Ky., and
Mr. NayoaFd, member from Tenn, are here to
confer with the Executive - to the steps that
must be taken to rid Kentucky Of rebels. sa
q Thursday evening the rebels appeared in
force at Falls Church and drove in our pickets,
using artillery. A wagon train fell into their
hands, but tthey did not succeed in getting it
away, q our troops rallied and recovered it,
This morning the rebels fell bsck to Falls
Church, and then, shortly afterwards evacuated,
going towards Leesburgh, on the Leesburgh
Pike. We had none killed or wounded. -s-s
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The Wheeling Intel,
ligencer, Of yesterday, learns that Col Rathbone
of the l1th Virginia infantry, has surrendered
Spencer to the rebels. No particulars
COL Mulligan has been unable to find the reb-
els on the liue Of Northwestern Virginia.