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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

MOST VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT Ne.
4h533, M - Corner OF Broad IA nd Blh sITeets,
FOO sale at Anc lon FOE en- We I've ali lease
aspubl IN NJ da the 2lst Ware Sc
at l. o'clock for from lst May,
hair acre 10 a. ate above Pen payab qparte ~
aud the lesAee to pay the and ms
ance u IN; e such hull Ia may he the
be aid for the e1d Of the the or A. ysuat
Of two coIpeent pers'n' his ntnu-
d. 7hts be most uab unimrtOY r-I road
NH Il G0DDIN APPE2s0 AHcts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

TaE LEsILArURL-The 5 maze q e9g'gsd on tie tax
bill The House occupied yesterday, in advancing
bills on the calendar. Some time sPslt in Discus
sing resolution TO adjourn Iias die Friday ash last;
b.. no conclusion vac arrived a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

The Enquirer made is appearance, yesterday, re-
ducsd half of its former siz,. TIE editcs en-
thst tie publication Of tie proeeed rgs of the
CodveaiOn, and Of the Articles OF War, has been
cluded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
oFgIof OF THr CITY iIvIs ss BANK,

FicHkOSD. Msreh g, 1859. (
Tsmesiing oihe directors he'd this day. the Or log res
n outon we I'D pied and dsred 10 b.pub i,het VI:
solred That In OF the insb fly ~ The
the fund deposit the President Is hereby
ec'ei 20 I've notice by ubiA In TIE raoas Apers
u hi city, q the dspos orI n nAt ulon
iris lat : al irtlheAies gill be paid on demand
Eesoired, er. To upsn all cef ates Of lees haa
ihouIn1 dolas 'hs inere will IN lst Of April and
sp n lager Gums on the On Of that pei, will
herefoe plea present their eeeess and eeye e7t
H0RAcE L. KsNr eident.
n Aususr, Cashier. milo dinn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
by JAS. ". TAYLOR 4 SON, AUoTs
Observation-Disclosures RRsrDRNo,

ATT8Est UrHEASr INTE lrECTIoh OF MARSHAL AND
lirH sTREETs AT AUCTION We will iel upon the pre-
iIs. on u sdav, he 18th day Of Mach, commencing
O'Clock ~ very valuable brck iderce located
hpsss ntesecl o7 n Marshsl i9Ih owned
occupied by Hn T. Bilet, Esq TIE h-us; has
The vast thee o. - by 20 feet sBd Gins
5 oe an. s1Ts ssr & ;gsh r yith several small
ThsiI desd dy OF d.lces the city 1t
built by the osus nd under bis supervise NJ his
Wit fen'e Is supplied with sill the
np'oy m nts, ca rs Mantle bath h5rss (Ei h
ga n AID cold va cr gas, lli &C roHs every
Fenlsrc. sccomm d Itlon OF large family
Thee : tached Ia lex XII o. con'a-Iug ur
iArge and ally ms sge her With basement for stirring
and coal
7 hit fro IS 80 feet 18th street, i20 feet
This property coniderei to be IN many respects superior
In the pNTtl u,ry on Its
jorhcoi, End E cont the buSne pori n eiy
Terms cash. CT desired Vi gst North USr1ns Stock
VII ne ! ken 1T market pr &C
Purchaser pay the and l-turance for 1867
mhao I'd IA. NJ TAYLOR &6oN, Auc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

The deugaei having pare, ss'd N. iuere n ". LP
p rsD, n the late concern 81 Ape DUpuy hop by
att elton aud compliant ,tus RI the 10
patron &, Il the house sEd .he pI5 &c tn rally.
POHdArAS 4 DUPUY,
mtli-dlmf Grsduve "a Pharmacy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

LOCATED PRIVATE sksDikCs ON TIE NO tn sIDE
OF CARY, NEART 4TE tIEkT, FOR FAYE AT AUCTION
WI be sid st Auct on the eui.ts, Saturday,
p March, 1882. at ~ o'clock NJ he lent story
biieT mt loo tea above owned sLd coup
ey, The Il. use faS orc ms beside. szps servants
ms and Is Ia { e os pc feet o. der.
TERNs-Onefurh cash, balAnee at and ia months, for
Itsb. notes. Interest aided secured BY deed title re-
tsned TIL lat cote is p-ij
The a1es and for ls62 to he paid BY the purchaser,
mllS GOD IN L APPERS0N, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

NTATRINONIAL "A gentleman, who IL Masking gre
M money than be- cares spenioh himself desires share
" q d nice you z lAdy.
sdd sath eonddSnse, BAOHEL0R,
mhis--iH WIS oAcs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
yTO THE VOTERS OF AEBE

n VIZ
BN-Sa MARIE JOUNTY-n the request Of ltrous
hierds Lut W. o. CAaRIS6ToE, has consented
bins ~ uddate, to oil ae In the HolBs Of Del
Of Ngra ccAsoad by the deAh Of the late Dr.
n T. AnteJOl
Al tho Gem r1tn Of the present lieut. Oar ingon
NJ With dis.neton lucrative ts the
no alls " fsssion q LAWN Ills ty bat oaed
u l. 10 her ex2e the foul In al 81 her than
he sSpei biz and Isd ~ the Id 10 yndcAte her
cause.
haWug daslei by etpoIure 10 the mp after service
often mis- he has rttlrnsd hI home only
est become candidate, because his aih Is much I'm
paired a he c. mot Bs We h co Etsy In the csm1
HIS high Attsnmen United With g-rerl inforr, an
In 10 Il siteet Tertaia u the ntere Of the Con-
ucnFsSla aud his zeal fer tie in VII
barred 81 lite nj 10 hin t,ye ard
srrsnt TIE usnn hat later In the Genera Amen
blv be y cohhitd 10 lis
We llerene ask the voters Cf he ountyto
IL 70 IN s1PP ~ OF enc who gentleman, sehoI- and lot
"srch /, 1861 MANY yOTkRl
EE-ae:, to be held Monday, 9th March, 1'62
n.hl5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

VERY VALUABLE mn WELL LOCA
TS) DWELLING, IN The WHIST LINE OP IRA, BE
VsElH FRaaKLIN AND GRACE STREE ~ FoK eALE AT
~ 'roH Wi be at tuclOn on the p-e1is SAT-
urdsy, the 2Ind ntreh, 1864 oc -. tae IL &C.
uit aud e1nyerien arranged br eni ocsted
hoVe, IA tie . h. II. tknk-r L'lssTe4y
hr-t eus idslIs l. sIeyrsP The uoa among the
best In the city.
TEaNs b.. -
he pur, haser topsy ite'tares and i-fu for 1884
miT-td GVDDIN APPERsON, Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
RICHMOND WING.
rHURsDGY aOR yING, MARCH 10, 1854.

FRox raE LosEE POrOnAc.-Ws learn from the
Fredericksburg Herald Of the l4ih inst, that on Friday
night Of last wsek, scouting party in charge OF Ser
,sap, set out from Captain John rAyloeS camp and to-
Yards day we're followed BY similar party Of the Aer-
Ger ClvAy, uhicn suppOSns the former to be the enc
suy rssreatsd; 10 TIE confusion pistol vent en- 10 the
hands Of private Of the Mercer Cavalry, inn'eNnS
A. wound upOa Lieut.. waller Of that troop
After dAy, Friday morning, boat came ashore ~
O,,.er.On, from tug and took Cd load OF negroes
t,o Of whom belonged Captain rAyloe and the resi-
are supposed TO have bssn oGrOnus Turner'S and Field
ing L'uiss
On Friday nsbt.thers near being serious collision
through ms.lks bstUsen p:cks Of the Mercer Cavalry
AID two companies Of the AIN. O. Regiment marching
under orders to OhAi,er,on-
.ppot there be some plan devised TO avoid these mis-
takes a. serious rssuts may there be not pre-
concerted agreed upon sigaslI
Advices from the PotomAo Monday, represented the
river 10 be alive With small steamers tugs transports
T. going up and down, but visible tokens OF Pu'-
pOSs 10 cross.
We understand ssA, Major Beals il in command Of the
slv.lry in that section.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
Hdq r. Department OF searicO,
RlcIyO.p Va March Is lSGa
GEyKRlL ORDERS,
DISSOLUsION.

IyIHF eopa tiers lp ~ ArPERSoN DUPUY noIvsd
4 ths . java y, 1883
person. teb'ed resuS'ed 10 make lam sdists p,y
mel an u tav.rg claims igAtS Grn requ TO
prGseat th.4 for settlement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
VALUaBL8 rBURRAN PA. M KNOWN
Y n t-DOgNXOOd y In The Town Of sIdneX.

NALUA blk n BNhBAN IA WI KNOWN
n "Dogwood - in the town OF sidney, on
an westo' Ihe city, az Auciipn.-We .hs upor
re p'-mGs Tuesday, the LIST day Of April 1854
msnelng cocS NJ lhe valuable slbur5sn farm,
no d." the late residence Off binson dec ID
ocael on HN-vl. s. ee, IN Sidney OF tn CIV
ntersec iosf Haryr ard Roo snioin
TIE Lns Of mes-r Shields Carter Fo d. and ot ess,
Irce ty 81
The tnu property is Gated IN besu 'aS grovs Of or
nal row and De iti OF IN lott tquneI to suit The
riswi 4 pure
Ills property, bu cling rurp)ss, Is desirable any
nue ns-tet aid nVt the attention OF persons ls
g-tuse sub ~ pr'te or capt. II = o his ts'e
Rss-A e 500 and der fourth oAs; tn ba
at II, and is mon he hs .lJlnt oaeh to car
he bs At ~ is rs mosas equitable uotes with
interest added, ard secured by u tr1 o. de d.
The taxes fJr 1862 70 bS paid by he pa chaser.
malQ It's US " TAYirR 4 SON Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

CtOuUIs IoNZn IA SALE of VERY VAL.
u unbie zeal state, known "a the I" ssx-
change Stablss,S On the North Side OF Prauk-
I'm street b. tween Iith and 9Th sreet.--As
Comm sionefs pponted 10y 10 Of the busting
City Of Richmond prCuavnS the sih day March, 1852
ell upon the mies on Wonhhy the 2lh Of March On fair
noi the ncNf day tercaSr commencing At l. O'Clock, "
he valuable real tate known the Exchange Stables
located the North side u Faaku between ih aud 18th
number OF occupied by james arden aul
entity by Davis hutehcson, The lot fronts " feet portion
Which rum back about .iOiee
ADDITION the above will be sold the aud lot
side Of ayo, north q FrInkn street. being the late rel
" A. r. utchesOn, decese use comfortably arranged
md adapted for the accommodation Inn family
The lot routs y feet aud runs back about feet.
III desuCd necessary anyt ing urtgr In favor this
pro- qriy, a. It's well known.
Persons desiring n the real ate
in The market, would do well Tend this ale.
Trass-Onc third the remainder at and ~ month for
7essaa note sh IN added and the title retained Until
iuri order by the Court
The and insurance 1854 paid by the purchaser
10 NB-hUTC rs y, leonn ,.
JOHN IS. IA Is So"" 10
Immediately a.er the .ie Of he Real Estate viii h. sold all the
perhab property the late ra Of LAWS u;ehesOn consist
ing in part Of viz:
Several single and double buge. with harness complete
large quantity n proyender such SHIELDED aud heat oats
corn fodder hay and shucAs also y valuable oStlcrS.
TEsFor TIE slaves cssh will be required; for the remainder
approved negotiable notes with Interest added.
JOHN H. rA-Is
Surviving Partner.
The sn Household AMI K Furniture beloug ng TO ~
late D. Hutehrson deee ,eA nssing e vafstyl
Piano. ,ogs her with excel en-, hor rarrisge a.
Te ms . asoge jim HUrJhEi \, Admr
mhl2-td o'Alex. r. HueAfsoR eec''.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

CoSaREssIOSAL-In the Senate, yesterday, very little
VA dous in open session. The O % prOhb; the euld
', II, Of cotton in ss2 vas not rejected Tuesday,
:, stated in yes.srdayS Wais. Il vas reported ron
I've Committee Of the JliiciAry. with the reeOum'ndA-
la thu it do not pass and placed upon the 'rls1'
An When aiken ID for further consideration it viii,
no doubt b rcc&d.
In tue use, lorg debate toOE place upon re'o'c'
toa Of thanks the officers and priSstes engaged IN tie
bl te OF Fyss D1nesOn, reported back frem special
committee With an amendment, amounting 70 reitsal
% express az opinion upOa the facts CONNECTED with he
ssrsldsr. TIE resolution Vls ultimately laid upon tie
tAol-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
AUCTION SALES.
RUTURR pAYs.
(BY GopDIN 4 AppERsoN Auora \.
fI,HR Il AUvtFUL sURURHiN Es,

TyHE X AUTlFUL sUBURBtN Rsra-r
Il ohLhtD "sIhaf sDs" on TIE PLANK ROAM ~
Request RIB W HsIal, fiq; ". VII sell or 90 The
premises Thursday, the 2Itl Mar b. az = o ioet w.
h't he u' I'm ~ ing or the We than Dad ~ ri ron
the city and approashabe boa BY Wehsnl Road and
stef.
Tract tai 322 scres, Is very 'ue.'-e ,ndt en-
Il is IN ra1y ned fro.t IA &c ausfer, N
nj the YES - 10 - helIId untb OK an rI,r.
On the Ja7fs "a al and b. Oh wharf he con IL
for farm ppols but srdrga age qiaty Of wood
for al Ia city aihgh TIE 'uyr c5rs AZ n
beautiful Co.'s vilL Kitchen, So bl= Ard mia M NE
Ice Il, Ca del Roue EIr indeed ey nv b in bsi
Md he ell 81 6rtt elias, ale The land q,
division into four los the Nv ng sou,e lot 100 aces ana ~,
ZEN IN ng u sbou' I5aer each thtypg hEe sprp9
thereon with abundant streams Of cool ua ard su7p, Of
vood equAltp tn efch div o- This ui,ri
estate will ee sod whole Ia shove stated Ard
dsrnE t. 1--we Ia such property arc iDyi "a IN
dri7s ont and tx N ne It be ore day Of lie.
A Pat OF 'hs aai can be On a osr Office
TERMS -oneou7h s; baanc' a, G. 12 and IL month";, for
table n't IN eEet add and secured deed o, i'm
ter tn sale The wi b. number OF Horses Mall. o.
AID II 6 soil, match pair Colts rasd en- the farm ana
pErke &c hagnisi. T. m'-Cash - "
The taxes for 1862 be ad by purchaser o. pus.er
mhfO G0DDIS A APPERsoS 49,,
SMsLL FIRM ON THE WEsTHJam ROAD.
- Four miles from Cily, at Au, tiou-WiI
he sold on WGDN EsDAY tie son March, IL ocork
upen the premises, she deSrsbe it'll Known As Rse
about 96 acre. f'4tng the WshSm OIL runnsg tsc
10 the canal $3.50
The dive Ing contains three and with mich,
b. maze very CO ';osbe ia bde several otr out
to very ulac for nArkgt garden Arer which vii
be sod attract adj nng the SoTe about is acres
Asl rsnnng aek 10 the nal
rRvs IN I'd ca b. bN 70 months for notes
with nttr 50 ADDED and secured fy uuf deed
rhetases fof III year TO be pad by he pnrsha err.
mil. q 80 T. = Sp RSON Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

rs We s-r % r. u AnGtu CO kUIba. +
9~<S SCOTT, Esq, Osnj Ida for he Judyship IN the
gh list ei made vacant BY the CeElh Of the 'Thl
Tyler mls-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

MILITARY CLcTHuyG,-Grsy Uniform cor". Grey
Ny Pants Sky Re ants rey and Blue We u Al gotten upn
BALDWIN WiGtIAks,
feha lls and lis ain street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE Oy
- the Deep Run Turnpike, Heprico county,
Ghrcc miles from bicnmon at auction.-hi
request OF John hutehe'en Eq We gill sell the pre-
DSes tho - dag Of nA'eh commsncng ~ o'e'cck NJ
hs vauals Farm, above, and oh,e
Htenes Of Ambrose Bu ehesrn deed Il conts hun
aud eishy.lsnt and bAf acre., hubdi thirty 4
Ehch Is cleared AMI IA hgn s;ts Of eul IL Ani re
Under IN wood There laig ba ard lee hoa.ts
N pFess sand three exec cot Ice po=d'
Ths nshborhccd 10 unexc PouAtr AID r1pldy ml row
u icurure
The hove viii be divided mo u AID fGrrs sui Z
o. b dcra-A plat Of Which onee o. TIE aue
uoness
TsSSs-onethr I'd elIN THE remainder at ard ~ Ter
sgoisbe notes. with late sdded and secuted BY rc
detIs.
The purehaserI TO pay the taxes for is6l
uhi9-,ds JAa ~ TiyLos 4 SON, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
AUCTION SALES.
TETS vkv.
~ 69DDIS APPEnsoF, AucTL
SALG OF H0RsHs, MULks, ca TLs, CoRN.

= *; parming Inplemest., ..-Vr es.naer q. ft
'h s1u iGr N ih' &c ~ dg d. ID r. bin Para,
Hss all gel i Ppbie sRtio. III sa lara oa NJ sDN
We ~ MAch is64 CONNIE 1t 10 ek ~ the
lp'o2Iy on the said arn at hors , mule tile
elrH, Ac. Also all the farming iap'em
~ hs-Ah SUI, GIee 100 es; yTt HOani Quits
ere II or 40. RIVED sIeorssd n I o aiet.pr
uhlI-td 90 DIS A:PEasCN Aucz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

TIV4E aoVgRN 2R,s OPP CO Is rsnyV d nom
up, In the ciy H.h His PIi5Ets once
l. d n. Capitk.
ahaJ-t BAssErf FRENCH, DO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
RcTSCE.
hCtfltts
HEADQUARTERS OPT OF HESRI'O,

HEADQUARTERS OPT OF pFNRifO /
AiCEaosB, Va, arch 10, Lea
TIHB ohcs IN b close At o. CO.. II AFR At hour,
OF Dr. % ia E my q iks Wl be We or
JOHN p wIVDER,
mh2o-ss Erg G-ns-s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

NJ G. VII SIX 10 bbs of auPsrior Hor.h oar,ro
~. WHISKY, for sAle by cRAtG
MIA ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

NOrECE To DEPOSIrORs IN 1HE SAVINGS
~ l~sTl N oF II 3HMOND. In ccnseqlen
90 the funds Of Dep9 rs T'e Boa r Direct
N. -fynRv s;uii Of &c re1ust 81 hol ne
e. hc Sc o. Dep At % pre-, al for before
tee u p'u Nt. A. all .tereSt will &C thai dsy
Mach IL, lSt2. JAS. II. GARDNER,
esiagrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

A TRENTON, sIURDIv1NI,S BATTHSeY.
Ave can ,il ateePi Twenty Owe Rserul,S Apply at
DGRRIoorT Hams Cos No ia MAin street, the Rem eI
Of Lnt Snd llth street hem'e-s Who hsve net
reported will do so dt once n A. sTBeDlvANT,
I. NJ. IL WITT. 81
". r. WtISIdER,
rh'S-d5 CHS Z. D hRRAChTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

WAT D.-Tvo or three ISoN sAFEs, now or Jsovnd
w had Ala, Machine Betting We have smA lot q shoe
TAreAd o. sale. KNOWLES 4 wALBORD,
tree
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

mhIT-I;'
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
THE LATEST NEWS FROM MARYLAND.
~>e~~--o~--->~e>~~>-~~~~>>
Important Reconnaissance to
Harper's Ferry.
>~>>.>>r->~--~>>~-~oe~.
McClellan's Advance Close upon the
Enemy's Rear.
additional Accounts from
the Battle Field.
,>N~>~->-sO>>--,->--->>--><>.
CRITICAL CONDITION or GEN, HOOKER,
&c, &C.. ke.
CRITICAL CONDITION or GEN. HOOKER,

PinArktsaiA, Sept. 20, 1852.
The Washington Star, Of this evening, saYs that a
connosaucs force to Harper's Forty made last
night by part OF General Stonemans force They found
only three hundred sick ana wounded rebels there.
They learned that the rebel army crossing the
river above Harpcrs Ferry Virginia nearly all day
yesterday and that nght-fa Gen. McClclans advance
was close upon the rebels
gent who left the front of army yesterday
at assures that among the rebel dead left
buried the battle deds OF wednesday last major
general, besides many officers of all grades.
Yesterday the last Of the rebels their departure
from Harpers Ferry after having burned all the govern
property they found there that they could not carry
off, including the pontoon bridge and the store
houses. They made Ave distinct attempts to
blow up tho fine piers Of the railroad bridge
there, all of which proved unsuccessful. The su.
perstrucure upon hsm however, was much damaged by
their vandal attempts.
The WOUNDS received BY Gen. Hooker were through
the eshy part Of his loot. Symptoms Of locaw setting
in causes uneasinsss among his friends.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

Cis'isaAri. sept IS, ISog
The Enemy an Faa Rarsat-7 7aey Hiye Heard ra5a~.r,
soes--They Bara he B,id o, as rs,at-No Eeos rom
ne IRtcrios-D1artusc " Gcneyal Nixon T. Asssn ne
Coas0nd II ne Tbrcss a! LouisvicIhe Ri,it sspn ~
the RI NJ Paee--arsai ef Sire 7yops-wh,rs f-vrs .
Sort F,vit>a-at Aee1diao 1e Reg; frc-s hsrg'rss-
We Sss ne WdI Clear. d.
That tte enemy, who have besn FOR weeA II our front
n u retreat towards the interior q the state II
farther, now certain matter Ths movemeu, on
sr part has bcsn caused, 10 GDt BY he unfsvcrahs
nevs they mast hayo received from the Fast si ara
also uuacr tins impression that Bragg has bssa dc' TED
bY Iiuc and Kirby Smith thereby placed IL mo. ,,.
clviabe i0s!iion W. have cnf,an accounts ehat IL
T. the case bot q IL thought ~ siiss ad b., .is
HI chest military sutheFitier We hays no ne,s. from
LOUSY Ute - day, acco'n OF al the wires be down
ses OF the place caused ~ tie Gceyy gallo OF lass
ins, and ~ consequence without any from
IN" interior
lne rebels " Their retreat arr pursuing Their usalal
course cohduct. burning ad d roy Ing al the bridges
y" a"oi icfas that we shali ~ after thcm with Sire
stick We "il, but where their brtgo bufn,, VIII isvs
40 ei!ect 10 sop Tho pursuit.
General Ncls an glad 10 say ST here to..s,a - ~
sumo cti.n.ltd OF Tho forces At louisville He vl, ~
the rishi nein N sac right place aud sm OF opinion
that NOV enon, ars song on now oyor which he has The
control That VIII send stirring frnu Guy onpo
site State ,sfe u,uhor oi troops arrived hcrs last
evoning, where from in what orcs would moi al
present be polcy TO state The opa of the pom
toon bridge j. black with them and masses are rornea n
line on the ncntucsy shors. Where they going p.c
will disclose.
You form no idea cf the excitement Attending the
neWs from Maryland The people arc with ioy and
cheers for 'Ltlc Mac - ana lngraluilons MS late
vctorcs are heard every side Every one .ecls thar
we now see our way clear and that In short rnbl
Ion must succumb. We feel .ba, the army being man
aged By patriot aud soldier not hy abuIonIsts and
politicians aud that cen. will and have whipped The
rebels, commanded by their shicst generals and that
'cn 10 Richmond may be erred. with cvsry pros
pcct OF no reverse The Army Of the Potomac have
Their work superhly and the Army OF Kentucky mark
my words. WILL ~ few days. 10 quite wei, 81 vg
cause for Jealousy either side.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
6 y I = y a = = .
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF GENERAL
MANSFIELD.

Tho arrival Of General Mansfeds body In this city,
route for Middleown, Conn, to which place he belonged
suduees give sketch Of this Generals life. We
have already published brief review OF his military
rser al thc time when the Of his death rst reached
us; but as he was Of note In the United
states regular army, We today give fuller account Of
his life.
General Joseph X. Fonuo Mansfield was native Of
Connecticut, from which State he was appoiaed cadet
10 tho Yves, Point Military Academy in October. 1877
Ho was at the tnc bis GCat about hftyelght years
Of age He graduated on the Goth OF juno, 1922,
standing No. 2 in q class Of forty members, among
whom arc the names Of Generals Hunter, Mccall and
others noted during the present and past wars On tho
5st OF July 1872 he breveted second lieutenant Of
tho corps OF engineers, and received his fun rank tho
eamc day. On the 5tb Of March, 1892 he promoted
20 nrst ousnaucy, and tho 7b Of July, 1898, be
came captain He served In the Texan and Mexican
wars, and on the 9th Of May, hlo brevstted major
Ger gallant and distinguished services the defence of
Wort Brown in Texas the 23d or the Following eep-
ksmsor he was brevcttod lieutenant colonel far gallant
and msrlorious conduct in the several battles Nontery
in Mexco on the Qlst 22d and ad Of September 1s4s
u the rs OF those days hc was during thu ormng or
bontercy severely wounded receiving less than
.pvounds He was brcveted colonel op the 23d OF
February, 1S47, for gallant and mcritorious con.
-huct at Buena Vista. During the campaigns
ri 1sls and ls47 Of the with Mexico
he held tho responsible position OF chief engineer
of the army under Gcneral Taylor Previous IN the
he had been appointed member of the Board Of Eng
uosrs, vis,-From December 8, 1882, to September g.
yskS, ana after the he resumed The samSrosiion.
(which he ksp. fer some time On the as,h Of May 1853
he was appointed inspector general Of the Uui,cd
States Army, with the rank Of colonel This appointment
caused him TO rsIinlu,sh his rank In the corps This
osition he held the breaking OF tho rebellion on
1he 9th Of May, 1861 he brcvccd brigadier gsne
raj OF the regular uaitcd States Army aud tho ah
May. lsei was commissioned full brigsder general
From My, 1861 TO tho following August, he held Tho
position Of Commander OF the Department Of Washing
Near the conclusion Of rrsracnts "Hcndrod days. .
wben Il was in contemplation 10 order General WOOL the
old veteran OF 1919 and Of tho Mexican struggle 20 ST
LOUIS. General Mansfield assumed command OF the do
osrsmen, Of virginia, and On General woos return 10
r.vtross nosros was sent TO Hatterss, exercise bill
sr a an engineer, In securing the continuance VI tina
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
DEATH OF FCOLONEI DWIGHT OF THE
SECOND MASSACHUSETTS,.

WASHINGTON, sept. 20 lst2.
The engagement on Wednesday is admitted TO have been
OF the erces conflicts Of the war; although the nature
Of the ground upon which the battle occurred offered
much protection to the troops that the casualties are less
than expected The artillery upon either side did less
damage than usual mort Of the wounds bong occasoped
by musketry.
Lieutenant Colonel Wilder Dwight, of the Massachusetts,
Second, who wounded in the hip and arm died yes.
terday in hospital Boonsboro Captain Charles r.
Irwin Of General Gordons s,a was with him in his last
moments. The body has been ombalmsd and sent 10
Boston.