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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

~. 70 ALL F1IEHDH OF LIBAlrY-reo.
~ uaa Day h at hand. 81 lsast In vIrs'nia. -
1smembse the words Of the Virginia Bill Of Z gb:s
civil Hewsr-a1d vote against evsry Oongrssmasn
who svee voted 70 Suspsnd The rieh{ Of AaJsAs cor
Yas undor exy circumstances Eemsmbsr Vallsu.
.Heham = H. 9orth. TIE len W. Of re South
lmstsss Lincoln. ~ better. De0 p!adtcs vtscswns
1snsnsse yoss anesgtosa an1oosry ous thar min.
c1pls1 - eioeGleo DAY.
nv VI -7s WILLIAM FnY.x.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

by ThOS. ". keesee, ASCt,
(Gti,e uorHer Ct l2lh sud Cry sts
TOStgs RULES, EotKsWAY RuG0Y
III SpRINa WAGON, &C, FOB SALE Al
AUCTiCN -IY,i DO sold on SATURDAY NORM
IEQ. May 23d, comme,cic9 at 10 O'Clock, at tbs
Lot sn COuncsl Ohsp5s. HILL number Of Saddle
sni Harness HcEsEE. amongst the lot gro some
Very q 1e Cavalry animals
SeveEI fac Males
very sup sror goskAws5 and Harness
sups'ior Top Buggy
spring Way'ns
l Gait ia coed osdsr
pyH2 TEGS " K64STE Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

- MASONIC IO1ICE-Tns members Ct
~ DOVE LODGx no 81. ars amcrei 10 at
tend stated meeting Of their Ledge Ia see Hsu
on Aarshal, between 9th and 7sh suests, en- this
iFRlDA Y) evening, at o'clcck.
Members Of sister Lodges ana transient brethren
In seed standing are fratstnaliy Invited 10 sstena.
BY order Of the Wcr. d .sier.
nv RS-lt& AUG ARSkLL, r. Eec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

W. go Yuk VOTES OF gAScysR-
S>f Ea7ins te.n goiicisei - various friends to
bs csnSld.ss ,3S lis L.siglasure. site. CUs 70.
faction have deste!MtEsi 10 acGuie1ce, srd re.
s2ectfuiy auUouocs myself csA!l idsta, Ead hsvs
only TO say sheu'd il D. the n.ss-Use o. ny Eriends
TO elect me- VIII dev1.s M iss! energies 10 tie
ssrvics and Interests o.ny corat'tge2ta.
Respectfully, GEAG G0CDGLL.
MP 13~eoa.d3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

rs w koBINSOA, Lq. Will he voies for
Is Conissbis OF the Second Distlic. Of Eeg-
rleo county to supply the vacancy occssonea BY
tho Fes'gaation Of John w Cole, Isq
EkEY VOTERS OF fEE
my S2-6sE SEEOHD D;aTEfrT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22
by 4. y. Peasants, Ancuonee,

by T. B. fiea.en.s, Ancusnee1.
T ARan AsaaRTxEar OF HouslHc,,
TOB AOO0, ClaAR3, LtKSH1D Gil A.
AUOT1OU.-On FRIDAY, the ald mat -, ~
at my store, Ct 10 O'Clock, . very pepsr. LIZ. Na
msnt Of Household and Kitchen Iurui,u,. ~
Chai!s-o.ns, Wood, and spilus TO-.
Wsshstands
Bureaus
Lounges
Cottage and othsr B,ds.sads
Feather Besa and b stt,ees.s
Carrots &attk 6, and Gil Cloth
Crccxsry and S.ope Ware.
With tis uSuA variety OF Kitchen Porn,,,..
cloiirg-
Ons large Cooking Stove.
Previous to WEIGH
i b! Lluss.d OH, ps.x. qa.i,,
obls Smoking Tobacco
A small lot Of good Chewing Tob,seo
my 81 ~ PLsAsAsrs. Iu.,,
BY DAVIS, Roper & Co, A0c1;oo,,;;
lPs,ersbors. Val
CU9ARS. koLASSss, SC, Ar Aucr1ou
- On FRIDAY, tia 2od May, coumsDcirs :, II,
O'Clock. .: ou' store In the Iron ont building a..
caGoro street
MUS pIiU0 30 CQOis6 kuy1f
20 kbss fsir to pine sugEs
80 bss: primo sugar
SO pa bbls and q; kegs ehci.s SUGAR
80 bbis haudsoue Cia.ined gusM
rs bbis choice u Q AoiAsass
IS, bags y EAt
Is kegs Bl U.rb coda
bus sal Soda
10 bags really f1ue CIffse
goo g'osz Matches
so b5is Apple Brandy
A good many csh,r go5ds will Is ,di,d bssy.
the day Of sale. '''"'
Sale wlthea; regard TO weather.
cAVIS ROPER 4 co, Auet,
nv sl-fds P.'srsours Va
ny Williamson 4 Co, Aucts,.
No l92 Main st
NTE WILL SELL on FRIDAY, Nay ga
wv 1873 commencing Ct % o'clock 4 NJ q. The
corner Of IN ard E1iu streets an assortment, Of
Biacksmiths' Tools 40
work b.r cass ard Vi-es;
Portable Forge, anvil;
6psirs slacssEitas' TJrss
ms : urIiug Lathe. hench sud Shs.isf;
Fan. sort:c.ny Machine,
0riy dsiones 10. tf Z ,yE;
i.os ~ Eo:Gs2 Snr-p IrJu;
snt.l 3.oys sUd ..pe;
fhsfsing and Billing.
myal wILlAss0s 4 90. Aueta
By Kedwssd & Phillips, Arers
tEo. 81 M,in ssrestl
NyG WILL SELL ct our store, FRIDAY
wv morning. 6: 10 O'Clock, q larg, 10. Ct PurnI.
!are and C0okif Stoves
-tLSO,-
Chewing aud Smoking Tobstco,
thces snd Clothing, etc.
EYsl REDWOOD Il PHILLIPS iucs
by ThcMas w. keesee, AEcti0nser,
IUiiiee cornsr I2tn and Cssy STA
NEETEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KIYCFEN
NJ FCREITT'E1, GAS F}YfUaE5 &C FOR
s.LA Al AUOTIOJ-Wiii DO sold en- FRIDAY
MORNING, Msy 1l1. conEs-cing st 10 o'c!tcxt
Ct tie residence OF John Jonss Esq, CT l2.h st.
between broad and Mar; hail, bis Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Consisting OF the nrsl varsity
Of Parior, Onsnibsr aud Dining Room Furniture
Mating Oil Cloth, 10
--ALSO,-
The Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, &c, Of tie beat
QcliitY. THOS w KEESBH.
nv 60. .uctionesf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

~. NOTlC1.-The annual messing Of the Wiz
~ sinia Lie Insurance Compshy Will bs hsid
aS The Company's cffics, in the City Of Richmond,
on FRIDAY, iad Of Nay, 1861 st IL o'sicck NJ.
The holders Of Life Gni Eneownea: Policies
psyins IN annual premium Ct not lssa ShEa one
hundred dollars. are entitled TO vets L. lbs election
of Direc:ora Sy order OF t.. Board
JACA!R PL2AsAET5,
my lk-td Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

~ 70 THE VOREx3 or THE sBzAxt.
VI RIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
CcUST1E9 OF JEFF k4sOH AID DHEKE.
LRY.-Dr ALLvN q HAMMOND has consented
10 ssrye II elected to tbs Senate f.am ths above.
0amec o-ssr1ct. Ivy 2s-S,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

A UofIoH SALE OF GOODS AZ CHAR
| IA LOTGE OOUkT-H0U6E, VA.-Hishins TO
qu,t bcsl1ess No declined taking out license, and
sill eoll our stock ct auction commanding mon.
DAY. tie 2sth OF tssy. Esie to be continued from
| day - day, without regard to weather. We have
IN oar stock D.own Stirring. BlsSsLed Cotton,
Blown AID Bic .ehsd Jssns, P.Aa aud Paper Cam
| bries Irish Linens, Heavy LnsDe Oal!coes, lawns,
Ausina Jac1uets, kias, Needles. Hsir Fins Bosps,
Combs, SIX Cotton, and L O H.ndk erchisfs, Dsn.
| vil'o Fui!ed OiOtha. Edges. InsertiDss, shsw!s
Caps, OToekesy Wsso, hardware, sugar, Coffss,
Tea. Nails, Fiaane OTIS, Turpsaslne, and many
Co. IDS besides. SMITH d co.
I1lFrY SIs n RORsXs Ard rOOR Pocket
T. sOATs FOX ssLR--we will sell to this
hish'H Ter, in Hov ardsvilis, on W9DxES
DAY the Sd June, commencing at 20 O'Clock pre-
| cissiy, one entire PACKET LIRE. oonsisios In
part Of SO Horsss very valuable sEd IN fae oondl
tl0r, four P1ck.t Bats AMI ope Supply Boat, so
10 " setg OF Boat EnrEess-Saddss Bird es, COL
lars, &c. Also. the Furniture cf the Packets,
HetdiuS, Table Ware, &C TIE H1gses are vsry
vAlash,s, sHd rc20y Of shem su.ssbc for ARMY pur-
possa.
TERMa-Caah or credit. RLsoA co.
Ko~ardsvilio. Va Nay 10. 1869.
Ey at-l3..
EOa sALa- eco eessa. FAMILY JAR.
e. RAGE ard double set Of HAaEEsS--Eii
ossEiS now. The oauisgs will seat sx. II not
so.d psiFa:siy before fs:urday, tbs seovs wild ts
ofssed ~ auc:ioa, ON Council Chamber siiu. Az
plf at Il sLsAsaHrS'S,
my 10. 70 ksin sirssl.
yE~Ea LIgELf HEi6OEs 60 be sold .. uaar.
i ioite II Ga lUaDS1. Ia. day OF June
unas t.iug Charlotte Court day. II p,s5iis suc'
tlcn. under decree Ut Court
ny 9i-9.- d II HORTON.
- AISns HOTEL
Lvcust Alley. -
few doors below the
Exchange AID Ballard House,
KIrEAahD, VA.
Tie Table Is supplied with all III. aeiIssel.s Of
the season to b bad Ia III, niakst
MEALS
At ALL
Perm anant srd Transient B,ard.rs se,omno-
d. ~ the day, week or month.
Up Free K.nach n M o'cle OK
"A RAINz,
my x0-cts Proprietor
A UoTIaa ann OoM xissI0N H0osll--Tss
IA Subscribers have determined 30 resume .heie
AUCTION BUsINESs,
And beg lsays to cali the stention Of thar friends
and the pablo to tie fact End solicit cocsiznmsnts
o. 9raeeIies. Tosseoo. aud hsssasndIs. gsn.ssll,.
psdging themselves to their best e,rts for tie
ntsress Of coaaignOs; aud will have thair Arys sale
In short time due netce being c,vsn Of the time.
Liberal eAsh advances made on ,ods In hand
7 AND y. sALl..l wal .sl : saisain q ~
6alIlnss ample end Ia seoa order. II lie N Han.
over eoenty. mites above Ne Old OhuscA anA oos
nile q Pan1aksy river For parsiealarA aadRsso
=: ;'s:1s:: o's oA'''a " 49, so.x.sr.
CHlPPIlo AND 0OnMl1aI0l 1oUan.
~ 0DoN01 OHAMeMne Z 90.
10lPEIN6 ard CONMIssI0N AiICHANza
r,.,,.,,.ln 49,. : =! y - y: go.
o - AIMING or All HH0D166 yJS0T
IN ooUx1 - ~ o1oun0 II G00G1
~ - saos1ooo aosa1A 00-as11R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

Esa 80 Eaa S31Istslissa Ak0 E2EUGsHs
~ irag2 tx c.Un,Ss Of Elizabeth City, W a.
wicz fi,l E0Ek, E2d !Aa City Ct williamsburg -.
You ere s,tnoEiaed ay ~ 10 vote III camp sEi st
s1s Courthouse 81 Tie cccnty ~nere you nay tr
"a tbs cay cf ELECTION Il hay uoxs. l announce
myself csod!dats tcg youf a.ffssges. saa IL 1t s
xoGt piaasAr5 40 &c eiso: T. inc House @; Dele.
gate, o@ss myself - lake of yout iu:area.s
% tbs c!nc2I o. ny s..l.y. ae>rect'y.
~ .j-aaHigF JANIS n CJSSiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22
BYE S. Pica,aa,s, Auctioneer

= =
% -..a aA 1."''''"'''
~gEss COops eTrya uy,,,aa3y gUs-
ID LIWs,sC Pog SsLV, sFAUu 6E.-up
Wv rtnre ~ "a H-;., s;,est ysrv tissI,sh;. md
yx,u.kIs assortment II eIfsMED D suSS Ct;oI,s'
z q -.cpssor.n., A., ,-rs o.
SIN I.Ay rst.er,s
SIX B.rrgs Crssscs saa Rob,s, rsscrlsl
eoo's r
Sisasen ssee D1ss'sa
nnEs s'"s'i n
4. 500 40 AniL. oi1es sd 4 us!ius
go. osS S.t' 81
, n.%; , ,.ylias S,stys aca haso1'S
,s1.ne' S.'ooas' DieHs AMIN "hh'
..aaek' Se" ..
A a.
All h, sbovo are i'ssh and suited to The .fsssnt
Esssoh. sn9ieins MS 'rpoG1anitg Daieh SSsrs
my z; PGEA&ANgS, Auot.
YEsas SPLENDID TE0RGUaHssFD Y0Uga
& STALLION STc.shWAL.s, az AuUfItE.
Cham Is. Ell, s. 10 o'c.ock, viii sell the flno
yosny s3tsiiou, stcn.~ 81: c,sly yeats cid, over
l6 isrds high sna p;. fee:.y gsTss anl dccs.
6RsE.-The SLOWS horse iscy s'y .3s Cloud,
Gac. ny As.iis Psy.cn, lraui 5an, ty imp rssd
A.uea,ips.i,n; her tan hs SIC Ch.ri.s; Flying
Cloud sss b. iulpos led NJ =. gfsvs ~. Of Enncs
.nuaos ny imported pgism, < ans. asru by ri: Al
led est gsta;ss an5.csg, ~ imported sis Hs.ry,
'u, % - 1H' 'A''''''' ms p:a.9sas~s .rer,
-----------~ =. -
ssOESss M,f;ES IuJllES CsRa!kl3FS
Ill &c. az al 'rtcE II V Il. ss,i s. ITO lot on
.a,:, a. 10 oc.ocl-
sers;.i excellent saadls aud BEnsss Horses
L number "A Mules, s.c
-xLsc-
Sn' or two osrriagss 81 an nass srs ,.
~ la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

E>OR kEET-Ihe DTORE snd EEHEEENT,
Eo 1875 Cary street., bsi~e al 18Th and l3:h
i Ms whole .cssiber c. sepsras eiJ, &c may lie de-.
sired. Apply =. Mrs CoCpEEs cornsr of 81 ard
Byrd etrse:s. my 60 6.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

NJ TO TH1 VOTERS OF HHNRIOO.-Tn
~ aeeos0Sucs with the resolutions (snG n corr.
plianoe With my card adopted by tub,ic u,ec:sra
hsid Tor The purpose Ct nominating a candidate Is
rspFessnt them In The next Rouse o. Es:. y..es az
yIemis reepecsfolly ann.unce nyses 4 osudi.
date, and solicit the suffe.aes OF The psonIs ~
HeuIico. P'f'S "a
] pledge myself fsithfally to discharge tia da.isa
snoa.c % tneir choice 70 elect me- My kis hest
OF tho South, maiutsin end SUPPORT cur srsny IN
CestIoying an invadAg fee, and guard Win Gdslity
Ne GssresM Of The county ct sacrifc. OF nav o,rS
. psrgousl easo and comfort.
Nv peeseSt engagements, and the shortuesg Of
Abe tme intsyVeo1nS before the election, Prevent
my viaitlrg the several districts to any great tx
ssot, % should b. pleased TO 60; mast therefore,
sppeal 70 my friends and earnestly ssk their CO.
operation In the Asld aud st the polls.
Respectfully.
my Sit" JOsEPI EE0IIsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

~ w Z google Fox COVE Eu0s,-
NJ Navips soEce tils,s9s mss EXC p Ell lis aa!i
Iaads upos, him. 20 Earclas e Candidate, 2ct that
czG having tasn ftvls2b.y Insp ouGti 10 br she
press Z: various psEts CT The State, TIA friends CT
ills s.Eteu1a- Il ga u.. b.v q ttis s,..Ilies,
Ili-,.iisSG u vies-a hsva prege1sd hin. {,
te reopLe, III the Eg,isf tla. ID esi 10 tcs ctcics
9, sSp l>ia.a So tna ros IAyG- ecii2.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

sIS3a GEIF.-- Eurui,ued Eoos0s, VITA tcrvsnts'
Z stteEdscce and gag, for rsat. in = desirabis
ntighborhcod. apply c. dn eli:g north ride Of
r.v ol-.ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22
ny Williamson 4 Co, Aucts,.
No 1872 Main at.
by Kedwesd & Phillips, AEers
tHo. 81 Msiu street

NyG WILL SELL st our store, FRIDAY
w morning. 6: 10 O'Clock, larg, 10! Ct PuIni.
tare and COokif g Stoves.
-tLSO,-
Chewing aud Smoking Tobstco,
thces knd Clothing, etc.
Eysl REDWOOD Il PHILLIPS, iuels
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LEST, srAAYEp, &C.

4 UsT-x es.e.dsy, basf7esu 20 4. I1rY Go1dl
i 4 store, E-in h,,e.t, s"d l Esp.isi CtC.eh, e
1l:2 h.-nSNa AIH, cc,l2iGIng & s1sJ Fdm ct
manay, il t1rea noes, s..i in,sao.si.dua,. Tie
o~Eei & asma IL writeu icsida. II lef. Ia lis c.
Zee suitable reward ri!i b8 sivail.
ms s2-l.+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

col d J GoDWIa will be supported at
~ tae ensuing eleslon fer sea. in The Con
ie1e-ets Congress from The "a Coug.efiio al Dis
tsics. His i:iea9a and taoss who 6ssise good
representative axs esTnsEtiy sociIad 50 give blu,
heir support. 9yB-}ltx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

CTOEk EAtrom s HugnsSs hoTss rack in
+ Hanover co, Va, Il miles from hichnond,
soErei CDLY, ysa's cd. with saddle and bfa,e
On. Said Coit e 6stk Clesaot snrrsl car? ies her
laii Gu tie Right si,, ether ToSTss yssollsctcl
libers. reward ssil % paid for her Ietarn 10 VIA T
Hr ffmsn. Hanover CO. c..r Eus aes's, to ssisg 4
Ero.her, Ii b 81, Richmond "a
nv 8l-3.< WEI II HUFFMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

'EO2 SALE eco elegant FAMILY UAk.
e. RAGE ard dauals set Of HAaERsS-Eii
DssT.y now. The UaUIsgs will seat s.x. II not
sold rsi-a:sy before FA.ur6ay, tbs aeovs wih ts
Cffseed - Auc:ioa, On Council chamber Eta. Az
plf at Il sLsAsaHra'S,
nv 10 70 Ksin etfest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

MOI: lNasVaTS ELUFE.-1he STsAhsR
II. SCHULTZ, Capt Eth, leaves tho DOCK
ATE y foo. Of 25sh ssEes!, TO Day, ss Ii oolock
Z. NJ Retazuing leaves tha Bluff, st PIP Il Fare
30: round trip, OhD DCLLAR.. my i9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

yENEa LIgELF NEi6OR3 10 be sold .: uaar.
ioite O II Ga siOaDS1. La day OF June
tInat ttiug Chnictts Court cay } u plJiis cue.
tlcn, under . decree Ut Court.
EySi-9s' OH horton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-22

n, 90 La superior Saddle aad HsaUDss
n. ..,st 1as For particulars address ID q L.
- ---- ~..e.. my 2t-ets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-19

pears from selnl-ofhcial statement that there
recently rendered his resignation in conse-
quence of personal grievances. FL requested,
II compatible with the public interest, and in
view of the completion Of his cam paign in
| Tennessee that he be permitted to resign TO
attend to his private business, which needed
his personal attention. The President prompt.
/ Is replied complimenting Gon. Burnside upon
his sucl eas in Ohio, kentucky, and Tennes
see. and requesting him not TO resign, but to
remain in the field with his present command
| the Army OF the Ohio. Gen. Burnside ra
snonded that if the public service required his
presence in the field he would sacrifice his pri.
yate interest and comply with the Presidents
request. He accordingly remains in the field
at the head Of bis army
Brig. Cen Alfred Sully telegraphs to Gen,
Pope from Headquarters Northwest Expedi-
ton, Camp White Stone Hill, September A.
that he has ''surprised over four hundred
lodges OF hostile Indians, fought them, and
dispersed them killed over one hundred; de-
stroyed all their camp, and all their property,
and has many prisoners.
The following is the telegraphic dispatch in
the morning papers from the Army OF the Po-
tomac :-'' Headquarters Army of the Poto
mac September IS, 1963.-Nothlng Of i'm"
portance has occurred to-day. Our position
on The Rapidan remains unchanged. F."
An inquest was held lately on the body Of 3
young man who, in the attempt to snatch =
kiss from the unwilling lips Of girl, fell
down stairs and killed himself Not great
while since young lady broke her neck in try
ing to escape kiss. The question now Is,
shall kissing be considered q dangerous amuse-
ment?
The steamer Merimac from off Charleston
Bar on the 18th reports the Federal forces III
fill possession Of Morris Island. 'Battery
Gregg has been put in order, and is firing oc-
casional shot and shell into Fort Moultrle, but
the effect is unknown
A federal lieutenant recently released from
capture in the South, yesterday recognized at
Wizards hotel, Washington, one OF Moseby'
men and giving information to the proper de-
partment, he was arrested and consigned TO
the Old Capitol prison,
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th says
that Fredericksburg promises to become again
;, no;nt Of military interest Passengers by
rbe train Of yesterday (l5th) from Hamlltons
Crossing broughta report that two corps Of
s5eades army we're on the opposite side of
the river, and preparing to cross, or at least 70
make the attempt. Considerable picket skir~
mishing took place on Saturday night and sune
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-19


! hundred and fifty sick and wounded soldiers,
from the army Of the Potomac, arrived IN the
city about daybreak on Thursday. About
eleven hundred more arrived in the afternoon,
six hundred at / clock and five hundred at
O clock. They all confirmed the report OF
cavalry engagement on Tuesday on the hapl-
dan, but give no particulars. In addition to
the forty seven prisoners Of war sent III on
Tuesday from the Army of the Potomac, Sc
venty eight more. including three lieutenants
and several non-eom missioned officers reached
here late on Thursday night, and were com.
mitted to the Old Capitol They belonged TOR
the most part to the llth, 7th, 9th, 9Th, 18th,
l2th, 4th, and 3tl Virginia cavalry, and were
all captured near Culpeper on the l4th inst.
Gen. Schofeld, in St. Louis, has issued an
order stating that hereafter martial Law Wlll be
rigidlv enforced throughout his department
"aeainst all persons Who shall in any manner
encourage mutiny or INSTRUMENTATION, or en-
deayor to create disafectlon among the troops,
and against all persons who shall publish or
utter publicly words calculated to excite lnsu'-
rection or lawless acts among people, Or who
shall publish falsehoods or misrepresentation
Of facts calculated to embarrass or weaken the
military authorities, or in any manner inter
fere with ,hem in the discarge Of their duties,
A dispatch from Chattanooga from Rose
GRAMS Headquarters, dated tie l7th says
"All quiet. No attack has been made The
enemy remains in possession OF Gap Pigeon
Mountains and about Lafayette The lines
yery close with occasional skirmishing. Capt.
Drury, chief or Artillery Of Gen, Van Cleve S
staff, was shot in the bowels by sharp
shooter. The wound il dangerous. 1t is re-
ported that Longstreet has arrived at Resaca
with 20, 900 men.
The New York World publishes special
dispatch from Cairo, (which, Of course, will
cause it to be doubted, stating that an expedl-
ton, comprising Grants forces sailed from
New Orleans on the 9Th inst. destination un-
known.
4 Memphis dispatch Of the 18th inst, to
the New York World says that . the Mobile
Register contains dispatch from Richmond,
stvling General Joe Johnston commander OF
the army Of Virginia. Citizens direct from
there state that troops are hurrying TO Allan
"a. Georgia, from all directions and that Mo-
hile IS almost bare Of soldiers.
letter from Newbern, n c., dated the
18th instant, says Confederate prlvateers are
running the blockade at Wilmington to far
ful extent
It is reported that Secretary Chase Will
sooaE IN CINCINNATI Columbus Cleveland and
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EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
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LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

Eehnd the fe0eTdl cavalry cTOSSeQ uilo Atappd-
hammock at Sulphur Springs Rappahs nnock
Station and KelIy's Ford, conyergng between
Rrandy Station and Cu}peper Court House;
tbe first stand made by the Confederate caval-
~ and artillery being at the former point. -
From thence to the Court House the purifying
carcasscs Of killed horses tell fthe engagement
along the railroad,
At the ''Culpeper place Of ". D. Wal
ZACH, where the Federal light artillery took
oosition, the engagement became warm. The
Confedorates shelled the house to drive the
cavalry out beyond The protection Of the vari
Gus buildings there; while the Federals shelled
the town, in the edge Of which, near the for
uer military academy, the Confederates had
three guns in position. The portion of the
family Of Mr. Wallach then remaining in Cu'~
pepper we're forced to take refuge in the cellar,
into which one she'll came, which fortunately
did not explode and thus che eight females
and children, near whom it struck, providen-
TALLY escaped unharmed
Gen Custer Aanked the Confederate artil-
ery on their left and charged upon them,
cagturing three pieces and about hundred
prisoners, including two Or three officers, -
Their cavalry then retreated to She Rapidan
river. On their way some Of them occupied
the residence Of NJ. Curtis, and fired rifles
IRON the upper windows, which made it neces-
sary 70 shell the house, resulting IN the death
Of Mr. Curtis, his wife and tne daughter;
another female Of the family being wounded.
SkrmsIling continued on the Rapldan on
Monday and Tuesday.
On Wednesday morning the Contederates
recrossod the Rapidan, showing a force Of
about two divisions The Federal cavalry
fell back a few miles, until infantry Of the lst
Army Corps General Warren's' came up,
when they recrossed the river. La the affair
Of that day both sides lost perhaps fifty IN
killed and wounded
On Wednesday night the Federal line ex-
tende1 from Stevensburg through CuIpeper
Court House to the Stono Mountain House,
tour miles north Of the Court House. Yester
day morning this line was changed, the army
having advanced TO closer proximity to the
N6apl ian river, where the Confederate corps OF
l. I. Hill and Ewell are believed to be now
strongly fortified. The probability Of serious
Engagement last evening or to-day was strong
yesterday morning - Wash Star,
Archbishop Purcell has LEI Cincinnati Tor
'oe Army Of the Cumberland, with view OF
passing the lines aud visiting MobiIe ior the
purpose OF comforting with the bishop Of that
diocese
Al the meeting Of the n. Y. Chamber OF
-9O'oeTco yesterday, communication was re-
>7''So from Commander T. b Craven. # the
5s%, 5a.. urging the necessity Of having the har-
PQ' IN a proper defensive condition.