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T'11 =. 9 49, = - : ~ ,,h.,,.
s,13e1 =. !. Il ~ s c. 81
ri I'll q 81 ! g. Z -
Vim u 1906 - IN Ssssssis q = -
sell . psSlis asssseo, . q -. : s.s ssls
!lss Assues, ~, = s's,esk \, & issr: q ~
sAs lEss iak day sAsreAltw - post;ss q ~
tful farm eaiIsd sropaar vaje,n On wh,ch ~ ~.
Shields nOW RESIDES, - liz veue q - s.ss.e
house. containing about e assss, 81 Of vhssS -.
Be exbibitsd g d hour q aale, Sndea n ~ ~
time b zen q ths oGDos a cod1in 6 Apper~m ~.
land nearly square 10 form, ~ b nos oeiy -.
eligbly sita1ted but thsss d ms a acre a -"
or hat lan1, bst The whale d n hsh s1ets - -,
tivaltoa, ord admira6iy adapted fos naske4 49, ~
and suburban rsgt1eacee. Aaoinnd q. N H,ss,
plan, c,nnect1 with THU land % tlas Ne Geo. -
. On excsllent one This land adjolns -, -.
grove, Sutton, Crsig, Onohoudro snd Ctum. ~:
whether refere0ce be had 70 the superior ousjitr =
the coil, the beAutsful and commandna nnitio, y y
the land fos building ct0 on s, ~ nsnsnesn A. -
city, u 3 believed more valuable o. sttsnctys 49,
Of land has seldom been offered toe aale
The termo of nIe VIII Be those rsscyibsd bv a..
deed, bus preferred the whole purchase moos,
be paid n eash in bankablo funds NJ Sh,eii. ~
take pleasure 10 showing The hnd 70 those VNo m.s
call on him. no HOWE3DV my
~ - Acting Ttus,a.
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LETTER LIST.

r 1eT OF IHTTn8S k1EAl&lua w Tee
i l1ldHMO1W POST 0KrlOB @ ~ 15h 80
I7 1sns4s. 1873. .,
fesssms sAtag II Letter. r Ne Ltes v:h fissss ~
AoT srs Acv BaTss1b-alse, gtsisG date q LIST 49,.
pTls rssss gill - tve sasA sstss aasssossa
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HOUSE AND LOT on the North side Of Broad,
Ia between sdsms and Jefferson streets, at euc-
toni will sell upon the premises, on Wednesday,
the I'd September, at ~ O'Clock, the House aud
Lot located - above The house contains fur
rooms and Ia suitable for grocery. It II Ut pres
ent occupied by Mr. Michael CARRIER. The lot fronts
IS feet and runs back about 100 feet to 20 foot
alley. Possession to be had in ten days after day
of sale. TERNS-Cash.
suo7 JAS M TAYLOR. Auct,r.
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BIZ 7 s. Pleasa,sts, Auet;01eer

By u 8 Hsasants, AuetioAxr.
CROCK. Flxtesss, ssd Coed wnl Of . Hotel. a.
- Austion.-on 1Anrsdays Ne 2.tA inst, st Tn
WIZ, Steck, and Fixtures Of Hotel, 10 s. A.
C1aFles Hotel, wall street. An adssntareous a.
fapgsment may b made pssAtsly previous % me
day Of sale. '
40 20 Ed PLKASANTe, Autt
10 The above sale viii take place on Moads,,
3lst inst, at 10 O'Clock.
au -. e 3 PLEAeANTs, Auer,
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go FOR DaEWRY'S BLUFF
The steamer SCHULTZ, Capt d J Hill, having been
thoroughly painted and repaired win for the present
make trip daily to Drewry's Bluff, leaving her
wharf Ut Rockets at 3 O'Clock 2 II.
Fare for the round trip only ONE DOLLAR
uA-Partes desiring to charter the boat for special
morning trips, can make arrangements by applying
To The Captain On beard au 26-ts
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EOUR Lots IN Ritehis's Plan, IN Sidney. A. III,
st Auction-At@ the foregoing sale. Nm ~
sold Sbur Lots, Nos 50. So 0S AID w. the two for,s
1 Ky ~ 'ss 49,. On ~ rns .ousI eas o. Tyor street
liAms street, each running back 130 net. ""'
TEaxs-Cash. lau2S] 0ODDlN APPERe0y
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AMUyEMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. ..............RD Ogden
MONDAY EVENING" AEG. 81, 1863,
First night Of the new and interesting dramatic
flay, from Mis- BraddoG'a great work OF the same
name, entitled
AURORA FLOYD.
nramatized for this Theatre.
The mana sment assure their patrons and the
public that no expense haI been spared In the pro-
duction of this elegant play. The piece has been
power Of the management 10 make it the success OF
ths season.
SINGING AND DANCING.
To conclude with tina ever-weleoms and very
i"ut haSs EHr,sss 9, ,he >t,sroprrvrS
.]fR. AND lfRS. PETER WHITE.
Mr. p ter White .....................D Orsey Ogden
Mrs Peter Wits .....,...........-...M rsC DeHsr
In rehearsal, tie grand Opera Of
Nortcx-The doors open at quarter :. Perform
ance commence III q quarter u O'Clock.
al Silt
M ETkOPo111fAN uAtiis
tI LEE MALLORY ................ Manager
The first benefit of.
MISS ROSETTA DALE,
advertised for last week, will! take place
THIS (NONDAI0 NIGHT, August 81,
A1- See bills Oh the day.
Reserved seats 81; gallery 90 cts. 3l--lls
r ALA Grand BAH viii be gwen at The New
- Market Hail. corner Of 9th and Marshall streets,
ON Thursday evening, September Sd, 1863
MANAGERS
o Mounteastle, AR Toier.
Admission, for one gentleman aud iaties, 81 An.
sic by Prof Rosenberger's Coton Band
al 3l-cts EMERSON, Proprietor.
FOR RENT AND SALE:
EoR RENr-withou. board, two large Rooms
e. anS Kitchen, suitable for = party OF gentle.
men. CT family without children. Apply ON the
south side OF Grace street, the isi door above sth
su3i-1ts
I, OR RENT--siore room on 10Th St, between Cary
= 81 and the Inck.
sa ai-lts IkGR DAVENPORT.
BOARDING..
n0ARpING can be obtained on ns,deraie terms b.
applying ~ MRo u b 4INTkK,
au zs--.t@ On 81 st, bet Clay and leigh.
EOR sALE--A Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing
10 schins, which has been very little used
Price sl25. Apply at JNe TAN.LEWS hard
war store IN 3l-5ts
IrOR sALE-A superior, Rosewood case, worces-
JIG ter Piano, ~ superior tine and touch, N excel
lsst order, having been bus little used Apply ON
Clay street., Nosth side, betGeen ID AID Sd, second
do.r from ID, 3l-3ts
CUBSTITVTk~-Apy ,rraoa vantisg ons, and
~ willing - pay S5,ueA can obtain n.e b apply
log e nr ass'y. = III Fasss hhi y Asssa's''s
S{sYH - - n ~ ~ ~ \ r. ~ ~
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r OST-On the Goth inst, my Free Papers, be-
I tween Main and Franklin SITS, on Mayo. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving them
ut the Dispatch Office.
JOHN VI BUTCHER,
au 31-1ts A free man Of color.
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IN II iALs.

CLERK Of the City Gun Cartae
snt-snr in charge General Hospital Kish
troed 2--i ga C-sAmena-Tsaehei-bm -
Eurrsoa of Belmont Hospirsl-Commssisners for In
pressmsnts-Teacher-6 u T..
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Ey Jnnes n. Taylor, Aaetionees.

A N admirable Residence, on Sth street, between
IA Marshall and Clay, At auction.-Att the request
Of Mr. Geo D Shell, who is about to move to the
cauntry, will effer for sale the house end lot now
occupied by him, and located a. above, ON the
premises. on Monday. the It'll day OF September, ct
besides the attic the kitchen six rooms with large
cooking range rpiete; q large brick stable ana
carriage house, all In most exec lent repair and
condition The lot fronts 50 ON 6th street, rum
ming back 10 feet to an alley. This - rare
cbancs fer any desiring family residence that
meet the demands Of the most fAtdious. Terms
LIBERAL and made known on day OF sale
su3L JAS IA TAYLOR, Auct.
rOUsE aud Lot on Jail Alley nt auction.--On
H Thursday, the Sd September, will sell, upon
the premises, as AZ o'clock n. the House and
Lot located rs above. The house is . framed tene-
ment, well built, and in good repair, containing
seven rooms with gas aid wa ee fixtures complete.
good kitchen IL attached. The lot fronts 20 feet
wili command good rent. will also sell, directly
after the above Is sold, q vacant Lot adjoining,
fronting 20 feet and running back % feet.
JAS TAYLOR, Auct'r.
ALSO-A Lot on College street, fsontins 80 feet,
opposite the Medical College. This j. q dne build.
ing lot. Eau PSI !, Aucrr.
c,MAlL Garden Farm on the Deep Run Turnpike,
~ 2ls miles west Of Richmond, at auction.-On
Friday the 4th SIP em'r, will sell upon the prem
ises, ct AZ O'Clock ~ the Farm located Is above,
containing acres, elk OF which are In vegetable
growth. The Improvements consist Of small, COM
Portable dwelling containing three roocss, together
with the usual out. buildings.
will also sell all the farming implements belong.
ing to the above farm, and two cows and one cart.
1KRxs-Aade known on the day Of sale
au 20-sis JAS II TAYLOR, Auct.
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RIA b = @ n 4 n Q y.
ros MIxS

A R.ARE CHANCE. ron ALI
The good VIII, stock and axsarss Of Ar:ss.;
FAMILY 0ROCKKY. One Of tAs bsse ssaei' "a -
locations In the Fl Of Riehnoad. IlhsasA "s
IN intention 70 move 10 the country, the osiy .v
for selling. A lnse on the property ies ~ n,
monihs may b obtained. Address Boz
Post once Richmond, VI. aaM-
STRADEky BaaS e The Osy x RehpaOoa--s'.se.Ss
\ Ths Stockholders a this Bank having 49, 800
increase the capital u tho Bank By ne =
thereto Of sixty. nine hundred and fo.ty - (
giving 10 the pressnt stcckhnlders ns FssSsf
subscribing 10 the amount Of twke We nss.ah
shares now held BY them, " uubscribsd aea - )
within 6fleeu days aster the books re ~ -
tho rste II one hundred and thirty dcISfe 100
notice b hersby given thsa books o. ss - -
viii be opened q he banking, hcass y \. -
hank on ths 2oth Instant, end wv - 80 IL q
sssa a.ys 2 re sss p. re-. =. sscss
time the nav stock may b subserisst g ~
,srusias. ANnREW JolaNsroN' evs
Gus Z ~ ! 1osrsAs .y.
kichmoeA, August losh, lseS ---.rx6
Nf0TICI-Xll psrssss Aayiag slsin. -
IL estate u The lAts Mrs Julis ~ -
sis hssssy 1e.taed e Pvsssst ,ssm - : ~
TIA evse - ~Gis . IS ls.ksss 80 ~
Win ~ Vim asssssd, u An Jslh 49,
a MA %
n o. SALk-A fsli ct q . g. =
~ Any1la Nn11nUA yl1ok Ae. Ant ~
No AmS1& - No.. b9 Tie ~ -
n 80 - - 49,. yee ~
- -
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e. BEAUTIFUL LAND, one mile West of the
city, to 10 sold at auction this afternoon The sre.
cai attention of the punlic is respectfully called to
that PORTION Of the valuable aud beautiful farm OF
Mr. } I'm N Shields, advertised by Ro liowison,
E trustee. TO AXE place on the premises this after
noon q, j o'clock. For further particulars
ton head. GODDlN Il APPERSON, Auets.
an 3i--lts~ Sr
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OAK PLANK for Tobacco boses for Sase.-Win BE-
~ sold 70 the highest bidder, On thursday
next, tho Cd u September, commsocing ~ II
O'Clock, on the lot corner Of Grace and Goth sts fom
seventy I've 70 ono hundrei thousand feet superior
well seasoned cek plank, for tobacco boxes Il viii
be sold IN eight lots. - il stands. The whole d
This plank Is intended for large boxes.
Terms cash.
~ 2A-Sse wv n GRANT.
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REWARD Ran away from the subscriber, 90 |.
~ morning OF the 9Th, my boy Henry, w@
about 25 years old, and abou. Eve feet ten OF sts
inches high. Henry wears pair Of whisksfs, :.
has downward look when spoken 20; he . q.s
black, and had on when he ieft pair OF bsee Ess
and perhaps coat Of same color. will give el~a
the apprehension Of said boy, whether taken . I"
city or county Of henric0.
: CiaS BAYNE, lss 1t, bet Marshall and Cay,
IN aa-,te Nchmpud, "a
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sC-BLACKBERRY WINE of the finest quail
ity. male in 1860; borax, gum camphor. SUB nj
trste of bismuth, graduated measures OF all sizes
English mustard, Lows Brown Windsor soap, pure
salad oil, 70 table use at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug store
an GIFTS ls6 Main 81, corner Of 10th.
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II OST-On Saturday morning, my Free Papers
IL A liberal reward will be paid on their return
to me- ut my residence, on Sth street,
LEVINIA JENKINS,
an Sl-lt& free woman Of color.
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uA-sAIE P0STPoSED.--onr sale by catalogue,
advertised for the I'd September, is unavodably post
ponrd for one week, viz: until Wednesday, 9th inst.
an oo--It KENT, PAINE& co, Ancts
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UNITY Dollars RexaSd.--wai be paid iof ~.
prebsnson u Frank, the property y
frenshAw. He = Of dsrk brown co.os, absea -
Neeei nine inches ln beiSht, has sesessl white =.
about bis ace, and = Is u 81 ysars old. frsai
seen u the CeutsAl depot Sunday evening, SaS'
when tbs ears arrived.
an I5.-ta CRxyyI4AW w
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~ NOTlCE.-Mr Edwin Williams valuable farm
of 500 acres in Chesterfield county, on the Richmond
and Pet ersburg Railroad, has been sold
au Silt GODDiN & APPERSON, Auct'rs.
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ONE Hundred Dollars Rewari.-lost, about the
Of tn army from the valley my negro boy Rafn.
said boy Is Is or IL years Old, dark gingerbread
color, rather ssouty b. and had on when lat seen
. blue Yankee jacket, linen checked pa.ts, aud ?
Yankee cavalry cap In all probability he is with
some portion ct the army. The above reward VIII
be paid for his return me- 325 fos any snforms-
tion that will lead 10 his recovery.
: c MCDONALD, Capt and ACs,
Ivefson's brig, ROdess div, Eweli'a corps,
au 2l--olS Army Northern W.
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RUNA VA Us.


0pOH REWARD-Ths above reward vii 10
Do paid for the recovery Of q negro boy, IL
years old. back, dull looking, and SLOW spcfsn'
named Geo sc, With scar on one arm and hand
from Q burn. He left on last Monday, alter mo
dog. atchers, house on d st'eet. lie suppcsea
to be Lest or sfolen Information Be LEFT 1t tho
Dispatch oface or by addressing me through RsA'
mond o. Tau al Sal MARcELLus AAfh.
DUNAWAY-AbOut Is months ago, my ssrysas
IL Rose, (scmstimss called Rosetta PsSs) ehsn
tail; spare; black; bad teeth; hes peculiar sbspsa
head; eyed about -; she 10 good cock, ussnss.ea
iroper, and have no doubt sbe 10 employed ~ tns
city "a such. : hereby fosewarn oil persons ron
employing said sisve, as the Law shali ls ngiag
enforced. A liberal reward viii be paid for bar
livery to the subscriber, on Clay, betwsse "a sna
Sd sta. tau al-S.sl TAos ooolAs..
ID UNAWAY-Sl00 Rsward.--Ran away from ny
IL, restaurant On 18th street, between ffaa,A
aud Main, my boy HENRY, sbcut ret . inSss
high; dark copper color: one ftid ssw; ~ yane
age; had on dark gYsyish ff,ck cos' pants y ~
same colcr..:dra sloueh hat; pair Of boo.ses tsa
give the above reward fur his spprehsnslo" aes
livery to ne In this city. BERNARD LENSAa
an 20-2ys
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VERB Desirahl. Farm for Reat.-J shali rent
Al cut 70 the highest bidder, on Thursday, ths 81 Of
the year 1894, the Farm belonging 70 the estate Of
John Gresham, decd, near Goodies Bridge, In
Chesterfield county. The said Farm Is very pro-
dIctive, and has on Il very convenient two-siory
JJIyEY,
al 20--4fs Admir- Of Gresham
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NNk Hundred Dollars Reward viii b. penH
I ths delivery Of my man wIIuAn, ~
smith by trsds, who ran away fscD Msssrs uass
{ Crenshaw sh0ut tbs LIST AUsaet, ls6S. Sad =
Il about fsef high, u year, on. brown eonplesAA
good looking, and intsiiissat. WM r SMITH
au 2B-6t> For George Duseioe.
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VVANTED-rweu,y recruits for the first Hgwzer
w company. Absentees and persons wishing to
join viii apply to Mr. N Peasants, at II Pleas.
ants 9, Oh 18th, between Main and Cary ste.
Els MCCARTHY,
an loot Captain CONG compsNy.
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NVANTE1-Bv an experienced Druggist, a situa-
w ton 10 drug store. any other mercantile
business, where the salary will be in proportion TO
the expenses OF living. The hest Of city references
will be given Address of. A Co. Box 492, Rich
mond, stating terms. u4-6tf
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CTOLEN-From the residence Of Mr. VIM Freeman,
~ on 18th st, between Marshall and Clay, black
and tan tarrier Slut, with white spot on her breast,
ears cropped, long tail. liberal reward will be
paid if delivered 10 GEO A FREEMAN, at High Con-
Stable Office aud no questions ash ed. an Sits
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r O>T-On 18th street iady's Shoe. The 6Dder
1 will b. suitably rewarded by leaving it at
uarwood's shoe store, oppo.ite the Old Market.
au3 l-lts
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0ST-$iO Reward.-Slrayed away from my
premises, Thursday, August 9th, my Cow. she
s dark brown, white over the back, and white
tall horns cut; leather collar the neck with
ring in il. The above reward viii be paid for her
return 10 me. JOHN NOnER,
South eide Basin bank,
an oo--3t& between 10th and lIth streets.
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r OST-t50 Rewsrd.-Lcss, about the 18th Of Ju-
- ly, In the Valley, near New Market one large,
long bodied bay uorse, In good condition. Ssid
horse has . star in his forehead, aud has been
snagged in his LETT fore foot, just above the hoof
The Eoof is considerably injured, and he was Ell !
lame from the effects Of the sDag viii give the
above reward for him II Ieiis cred to me 1t my
quarters, near Orange II. Va, OF SIS for iniorma-
lion that viii lead TO his recovery.
RIP MccLAIN, Capt and A M,
Archer's brigade, Heth's Division. Hills ccrps.
an 2S-6te
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HOUSES. d.c.. For SAFE

u DIuoS auU EWukes. CSfI On 5ABF LIVih
Post-Ofac Department, ccrAU Of llth and Baai
streets. au 2f-u
LTUR aAlE.-A magnificent bay stallion, yeu
cid; price 81 500. Apply at Q Ms odcs, corner
9th and Main ste. au 26-Sp
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AsSlGNEE's SALE.
ssTGNEE's sALE-Pursual

A SSlGNEE'S SALE.-Pursuant to an
"a order made by the Probate Court in The
matter of the assignment Of C. II. Robson, in
favor Of the creditors, shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in said county, on the 5th day Of November, 1868,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit;
lst. The east = of southwest u Of section No.
g. township 20, north Of range % west, in War
rem county, in the State Of Iowa, being so acres.
Appraised at S240-
ID. The southeast = Of the southeast 4 ofsec-
ton 49, in township 70, north Of range Is west
being 10 the county Of Dallas, State Of Iowa.
beng 30 acres. Appraised at Sl20.
Sd. The southeast dissection p and the north
east of the northeast Z OF section q, in town
snip 81, north Of range 80 west, being in the
county Of Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, and
being 200 acres. Appraised at $500.
4th- The southeast = and south y ofnorthea-t
= Of section 10, and the west . ofthe southwest
=, and the southeast Z OF southwest q of Sec
ton 20, in township 70, north Of range 80 west,
and the east = Of northeast Il of section u in
township so, north Of range 80 west, being in
Guthrie county, in the State Of Iowa, and being
40 acres. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms cash. J. c. GRANNIS,
Assignee Of c. H. Robson.
Cleveland, October l, 1863. oct l: l22
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, October Y.

Times special:
Early on Saturday a brigade of cavalry
belonging to Kilpatrick's division attempt
ed q reconnaissance on the south side of
RobertsOn's river. They were attacked by
large force of rebel cavalry, amply sup
ported by infantry and artillery under
command Of Stuart in person. The in
fantry force was one of EwelPs divisions,
and numbered about 5000 men. A brisk
fight ensued, lasting about an hour, when
our cavalry were compelled to fall back on
their infantry supports, three miles from
Culpepper.
At this place another conflict ensued, in
which our infantry supports were worsted,
and compelled to retire. the rebels captur
ing about 100 Of the l20th New York. Our
cavalry again formed into line, and made
splendid charge, recapturing all the
prisoners taken, except Is or 20. Rebel
reinforcements arriving, our forces pushed
back 10 Culpepper, skirmishing ali the
way.
Heavy firing this afternoon indicates
that the engagement had been renewed.
Later intelligence from the front saws
our forces have evacuated Culpepper. Such
1NSASo oo SOuAu uOb US conveniently car
ried were burned. Their value, however
was trihing.
1t IS reported that the whole rebel army
has crossed the Rapidan, and further that
Gen. Meade has fallen back to the north
bank of the Rappahannock.
Prisoners captured on Saturday state
that Longstreets corps had returned from
the southwest This, however, is doubted.
The rebels commenced to cross the Ran.
idan on Thursday morning, in the direc
tion of Madison C. H., with the evident
intention Of turning General Meade's right
wing.
Heavy cavalry reiuforcements have
been sent to the front.
1t is reported the rebel cavalry hold
Gaps in Bull Run Mountains. A large
cavalry force sent from here Yesterday
however will speedily dislodge them.
The rebol force holding Gaps are sup.
posed to be White and Mosby's men.
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FRONINIIsSnTRI

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.
Gov Gamble has issued long proclaim.
alton, charging that many evil-disposed
persons are endeavoring to produce disaf
fection toward the State government. with
tue avowed purpose of overthrowing it by
violence should other means fail. Among
this class Of persons are some holding com
missions from the State Government, and
to effect this scheme the circulation Of the
most extraordinary falsehoods and misrep
resentations regarding the purposes of the
State Government are resorted to.
He puts the people Of the State upon
their guard against the plots of these con
spiratOrs, and announces his determine.
ton to use all the force at his command 10
sustain the laws and preserve the peace of
Ine state and punish those who disturb it.
lie also admonishes them that as the high
est political right of the citizens is to vote
at elections, any interference, especially
by military, with the rights Of qualified
voters, will be regarded as an offense of
the greatest magnitude.
The Governor makes lengthy defense
ct his own loyalty and vindicates the
state Government against the accusation
of its enemies.
The Democrats LeaVenworth special
says Genera! Blunt has secured the coun-
try east and south Of Fort Blrir and salts
fed himself the enemy has gone south.
lie followed them to point thirty miles
from Fort Gibson, where he sent messen-
gers TO warn the grrison at that place and
Fort Smith.
Blunt is now returning to Fort Scott.
Major Henning has arrived from Baxter
Springs with the bodies of Major Curtiss
and Lieutenant Farr. Ofeigbty prisoners
taken by the rebels, ffty-fve were mur-
dered after their capture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. IA, 1859.
a Solemn scene.

During the session Of the Illinois Meth
Odist Episcopal Conference, at Springfield,
there was considerable discussion upon the
following resolution, which was finally
adopted, 129 10 s. That resolution is the
only one on which the ayes and nays
were taken, and is as follows:
ResolUs1, That we believe slavery to be
theprimary cause of this wicked rebellion,
and that we can have no security for the
Union and permanent peace Of the States
as long as the evil is tolerated among us
While taking the ayes and noes On the
fourth resolution, Gov. Yates and Gen. Nc
Clernand were introduced, and, after the
vote was taken, the Governor administered
the oath Of allegiance in a very impress
sive manner TO the members Of the Confer
ence, the local preachers, and The visiting
brethren. The scene vas a most solemn
one. The Governor was then invited to
speak, and for two hours held the audience
spell bound by his elOquence. He was fol-
lowed by Gen. McClernand in his usual
clear forcible and emphatic manner.