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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

IL is understood tina. dispatches were re
ceivei bv the Secretary OF War from Geaer&l
I.@e, on Saturday evening, but flr some eaUse
they have not been gwen 10 the public. Those
familiar with their contents assure us, bow
ever, that they ara OF Ike noss cheering cfsI
acter snd speak If the condition .: the arlly
As lat li,:e impaired ky tbs severe ii shtlDg al
Gettyabu Oar losses tEego are ack1ow-
lodged To have been heavy, bat 1t .s eiaimoa
thst The yic.ogy reated with our arms up TO
tha time Of the retirement of eur forces. Z he
iiphts Of the two first days are represented -
have been very dt,itedly in oar i.avcr, WHIT
on tho third day osir troops saoTmed the Inst
line Of the enomy and carried hia wor@s,
which were found uutenalie without au sct
ing Tie a.my to = iO.a Got Justified by the fa
sui;s to bs attained.
The retirement OF the army was ELECTED n
moet admirable order, ana was nc. interrupted
hy the enemy, IS is alleged III tho Northern
innruass. The foEa of cur army iu the shree
days fighting, it ia thought, would not et-
ceei sn thousand liz ali killed, wouaiei ami
captured.
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which fell back towards n. main body. Hill
and Lrngstrest tarned upon them and repE!sEd
them with great sianehter. Meantime theif
retreat 10 The E5Entain again WAS Intercepted.
Gen- Ewsil, wh1 mad ssao fallen back fro n
tia position on the left coDcsals lie n,sn frem
the obssyval.paef the enemy, aud r7hen Hill
ard Lorgs!ress commented driving them back.
moved 50 az TO sst In their rs2r--.;aes sscn Ike
aud cut eli their retreat 20 shsF s2Tt-h ssso -
On inc mountain, csp.lTia1 over 81 ras sTs:tanss
.nt50 piee5s of ar'iilervs Taos&si Nc sihcihi
o2s,iFmati71 has yet bsen received here ot tis
report, Il obeai'.s'vssy general credansa
The euemy attacked our wagon traia and
c9rwey a3ar Williams pors, Monday eveCias,
bJit were segused, with the .css OF o.e i3nntirsd
piis .lsrs, after two hours or Trors hard light
nag by Gsa. Jenkins Tho sEen,y numbered @
brigade and eight pieces of artillery. We had
three pieces of the Washington artillery -
Those attacks on cur ws2on trains are CT al
ntost aaiiy occurrence and uissss they are
strongly convey cd 6e passage from the river
10 the army is dangerous. Ssua1: lGea. Jeb.l
ias psretrat.d aimoss within sishs CT Wash,
ipgtoa, and Intercepted Gn1 capsared ahou. loJ
wagons end 100 mules.
The destruction OF our pontccn bridge be-
low Wi1ii&nlsport vyae owIng ID c4TeisssEess.
Il wae guarded by All iaadsqaa,e body OF men,
and they wibaonI cfrls. Lse, however, Seems
80 Lave little Uss for i. at present.
Tie following "a 3 partial ljst of officers
ki cd: Col ID GFoner, Gls5 Va, treporte }
Ati's Campbell, ism Mss; Col I'll Z Miller,
IA Iiss; Col Saith, 55.h i III Coj + }mon;G,
- L "a; Czp. " e Massnde~; 0ar. JOS D.
/ sra, 4 ; a Gan. Col ps SenSis.s, 8 e {99post.
ei;) l.. Col 3ouGSer, 9sh 5e; Cgi Jeck Joucs,
41ti, Ga. ireported;j Col Darlington, iS,h Va,
i-sported Col Carter, l31h Miss; Coi Ellis,
Va, (reported;) Col j Is Williams, Va; Col
Alien 23th Va; Msj Wilson, aSsh Va.
Tbs following is :. partial list Of the vorud-
e,
Col Thomas, 8th Ga; Col JACK Brown, a9.h
Ga; MAJ Gse, Ga; Col Kennedy, G; L-.CJl
}Yittle. Ssh Va, Col Griiia l8.a Mis-; Col
W s Lace, 1872 Mies, missing; Coi " 7 Hold
81, i7th ,liss, LtC,i t',eissy, l7sh Wss, L.
Coi MeE roy, 18th A.isFi Eisj Br&alsv, i3ts
iiiss; Coi Il i@antt, w; Col iidnt2n, Va tte-
rur.o.,.j Loi Stuart, 56th We, Coi W I Patton
Va, in eHemy's hana-, LtCci Feagan, l5s!,
; Ala, les snpsaatedi Z; jos Berkeisy. Va; Aei
Hi'eon l3.h Va Aii5 Gooi!oo. i8h Niss,
supposed nortally; Ici Lightfo3t, GGh Ala:
fIsj Cuiser, 9th Ala; Col Hamphriea aad Maj
BAR, II H'ie9, missing; LEO Mos@iey, 42t
,iias; Uoi Stone, 2d Mise, Col Conlin, 18th n
Carolina.
Brig Gen Archer, of Tenn, who opened
Lha iixbt, " aa captured on the iirst day. Wa
captured Big Iau 0rahala.
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Rescntiag aa IasaA-A young uan nar,ed
Thomas Henry, a wonn5ea soldier, gppea.sc
before the Mayor lest Saturday, to answer tho
charge of beating John Diggs, In Main street,
on tue Diehs before Three g,ntlemea who wit
legsed t.,a occurrence, and who we're strangers
to Henry, testified that the accused was paes.
ing slsng the street, when Diygs met aud rode
LIZ lao apaia5t him. Henry turned to look vt
kim, sstiug srhieh Diggs called Henry a did
thisf, aaia hs ID WAS from Baltimore, snd
knocking hir fiats together, declared bis readi-
Eess..o pnt through any man tina. wishsd to
test his strength and science. Henry made
some reply ard walked On, seeing which Diggs
renswsd Eiis abuse, and started Ia pursuit.
Finding that be was about to be soasked, Hen
ry picked up t. briok and threw il st Dlggs as
ie sdvanesj, bu. missed him. Diggs continued
TO advance I'LL he got within arms length Of
Henry, when Henry gave him blow that lev.
elied him with the ground, and was proesed-
ing TO ieach hin better manners, whoa tho
v'a,chmen came up. Henry was discharged,
and q warrant issued for the az. est Of DiKgs.
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CAPTURE OF The MslsE LgoUoR Law

Capture OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW
M.r Gen Neil DJw, who yqas P.onndec. a:
Port iI.l "a, waa captured By cur ecouss a:
ps7ats aoasaTe&F CEn!oa, La ca sLa ii inst.
iie was etactsl cu to Rchn.ond and ar
rived here Saturday aud was committed 10
libby ptloa. 1e folioRir9 il an isem in
tl3 g5utiemGus e4sesr worta Mentioning IS
this lime
When Gen. Bragg evacu1ted Pensacola ne
bar.lt the m,iis and iaUlber beongi3g to Thom-
as Murray IL 20. 'she Yankees ;+i.orw arts
to3s p0saeso,o. Of :ho place aud nssa tie pro.
D9;e19r3 OF iCe mill responsible for wilas Bragg
had done. ar: Ar. Bateaesor, ons IF the frp,,
was sozed ant contl8ed Ia d'ort Ilegens, aad
was cniy reie4ssd short time since. Gan.
Neil Dow took possessioa OF his place, and
ma wiio and children were compelled % re-
move hf.y miles aud seek protection cn her
negro plantation. Ii the maal..iaaa, Gsn Neil
Dow st0.e her piago aud parigr fesaitare aud
soa. lhem to Ida wife. When the articles
were demanded aud t;is matter was investixa
ted, Gen. Dow cJufessssd to the theft, bat lh6
a,ti.ies "eFs never returned aqs gaid t0r
Tsese are f%c5a.
From Tia following paragraph IN lhs Atlanta
iGaj CoRssitnl.oAaliat We should judgs that
Neil Is playing fog "a exchange
Big. Geu Neil DIV, Of the Maine Law
fame, rccenaIy oaptarsd in Mississi psi, passed
through this cay iass night On MA way to
Riehrcnd Il, sxprs ssed himself to one OK
our citizens vino travelled with h.n on the ears
as having entered tss army to deliver ths
Utlion people Of the Sovsh ffom the dsspo.isra
Of Secession; bus hs was satis.isd that thers
are few Union people jn the S1asli. and goes
home when lie does sol utts.ly Opposed
10 u war Of coercion. lie said hs vas
aware Of the ousrases committed by Fed
ersl troep5, Dat they ware contrary 10
the wishes aad crdera Of the officers; but
ths srmy being composed chiefly OF tlle scum
of the Norsh---tha reftsss population Of Europe
and tasUaitad Sfasas. they woald plaaief and
rob in aeita Of their oiaSsrs.
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Maj Gen, Picket: is represented TO have been
d@epIy affected by the loss Of so many oi his
gallant ctheegs, and ii id sai1 that he wel {
bitterly over the ma:hation of iis "obie divi
sion. The report taat he was wounded tu;Ls
out TO be incorrect.
Whilst oar Infantry wae steadily advancing
OF the eae,ny's works over tlie open plain
many oi tEa Yankee gunnels assel.ad thsig
pieces and rushed into our lines and begged
to ba taken prisoners They we:e greatly
alarmed, and in eoI:s instances assisted ia car
rYina our wounded tfo,n the field, with i view
l., get 10 the rear az prieonofs.
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by the Federals to rursue Them. The falling
back of lee was orderly, and there was no
stragsiipg by men who vera unhurt.
ANoTHrR Account.

Another account, which IL derived from
youpg and gallant oiiieer ai the LIST Virginia
Infantry, etatss that the iiglstlrg on Friday
was opened by artillery aloag tho whole line,
between and o'clock, ths GFing continuing
for two or three hours. Daring this artillery
duel the di7sion of Gen; Pickett was drawn
up in line In the Immediate rear Of our bss:o
iies When the firing Of cannon ceased, the
order for the infantry 70 advance was given,
" iiich WAS done at common time--no double
qGickiug or cheering, bHs saismnly and s'sad.-
iy these veterans directed their steps towards
the heavy and compact colnnns of the enemy
The sRrmishers wore AZ once engaged, the
enemy having double lire Of ekirmisheTs TO
oppose our single line. Tae enemy were
Z. iven from their roaision behind stone
Isnce. over which entrenchments bad bseu
t7rown up, and our torces oceaped their po-
ltion about twenty niau.as. About this time
u tlankiag party If the enemy, marching id
Column ay reg nents, was thrown cut from
tae eceuay'a left on 0ng exit Gs tight, which
was he'd by kempers brig s:s and By al &c
.aci ~ ire forced the. Re smena Of oar
troops- TLis aarfing Psesy aas very coon
d,.perssd by our artillery, with immense losa,
| apd scattered in confGFio and disorder With
| their repulse TIE heavy fighting oi she day
| terminated
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DisidyaDy-The charge against Theodore
Wocdsii, for being man Of evil fame aud dis
Iogal 10 tha South, and which has beeu rend
iug for several weeks before the Mayor, has
at length bssn disposed cf In our Saturdays
issua we gave the substance of the evidsnca
eIioitsd at the examination. That morning
His Eonor gave hissecision, prafasipg it with
the remark, that some Of the members of the
bar had assumsd that when \ party was
brought before him on q. warrant, ha was, in
tho examination, confined strictly to the letter
OF that warrant. Such was not the fact. Sis
ting as committing magistrate, he Lad the
right, if in the investigation the party charged
with one offence was entirely innocent Of that
charge, butaccused of another, to send hira o.l
to answer the How acousstion. la relation to
Wooaaii, who left here uuder suspicious cir.
eumstaneas, got on q dag of truce boat, tho
would not do the Prov0sts the injustice to say
by their ccnnivaDce,) wsnt to Washington, 10
found in close connection with Federal dstee-
tives there, and is afterwards published in a
Federal paper as Federal detective, the eig-
caustances are questionable enough to war
rant his aeing held to bail for his go,a 5eha
vior tha next twelve months. He therefore
reqcirsd Woodaii to give baii 10 tina sgm of
$780, Which he readily did, and was discharged.
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No Complasaaat-We noticed in our last
izsee tho particulars o: shooting serapo on
9Th street., iast Thufsisy afternoon, hetwesn
Lsnt. L. l.. Bass, of the City Battalion, and
some naknown party. After the difficulty
Lsut. Bass learned that his Antagonist was
uoua4ed, andlmsaediateiy gave himself up TO
tho civil Guthefiiiee. He appeared before tho
hiayor on Friday, ard again on Saturday; but
as 40 o'e ears toEwaid TO testify tnat any cns
had bsen wounded, ami ihs police had heard
noting 10 induce them to believe that Lieut..
Biss had committed an oifense, he Was dis.
naaInaI
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TIE YANKEES ON THE JAMES RIVER

Yesterday morning the report was received
that The day before AZ iron clad, two gul4boats
and Eve transports, had appeared at Lower
Brandon and landed 1000 troops. Later In the
day advicss were received at tho war Depart
ma,t that two monitors, eight eunboats, ani a
transport had appeared at the point named.
bu, had laudei no u0oes. Ii is noa iikeij taat
The Yankees would land any fores oi tho
Sou,h side of James river for any other purrose
than tat of devastating the crops aud fann ing
of negroes They would hardly attsmP. an
..ou to Petersburg" with the feeble force they
have in Eastern Virginia 'ihs movement, II
it can be digniiisd by that name, evidently 'has
theft for its object
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! important Captures -Siuee the m~,d ~
George r. Wright, 10 Rocksssa. a yeek - ~
s;nes, Sidney Wicker, ChSs TeAssr. snd .Jc.r
Champion, charged with committinp TIA dseA'
have been 81 large eiuding the police Yss.sf.
Day eficefs Bitb Perrin, Adams. md Wieh.
of tho day police, noanted on horses, pro.
&c sdsd about seven miles down The Nina Mia
Road, having heard that shs parties were
staying ss house shsrs. Uocn reasing 4he
he use they hslsed to await The end Of the
heavy rain which fell abou. two O'clock. Di.
reetiy Ito ,rain wGs ever they mounted, and
,aads regular cavalry charge on the house.
The parties rsmed, and Albert Jordan, also
Charged with felony, broke from the building,
but wers captured bsfors getting great dis.
tat,cs OH They wsEs all captures, aud lodged
in the lower police ststion. Jordan IL chatgsd
with burgiaziously onterips tho store Of Wm.
Fiic6srsseia and stealing $5et.
Not Fslonious Ronicide -Oa Saturday
morning last the case Of Wni. w. Jones,
charged with hsatiug John l.. Garry on tho
2lst Of Juee, sad cS1siRg hts death. was .inal.
iy disposed CT by the Mayor. His Hooor
briefly reviewed tie evidence, and afser aliud-
ing 20 tbs fact that the Doctors could not say
the beating Curry received had had ANYTHING
to d, wi,', producing his death, and as ths
erpper ieat & ID to seeing no hruises on ths per.
scE Of the deceased, and none ef the Witness
es cav more than ore blow givsn, he was
touad ta dismiss the chargs against the .ison-
er Of felonaas homicide. lie, howesar,
IN sssS 1T sh&t Jeaes WIS guilty Of nniawfnfly
asasni;icg and beating Curry. and required
bin 10 give San in 81 ,0c0 10 answer an indict-
msns for that otfsnee
The Mayor then gave as o reason for not
iisposing Of the case On Friday, his wish to
have prosecuted oil the parties engaged in
eami g Hs AnGerson's house, on this day ofthe
fight w. w. Jones, Robert K. Wyatt, and
Wra Pessiey, were each held to bail 10 answsr
an indictment for gaming on the Sabbath day.
Bsfole taking hai. for Jones, Mr.. Crane, on
the part of Cnrry's friends, handed in siet Of
twelve nausse to bs summoned as witnesses;
bat his Homer declined t, rs open the case,
stating that he had concluded the examination
on the day befors--that parties had had ample
opportunity for furnishing that iis: pending the
examina:!on--thas ona of .hs persons whose
name was furnished had been examined, and
swors that ne knew nothing of the beating,
aud that the president would be an exceeding.
IL bad one, and one tha. he was not willing 10
aat
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Military Irapptng-Franc;s Foustee, tho
young msa arres ea soma days since on Charge
of STEALING Il gold watch OF L. A. Whiting.
ard " no has stiias LesE charged with stealing
a ql..,Aiily OF military clothing. the property OF
I. I.Juiaiana company, WAS before the M,yos
last satu.tlay, when tho investigation was ad-
lougLei till to morrow.
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Dangerous to Hoyses-Ths wofk1sn en-.
eaged IA taking mp the iron Of the. City Rail.
way, on Mais street, ars leaving many of the
spikes in the sills, aud t1as eadsngsring ths
feat Of horseSshat happen 70 get ON the old
track. These spikss ought 10 be driven down
isve. with the timbsrs - fast as the rails are
sauaved
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h3riyai Of Yaakee Prisoaers.-At the Libby
prison SATURDAY, 81 prisoners were received
Esoa Winchester, including L.. Col. e. A. Ho-
ter, 5;h Nd, and Cspt s hiaysh. Brig. Gsni
Nil Dow, the Yankee iilaor law man, WHO
ygae captured in 'soeisiana, was also received.
Ee il i. gray Old this., aid bas been sapply-
ing .ia family from the sssstes OF S5uthsrn
pstpie captured by bis fnihans
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Centsaged---CAasles Langford, one OF the
parties charged with asaauising AMI beating,
Wit: intsas 10 rob, solder named George
North, on Sunday night last, appeared before
ths Mayor ou Saturday to answer for The ar.
fsnce; bu. owing to tho abssuee ef witnesses
the Investigation was adjourned till 70 day.
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THE Posi- OFFICE AND IT'S HOURS OF
OPENING

A, all tisnss, snd a. this time particularly.
ii mails arriving in this ciiy should be distri
baiel IA coon ia possible, snd the ottiae kspi
open for their delivery. This isnot the time,
when thonssnds are aExioua!y awaiting news
from their relatives ia the army, TO keep tue
otsee closed. Yesterday evening the Central
nai,, with letters from the army, affivsd NJ Vt
O'Clock. The bags were taken to the oihcs
aud therc laid until this morning. The Office
was not open yesterday evening, and the anx
ioas publis had 70 wait until this mora'ng. La
No intsrsst Of hunAniiy, sonsthing'. uid b
1one - - 1sspH asthorikiss to rem dJ this
Aul1
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FURTHER FaeH THE NORTH.

Oar telegram from Petersburg, Saturday,
papers cf Wednesday, July Sh. From the
pagars Trs axe q lew additional paragraphs.
lhs t@llowiag ia tas official .1noare amen. Of
tao iss!i ni s.assagg:
L. 5. MIssiasipPi SeuaDEos.
faS -sAip "E'a X usyk, y Ju'y tth (
Hoe Ls:'scn iieiies, Secy ef ths.Navy
Sl-i have tii; Eonor to inte:m vou that
VieSsburg .s aurrendeE 4 sha Ua.isc S.atss
on this Fourth Of JGly.
very respectfully, Jour oh't ssrv's,
81 Acting Rear Admiral.
The n ,rth was entirely en;hused owe, this
news. Lincoln was ssrcnaied. and the Pails-
delphia iHfa,,sr pabIiss>ed the following edi-
.oria, entirely winding up the wa-:
When Gen arai t.rant defeated Johnston and
Pen herron ia i've pitched hass.,s. inside of
tweivs days, sad then enciscled thes city es
F.oks3urg with Ills victorious battsiion., v .
fsls assured, W1,i so declared, that Ia would
no. fs.il 10 etelSe the s.r9ai ovs: whetmiaG blow
stall required 20 eToa1 fi3 s'i'uF hans can,-
igl7vlll d sicFy brighter lhap ali The re ct.
IL might he delayed bs the unparalleled
etrsGxth OF We retail position bUs V fsit ss.
s1rad thas lac w3uid never cease moving
a3ainst tae- eUaray's wcrss'' luJil h coaid
tlria ths loysJ y atea with the Rierious a.
i,tse&.i2n Of N!s<stArg aEd giet0.vs- Ea
.is.s zmpiy fnliiiied she briieant promise of
tie cpeuiag battles of his eslapsixn. To tbs
bright Da.n58 which ALREADY Illuminate the
tilgs Of his Dob:e army-to Fart Done,son aud
Shiloh and Port Gibson, aad Raymond, aad
C1aiSpjon Hills, and Big Black Rr.dges--he
now adjs tas crawning name of Vicksburg,
;.ud as If IN give poetic finish to his work, hs
completes his long lab2rs for The c3ature of
ihla iisreelt contested city GA ths anniversary
OF eur National IaiepenSeRce. Fit consun;-
nation, that tais great victory, which, coinci
cant with MeaGes, has saved tbs lifs of the
L,opu6iic, eouit have been final y accomplish
ed ca the day which gave the nation birth !!
'iae dag thas ushared in the glad tidings tins !.
Meade had defeated aud expelled the rebel ia.
vaiers from The free Norlh, also witnsssed the
II ,.i eutfauohisenent OF the great highway of
tbs noble W
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The Agsbs.i1ncc ComHiAee Of this city will
leave here thls morning for Wnliauopogs, to
take charge Of oar soldiers who wore wounded
in tho late GstsJsbaTg battles. We are glad
well, that the wounds generally are slight, aud
that or army u in very 6ns oondiiion
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Seesre Fa1--Lsss Saturday sfsegnoon u
member cf the City Mounted Gaard, Mr.
Chambsrs, was very severely bruised BY the
fsiilg OF his horse upon bin. The company
va, on parade when the accident oeOTrsd.
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Fsy Dreu,y.s Biaf--As will b seen IN
another co .umn, the stsamsr Sshnliz IL sgain
piyiug between this city snd Dfewsy's Bluff
ishsrs can be no more plsaaant way 81 spsnd-
Ing en- svsning than by asaiIisg yourself Of
this mode Of recreation
, 1863-10-26

The Few Federal Government Of Venezuela
has just appointed senor Bias Bruzual, q cih-
zen Of that republic, to be Envoy Extraordi'
nary to the Government Of the Uuited States
The appointment Of = Minister Of such e3-
alted rank ID an honor conferred By that Re-
public ufon 20 other natioo, and one which
our Government will duly appEeciato.
Mr. B1rzu,1 Is statesman Of enlightened,
liberal We've, s,1d Is strongly ayerse to Euro
Pean medGiirg in the affairs Of this continent
He il opposed to state religion, and In favor
Of full toleration; Is 3 atronE anti-E!AEe3
man, and m ardent frie2d to the cause Of on,
Union. The appointment Of such a Minister
to cur Government at this time is significant.
, 1863-10-26

in consumption, the palsc keeps paee With the
aho1tness Of breath X person Is found to take
20 1eeps1ntions In minute his pulse will b. about
50 or IS. II the number Of resptratious be iuc.eas
ed to Is the pnlse Will range from los to ITO. This
Ia not invariably the case, but tho exceptions a.e
rare. In health the pulse should range from 50 to
the average beng about 81 beats 10 the minute.
II, therefore, you have hsckrg cough and slight
ehortncfs Of breath on exeztion. .accoapaniedbJ An
increase In the frequency Of the pnlsa Of tn OF
IT zen beats per minute. you cannot doubt tbs ex-
istence OF mischief In the lurgs, ana should In
6tantlY get about Its removal
To be continued in my next letter.
Your obsdent servant,
JAMES HUNTER, II. D.
Physician for diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
IS Washington Btteet, Chlcsgo.
Dr.. JAMES Hunter, Of the firm Of D.s. Rand J..
Hunter OF New York, f1d It necessary to caution
the public against tho euppositiou, that he ia or
ever has beer connected with any practitioner in
Chicago: he having been informed that assertions
to that effect have been and nre frequently been
made. The only Offices Of the dEn ara - Wash
lngton erect in this city, ard s3a Broadway, New
York.
Chicago. Oct 18th, 1se3- oe-ad-osts1t
, 1863-10-26

Gen. Tuttle, the War Democrat, who was
too1ish enough to believe that he could save
the Coppesbead party from treason BY accept
irg the nomination for Governor Of Iowa, on
pe.ce platform has been rcpudiated by his
own nejehbors. We learn that Keosaqus, the
Place cf bis restderce, and Democratic pre-
c1rct, gave msjority Of sixteen votes against
him; while his OWL county, Van Buren, (one
ef the southern tier Of counties In the State, }
5art $50 1ue1ority against him. Wa alao learn
that one Of those Who worked against him
mcst zealcusly vas his own brother. Such
are tie rewards ct those who permit them
selves to be used by the friends OF traitors.
, 1863-10-26
Gl)ieagu Gribn11e.
MONDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1868.
THE mIssounl QUESTION.


Herewith we print, in full, the Presi-
dents reply to the Missouri Kansas delega-
t,on Of unconditional Unionists, WHO soil
cited the removal Of Gen. scho6cld, COM
mande1 of the Department Of the West,
accompanying it with the Letter Of In
str,,ctious to Gen. 6cho6eld, and also Mr..
Drukcs rejoinder to both. They arc docu-
mcuts OF immediate interest and as they
deal with matter that has been greatly
mootcd in our sister State, where much
bad blood exists, they will, We are sure,
attract the attention Of our readers,
With all proper Difference to the Presi~
dent, VIC belicrs lie has not done wisely.
If VIC should lay aside, as irrelevant, the
political bearings Of the question at issue
between the parties in Missouri, the re-
moysl Of Scho1cld would be still demand
ed. He is incompetent for the great duties
that are imposed upon lim-not SO much
by his perycrsity as By lis lack OF power.
a weak man, possibly believing in the rec
titude Of lis intentions and the necessity
Of lis action, he il controlled by wicked
men; and until more ability, more firm
ness and more zeal are put in his place
the pacification Of Missouri ia impossible
6choGcld is only shadow.
But the decision is made; schofeld re
mains, and Ill parties must aequiesce, unit
such time Ms the President. having NOR