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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

MORE BURNING IN CHARLEsToWN.
A private letter received from Charlestown
.tsles that fo the carly part OF last reek the
Yankees again set are to Charlestown in
eighteen ditierspt places. As result of this
firing the residences of Major W. j. Hawks
End pf. q. {. Mason were destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

!Ss,t to the ProuoH A miserable looking
specimen of humanity, calling himself John
Haffrey, who claimed to be member of the
19th Virginia reg't, was yesterday brought
before the Mayor on the charge of drunken:
ness and lyiLg in the street. Being still
smartly under the influence Of recent de-
ny to substantiate the charge, and promptly
remanded him to the Provost, Major Girls
WOld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

AFFAIRS ON THE RAfipAN-No BATTLE


@Ea@ cts YET. .aos-J
Cur latest Information from. the seat Of
war warrants the concluaion that the rsnA
raj tight between the armies Of 0suA Lee
aud Meade. which vac expected 10 com.
menoe yesterday, did not take place Up ID
o'clock In the afternoon there had only
been heavy skirm!sh:ng, both ARMIES appa.
renus naneuvring for position. It is hard
iyPossiele. hq~ever, that q general light can
be delayed longer than to-day. The follow
ing official dispatch Was received from Gen
Lee a. the War Department yesterday:
IorrIClAL DIsPATCH.l
HEApQ'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN VA
Via Orange c. H., Nov SOth.
TO t'szs. 3 Cooper. sea
No movement of Importance By either
army yesterday. The enemy is in line on
the east side Of Mine Run. This army is in
position on the vest side
tsigned> r. f. LRE, General.
mine Run is small stream emptying into
The Rapkian. The Fredericksburg Plank
road intersects Ii about fourteen mica due
east of Orange e. H., aud about ten or
twelve miles west of Chancellorsvllle.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

DR.EDY, whiskey. do
Is barrels superior Aplls B:sad,
do do Blaskhsr1y wIas
1SGhth -ea.k superior "Asfstt O. Frss.a
10 b.rr.i. ard boses Brown sos.r
100 reams Wfappapo eaPsr
70 bar els Smoking fotseoo
200 Sosss S Sud :aS ss ssad,.s M.nusAcor.a ros.ase
medium to fne
100 bushels Irish Potatoss
On conasnmsnt end bf sale BY
20 n-s.+ A0'sst cos c:.S S':a and ss:ss isss It..
VOKN, Meal, fotatoes, &c -
l 100 bushels c,rr
100 do corn meal
100 do very ane irish potatoes
10 tbis puro cider vineEa1
Crushed and brown sugar
F., b. Butter, to lard. s''soa' e v.-r,
=" '''' q Gu rrssk,,o 81. ..:r % tbs o'd Hari..,
no ea-eojSts
DAW Cotton ami Rope
II, n bales Raw Cotton
10 colt Cotton Rope
Bsans. Peas, and Sorghum Molassss
Wines, Teas, Liquors, and
Grocsriss generally.
NO 2s-stt GEO w1ED. No 50 Main Ct.
y THE AnpEcAMF.
A ROMANCE or THE wAR.
BY James D MCCAbs, Jr.
For sale At all the Bookstores and at tbs e6Bcs Of
the MAGNOLIA WEEKLY,
no 14-2w Corner l2th and Main sts.
A1OncE-Those psssAs Who hevs presented
~ thar claims against the estate u Edward No
Council, sr, decd, properly sushsnticated are re-
uested 70 call upon the undersigned and reoedvs
pay meut Of the same, and those persons who have
not ye& presented their claims notified 70 do
- "'''''' - '-'' EDWARD CANNON.
Admir- q Edward MCCONNELL sr, dec'd
1V,O the drsditors q Capt Pasks Poln1ax1sf.
ds6d. All pe7eous having eiai0s sGainse
Capt Pafks roandsxter deeid, VIII please nahe thso
Petersburg, We, In erdss that afrsassmsats nay
be made for their eettlslpent
no A-stt FANNIE ,Aan'x
Tor GALE "A lady Who ts putting on manrninG
IL wishes 70 dNpoes q . bAndsomc 6iR end Nc
rino Dress These dresses are ocv, and but litt1o
Dnnet, with ssathsss Price. $780, For furtAR 10.
iosuation cal a ths secoad door non the north
west corner Of Broad street 10 0-&e
RIOTiCE.-Partosr wanted Tor : 1raeela0 RA.
IL staursnt, great oouthssa Hoese, No 2o3 Nala
street ess~ess s w a,d 'o;e g ss
eorner of Cary and llth sas es oale - rsoe,uaA16
ierme. For further psslioaAss apply - Ne updss.
signed. Ino ss-ss.I CARn0lL-
NIOTTX Parties wishise . g Ssi1Et. .,
~ taken to BoweF's, 10 kssex ccnnkys 90 y -
sosnsss'ss sS sss ss,:s sss', sa., y 3 "a 8 3
y is-soda~s
CoNFEDERAIS Alassas 8. ~ -,
Pries sis per HUNDRED. OF 9ss ysr as6ls esfg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

Whppod.-A negro fellow, named Edward.
the property of VIM H. Shepherd, was or
dered twenty lashes yesterday by His Honor,
the Mayor, for stealing from his master sew.
eral favorite barn-ysrd fowls. Ned offered
no excuse for his delinquency. and received
the Mayors decision ae If he had been elm
DIV directed to draw his regular per diem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

oAsax GauxpERR.-A man In London teIis lne
newspapers how be got rid OF the organ eIna.' en...
nuisance. He used 10 call everybody ~ NY n0use
10 hear tho music, and to smile, sppiaud ana ssee
ask for more. The perfonpaace oser, ne wouaa
send gu, ard reward the artist witn-nss sMc...
thanks. The remedy was ct1ecfua' aissf : -"
feoefifiOnS -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

Theatrical Dinner.-On Sunday afternoon
last the attaches of the Richmond Theatre
were the recipients of sumptuous repast,
given them by the proprietress OF that cs'
fablishment. Every one connected there
with was present, and we learn there was
nothing lacking to make it grand affair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

Tnrcnkea;n0 10 Asaasllk-A free negro wo-
man. named Mary Fern, for ueing abusive
language towards, and threatening tof'as
sau1t, Miss Susan Watkins, q white woman,
was yesterday brought before the Mayor for
trial; but there being several important wit
neases absent, the Investigation was post
poned till Thursday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

C. S. District Courf.-No business was
transacted In Judge Halyburton's Court yes
terdsy Several habeds corpus cases were
Saturday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

= Judge Lyons held his Court yesterday for
the Transaction of civil cases. No criminal
business was disposed Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

Continued Farley Corbin, for buying beef
in the Second Market to sell again contrary
to law, was required to come prepared on
Thursday morning next 10 answer for tho
offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

Cttv CosseeQ-A called mSsting OF the
Council was held ct the City Hall yesterday
afternoon. Present Meesu. Saunders, (Prc-
sident )DenoOn, 4h4ebrook, Epps, Clopton,
Crutchiield, Hill, GriA1n, and Walker.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Hill, was adopted;
Resolved, That the Attorney for the city
prepare deed to the Y0k HiYer Railroad
company, for tho bAlAoee Of the land sold
them IN Henry, PeoGston, end Wyths
s9uares, In accordaace With the action Of the
Council In March Goth. 1854 and that the
President Of the C.uncil execute deed for
the same TO the said road
A petition waa presented nom Mr.. John
u; Austin, grocer, near the Second Market,
asking the remission Of = fine of go, i'm.
posed upon him by the Mayor for buying q
lot OF butter to Sell again, contrary to law:
also, asking compensation for butter confis,
Gated ct the same time aAnstin was repre-
sented by ]. q. 0ilmer, Esq, as counsel,
who argued at length in faT0r Of the prayer
the construction given the market ordinance
oy the Asyor was erroneous, and could not
believe that II was theinteqtion Of the Conn
cil to interdict grocers In ne neixhborhood
OF the market from buytJk and selling In
their stores butter, eggs, -, during market
part Of the city we're permitted 70 do 60.
Several members Of the CQncil gave their
views about tho matter, thu moef of them
sustaining the Mayors decjat9a. Th0 Coun-
cl1 -. r ehaufAk aheeo - nnasr con
sidera{lon for more than m h0ur, refused to
remit the fine or give the petitioner remupe-
ration for tho butter cOndscatcd
The Committee on Almshouse and Public
Grounds presented report In relation TO q
petition from Mr.. George Minor, asking for
additional compensation for work done on
the alms-house. Tho report recommends
that the sum of 81, 900 be appropriated for
that purpose, which was adopted.
The amended ordinance Of the city con-
corning hacks, dlays, &c, was then taken
up, and, as amended, adopted.
The Council then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01
CONFEDERATE STATES CP ANXIICA,
Medical Purveyor's Ofiice,

Medical Purveyor's O1ice,
Ri hmopd Va, Nov 2lst, 1so3
AYOTlCE.-Sealed Proposals vii; be received at
fnr hling during the ensuing Writer the Government
leo house located at tbs corner OF 0ld and Cary es
Capacity, IS GOO bushels.
ksch pa must ne aIoom.ss ~ oe n.Mss ,ss,', .,
Two OF more spP!osoa secoIn,sn i't no ,aMuo1 "
performance oi sne conuscs, ea'lng TUG sooIoes U
the same, and giving references as 10 tner Fespens
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has isw gray hairs on the rump, nesS the f0c1o of
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wM IltrrY
4, aad R,ttai.on Vs c.r.i,v
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INV ENT1.FlvE Dollars .kswarl -Was stsleo
L from shs subecrtbes, near tbs Nehmond d and
fredericksburg Depot. On susday night last, bay
holse, with saddle and bride The horse had very
lit tie maDe, s1d his left eye va vefy weak viii
and equipmsnte 10 Mason Yapcsy, No liS M,in
street.. dsl-2ts
+ door. cn Friday, Nov 9Th, by a coiored boy
with lady, my Pocket Book, containing pspers and
no money. II The boy viii return TO h Kirby, he
will receive 9i0aud no questions asked.
de l--e,s nc HAZLE1ROvE.
T-N7ND-Rv . reo.,en.o - MarShajI s.1.o1. on
THURSDAY night, Ros.ss ,ss sos1 .s,. e.e..i.,ss ,
eau get by describing the same and Iayfng tof THIS
advertisement Apply at
MrePVFISp Jsws'ry slcfe.
de 1-ltt 80 Bfoad s1
a,OrYND-A 5trav no tie owner OF Vhich VjI,
r come forward nav CHARGES and take II sxav
A,nly 10 OT WATKINS. INh st.
det-1ts ~ ca,A w.ie,oHr,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

r O6r-On Monday, the 13e tns'. on uain Of, be.
1 tween the ChickAhcmtny s"sorn and the Old
Market or on 11th st, between ham street and sea-
brooks Hospital, a ladies' small Cod Watch and
Chain On the inside ease of the wAteh 10 q gold H
anchor. aud the pame OF Loader, maker, and
the lurnbeR SO, $40. The finder win be hberslly re-
warded by leaving It at the Dispatch oAacs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWs,

lk0cAs - - f111 A0DoeakAno
EntsEsd according 70 set Of Congress = ths ysa:
The Distsict Court Vt the Conlederats Dsates fcs
the Northern District Of Geofgls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

VYNKY Desirable Farm of lAS acses q Alkelis
v oounty, three miles from Matoax DeQoG ~
cindrs an thc Personal Property fos sale, VIII ths
Mf Geo " Anderson 80 odef for sals hia vanAh1e
and attractive farm located above, sdjo6inG Tho
estate OF Mr. VIM Meade ard others IL coolAipG
4S5 acres, Of which about IS acres arc open 1A6p
the balance in wood and timber. The dWsling, sur
rounded by beautiful oak grove, Iontsins Foons,
c'eete, porches, and 10 in a1co!lcoe order. hay-
ing bcsn recently papssed and other wise iwpeeved,
nesdes which there arc tho usual out houses, onch
kitchen stable barn, qsarssts tobacco hoass No.
housa, H.. Pogsessiou given at 03ee.
In addition 70 the land all the persSal ensee % IAe
place will 10 sod consisting Of the efers q oosn.
fodder, &c, / No family horse apd new oNrAoD, 3
No mules, 5 COWS, IL hogs, 2 psw wages, ex ost,
| pair fat oxen, and eli the farming inpieu1oeA-
Price for the land go per acre, and fhis vale1eoa
tor tbs personal properly The nsighboshse1 y .
mails brought daily within sight Of the fayA. AypG
70 (n0 26-S1 0ObDIN D AtfUR30G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

A7EW Concern. Tho undersigned have associassd
IL themselves together for the purpose Of doing
general Grocery ar Commission Basiness al the ia1e
stsnd OF Robcr tson, Franklin st. under the firn.
and style of Lumpkin Burruss, and SOLICIT call
from the friends of the old earm VI 9 n LumPk,n
Bry and CT Harris D Burruss
GM LCMK1N,
HARRIS b BCRRUss.
Richmond, Nor 10, 1885 no ll-etf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

C1OLEN-3600 Rsward.--Was stolen from the
- once q tho Fredericksburg Railroad Company,
It Guinea Station, gold Detached Lever Watch, 1e
karat case, geld face and hands, N Tobias. Liver
rocl, maker The above reward vii bs paid for the
recovery ct the watch ON application to
D II BEvANs,
no27-o:s CondusAor. T and Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

n1SOLCTION Of Co partnersh!p.-The firm u G
IL II Lumpkin Bro il this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
the late concern will present them for payment TO
Lnmpkn at the store Of Lumpkln Burrues,
Franklin ~ and those indebted are requested TO call
and ss,ts their claims ct the earliest date, a. II IS
desirable TO close up the business without deley
MLUApEiN,
LUMPKlE.
snth 1Sfc3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

pesss:.ssa ,! cAristnas Is:se, eeeeee AR,1b
ETOR aAIl pvivsisly a 1sS1 n - s9GS6
J. u foo1 ,.SI ss,laiss., 2 sss ecs.sy e c.S
landing @ the Chickahc@iny ytves, - .psOsee 60
pied By Mr. @ P0uy The dwelling kao - sGA
~ ths usual out eufdiDgs, asd ~ whels - Q0oss.
sss 1s"ss o:v ~ o.s. ,ssss :.s ss,s; = =.
vhiah there n . God dsal Il very 1A1 0ne6S. -
large quantity q wosd and tinbse q - lmm. -
IL ooceiguity % tho river, render thb Seooe ~
upon \ rhoss vishipS - ssesis 1ss, 6os50y
wooded and timbsFed, would Do WoDl 70 MAll eAene.
Posssssiou given o. sbdoe Les Jar, 10. A10sy
y lno 2s-4il JAS = fAYf1n, -
W. easr isr -. psivale6 y 80 3
from the R'chnond and Psssesbsse 49, 81
t,suipg ~ lasds a 9 " esQsA. Ae(Btng
end othas-shs buying essanAs e1aaolnlnG ll16
acre, % rsssrvsa: rsse = @ NE - 4 eseas
Also, : los oe Dssls = ~ p,ass. - 1msGoA
70 the purchasef g o1ot. Ice lesma Am94ta aasse
p PU1IAA, uAN1B
EAkN k6R tALI-i lsse 3 G. >
elss q oc.se fiesss. sssssislss .e
halfslsssA, ~ sshse kalf vela ae6esoot ~
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GeesEni The fealewiao eeo9 oseOuo919
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

Con onAIssi0NxKs s.is % ~ nee,s 6 lsvss
ossr Circuit OGust n lhe svt ~ .Wi6saa4ve. M
ston et ale. ~ VII ssn, % TIE psisse - lssllo
apction, on hassdag, Tie slith daS - eeoness
nezt, N lssr; Il not, the psst lair days) ~ yesy
desirable traos u land Of which the 11le 1ltD q.
WiustoA disd seissd, ado6iaG TIE ouskt NssD 6ass,
and withh hsK q y Of the Ha.ovss Cs1se0sose
;iepct On tn "a Central Railroad ooptanlDg absue
B65 acfee N iiOU II healthy and dcoiEublo n6lgh.
sorhood, ard has upen Y al sscessasy ssteui>O
sad . Comfortable dwS!dns hoose, Ill nsw.
Also, viii Be stlt ttscs elAves--a man. wtnaD
and child.
A the same time nd placs wv p sa'A ~ Ne
Executor, The crops, stock, and o>Sef Dsrnhabls
property Of .hs late Philip n winston. =.
PeFsora can como from MchmsnA auA te1otE ~
same day by the Central Railroad
TE1Ns-for the land, one third In oaso; ~ eaL
ancs upon credit u and twp years. with bte1.
est from the Day ef sale sn cash at the eptleA 81
the purchaser. For the deferred payments, eee4s
with good security wilt be feq1ised aad the ~ r.
taiped until ordered by the Court For Ne elosse,
cash. For the peskhsb;e property, tsrDe nAAs
saawa on the day Of sale. -
.. RO DOeWuL, Cbo'f'
and Executor cs r n wtn1len.
m 0N-a~AAqA. ~N1Ank<AAds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

r OST-35 Rsward.-Lost, on Main st, drops Of
l. an earring. The finder will please leave them
at S6 Old Market no 00-2t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

AYOTlCE.-Those passoas Who hsya preseuted
~ thar claims against the estate u Edward No
Council, sr, decd, property sushsnticated are rs-
uested 70 call upon the uude1igned and Ieooivo
pxy meut Of the same, and those persons who have
rot as yet presented their claims are notified 70 do
% without furthsr delay. -. aa
EDWARD CANNON.
Admir- q Edward Mcconnell, Sf, decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

no PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers have this
I day fcrmed a partnership, under the Arm
ana style Of DANCE OLIVER, for the purpose Of
conducting Wheel~right and Blacksmith work In
all its branches all orders frem their friends and
the public generally will be executed with dispatch,
as running six forges. q DANCE,
Nov 16, 1888 fuo Al -4ttl JAS II OLIVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

r Off, Sioo reward -~Lost. on the lih November.
between Cu!pep-r Court House and Robinson
rfver. ds,k brown Horse, about 1e hands high, 8
years old, very stylish; e fore and right hind foot
white, and bite marks On fefehead and sides had the
scratches. eIt0 wil b. paid for bis delivery 10 me
on 4th st. bet Broad and Marehaii or TO my son. In
CO G, 4th Va cavalry. JNO ELLEASON, II D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

AUCTION AND COMMISSION ROCSR Tho un.
dersigued will continue h. auction and commission
business at tbs store lately occupied BY Summer Z
Aren's corner Of 18th and Main sts and soctss con.
Rignments II Groceries. Dry GoodA, Manufactured
Tobacco, and Merchandise generally. He pledgea
his stst eortstO give sAtisiacticu TO those who may
favor him with their business.
Due notice will be given Of his uext auctioU salA
GEO AREN'T.
Riohmond, Nov lSlh, 1858 so1S-A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
SPEECH FROM 4 NOTORIOUS
COPPERHEiD!"
Address from dow seymour
Om the 9TH OF July, I'm
New York.
An Eloquen. Appeal in Favo,
Constitutional Rights
and Freedom.

In the Academy Of Mu ic, New York,
on the 4,h inst, Gov. Seymour deliver
ed the following address TO al audience
counted by thous ,nds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

made military masters for themselves !;
Tor tins var teaches us that the general
who will bc'ray the liberties of The neo.
pio ioffhe purpose Of gaming the favor
Of power. will, whom opportuoity oc-
curs, seize power itself. (Applaase.
came here to day to appeal to YOU,
who may be politically opposed to ns.-
Don't do yourselves a wrong. Don't
do yonr own administration a wrong. and
push US from that position which we are
trying TO hold. Do not use abuse and
contunely against our persons, aud
threats gainsst our property, because We
stand up to say that you, and we, and
all shall have our rights because We
stand up TO say, yonr houses shall be "a
cred because We stand up to say, the
fam y circle shall not be entered, and,;n
Epgdsh parlance, every man's home
shall be his castle, within which he is
-sie from intrusion. (Applause.) Why,
what IL the glorv Of a nation. It is not
the magnitude Of its power it is not
the extent of its dimensions 1t ,s the
fact that the umbcst home is safe un-
der its protection. The proudest boast
ever uttered by Britain's proudsst ates-
men was lhis-not Of martial achieve.
menta-not OF the triamphs upon the
iied-not Of that wonderful dominion
upon which the sun never sets-no, was
this that the British monarch could
never enter without permission the hum
best hone IN the land, although its
broken ceilings might give but scanty
shel,er TO it's humIest inmates. (Great
appIau.e.) For what ale governments
constituted but for this ! Not Tor do
min on, not Tor grandeur, but in order
that these great ends might be reached
that every man should enjoy the rights
Of person aud security ofhome, and free
dom OF conscience and the enjoyment of
his property, subject 20 the laws. These
are the great objects OF government
an any government, and any system
that comes short Of this, fails in its OBJ
lects aud any declaration that assails
or engenaers these great objects is trea-
son against human rights. (Applause.)
coNCLrDED TO. MORROW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

A few weeks since the Chicago Trib.
une and other airsb,larion. lou, nall we,o
oenonaclng Gen. Grant as incompetent
ana Demanding his removal. Ii we are
not mistaken, the "Committee on tho
war made SIMILAR demand ALBANY
just exactly rs the same committee
demanded the removal Of Mcclellan in
November last when he had Lee flyinr
be'orc him, thus bringing on the eiybt
months oftrial and blood 10 the east
through which ~ haved passed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
How Hooker was Rem ,yed M ..h,.
request

Wien Hooker was removed from
commaod in obedience to the over
wheimins demand d the people, ii WI,
gwen out that he retired at "hls ouI
shows request" Here is the oil il. order
whic' that his dismissal was fat and
perenptory
WAR Dkr'r, ADrr Gg>-. OFrIcg.
WAsHIsGToS, JUICE -. 1868.
GENERAL oRoER No. l9i.-By d.
rectlon OF the President, Major Gen.
Joseph Hooker is relieved from cam-
mand OF the Army of The Potomac ana
M-lor Gen. Geo. G. Meade i. appointed
to the commsnd OF that army and fine
troops Temporarily assigned t. dp,v
with it. N''
ED. TOWNSEND, Asst Adi,.Gen