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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-07

TINH1 Army AHn NAVY MHsSBNoyl-fuk
Il ikhsd ~ the HvaoSslissl Trset 0eeisty, ~
tsssbuTg va-.'hs representative Of al dsnerat
tion.)- furnished 70 psivass soldssss and SALT"
The knS6 yNan1 has realty asa equL seesss
sossrs Of ALL jsaoD.Hailoas and 10 seidisss Of 20
dsuom,nar,n, and mssts With q Seivsrsal wi.
esms In every camp II has bean recommends
BY 0su Lss ana b, many other s:ntnsni tfassh
who have ocnEibntsd tn ia support. II Il ~
e,nicsn Jy the sodiefs ard satiors pspsr, specially
dss.snsa TO interest," ana preas the u.
10 meet the Increasing demand for II from ..
arules-1asi, West. and Boa.s-a Dush isfss
edition naa has assr hsistofors Iausd {, r asfse
Bat tie expsrse Is Sveal rocasi0ps scieissd nv
oil WHO arc Sis poeso sustsia tbs en- srpsss -
who have ~ Ssars tbs N raj End Religions We ,s
LIE Il, Or espo0diDS Secretary nva-,-issl 1ss'
ko-i.ty re..ssonre We" u @-s..s.-
rHILD2IN'8 OARRIA0lsA-3he eee.e ~
" hiss for sas sevssa ssyAS Of oBItf kkns
CasRIA0ES. made Of ths bssA material ssa =
the raoss tobssantiI mar ueS, at bis sassesy;c
tie coxnss Of Main and Oh ~. kkhmesa. Y.
Order: from any part Of :as Osniss .; n ~sss
shcss Who tuy to .en % Elm Alse. fsw sessssss
Tras.'i.s fRu9 IA, sovsss1 viii asrvss IA ~
houns. for sale loo. WI FoAss~
J. 2s-6'.s TuAfhs
70 PEuiAL 20 iVE rte - esassrs wes.s y,
- sreessaily rsQsess th,ir fss eda 70 ~ =. Ia
10 th.H eesounts fef tAs Qoastee ss&e 80
instant 1t ~ early day - pessle.a tsy 80
q 10 be undsra,ood Ay tkess syisnSs 70 49,.
ps,nssnaas they have ks-sseless Ase n ~. :.
tAas slAcush tAs!r sassnsss Y ness IN y.ii,ao
70 saord IL facility q qass':sly 49, 49, &C
| Nose WAsss sirsans'ansss ssaAss d"
II s-soAM TnOo , POO. ~.
fYI1CT HS1iGO XID Lz01 ~.
| - o AAA1 - - - lsS, :. 81 $500
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~ Thomas W. kooGoo, AucttoneeSs'
iO@se cofuse 18th and Cary $751;
GOLD FOE WHOM 1T NAY CON 11nN -
- WIN - sold at the horss ane,iou on 0AfUR'
BAY, July llth, 1t 10 o's!oek, Que sosfsl HORSE
which Was so0t 10 my stab.e from the stan Stables
On The list Of March last Said 70 b " property
Of ons Uspt Estace. q g. Il. II To owner aoes not
enc IMWHd. peevs pfopsFty, pay board. ed take
him away shall tell him On thc above namsA day
for his livery, pay myself. and depcsat the remain
dse Of peoeeodz II Any, Ia bank 20 the e'sdit OF @
1aEnsst, for mar aupsintsndsnt Of star etab'ee.
JOs K n X.
Gale eondue ed By TAos " KiEsHs, Austt.
~ ,rsy & Deisseau, Aucss.,
[usin ss, Danvills, Va
a UOT7ON sAI.N.-We VIII sell At e.aR suction
~ room, ca Main o. Danviils, VI, - WED.
Hh3oAY the lsib July. 1854 coaA ade'os at
oslosx : NJ
STAT boxes Manufactured Tobaeeo
SO kegs nscaboy 0nu6
Q1o sasss Kxseisjos Sucking T0Sa. o
500 csddiss and 80 bb.s Smoking \ -Aaeeo
40Cs lbs Turreaslae 6oap
80 bbls Apple Brandy
Partiss wishes 70 avail iher15efvsst our Sole,
WI please seua In their eoo3s OF So. iaes by II
o'clock TueslAv. 8okSI SORs1AU,
ls.o @AcHse1
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pro'Rs KHCeuifia0 sRkViCa !
Cen hsyf's lst La Br.alds-
Tale 1874 u

ura'Rs KlCfU sIkvics
Gen hsyss lat La Br,alds.
xjctmond, July 1868
nNBGR6 Of the 6th, 9Th. Tn, 8 b, and Sh
lvl Louisiana realmsnts composing III, lst Lon
l,..ua brigade, that are nov as Mt without eeve,
Who viii report 70 Capt PArfIRlOs On Franz.
Nn, tewesn - b sud 18th streets, By he sl.t Cay
ol July, 1868. will b sssassd from al charges
Thofo NOT complying with tbs order viii b
treated y IN the utmost rigs.
wy. : %: o. 90, coun. a sss s.s 4.
AIoTI0K- Am authorized By Ucl d Goodwin
IN - Txise . company Of csvslzy for his I'm
msnd, to operate 10 TITS viei1N- $50 bocn s.ad
eqalpm anss iusriAhad. All VII, wit, 10 In viii
sIply at my cftice, in the State Court Houss, COR
nee -sf l2shs aoo TssaAlin stress. between tie
hecrs Of sCa O'clock. JH SANDA
II 9-5.~
a TTEhTiOH. xARlLAND1Rs.--Evsry con
IA sidsraAioo OF pride and inssxsst urges you 70
anns fox Ne rsdsnl lion Of yoar nasivs sts.e An
opportunity row cffefs 70 sDtsr favost:e branch
OF The sarvies, with many Substantial advantsgsa
and under vocs own bann9. CAVALRY CON
rAHY s being formed 70 join TIE Les 4srylAn1
cavalry, under eomnsnd e Major kidslsy Brown
Horses and sqaipnsnN faynishsd Immediately, aea
aetivs service entered withcut ae!ay Thoss segv
ing l1 regimants from other States can b trans
fseIsd. and to thess wiahng to e1.ss tie sezvaes
better opportunity can hardy cec1r. For further
partea.Afs apply ct the 1oush AID Rssdy salocn,
on Main sirssS. bstwssa Oh l2d 9th stressa
~ HOHWARfZB,
20 BONN,
D IRVING DIRTY,
'Aa-d2 60 kLlH0LCFy.
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re0uHuuouuID aAkD o. 11A3 v11Y
u valuaAlo Ofani1eAEsnt 9sss9aaA On Ne
SSrth sl1o q ua1n, botWoon oth ono 1oeA seA-ae
Cemnlnaoase appointea ~ 6sesss a the Otfeoss
Ooa-t o. - City q 1loh0nnd pfcoouneed N tie
ioA Tors, las1 In The sAss Il .nosa sgsirss sonea
L., stail peoss.A % cell - pubsie auai-e n TIE
pssmisss. q TUHaDAY. the 7sh July. 1853 ss -
o'ssces n, a. falr; not, the 1ret fsaf day thsre-
ofter) that largo ord vay valuable souf1soey e:e'
nato-srcot 1ens0sct located - ooovot eauee the
"Oapitoi Hcoao, he lower story OF which y new
oeosplsd b 8essu Duksf 4 Brother. THIS tces.
meat has fruaa Of Sct lsst and depth OF le6 TEA
70 IN alley. Il was bus about tan ysaxa ago. q q
sjusty r,RHaaa - one Amongst ihs bsss tsns me1ts
10 that very deslrab s.d lmpfovips locality. The
special ast6ation Of eapias,sand Others y respect
fslly sslsd 70 thls sAls.
T1RMs-fhs purchase. Il 70 ispcsit n the Daak
Of Virginia. % The credit Of this esuse. the
SIm o. % eos for tbs purpcss OF dtseha' gsue the
lien In favor of osm1 jarvis, end Of ths residue
Of the Pa eaass money. tHto b paid II sssh bal
anes at 10 ard 10 msaths Tor neg siiAb!s notes IN
tscsst sddel sAslafsetosly endorsed and ulis re.
taiasd uil I'll the puRohass money h fuisy paid;
but with liberty 70 The purchases to PAY the whole
u his purchase In eAA. at hi, cption.
Nl JAA1S LI0xS. Conn.,
7. S.-Ths above sale b uuavo,dably postponed
70 NODDAY ns1t the 18Th OF jay. 1883, at the
0Ame hour. JAMES LtOAE
iv7 Gen mi oonos.
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DUDLIJ oALA-Whl b. sod On tAs l$th ln1ks
q ny psesent n sdeass b OhseesrAetA eoUn'
81, q psst q my Houaahol4 scA KlseAsn R1ent
TIRE. 1asniss Fools auA Ussusils some 0ows.
Aesp. nuiss, %. Aiso. he lOH censsins1 n tWo
~ house: with mn6 , cher tAiuss bslsuSleG "a
tse>7s " P01uO>xx1k
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Nk0kON TO HIHR AND 6TABL1 ~
IN RENT An txeslisnt COOK md 0A8hN
ana BOZ, 20 years old. sesuse tasd - Waisiao -
tie table Also. Tor ssut. 8TI1Lx snlSabsN
two hossSs aud buSsv. with pf0vsoAee socu y
tschs1. Apply 10 efiss Of Les An1lses u NJ
sufy Department N9-%
ToS SALh-A large. Likely blzek NAN, fsrus
IL ard bros 10 maker. from Is 70 - ysass Of ~
Apply at 0asy street jan. sv1-sotH
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Dlee9lU1l0No AM0 OopAk1NfnS
NisSOITFi0S.--SSSs = 80 ..-.S:---..-|
IL q OsuAaW = o q M ~ ~
Id 1oo1 b. Mnita1ooa. 11ehse Dof0n~ - III
~ nAms q ths 1sm = ltquD1aMsE
= sssssass ss1Ss,
CD pI9HaI
pssbr,cud. J-sy !. 1851 81
Hu-PA tfN 1h0HIP -fne aGS.Iei.s.s
~ sqaal. snd sole owners o. tie lsssa ~
pfopsrty, WI sea1oet ~ MILIlu0 Du0H
Iron snd after tAis 6ase. under TIE e(vIs -:
8 IUl!on HaxAu
,,~ a.. LAWS , 0RsNSlSS
AxOnAN0I = ND q AKln0 sO1SS :!
'CePAl1nnssnir..Coi Tsos - SS..,.l
~ Mr. D p TALLY ere agsoelaas6 M =
h@oss fre m this saas, aoA W Respectfully ~
Continuance Of ths patsooss bsssewsa q ~ !.
nrm.
Iank Notes. Gold aad Silver. bossAs ~,
on ecmm'ssion Ow HuRo1LL IN
TO.PA1fN1RRHIP N0TIO1.-Tne ~
~ havilS assoeiaisA With hin. - hi h1,S.s
SEHOHAlf TAHOE. hi nsp6eW, WIIiHses
IIOHAxD6ON. the businsao viii HEREAFTER II ~
Quoted undse tho arm Of W HOLT RlOiIS
oOD 4 90.
In rstuYnisg thanks to be friends and sas,.
for past fsvoes, he would solicit Q ecn,inpsss
the sans TO he rsw arm, proDisins ev,,vsus
phail b done TO plssss these Who vim alvs -
CALL Ily l-3tsl WM holt HIOH1IDNs
HI.BOL01ION OF GO PAKTNlRsN~
The arm Of Snyder 4 WALKUl A~H>
dinolved BY mutual eonssut and Asa oyYsS
attaoE u 70 settle The basinss. Of the dn.
ASA 0nYODn,
AAAlDU0 n VAIN
Richmond Jane 20, 1869.
Hsyins purchased The Interest Of Np INA
Or, Will continue the FOUNDRY BUSIllSs >
the corner og Gary snd losh ssssats.
RiehaonS. June 80 1861. i.a'ss
NVTlUA The undsfsigreA have estsII1Is.
IN brsnsh Of their houae 10 the city q CNssS
sar, 8 G under TIE Asm and style 81 CRIMINAL
B1oTHHE2
cises, ios tie present, with p And.. ls .
HroWn's Wharf. CxHu8HAW / az
WIN @ CRK1SHAW,
JOS n OE1NAH AW,
JANIS n CE RNSHAW t>ie
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SPECIAL NOTICE. Having purchased N
ether lnsseests In the concern OF Letter 4
ehsM continue the haslnsss Of mAnnfassrt.
eMOKiN0 TOBACCO In al IL branches arie
llcis the continuance Of tho trade generally fhm
hearing Osii Oh Cary street, opposite Et,sp.si
Ednaonds's cid stand, between 18Th and ~ b m
!. i0-6t* LAWR1NC1 IOVTII
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DlSsOLUT1OE.--Ths concern OF LOr3m
~ h 90 b ahis day dissolved By mutual ~
stnI All parties hav.ne olsinas against ~ n
esru will plsAse prev emit them at once foe M
nsnt ct their cfass, liz kala street up stalra
L LOrTInH,
WH IRA eAlTn
JNO HAWn
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gcI GEKY AND AALK

TOR REHT-Two furnished rcoms, With nss Of
The kit hsc; also, enc .kal fursi he'd hea
room aud . sUa;i stahIe Ar-l1 ca leigh street,
h.t :. ,.n "A and Ia North side iv7-1lh
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aUMNlKR REPORTS.

III HATH COUNTY, VA
lns EOTEL at this plaee viii b open to n.
es.vs visitors on AOuDAI. 2sa Janss
Ecazd. PEI day......-..-............o %
Servants an1 children under 10 years
ot0.... ...... . -
Hot katha. saah. ............... %
" 10 dsxueston VIII b made from thess
raisn.
The car leave 1tannson every Tuesday. Thurs
day. and Saturday, fer MDibs-.', ircm vhioa pgxes
thars y . stsas line to the 6prices-
The Postc@ce hero having besn discontInnsd
visitors wilt receive thsf sttSss without desy b.
having them directed 70 hath a. care Of Hot
Syringe Hosal," n 0OODx. kxssutM
Hot eprinss. June - 1873 u l9-sots
DDyRALo eP1,x0s, M1GKLIa1UR0. -
10 This eslslsaled watering place WIN ~ oesosd
for he seoapeion Of visitors ca the Aokh Of the
present nooih (JunA) The stage Win Isuvo Wolf
Trap, On Tie Danviils Railroad. On Taee11yA
Thuyodays. end 6atsfdsys THmss oloe ~
munsA; - pr week; - per day.
hl IL Inns PAxBOn D0NHAA, pfopt.
n1sIRlBLE 0O0DA-Ws ~ epAains shis
L. morning etns vsey dssirable and 0eApoo DAY
GOODS end 0C3IOHs. 1oe saie b.
@ / DALDEM 3 %,
tv7-Sas 18th q. 6eswssn 0aio end Gary.
HtLs1K PI4ANfo --feeSoas q want q to
seevs RkAHrs WIN Aaaa s.ppy. II lsaa
aes = ~ iAssss.l - aRplzlas y ~ sahslGiee.
N5-Ns - 1Ay2 1ewAaEao eeaA
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ted distinctly that the book from whence
the statement was taken was considered q
only . kind Of memoraadslm book, and that
it was kept only a. such. sent the state
meut to Congress without shadow of doubt
% to its correctness. In fact, that II could
be incorrect never occurred to me until 1t
was compared with The books OF the Office.
which have proven in every instance TO be
reliable. No actual wrong was done, no
money was lost, and think the committee
will be satisfied, from the evidence already
elected. that there was TO disposition on my
mart ,o nisrepre sent TIE true state OF the ag-
cricultuTal appropriation
have deemed it incumbent upon ne 10
yeplv- only 10 charges affecting my Official
conduct. To attempt reply to merely
ner.onal assaults, such as imputations oil ny :,
pocrisv in my advocacy of Temperance and
~ dis0rscef,l collisions for the renting OF a
house. would be to place myself upon
level with my maliguer. An experience OF
maov wears in political life has made me H.
differen Mt to SANDER SIS affecting myseli alone
But holding high official trust, cannot be
indifFeren, to attacks " hich weaken the faith
IN public honor and blot tie fame Of the thus
far honored institution Of which am chief.
As the Commissioner represents all the OF
fetal conduct of the Office, The corruption
imputed to the head taints every limb aud
member of The body. II public confidence
in the Office is shaken, doubts arise as to the
validity of every patent issued and every
decision made under q suspected admiuistra-
ton, and the value of millions OF property
is impaired. May not. then, gentlemen Of
the committee, il in your judgment shall
have cleared my self from the aspersions up
on my official conduct. demand from you
such . decided vindicatiOn as shall restore
the public confidence in this office, which l
cannot but fear Las been shaken by libels so
assiduously circulated. and will give 10 the
country at least the assurance Of honest pur
poses 10 its head. Ard if in the course OF
your investigation personal malignity,
whether open or covert. has been revealed
as prom pting these accusation, that you will
administer such rebute as may assist here
after to save the public honor from being
tarnished, and the public business arrested
by petty private vindictiyeness.
ID. =. HOLLOWAY.
WAsHINGToS CRY, ID. q.
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EAersa Exfra.

We intended to notice the extent Of the
obligations. Elder processes to be under to-
wards Us. for Designating him as . tory"
'iraitor-sympaibizer," &c, and the encour-
agement thus given the paroied soldiers in
destroying his press ~; but We forbear,
as the Mayor has punished him sufncleney
for one week. and we do not inlend to lay
ourself liable to an action for "crueity 10
one iudging from the lack OF maniiness
exhibited in his extra for whom his. cop
perhead brethren might well claim TO be .
dumb brute! e,r $50. sae-
EprroRs PALLADIUa: My attention has been
called to scurrlous Extra of the Jeffersonian
Bewspaper, purporting to have been published
at Indianapolis or the 2oth inst, in which am
charged with dereliction and malfeasance in
Office as the Mayor Of this city, that do not
propose quietly to shoulder. | am not only
charged with having had an immediate knowl-
edge of the time when the Jeffersonian office
was to have been mobbed, but that information
was given me several days previously Of the
intention Of the act, and that | took no means
to prevent it
. A candid statement of the facts in the case, so
not to the Editor; for he ought to know that
the charges are false. @
ALL the information had of the affair, came
from Mr.. Elder himself. Some days before the
mob, a Policeman informed me that Mr.. Elder
was going to call on me in regard to some
threats made by man under whskey incite-
ment, whose influence l considered not worth
moments attention. Did Mr.. Elder call on me
TO express his fears ? Not bit of it mo liv
ing soul gave me to understand that mob was
expected or intended I; least of all from our own
citizens.
l was perfectly astonished when the City
Marshal came to my house on Sunday night
after 10 O'Clock, just as was going to bed, and
told me the Office was mobbed by soldiers and
wished TO know what to do told him to get
all the assistance he could and try to prevent any
further mischief thought before that that the
soldiers had all gone on the afternoon previous.
AT no time afterwards-dd appoint more than
tro additional Policemen, notwithstanding the
large number TO protect other offices in Mr.. FL
der's brain As he says, "I will leave the
people to Judge"
The soldiers, presume were better judges
of the Jeffersonian paper than l am, as have
not seen number of it except the Extra refer
red to, since its last resuscitation.
If any person has been making a fruitless
effort to convince Mr. Elder that Abraham Lin
coin was God, ! have doubt it was some
charitable individual who wished to give him a
better Idol than the one at the head of the
" coniederacy." JOHN FINLEY.
Richmond March 25 1863
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A Good Suggestion.

EV The MiddleIoro' Patriots will be
here tomorrow, (Saturday,) with their
wagons loaded with provisions. &c, for the
families of soldiers. Let us all turn out
and give them a welcome. A lady sugges-
ted to US that every citizen who could ac-
commodate one or more OF the who G. souled
Middleboroians with dinner at their hou-
SEES, should leave their names at Captain
Crawford's with the number they can &C
commodate. That's right.
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Death or George Carlisle.

This old and respected citizen died at
his residence in this city. on Saturday
night, after brief illness. The deceased
has long been identified with the interests
of the city. having been al active and sue
cessful business man. acquiring through his
industry and careful management a largs
amount Of wealth. He was connected with
the Lafayette Bank from its organization.
and since its charter was surrendered be
has been the senior manager of the Lafsy-
cite Banking Company Though rich be
preferred active business to retirement, and
we may say he died with his harness on.
The deceased was one Of our best and most
patriotic citizens, and those who knew him
best will miss him most Ss. Gazette.
A1YcA 3
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COpperheaSls isA etON netl.

The copperheads in Cambridge, and the
region round about, met in that city on the
Goth inst, when. after being addressed by
one Of their leaders who has the Deril- IN
him. Tin horn y they proceeded to where
as that the President had violated tho
Constitution of the United States in its
most important particulars and then to re-
solve that the result of the further prose-
cution Of this gar would be the overthrow
Of the Constitution-civill iberty-the Fed
eral Government--thee elevation of the black
man and degradation of the white man,
socially and politically! In favor of an
armistiee and compromise with armed tai
tors. Proffer to make blood flow if Provost
Marshals shall dare to arrest copperheads
in their reasonable practices That tho
destruction of the yeSersonian was induced
"by the base and co,oardiy citizfns of R'ch-
nond"! To oppose the mob spirit 'in
whatever shape it may APPEAR but if an
other attempt Of mobocracy occurs in our
district, we shall retalia,e-adopt the old
Jewish code: an eye for an eye. house for
house!P We've no room for further speci-
mems. The last resolution we have quoted
reminds us of valorous anecdote Gen'l
MCarty used to relate: A man
came to the Gen. to consult with him to
what could be done with fellow who had
spit in bis face; why didn't you knock him
down. said Mac. WELL said his client,
rolling up his sleeves, splitting on his hands
and doubling his fists, I'D gire him HI,
If he'd SPIT ~ my face again. The spirit
of these ttco resolutions are about the same
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ton for Governor, CoDgressmen and State
Legislature, was held in New Hampshire
on Tuesday. the 10Th inst The Democrat-
ic candidate for Governor. Judge Eastman,
eral thousand. Hsriman. the Democratic
War candidate, received about 1000 votes.
There viii consequently, be no election By
The people. bat The Legislature. Which Is
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~ We are told that nearly 5000 were
realized at the supper at Centervillc, for
the benefit of the Ladies Soldiers Aid So
ciety. on Thursday night, l9sh There's no
discount on the patriotism of our Union
loving neighbors OF Centerville. odd
Wayne, never will forget what is due the
families of the brave who are fighting for
National existence. ..,,
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HOn the arrival of the train from Gin
cinuati yesterday morning, lot of unarm
cd soldiers took from Mr.. Steele. the news
agent, hi. package Of the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer. and destroyed all the papers il contain-
ed. The readers Of that obnoxious sheet
in this city were thus deprived Of one day.
dose Of treason. and in consequence their
:. sa6sEings were intolsEabls- lid. yosy-
ssl, Na,eA 10,
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LATEST.

Two gunboats from Farragut's fleet have
reached vicksburg. Something important
may be expected soon.
The rebels again threaten Kentucky
Cluke was driven from MI. Sterling last
Sunday. The rebels now occupy Danville
Burnside has taken command of the De-
partment of the Ohio. Ky. is safe now.
Farragut's fleet passed Fort Hudson on
the 14th. Banks army is only FIVE miles
below. and combined attack will soon be
made. n.
Gen. Grant is also ready, and Vicksburg
will soon be attacked on all sides
Gen. Rosecrans only awaits better roads
to move forward.
Hooker is also ready to advance.
Hunter is moving
On the 18th Col. Averill made recon
noisance up the Rappahannock. and met a
large cavalry force under Fitshugh Lee
The rebels were repulsed with loss of goo
killed and wounded. and SO prisoners. Our
loss was 81 killed and wounded, and 22
taken prisoners. ESQ
On the 18th, Col. Hall, with force Of
400 men, was attacked near Milton, Tenn,
BY John Morgan, in person, with 800 men,
and after four hours hard sighting the rebels
retreated, having Lost 50 killed. $50 wound.
cd and loo prisoners. Our loss was seven
killed and thirty-one wounded
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or The numerous friends Of Mr.. Holloway
will rejoice at the complete and thorough vindi-
cation he has made lin his statement which VIC
publish on first page of to-day's paper) against
the base charges and ISLANDERS. preferred against
him, by pimp of gambling house who was
used as tool by "thc talented Nj. c. from our
district"
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D6HaiDes' system Of large sales and
small profits works admirably. he always
has ths goods to suit the people, and prices
70 suit the times. Plenty of goods on hand
yet. Call soon and be astoniehed II The
crowd Of customers.
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ACrroH OF THE SOLDIERS.

ACTIoE OF THE SOLDIERS.
Col. S. D. Atkins Sir The 84th Ind
ana Volunteers adopted the preamble and
resolutions, submitted to them this evening
at dress parade, unanimously.
SAMUEL ORR,
1t. Col. Comdg.
March 2, 1868.
Col. S. d. Atkins-Sir The vote Of the
goth Illinois Volunteer Infantry was given,
without single dissenting voice. 10 favor
of the preamble and resolutions.
THos E. CHAxPIos
Col. Comdg. Regt.
March e, 1868.
Col. s. D. Atkins-Sir: The soldiers OF
the 92d Illinois Volunteers adopted the
preamble and resolutions with enthusiastic
unanimity.
B. F. SHEETS,
1t. Col Comdg Regt
March 2. 1868.
Col. 8. d. Atkins-Sir The vote upon
The preamble and resolutions, By the men
of tie I05th Illinois Infantry. was unani-
mously in favor, excepting forty-six dis
lsenting.
WV. KINSNAs,
Ii. Col. Comdg.
March 2, 1868.
Col. s. d. Atkins-Sir The vote Of the
9th Ohio Battery. on the preamble and
resolutions submitted this evening, WAS en-
iirely unanimous in the affirmative
H. A. TALLNAGE,
LIST Lieut.. Comdg Battery.
March 2. 1868.
SMITH d. ATKINS,
Chairman.
l. @. LAwvKR. Secretary.
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The County Commissioners of TiPpeca-
noe county have rendered Gov. Morton a
loan of ten thousand dollars, to assist in
carrying on the State Government. We
hope the Commissioners of Old Wayne will
be the next to be recorded on the list of
those who have come to the aid Of the Gov
ernor.