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vi p pissIc!it i-ving been invited by the
Cox: 81: y 90 o. the Virginia Military Institute,
oaa aty ac: a2!tsb,a offers IF he army 70 att=nd
- sX.'2 :tu o: tie CO. e.s which will commence
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81! G. c4asr3l 4. +. Lew.on, Giisadier neral
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%. - e Esral r. A. Pryor, CSlocel Sch ,lier, 92i
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JOIN W!THERS,
.1--:2-iv. Assistant cjat Mt General
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P.rEEC EXCEESior
WI; .. E,7-7 y Prof. .. Il u .! - "a
~. steamer "IyfS rtIHr,'' 90 f'S B'tP' IN
ICi.D.Y. isas . a. 10 = 5s-e'H p-'' - -"-'S1
6r,!Ar.. for IL: scaa1o41'Icn 81 - r.3!:v !os
IN rssdin.ss r. ccLreJ p6,srsss 20 tI-tGh II Gz-
III ex-cnit u re,r IN Sac ey mag: -. ii N.ES
ho:e:,: TIE s:o.sucod Aaeic &C srd .-"s-.a-
sw T!tksts to ErrrJ's Bluff: Gs"t.eSaa "-1 1907,
$40 10; Ladies snd Children, each, - CO.
~ Tickets can 20 procr,:t al / 'so5t -'i9 "Ei.
Bro ii ss-esi or on The boat Cd 1rs'dsJ T''1iaS.
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ADJT. i INsP. GENL'S 0FF!CE,3
- RICHMOND, JUNE e2d, 1858
satCl+L ORDERS,}
No lis,
iXTEAGT.
yyr L!,u.. Col. FuGRNE E. McLRAN, assistant
o;,;;,ras>:sr General G s. A Il assigned to the
r-,si c.tiss cf Inspection Of the Qulrtermsster's
.He;N';4aat +, th9 various ,omm nds OF the service
.1,,.hfa, th> army. BE will immediately enter
sr,7 II, Guiss Of bis office, and Will make HE re.
a; Il a.peoon to this Office through the Quarter.
1s..l isus's'.
81 .c!aUaaa OF the secre;c:y of War.
JOHN WiTR"RS,
.nrs .S-iw Assistant Acintant General.
IpJ'I. ts;&"'h GENEnaA's FFIUE,;
a,ouNoNpt June -, 1859.
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TIE ALLEGED PRIrATEER lord cLIDr-sEATcH
BY ,HE asGLlsH Au!HoaITIts, &c.
The Bristol sPost" States that EaI Rus
cell sent 81 order to the 0ollecto. Of Gus
TOMS ut Oa7Giff to se,rch the steamer Lord
OIydo bofore che left that port. ...
Accordingly, II boarded the Lo:d Clyde
at late hour on Friday u snt, aal at cnce
commenced ripping open several balas Of cloth
ing, &C., which was stored among the ckrgo
of COSTS, which wefe consigned to party in
Nassau. The officers, net ,sing content With
cutting open tho bales, actually took pp two
pl.nks in the hold, thinking to find arms, &C.;
but nothing of 'he kind was discovered.
TIE b,okor for tina Lord Clyde waa on
board dur;os the sesrch, and has since pro-
tested On behalf of tho Owners Against the
search, which was not completed without In
juring Some portions CT the noble vessel. A
claim for damages mas been made.
Scarcely bad M custom house officers
flashed ihcir W. ahon o:ders were given
by the capssir proceed 20 soa, the tide
coming NJ e. and answering hs purpose
In fact, O Of the officers had not time to
get ashore, aud hs Ess taken away apd land
ed at Ooonbe. ,.s
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THE NEW REBEL STEAMER socTHERsrR.
IYom the Linden Globe Jure51 #-.-.

[7:om the Linden Globe, June 8
Tne Souchsrner is the namo Of Tesssl
Just built at Hsrtlepool, it is suspected for
the Coniederstes-an iron screw Steamer, BIO
feet long, SO feet broad and 1000 tons regis
ter. Sac VS. built in the yard'o Masszs:
Pssrss. & o., on thu Tsss, launched on the
Tn Of March, aad started At haltpsat seven
on Wednesday morning On her tiisl trip from
Wet Har,lspool. Tbs tpeed sttsilsd was
twelve and calf knott: The oscoksry; pIsts
aad csbin fittings bssz ths letters O. 8, O.,
which % padssstood n mean Charleston ssssa
Company,
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sSTnEEED Il HoEEr. EhnO 40 (. aSAs,:
~ nj ing,oi osrd .on !6r ah!c !nr. g.. -. -
be raid. Apply 10 ?A"Gf WILLS Is
yrrr Mt 81 NLa .--E ,i-It-..
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~ 20 lis, 20 take r.,He ia TN. ;s'o"l g.. ~ ..r.
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en-, iog ete ~he cor.to 80! re-crrlr 90
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~ Kitchen U:ts.r. 'arisc ri i.r. Or Ia,'u 20. - \
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,s.L " snI 20.
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or .rea,y rli.uIcs ws!% q Tho Ccgto', To- ~:
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S,.
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ara ED la S.S.=!---i Z sg:aa! > .i.... e s.
80 a.u-:'or Il sch, o. r.5aY, 'c.u - .' .s'"
hsa. Fss,,h al Musts CO p.sro. 2.:". - e. s-a.
:xch rged. .dt:tIJ b. p.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
FROM FORTREss MONROE.

FORTREss MoSRoE, August "a The flag OF
truce steamer New York, arrived at six
.s ,eclock, from City Point, bringing down about
= 'three hundred released federal prisoners
They also brought down number Of women
and children from the South, seeking better
homes at the North
The Richmond Wing of the 2lst, says the
loss at Vicksburg, and the failure Of GettJs-
burg are the only events of the year which
seem to render highly probable, a long aud
almost Indefinite continuance Of the war
Apart from the victories we may achieve in
the field there are but two means of counter
acting the baneful effects of these events and
n bringing hostilities 10 an early close These
are sither foreign Intervention, or a deter
mined opposition By the conservative masses
ofthe North, TO the abolition faction, which
has control of the Government at Washing
ton. A long and prolracted war will prove a
great evil, wholly unmixed with good, for the
longer the war continues the more thoroughly
teSasperated the Southern heart would become
with the whole Yankee race and Yankee in
stitutons We want the aid of France We
have got the money to pay for H. let US do II
we shall then have peace or the power q
work rich revenge on our foul foe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw Y,RK, August 25.-Specials this
morning contains but Iistis news The 1fi
bune has the following:
General Bureside declares all ferries over
the Ohio aud other strerms within the limits
Of the Department OF the Ohio. Military high
ways, and when the inlrests of the service rs.
quires il, wi pc subject TO military authority
party OF guerrlas who we're attempting
to steal horses aud destroy canal boats on the
Chesapeake ani OIio canal Oh Saturday last
at Seneca Falls, were handsomely repulscd
twice, and finally driven away by detach
ment OF Colonel Bakers rang rs A rebel
Lieutenant was killed aud other rebels
wounded.
Major and Eve nlen from the 73l Ohio,
were captured by dozen guerrilas near
Greenwich, Saturday
A Morris Island letter to the Herald states
that the appearance Of the gorge face of Sum
ter last My BIT and its parapl was not unlike
that presented by Fort Pulaski on he even
lug Of the first Thirty or forty large holes
could be count d on the face Of the works
The paeapet was knock oil in places and
the baricades Of bricks covering the maga-
zine and sand trayises were severely dam.
aged, aud the grim old Fort looked us if she
had received very hard treatment at our
hands Three days OF such work will bring
down Sumter around the hands Of its defend.
ers il th wait SO long, II certainly can not
hold out much longer than that time SIX
days we're given il TO hold out by those who
best know ber strength and our offensive
power. Forts Wagner and Gregg will be at
tended to 10 due time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
BY Telegraph.
MONT DLSPAT TONES.
\ FRONT OF CHATTANOOGA.

SrLyrxsoN, August % The advance OF
the Army Of the Cumberland appeared in
front OF ChalanoOga on the 2ist, and opened
ire ou the cily vt ten A NJ. The enemy re-
sponded irom niusteen guns, mostly small
on.s which did little damage Among the
number was one 50 FOUNDER which swept the
opposite shore, the IRE from which killed the
horse, aud took oh the ley Of Abraham Me
Coax, of i.illy battery Our IRE was very
destructive, and every battery which opened
on us was disabled
Lilly threw shells with great precision into
the embfasures OF the enemy The works Of
the enemy on the river we're reported ~
strong, with paIhpets not less than fifteen
iset wide Several water batteries 90 level
with the river were discovered, moored al
wharf he,e with two steamers aud opposite
the city a pOutOon bridge Of forty y-seven boats
The largest OF the steamers was sunk by our
Gre and the smallest one disabled. An at
tempt to destroy the pontoon was frustrated
by sharp FIRE from rebel sharpshooters
forty prisoners we're taken, two rebels killed
and several wounded
A team of wagons aud mules OF one battery
grazing on this side Of the river, were capt
ured Our advance reported two divisions
at Chattauooga, and Hills, late Hardee 5
corps, along the railroad IN the direction OF
Bridgeport A detachment was sent opposite
Harmonic, and discovered no enemy, Con
trabands report Johnstons arrival with two
trains Of troops on the goth IL IL reported
that Johnston has superseded Bragg, who has
retired to Atlanta The last statement is cor
rOborated by citizens A large tire was dis
covered near Chattanooga. No rebel l1iant'
ry North Of The river
Starns brigade of cavalry was in the vicin-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
New York Market.

Nav YoRK, August 25.--Flour steady for
fresh dull and heavy for old 81 60Cd)4 80 for
extra State IS so for round hoop Ohio
Red Wheat at $406@473 dull heavy and
lower at 76e @$l 05 for spring sse "a
81 IA for Milwaukee clob $i 1901 20 for
winter red Western. Corn receipts T2O,l7l
bushels; and limited supply, al T2Ca13c
Oats one cent lower 47962 Western. Pork
and beef quiet Lard shade lower 95l
Whisky steady at 4bt6D46e I
Nav YoRK, August 26-GoVernment sioekl
better but close aud weak Money plenty al
per cent Gold 23a New York Csntra
sst. Erie a. Cupons l07t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
MOVEMENTS IN TENNEssER

STEVENSON, August 23.-Colonel Wilder
crossed the Tennessee river last evening aud
burned q small bridge near Shell Mound, thus
serving communication between the rebel
right and left wings In view of the imprse-
tiesbility Of the common roads, this is an i'm
portant affair. He secured the ierry-boat
and two barges aud brought them to this side
Of ths river 1t was the burning Of this bridge
which was thought to bs the destruction oi
the steamer Point Rock, which boat escaped
reaching Chattanooga Important events
must soon transpirs in the vicinity Of ChsttA.
nooga and Harrison.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
FROM FORT MONROE

FoRT MoSRoE, August "a The steamer
City Of Richmond arrived at Hampton Roads
yesterday noon She reports she left of
Charleston Saturday noon The aags of Sum.
ter were shot away Tuesday and Fiday and
no reply made to our bombardment which
was constantly kept up The whole south
west side ofSumter is demolished and nothiag
but heap Of ruins, Tuesday breaches
we're observed in the fort Oar casualties are
about four daily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
BRACES WHEREA BOUTS,

ST Louis August 2O--An officer just from
Rosecrans Army reports Braggs centre at
Chattanooga, his left wing at Dalton and bis
right at Cleveland Buekner is at Knoxville
with 10000 men. Bragg can muster about
$4,000 lighting troops. The previous reports
OF deseriions from his army Hre fully confirm
ed The mountains in that section are
swarming with them IL is estimated that
about one Thousand come into our lines
weekly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
Dayton Market,

- DAYTON, August rs
HARSHMANS -FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 5 25
WHEAT--New 5000; old 9O@95
C0RN--5O.
0ATS-40@45
BARLEY-9O9l 90.
RYE-6O@7O
HAY-Iimothy IL OO@l3 60 per ton.
FLAX.SEED-l 25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
FROM CHARLESTON.

Nav YoRK, August 25-T~o transports
firm otf Morris Island, midnight 2lst, report
that the bombardment still continues The
south wall OF Sumter had been demolished
almost to its base. Wagner aud the other
batteries re lied al intervals. An expedi-
ton was fitted up to silence James Island
batteries which had become annoying
Every confidence in our success is felt by all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
REPORTED SURRENDER OF suMrER
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

NEw YoRE, August 2j-The steamer City
Of Baltimore has arrived The following ia
the latest by telegraph to Queenstown;
"LWERPooL Cotton firm and unchanged
Bre dstufis generally, quiet and steady -
Wheat quoted easier, Provisions steady
"LONDoN, August l3-Consos 935 foe ulor-
ey Illinois Central Railroad lsc discoubt;
Erie 731(G74c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
SOUTHERN NEWS.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, August pa steamer
from City Point has arrived The Richmond
Sentinel Of the 2ith contains the following
highly important despatch Elt45.
"CHARLEsToS, August ~ The fire OF the
enemies land batteries has been kept up
on Sumter and more guns disabled also
heavy lire on Wagner aud Gregg from the
feet aud land Gilmores demand iuf the
surrender OF Sumter aud Morris Island with
threat to shell Charleston in four hours from
the delivery OF the papers, was received and
returned this morning Beauregard, in bis
reply, charges inhumsnity and violation OF the
laws of war against Gilmore, and atfrms that
il offenses are repeated he will ploy strin-
gent measures Of retaliation Up to this time
the threat 10 burn the city had not been ext-
cuted
"CHARLERTUN, August 2s Saturday Goa
shots were fired at Sumter 4i9 struck inside
and outside The east wall and arches have
fallen in. The guns are all dismounted
Some Of the land batteries ON the north and
the monitors east and west coming close up,
fire very damaging. Their shots swept
through the tort A shell wounded several
officers including Colonel Rhelt . he latter
is Oredred To hold out until be is relieved or
his place taken Colonel Gailard, OF az
ner, was killed and several wounded. Il u
stated there are tWenty.three vessels inside
the bar, including the iron clads. Gilmore
sent notice on Sunday THAT at eleven, FIVE
would open on Charleston in the meantime
no gunbOats could leave
REPORTED SURREND DER OF SUMTER
PHILADELPHIA, August 25-A private dis
patch trom Washington says the War Depart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, August 22-Ths Yankees
commenced aholline OhatisnoOGa yesterday
without notice Of intention TO do 90 All q
Quisstodsy,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
INIuNNrION GRANTED

CAIcAoo, August ~ Judge Williams Of
the Circuit Court, TO day granted an injunc.
ton restraining Directors OF the Chicago a
Alton Railroad from paying diyidens due in
New York tomorrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-25
TORNADO

BERLIN, Wis, August "a Tornado at Blu
nAvista, Friday evening. Every house in the
place was blown down. Three persons were
killed and fourteen wounded
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TI7T-7 = Width 2.--First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS,

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent ssys in the
Common wealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th of AprA,
1859
"An English gentleman formerly connected with the
British Army, aud who styles himself the English BO
tAno ysean has Of las gaiped extensive reputa
ton here by his sk 10 curing all manner Of coiaplans
Some Of his pateuta have oonvorsed with, and they
pronouncs HIS remedies and mode OF treatmsnt very
superior Some have been restored "a II by magic The
medicine he used b distilled by hmpelf from various
herbs pOasesalng curative properties
awhile acting ih the army he devoted his leisure
aomonts to thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots aud herbs all Of ds
cases. IL seoms he has found and speedy remedy
for all the ills that flesh is heir to- Hs practice
already extensive, aud Is daily increasing In the
plants TO which females subjected he has equal,
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health but their uVos 70 the
skill Of this Kuglish Botanic Physclan. His ooe 10 al
~. Eo naGn rtrraesRa szr,nE Enr
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vrNnRnAL
DISEASES. .tI

without the Of Mercury, without hindranee from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure No
deadly poisons such arsenic, vomica, opium,
any other poisons. No mercury any deadly minerals
-nothng but purey Vegetable Botanical Rsmediss are
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies yet failed 10 cure the most obstinate
and the most cases. and all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all Other
ReInsdies had faed-Msdioai Journal
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE EanfS
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.


Hear what the Baltimore correspondsnt Of the ODD
follow, Boonaboro Maryland, said on Thursday the sisf
OF May, l660. aa 81 t....
Numerous cures Of dseases caused BY early indsors
ton nayng performed BY the Kngah Botanie Ply
scian feel It my duty, having knewlsdgs Of thea e
state the c. believing that In doing 90 may do SsVos
the suffering One case in Of younS
man 10 this eltys worthy Of note lie had become the
victim OF habit the mere allusion to which causes
shudder and after and doctoElng
ali hopes Of recovery. He wished to marry, and ues
dearly beloved by sweet girl ~ ever lhped words
of Affection but he sarfu nervous, and prostAtsd
He dared not wed account OF the shatfeteo state
his system He sought relief At the hands Of the bo
tanio Physician, and, Astonishing - may ssen All me
bloom and Vgor Of youth has returnsd, and hs s now
the happy father Of a pair Of bright bOys."
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
2 A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE 0HII.-
DREN.
what the Cincinnati Weekly Press ys on the eah
Of March, 1862; IB
feel It duty to acknowledge bsnsht ffom any and
from every whom Il Il for the rolif % gufsrtRe
humanity. A TACT haa come to our knowledge that
Ought 10 be promulgated and widsy circulated for the
necessary to prevent any increase OF hnily.
About twelve months after marriage, Lady u eur &C.
qualntance gave birth 70 daughter bat her sassiaes
great that her physicians dsspAsd of hor
cry This made her dread the very thoughts of again BE-
coming mother. She tried every thing 10 prevent
repetition Of fher Huerngs but without succeeding, Two
years after marriage she vss again eonnned bat her su
fsrings were great that the child died and her own M
despalred Of Bhe WAs told BY her family
that she had any children hs AFed her In Woald
be tho forfeit As all tho remedies she bad tried bsers
bad hllsd, she spilled to the Botanic Physician, Dr..
RAPHAEL.