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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

TaaoSpr .ix AfAsanA--CSs16 Kafei.--Ths
Livingston (Ala.) Ntsseas1, Of - II iHst., has
the following account Of : tTaoD1y nhteh took
place In that place ON the amt NJ, sesstins In
the death Of a COME deraie ONCE
+ The people Of our TOWNS dstled from the.s
Grip Van Winktes, siumLess - lt1sy morning
BY the announcements than fslei tragedy had
Turner, % Who n d. s. s"r .s~s o. Ssss .isslensd A
here Vi charge Of q ios of Gav6eeae stock, had
been shoa dunns Thursday, DE y alt, BY Nj.
e. q. Andessoa, eitlasa q tne9 "a Mr.. An.
dersnn having been led 10 suspect - Adelfty OF
bis wife, left town on the afterso e. ~ Thursday,
saying he would be ahseut inst tn11e: bnt return
ing to town afaer DARK he placed u In posi-
s a.s.es ''s % rsss y. h. eSss 9s ss,a. ~ INA.
saw Major Turner enter the 0onse In such
manhss as 10 Indicate ht6 pnsp0se. Mr.
Anderson thereupnn went - - honses OF
s s. e.. a ss ~s
then 10 his house, and aek~d theln go with hn,
70 wttaess what pasrea, bnt they r. ldecIined. Mr..
Amaefson sa then returned, noiseleait entered the
his via, he dred upon him swlee Nsah navy re-
peatef, killing him Instantly. ftl&9 wonder how
Mrs. Anderson heTsslf escaped Ne1no shot. Mr..
ahs.,,s anasfson immediately gave h1e.f up .u the
a bond Of So 500. Mr. AndeneN IN quiet, peace
ante and respectable citizen, cad tnjoyr the sym.
pathy Of the whole community. Al approve bis
Major Turner was a native At Virginia, bnt III.
sided In Missouri mt the breaking nat Of the war
We learn that he has o wife andope child In Mis-
s"u.i. lie wasa man Of fxcetfeNt tlsiness hab.
is, insnoatihs address, and fair tHteiiiaenee and
ne mad made quite a favorable tnseeessi0n on our
citi4ehe. All feel that he deserved his fate.
Mrs. Anderson is about ia yeafs 81 asr; IL hand.
some. snowy, and fond of dress. Take all tkecir-
cnR.iances--the undonhteAs <siMinal connection
OF tho parties, ihe iiae,s ehe dUi1 hos,r OF ,hs
nigat the sedaces dead, thS ~ AssJtcaea IL
blood, the one hurried into eterafty HI the twink
ing OF an eye, the other doomed 10 dfss out her
life with a blasted reputation, the husband sur
veying the ruin Of his domestic happiness Is !,
fearful tragedy, and one which we trust Will set
people to thinking.
This tragedy should teach married women the
danger they run 10 attempting dress be yond their
means and 10 attract the admiration OF men ii
should teach all the danger of admitting to terms
"a ~. in'ihacy men OF whose history and principles
soldiers tnat seduction canHot escape puashmsnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

Anement, and oneei9hth az the time coli
| tary confinement Thos. wilson. Jao. Law.
rcnce, Jno. Powers, Jno. Moore, (alIaa Jaa.
Malone, JnO. Royd, WIN. Elliott, Chas. Jelis,
jas. W. Wood. Thos. Kane, Jno. r. Parsons,
VIM. Tracy, {alias VIM. Smith, and Jno. w.
short retirement the jury found the follow
ing verdicts aud assessment OF puniahmonts
Thos Wilson, not guilty; Jas. Lawrence.
one year additional confinement. and out,
month solitary; Jno- Powers. not guilty !;
Jn0. Moore, alias Jae. Malone, not guilty !;
Jn0. Boyd, one year additional confinement.
and one month solitary; VIM Elliott, one
solitary; Chas. Jelfs. not guilty; Jas. w.
Wood, one year additional confinement, ana
one month solitary; Thcs. Kane. one year
additional confinement, and one lncnth soli.
tary Jno. +. Parsons, ore year additional
confinement; VIM. Tracy, alias VIM. Smith,
one year additional confinement, and one
month solitary; quo. W. Brown, ono year
additional confinement.
The Judge set aside the verdict as to
Wood, and granted him . new trial
Hastings Coark-This body disposed Of
the following cases yesterday:
Waller Tate, indicted for keeping negro
policy Office. Held to bail to answer at the
next term
Miles Cary, indicted for assault and bat
terry. Fined $50.
Rufus, Tree negro, charged with stealinp
silver watch irenl Joseph N. Vaughan, was
tried aud acquitted.
James slayen, for selllng liquor without a
license. Fined f60 aud costs.
VIM. Peasley, John Brown, and William
Brown, Indicted for assault and battery. -
Fined $50 and costs.
Edwin Myers for reeeiymg a vais og stelep
boots. AcqnIifei =, q 8
John Barton, ratricksO' 'Bfien, Thomas II.
Wilkinson, George W. Elan, and Robert
Birch, indicted for assault and battery
tned $!o and costs and sentenced to jail for
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adjusted a-The charge against William BE.
than OF taking unlawful possession Of Mrs.
Elizabeth II. Perrins house. aud against
Mark Pike, 0f Illegally breaking open the
door of the house TO enable b. to get into Il,
was dismissed by the Mayor yesterday, the
parties having vacated the premises and
a.nhf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

"'HISa FOR ALABAMA 6OLpIERs.--The follow
s"a statement Of the clothing furnished BY the
s'a~ '' Alabama to her hseps In the Confederate
stmy
,.s eIe nave been furnished to the Aiabamians In
ms Confederate army e,ai3 great coats, II ,ssi
sh,ns Z, ISsoe ~: pairs pshtaiOOns, 4,5a5 flannel
nsnnI 4,,i1 cotton OF hickory shtsts, ,.h6 paits
1s,a drawers, 1911 pairs coilon.isawefs, il,ka6
''S6i blankets "'', '''- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

Gan fscatioas by the Mayor are made every
morning, and viii continue to We made as
long a. parties try to break down the market
ordinance Que fellow lost barrel Of APP
ples yesteIdsy, by buying them to sell again,
aud another iost lot Of geeae-all in the
SECOND Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

''' AND HiLL. Gen. Hood, u II ssid, has besh
ea 70 the command Of The corps q D. ns
"S' relieved. The following y an essracs
"'@ isttss Of Gen. niu 10 brother o1see,. 70
'''as 10 bis removal:
AsA.,sa ofasf, In the presence Of Lieut. -Colonel
on .s, ~. tosd me thai There wsre no tnputatiops
a'''i'ary character and couid be Aone, :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

AnAias IN LAST TEsSEsSEs.--The Atlanta Re
S1'ef has the following items from East Tennes-
ace:
htownlow,s printing materials aud implements,
VI 'ht way froio Kentucky, OH forty wagons-pa-
type, ink, presses, rules, and all. Can't some
aoay gobbls up that train? Frank Bounds, . no .
aiion' tor, and for many years the man 0i aii
u,s'y work for Brownlow, was killed at the hight
.',, 'rsenvIiie. His body WAS brought 70 KNOX
geaowIiow NJ. J. Hughes, recently editor Of lhs
nn'sviiis ChroWieie, has fullen into the hands of
-. ~, ieaefals The Lamar House, Knoxville, Is
rS"f ~" Federal h1spltal The FedeSals in East
,,""fs.es ,.u sill have no money They rob onion !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

1.-TWO Hundred Dollars Reward.-I will pay the
j above reward Of tvO hundred dollars for the
apprehension and delivery 20 ina Ct . negro man
months 1t general hospital mol. He ia brown skin
man, ahont % or "a years old, and rather stammers
when be is talking to white person. have no
recollection Of his dress. am Of the opinion he s
In the army waiting on some officers q mess Of
Soldiers he having probably passed hlms.lf OFT q
free man. LIE - not above the medium size.
no5-6tt WIN s PHILLIPS.
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RUNd VA rs

rl1WO Hundred Dollars Reward--Wlli be paid fol
the apprehension and confinement in jail ol
my serysui John, who fan away from cay mothers
10 Powhaean county, Va, a6ont the middle of July
last. Said negro man IL about feet II inches high
black, stnres quite prominent. He e % years old
and Was Purchased in the neighbofhood OF Clover
HN coal mines in The winter Of lsG0, where hs may
be Cow ioiterIDg. Ad !ress
F. j N0SELEY, IN.
Or WA H. RRANDER, SR.
no 1a-2tf Boy 6aA Richmond. Na.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

HIAs Dad Body Of 2 negro woman was
found ia vacant lot on 5th street yesterday
morning. On inquiry we learned that the
woman died of disease and exposure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13
LOCAL MATT RS.

Fscapocket-L Large Haul. ~ Yesterlay. morn
Ing, . short time before the departure Of the
Central train Of cars from the depot, In this
city, DE-. Ro. B. Lyme had his pocket picked
OF xi1OO In ConfederAte ihoney-$6O0 Ia one
package and $500 IN another DR.. Lyme had
determined 70 visit 6tAuntOn to purchase
supplies, and for that purpose had put this
money in his pocket-book and deposited
the book in the left pocket Of his pante.--
When he got to the ticket ONCE negro fel.
low called William was at the window he.
fore him procuring q ticket for Gordons.
Vile. The doctor remained quiet Till the
servant was supplied, aud then handed up
his passport to get ticket. Learning the
price TO be SO, he felt for his book, but that
and its contents had disappeared Some ffs.
teen minutes thereafter the doctor arrested
William as the thief. aud had him before the
Mayor, but nothing was elected To prove
the guilt Of the accused. The examination
was ad)onrned until day.
From the irtq quent notices made in the
papers OF picks abont the depots, we had
supposed that no citizen would have tempt
ed their skili by such hait, hut we were
mistaken. The doctor tried them thonght-
lessly, and they nibbled at first sight To
catch the real rogue and recover the money, ,
viii tax the ingenuity Of the police Let
them try il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

NNE Hundred Dollars Reward.-Ranaway
from the subs bscriber, IL Nelson county. on the
27Ln of October. Q negro man named OveftOD; said
negro la about i've fsst ten inches high bright
latIo; he has . wife at w r lIarrison's, nesr the
Carbon coal mines, upper end 0s Henrico county,
and was seen there in< the last three or four days
TIE above reward will BE- paid Hr his delivery to
Dickinson. Hill Co. WA COX3
No 5-6tb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

tsdr.,o oaasy last Col. Tslafesso, Of ths IN Con-
10 ssss cavalry, dashed iato 3ulEssk ssl pirkeA
waso, sskeee, of she llth Penn, coyalrY. 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

The news from the line OF the Kappahan.
,,,cs Yesterday, represents that the enemy
,.srs moving in the direction Of the lower
,.,r.,s of the Rapidan, which ID believed 10
'. '.s,..t. an advance on the old Fredericks.
.,rc line There had been no further tight
~. and Il vas thought that this change Of
h,.s on the part OF Meade would postpons
- engagement for the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

Iosj OF Tue CONFEDERATE STEAMEE
CORNUBiA.
Among the passengers who came from
Nassau on the Cornubia, and escaped aftel
she was beached, were Col. L. X. Smoot
Quart rtermaster General of Virginis; Col. C.
/. Thorburn and Paymaster James N. Har.
wood, c. 8. n. The following is letter
giving the full particulars of the loss of the
steamer, written by Purser Gordon, who also
escaped:
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 9th, 1863.
The Cornubia, while running down the
heoch from the nOrthward of Fort Fisher,
was completely hemmed in BY number OF
h,ockaders In this emergency there were
hnt two things tlfAt could be done-either
"a beach the steamer or run the gauntlet
coolness. determined TO run through the
yessels and take their fire, and ordered the
,iIo, not 10 beach her; but in trying to pass
ty. on the land side Of one of the blOckaders,
tbeCornubia ran aground. In q very few mo-
ments the blOckaders were alongside, and
while we were showing of from one side
they were boarding us on the other, and
cred rapidly at us In the boats with mus
Ee,s and pistols. They pursued us vigor-
OuSly, ana were uOt IuOAC tuou ntSCu III
twenty wards behind our boats
Capt. Gayle was taken prisoner, and, while
icsnnot speak positively on this point,
tbink Il occurred in this way: There were
three boats, (small,) aud each man assigned
TO one or the other Of the boats, In the event
q, being obliged to take to the boats, SO as
n n,'event confusion and undue crowding of
any n.e boat. The Captain was to have
charge o. the starbOard-quarter boat; the
FRS, officer the boat on the port lharter;
and the Second Officer the forward liie-boat.
When lowering tho Captains boat, the man
who had charge of tho bow tackle let 1t 60
by the run, which caused the boat to fill
with water; and the Captain seeing 1t could
not carry its assigned complement without
endangering the lives Of his Msn By the
swamping Of the boat, in the noblefess OF
bis nature determined to sacrifice himseu
and let IS many Of his men escape as possi-
bic
Capt Gayle did all that was possible to be
doBe be was calm and selfpOssessed, and,
but for accidentally running aground. think
be would have brought her successfully
through the feet, though at the fisk Of being
flown out of the water. He did not intend
to beach her, except as dernier resort.
was With the Captain on the bulge, and
fully advised of his purposes in the trying
ordeal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

War za1.-Delinquent taxpayers, those
who have not made returns 10 the 80fh Sep
tember, had better do so at once, as the G.
&. officers ale about to close upon them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

AN HISTORICAL DOcrMEST.-The following is q
copy OF a ticker 10 a Yankee 4th of July fete IN
New Orleans:
LIBERTY. EQUALITY! FRATERNITY.
sATrRDAY, July Ath, ls6a.
Grand Union Pastoral Festival
On Congo Square, Second District.
No Di:tinctioa Of Race No Diainction Of Color
Admuance. Ladies, aaeenrs.
's' Geniiemen, SO do
Admit one gentienIan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

.,,r MOVEMENTS OF AvERlLL--REPORT-
On EIGHT At CovINaToN, ALI lEGHANY
COUNTY.
The Federal forces under Gen. AverilI, who
.,,.etea aud defeated Gen. Echols In Green.
,,,er county last week. left I.ewisburg In
,he carly part Of the present week, por'
elan ot them taking the Warm Spring road
be which they could either pass back over
90 mouutsIu, In the same direction they
n.ms, or move on Millboro' Depot, In Bah
Sonn,v and the other division taking the
r..ad leading TO Covingtou. in Allegheny
county.
passengers VITO arrived here last night
from s,sun, report that letter had been
,scs,yed there stating that the division which
took the Coyington road appeared In front
,f,hst place, which wss then occupied by
fen Imboden, on Tuesday evening. Gen.
Is batteries were opened upon them, and
Unexpectedly finding the place occupied,
,ss enemy retired, after = short engage.
ment. Whether they retired with view OF
rssrossln z the mountains, or to form june.
,ron with the other division OF their forces,
was not known.
In the engagement on Tuesday Gen. Im-
hoden was slightly wounded. Hit forces
h. ad fallen back within twenty miles Ol
stsuntOB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

4 NHAKi rs MILLER weId beg lea We to inform,
~ his friends aud the public in general that he
vii 'ontinue bis il strcCtons tho Piano 10 those
who may desire bis services snd favor him with
their c2ntinuance
APPLICATIONS at Sir spo:ts's jawelry store on Broad
st, between i.h and 5th sts will meet win promnt
attention.
wouli clreerfnlly recomment Mr. " Miller ss
iaishiui teacher. G " TInIow.
nOlt-Sst
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Oct Certificate by me, Sept loah, - o.
- near the town f Manchester, 8 Cnslsderass
Certificate Of Deposit, No l.ll2, Tor os0o, issueA
January 2lst 1885 due January lt7S, iatersst sroa
public are cautioned from iraang foe ihs aanss, ~
notse has been given ta the ispaxttaent and appli-
cation made for duplicate.
&C 3-law6W TH0a xAYIO1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

The Mayor, after hearing the Witnesses,
deemed the case worthy Of further inquiry,
and therefore held the accused to bail to an.
swer an Indictment for misdemeanOr By the
Grand Jury, which meets to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

81 Ann LULLAKS Reward My store va
ksVDU broken open on the night oe tAs Sat
last, and robbed Of Elk barrels oi whskey. | VII
pay the aboss reward Of ~ 0eO for the seeeysry CE
the wh,skey aId The arrest Of the lhief.
GEO HERRING,
no ll--stA - Main yt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

Gy1RAYED- 80 He's ard .--Dtgayed from ny house,
- on 1harsdsy, tie 3sth uit, medium aiaed, red
sJstted Cav, giving bus ustso milk. xhh cow has
been lost pres ious 70 this, and taken up BY Mr.
Wpgu Ia rear VI Ro0k read, ard have no douhs
she . now somewhere in that psighboshOod. The
AtnFe reward viii b pali for iufonnatou thai nay
isxa ~ her recovery. WN SIUDD.
D0 7-6ts etaM No -, IL Na<ket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

slAn IULI.akA reward.-ine ssavio my latm :
AOV near Richmond, was broken epen Nao-
ouy night, and two horses stolen therefrnn. Qua q
light bay, With both hGd feet aud fore foot white:
tue white eAtohdios near'y 10 the knee; blaze iace
rathaT Under the medium siza. hut with stout body
tic Ii not young hosxe and lis mouth shows marks
Of the bit have beeu 10 the habit o! driving Lina
30 my hsggy for feveyl mnp;hs.
The other Is chesnnt sorre, also onis1 meci6sa
szs years Old; with one hicd ions sighlly white.
and is ve-y shoxy Both these, h0, ses wosk vary
well. viii give tho above reward glT thar gsnsl.
very, or Sl0O for either Of them.
H1-Post Ofbee, Richmond
- n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

n OSE-Ss0 kswxSt --Ranauay or gsolsa from ny
- farm, On the Nechanicsviue Turnpike, HanslSO
county. on the I'D INST, two negro lDys-IsAAc ssd
WV BAxkY--about IL years u age.
Isaac 10 blAek. likely aud Intelligent.
Wm Henry Is VI dark gingerbread cOlJf, ana
likely.
Tesy may be 10 some Of the camps near tbe eay.
Tbs s5oye reward will be paid f0s their delivery -
Information 50 recover them neh0nld they have
bern stolsu, all persoes are cal bed asstDst par.
chasing them. IuET 6ORHk3h
Oe 3l--eGd0as
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After the results Of the hattie Of Gettysburg be
came fully known, and Lee ha made his JIisas-
trous retreat into Virginia, our condition was
meWhai bettered, the daily raiiOns increased a
little In quantity and quality, and I'aFt OF the OFF,
GERS who had money were allowed 10 purchase 0
few vegetables and other needed articles. This
was also brought about by the death of several
officers, and the ilness Of many Others with sour
W. and the united protest Of the Oificers 10 Gen.
Winder, accompanied By statement Of th. rebel
surgeons that, unless greater variety Of fDod was
allowed ns, many more would die. THIS privilege
Of buyisg was denied Miroy's ofit egs; Others
might bpy, eyen s'friSh''s command, h"' they
mol.
The Cincinnati Tia,ea publishes letter from
JuniIs u. Browne from Castle Thuuier Being u
newspapers reporter. TO has learned - lake things
coolly, but will make up for u when i,e gets Oul
There are ab0nt three hundred citizens here
now among whom Richardson, Bulkley, Of the
Hxcdld, and myself, are the most prominent, and
therefnre less likely to be refsed. The prospects
Of the Tribune attaches look brilliant for the war
IL my health c0nttnueDgOod and my eonstiiution
rfIoRs iexptct 70 dis some snsie =. the Goniaa-
North, to freedom and everything desirable In es
isience. learn snndTy obituoItes have been writ
Ten of your humble servant. They are very yell
timed ..I am saive Only y W nsn's Q, ~ spexscn-
Nothing party, oy Gen. SCOTT, atthaush my toMh
stone has nor been cEl.
II ms. best friend iif enjoy any such annma
1ous telaftan,) were 10 see me here he would moi
known me. Indeed, do not know myself. q liook
like fel0nioas msndtcant ;and in France would
bs sent 10 the gslieys On susplcIon that was ~
cscsped e0nvtct. Noops can divine what meta
m0TphOsis eenllsman can uaAess0 after half q
ysasss eou6neneAi In the coafsAesacy. II 4
something marvellous.
Ay hoAJfh cOEtinues very good.
presume few 0f my lsitsrs learb me, % have
NOT had one fn,m you. Othess know have writ
ten, but ihsiE notes havsSDQs come n hsnA. can
not describe our peculiar mode a. & cxtstsnce hssv
If eonld, might amuse you. The secyets Of MI
nrisoN.hOnse aSe, 0plae, l0OgssA 70 die with ne
Tnt 006s heep th6s -ose a lhe Coasedesaey!
Jplgps f. pRcwss.
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NfkAS ED-$sO HesaTd --stfA ~ cst from the auhscr,
~ her, thsee Go~s--une . buSsto red and Whita
cowi the red cow with the tips II her boeus sawed
ia, and the other whte co~, With red sars aud
of the above c3ws by WN 0kAkS WOOn.
M IN .--Elf M Aalm aAraaa 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

RICHMOND ARsENAL
Ordnan ce storehf us- Nov 10, 1863.
4SEALED Proposals for making ten thousand
- No,oo0) Coma Wrenches, with sersw driver a..
thctei. H! be received st his Stog etd lie until
the 20h November, 1853
Pnrtles visiting to contract viii be required 10
furnish SAMPLES with their proposais
e. o W EBWARD2,
no l2-td' Capt aid Military 2torsk kcerer
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no 13-2tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29
Johnston DisObeys JeT.'s 5 orders
The Southwestern army Must Be
Reconstructed.
DECISION OF COMMISSIONER OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.
A Movement to Secure Volunteer
Q Surgeons.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
- HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,
Julv 25-6pW
The Times has the following:

H- HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC,
July 25-6P.M
The Times has the following:
The positions Of the rebel army are as
follows: Friday morning, at six o'clock,
the advance Of Hills and LonestreeFs
corps reached Culpepper Their columns
were well closed up, and their entire corps
must be concentrated there before this
time. Of this retrograde movement there
can be no question.
Ewelps corps, it is understood here, still
occupies the Shenandoah Valley. where it
is guarding the fords on the Shenandoah
and the rear Of the rebel army. This fact
is supposed to explain the recent alarm
about the alleged movements indicating
that Lee was not retreating, and was pre-
pairing to return to Maryland.
Times special:
The ommissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that certificate of exemption
for those who have been drafted, and have
furnished substitute under the Conscrip-
ton act being expressly required by law
to be issued by Board Of Enrolment, is
exempt from stamp duty. Any certificate
which may be issued by magistrate in
connection with proceedings under the
Conscr1ption act, Is subject to a stamp
duty of i've cents.
Surgeon. General Hammond is making
arrangements to secure the aid of q corps
of volunteer surgeons to meet the exigen-
cies of the battlefield.
General S. A. Meredith has been order
ed to Fortress Monroe to relieve Lieuten-
ant Colonel Ludlow, the present agent for
the exchange of prisoners. Colonel Lud-
low has been ordered to report to Adju-
tant General Thomos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29
FROM NEW YnRK.

New YORK, July %.
The Herald's Washington special says
that yesterday a train from Warrenton TO
Alexandria, es-~sJia6 sUVGG o0o SA00PSi
was nreu into by guerrillas when within
two miles from Manassas. No damage
was done. The troops secured the woods
in the vicinity, but were unable to find
the assailants. Proceeding short distance
further, the train was again fired into,
without injury, and the soldiers were
again unable to corner the perpetrators,
and the train proceeded without further
interruption.
1t is reported here to-day that about 40
OF Mosbys guerrillas was captured last
night, but on inquiry the story proves 10
be unfounded. r...
One scouting party captured six and an
other single guerrilla, which appears to
be all that has been done in that line for
the past forty-eight hours.