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Good Platform.

The 50lh Ohio Volunteers now in Ken
lucky have adopted this sensible plat
form
ResolUed, That our Platform is: The
UNION FIRST, LAST AND L THE TINE /:
PEAcE WHEN 1T Is ESTABLISHED, Wan
UNTIL IT Is.
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R1nunnNn an Inlv- Ia.

RIoHMoED, sth July, 1863
his Exce}lsncy jefferson Darts
Sir-Under the authority and in
struciions Of your letter TO me OF the
I'd instant, | proceeded on the mission
therein assigned, without delay. *"%**s*
The reason assigned for the refusal Of
the United States Secretary Of war, 10
wit "that the customary agents and
channels" are considered adequate for
all needful military communications
and conferences" 10 one acquainted with
the facts, seems not only unsatisfactory,
but very singular and u~paccountable /:
for il is certainly known to him that
these very agents, to whom he evidently
alludee, heretofore agreed upon in n
former conference in reference to the ex-
change Of prisoners, one Of the subjects
embraced in your letter TO me, are now,
and have been for some time, distinctly
at issue on several important points,
The existing cartel, owing TO these dis
agreements, Is virtually superseded, so
far as the exchange of officers on either
side is concerned. Notices Of retaliation
have been given on both sides.
The effort, therefore, for the very many
and coIent reasons set forth in your
letter OF instructions TO me, to see If
these differences could not be removed,
and ii a clearer understanding between
the parties as 10 the general conduct Of
the war could not be arrived II before
this extreme measure should be resorted
TO by either party, was no less in
accordance with the dictates Of hum
anity than in strict conformity with
the usages of belligerents in mod
ern times. Deeply impressed as / was
with these views and feelings, in
undertaking the mission, and asking the
conference, / can but express my pro-
found regret at the result Of the effort
made to obtain il and can but enter
tain the belief, that If the conference
sought had been granted, mutual good
could have been effected by IT. aud If
this war so unnatural, 80 unjust, 90 I'M
christian, and 80 inconsistent with every
fundamental principle Of American con
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About Eve thousand negroes were
found In Vioksburg, Of whom all the
able-bodied men were recruited for mill
tary service.
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Ia mis- city, on the 2tst Inst after a long ana
faintul hlnesii Mrs. 4. J. SLOAN, daughter Is Ri.
wa q and Jane Wise.
The 4rienda and aoquain.anoos Of Z. and J. Wise
are requested to attend the funeral this morning, at
eleven O'Clock at Christ Church.
n. Y. papers please cory.
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stitutional liberty, must reeds" ccn-
tinue 20 DO waged against as, that ~
least some Of its seyerer horrors, which
now 90 e%minently threaten, might have
been avoided.
Very respectfully,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
-
UsITEB STATES FLAssHIP MINNEsoTA,l
Orr NEwroRT News, Va, July 6, '63. !
Sir-The request contained in your
communication Of the 4th instant IL con
sidered inadmissible.
The customary agents and channels
are adequate for all needful military COM
%munioations and conference between the
United States forces and the insurgents.
Very respectfully, yours,
s.. 7. LEE, A R. Admiral,
Commanding N. A. BlockadiDg squad'n.
Hon. Alex'r II. Stephens.
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talk with vallandighsm, for hey all re-
gard him as a traitor. We are sure that
there is not a loyal man in all Tennessee
who would not rather make a conildant
Of jeff Davis than Of Vallandigham.
It is remarkable how closely this
political mountebank is following up
the programme marked out for him
six weeks ago, by the Chattanooga
RdeL when it advised him 70 escape
from the Confederacy, by way of Mas.
sau, go from there TO Canada, and from
that point, in the midst Of Southern trail
tors and copporhead refugees, issue an
address to hepeqb Of Ohio and declare him
SELF a candidate for Governor
Yallandigham obeys his Southern fu-
gleman to the letter.
The notorious Gen. Geo. w. l.. Buckley,
the founder Of the order Of the Knights
Of the Golden Circle, was arrested at
New Albany, Ind, the other day. His
portfolio contained letters from parties
in Memphis, Lynchburg, New York, and
other points, directed 10 Gen. Buckley as
"Msior- General" of the Order. Also q
copy Of the Degree Book" Of the Order;
a card on which is printed an explana-
ton OF the signs, grips, &c ofthe Order
another ard on which is printed, in red
and blue, the Confederate flag, with the
letters *. c. c." on each bar, the name
Of Gen. Geo. Buckley" being printed
on the top.
The General wac locked up in tho
Louisville Military Prison. Buckley is
On impudent humbug, rs we'll "a a con
summale rascal. He Waited Southern
Kentucky during the summer Of 1860
for The purpose Of organizing his clan o
Villains, known rs Knights of the Colder
Circle. AT one of his appointments b,
was confronted by a Union speaker, whit
denounced him TO his face, as a swindler
and fairly skinned the General alive
Buckley took sick and fed pricipitately, a
the crowd vas disposed TO lynch him
In a speech which he made in Hopkins
Vile, we heard him state that there werr
at that time over 10000 Knights in Indi
ana, and about the same number in Hin
OILS, and Ohio. We supposed tlat tn
fellow was lying, for The iurpos
Of inducing persons to join Lis OrUer, blu
subsequent developments have induced
us 20 believe his statement. Durin.
Bickley's missionary tour through thi
part of the country, be was accompanie
by a woman, whom he passed for hi
wife. So great was the enthusiasm fc
the illustrious Knight that he was re
ceived into the best Southern Rights fam
lilies, honored with elegant dinners an
suppers, and was the earessed roommaI
of fashionable rebelIious young ladieI
II turned out very soon that the wOma
was not only Bickley's mistress, but
most accommodating prostitute. TheI
was much excitement in rebel upperter
dom when this discovery was made, an
Mrs. Gen. Buckley was suddenly droT
ped. The mex we heard of Buckley wa
through an advertisement in the Nash
vile Onion d american, a few weeks al
Ter, publishing him as q cheat and i'm
poster. He lie no doubt a spy, an il
former, a conspirater, and a traitor, an
we hope that the authorities will civ
him the benefit Of a speedy rope.
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When Andrews, the mob orator, was
arrested, he denounced the act As "arbi-
trary and unconstitutional" ItAppeaB
that tho fellow used to be a speaker az
the Peace Meetings Of the Cooper Insti-
tuto
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NOTICE.

TIVE PARTIES TO III FOLLOWING CLAIMS
L filed with the Board Of Claims, al the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket will be taken up
for Investigation as follows, and they are requested
to be present with their witnesses
iaimantsf failing TO be present with their witnesses
as notified viii Ind their claims laid over TO the last
OF the Docket.
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TNR W A. CHEATgAM Is associated in the ptac
~ tics Of medicine and surgery with DR.. ". ~.
Bowling. nfloe corner OF High aud Union streets.
Residence No. . High street, nearly opposite Episco
pal church. julJ 22-lw
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E SHIELDS g. CO.
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF
Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, and
Varieties.

AAflllt BE SOLD this morning. July %, 1853, at
W half past . o'clo 4, at out Auction Rooms a
well selected atnek Reasonable and q sirHble goods;
alarg iuVOice ut lsGfes' and misse,' Gaiters, hoots,
ana eiiplSrs. ul he very best makes q largo con
signueut 81 Org indies, lawns, pad, striped, and
plain Cambrics, and laconets. iiareges, rucalg, aud
many other Dress Goods OF choice styles. Also, a
large lot Of ~Ready-mAde Clothing, TO suil thu season,
Stationery Nctions, ctc.. etc
also, an extensive sale II Groceries and Furniture
on saturday July 25th.
q - SHIELDS q .
iHlt - - Oppn.ite Sswanee.
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STATE Og TENNESSEE, RlvlpsON COUNTY, s.:
NOTICL.

DOBIN COCkBELL can find out whore his Express
III License Is by calling at the Union Office and
paying for this advertisement
luly93 1t
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Highly Interesting from Rebel Pa
pors-GrORns aud Despair OF the
Charleston Traitors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Master Commissioners Sale.

s.ss, ". :, :, Qs.-as sl,... !, = -5t,.
Daniel Decker 81 a5sdo .s4soc r. sseesrr;M
DEEiRTUEeORsAN 0nDEks OF sALR
franklin county, Ohio, u viii oner for Sais st The
door % he 0ouxt House. n he 0ty Of Columbus,
Ohio en- Ts4103 ~ %1iaa ;at. ,N9Tt -a.I2J
5Atasdsy. the aslst dS3cof January. A. d.
,7ssafo buG bnai1sati1t63 G9sssy tdzl 30 s. 5gJ
seYSkassfS ,,s6s tsiiSwiss ds.albsd raj ssa.s,
h1s county Of R,snkiia, end etsts Of ohis, %
psst q 10 y. No. 80, 10 shs cty ot ooidnbus, -
ginning At point on the south iue Of Gay street md
tie north line Of aid lot 90 feet gtnehs Wssf from the
northeast Of said lot funuine Shsnce west on
the aid noA line Of ssN lot % .eet AIde inehoss
thence sop feet apd incles 70 the Aouh lips Of
lot; theme east v, ssjd Tine 90 feet and ipches:
shsEce north @ feet aud lpehes 10 the pisee Of begin
nihg;s bepE the es half 6 ED ln iog so. uao ess 3,
feef ard 9inehel heretopre conveyed To- the Trustee
d the RIfst Ooioled hsptat Church 0f Go lambas b
sahnel Ptks, b. dsSd ds cd psby % te4l, bsipF s
,ams snds order alto b. oopveye Aforesaid 70 Jknss
sl.sk and ssfHhIhs bsilss, ts'rs II aaapaA osAzk,
z aSpr,is.a q. 500 %. slas tiaa.1o asAs 3o1 4
-i5fpr.55 5iSss5sGialW. HUFFMAN ssrtr, .3sl
~ yl.I5, sa9s2lcas 90 and Master cemmissionsr.
PriIterS tees es.oo .a.s - ;l4t n saglaiao
oseS0-dN1M 1MsAsot Hid ad4bsasn5 staC .as-T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
0iSH:::.ss:.sEs S::.s tszsEls'i; sslsl D.ss ss1'
~, faraly sIs' FITS, etc.

fFxSs b.. kIF: gasdss. ls0slsreul cinada
Too much cannot 10 szid of your Pills Or the Of
onstiueess. Ifqhbr6 dostr f1sArnit yhhte ffi 4efn
a. efccous have thsy should jolp me IA pr9flahI
ing for 3hH eie4t Of 1l hnuCfh lee hho loli
that eompaln which, although bad enough In Itself Is
the prugenitos Of others that believe
reness eorgsts N the lysy but yPpr ps siset that
organ and edfc tie dlsea3e -, :. =. .-s,isdat,5T
az n sielfneo .tocl edi 10 edoA - aLe1loald 4
1sRmn Mrs. q s2saars f1hpoidaE GEE. at2ssfA sas1AH
find one or two largo doses Of your Pl kst 6f IN.
proper time excellent pronoiiyes " the na seer'
bon when wholly or partially suppresast and Sso very
efecnal 10 odnss the aonii,A and sspel pdlr& They
somnch tho bssr physis.Ns have ttss ktecpusand
no other To- patensa 70 snl 81 -.y-4fs sdl II le
F,ea 9s R.s Dr. AHsxS n " Aststdi.s n Ais sssqpt
PULASKI fousE azappall. On, Jan q 1850; q |.
fiosnREp sIRi Should s u1gra.sfnl sor tih Isi'd
yohr skill has brought msif did not lRt my case to
you cold settled Ia my limbs aud btduSht on eIcru
Chatting aearaigie palms. whb ended in ka1ogic
itan. NDtEfthstanding Ihsd the bssto fr
di5eass grew and unt BY ta q you
excellent agent In baltimore Dr. Mnckspze, trisd you
In the use Of them, am nov entirely well
T,srEATE cnAsmEs, Ration Isnws Iasse pgRte,o-
R1easats 6aas "a 5aiSAif aSsIss 81 5l
GrySot.lT NJ % Ia u Ai1il = y
- s-r aeatsd 9aia,s7:S h1s MO u 3ltl 9nf DIV
A7 Most of the Pills 10 maritet confain. .1rfcnrys
which, althqush, yanalle gpppedy n skfl hands. 70
dangerous IN u PUBLIC plil. non fle dreadful cpnse
sqtnSices thap fssqteatiy ~ sis1s lfess
sc6nnhd no nerrify dfnslAhfAI iniellho wtGssGb
Price. a5 cents per Bon. n Y 1nzss As vi
Prepared ~ M 10. Azxa ssco. Lowell, liaia
Gno to5 sAIs b. g. EOBBKre. ooipRbns- ind b ell
dsaissf 5hRfnAs 1aflNnMRSzzkA r4NH4
April D. d&ssosiy- z - -. = -s-ST
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sLEEPiNea CARS ON NIGHT N TRAINS

1 n. Z 11T79- Il7. -T--IV'~ T----- 10 1TnTT M
IL For flrtnsI Information and Throngh Tickets
apply to ID Z. DoHRRTY, Ticket Agent, Onion Depot
Te P.w. sTRADHR, ,TET ID
Isi... ssasni Ticket Agent Cincinnati.
Jlgo, ". D0HRRTT, r-;
=. --, AGENT oolumSna,
.@ss 5sg, Cd .ge.z n. ": WOODWARD,
~ 80 superintendent, Cincinnati.
o,lnnsas Dec. n 1853.
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- q raInllH .PhysIc.
I,unlp,. z. IE 1fhyt,arsalt; lVsIe 0IleaHss

Eve Dr. II WfhStHcgN' t'sD eg}"@- ey}s""@-
vour Ps aro The prince q .purg Their % S5.sl'y,,'
orsIltIss surpass any catharte We posaeea Ihey nv
lld bat yory cgr.i6 and efsctnd N thelr acton @" tt
bowels, ahic6 ,nakss them te u n tbs oSs
treatment Of diseeast ii Scisgeas as .ygg.4 .lss
HeaAasIA, rs Headache sFont skomncil.
~ hsscs ~ 1sssd Ba Z, y d.sS ,,SST
usa mo Arm & I n you s'Et tq: i,ilh
hnse ossSi WIN your pilts INN p ~ alttg% ~
srs- trs viii pIraatirs p1ce great depei
den,s o an eiIs6fuf catkut Ia my daily Contest viii
dlsease anA believing az DO that your ps w.
teat We have, I Of course value thom highly.
@Y PrTreBuRa, Pa, Mey \ IVY
IN 10 AsrR Aeirt I havo bean repeatedly cured oi
the wst ksaiacks any body have by dpae &C TWO
a your Pa. Il seems 10 aTso f1si a foUl stomach
which they cleanse nt once. ~, - -s.s :. $1,000.
Yours with graat respect : I'D: ". PRERLE,
-. 40 - zaztSit Clerk II Skm1 & c'arEH.
Bnlous Dlsordsrs-- Liver compIsintss
r r F.pa d.. zsodOss Bel, ef Hs'o'Ihfs org. 6t
Not only are your Iallsianifabiy sABpta ftI.
ppas as an aperient, hut find their
tho liver very marked Indeed. Thov Lave 10 my piac'
tioo proved more eeeta fSr te cure Of t.oss com
pIaiis than any renoIy1 n osD ineton. s!nestsy
rJoce that have Ut enLl ,purgtiye wliishls wor
,by The cunldence Of the profssioh ani Tie People.
Il. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
NOURTH TRAIN,

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS Of 400 .. NJ, stop.
Din OF eli stations betseen oolumbub aud oincinnau
arriving At Cincinnati at 30 p, sonnsetrS Of Lon
dop for sphns1eld' ;, ,. 80. ,.-- y. t...-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

FIRST TRAIN

MIGHT EXPRESS. Wis Dayton st leo o. q. stop
ping at London, xenia DaytonI Mid lletown and Ham
iton afrivtns d Qtpciphah at " mi connecting
directly snb 0hi snd MtsSssppi railroad fo Louisville,
az 'vng Atsts Lani, ct 10 30 pcm At Day oi at rs
q ra., aid at indianapolis at p5ja. m connecting
vita train, Lafayette, rerre aauts, Chicago, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
THIRD TRAIN.

nAH ExPRBss q. p. a.. stopping at Jererscn,
Lon ION, Charleston, xeuia, spring Valley, ooraln,
Morrow, south LstAnon, Fosters b"velaud Gam,
Denpls9u and Milford also at Al thu sa ions between
Xenia aud Dayton; arrives 81 0lnclunAti 20 o: m
conneei ing Eh the Ohio md Mississippi hs'lToad fc'
Loe bsile s Louis sod 0a'vo: ARR Ing at St Louis ai
i0aS Am. at d, too At ts5 p. m 81 tudiapspoiis
9?5 NIL connecting for Lssyets, Terra hau q, Chi
cago eto. 49, .r..--.. ..r ......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
{ a Y ER'lso
..CATHARTIC
I, ,,..,PTT3I9S:.a !,

'52Ie @--N,esssNTs s3ii
( ,SlssIII !, n. ss.;Sa yoi. ,i1s, aetIs, ,sps'
|, i,oeiplIalpIpaf, Afs you sit ~
J, order, vida you, siein ~
siF;il,lgsd aud yplr feelings un;
|. t,ips al, Sften thv prelude % 3.
: serlyps ilhtss, Some bt 81
jsiaiypsAs a ereepiug upon ypu,
,;a.kad, siiould BY avettss W s
y timely use ,pf ths, right rem
,sdy. !, Take Ayers, pi.s md
ecleanSe out the ,lis0ydered iiv
rs - purify the Blood, and
4 }t,,the hai.li ,lnoya pn unob
1Sfintfcl III ,bealtlr agalii.
4 Ti,ey stimulate tlIe fdnstionnss,
III tie body olvigerc,.s 40 70,
|. ftiyity, purify tho hysteni fi'cm
|FfL.H - -. aasNaAasImI nIaHaIlaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

-. y az lsIdS .3|F,stS's',FV'55', ~
DyssntaEy, Diarrhnab aReiazs %'orns.
aazr.iu, fs@a lsJcScefeaAee Gsea1epa 10 s1gssl
-Four Pills have bad s,lpng itlel " tns psess4 spa
ever found Their altesetiSs esct upop the liter iue.
tem an sxcslent rsuiedyy when gwen m anl dpses lI
bilious dvssferg ard dtcyrk0l. Their sugar-coaaine
a v,,a,,at a,,.l ciiLlrurl-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
j WHO sHOUID USE
DR.. ]. B0vEE D0DS'
.1a Z vHaErARr1R
IMPERIAL WINE RITTERS9

An Hhp y. sll,cAsa gith Incuimsx oonsanption o.
Weak Lungh Ehopnusa .hew.- asr. rs31,4lI
All Who SnnaI from Weak etomAchs IndigesHon DYE
pspxia on plea ehouA uss thsm. 'e = 3IP E
Igr Al who szan FROM faenagnl or ncrvouaDohi
aostisssas As night Want Of eoep, b., should ~
An psnsns vhs ass eaataiscsntsitG svsr On ONE,
dolneD bhoul1 ute thems4 81 "a 81 20 e H4 SAAi 4
hipistau Of the qQspeh kAaysu. Lsctureu, and q
oabliD speAken lhonA nse fhalnss . < ~, g,-,s y 4
Book ksepsn, sad al pcrtons leading ssdsntAzv u
ghsaSedsnd ronm shcnld lis, tnsza. 30 sostcBo
Az who sequire rtimulsnt ogtopio shpniA nse thsu
An WHO are addicted 70 the use of srdsnt pith and
vi1A . otniorm, shouM uB6 than.
aThoy are msdecl apufs nhafV Wih1s ehd a tho NJ
dyo plants end haEbG M tho spdnfry, and ahoud BE- re
ofnmnndpd ~ epperance, sccictiaN olerEymcp, rhBl
ia9s and ~ hiehds o. huRentGs : - !, -
They Are pApaiEd b an efpsfencc8 and Uiltut pk,
.can end, AaAa from thsiS medcnit psupef-ss 6xe
most peyssaes end get q msdinns, ore q,
pnooent and hAkmleila - The dewso Of heaven. - s,
Sold hy draggiS6 KsnbIflly.
pGHARtRs WDDuTRiD : 90; Prspristas,
i'faA gs5s William ~, New York. !
ROBKRTg . SAMUEL, Agents,
Columbus, Ohie
ecsssa1wiN aaaE as;34. l4 u.Esi3 saE
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zWOROESTER,S
Royal QUART0D

4VIAIVUAhlVUIUllVNAhA"
11thas iatssi--.Trhs riafysss--Ysshs Ssss;,
The Ohsapest Because the Best,
ssThs most Reliable standard Au-
shority OF the EnGiTsh Laneuago.r
So Rss.drs6 AniAsst Educators OF 0Aio,
'sTfn snsr HEaLIsH DICTIONARY HxTANT."
go y srGyy Asa 1swysOAsrs. :
I.1aso sn upwards Of . Hundsed rncusapd WordS,
Vhr1o mulfaroas meanings and dorivntions together
.ith ss, &. SSusS: 'ina and pronan'iA'a s' clearly
.,,. 0Asotsaaa Cbmmsroial
3sad ~ bsctssons e5 &c Asmbws Of ~ ono Ssdss
f'tt u 2b0ohsr's Assootdtt0n.
Tho undensned membsn Of the Ohio State TeacherS
Aesocinten, adopt and am % In teaohng writing
Te.essisIs Rsyai oasTo Dlctonary. and ae @osi COR
euv recommend y ., the most reliable standard an
4 okeL 0,
Loars 2rpauws, Pr sdspt Kenyon College.
n. D. LsssErI, saPerintendent zAnesville sShooh.
u. =. oowpERI, 6up't Public Schools, sandusky,
JoHn LYAcu, eupt Public Schools oircleyillo.
8. N. aASgoRD, Principal olevsAod Rsmale ssminA
VIZ. MrroErLl, eup't PublIc Schools, Mt. Union. 81
Jom oapw, Principal State Normal echoOi, Mime
orsSsNAsos, Principal Soarth rassmedlss School,
H. GAsFIn egcastar uni6a suaSos. } l3 -
1DwI nssAL. Principal MsNesly Normal sehco.;
WEN nDwAaps, gupt Troy Union echool. 80
A, a. Ho'Hp', Principal West aish School ol,ve-
.: A. HoAsos, Assoosts Principal High School olSyo-
REopsas ssnAlus. Principal Hlgh sshOoi, oisgs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-24
From Fredericksburg.

FRNEEICK:BUaa Jan 23-The Yankees are
building immense warehouses; at Aqua Crack, re.
pairing and re6ting tie railroad to the point cp'
p,site this place, and building bus and other more
permanent conveniencss for their army. These
prepsrsti,ns. together with the erection Of keavy
batteries in front. indicate the. their present Ike
has zen established ss the per,a base Of op,
rot Ions for the winter.
A new earthwork, with several guns ir position,
] lat below Falmouth, was visjtla yesterday.
Considerable bodies of troops havs bssn moving
up the oppotite bank for two OF three days past.
large dwelling hou se. wasd By Sidney Oweng,
was burnt yesterday raorring. TIE fee caused g
loaded shell, that had been thrown In during thu
late battle, 70 explode. The long roll was beat on
both sd Of tbs river, and the Yankees, aa~ci as
oa.se'ves, fell Immediately into line of battle, and
for Zine Con siderable excitement prevailed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-24
GEN EaaL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA.
psInAY. Ianus.y ga

ftIDAY, Isnua'y sd
Ers.T,. - Ee4 sts M. at y O clcek ana was call
Cd 70 trisr ty s.r. Johnson sf Bedford. End Open
e3 with prayer BIZ Eev. O h. RrAa.
sae til allowing a~ah ] gherntsn TO yemsve
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-24

The Fight Between the Alabama and this
Hatteras
NOZZLE, Ian. 2}-The evening papers contsiu a
eorrssponce1es Of the Nsw Orleens Della. dated
Gs.vssSon, January 1871 which says the rebels oe
eupy the city with force OF 500 to 7,c0o mem
TIE ely ID well fortified with batteries all roand.
The gunboat Hatterss went In chase of q
strange sail on Sunday evening and heavy firing
was soon after he ard.
The sloop-of. war Brooklyn and the gunbcat
sciota started in pursuit, and picked mp boat
containing an officer and Ave men. belcr ug to
the Hattcras who reported that the Hstseras
ranged alongside OF tn. s:rspge steamer, when the
stranger opened furious f-e on the Hatteras, a1d
in about twenty minutes the Ea!teras stopped,
evidently crippled. The Brooklyn and 6c;o.s
c-used all night and found the Ha.seras in nise
fsthoms water.