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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

IIOUSE and lot On the North side Vi lie ia'A
II pike IeasilSy 70 the CkAl Pits, aud araf -
chester, at a,sclsoa.--l Will sell upon the prnsp
on Friday The 18th Sept, II az O'Clock, lbs 70.
story fransed dwelling, with = rooms, i"es'sa .
above we'll e0closed, = good garden ATTACHED sSs
we'll u excellent water The lot fronts w ire' so
runs back ls5 feed. Immediate posxaa gwen
1ERxs--M Made known on day VI sale
sc l5--tds JAS n TAYLOR, AHs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

r AHan na1L le1Aa1 - 49, = Aaslls.-
Il ~ ~ suAoGgl8 HGe1n9 eonelo1e6 - -
eS61fnus pauDt spssa1111& vi s11 ~ 49, q
l1blis aaaaisA . tsae1I. - 1sth q ~ Dsessat
noath, tuo spsspa1 Ussns, 10 ~ Ievse ed Of
0oochlasA eoasty, ens santsfning 10 acss heated
on III River road, - mi1es fsem ~ city u Rich
moed and oas nile fton u Jaoss kivsg Caoai
Said fl = has saGleisst quality a wood and
tiaber, good dvelisg houss ard nses.axy ont
houses. The open Isad isin Ans coadition. The
other IL locstei on Janss river, "A niss from Rich.
knond, coataiDing rs aeref, consisting Of Janes
river low erouads opss high land, original growth.
and imbsrsd iana Of the latter there are about 10
acres. This farm. known ss the Ryensld trset, 10
in good condition. the soil or spsDdid quality snd
well adapted to al the usual crovs ard has Oh Il =
email dwelling house; also. sstesm saw mill IN full
Operations. lmmediately sitter the sale Of The said
farms, will sell lot Of teams wagons, harness,
&c; sso large rich OF wheat straw ard other pro-
vendsr. The sale Will take place 1t tk ssw mill
the kyefsld tract, about half mile above P0selPl
tavern. Persons wishing To purchase eau visit and
view aid farms before the day Of sale.
TKRMs-Made known On the day Of sale, or suited
10 the accommodation Of the purr haser.
wv WALTON,
J SAUNDERS,
re l5--eod.ts J II ELLIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

BIZ .Sumster d Ayeats, AMctimeery,
Corncr Main and 18th SITS.
A UCTI0N bale Of Dry uOGds. Boots and Shoes,
IA Fancy Goods. ke--Ws Will seH ON Wednes-
day next, the 10th inst. At our warehouse. com.
meucing ut "a o'clock. general assortment OF
Dry Goods,
Boots aud shoss
Hats,
Fancy Goods,
Notions, Ae.
Particulars will appear on Tuedsy.
sel4 SUMNER 4 ARENTS, Auet0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15
MILITARY NOTICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., r a company to be at
W. tached 90 the battalion Of Lt-CGl Elliott
No le except those between the gss q Is aud IL
aud a. and IS rsce we'd. They are ior duty il aud
around the city Of Richmond $50 bounty; rations
aud cicthing furnished. Apply 70
N NJ ASTON,
Jefferson + o, POWhstsn county;
or to any Of the following persons:
JAMES ATKINSON,
Powhatan county;
PS WREAN,
&c l5-2ts Danville Depot, Richmond, Va.
q TTENTION-Mayor's Mounted Gaard-Meet GU
drill. BY order 0f Capt ENeaI'H
Sc l5-2s J h ADAMS, OS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

LrOR RENT af aaetios.--l will rent st sssD :.
on Wednesday, The 10th sept, ct o'sssa
the PREMISE. % Brock Avenue. betwses CssJ -
Leigh streets, fos ~ nOnths. very Hsst ssa -
f.stab:e Brick Dvslltsg, With rooms
diats possesstoo gives. ..
NJ IA - JA& ~ TAfLOh, Auss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15
By 1asuy d Williams, Aasetioaseers,
Corner 18th aud Gary ets

Corner 18th aud Cary stsl
IN Thursday next, tue nth lust, We Will have our
" usual auction sale oi
Groceries,
Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco,
Liquors, &C
Hay ing large line Of ine Manufactured Tobacco TO
offer we oller unusual advantages IN holders oi To-
bacco to dispose OF Their stock at this gale, and re-
quest that they notify us ot the cousignments rs
early possible So that they may be duly adyeT-
tised 1ARDY " WILLIAMS,
sc IL Auctioheers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

TREASURY NOTES PRIOR TO APRIL,
lS63.-The last Legislature of Virginia
passed a law to prohibit the issues OF
Confederate Treasury notes prior to
April, 1863, from being received in pay
ment of taxes and other dues of the
State Yesterday it was repealed by the
House of Delegates passing the Senate
bill amending the act imposing taxes for
the support of Government, so as to au-
thorize the sheriffs OF the Commonwealth
to receive all issues Of the Confederate
Treasury in payment Of taxes and public
dues. This puts these notes on the same
footing as Confederate bills of more re-
cent dates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15


III AN1SOME Pianos, Furniture, &c. far s.,.
II auction II will sell at IL ociocs ON r sss
the 18th inst, at my store a',
handsome pianos IN mahogany Casa
} handsome Get Pal4Or furniture con,.,
fete . teie,S spring seat chars and r,.s'avs
chair Ass
Walnut extension table, bedstesds
Carpets, rugs, crOcksry aud glassware
Several excellent cooking stoves
Besides general assortment 81 other articles Of
Household aud kitchen furniture
will sell the pianos al III O'Clock. one If x,..,
q octave, IN complete order, and has y,ry h.s
some cover. lse lal PiEAsANTS. Az, A1
By Thomas W. Keesse, Auetiove-r
lOfiice corner of 18th and Cary SIS
"A DNINISTRATORsS sale Of Household yn,,,,..
IN at auction-Wiil be sold GU Tuesday mo..'sO
september 18th, commencing at 10 ocioct :, -.
Cary aud Canal, q lot Of Household Furniture Wv.
sisiing in part VI
Superior mahogany wardrobe
81 sideboard aud china press
Fine book case, chairs
Feather bed, Tumbers
Goblets, cups AND saucers
Plates, dishes, sc.
sel2 THOS W KEEsEE, Aus,r
By Gas r. WortAam 4 Co., Amfr,
DAMAGED Sugars for Sale On Tuss,,.v ~.
- 18th day Of Sept, 1868, at IL o'clock N =, ,ss
Tobacco Factory Of Plea ants 4 Yrayser. on mn
street. between Main and PrAnklin in he c;t y ~
Richmond, shall sell ut public auction ON sceonn,
Of whom it may concern, fifteen he sfesds a sue,
damaged by water in transit from Pstersburr :,
Richmond, via the river.
LEWIS Ii PaAYsER.
CHAs T WORKMAN 4 Co, Aucrs. seli-,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

DUBIIC Sale oil Real kxtate 10 Fredericksburg -
The subscriber acting as agent for Mrs Eliza
Maury, will sell at public auction, IN the town Of
Fredericksburg, on Friday, 1ath day Of September,
1868 the dwelling house and oa adjoining the Gtzens'
Hail, iii Said town, now ia the occupancy u Mss
Mary vass Terms made known Oh day Of sale.
Sc 15---3tt JOHN u hkRNDON-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

u - n 1S1,Ier. - -. -:

c1vU1xY.elvB A9Oe ~
. - Y@k n,vW 1870 ~ ~ = e
= 10, e 80. = ~, X MN d. = 49, -
Eaaes, ] WIN oGss fw ~, 80 ~ syaN
49,. nssssasy. sls lesa ssps.nsef, = * 49, 9
8 ssses $50 - - - asa, y avs ". M =
about - acres, b . nsu fssaasI dysiiss.. osaoA(
iDg six !Afge and three small rosns. ~ Z. 49,
eary sf-houses. A pat or Ne - =. - ssssui
my ence Terms cash. y Ma 4
se S--sds Jas u TAY1na
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

THE New GOVERNOR OF Texas Pen
dleton Murrah, the newly elected Cover
nor of Texas, is native Of Bib county,
Ala, and is about 40 years Of age. He
graduated at Marion, Ala, and entered
upon the practice Of the law. He migra,
ted to Texas in 1S49 or 80, and located
in Eastern Texas, where he acquired a
high reputation in his profession, and be-
came at an early day representative in
the legislative halls of his adopted State.
He was chairman Of the House commit
tee on the Kansas resolutions, during the
discussion of this agitating question, and
took strong grounds in favor Of the vital
rights of the South, and their defense by
force of arms. lie is man of great ac-
tivity and energy. He takes office OH the
meeting of the Legislature in November
next, for the term Of two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15
EDUCA TIONAL.


MRS MARY ANN JEFfoRD's schoo, for girls
lvl will open on the first Monday in October, in
the bulldog now occupied by Mr. Deverenx, on
Grace street. between 7th aud Sth Apply to WA
JOHNSON, corner OF Marshall aud Adams.
WIN JOHNSON'5 School for boys will open ut
the same time, corner Of Marshall und Adams
Only few vacancies left Number limited t, fl
teen. Sc l5-2aw2w*
M C Ii o o.
L. ID colofed CoUdge Broad street, third daor trioo
tie African Church.
Tue next session Vi tuis School viii commence on
Thursday, the let of October Terms as moderate
as the times will allow. Sc l5-lawaw"
CCHOOL for Young LADIES',
~ Corner OF Grace aud Foushee SITS.
The duties of our School will be resumed OH the
LIST Of October. For particulars apply at the insti
tUtion. GOklUN,
Sc l4--l5ts "A ERICSSON.
nRIVArE SCHOOL I'm the nrst Monday la &C
tober, the Misses LlZZiE and "a Lille GRAF
TAN will oDen q S. hoOl for u limited number IF
young ladies, at their residence sth str. e. be.
tween Franklin and trace sc lI-4ts
AHRs ACGARi will resume. the dates u her
lvu school on the LIST Of October Residence on
4th Street, Candles Hill Sc 9-GiA
COUrHEKN Female Institute,
~ Richmond, Va.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the lst Monday in October, and close the Let of
July, 1864 For terms apply 10
sc its ID LEE POWELL, Principal
MRS BENNETr'S School for Boys will reopen On
NA Monday, the 5th OF October. The location viii
he given III a lew days. twenty tive pupils will be
received. For particulars apply TO Mrs u, at the
residence Of Dir James II 0ardner, on Broad street.
Sc ll--2tFr&Iua
MISS HARRIET SHEPPARD will re open her school
AVA for small Girls the first Monday ia October, At
her fathers residence, the corucr Of 18th and
Broad streets. sc 3-law4wh
1NiSS E L READ will resume the duties Of her
lvl sch Oh Tor girls aud small boys the 18th Vi
September, on 4th street, 6ambies Hill. Terms
made known on application, payable quarterly IN ad
vance. Sc 7-eod6aS
CT MAKY'S COiLEGE, Coiunbia, y. C.-fhis in
~ stitutlon will re- open on the LIST VI September,
lo63 Board and taition per session OF dye months,
$3.50. The German, spanish, French, Italian aud
Hebrew languages form each an extra charge VI SO
per session. Washing viii also be extra charge Each
studeHt will supply his own bedding. Payment in
ali cases invariably IN advance. No allowance for
absence execp ia cases Il sickness or expulsion
Pupils will he received only between the ages u
and Is years. Day scholars are charged per session:
Senior class $50; junior class So preparatory class
$40. Rev. ] UCONNE1L,
~ 16-eOd2w> Preeident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

r. MRS RIND. widow Of tho late Samuel
Rind, ESQ, Of Richmond, Va, Il In the city, she
3 AVERIL.
90 l4-2tt Ordnance Master 0ehsis Once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

TN justice to my son, john G Gooisby / deem It
Nceessary TO contradict the report circulating
through the city Of my CONS deserting He was
caught on the retreat from Maryland and is cundued
al the Old Capitol prison, in Washington, o 9, with
s0O Of our prisoners. received & letter from him
by Tag Of truce Sunday evening. dated July 24th.
SC l5-lts TkIOS GoOISBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15
HORSES, &C., FOR SALE

HORSES, &c., FOR SALE.
EOk Saie-TwO No Horses, years Old each; q
> medium size Mare, 9. years old and two sets
Wagon Harness and Wagon. Apply al
RA l. DABNEY'S,
&c 1S-2ts corner Broad and 7th streets
Il lNE Horse for saie.-l have sman black Stal-
y lion, accustomed 70 army usages, for private
sale 1t the stable Of Ar Hjx corner 10th and Cary
- l6.3lf
rrOR SALE-A good and reliabls Family Horse.
perfectly sound, and works well 10 any sort 81
vehicle; ALSO rides well. Applyt to
u SrARkE, Agricultural store,
90 l4-6ss 3 dO0rs above q Charies Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

VALuADIE House and La On Grace sei - ~, -
,lscsion. via sels svoa The promises, ~
day l7th feptenabes, ~ o'caoch ,, -, sssss
private ressdeere IocateA - above, asd u
uceapieA ~ NJ 4 4 Hashs fhn tsopssv
well known that Il o deesasd ssoecsssary " s"'
inseuse description q \.
IA JnTAYlOa, Ases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

! =
CUoSuTUTE Wanted.--A vHginiap, over - year,
- u age, Who " willing - Substitute tOr the var
M be md liberal price ~ celling upon ~ +
j3Ospahl Ne ~, between The hours of and 10 =,
fRoS u00 witt Friday. % 16-N
CU0anUf8 Wna1ed-Sur wh0m : likeFai prtce
- y specis viii " paid. Appay u Thu 0dlce = II
IN, ~ leth ~. - lt--1tt
GUns1lIUIn - - VII " laM for nubati.
~ 49, uAa y over - yeass Otd. AppH = CHR.
49, 1spAal, ~ diysi0a, uara :, kscA1aed. ".
. - 5--<ns JoNS Nn3000AAAD.
II CAm--A hdy nth NJ OK = u)iling II
~ - - ~ Geat1sgHes, tAey fssNisAine IN
-. 80 - - sasviess. IT, te1a ~ gessgsseoB
Z = n ~ y 80 eivea Avpay iu1m11f9eGlf. ADAss
ReSs1a- - issS5 JEsSsT !. ~ ssSSivsz -
H - - ~ ~ pasAnGa
= lS-llt ~ "a SeE12s...s.
Will Tsssivs aaethss - - egs;snS. ~
llAtt tk1l - t6vs y slass 49, y-rv- -
Shenc4 o. netMe ~ aa1e, y el6a61ena1ls =. RI
lae -. - - lnanl,ste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

VSINE FURNITURE, &c, &c, at auction. On Thurs
day, the 18th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock
NJ we viii sen at the residence No III Broad street,
(s.uth side) between 5th and 9th, very desirable
assortment Of HouseliOli and Kitchen Furniture,
among which the following aud other articles VII be
found, viz:
set mahogany hair cloth chars
set faucy cane seat aud other chairs
I handsome plush covered rocker
! marble top centre table
l mahogany work stand
4 engravings (spring, summer, autumn, aud
winter)
elegant mahogany hair cloth gotta
/ mantle mirror
2 mahogany folding and other tables
l mahogany sideboard
l hat rack
60 yards mating
Bureaus, wardrobes, bedsteads
Lounges, feather beds, mattresses
Blankets sheets, towels
Class, china, and crOckery ware
Knives, forks, &c
1 large cooking stove and utensils; in good or
/ refrigerator
A lot Of school aud miscellaneous books
ALSO,
s bbls (GallegO Mis) family hour
l Dbl cotiee sugar.
sel5 WILLIAMSON l. CO, Auctrs
BIZ IiW Dickinson Il Co ANfyS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

RICHMOND, September II, 1868.
EXCHAk0E NOTICE., No 6-fhe following Con
- federale officers and men, captured at Veksburg
Mss July 4th, 1868, aud subsequently, paroled,
have been duly exchanged, aud are hereby go de-
ciared.
l The Gsacers and men OF Gen c l. Stevenson
division.
2 The oikicers and men OF Gen Bowen's division
g. The Gsacers aad men Of Brig Gen Aoores bri-
gsde.
T. The oincers aud men Of the ID Texas regiment.
g. The oi1cess andrmea0f WAITS legion.
g. Ako, all Confederate Olfieefs and men who have
been delivered Il City Point al any time previous 10
July 2sah, 1852 have been duly exchanged, and arc
hereby 80 declared. RO Oul.D,
fe 14-6t Agent ~ Exchange
IL GouthsEn papers copy slx times and send blaia
u the War Department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

VX3 ILL be sold at our Office on Wednesday next,
w at 10 orc ock, three valuable Negroes, belong
ing to the estate Of Edwin Lawrence, decd One Is
first rate cook washer and ironer, and another u
superior dining room servant.
HILL, DICKINSON 4 %, AuCtfs,
Sc l5-td For X Yarbr0ugh, Admir-
h1U Seamstress for sale Il will sell at the office
~ OF Hnl, Dickinson Co. Oh Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock a valuable Woman, with her four
children She is about IS years OF age and Is trst
rate seamstress JNOC ApPEkSON, Admir-.
Hill, Dickin x Co, Auct'rs. Sc 16-tds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17

Pursuant to call the Freemen of the Sd
district met in mass convention at Hyde
park, on Friday, the 10th day of July, 1868,
at II o'clock A. NJ.
The convention was called to order by
Samuel Cheney, Esq, of Derby Line, and
Hon George Wilkens of Stowe was chosen
president of the convention.
Edward A. Sowles, ESQ.,, of St. Adams,
and S. Howard, Esq, of Hydepark were
chosen secretaries.
The Hon Portus Baxter, of Derby Line,
was unanimously nominated as candidate for
member of congress.
Hon Portus Baxter, being present was
called upon and addressed the convention at
length.
The following gentlemen were chosen vice
presidents of the convention:
| Fer Chi.tenden County, Hon VIM Miller
Lamoiile, Hon Elisha Bentley Franklin, \.
S. Hyde, Esq; Essex, George W. Hartshorn
/ ESQ.,; Orleans, Hon Simeon Albee; Grand
Isle, Hon Ira Hill.
! The following gentlemen were chosen Z
committee to draft resolutions:
J George n. Dale, Esq. of Essex County, J.
( T.. OICAef hiali, 41si-, vi oiieauS NouHtN, lioi
John A. Child, Of Lamoille County, &. w
Bromley, Esq, OF Chittenden County, Jed
?. Ladd, Esq, of Grand Isle County and \
F. Wood, Esq, of Franklin County.
The following district committee were cho
sen for the ensuing year VIM Harmon
ESQ.,, of Shelburn Worthington c. Smith
ESQ, of St. Adams; John P. Sar,Ie, Esq, o
Barton; S. NJ. Pennock, Esq, OF Morris
town, s. \. Gilkey, Esq, of Island POND
Hon o. 6. Wheeler CT South Hero.
! The committee on resolutions, presented
the following report which was unanimous.
adopted:
Resolved, That heartily endorse the resolutions Of III
late State convention held Burlington and adopt then
- the resolutions OF this convention.
Eesolve d, That :- .haus- of the people Of this ro
res.onal district dr- Present representative il
congress, the Hon PTu Baxter for the ALE ad efcie,l
manner la which he as performed The srduou duties
tentali upon that position: and that gratefully
knowledge his kind AID ;;nrin ,fcr;s in behalf of
sick aud wounded soldier, and heartily endorse hi
denomination.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17
The Responsibility.

1t is utterly useless to ascribe the cause of
the bloody riot in New York to the conscrip-
ton act, to abolitionist, or to any thing but
the damning treason of the Press of which
the World is representative and of artful
demagogues of whom Fernando Wood and
James Brooks (orator at the late copperhead
convention in this state) are worthy leaders.
They have been infaming the minds of the
ignorant and vicious for months with articles
and speeches melting resistance to the gov
eminent. Their hands are now red with the
blood of innocents. They have sown to the
wind let them beware lest they reap the
whirlwind.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17

THAT "MAUs0LEUM OF HEARTs."-It was
we'll worth the perspiration that it cost to re-
main in the crowded hall at Burling ton on
convention day, to listen to the stirring
speeches OF Dillingham;, Colby and Wood
bridge, and the convincing argument of Sena-
tor CoIlamer; but the happiest hits were by
Messer Dillingham; and Colby upon the
speech of Ex-President Pierce at Concord: in
which the former leader of the democracy
and ex founder of the copperhead doctrine
proposed as a last resort of the peace-at-any-
price party, that they should build up a
mausoleum of hearts" The absurdity and
righteousness Of this speech was aptly Ia
ken off by these gentlemen much to the
amusement of the crowd that was present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17

The members of my staff, Capt VIM Ii.
Hill, Asst Adj Gen, 1t G. w. Hooker and
G. G. Benedict, Aides de Camp, L. Clark,
Provost Marshal and 1t S. F. Prentiss, or
dinancs officer, executed all my orders with
utmost promptness, and their GOODNESS under
6re,and good example, contributed essentially
to the success of the day.
The list of casualties appended has been
prepared in haste, upon the field, and is prob.
ably inaccurate in some respects. Of those
set down as missing, but one is known to
have been taken prisoner, and number Of
them will probably appear in the lists of kill
cd and wounded when the full returns shall
have been received.
l am, General, with respect,
Your ob't servant,
G. j. STANDARD,
Brig. Gen. Cong Sd Brigade,
Sd Div, LIST Army Corps.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17
The Latest News.

A despatch was received Wednesday eve
ming that Gen. Lee had succeeded in crossing
the Potomac with his army, leaving only his
wounded and some prisoners in our hands
The feeling of regret that our great opportu'
nifty had thus slipped through our fingers was
partially relieved by the telegram Thursday
morning that Lees retreat across the river
was a complete route. If the rebel army has
successfully skeIaddled back to Virginia after
two weeks of preparation to head him off by
our government, with high water, Providence
and the heavy battalions all on our side
somebody is greatly to blame, that's all.
News comes that Port Hudson has sur
renderel-true Or otherwise.
Our gunboats have attacked Charleston
again. Morris Island is taken and our troops
are mounting large guns upon it. The rebels
acknowledge the loss Of 800 in the assault
upon the Island, and say our loss was heavy.
This news comes from Richmond papers,
signed by Beauregard.
The riot in Boston was quickly quelled b,
the military, after several of the mob were
shot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17
Vicksburs after the Siege.

NlcksBUEG, July 3. Yesterday and to-day
all has been remarkably quiet, and good feel
ing prevails. The weather is fearfully hot
Nineteen general officers have been paroled
Two Or three days must elapse before the pri
soners are sent out to their destination which
is reported to be Talladega, Ala.
Many Of them are anxious not to be parol-
ed, but wish to take the oath of allegiance
and quit the rebel service and be sent:North
The latest advices from the interior state
that Gen. Johnston is rapidly ret, ting, and
that Gen. Sherman is in hot pursuit.
Reinforcements are moving to Genera
Sherman.