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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

A DESIRABLE small Farm, SIX miles Fast from
a Richmond, at AuctioD--l will sell upon tile pre-
mises Saturday, the I'D of August, at II O'Clock
NJ, the above Farm, containing 100 acres, lying near
the Charles City road formerly owned and occupied
by Mrs Clarke, adjoining Dove Hill Or Farra, and
others. There about 60 acres cleared, the best
part Of which is under cultivation; the balance in
woods. The improvements consist Of an excellent
dwelling together with the usual out buildings. The
purchaser can have the privilege oi buying the
growing crop at valuation.
TEKMs--IAberal, and made known on day Of sale.
au Is JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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HORSES, dc, For SALE.

ErOR SAIE--A fine saddle and harness Hlrsc is per
- iectiy gentle, and warranted sound. lie is a
pheasant PAGER, am! suitable for lady
Also, heat Top Buggy and Harness. complete
the latter almost oEtirely new. Apply at No 80 Pearl
street. ly--eosl3t*
EUR SAi.k.-A splendid match Of young Horses
L and Barouche for sale. Terms made knewn on
application at my residence, on 9Th street. north OF
Leigh. au i9--n.tl WM ROBINSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

~ DOLLARS Reward.-Strayed or stolen
CU on Monday night, 18th inst, between the
gas house and toll gate, a dark brown Horse,
with some white spots on his back had on
bride and saddle The above reward will be
paid if left at the gas house, or to James Col
den's hotel. j ALLPORT.
an 1g-1tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

rOMMISSI0NERS sale Of valuable Farm Of 233 X
" acres, on the Williamsburg turnpike and York
river railroad, = miles below Richmond, and adjoiIl-
Ing the lands of John Poe and others. III pursuance
Of decree OF the circuit Court Of the county of Hen
rico, pronounced Oh the lst day Of May, 1862 in the
case Of Bowles, &c, vs. Huffman, &c, will sell at
auction the premises, on Thursday, the 21th Of
August a, l. O'Clock NJ, the valuable farm located as
above, and Formerly owned by the late James Hul-
man. deod. There is upon tie place comfortable
dwelling, together with the usual oGthOuses. The
greater part Of tho land is in cuitivacn aud the
remainder well wooded. i'osse ssou OF !, portion OF
the land viii be given III time seed the fail cro!s
and full possession on ire lst OF January Bext.
Terms One-third cash and the balance at one and
two years. the purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes
for the credit payments, with interest added from The
day Of SALE and the title to be retained till the VI hole
purchase money shall be paid and a conveyance di-
rectei Ivy the court or the whole may be paid IN
cash, II The purchaser prefers TO do SO
JOHN YOUNG, Coln'r.
I.,.us, II r.,,an A.,o.,r
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an 1o--t1-tbSet BYRD

alarms for sale James river, IN Chesterfield
r county, and IN Hanover county, near Hanover
Town--We authorized To self the Farm on James
river, in Chesterfield, about 10 miles below Rich
mond, called " ualdwin's,'' containing $50 acres,
about one third cleared, balance in woods. The
buildings the place sufficient for the Of the
place, though they not in good order. Also, the
tract Of land Hanover called go containing ESQ
acres adjoining the lands Of Judge John Meredith,
Drs Tuley and BrockenbrOugb, about two-thirds
cleared balance in line woods and timber, with u
small dwelling, unfinished Apply to
au 19--3t GOiJ.lIN l. APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19


V'HE Va Volunteer Navy Company. AT as'' ",
l. of The subscribers IL the above company COS
following geuteusen we're elected pHeetos' habAF
1 Mctancc, J l. At,pefson, Robert hfhe'' 3'
J Ham sou and john Robin s!cIssiieL 90,
AT Il subseauen; meeting 81 the iafecsefsi N1.'a
} Harrison WAS elected President, and l. app
Treasurer and Secretary. 1T.
Ryl.s d subseri,,.ton viii be Kept elen at the ~
Lille iu.araDce Company oice uEti tiie -oiH NJ.
August.) unless TIE aaudtit required oT '
subscribed.
The treasurer il prepared to receive H.
subscription. l. hfLf~r't
auG-ti Treasurer aad setfe@i
IfkMAIE SCHOOL ca Church iiil. Mss - -
) Fi.EiSANTo respectfully apruiiress 'bai %" -,
re C.,l. va tua Isl ~ Ge,oser the scbo" i9IanI
Gactr the control u Rev II pfes. Ne W" "a !.
competent ASSISTANCE, and Will s'' ds'''''
Muse aud French, as heretofore
s- take pleasure IN commenting Mrs. f1sA's ~r.
10 lay Former patrons aud The Poai@ ~ tsHg
itshed an1 successful TEACHER,
au ii--Gt*
A Ih.siRABl.E Notwithstanding ssts, sLt
n wooaen factory, pesss i.aeo!nloh' ~ 49, a.
Whining ion, Charlotte agd Rutherioia Ia.,eSI,ff
paeie of max lng from lU0 70 $50 ysfds u sN' 80
~ hours. and The capacity I'll @nltb e''' -, ~ q
TO any amount, Fer iad particulars als',. ~,
I, box o53, Richmond. Va as. -
OTfCE--It ulsex.tpi.cc 60 toe ps~rss,,s.
~ OF the President VI The tuAseuo'1|a. Irs
We are requested 90 give Eelne i'-as - -. sls.
,.ad Second Markets " III Dc closed GA ~ n a.,
Of August, 1865, IL being set apart IS "A'
ing and prayer. ,,.rse
aa is-3t~ j +. TYLER, clerk u "a n.ss -
CODA, sugar and Tea.
~ 10 kegs sup cafb soda
bbls prime brown sugar
:. chest Imperial tea
l trunk eolong tea ,,,.s,.o,
For sale by ROBT no, ", 4
aI t7-2ts as.r-~-
lSi,tssH IOitN AEAi,
Seed cats,
Ground Wheat,
T. seat straw, baled. ,,,ya
aa,7-a,. corner lith aad Gar! W.
Nf0iIUk.-~Fos the beaeht Vi .lon may -. ~
An and ~ correct false runner, tbs " sssu,ssS
private Vim Henry 4 Stath, ef co II, u. ssax
Va volunteers, Is u prisoner ef var, ee~ss,.l
Fort Delaware, aud not = aeSerfef, az IVY
il--3ts -
ftOMrusTlbiE ix.ssd caa be bad at oss W. "
~ mi.sn west u SlaGntcp, On the Ing y ,,..ps
sinia Central Railroad, for stx or sShs ,ps y
N00 per alenta Here mA good saals
s,nsenssat y shs eaSs@ u~.p,ru ! srsEiy
aa i7--ass LII Anhsn - ~
no All. T1 nay 50StkRsS - ~
i INTO ny go e1kla coassshs vi
MaRe, ahsts - 90 wieA = ~ ~ sss
forehead. 81 - ~ tegs tvst ssss<
er viz eoene : ssX&hi sssaN,
us'os -. - salv. sa''-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19
WANTS.

UTANTED-At Sd division Jackson hos
w pital, from to g gallons sweet milk
per day, for which a liberal price will be
paid, au 13-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

RE0 REWARD-Lost, between Louisa
DCU Court House and Clayton's old
store, on the 8th August, 1858, package
containing between five hundred and fifty or
sixty dollars In Confederate money, bond
executed to David NJ. Hunter, amount not
recollected, but was paid by me on the Sth
August; also, m account Of sale of o negro
man, namely, Chapman, made by Dickinson,
Hill & Co., of Richmond. l will pay the
above reward to any one leaving the money
with D. NJ. Hunter, at Louisa G.. H., and no
questions asked. RICHARD G. BIBB.
au lS-2W*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

VXTANTED-An suffering with Vermin,
w Bed Bugs, &c, to know that ! have
just received supply of Gill y Co.'S Exter-
minator. Price, small boxes, 81; large do,
sc; warranted sure death to vermin. Sold
by q. CARRIER,
an l5-St* Franklin ST, near Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

farm near Malvern Hill Las a small dark
sorrel Mare-a white spot in the forehead;
ono eyelash partly torn Off, and an old saddle
gall on her back; hair now grown out white,
besides scar from a rope on one Of her hind
legs. will give a liberal reward for heI re-
turn to E. Gathright, Governor street, or to
me, at my farm. c. G. GATHRIGHT.
au 19-4t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

ONE Hundred Acres oil Wood iand in HenricO, six
" miles below Richmond, near the Williamsburg
road, for sale--We authorized to sell lo0 acres
Vi Land, located Oh White Gal, swamp, Elk miles be
low Richmond. Price, SIS per acre. A plat can be
seen Office Apply 10
au lit GOpDlN l. APPERSCti, ALcirs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

NANTED-To rent, a house with from
w three to six rooms, in the suburbs OF
the city. Address through the PO.
au 19-3tx JAS N COOPER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

EOUND-A sum of money, between
Il Thornsburg and Fredericksburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th August, 1868, which the
owner can get upon application, by stating
the amount, describing the money, and pay
ing for advertising.
FRANK TOMPKINS,
Near Thornsburg,
au l9-5t* Spotsylvania co, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

DOOMS WANTED.-Wanted,o one or two
IL Rooms, for gentleman, wife, and little
girl, with use of kitchen. North or west of
Capitol preferred. References given and re-
quired. Address 81. r. ~" Box 7S5.
1Q-1fx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

GTOLEN--S5O ,Rcward.-I will pay the
- above for the apprehension of the scoun-
drel who came to my farm in Chesterfield and
stole therefrom a yearling, and killed it, on
the night of the 18th of August
au 19-lt w. H. BENSON.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From my pre-
- misses a bay MARE, with a wound on the
right styful joint of the hind leg. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving her at
Mrs Ricks's, on Main, bet. 23d and 9th SITS.
au 19-2t.t j. KICKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

r OST-On Grace st., between LelebvreE
l. building and I'd st., q black Belt, with
handsome gold and black enamellcd buckle
attached. The finder will please leave 1t at
LRPEBvRE's, and will be literally rewarded
1O-lf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

S,TABLE WANTED.--Wa to rent
- Stable, with CarriageHouse attached,
between list and 9th streets. Address Post
Office Box 1,12G all lS-a*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

T AND for Sale-Thc SUBSTITUTES WI oIier al pGU-
II lie auction, at Rce's Depot, on the South-Sde
Railroad, in the county of Prince Edward, Va, on
Friday, the 18th Of September next, two tracts Of
Land One contains 500 acres Of land, and lies four
miles from the depot the other contains GOO aud hes
one mile rt the depot Both tracts are well wooded
Waered and convenient, and stand high rs excellent
AIMS The surplus timber alone On these farms is
worth Il large sum. Persons seeking an Investment
will DO we'll to examine for themselves
TERM;--Casii, III Confederate money.
Address, SoGth Boston, Halifax, Va.
JOHN S ROGERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

ViRGIsIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COAPANY,-Hav
Ing secured The SERVICES Of = commander q tan
years. naval aSperisnee The Board has determined
70 cpmmencs epssasio1a it'll and tor that pur
poee requires tbs subscriptions 70 be paid up imlne
diately persuus desiring 10 Iabscr,bc are urged 70
do 20 without delay - TN books will be closed a
soon - ths mpllai y nnde up.
" ls-N IL Af1E1aoN, Tseasarsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

T OST-On Broad street, Gcntlemans
L. Gold Sleeve Button. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at
an 1g-1t* CHILES g. CHENERIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

NOOK WANTED.-Wanted to hire, 4
" good Cook; one that can come well re
commended. Inquire at
ZIMMER 81 cos,
au 1S--2t* NO17 Main street.
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LOST. STRAYED, dc.

T 0ST-A Bond of James Davis to the
l. Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company, issued in 1853, for 81 coo, which
was paid by me on the 9TH inst. Also, sew
eral dividend bonds of said company in favor
of said Davis, amounting to $3.50. 10 pre-,
vent the trouble of obtaining duplicates
will pay fair reward for the early delivery
Of the above. ) HOLSTER,
an Ats 26th and Franklin SITS.
T OST-Between Tompkins's Depot and
II Berksville, on the South-Side 4 K, a
small black Satchel, containing package OF
official papers, and some wearing apparel
The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the same to Capt Robt Harvie, of the
Richmond and Danville X r, or forwarding
the papers addressed to me at Liberty, Va
an 10-2t% N TERRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

Tee, Ice, lce,I have to day received, AZ my Store
en- 10th st, near Canal large lot OF lee which
viii sen at reduced rates per bushel, or by The GUAM
tity have also, al my old stand, (verandah hotel
on 9th 81, near Clay, ice at retail
au Ie--1t ROBERT REln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

JNEMAIE q IIia,I On Church H.il--N.ss iu1e-,,
PiEaSANTs respectfully apnosiress 'ha, sns =,
re e.-.. va the Isl ~ Ocioser the srhe"
uaccr the control of Rev pb Pf'ce. Ne We
competent assistance, and will give 'ns'''''S
Mustc aud French as heretofore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

IXTANTED-An O>erseer.-One who I'M
w derstands and will do his work, is ex-
empt from military duty, and without fam
lily, may hear of a good situation by apply
ing about twelve miles above Richmond, on
the canal, to L. w. T. WiCKHAM.
an 17-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

TSTRAY CALF-Came to my house, on
II I'd street, between Baker and Duval, a
young Calf, which the owner can get by de-
scribing and paying charges.
au 18-Stx HENRY REID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

81 take pleasure IN commenting ssA - -.
20 ,ay f.rmer sstrors and The posc as AZ seoSSF
iished aI,1 successful TEACHER.
Ru if--I,f*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

600 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, from
sDeOU the corner of I'd and Federal streets,
a black MARE, blind in the right eye, and
had on saddle and bride at the time OF her
departure. will give the above reward for
her return to me.
MI 1Q-4fk j C. SCHERMERHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

On RECRUITS WANTED-For the LIST
~ Howitzer Company. Absentees and
persons wishing to join will apply to Mr. c.
NJ. PLEAsANrs, at W. H. Pleasants's S, on 18th,
between Main and Cary sts
f. s. MCCARTHY,
au l1-20t* Capt. Cong Company.
w 316 Broad st. au lifts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

had existed It pr0ceeded upon wrong
principle. It assumed that borrower
had right to dictate terms-to coerce the
lender 70 take whatever form of obliga-
ton be choose to give. There Is certainly
no such moral right That this expedient
vas unfostunate in its effects there can
not, We suppose, be doubt.
1hs currency issued by the Govern
meut il IN excess Of the wants of COM
msrce, and Of course must be deprecated.
Il o,aeht to be diminished in quantity.
There are two modes of doing this: One
by taxation--the other by conversion Of
notes into bonds The Government was
slow in it, measures for taxation-and
tsxa&iou is the only sure way Of raising
ths pebble credit; because it is the only
way d paying the public debt. thought
70 b resorted to freely and heavily. The
people are ready and willing to meet the
weight q T. No people were ever In q
better condition to pay taxes, because the
means q payment Is 30 abundant. The
conseessQn into bonds ought to be by
sasa The forcing systs,n won't do. Go
vesnmsnts can no more get rid Of their
premises to pay Tor more than thew are
worth than men can. They must submit 10
ths same rules that govern personal credit
Issue no more notes. Combine : md
eyutam Il taxation with the sale az honds
undev shrswd financial direction. and ~
pah1ie xedA Win Eiss-ths currency 81
1eeeocieted-lnd prices generally fall
1he peeo1e m devoted to the cause, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-25
New York, Sept. "a,

ANCW VAAt ~~t~' -
Admiral Farragut had reception at
the rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce
to-day.
Reports from Newbern say the rebel
troops are niassed in considerable num-
bers near our position. Our forces are
ready for them if they advance, and
General Fosters arrangements are such
AZ to inspire confidence. #g
A Cairo dispatch of the 21st gives .
report that Prices army, reduced to 800
men, is fleeing before our cavalry towards
Texas. The report says the number OF
rebels surrendered to Gen. Steele will
amount to 1000 or 8OO0 This is proba-
bly, exaggerated.
A Washington special to the Post says
the delegation from Missouri is now on
the way to Washington to protest against
the policy pursued BY Gen. Scho6eld.
Mr.. Andersen, of KY, member OF
Congress from Casey's District, has ar
rived, and he will give the war policy Of
the Administration his hearty support.
Official advices from Gen. Rosecrans'
army state that there are no indications
of another battle. The rebel losses OF
Saturday and Monday we're tremendous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-25
Washington. Sent. 81

A letter from the headquarters Of the
Army of the Potomac received to-day
states Gen: Buford, with portion of his
division, drove the rebel pickets Tuesday
through Madison G. H., three miles be.
yond and encountered strong division
of the enemy's cavalry. After spirited
fight We forced them across the Rspidan
at point where the Gordonsville nike
reaches the river. This action reflected
the highest credit on all the troops enea-
ged. Our casualties was one killed and
go wounded We took as prisoners.
among them 1t. Col. Delany, Lit. Brice
and two privates ofa North Carolina req
iment, who were wounded. The wound
ed have been properly attended 10 and
sent to the division hospital at Culpepper.
"a tuesday body Of rebel cavalry cross
cd into upper Maryland, about 4 miles
from Rockville, and had not proceeded
isF before they were met by { portion 81
SCOTS cavalry,and some, infantry. AZ
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Memphis, Sept. 2l,
via Cairo, "a.

Maj. Estabrook, with the 7th Illinois
infantry and one company of the 10th
Missouri cavalry recently had .
skirmish with Col. Strait men near Lex
ington, defeating them with loss ofsev-
eral killed and 81 taken prisoners. Our
loss was one man of the 10th killed.
Wilson and Newsome, with some 800
mounted men crossed the Tennessee riv-
er some days since, supposed to be on a
conscription tour in McNavy and Hen
derson counties. They are being looked
after.
Gen. Grant has arrived at Vicksburg
and is making preparations for vigor-
Gus fall campaign. Everything is being
done to enable this army to move rapidly
in any required direction. and before
many weeks the rebellion will again feel
the weight of Grants army becoming
heavy on them.
The weather is quite cool and pleas
ant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-25

6ght snssad and - xshels - billed ~
Wounded. Among The killed Lqs Capt.
Frank KellG, e 1Ssaise Us rebeh,
who retrsatsd on discovering that hey
were eontesding with superior numbers.
The guerrilla chief. Ksiohsllos, and IL
|pf his men were recently captured on the
southern side Of the Potomac, and have
been sent u Old Capital sPlison. . y
/ This morning, between 8 and 9 o'clock,
81 guerrillas made = raid on wood station
No. Is, on the Orange i Alexandra B.
R., about IL miles from Alexandria and
stole nine mules from there while the
guards were at breakfast. sassssa.. )
An editorial in the Richmond EnAui-
rer Of the 22d says the trains contained no
ipformatton yesterday from .QraPgef BE-
yond the fact that battle between Meade
and Lee was imminent on Sunday. Both
armies were drawn up in line Of battie
from a half to quarter Of = mile Of q ch
other. asa Z.
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New York. se6t. -

A Nashville lsttsf IN the World con.
taiDs rumors that RneestaaS bfts Dc TO-
inforced BY Sigsl. who il 70 be placed 10
command Of > Cosps. <,
The Tines Paris letter says the florl-
d. cannot finish repairs before tive
moneGs. Two levies hare ban made an
her for claims due French citizens, and
another viii be made for the seizure Of
certain bars Of silver belonging to Euro
pean houses. So it is hardly probable
she will ever 90 to sea .sgain = destroy
or of peaceful commerce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-25
w ashington, Sept. "a

Telegraphic information ha, reached
here stating that Richmond papers Of yes
terday have been received from General
Meade and front, wherein are many in
teresting kilograms from Bragg's army.
They say in the engagement of Saturday
and Sunday last they lost Maj. General
Hood. of Texas, whose leg was shot of,
and Brig. Gems. VIM. Preston Smith of
Tennessee, Wolford of Georgia, Waltham
of Mississippi and Desplsr killed. Major
Gems. VIM. Preston Of Kentucky, Cls-
burne Of Arkansas and Gregg, Brig. Gese.
Benning in the breast, David Adam Brown
and John Hulin were wounded. If Ben
P. Hulin, who is a brother-in-law of Mrs.
President Lincoln, is Maj. Gen. he may
be the one announced as killed. If not
the reference must be to Brig. Gen. Jno.
Hulin.
The Richmond Sentinel Of yesterday
cautions its readers against receiving the
accounts, SO far as received, as proof Of
the entire success in that quarter, admit
ting that the battles of Saturday and Sun
day were not conclusive, though claiming
that the advantage was on the rebel side.
The Richmond Enquirer of the % Gays
the battle commenced miles from Ringr
gold, aud on the Goth Rosecrans' army
was driven two miles by q combined
charge of the corps of Gems Hill and
Polk, the Union artillery FIRE being the
heaviest that has taken place in the war;
also that Hoods division of Longstreet' 8
corps made an attack and was repulsed.
A dispatch reports that on Sunday the
Union forces fell back 8 miles, aud says
the rebel loss was 5000 killed and woun-
ded in the two d Us fight. The proper
ton of officers was very heavy. 1t claims
that the retels took 5000 prisoners and
7pieces of artillery on Saturday, and that
a heavy smoke on that night Indicated
that Rosecrans was burning his stores.
Another dispatch on Sunday night
says that combined attack by Hill and
Longstreet was to be made on Monday.
A dispatch from Atlanta, dated Ring
gold. this afternoon. reports that 1000
Union prisoners have been taken and 80
pieces of artillery, and the rebels are in
pursuit. 1t also claims complete Con-
federate victory, with large captures of
artillery and Adams.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-25
Washington, Sept. "a.

Washington, Sept. "a.
The Richmond papers Of ED havo been
received here.
The Enquirer in its leader, headed
Victory Georgia. says Charleston and
Chattanooga are the emily points whore
the enemy presented the least appearance
Of fight. If they are defeated at ChattA
nooga and driven back on Nashville, the
Vallandigkam men would carry the cleo
ton in Ohio. With little difficulty the
Peace men in the United States would
once more assert their manhood and
speak out as they did before the late dill
asters had choked their utterances. But
it is not among the Peace men Of THE
United States that victory at Chatta
nooga would most tell upon the cause
Here at home its effect will be the great.
est
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-25

sAnACU On OmhtYs
In an article on the disposition towart
unity in Germany, the London Times ha,
the following:
"The oldest group of States in the worlc
is now impelled to extraordinary action i,
the very same yearnings and passion.
which are convulsing the country .,
Washington and Franklin. The Fedsrsl.
are bent upon maintaining political union:
the Germans upon recovering political
unity. What Germany has been f.,
ages, that the American Republic m;yht
De expected to become in the event ~
Southern success or Northern failure -
we should see Prussia on the Hndson
and an Austria on the Mississ,ppi. With
Hessss aud Hanovers perhaps in the
Northwest, and Badens 10 the Soutb -
The result would be precisely the same
loss OF public strength which Germany
has long experienced. All the national
power would be consumed ct home. For
external action the resources of the Con.
tlnent would be next to useless. Ona ~
ts divisions would counterbalauce snoth.
y, until the efficiency Of the whole vould
y asutralissd, and united action would