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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

CONTEMPLATE RENovALs.--The Office Of
'apt Edward l., Hsrtz, Chief Assistant Quarter
master, corner Of and Eighteenth streets, will
oe removed In one OF two weeks, to the corner Of
, and rwenty.trst streets. The cause of this In.
tended change Is owing to the contemplated Iemo-
val OF Gen Halleek from his present quarters to
the ONCE OF Col. Perry, corner Of Seventeenth and
streets, opposite windefs suiiding, On this
account Col rerfy will occupy the Chief Assistant
Quartermasttr's Office, thereby compelius Cspt.
Hsrtz to seek another locality for the Qusrtermas
er's depot OF Washington. Gen. Rucker viii, we
understand, remove to the building now occupied
by Gen. Halleck.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
RECKLESS HoRsE-CAR DRIVING

To Ur Kdltor OJ Uh .Ndtiond! Republican:
sIR: Something ought 10 bc done to check
the recklessness Of the horse.car drivers, espe.
cially those Of the Seventh street and steamboat
line. They seem to take pleasure in making
" confusion worse confounded." Twice have
been run into by teams driven against me by
horsc-cars, while at the market on Seventh
street south, and the drivers on each occasion
seemed Jubilaut over their wanton mischief 1
was invalided, or would have made examples
Of them. A policeman d tailed at this spot
would render efficient service.
These drivers ought TO be made 10 know there
ID law TO reach them. CLERICus
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
A STORY ABOUT GEN. BURNSIDE
lie Is Reported 10 Have Resigned BY
Telegraph.

New YORK, Sept ll.-A special dispatch to
the b.ue, from Cincinnati, says Gen. Burn.
side, upon completing the redemption of Eas,
Tennessee, teudercd his resignation to the War
Department by telegraph. II Is supposed he
contemplated It for some time In consequence
OF constant political perplsxitics that beset
MIN In the administration of his department,
through the repudistion Of certain of his meas.
urcs by the Government, but did not take the
step Till he could leave the service without dis
credit to himself, after expellipg the last armed
rebel from his department.
The headquarters Of the Army Of the Cum
berland Is established at Chattanooga.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
Contemplate Trick of
English Speculators.
They Send a Lie Abroad.
Fall Of Erie Stock Caused BY Gen.
Banks Free Navigatisn Order.

Special to the National Republican: ..
New YoRk, Sept. H.-On the strength Of the
Charleston news brought by the steamer Mas
sachasetts to Fortress Monroe, TO day, English
speculators here sent dispatch to Europe, by
the City Of Baltimore, which sailed At nOou,
that our forces had made an attack on Charles.
ton and were rcpulsed. The steamer sailed
with the lie uncontradictcd.
Gen. Banks Official declaration Of the fres
and unrestricted navigation of the Mississippi
river, caused Erie stock to drop down from lO6
yesterday to 10l to-day. II.
1.-THE Contractors Crgan Is expected to copy
our special dispatches Of to-day without credit
Ing them, as usual .r .
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
Tho MONITORS Still Smelling
n .CT Fort Moultrie. r ID,
fort SUMTER not YET SURRENDERED.
Preparations to Shell
Charleston.
Everything is Progressing Fa-
vorably.

New YoRK, Sept. 1s.-The steamship Afago,
from Charleston bar, on the evening Of We'd
nesday, sig O'Clock, has arrived.
Everything was quiet at Morris Island when
the Arago len.
The 1ronsides and monitors were still eu.
gagged In shclling Fort Moultre.
Fort Sumter has not yet surrendered.
The Union forces were erecting works from
which to shell Charleston.
Everything 10 progressing favorably.
Our troops met no loss at the evacuation OF
Morris Island. %.
No direct attack had been made cn the city
when tho Arago lcf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
0ODLE WORDS .

"wnnxAvm TRHY (1Hs RsBsIs) HAvs rHs
"ruwnn, rAHY DRIVE BEyoRn THEN INTO sk
"nArxs nm coururHr PEOPLE, AND r.nr
" wurip AfSo pRrvp us. Trust rHsn NOT.
WIN Ynyy Asls, rHsT WOULD INVADE AND
~ rrUTnoY M WITHOUT MBRCT. ABSOLUTELY
/" Aspunrp or THESE THINGS, An AhA1xp THAT
ANY csB COULD THINK OF PEAcn On AFr
.T,pws., liz VINO BrrKRfANs TIE suNfrN 1Hf
IL "a PIT ONLY TO RI A sLAvH; HI wno UrTIns
"IT At THIS TINE, NoRpovHH, 10 TRAITOR m
"BI. COUNTRY. VINO DEssRvBs THE scosr AMI
CnSrENPT OF ALL BoNORAH.B MEN."IAOss'
eroas, to the Gesev~l AsseusSlv cf ONO, Fov'svy,
1pS1,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

a le''ef from Hoiiolk proiesscs 10 give the
detaiiS OF plan which the rebel. hay. on foot
for the recapturc Of that city. 1t say, tina, IN,
expedition against tho city is TO be conmi,,rd
10 Gen. Longstreet, and several g.uer.ls -,
lesser light, who arc well acquainted with TN,
topography OF the country, We cannot con.
ceive what use Norfolk would be to the rebel,
al the present time, unless they want harJor
for the English rebel rams.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
Naval Orders.

CAPT John Rodgers, detached (sick) from
the command OF the Canonlcus, and waiting
Commander =, q. Parrot, detachcd from
the command of the Augusta, and ordered 10
command the Cauonlcus.
Lieut., Commander Thomas II. Eastman, de-
tached from temporary ordnance duty at the
Navy Yard, Washington, and ordered to the
South Atlantic BlockadiRg Squadron. .''
Lieut.. A. 8. Mackenzie's orders 70 the Naval
Academy revoked, and ordered to the South
Atlantic blockading squadron. .rrra. ..
Lieut.. Winfield S. Schlcy, ordered to tempo.
rary ordnance duty at the Washington navy
yard. ..t .,., .t..
Ensiga Frederick J. NailC, ordered to the
Mississippi squadron.
Third Assistant Engineer Albert X. Fulton,
granting permission to appear for cxamina-
ton. r..
JAS. Hays, warranted gunner in the United
States navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
Se@pd Edition
&u oSLoox. lA\l
THE NEWS.

Some impulsive writer once declared that
"the PUBIC H1h lss." Looking xfWsy0Sde
fnm apcwpsper standpoini. We fcci bospd to
state thh The Aforesaid is eorm6rAne - -
The Pah,ie isAs hungry for -usWs Alt Bss
at any tine during the absence OF our "assist-
ant :" at the camp meetings on Cape Cod. II
Is as craving for sensation bulletins to-day ss
1t was siweek ago. Now look at the record Of
the psst week and Judge whether tbs public hss
not cormorantic appetite for news.lt"t A..
cdptrre Of Forts Wagner and Orgy. sitA
tho ~'ote Of Mprris kiard." ....str ''
Capture Of KnorrRle." .,s boo .silp lr,
"Ccptnss or Chn,aaoosa." .raEr'N .-
Flight cf Brcgg's army" ..l .''.4
"Cdptmrs Of Cumberland Gap, rai Z, 900 se6sl
prisoners" r..,,'. ."
" Captare Of Fort Spath." ....I aa. ,fr
" Rebsl ss~snatior Of Litle Rock, lhs eapisl q
Art Insas.' 1f ...' "l" 0"I '''
We may add TO the above list q few such
items as the progress Of Gillmorc's operations
against Charleston; the successful movements
OF Burnside and Rosecrans, In following up
Bragg's retreat; the reclamation Of Arkansas,
and the preparatory movements Of Gen. Banks
expedition Surely, the public ought TO be sat
lshcd with the news Of this week. .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

's: s.s:. e; c.s: .ss ss.'s;S
q. s..lsi Is,s:.s .ss.. Of s.,ss e;
|tO d tssrtd % .ht Ia numb ono *AS
mos by im, .ad 'ste x = Srdsr' Of
General Meade. p'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
SERIOUS FIRE IN BOSTON
Destruction Of GunbOat Works,

Boston, Sept. Ia tire this morning des.
troyed the boiler works, blacksmith shop, and
machine shop Of the Globe Iron Works, South
Boston.
This will cause delay in the construction of
,he Y, 1.-TWO TWO new monitors building there. The loss
Is from $25, 900 TO $4,000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
Captare Of a Cotton SIN aSglsr
UKiIEp STATES STEAMER BERMuI A
nx.. e iSGl

UNIFIED STATES STEAMER BERsfUIA,l 4
.-s. Or GAL,EsioS, Aug. 10, 1861.
SIR l have the honor TO report the capture,
on the 14th inst, Of the British schooner Car.
mita, loaded with one hundred and sixty .one
bales Of cotton, bound from velasco, Texas to
the Balizs, Honduras. ...3
Very respectfully, your obt servant,
"'' '. J. ". SMITH,
r... Acting Master Commanding.
TO Hon. Secretary WELLEs, &c. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

r. lhE PEhEsrLvASIA SOLDIERS FOR CURTIN.
The oficers OF the Penpsylysuia BRIGADE nc
Gen. BIrney's division In The Army OF ihs Po.
tomhc' brigade which has been 10 every battle
Iousht by that army, hay. Issued an earne,t
appsai 70 Their friends at Lom. to sustain Gov
.Inor Curtin IN his canvass and return him 10
tho gubernstorial Chair, '''''A "'u W
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
LATER FROM EUPOPE,
French Intervention is Still
Talked of.

CAPE RACE, September 1.-The City Of
Manchester has arrived here. There are again
vague reports that the French Cabinet debated
tho exPediency OF recognizing the South. There
was no final decision. Some French Journals
recommend the seizure OF the Florida al Brest,
European politics remain unchanged.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

GOVERNMENT HoRsE FoUsD.-About . p.
n Yesterday, oieer BUNS, Of the Eighth precinct,
found United states horse on Pennsylvania
avenue, between First and Second streets, without
rider or driver. The otiecr immediately took the
horse In his charge and had him turned over TO
Col. Baker.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
isSIhf3OlAf. N(llBfG1,S.

STREET BApvgs1 CHuRoH.-The Pastot,
a.. s;s'S s& ;iiYR' n. H..
aaa 1xp. n.l The puhiie ars layised.,lltna it'
y efroRp's eNfws sTHEATRs.--Spsciul CayN.--Mr.
SsH & n hs.yoss aaaa's sss ss h. ~ss
to leave Washington At later hour than isu4uali
spssiai lran viii leave The Depot I If II fnis cisy
IA fSsR fia 70 ssPs%Sfs ssfe dsshs
Aei9 ,|Heg ami yTi
THE NATIONAL UnloN LEAous Will HOLD
eshls-nsstAAea <ssssv TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, ,Asi Ninth street. There will bs
spsc spscenss hts,saSi sSssS Th' reading tOon'
iSanes A. Brown, ,Esq,,is r,u,y authorised and
accredited ~ an Agent to solicit and receive sub.
s0fptions and echtrtsutions In supvort of The Ne.
tionaa uAion ksa~ss Reading Room. d
- WIN. BEBB, President
TnEo ,. sfosss, soy. i@'is h1s 40
A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility,
fncompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benent others will
be happy to furnish to all who need Il tfree OF
oharge) the rocipe and difeetoas for making the
simple Remedy used IN his esse. Those Wishing
to profit by his cxperience-and possess 1 valuable
Remedy-wii receive the same. by rstura mail,
carefully sesledj by addressing -Ira'1.'
suit-dSwsm No. 80 kssaau st,, N. York.
IMPORTANT TO FExALEs.-Dr. CAes,espan's
PWs The combination OF ingredls nts In these
pills are the result Of long and extensive prac.
'icn. They arc mild In their operation, and Ger.
tain In correcting all irregularities, painful men.
struation, removing all rotstructions, whether
from cold or Otherwise headache pain in the side,
papitation OF the heart, whites all nsrvous afec.
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, psin In the back and
limbs, &c. disturbed sleep, which arise nom inter.
ruption OF nature. aHnHr
OIL, lDa. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS sgl
was the commencement of new era In the treat.
ment Of those Irregularities and obs,ructions
which have consigned so many to a PREMATURE
osAvr. No female can enjoy good health unless
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
'nt ..r -tf DR., CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiiectual remedy ever knowa for all
complaints pssuliar To feaies To all eiss,e. tbey
are invaluable, Inducing, rffA certainsy, pesod,ca
regularity. they are known to thousands, who
have ussd them At different peri IDS, throughout
the Ct untry, having the sanction Of soue of the
| most eminent Physicians IN Anlericd. .inu
Explicit drcyioss, stating ,rhen they shouid NOT BE-
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per For,
4 containing from 90 10 90 Pills.
Sfiiis sem BY mail, promptly, byrssltiius to the
Pr prietors. Sold By Drufgsts generally.
| .... HUrcHiNGs HILLYER,
eb-6Dcod rroprletors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

TnE BRIG BAISBRIDoE.--The gunboat Mas.
saehusetts, which arrived at Fortress Monroe
to-day, brings no tldings of the United States
brig Bainbridge, SUPPOSED to hay, bsen lost.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

RAlnokBe,-ARRIvAL AHD DHPARfuhs OF
fuAirs.--1ha advertise ments On eur nrt pss"
ere inssrssd BY authority Of Ne ra,lrosA oospsnes
peySrsny samed, are ofnoiaiiy corrected wher
sAaasss sss asde, hsnos b relied upoa ~ cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
PIE RBONAL,

REV. 7. b. McFALLs, Chaplain of Hare
wood hospital islyng III at his residence In this
city. p .. ..r ri"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
WASHINGTON. d. o.
lricK.

THIS rAPER Is NOW FURNISHED 81 CAN.
piERs TO SUBgCNSDERs m TINS CfTvaAHp
IN oEoRaKrown AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

oh tne 9th OF August tie number of arrivals
was ",i on the "a the number arriving at
I'M Ini"" iia'' wa was M an the l;th, at Congress
nun, ~. Inc whole number OF visitors at
Last year the arrivals for July and August weru
1925. '''' "'''
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

one OF the necessities Of mariners, impor-
chest, that the sick mny be relieved when on long
voyages but IL 70 not nnfreQuenrly found insuin.
cient 10 meet all the cises Of sickness for which
the captain OF surgeon Is called upon TO prescribe
In cases OF low fever or wasting OF the vitsi
powers, remedy suificen'ly potent to bte al On
the former, or restore the wasted system In tho
latter, IL the briefest possible period Of time, is
cessary, as II 10 rare indeed ships company i,
suniciently strong Ia numbers to permit the loss
agent for those who $50 down 10 the sea In rhips,
that do businets In great waters" always certain
be recommended or more joyfully accepted by the
patient than HosT1rrER's BiTTERs. Let the
2,wners Of ship provide the medicine chests Of
II, but little sickness, and meme of serious char.
acter, viii BE- experienced On board.-Nep YORK
Sunday DfspdicA. "H- Tl'IT-H0 seio-steod
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

. FoR THE CRESCENT CIrr.-G. A. Hall, Esq,
Administration candidate for Alderman OF the
Third ward, has left the city for visit of few
months to New Orleans rr
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, ssMINAL, URIN-
Any AND SEXUAL sysTEn.-New and reliable
CIATIoN-sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of
hsrse. Address, r l..ff -
oh. >. skILLIN HoUGHroN.
Howard Association, Phiiadclphia, Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

A BONE OF CoSTENTION.-Maj,M Mcfarland
this morning paid 81. 600 to Superintendent Webb,
with request that be handed over to such party
or parties % he might think entitled to all, or
portion OF IT, as reward for the recovery Of the
10000 stolen from Msj. McF. by McCsrter, his
clerk who has been convicted and sent to the
penitentiary. This reward seems 10 be q bone OF
contention among number Of persons. The pros
pect oi greenbacks has convinced them that but
for them the 5000 would not have been reoov-
cred The money, 1t will be remembered, was
brought to the clty by Detective Me eDevitt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

Nav POLICEMEN AProISTED.-At the last
regular meeting Of the board OF Metropolitan Po-
lice the following persons wers appointed patrol
men Alexander II. Eaton, vice James g. Fisher !
John Boyle, vice Jones Lewis,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
The season At Saratoga.

The Daily Sardto3idn gives the number of
arrivals at the hotels In Saratoga Springs from
june I'D " September 4th as follows:
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

The BOARD or EsRoLlStsr. .-Ths follSwing
10 the list Of exemptions made by The Board up TO
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

s.fna, Nervous 5 Debility, spermatorrhea, and all
can learn Of = NEvER-FAILING REMEDY' The
value OF whieh Il vouched for by the beat pspers
In ~ parts q the country, and which does not re.
Anybo y else, by inclosinE post-pail directed en-.
vsope 70 Boz SAT, Boston p. O., Msss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
s.-T.--1s60-x.--DRAxs's PLANTATION

S.-T.--166O--X.--D PLANTATION
They purify, strengthen and invigorsteF
They create q healthy appetite.
They are A antidote TO change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
y They strengthen the system and .uliven the
They prevent pissmatie and intermittent feverS.
thsy purify the breath and acidity Of the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Consultation.
Lhey cure piarfhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
ihey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Bitters 10 the world. They max.
the weak man strong, snd are exhausted sature's
Ereat restorer. They are composed OF the teie-
brated Caliiaya Bark, CAscarilIa Bark, Dnndeiion.
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers. Winter,
green, Anise, Cloyer-buds, Oranee Peel. snake
,oot, Caraway, Coriander, BurdocE, s-T.-issoN
The following is a sample Of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoME surE EaxrEsDEs1,sory,cr.,
e.r''r.AT, o. Jan. 70, issa.
have given your Plantation Bitters 10 hundreds
o. opi noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes and the eject h most
marvellous and gratifying. '''
sueh preparation a. this IL heartily wish in
every sey hamiiy 10 every hospitsi, and 1t hand on
S1'-y ----.--.---. superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

sLARcssr OF ACANE.-Andrew jackson, car.
penter,ws, held to bail this morning, charged with
the larceny Of handsome walking cane from A.
}. Ressids, well.known citizen Of this city. The
cane was recovered, and Is now In the possession
Of the property clerk OF the Metropolitan Police
force. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

A CUTTING AFyAIB.-Virginiu ,Moulton
colored, was fined sa.So this mornins. " Justic
Clayton, for cutting George Norris, eolored. Th
psrties are walters at the kirkwood House, and |
appears that some one had 'skea q beef steal
which Norris was preparing for a gentleman, an
thst he In turn attempted to take steak fror
Moultont which resulted In the latter cutting III
hand Of the former.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

EDITOR OF REPUBLicAN-Dcar Sir: With
your paper that will send BY return mali to ali ii
VINO wish u lirec) Recipe, with full directions
i1r tp making NAV, and using simple Vegetable Balm,
Biotches, Tan, Freekes, and ali Impurities Of ths
beautiful. '' 'Aoo'h' "nu
Iwili also mail free to those having Raid Hesd.
or Bare Faces simple directions and iniormation
mat VIII enable them TO start a full growth OF
LuAurhnt Hair, Whiskers, or Moustache, in iess
mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

IHs COMMISSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Az INVALID. Published for the benefit, and AZ A
warning aud CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suiier
rom nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
nood, ETC., supplying at the same time THE MEANS
of sELr cuhE. BY one who has cured himseif Al.
ler Deing put TO great expense and injury through
medioal humbus and quackery.
" enclosing q postpaid aldressed enyelone.
sinsie eopiss may be had Of the author.
uv,s t., NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my 2o-ly Bedford. KinRa County "
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

BOARD ron EXAMINATION or OFFICERS OF
CoLoRED REGIMENTS -1he Board for the exami-
nation Of applicants for commissions In oolored
regisents was not In session to-day. About 22i
ofncers havs be n examined and passed, and per-
hsps A. large number have besn rejected. Per-
sons desirous OF commissions In ylofed fcEtme nts
would do we'll TO remember that II is absoluteiy
necessary for them to he well vcrsed In the resus-
hons and tactics, otherwise they will be rejected
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

ORrRASs' CoURr--Judgc PweeH.-Letters o
naturalization on the estate Of John Meaney were
granted to Margaret Mcsney.
Letters were also issued 10 Christopher Ffiei
and George Jacob to administer on the persona
estate OF George Fuss, late Of Washington county
The will Of Judge Bryan was proved.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

ANOTHER LIBEL sUIr.-It 10 reported this
morning that Capt. d. G. McKe'vey, recently chief
dsfestive Of the Metropolitan detective corps, In.
tend' ins tutng suit for libel against the editor Of
TIE Star for a statement made In connection with
his resignation. Dol, o..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

Quickest aud safest route to the Northwe,t An
southwest Two through trains daily, and one O,
sunday Soldiers Tickets at Government rates IA
~ the principal points In the North and Wesf
For tekets and fther information apply at the ei
nce OF the "Grsat Pennsylvania Route" northesa,
SotnsL renniyiyania aveaue and Sixth street, I'M.
.. m.ion sundayss to Z p. m.
.. o. NORTON,
su1 Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

SOLDIER ARRESTED FOR THErT.-Lawrence
Cullen, = private OF Baker's battalion, was this
morning arrested by Officer Pendeil, Of the Sew
enth Precinct, on the charge Of stealing coat
from man on sixth street. The man was work
ing on tho street and had his coat hanging on a
tree box, when Culisn came a'ong aod carried I,
OFF. Pendell arrested him and brought him 10 tho
Guardhouse when some clothes were found on him
that are supposed to be stolen. He Is now held
for examination by Capt. Merritt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-02
Letter from a Yankee Solder.

The following letter written on sheet Of large
blank book found in Fredericksburg when the van
das retired It tells Of their sackng Of the city and
also gives idea of their enormous losses We give
the letter just is written somewhat favorable
dulges his complscency;
FREDERIcEs BURG Va, Dee 18th, Ie62.-DEAR
MOTHER: You viii think thi a curious sheet OF Paper
for letter il is a leaf Of blank Book s0und in od
desk heie in the City in good Brick house at
pres the City has been ransocked it is about twice
the size of Waterburg there il single Sitzen the
in ruins the rebel baf tereg is
half mile from this house they destroyed what left
standing Slaughtered by thousands in the
streets trying TO take their Rife Pits they had Guns
Planted rake every street With Grape and Can
lister Division the first TO engage the enemy the
Morning after the first Days hgh Re gmen had 100
Men ieft in the ranks Captain Carpenter wounded
also al our Field Officers we had but Two CaPtaivs
left in the Regt is O'clock Monday Evening this is
the fifth Days fighting aud nearly tired out.
tbers is u men left in Company. here in the
City and cannot retreat across the river al
vanoa thei Breast Works So we are in
very bad fix this letter will be sent TO you
passed far unharmed for the do not know but
have followed the advice OF Of our best Generals
to 4" Put my trust in God and Keep my Powder dry
every thing that large City ge ~ has was eft here
such as Flour Tobacco Clothing Groceries, L QuOF.
Meat Fish, in fact ryihing you could Mention
Covers he Street furniture Is destroyed "a every place
you turn to- Silver w--e, watches jewehy Silver
Plate China Ware and such stBf i in the Street
NV gGt is getting poor / must Close if have
CD nee viii write more some other time So no
More from yours Truly
JAsfFs J. GUBERr