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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

: EVARDlNG
DOAsD WANTAD-An officer AID uls vile.
I'D with seesant, toslre 10 obtain BOARD IN
tLis city IN private family. The comforts 0: .
.B 1ARD At this ole, NH 27-e.e
hVnAAs, 90, IOk aALx
nss Hl1sg, esr7ss,iy gentle. ana snitsbls
l0r eath2 my OF gentleman. Also, IN exsslleDt
RoekaMay ana Harnsss Apply 10 NJ b \
YOUNG. as the LOuidsns Hospital, nlehnOn1,Va,
bowen The hours Of and II 4 = aAd and =
II. NH lo-eod3ts
lion 6A M One psir Of heavy nO8 >Is, Cblsek,
I acd match y ono rev get Of doub.e HAR-
hiS5. ono rev TOR. WAGON. Ill In No osder
and best m sks Apply soon ~ -.-
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EOR sALn-A PAN Of 10 ianiy H0ssEs.
u sound and eenslo, work Wsll, an6 Gee Of them
e On sxcsllsAt saddls horss; also. - OMnlDUA
arogada. e Ies s1-ss.l vwH oI.11.
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u sound snd r. COED . iatt ion oolA to no
fall ~ = .I q. = auski II. = s;:sis:
Guxs q lasssnsA szssE.sa: "a sspssla = q
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Yeafs = 1.zspe. IAs tseeineat NJ not 49,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

A AOSx DNsIRARLK RN6lDHNOn On Ohufeh
IA Hi fJr 1a.e, on as, between F. a1klin and
if.ace strests-a two story framed house. well
bu It. p Rooms whaling to purchase can aud me at
the hou.e o.. s. Esss1 Eev;A 4 WIN Cnrsie's e.
Gee, Sbochos Slip. SAA'L " SKINNER.
NH q 4 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

TNHoRMATIoN WANTED-Oft tie whereabouts
i OF tie following NJ IN ID soldiers Of eompsny X,
18th We Regime nt, who were ssnt to Different hos.
pitfalls. and have not bean heard Gfem: Corporal
hamusl Lyell and private W b MaYls last heard
from in hospital st Denvile; John O BFaun. aent
to hospital In Ashland. l5:h April 1oyston Win,
stsad, sent TO hoepstal IN Lynchburg 18th Acaust
RoF Mcfarland aud Alf Cd Cloudy, sent to 6cspi.
tai IN Winchester S6.h October
Also OF Reve.ly Webb aad Jhariss Ksys.r,
who ware aEreatsd ~ dessrtefs AID sent r. 1ich.
mond abou: tbs LIST January. 1898 Any infWra
ton the shove named soldiers viii be thanh llly
received Address.
Capt JAS II HAYNR-,
Go Z 5xh VI Rec. HsAth's Brigade,
NH 21-4tt p HIS riyinscn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

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IL ykDlA1A os1tal1ea- Ha i o5oai s n mr.. ~
q haIoAA - hse anA AAsk esmpl.zIes - y
swtee cat1e 15A yaly, 1854 foAs AospiIai 4 ~
friv ylnxov1e. - - p. a5a : uIa,a ~,
nsn reeetveo = eabettseto 1so ,st sai 1sos,sss
nh - eese1 81 ysass e 80. fest 5 insA1 :
1919 eaas s5ss bsosn Aaaf, AID lsAs 81.
esset , 1KIN1, q % y. ssi vse,h,s s,...
Hon. p eeeat feet insh n height, liza ~.
it hs eo0pkxion, and blus sysA hIs y peoa -
seuIses e tee vlsestty Il kis hsm, n 6ssh,s.
bneg ooootY. VI.
Thirty dollan nWard Wln be- pald for tAs A..
md ga fisaDses a eaaA os e,shse Of ~ sSa,s 4.
oaRs q N va hat dee Pied 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30
HDo RslsT RIG 8 Va ' LIS. !

uasoh H. ,sii
rrEIRTY DnLLA1g EnWARD vii b. e.;a
II for the sppfehsusfcn anA delivery /, 49,
healq 1srtera 0e coEhuemsut IN one Of ~ ~.
fsdssess 1tatAs pfsens, for saeh Of The fsliovss.
Company o James Edwards s.pdy hair. ,.as,
eanp:satan: feet inches high - ysars old from
oonp,n a-J z xahoas blue .y.. ush. h.,.
Hight c0mpl xlsn S fest u inches "a IS va : "a
from Richmond. Geo WaitsSs, eray eyes. dsra
hair. dark o. olsxioD, fsst sipehes hsf. a.
old, from 0ermanv VIM Uudswood .rsv hi,
li8ht eyes faif sonplex.op, feet lechse him 9s
yssss old, rom Dinvddis John Foley : ~ cvs.
dsfA hsls fair mplsxion. test high. 10 yss,s cid
Oompaay H-w = Jusph, biss eyes lsA. hi,
light eompiexina. f-ss inehsa high. 20 ysanola'
Oonpany I-wm q Moore dark syss, dark hair,
dark oomplexlous s fsst II inches hish 20 Yea sod
from Raltfax q b Yaueey. bassi eyes isst ID.
dark eomplsxion. s fest inches Alek 80 ysass old,
from ualifsxs = 0 Meredith sray eyse dnk M.
light compisxion, 6fsss lnehss kigh - yeas GA.
from 1ishmond W o 1al1asssse dask syss dsri
esmplexion feet inches high, - yssss old, fson
Hanover
0empasy Rvs wHod srsy sysa lishs hair,
fair conplssioo,5 fsst lct nshss hsh. Il ysass eld
from Henry ca
Oompaay e. ) In \ ynrd DARK syss, sisek h.,
DARK Complexion ieet n inches high. 90 ysars ola
HeuricO county.
Byosdsr Of COL L , wEllams
3 BkILop. Leu ard Act AtTt
mn S6-JtS lnt BeaT Va Vola
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

TWO HUe DRkD DOE.-A11 f1W1rn--
II n1N1Y 1AR02 anbstisuss for q soS',.
son. Of Notseway, has abssoted himself and ~
above reward viii b psli any one Who wiD sr,..
ana eonaes him In aoy Of tss . psso,s q sieS.
mooo rf rsass.ars ais asAer.p;isa b s 70 LOW.
aasiys Of 0ssmanv III - Z nGNH.
Recruiting officer, Int LIEUT. lss Va DAas.iIcp
Csn be fsand ~ ne mo- az Y Cra~GsS :.
Bank q. between llth end sA .haY rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

HKnHkT1O-Ff1v&to WlkkIIA0 u bAbKX
IL Of Pafkes's Battery, On or about the tn Inst,
aear Ohssterheld Station, Riehmord ana fredericks
burg railroad. Said Banks took with him horse,
and Il b supposed b trying TO make biz way to
Maryland his native Stats, through our lines ct or
high, light hair, compAxion, and eyes, dsfecsive
front teeth. and stammerS little. Thirty dollars
viii bs given for hs arrest and lodemsrt In some
secure plaee. WIN W PA1kHR,
Capt Co @, Liaht ARTILLERY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

Ckt6 AZ IA C0VK6r 81 NaS1 and In 50,
Under the American EotAl-
Oontinues TO Insure Dwellings,, stores, LambeR
H0uieA and Merchandise generally
Inland Insurance on Goods transportsA On
1ivefs, Canals, or land cairiage.
= Polieiee Issued at current rates and lossoA
PROMPTLY paid.
/, Letters addrssssd 70 the aeerssaxy viii meet
prompt attention.
JOHN L BACON. President
o. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

4 NnH HlNg;sAO D.1A 30 M = . Kls-n.n
~ away nom The subscribsy, aboat ne Lat Of the
aI0eent month, (narehD ieot my negro man Dill
L I'D. he b 81 years of age, Of rather dark com
ple3lon, and abcut ak feet In heiehs He & very
intelligent and sprehtly, and can read sxd write
ae has been recently hired IN Rlsanond, whore b..
hiss many acq1aintapoes, ard should rot be sur
prired II Be q new there, On his wy 10 the Yam
kess, or he may have taken some other route for
the!r IineA VII pay hssy dollars II be il taken
u thia city and coninsd In i.i, CT one hundred Il
taken ont Of Lynehbo and lodged Ia any other
jau, % that can sss him again. T PATx1R
ENFfY DOLLARS REWARD-WiN s. paid for
IL the arprs heusicn Of my negro man ANOEl
SON. who ranaway In the city OF Richuond ON the
18th inst. Andsf1on b about 90 years old. bla.&;
we'll fol- e sd, and about feet inches high Has
no soars or marks on bin Tho above reward Will
Be paid fos HE apFrsheDsion and delivery to Hill.
Diekioson Z Go. Tina I'll ALEX PB1RcA
rTNhRE1 hUADk1D D0LLAKs kNWARD.-
1ah tie Ees1dence a Dol Moore on 9Th strSet
on Saturday, tbs 7th inst, . servant boy named
.EV1RLY vALENrlNA The sald Beverly h
the property Of Np Judge Beverly Tucker. Of
Wiliamsbore. He b eoppsrooiored muia.to.
about 81 feet high. very slendec In person, brown
eyes, and hair inclined to curl His demesnor 4
remarkably modest and quiet When spoken e
be looks rathsr I1timidAted, bat reeovess him
seh he wore, whom last seen, brown cost, with
ct the wafst.) red flannel ahirt, with blus trim
wings, and blue military cap, lined with ftripsf
rcd and white material The shove reward VIII
b paid foz his apprehension and delivery Of the
corner OF 9TH and Gary stTsotS, Richmond VI, OF
iodeed In iail In said civ NH H. ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

the shape Of . star. The nakse's name b Droit.
Ting La igrieh. Also, vKLV1T PUl21, With
e.: s: = s:. 5 o oSse e. cs G
abave reward viii b paid for the recovery Of tbs
Watch. Wl11Df01D, Of Oottrsn = %. :
NH Cts .-sss
CIXPY EOLl1AKs KkWARD stolen ffsm ny
- lot, On HA4skall street, juSt above the engine
white spot h tho lorshesd and hipped one
sids; one sogrsl Marc, blass faoe. with fosl; one
roam Marc. about four years old, with two OF her
upper teeth broken OF. viii pay tie above re-
left ct Mr n O Lipscombe's ssabis. on the eornex
Of Broad and ID streets. or at my heuse, on Mar
shall street.. above the engine house.
Eh t3-6ts W2 = MOORE.
HORs1 sv0L1N-el0 nNWAxD -1a10
IL nom my stab'e; On Sunday night The LIT
come whom fst about III ysars old. and has white
spot On bis back ! think, and appears to b shed.
ding hs hind hoo9B OircumgtanosD render Il Il.
os ,.o aa: :: ; none ssd Can, e
way To- Rlrhncnd. win pay 90 TO any peryou
who VIII take charge OF him and inform mo Of Is,
SO shat get him again.
nh 1S-1ws 8aiuds liNdIessx %.
2f0Lxn-frcp N: nndssnsned. By BOY
- named Lewis, IN barber mop kept By mao
o. The nans Of Myers undsg the Ballard House
On the evening Of tie 9Th Of Dsesmbw last, pask.
Sc c ::s
ALSO, receipt fof 31S bushels Corn, end smother
fof = bushels, delivered 10 the troopA lthaCe1ucs
ssu:soa ~ 'sf'oas asa'a'' saY,1s g 1sSssns
fa4-lsW0WA
q OST-A black fRUaK. marked ~ Il Mekscr
IL xie. Salisbury, II O." The said Trunk Was
md piased on the 5:h Inst, ON the xlohmcnd and
Fredericksburg Railroad a liberal reward viii b
paid 10 any ono dsllvsripg Il to MR BHTT0,
mn 90 St. Cork at 6potswooj House.
I OH!--A sanAll Geld STAR with owneRs
name, Whege and what given kr engraved
upon II. suitable reward win be Given tor Is II
LETT ct KNoWIx6 Z WAL1O1DD, No $50 Main
street NH 2O-1ts
r OGT-A CERTIFICATE Of Virginia 6tato
IL 6per cent Registered Debt, No 81, dated ~
March, 1861. Issued under est pasesd 81 March :
1891. amounting 70 e5co. and standing MI my mama
Application win BE- made 70 the leopsr ofReSr lur
tho ranewal Of The sams.
II 9o-1aW3m DAH4LH3Y DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

ID uNAWAY N JAlK.--Was somn - " sns
HI tAll Of I0uisA eounty . . runaway. q TIE
sVsu day a. July. 1861, . fmal N00R0 boy, who
says his nsms 10 OHAnL1S. apd tait h Blessings
70 Lieut. Vert, Of LsuisianA b. appears 70 BE-
abcus len twelve ysafs cd II f.nf fest high. Of
q brown col0f, he'd "a s.hon committed 70 jsii
. blue ssak coat. b, own Jeans pantajoons, md >
blns cloth cap. Tbs cwnse Of cad boy 10 n quired
to come forward ond prove his property, pay
Of = Tho law dissc's
JANIS Z 0OoCB, Sheriff aad
NH So 1sW6wA Jaiioe Of Louisa county.
EYVB hUMUkKD DOLLAAn R1WAkD.-I
Is VIII PAY f5s0 reward for ne spprshsnsicn
and delivery - ne. h Richmond Of my houoe boy
AL0nAT, who abseoa6sA from my residence, CT.
ner 81 5sh and 6racs strssta % the msTnns Of the
seth Inst Albert Il Of . dsrk gingerbread color,
"a yeaD Cd. sb2ut feet Z inches hik b, b we'll
70, Msd quick q active n HE nottoa, ard wsxzt
rather gum eountenaros when IL oooversation.
He was raised by kf lsa 70 4 0odGin, aud has two
orothen asd Other re1asions in this city
rnh 0l-lWs " n 6UTTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

ENOR HALH-A small tract Of LAID, located
on Failing Greek. about slx miles f1 N Nan.
cnsatern containing thirty scrss moo or less
fhe land - we'll, waseFed with One rpsicss nd
bra, eles The land Il Ill covered with wool ard
timber, and within one mile OF saew and manufac.
tarira NH and beautifully located to build upon
Any person wtahins 70 purchsse the lend viii o,n
on PxTER K. MORGAN, In Manchester, who
will lhnw the land and STATE tho price.
NH 23-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

nN1 HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ WIN Do paid fer The arrest end delivsey h
Richmond Of nesro calling hlrseH ISAIAH. He
near 100 lbs, hsyan Intelligent Sace Of dark I'm.
ger breai color. end b 10 yeezz old. He ran sway
from the Belle Ials Works about four weeks ago,
md b imposed to DO lurking IN or near the city
any neighbosins county jail, oeat The 1fics a the
Cid Dominion Iron and Rail Works Company h
1lehmOnd. nh 1O-AodQv&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

a DEsIRABhx PAIN Fun 81 LIZ Three
IA fundrsd acres Of good Land within two and
{ halt niles from R.chm md city, on tie Williams
burg turnfik s-ous-ha;f 10 we'll wooded, and one.
iour!h Of The clear. land II well trksn Ia clover
List spring our army tool possssslon Of tho Farm
and destroy ID the fencing and hosses Eny per.
sen Wishing TO make good aaa saes invse: m ant
would Do wall to lock at this Farm. It will b.
sod chsap for cash. Apply TO GOODIN AP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-30

IL xie 6a,hbury, II O." The said Trunk Was
nj piaced ON the 5:h Inst, ON ths 1lchmcnd and
FrsdGieksturg Railroad A liberal reward viii b
paid 10 any ono dalivaripg Il to Mr. BHTT0, 80
nh 90 5.a Cerk at 0pOtowooj Houno
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10
The War in Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE follow
ing has been received at the headquar-
tiers of the army:
TAzwELL, Tenn, Dec. Ito Maj.
Gen. Halleck = Longstreet is in fall
retreat up the valley.
Your orders about following with
cavalry shall be carried out.
My division of cavalry attacked the
enemy's cavalry in one of the passes
of Clinch Mountains, yesterday after
noon, and are pursuing them vigorous
ly.
A courier from Knoxville arrived
here last night. The coast is clear
Sherman arrived here yesterday.
(Signed) J. G. FOSTER, MAJ. Gen;
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. fisherman &
cavalry arrived at Knoxville on the
evening of the Sd. Longstreet raised
the siege on the night of the 4lh, re-
retreating towards Bristol, via Morris
town, on the railroad to Richmond, and
south from Bristol.
Longstreet retreated on the north
and south bank of the Holston river.
Fosters cavalry is following him on
the south and Sherman on the north.
Gen. Grant has captured since the
war broke out, 472 cannon and 90, 900
prisoners.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10

AColumbus paper says that Col. Dick
Morgan, and the six Captains who were
confined in the lower ranges of cells,
had, by menas of two small knives, dug
through the floor of their cells, which
is composed of cement and nine inches
of brick-work. Underneath the cells
is an air chamber, extending the whole
length of the building. Of this fact
the prisoners seem to have been
aware. Once in the air-chamber, one
of them could crawl to it's terminus
and dig down in the soft earth with
their knives until the bottom of the
foundation of the wall was reached;
then, digging out under, 1.-THE thing was
completed. Meanwhile, ropes had been
manufactured of the bed-ticking, and all
arrangements were complete for their
final escape. Everything being in read.
mess only a little strategy was neces-
sary for the escape Of Gen. Morgan.
He occupied a cell on the second range
just over the one occupied by his broth
CIR Dick. s
On Friday evening, as the prisoners
were being locked up for the night, the
Morgans were allowed to exchange
cells with each other. After Dick had
seen everything prepared, he permitted
bis brother John to take his place. Some
time during the night the prisoners
crawled through the hole they had dug
under the wall, but had skillfully con.
cealed, taking their rope with them.
They escaped from the prison imme.
diatly between the main building and
the female department. Once IN the
yard, and their escape was compare.
lively easy. They went to the outer
wall, near the big gate, and threw their
rope over the top, where it secured it.
self on one of the spikes. On this
rope, and by the aid of some timbers
near at hand, they clambered to thetop,
and easily descended on the outside.
There are no guards on the outer walls
after certain hour. The prisoners were
dressed in citizens clothes and not in
prison habi Iiments.
Capt. Hines, who is a mason and
bricklayer, seems to have had charge
of the work which resulted in the escape
of the prisoners.
A note was lefr for the Warden of the
prison, of which the following is a
copy:
CASTLE merton, CELL No. 20, Nov
9th, 1863.-Comencement.. Nov. 4th
1868. Conclusion, Nov. goth, 1868
Number of hours for labor per day, 8
Tools, small knives La natieace esl
amer mails son fruit est doatc,
"By order of my six honorable Confedrates,
"HENRY HINES, Captin, c. s. A."
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTESI
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under
the name of "PULMoNIc WAFERs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonic Wafers
are counterfeits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being stamped on each
WAFER. 49,
Bryan's Pulzaonie Wdfers
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Hoarseness.-
organs Pulznonic Wafers
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
Bryan's Rulnaonic Wafers
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulnaonic Waters
Relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
e Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
Bryan's Pulanonic Waters
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmon5c Waters
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
Brgan's PuI4nonic Waters
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste:-
Byyan's Pulnaonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BryGn's Pulzaonic Waters
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one-
No family should be without box Of
Bryan's Pulmonic Wefrs
In the house.
No traveller should be without supply of
Byan's Pul1a0nic Wafers
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
Bryens Pulmonic Waters
TwentyFi Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor "a Cortlandt st.,
New York. seps-2oy1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10
From the Army of the Potomac.

The brief campaign of the Army OF
the Potomac is over. Having success
fully crossed the Rapidan, driven Lee
back upon the Orange and Alexandria
road, fought one brisk battle on our
left wing, and nearly used up their lin.
tied supply of rations and forage, a
counsel of war was held, to which il
was concluded that return to the old
camping-ground was dictated by every
aspect of the case. The main reason
for this course are these: Short rations
and difficulty of bringing up more; the
enemy strongly intrenched in positi-
on which could not be carried in any
svent without great loss; evry cold
weather, making it certain that our
wounded, in case of assault, would suf-
fer and die iby hundreds before they
could be cared for. These facts led to
the order for retreat. There was no
fghting-not even a skirmish; and the
entire army recrossed the river with all
its transportation intact. The entire
loss of the campaign is 600 killed,
wounded, andmissing, of whom 60 only
were killed. The railroad and telegraph
is in orderfrom Washington to Rap
pahannock Station. @a .oN 9a
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10
The ORGANIZATION Of congress.

The 2sth Congress convened at noon
on the 18th. The Senate was called to
order by. the Vice-P President. The Gre
dentials of the members from West
Virginia, and of Senator Conness, of
CAL, and Henderson, of Mo-, were pre-
scented.
Mr.. Lane, of Indiana, gave notice of
the introduction of bills to repeal the
$500 CONSUMPTION feature of the En-.
rollment Act, and to increase the pay
of non c commissioned officers and pri-
Yates in the army fifty per cent.
The daily hour Of meeting is fixed
at O'Clock.
In the House considerable difficulty
was apprehended, from the threatened
refusal of Dir. Etheridge, the old Clerk
of the House, to recognize as bona fde
members those who have failed to pre-
viously present their credentials in due
form, but thanks to his timidi,y rather
than to any lack of dishonest efforts.
He went just far enough to demon
strate his capacity for high handed
outrages, but got frightened and stop
ped before going far enough to realize
any benefit from it.
After considerable discussion in ref.
erence to the matter, the certificates of
the members whose names were left of
the roll, were read and the names or
dered TO be put on. In his anxiety to
defeat the organization Of the House,
this model Clerk, who was elected by
Republicans for his patriotic services,
had omitted names of all members
from Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Kansas and Oregon, all from
Missouri, save two copperheads, and
had put on the names of three bogus
members from Louisiana. But to bis
dismay, quite a number of Democrats,
Disguised with the barefaced fraud,
voted for the resolution requiring
Etheridge to put the names on, while
others refused to vote against il; so it
was carried by twenty odd majority,
and the FIVE Maryland men, four OF
them Administration men, were put on
the roll. r fsr
The House then proceeded to the
election of speaker with the following
result.
Whole number of votes, 1s1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10
r. ve.l Special Dispatch to the N. =. TrSune.
The Siege Of Knoxville.

General Attack on Sunday Night
Impetuous Assault on Fort Sau,a
ders on Monday Mor7aing.-Ihe re6
Ell Column Broken in Fragments ana
Scattered They leaye Ouer Ons
Hundred Dead on the Field-Bur,a
side Grants q Truce to the Rebel to
Bury their Dead
KNOXVILLE, Monday, Nov 80. 1863.
During Saturday night Nov. %, the
enemy made general attack in force
on large portion of our skirmishine
line, and about midnight succeeded In
driving in our pickets. This was in.
tended as feint to confuse us and con
ceal the real point of the contemplated
assault. CaDnonadiDg and skirmishine
continued all night.
Early in the morning the enemy
charged in strong force Gen. Terriers
position, Fort Saunders. They were
met midway by murderous discharge
of grape and canister and the steady
fire of the rifie-pits, under which they
faltered and finally fell back in broken
fragments, leaving two colonies, sever.
al captains, and in all over one humid
red dead on the field. A considerable
force reached the foot of the parapets
only to tumble into a ten feet ditch
surrounding the fort, where the wound
ed and dead and living were piled in
an undistin guishable mass. We cap
tured 234 prisoners. The enemy's loss
is not far from 700 in the assault; the
Union loss less than 25.
Gen. Burnside humanely offered q
truce to Gen. Longstreet until p. m.
to afford time for the removal of the
enemy's wounded and burial of the
dead, which was agreed to, and alter.
ward extended two hours. The wound
ed were brought into our hospitals and
conveyed on our ambnlapces to the
enemy's line. Three stand of colorc
were captured. This (Monday) morn
ing it is clear and freezing weather
with quiet around the line.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-10

90 Mans6eld's Dispensatory says
that most of the Sarsaparilla of the
shops is inert and worthless. DR.. Aver
in his writings on this drug states that
not only is it inert as found in the
shops, but so also are most of the pre-
parations from it, or bearing its name.
He shows, however, that this fact arises
from the use of worthless varieties,
or unskilful preparations by iucomp.
etent men; that the true Medicinal Sar.
saparila (Tarza Smilax off, of the
tropics, when freshly gathered in the
bud, is one of the most effectual altera.
tives we possess. Combined with other
substances of great alternative however,
like Iodine, Stillingia,. Dock, &C., it
makes Ayers Comp. Ext. of Sarsp.,
which we have reason to believe is one
of the most effeetual remedies for
humors, skin diseases and for purifying
the blood which has ever yet been
fond by anybody.-Bangor Me- Mer-
cary.