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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-11
OUR ARsy CORRESPONDENCE.
ARMY EoRTHERs VIRaTsIA. J
Auuust 1flsE lSc4


August lob, 1863
The 'sa.s of wAr" continues to be unpro.
duciive Of news. L;.tle or nothing has &C
Cured since the cavalry tight Of Tuesday iass
that Is note wsrthy.
Il IsaiEsns.tfs. t:aIpapar ias, ssing, whero
had beer, in the laugia oi eeriAia Con-
fsdsra.e correspondence ION rseonaois.
rance" Everything fesaaias in stuta quo -
The headquarters Of Gen. Meade are believed
army concentrated In the cou:try ciroImja
oelt. Excepting the sending ont Of scouts &C
casionaiiy, neither infautry nor cavalry Rave
showed any disposition 20 advance. Oar cav
airy are CONSTANTLY Oh the qn, ctUe, aud may
be said to bs most of the time In line Of battle
awaiting The advance Or appearance Of their
mounted advsrssriee, vino have distinguished
themselves by their boidness since The first
hght a; Brandy. Station.
Forty Yankees, MADE prisoners by the dar.
ing scout, Mostly. ia the vicinity Of Aiexan-
dfiA recently, were Gent down by the Central
train from Cuipspsr yesterday. They were
captured at tho earae tima>that i1e made tie
haul Of the suffers wsgons and e hundred and
fifty mules The rscen. call Of the President
on the reserve conscfipts is making gradual
additions to Mosby's b, md. The train for Cal
peper yesterday brought up sightesn or TWEEN,
ty able bodied men, new recruits from Rich
mond, B BaItimore, Washington, and the East
ern Shore Of Virginia. Moeby is doing much
coed in his present sphere and though bs emi
nsntiy deserves it, il is feared his usefulness
may be spoiled by too rapid promotion.
foai authorized to state, WITH more Ger.
tainty than in my last, that Msj Gen Hood
has been been Created Lieut. -GeaeraI, and up.
pointed to the command Of all the cavalry Of
the Army Of Northern Virginia. hear also
that Brig Gen. Hampton has been promoted
70 the rank Of Major General Of Cavalry
lhe reports Of both appointmsnts&re received
with general qualification.
Another week has opened, and with as little
promise Of events Of stirring interest ss the
one jas. clossd. -"
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1epsta3 EAlnySn, ,aoet4e1 . vesyshfel elnaa1
toek e91v eeo coGus1Ges. H aln1o& thn1 /
gasee1l teh6 WIKI psnsl1, kuna "a. M beoG
going On foF abo1t hl1ooA nj1utG8 and tAal
womaA ard eAillfen Weeo yunoia8 Il ovogy
.Mrsclfon % sass thsif lives N6thaae nseek
~ = inseura:i1g this sstats Of a9Airs haSG
much to aaswer for.
MfscRLLAaRoUs.
The Msw York papsss publisA . ssatsnanl
about Port O4Giioa, q ihey eall DsaWry'a
bIeh, end ktehnond, furnished By WI j
TRees, o9 festsmeuth, Va. one Of Tho Fort
gasE1oon, who deserted. The RasrisOA q IL
bun, aeeosdinG 70 tAis story, d only ni1e1y
The New Yerk Herald thinks the eayaurs ol
Charleston will 0hviAtA au necessity 1or ana
fears OF war with Kurope.
Psyusstsrs len Washington on tie 4.h .
ray eff tbs Army Of the Potomac mp to Jaly
DR. Ewsl, Of shs N0rthesn Neck OF vifsinIn,
IN the old Capitol prison at Wsshingtcu fos
dialoysliy, has been released
Mr.. Val.andigbAm has len the Clifson Hoase
and sought qnistsr quarters asa short disaAneo
tr0I there. Thfa was Eeeeseitate6 by tha
crowd OF callers BY whom he was hourly be-
get.
The operators ID the service Of The Ameri-
IN IsiegFaph company, numbering nearly
rvs hondrsd psrsons. havs established an
Association timilar t. that Of the Printers
Uaion, and " i'll soon held . Convention
James Whittier, barber from Maryland, Is
ON trial in New York for being the leader Of
the rioters who mobbed tbs Tribune ofiios.
Gov. Bradford has Issued his proclamation
calling upon the people Of Maryla to re-.
spond to the recommendation Of the President
of the Uaitsd Safes fer the observance Of
Thursday nax., 8 inst, az day Of thanks
giving, praise, and prayer for 'aths vic.osies
WLish have crowned the national arms The
Governor also sanctions the day as q legal
holiday, upon which the banks aud corporate
institutions Of the State can suspend businsss.
Gen. Ssoneman will probably be the Chief
Of tee Cavalry Bureau about to bs organized
in the War Department
Gen. Dan Sieklss has nearly recovered from
his wounds, and on Saturday last gave din
ner party in New York.
"Gov." Pierpont, on recent visit to Ohio,
was arrested on the complaint of Jadge Geo.
W. Thompson, of Wheeling. for false mprison.
mens. Pisrpons gave &l0, ,0GO bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-11

There wAs noahie6 ~ from the amy 81
Gen. Leo broughs 4oNa By passsngsrs on the
Central srai6 las night The enemy sssns 70
be making preparations for IN advance on the
line Of the upper Rappahannock, but his
movements are doabslsss retarded BY the op-
preesiss weather Of The past week.
Passengers froa rrsdsrieksburg ssprsssrs
that the enemy in some forcs are In Stafford
county, about five miles from fredericksburg;
hut OF their novemsnis very little seems to
be known.
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Bold OpssatieA-RvesY ~ - ~ Vo1Do
called upoa = nel1ee 49, Seeoey q -
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urday sieAs = 1esiaA 1k 9 o -.
5.nss Esss asS ~ lSl1snss 81
hold Of I'm II 8 seaGt na1 - -.
that hs sAe1lA 6Saa. the1. Nse114q 0y
kniyes, King gavo then . 0neD p(oeNMA
which 70 Ct drinhs. - ~ en1e4 Il -
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walked Of, followed hy 1s1 s1e1oA u -
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IA 4 eea1ls, captured 81 eaoo1 - ~
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safs koopinQ. ~
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heraids q = hAppy psasA Ssl1oa. II ever.
has il besA - los cf ihe ieurna1i1e - annoanee
On ths 1nm6 5Asok two events - suph fsnn.
aeezdsnt tGpos1uA6A q u fn1a q Yfokehnrr
taud The EstseaA e -. 4Ae nops&eaa Pynrt6
af July has Indeed r. ~ AStejl0W 6easoYn
ton
How thankful nay tho'H HoU6 or Comuone be
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FROM vICKSBURG.

FROM vICKSBUR0.
Persons lately from vicksbure report that
Grant has gone to vIrgiSisto snperssds Meade.
Gen, HePhersoa tskss Grants place.
Gen A. j. Smith is Ia command of tho post
at Vicksburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-11

The Recent Confederate Reverses DISCUSSION
in Parliament upsn the Ferejga Enlistment
L0WEc.
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From { harlestesa !.

The Charleston pagers bring rs nothing new
about the position Of affairs there. We get
from the Mercury, however, Two incidents
which vary the n,ono.ony Of the siege liz
tie.
risen, . spirited ntds affair took place In
Schooner Greek, between James and Morris
Leland, resulting in the capture Of .. Yankee
eaegs with it, -esew. RuT ssvefal nights Is
was known thas ~ enomy h4d been posing
some picket beats In the m 1sh near the hulk
Of the old steamer Moagaait, 70. ths purpoes
OF observing onf movements at CunAias's
Point. and giving notice BY rockets 10 tAsis
Morris Island batteries when 70 open 6ss o.
ear trxnapoYte. The military auihOrities hav.
irg deter mined 70 capture Or drive c6 theee
~ ,tsr piekets Of the ensmy, n expsditaon
was 6smsd with that view. Abos4 81 clock
on Monday. night Captain SslisEs. w1ih De-
tEatawl Regiment, lsIt Fort Joh,ston IN two
boats and rowsd into Schooner Creek. About
the Same time CsptAin Wsrisy, Of the Navy,
with two boats, manned by marines from the
Confederate States steamers Ckic0rG md
Painaetso State, also approached the posisios
the Yankee boals would Be found. Carisia
Ssiiera's men having lels their bosas, dspssy-
ed ss skirmishsrs. wading knee deep, in The
MARSH. They soon ene0untArod the enemy,
who took 70 their boats two in nsntss) Win
ali spesd, and rowsd rapidly Of uadeT .
sharp hrs from our men Oee Of the 1aDkeo
boats managed 70 escape, with she iosS. y h
barge, was intercepted By Captain Was1sy'e
command, and susyen9ese4 Il eonaeaned
.. Captain Payne, OF the 10Osh New York Rs6i.
nent. with Sergeant md -toa moak Two 81
the crew had been kiileA; ths Yankeo -
.aia and four others sf sas psisssars wsss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
Our arntu Correspondence.
FROM THE INVALID CORPS.


Ma. EDrros-- Dear Sii-l No one can for.
get how readily in the beginning Of this war,
young meu lett the,t homes, their wives and
children or nest and dear friends, to DIVE back
the bold Rebel who was laundering on to-
wsrde the National Capitol. Over $4,000
have thws gone forth, hundreds have fallen in
battle, thousands have been broken down by
sickness OF wounds, and many a home that
once knew kind father and tender husband
now mourns the noble dead on some far off
battle-h Id. A few Of these broken down.
wounded men came forward again at the call
OF the President, to do what they might in the
inpottd Corps They bore on their bodies the
honorable scars OF fierce fghts, and in their
bodies the malaria Of southern swamps
About so enlisted from this State. The most
Of them men with families, who must do some
thing for their support. They were voted the
seven dollars per month state pay by the House.
but the Honorable Senate knew better than
to spend the money Of the State in that way,
Does any one blame them Who can doubt
they acted Justly, See how molly they came
to the rescue when the draft forced from home
the loving Young husband who had rested 50
long at his happy freside They freely pass
ed law paying every drafted man me seUen
dollar State pay. Thus he whom the DRAFT
so ruthlessly tore from his home can well
provide for bis family, that so reluctantly part.
ed with him, while one-srmed Invalids who
went out when the war first began are refused
1t. This shows how much better il he who
remains at home and tills the soil until forced
to 60, than he who willingly marches over
bloody fields and leaves a shattered arm or
leg 10 marx the euot "a here he hpcan,r IN Ia
Udtid. Yours most respectfully.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
HEADQUARTERS, NEW ORLEANS,
NJ, 1000


Nov. Z, 1868. (
Mr.. EdhoT-The expedition under Gen.
Dana has made landing thirty miles below
Brownsville, Texas, none of the large vessels
were able to cross the bar. and the troops
we're all landed in small boats Noarly all
the horses Of the expedition were lost on &C.
count of the rough weather. The only casu-
allies we're seven soldiers drowned by the car
sizing in the gale Of yswl, and email
steamer and two schooners lost. On attempt
ing to land they were assaulted by two compa.
nice Of rebel cavalry, but a few shots from oui
sharp shooters soon sent them kiung" -
Prisoners report only 800 rebels at Browns
vile. These were taken wholly by surprise.
and very little resistance is anticipated Tn,
main portion of the 18th Amy Corps is a.
waiting transportation to join hem pa
of the 18th Army Corps Is alsu returning, onl,
sufficient fire is left in the Teche to keep the
rebels in check. All is life and activity, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevails lfthese few
items are Of any worth to yon; yeu are well
come TO them. In haste,
s.w. D. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. II. H. ID ID y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent of q. ). Patent Office, Wa,hrugtor CuHder
the Act OF 1881
rs STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET
Boston. MAssAcHUsBTTs

AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to secure Patents IN the United States
alsu IN Great Britain France aud other foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments and ali Pa
pets or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign We IS, to determine the validity or utility Of
Patents or n'ehuonsand legal other advice render
60 all matters touching the same Copies " the
claims OF any Patent furnished BY RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have advantages Tor securing
Patents OF ascer,aning the pateutAbty Of inventions
unsurpassed by If not Unnecessarily superior to- an,
which can be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
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best paOf " advantages and ability he would add that he
has abundant reason to believe and prove that at 40
ohef Ohce OF the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scnber during twenty past has enabled him TO ac
cunulate vast collection Of specifications and ofeia
decisions relative patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me
ehAniea works and full accounts Of patents granted in
me United States and Europe, render him able beyond
question, To offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
necessity Of journey to Washington, to procure A
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
INVENTORS.
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner - Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring inventors tnA the,
cannot employ person more competent and
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
- . Late Commissioner Of Patents
MI H. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTREE appli.
osuons on all but one Of which patents been grant
ed and that is nov pending Such unmistAkabe proof
OF grsat talent aud ability on his part leads recon
menu a" inventors to apply TO him to procure their
patents as they may be Of having the most faithful
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ehSiRes' JOHN A. TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber In course Of his
large pnaouce made on tpice rejected applications
ihIhIkkh AfrEALs EVERY OsE of which was decided
IA h' iapoT' by the Commissioner Of Patents
H.. H.. -, ,o, EDDY.
""H"h' Zee ~. 1852 1884
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
MODE OF APPLYIN0f euk DECEASED
SOLDIERS AkHlsAIts OF PAY
AND BDlJNTY

Application, post paid. should be made to
Hon. +. II. French, oecond Aud'toi Trash
tpgtop, u. O.
Mr. French wishes that claimants should
be spared the expense OF attorneys or gents,
a1d to thi. end he will send blanks, and plain
instructions how TO fill them IN, and how 20
proceed in all respects. But 70 attorney 5,
&c, he will send no information.
The application should be made by the
nearest survivor in law to the deceased, AS /:
first, widow second, children, collectively,
II minors, by guardians; third. father; fourth.
mother /; fifth, brothers and sisters, collecti-
vely sixth, next nearest relatives or heirs,
by executors or administrators. The mother
takes pr cedence OF the father If the latter is
drunken or otherwise unworthy Of trust
Inc tou"'y viii not be paid 10 any represent
alive below the ''cnud degree, (chuo.) ui,iess
resident ot the U".ttd Suites. NeitLor viii
bounty be paid the uW OF deceased.
The application should state the rvlat ON.
ship of the applicant Zone or more, he, ,b,
OF they,) to the deceased, and what othc.
nearest relations survive, 50 as TO enable th,
Second Auditor to decide at once and 80 in
form the applicant, whether he is the proper
person to make the application. If be APP
picant is the proper person. blank athdayts
and directions how to furnish the required
proof of what the applicant has stated, that
is, of the relationship which is entitled to tn,
claim, &C., Sc, will be sent to him. II tht
Auditor decide that the applicant is not the
proper person, word will be sent to him t.
that effect, at the same time indicating which
of the relatives named by the applicant is, and
furnishing the blanks and instructions befor,
mentioned.
On the return of the blanks duly executed
as directed, they are filed away, with all 9th
er applications of the same state, to awai
settlement IN The order of the date of the death
and to this order there is no possible except
ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
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See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. Phyie
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27

kEoRUITISG.-We are authorized to state
that the quota of Ludlow is secured and
that in Cavendish eighteen men have signed
an obligation to enlist as soon as specified
sum, in the form of bounty money, shall be
guaranteed to them. There is good reason to
believe that the required amount will be rails
ed.
Eleven recruits, mostly young men from
Brandon, arrived here yesterday afternoon.
en- route for Brattleboro A part OF them
are expected to join the 7th regiment, and
part the I'd battery Rutland Herald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27

The Richmond Enquirer OF the 18th con-
tains the following
Charleston, Nov. 1.-Two Of the monitors
engaged are not seen this morning. A repor,
from Moultrie states that the leading mont
tor IN the hight had her smoke stack and tur-
ret perforated. Fonr monitors took position
to-day near Cummings Point, and afterwards
passed up the channel.
Ills believed that they carried heavy weights
suspended at certain depths below the water
to ascertain II there was passage for vessels
OF certain draught. TIE enemy fred thirty
five shots from Gregg into the city doing
no essential damage. II is reported that a
gun burst at the last fire.
indications, are that the enemy entend
more extensive operations. No Monitors
we're in action to-day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27

COMMISSIONS The following commissions
have recently been issued by Adj. Gen. Wash
bum
kdwin Phi s. AsssiAn, Surgeon 4th regt.. be Sur
geon 6thrg
Leonard ID. Tee. let 1t Co. " 70 be Capt Co. h 9th
merrill T. Samson, 1t II Co q to be Capt Co. 9Th.
ONs II sweet. I'd 1t. Co A, to he LIST 1t. Co. A, 5h
Shas Williams, ID It. Co b. In be LIST L. Co. Il, 5th
II 9Th
Edward p Russell, I'd 1t Co. Z, to be Is, It. Co. K,
orrin l. Spencer, I'd L. Co. ID, to be ls 1t Co O. 9Th
John W Chase, Senior LIST It.. to he Capt % Vermont
battery, vice Capt Holoomb, who resigned in order
To take commission Major in the LIST Texas oAvAl-
~.
Chas II Dyer Junior lat L.. to be Senior lst It. I'd
Vermont battery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

NJ d. devotes great part Of his time the treatment
~ hose cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins me oodl snd ndnd' uniting the unfortunate in
u'auai tnT business or society Some Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by eatly habi,s Of ro,h @
weakness OF the Buck and Limbs Dizziness OF he head
Dimness Of sight Papitaton Of the heart Dyspens,a
Nervousness, arrangement " the digestive hnetions
symptoms Of Consumption &c The feAlh,I sGee,s ~
the mind are much to be dreaded loss OF memory con-
mslon OF IDEAS, depression " spirits evil forebodng,
aversion OF society seldstrust timidity SC are .mon
the evils produced Such persons should befor, con
pAung maumony, consult physician Of experience
ana DC a, once restored to health and happiness
rsuenS who wish TO remain under Dr. Dow's tres,.
mem rev days or weeks, will be furnished with pien.
sat-! rooms and charges for board moderate
Al euiohss sent to all parts Of the country with full
dfeeuons Tor use receiving description of yon,
" DoN has also Tor sale the French CApottes wArra
end red stamp, asno f w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27

Three Quaker of other non-resistant con.
scrip's from Vermont, have been dismissed
urtill called for" ard sent home, from
the Army of the Potomac, il being i'm
po'slble 10 make soldiers of them.
k"nsas has its agricultural college already
establ he'd at Manhattan. and its fret term
will cose 10 December.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
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curry other Injurious drugs, purely vegetable
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Sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d day Of No
vembor, 1854.
WIN, P. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth-street, above Race, Philadelphia
Address Letters for information in confidence,
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