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The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VI O I Ill f X $. THERS,,
Nl0THE So,
DON'T fan TO Procure ,Irs. win.lo,,ssa

Don't fail TO Procure Mrs. SinsIovs's Seoth-
ing Syrup for CHILDREN TEErn1S6.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription q
one of the lest female physciaas and nurses u ts
United States. and has been used fo- thirty yea-,
with never failing safety and success By mlGsas y
mciherS and children. from the feeble iafan. oue
week old tot the .del'.
ls;sos only relieves the child f1o pain bat ilv
ora'eSiae stomach ana bowels corvects acidty. and
gives tone ana energy to the whole Svs;e,9 I;rl
almost instantly relieve.
GalFING IN laE BovEls AND Wlsp coLl,.
Ne believe It the Best and S-~ss; Remedy IN =.
Torld, in ali cases Of DrSsSrgKY and plisRv.,
Il CalLpSEN. whethegi1 arises from Tee,hlas ana
other causes.
Full directions Tor using viii accompany c. a
bottle. None Genuine ualess the fac-simile O.,
CURTIS < PERKINS. Of New York. Is o. -.
outside wrapper
sod by ali Medicine Dealers.
Principal of1ce. =. Dey street. New Yosk.
PRIcE ONLY - CENTS rER BOTTLE.
RICE, COFFIN / CO. Agents. MarvsviMe.
EEnlNGTON * co.
+i6 and AIS From; street. san Francisco.
an-- TN Agents ior California.
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TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Several veal.
thy manufacturing firms are preparing speci-
mems of cables, and will tender them for the
Atlantic Telegraph cable: but il is thought
that Glass, Elliott 4 Co. will obtain the con-
tract. as they have offered that the directors Of
the telegraph company may. or they Will pur
chase the materials and be paid each week the
exact cost Of the same ard the wages Of the
men and when they have laid the cable sue
cessfully, they shall receive for their time. ser
vices and profit twenty per cent Of the actual
cost in shares, to be delivered to them in iu-
stallmen's during a period Of twelve months,
provided the cable CONTINUES in good work 'ng
order.
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Bristol sarSapariIIa.-Poi-ous dug from tn 4
bowels of the eartn, and used As medicines, kill
thousands annually. Powder and bah are not hal !
half 80 mnIderous. From the cusSes of mankin
called mineral specifies Bristols Sarsaparilia |
exempt. lis thirty-iiye years ofuahr, ken iIiumply
over ScToua cancer erysipeLs and all diseases uf|
the skin. the flesh the bones the POINTS aui gands
are due t. the vegetable kingdom alone. Ii +, tn =
only medicine ever prepared by man, that erAdicate+
from the >y~ten the virus of malignant maladie,
and at the same time recHperates the constitution.
10 the feeble it Is strength TO the aged vitality the
aeoniZed soothing balm. l., the broken n Spirt a
Ieyiving elixir To the sufferers of the aeutler sex
present help under all their special difficulties to
ALL the most certain and iuacuous of the means OIL
Tered by science Tor the elet and prevention of hu
man sGlernG Sold by the ica3iI4 drG- cisi> Of all
towns and cities. Slalp.
HOSTEFTEP. SMITH a DEAN.
Ageuts f1r Pacific Coast san tr,a,.isro
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THE PRoFIrs OF SLaUGHrER-A Cincinnati
paper says that Mr.. Chase consemplates endor
sing his own views by assuming the Presidency
after his retirement from Office. of 4 bank un-
der the national law, with cpital Of $1,000
600, to be located in Washington. \ little
over two years ego Mr.. Chase left Columbus
unable to pay his debts Those who make
this war pay at the rate of million year
may well dououuce Democrats as TRAITORS" "
for their patriotism amounts to considerable" ="
Chase clears about four dollars on every
slaughtered American citizen. so says the
Columbus Crisis
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NEVADA TERRIToRY.-It has been suggested,
says the Humbaldt River Register, By gen
tlemau who has had an opportunity to inform
himself SIS to the probable feasibility of the
matter, that the State of Washoe-if By Win.
ter We get State Goverument-can al very
moderate cost provide for reclamation Of the
vast plains We know as the forty mile desert"
and the twenty six mile desert" He suggest.
putting down srtesian wells, 10 bring pure wa.
ter in swift streams TO be sent over the sandy
surface, thereby he predicts making the desert
to h'assnrn Ike TIE rnse
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How Is THIS ?-It is stated that both Nc
kius,ry and Machn. late candidates for Lieu
tenant Governor. are residents Of Aurora. Mono
county, aud that Surveyor General Houghton,
10 running the eastern boundary line of the
State, finds Aurora to be in Nevada Territory.
at the time OF the election, have We elected a
Lieutenant Governor II not can We have q
new dig at the B acksDake Republicans We
dare say that Machin made the dust fly to get
into California, when be found the line was
going 10 leave him in Nevada.
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Butte G. 6 S. Mining Co.

THyHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the Stockholders Of the above named Company
for the purpose of clecting ofceis for thr ensuing
year, viii be holden according t. the by law, Of the
Company, on
MONDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF SEPT. 1888
at the Office Of the company betweea the hours Of
and ?. 81. Stockholders viii please attend.
Cherokee Flat. Batte county. Cal. Sent. l. 1853
CHARLES WALDYER. Secretary.
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The New York papers say that Andrews,
the leader of the late riots in that city, va, an
Administration Spy, in the employ OF Secretary
Stanton, aud that the riots were planned bv
the Administration to destroy the popularity Of
Governor Seymour. The story is not improb-
bic, for there is abundance of presumptive evi-
dence that The Administration is secretly work
ing with parties in New York, to throw that
State bnck into the hands of the Republican
party. 1t first waged war against the Woods,
suppressing their paper, etc. New York cleo
ted the Democratic ticket, when, presto the
tactics of the Administration changed. The
Woods were allowed to resume the publication
OF their paper-to call peace meetings III New
York, and so divide the Democratic party
that the State may fall an easy prey to the
Republicans, If the Woods are not thus acting
in concert with the Administration. how is it
that Fernando can denounce the Administra-
iion in language twice as forcible and bitter
as that used by Vallandigham, and immediate
y thereafter visit Lincoln, receiving the most
cordial attention from the President and bis
Cabinet?
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josephine Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws Of the State Of Cali
f0rnia and order Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Josephine Gold Silver and Copper Mining Compa
nv, there wit be sold at public auction Saturday
September 18th. at o'clock ?. NJ. in front Of the
C0mpanys Office on HGnt0on street. OTovllle. so
many shares Of the capital stock Of said company
standing in the names Of the following persons or
shareholders as viii be necessary for the payment
Of the assessments duly levied thereon. together
with the expenses Of avertising g-and other expen-
ses OF sale:
NAMES 40. SHARES AMI DrE.
G. FITZGERALD ...-.......- 200 sl2 90
sam. Stewart zrt.......--..---.-20 200 sl2 90
Wm. Rogers. s...-..----- .---. zoo sl2 90
D. u. BISHOP, Secretary.
Oroville. yaly 77th, 1858.
The above sale is postponed till Monday, Sept.
2lst, 1868. By Order.
D, N. BISHOP, sscy.
Sent. lott, Iss5.
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SAYS the Essex Statesman The Union
Lesgues never reinforce the army-not they.
Que vote Is worth more than musket-so
they stay al home TO vote to save the Republi
can party. But nothing can save the Republi
can party bu. the destruction Of the UuiOG; and
nothing can save the Union bat the destruction
Of the Republican party.
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FAIR PLAY FOR Ngw YoRk-The draft can
be postponed in Ohio. but let 10 New York.
Does rot the emergency Of the army demand
men from Ohio as well IS from New York >
Or Is the national interest 10 be rendered sub
servieut to the Republican party inteses, il
Ohio, by the postponement there, and the same
result effected in New York By the enforce
ment OF q fraudul5nt enrolment! pon't sbuf-
ie. Father Abrabam-play fair.-BaH0n
Post.
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CAMBRIDGE, lad, February 6, lsje.
Messrs. 4. L. SCOvILL L Co.
Gents:-This Is to certify that have used DIX
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks, and found
them TO be the best Pills that ever used for that
purpose; and have also used them as a Cathartic
Medicine. and have found but little use for a phv.
slcian since had them in my family
Yours, truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON & CO.
sun Francisco, 4
Wholesale agents for Pacific coast
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COUNTY TIRE AsUREE's OFFICE.
oBovILLr, Sept. I2th. lS6s.

Warrants drawn on the General County Find
registered November 18th to November 18th.
lS6o, inclusive. VIII be paid oa Tr.~entatio.
at this Office, and viii cease 10 bear ip;erss,
from this date; if not presented within sixty
days the money set apart Tor their redemption,
viii beappropriated 70 pay warrants rex, in order
Of registry.
D. BURROUGHS
County Treasurer.
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l. Health worth .he Trouble of an E :

l. Health worth Ihc Trouble Of an T. 2
pertinent III you tlink So sick reader. you are
invited 10 follow in the footsteps of the great mai
tude who have foaud relief. when tLey had almost
ceased ceased To- hope for il, in BrIit8i, sngar Coated
rms The scope Of their reueiih operation j.
VIDE. Notoniy d. they produce the most beneficial
ELECTS IN all immediate disease Of the st3n tch tne
lNti' tne bowels, bat Ia great number OF cont e
eht eomplHats. In sph-m, and fiis of every de.-
euptiou they are considered by medcal meu . en-
ihece a. Meli as by the non professionals the most
thorough oi all remedies. They renovate the gen.
era. sy'iem, while they gently relax the b,sels,
aud hence IN cas9s of physical pro-tsai n whether
arising from age, weIk constitution or spe-itic
H.ment, they are invaluable. Where other purSa-
lives would exhaust aud sicken the patient they
recuperate and refresh. Their effect upon the an.
petite Is most remarkable Ordina1p apciients ere
ale disiaste for food, but they produce desire for
IT, 4Aey are put up IN glass slds, and viii keep in
any climate. Sold Uy all regular druggists.
HOSTETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN.
Agents Tor Pacific coast san Francisco.
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r j. W. GILKYsoN. COUNTY CLERK

II j. ". GILkYsoN. COUNTY CLERK
ss in and for Bate county, and ex-ofEcio Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors in and for Butte coGn-
y State Of California, hereby certify the foregoing
70 be true copy OF the proclamation of the Gov
ernor Of this state, far a the same is applicable
to the said coanty, calling an election throughout
the State and the Proclamation Of the said Board
Of Supervisors calling an election in this county,
together with the Election Precincts Inspectors and
Judges OF Election fo- Butte county.
- Witness ny hand and the Seal Of
{ County Court affixed September 18th a.
s@A- D.ls63.
~ J. W. GTLkISON.
County Clerk. and ex-o1ncio CLERK OF the
Board Of Supervisors, Butte County,
California.
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Hickory g. S, & Copper N. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT 4
~ Meeting Of the Trustees. held this lay an
on each and every share Of the Capital stock. pay
able Immediately, in gold coin, to the Secretary.
\ i shares delinquent after September 10Th will be
sold according 70 law
BY order of Trustees
SAM c. benson, Secretary.
0roville, August 10th. 1853.
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Rising Sun G.S. &C II. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
Y Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees # the Rising
sun Gold Silver and Copper Mining Company. an
assessment often cents per share (of one foot each
was levied on the capital Stock Of the COMPANY
payable on or before the 2l>t day ef September,
lN63 At the ofiire OF the Company in Oroyiue.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
August L, 1883
A. MAURICE. Jr. Sec'v.
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THs latest exhibition Of genuine loyalty We
have seen or read Of, is thsi Of The chap at
Troy, who was recently drafted, aad till either
go hEnself or send his father
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DIR. HOsTErTER's sIOMNACH BiITERs-

DIR. HOoTEfIEE'o SI0MNACH BiITERs--
These Bitters are universally acknowle lsel to he
sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, It
ulence Heayiness Of the stomach, any other IN
affection. Their eIeIt upon the system j. most mi
raculous they give healthy tone to the system
relieve all morbid matter and n fact cleanse the
system OF all impurities. In no case has it been
known TO fail. nat on the contrary new virtues
have been found in it use. To those afflicted with
any Of the above Ills Of the body the Bitter. are
offered as speedy and certain cure Try them and
form your own opinion. Sold by Druggists and
dealers everywhere
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEANe
Agents for Pacific Coast, san Francisco.
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California G.. G S. VI. Co.

OFFICE CAL. GOLD & SILVER MINING Col
CHEROKEE. Butte County. Cal,
August 4th, 1858.
u Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT A
~ Meeting Of the Trustees, held this day an as
sessment Of Fifty Cents each and every Share Of
the Capital Stock Of the Company was duly levied
the same due and pa yable to the Secretary, at
bis offce Cherokee, Butte county California. or 10
4. }: Simmons. Esq. santa Clara, Humboldt coun-
y, y. t Certificates Of stock now ready.
THOMAS MCDANIEL.
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MAYos OPDYkE. Of New York, has signed
The ordinance appropriating two nilicn dol
lars 10 procure substitutes torthose that nav
be drafted ia that city.
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S-T-IS6O--N.
PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an aatidote to change of water and diet
They overcome elects Of dissipation and late
hours
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fever.
They purify the breath and aeidityof the stanacA-
They care Dyspepsie and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, aud are ezhGusted nal
ture's rtstortT. They are made Of pure St Croix|
Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and herbs
aud are taken with the pleasure of a beverasA|
without regard 70 age or time of day. Particular
recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimulant. Sold by all Grocers. Druggists. Hotel
and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE. / CO., New York.
CRANE { BRIGHAM, Agents,
nleoriy san Francisco.
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D. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.
DR.. RADWAY'S PILLS THE PILLS THAT
CURE

There are Thousands Of persons Who have for
years been dosing with some iavorte pills, and ~
ssine they cannot live without them When ~
hear that u man has been taking such and ch
pills for years, il is fair 10 presume be j. TAX n
a worthless remedy. Yet there are many who have
been afflicted with CuStiveneSs. Indigestion Com.
stilauvn, Liver Complaint. Jaundioe Dyspepsia-
sc . for years, and from habit have used some "a,
vori;e pail that affords mere temporary relief with
out thinking that the pills they are taking uereas
es the original complaint. Now we guarantee that
II these misguided people will take Railways Pills
that from one II SIX boxes viii care them.
For sale by Druggists.
HOSIErrER, SMITH 4 DEAN. Agents.
lwl san Francisco
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MARRIED.

n orosiile, Sept. .22nd. ls6S, by John Disk. Es9.
Ms ]. VI. WARD, t. Miss AMANDA e. A HELMS
daughter Of Nr. Houston P Helms. all q Butte
~o~-%r
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The NEXT CONGRESS- BY counting in the
nile Congressmeu from Kentucky, the black
snake party figure up an administration ma
j)riiy Of six in the popular branch Of the next
Congress. But they have no business to count
the members from Kentucky as supporters of
the policy of the administration. The New
York Times, an Administration paper in com
men,ing on the election in Kentucky, said
Gen. Smith is probably the only member of
Congress elected in Kentucky that will prove
thorough going supporter Of the Admiustra-
ton"
This ';horough hgoiug supporter of the Ad
miuistration," made speech at Harrison, Ken
lucky, July Goth, in which he said
81 am opposed TO the radical measures Of
the Administration, and if elected 10 Congress
will pursue course consistent with these
avowas"
Now, if Smith is the only one Of the nire
members from Kentucky who will support the
Administration, and if he talks and acts as
above. the prospect for the blacksDake party is
laiLer dscouragng. Instead of having ma
joriy OF six, the conservative ana respectable
Uaiou element will have majority over the
blacksuaaes of twelve 1t is encouraging TO
know that the Union prospects brighten as the
malicious and ianatical policy Of the Admins
traiion is repudiated.
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MINING NOTICES.
NOtice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT UNLESS ASSESS
n ment NJ now dne on the following designat
cd Shares of the capital stock If the Hickory G~ *
c. Mining Co.. together with the costs of Adver
tisnr, he paid on cr before Saturday Ocicber 9Th
lS63 at O'Clock ?. NJ. adequate part tLerof
sufficient to pay such assessment and costs OF ad
verti~ng and sale. Il he III Tor cash 10 the high
est bidder, in front Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co : Ex-
press Office on Huatoou street. IN 0roviile in az
corlauce with the Bylaws. Of said Company AMI
the Statatei in such cases made and prov Idei
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The Louisville Journal favors the election Of
Vallauicham rs Governor of Ohio.
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oRovILLE. SATURDAY. SEPT. 2sth

~ There are only f,co side, to the question
Ecey man nust be for the United States or
against ii. There be no ueutrais in this rcar,
ONLY PATRiors-eR TRATToRs.-.S. i. Dougfas.
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HELMBOLD-S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT D.UkETIC-
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT pIURETlC-
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
TIE GREAT DiCRETIC- p
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC !
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases os
the
Bladder, Kidney.
GaYe!, Dppsey.
Organic Weakness
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertiser in another column. Cut it cut
and send for the Mediciae al once.
Bf3sare Of Coinfofoits'
HoSTETFEB, SMITH & DEAN. Agents.
San Francisco
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Concow yalley-At ..... inspector, G G Mar
quis judges, Tho= knox w II Mullen.
Yankee HilI-At NJ II Wells Store. Inspector
" II Wells: judges, J Simpson, Clark.
Little kimshew-At Shows House. Inspector,
L A Snow; Judges, J Kitchens, F RhoEe.
Amelia City-At .-.. Inspector, i Turner:
Judges Chas Simmons Geo Ridley
Rock Spring House-inspector Joseph Willett
judges. c Cooper and N Westbro3k.
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Oregon Town ship.

Oregon City-At Magnolia Saloon. Inspector,
\ Wolf Judges, \ Fits, W C Hendricks.
Cherokee Flat-At Weaver Salla1. Inspector. B
P HutchSon: Judges, Geo VintoH VI r c Pulum
Mesilla Vailey-At ...... Inspector. II A Fair
banks; Judges, Thos Harrison. Geo Rothroek
Forkners Ranch Precihct-At Crums Hotel. IL
spector, 4 Bart; udges, j E Laysou. Eli Conrad.
Morris Ravine--At -. Inspector, F. Peters;
Judges, + u Sparks, North.
Butte Vallev-At Johnson House. Inspector, 2
D Marshall: judges \ Foster. j Worts5augher.
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CORRESPONDENT writing from Bowling
Green, Indiana, to the New York Argus, un.
der date of August 6lh says, This has been a
glorious day for the fearless old Democratic
Guard OF Little Clay the largest assembly
that ever met within the borders of the county,
came together to-day to hear cur loved repre-
sentative in Congress-the Hon. Dan. W
Voorhees,. Mr.. V. Spoke for two hours as
only he can speak. Ten thousand true and
trustworthy, liberty loving, Constitution de
Tending citizens were present, ard the air was
rodolent with the music of their cheers for
VOORHEES,, Valaudigham, Liberty and Union,
from early morn to late eve The county gave
Mr.. VOORHEES, majority of 6G6 last year, a d
10 day with the issues fairly presented, it would
place 10 his credit a clear majority of eight
hundred votes and no aboitionist dare tell US
that we have remained at home willis. they
have gone to war, for we have two representa-
lives in the army and navy to their one
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Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. J
COUNTY OF BUTTE.

COUNTY OF BUTTE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUE-
" snance OF Proclamation by the Governor If
the State, Special Judicial Election viii be held
on
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Davis had formed secret treaty for recogni.
tion, through the agency of SldeIf
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald makes statement TO the effect
that Stephens mission to Washington was to
consult with the Federal authorities Us to
whether satifactory terms Of compromise might
be arranged, so as to save the confederacy the
disgrace Of inviting foreign aid-the said aid
to be an arrangement with France-shc TO as
slst the rebels with fleets and armies, in ex-
change for the possession Of Texas. 1t is al
legged that Stephens is now In Paris efecting
this arrangement.
Dates to the 22nd, although considerably
confused justify US in rei,eFating the belief
that Rosecrans army has not retired to Chata-
nooga Government dispatches state that
Thomas corps was enabled TO join Rusecrans
at Chattanooga on Monday; while a despatch
from Bragg on Monday, to Richmond, states
that be had, after two days hard fighting
driven RoSeerans from several positions. but
that RoSecranS still confronted him. That
sounds more like our idea of the plack of Ros
ecraus. He can't afford to be whipped into
retreat and will not be. Braggs despatch al
so states that Grant had sent heavy reinforce
meuts. There was slight skirmishing on the
22ud otherwise all was quiet.
Ii is stated tpat Meades army is moving
upon Gordonsville. aud that battle will be
fought between him and Lee before Sunday.
Dates to the 23d coudrm Meade's advance,
nearly on the same line Of Gen. Pope last year.
Our cavalry have occupied Madison Court
House. The rebels have retired on GordoDs-
vile
The Richmond Wbig Of the 23d reports
three days hard lighting 10 Northern Georgia,
with heavy los on both sides The rebel loss
is 5000. Among the killed are Gems. Smith.
" ooltoFd, Waliham, Helm. Deshler, and
Hood
A rebel report of the 22nd, says the fight
was sill going on. and was confident that Ros-
Grams would be driven from the position be
then occupied a. Mission Ridge