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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-11

Dy Rsbinssn, AdamI 4 Co Auct's,
lOornsr Of ssh and Main ~
WYE WILL SRLL ar AUCTION, on Fri
w DAY, the l2.a inst at 10 O'Clock, ct ors
~s', houss. corner Q, s:h ,ad naia .is-
:; % bags S:is ohc,s 90 Do DO
Is bbis prime 4 O Noiagses
10 =" fiosids syrur;
10 pAeksgss prime IA Qfs;
$3.50 y: snit. as.d B:sos. NoCouns
1000 bbls Family Hams;
30 kegs 6mishAsld Lard;
Is bb!g do do
s.it soap, ". and T.',ow Candles;
aud general assortment Of Croesriss.
10 baies4 and Brown Shsstsnss
md a variety CT Ssoektds and Aiseellsasoua
Goods.
- -AL6O,-
70 choice brands
Psriies dssifirg to send In gods tx the abovs
sale viii tlease deliver thsm - sariy - possible
jsio RoB1yson, ApAxs 4 90. Aus...
NJ Davenpers Co.. stock Ascs'rA
WE shall sell at the efacs Of tbs Old Dominion
Nv Irtu'sncs Company eornss Of Ory -
l3lh streets At auction, ~ Fk1OAY, June y h,
1868 comm eng 1t IL O'Clock n, The followu6
dssirsbl. B I'D, and Etocks.
ea5 COZ Rlehmoad and Danvnls = = 8 pr ssas
Res'1 Ponds payable h It73
100" VIC as, o.: per s-n' s's'd sasda l'as
10000 IS 4 (,Joassdsrass) Coupon DooAs
io'So ''G Isa = t S0es''ds'''' Coupon s0aA'
10000 oonssdsrass pss cent Coup.n Bonds,
payable h ls65
3nharea Riehnoa1 and Liverpool Psak.
no-ss, DAvSxpoRr 60. Aas.,r.
ALSO,
5000 Southern Bsnk nosss
20 shares Old pomIno on las Co stock
ny Charles r. Wss ah1a . Co, Ascsa
Ro0IRIys. &C.. AT lUUrIen-ys viii
NJ sell a cur store ON 18th street, DeSWeUn
Min and Oa-y, on MON DAY. the lysh Lost. soa-
msGe NJ 1t 10 o'clock A NJ
g, g bids prime to eAolss s1sass
log Ssss g g %
, q superior 0sssa 1ss-ysaas 1y'
100 Ssxas Rosia Geap
70 % Yailow Oasdlss
10 laes Ossb ACmoalA.
OuA6 r WO1TUAn Z 90,
lee AUss1 anA 0p0. 0ssoAaaa
- kodWoe1 . fhilRDo, A0ss'sI
NE. % 1laln slsssAl
~ Ia 2: = $500 Sssscssss - ooo ~
pesss eee1A Whlls olsvsA oeeehAo. ~
Aiee 81 oAooA ~ 49, -
49, 11
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rSPzCIAL NC1I3N.-I have fo< ssls, In
quAoItisa TO suit PURCHASERS, GaSUkU PLA6.
TE3 aud Eoub-CEV q CANO.
Eli OESSTkHEAN,
s Deck, below is.h Etgeet.
d B.-Psrgsag having ms.eti.! Vi suy sobs 70
grind clu have il dous by applying to the sub
ecsiteT. Asa t. q II y.
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EF6RLViN5 ES0Cs.-DAkBY, kEAD 4
OO's 5hoo rooms, ON l2,t 1t opp0sl;e ,nk street.
We have reaousiS added, sEd hare in store over
5000 psirs Ut shaes, adapted t, ainlost al c!aaEeA
Alg0, Eioc lot o; Hoop Ek,rts Al Hosiery for La
d;oe We have for tie trade. sAtcc 10! Of FrsEch
Cali Skini ut rstaii. js9-2lA
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Aelu01M1NrD.
NI1W 1ioano1D T1IAF1A
ksS.e ~ ssas. ,a.ass. \ IosssE osDns
TuuRsDAY xvsIIus. June II. 1855
,,.,o.nI~ T"oA
Ln' COMEDIES
Suitable for tho season.
| Ths performances will ecmmsnos w'sa 'A' ''A"'
III; end ~.wruA
LITTLE TRHAsUAs
ras Maid viii; M, n: PAIL
Soon win b sg ;:::ae'isSs 4zs SNOW.
- So. Peosrsmmss Of the day. ]. ll-lt
1111N0F0LITAA FALL, -.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Assins Nanasss'
: ;:oEso ~: s! 40 II FS u
Beautiful wo.k Of Arti
Btoniwali Jaci SON snd Lib AImyf
Mammoth
suALnouz epxaA
Antics OF the
War Elephant, &c.
An amusing in.nllode 70 I1-1ts
A sALsor NALL
~. % given At the
hHW NAkK0F HALL
Corner 9th and ksrshail sts
On MONDAY EVENING, juno i6sa, 1853.
Non. gsr:
WIN Davis.
Floor MdnGgsrS:
w AMID . ID iAmGnd,
a fo.er, q w Bishop.
AcxS.Mus.c BY ami. his Oosiilon liand
e. no Ladies \ Ill be admitted Withcnt lnvsta-
ttAi issets. which can be procured ~ the AaA -
any TINS by leaving thslr names.
j. ll-4s~
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4 = SOHWARsza
. q B 1NN,
O IRVlNo DlPr.
= O 0LlU0kuPR
N DID 4 SIS 10 MARYLANDIR0,-0s eersi
IA TRnDLS has Issued the following o16eeS:
HEADQ1s VALLEY DISTRICT
JuuA & lnAA

~ Vkl36bS 0o9 l0euoG the following OR1nRN:
HEADQ rs VALLEY DlsTRIcr.l
June ;, 1858.
H,jx.0snsfal J = YRInBLR having hesu as,,sp.
Cd 10 the esmuand OF the Valley District Of liz
Department Of Horthsgn VirSinla invites sll eIu,
sens OF Maryland, in o. out Of the army, y IoIn
The Maryland troops now serving In thia diss;iet
with visW 10 ineresss the ofsanilAtl,n from tAsI
state 70 . body formidable By ~ number and
eallsntey
Under this command every Msrylandsr will h,,s
Geld for the display Of that dsvotioa and b., ,ry
Ia tbs cause Of the South which Il u we'll Known
they poassss, bat which have heretofore hen u,h
obscursd BY thstr ssparaslon Into almost evesy
brigade Of the army.
1arylsndess should bear In mind that mon
themselves must rest the honor end rsuovn Of
bringing their Etats into the southsn Oonlsdarssv.
and Of avepglne the wrongs Inflicted upon hee
s,ns an3 dsueh.ess BY the Cloths ssd Vsndsls q
the NORTH who, true 10 the instincts Of their rsse
have done more Outrage 70 the feelings Of humanI.
~, 10 Christian eivilisaoo and to Christian TEE.
dom, than any nation Of this euliahtsuad see.
Let % hops the day 10 near when, q Msryland,
sey, Ne may do our part 70 avsuSs thsss wsopgs
Major General TRINvLn
" OARvEL HALL, 4 4 Gen. js8-6ss
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" CIDER AND VINE0AR.-F ADAMS L
co, 18Th street, between M.ia and Cary. Rich.
mend. We, manufacturers Of pare Apple Older aud
Vin.gar. largo supply always on haad. All
order promptly attended to j, 10 Cts
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PANE hiLLIaAAY.--Th. largest stock
OF blockade goods ever nssed In Richmond The
ladi,s sre Invited to call my ttors, lOu:h Asin
between l7.n AID i6Gh sheets, and examine the
most osaatiu stock of Spring millinery ever ofsr.
ed In this city. Among tae Ii usy DO f0und Bon
Usrs ana ES.o CT ossai,ful px,terns for inf.nt
0sil Ct once, Ladies', Snd ,uPpiy yourselves ". h
something neat and fashionable. AlsJ, Ladies
ucagssss 4ai!cEs Of The best N Aksa
hgs D1HBLEAN,
South NAN. botwseu Eth sid 18Th Sta
ErU TaA LADIEa-
M.s DEAAAsiAH, gluth Hx:n, betaeen 18th
aud 1854 g;s ii kIepased to fufnsh 10 LAiies whJ
wish t. man..iss.Ure thsir twn b ,rnsss every AZ
s;oie Necessary 10 do co. !aeacing PrtmeJ Flowers,
silks, zlatonD, etc Cab sad supply yourssivSa
10 s-st-
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1TVHI1YY DOLLA10 nTWARD-WM . l.A
i f,e ths aeeeshsusloa Of ny wo.aa. AAH.!xA,
who lea ny hsoss o 9Aafsday night Isse ~
h bstWeen - 81 - ysass Oh. Of DARK erows o
GiaGoe brood esloe. q nsdlum hsiget gooa eoosw
tWo eye ted. 0he Was sssa passlDe ~ VeU
street. d RishnoeA, cary On eesssday occs.rS,
Il lo.9t@ TDDO TACUL
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KJOTlOB TO tax PAYnA-Ds II orea.e = !.
~ b he Ooans0 q he city 81 Riehneo@ ~
he Colleesoe Of sAs Oily faxes shan snssauy ". =
notice. y q leasa Soas d he daily sswsnsee %
this city, fos ahssa days Dsiss 70 Ne Is!n ~ ~
Jane, that b. Win AttsnA 81 he e@cs dsny p
tween ths hours Of O'Clock A = md eeeoee -
4, sfon The 18Th 70 The 3Qth Of lpus: ipsusve 1es
Ne purpose Of receiving ,frv1 any p>xson sasfts:
WITH ely Iaass Tie whoIs o. ons hail Of ths aDsas'
Of tAx eAssssd. asdaesisg ion .hs whole aaaosns
q oos haiG - the eass may b. sso ees ess -
thseeon. The Oelleetos sAal1 b. NE nAcess, ~"
notise, ioe AlseA days psioe 70 The lesn o. Uss1
bee, tAas b VIII ast6AA as hls oease SelZ n
~ AAoyemsnADune0A hours, fona She leee y ~
3lss q Deeembg, heln.iys. fce Ne psrpoee =. "
ssls5s fsen any psssea vAe Aas akee1f ~ ~
half only 81 NE atty taIes charged e -
nalniAs As!t dsSsssky bon sssA -" W -
u pasSasnss d ~ abevs asaenaea $500 ~
passea JanssSy llsh, lssx. Wil eAaene y M
6ollselseb O0ss, = IL 0iAy Hail 6oa - ~
- ~ 1osAsi ~ nesaA, IT, ~ Dovess - WV
~ tAxes - abeve eleeeeo4 .p
kl-ln JULiuo \. @O1o93 y -
CYnAI Wouln 1Vk aALa-A, te: .HlssS
- DeWss 10eloA 60 = 80. wen s1S.s
"a ssely g inas1lsAs -, sssskhe = -. =
0osd . 30. aA1sa0ee9AlU hfee = 49, =
800 ~ eeesea11G 49, g 49, ~ MN
- ssA1 n0Q1ps1e 1911 81 1 w,
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Boz 070 RiDbnond O,
10 ll-6ts Or. Wolf Trap Depot. Halifax co.

Dan AWAY Gas RAWARD.-Rsa away
III from my houss, on tbs Oh lust, negro boy
nA..sd JANA Bald negro VA hired 70 me fron
Ar VIM w E'edd, n I have no doubt hut thsi
b q making biz way TO bis farm IN Hanover.
Said negro u about 5 feet II inches high, bright
mnlatto. downcast look, and spsaks veay quick
whom spoken TO- will pay the above reward and
81 eapansss for his delivery 70 ma at he New
Hskst. Stall 10 a. shed psrs.
10 Il-Ns WN 0IDDD
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TTNlUoxnEo 0AL1 or v1SY VAkVA0L1
BHtCK.YA1D P1oH1R1Y and etAse RIAL
H0fATx, n Port Aayo md near eeeo-AS ens
request u nr Jos Watts. eAall esu q pe6aae
auction On he premises O. FRIDAY. the loth Of
Juns, IoS3 st u o'clock n. The following very
valuabls REAL 1UTATn. viz.
That uuly valuable Brick Yafd IN poet Mayo.
near Roel ssts, eontaieios about avs ssees. whh
buildlnas aud stables snfaeasns foe ~ extensive
manufsoturs Of hsiaks. 1hs clay u Of very supe.
flor quality, and extends 70 ne dspta q . e e
B.ieks. to b. sold after the ya.d disposed q. On
the lot u . me Whsslwrilhs and D.aeksoith
Shop
Aiso, about thres aerss Of Land ia he plan Of
Mount Erin OF Fox Branch, well adapted Tor . tan
yard, q Il has stream u water running through
t. II 10 also valuable foe Other purpossA
Also. several Lots IN Ie.is's plan. psae to Full
ton, and some Lots n Yalton. These lots Of Scme
Of them. are particularly v.lu:b:s e. ic.ndrym'o'
Flats and Of ths lots viii b exhibited ct
tho time Of oale.
TERns -One fourth cash; balance 1t g. II, and
10 mouths fos nsgotiable notes interest addsd and
secured BY trust deed The taxes ios the present
year TO b paid ~ the purchases.
80 JOHN + DIQKtuS0x. Trustee.
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CoMuuolo0Dg aAIsD or 4 LA1on
" DUOK DWni.IW0 q eYnoY, 1s011hee
wlsh absas 3H1D1 A010D - LAND aASoa1e6
theeoeo, bo1n1ed ~ sosoete q Ter s30e0-Ao
0uamissloose q ~ 09sals Oeust 81 1susls1 ~
lserss proneasee1 - ~ - Il 1lsy, 1ee!, =
The sass d 1gsd1ih agslnss Marsl1th, 1 ., Stan
proessd 70 ssll, o pubic aasaen ~ - pse0lDss.
q MONDAY, ths - Of Jane. lea, a q o'e1esk
y, Qf fair; il nos the asxt fa4 ~ tssesaltsg.)
" 6eaasifsi eouAA1 OF kAn DleesIso - abovo.
boundsd b. Hasvle. Grove. sse Plan sassseA ~
also 81 ths OLE Ooal Hit reed, tosetbse Win ~
lAr.s and admkably we'll built DRIOK DWELL
IN0 thereon. being Tbs sams Of which Ne lats
Or Reuben Aereahh eiea seiss6, md noW n ths %
supaEoy Of Ar Peter p Dsrpar1. ne properly
viii he 70 diviAsd % sell with Ne Dwslips LOT
No &C.. and the SsDasning Lots Hos 81 end e. viii
b Aoid Aopaealsly.
The foregoing b iasaly rsgae6ed % the 1osl
valuable aubusoan properly now % the oaekes.
TEAMS Ono third saak; balance q anA II
mooths, ier bonds or nosss heaslne lntsrssS, pro
perry secured; o. al eakA, as tho option Of W
purchaser. The taxes ~ Insurance foe tAao yeal
~, = P''' y .. ;o ss1s sia,D1rn. os.-..
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BOARDING

DOARD!A3. few gtntlemep, or lady aad
ID gentleman. without children csa to accom-.
1a,fa,ed with OK wi;hou. BOARD and we'll far.
nished ROOMS (use Of bath fog Aumuse In Q
private fairly. Alsn. 81: 6 Room Apply On
Grace street second house Asove lSt.
lilo %
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PERSONA

wv ALTKK 8 WlsTY brosner, Is d WEST,
wv Go 7, 5.h Va Re, ~, IL III, In tie LIST Di.
vision. ChimborAxs HoBz issi. aud besy to see hsa
brother nj oSice. ie Il-2.&
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IHILDIINA EXHIHITI0H BALI. Will be
" given by Prof ST HAUR DlN(slA1 -. o.
his Academy, Monticello Hail, Broad ct, hhweSo
9Th aud 7lh. juno 10th, ls6t, commencing ~ u
O'Clock p n, precisely.
PR00RANkE.
FART JsT--TABLKAUX.
l. Nay Queen.
Z. The Heurg Oonfederscy.
). This Seascn Of, Flowers.
Z. Tho School room.
,. Angels Watching Ovsr Sleeping Beauty.
q. Scat Dance.
PART 3D.
Some Ct tie p1ineipa, ball room dsncss
PART Sd.
l. Hishlsnd FrlDg.
9. Sailors Hornliee.
3. Ufacovlsnne.
PART 4TH.
To conclude With the GRAND CONFEDERATE
FLAG DANCE, composed by PrOs Bingham Tor tho
occasion danced by % ehi.drsn bearirg Gags.
THE ADULT BALL will commence At ll4
o clock Il.
The Professor, not being able to rro,uro larger
Halt for the occaAou, will BE- compelled to limit the
number Of vidtors, and In order to defray the
ronsss, the following charges fer sGmitarcs will b
made:
0euNeNlo1....S.... w
Aao1ee.-....--.-....... ~
uhiioreo, no. scholars. co
" Hhs pupils arc respectfully invited. TIA
"a: outs OF puDib will b charged 81 each.
EOTiCE-TiCxsss can be procuf red At the Hall
every nornir g. rona tho hour Of IL A II to l 2 n.
is9-6t*
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SALT Observation-Disclosures dislIibat,oa q
~ city SALT (lih, 9Th 9Th eud Tn lnsta n, Il, ts)
who have not gotten tIsi quotas arc TscGcst4d 20
call Ijsll-3.sI SPOTS \ HAEvEY/
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1llab GUNS <A y ne'A HALA.-Vu THURS.
h DAY. tie IL h last at O'Clock r n. nj
10. no W, YRAH2D TENEMHNYa on tho cor
nsr Ct lin aud Grace st o.tS to satify distress
warrant In my hands In favor Of Daniel Dysn VI
Mrs Frederick Andersen, Adm 4.
GkO 4 PUTNAM h COR
Sale conducted b. WILLIAMSON 4 Co. Auets
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SALT DiSrKlBUT. ON.

GAIT pIsTEIBUTIOH--Tbc f1s. irssa.maa,
~ Ut Eais das :ha cit z,Gi If Hanover county fol
ie' has sesa Tee. 7sd Il: AshlkEd, and Will bo ei
ioate1 Ga NoadAy, Tassd4Y. Wednesday and
Tha.A0sy, tbs b. Ga, 10Th and llth days Of June
1885. Refso u before applying must procure new
certificate from J Justice Of Ihe Pssce, or Rotary
Pubic Each psrson Ia charge Of family Il emit.
tied to ronnds fox each member q: cents Ger
poucd Garry the tight change to ay.ii delay.
petsons Gctsiag 40 pounds Of salt viii bs rtqzirea
10 buy bag Ut csse rr,os, which Ia - SO.
GEO " DuHWELL,
j3ll-Et Az, for Kysn,y~e
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NT.s q HoUsnW Al0nT. 10 aain ss,eee.
lyl has lasS resolved large saPpiy o. hespc!i'
ssM md o1Eaw D oAMuT6; ako. eiesee md Gill;
drsas HATS, 70 WhlsA - sespeesusty iayeaee tAe
stssaiias Of ~ lal)ea bs-Ae
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NTOTWY-WAQOR AND HVKSh fuk 81 LII.
~ ANY perscn wishing 10 purchase god two
b rec Wfgon sud . Has HOsce. Will d, we'll BY
calling imme diatsIy 1t 10 10 Main street.
ta9 80 HUGRR3 ROW..
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WIN K GLHDD.

ha1 HUNOkkD DCLLAkU R1WAkD -
" Raneway on tie 18Th RI February. . negro
naao namsd NILES He L. about 20 yssrs old.
feet inches high rather stout and square shou
deeed. has had The small.po but y not much
SCARED. Hs wAs seem Ia Hiehmoud Q shxt time
aines and 10 supposed TO b In the city sinL vii
give tho above reward for his appreciation and
delivery TO Hill, Dickinson 3 20, Riehmond
isll-N 10 ALvI6
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nNk AUMDx1D DVLLARb RAWAkD-
~ The above 1swsrd win be paid for the y.
test Of my boy OBOR0D. Said dave 3 about
feet inches high. nelaito, large mouth. fosefsa
ssesdlng, gray eysa Rs lived sos mssly Of ths Fhh
Hotel. In Cha1lottsEvi 10, spj y suppcssd 70 60
making bis way to that plsss whore be has rsia-
tivss, Aad was formerly owned By AsjT dlevts.
Any one alressip9 him will please put him 10 III
nsarsat jail and inform ne By mall.
BODlKSR
Il lO-l.A No 10, Iiehuood.
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Eok SALA--A pair Vt splendid hOUA0
I AULES-drivss VI II 70 cairisgs, wagon, cat,
0. snyi og lnqatTs at the wire store Of q W
JxSHOr. Tn Pearl street, below Cay.
Il
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BALM W aAu1Oxs -
r---.-s . 0ss. vs.s~.~I ~ sne UHcuiS
.et Of the city OF kichmond On she 3lst Of My,
1863 Ia the ku.t IT Moore and vile " Aswn1eh's
a. M ;niatrator and ais, l shall, Oh FRIDAY. tho
IL h dag Il June 49, at 10 o'clock, st the auction
room OF Hill Dickinson q %, II the city OF h Gu
ms, ssh at public alctioo, to the hghegt bidder,
for cash tas slaves AEHlSraAD Aus JOHE, tie
Two negro rasn In the proceedings nea;ionea.
JAMES NSOAA,
i,lo- 3it Special Oonamtsslouer.
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FOl Eahr AND RALK

HUKAIshAD koOA fO1 kkhr "a nice.
"A ~ f1rpi hsd Room. wtst Of the corporate
nu.its, for reut Possession given i0medlately.
Foe terms arp'y to "A u" boz ESQ, Riohmocd b.
u I1-ltA
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. pa special to tue
New York World says:
Advices from the front TO night, other
other than those of your special correspon-
dent, state tho weather cleared up and the
roads not much damaged by late rains. In
view of this important results is now daily
anticipated. The enemy is certainly in
force on the south bank of the Rapidan.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
The Navy Department has advices from
the Vanderbilt down to the second or third
week of October, The Vanderbilt left
Cape Good Hope early in that month, and
when two days out fell in with dutch yes
sci in a disabled condition. To save the
lives of forty persons on board, the Wander
bit took her in tow and returned with her
to the Cape, thus losing four days. At last
accounts the Vanderbilt was at Island of
Mauritius and the Alabama in the Bay OF
Bengal. The Captain of the Vanderbilt is
believed to be we'll informed with regard to
the rebel pirates course.
There are rumors here to-nig ut to the Ell
feet that Gen. Grants forces had advanced
upon Bragg and were now in !Atlanta, Ga,
with Bragg in full retreat. They have no
shadow Of foundation.
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News from East Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 23.-Ma. Gen. Foster
arrived here and will leave for Knoxville
to-day.
Official advices from East Tennessee up
to ii o'clock yesterday morning was en-
couraging at that time. Firing at Knox
vile was heard by our extreme outposts
from Cumberland Gap. Adjutant Stanley,
of the 18th KY. Cavalry, arrived from Cum.
berland Gap yesterday and brings hopeful
news of the situation. Burnside still holds
out and has notified the citizens that he
would certainly hold Knoxville. The rebel
force opposing him is estimated at $4,000
Knoxville is not closely invested. The
enemy have withdrawn from The south side
of the river and we forage there. The ar
tllerv fighting on the Goth was very severe
and the enemy sustained heavy loss.
Brig. Gen. Sanders, wounded at Camp
BELLS Station few days ago, has since
died. Col. Woolford is slightly wounded.
The Commercial says the withdrawal OF
the enemy from the south side of Knoxville
is significant of decisive repulse.
Burnside is holding Knoxville under in,
structions from Grant, and it is not to be
supposed therefore, that the forces under
Thomas, Hooker and Sherman are wasting
their tine during these momentous events.
We are in hourly expectation of receiving
intelligence of the most important charac
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e. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-The following
is from letter dated Port Hudson, Nov.
Sd, written by Captain in the 7th. fegi-
ment and addressed to his father in the
city:
awe have just received information of a
positive character that first Lieut.. Geo. w.
Coleman, Jr, of New York, who was captur-
ed about two months ago, while cut on a
raid, was hanged within "a hours after.
wards, together with some 20 priyates (col-
ored) who were taken with him.
I hope some action will be taken on the
subject and that soon. | know that the
officers and soldiers of the corps D'Afrique
will take immediate and final action. If they
ever get into fight the men of the COM
mand will endeavor to protect themselves
from such a fate though the Government
should neglect to do it,
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IELDGRlPHIC.
Up to 2 O'CLOCK "A. M.
Armyof Che Pc tomac i'm Motion

The Republicans extra of this morning
saws: This morning at dawn of day the
grand Army of the Potomac broke up camp
near the north bank of the Rapidan, and
with ten days cooked rations in haversacks
and wagons, commenced an advance move
ment upon the enemy under orders of Gen.
Meade. 1t is supposed before noon to-day
the whole of our army will be beyond the
Rapidan. Gen. Lee must fight or run. If
he has resisted the crossing of Meade's
forces there has been battle before this
If Lee does not resist our crossing it is evil
dent he is not strong enoug b to fight outside
of the Qualifications. In the latter event
he will fall back upon Gordonsville or
Richmond, most likely the former.
The report that Lees army is at Hanover
Junction is only speculation. 1t will soon
be known exactly where it is for Meade
will not stop until he finds it, even if ne
has to 60 to the walls of Richmond.
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FROM THE FIRST VIRGINIA.-A friend
writing to US from the First Virginia under,
date of the 10Th inst, says the regiment has
,ust returned from raid made into the
interior Of Virginia, towards Stanton. On
Sunday, the 9Th inst, they received march
Ing orders, with ten days rations. They
started at ten o'clock, and marched up
through some of the toughest country they
have yet encountered going up the North
fork of the South branch of the Potomac
river, and through Seneca Pass, until they
reached Crab Bottom, within seven miles of
Monterey, where they met Gen. Averills
command, returning from the engagement
with Jackson's forces. The First then took
the back track and returned to Petersburg,
where it now remains, The health OF the
regiment is very good, much better than it
has been for some time. The b'hoys are
in receipt of packages from 'the
loved ones at homs,' for which they are
very thankful.
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From Banks Expedition

New YORK, Nov. ga special to the
Times says;
An officer on Gen. Banks staff, writing
to friend here, says that large quantity
of cotton had been captured near Browns
Vile, and expeditions had been sent up the
river to get all they could find
The Union men at Brownsville, who hail
ed with delight the capture OF the place by
our forces, have formed themselves into q
defensive organization, and are rendering
valuable assistance as scouts.
The cotton which will be thrown into the
market by our occupation Of Texas will
reach 100000 bales. The amount stored on
the Rio Grands line is immense,
The day of Gen. Schofeld's hesitation
is past; his order to recruit from slaves as
from white men is out
The President in the course OF converse
ton yesterday, remarked that the next two
weeks would be the most momentous pc
rod of the war.
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CAIRO, Nov. 23.-The steamer Anderson
arrived with six hundred bales of cotton
from Memphis for Cincinnati
Rowing bands of guerrillas infest the riy-
er below hundred miles, under the notori.
Gus Sol Street who entered Hickman, KY,
last Thursday and plundered stores and
houses, and captured or unarmed SOL
diers.
Hon. Lucien Anderson, who was recently
captured at Mayfeld BY the rebels, passed
through here en- route for home. He was
released on condition that he procure the
release of Trusten Polk.