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, 1863-10-02
The CQIorcd Troop8.

tNafbinCton Dispatch TO n. T. Times.1
The numerical strength of the colored regi-
nen1s actually In the field Is somewhat over
&C, 600 Een-less than has been generally sup
posed This number does no; include color
ed men who have been regularly enlisted In
and in various other capacities bY the Gov
errment. The pumber co employed is about
Is, 5,00G. The skeleton regiments scattered
throughout the country, (princlpal]y in the
SouthWesD are being rapidly recruited to
tht II uaxi1nnm standard, and before the end
cf the ear it is estimated that the GoYcra-
ment MIL have $1,000 negro soldiers in the
field. 1t is the opinion Of eminent military
men here, that colored regiments will form
the basis Of our future armies, and that the
Government will rely mainly on colored
troops to f1nieh up the rebellion.
, 1863-10-02

wA 1ate San Francisco Monitor, learns
on sreliable authority" that Abraham Lin
ccln, the President of the United states, was
received with his family, into the Gataonc
Rev. Father Raho, now Pastor at Los Ange-
les, accepted ftom Mr Lincoln 2 renuociation
Of bis previous errors, and administered to
him and his family the Sacrament OF baptism.
We would be pleased {says the Mon.eor;2 70
know VIXEN Mr.. Lincoln re1apsed into Fro
teet2nt}sm.
It is pleasing peculi1rity Of the Milesfans
to c1sim every great or good man as native
Of the bcgs. Undoubtedly the above is the
first step towards claiming the Preatdent as
an Irishman.
, 1863-10-02
vERMILYE 4 CO.
OUTER, END1C0TT Il CO.,
BANIKER5.
DfUuuE6lE,
DR0p0SA1S FOR RnnnTNG

u1t O'clock ii. on Tuesdsy the 9Th Of oc:obe! for
delivering At the ste OF the Rock Island Azsen tho
following material viz:
6 COO psrches Cut Stone,
30 Cos feet White oak Lumber,
298 to1 feet White Pine Lumber.
pe the tAne more OF lets for the erection Q! tne PIN
tiFat Etoxehouse Of the Rock Island Arsenal. DtaW-
trRe Of the building MAT be seep. and particulars q
furnished at the office Of the unde:s1gIn1
tor laytlE or fct pisces In the rough Wh1h WILL cat
INTO tlven sizes &ed for cutting tbs faae Specnens
Shy BY inches will accompany et th proposal. an4
bioGCIs II; state wbeu deliveries Car c3c1l1hnce and
the time within which the whole cAo be delivered.
The lumber must be Of TIE best quality. and cut ana
E1usTtd 10 fc0 E.zct. SEASONED oAK viii be pfefoIcd
AId BIDS mAy be made scrarae ely OF for osE
and Pine. seasoned or osherwtRe and vii! Atate Il
Hhnt tue the whcle eau be fo-riEhea. Az o tEe
1boye 70 te subject 10 inspection by an agent Of the
The aoity Of the bidder t. I'll TIE coat.act cst b
guaranteed By t~s resp Itbla pereo: and &ny bld-
der tb:ai coctTAcs. n1ntt enter 11to hoods Elta
nct ess than two su:es1es II the resal sun OF ten
Thousand dollars fur the faithful coMplsd thereof
The right is ed to selec from tsth bid any A.
hcc g tee price nRmed tbcren and asa to reject An3
q ~ b:ie Il arot thought for the public Interest,"
PfyntE:s Eirl BE- made 3. snu:a Gre furnished By
tie eGove1Dnect-.5 per cent. Of the vaue Of the M
tcrs} or labor being retained c1 eAca anstAlMeat.
until the cortractls completed.
Prcposa1s rCst ht attrttsec 70 &sJoTC r hlbEs.
bury. naver port Iowa, md ltdo1eca FfcposAe 1of
Gssns:" Cutting stSe "9E sF9s hR%oef -
7,.-....A 1n... r... N ,ceo ~, - .4E a. ~1rS,1
, 1863-10-02

It is understood that Gen. Hooker, late
commander Of the Army Of the Potomac, has
been appointed to the command Of that col
umn Of Tie army In Tennessee lately under
Gen and Int Bnsqslaes resigns,
has accepted the appointment. Well done.
The country will recognize the patriotism Of
Gen. Hooker In this matter. BE does not
s.and upon questions Of rank Or dignity, but
his readiness TO serve the country rises above
all such paltry considerations. We are sure
that be will be welcomed by the soldiers Of
his new command as the man to repent with
them in Tennessee and Georgia his brave ex~
ploits on the Richmond Peninsula, at Manas-
6ae and at Artie,am. If hundred Thousand
men are beyond his grasp, he has shown that
with twenty or thiay thousand be can do as
lis % example a. to to bis M brother officers, Of high
and low degree, and we wish him the fullest
suc cess-N ?. Herald.
, 1863-10-02

The undersigned Win receive tesaea proposals.
9o1 surp inE iress nseffos troeEs And prisoners o.
fer the nonth9 Ct October aud NcreMbes. 1868. q.
once Of TIC Rock 1..ant House Gocg !1lard nnolt
until 1oon CT NGnuAy. Oct 1ptr 5fn. 1888. n which
time 1LC bids Will bt opeutt.
Tie teei tr5plthtd must be Of copd and Whale.
u tied ht-tea Army. aud in eqnA! p or fore
and tiad qusrterB n1cE AID thanks eKc.u1ed.
beef a,d ftu- it. Il SAID camp upon the older taer
1or, given by undersigned TO camran!es sqaads. a.
fathnet4 or iaet and E.ubt be issued at B1ch
tnes a1d In such quantities Is the uaGeragae1 may
1epv1le.
The names ot two responsible persons Is suredes
vii accompany efch I'D su1 hldds1s be Present At
tbs O. el.ux CT tbs bids
The 1nde:fiened rese1re the to re1ect any. Or
III bids
III FOWLER & Co,
, 1863-10-02

From the Grand Rapids Eaglc.1
Ms. Frances Louisa Clayton called At the
Provost .MaIsha1's office, In this city, Thurs.
day, with letters from officers, to procure 4
pass to hcr home In Mlnnetota. Mrs. Clayton
enlisted, Us private, With her husband, in
MinresotA regiment, some two years since.
She was IN Ro6ecsans' army, and did full duty
as soldier nearly year before her sex was
discovered. While in The army, the better to
conceal her EEK, she learned to drink, smoke,
chew, and swear with the best, or worst, OF
the fo,diera. She stood guard, went on picket
duty, In rain and storm, and fought on the
field with the rest, and was considered good
fighting man.
1T tie battle Of Stone River, while making
charge, her husband was instantly killed by
q bali, just five PAGES in front Of her, in the
frcnt rauk.~ She charged oyer his body In the
,ear line. driving tho rebels with the bsyonet,
! but wus oon struck with ball in the hip, and
conveyed to the hospital. where her SEX Was,
Of course, discovered. On recovering euf1i
ciently to travel she vas discharged, on tho
, 1863-10-02

BROOKLYN, n. T.. May I'd, 1863.
McGs.B. HosTErTK8 q SMITH,
aErLrM1w-I hAva used your Dltters during the
ast Elk weeke. and feel due to sou and to the public
to express my Eearty ap oval ct their effect upon ne
lnever wroto puff tor my one, aud abhor every
ting that tayers Of qusckegy. But your Dtters
1ti1elr reayed rom the level Of tho yosHRuxa
Ct the day. being patent ako to all aud exactly what
they profess be. They ara rot advertised to
everything. but they recommended to assst cature
In the alienation and u1tmate heaag Of raany Of the
most common infruities OF the body. n.d this tho;
xlll accomplish. 1had been unwen for two munths,
"a is usnal with during the Spring. bilious.
and suffering from indigestion and general disease ot
the rcucous menb-aue aad though compelled to keep
at work. In thadseharge Of duties. waa
very weak. Of yellow complexion, 10 appetite, and
much Of the time confined to my led. Wien I had
been taking your B!ttsrsa week MY vigor returned the
salow complexion Was ali gone. relished my food
and now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which 30 recently we're very trksonaa and burdsu-
come to me-. When fused your Bitters FELT change
oyery day, These are FAcrs. All lafereaces must be
made by each Individual for himself
Yours. respectfully. II. 3. LEE,
Pa:tor Of Creme avenue PTssb5teriaa Church,
, 1863-10-02
@RS. HUNTER AND

~ BADEN treat al Chronic D3seaess. such q
Colck Congna Consumption Astamt t1s Lung. asafs'
O,RYrhea Oyseniery, Gout Rheu1asasn. Fa11.yets ELY
Disease " hile HweilnEH and ki c3mplatnE q Ho@sn
and children 6oEe Eyt1 Gnd EAfA Cataract
Roaring and Buzztrg founda Df. Hunter II the only
fHEEEisS Old g0EEb OR ULCER8. TUAEH3,
WINS. P1LK6 AND F1STuIA. .,,.
without cutting WITH the Knife Al IetetB muat Gpn
xsip tss cenm for speedy 4nsEsr IGs-, Pr JAM I'M
1ear,crn Chicago. u1rpN. tt&1kb2f-N
, 1863-10-02

PROSPECT COTTAGE. azoEarrowx. D. C.. April 9. 1865
Meesrs Hos1ETTEk SMITH,
GEET1KaET-Itg gives me pleasure to add ny tea-
onIal to thoaa Of others IN iavor Of your e1cesnt
preparation. Several years Of residence the banks
OF Southern Tcr and Of close application to tssaty
work had Thoroughly exhausted my nervous eystem
and undermined my health, that had become LAB
Tzn toDesFepsa. and Nervous Headache recurring at
short Intervals and cefSng all known remedies II the
Mater.a Metsica. had come 10 the conclusion that
nothing but tota1 change Of residsneo and pursus
would restore my health. when friend recommended
Hostetter's BItters. 1procured bottle expert
cent It required but one bottle to convince NE that
I had found at list tue HIauT COMBINATION OF RRNa
DIES. The relief It Afforded Ne hasbccn complete. It
Is uow eome yearu st1ce frat t1ed Hoatettsrs Btern
and 1t Is but Just to say that have found the ptepara
Ion ALI gUATIT CLAIMS TO DK. It Il 9 erAsDARD
FAMILY CORDIAL Elth u and even a. a sr1xuzAsr
we Like 1t better than anything ese but we use 1t In
all nervous bilious and dyspepc cases. from fa7er
down to toothacte II what hare now said Will lend
any tyspepsl8 Of nervous lnya1id to sure remedy,
ahzll haTe done come good.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours.
E D. z. n. sOUTaW0RTH.
EAvT BUREAU e. TAHps 4ao ss,e
Mess1s HosTETrKn & SAITH, P1ttsbu1g. Pa,
GKHTLKMRS About four yeats since mT attention
we called to your Celebrated Stomach Bsters being
at the time perfect martyr to Dsspepa Ia all OF ia
terrific forms Indeed had not known for SIX yea1aau
uninterrupted nights sleep. connerced the use Of
your Btess taking them according to your directions
except that the dose reduced oneha1t and found
myself much, VERY MUCH benefited By the h1at bottle
the second relieved me entirely: but have ever s1nca
taken dose In the morning. Immediately on rising,
hiding 1t to act Tonic and Appetizer Of the MOST
AaRz1Au1z CHARACTER. There ta peculiarly IN tho
, 1863-10-02
1fle1Itit1al

~Assi,e vsa v1s on he. lip. hsslth was in her look.
strer 9Th xas her step and In her Aaas-Plantatoa
Bnte.p."
G.-T.-ISG0-X.
Atsw bottles Of Plantation Bitteza
Tll cure Nervous Headache.
Cold ExtreMItlea and Favenah Lips.
6our Stomach and Feild Breath.
F1Atulcncy and Indigesuoa.
Neryous affections.
K1ceedye Fatigue and Bhort Breath.
II Pain over the Eyes. .
Mental Dependency.
- Prostration: Crest Weakresa-
sallow Complexion. Weak Bowels. DC,
Which are thu evidences Of
LIVER CDAPLAIET AND DYSPEPSIA.
Its est1a Red ttat tcot1s Of ali adu1r anaota
proceed from dteeased and torpid liver This hillary
keczet:ons Of the Liver ovefhowtpg Into the stomach
po:soa Ae ertse system and exhibit the above symp
toraa.
remarkable cure for these horrd nightmare disease8
tie world has ever produced. Within one year oyer
kx hundred and fory thousand persons EsTe taken tbs
Plartaion Bltters, and not instance Of complaint
hiss come to our knowledge!
Irba uost ensctual toaic and agreeable sttmulaus,
Buited to ali conditions Of Lie.
The reports that it relee upon Mineral substances
TOT Its active properties a1a wholly fa.e, For tbs
nubc satisfaction aad that patients NAV cousut thai,
phystcsans. we append ; list Of It's comrone.ts.
CAlasAYA BARK-CelebFated for over two hundred
years in the treatment Of Fever aud Agus Dyspepsia
yyeaa1c.s &C. It was introduced into Europe by the
Countess Wfa Of the YIce-uy Of Peru In 1870 Aad az
terwayds tol by tho Jeau.ts TUE KSoEMous PH1dn
OF r1s OWE w11aur IN enyKz, uuder the Aame ct
JssuIxs Powders. and was dnaly made public By
Louis XVI. King Of France. Humboldt makes apeeia
1efe,en to ts febrfuge qualities during hla South
American t1avels.
Of The stomach and bowels.
DANDK11oN-FoE Inflammation Of tha lolns md
dropslcal affections. =.
CuANox1LE E1owRRs-Foz enfeebled Digestion.
LAVENDER FLowEEs-Aromatic. sttmulaat hcd
tonle-highly fnvigosat!ng In nervous debility.
nrERoahso.o oe.oto.a. .uoaH'sAs .s: @s'
..-s,ea 49, -'.,as ..as ~ r.n+s.~. nn-.t,o.
.' s1sa e1a-a h,,ds , n-s-1e cs-rawsv ror1aHte-
.,a~s. -.
1AAA" A0o'' ~~' r,an
Another wonde1fal 1refealeht: Oh saaasa et1san'
lmpaFung oeau's 10 tne co"pieaton Ano o1llAass "
me mlno' yet unAno"n W .ae eo"0eseo o1 tae
"o'1o' "n1 "e "'''A''" 40 N1' A'' ~"' pA0'eN-
n,popr.rv frpr1r1r.rra
,..s-........, ~ q naao'.hn. nc ,o.,
-e.'.An ~. -. ,'".sa 80. D 1s.x- e.s..
Mesns =. q. oaAAA = 80 aA'o ~ s..a.
suhereE from Dsapepsa lo1 @asee OF lea1 yeats aau
had 70 aoanoon ny pto.eeHoa. A'ous ta1oo moutn.
sso u1eu uio a,W.,, o.s.' ~ ~ ~ 49,,
Joy. lam no" nestls "e1i "A'. inA41
ea taeta !" ao' q =. e"ss"' 0u@' NJ A1 80 ~"
With Eignal benent' -
A@Ia 1espesa"'S S"1A7' =" w.
, 1863-10-02

EEAR AT AN END mo one
- snow deferred from changing tho
WHI6KERs Oh KUsrACHE
From red. erayor sandy to rich BLACK OR BROWN
b5 q icAf OF tnjustoE OF ttAlhsng the s1a.
CRISTkD0ROsS DYE
II t.y,n1esa AZ srste7, mild ~ nav milk, and
THJE To NATURE
Ia the EtErincer IT color It 1mparts M.Rutsct1Ee3
~ .tIsI6fa aDttRO Aktof EonBe. New VOTE. holQ
Eyer ~ hi e. end applied by all natr DFcssers.
111ee 81. III 50 and Is pos box. according 10 aza'
, 1863-10-02

Forrerly CT ST. Louis. Mo-.
cxn be CONSULTED at ste oce, 179 south CLARK sFeet
Fost once On iii CcfnD OEeAses Rnd diseaa otbo:h
which te trtats 9Th rap1;A 10 enee1s
1ulf I'D Itoctor Uroco hours frcn a n, toSP:A.
ErE6sy1 10 10 IL A. Il Communications connd snfA.
Consultations tres. Ad1rGE r. U. BOX 1aa. 4nI1oea
two Btannpe and Eet his
GUIDE TO HEALTH.
From the d c,ost io7e ex3steses II aosplt;H ; 20
4ntsc perfect cures for sll special Diae1ea ia the
motf seyere and complicated stsKe8 Ia FeE5 shu1t
etn1e u hput the use Of mercury. 1,,,...
YourE ncn suffering from hessona oeoaAt5 ase IL
yited to call.
A PRHFECT Ct1RE "ANHANIAaO'
pe1soas spnsr11 f-on Irregularities should call 1t
Ber of city references as &c asllitT and sueecsA.
Eu,E94
, 1863-10-02

DIEJ I 11tIC
x DR., w1TF1ELD'e
VEG ETA BILE. PILLS.
ARE vi r7xnted certain cure for F1sTULA. BLIND
lJR BIEBD1NG PILES-
We would caution III who are victims to this o!s-
treaslnE comIlAiat 4y1d tht use " external appN
scstors they result onlS IL lhe oissee
Or. W1TF1E1DS remea5 1emovea tne CAUSE u lb8
Eiecase and effects permanent cn:A
Ih1s Is No QUA AED!C!NE. .
Thete l4 have besa tsisd 39f the e. 1sa1 I esson
Price 50 cents PER bog aent by 1na1 TO any aooe.
J. YOUNG. 6ole props1etof3 ~
Isl broadway. n. T..
,.:rn in SeY -H5t63m
, 1863-10-02
GUIDE TO HEALTH.
TAIE. nYE, HAIR DYE!i

q L BATGnELCRB celebrated HAZE DYE 70 TEE
e7 KotLD II. i' 9sa' IA 3a1 Dye Il
Gsdect-chsiges Iked. Rufts Of Cry aaiE ins1sstIy
"a GIossY BLACK OF EATrEA1 5aoME. E1tnoatn n3 l.
of I'D Kesutin is ssftt fas y1ta{ 4 e;ss
n Bsd brea Tbe Genuine tk hkued H111IAx 4;
5aTH xi6E all o7lers are -ez- tottatorA eng shou!d
e eTCided B11L bJ g.! DtugE:BE. &0 t8ct9rg: "
Nsrrl4v etTfEt. Rev 7n~k W. Rst!s
, 1863-10-02
ASA CURRIN-

PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month. 18th Day, 1867.
RESPECTED My daughter has bean much
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation Bittern. Thou
wilt sind me two bottles more.
Thy friend ASA CURRN-
, 1863-10-02

A RTIFICIAL LEGS.-C. 6taf.
q lord sole prop!3etor ana 2 M44uf5ct1re1 II q DIX
rppfoyed and 4dopted b the U!dted State Govern.
7ent wh.ct haa appointed h.ln e aarpy them t. ~
FLRD 12G south Clkrk street, Chicago. vii receive
u;medtAie attention, Eend for Pamphlets.
, 1863-10-02
Tim THY FAY, NJ. D \.
i DENTIST.
131 LAKA STREET,

IHlUAFU,
without any request Q, hts to d. 20. think It ny
daty to slate TINT sHt my family havG. for twenty
fsceory rnannet hnt h.ve neyer Lad any thing That
tor pKEt tEcT1UE E!x EASE 1F r 9fEhai!4Mh; ! a r.:
job Tor set) done bv Or. FAT: occupying the rooos
- ee2S " rsfs5 ~ H. CmAs.y, DYKR, ND.
, 1863-10-02

so,d By LORD b gM11H. wholesale Dr9Rglstat
1hnm al nrdnrs Hay ha addressed tei9 E62 1yWFAx
, 1863-10-02

SHERMAN HOUSE. Chicago. H.. Fab. II. 1865
Met1B, P. a. DrAKE l. Co.:-Piease send rs another
twelve cases Of your Plantation BitteEs Asa raoEu'
iog afetzer they appear to have superseded every
thing else, and are greatly esteemed.
You're &c. GAGB t. WAITE.
, 1863-10-02

&umn1issluu Mfrfhautr.
~ NALLOWAY d CO.-Packere

1fck 10 8oUth WRte1 2leet Board q Trade BulldlnE
Chicago.
Wehave lasee etock ct emeked Hama &nd 6houl
sarYaMed, which Nc one, ut low market ratea. On
iG1e respectfully solicited from The city aad country
We buy End sell others evety description Ct Pro
duce and Provtsiora. re pay the highest .nA.kGt
oEicc for EzAcEuQgE. GALLOWAY d co.
rn1SutHfG,An
, 1863-10-02

DROOM CORN.-We are giving
i J cur special attention to the
Purchase and Sale Of Broom Corn.
Rapp1EY, d. TuTILE. Cemm!asion Merchants
eaiicttgsn.GYe nue. Cacsgo. ssa nSa7N
, 1863-10-02

r & G. TRUMBULL,
/ u ArToRNXYa AID CouNsEL1oRs At Law.
Having permanently located IN Chicago Will pracuca
- ~ Statn ard Federal Courts Of Illinois, L. TEUN-
auI1 Vil $50 attesd 70 6ns5se;s IL .hs S9oseWEe
Lent npase1 ~ nsa
TrM1T T9UXBU1I. (se2o no nj aZoFaE TEuABUL
, 1863-10-02
4qpQrlnfrEtl1f.

SlJSSOLUTION.-The firm here.
,ofo.e Ed ting ubde: tie na,ue Ct Jones Pesdne
= Small. 4 I'll aay s.o.Ted i q H. mo.ar na-9 nseat
The buaiIces viii be G ntinned IN ~ 1A bF&Rcaaa
by ihr renlainirC Ixftne-t uude: the nrm #
~ ' "'-~ b JONES q eKkLL.
f.h1rnpo Hent 1st 1858. ec31n32Ilm
, 1863-10-02
HILTON BROS. 4 co.,

Burplied In Family Or Manu-.
|fsctnfe:Bt BtP1ckngeaffo : ounc3
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
News from the Front.

Correspondence Associated Press,l
WASHINGTON, November l0.-From inior ana
tion which reached Washington tonight (the
messenger having left the Army of the Potomac
at 10 O'Clock this morning) II appears that
General Buford yesterday reached a point two
miles south of Culpeper, driving the rubel cav
airy and infantry before him.
Gen. Lees headquarters on Saturday night
were between Brandy Station and the Kappa
hammock. This refutcs the belief current in
some quarters that he had gone South to ad-
wise with Gen. Bragg.
Our army lay in line-of-battle all day yester-
day, but Lee declined to accept the issue Of an
engagement.
Snow fell yesterday afternoon along the line
Of the mountains, covering the peaks of the
Blue Ridge.
General Fitzpatrick occupied Poney Noun
tain yesterday afternoon, and last night he dis
covered large area Of camp fires south of the
Rapidan, between RaccoOn Ford and Rapidan
Station, on the railroad.
No forces Of magnitude were discovered In
and around Culpeper. This leads to the infer
encc that General Lee has declined to risk 4
general engagement in the open field and with
drawn his forces, excepting rear guard, L
his former strong pos tion.
All the evidence tends to prove that Genera
Meade has again outgeneraled Lee, by leading
him to believe that 1t was his intention to move
down the neck opposite to Fredericksbur
/ thus inducing the latter to weaken his from,
here to strengthen that point.
| A gentleman, who arrived here tonight, says
that our line OF battle crossed the Orange ant
Alexandria railroad to point where 1t Is sup
posed General Lee has full force on our front
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
Property Con lac a ted.

The Portsmouth Old Dominion of the 9th in
stant contains notices of the seizure, BY the
United States Marshal for the Eastern District
of Virginia, of property belonging to the fol.
lowing persons: John II. Myers, John
L. Porter, James Meads, Samuel Hafiier, David
J. Goodwin, Henry J. Phillips, Collin Reynolds,
Pcyton Coleman, Commodore Samuel Barron,
Hich'd II. Baker, John Owens, John A. Lovett,
Patrick McCarrick. Hugh N. Page, Arthur
Sinclair, and John D. Myrlck. These cases
will be heard at the first session Of the U. 8.
District Court In the city of Norfolk, on the
fourth Monday of this month.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
BURNSIDE'S ARMY.
A Small Federal Garrison Re.
pulsed at Rodgersville.
The Main Army in an
Impregnable Position
and in Fine Spirits.

some days since, Gen. Grant tclegraphud here
that one of Gen. Burnside's most eastern out
posts in Tennessee had heen attacked; that
ABOUT half of the garrison, consisting of two
regiments and battery, had been captured.
This dispatch did not designate the exact place
where the disaster occurred, nor did II state the
strength of the rebel force or the probable num-
her ofthe killed and wounded on our side. The
substance of Gen. Grants dispatch was pub
lisllcd against the wishes of the Government,
and has been employed by Copperhead journals
in Sew lork as text for abusing the Govern
ment. For instance, the Express holds the
authorities a, Washington directly responsible
for the repuse referred TO, and goes on to
comment upon the subje:t, just as any other
Ignorant Copperhead would do, who, knowing
nothing about the facts himself, makes large
assertions In order to elicit the truth. We
shall not crafty him in this case, except to
assert that the announcement in the Express,
that without reinforcements are immediately
sent to Burnside "there is imminent danger
That the rebels will use him up, as they seem TO
be doing nOW-m detail, i not in gross "-is
without any foundation in truth.
General Burnside telegraphs that the disaster
referred to above occurred at Rodgersville, in
Hawkins county, Tennessee. This place
is the termination of a branch railroad, of the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, and is
situated about fifteen miles from the Virginia
State line, and about dfty miles from Knoxville.
The General also states that the rebels cap.
tured six hundred men and four cannon.
He does not mention the number of his
killed and wounded. His main army is where
it was when the attack was made on Rogers
willie, in a., mpreg',dble position, in good spirits
subject to the orders Of Gen. Grant, who is per-
.Jtctly UeH satisfied rih It's situation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
A Batch OF Yanl.. Corr..po.d.n,.

Yesterday, Messrs. George H. Hart and l..
A. Hendricks, both correspondents of the New
York Herald, attached TO the army of General
Meade, and "gobblcd" up by Moseby, were
received at the Castle and assigned quarters
with the'Olher unfortunate BoheIniaus" who
had preceded them to Richmond .,ii 'S Fl" o.
The others are Mcssrs. Brown and Richards,
Of the New York Herald and Tribune, Ravens.
wood, of the New York Times, and Slarsh, OF
the New York Commercial Adoertisey-six In
all. .|l.fi..
The Bohemians employ their time In
printing, with pen and ink, a newspaper sheet
which they style the Rebel. Selections are made
from the Richmond morning papers, and spicy
comments made thereon. Sometimes the Rebe
circulates among the prisoners of the room iu
which the correspondents are confined, and III
circulation is limited 10 q single issue, which
passes from hand TO hand.--Hiehmond A1ami
ufr lHr 70 ... .. ." .... .. ..r
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-11
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Refugees From Richmond.
QUEER DOINGS AT FALSE CAPE.
The British Corvette Greyhound Do
ing The HOnOrs.
TWO DESERTEItS SHOT.
TWO DESERTERS SHOT

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 9.-About twenty
five refugees, men, women and children, mostly
from Richmond, arrived here last evening.
They came into our lines at Portsmouth, and
have been several days upon their journey,
having left Richmond last Tuesday.
Propeller John Rice, Capt. Beaston, arrived
from Morehead City.
The captain reports that while passing False
Cape, 20 miles south of Cape Henry, Novem-
ber 9th, discovered a schooner of about 200
tons al anchor, discharging freight and land
Ing II on shore by the use of small rOwboats,
On discovering the approach Of the Rice, they
hove up anchor and proceeded about four miles
south, and dropped anchor again, her small
boats had been kept in tow, und at once re.
commenced the landing of freight. It was
then near dark, and che was lost sight Of No
doubt she was a blockade-runner or smuggIer.
The British corvette Greyhound, when ar.
rived here Saturday evening last, hoisted the
United States flag this morning at 7 O'Clock