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Gen. Burnside on the Surrender of MT
Sterling, KY, O.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE ONO,
CINcISNATI, March 18th, 1868.
aENKRAL ORDER 10. 30.

Captain w. s. Radcliffe. Company E, 10th
kentucky Cavalry, for his disgracsful sur
render of Mt. Sterling, is subject to the APP
prevail of the President. dishonorably dis
missed from the military service of the
United States. sa- - 5a9a
The manner in which his command was
paroled being entirely Irregular and in direct
violation of General Orders No. 40, from
the War Department, no duplicates being
exchanged, and other requisites being want.
ing. the parole is declared void, aEd sthe
officers and men thus paroled willzreport at
these headquarters for duty. The railroad
company will furnish transportation. ssIci
sdi :, By Order Of = .s-a.3. Is - IS
rs - Major General BURNSIDE.
Lewis Richmond, A. A. g. = ~ = .ef
Official: w. P. Anderson; A "A. G.. ~.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatch tqtthe Cincinnati Gazette.
HExIiEGToN, Ky, March 80.


Military mattersiD this Department are
being pushed. forward with great energy.-
Gen. Gilmore commands in person. Col.
Gilbert. anticipating warm work in front,
turned the command of the post over to
Col. Bird of the First Tennessee, who in
turn surrendered it to Col. Leaspre of the
One Hundreth Pennsylvania, who is now
commandant of this. post and hurried to the
front.
u The only.danger now feared in Licking
ton is from wandering bands of Cluke's
maraud ers.e One hundred and fifty of
them were reported near Richmond. A
few were captured by Walkers men, whilst
crossing the Kentucky on Saturday. His
comm and still hovers about Owingsviile. -
Nothing heard from MARSHALL. 51 a-
~. The grand invasion so extensively inten-
ded : has .dwindled down to a cattle and
horse stealing raid Pegram fled at the
approach of Gilmore, carrying off cattle va
riously estimated from 1000 to 1000 He
left Stanford Friday night, holly pursued
by Woolford was twelve hours behind
Our infantry are following to-day. 1t is re-
ported that the rebelsswere so closely pres
sed that they abandoned all the cattle and
trains, which, with 225 men. were captured
by Woolford's Advance. About rs parolled
men of the lO4th Ohio, captured at STAN
ford; the 18th Michigan, captured at Dick
Robinson; the 44th Ohio 45th Ohio and
10th Kentucky cavalry, captured on picket,
came in yesterday. The rumor that Nor
gan had crossed the Cum berland and was
m arching on Stanford is not credited.
The VIII ereabouts of Marshall is still a
myth That wiley Falstaff finding the eli
mate uuwholesome : has no doubt initiated
his ponderuus prototype and found discre-
ton the better part of valor. The prospect
of battle diminishes unless Gen. Gilmore
overtakss Pegram before he reaches the
Cum berland. The war cry is onward SOUTH
ward, and Kentucky and Tennessee shout
for joy at the coming relief.
Exertions are making by ladies and cit
liens b ere to establish q Soldiers Home
here on the Cincinnati model. 1t is sorely
needed and benevolence could scarcely be
turned to better uses.
/ forward General Gilbert's contrabanc
order. H. has also issued his Frankfort
whisky order:
80 ss a.r.-s LEXINGTON, KY., March %.
"Union men of Kentucky are expected
to contribute toward the defense OF this
State, and we do not think it becomes them
10 endeavor to have their negroes selected
from the labor uecess arv for the defense of
this city. Neutral and Session sympaIhi-
gers may think themselves fortunate if they
themselves are not forced to work in the
trenches. Men who will not defend their
country, or sympathizers with those who
wish to destroy it. have no rights that we
aye bound to respect.
aef-z 2's By command Of
- sroTs- if So A. S. GILBERT,
Colonel Commanding Post.
Gil. Beasure has taken bold in business
l.. - =
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French sympathies.


The Paris correspondent of the London
News, writing on the 9th of March, says:
The news Of the issue of letters Of
unarque by Mr.. Lincoln has caused great
impression here. It is also noticed as sig
ui6cant that the Moniteur has copied an ar
ticle from an English paper advocating the
prompt recognition of the South.-Boston
Post.
The statement about the Moniteur is inn
portant, inasmuch as it is the official organ
of the Emperor
CEThe editor of the Cleveland Plain
dealer doesn't like the weather. He ex-
presses his "feelinks" in the following eng
matical style .'..-.,.
at is an uumitigated nuisance. 1t .bouldi
be abated by proclamation, - It should be
suspendended, like the habess corpus; it
should be kicked out of the mails; it should
be whipped in less than thirty days; Il
should be superseded; it should be abolish
ed like priyateeriDg; it should be put out Of
court, pay the costs, and marry the grip
GA wounded Irishman wrote home
from the hospital and finished by saying,
Al'ye fought for this country, I've bled for
il, and shall soon be able to say I've died
Fer It."
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Delaware Legislature.

We recently alluded to Gov. Cannon's
proclamation and message declaring the
supremacy of the National Government
Both Houses of the Legislature have since
passed the following preamble and resolu-
ton:
WHEREAS the Government of the United
States and the several States are Govern
ments of law, within the limits of which all
officials find rightful powers, and outside of
which 30 official has any just claim to pow
er or to obedience from his fellow citizens;
and whereas William Cannon, the Govern
o of this State. in his inaugural address, has
avowed the false and dangerous doctrine
that REASONABLE ground for Suspicion can
Justify the arbitrary arrest and incarceration
in prisons, far removed from the district of
their resid ence, of citizens against whom no
warrant has been issued or charge made ac-
cording to law, and has unblushingly pub
lished his approval of these cruel aud law
less arrests of his own fellow-citizeBs; and
whereas he has thus proved himself, by his
own ayowal, the weak but willing tool of
Federal usurpation and Governor IN
worthy the respect and confidence of his
fellow-citizens, one to whom they can look
for 10 Just protection of their rights of per-
sons and property: Therefore
ReSotUed, That the doctrines OF Governor
Cannon's address, in regard to arbitrary and
lawless arrests, are, if carried out, fatal to
constitutional liberty, destructive of the
peace and security of our people, and de-
serve, and hereby receive, at the hands of
the Legislature of Delaware, prompt and
indignant reputation, and are declared
worthy of the severest apprehension of
people who inherited the privileges of free
men and wish TO preserve them unim paired
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Gold and Prices.

Gold in the last week vibrated as in the
week before, falling and then rising-the
fuctuation ranging from 38 to so. At last
accounts it stood about As. No material
change ir the markets.
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q A NUT FOB .ABoLITIoNISTS.--Duri a
period of Eighteen hundred years, thevari-
Gus mission aries have failed to Christainize
Eve thousand Idolators of China, out ofsa
population Numbering three thousand and
sirtu millions. In India put ola population
of one hundred and ninety millions of 1dola-
ors,othey havefailedto convert toChristian-
ity two thousand. In Africa they cannot
count seven Thousand, while within COM
paratiV ely fas very few years. Slavery has
converted over four millions Of negroes, into
Christians, aud fitted them to be {soAbraham
Lincoln says) citizsns Of the United States
w hat do our Abolitionists say to this?
Senaca, Advertiser. ~ llEad 81 F1Sa = -
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ITne terms of peace are thus laid
down by one of the most eminent leaders of
the administration party:
would accept anything on an anti-slave-
~ basis 1 would accept separations; would
accept compromise; 1 would accept disuniou /;
/ would accept peace and pay the whole
Confederate debt at par, on an anti slavery
basia
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The Invasion Of Marsha
near Mount SterliDg-The Rebel!
STEALING Stock. t-'1siiS Y ''-. - - 1879

LoU1svILLE, March 3O.-Passengers from
Winch ester report that Humphrey Marshall.
with a heavy force. is near Mount, Sterling
The rebels are driving stock from all the
places they temporarily occupy toward that
place. Many citizens of Mt. Sterling and
Winchester are coming toward Lexington.
All is quiet along the Nashville Railroad.
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d The old American s'coppers" have gone.
out of date, and in their place we have
AFRICAN de- scents"
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4 h Mackerel, Salmon, Herring,
Il Sardines, 1 axe and other fish
l.. Alex MADDOX
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GIDER VINEGAR-The purest Cider
" Vinegar specially manufactured from the
best orchards expressly for my select customers.
$3.50 ALEN MADDOX
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GUGARS-Chofcest Brown and White
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX,
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NORM MEAL.-From picked flint grain
~ and carefully milled, ever on haad.
"a .a ALEX. MADDOX.
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nLD HAMS.-2OO two year old can
" vassed of a lot of soma Thousand of NV
own curing, still remaining for select use.
eflfs lYs - - ALEX. MADDOX.
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TNEAS-Green and Black of all the best
Il grades. ALEX MADDOX.
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GOFFEE.-The choicest descriptions all
~ ways kept in full supply.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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4 NORM IN THE EAR--Selected sound
~ corni in the ear always on hand
ALEX. MADDOX.
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STONE WARE-EVery kind of vessels
~ OF the best manufactured earthern ware.
sse ALEX. MADDOX
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4 Hemp and Manila ropes of
~ all sizes from plough lineto ships cable
always'on hand. ALEN MADDOX
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Z HEESE-The most select brands of rich.
~ pure, bluegrass cheese.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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DLOCH AND TACKLE-An assortment
II embracing all sizes of superior construction.
S ALEX. MADDUXs
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DRED FRUITS aisins, Apples and
- Peaches constantly on hand of the best
quality ALEN MADDOX.
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old BOURBON.-5o Brls. choice Bour
" bon Whiskey very old, pure, highly Favored
and oily. ALEX. MADDOX.
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SALT-Best Eanawha and Ohio River
~ Salt by the Brl. and Table Salt by the bag.
a. MADDOX
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prepared always on.
. hand A. MADDOX
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ThurIow weed ON the ay-at-home Pa


ThurlOw Weed on the stay-at-home Pa
ThurlowWeed Stewards right hand man
has writtena letter to Horace Greedy, of the
New York Tribune. from which We make
the following extract: ID IA &
But if, for not wearing an Abolition livery,
men are to be indiscriminately- stigmatized
as 'Copperheads.' we are hopelessly divided,
and our country irretrievablY ,loSt.as-
Congress has armed. the aGoeefnment with
ali the powers that its exigencies required.
The Administration is clothed with extraor-s
binary financial and military authority. The
Federal Governm ent is now its own banker,
andaits armies are TO be levied indepen ent If
State agencies. In the first year Of the war
our young men rushed voluntarily to the
field. and our banks as voluntarily supplied
the Government with ways and menus
Mark the change and read not the lesson 1t
teaches carelessly.9 Onerous laws can only
be carried into effect with the consent of
the governed Since the Congress was
chosen by which the Conscription law was
enacted, there has been political re evolution
in four ofthe largest States in the Union =
There are causes for such reaction Let
those who are responsible for the country's
welfare seek and profit by them.
The compulsory law Of the last Congress,
if benefcially executed, must have the con-
curence of the popular will. The public
sentiment must approve them. This APP
prevail can not be obtained by prescription
and denunciation. Half million of me
will not again go to their graye-like bed
under the threats of political hyenas who
remain at home bowling. This, by the
way, is popularity of Abolition fanaticism.
The one idea men do their utmost to aggravate
the horrors of ,0ar, but take precious cure not
to expose their o,0n craven carcasses. They are
found, not Nth the
'Grappling vigor and rough frown of war;
but in lecture rooms. upon rostrums, and in
editorial chairs, babbling about negro regi-
ments,' that only have an ideal existence.
and hurting anathemas at those who fight for
tho Union. Take. for example, a clergyman
who perpetrates an annual anniversary ora
ton in favor of the Jerry Rescuers,' urging
the farmers of Onondaga to devote their
SOUS to the war, while his own sons are en-
gagged in peaceful avocatons.',
The lines we have placed in italics of the
veteran Republican editor apply woll to the
stay at home patriots in this vicinity,
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GHARCOALf-Always in fu II supply
" ALIEN MADDOX
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ID 1E--Seleeted grain specially cleaned as
LII substitute for Coffee. ALEX. MADDOX
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NEW .HAMS.-5O0 cauvassed Hams Of
IN my last years curing, sweet, sound, juicy
and of unrivalled flavor.
sH @ ALEX. MADDOX.
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FAMILY FLOUR.-The choicest brands
IL always kept ALEX. MADDOX.
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MADDOX,
tOLDiS74ND ON WALL STREET
GROCERIES,, Old BOURBON. LIQUORS
OLD AND NEW HAMS

G0UNTR 2 PRODUCE AND Il GENERA
ASSORTMENT or FAMILY AND RI
lSZYESS CONSTITUTIONS FoR c1Ty
AND COUNTRYIf
! A T M OLD AND COMMISSION
n Stand, embracing two large and ELEGANT
three story stores on Wall Street, I continue to
carry on, with increased stock and facilities. NV
long established business of furnishing Families
in City and County, Farmers, Merchant aad ali
others, most of the essential commodities con-
sumed in life, all which am selling at the
most favorable rates for cash or such country
produce as suits the market. Thankful for tbs
liberal patronage so long extended to me in the
past, and which has enabled me to offer greater
inducements to customers hereafter. 1 respect
fully solicit continuance of their favors. Be-
pecialites; but it would take up whole news.
paper to enummerase all the commodities of
general necessity which | habitually keep on
away unsuited as to quality and price.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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fOAL OIL-The best Goal Oil for lamps
" at retail ..- ALEX. MADDOX
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LEXINGTON, KY, March 2
By comm and Of
A. S. GILBERr,

Colonel Commanding Post
-0C,il. Beasure has taken bold in a business
like way that betokes order and quiet.
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4 ANDLES-Choice brands of Star and
" Tallow candles, adapted to all seasons.
ALEX. MADDOX
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ALEX. MADDOX.
Old Stand on Wall Street.
Maysvillc, July II
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GOAPS-The best manufactured German.
~ Rosin, country made, for washing Clothes
scrubbing, &C., and choioe toilet and pcrfumed
varieties --si ALEX. MADDOX
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Lewis Richmond, A. A. g. 3 ~. =
Official: w. P. Anderson; A "A. G..
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CHOICE IMPORTED FRENCH BRAN
~ DYTI have bought out John A. Goburn's
STOCK Ee OF choice Brandy selected by himself in
Ines, very old. E1t ALEX. MADDOX
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17
8ierunbbrsieisfes @aritsl.
Suliaus , 8nifrduIsin ron pepssn, fsst nisbsr sinn'al ibrtn
gEjQeu bprh.

gEilen bur1.
&c leat pitueiAt in Der sanssn Staot feline uer,
melAe 70 riatis sins. 10 dnsfliA pinftlia ssean'
Zen uno Wiimuien Sei8te, 10 mertittlih jsee Nisrtsl'
Runee nit lhrilem alons BON eer Gw'9fsit atbe8,
bic ubr in Ger Gale eee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@ie lief niat pcr, fs tlist nitt smtad ertarmnnSs'
los 5srbadte fe bic 3sit in Die mS8liht flsinen
Bruh,tsile, oas Sonnenjabr III b.rsi unb nrsiBiS
Wilicnsn Scfunccn ; uno Wsnti n'anh sint1, arn1sn
Seufsl aui Dem Arn,eniints1tanthsn ooer in, Nor'
bic Sseunee lib wislsr Su elnela Sabre aue'
nebnte, 10 mar Der ubr nas gang 8lsihSillli8. Sis
lief n,bt ror, ft tlisb nitt 5uriid itrs Shulc mar
% niht, rem Mnnere rcrlisfsn ccer 3utidtltetsn,
rsm NcrrNmann ant bic 9adsn traten , cosr Dem
0,nisrmann in Cen @idsn setnpft rurcen. ano lo'
nit aui bic cine otsr Die anpere Meile 0tle9snbe'l
~tsfansn, i'm @sntralpolii eibaule nas tihti9s WVaB
ner ,Seit lH in ANNA viii nsmcnltriren, ctsr 20 Dem
lieten NiahNen ror bic Sssls idbrtn 81 laNtn.
Sic bcbs @iHubeitstsbSroe, melbe ale @siammt
belt uon je cine ietr Srcbe YVeinnnS BON lth lslts'
astabt bat, mar natiirlih ibsrbsu8t. 10 rihti8 su Ss'
ben, ,rie ibre utr, uno rsrtct iiA jsosn lauten 3rei'
Tel baran aui's NaaoridliAfs. aSas Der @atb 9rs'
tier, Der @serstair Distisu. Der Aahtmsiftsr @rsit'
~tenteraer ale Ginasln,uslsn bapon bielten, bas itani
auf psrlAispensn Bldttsrn. SAP Der 3meitSsnannt
6err itsr piele, a~lssmein als nnumltcbiiH fslt8s'
ueute @lautensartitel feline 4ripatanii&t bate, nil
ien mir , uno 10 n,i6sn mir leioer ia8sn. bab Ct aud
BON Der lbr ror Der 9bir nes Burean's ssumme
Driaetn cine lstr ibls YReinunS bate. Gsrn bait
Ct ie usra4tst; absr ea fs ibm n'dt bic m'neslts VI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17
Scr Wefbote,
teraasSssebtn ssa
q etubarb 8 6tefes.

III prets ss Satrassss ssa 50 Rammern SsetDsl 'ss
0srauSteatxua.
M Neaensasea auf Ms 0Att lsants nh&s tsa&set rersth' stas
s,6t penssaens er e<tras fur s gesnase @ u basefabs u.
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Das sriehtfAe btuer. bas Sen. @iu'
more In elmer Gntftrnun8 ron fhnt Mtiisn MAD Sbar'
teton mari, loa cine Dor ueniaen Monatsn p~atsntirs
It. grHneuna zines Baraers cen 8ufalc ittn, ,rsl&e
Die @eaieruna ann, miliidriihsn Gstraudt anatnons
men Bat. Ser 9anpt.B saanotbsil bieies ~SsrfSrens
ben gtcF.s icu psrclsnm (stsin5D iein. ess &e.
miih nit anoren Brsnntcfsn in einsm iol@en 8er'
ealtniRe semiiAt ii, eab 90 nit srcsu Sttnftdt
lbrennt. W1t gBaHtr sann "a ni4t as6fAt wtrosn
uno br.nnt batsr auf Dem WaRn. Der Gtch iieat
in Der 9cblfussl 10 ansetra4t ea6 sr f& tei 0nt'
~,ineuns Der gprn8laouns ron serSbnli&sm @ut'
lptr atstale s~nt3inbet uno an ben, Orts, .e BE 8us
gel 3srplast 1T. fcrttrennt.
-.Dh Bld,tu BON psnniplranisn 0ne nit !an'
|sen 2iatn Der 0sioSenen aue itrsn @cnntses anass
faat Bsres County f&eint namsn,li& tats sluttn
jSu maRsn. a..-a
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St0bt WV ""s
mar perfdoten bic fleine 9elene erblidte man nir'
s.nbs mebr, man iaste, le lei bsosneli@ srane, leies
an Der Bruit -
Ser 6auptmann ron Uater bislt ben arn'sa @o'
bert niebsr:
,@ub.. seube, mein Sunst lab ben Rarren aus'
i4waseny" iaa
,esiee an Bet Brua unb bsrs(siasn," futr s4min'
aut fort, ctne iiA aus Dem Concept btinSen ju lals
zen. Scr Banqutsr Bate in Gclse Der pclitiihen
Brb6Itni{e mamherlsi Dertute %srlitten. glan mug
te niht rett, Of er lh RON cem Treibrrn ccer OF
Der Dreibsrr fA pon ibn jurddSycSen bare. Deau
trcute aud piHeu, es iei ,rieber nidt 10 gang rih.i9
i'm Rcpf oes armen Germ. Das Ureifrdulsin POI,
qcppen mar wieoer tris fribr td8tiAu SAT IN Gem
6ouie bee Banauiers. Sc rar Mues IN 4lueun cine
6unfle @eihiAie unn nur bas Cine ftanb fur mid
ftf, baB Der Sumter Ycppen mebr Eau de mile
-Aeurs bon msinsr gran fauie, ale iettit Elm listl'hf
III buften rinfhsnen Brdutiaam nno Gas Ndsdsr
Fer 1raut eoniumi,en fonntsn. Urdulein Mirrors
aqeaae nptirte ieces Elaeon uno lddelte mid TAI
aue ueiner 6out; ib balte fe aus Der ibri0cn phi
aetn u,Saen. Alar fitlte i'd bab ih reloren lei
trenn ids nidt cine arc6e 9bat tbne; i4 tbat II
suno = lsate mid auf bic BAUER. Hoo, wie uno I'M
nelde 2eit, nil i'd ben 9erren lieter niht mitttsi
len, es fSnnte Sbr 3artatiibl bsleioiSen; eenaS. {
fanb cine m~tloeramat,lhe Gesne poQ l&la8enee
Mirfuna une acknowledgement Motiuirun8 fatt. 81
rltrenn.n 8la9sn Ger beicen Observation-Disclosures e9a
, sat:se eer 9antluns bra&tsn bic 8anje Na9bar
(Maft ttrtsi, unb unter Annern er'4ien AUD aul Den
eHauplae nas junse @tspaar aus BEN trite" S'od
6err rcur BGrentinoer NIT ittner frau, sinsr 8ecers
men UlSk; une Is 3uSte F&, ea6 BE 8ndsiSe Tta
eine alte 4sfannte bee 8arcns Econ pcn Hepps" NAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

EXECUTION OF DssERrsRs ny CITIZENS.
1t has been briefly stated that Robert
and James Saul, deserters, were shot by
the citizens Of Franklin county,. Va, o.,
Saturday last They had been burning
barns in the county. The Danville Reg
lister says:
Robert Saui, JAS Saul, and man named
Patterson, We're brought forward Tor trial be-
fore Il jury ot the citizens who had taken thu.
matter in hand, and,. the evidence being
deemed conclusive Of their gnilt, they were
without auy regular process OF law cOnfietua-
cd To be shot. On Saturday evening the two
sanls were conducted by large body of
citizens into All Old field aud executed i.t
military style; Patterson having turned evi-
tence against them, was sent TO Jail, and
now awaits further consideration. fifty ono
guns were fired at the two criminals who
were shot, but no person belongtng to this
army tooka hand In the exception, the atIhr
being managed and conducted wholly by
citizens of the eodnty. The men confessed
their guilt previous 10 their execution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

RECOGNITION. was elated last week
by courier from Mexico who passed through
there en- yoatte for Richmond. lie came ose,
land FROM Texas. and said that, dear rs ean.
dies were, the Mobi ians would illuminate
the city ii the news he bore was made pub
lie. Something over two separate and dis
tinct rumors Of recognition We're immedi-
ateIy put in circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

&, s. District GoaTf. Court met yes
ter,lay az the State Court House, pursuant
to adjournment THe only Gaze disposed oi
wis that OF Watkins f. Adams, il, FAINT son OF
Mitchell +. Adams, under Is years OF age.
who s,,ei for u discharge from the military
service. The prayer or the petitioner was
granted aud lac was discharged from custody
The Court will meet again this morning 1T
the same hour and place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

The Cage.--At the lower station-honse Last
night there were the following commit
James Hays, arrested on the Charge Of steal
lug several ink-bottlcs aud Oac wool hat from
Il Mr. L.unpkin; Peter kennay, q white man.
for interfering with the Jews in their place
Of worship, and john West, "a free negro,
arrested for breaking window glass in their
church