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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-24

Hy Gss.din 4 Appersea, Auers.

TsS2AhED EEsIOksuE nn The Manchester
r. ,fnvna ke kLd ssverai VtC~Nr i.aT6 &c.
tniring FOR BALz Ar AEoffpT -<Vs shall
esle at suctier. On he pfesrisss Ga W1nA' 33DA Y.
tns Ia. & April, 1863. at =. o'clock = A, issss
ftsresa dweix.x, and tis rscas ou, buildings such
oi s.ssoos' .ca q tas m ssnss Saass .iss d d
sal tusEpise. nearly opposite the Old Toll PSts.
Also. ssvsrAi vsAut loss adjoining u,sktng "A ag-
grssae Of nearly twe acfss cf fertile .as, adrsira
bly, scsrted to Es kst eRrcer, on which lses
ara s,c,e go'd srui, trees. p.attf uhs proper ~
can be s.en q or Cfii.e-
TERMS --A1 c.sb, OF oEe-shid sash; baiacce at
and months for ego,isble notes in.eres. added,
secares By = trust fetd title retsinsd. 1he
tsxss for 1859 to ae psio by this p irchaSer, with
immediate possession Of The preniscs
mh 2l acD.iN a Ape SON, Auct's.
GALE OF PExIs q AsLH faUPaaTY, In Chss.
- tihs,d ceunty, heiops:rg tn ths estate Of
Thomas M. Tfsbue, dec d---On WXDNE sDAY, the
25:h March, 1863 commencing at tbs noue If 10
O'Clock N. tns undersisnsn, exscntors Of Thcs
Trabue, dec'd, viii cffar fer sale ut publis aus
ton Ia the county OF Chesterfeli. at tic residence
VI the late Macosa Traoue on the Mar chester Turn
pike SD pot eleven Iailss ircm Kish nond, all the
Psriehabis Es:a.s Of thy desedsnt, scnsssting In
part Of three Horses and OaIt two Mich
Cows, one Tstriirg Cow Farming Utensils, House.
hold and Kitchen Surnlare, and variety OF otLer
useful stticieE, tco LamssouS TO msltioc.
'WkRAs.-Jash.
cn - acaAE 3 ~ Ears
ss tAe same tins and place aad on Tbs same
terms. wis sal 81 public adcti n 20 Iesi..ns Of
tan Pesislsb;s Esta.e o. M.coa Trsbao, Decd,
censia'ipg Of Corn. Fodder, a pair Of oxen, On
Car. Weaving Loom aod 2Iffslo gcbe.
Fivs or six Nsaaes8, belonging to tho estsss,
vii; be hired out AZ the ssm. time
NH "a ALEX ~ TgAEO1 Fx'r.
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OFFICE OF THE CHATnAa BASLxcAD 90. I

v1Irrv HoUsAuD DOLL rs NOR I'll CAR
r. CIIHA BONDS F02 ALK -On OK before
April Ist 1861 the Subscriber w,N ncsivs propo'
ekis sos the purchase Ct THlR1Y-FlTH' FHOU-
SAND DGLLAkS tS35,0o0j h0HTA CAHnLI-
HASX PER OEIlI. 0OCP1N BONDS. Of the
dsaoranasicus Of $500 and 9 900 interest payable
.ersi-.rpusly on tie arst Gays OF JanuarY.and u.
IL Ia each year, at the Puciig Treasury and tho
pineipal a. the end OF twenty ysars iruIa tie lst
Of JsnuMy, A. u. ls6 -. There Eonds. under An
ordinance OF the Conven.ifa sznendn ng tee eearteT
of the chatham EAiiros1 Ooupsn7, are lsued 70
,hs Raleigh sad q aston B. iIfosd soEaaay. In sx
cA .nse Tor bonds OF tbs ix:t,r compMy de2osi.ei
with ,h5 Public Tresazrer principal ~~d iusetts.
payable a. the sais T. ,c, tut Win Aoofty 10 tae
cou pauy to eissasrgs sseh bonds before maturity
Psy msnss rsAds BY tia kseigh snd dssscn 6ai
rosd Company ar, tn BE- exclusively xppiied to tts
reas mp.ion VI The stats bonds issssa 20 ths cosn
pAny.
. TsEa THOGsAsD DoLL&RS (Slo,oN) CT
EORTK CAROLINA Blk PER Cksq BoaCs,
similar to tho aeove. oat tsarsa t. tie UtJ u So
isiah in ,hanSe scr Ike boadi OF tho city Pay
.,enss r,sde By tho city aro to bo applied to Ee
Resumption CT tbs S.x.s b,naS .siasa to thai cor
potasioa
an sss pssaed by tae Gsaaai ssmoly a. is late
| Fsssioc. by witch the bonas sdve.slied havs the
elbis sscfeyfty CT ths State OF EoE!h caro!na and
| OF corporations Of the hghess Gas1c cal standing:
.sEc s. BE Il fi.ythsr enacted rs0 q. snus Of
Money paid by ,ho kse'gh ARD aaston kaair.aa Go
| ssl shs city cs 2saslah % tao treasurer ef the
ssse ia satisfaction ot !Es rrirsipa, AID Interest
Of ISs aondI u said actporatlsos aepcslted w!sa
tbs Trs ssu e. IS contemplated IN ths raid ord.
rancs os the ccavsn.isa, shall 20 sppisd Erst 10
| toe payruesa. CT tho ktMsss cf Tie bonGs Ut the
state HIyea ssd corporations IN exchange for ,helJ
own and the rs adus shsi bs pRi3 10 tbs Commits.
rorers OF the glazing saad. 20 ts used By thsn at
their discretion Il. tae redsnp.i Of aa hoads ci
| the State"
| Copies Of sse lava sndar which sa.d bords are
| i.sned nav na nd on appi;cssisc 10 ths ~ Ear.
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Prfsas Iems II he FLOWING ps1ons wsrs nc.
cesvea st tss iis1sy pEi.on cf the , ss.srn Dsa.
tries yestefd-4y. VIZ z q u rsn. chx,o ~ Jii-
cnis. sert to this city hy ibs prssse Marshsi OF
Mobile - b. Fnl ysars.sI 10 t1s nth; ard WIN
White snd Wa. scwea tts soldiers charged
prison al sAe Tsqn nst ef Jndgs Culd 70 BE- led ~
Cca~t NsrtisA "r Saturday March 70.h. Ursed.
on, ef Go n, 46,a Fs, Was put n - . substi u.s
and dsyeYter
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By ksoinsoc. AdaE;s "a Co., Auc,rs,
ICorner gaIn md 9sG strssss

By ksDin.sc. Adams "a sGo., Apc,rs,
I0orner Asin and 9sa streets
GALE OF HL0CK Aua tsU0n3 ON THURS.
- DAY, 2Sth int, r.. i6 clock. We will sell
auction, corner Oh an7 Main s.reets,
DRUGS, &C.,
80 lbs Pure hloro-crm
9 H'crklsh sum orlrm
50 Esnnas, Gcot
25 Oxloxnel
IS Bus Pills
csns Kero.ins Gil lo) sailCn3
cssas Yen Lew ToEc .st.ers
aENUIsE lMP5RTsD CIGARS.
2.sso Hisuers ssgzrs
Ian0 E'iants ion GO
S 30, Gotten Hlsrt 90
HARDWARE AND sUNDNga
81 dozen Camp Knivs, Fo,Es Eaj spoons
~ Wacs'a = Batchesk Pock o. REivss
9 wes.sahoimes's Pockss Knives,
3 cases Prs < Z 4, saa5
10 gross Bd.isns sssortsd
Six haadxstcii.is
Csavsis
sJS dS ss3sp ss5 sTs Sss2sDsasss ssssnus,sy-nuousrs
80 Coz N ascs1l and Eusars Paying Cards
ID. imported Heersansura Fip.s
2j} lnj,a Ruabs., E1ss, and Erisr-~ood
Lasgs 1T Lasa psnslA rine-Too.b
combs, Tooth nrusles. Emory Paper,
$50 lbs Copps- Wire. II aud is
casss Eussrd
-ALg0,-
Have 10 store, (awsiting Instructions from owners0
which we e1pses TO sid 70 tks Sale
60 ha!ss Gotta sa,Is
10 &c s4 Shsatins
10 IS Csnaoutss
100 pairs Baois .nd Shoes. asEo.;sd
NH 2, E0rIysnS sDsHs 90. Aue.g. 4
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Bsnstoient CeAtfi5at5efs -E,ns or tan fhcrsaua
dollars hsse seen eensriEatsd By t'e clt z rB Of
ieoeat explosion AZ tss Gan e:srats Atstss Lasora-
tory On vrosn'e Is'auS, ID u res .ivsr
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rELEGRApHIC NEWS
From Ckariessn.

CHARLssTon, March s..--1hs enemy hare hsen
sasliing ths wreck II ih. Georeisna. witch seIi
lies a Ioag ;ssxad beach. cthsreiss eli, IL q-i.t
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Stotea Go il Recocsrtd In eonsequo II . OF infol
mass. fG.a shec sae c;sY ;,otcs yes erd.y mornIg
Nessrs cha,k.ey, fersio, Seal and Dxvss us isased
q search In ~. .snocSp9isd house ON Sev mtssnth
eriag 'fonr trunks fnd OF eiosh. vssssng install
butioas xnd rea1y mAts clothing. mostly Confed.
crate uniforms which en- being take a 70 u . csss
were identified ~ The properly u esntsy sso'sn
from TIA taio' shop OF John o. Ghater, un var u o
Ex,hases Hotel Ga N order fsom :ae ma 'ns e .
goods we.a restored 10 their owner. Ee b. q pfo.
vicpsly offered . r,sy.ri for thssr ressn 1tian.
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Ey Harvey, ls1uF, Jau,es L. Co Aucts,
Wareho use uAaer shs Toescss Exchange, Va as. ]
NHtNuVACrUEap TOBACCO. On TaUES
tI Day usxt, March ss =, we viii ssI . iargs
60 va led assortment If manufactured TobAeco
lis Ga 9 " IL be davotsa exclusively to Esnuf<c-
tursi Tebze7o. Particu ars hsIe.f.er. Holders
uus. Rnd In their saIn,, 5ssorn tbs cay Of snle.
EARVEY. HUNT, JAAE3 co,
nh si-i.v Aus.i1neers.
nuBLtC SAtg--, wui sell, at Bssvr Dem De-
pot on tss Virginia Cxntrs, kAs'road, en-
ITTESDAY,1hs s3is. OF March, for CT sh, t~o lis y
NERO sEh, a5.oDailg to ths eststs Of N
Pnslips deceased. w PBlL.lf3 JR.
bh rs +stS AHnipssfra cr.
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Poiice <GaiYs Yesterday was snsy day with
the civil .oEe-, the AcwihJ parties having bssn
sf1s s.sd ana cages 10: ezaEsnAtion tbafcTc tue
&syer for the stf-rcss set cnpcsie u etr names.
viz !: william suiis.p alias William Jarrett fof
felonousy brsafios ae eEEs,as snn O. nns sfar q
stoye ht - III sls ri Shs .saso EHd s.slly tksro
fem sic,0-0 worth os dry goeds J>n.ss Nsssis,
x card Morris Ead Jeha w Williams were Arrest-
ed Oh ths same afge. JsIs3 hsor. II was a.xs
s.restsd x pfs.kisg acd entering 'hs iss ssy y
Gsose Of esne. 4 rcsrae ard stealing shs ress OH
watches ard jsrs;rg OF he va.ns Of 8. 50I 20, 40
OF tho pTcpsrsy w<s found IN hia pelucn- III
above ssriiss Prete.d 10 bs ltiCo sens. hos:
Carr arrested fof beng a lusps,ocs pefson
wi,hou. vi,b . usss1s OF support, aid 50 ppssed 20
be oGs ct the ptrsoas v1o roobad s,as!sr store
NThcmxS Collier wsa arrested IS q pszs IA 81 eS u
Tame AID without :swfni ulsass IF sappoIt. Fran
tis EeAdaJbs ~ pus ia for being drunk and diso
&sr.y in thn ktssi. tad ie no.orious Capt.
Rack Livsrgs.nn srT essed CT 1srT tot e5arE'
iss Iin With ott in M n l:srJ coos idsf fslss
pEstensss from II. Il. Irwin The cage b IS teidom
h,ld 60 naIy r,.iefactoys IS Il dIs last light.
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fN0AklSslOskK3S SALE cE kxAk EsTATD.
" By virus 0t = dece o. tia Circuit Court Of
the city.o OF kiohwond pronouneed on the i3.h day
OF March, 1853. IN ths esaa styled FlshA's admin.
israsor W Fish = stali ~ 9ceeaai Commissioner
prose.d 10 sei rpoa tho lram.ses, IS pnlSio sae-
t'cu, On TEUbsoAz, toe a6,h day OK Mach. com.
nsue!cg at II oel,ek P III the very desirable brick
resid5aos On the South hds of Lnva'a near to I'd
ssrGst. acjoGlcg the rssldsn3s II tha lac Capt .
Jens ins. aud .ow in the eseaGa4 sx n ~ Aas;
Let trcnts ~ feet And runs biek ahsu. les fest,
TxaMs --Uns third cash, (of ati preferred y
tia bsiaase xs one add two years, for neg0tiAsfs
notes, with i8tor ess added and title rstsusd until
The pureasss money Il paid snd . conveyance d.
r.ctc by ths Court. GEO FlsH14.
Epecl ommia icner.
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'lNRU6TEk's nALN OF ZEAL NsTATx ~
HEN1lOo COUurY.-By virtas Of deed
Of trust 70 me, executed by q flaushorn, Trustee,
for Virginia w Bragg, dated Fabruary tn. 1ee0
and duly recorded in the Clerks cfics ef HsuR.so
County Court. shall proceed - sal q ausaio1.
upoo the premises, on WDnxne0AY, the LIT day
OF Aprl' commanding a. u O'Clock 2. n, . lot q
land das :ribsd IA raid deed fronting or the nosth
oT lcsa running back the usual dspth, and adj,in.
ing shs lands Of Sradley's children. Shum. Hpsd,
nuottAes
TIkMs VIII be r,sds hu,wn On the dav Of sale.
IA. u 7AYLOH, ffustsA
Sa'a condust I'd BY JAS N TAYLOR & SOH, Auets.
nh
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YIHEO nUMDhxE AtsD fSfxf AC8xA OF
LAID AT AUJrlON-Ws will Asal en-
M0NI Y, tho 9Th cry OF April. at Hsprico County
roee, .Hcuse, tthas asisg Court dsyJ commanding
at l2 o'clock H. $40 acres Of aud. eight miles from
Richmond, na az .hs Nov 'Csnfras Rss1 4 small
portion Of this isnd u cecssd a,d ady for oaltl.
vsion tha rssid1s o. ths hast h covered Win 0ah,
p "a. poplar, maee, and ether kinds Of vooa 4
pix. y i'll 10 exnis eed at the bc1r u sAls
TRIMS --0ne hsn cast; the balxnee At 9, II and
IS n,u.as fer n, got asse notes with intsfest add
ed IA d secured by Q tsu.t deed.
NH 20 Jas NJ TAHsN2 ION. ADGta.
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IA. II TAYLOR T. so. ug.SlSs-rs NH {

A BUSiEHss s4ANo AND DWNk1Q0,
~ cu tho Son.h s.ds of Rrosa, bsswps1 Youaheo
1nd Adamt streets, AT AUOTIOe, Wa will ssll
upon tho premises on FRIDAY, Msrsh sOth CON.
rNruciug a: ii o'cllck 4. desirsbie 0u&A0saB
Stand and Dwsliog. located AZ above. The lower
part Of tho to1e IL adapted for store With salt
sb,e gcsoronoda;ionS soose fsr family fhs lot
fronts on Bro I'd .ues: 30 fAet, and uns bash $50
feet TO q &ids alley.
gEnss-Onethird cAsh; the bairnos at 3 and
months for negotiable notes With interess adtsd,
and socarsd by . ,russdssd. ThSpufehsssf 70 pay
tbs taxa fsr lsf3.
NIB II JAS II TAYLOR 4 SOH, Aussa
FOSTPcNENlNT.--Th sbovs sale viii not
take piass I'll, ~KDEk EkSDAY, the 23th inst, In
cons a .sac~ # the weather.
NH - IAgAa N TAYEOY 4 R1X. knaSS
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Uffla;S Z, r . = = = 90.
kiChmcEd. HAxea II, ladS !

Raieish. y. q March o 1861 nh ia ~
, 1863-08-10

ing into this Western country, which will
help to complete the work Of crushing the
rebellion. It is not proper to speak OF it IN
d~raj}, ut present, but it cannot be long before
this entire scope Of territory will be under
undisputed Federal control
Gen. Tuttle passed through Cairo yestarday
IN route for Iowa. Before the rebellion he
vas Democrnt in politics, but from conyer-
sat;on with him I feel assured that be is no
longer party man. He is for the good Of
the country and occupies the same ground
with Gen. Logan, and In fapor Of psace through
jfoaging the rebels. Some Significance may
be attached to his return to Iowa at this pres
eut iuncture.
, 1863-08-10
FnGM ST.I03iS.

ispecaa4 Uispatchfo the thttaso ir1Dane.1
ST. Lou1s. aug. S. 1858.
Affairs in Saline county are IN deplorab1e
condition, on account Of rebel symatAizer
counteEancing bushwhackers, with the view
to resist the CONSUMPTION. The county is
oyer1un with bushwlackers, md an urgent
appeal for troops has been sent to this city.
Ararty Of Paymasters With funds to re-
place those lost on the :he steamer Ruth, Is
making up to leave hero Eezt week, to pay
Gen. Grants c1my. They will 1caye about
Wednesday,.
Three hundred Alizsouzians captured at
V1ckEburg, who bare taken the oath Of alle-
glance, arc confined in the Gratiot street
prison, awaiting orders from Washington.
Generals Oste1haus and Mitchell Of Kansas,
arrived here last evening. Osterhaus received
the honor Of serenadc tonight,
, 1863-08-10
ANOTHER. .

CHICAGO. Sept. 9Th. 1857
c. L. HARMON + Co.. LIS South Water street, Chi.
c4Go, Agents Hssrins's Patent Champion sAfe-Gan-
uezneu; Dustrg tie disastrous conf11zra:ou ot Last
night, my Lsad Pipe. Sheet aud Bar Lead maaufac-
tory va stories Ii height. &n s. b 100 f.ss On the
ground. Waa completely destroyed and tt. walls uea.-
II a1 fell Tho Hescngs Patent Champion sale, atze
No. T. high folding deor5. which Coltas s 8,atcafor3.
bought yon soc sh.ee Jca.s einca Wis Ia my Office
on tse,eeord 1oor ct II. mandatory md fn1 so1e
twenty fectinto the bsseussAe whs.e It lsy exposed
to very seTcrs bent for ta1 hours Upon recovering
1t ttom tic ruins to day. and opsnns It, found all
Ey books pa2era. atd zaoaey. contained IL It, Ia Z
GOOD slate Of ptesszEat,on-tae only damage to them
beicr the drawing Of the leather binding ofthe bsok,
ard thsY b. IT, quito damp tom the Safe batnx ef
with steam from the nrs-proof tlllpr. Tho nss was
o. tie most latcus. character owing to the g1aat
height Of the building. and the TACT that each story
was IN flames 1T orce. 1rc.azI 1t Eaost aatisfac-
tory test ct tic pect reprcof kesas:ty afforded By
Het1i1ss Patent ChaEpion sats-
Youzs truly. E. II. DLATCuE0aU-
, 1863-08-10

From cur Regular Correspondent ]

From our Regular Correspondent
sFRmaTE1D, August :, 1863
TnAEsFER OF SOLDIERS FROM DEFIANT TO
HOSPITALS NEAR THEIR HOMES.
Governor Yates, Who has been 1aborlng IT,
cessantly to obtain the transfer Of sick and
wounded illinois soldiers to their own State,
has just received the following in answer to
enc Of his Letters:
ASSISTANT SURGEON GExEnA1's OFrrcE,l
ST. LouIs, No. Aug. s, 1868.
ElH: Since nly communication of the I'd inst,
authority has been received from Washington tor
tic transfer Of soldiers In hospitals In this city to
tic hospitals nearest their homes, whcu. in tho
opinion of the Assistant Surgeon General, or that
of the proper medical authority, such tranefet Is
necessity Tor their recovery.
Immeiiatc measures viii be taken for the trans
fer Of such Illinois soldiers az require removal,
nLder the aborc Instructions.
have the tonor to be. very respectfully,
Your obcdfcnt servant,
IosKrH 3. BEowE.
Acting Assistant Surgeon General, u. S. 4.
TO Hie Exce11cncy, Richard Yates, Springfield, u:
, 1863-08-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Elberu14.

ST. Jouss, Aug. 7th.-The Steamship Hi
bcrnia, from Liverpool 3O,h ult, via Green
Castle 31Bt, passed Cape Race at p. m.
The London G{o5c contends that the rebels
:rc not conquered. ard Lee is as safe as evel
at Culpcpper.
question would be settled ny diplomacy. The
war panic lad subsidized in Paris.
TIE ia France says that news from st,
pete5sbrEgh indicates concfliatory dfspo
sliion.
EScLAsD.-The London Globe In reviewing
the Eitnalion Of American affairs, contends
that tie rebels are far from being conquered,
nnd thinks that Lee at Calpepper Is as safe Al
ever. Gen. Grants campaign is the mos
brilliant, but will bc confined in its fruits to
tie immediate reishborhood Of the river.
TIE Gzo1e Gays If lhc Federals are wise they
will exert themeelyes to secure what they
have got. and abandon the imposaibIe enter
prize OF s1lbjugatfeu.
PANS. Jaly $o.-Dourze firm; rentes i'm,
proved to 87E 10c.
LONDON, July S0.-Funds Increased in
1r1nue=5 and coasuls tending upwards. Money
easier.
LATEST. :;
Via GnEEsCAsTLE, duly 31.-Cotton buoy.
ant, with IN advance Of 1-21 on American,
for the week, and 1-4a1-2d on other deacrip-
tiors. Market cloEirg quiet:
ship China, from Liverpool, August 1st. pass.
cd Cape Race at noon to-day }saturday}, en-
route to New York. Her dates are two davs
later than those by the Hlbernia.
GREAT BRITAN-The Times argues to
chow that the recent Federal successesa are not
lke1y to prove materially advantageous to
theE. The Army and Navy Gazette takes a
Of iho Conftderacy. 1t saYs the retreat Of
Ger, Bragg aud tho flight of Gen. Joe John
, 1863-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug, S.-Robt. G. Gist,
special agent Of the Post Office Department
IN charge of the Me1nphis Post Office, writes
to Hon. G. ". Mcclellan, Second Assistant
Post Mastcr Gcnera1, that steamboats arc ar-
irving and departing almost daily to and from
New Orleans without medication from guer-
ilas. &c adds: vi am now making up
mails daily from New Orleans. hare con-
su1ted the Surveyor Of the Port, Muster Of
Transportation md other oflclals, al1 Of fs7hom
express the decided opinion that Eastern and
Northern mills for New Orleans, cau be sent
with more safety and expcdition u:1 mssis-
e;nnf rircr. than by ocean steamer. so long as
~, -,;-.t;o,1 49, a,e con{;nr, - ;nf,s+ -.
fcpei p'taa1cu sesseis eoa.lnue ~ ia1est ouf
coast ana c onHot oep1eaalloas.
Gen. G1ant has eslaonsned mounted
patrol between Ticksburg ard New Orleans.
+ understand t1,at; tbe cueril1as who infest
~ sa.t;an ~ - +ho ~;raE ~ +;1nos h,vo ,rare.
eotue po41ion VI LIZ t4's1 ~ t4"es' tl"'e ss0-
rally no artillery Musketry eau 40 no DAM
oce to boats. The prospect ia that they will
he c1n,rod ort ff thew mo1-c INV fnrt1,cr de-
N4N4 -. r..4a ..r,t ., k,..,,z
1none.i '1lon@. ' 49, 11 49, So-4..a5 ~
a.e osaoe ssaS o>'s" ~'~A5 NA'' A"~~> ~
New orieans'
The ITmes' Washington dispateh says:
{. IT, In bt1iered ttat General Gilmore will bo
,,eu-n. - Sa,sess.ss s ~ aaoh1oa ~ -a.,,,oo
nea7hy REINFORCED ano Us e'n'oieo - is'ut.o
offensive operations, with prospects OF early
succcss.''
An rehe1 off7cers IN onr hands are being
, 1863-08-10
FROM CINCINNATI


(sEccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CtScIsliAT1, Aug. 9, 1879.
Gen. Burnside's old 9th Army Corps has
begun to arrive here. They Will all be In
Kentucky shortly.
Gen. Burnside and staff leave the city to-
morrow morning, bound South. we will
have Important news from him before many
weeks nass round.
, 1863-08-10
Il Distressing. Accident.
Correspondence Chicago Tribune I

NE1T1E CREEK, G1CSDT Co., aug. 6, 1868.
4 distressing accident happened here yes.
tcrd:y. Carrie Torson,a Norwegian girl, eiz.
teen years Of age, was left In charge Of the
house while the fami1y were out wedding corn.
While working around an out.ofdoor stove,
ler lotkcs caught fire, and the first irtimar
tiou Sue lad of t, vas seeing the flames oVet
her ehoulder. She Was too much frightened
10 do anything but. scream as loudly as she
could, and run out into the orchard. When
insensible to pain. Before any ono could gst
to her, almost every shred Of clothing ms
burned of from her, and her whole body
frishtfully c1larred. She only Ired about
seven hours. <.
, 1863-08-10
Shocking Murder ard Attempt.
ed Suicide at E'reeI,oIt, LII.

FncEroEz4 August S, 1860.
4 terrible murder and attempted saicide
was ecrretrate1 here about IL O'Clock, this
morning. AZ lar as have bce1 able to learn,
the fact. ale ttess:
"A Mr. Walton, living in Oneco, came here
this morning to visit Mrs. Whitney,
who lived here, aud whose husband is in the
18th Illinois volunteers. Mr. Walton, 1t Is
sold, has for the Last two years been very init.
:nnto with Mrs, Whitney, AID became jea!oaa
Of her; ard npoE meeting, her this uoraiog
son street, drew revolver md shot her, kill,
ing her instantly, atter which he shot himself,
with infant TO Kill. The bail took effect on
the LIFT cheek, passing through the nose.
lie viii lire. Ee Il now in Jail here. Both
parties lare heretofore bore good character.
, 1863-08-10
FROM CHARl EST3},

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
PHILADELPHIA, August Q, 1859.
Latest news from Charleston eays 1000
sailors are erecting shore batteries bearing on
Sumter. Gen. Gilmore could take Battery
Wagner at any time, but the fire from Sum
ter makes It unterable,
, 1863-08-10

BAxK1SG HoUaE OF MOUSSE, EL.1E Co..
GE1Esao. ILL.,. Sept. l1th, 1850.
NJ. FHAxK ". RouzE1s. ManuE,cturs- Of Ha:r1uEts
SsfeDenr strs This certines that on the 6thAay Qf
February 1s.a, cur banking o1ca vss nuznt. and QUE
ssfc. which Eas Hestinsb Patent, went through tha
nza. ard fl Into tho ce11at. together with tho bu.u
t1mhe,s, ~he1s It rszaAned many neuz3 until eoo3
e-orgn to be dragged ons. Upon hei3s opon-d. tho
contents weEe found uDipJrred axd va COW have tba
s.He ssfot IN use Ts 1eco;ams1d the Ue.ztrs 4 IL.
tent Champion to the public. " ::
NouEgE, ELlfR J. co.
, 1863-08-10
Great Fire ut Ea1csburr. III.

GAEEsHrEG~ ILL.,, Juae 7Gth, 1911
se4as HFzE=1a q Co.-Gaats: It gives III muck
pleasure to inform yo7 that In :ha 1sta
il this place, tho He:rIngs Paso1t ch1m7son Safe.
which We puzchased few years s-ce aa1 watch con-
TAXED all our valuable huokc, pap2.s 20, came out
M right. end tw11 tie exception o. the btnIIpg af
tho bceks being cur1es By a:cam} ID - good aats
representation Rher arst pa: In the snfo Ws aha
xaat aootte- OF lczEer size ct located,
Yours hu1y. nAETLETr 4 JVD3QN.
, 1863-08-10
Reported Draft Eliot IN Warren
County, PA.

NEW fon5, August 8-The New York
14:1une, this morning. e1itosially says:
4 furious and bloody draft riot, ut Sugar
Grove, Warren county, Pa, is described to
10 by a correspondent He says wheu the
draft began, On Tuesday morning, an armed
mob suddenly appeared and ordered the
Marshal to stop. He refused, when the mob
fired into the room, killing the Marshal, Hugh
Quinn, and three others, and Woundlng sew
eral more. They set the building on fire, and
etErted to sack the finest houses in The place.
4 negro, nearly blind, was killed. Another
negro's shop was destroyed. The Home
Guards and citizens lew to arms, and in
short time the rioters Terc confronted by
force Of 100 armed neu- The Captain Care
them five minutes to dlsperEe. They refused,
Whercupon the guard fred, killing the leader
and eight other rioters at the first voLey. The
mob returned the fire, killing five citizens.
They got another yolleY, then the bayonet,
and were put to fight, running into the build
lug they had used as 3 rendezvous. Here they
were surrounded. and finally taken to ISL.
The people were furious, and made desperate
efforts to get the villains and hang them on
the spot. As it was, thirty OF them were
aSuch are the main features Of the writer's
detailed account. TIC prefer to hold the let
ter back till some confirmation OF this rattle.
LARGE story arrives in the rsual course"
LATEST.
BrFrA1o, August S. The report Of the r1oi
at Euear Grove is hoax The operator 81
Waucn, Pa, says there is no truth in it. The
5..fI l,os mt commenced In Warren county,
, 1863-08-10

SEw YoRK RIOTERS Cosv1c1Ep.-Wiluam
Mnson, ore OF tho New York rioters, con-
~ .see" oa robbery, has been sent to the State
na ..soa aos ten years. Two others, Michael
pesas aAo John Conway. for the same offence,
na'e oeen sent for t1fteen years caea, several