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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Hsles Respecting Newspaper Correspond
ents-Improved Feeling In the Army.
TCorrespondence of the Associated Presa1


tCorrcspondenee OF the Associated Press1
A letter from the Army of the Potomac,
dated yesterday, says the rule requiring CORES.
pondents with the army to publish their full
names as signatures TO their dispatches, which
has been neglected by q number Of these gem
tlomcn, is again insisted upon, and those who
omit doing so in future need not hope TO re-
main here. II is also required that they shall
locate themselves with some particular corps,
division, or detachment, where they may be
addressed or sent for at all times. This, how
ever, will not Of course prevent them from
moving about to attend 10 their business duties.
Attention Is called TO the fact that several
errors occurred In a dispatch dated 2lst Au-
gust, describing the battle Of the 10Th. Two
statements are especially the subject of COM
plant, namely, that the second division of the
Fifth corps "broke," and that "our whole line
was then forced back" The second division,
It is claimed, did not break, nor did any other
before direct assault, and our line was not
driven back.
Everything was quiet yesterday and last
night along our entire line, and the position OF
affairs is not materially altered.
Recruits and convaleecents continue 10 ar
rive daily, In increased numbers, and a greatly
improved feeling prevails In the army, both
among officers and men.
Yesterday a very respectfully appearing fam
lily Of refugees, from the vicinity of Ream's
Station, succeeded In approaching within our
lines, with view of going North.
The letter from which the above is extracted
is signed by II. II. Young for McGregor, who
Ia temporarily absent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

LOST CHILD.-Yesterday afternoon, Officer
Kelly, OF the seventh precinct found little child
about four years Of age, Four-anda-half street,
near the avenue. she proved 10 be the daughter
OF . Mr.. Brewer, who lives on Twentieth street.
The little g.rl taken TO the station-house and
returned u her parents as coon as they could be
found.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

~ Dissases OF the Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and relnpie
treAtmsnt--in Reports Of the HOWARD AssJClh-
TIOE-Sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes,
nee Of charge Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN SOuGH
TON, Howard Association, No. South N,n'h
street, Philadelphia, Pa. mss-:S
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

CUSTOM HoUsR-GEoRaETowN
sloop WRndelliA, White, for st. MArysj sch. Hen
Tyler for VlennGj sloop MeAtinArd, Boyiain, for
81 MAry'li slOop MAtAmOrAS, BoylAia, for ST.
Mary'Hi sch. Commerce, Perkins, for BAltimorei
sch. Frima Donna, Saunders, for BrltlmoTej sch.
John Hamilton, Barber, for Mattaw9meni son
for AnnAmessexi sch Betty Hooper, Wormlley,
for Port Deposit. EnteTed-sch. Henrietta, EDR-
lGh, from PhilAdelphia,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

ORPHANS CoURT.-The court met on Tues
day pursuant to adjournment.
The will OF John II. Reilly was partially proven
and admitted TO probate.
The will OF NorAh DiggeS, which had been par
TALLY proven, was fully proven by one OF the sub
soribing Witnesses.
Joseph G. Waters gave the requisite bond a. OK.
ecutor OF the will Of Eliza C. MoTeland.
John 3. Paxton was appointed guardian to the
children Of Josiah Barron.
The executor OF Thomas II. sAnderson returned
an Inventory Of the personal estate.
The petition OF Margaret 4. SAndeTHOn, for dis.
trlbution of property, was iled.
The accounts OF Charles J. Hawkins, guardian Of
the children Of John Hawkins, was received.
saturday, the nth Of September, was fixed fol
the final Eettement and diGtribution OF the per
GonAl estate of James KeArney.
Tuesday, the goth Of September, was fixed fol
the fnal settlement and distribution Of the per
sonAl estate OF Samuel Hoover.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

pPsopis,s. .,H sapn,-aw ,,nn,. ns "a ~,
LIrk,, direct to M ,oNh, bosFoN .spuS.
IIraN rtiiI,piNs. sri 'inth street, yves Aia"j
"a .a,n.r p.nn,y,y .nt. .v, uue and Sixth fse' y
under National Hotel. Noyps
..---.- N, ..h,n, on DIhtrint.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

REFuGREs.-Three refugees from VirgInil
were brought In this morning. They took tn,
oath Of allegiance and were sent North.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-01

"s Tho Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, Of which l was
Laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my puai'
pesI, II. b. KIN0sLhY,
Cleveland, Quo"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
Rebel prI.on.r. K,to-ElyIng.
NEW AND INGENIOUS NODE OF cOHnusIc

NEW AND INGENIOUS MODE or COMNUNIC'
TIoS.
The Chicago Tribune of Sunday last, in
an article on the rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas, near that c,ty. mentions the fol.
lowing incident:
EARLY last week several OF the rebels
were seized with mania for kite -hy ying
Pine sticks. paper, paste and twins were
in requisiIiOn, and sUJu II half-score of six
coruered kites were ready Ia take sail
Flying kites is II harmless amusement, aud
The colonel commanding, memberrng
how in his boyhood he used to stand on
the village common aud gaze on his own
kite as it wandered heaveuwards, was
not disposed to deprive tho poor fellows
who, shut iu from the world, seeing noting
beautiful unless il is above them, of any
enjoyment they might derive from such u
recreation.
$50 towards evening of the first day, the
rebel kites were permitted to rise. Away
oil sOuIhward and upward they floated till
they were mere specks in the sky. FEEDER.
~ and rebel enjoyed the sight for 6alf 4h
hont, aud TIED the" kites were wound
DOWN. The next evening the Kites HsW
agatni bat unfortunately the strings of two
or three broke, aud they went tuGibIing OF
toward the south. No suspicious yet
The next evening the kites again aoated,
aud the strings ngain broke.
Something strange iu that thought
the Colonel aloud to his officers. .When
the next string breaks order soldier to
follow the kite, aud we'll see what aiIs the
cord Soon IA string suapped; away went
the kite aud away went the soldier after
it. II dropped in "a field IA mile and naIf
away, aud the soldier found it, aud in its
paper tail he also fouHd letter addressed
to ~ certain Chicago cupperhead.
''what the contents of the letter were,
or to whom it was directed, we were not
Informed. But is known that it furnished
the government with a clue to the plot
The envelope contained two letters, neither
OF which crimiuated the person to whom it
was directed One note simply requested
him 10 mail the enclosed letter to Elou. Mr..
So Hnd.so, Louisville, Ky, aud promised
him the everlasting remembrance and
gratitude of the oppressed Southern peo-
pie. But neither tie nor the Kentucky
man will ever receive the notes.-the latter
will receive something else before long.
alt is supposed that soIlc person was
statioue4 ut convenient point from
which after nighIfnli he could readily
reach the runaway kite aud secure the
letter.
ut was pretty plot indeed. But the
rebels will have to devise more ingenious
postal scheme than this if they wish to
get the start OF tue post commandant,
aud employ their symputhizers. The
only effect OF the discovery has been nat
uraIly TO increase the vIgilsnce Of the gar
risUu"
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can never be erased, and which will cause
the prayers Of our fellow soldiers now
confined in lOathsome prisons to follow
you anu yours wherever you NAV 90,
We hope to release the prisoners from
Belle Isle, first, and, having seen them
fairly started, VIC will cross the James
River into Richmond, destroy the bridges
after us, and, exhorting the released
prisoners to destroy and burn the hateful
city, will not allow the rebel leader Da-
Wis and his traitOrOus crew to escape.
Tie prisoners must render great assist
enCe, as you cannot leave the ranks too
far or become too much scattered, or you
will be lost Do not allow any personal
gain to lead you of, which would only
bring YOU to an ignominiuus death at the
'hnnds Of the citizens. Keep we'll tOgeth-
er and obey orders strictly, and all will
be well; but on no account scatter too far,
for in uniun there is strength. With
strict obedience to orders and Eearlessness
In their execution, you will be sure to
succeed. We. will join the main force on
the other side Of the city, or perhaps meet
them inside. Mamy Of you may fall but
If there is any man here not willing to
sacrifice his life in such great and
glorious undertaking, or who does not
feel capable of meeting the enemy in such
a desperate fight Us will follow, let him
step out, and he may go hence to the |
arms Of his sweetheart. aui read of the
braves who swept through the city Of
Richmond. We want no man who can
not feel sure of success in such holy
cause. We will have desperate fight;
hut stand up to it when it does come,
and all will he we'll Ask the blessing
Df the Almighty. and do not fear the en-
emy. U. DAHLGREH.
Colonel Commanding.
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sAHL MCMILLAN. Vies-Prusident.
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NO. oal ARCH sTREEI
trIue,pat oRes a"d Aaa4Nae'ory.
JONES = EyANs,
lsoess..O.. to c. N. Jackson CO.,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
rRIsoNEns CAPTURED.
From tho Richmond IYhis, March 8.

Up to dusk last evening, three commits
stoned officers aud l6l privnles had been
registered and reported al the Libby Prfs.
on. The following are the officers: Lieut..
Col. A. c. Lilchfeld. Of The Seventh Michi-
gan; CuPt. John A. Clark, SeyeRth Michi
gan; Assistant Surgeon s. L. Kingston,
Second New York Cavalry The irst was
captured at Meadow Bridge, the second at
Mechauicsville, and the Ihird ou the Fred.
ericks6urg roal. or the ptivaIes, 10 were
captured in G"Ochlamd, I at Terry's Mill,
on the Short Pump road. al at Ashland,
80 at SOuthauuH. l Uu the fredericksburg
roadr.7 ut Meadow Bridge, : ut Green's
farm, 2 ut AU.tius firm, d ut Mechanics.
vile, 10 Oh Brooke Turnpike. ou the
River road, at SPriug iaruI, at Brooke
Church, in Hanover, 2 in Henricu Coup.
~, . on the Piaukroad; besides Is not re-
gislered. About 90 Ut them were captur.
ed by Gen. llMmptOu. Squads we're com
ing in all day yesterday, aud with the
captures not reported, the whole number
will approximate 200.
PAPERS FOUND ON COL DAuLGREN's TopY.
PrUm the RIchmOnd soutineI, March 8.
Lieut.. Pollard, commanding Commnv
IL, of the Ninth Virginia Regiment aided
by some home guards and few men
from Lieut. Col. Robbins command. sue.
cecded in penning Col. Dahleren. ON
Wednesday night, about IL o'clock
Dahlgreen made determined effort tI
force his way out, and was killed LEADING
the charge.
Thursday murning-the remaining
officers having escaped-the party sur.
rendered. % Yankees aud 80 ncyroes
Several pupers were found in the ppcl,.
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aailggutelligentcr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TUELVHsOuD Inns OF NoHPAnHrl, ton OF. ,uuu, lon
Lisa, MAXI soUAKG.

9-SPBclM N0TIoES Double the above rates
a. A0-Se early Advertising reasonable termH aecur.
ding to the space occupied and the number OF
made.
All lAdTOrtiSemsntSfrOnt transient persons or stranE
eT1, to Be paid for in GGlpaEos.
B1Atneos CArs not exceeding tTo linOa SIS per yUar
o. for d1 months, but for shorter period noihIpS
VII bO counted less than . square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising . liunIted to
The AdTertlssEs' own Immediate busi ess: and ali
Advertisements for the benefit Of other prSons A.
we'll a. all legal advertisements, aud advertisements
sales and real estate, in by them muSI
be paid for at the usual rates.
A0-AdToTtiSem6nts not accompanied with VT te.
directions, viii b inserted untH f6rbFd,SRd
accordingly. -
Notice. Tor t'OtirtOal Meeting. to 30 charged In Il
Marriages, NOticesOr FuuurAl,. and auupacsme 3
Of sermOns, 6O ceuts each nuuVii-'SI
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col. DAHLGREN's BODY.
,rom lhe RLehmOnd whIs. Mn1eL

The body OF Col. Uric Dahigren, killed
in the swamps of King and Queen, by the
Ninth Virginia Cavalry, was brought 10 the
city Sunday night, and laid nj the York
River depot duriug the greater part of the
day yesterday, where large numbers OF
persons went to see it. 1t was in pine
box, clothed in Confederate shirt and pants
and shrouded in a Confederate blanket.
The wooden leg had been removed by one
Of the soldiers 1t was also noticeable
that the little finger OF the left hand had
been cut Oft. DahIgren was II small man i,
thin, pale, and with red hair and goAtee
Of the same color. IIis face wore an ex !.
preston of agony. About 2 o'clock, P.
NJ. the corpse was removed from the depot
and buried-nO one knows, or is to know,
where.
[Col. Dnhlgreu used no wooden leg
The stump bad not yet becume sufficiently
hardened to admit it, when he rode his
limb was strapped 10 the saddle. CO.. D.
bad light, Haxeu hnir-uot red. Otherwise
the above description is correct.-ED.
TINES
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PITTSBURGH IHtl

GLASSWARE.
tOlNF, QUART AND HALF PINT PLAsKs
4 Hook Vine aud brandy Bottles, De smijobns. Se
at manufGetuTers' prices. '''' @''
80 MET1ALF 4 BURT,
yAulO SO Main HtTaef
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12

rhso = o.a. PET SOlsIs, or siE bottles lot SLOo.
~BVr sale By Druggists and Dealer sysryWbsE
u thS tinted StStsS, and by all the Druggists AM
D0alsr3 in Wheeling. oets-1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
HOOaand's German Bitters
FFOG J. NsiOEOA BrOIvA, u. D., EDITOR OftAs EDey-
eIcPedLa Of RsIlSL0ES KRSSIed1G.

ErOR }. SsiOEOa BTOIVa, u. D., EDITOR VfthS Eaey-
sI3PsdIa 9f RsllgIOGS RRS1led0G.
Although not disposed to favor or EseommSud
Patent Medicines in general, through dlstTust Of
their tugrOdIants and oHsctA, yet Of no suI-
eiSnt r0sOn Why man may not testify u the bonht
be bolgT0 hinseH e hAFs received frOn Any ample
PrSPAnltOn& IN he hoPa that hO nay thus oo1IEib-
Rts 70 tie bsBa4t gfot6snI-
IdO this the more readily in regard . ROOaAnd'a
0GrDAS Dlle1fds prepared - OT. q u. 1AekA1l, oI
Lhll city, ean1O va prgi1dleOd AEAlnsJ then for
macy yearII uncer the ImPTsaiOn that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
friend kobsrt Shoemaker, EsQ.p Tor the removal Of
this prejudice BY proper tsSts aud for encourage
msnt 70 try them, Uhsl sudertng IRON great Lnd
long continued debility. The uSe Of three bottles
year, followed by evident rOIis and IesLoruIIOn
TO = degree Of bodily and mental VisoI which had
not fslI for six mouths before aud had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. l IheI Enk iOd and
my t1snd 70 directing me to th uSs Il Iuem.
PhlAaIpA ..Juno %, 1851. :
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under cover of darkness. toSelude the pun.
ishmsnt he SO richly meritsa, ~,
rHH FIGHT IN KISG ASD QUEES.
From this RIrb,pu,,I Nbi, N.r.b

FROM the RlehnO"d whlg, March Z.
The fght iu King und Queen Is said to
nave taken place eatSteVrusyille. Our cav.
airy were commanded by Lieut.. Spots wood
roItard, and were assisted by the Home
Guard, uuder the command of Capt. Hugh
BagOy, QUE of the ablest and most Jealous
cIergymen of the Baptists Church. We
LOOK over one hundred PflsoneTs and re
captured thirty five uegFosa DAhlgren was
Killed. but VI bat other casualties occurred
not learned.
Capt. Dement, aud Lieut. -, who were
captured at Frederick Halt, were with
DAhlgren when he was killed. They have
arrived in this city. s. other officers
were captured at Fred 6ek Hall, but
made their escape the ssSond night af.
terward. To prevent thd fcape Of Capt.
Dement aud Lieut.. nahlgren keut
them'iu 'front.' not onIy on BesmaFeh. but
during seDgHgements at Gteeu's farm
aud at SteVensville. In other respects
DahlRrsu acted very cOurteousIy.
Two hundred cavalry were engaged in
Tue hight on the Westham road, three hun.
dred we're detached to keep open commu.
uicatiun with the rear. These ought TO
have been captured, but succeeded, doubt
less, in joining KIlpairick Il was Dahl.
green's Intention To euter Richmond, and he
would have done so but tor the resistance
OF the Departmental Battalion. Thpir first
voliey killed eleven aud wounded twenty
ot the euemy. Capt Dement, states that
DLhlgren's men were completely tagged
out, having lost six nights sleep, and we're
in no condition 10 fgLI. Although Cant.
Dement, was with DAh'gren four days aud
nights, be saw aud heard nothing Of the
Internal designs against Richmond until
the papers, which have been published,
were tonud on hts dead body. These facts
we learn not from Capt Demcmt hiuself |
but from gentleman who cVnverspd with
hin,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12

SPRINGS, AxLES AND STEEL.
w have added To our stool SprIuRS, Axles, CAST
w aud Shear Steel, aud will keep full Mssorl.
@ I ~ tnese articles OF the best manufacture and
Will sell at tue lowest possible prices
-, METCALP BURT,
JAulS SO Nnin street.
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THE DEpARrunE or ruE RAIpERs.


IRON the Richmond Disrrtch, March Z.
The tate of Kilpatrick's command was
matter OF great anxiety to the Yankees on
the Peninsula. On Wednesday last Col
Spears Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry
came up to TunstalI's Station three times
to meet Fitzpatrick, and finding that he had
not arrived went back. The last time they
came up they met him, and falling in With
him protected his rear on his way down
the Peninsula. Col. Bradley johnson, with
his gallant body of men, who had been
hammering at Eilpau uick's column, then
found DAhIgreu in his own rear with a
largely superior force, md turned upon
him. Had he larger force he would have
captured them, as they were much dispirit-
ed. When they found johnson In. their
front they seemed to be consulting about
giving up. Oue of them was heard to say,
I'VE had betIer go to h-llh4 an 20 back to
Richmond Tnis opinion, aaansds 10 pr4r
vail, and :hey determined to- force their
way through. OF course, Col. JOhRson,'
WIN his hnudfal ofsme9, could pot stop
them, but be cut into their rear aud brought.
off twenty one Of them as they got by.-.
With the exception of Lieut.. PolIard's at.
tack, this was the last time they were "op.
era;ed" upon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12

&C ARTHuR Agent for paying PS0siOns. oG.os,
No !, heLure House, being The sane once fOTmsTly
soezPIei BY Adams hKPTVss GOmpauy. ApTl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03

- The Plantation Btters have cured me o
liver complaint of which laid PROSTATE and has
TO abandon my business.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03
NEW YORN '('GGllENNS

Has No coNND-rIox WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLIsi
MINT of the same name in Or out Of lnd in go'n
W &, Y GLENN ProDr'stoss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03

. The Plantation Bitters have cured Il a
Of the kidneys and urinary organs that
distressed me for years. II acts like a charm.
G. C. MOORE, 254 Broadway, y. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03

yIoKssuEG, Mss, Aug. .. 1868.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: l am happy to 10 you
that have used your Cedron Bters with great
benefit myself in general debility and prostratiOn OF
my system produced by the unhealthy and miasmatic
influences Of the Mississippi River and around ycks
burg, having been with Gen Grants army throughout
It's whole Southern campaign. l confidently recommend
its 10 all persons who exposed in unhealthy eli
mates II. W. FOGLE,
Agent L. :. Sanitary Commission.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03
PAINTING.

~ LONG. NO. 3 EAST NEW YORK STREET. OP-
n P0SITR University Square, = prepared 20 do all
kinds 0i House and sign Painting, Graing and Glazing
on short notice aud ia the very best style Persons
wanting work IN bis line are ref1sset 70 give him
cali trSs-tiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03

e. Ihave given the Plantation BitterS TO hun
dred Of eur disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
effect G.. W. ID. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. O.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03

.ers, ls7 Broadway. y v.
nty and every regiment
II Watches. Unusually
,ts. Send Tor circular
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03
louisville. Ky. Sept. le. 1ses

LOUISVILLE KY, Sept. l6, 1o63.
On the 23d Of July last submitted, through agent
OF mine the Medical Director Of the Department Of the
Cumberland. sample of my Cedron Btters for his in
pectOn and requested, il after analysis he found il
meritorous, TO sanction aud approve its among
soldiers.
The following the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen. kOsecrans permission TO ship 800 dozen
have il sold TO Suffers. JOHN BULL.
IL satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do harm
any one, il taken properly and in moderation.
objection TO DIR. Bull being permitted TO dispose Of il
Suttlers. A. HENRY THURSTOS,
Surgeon and d dicaI Director. ID. C."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-03

WE WOULD CALI. THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GlSTS TO the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city, to look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold at 81 S. and
before the additional so per cent increase Tariff Duty,
which, confident, will enable sell goods in
our line very low and yet realize profit. We will du
picate any Cincinnati bill-huctuations in prices
Sidered.
Orders are solicited jeT'G4 diy
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