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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22
FROM TIE AMY OF THE poTcMAo.

QUIET OCCUPATION OF WESTERN KENTUCKY BY THs
REBELS.
The Cairo correspondent Of the New YORK IN
bue referring to Forests occupation OF Kentucky
writes:
Beside conschpting whoever they cno0se, ano
gathering ali the seryIceabie horses and mules, NJ
we'll az the goods Ia the stores OF the towns, tney
are having series of balls and frOltcs In settle
ments, villages, and towns gay set OF dasning
fellows are these Confederate soldiers, tney nave
a plenty Of presents to make to teeir wives ano
sweethsarts, and they feel fecompenseG Iol msny
tolls and their long journeys. Al tns Onion asa nen
have LEFT and crowded ioto Columbus s"u ., .nS LIZ
reporting that the whole coanty = nsa 70 .sav .e'
els and that they talk :as II they mcant 70 ssIv.
Ts show how disI0yai this part ei kenausE ~
state that The rebel wounded left as Faaucan, ne
Ing In care Of orr surgeons, received oasx ~
as hundred visitors from the people o. ssI.1".
c. r. Chace, agent Of the Sanitary Com"s,sslon
who went no with stores for the wounded, nesun9
this, ordered that they be cared Tor ~ 'ae'' seos
frisnds.
On Saturday, durisg the battle, Crane anu. a,nSe.
was prepared Tor the rebel 0@beeSs, 20 sne ns.Ss'
Of forty, IN the Central House, snd snsy wSac -.
1oyiag nns time; bst Capt Smith o. tDs ~..;
6sed Shelf through the dining- room, wnsea Pe'
IN eSd 70 the dinner.
These things arc going op within distances o.
fton Ten % thifsy miles OF Cairo And = Is."ss ~
have they become that sayeTal have csoseee tns
nvss In sktAs, and have been In Town eusmoios
The theatre, snd taking general ssSvey Of tnnSs.
fOgrsse has cseeSsA his men - beheye - wem -
peoaoble, on1 u pArileuDAs Uoe - IRE npOa Hscs
seee1ep. 7hls = sappose1 - b ~ ~ g.spe.s
~ qels1jae oas 21l!eay, feat they 0Ay Se0n -
sea)ss " Nesessn ksstseky. HI essv seassa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22
HUNAWAHe

TJNHHEE Hundred Doiiars R~Ward.-1Ao o0ay.
on tbs 9Th irs.. my cook wo0es, 1asln, -.
dium hsirht, toiersbiy nssby, nGht elDoqes1ea
ossor, and is ahsut 90 years CID. 9ko We0 bouGAt
.as city, or ,hs old turnpike rosA. ISoAah1y -
may ts In that neighberhocd. The obevo nu0eo
will be paid for her delivery to me-.
ep p2l-6.. JUAN plIINI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22

sflvs Huadrei D,i'AIs Raw asd.-RAa AW1V Inn
= ohim'ofss, Hospital, ia Deoembsg ~, q -.
s sf iheh1s high. btark, ard quite likely. A.,
iron nse 81 the batteries Oh the Weothu6 rod. =
February sa,, Legrv fellow named Cuouuoa. -
26 o. :. years, very dark eomplextoa. 1yo scoe 70
" ii iaehcs nigh, and likely. Be Was AeaEd ffo0
previous % the let Of Mafc1in King WNl1Am Oo0o.
~. "l give the above reward for ~ oSro8
aud return 10 me OF tho above named uogrooo. q
$3.50 for either OF them. JAMES II GIANT
ap 1861 RjonmooA VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22

nIOrIIE IL tue STOCK iuidefs Of the Glover HUI
III Saiiroai Cu2,aay. The stockholders OF The
r5ore company are hereby notinet that the ooan-
.,aay ~ II pay the tax levied their stock BY The
't1ait dCtalc States tor tue present year: They
VII therefore, mako rsiuru OF In lie stock In Mn
company on ih:ir ss,s of taxable property - Ne
CoA.rt der ate States Assessor.
a2 tG-llis II . WO)IDkIDik, Tfo4Cr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22

. ,'OH SAlk.--i have n spepdsi los a tomato
q Iauts, of my hsila Old stacx, for sale, aud al9o
alto. ia.yrovo. stock, which may bo relied ca -
he sqasl any - b. found aaJ boxe Plants cAkaot
De reserved ID any Gaze.
WM ROWE,
ls. saua-e aaof Old Fsi1 0soanAs,
a. s-~5tt Naiu street.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.
District Court, First judicial District,
Arizona Territory. !


Arizona Territory. !
marx e. women May Term, 4 .. 1864.
1t appearing to the court by the return OF the
Sheriff of said District that he has attached the
property and effects Of said defendant. That de.
fendant has not been served with the writ OF
attachment issued in this case, and after dilgent
search and inquiry cannot be found in said Dis'
trict and Territory and it appearing boy the
affidavit of Coles Bashford, the attorney Tor the
plaintiff, that the defendant has not appeared and
answered to the said action. On motion OF Coles
Bashford, attorney for the plaintiff, it is ordered
that this order be published for four weeks sue
cessvely in the Arizona Miner, a newspaper
printed in said Territory, the last publication to
be at least two weeks previous to the next term
Of this court, as a notice to said defendant that
his property has been attached, that the PLAIN.
lifts demand amounts to the sum OF one hundred
and ifty-nine dollars and ninety-five cents, foI
goods sold and delivered, and money had and
received; and that unless defendant appears al
the next term of said court, judgment will bt
rendered against him and his property sold u
satisfy the same.
A true copy of the record in my Office
| j. RICHMOND, Clerk Of
| District Court, lst Judicial District.
| Coles BAsHFoRD, Atty for PHI. l6
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.
District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.
May Term, A. D. 4864.

John B. Allen,
VS.. May Term, A. D. 4864.
A. Anesworth.
1t appearing to the court by the return OF the
Sheriff of said district that after dilgent search
and INQUIRY, he has been unable to find the said
defendant, A. Anesworth, within said Territory
to serve the process and petition in this case on
him. and that said defendant is nonresident OF
said Territory and it further appearing by the
affidavit of Coles Bashford, the attorney for the
plaintiff that said defendant has not appeared IN
said suit. On motion of Coles Bashford, attor-
ney for said plaintiff, it is ordered that this or
der be published in the Arizona Miner, tour
weeks successfully, as a notice to said defendant
that this suit is brought to set aside convey
ance of real estate, made by said plaintiff TO SAID
defendant, situated in the town OF Tucson, 10
said Territory, on the ground the same was OBJ
tanned by fraud; and that unless he appears by
the first day of the next term OF said court, the
plaintiff will take Judgment against him by de-
fault. and will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the petition on file in this case
/ A true copy of the record in my office
/ j. RICHMOND, Clerk of
/ District Court, LIST Judicial District.
/ Coles BAsHFoRD, Atty for Plf. 10
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14

Charles I. Hayden,
VS..
Scion II. Lathrop,
Richard w Ii. Jarvis, MAY Term, A. ID. 1864.
George w Pierce,
John w. Sw.lling,
and James Lee.
1t appearing to the court by the return OF the
Sheriff. in this case, that the defendants Scion IL.
Lathrop. and Richard W. II. Jarvis, can not az
ter diligent inquiry be found in said territory,
and that they are both ron-residents of said ter
tory, and it also appearing by the affidavit OF
Coles Bashford. the Attorney for the plaintiff,
that said Lathrop and Jarvis, have not appeared
in said action. On motion of Coles Bashford
Attorney for the plntif it is ordered that this
order be published for four weeks successfully 10
the ARIZONA MINER, newspaper printed IN
said territory. as notice to said Lathrop and
Jarvis, that this suit is TO foreclose Mortgage
and reach Mortgaged property, that said Mort
gage was executed by said Lathrop and Jarvis tc
Richard NJ Doss on the "'Tubac Mill" in saic
territory, in the month of August A. D. 1860
and that unless they appear by the first day o
the next term of said court Judgment will be Ia
ken against them, and the plaintiff will apply u
the court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
A true copy of the record III my Office,
j. RICHMOND, Clerk OF
District Court lst. Judicial District.
COLES BAsHFoRD, Atty. for Plf, Tat
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
La Paz Express and Saddle Train

Will make semi.monthly trips between Los An
geles, San Bernardino, and La Paz. A. T., will
leave San Bernardlno every other Thursday, and
La Paz every other Wednesday, mornings. This
is the shortest, quickest and best route TO travel
between Prescott, Walker and Weaver diggings,
and the adjacent mines east of La Paz, also to
Williams Fork, Castle Dome, and other points
along the Colorado river, north and south, be-
tween Fort Yuma and Fort Mohave.
Every exertion will be made by the subscr
Der to make his passengers comfortable, and the
journey pleasant one.
| II JAMES GRANT,
La Paz, Sept. A, 1864 Proprietor.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14

A full assortment Of sheet-iron, copper, anc
zinc. Hardware, Stoves, and Stove-ware, crock
cry, and glassware.
Mining tools, etc., embracing every variety, o.
the best manufacture, always on hand alSO;
pumps, lead-pipe, Blacksmiths and Carpenters
tools.
Having experienced workmen constantly EN-,
ployed in the Manufacture of tin, copper, aua
brass ware, am prepared to fill all orders 10 INC
most satisfactory manner, at the shortesE noE0g'
La Paz, July !, 1864. TO
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
WILLOW GROVE RANCH.

The subscribers have permanently located at
Willow Grove, rs miles from Prescott, on the
Mohave road and arc now prepared to receive
and entertain the travelling public. The table
will be always well supplied, and safe and con-
vsnient corrals, with feed for animals, will soon
be prepared.
J. II. HUNDREDMARK 4 co.
October "a, 1864. le~m3
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
MILLER's RANCH.

The undersigned gives notice that after this
date he will ranch horses and mules at $3.50 per
month and all neat cattle at 81 90 per month,
or as cheap as any other ranch in the Territory.
Location one mile northwest OF the town oil
Prescott. Orders and animals left with Mr.. John
Roundtree or q. w. Barnard, Prescott, immedi-
ately attended to. >. =. MILLER
July 5, 1864. nomZ
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14

District Court, flfSL Juulclai DisIIiCti |
Arizona Territory.
Charles Is Is. Hayden. May Term, 4. D 1864.
William s. Grant.
1t appearing to the court by the return OF the
Sheriff of said District, that he has attached the
property and effects Of said defendant that de-
PENDANT has not been served with the writ OF
attachment ISSUED in this case, and that after
diligent search and inquiry cannot be found IN
said District and Territory, and II appearing by
the affidavit of Coles Bashford. the attorney Tor
the plaintiff that the defendant has not appeared
and answered to the said action. On motion OF
Coles Bashford, attorney for the plaintiff 1t ID
ordered that this order be Published Tor Tour
weeks successyely in the Arizona Miner, news
paper published 10 said Territory, the last publi-
cation TO be at least two weeks previous TO the
next term OF this court, as a notice to SAID de-
PENDANT that his property has been attached
that the plaintiffs demands amount to the sun
of nine hundred and eleven dollars aud thirty
three cents, which Indebtedness accrued upor
two drafts drawn by said defendant, payable u
said plaintiff, upon Pierce Bacon, who refused
to accept or pay the same and that unless
defendant appears at the next term OF said court
Judgment will be rendered against hun, and nj
property sold to satisfy the same.
A true copy of the record in my Office
J. RICHMOND, Clerk OF
District Court, lst judicial District.
CoIgs BAsHroRD, Atty for PHI. 10
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
EDWARD CARLSON,
GssATER,

AssATER,
Notary Public, and Commissioners of Deeds ior
California.
Assays made at San Francisco prices.
Powers of Attorney drawn and deeds executed
MOHAVE, ARIZONA.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.
District Court, First Judicial District, |
Arizona Territory.

Theodore Norman,
Vs.
Palantine Robinson.
TO the above named Defendant
You will please take notice that the above
named plaintiff has sued out of said court writ
LOT attachment against you, for the sum OF two
hundred and thirty-three dollars, upon an ac-
count for an ambulance heretofore sold and de-
|hvered to you; and that by virtue OF said writ
of attachment the Sheriff of said District has
attached your property, and that unless you APP
near at the next term OF said court, judgment
will be rendered against you, and your property
sold to satisfy the same.
| Dated, August, A. D. 1854.
COLES BAsHFoRD, Atty for PHI.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
WHIPPLE RANCH.

THE subscriber gives notice that on and alter
this date he will ranch horses or mules at 500
per month, and all neat cattle at 2l,oO per
month, or as cheap as any one in this Territory
Animals kept up IN the corral and fed hay at
at so cents per day.
RUFUS f. HARRINGTON.
Whipple Ranch, May %, 1864.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
THE ARIZONA MINER.
Legal Notice.

hCSdA ANOIA|N'
District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.
Charles T. Hayden N,, Tam . n. 1864.
vs. May Ieim, A. ID Aoo9'
Grandville II. Oury,)
II appearing to the court by the return OF the
Sheriff of said District that he has attached the
propertv. and effects Of said defendant, that de-
lepdant has not been served with the writ oil at
tachment issued in this case, and after dlhgeut
search and inquiry cannot be found in sad DIS
trict and Territory, and it appearing by the am
davit of Coles Bashford, the Attorney Tor the
plaintiff, that the defendant has not appeared,
and answered to the said action. On motion oil
Coles Bashford, Attorney for the plalntlii, II is
ordered that this order be published Tor four weeks
successfully in the ARIZONA MINER, newspaper
printed in said territory, the publication 10 De al
least two weeks previous TO the next term oil TINS
court as a notice to said defendant that bis prop.
ertv has been attached, that the plaintiffs demand
amounts to the sum OF one hundred aud thirty
six dollars and eighty eight cents, together WIN
interest thereon from the eleventh day OF teoru
airy, A. D. 1861, at the rate of six per cent pei
annum, upon draft accepted by him, and thal
unless the defendant appears at the next term o.
said court Judgment will be rendered against hiu
and his property sold to satisfy the same
A true copy OF the record IN my ONCE,
J. RICHMOND, Clerk OF
District Court lst Judicial District.
Coles BAsEFoRD, Atty. for PHI l'4t
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
A. G.. DUNN,
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

Goods Bought and Sold on Commission.
JUST RECEIVED-7,4O 400 lbs, Pimo Flour,
superior arcle and for sale at the lowest market
rates tZ
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
l.. Dukes & Co.'s Express
PROM
MOHAVE TO PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

WE will run regular semi monthly Express
from Mohave, near Fort Mohave, to Prescott
and Fort Whipple, Arizona connecting with the
Government Express from Fort Mohave.
Leaving Prescott and Fort Whipple on about
the LIST and 18th Of every month, and Mohave on
or about tho 10th and 25th Of every month.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.

District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14

District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
CHARLES BORGER,
AssAYER.

Having established himself permanently in
Prescott Arizona, respectfully solicits the
patronage of the public. Assays made OF all
kinds of ores, and guaranteed correct. Terms
moderate
Arizona miner., 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.

District Court, First Judicial District, |
Arizona Territory.
, 1864-03-21

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CA1no. March 70, 1854.
By the arrival Of the steamer q. ". Graham, re
have Memphis dates Of the 18th.
Cotton Is etiIl falling. Quotations are 80 cents
for good mIddlfng. The Graham brought up 80
bales for st. Louis.
Tho smallpox is still rasing with undated vio-
lcnce.
From tie Memphis Bulletin we learn that meet.
Ing OF the City Council had been ordered by Gen.
uurbut, st which the General had exhorted the zu-
ttozitics to exercise renewed vigilance agnInst the
fn1easc of robbery, garTptIng and other crimes !;
alEo to rse greater care In respect to cleanliness.
Nal. Gen. s. 4. Huribut and 4 portion Of his
stat, arrived on the Graham, and lett On the noon
. t1ain for his home In Bclyiderc. We understand
that family adlIctions hsye called him home thus
suddenly.
Tho Esd and SD regiments Indiana volunteers
camc up Oh the steamer Fairchilds.
EEighty-tour prisoners, one sIaJor, one Captain
End two Lcutenxuts cams up from Vicksburg by
fono boat, on their way North.
The weekly report OF hospitals at this post e1-
hibits thc~tollowlng result: Number admitted, II
returned to dnty5; died q; tho names OF latter
arc Frederick Hansbury, 1ith Wisconsin, Harrison
a. RIcnynn, 18th Iowa and Andrew shoenkcs, 4:d
Ohio.
The steamer Fanny from st. Louis bound fol
VlcksburG, ran against snag on the night Of the
18th, md sank. The accident happened at Fcury
towhead ITO miles above .V1eksburg. Passengers
and considerable Of the freight Was faved.
: The Fanny Ind recently been fitted mp at great
expense.
The following is statement Of the amount o.
funds received 1T this post for aid Of white rctu
gcee, In accordance with an order from General
Reid: Total amount received from all sources
*.s66e; expenditures, $12,5Ta; whole number as'
sisted to funds, 7,sis. Nearly that number have
been aided In rations, clothing and transportation
The Sth Illinois cavalry arrived this afternoon OF
tho steamer White Cloud, and Will proceed homt
|. by way Of st. Louis. 1t numbers 400 men, undel
command Of Lieut.. Col. II. D. Bmges.j :;
CAIRO. March 20--Mcmphls dates to the t7th> art
received but they contain no matters Of futetcst
Br1g. Gen. B1ayman arrived here to-day and as
Enmed command Of tho district Of Cairo, Flce Erig
Ger. Reid relieved.
The s0th Illinois nnd 11th Wisconsin yeternns ar
| rived this morning En- route for home.
The 2oth Ohio and 125th Ind veterans passed VI
| for Cincinnati
| There was. general depression in the Mcuaphi:
cotton market on the 1gth, with further decllnt
Of about &c p, pound on ali qualities. There wer
| no transactions worthy Of note. Good msddling a
| 5oGCCc; falr do. &c.
TEo a1eamer Iago had arrived with 128 balcs Q
| cotton.
Orleans having on board the 37th Illinois veteran
| eee, und twenty two bales Of cotton.
). The Metropolitan from below brought up the 6t
Michigan heavy artillery from Port uudson) ycte
rams On iurloush- -.
, 1864-03-21
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Highly Important Military 1Iovc.
uE0&Aa

NEw YoHK, March 1o.-Thc steamer George
Washington arrived to-day, from New Orleans the
18th. Fire day'a later news from the North had
reached New Orleans via Little Rock, Ark, where
tho telegraph low extends.
Cotton was more animated on the 1lth: 79I4t for
rntddlines. Sugar aud molasses unchanged. Gold
Gc@6ic.
NEW ORLEANS, March There Is considerable
stir and ectfrity In military matters here: Gen.
Louisiana. Hts objective point IS probably Alex,
andria A feet of Admiral Porter's Gunboa1s had
already started for TINT place. 1t is expected TINT
rather formidable works Of defence Will be cncoun-
tered By the iron-clads one ot which Il the newly
launched Ozarl1, between the mouth Of the Red
Gen. Lees cavalry left this city about wcca.
ago. Their destination is supposed to be west
ward.
opposite New Orleans, has been eyncuatcd. 1t VAS
orcnnicG ty cur forces under Grover, on the 18th
Of January, and extensive Notifications thrown up
on tho land side. These works Wefe left intact but
add nothing to the strength Of the place for the
1cbele, as tt Is easily approached by Fater. The
object sought in occupying the place Wns 70 open
communication With Baton Rouge. Gen. Grover 8
whole force has been ordered to concentrate at
the latter place. 1t fB believed That some sort Of
m understanding has been entered into between
Generals Banks and Steele by which western
Loulsinna and southern Arkansas arc to be cleared
Of rebel troops.
Al order has just been Issued BY Gen. Banks to
Eold m election for de1egntes to Constitutional
Convention on the a8th. The Convention meets
in New Orleans on the 9TH Of April. There are to
| be one hundred and fifty delegates chosen on q
white basis as per census 1s6o- New Orleans WILL
have sixty- three members.
, 1864-03-21
THE VERY LATEST,
MATTERS Military nnd Congressional

Especial Dispatch o,lbe Chicago Tr;bunc.I
GEN. sIzEaMAs's RrroRT.
WAsuHeToa, Ma.eh -, 1864.
CeGe1al shenran's Official report Of the move
Ec.ts Of tho 18th -cr7y corps las: fal from Vcks
tr1E to IIemplif, and from Mcuphis to Chattanoo-
ga; Its participation in the bsttle Of Chattanooga
t1d subsequent march to- the rclief Of Knoxville
will BE- Immediately given to the publlc printer.
It is d remarkable account pS this remarkable
movement Of the war,' wr1tten'ln In fen- 8herrsan's
original independent style. Il dIaeioses the fact
that BY IN order Of Gen. Ha1lcH he was instructed
to repair tho Memphis md Charleston Railroad and.
dew his Euppliea over IT. a. he moved from tho
.est 10 the cast. This notwithstanding great
" stayed his movements, and IVES abandoned on
the 9Th OF October by order Of Geu. Grant
or tho alleged check Of the 18th corps In the bal
tlo Of Chattanooga, Gen. Sherman says:
The movement reen from Chattanooga, dTc
nilee OF, give rice to the report which eren Gen.
l1eigs repeated. that Tp Wetc repu]sod on the LETT.
Core, Col. Loomla, and Gen. Smith Were not re-
pulRed. They engaged In ciose struggle all day,
stn1b9sagy h.ssgrs and d Ts zon Smith
fell back as described, and the enemy made show
Of pursuit. but were cnught in the nnnk BY the well
ie Of 9rf lhgs5e Of ths Ss Mo1dsd 1
brieSt 1aaei!' ':n and Gear, md d. amphitheatre
of CHATTANOOGA ~Ay IN beauty at out
fne+ had watched for the attack
Of Gen, Thomas carly In the day.
Column after column Of the enemy were Httafu.
rc51trir shot an IN ftom every hji and snnr that
eaye view Of any part or tho ground held 81 u.s.
was not until night closed hat knew that the
RiGSc End brofcn lie encmy's center,
Ir srram9nc m Whit the 18th corns did dnr,np
AZ Wy ..s4 -" 1et.,. 49,. 49,. -, =
septeuber to tho middle Of December, General
| Sherman Gays:
twill thus uppear that We have bcen constantly
~ viii the nresent movement. have been unaSlo
to tcceiye ffom eubord]natc Commander the usual
Mi md steady reportg OF e;cuts and have there-
80 ~, haon cn11neei tn make mn ti,ia rrnort from
t a,s nersoni memory bnf asnon., m nnssihin
, 1864-03-21
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Reported Rebel Advancc-4zreat Actlr
lily in tho Army OF the Potomac

NEW York, March 19.-To-day's Philadelphia
dispatch from Cufpepper Court uousc says The sig
nal officers on Cedar Mountain reported yesterday,
Rapidan all winter, broke up their encampment
and set 1c to their huts, marching of In the direc
ton Of the shenandoah Valley.
WAEH1H0roN. March 1a.-The Star eays !: From
learn that rebel advance was anticipated yeeter.
day, and marching orders were ieeued to nesE1y ali
our commands. However, after MI had been pack
a ma ana shsnss have ss.ted down
Firing was heard al along our line ycsterday,
but it Is supposed to be merely artillery Practice
This morning, however, hriug wrs heard II the d.
rection Of Dumfdes, and It sounded as though some
Eki1mishing wae going on there.
The enemy has strengthened his picects along
the Rapidan. and also erected new, and made more
The story Of conspiracy In Kentucky Is discEcd-
ited among prominent Western Congressman
General CnatRr, who MAS thrown from i casriage
last Tuesday and very severely injured is consider
II Tie Ho1;ds special says:
III. Clement e. DuIloy, Of Philadelphia, arflved
Lere to-day, bearing Tumor that the rebels intend
entitled to GONE crcdcncc from the fact that he made
tie earliest announcement Of Lces Intended tuyas-
ION of Maryland last June. Some facts In partial
coEroboration OF this report are known here It Is
Of General fitzpatrick, and that while Gen Grant Is
preparing for the capturc Of Richmond Leo VIII
execute one OF his bo!dest movements, abandon his
communications with the rebel capital, and mske
dash for Washington OF for the rear Of the army
Of the Potomac.
Two Of our soldiers wore captured yesterday near
Nunson's HiH, showing that the rebel scouts arc
s s Ss
the military authorities are arprehenslre Of for7
ct least II not for movement Of the main body ol
Lees army toward tho National Capital.