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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01


100 h0nl FOR SALf
sh.fA farm stnl Cd NA ihe pebble ioid ! -h y
Fs nnm eirlckarsvln w iuihlha, ldoal min
HI tl from he lgtilr PLACE ln llll cn.st ihulfai
kX4ids New Castle r5uniylfl Ihe hliia cuttlAf iia
t8ni iHud ri a0ol quality, lu filr sHfr 90 i1uf
rn-ll ia.i oa lu aals. o pai Natored, ipd GA
eu ias about 90 nrres Of this Farm nf1tn hest s.
I'll lria.ne| arc ncminil. ~ "a ulfhu tla
lii ilLe Nnd tone anl Will maNo gaod tarin. II
"a ilu ehriflta tOl,ruilnl Half lhe purd aaa L u
"a. iauaiu Oh modtage fof mro mli na1i alilH apl
pl! tu JANE, ~. RAY. Nsrttkl rel
Tqu SAIL
4 "a. .man FERN and fuupilg -ait uililp mi q
NtFN rhyAcan counlnng 20 seroa afiishg
WtaM pflFed land, situated al rhad1Nrapu " Ia
~ M Comfy, ra lial NiWpga cipsl i7rffg1li
stnniill q nh houss barn fhN aIhQl LII NJ ISL
hat ICON bgiii within thu fart ilfl 7lrff fiE114
ma -'-i. Hhlr property Huuld aifa phNie I-|
ont tn rest l.alutf nr lhu rnfuas. lttif
be tai 6 7i It, Or Will 1a esghRngsd iol food YtiN
city 10 estate, OF 4oed HprA ct plr fRue lfA IT
ing q aisf s6,1lp a.la. rus sranafil wi IA
grcat uslaiu, II apphoi o. Io1u. IL -
JAS. u. RAY Sre lA.lY f
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

good land, y
about 10 scre, oi W,
ORDER excellent orch,
fruit, The buildings
Brick House with
rooma, with water Il
by IS with walefi sat
ali necessary ouituu
viii be sold worth
and terms Aipis W
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

Botches as also gwellings can, with certainty, be r1t
eay cured II the Ointment 10 used freely and tho pills
DO taken night and morning Recommended In the
printed Instructions. Whom treated in any other way
they only dry up 10 plngs to break out In another;
whereas this Ointment will the humour from tbs
hystem, aud leave the patiehta vigorous aud healthy
being II will require time with the the Pills In
ensure lasting cure.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

- a. tice little itla, ", "a ,s,sI
lmifN land ~ high Nt4iu 4,
E,3tW ak ifelosurrH, uifNII M d III "
hslnlAl good orchard pf qlAil s. us
are good stone house, Wa Il.
yard, 81 by "A feet witlledT 4 3S
house, With other sinai w tlii ]sj{ l;l
situated on the New layfdh hAAt, a5|1
and Kimbleville, about tatA M
IN Chester County, IA, " 1tll e. '4s
Apply to ~ rs D 4
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

Although The above complaint dlhaT widely IN tlolF
origin and nature yet they all require local treatment
comparatively short space Of time when this Ointment
diligently rubbed into the parts Affected even after eNory
other means have failed In all serious InAladies the
pills should be according to the printed directions
accompanying each box
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

1757T1- 4 beautiful T011T7T7 I'm n
liiN Of laud attreh3 dtulild E
U mile from n lqitr d Y n
property II hsaIlAllAs y,
mandlnB beautiful flpw Boz q +
pr0vemente are anhstf1tial iqql X
rooms, built in modlrn tgld Me- al
water closets and gas MA, $50 y
have marble mAriiostaud hfaf II
surrounded with yofnI0la X nihtt. III
u one acre in 'front.' WITH go lrine
OF shrubbery. Tho oulludlilts.hta
and stable 80 by Al fdbr N iii 1890
attached. This propcily ,eil ~ s0' ]
Persons Wishing 10 Viit fhd ri III.
Aydeloile on Tho fmpifiy, 81 sm Z
sion at any tune Jas.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

ca CAUTI0Ni-None genuine unless the uordi
H0oigdy, Neo York and London" discernible as =
aimark in every leaf Of the book Of directions aroaod
each pot or box; the may DO plainly by holding
he hdf 70 TIC light handsome reward will be given to
any rendering such Information ~ may lead 10 the
detection Of any party parties couneeng the edi-
enes or vending the same knowing them to be spurious
- Sold at the Mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
81 Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Drug
giets and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world, in pots at 25 cents, 50 cts, and 81 each.
"a There considerable saving by taking the larger
skies
NBDirections for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder affixed to each box. 1yI-eowiyld
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

and dlllgent Al N 5 HI n M
temnt 10 curi Y Y q x; 4 y X x II
wound torethd y E. Il "a
soothe M n 3 j n Y 81
OIntme, = = Fl s. +
pIprj
Ntx&3z37 "A ~ II Il |z7 IA 17 Az Ga d
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-01

land, aud are AZ ia iH& ~ N x " T., Il,
feet front by 20 { F% Y WI ~ ,i', 81 5
house has hye good iV1Ian ~ n ~ iii 1<&f
90 leet by 70 fast, cor fC IN 1N Sf-rN
attached good F0ouIt" t'f tx H., trieNl
rlagea, 30. This place N M hi. etnue
the owner Is desifoua oN tl y H.. 81, ,i,,elfnl
business. For price aul Nl NV ~ ''p
or 10 Mr.. WIN. Kennedy NJ VIZ .,,. I. pa
TtLfIr' tHa
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Visit OF The Hing of Prussin 10 Nau,Ieou-
Prince Napoleon on American Affairs
Death of Geo. V:sndenhoG, sc.

81. JoHSs, Oct. 19.-The steamship Etna,
with four days later news from Liverpoo',
passed Cape Race on yesterday She brings
dates up TO Thursday, Oct, l0th.
The King Of Prussia had been 81 d brief
visit 10 Napoleon.
The Emperor Of China j. dend.
Prince Napoleon has sent to the Emperor
Napoleon important STATE papers on Ameri-
can affairs.
Manchester adyices were favorable and
prices were advancing.
Breadstuhs a I Liverpool were Grrn and I'd
vancing. Wheat was firm, aud all qualities
had improved ia !rite.
Ar, Lindsay, the member Of Parliament, in
a public lecture had again strongly urged the
'xpsdiel.cy of England and France eudeayor-
ing 10 effect Il peaceful separation OF the
Northern and Southern States Of America
Earl RUSSELL discouraces interference in
the International affairs of Mexico, bur says
that the English Government Will exercise
the right Of requiring security for The per
sonal property OF English citiz ms IN JleGico,
and the fuifillnent OF all onga gelnents.
Orders were about being issued To prepare
French squadron for the coast OF Mexico.
The Paris Bourse was dull.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec
arrived at Liverpool! on the Sth inst.
George Eandenhofi, the actor, is dead He
was - years of age.
The Bank OF france has arranged for the
relief Of the financial pressure.
The French Government has stated that the
price OF bread VIII not bs further advanced.
Garibsldi had left agrara-dastination
unknown.
The affairs OF Hungary ire unchanged.
The American Minister at Berlin was nero.
uAtinS with the Hanover Government for the
IA titic1tion OF the conditions Tor the abolition
OF the State dues.
at The Instruction at CyclyeGy Leopoua
the Russian Eagle was torn from the public
buildings, and the Polish substituted
The safes Of cotton at Liverpool during the
two days previous to the 9Th amour ted 10
$4,000 bales, the market closing with 4 firm
feeling.
Breadstufs had IN upward tendency. Flour
closed At 2S352>. Wheat closed frmeY-red
les. to ~. Cd; white lis. 10 las. Corn steady
yellow SIS. I'd ABS; white Sis to SIS.
Beet closed quiet and prices steady Lard
is downward
ConsOls closed 1T 92za9S
THELATEsr VIA QrIcSsrcyE
Cotton closed Oh Thursday with sales Of
5000 bales, one-half 10 sn"cUlstoTs and px-
porters. Ihe market is considers ply excited,
aud very firm.
Corn closed actiye-mizcj at5ie 6~
Provisions closed steady
CCusOis closed gZ4aq2f. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28
FROM MISSOURI.
Gen Price st Carthaga-The Missouri Lo-
glslature Called misunderstanding Of
Iroops, &c.

ST Loris, Oct. 22.-The Rolla correspond
eht OF the De'Hocraf, Of this city, under date OF
me iJtn inst, furnishes the following items
of news:
Scouts who have just come il from the West
report that Gen. Price has made q stand at
Carthage. 90 miles from Springfield.
he Missouri Legislature has been called
tose ther, to laeet on the 18th of November.
1he lonfederates a Vienna have dispersed;
a portion will so home, and the others viii
join Gen. J ohnston's army
Gen. Johnston has been placed in command
OF ali the Confederate forces III Missouri, IN d
mas ISSUED proclamation forbiding the re-
nova OF any more proper ty from that State.
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TIE 7 RIsos s-As usual when first
caught, some Of the prisoners las, captured
exhibited good deal of iwpudence and swag-
ger upon their arrival in this city. Being rris-
eners, they have the advantage III 4 war of
that kind for one can return the abuse Of
unaImei men. Our people III genera! have
TOO much generosity 10 j2uIr, or eXuit over
captive men. But unproy0Bed iusolenee on
The part even OF prisoners ought not 20 be per
mitted. Some Of them, we learn, boast that
their turn viii come next, and that Lincoln
aud Scott viii soon be III Richmond That
may all be true. We may yet have Lincoln
and Scott Ill one of our vacant tobacco facto-
Ties The llsoience OF the prisoners il very
natural and what was TO be expected They
do not understand the forbearance of the
Southern people. They know that, if we lad
invaded their country with threats OF robbery,
tapine, and eouiscatlon, a5 they have invaded
ours, tuey would not have troubled themselves
with prisoners, but drowned as AL in the near
est river, we would have deserved. In such
war as this, carried OH under the watch
words of eon6scation, determination, and ra-
pine, the South wonld have Gesl justilier III
acting from the Threshold upon the principle
mo quarter asked OF giyen.' We believe
that such principle would have been polite,
as vel as just, and was the only one 10 con
vince tue course, brutal rutians Of the North.
ern population that we are in earnest But.
having resolved 10 treat an enemy, who
threatens our leaders with hanging, brings
handouts with his armies, de otes our propeTTy
- h!s own nses, and makes the most horrible
threats against our women, having resolved 10
Treat such AN enemy according to the rules Of
civilized warfare, IL is too late now 10 visit
with That jest vengeance which they deserve
the malicious and wicked invaders of onr
peace ano homes Nor would we snb;ect hen,
AL Ill any event TO the same rgOr The off
GERS Gad reivates Of the old regular arms,
whose duty forces them to 20 wherever rb.,
ordered, SHOULD not be objects of p.-aonc,
luminosity 70 any Of our people Blu, the 90,
anteers brought themselves here. and wo,,1
have no one but themselves 10 blame, if they
were TO receive the seyeras; treatment Som,
even OF these may show themselves by thsi
conduct TO be worthy of gentle treatment bu
ii miss Of turbulent, malignant pensioner.
upon our country, ought not TO be congrega,ee
IN this city. They should be sent 10 diaeren,
parts Of the South at an early period The
expense OF feeding each large number q,
prisoners salgs.sts the eapedieucy OF empl,y y.
log them IN some ayoeafion 10 which they are
accustomed, and in winch trey might render
themselves useful 10 the cs,nntry. VS. c4ln-
'sigc t'iat, whilst they arc feeding at he
Southern ofiD there il noting Inconsistent
with humanity and justice in making them
work tor their living. "
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E1G a NEW C0Ns!GTCTIoN.--We have rsten
heard OF patching ~ tHe Old Connitu Jon r. Va
sious countries and ird;vIiuals bat Ii never oc.
cured 70 rs that an cid Gear corl1 recei C a ,.a1
constitution, II the ether 4 y, when ha,neui r.,
by Mr.. KING establishment, on iai. street ~.
were convinced that II Was possible, uno. what i;
these hard times, j was ecoaOmicai. We
therefore held Board o. Surrey our deiap!l4tet
garments. sud sent ,ost among the lot 10 reea We
a NEG Constitution. We ERE perfectly sa.i-tzd wiih
the result, end survey oHrs Ives with c9lnp4
rency-our old clothes have ben 30 well done m
that they WI! and another winters wear W.
Say to Ill seIld Jour ola Coats E1IHC 20 get 4es
constitution.
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re IRA. ef Eerravd Tie. Jury for the
trial II Jossrl, Iiernard, indioed In the CIR
cult Court OF Henrieo for the murder Of John
,,,otion yyes made on Saturday by the prison.
era counsel To continue the case, On the ground
of tlss t.hEence Of witness, BOW III the army
witch was argued At length by AIesars James
t,yor,s and John II. Young, and overruled by
the eoart Mr.. Crurnr, for The defence, then
s,,,n we'd 10 qra.sh the reaa'c tdctas, whicn was
oyerrueled without ai2anteat. ne ven're
w,'g called aud the case sci for Mopday morn
ing ut eleven o'clock *-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Tie Race-TLere was another large al
endauce at the Fairfield Course On SATURDAY
20 witness the Two nile race between some
iavorite horses for parse Of $500 Among
he spectators present We're Mes~rs Brec!iu
ridge, Preston, ana MarsGal, Of Kentncky
auo other distinguished gentlemen from va
rious parts Of the South. The race was VOL
~ Doswell's ENchequer III two straight heats.
y { append L summary:
Thomas ". Dcsweil's ch. h. Exchequer, b.
Revenue dam Eiu&..-......-.......@.. !
David A4cDsltiel's b. c. by Revenue, dam
hi Glapperton :
j. X. toudteu,s II. Red Eagle, by led
Eye, dam hargraye Observation-Disclosures 3
Time 3.54--t3 81.
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ImuScmsR'S-lAe theatre has been put H.
complete REPAIR some essential alterations
have been u.lje III The Internal arrangements
Aadtae establishment presents 4 very uesi, and
attractive appearance. Il will probably be
open 10 the pG0iic the ia.J Of this weeh The
patronage continues untiu,inishcd at Metropot-
itan Hall, where Wells and NarHick's excel
ent company a" bringing out flesh novelties,
very night. There IS nothing more beneficial
,ilan 4 hearty laugh, and no better wa, of ret
jig nd OF TIE weight II care than by visiting
lDls enter tislaEIeuf Franklin tiad, below TIE
h&ch~nge, Is another popular place of resort.
Where uiuslc and tbs aiama are among the
varieties - provided for an evening aliase-
.uent.
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MARn TED.

On friday. a5sh last by Tho Hs-. Mr. Ware,
Mr.. FUWia =. BARNES, OF tia First Comp an
Mowitz- r., ard Miss JIMMIE PARTIN5PuN. OF
istehnond city.
In this .i.y on the 10Th last, by Rev. DR.. Bur
row. ANDGLH j. COLLIER former Y OF Wash.
ngten city, ID O., and Miss Lucy X. HUToHER-
SON OF Hauovef county.
T~pe:ers burg parers please cory.
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rom Nilsson

ST.. LorIs, OFT. - y specia. dispatch 20 The
Demoeat, dated AZ Jefferson City or the goth
instant, reports that detachment of 80 men
under Maj. White had surprised the rebel
garrison ats4s-e1ington, and captured the
place, with 4 quantity OF guns. pistols, and
other articles. The rebels threw away many
things in their fight, also two piecea Of can.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

TELEGR.A P TIC,
FROM KENTUCKY

Reported Fight Between Gen. ZoiifrcTsr
and the Lincslnites-Defsaso Of the Fede-
rails, &c.
Knoxville, TENs., Oct. 25.-The Register of
this morning reports a night between General
ZoIlicoftsr and the LincoInites from Camp
Dick Robinson The latter were eutrenched
near Rock Castle Ford. Glen. XoliicoHer at
tackled and drove the enemy from their en-
trenchments. The Confederates lost five
killed and - wounded. but took 40 prisoners
The loss Of the enemy, IN killed and wounded,
is not known. Gen. Eoiiicoffer fell back 10
prevent his supply train from being cut Off.
NASHVILLE, oct. ga special dispatch TO
the Uai0a and Anerico,s, dated at Bowling
Green to-day, says that the FederaIs have re-
treated from Bacon Greek and NoIin 10 Null
drough's hill, after destroying the bridge over
the Nolin, which they had but recently re.
built.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

w. MESSRS EDITORS IN rop!y 70 the
- suggestion kindly given through the press.
strengthened by assurances Of support from Au-
meroas ffieacs, wei II the asst. tanee OF nav
brother professionals and the art!s,es and anna.
teurs already SO favorably known to TIE Richmond
musical public, beg TO announce n Farewell t,on
cert previous 20 my joining Camp on The Potomac
" hich ~ III take place in few days
can assure those interested IN my behalf. ths,
this Testimony of their respect the musician will
always wear green maliis Ia the affecti.nats re.
garda Of shs s,ieer
Yours, respectfully,
oesslt. Ricb.a aS 1 n,J,r, "a,
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= .Ne~ Hospi5ak--With Il view to provide still
inrther Iur tile necessities OF lnvaiid soldiers,
"A new hospital has been established GA CLAY
street between Filth and Sixth Mrs Pbihl,
Mayo has the chiei direction Of affairs III this
iuStituIion
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Stree Ezci"s.--A soldier, b..reheaded and
Oh horseback rode down M4in street ye-ter-
lay ut Z terrific rate Of speed, parsued by
three others, also mounted, aud turned towards
lie dock. The object Of the pursuit rode into
he river before BE was over1aken Iii tbyi
race, they frightened mule team attached t.
"A Government wagon. aud these animals also
started of 1t the top of their speed. The at
fir occasiored good deal OF excitement, but
10 damage resul I'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

a. Fighting Maa.--Miehael Flaherty was
arraigaed before the Mayor on Saturday OH a
charge OF assaulting and beating Mary Hughes.
a very OH wolnaI. The evidence was suti
cIentiy positive to Justify the Mayor ia remand
ing the accused to answer an Indictment for
misdemeanor
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Some P~"tp. ass.--iaaae, slave, the pror
erty OF Samue. Bad, received corporal pun
ishn,ent By the Mayors order on Saturday Tor
Stealing four pumphih7, and Was then commit
Ted to pail for going 1t large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Fsnes.--A fine Of SO was imposed upon
Heury Z. NoLing, at the Mayors Court, on
Saturday, for selling ardent spirits without a
Incense. Edward Griffin paid s. On behalf oil
has son, who was taken up TOR throwing rocks
IN Tue street Il, a. Mayo was nuFcJed in tie
sum Of 81 for a violation Of one OF the SAM
tary laws by his servant David.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

charlottesville less than seven individuals
were arrested and locked up on Saturday and
saturday nightior drunkenless. Part OF them
were discharged yesterday morning, and the
remainder held fol examination at the Mayor q
Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Prison Uaart,f#-Taylol Ions factory, near
the corner of 10Th and Cary streets, has been
taken ny tue Government for a prison, to &C
ooinmou'tte tile large number Of Lincoln >
Nire.inGs Constt ntlY icing brouyht IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

The Zoe cttte Hgt.agees-Tns poll opened
in this city, on Thursday last, for tie choice OF
Il member to represent Marion county IN The
State Convention, does not definitely settle the
matter. The soldiers from taat c0unty, now
serving III tie Army of the Ureenhrier, who
are entitled 10 the privilege of recording their
votes, have not vet been heard from
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The Ternesss legislature.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 2G--The Tennessee Leeis-
lature to-day elected Gustayus \. Henry
one of the Confederate Senators 10 Congress
The SD ballot resulted thus Henry g. and
Ewing 3d.
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Tran peiqysd-1he Central train came il

Tran peiagsd-lhe Central train came il
some TWO hours behind time last evening
several hundred persons had assembled at the
depot, which is now very popular resort f0f
gentlemen Of leisure, and after long and pa
sient waiting, they Went home disappointed
for in response 70 ali Inquiries Of whats the
news2" The 'inteIIige,t passenger" replied
I've none TO tell, sir Tie delay was caused
bv a slight distraction GA The road, in the
shape of a COW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

ETc-aEcc Pardon>-The Governor las par
doned ii convict named George ". Crump who
wa7 sentenced in Alexandria to twelve Years
imprisonment in the Peniteutiary for murder
III the second degree. lie had served out
about half his tine. William Beard who as
under sentence Tor six years, for burglary, and
has been State soarder for about two-thirdB
of that period, has also been pardoneI re
gently
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

rlare q Depostt.--Among the inebriated
'auiylanass who found lodgment in the
WA Waen honse on Saturday night, was one who
h"a e1i'loited the sagaeity Of sober man in
seeio'ihs ms funds, When his boots were re-
posted in one Of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Ou5r"ge.--A little negro xxi, owned by
Iisa lornafd, Was eyereiy cut by person
IA soldier Z clothes, at the corner OF 5Ih aud
Maih streets, yesterday. Very severe injuries
We're inflicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

CoatriJafioaS.--M James II. NenabIe AZ
rived in this city on Saturday having in charge
: I3 ,G01 worth Of clothing and other supplies
tnr the lth, 9th and 18th Alabama regiments.
He started from Alabama with the packages.
and has attended 10 their safe Transportation
through. being determined 10 see them deliv-
cred at their destination, in accordance with
hi. orders The voluntary contributions Ie-
.sstcred at The Passport olicc III the last three
DAVIS amount 10 SiG3,o00.
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TURNS Of Firc.-Two al,ir1ls OF FIRE occurr-
ed Yesterday. Tue frat was caused by "a burn
my chimney ut the corner of 18th and Cary
streets. and the second originated from n sim-
lar circumstance, near the First Market
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Charge cj Hobbery.-A man nained james
Davis was arrested on Saturday by officer
Bibb, Gu Ii charge Of stealing Si2i from Jalnes
johnson, az tte Fairfield Race Course. The
accused party i','iir from Lync!,burg, aad has
relatives IN tt.ie city. The warrant @ae issued
ON The oath Of a third person, and all the fats
will probably be brought to light in The in,es-
tisatioa ut the Mayor Court tAis lloruing.
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Aofenent q iroops The 9th Regiment
ism, Ip' su'ie 'ilhe past en-
/. scene Of more active duty. The regiment,
which il composed Of hardy men from the
South Piedmont region is commanded Ivy Col
l.. a. Arlaistead aud Lieut. Colonel Elisha Z.
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Large SAT If Dry GoodS.-lVe invite the
attention of merchants 10 an advertisement OF
d large Auction sale OF dry goods, by Dir. JAS.
ii, lay Tor, OF Charleston, ). e., to take place
on the Jtn OF November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

Tie Ii,sims IF IT,er.--Many valuable lives
have been s.ttriiseed III tho caufe Of huplanit,
since the commencement OF the war, several
instances OF which we have heretofore no
iced Another is that of Mr.. Andrew j .
Britton, of the Gatawba lHaIifaz) Troop, WHO
died Of typhoid fever In orkiown, On the stb
Of September. After having, during more
than tnree months service, greatly eIde.:red
himself t. his officers and fellow soldiers by
MS Kind and manly bearing he was detailed
for hospital duty, wherein lie received the
,vagmess CONTAMINATION Of the attending sur
.reon: but finally tell Is victim TO the sell esic-
Iiciug labor OF attending Oh the sick.