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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

The United States war steamer Mohican
Capt SyiTanUs u. Godon, OF the African
squadron arri we'd AT Boston last week
The Bridgeton IN J1 Chronicle announces
the death of J q. Hampton, formerly 4 mem
Der Of Congress from that district.
Judge Wait has been elected a delegate to
Congress from New Mexico, by about 1000
majority over Arehuletta.
The dominions of Victor Emmanuel are
henceforth 10 be free to Englishmen, no pass
ports being required OF them.
rome OF Jea Dayis's sons is reported to be on
board the privateer Sumter, In the capacity
OF mtdshipnan.
Mr.. John Bigelow has arrived In Paris and
assumed the duties OF his new position ~
American Consul.
The Stolesmaa, Mr.. Breckinridge's home or
gan, at Lexington, Kentucky, has Suspended
publication.
A bill prohibiting the marriage OF first cou-
sins Ii pending in the Kentucky Legislature.
Rudolph Hall, the American cornet player,
Is performing in London with great success.
VIM. II. Russell, respondent Of the Lou
don Times, was at Chicago on Thursday last.
Coy. Reneher and family left Santa Fe
about the 10th inst, for the States
The London shoe blacks earned last year
w. $40,
Mrs. w. ii. Smith, a retired actress, died In
New York few days ago.
The new war vessels now building by Eng
land viii cost NJ, 0o0, 900. n
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-'7 ''''eea trola Kentucky represent
'''' i'' Southern c.use is steadily advancing
we 's'n i4th "a Tie State are heeOmin <
-''t "2i'FiI oi ultimate success. The Lee
,,s'4'"I- dots no' reflect the sentiments Of
mag THY o.! 'se people, aad ia submitting
t'"''' q" 'ht YOKE Of Lircolnlsm, the
''D'''' aIt hfapl6E Goals Of IRE npon their
4'..3' le Black Republicans Of Lou
''''i' -.i-.Ee 20 ..4-.-e arrests Of all who are
.I'ea 81 eympathy viii the Confederate
o-''rs. IL most Instances, those who support
ie0'-"l Government are Yankees by
20 ." "i!Ie The native Kentuci;iaas are raj
'''D' 10 II" HontheTn standard, and laboring
p redeem no Commonwealth
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FUTURE DAYS.
By G0DDLN Il APPERSON, Aactioneers.


VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE-
MINT. ON Il i l. SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN, Il l. + " ZEN 80 AND irs
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION ~
the request oi Nj. samuel II, iicks (w no conofu.
plates Occupying smaller house shall sell At
puhur eHc'icn, on the premises, Oh FRIDAY AZ
IEbNOON, the nth October, 1851 a. 4, o'clncs
tie new and admirably arranged TEN EMENT,
located as above, nnw owned aud occupied by him.
! he house has 10 rooms, besides ample ,eryan.s'
apartments, wash raom, coal house. &c. Tn.
premises are 'a!t with the usual modern coaveni-
ences, suoh ~ rI b" hlantola gus water bathing
room &c.
Possession given in Il few days after the sell.
Taking into consider aton the location of the pro.
perry, Il is justly regarded very valuable.
ikhM5-one fifth c.sh; balance at 4, 8 -, and
II mort.!a for negotiable notes Interest added .s
alirf q by 8 trust deed.
E 4 he hoase can De examined sny day between
the hours Of = aud q lock +. NJ
GDDDIN * ApPERSON,
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present us the following summary of news
from various points;
FROM WASHfNGTOE.
TROOPS FROM THE NORTH AND Northwest
E2PERJgNcE or TIE WAR OF lSl2-RELATIoN
or THE NoRrHwn>rrES STATES TO THE UNION
EXPORTS OF DhNEsTIc PRODUCE, e.
"Ion" whites from Washington to the Sta
rs fellows:
Urgent calls for more troops are made by
public men in the North, and also in the
Northwest. 1t is proposed that New York
should increase her quota to a hundred thou
sand men. 1t is n matter of complaint in
some of the Northwestern States that the
Middle and Eastern States have been back
ward in furnishing troops for the Potomac
line, and that the deficiency had been made
mp by drawing regiments from the West
The States Northwest of the Ohio river are
relied upon to furnish troops for the Federal
service in Missouri, Ken lucky, &c. Both in
the West ana North il resort to drafting men
from the militia has been proposed, and
should the war be long pro traoted, viii
probably be adopted. The experience of the
war OF 1872 showed that men paid suhsti-
tutes for drafted men were the best troops.
and that volunteers Were the worst. But
though neither volunteers nor militia could
always be relied upon, they would often fight
very we'll II provided wi III cover.
I'll relation OF the orthwestern States to
the I zion is peculiar from their pursuits and
their eeogTH phical situation. When the com
promises cl 1901 were i3ptht} HIopkeu, IL was
favorite idea with Union men that the
great tier of free States Southwest of the
Ohio, which are destined, after a few decades,
Ia contain q population of hundred mil
lions, would, by their naval and commercial
influence upon the Eastern and SouIhern sec
tiouS of the Union, forever maintain It's in
tegfity Yet they soon after failed to control
the fierce political antagoaisIns that arose
between the two extremes. But the great
and growing interests of the Northwest re-
quire y restoration of peace and the perpetual
freedom OF commerce with both sections. Ia
no respect can these permanent interests be
hostile TO those of the East or the South. The
power of the Northwest over the condition of
this country Ia certainly, Ut some time, to be-
esta blished and exercised, and no doubt In
| a manner beneficial TO Its welfare, a. =
whole.
The exports Of domestic produce from New
York continue to be unusually large for the
season, and demand for breadstuns In
France may arise, In consequence of the par
tial failure or the harvest there. Tobacco is
to bear good prices the coming year. The to-
bacco growers of Maryland, Kentucky, and
Missouri, and some other non seeded States,
| may find good market for their staple.
wAR RxpRspIruREs.
lion" again writes
The war expenditures are now stated, upon
doverninant authority, TO be eight aud y half
millions week. The naval prepar tions, aud
the extensive military movements In the
West have, no doubt, cost more than was a.
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4'itilmOnb Dispatth.
; ; = =
OCT. :, 1851
vnNpAY MORNING
War News and Rnmors

n
al Tho only rumor that has exercised the i'm.
81 .,,s,ion of our citizens for two DAYS past.
n ,pl.+cs 70 the crossing of the Potomac b,
II IA, Federal soldiers at Oocoquan, Prime
4 ,,-.I,,.r, couutv We have Information that
81 ~ ,Htlitars started from Fredericksburg,
III III ana! Col. Ransom, OF North Carolina
Il a-eh.E thirteen miles Ngilh lis command,
III ,...h q vfcw OF driving back the enemy. when
u soar,er net taem with intelligence thai
n ts-s vss $50 enemy TO attack that a
II all accommodating party had crossed the
.r and rsiugaed after brief s0iouru On
b ming lhcse facts, cur forces reitnquiShsd
II ..sx,,.s.t.pn. 80 much for the great Deco.
n aau excitement.
qb. news Of Gen Jaekeoa's Victory on
II ,.-..ns.ic- river IS confirmed, The enemy
~ ;.su strongly entreaohed and fortified on
1r..a d. Cheat Mountain, ana our troops
,.saelaug Is hopelrss 10 attack such posi-
Il . have ..5e5i every means to get the Fcslp-
s5as. eas .hey go4sisteit!y refused 70 nc
Lon. ,ls challenge. Il is pro ms be that Gen
a.,uas5s designed 50 surprise tieH. Jack
h command whom he made the attack on
.. "a tist. At daylight oa the morning. {,
4 ..,s rv. Ae came dowA from the mountain.
d taa. Eieu, and drove in oar pickets.~
1 -,..b.,s!r so,a:aes-ts "a II : o'clock 4 H., and
\ tur.ud "A A9.i hours, when JAe enemy
@,-,;ss y ..a reported. loss oll 300 II killed
4 3 ,cuaaeu. oar loss was four killed
and sHlae ,en or t@ciyc wounded. TIE enemy
4 .-. sid .o have employed six pieces ot can,
- i.t ,uElj .e} staAd Ja@ terrible fire o (
>..sasae.-s battery, Tie troops engaged on
. tyr .- informed Q-tra .-a f.t atl
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Commercial Convention.

Oar citizens are reminded that Il mass
Commercial and FiuanciG Convention is 10
assemble IT Macon, Ga, on The 18th OF this
month, JtssSbiect is to concert measures to
heia work out the problem OF Southern COM
laerc,al and financial freedom. In such q
IneeL4ng, the merchants and bankers OF Rich
moDd should b. represented.
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BATTALION of ArIilIeYY.

~, Understand that Capt Francis J Boggs
r., "a' served with so much credit In the
''oFtate army on the Potomac, has been
y, ""'l~sa 10 raise battalion Of artillery In
'Fih'a and other Southern States, and will
''h a NV days for the South for that pur-
pose
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Capture Of the Federal Steamer Fanny.

WiasiSe1ox, n. c., Oct. -Au utheutiG
iettes from an officer ON bosrd the steamer
Raleigh, dated on the "a inst, ays that the
steamers Curiew and Raleigh had captured
the Federal steamer Fanny on The evening
before. She was loaded with blankets great
coats, shoes, and clothing for the Federal fleet,
and he'd II men on board. No was either
k'llco, or wounded on either side. The steamer
Fanny and hef cargo are worth nearly
Sl9o. u16.
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Gen. pearCr. OF Alabama,

THIS distinguished officer, who exhibited
intrepid valor at the battle of Oak Hills in
Missouri, arrived in Richmond on SATURDAY.
evening. HIS mission is connected with mill
itary matters in Arkansas, and doubtless has
in view the reorg tni2ation Of his command,
Of which he has recently been deprived
through a blunier on the part Of The Military
!}u3I{ Of the s>fntp
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The following persons have declared them
selves aliens since the Sd inst. and have ac-
coraingly been furnished with passports to
leave The Confederate States: Mrs. r. {. Ber-
nard aud three children, I. A. Glbbcs, An
tLCny T.. G)Ulard.
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Ion. John &. Isrrckinridue

Th.s distinguishes gentleman was the re-
o'f'FAt q splendid ovation In Knoxville.
I'M Oh Friday last. III a brief address on
- ,-' occasion he assured the people that Ken
-'Ai'AA would preserve the liberties OF their
AT' ana repel the Lincoln invaders who
outraged her soil
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WHOLESOME PKoCLAAATIoS.-We find in
the Rdleigh papers & proclamation from
his Exeellency Governor Clark, be-, ring date
October LIST, 1851, pursuant 10 a resolution
OF the Late Legislature, notifying eli male
citizens Of The Confederate States who are
abroad IN the enemy's country, or United
State, that il they All To return TO their ale
glance within thirty days unless detained by
force, taat their effects, whatever they may
be, viii DO forfeited 10 the Confederate Gov
eminent.
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NaryluIiders in the Field.

There are now 5000 Marylanders under
arms in Virginia, all of whom are painting fol
an opportunity to cross the Potomac and re-
deem their State from the thraldom of Lin
Colnism.
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/ Hroads:de from Il Federal Steamer

MOBILE, Oct. On yesterday the U. 8
war vessel Mississippi steamed up to within
hale ii mile of The Notifications W ia -
OF erection on the Gulf coast She fired 4
broadSide AT the laborers employed on tho
works, but nobody was hurt
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A DrEL AT THE N0HTH.-A Northern paper
states that there was a duel with swords near
New York city last wrek, between Robert
Wills, Broadway gambler, ana one of his
oecCys, named Samuel Eyman. lyman was
Terribly cut to pieces, but Will survive.
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Personal.

NON John a. Campbell, OF Aabasns, for
-'''iy associate Justice of the united States
day. '0''0'
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sEAUTlfui. COUNTRY SEAT OF sol
ID ACRES, ON THE BROOK TURN
PIKE, ONE vi LIE FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AIIGTInN =. a. .....l

EAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF so,
ii ACRES, ON THE BROOK TURN
PINE, ONE vi LIE FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE ar AUCTION AT the reau.s,
OF air. Ro A Lancaster, who has removed there
from, we SHALL sell at public auction On the prsni
Ses, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th Oc,o-
Der, 1861, al o'clock, his beautiful country seat
located "a above containing 90j The iana
for the most part lays WELL and, with the e.ren.
ton Of about I'D in Grove il in the highest
state of cultivation There Is also ON II q b.aa;l
fui young Orchard in .siit bea.iay Tn.
BniliiGgs on the place are ample for the aecalan,o
dation of large family. Tie dwelling of brick
contains rooms, with brick Kitchen. eon, aintng
rooms besides Barns, Stable, Carriage III ou...
&e. The place will be subdivided a. follows 10
Wit: Lot No. contains 20 acres. embraces The
dwelling snd ouThouses, and besides having on II
pari or the orchard has beautiful oak lawn ia
mont Lot No. j. on The South, eoEtaiLing fifteen
acres has on il "a small brick .enenieb. OF rooms
Lot No. 3, on she North, containing is acres hiss
on II an orchard and old woaden dwelling L.,
Nc. fronts ON the rev road leading by TIE PAR
Gfoands, and within $40 yards thrreirous, eontar-
~ acres OF witch about ESlf IL In oGk groves and.
Lot No. 5. the South. is open land containing
~ acres. A plat OF the prelaiSes can be seen n,
our office iie location az tits property is among
the a@alhiest ID the county ani IN point Of sespec
liability will eompare fayorshiy with sny Other.
fERAs.--<ne nth cash balance az g i2 Is and
p months. tor nego,Iahle notes. ntsres, afded ~
cured by Il trust deed.
oe GoDDIN s. APpERS0N. Aaet'rA
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AseclptuTe of PRISONERS.

Mobile, Oct. The four prisoners who es-
capped, en r0ute TO New Orleans have been ar
rested and lodged in atil.
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By RiCHARD GIU7H0RN, Ano.y.

( N mONDAf. 9TH last. at 10 o'cock, NJ nv
7 store viii sell auction, Her,inzs Eeeon
i"t''r, y o. Sngsr lin barreis,) n. o. Molesses,
Port Wine, Rum, &c, So.
oc K. CATrIUORN. Ancfr.
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WIFE CRop.--A Missouri paper in
forms Is readers that the "Yfe'' crop OF Gas
conaie county in lsi0 was - 600 gals. -
The next paper corrected the error by putting
''Wice'' in The place OF Wife
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~. PERSONS HAVING LETTERS o,

LIt'cNTiN.S I
w. small packages for members of Captain
SHIELns'S HOWl1ZER COMPANY, stationed
at Leesbur2, will leave them AZ SIMPSON s. MIL.
LERS Clothing Store, li9 Main street, between
l:tgh and 18th SITS, before O'Clock ON Saturday
the 9TH inst J. II. SIMPSON
oe i-3tE ucu,itzer a,
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oUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
Z ZION TIN the day succeeding The sais
% the E04l Estate commencing At 40 O'Clock a.
NJ viii be sold ali The FURNITURE belonging
n the estate of til. late Hancock Lee c0asist,g
of the usual variety.
TE8IS-At sale s,nS
NEGRO WOMAN AT AUCTION
T. S-Afger the sale of the Furniture " III la
sod q valuable SERVANT W OMAN. aged about
- years. sac i. nDt only az excellent nurse bat
ais" t'str ironer ard washer a,id Of fne char.
after. Toe 81 Il n
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TWO NEAT FRAMED TFNENIENTS
ON TIL. ENENE1 Oh, t-IAX IN "

ON THE CORNER or CLAY AM,
SUI III STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
HON VIII b sold n. auction, on The premises
GA WEDNESDAY, 9Th October ls6l nc o'clock
7. NJ. two excellent Framed Tenenents C,r;ek
bassmen 81 located As above. Each ie.sulent las
SIX ROOMS, brSlas kitchen, and besides being jast
across the corporation line they are n, an
excellent neigh borboad,
1fRis '-oae-iouih cash; balance at T. s. a,d
II months, FOR negotiable notes !Dieres add, and
die r;taIIed ill i,lat note Is PAID.
&C tiDDDtS & aPfERSOS Auets
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-AaTGTeRy sAs.Ks@.
~ G0DDlY & APpERs0N Aaesion.e-s
THIS DAY.

~ GOpDJN & APPERSON, A4csion,ers
TE>i;i ST SALE OF VERY DESIRABLY.
1 LOCATED i ESI ENCE, on THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN
9TH AND 9TH STREEIS.--As Tru,tce ND
panied by decree of the Hastings Court of the
CRY ~ hUhIAoud. pronounced the oath Sep
tender, sol, aud IN execution Of deed Of trust
nom the late Hancock Lee and his wife dated 2sth
May. lS4S, ar!y recorded in Richmond Iirttir a
Court, in Book No. ST. pago i9f, and with tbq
written consent ana appreciation of the pa ties In.
tereSte'ts shah proceed 10 se public auction
on he premises, on MONDAY, the 18th Gay OF
Osto'l"r, ISL at ~ O'Clock r M, t fair: IL no:
tie first fair day thereafterD portion Of the Real
Estate conveyed IS the said trust deed-~iz: The
Lot, with the large brCk dwelling thereon, recer 3
~ in the occupancy OF the family of the late Han
Geek Lee, fronting about 40 fee, on Grace street
running back OF irregular width l53 feet to an III
ley IN common 10 feet wide, and having also an nj
ley in common the Eastern side.
Ihe h"Hsr though needing repairs could. ". tti
The expenditure IT moderate sum, be made COM
Portable Tho location ami neighborhood Of the
property il among the beat in Richmond
IERNS.-tnefo fourth cash balance ut &. II, and
IL months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed or title retained
w. GODDIN.
IS tod TtHs..a
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agL 81. q. DAVENPORT, Aaa'n

NOR SALE-A HURSE.--Wll b so,A -
r front OF tho Manchester Hotel. on the 18th 81
Oetober, 1t hAkpsst o'clocu r, n, 3 ROAM
Hoks u, years old. to pay changes. The saiA
horsc Was lett a. my stahle on the "a day Of 90.
gust, by sosdier. puaportias 10 belons 10 Dr..
BABcock, Of the OH kegtmsns 6susA C~soha
Volunteers. TgRss-CAsh. w. u. DAY
Manchester, Oct !, l66t. e o-los
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LATE NORTHERN rNTELLI-
GENCE.
From JT4StfS-I TOy.

We have late papers from Baltimore, which
present us the following summary of news
from various points;
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YNTANTED-A SUBSTITUTES srrye
w in AN artillery Company, eneamped
at Shlelds's Spring, (Carlp Dimmock) west OF
Richmond, for whiea liberal prizes viii he paif.
&c 7--3ts =. II. STONE.
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WANTS.

w ANTED-Two or three BOYS, accustomed
w 10 working on leather, 70 make Swcrd and
Bayonet Scabberds Apply
BOYLE, GAMBLE Il CO.,
Of 7-3t& l2,h stree hain,,-
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Az n I D-TO HiRE--A good OOk,
w WASHER, and lRoAH.R for a snail faa.i-
~. Apply 10
ENDERss, SUTTON Il co,
oc III RenkEr. n. street
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Our Indian allies III the Yves. have started
the blood OF the Jayhawkers.

Vic piuou vi TIC
An express arrived at Fort Smith on the ed
from Col. Stan Waite, bringing news of bat
lie between CON any OF Cileroll3 es, of Col
Watie's regiment, and number of Kansas
Jay hawl1ers, ii which the Cherokees kill ed 26,
and killed OF The Cherokees, oae Of whom
WAS captain James Bell, younger bro her OF
the late we'll known Jack Sell.
The Herald, Of the 23d, learus by a letter
from camp jackson, that the lawmakers are
becoming troublesome on the Kansas line. 4
com pany OF them invaded the Usage nation q
few days ago and killed Captain Matthews, a
white man who was married 10 an Indian
woman. i.e was 3 friend to the South, and il
was thought that was the reason he was ur-
dered. They also killed ar Indian. There
will be 5000 Indians in Kansas in ten days
that will clean out that abolition hole
CARRYING GoLrMBIADs ACROSS HoRrg Lo-IsI-
ANA.
A g4teman recently from Texas, enooun-
tered rne transportation party which was
toiling It's way across North Louisiana with
a battery OF four coiumbiads and several
riiied cannon with ammunition for Calves
ton. In this herculean undertaking of the
Government, q draught force Of between two
and three hundred oxen Were employed, and
the conductors were endeavoring 70 obtain
two hundred more to aid in dragging the vast
weight through the Soft mud soaked roads. -
The conducta was making progress Of about
ten miles per day, the line of march having
been taken UP at Alexandria, on Red River
where the ordnance was disembarked from
New Orleans boats.
An EMBARGO OK THE SMALL CRAFT
Gen. Withers has put an embargo on the
small vessels which ply around the lower
harbor OF Mobile. TIA similar order had been
put In force long ago, il would have been bet
ter for the safety of the coast; for all along It,
II is said, men are living who have loyalty to
nothing, except their immediate profits.
Whether Lincoln or the Gear Of Russia, o.
any one else, rules, 10 to them matter Of
their trades. Al 10 believed, many Of these
men have been acting - spies for the snsmy.
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Ion again writes
fhs war expenditures are now stated, upon
Government authority, to be eight aud half
millions week. The naval prepar tons. aud
the extensive military movements In the
West have, no doubt, cost more than was a.
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Albert Lincoln, says the Rockingham Re-
Register } one Of Capt Shands'e lfeutenants, IL
q brave and gallant boy. In company with
several others, attached to- Capt Stands 8
company, he was taken prisoner one day last
week, at Springfield, In Hampshire county,
and had his hands tied. In this condition, he
was left at night with his captor, when with
his hands tied across each other, he succeeded
in getting his pistol out, shot dead the man
who had him in charge, and succeeded in
making his escape to his comrades, iour miles
distant. He is represents rs one OF the
brayest and most daring boys IN the service
lis courage. In fnct, amounting TO an almost
reckless daring.
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M ANTED-TO RENT-A slnai HUU 81,
w with ioGr OF ave rooms, within fifteen
minutes walk OF the Post-Otiice. Apply TAT
az 1--htk MirLIIN Ii. 4 ~. ER,E