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PLEASE Rth H. NOts'ff
TAKE this method Of returning. my sincere thanks 10 my
customers who have promptly paid their accounts
To those still indebted TO me, Immediate payment
earnestly requested
orty arranged will be placed 10 other hands Tor collection
or suit, wthou. further notice Al longer indulgence can
toners sI see the necessity o! paying up At once
L. .. ALFRED MOSES
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PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices OF these anh vary fem 50 to aa per acre,
accordn. 10 location, qualify, dc. tirl.class farming
lands rii for abum; sV 20 S2 per and the relative
rxec q: ouLdulns prairie land compared with wood
land Is in The ratio Of to 10 in favor OF the former The
te.rig OF sale for tie bu.S OF these lands will be
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IsU3H ftS's'lC Iit,O1". DD.NESEkC GOODS.
NCR stock Of Domestic Gunds Is as good rs u'ua and
" we invite the attention Of all wanting
Brown aud blrIched Shirtinrs, y
Shertings,
irish Linens, Table psmasks, Towels, Ssphiys, ac
heavy Brown Co,,ons Callc0es Gnghars, AMERICAN
De L-in-. &C., &c., stock WAS never better
Ion /. CliILES ClfESERY.
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FACTORY.
rGIIIIS COMPANY Is prr;iat fill nrdcrs for Mems,
4 Womvns Suys and Girls Boots and DTogans, Of every
Tarirty, from the fines. Ladies' slipper ah lrs Congress
CATER and Oxford Te the heaviest Boot ard lr1gan.
ItIsa Southern Factory, built by Southern capital
With the most approved machinery, worked by steam, ard
Wing ~ good workman are In the United States, and
will furnish II. gond WORK, at The price facto.
nv in the Unon Let Southern sastain southern Mnn'
ufac.ures
such rs ordered. Address
WM. II. CARRIER,
Suoer .ond.
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EboGR AND MOSELLE WINES.
CEIHE unirr.iyne would call the attention 0l the public
l. TO Is large Let OF HOOK and M0SELLE WINES, IL
cases and casks which he has just received direct
from GcrInlpy. Among these Wines are SOHO nf the
very finest that grow on the Rhine and superior 10 any
thing ever before this country For sh.e hy
o. CRAM,
San Q, No. 2, EXCHANGE ocE.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater thar
h"se .! the other State The products during the
pas: year exceeded 900 The crop OF 1850
approaches OGO bushels while the crop yield.
lrs, iERa 70 uuO. Ol0 bushel,.
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FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL.

Nowhere the lnduslriou. farmer secure such imae
te results for hi! labor upon these prairie .oil the
being composed VI deep rich lOan the fertility wh!c
ID rinssrd by any the globe.
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,NE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE

UNE LAX 5 IN TEEESI IN ADV ANCF,
al six per cent snauIn anu six interest notes ~ .N
per crl payable respectively In une rec four ve
rIx years from date Of sale aud four for prln
cps payable lG four, Eve SIX and years from date
OF sale the STIMULATING that onesuh OF the tract
purchased shall he fenced and cultivated, each and cTGry
year. for FIVE years tn date Of sale, that Il, the end
Of Eve years oRr.ha sE rucrd and under cultivation
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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
ENfIE: next session OF iIs school for lOCHI LhplEs
located at the corner OF Fifth and Franklin slreets
richmond Va will begin the LIST day Of 0rtohrr, !ao
and close ca The 3rth o. june next ensuins
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
I E shumx.c Principal and Professor Of Mental AMI
Moral Science.
r. e. ellison, Ancient Language. ard Mathematics
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical literature
Mons Eaouard ioudayer, French.
Carlos c. Mera. spanish and Italian.
Albert De Ruedlger, Gcrmsn
Mis-. Maggie D. Brandcr, Primary Engi1I
iIorac. CHASE, Piano and OTgaI
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
O. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Dtnw!n4
J. W. geeTe, penuaDship.
Dec !S-H J. l.. sllCMhIF i.ltHihohh, "a.
CHEAP ENSCRAECE.i
rFERRISs' PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFES, Insure much
more for the COS: thsn Insurance. Policies, and last
many years Business men cannot hurrd !" 90 "!'oou'
them We have a gond assortment in s:or'.
KNOWLES & WALFoRp, Agents,
t., ci main Sirrr
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NOTICE.
CAPTAINS or VOLUNTEER COMPANIES THROUGH
~ OUT TIE STATE respectfully Informed. that l.
the Commissioners appointed by law for The purpose Of e
obtaining nccoutremen &c have mad contracts for ri
lhcS. items, and as: they delivered Il tbs -
pos: they are Issued Immediately, according To priority Of
date VI orders.
CHARLES DIMMoCK, Capt. Sup, Arrory.
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IN PIE k:Ss, and wi'. hr ready In few days, new
4 edition Of HE ToGLTEER'S iIASp-B30Ki by jAaEs
K LRK OF the First Regimen. Of Virginia Volunteers Price
fifty Gents. prr-ors rcnttng the price VIII receive
free VI portage WET JOHNSTON, Publishers,
III Ilaiu STREET.
Among the recommendations furnished by o.
Gcrrs OF th. ant. other States, are The following:
NIcuHuNp, Jan. is, lsol.
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JNDGAEf'S PILE O1N'EHENT.-Thi't !; q sure
II IA we'll as pleasant remedy for the Piles Obstinate
ca... OF long stan ding have been cured by TINS on'ueb
~"e' "'' 'AI w. PETERSON CO.,
Fei5 100 Ms!n .eIes..
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TELEGRA-PHIC.
PROM MISSOURI.
Fight at FredsTiektcwn-Th rs Loss on Both
s41es-o ffielrs Killed. &c


MthPHts, tenn, October q IA CORES pom
dent OF The Appsel, Of this city, ia a letter a.
ted ~ GreenYille, Missouri, 22d instant, state
that General JeI. Thompson engaged tin
Fe'erals Fl Frejerickiown on the previou.
day (tAe zist.) The enemy had q force o.
5,aG', and he Cont sderates were only ,sp
strong. Aver several hours ofsevere fighting
General Thom psoa ratreaied VITA Il loss of 1.
killed and wounded. The loss OF the enen
is said 10 have been & bout 400. The Federal,
had i've r;aed cannon, and General Thomp
son only two common guns.
SeyeraI officers on both sidss were killed.
fsyccsr risPATcH
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2e.--Some details OF the BATH,
ut rredaricktown, Missouri, have transpirec
from Federal sources. The Confederate force
were under the co9mand Of Generals Thomp
son and Lowe. and urn bared aoout 5000
ThA Confederate loss was heavy. ard the Fec
erals small. the Federais captured foD
heavy guns. II )n- ,rrit: aud Gaptain II,
mar, q the Indiana Cavalry, vera killed.
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z 4 @ IL KEN ky.
arrest of Gee. ID. f-tstice's SON while
on visi. 10 his Father, sSc.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 90 A gentleman who ie. {
Louisville on the 22j inst. and who arrived
here on yesterday, states that troops from
the North arc rapidly reaching Loui-vi'le.
snd that Gen. NcCook's forces between Lou
isyiiIe and Nolin nUn Der not less than 81 900
Three regiments from PenAsyIvania, witt
eight pieces g artillery, and one regimen t
from Indiana, and another from Minnesota
arrived TT Louisville on Tho 2tst and 22d inst.
AL regiments as they arrive are Immediately
sent 10 Gen Mc'ooks command. which IL
auv at Eiizlbethtown. TWO regiments FROM
Michigan were hourly expected
the Cincinnati Commercial, Il the I'D lust.
says tl,at n least one dozen additional North
eTn regiments VIII be ssas to Kentucky beioTe
The close OF the month.
tourney Prentice, the son OF the editor Of
the Louisville .ioosaql, who has been with the
Southern troops st Greenville, recently RI.
rived a; hi, fathers place, CT thu mouth OF
SILT river. whittier ia b gone on visit
lie was immediately arrested, taken TO Lot Z
isyiiIe. aud placed IN Jail.
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AsERfCASl 81 PAsIs-Mas ANNA Cora
RITcHIg AID MRs. GEHgRiL SOFIA Paris
correspondent OF the London star, writing nm
der date of oeptem Der Is, communicates the
following.
Among the Nor hernaTs now 10 Paris is ID g
wife OF Lieu tenant General Scott. She had Il
very marrow escape Of being among the uas
senger5 il the Great Eastern ,wheu that siea-
mer met with its latest and most serious acct
dent. Her passage WAS actually taken, and
she WAS on the eve of setting CUT. when an
American gen tiemau, whom General scott
had requre tad to come ali the way from New
YORK 10 be ner escort over the Atlantic ar
rived az Paris, and, having some matters TO
arrange here, which wouid cause a DELAY OF
TWO or three days, she Was obliged to defer
her voyage for few DAYS, and has NOT sincr
been able To leave Paris. MS. Scott is IN a
very delicate state OF health, and quite "A mar
tyr TO nervousness. She IL not able 10 read
the newspapers till spme friend LOOKS over
them assures her that there are II o evil tdin gs
from the North, and tnat nothing has han
p-nest 10 any member Of lier finally, OF which
her husband Is not TIE only one who has
taken az arms In detenc of the Federation
Close TO the house IN Which Mrs. Scott &
stAytrg lives ofher American Lady. or SOME
eele''rily IA her country Mrs RtGhie, no
Is better known AS Mrs Anna Cor. Nova. .
This lady, who - Ct Northern birth and ed =
cation, retired from The st ge on her secoad
marriage with wealthy southern planter
Sne is III remarkably pretty. as well ~ pc
cuitr;y fasc. Caung IN her II snners aId al
though past middle age. does not LOOK a day
older shtn she did fcurte' l. years sgo nor i,
.ae slightest token OF advancing wears to h,
seen in her hair, which still preserves thu
beautiful, burutshet. look anu would DC 70.
marhaoiy luxurious even for i young girl
Ia, r. ara also some near rcla.i( - Of q Il
.Ioht aton among. the Americana here. whp
he wsv~r, are not less anti slavery than ANY
OF the SeecAeT family.
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FROM CHARLESTON,
Ehe eterat EiseG Ell Charisstea--t onvictioN
sf "a Wall Hohaer-Eap,ure ct Another
psiEe. t.,

CHAgIEsror, Oct. "9.--I, was reported here
on yesterday that 4 large FEDERAL 1eet was
on this bar, 6u, the report mas not been con-
hriued.
Ia the Confederate Court, Michael McNa-
Iaata, charged with an bszzing public
i2cney aud robbiAg the mails, plead guilty,
and was sentenced, On one indictment, 10
tA~ee months imprisonment aud line ot
one nUnd@eJ dollars, Oh tue second indict-
nleat h was sentenced 10 ten years impris-
onmeEt.
The C34rie< CT tais morning announces rhYt
IA armed CoLl-derate vessel has another
prl2- IL 4 slf- har0pr, SAD that the 2 .sseI-
gers arrived safely Ia Charleston on y.ster.
day. among Them we're Cun.. Rich d Bart
leu, and lady of The brig Betsy ames, Of
Wells, Maine, Nchaei Teuuesy, aud six 9th
era. The AIues sailed from New York fcr
CarGph.s on the S,h Of October, aud was cap-
tureu some day. ago with all assorted cargo
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lie LanieY Guard.

A'AsFei''a- was raaie IL this coisur u
-'l " 'To =snca N beH@lf u the Lanier
fali .F->s Baltimore, :na writer having
10 a oelt-'s tEat ,he company were
-''.'.I !. r ,ne want OF sclt2hl- clothing
'--l" graph may hFve created the impr, s-
.a.t Lies corps had been neglected By
. .'"tt"as patron. WHOSE name they b. ar.
'-+'"'. t" a-eeTtained that t gnp'e tesu :
..-..s-- % sle best quality, has been
-.. 1856 ~ for 'p- 'aeu a q clothing houee
I'D .-.. -t.s. ans Is now ready % be forward.
d. f-i~. plt-pr tie Whole EXPENSE out
~. .Eltt.~ anas The sa-ae gentleman
1"Es--. p large SIAM Tor the benefit o.
', ~ t-"E, Had does no. IN end tAat they
'-.' '.14 iits >.aN 20 fer @alle ho hes the
-..A-s .- nstu thea.
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speculs,ions of Washington Correspond
ents.~

from the Washington correspondents Of
the Baltimore Sa-, We gather the following
ECRoPEAs POWERS AND TIE CONFEDERATE
lon, the long and well known special COZ
respondent OF the Baltimore SKA, says:
The sensitiyeness OF capital and commerce
has beeen greatly excited by the occurrences
Of the last week. Its now unprecedented that
there Is more reason for the belief inter- tain
cd by the Confederate States hat they will be
recognized by foreign powers than has been
supposed Would they have sent snch em mss.
sizes as they have now done 20 Enrone without
soine assurance against the rnortiiica tiotI Of
non reception
The repcr I'D confer nces between tho fsov.
erun4ents-oi England sid France m regard 70
American aaatre, may onws resulted to an f@-
vltation 10 tie Confederate Government 10
present propositions Tor recognition free
trade ana pro tdction Powers that have allied
Jhetnseiy~s f9F syovea inserYan ton In mssi,
30 wng.a net sagap;s "a ,ffesf:,fe In sgr s:r4,rs
essa, u fnets lsfssSss rrHia NJ .ss9,rl!fa GU Ii
fsslass. tbs sasrt It's thrasi. iiks Msss.i, lis
nasga III evil s'7t ~.fsssas aIs.afE!ns lbs
lSMssssrss. aaa s+;khgs erss ss.a hrsss m
ksFapa III sstfEffF N Fas #sEsFi Issfaz..
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FROM ARIZONA
4 sanguinary Engagement Confsde-
Iatas Y ctoriot3- SUR sn1er, &c.

CHAtLEsroy. Q -. IA special di9pa,o., II"
tne Loartr dated a r." Orleans on yest"I-
day, E,ae 2siD., sta.tss thtt al extra Of lie
Me>iiI;, !ia,cs. O. Sep. Ga, reports tunt =,
.,-ttuhsn.u. OF C,Iteoer.tes, namoerinl To-
under ;lle command Of t,.ptQu CoopHood,
defeated four COM p.tni"s OF lhe tedeCui rcsu
lars III Aral"sA The Federal lo-z was :
killed Reintorcenn "ntS were sent TO CAPITA. ,,
Coopwood, and it wa- thought he would t:k-
Fort Craig II i hours. Captain Cocpwooi's
loss vas three wounded.
Al Cau,osa. q. New MeXicsn yolun teer COM
pany had surrendered 70 Captain Coopwooc
without firing a gun.
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No.. tsD@lAN KILLED ~ TFx4a-H.
carter. OF Hartford, Connecticut.
. -f~a .6e following letter from Texas,
.. tAf - itte of 8 youth OF alexag.
.... - Aetle" OF Ir. Lewis Mackenzie. o..
No.. s)E3y 80 INFORM you that MIR John
a-.. "hnp you sent 10 Texas oo hls,.
t1. ~ ls.n ~ acusi Ne Ind "a ~ t.oN LAY
E..,. '..- h"rWleS Bay 10 sabine in the .loou
ala .' On jhe MeuloUr river the sIoap
ll,,,.' sci 10y two Of the United STATE
che. < '4U@dr. a, oae Il steamer and The
tgf,,f' "ii2. ADD sndaayorinQ 10 escao. yan
.tra4 '-1tf river. The citifsus seeing her
h.tf..' .'Hd shppoeirg her 10 be- a United
shoT ~ So Arro into her and in doing so
.sse, -44tken Ste 10 the forehead H. waa
,i,' .. re 10" aud asd the best rnedica. rt.en-
1gt e+-a''.'i nut died the nest dayat2p.
fua.-sIl- 80 wa hurled on nay pIanta tlon MS
soi. A.1SI ded BY a large number CT FER
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LkxIEa OF A coREEs-srosE-aDIT poR pAzAaEs-
DEATH OF SAvAL eYFIoRa, 81.

LAfIE9 OF A coRFEs-srcsE-arITs oR pAEAaEs--
DEATH OF NAVAL eFfIoBa, 81.
The corner stone OF III. Bard Orphan Asy-
lun OF st Stephens i'E urch was laid yester-
day afternoon, in the presence II a large UNI
eer OF spec y tors The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by ths Ri ht Rev. Aiorso Potter
Ii Blshop hopkins, OF NeFmo ont aud
Rev. nr. ;acacnet, OF -. Steph-n's hcreh
Messrs Matthews &c .doore, ut Bush Hiii,
have succeeded IN Casting twenty Two large
sizT toiuu biasis, for dse tt VashIngto ION, and
hereafter che Qg,lI De oast each y, until the
new furnace Is cotup letra, wh-" the force VIII
be Increase sufficiently 10 prCouce two daily.
VIM A. hode-on, publish r OF the J.frrSo-
htat newspaper, the type ana other materials
ot which were taken bossess ton II AT Wrst
Chester Ivy Marshal Milward and his jepp-
ties by order OF United States District AttJr-
ney COFFEE, has comm need a su.t for dam ,gt3
against the Marshal and his Deputies Tor Jres-
pass
Commander VIM. ;. Young, Of the L. :.
Navy, died In Philadelphia on III 18th inst
he was n native Of the District 81 Columbia,
from which he was appointed On March LIST,
1927,
An o'3ce- connected ~itn one nf the en-.
csmpItents near me C.ty, WA charged oafn.e
Alderman Etitier, vest rday, with highway
robbery
The new gunboat Itasca and Sciota, now al
the wharf oil ] r Morris n Co, Port klch-
lnond, will soon be ready fJr STA, tl- ma
cis.aerv Tor tn 1t2sca being nearly III place,
Gud Tie uldchincrs ter tAscther Wlil ee rr1dg
toE trial III about two weeks. the engines
now ca board ut thess vessels are known aS
bdca-acton mArIn9 engines, their itcO.lar
construction enabling tl.lr b,tIlder 10 put
them in = very small spece, oo. upylng, us
they 40, but 10 by IS feet IL the hold Tue
cylinders, TWO tn LuGnb er. are 81 inches 4
GiatletaI, = inches stroE%, attt calcuiated to
Ii AXE l0J reyo! utiCus per minute. Each Yes
sci has two patent tubular boilers, that &C
cupy spucs OF l. by = 4oeti leaving room ca
eaca SIDE for coal ouukers. Tae screw pro-
peilers are OF brass, feet lii diameter, and
weigh 5.lHe pOunGs eaCh, The engines are
aoout+Vc horse power and II Il Calculated the
vess"l VIII MAKE from tea to twelve 1ajitI Der
hour The gunboAt IahOIna, which W,s
built al " ilmlugton, Del, ana - now u TIE
iron works Of he1uey 4 son, at Ches:e. " III
soon oe completed, steam having Eeeu - pied
70 90 AL.chiGarN on S:tLnr..nv.
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LATER FR0a EUROPE.


FARTHEE PoISr, Oct. 23.-The North Bri-
Ton hts arrived with Liverpool accounts 20
Friday, Oct. ilth.
Lord Monek, the newly appointed GOV
ernor- General of Canada, is passenger on
DoIrd of The North Brigon.
The excitement in The Liverpool cotton
market continued.
The Paris Bourse was quiet
Notwithstanding the anxiety which pre-
vailed ia regard TO the crops. ina people con
tnced to maze Investments N the Euglieii
funds.
The Bank u Franco hiss declared ii. amour
u bullion - be one million Of francs.
The baliion N the BunA c England has
Increased 1900.
A. London, cousois We're quoted a. 92sa92l .
Flour was GI9n, and wheat had advanced
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The Indiana Twentieth on the North Caro-
lima Coast.

We have published fnll particulars Of the
recent capture of n large number Of the mem
bers OF the Indiana Twentieth regiment on
beard the Steamer Fanny" near Cape Hat
tefas, and also of tn" sn bsequeut retreat Of the
regiment. We find in the Indianapolis Jour
MAJ several letters from a member Of the In
diana troops At Hutteras, which are quite
amusing, and throw new light upon some Of
the statements alrsady laid before eur readers.
Anout the last of ceptem Der The greater ~, I
OF the regiment hsd boan sent about forty
miies froTn Fort II .iteras. and BIZ thu "a Ct
October were short of provisions. The es enrs
which followed are thus described:
TaEsfaAs "a FassY-~TEs CONFEDERATE STEAMERS
~ slsaf~~& saAsF Kst4 aEs ~ T--s94PrrAg on
Tas giKsY, kgs
''Ussss III sal az, 81, taa a,.Fsitss
saasf ksyy III s.gas gS.s5y ass,fn. nsnYssss
Gsassss frsat Sad saysssf kssysssa Lss Il, 4
s@ssFrfsH ssss'fi Tfssf I'm SGT fs;ssssA
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BY JAMES n. TAfLOR, CAarleslDu, d. =.
n Il Il S WE'D SALE.
AT AUCTION.


ID Try @ 700 DS
On TUESDAY, he 9Th OF November az 10
clock. viii cJTauence the pubic sale by ra,ar
Lugue. OF The entire stock
u K Z u OBS
Of HeHsrs. ROBERT All. alt Il Co. Graz 4.soa
>. G.. "a fheir store corner o. King and Market
st-eets
This stock consists OF y complete s.,.ortmeut -
very variety OF
FOREIGN aud DOM Es,TIC GOODS
te4nirtd in tha most extensive retail ,,zas oetng
dcbsie only In coarse woo,eas, blankets ard
pctlra.
TIE Foreign goods have been recently imported
9y .henseiyee, and were selected with core and
aste.
The sale will ba In the order OF tbs catalogue
from day Ia day, Until the " hole stock IL rod
On MONDAY, the All of November the stoYp
= Ill be open the
INSPECTION Of the GOODS
Arrangements have been u4ade Cor Tie pae king
* ICONS at reasonable ~hargeJ.
ItRHS--Cash. oc 2t-6t
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DISTINCTIVE FtkE-Ihe harn OF Captain
Geo. II, pa.@Hron, resiaiag near I,.tnsl. "a
Aiaaerst eo2ety. Va. wag eoasu,asd by tire.
lew days ago At liz tlsas Of Iha con 1. y.
srsssea sas hs.ad'sx aaAsasssa 80 or ftsl smaAs
~, VI Whssl the Hfass a sesRsca fis itla
ssa fHa .fsss ,sat, s.fgs assess If :uaasy,
eGe / nsnssy ~ yyssAsss atsas.iN vafiAtS
~ ssss Il etNxsfsl gF Hssa Ntrs " ~.
fat w ~ ssssssSFy
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ARaEsr --On Wednesday hast, REAR Hen.
dersoa. Ky, aman recognized as Captain
In the Confederate Army. Was arrested by q
scouting party of the Slst Indiana regiment.
Wheo arrested h. carried n howse-kuir.
which was covered with blood, AS well As ina
clotAisg ne aore. Tie refused 10 account .0r
,hese sssns VI gaIt, INA was consequently
taken 20 AMP Al HENDERSON and placed ii
safe keepinS,
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AphtNHalInsa.

.-. 4.aE T. Hsdwia, Of augusta sounty.
'N" commands & regiment Ia NORTH
81. -.' t--t a.'-. haz resigned ms seat ia The
t.'.t >s,e Convention
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--' telegraph gives contrad,a .ory report.
't t.-:.~at El+d.r4cnto.2n, do on the 2i>t
Ter !. as l.ugos,ihis 10 gather def,
RI. -ae rrsnltfroIu lhe unofficial =La l.,
.-' lA1 shed this morning.
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Eg 4LEX. SOFT. Ilesa.oz.,.

FURNITURE, CLOTHING. SHOES,
l. HaECuEsS, DEVIL pe ii Il auction,
h lay ato,e. On aURSDAY, Oct 81. ,om.
oencing a. 10 o'dors, q small io, q + GTniiu,e.
insisting Of Btdsteeds Ma-fesse-,. fables. SC;
y ack Cloth Frock and Dress Coats Pr t.. &C.;
shoes, Hats sud Fancy Goods
AL>o-sx trul I and Silver Wateh :. to pay sd
gaacss and Liilrgts.
Tern cash.
o. - ALxX MOTT Anf@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

kuo,stH,'s.ok or Ba"W~Low Ws1a.-The
beer 80 HAi$, lBrownlow's psper,) has
lort ~ 1ned. The editor. in his W I4dic-
IL as,s.'. itoRuage chartererisiic of the man.
bttar4 ba lI5t h" VIA rot ia the pusnc lis
fF1puat. OPPoft the Confederate Gov
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
The Peninsula.

q. ''.''-.t ts.aps w~re sen. yesterday Ia
't4-- le, among which we noticed the
viz "a Alabama, and tie ,t1 and 10th
pa 2~galrnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

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Hea 80. enc the latter With n snusket.
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