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important from Mexico-I.etter fTsm Pre-"
sidsnt Lincoln--Arrest OF Mrs jack


sen. &C.
New YORK. Oct i3.--The HraLds " ssh
ington dispatch, of yesterday; says that il
teiHgeace has been received from minister
erwin, which is regarded as highly import
mt at this time. Mexico is compelled to have
money 10 pay the interest on her Enghsh
.l.bt. and thus release her from her present
Embarrassment.
The Herq'd's dispatch further states that
.iucolu's Government is determined to
land by Mexico at all hazords, and will pro-
.act her against any encroachments from for
ian powers.
President Lincoln had addressed letter TO
r;ncl&nd, France, and Spain, that those pow
,r. might know what his intentions are, but
10 response from those powers have been re-
c. wed
The Tyibuas's dispatch says that eignt regi'
mems aud two batteries from Ohio have been
IN their way To Kentucky the last ten days.
The mother of Jackson, who killed Els
worth. was arrested on the 18th for keeping
.."dtzvous for Federal spies, near prospect
Hill.
AZ. Federal Government are erecting per-
,nsuent barracks at Washington for sixty
housand troops.
V,is 1ecortra that General Mitchell Will Do
mr. IN command OF the expedition 10 drive
the rebels out of the Cumberland Gap ana
thence carry the War into Tennessee.
Henry lay was released from or Larry
eits Ia attend the funeral OF his brother COM
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CAMP pfflAhLk,

Eth october, isSt. J
~. HAVING learned that several Of nv ne,
- who %ers seat FROM caInp 20 l.. sci al ha,.
eft their quarters and eone "a s.iehmoud withcn;
90 aiming leave, | LrrsDy order them to -u,,rt
immediately 20 ne sr Camp Defiance, or wheseyui
ssr may he stationed
In case OF nop-compdaIce, an order viii be issu-6
for their arrest wherever inund " thin the TONED
rate Siat's. when they viii lie dealt with as CO
trmed deserters.
rbsar naming them a. this time "a shay NAV
be ignorant Of their Eabiii airest and punish
nleHt.
rPF ire snformafioa OF snch SIS nay have friend,
and relations in C-myany ~ l ana rt.d 60 max.
KIN '~a me excellent condition 81 nv cetnlasa -
Notwithstanding the fatigue of IA s c.,npa gu AM.
the severity OF the c!iniate my company tuioy good
health, ana In common with ota~r c0mtsni safswp
from Richmond, compare favorsby with tie hard,
inouisaaneers who have volunteered from Ibis r..
gion. e.. A. WALLACF
Commanding Rieliln"rd Light Guard
Go. H., I'll Res. Va. Vols, Wise Legion
no lift
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Religions ReviyaIs Am"rz our Soldiers.

Religions RcyiVais Am"U2 our Soldiers
Tor more than week revived has been in
progress pm0ue the soldiers stationed al Ash
! nj. Services are held every night in the
Nrp.isi' hercii, and the seats set apart t0i
i'4~ anxious are frequently wei! nigh filled by
Vie snl iisT- who are skiing for the prayers Q
q csp4np1e Rev W l. Hatch, of II inches
u'r, Fr-a hes every night At Aquili Creek
ulgIt h.N" profee>ed con version within a few
weeks, number Q: whom were baptizad il
Tie Po'7m1c nv Rev. Geo 7. Il cby, a chap
lam. The entire regiment with which the
converts We're connectet turned ont 30 witnes :
(ar ceremony. OR informant says he has
never locked mon = more lovely and iInpres-
S'r scene We understand that Il protracteu
A'~tunE ls in progress in Col. Cary's regiment,
and ii'at Rev. Andre Broaddus. OF Caroline,
- on l2tIuS. We hear Of another revival il.
WINCH Twelve soldiers proasss,d conversion,
A'rcf whom united with the Methodists, four
"ith ,he Baptists, and The remainder with
t"e Piesh, ,sri ms. The religious community
g the Confederate st ttcs ought 10 feel en-.
Outraged b" IN So tokens of the iii, inc power
10 par forth sail greater efforts In behalf OF
fHr spiritual welfare Of our army. Fully ore
Tt OF the so!diers are destitute Of a copy of
lie New Testament, and of all other religious
rtHting.
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DEATH or Cor. GEO. Bowss.-A correspoa.

DEATH OF Cor. Gxo. Bowgg.-A correspon.
dent Of the Raleigh Standard gives the follow
ng particulars Of the death of Mr.. Bower:
He started to Raleigh on Monday last, the
9Th, and reached the Yadkin river near
Wiikesborough, about dark; he attempted 10
ford IL, and the water being higher than h.
expected, his carriage and horses were washed
Down the stream an he was drowned. Dill.
gent search WIS made for his body until the
morning OF the 10Th. when IL WAS found about
a mile below where he Was drowned. lie was
sew en- ~ four years OF age. He was one Of our
most energetic, industrious and nsefel ciii-
z-ns. He was mem Der OF the church, and
in'sintained as such consistent and nprisi.t.
course.
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Fatal AFFsAy .--About noon Yesterday two
Spaniards GOT into u light, in Joseph Orte4:
oyster saioon, III the corre- of DeiorG ane
'aroodeiet streets, when one OF them, nance
Jose VI ria Morales, got tue other down o.
the uoor, anti both drew their knives Mo-
ri!rs stabbed his opponent ten o. twelve
tines, a.. he nad him SC that he conid not IT,
Laiiat-, but only succeeded in making f.s!
wounds. SHpposlnc him 10 be numbering tn
man, and knowing Morales 10 Or a bold ba,.
man, Ortes ran up, and with stick gave. hin
si.ch a blow On the head rs rolled him OYER
The underman vas now free, and iustanti.
plunged his knife into the right shoulder O
m1riks. II severed the sub-cilvian ,rtn,,
AID he bied 10 death in f,.w minutes TIL.
weapon with which this was done was an otf
sword cut down to Il dirk Of about eighteci
inches length, aud this very iengle
was what prevented its use when TO-
the possessor was lying Undaryeath his al
tagonist The weapon of Morales was az
ordinary pill enter, sharped TO Il poiut. |
rs bent and stained with blood. Morale Wa (
! thief by profession and II noted desperate
TWO years a&o he Wts cent TO the pppiten
t,afy, and served out term OF eighteei
mon tbs. Since he came back. he is believe,
o, the police 10 have committed a his il w;,1
robbery Guti several other drprr,iatious Hi
body was brought 10 the Hrst district polio,
Office. y here Dr. Bcrlheiot made. til. nos,
norton e&tinihatlcn.--N'sr CT!taas BE. loth.
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Mr.. A. a. Stone, OF Maryland, connected for
ara with the Richmond and BREEDER ic ksburs
raiirotd Com pany, died in Fred ri ic ksburs
Cd Monday last, IN the Sist year OF his age.
Hon Jas. 4. Seldom, in g card 10 the voters
OF The fth district, declines betGs Il candidate.
for seat Ia the Confederate Congress.
On account OF the pressure OF the times III.
Rtleigh IN. o. Re2isf.r has reduced its SIR.
and otherwise curtaii, q It's expenses
Mr. John iS-JhIue, ST. died in the yiniuit,
OF 'olumh bus. Ga, on tast Friday week. II
was ~ years OF age.
Vim. kshoe, an old and hshlv resp.cted
citiz-" OF Memphis, Tenn, died in that cit,
on Thursday, the I7lh
The Holly Springs Hera53 has suspended
he editor announces, temporarily.
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fhE2 ~ TgaIAS SYNOD OF VIRGINIA T,ire
pay.-IhIS body. which has been liz session
Tor several days in peteTshuTg, met again Oh
Friosy last, aHd spent h,it an hour in davo
tIUnai services. Tire c"iiStderati III Of the Il
port OF he Committee on Church Relations
was resumed, ANA AFT = various amendments
tbs report was GGallv adopted. The gret.lri
part OF the day WIS consumed IN tnis issrt o
the report OF he committee. Appointment Is
for preaching in the nirterAnt churches uI III
eitV on Sunday, were announced altrr which
lAe SYNOD alLlnrnaI.
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SCIcIDE.--In the county If Sai-m, n. e., OF
Tuesday morning last. the dead body q
sarah Walker, c'ughter of .iohn Walker
vac found suspended from the rafters iii tn,
str!e OF her fathers house. II appears thi,
daughter kept house tor her f.tiitr, and a,
shr ,sionHlly visited the neighbors, hei
absence IN this IAS -thce ioF a do, created %
nneasine-s, untii on Tutsuny morning hei
ftther became soiueWhdt aiarInrd at her pro
tract'd absence, and las titu ell search, vi.ri
ner "a. Vts 1Uud Is above stated. y.
cause VS. aSsigrst fpr the rash act. sh,
was Is years ut age.
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Hill
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRyss Mosgos, Ut. iS.-TW@tve OF tho
tltn Regiment of New York 4 ,aay-s on yes
ter,iay were taken prisoners b, the tonleher-
atss :. short dl stance above Newport NeWs.
Those prisoners, we believe, have be en- Ia
Richmond several days
Lieut. Tyler, VINO commanded the party,
H. Pow nnder arrest FOR co2sardly benaSior
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SAFE Or BLooDED @TOtK.--The blooded sock
belonging To The estate OF the late Thomas d.
Watson, Of Petersburg, Were sold nj ;luctio.
IN that city cn Saturday last. The folIoain,
are the saiz-:
The bay stallion Monican, years old, A..
-hoGEat by J b. Dunu.
The s3rrei stallion john Dods0n, years 10
:2oo-Donght bs u. ". ctoii.
lhe bay mara Nary, IL years old, sl75-
bought Icy J. 4. Dunn.
HE sorirl colt, 10y Johu Dodson, yeaI
old, e3i5-DoughI by A. II. Lindsey.
ne bay cotL (bs Aonican,l Sl70--bou6ht by
4. D. Mcliyyai.l.
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NASHVILLE, Oct ls DR.. Alien and ged-
tleman named Long, b IN from shelby ccun-
ty, XIV, fought Il duel ri the Horse Cave, on
he 18Th inst The sff,ir WAS houor.bly nd-
iiistsd after th- frat fire "Nobody hurI.
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SE.ofIS@ -tgFkAy IN NAsulgo<-A GiT
Guilty occurred IN driak{rg -iiC0l IN Ma
poleoU. on Ihurzd.y night Inst, between
Dr. D-sr;lign ana brick mason named FraGt
Caeen, durins which the l1ttar drev. 2 pistol
and shot btspain the bail enteriaE th.-
breast. killing him Instantly. Casen rn,d.
his escape, and al last accounts had rot bee,
arrested. The deceased was under the in
tiu"ncs OF liquor aE the time the aGcay oc-
Cured.
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FUTURE DAYS.

IIiGH CoNSTABI.kS SALE by vIrtu. II
Isl sds.t-ess ~ rant In my hards asnis 4 r. L.
Vas eur. In favcr nf John y. Alisn, shall sell q
pae &c suetier, On Fkii,AY, ths s5sA dr. al Octo-
Der, lSsi y, the factory in Tohsceo Alley. betwssu
l3sa and lA,h eta STE N kagtne TAB at -four
horse powos.l Melting xpd> Pnllys = bstisws.
Anvil G.ind Stone Iren ross, viesA &c.
TERNs-cash
GEO A. FIREMAN, H.E u. u.
A. the sane tim and pi~fe the StvAr. I'm ine ssA
axtur~s rel n The above sdvs. tieemst viii
v.sssur, . u r. VSnn4 .. wust>s, for is = q AZ
b uaAlvon. Ind ~--~~ 6ny q AuHue6 lGr - q
ssssss Is ~ Nsisss pss,s = ~ ~ = t.k
auntsl 80 r i1~~A
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DRsPRRATs ARFgAT.-The AicSairy EaL
8GeHs' gives the PARTICULARS OF ain ARRAY th",
recently occurred An savannah. H4ruia 80
II Wnlch seyt raj men Were shetland one killed.
1he circumstances, as stated oY the H4nH.,.
are rs follows: y quarrel couIauni eI lea4
ldaX~ tiG's grocery, .lid the crowd Goa. nlencet
throwing ROCKS ~ tif grocery. upon which
3icA. maxwell cVuiiDencGd iiTing into tn
crowd. The LauieS of the per sons killed al d
seriously Wounneu are - Hus.ey--sAut ;Ie
acknowledgement by Muxweil-d,s;ld kil..l
Gi4nt, Bobo Grant, and Barton, seriously
*ou".ed, and tour Others nanies No. KNOW,
sIshuy WounGed
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y&t.froisrassT .~rUr. yirginius Harrisoa. of
$50 .oufy, HIS beea appointed Assistant Sur
ss,e 80 10 ths Confederate States army. 10 h.,
''He'oasa st tbs Wkils Sliphpr Epr.nas.
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SCnpgs DEaTH.-Mr John ", q t3crt.o,
an Old and esteemed conductor. on the Mont.
gonerY aud West Point Railroad. was fount
dead III The Sfrect ia t'oium hus. Georgia or
Sund " night last. There We're no marks 0
violence On MS person. ana rs he had nor
been robbed, there WAS nothing 10 indicate
hat he GAME 10 his death in & violent ntsc-
Err,
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Tennessee Electoral Ticket
Cor, MousHaId laval

NApHvIGL4 Oct. l9.--hrnbers OF The Logs.
iature had Il meeting last night, and recon
lnanded an cleo Eoral ticket.
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NEg ORLEANS, OF. la.---G.n. M1nsneid
Lowell assumed com mand of ihis department
on yesterday.
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SALES.
= > : > - : = :
TitiS DAY.
By RICHARD CAUTHoRy, Aua'y.

HN MONDAY 2ist inst. at II o clock, at my
I J sore, viii seu al auc.i n, htds shou der
BACON; 10 bhis. uERklEGS; SUGAR BIZ T.
fER, i.SRD, DC
stone WAR".-Aso, 20 pieces stone Jars,
of si IL
FUkNiff RE After the above, viii sell
hand ,out. maTbe-.op Cabinet; i Loung- Is
spring Sc ~ mahogany Cnsir, WARDROBE Sale;
Feat er Il, j. Mattress Va v" 4 ~
oele r. CAUTHORN, Auct
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-. COKNs,
~ BUNi0NS
GAL oSI,ffES
DEFURMED Nails, &c
Aud ais DTStASES 90 fHE FEET
Eraoieated bv DIR SCHULTZ = novel process ST. with.
out pain--a desiderstu.u eagerly aousht by All who
IL. heath.
sE orhee, Wa st. Hotel, Wall ct. oe ls--3.s
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The Raleigh n. c. Standard says

4 report is in town, which = though to b,
well founded, thai III" Yankees have Effected
landing at Swar sboroush, or at Cedar
Point, near that pl4ce /, is only about 10
miles from Cedar Point To the Atlantic II ill
read Bridge over Newport river, and il il
supposed the Yankees were aiming 70 get pos-
session OF inc bridge. We have no doubt
they will be promptly met ana driven 70 their
shinS
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couST.
The New Orleans Data is indebted to the
courtesy OF Gen. Twiggs for the following
I, geographic dispatches received frem Col.
Dunn, commanding NJ Fort Jackson:
foRT JAcEsoS, Oct. ls.s r. NJ.
To hcior General T1ivss: A out IL O'Clock
saturday morning, while the fight WIS pro
crossing in tne Southwest + IS, DIR. Brad
bury was arrested in n small boat about q
mile below the head of the passes by the
U. 5. steamer FlcClelIand Captain Gray, for
s.ierly of the Star % tina West commanding.
After taking him prisoner, the steamer ptit
fanout aad went out of Pass a FOnrre and
around 10 the SOUTHWEST + ass, Immediately
going alongside Of the Richmond The teiow
ing infol nation Is therefore reii;, Bile us the
enemYs account. a..
The Richmond was struck by the ram. Ia
stead OF he Pre5ia. She was struck a little
;tbait OF her fore chains small linden t,1i,..,
in her copper WAS visible; her great injury
being beow the water Hne. 1t WAS with
great expriions only that she was kept afioat
going down the Pass, and she was there run
aground 10 save her The EinceBnes lao
went aground and her GINS were thrown ont
10 Tighten ber Soma time Saturday every
rrep' ration WIS made TO blow her up-~a
match having been ACTUALLY applied TO the
train, which accidentally Went out. This was
stated ny one OF her officers.
"A don know II any one w injured on the
vessels. One of our shells burst In the cabin
VI tne hlcHUttHu. lie s1Dutn CtTotiEsi aiiU
MSCioii.nd We're boz 4 required to get oil The
Eincennes. The AcCleiitnd got OFT the
Richmond they got of SUNDAY about ten
O'Clock, AS seen from the South west p Sta
tion, This morning the Richmond was all
o. the stern bows out th. water. he Gc-
ICELAND brought out TWO rifieG cannon,
WHICH gave the greatest satisfaction, thn 9th
GERS saying they were now ready tor the Ivy.
Ine Euns We're taken board tie Richmond
imin' dlateiy, and placed 1T position The
doctor thinks the bore OF the guns about
three Inches, say 6-pounders, or the ma trs OF
the one on the Water Witch tn, v certainly
do not exceed - Founders.
Df Bradbury was treated with the greatest
com .tsy, more as II guest than Il paIsou.I,
and was allowed to leave alter tne Rich
mond AID Nincenres got OFT the bar Tia, L
>. clipper snip Aigifting II. is aground on The
onterlnUst east mud tuinihs OF the ). w Prss.
The enemyS nc, cunt OF Tue b tile OF Santa
host IS that our force M de very bold ana
brilliant attack, but was reruise with great
loss, 4 boat having got a-rouAd on the re-
0"iVDg OF our troops, alch Wis fired Oh
from til" beach VITA great Effect. They aC-
knowledge III t Billy Wilson rtn in his shirt,
ana. thai another regiment between him sad
me icrt did Jae tghuug,
J X LrETkT.
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Tho Hickman Courier, Of the 18th, says
1--WE learn thai ttn unfortunate collision oc-
CURED on the Mobile md OHIO Railroad last
evening. By which two men Were killed an q
several badly wounded. Neither the condUc
tor nr engineer have mace their a. pes rance
since the occurrence, and II is supposed the,
did the deed or purpose, 10 prevent n move
ment Of troops from couTnbus.' No infor-
nation of an occurrence of The kind has come
to our knowledge from amy other source.
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BY GODDIN & APPEkSOs. Aactaot

BY GODDIN & APPEkSCh, Aacttoneers.
TWO vIRY VALUABLE BUILDING
lot en- The NORTH SIDE. .F
MARSHALL, BETWEEN FIRST AND
AID Ids SHEETS, Fur SAIL AT AUG
ZION Will b. sod III aue ion, ON he premises.
&C ihUksDAY Ar rEkNsp,N. IL d tictober
sSi, II o'e'oes, two very vauabie l. ,Ts 10.
Gated g. abovr, each ffousing g feet running back
l61 feat S " d. alley, and 10 Mag az the west
The new br'ck dyr!hng II Hr =. r. Raeiaad
TERMS -oue foufth 81 !; balance ~ 4, =, and
~ months. for sable ne:ss laferess aud. and
ut g re Iasaed I'LL Inst note IN Pad.
oe IA GOBLIN d APpERScE, Auets.
p.S.-In conseqs of the min the abav. ale
yonea TO MONDAY hvENIN0, at a =
ssrls hoar, fac 81 G.. A.
1lIGH CO ..>fAkLk.S sA L. -. -
,o!o. on MONDAY. the ci,t d., af o. t.ber
ieoi, at 20 O'Clock A. NJ. 81 the ssigh Con
Office = lot II HOT SIR OLD ~ SNITI e &c
coma sting Of Bnr-aa. Tsois., hsirs I'd. |. A.
Mattre sss, ! Pine Wardrobe, I sies, Misrers
so.As. Rocking Cnairs. hon Safe 1 LIE ter Pr a
Writing Decks large 10. OF eamphss,a n. Vie a
and Books; lot Of Glass Jsrs CANDY Tebsrc.
&c, 10 satisfy istTess wsrsDs In nv hanas
against John Aenry. In favar OF L vi. K, 10 err
Ella Lnmpkin rs. l4forn- Gsss e. N. } II G.
Tras Tor e. John srsneo. and williaa A Walter,
~. James r. Sutton.
Also rns.u s.wing Mact iues (0rcysr Be-
kerr. ne Ia blsrx wsnut case--@o safety m
order Of the Richmond Husisgs tseart. iaads N TIE
attachment case VI John w Davies 80. =. w.
Cispp.
TEkxs.-C.sh. aEo. 4. YRxHMAN
90 te-T IL &. O. r.
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WELL rCEE kPPoIkTTox.
The Lynchburg Republican, has the follow

The LynchbuIs Republican, has the follow
ing:
The people OF the county OF Appomattoz
have made ample provision - ciothe then
volunteers comfortably Lbis winter. Tie
work Was apportiuned anon; TIE people a.
tne different mag iSterIal districts, ana the,
already have more than ciotLi enough Teauy
for their live huAured Inen now III lna ne;u.
ALREADY, 200, have they bati KAT more Than
suliCieaCy OF good suuslint idl yarn SOCKS LOI
each Lldn. rs U,uSl, III ali goes! works, tne
ladies OF the ccuntY Were foremost III tlls
bic uAder taking. " TO wouiu not liz 1t - TIE
death tor surh sisters and mothers, ana sweet
near u rs tAese?
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YANKEE PRISONERS.


The Stauntoh N'eftot0F, Of friday, says:
On Thursday last. twenty four prisoners
FROM the West arrived here by the railroad
and iftten from Hardy coeaty--the la tier be-
ing Union men of this State. We Understand
tn seToe OF these latter had been in The
Federal army and had been allowed 10 90
home to seed their grain. Fer time, ~
,st they will be Supported by the Coined
crate St.tes.
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DisTkEss1Aa CA7U4LTY.
The Knoxville lT,nn.l Reg isLer, OF Thu
as INTERESTING INCIDENT ~ orR AMY or TIRE
SoRTHW EST.
One of our exchanges says:


There is conn ected with Col Savage's Regi-
meat T"nnrSs-G NoluH teers Gen. D1n9lso
Brigade, a iittle negro about lively. years old,
belonging 10 one OF the boys, who deserves,
perhaps more than Il passing notice. Fat,
stutY, small for his &c, with large eyes. and
as " black q. black can be- he is known rs
Dave" turing Il late skirmish between the
rear guard of f4en. DoHetson's brigade, and
about four hundred OF the eneIuy, buck OF the
fortihCatioas at tCoHch =, on The morning
If the I2th Septem Der last, lin which twenty
1--we OF the enemy were killed, Donelson loos-
ing bat one man. Dave was one Of the first to
run down the hill the fight bat WIS
immediately ordered back Icy one of the Off
ers. This he did not like, but in obedience
10 orders, back he weat, ana, after Climbs &
III, Tie hill, took position an old stump
standing where he could view the fight, and
II the tne time sea the BRIG 2de pass ut double
quick in single fiIe-ior the path was only
bout twelve inches III width. Standing on
that stump. with the bals flying round him,
with eyes diiated. jumping up and down and
ciapping his tiny hands, he cried, at the top
Of his vol e. - Press on, men ~ Hurry up,
men our side 3 II beltin ~ Rest assured
that Dave was quite II hero among the men
thereafter.
DISPOSITION OF THE "BowLD SOCCER BOZ. z
The Lynchburg pirsinian says
In answer to the numerous inquiries which
have been made OF us concerning the dlspossl
OF Mrs. Keith, we will state thst after re-
naming i'll jail several days, she was dis
charged ny order from Gen. Winder, at
whose Instance she was arrested the s.cond
time. Upon her discharge she appeared in
the apparel OF her SEX, and We suppose will
not again soon undertake To plsy tue s.bowld
sogsr boy" She Immediately left here kr
Memphis, which she claiin-d as her home.
M3RE vAsDsLiss.
The private residence OF Col j. w Allen,
IN Jeifarsou county, commandant Of tha I'd
virginis regiment. has been hur.s by the ia-
ceGdiary torch. There are many In that ssc-
tioa who seem 10 Se suffering bsonuss Of tksir
fsalfy ~ tbs 4Sasa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

The ksieigh Register says that Agiutant
General Martn, of North Carolina, nas civ
en- notice that the Legislature having aptho.
rtzed him To do so, he Is prepared To pay to
the wives aid children Of the officers and
men belonging to the volunteer forces of that
State, captured NJ Hirteras, half the pay they
would have received If they had not been cap
tureG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

The Hiechaaics' Saving and Loan A.soci;,
ton, OF Savannah, CIT, has given notice Iha
il VIII advance tve cents q mound uron Get
ton n baies averaging nliG,iling 1Iity de-
iiyercd in & brick W3rehouse in Macon or
firiisiu !; tire ton there TO reuia In until thr
birck4fe Is removed, so that it can be fairly
gold For this advance, in tsrtst at per cent
will b. charged also i commission of q per
cent, with wareh ouse expeus~ aud insDr nee
II is also said that other b1uks in that State
will go into the same arrangement. If SO z
material relief will be afforded the planters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

slant, says:
Thousands OF Kentnckians are now ready
with their Inuskets to atone for and redeem
the State. The South has 30 ooD ma jorisy IN
the State, al when the question is fairly put
to the people, they will join tneiI sisters of
the South"