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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-19

dressed 70 bim and ~ psrstary of War. October
- and q. 1850. Bat th13 aet was caused, q ex.
planned 70 him st ~ ~. BY the miwepres.nta-
t,ons OF the .tsss b e9eef the earlier speeches Of
L One Of my stsSensntG eompi lining OF the
Joint eountsrmand. go through the seereta-
riss Of War and NAVY. Il prevent the landing as
Port Pisksns Of Cals edses'. company, naless
dent to prove 'singui1!eant Vt memory" on my
part and note fton. Assretary Holt v sdducsd
sounternand the day Jalary ~ that It wss pre-
pafed
statement By assidsnt = -. Holt. and no one more
Incapable Of making 60 " design; yst hsvs NOT
the sghtest roeolleetioA - any interview with him
q This subject Do TeaDenbeT. however, that Mr.
Halt; q ,ons na:sss g Hslns... approached my
Y hum N aoesn OF t4n. Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.
Hslt, and myself wees ~ landsmsn. aud could
know bat lttls Of - 3mpossihility Of landing
troops on N opsn ssa boaeA. with high wizd ana
. :ss M .S.gs Te:y S >, sy Of .s tho N:y rh
psrienoe. ought 70 hAve i'd plumpIy that If vod
gss was not to land exeeD1in the case of an sttaok
upon Fort eicksns, - M3lAt ~ we'll have remain.
% at Fortress koncoe, - the prohibition placed
eos os .s = e @:; y Ss
On The psss o. the fsbd commandsr q Psnsacola.
Possibly there ere other parts Of the reply which
. guperhcial rsader may think require comment or
elucidation; and, indeed, here u another marked
& The ex President has brought together lab
rynth Of dates respscting the arrival and departure
OF rebel cammi11iOnerD. afmist Cee, &C., with which,
- had no ofAcial connection, may have made
IN unimportant mistake or two; but q have not
BY mo the means CT recovering the clue to these
wirdings, shall not attempt to follow thsm.
WINyIGLD Soorr
New York, t.h Av. Hotel, Hov. .. 1852
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usrlRM HoRfH oAIoLuA.

A. ,...lnesat LADY, WHOSE hsns = n Caldwsil
..,,,y Hsr.A Carolina but who he's been absent
:. u. xertA q school Ase some ysars. arrived At
s.asA lass Friday. On her route 70 Raleigh
49,. ths North ~ cane tAreosh Nswhsrn, at
-a,.A posnt ~ was sunDsllsd 70 remain fer near
!, ,Ar,s weeks. During Aw sojourn thsrs troop
.ri,aA.vsry wssk, asd hsr judgment y hat ,hsrs
..,&S iss than - 900 men a Aswassn, CON
~ q hfAasry, cavalry. and artillery. NE
~ hat Yankee ofaesrs With whom - con
- tan quite freely sf - advance on Raleigh,
I'd Ass Cols,sl informed Ase II sAs woula wait
,.ov,ls q weeks hey would ssnd her to Sails
sury by Sag Of xues from Raleigh. While there
..,.,s arrived from New Ysrk. New Jsrssy, and
x.....ha....A TIE Yankee oncefs' asked II she
,,., aysAins Of the finest rssidnses sa Raleigh,
r.,.,s that they should bring their families to oe
~ ,hsu- Cen. Fos:sr and he traitor Stanley
ar, both there he latter locking vsy sanetimo
,,.,s, shs represents . number Of gunbcass In
=. rive. aaa The SoetiAOatons wsss Il ~ Town
svxy isrniaaSls.
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ErNm the AouihWest.

AosiLE, Nov. IA special to ths ddsstiss'
and gstes, dated oksioua, Miss, ov. i7th, ssys
q scout has juat arrived in Saltillo from between
Purdy aud C9rinth, vino reports that he sa~ si2
hundred wagons passing from Cornth 70 JACKSON.
Tenn, loaded with stores. Five regasu.s OF ia
fant.y And TWO Of cavalry weys guarding the Er.in
and diving beevss The snemy have sn..h Sorcss
at Bethel Glendale, and Corinth. They told tha
citizens, as they were passing fro" that p!sc. 10
jackson, that 'hey were going tn fall back Jack
son and Memphis. Rifteen to twenty armed slaves
left from point seven mllss north Of here this
morning, making their way to tbs Aboiit,oniats At
Corinth. 4 bedy OF cavalry have started in pur.
suit
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Prtsss IeAs The following persons were 70.
esived at the Military Prison !or the Ias.ern Dis.
trict yesterday, viz: Jno. Mcdonald and Henry
Brent. Of the Rodgers Cavalry for being absent
from their company without leave. a. MSDon.
ald, 60. b. 18th Ala, and p. 8. Danbury, Cuts .
Artillery, for ssven days for punishment Holland
Watson. for triai before ths Mayor. James Clam.
letting two prisoners escape from their cn..ody -
Thomas adams, for trial by Court Hartial. The
following parties weTs received from the Libby
Prison. the charge against whom did not transpire,
Wis: 1liSa Edwards, Hu. N. 3. Brown and four
children, krA Sarah Yarlett, and 1llen DToWn-
Fergus Nclver. . drunk1m men, Wa1 put = ~
OestlG last evening Tor appearfng therl Ind abus
ing the officers One Of the sentinsls at this prison
yesterday discharged his musket ct . prisoner for
putting his head ont of the window. The article
shot at was not bit, and the man threw In return
brick 1t the soldier.
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KsoxvILII, Nov. 1--WE have advices from
Memphis to the 10Th inst inclusive. 1t Is said
that Porters dest viii attack Vicssburg ca soon a.
il can pass ths bar at President Island.
Cold il selling in Memphis at 40 Per cent. prem.
over "grssrbacks." Aboxt eco bsiss OF cotton per
week wers being ssnt In from West Tenusasss--
none from Arkansas or Misaissipni.
Western men in the Abolition army axe .asd to
be anxious for peace.
All the negroes in the vicinity Of Memphis have
lsft thar owners. Every Abolition officer ass 3
blsok servant. A sunboat guards the week y
sseasasIs 10 Csirc.
The order expslling certain families of Confeds
rate soldiers WAS not enforced.
Gen Prices troops s-s In fas spirits aad eager
to aYspEs the loss of Corinth.
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proof here to sustain this charge, remains to bs
seen.
Snprsme Cexvt ef Appsais-The Judges Of stis
Court have reversed the deciaion Of the jury In
Judge Lyonss Court, cnnd emnipg Js1,es sistor to
ten years imprisonment in the Peunent.sxy for
the murder OF WiilisI, Ciarke in Adanias Valley.
several months since. The prisoaer was found
guilty OF maoslarghter q, the present term and
sentenced az above.
kxaoininS Court n. Mdnchesssv, Ncy leA-
William r. dcodsaan, OF Capt. Ncsby's company,
from Povhstan county, Va , who accident tally ghot
and killed Thomas Fcrses, of the same company. In
the town Of Manchester, q few days since, was ex
smined yesterday before two magistrates and hon.
0rAbly acquitted.
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TEI.EGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Enemy at Franklin..Flag OF Truce, Re.
PETERsBUKe, November ls-Ths enemy, sup-
posed 10 number considerably oyer brigade, sp
peared this morning CT fssaklir, on the Blsckws
ter river, and attempted to cross under cover Of
shells The Confederates resisted successfully for
two hours when the Abolitionists retired. We
eaptussd twelve or lbnrtssn. Oar lsss noas, 10
far = hsssa npai. - - -
The nag Of trucs boat has been sisnalsd ffom
City Point, but the train will not be up before 8
O'Clock.
Parties direc. from Lower Brandon sassrt posi-
lively, that there 10 10 feet In that vicinity, nor
has there been any. SO feet in si GIT, up or down
the river,
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very spyrspss but not aitorsther q sa.issassory
answer TO me. aad then said 70 him, "kr Lincoln,
ss to me- :f II the most ssFious and ali absorbing
subject that has ever engaged my attention - .
public man. dsprseate and look with horror up
On frasrieidai war. look u the injury that II b
to DO. not only to my own sestiou-that know Ia
Of The injury that Il Il to do the cause Of humanity
ITSELF and appeal to you, apart from thsss tssts
70 lend q, Xour ed and sountsnanes Ia avsrtins .
Before he replied, Mr. Rlvss, Of VI rot M. ~.
had before that eonvsrssd sitting In ssmf eirsls
around the Prssidsnt; but NJ Rivss rsse from BID
chair. and With disaity and sloqasues that hays
seldom neare mrPasDed In tbs course Of nv life. hs
substance Of bic speech but remember that hs
told aim hat b WaS then very old man that
there aevG had been tAfob Of his heart that was
not In favor Of the psrpstuation OF the Union that
ate It, and that al his efforts had been sxsrted In
sndeavostne - procure sueh guarantees - ~ 3uld
psrpetuste II; but that hs desired TO say 70 him
and b said 1t with trembling voies-in order that
he might know, and net say thereafter that he was
not fully warned, that hs agreed with every word
had said with res nd TO the horrors Of thi, antid
psted war and that he did resort to coercion Viz
ginia would leave The Union and join the seeding
States MAY, STR" he said, "old - I am and
dearly - have loved this Union, Ia that svsnt
90 With I'll ~ hsaft and soal lasar, hsar)
nr. Lincoln jumped up from his chair, q Mr.
him. and said "Mr. Rivss, Mr. Rivss, II virginia
Win stay In will withdraw the troops from Fort
Sumter
kr Rives stepped back and said "Mr. President
have NO authority to fDeak for Virginia; an
one Of the humblest Of her sons; but You will
guarantee 70 Do that, II viii Be one Of the wissst
things you have ever done. Do thst, and give ~
guarantees, and can only promise yoa that what
ever inAusnce possess shal b sxertsd 70 promote
the Union and 10 restore It to what II was." We
then, Ill OF %. got up and were standiDg. I was
ON the outer circle.
Hs said: well. esntlsmeu, have bseo wonder.
Ing very much whe'her. II Mr. Douglas Or Mr. Bell
hal been elected Presldent, you would have dared
! did not hsar the answer but I am told that
Mr.. Guthrie answered him about In this way: "Mr
President, II Gen Washi7stoo occupied the seat
that yoI will 6ll and II had been necessary to
- this for ons SHOULD talk to him 50 have to
you (Hear, hear) That closed the convrsa
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~ Newspaper correspondent has given the public
the following among the incidents of the war,

ONE oFTH8 RoNAscEs OF THE WAR--A sprisht
" Newspaper correspondent has given tho public
the following among the incidents of the war,
A few years ago Sir John Musgrave of Angland
and bis beautiful dsae Inter- iAted New York, bring
Ing with them the prestige Of . good name, and
wearing the livery Of exeeedinS ersssfulness and
rsnnement Of mannsTk They were feted and ca
rsseed BY the merchant princes of tas great com
msreial metropolis The daughter won the heart
Of the gallant son Of Henry orinnel, the generous
and noEle. hearted merchant Of New York who has
friend of the South, and who has dehsd tbs Lincoln
Government In the expression of . bold and manly
opinion In our behalf, and In the manifestation Of
the most substantial aid and comfort to our cause.
Sir John and his daughter returned to England
soon thereafter; his daughter accompanied Flo
renee Nightingale 10 the Orimsa, and was the con-
slant companion day and night Of that angel of
mercy, in her Manifestations to the dying and
wounded soldiers In the Orimean war. On her re-
turn to England young Grinnsll met her In London,
and they were married, whore they settled. enjoy.
ing al the luxuries and elsgances OF Life, which the
than Col @, Of Virginia, had often met Miss
Nusgrave In New York, and whiist passing down
the street in Richmond suddenly and unexpectedly
met her. 'Nsrcyl" exclaimed Col -, II wound
vsui Pray, Hiss Nusgrave, how came you hsrea''
her story was soon told with most unaffected
simplicity. AFTER leaving New York" said she
II returned to England and went with Florence
married 1r. orinnsli, ana ON the Sreaiing ont Of
the war In America, my husband svowsd his de.
termination TO link his fortunes with the South; and
I accompanied him. He soon raised company
fitted them cut at an expense TO himself Of dftesn
thousand dollars preferred that some one Of more
experience than himself ahould ~ captain, taking
for himself ueutenancy, and b has gone TO hight
for the South, and am here n one of the hospi
tais Of Richmond caring the best ! can for the
wounded and dying soldiers Of the OoaSedereey. "
And shs passed sn-ths florence Nightingale OF
AneIicai -
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FROM HIDDYRICKssuI0.

~ Assss Information ~ have froa shh Iotna
.-rs . sAas N h ain h ponsaioa q or forces.
A..sl sAssassasA by vastly supseioe body Of sAs
-. A. aAtsA, ~ asAy ass rsprsssas.
- y As~s Dessabsa u DalaoatA. - tAs
-s - q ~ riv0. bas ~ have
.A.uieses hat tAsy have nsAs aay ~
-. 70 ~sA A br,ak artillery Aghs oeearrsd b.
~. ~ eun.snAins fseess o. Hoaday evening.
-.,> ,asssA sv to I've o'clock, oar troops main.
-. shssr positS0. TAs Artns was nea rssswsA
>,raay norniaS.
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Arrtsal Of Prsso~srs -Seventeen Abolition pris-
oners Of war. mostly members of the 10Th New
York regiment, we're rfc caived ct the Libby Prison
Yesterday, from Fredericksburg, Va. having been
numtsr four-vix: One belonging to the 9s.h New
York, one to the 9th s. cavalry, and two 70 the
139th New York-professsd to be deserters and not
to desire TO g. North again. LAST night three
Abolition prisoners captured on saturday nesr
Cooks store, q miles from Gloucester Point. ar.
rived at the abovs prison. There are now about
500 in confaemeuy there, half Of whom are sub
jeci to exchange or parole a. prisoners Of war.
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IRON xoRYHIRM VIRGINIA.

,.r.x yesterday nos sva runner w. in sAr
-,..... WITH rsfsesass 70 a6airs n Northssn vlr.
-. Il sssma 70 ~ tAs general soaslusioa thai
-. \ % prseaAllisy of q advance Of The sasmy
-. IL linz Of ths sp1sr RappaAannosk. From
=. valley ~ have nothing later than Aas alssaAy
1,.a,.A lvsrysAhs 4 apparently ~ s'snA.
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HUGH w. FRY,
JAMES A. iaL0xS, ) Cosamittss.
r. L. HOWI-oN,
BY order OF stockholders of Exchangs Aotsl Co
Sale conducted by 0oDD n 4 ApPsRsoS, Arcts.

VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ArrRAc.
v TlV1 Lot, at the corner OF ssh and Franklin
Streets, fOR SALE At TAUCrfOn.-Ats sAs rsQuess
Of Mrs Martha Hfanard, We shall neI II public sse-
tion. on the pTemlses, On ThURSDAY. tas 20 b No
vcnbeR. 1861, ss ~ o'clock r., that truly yauaela
Let located ~ above, adjoining tac rsaidanc< a.
DR.. James Rexle Ths lot has . front 0a the W0ne
lhs Of 9Th street Of 90 fest end runs basA % ~
north hns Of Frankia susst t20 fsst 70 IN aitsy b
commsn 10 feet wide. This h, without deubt. oas
amongst the NEST valuable Lots Ia thts city balna
IN the heart Of the city. IN front Of the Onptfd
square, and Admirably located Tor stoesa or Ans
dweuinss II dssired, IL will be divided tnto thsoo
Lots OF aboat 50 teet eAeh ffontins On Oh strsat
TakM&--Ors .dflh cash oAisnee at I. z 4 and
years, for bonds bearing interest," the ssxps payable
half yearly, secured BY trust deed; OF II esa. n
The option u the purchasexs%
nol7 aOODiN l. ApPERsoN. AusaA
VTALUAEi.E 1ktCK OwALLlHa q navs
" aress, aAjolning The JswiSh eynssoeAa. ~
oAkB At AUCTi6N.-Wln b cold - aAstian,
on The prsmissA On fAIDAY, Nov "a. IT, =
e'elpsA =. =, Dist very vatuahae reslasnee leeaoo
= sbsv& NV N tAs sessesnv g Mn. hasAas. -
~ snnnAl rental OF o1oopsR annnA
4DuuA-QnH&Aird eaGA, ho1nnee 6 D 90 -
naaA1A {. asgeAaess ssAsA hAsss1e sAae4 sssae
~ domain = AReannoN 49,
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TWO H0ESEa AND LOTS, AND A LARG
VACANT LOT ADJOINING. On Baker a

TWO H0ESEa AND LOTS, AND a LARGE
VACANT LOT ADJOINING, On Baker st.,
H AUCTIOE-We will sell upon the premises.
on SATURDAY, the 22d cay OF November COM
mencing at 4 o'clock p. NJ, adesieahle Brick House
on the North side If Baker, 81. Johns street.
1t contains i've comfortable rooms, brick kitchen,
and other conveniences, now In the occupancy OF
Ar. Christian The lot fronts about is feet and
runs back the usual depth
Aiso . Framed House, At the corner of Baker
and st. Johns streets now occupied by Mr.. A. Mi.
nor a. grocery stand. The lot fronts 50 feet aud
runs back parallel with Ct. Johns street J30 feet
Also the Lot Immediately in rear OF the above,
fronting ~ feet and running back I29 feet.
and secured by . trust deed
no le JAS NJ TAYLOR & Eog, aact's
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rw sDCRIfAgY OF WAR

A,,AsssA sAsrs has bssa - oAsiA asneunssnsns
q As fscs. Il 10 ssasrally x16sutood that Ne port
,ono Of he VA sllss AAs hssa tsndsrsA 70 tie
ssp. Jsns 4 DsAdos. Of vlrg.nA- Ar. osdAoa y
vel kssw, " the psop.s q his Aassriss which he
II - ti.s rsprsssntsd n H. ola Ooasrsss, sad
=, he rsputasioa Il bsaas . nan Of snargy saA
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By Jss. aa. Tayisr Il 'Soa. Aaetionssss.
OONEIssIONEHB SXLT OF REAL EsTA7

a
" On ths South aide Of Clay. nesr Gismer street.
aud one SLAVE.-As Comnsaioner, appointed By
Q decree Of the Circuit Court Of II snrieo county,
pronounced the 2sth day of O,to5er, 1902, IL,
Ltrstcr. shal, proceed to sell st public auction.
upon tho premises, on MORDAY, the lst day OF
December, Qf fair; not, the next fair day there
aftsr,) commencing at 4 O'Clock p Ii, the follow.
ing real estate. viz: A desirable ERICK HOUSE.
on the South side of Clay, near Gimer street. 1t
10 nearly new, contains Eve comfortable rooms
and Il In excellent order.
The lot fronts Clay street forty feat, aud rpns
back one hundred and ffty feet.
Altar the sale Of the asx! estate will b sold a
likely SLAVE named Henry.
TERMS Fer the real estate, one third cash tn
balance at sx and twelve month"; for negotiable
notes. with Interest added tho title TO BE- rstatced
until the entire purchase money in paid And . con.
vsyancs directed by the Court For the slave cash
viii be required JAMES L DAVIS, Comm'r.
Sale conducted by JAS. II. TAYLOR s, soE, Auc-
tioneers. no 10
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From the Southwest

MOBILE. Nov IA special dispatch TO the ~.
verttsr and Reyis.r, dstsd Abbsville. llth, says
our cavalry o. Ain occupy Holly Springs Eiss aud
that tbs enemy have retired to Grand Junction and
Bolivar
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Arssss-The only party arrested yesterday be.
sidss q drunken man found on the sidewalk, was
John Mshan, on complaint Of his wife for an %.
saAlt ON her person.
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oAAiH o. vmkRABIx PArRIor.-PaFksr
~As Assiassishsd sitissa Of kentucky, whose
san prols,y AaA been soalsssssd or destroyed
No 1sdsrals. did at Knoxville. Tenn, last
"~t' In Ah lass moments As ssM 70 his friends |:
n 1otssky aAsll ever como out and ioia the
=, s,ss'fasy, = then plaes ny body by the side Of
A0se"
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1.-TWO VERY DESIRABLE FRAMED cEEE.
i MRGTS on the Bast side Of Foushse. between
Brosd and Grace streets, AT AU .TIOH--We
will sell upon the premises on THURSDAY, tie
n, two very desirable framed tenements located
on the East side Of Foushee. between Broad and
Narshall Streets Immediately In rear Of the Grace
Street Baptis. Church. They contain several ecul-
Portable rooms each, and are particularly adapted
for medium sized families. The lots front 22 feet
each and run back u good depth.
TERMs.-Ons- third cash, Tor the whole II desir-
ed the ipander At and - months, for nsgotis.
BILE notes, with interest added, Snd secured by a
mortgage.
nclX JAS. n. TAYLOR e. SON, Aucta.
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The Methodist Confersncs.

PETEHsBURG, aov. IS.-Ths Meth odist Confer.
once will meet to morrow at the Washington street
Church, IN this pixcs. A large number OF minis.
to RS are slsesdy here. Bishop Early will preside
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NoRsAns RAIDS In 1NeLAND.-BsTs L4fe IN
Loe1os, undsr the esption q "Aovslty In War.
fars." rsproduees from the pr1vaae eorreepondsncs
Norean'e psrfofmaness In the tsleGraphie depart
mens OF The ConSsdsrats Army. DslVs LVs states
that the record Of Norgsn's ash'eysments reeds
IKE thas Of Louis XIv.b campaign y the Forts St.
eaDtursd seventeen cities, and Destroyed millions Of
dollars worth Of United 6tstae peoperty. 1osgan's
name u becoming world wide.
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E,,.tn BRUTAL ORDBR.-0so. Ghseman, ths
r.. h. Memphis. hAs issued an order to The II.
.s us hssd 4 that family nearest wAoss re-
sA.i We eody Of . slaiA Re1srA shall b found,
II Hsla fsspoaAbls Soe the killiag. o. We.
: .tsh - sha eviisnss sseinst hin tAas tks,
-, - Aaeson soldier was found ooe morning
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Judes q, p. Smith, for twelve ysars Chief Jus
Hss ef he state Of 1ininappt 0so on shs Ion
inst
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s.Ai 11cITkAsEr- letter IRON Dalteu, Ga,
.aas nan,ss Of ladies n that D aes had
~ hs State 1epss and demanded Of the agent
Aia He dirssssd them 70 The OommiaaFy's
M = ~hsa icy rspsired thithse asd demanded
s.a Ss.sl sapplisd thsr immediate wanta At = 70.
- Ays ths Roas Cew ~, thai this sans thing
s'as q several other places o. the stass road
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
i LOT St the Southeast corner OF Canal and atn
Gtree.s-Ry virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
John II. Doshar dated the "a Gay OF August, 1853,
and duly recorded in Hichn1ond East,ngs q. az !
ofloe will sell, at pubic auction upon the prem
isss, IN MONDAY, the 24th day Of November, st 4
O'Clock p. H. the valuable vacant lot At the South
esss cornsf Of Canal and 4ih streets II f,on.s oa
Canal street "a feet, and runs back ths EAst Line
Of 4th street lis feet to wide Eley and u bound
ed on two sides by . substantial stone wall.
TKRMs-One.shird cash ; ,hs remainder at aud
II months. for negotiable notes, with interest nd
ded. and secured by . trust deed
W. O. TONPKIHS, Trustee
Sale By JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 son, Aucts no Is
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fui ooNEnRATs LossIs.-"P. ". A." Ne
~Hs1satsnt Of ,hs SavaanAA 14s1Xsss, givss
% silcwins - what he believes 70 have bssa the
sss Of We Confsdsratss ta ths battles named.
ow los n killed and wouDdsd at Fort Doaslson
De rouEaly sstimxte1 at $500; at Roanoke
1o % ~ North Carolina soast, go; at 0khofn,
- q 6Ailoh, 10000; at Williamsburg, seven
nnss and before Nshnenl, - ,ocC: N the Valley
~ Nsaaadoah. 5000; aS Osdss Fan, 1,7oo; Ct
es SsooA hAsas Of kanA0as, sUtJ. at Boon1ton
- Oranp9e. asps. l.eoo at shc pssurg, 10 CO.
sv@ah- S,eoe, q Psnyvtlls, 10; and Z, 900
80 ~ 100 who have ALLEN ab outpos ia Gkifmishss,
- thsss agarss aAdsd togstAsr Il sks The fright
run Of u 80 OF this number it would be
1ss TO aS tAas onsthira, on 5000, are now In
1sr raves having either been killed outright or
Ose hou their wsundA cutie - many-probably
oees-Aavs died from sickness. 70 this shoull be
seasd 8tS6 moro for those who have been Main
whoss health has boen ruined for lite Thus
~ ioRss IN tsn months Of ths pfessut year may
- es1ated ~ u 600 men, who have either Per
Asd Or been disabled. II The whole truth were
.ssm hey would probably reash l0o. .0oo by the
ths year, foe the deaths IRON diseAss. h the
alfAs In sanp. and as homo. generally exceed
.'s 10 ss.sis- Ror s,ssy year the VA continues
sNt sxpess our cA11Alt3ss 70 b quite ~ heavy
s'asy have ossa the prsssak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-19
Election Of a @. i. Senator.
AUCTION SALRs-..Futurs q avs.

EILLEDeE7iLLE, Ga, Nov. iS-Herschsu v.
johnson wAs els stsd Confederate Ssn.tor 10 day.