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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Vera Cruz letters give different account
Of the state Of affairs in MEXICO. From
what the French papers have published Ju-
arez is FAR from giving up the contest, and
was preparing for desperate resistance to
the French.
The City of Moxico is strongly fortified
and the road from 0rizaba win be defended
inch by inch
ITALY.-The King has signed an order
granting au amnesty TO al persons concerned
IN the acts and attempts n Instruction which
took place lately in the southern province,
with The exception Of the deserters from the
ROYAL army
The Sicilians nave been disaFmed in con-
sequence OF mnrderous assassinations.
CHINA.-Ibc rebels are again moving
with the inteasion of obstrncting the con-
veyauce Of six TO tie seaports.
Col Ward has captured three cities
4 treaty has been formed between China
and Belgium
JAPAx.-Affairs are quiet but an outbreak
against tle party favoring foreigners was
imminent at leddo. The Government was
doing Is utmost 20 maintain order.
The British and French legations had been
increased.
AUsTEALGA.--Ihe thousaad pounds more
had been RENTED for the sufferers in Ian
castershire. England.
Frightful foundations have occurred in
solying immense damage
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NAsHlScrox, Oct, 20th.-The following
decisions have been made by the Com
missiouers Of Iniefnal Revenue. The phrase
kept Tor use employed in reference TO silver
plate or ware kept FOR sale aud also which Is
IL tie possession Of family or Is members
as souvenir or kcepsakes the plate properly
taxable IS that which has been purchased for
the use OF the family. or has beea presented
TO the family as part of the household furni-
ture, aud as such Is kept for use whether for
tor ornament or actual service in the cxcep-
ton oi the law. Assessors are directed 10
allow owners of silver ware 10 have tho same
weighed aud make a report thereof. stamp
will DC required upon every article which has
or NAV have a legal value in any court OF
law or equity where a manufacturer has ue~
goods on hand 20 tbs place OF manufacture
but has rot taken out a license nor kept his
mill 10 operations since September lst. his
goods are subject 10 duty whenever sold or
removed from the place of maDufactrre.-
IL stamping pronisescrv notes or other in
slrumcnts tcquiFins stocks under the pro-
yisioi.s of tie excise law, stamps ola smaller
amount in number sufficient 90 amount 10 the
sun Of the STAMPS required and used. proyi
dcd they arc OF tic kind denominated for the
present Instruments drawn
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FROM PHILADELPHIA

PntLArrlrutA. Oct. ~. The Washington
Republican of 10 day SAYS refugee who
came into Gen Sigel'- headquarters at
Amessillc. Culpcpper county. Va. reports
that the greatest CONSERVATION imaginable
prevailed among the whites in that section in
consequence ct au unprecedented negro revolt
Seventeen negroes. most OF hem free. had
been hung, copies OF ", srn newspapers
having been found upon them containing
Presiden, lincoln's proclamation 10 liberate
the slaves The terror of the whites is re-
ported 10 DO beyond description II is said
that tue negroes in the different counties
around Culpepper are engaged IN a conspira
cy for general instruction.
Pnu,n EIrntA. oct. Doth The H,rris-
burg Patriot and Union Of this morning says.
as usual on Sunday the city VAS filed With
exciting rumors YESTERDAY. the most impor-
tant 81 which was the crossing ofthe Potomac
at Hancock by large rebel force and their
repulse los the Union troops With consider
BILE slaughter on both sides. A dispatch TO
this effect was received by Gov Curtin At
the time of writing this item No dispatches
have been received hy ns confirming the
above rumor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

sE- Lieut. Col X. r. Stewart received =
dispatch Yesterday morning informing him Of
his appointment a. Colonel Of the Sch Ind
ana Cavalry. This Is a meritorious and well
earned promotion, and ~ss done without any
solicitation on the part OF Col. y. who knew
nothing ol il until the announcement WAS
made Col =. is unesuivocslly IN favor 81
using the tegro and every other power for
pntting down this hell-born rebellion
Wherever he goes tho rebels will feel his
power The companies for this regiment
including Capt. Jonas seelys. recruited IN
chs csun,y-are all full and now IN camp
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H.Hp TMss at Vfcks<Ska.-Nf. Mont
xomsrs. business man Of the VicaseorS
whig. arrived at Csiro THURSDAY. having
managed. With his family. 20 raa the block
sde They represent terrible state Of
things al vicksbarg. and say that the place
can be captured At any moment. Il = deter
mised attack Il made Flour i fny-two
dollars Ter barrel domessic- a dollar and
haifrer yard. he wore a pair Of shoes fcs
which he pad thirty ave dollars. ar. Mont
xomery SAYS thai. outside II he army. ere
are MOI bali dasen honest seces.icnist- 10
vieksburg. and that the people daily make
pilgrimage 20 the high land above the CIV IN
,he hope Of sessng the White smoke OF The
sunhoass coming de~n the river - cspssre
.pd occupy the city Cotton = ~osth three
cents a poanl. Confederate currency. sui ,
hale of a oil no, purchase pair Of nsgre
.Aoe.. About sen PER cent a The cotton -
u,-.ss..pp; Ia. been burned lie .sss 'hs
ne sxtrsouiinsry hi<h pfsees ener'"g =
vsckshurg are doe. not - he dsPreessi'e'
of currency. bat % the scsrr'if 81 sooi'
causaes OH parehsss asrcAanaizs as'is.
as ehsaply x geld.
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TwEsTr DOLLARS REwAkD.-Stolen. on
Saturday night. Oct. Iith, from the Public
Square, Terre Hauie. ligh, bay Horse,
bald face. three white rheet. collar marks,
aud three years old last spring. The horse
had on saddle. bride. and martingales. |
will give lho above reward for the horse de.
iivered At BeAuebamp's stable. Terrc Haute.
or Information a. will lead to his recovery.
WILLIAM s. MOORE,
Two and half miles east Of Terre Haute.
on the National Road octl4-d6w2w
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No. a, tho drafted men IN Linton

~ One OF tho drafted men IN Linton
township. this county. after being drafted,
deliberately cut two fingers of his right hand
fer the purpose of evading the draft The
hand shows that two licks were made before
the object Was accomplished. recent de
c,sion Of the War Department saws that per
ron. who parpossly MAIN themselves shall
not be exempted. and accordingly he will be
taken to indianapolis a. soon a. he recoverr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

eX- The Secretary OF War has - mod
he'd hrs order ia regard TO the promotion OF
officers from old regiments. a. to permit the
Governor in certain meritorious cases 20
make them. Application must first be made
20 the War Department by tho Governor.
With assurance that tho regiments from
which such officers rrc TO be taken. will not
suffer by the transfer. or rather that their
places can he supplied within the Regiments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Asxf~s IT PAr.-Mr. VIM. &. Dunn. OF
PIeas,nt tosaship, Lapofte county va
drafted lssl Monday. bu- made money by
the event, tie belonged 90 an organization
n, l..posse which was formed Tor the relief
If tho-e 81 ifs members who might be
drafted ous ihousand and forty dolls-
wss. PAID "a. which Was 10 he divided pro
rsfs among those Of it, membcts who might
De drafted Mr.. Dunn was the only man
-ld hence sIl ge, the whole amount
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Night Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS

CArr RAcr. Oct. eo.-Ths steamer Baue
ria from brenon va. Southampton on he
ssh in-, passed THE point curouie 70 View
York YESTERDAY She Was boarded By the
news zach, II the Associated Press and
summary Of her nc~s obtained Her isscs
are three DAYS ia'er.
The Bohemian from Quebec arrived At
Liverpool OF the ~th int
Gsrsr RxrrAfx The London Pines Saws
the emancipation proclamation q President
lincoln. i political concession % the Al
oiisionist wing Of the Republican party -
When the Cuion existed the Constitution
cave no richt either - the President alone
OF 81 the President AMI Congress combined
% abolish slavery Emancipation wss The
,hupierboit riaced IN Lincoln hanls % dc
strov the whole ccrai organization q toe
south. II = thunderhoii Which he Pres
dent lincoln. has assumed TIE right ie
launch. but &c = without the POSER 20 en-
for,,e ~ decree The North musf conquor
everx square, mile ~ ~ South i.sfofc q can
make TIC preclsmatien II more eaect than
mere waste of psp<f
Coumercial aitrfs ffem Mas 1 ork
shous that lAsFe = strong lnpsezsioi.
among he Leading Merchants that ter
.i..fson IL he go 81 Ultimately ocsul
frssn tnarrisl rrie.s. AMI confusion ia he
( <ert1
The steamer Laura heavily laden sitl
stcrrs for the Ccnl~slerats<. 49, ran nte ~
another vessel ani sunk N ne Ciyde.
FsAxcx Tee CAargamisf dsais1 TIA
Pre<sa~ns Lincoi hss offers1 h.m ~ con
aand Of he Federal forctr.
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IN Col Darlington, chief mastering OF
Seer at indianapolis says. as a.general rule. Il
Is presumed. that all militia, subjec, 70 draft.
who did not. at the proper time. claim es-
cmption are able bodied. and ne for nine
months Of service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20th.-A number Of
prisoners sent hither recently by Gems. Stone
man and Sigel. together with persons arres.
ted for violation of the blockade OF the
Capital prison
There seems g bs 40 difficulty ia emf
grating to the South About % secession
Ists LEFT Washington aud the neigborhood
lately for the Eastern Shore OF MARYLAND
Where the safely crossed into lirginia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

EEMr.J. Walter will leave for Helena,
Ark. to-nsorro~ morning. He viii take
charge OF any letters or packages tot The
ll,h or S3d Regiments that may be leif at
Mr.. Walters Millinery Store b, 10 O'Clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ The DAILY MoESrS. ExrEr7s = found
IN nearly every family in the city, and hence
advertisers delight to make known their
hu.iness through IFS columns
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
-ep,.so.iss2dwtf

r. Ladies and gentlemen. now Is the
time to get your Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and CLEANED Having improved and en-
larged our dye house and finishing tools. we
are prepared TO do any kind OF work in our
iine-not 70 be excelled in the western
cities. 20 RElNERS 4 SON.
East Wabash T. bet 9th - X canal.
Ocilndim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ The following are the appointments
made by the North Western Indiana Con-
terence Cor the ensuing year. in the rers
Hautc district
Presiding Elder. J. l. Saith.
Terrc Haute. q. NJ. Boyd.
Tetrc Hsute circuit. +. Bartlett
Oucr Creek. NJ. NJ. Stoltk.
Greencaslle. Roberts Chapel. I. ;. Webb.
oresncastle circuit. u. Shoukwiler.
Russei,ille. J. Cosad.
Be;lmers. p. De Note. Que % be supplied.
Rockville and Mensexuns. L. Nebekes
Asoapolls. c. z. Heath.
Clinton, =. 4. Donssjson.
sanford. J ". Wright
Newport. D. Crawford.
Inilans Aseury vniversis., Y. wiey
Professor, and A. Wood. Agent. and both
members Of Robert. Chapel quarterly ecn-
ference
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ Whea ten sill's forces let Frank
tort. Nv. they dismounted the rebel guns
planted on the hills overlooking the city
some Union men mounted in their place a
LOT OF beer kegs. covering them with tarpau
i,n-. Morgans rebel cavalry came after
ward. aud secuted about the city one whole
,ay fearing to approach within range. Al
last. discovering that the main body Of the
Union troops had passed on, they made a
desperate charge upon the batteries. and
eaptnred--ihe beer kegs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ A few more recruits wanted imme
diately to ill up Company b. list Regiment.
The same advance paw. premium and
bounty allowed a. paid the the present
members of the regiment. Apply at Camp
Dick Thompson. +. b. ALLEN
Commanding Company.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

SosA>roS. oct. lo.-Among those drafted
IN this place, are John Brishin. Superin,en-
dent. h A. Henry General Freight Ageut
". II. Fuller Ticket Agcrt. and II =
Philps Paw Master All the Delaware Sack
swana, aud Western Railroad
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

~ Gen. Fremont passed through the
city Saturday evening. ~ ro"fe 70 ~
Louis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

NOTICE il hereby gwen TO the
stoekboiders. that the snDnsl meeting f0r The
purposs q sleciins nins Directors 80 The ensuirg
r.sr viii - hsid A. tbslf E~nslns Boase "a TsfIs
usase. co Wednesday TIE hfh fay q Ecvsrahsr
seat sf c'c'ock n.
no 8 ErAcH. css.isr.
Ts~rs Hsnfs, oc. q I'D. ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ Capt Robi. Ca,terson. Of the l4,h
rnl. has been appointed Lieut. Col. Of the
18th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ We understand all ofihe men drafted
IRON Linton tcxnship have procured substi-
tutcs with two exceptions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Eccs We want 50 or 100 dozen Eggs,
for which We viii pay the highest cash prices.
@. s. FUTILE 4 co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK

NKw YoRK, Oct 20.-A special dispatch
has the following additional concerning Gen.
Stahl's reconnaissance at Upperville.
He learned there were no rebels this side
Of the Shenandoah, but there was a o0nsid-
cradle force OF infantry and artillery az Mil
wood. Learning that provision and forage
train OF iew wagons. sent TO him from Fair
fax Cour, House under al escort had been
captured az Haymarket BY 100 rebels, and
that their force was advancing towards
ThOroughfare Gap, which &c had taken the
precaution 10 guard. he at once moved TO
meet the enemy he pressed upon the en-
emy's left, at the gap, ald, after ss'rraish,
obliged them 20 retire IN corsecu' ne a su-
peior numbers. Gen. Stahl coming up. az;
lacked the enemy A fight eTsus which
we lost two zen and had one C.. q wound
ed The enemy were driven b ! through
the gap toward Haymarkct purse - Stahl,
aud about 30 prisoners were tai--n After
leaving Gainsville he continue1 the pursuit
to New Baltimore, from whence they retreat
ed 10 Warrenton. The rebels had some
considerable forcS at this place. ani Gen.
Stahl posted part Of his force at New Balti-
more, proceeding with the advance to War
renton, entering that town close on the heels
OF the flying rebels They captured their
pickets and then run nearly into the town.
Here he found a brigade OF cavalry, rcgi.
ment OF infantry. and battery \ skirmish
took place. and after hour or more of
circular fighting, Gen. Stahl withdrew bic
tired forces. and marched 70 Centreville
Our loss is one killed and about ten wound
CT A number of prisoners were sent i'll
among them the father Of Captain Ball.
noted rebel cavalry officer. who j. known az
aspy.
NV Yoxx. Oct. 18th The organization
called Federal Union met last evening and
nominated Gov. John A. Dix for Governor,
aud Issued al adrees 20 the electors of the
State without distinction OF party, 70 form
federl union clubs and send delegates to
invention on the 9th. to be held az Cooper
Institute 10 ratify his nomination.
yrw Yo.K. Oct. 20ih.-Thc steamers G
Collins ard Ellen Terry. fTom Sewbern or
the ltth. arrived YESTERDAY.
Gov s,suiey srrived a, Newborn on the
ilth.
The guubost Seymour has been raised
from the Nensc river. and PC IN order for
service
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

sH-A contemporary says. female recruit
in Rochester was detected BY trying to put
her pants on over her head"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
GEN NEGLEY'S OFFICIAL REPORT.
HEADQUARTERS L 5. FoRcr..l

tEN- y ftflEl : OfFlCiAL XII Oh .
HEADQUARTERS L :. FoRcYs.l
nashville. TfNN.. Oct .. lS62.
Su; MAJOR General J Il Anderson. Bu.
gadier General Forrest and Gov Harris.
have been rapidly concentrating large reh-
ell force al Layorgne. fifteen miles east. with
the ayowed intention OF assaulting Nashville.
Deeming il favorable opportunity 10 check
this project 10y sudden blow. a concerted
movement was made on the night of the 9Th
inst
A force OF four hundred infantry. four
hundred cavalry and four pieces of artillery
under command OF cen. Palmer, was sent
via the MurlreesbOr0' road. AZ the same
time eighteen hundred cavalry and four
pieces OF artillery under command OF Col.
Miller. marched by circnitous route 10 tho
south of Lavergne.
The enemy's pckeis and Nideltes were 10
considerable force on the roads. and Skin
mished with our advance for ten miles, ena
bling their main force, consisting OF one
regiment the .s2i Alabama infantry one
steel rified cannon and three thousand caval-
nv, TO assume position. forming their lines
in anticipation OF our entire force advancing
on the Nurfreesboro' road. which Was part OF
our object.
The enemy commenced the action by open.
ing fire with three pieces OF artillery AZ the
distance OF 300 yards. This was soon silenc
ell by a she'll from one of our guns explod-
ing their ammunition chest. Attic moment
the enemy were directing their movements
against the right flank of Gen. Palmer
force, Col Miller's infantry arrived. advanc-
ing In a splendid limo OF battle, and deliver
ing a we'll directed fire into the enemy !
ranks. which was followed by q skilllul
deployment right and left to cut OF their te-
treat.
The Confedeptes held their ground ct
80 minutes. then fed in tho widest disorder
leaving us prisoners in our hands. among
them two Lieutenant Coloncls and num-
bes Of line officers. three pieces of artillery
ordnance and qua teFmasier stores. large
amount Of provisions. camp equipage. per
sonal effects. a stand OF rcginental colors
and two railroad cars which we destroyed =
Their defeat vas complete. Their loss il
killed aud wounded was about 20.
The conduct of our officers aud men Va.
/ highly meritorious. with numerous instance,
OF individual bravery aud efficiency.
A report IN detail will be forwarded {,
you tho first opportunity
Our loss was FIVE killed nine wounded
aud four missing
| / have the honor 10 remain yours, yeF'
truly. JAS. ;. NEGLEl.
Drigadier General Commanding.
Col J n. FRy. a. A. q. and Chief 0
1 stan
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

~ The Ere alarm las, evening 1as
caused by the burning ola sfnan mouse IN
sihlsv,om u, belonging TO Samuel Meny.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

SH There j. letter IN the posiofhce for
. Know Nothing. or The biggest fool in
tosn =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

MILAN ArrIrs.-we want 500 bush Nj
lam Apples. C. ). IUIILE CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYER
~ IN sccostsnoe With lustrncfisns q fbs Cen .
Ron couDcii n the city a Tsrfs.H suis. shsi On
siistsy proceed O. coilecf M d-linqasnf tsEss n
The Dupiioafs IN my hart-. psfscns m wing
lbsmsslfs- lniebfef o. The cly f0r takes " 1851
arr thsrsf k~rrby nsffei thai n tn sem~ are ret
<rthin twrrty daT-, I shall proceed o. uists tts
.sms by ssiIurs ard sale q their gpots. ctsiisls
lsrts snf tsrr rsnf. - ~ isa frecfs IN ssti -
JOEL n KFsTkE,
Dsyufy Treasurer q ne Guy q Tsfrs- hssts
Aux II lss7-1uu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
FROM FORT MONROE

FoRr MoNror. Oct l--One hundred and
fifty recruits arrived on the Baltimore boat
this morning They are for several different
regiments in this vicinity. The same boat
also brought down 22i rebel prisoners from
Fort McHonry who were captured At South
Mountain and Antietam.
All was quiet in Suffolk this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
FROM CAIRO.

CMno, Oct. 2G.-Nothing from Com merco
to-day. Officers Of the steamer Pride which
arrived tonight. report having seen small
band of guerrillas At two different points be
tween Smithland and Casseyvillc. Two
thousand rebels are reported back Of the
latter place. and were only prevented from
"a king possession of the town by the pres.
ence OF two gunboats.
The steamer Hazel Dell struck suag
Yesterday. and sunk on Smithland bar.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Al REDUCED PRICIs--Ca
o-aviz J. o. ,oSSS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

tn AL those Who want beautiful >lik
Hat. Of the lates, fashion. call az tho Nex
York Hat Store aud get On- Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there.
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me-
have a fne assortment 81 ffench Beaver,
Otter and Sol, ca--lmcr. hat- OF the fines,
quality. and OF ali colorr. which am selling
very low also. large assortment, OF Wool
Hate. OF all COLOR. ranging in price - low
"a ffty cents
I II. LOWERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 60 J {. YATES.
m2l n Cor Fifth and Main L,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

WANTED.
1000 BUSHELS Timothy Seed.
IN'ON 100 Clover s<ef
100 Dried Apes.
1000 Dried pescbsr
100 Dried fssns.
Al v. nkInks.
Main e. bet~sso TeTs Hsnts Hesss aud Tsrnar
A HcNs.u's Wsrshoas. fOct 4. ISM
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

RKxoyAL-The proprietor OF the Ierre
Haute Saloon wishes TO inform the public
that he hiss removed to Iudowicis Block. on
sixth street. one door from the corner.
lunch will be set from 9 10 II o'clock every
morning.
will also keep a constant supply OF Bell
Vile Lager Beer. Ale. catawba and Rhine
Wine. and oil kinds Of the best liquors.
will be happy to SEQ my old customers and
~ many new ones "a may favor me
octal2w N. KATZENBACH a co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
Potatoes,

We want 3 .00O bushels prime White Ne
chanock Potatoes.
nc, ltd9w q. =. FUTILE a co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
Enlisting and Drafting.

EDIroS fRKgnAN lit is commonly reported
lhat no volunteers will be accepted in filling up
Che last call for the militia for nine months A
call for the militia would not he getting militia
f volunteers were taken. To properly be mill
Ila it must be part or all OF the militia OF the
owns called into service. Still we have good
ceason to believe that If tho quota OF town
Sas twenty five. and that number of volunteers
~as offered, the Governor OF the State would
sccept them, and no draft be made.
A large and animated meeting was held q,
aoslyn, Long Island on Friday, to pro@o'c vol
lnteer enlstmen,s, when it was supposed that
'he whole quota of the town would be yoiun'
seered, provided the Governor of the State New
York; would acecde to the plan. Mossrs. W
=. Bryant, Hon. Stephen Taber and Genera
Netmore we're appointed committee to ea
rpJn the Governor, and he cheeriully consentct
% accept volunteers in the place OF the draft
other instances might be mentioned so le
"nlistmenls 80 on.