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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DISEASES OF WOMEN.-DH. ArTr
ON attends exclusively TO the treatment Of Prsvzis
DissassI and the rpscia! Diseases OF WOMEN, a
bis REMEDIAL ISsTITUTE for Special Dieases. at
70. Is Union s., Providence. R. !. See hiss ad-
vsrtssment Of THz GszAT IzorAS R. sEDY Fos
FEMALES in this psrsr.
Nov. y. dsEly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXP

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPE
srLScE OF - IsvALID. Published for eth b.nes
and ss 8 warning and q caution to Young msz
who suser from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay, etc; supplying at she same time. the naaEs
Of Sef-Curs, by one who cured himself, after bss
ing put 10 great expense through medical inpo-
sition and quacksry. Single copies may be had
Of the agthor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Ea1.,
Bedford, Kings County, n. T., BY enclosing =
postpaid addressed envelope. w.0ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

In a church in Scotland the singers exc
cutsd iugue, and tho bearers were aston
Ished a. the following chronological les
SON
And we'il catch the Zee,
And We u catch the fee.
Aud vel catch the fee ting hour "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

The BARK Ssa Eagle reports that on the
llth INST tell in With schr Truro, Boston,
from san DOMINGO fer New York. One man
succeeded 10 getting aboard. The last seen
Of the Truro she ss- in q sinking condition.
No assistance could be rendered On account
Of the gale
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA

" a'lAANHat a't Saus IL
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
returned to his post yesterday. Within one
hour afterwards the chief clerk vas stricken
down, and is now dangerously ILL., The Ia
bors Of the Treasury Department seer1s to
be more than human ability can endure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

The boat irom Old Point has not arrived
yet. She has probably been detained by the
storm Of LAST night which is supposed to hare
been very heavy on the Bay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
ST. Jou>s NJ. Jan 10.

The excitement 1t Carbouear is intense
and increasing. S-vcra! stores were broken
open last night, anu arms and ammunition
distracted R-inicrcements are still Gr.iv-
ing but j. Is doubtful If the military Will be
able to prevent q collision much longer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
Bronze Turkeys.

TENHE subscriber hiss on hand and for sails IS %
i 20 pairs thoroug bred broLfs turkeys,
bred from pure Corn. stock, Msls tuTksys al
nature sgs Weighing so lbs and up~srds- fs-
nal, about 20 lbs. They will be sold n pairs
or to suit orstoneT. Prise from 400 70 es,co
per pair.
EDWARD BROWEELL-
Wnlistou, Jsa. 9, 1859. -sE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

10 hts is 20 be added lie s11 g.. 1917 e.
sllHd,i fs iu tho lls- annual staten s.ut
OF ,he condition oftla c5a--r Tr,ss- So ,56- O.
ury, ne iollo-rf
''oH -.saa-las ;5e dau.. oi oar sz.e..- J., s..
Of December, 1859. the SAIL .als-zsmszs -ss s....
snislsa; ard tie ezpsa.es already la.ur-,a
had exceeded tie sg,s5t a. taz,s Ia.-5. g.
tais co 5ln,surs, tll!as ;ss pati.c fr.r r.e. a..
auislsd, Hsely 70 BE- rsr-aauea ,,y iaja-.5 .s 7-
naming IL tlat C ui.i-a. and t-H- no c.-..I.
zion e The " orks Wa mpyIs,is,Iy d.1a4.e. 10
oTdsr 90 The Ir-s-r'eil d Of Iub..- property. zoe
uuder-igDei. 10 cor function with the I.-vau-
Jadsss, Fish and Work. have borrowed Pie a--ley
z. oessary Go pay Up tho b1 kot -1e ,Ll. IS nee
7a nios fur W ~ done. l1i by giving .-- indie
'15asl notes therefor ave s--a-e lef-...... .-.
sl.Ls.bis f-r che .ll. l5-5a- l-,..4-. .f
81 ST. o."
L. q. W-LLrsZ~. ? a.-t --..-. ..
Il WHkELEr, tCa.-. -e. ..-r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
EPITAPH.

Hers lies jOhn Cole who dealt IN Goals.
Zen evil thinkers
Pronounced him just, while all men say
Peace 10 his clinkers."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
WAsHrSGrON, Jan. Il

Mr. Roiman, chief clerk Of the Treasury
Department died this morning sfter lew
days Illness.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

LouisTILLE. Jan. u.
Tomorrow Journal will discredit the
story about the recent meeting Of Colon,l
Garfield and humphrey Marshall, near
gainesville.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Nr. Seward has telegraphed that Brirish
troops may be landed hers and conveyed TO
Canada or elsewhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
CONDITION or THE COUNTY
TREASURY.

Pureuant 70 law, the undertigzed, tie -njgt,
Chit.sndea uaty Court, 5Feby fun 81 a s,sts.
nent Of the eoaditioa Of the Cosa;y 7ssisary,
With Al seooant Ct the Tcoei7ts sid 5.-ll.ss-
oen:7 for TIE p.a; year. az tie sane z-ss,1vi
fTon the rePoTt OF the Treasurer.
TIE rgcsipt' > tas Ifsasurg h-vs assa e fol
hovG
FrgEa re Yer. - Towns II lbs c--e-
~ a. rs I:oS=-7s 3 tas & ~ O.,
az Of ieC1. t-3a- %
C1u-ty shape Of Fslel'rs' r,tnss
s-a az ro-sz. 1855 IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
THE DAILY FREE PRESS,


PUBLISHED ~py sft--Oo., Sunday, sx.
" eepted.) st Ass O'Clock, and gives ia readers
Twelve Hours later News
Thsa they can obtain from any othes scsrc.,
(Frou tae n. I. Evening Pos..)
Evening ". Morning Papers,
The relative positions Of the morning and sTs-
ming papers have ehsngsd greatly during the
present war. 4 little while ago the =orn.5g
pspers we're here, - they have always been IN
LonIon and Paris, pre-euinsutiy the HeDspsPeTs.
They furnished their readers over their breakfast
tables all the incidents OF the previous day sEd
night. Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation, With 4 few Sdditionsl particulars
gathered in the course Of the morning, anu the
local city news. But since the opening Of tho
war it has been different. The first accounts Of
nearly every important action and movement, -
We said the other day, have been given to the
public Of New York BY the evening papers
thus, the reports Of the great Bethel hghti Of
orr successes Ia Wesisrr Virginia; Of the Bull
Run defeat; Of tho H.ttsras Inlet affair, s1d
most signal Of ali, Of the Pert Royal ricso-Z and
Of tho capture Of Mason and Slidsli, sod their
surrender. we're al reosivei In tails ely to ste
far tbs morning papers 70 priat, bat early snoSsa
6r the sTsniSs papers to giTs I'LL F.rts'eis-s
Tbs lrx Psrss rso-srss dispatches regularly
81 both the Ausricsa and VI 5oseon Lisss
up 10 fear oclcok Of Saed day. tn ssisgrspaa
news Is consequently ist'. sne IN no's sasss
as FIJI, In fact tss saue. ss that sivsl e tAs y.
I. Ess-r-g Po,t and the New York and Bossca
evening papers generally
TEEHs-By carrier. s5,co Per tarua
mail $500
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
@. ". . G. 6. BENEDICT,
Propristo-s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

NOTE AND LETTER PAPER.
7 HAVE fair srtitls Of ruled Ncts at 81 cents
n Per Ream. Also fair .-tiois Of ruled Letter
1T sl.75 cents per Resn.
Envelope, equally iov.
Burlington, Doc. :, 1851
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

The iiss tie sgsia1 the County are
ne. ss Ltsr a. car lie atcortailed
Amount d1e TIE Irsssarsr, e
amount # cr-rs drawn AM Eov
1lts-sndirs-re.-ly I'll Of which arc
f--v-rk ana material -r tho jail
sn'a9gsmor-. si..
4mean' necessary fsI Insurance -
tae SAM as ilr last y54s.
l4e AID ou-t rc-esss1y ilr tde Couu-
O.. eEp.Hses--iuc'al.ag 5I.0 f,r rent
@: Probate G nee $50 rlr --tsrGtiM
4-l f--Ietsiidiag the ohimriss o. tie
Court Ho1sr SAD fl- ordinary sus re-
s4s-s-E rersirs, ~il b 3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

FEEDEsIck, Jan. i
Itis reported that Jackson threw several
SHELLS into orr lines at Hancock Yesterday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Tie ree=ifts Of tie Comfy tor the yelr sasu
i1f zill as near as can be e.;iultsi be e.
fcItrs:
lie proceeds Of ;bs 81 oszt tsz
laid the last session vii! Be abou; s2,5s6 a.
thsre CT psSd!srs' license sLd bank
taT. 75o .C0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Tie expenditures n tho County since
1881, have been as folloss.
An uut Ped on account u eulaTss-
Z 81 and repairs q jail.
Amount paid "a orders drawn aud
Tor Ilslrsuce. Ws.cT. tueli repairs On
Corrt House and fg5 Probate Cour,
ana foF collecting lskss. Sc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

L. g.. WILLIAM .-t j. -.
E-I. WukELEs. fCalt. -e. ..-r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

slndsd to the abzanep Of the representatives Of
Southern dioseses, and dssienates ths rebellion as
resistance to the powers that be which ordained
of God. The next Convention will be held in Phil
sdelpbia.
A sngar refining 6rm in Philadeiphia hsye maui.
fae.ured . pyramid Of fas losf sugar Z foot and .
half through at the base, f5nr feet three ioches In
height. and weighing ueasiy two hundred pounds,
which Is TO be presented TO Mrs. George B. AcClel.
Ian.
This result of the election ia pennsylvan s thus
stated by the latest accounts: Fifteen Union Con.
gressnen elect out of the Ataie delegation Of
twsaty four. In the Legislature the Democrats will
have majority OF one upon joint ballot. The re
suit OF the State tieke: IN still deuiafal, with the
chances in favor Of the Democrats.
IT ii stated that, IN consequence of the indiscre
tion OF certain newspaper cersesps sndonts, An inl
portant document prepared by Gen. buell.,
bodying acefance of his movements. besides stating
the strength OF his army, his reiniorcements, and
ha knowledge Of the enemy, fell into the hands of
the rebels n few days ago.
1t probably costs not less than 5000 to put the
machinery OF draft in motion in a county Wind.
ham county Ct being nine short Of the quota, the
whole operation must be gone through with in Or
der to get nine men.
The Federal Union" party al Brooklyn has nom.
mated General John A. Dix for Governor OF New
York, and called State Conve ntion to meet on the
2Sth inst.
From Havana we have a report that the rebel
steamer 1890 is gone into Mobile but it il discred
tied at Washington.
J. g. w. Powell State Attorney for Talbot coun
ty Marylant, and now prisoner in Fort Delaware,
is cne OF the conscripts for that county.
second though very fsint comet II now in the
vicinity Of the orbit of Mars. Il IL 70C006 COO Of
leagues from the earth, and $1,000 coo from the sun
Rear admiral Porter WAS in st. Louis on the 14th
inst, making preparations to take command of the
Western gunboat feet.
Maj Gen. Sumner has declined an invitation to q
public dinner rendered by the Mayor and Common
Council of Syracuse, N. Y.
The Secretary of War has ordered that no more
contrabands be sent into the State Of Illinois.
The water in the Ohio river at Wheeling Al last
accounts, was rising, and was expected 10 reach a
good navgahle stage
The wheat crop in Indiana this year will amount to
20 600 900 OF bushels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
LOSSES IN THE THIRD COMPANY RICH
MoND HoWITHERS

From letters from, members OF tEr COMPANY we
iesrn the following particulars lh iosses of tie
"a Company H3wit2ers of Richmond, at CEarls,
town en The 10Th, Caps. beni. Il. Smith, Jr.. was
wounded lust the pieces liulbcring up 10 re.
lire from tls faht His left foci WAS cut In half by
piees q shell and his horse was killed by the
osile He was carried 10 tho Tesidanee of
DR.. HBthsrJrd. where portion Of his foot was
smpuokd L.eut. Henry G. Garter was wounded
early y BE action In the shoulder; but after nay
ins Liz ci dressed returned to the seems of ths.
fight PdcAe James Z. Csssid.y was sho; in the
thigh by bullet from shrapne Tie wound
is lot dangerous Private Z. Buriey Brown was
instantly killed by shei! while sighting The gun.
He was s son oi john J Brown, Esq, former pro
i.E,e0r OF iLs American Hotel, and was n cool and
gallant soldier. The wonuied we're taken 10
Chsriestonn sud Mr. Brown WAS buried ,,y tht,
citizens ii thst piass in th. cemetery thsrs. Phi
vsis Mann, oi the - Compsay of Howitzers was
Wounded n the ssIle action, bat not serionsiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
From our Army
coRRfsPo, pESCE OF THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.

WINCHESTER VA, Oct liih, 1862
Tue ~4ole Town is alive to day with the news OF
lie late brilliant exploit Of Gen Stuart. In Mary
aA0a he has once more made the circuit Of the
enslny's lines capturing and destroying deal Of
IIe enemy property. Gen Jennifer. who accom-
ksned Tin. came intostown al l2 o'clock last night
yen; Stoar, started Sunday morning, crossed over
sIs fotomae at Williamsport proceeded some thirty
llles into Penn3ylvania, and returned Via Lees
eufe' bringing with them l. 000 hoIses and a mum
psi Oh prisoners. ia addition to the shoes boots,
s,olnes blankets, DC, &c, of which each man
bf0ugh, az ISuch as LIE could
IN, II 10 asd thai 81 Chaubersburg they burnt over
million dollars worth Of stores. This feat sur.
passes Tho isr-famsd exploit around the lines be.
fond Richmond, aad viii deservedly add many
istfels to bis well earned wreath
oT army has recruited very much since the last
saiie understand that large quantity Of cloth.
ils and shoes have gone down, aud that the army
wa soon be IN condition for active service a. ain
everything ID quiet sloLg our lines. Several
uA'es oi small pox have appeared, but they
T, seu ~ That M danger is anticipated FROM them.
80. e a'ssase oiiginated from ole patent who was
Wv " Tue Yankee army. ASA TENNET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

TRAGEDY IN 6EoRaIA.-Jasper Loyets, SOL
Ssundsrsys, Ga, last week by Moses Brown. The
Sanndersviie dsorSiaa. gives ths following psrtic
ulars of the tragedy;
About seventeen months ago Lovett ieit this couu.
ty in enc Of the companies tha, then going in
to service, leaving wifs and Two children. Whsth-
er his wife had heard from him or not Ne ara una
bic TO say but she say3 She never expected him to
return. arown.a neigabor, and also married man
Processes TO have conceived arden. passion for
her which WEB ree:ptoeated on the part ct Mrs L.
The Two proceeded 10 make arrangements to
leave fer distant part of the country when Low.
ett, who was wounded in one Of the late battles
suddenly and unexpectedly to all parties, comes
home. Upon the return OF her husband Mrs. l..
repents Of the stsp che was about take and refuz.
one day, he sends q messenger to her. begging to
see her, but was positively refused. Becoming
enraged he determined to take the life Of her hus.
band-believlng ii Loyett was dead their plans
might still be- carried out. For ths purpose he goes
home, gets his and goes to Lovetts for the
pretended purpose of grinding it. Lovstt assisted
Brown in grinding the axe. Thig being done,
Brown stated TO Lovest that he was going to split
rails, and asked aiIn 10 walk down in tine woods
with aim TO which Lovett readily consented AZ.
Ter proceeding short distance Brown made II con-
yenient to get behind Lovett, and as they walked
along Brown struck him blow on the back Of the
head, breaking in the skull apd prostratins him at
his fest Fearing that Lovett,neht not be dead, he
struck him another blow m the forehead. He then
carried the body to thicket, where he left it. He
(Brown) then went home and confessed the whole
matter to bis wife. Lovetts sbssnce being diseoy-
cred and exciting alarm, search twas made, bat the
body could not be found. AZ he was last seen with
Brown, suspicion nstaraily fell upon him. On
Saturday morning last hc confessed the murder
and discovered the body TO those in search of it,
Brown il now In jail awaiting his ttisl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
TEL ELEGRAPHIC NEWS,


Ke10fted AtoCk On NoShVf1Ie.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 23-The Rsbei has Q dr.
patch from MrrfFossboro', dated 2lst, which says
our picks1s attacked The enemy non assesai Deints
near Nsrshvile at dsyilsAS thh mGE1lno apevone
in their pickets, killing several and capturing any
prisoners.
On the Murfressboro' pike we also killed w. ,.
Stokes. Colonel of renegade Tennssseeans, and
another Colonel ON the Lebanon pike, also driving
their forces into their entrenchmsnts at Nashville
There is no evidence of an evscuaiion Of Nash-
vile. Captures private letters represent the state
OF the city As intolerable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

Pronsoted.-Lieut. Thca&s Turner, formerly
Of the Libby Prison, and late Proves. Marshal OF
Lynchburg, hss been promoted to Captaincy and
ordered II report for duty next week in Richmond
as comInandant OF the Libby Prison In the mean,
while tie latter prison. as we'll as Castis Thnpder
has been put il charge OF Capt Alexander. who
will now have to watch the Yankees as they for
meriy watched him at Fort MeEenry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

THE EMANCIPATION IN LouIsIANA.-lt is 70.
ported from New Orleans that recently a ''dsiega.
ticn" CT slaves from the plantation of Mr.. Maun.
sslI White, one Of the oldest and wealthiest plant
ers in river county below New Orlsans, applied
to General 6hepley for advice In his char acser ~
Military Governor Of the State. The correspon.
dent Of the New York Times says:
These men informed the General that they came
for freedom they said their fellow-ssrvants In
other places were all leaving their mastGrs. and
thst they wished also TO improve their condition,
bat that il not clear to THAR minds how WA ths
best way 70 do %. They emphstically said, how.
ever, that thay did not intend 70 lAboe nnch they
could help Il, without rsmunaEAtion. and thsy ocn.
clnAed thar REQUESTS and peotssu ~ Aakng that u
they remained peaeeahly q home thsy might have
1Air wages secured 70 them for their sssvIseA 0an
0hspley tvsatet the matter with gYeak eoaai6sfa-
tou, and afser confcfring with Gsn- Adtles, par
mlsi0n wss granted to these man TO make tsFsas
with their master, who consented 20 have pa<tnss
il tho traasseliou, and thssa nsea have gene 70
work, MT ~ slaves. but - hired n,sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

Onc1oiaed Goods.-Among tie unclaimed goods
stored IN the Mayor . Office, CITY Hail. we noticed
yesterday three suspicious looking trunks ss.d to
belong to Mrs.. DobsOn lately sent ON fo- perjury
one blue bed quilt OF home manufacture; Two faro
tables, one made By Willisms, of New York and
the other the product OF the skill of ssme Rich
mond carpenter. Thass latter were seized at l49
trunks arc Sad TO contsip evidence beneficial to
the Commonwealth-smong other thinks a lot OF
money belonging TO Mira Dobson The large box
IN the North corner Of the Mayors Office still re-
mains terra iRcogaita to the uninitiatsd. The
contributors are many; the receivers Of its benefits
are few. 1t is the receptacle Of coutraband pistols
and other articles "too numerous to mention"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
Fr0m Charleston,
OF THE RICHMOND DIspArCE.l

III. LIWIsBuRG, Va, Oct. II, 1862
Save lave iuss returned from Charleston, Kanawha
.rai. ab0u. the streets OF Charleston saw sew
,aa n'nes that lean lsnk, ia low person. old New.
Cn.,, ,ne editor Of the Black Republican paper 1T
,ia ,iaieston. Bsnawha. A Yankee by birth, oduca
in H.. and instinct The only of the Union tribe
dnr.' sieia,ty IN = was not polite to Mr Price
~. Ills imprisonment at Charleston Summers
80. as whole pack now pretend to think the an.
Aeta won't do.
ssu.., wr Patrick, Northern man also by birth and
s,sn and instinct but belonging TO the better
o..t OF that nation. told Gen. Williams that the
nnh.a. aAd started this under the pretence Of
than thn'.aing the Union aud the Consultation; that
s,,a asa now overthrown th' Constitution and de.
,,..y ice union and that they are now prosecu.
ns M ne "Sf TO freo the negroes aud make the South
~, ,ue expenses Of the war and be hoped TO God
O. tSsy us!y, might never come back to Kanawhs ~
nost;,. }" "hnam' asked what George w. Sumnsrs's
,nias 'on wass Dr. Patrick replied Ellis vie w aud
'N,ne are exactly the same,
ChsrIssv Uovernmsnt hss stores enough not far from
TIston. TIs S. including ths SALT to load $50 wsgona
10 H. quantity Of Iron. lead and cannon balls, seem
tks w. oul oi proportion TO the number of troops
.nor.n a.scs had stationed there and horse shoes
''0osh to supply ssvsrsl armies. A.BC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

Dsorderty Conduct, 4r-Janes Mcdonald and
Joseph Wingfeld were arrested and placed in the
cage yesterday evening for interfering with certain
officers .of the city police while in the lawful dis
charge of their duty. executing search warrant
In the house Of Thomas Bradford on Franklin
street. and for being disorderly In the street Wing
field was afterwards ba;led for his appearance at
Court this morning. WIN. Robinson " as also placed
In the cage on the charge of drunkenness and din.
orderly conduct in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
ARRlN Al, OF SIiR4EnKS

The following Surssons arrived in ihs dag of
irise boat yesterday Surgeons Cooper Priolea,
aud Whitfield, Assistant Surgeons i.svere;t, Gar
ss, Hill, Mcqueen Newell. Wallace, Whitfield, AMI
hoaoD- These gentlemen have been IN at endanc-
upon the wounded aad sick at Sharpsburg, Boons
boro' and South Mountain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

TO De Scau AUay.-Sxty of the citizen prisoners
confined At the Libby pSisou are to be sent awav
this morning under fsg of fruce. Several hundred
Of like description Of prisoners are expected here
before the end Of tho week from Salisbury, N. G.,
win be gotten ready to 60 from this place. II 10.
the whole lot with go next Tuesday in charge OF
Mr.. Wood, Of. Washington, D. c., who has been in
this section for couple Of weeks engaged in mus
tering up Lineoin's ragged recruits"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

ForgtaS Pay Rotls.-Geo. Kiibaugh, a member
OF Gathers cavalry company, carried before
commissioner Watson yesterday. charged with
forging sundry pay rolls and after an examination
was sent to the city Jail for trial before the Distric.
Court,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

Arrirat Of Wonaded Soldiers The Yankees have
been doing considerable business lately IN captur.
ing wounded Confederate soldiers left at different
points for want of means of transportation Yes.
terday they sent eighty wounded Confederaten to
Varina IN the steamboat John A. Warner from
FortreBs Monroe. They were brought to this city
in ambulances, and conveyed to tie different hos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

Prisoners Retsired d--TW enty four Yankees. in.
cluding one Lieutenant were received at the Libby
prison yesterday The above parties were captured
at fay Market Oh the 18th Of October
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

ON by the crowd, retrested up street, Erd was nsl
~ taken ip charge by Dsputy provost Marshal Ds.
yid Foster, the crowd following Toward evening
the crowd gradually dispersed aud the most of tho
,nen subsequently reported themselvea for duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

ens. .aonED SECESSION FROM THE scorTIsa Ep,s.
s,snx. L VaukcH.-Ths Kdinbarg Csnyanl un1isr-
~H !hss IL h thought that the new cod. Of esnors
Gsmsn u IN preparation for ths Scottish Ipiseanai
a. large body Of the clergy and isitr i. 4. ~
Ensssa. lntsod 10 enter into relations win ths
,ns S. os Hngand. II sny other ritual ths thst az
"s rrsysr Book be adopted, -"N VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

Escaped (r5ns Prisoa.- Confederate soId;srs
heretofore arrested for daserton and " ho were in
the Libby prison hosp5sl, took French leave yes
tarIav