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When Generai Keiloy was io ouest of

When General Kelley was ia quest of
gucrlillas in Western Virginia he cap
tured young woman named SaIlie
Dusky, whose father is in the peniten-
tiary for mail robbery, aud her Two
brothers are Captains ia the rebel army
The General feeling confident hat the
girl knew The hiding places OF the guer-
rillas, had a private conversation with
her, and during the interview, having
failed 70 get much satisfaction, be told
her il she would make a clean breast Of il
he would give her ihe chances for a hus-
band Of all the young officers IN his staff,
This failed TO bring'the information, and
Sallie was taken away in charge Of Cap
tain Baggs. As she moved away from the
Generals presence she asked the Captain
II the General was really in earnest In
making the last proposition. Bags AS
sued her that the General was sincere,
and that he would have lived up 10 bis
promise The girl assumed kind Of
thoughtful manner, and after a short
time replied " Well, believe i'd about
% hei have the old man (meaning She
General himself) as any of'em," ara
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Nlnoteenlh IlIiRoi-,
HEADQUARTERS 1911 ILLIsolsr !
ITrgrgvurr Ala JulV 1870 {

HEADQUARTERS 18Th ILLIsoIs,rtl
" . HUYTsvmLE Ala, July, lsG2,t
GENERAL. ORDrR No. 80.
All Commissioned and NOhlCdmniis-
5 oned Officers, Musicians aud ffiyaies,
belongingto the i0th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, who are now away from their
respective companies, except those who
have a Surgeons CertiGcEle o. Disability
(Which must be subsequent 10 The date Of
this ordor), or are on regulHrly detached
service, will report 20 these Headquarters
within ten days Of the date Of the pub
lisbmont Of this order
Those falling 10 comply with this Or
der will bo treated as dessriers, and their
names will be published 30 such This
order will DO carried out 10 the letter
by order Of
r.. HARDING,
Major Commanding
NJ. d. TEMuE, f,sI
Acting AdiutAni Aug 2-lot
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G4rrtsErfF sst Htns etna g.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
-rT Q WUnIAM siIAFE1 Rsedfder 4 s ITtg
.' JOHN CYiUMBLFsY, @arshaG ~. } ~ 70
Deputy Mafslais--W II. Wibsinson, A.iC Tucker,
aud James A. steele ...ntfgrr arnA
CIsiLs Of he Marlet-Iohn Chumbley ef-oeico' ursl
Jos L. Ryan second dhd s6sa 2oddek third
Tag .Assss,Or--willhm Driygff.F g.
R-ssaus Cotsotor-A. r. shanEland.
Waler Tar colieaor---E B, iarel'p p4'yfs nt
Treasure--B, Henry. ..b,,sIr. s..,.......r.
WLgJ Master-rhomRs Ieake., -.,I ...,..r
Superintendent Of he Worlh0Hse-J podd
Superintendent ~ mo Wdter Korti--Jamss wyau
dbief et he FSs Department John N seabury
ssiioa OF G,e Cemetery VI. u. McBrde.
Street Ouerseer--J. L. stewart.
ON Aaornsy-John McPhai Smith.
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A letter from GARRETT DAVIS has beon
received in Washington, fully confirming
the approximations OF trouble in Kentucky
He says that Union men regard u a.
certain that the rebels propose atiempt-
ing another invasion like MoRGAF's, but
on larger scale whenever they can
take our forces or theirguard '-'
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Cash reqairet In advance ior all advertisements,
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We, tue undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, 10 which we bind ourselves tthetly 70
adhere t. '" N
u Iall Hag WIN. CAMERoY, for the Uniou
rsiga .Ta'Ha JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch .
HAsHyIAR, Tcnu.l July u, 1869, g rr.s4ra 1
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Persons wishlpg % send freight aud llaokasts by
the Alornlng rrains Of NE L0uIsuLLa sNI \, ass.
v,sr. luua RtaaytLLs asb Dtokrvu AAuHoAla,
u.ust bayo the aame A. NE Omoo hy.a 0olocs tbe
sywPEPrev'eys
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We learn that q portion Of the lrussel
work on the Edgeheld aud Kentucky
Railroad, AZ Red River, were burned day
before yesterday by some bushwackers.
The damage can be easily repaired
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TPuptlc RrsoUUrIoy-No. lB.I

4 RESOLUTION 20 amend an act entitled
can act 10 carry into plect conventions
between the United States and the
Republics Of New Granada and Costa
Rica. ....
Rsa1'ue3 ty ne Ssn1ie and Hnes n Rco-
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DAvrDsor County D,nroTour-oou,inuei.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERs.

D Roa--HsadquanVs on High street. Gen. Dumont
eommAnding. .t.
Disiricf-Hoadquaftes on Summer street Or
FOrd's reaidenee,) Capt Green, A. A.G.
Tporosf MarsLaI--Trsdquarters 90 Church street.
(Foma'e Academy Col. Stanley Matthews
chef Astiaant Quarterpasisr - Headquarters On
chsrfy street; No 10, CJudge Cahon's sestaenee.)
Capt. . D. Hibgham. r4 |#t.f asH bHl
AssisaHf Quoriarmosier-- Chattanooga Depot-Capt.
R Stevenson.
Auisidhs Qaaftefmasisf - Vine street, near Mrs
PoDS's residence Capt. r. n Lamb. ..ui
assistant oHartarHostsr--No. 81, Market street.
Capt. J. NJ Hale.
CEie' coaD,issary -TIeadquarters, NJ. 10, Vine st.
Cnpt r. Macfeoly .Ia .gV ,t'l
oOu''Hi''arg qr sHt'ia~s'--BrOad street, Capt. s.
Little
AoiiHg C0mFaissarg Of Snbsisfsfcs-Corner OF Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen. .I 100
= Medical DFeoior-summer street. (Dr. Fords old
rcsldence.l Surgeon, r. swim.
Medical Pptregor's ogioe-church street, Masouie
Daildng. J. r. PfErlE surgeob. sth Kentucky 10
fantry, Acting Medical Purysyor. -. .... ...1
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j. 0. 0. u
.,.D-Vfv LOO, f. sg-
louN r. HlpE, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
at Nashville, TsnR.

at Nashville, Tens. ..
Tennessee Lodge, No. i-Ncets oycry Tuesday Evon-
Ing, at their Hall, the corner of Uuion and SUN
mer streets. The oniseTs for the present term,
o. & LessSuf, o., }. & Nuk,Yo.S4. l.. weaSey,
Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer.
Tpss. ls,i,,, ~. l6-aIoct. a, the same pao0
every Aiahdag eeehiag The officers are r. A..
Campbell, y. G., Uenry Aprle, N.Gj } J., rars,
.Scorttqty O, =, nroNu, Trcsserer .....
Saiiey Lodge.i IA oos-Nsew Al their Hall, On South
GwFy ftrgel every FJday tveRing, The Qlioers
2 atei u, D. Covtvt, NGi5Fshk Harmah, " ca James
wys''gfs'9'sTy " n rha'lory' rryesefer'
lla Auseys LoLgs, No. ips, (G'rmaDl--hieo's At he
Hail, ooFger Of unl9u and summer streets, every
Thursday Eysning, The ofnoers are Charles Rich
Ne =, FrloimA' v.G,, - Biuer.ichi Secretary
Csdssfsrle TfrAsafer q W eAA AGA 3D..
RSSseb R.cuspa,shi, No 1--Nec,sat the above Hall
on tbs hrtt and third Wednesdays Of each month,
Tue othcors ars; 4. Mills, CPj 7. n Mcbride Il P.i
g. Y. Fuller s.w. I'eter Harris Dr. Jw.; John y.
Hide, Serip' AsR. cqlteb Treqspyr
Oirs BraHcA Eruofarnaesi, No. 4-M,ets at the
. above 10 On tle second ana fourth Wednesday
ughts of each month. The officers arc Jas, T Bell,
CP Htury Applo ,Hr' l.. Moker, Sw. r. Fr,ed-
man, ~ ctaTe' Rlrtp'r scribe , \, Ward,
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A Kentucky Heroine.



If brave men lived before the days Of
Agamcmnon, heroic women have lived
since Joan Ia Pucelle When the ma
rauding band under Corban was on the
way to Mt, Sterling, the thieves went to
the house OF Mr.. 0ldom, he being absent
at the time, and plundored him of all his
horses, and among them a valuable and
beautiful animal, the favoriie of bis
daughter Cofnclia She resisted this
outrage as long as she could, but finding
ail her efforts in vain, she sprang upon
another horse and started post haste to-
wards the town to give the alarm. Her
first animal gave out, when she seized
another, aud meeting the messenger from
Middleton, she sent him as fast as his
horse could carry him 10 convey the
necessary warning to Nj. Sterling where
he arrived most topportunely. Miss Oldom
then retraced her way towards home,
taking with her a double barreled shot
gun She found pair of saddle bags on
the road belonging TO rebel officer, which
contained pair of revolvers, and soon
she came up with the advancing maraud-
ers, and ordered them TO halt. Perceiving
that one of the thieves rode her horse,
she assumed a part like Joan of Arcs,
when she said to the Dauphin Charles
Ny ecu age try by conblt, II tiou darcst,
and iisou thu fac that exceed my sea
and derDAnded the restitution Of the ami
NAL, The chief of the horse-thieves did
not feel like the Dauphin, ready 10 ex-
claim:
Thea come o Gods name, l f,ar no W man,
but Miss Cornelia resoluta, undaunted,
and with the spirit OF a Nemesis, seemed
to Hash from her eye the defiance; 'N
And while liye III nS'or ny from man.
The Captain, thinking to create di-
version from the palfrey in dispute, said
he would relieve the young lady of the
trouble of carrying his saddlCbags, but
she, with determination that might have
forced from Corban, had he been poeti :
cally inclined, the ejaculation;
Thou at au Amazon
And hgh'est with the rwerd Of Deborah,
refused TO do any deed of conveyance or
rcconyeyance until she obtained her
horse. Finally, finding that persuasion
would not gain her ends, she levelled the
shotgun at tho rider, commanded him,
as Damon did the traveller. "down from
his horse" and threatened TO fire if he
did not comply, Her indomitabe spirit
at last prevailed, and the robbers, seeing
something in her eye that spoke a terri !.
bic menace surrendered her favorite
steed When she had regaincd his back
and patied him on the neck, he gave a
neigh of mingled triumph and recogni-
tion, and she turned bis head homewards
and oaniered off as leisurcly as if she
were taking her morning exercise. She
acted in the spirit Of true and loyal
girl; kind and loving in all her social re
lations and the idol Of her ncighborhood
as we are told Miss Cornelia is, her Ken
lucky blood loathes treachery, and, when
occasion demands the exercise Of hero
ism, the gentle dove which nestles in ben
bosom becomes as defiant as the vulturC
I when il guards its broOding nest
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regatativss qf he Uaitof States Of ABleJcu
IN Congress assembled, That the act enti-
Tied "An act to carry into effect conven-
tions between the United States and the
Republics Of New Granada and Costa
Rica," approved the twentieth day OF
February, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, be amended in IFS sixth aud thir-
ieenth sections, so that when witness
refuses or is unwilling to testify, under
the provisions Of the said act, the pro-
ceedings TO compel his testimony may be
at the suggestion Of either party, Instead
of at the suggestion 0f any elaimant as
8. s.. ii.;=.ss::sss.o,a! II the said act
Approved, March 10, 1862.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARrURE OF MAILS.
10 B, B, C0NNOR & BRO,
oh COmEIIssION mEKCHANTs,
NO COLLEGE STREET.

b, b. common q BRO,
.,Il ,COmEIIssEON mEEsCHANTs,
NO 8 COLLEGE STREET.
-L-L- ~ II ~ = ~ = u ! ---- ~
new Stocss ju-t TsssiVed and for aalc
% ,l9w 80 e'pse ouS CPnprrlgnmen''.o
2OC) Sps - = coNNoR q BRO.
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100 boxes sALT, for sale by
lOOn APs t'4 t7i ooHN0R a BRO.
SI71 Ce,ls EoPE, Sor sale by 5at 0U lsoi (
DO ~. -. - ooNEoR a BRO.
40 si Sps 1'N' ''''' '0' ''' " ooNSoR 4 BRO.
=
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az ~ ao,sn aRooaI1 Tor sale nv 1T -TT57T
l0O spsr - - ~' coNNoR a BRO,
SO boxes SOAP, for sale by .,-
OO apS CONNOR BRO
OO sps - w oONNoR& BRO.
10 obests TEA, Tor sule by
- half cheats TEA tor saIo by ,,,..,., -,
. oadts TEA, for sale by
tI1 boxes .Yeas, aownERs, Tor SAFE BY -.
~ apB tONNnH BkO.
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100 nPs o6;NNoR a BRO
% apS cONNoR q BRO
nE boxes COFFEE Tor sale by WY.
20 APPS oovNoR a Co
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III SPS ooNNoB BRO
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D sps ooYNoR BRO.
= Sps = ~f1 OoSSoR BRO.
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lO Sps " - doSNoR BRO.
bbs CIDER, for sale by lT r
! IC boxes dried HstING, TOR sale by
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! ~ apb f..". OONNOk BRO.
I on kegs NAILS, for sale by ....... ..r-
\ or APPS CONNoR a 'BeO
/ 40 bbls Crushed sugar, Tor sale by ..
] CAJ apS CONNOR A BRO.
Lax bags NkAl., for sale by
| l 81 aps r tONNOR& BRO.
SDO bbs FLOUR, Tor salsby
! DNJNJ Ap61HI rn. ... CuNNOR a BRo
] NsN r49l.o hal AS a. -. i,s
4 ~ apps COSNu BRO.
.Dn Casks slpEs, tor ssle BY .....
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y Aps OONNoR BRO
fO torcos Canva.sed HANS With large lot OF ai
~ soris Of Goods, which We will close out low, Al
our Old stand, No. College street
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Oily COUNCIL.

Bohet a. Alde4a,as--M. ~ Rrien, Prcsidsut ), b.
Newman "a A. J. aay yReld II G soovel. WIN 8 Cheat
ham, J. c smith, NJ. @. l.. Claiborne, aud Jas Robb.
Common Council--w. r, Jones, ,Pres identi William
Roberts. r . " arbroogh, WIN Driver WIN. Stewart,
Louis Hough, W Mullins, James Turner, g. NJ. South
p.te. A. J. Cole, Jas. DAVIS Andrew Anderson, J. D.
lEp0wlS' 'a4d John dready.f \ [F III Ef
A>pSs eoMnrrEKA ov MS ury oauScL.
Finonce--Knowles, scoyo and Cole.
Water Works Anderson, Smith and Caiboruo
Streets -YarBronsh, Turner, ,southgato Davis, Brien,
Mayaeld, Chratham and Claiborne.
ULarf-Newman Stewart aud Turner
Hosphal--Jgnef AyHcldAqq siosn. q, Ell. .7st-
sohooa--Chsathaui, Mayheld aud Knowles g.
FIRE Department. -Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-nrYcr, Cheatham and Davis.
Cemeteyy--fup stswari and Rqvmsn'
Market HoHse--Roberts, SleSart and Turner.
Slates-Hough Claiborne and Davis.
Folioe-Cheatham, BrieD and Anderson w
Epriags--Hoagh, Claiborne aud BFien. -.ss p
Workhouss-cheatham,M Mayaeld aud Knowles.
Improvements and FxpeHdituye-Cole, soovel and
Cready sAt.La GttltN
Pabiio Propsrty-Brien, Cheatbhm aud Turner.
Pet Honse--Maynold, Jones and Roberts.
81 5bc board oG Aldermen nsop tne Tuosdoys
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays In
each month and the Common Council the second
and fourth Tbprsdays ~ each uFnih
NIGHT POLICE
rrrF rnrTa rF| H.f'fh
Captaih-5Obn faueh
Iirst Lisuts,laHt-wm. YarbrouRh.
Second LieHtenaaf--John II. Davis.
PoIlosmq,--wm Jpokson, John Lavender, Ncb Pa
wis., Joel Philips, VIM. Baker Johu CottreIl, William
Mayo, John Eng,es, j. W. Wright, John Puokett
Robert soott, ". c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yptes, au,l Chares Buitt.
81 The Police Court is opened every morning Al
O'clock
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Aashpillt atuiOn.
TERmsi

DAILY uMoS, per annoui...... ~. ...u.ts %
, week, ek,.l............ 20 9
Tu- wEauT USaoS, per. anenru, 20, -. . 50 90
WEsuT USoS, per Anuuui ......a.l.%..s2 81 90
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. Ic, 1862
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The Captain, thinking to create di-
version from the palfrey in dispute, said
he would relieve the young lady of the
trouble of carrying his saddlebags, but
she, with determination that might have
forced from Corban, had he been poeti :
cAllY inclined, the eiacnlalion:
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nl' ~. lEMfiEi .. ... .... fLlI
Acting AdiutAnt Aug 2-lot.
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1aSiSsou Gqnrplip girttiarg.
otrY 90 ovkRHMENr.

l.aatsEetfat8 nfoD s4aa G.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, MaBor.
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All NOyx-Combatants and Slaves Or
d'lrsd from Charleston, s. C.,
XheD Northern Elections and Tx
president Duchanan's Reply
10 Gen. Scott Reviewed.
HEAVY SNOW STORM IN RICHhuNR,
DHsTTTUTIoN OF THE REBEL ARMY.
AH., DO, 10.
WAnlrsa1oN, Nov. 3, 1862.

wAnnsaroS, Nov. ., 1862.
yAAve news from Richmond up 70 the 9th.
0eneral lee arrived In Richmond about two weeks ago.
md been there Since He has resumed hts posi-
tim general commander nchief and acts military
savscr to the War Department.
General Joe Johnston succeeds Geaera Lee 70 The active
command Of the rebel armies north Of Richmond. and
nov has his headquarters at Culpepper
6oDewal Jacksons corps has been increased 70
afty thousand men.
ne advance Of the Army Of the Potomac known in
kIeAmond and the situation well understood Ths rebel
yaan Of operation said 70 their
~ Rappahannock and then nsht tho greatest battle
Ne war.
The Merrimae IL completed and has been below
Eert Darling for several days. with steam up and her fun
Sanpenent crew aboard. She is ready for Bght,
ad may expected At the mouth Of James rive. at any
mement She passed the distractions IN James river
coming DOWN but owing to their peculiar Daturc s
inpessibe for her get back TO Richmond. II worstod
n with navy she only seek protec-
sian under the guns Of Fort Darling.
oesrs in the rebel have becn detached by the
Richmond War Department to carry on.a contraband
trade for their government between Baltimore and Rich
mend. Fifteen hundred pounds OF duinne, one hun
&Ssd pounds Of Illuminating powder, and two million per
sasson oaps lately the blockade 81 the Potomac In
psSsaston u some Of these parties
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shoes for the Army.
prom The pichmcna wnis, Nov. 5

PROM tbe fichmcnc Wh!g, NOV. 81
A correspondent In brier note which publish this
rnaSes practical appeal 10 the hnmauy >nd
pauiosu q the people of Rctnond IN behalf or our
sboee'. soldiers 7hs appeal Is powerfully reinssrccd
by the storm OF yesterday and the actual setting
Ao,sand, Of or ,ru,s TROOPS our s~s aad brotssy ra
fSen,s ,ho are futs,sUs that ~ay b. ecafoyiosx are
~ is tsA sster ,c,ho o. sems~ss s sross of scu.
ps,s Or ev~ Of opacis d s PeTs;ts.ioryars Mrrcfy
kirfoosd IN te shame, shame tbose who have
failed TO wevers this aud thoss who permit 81.
Better Gat hs PresiGc ssitA As Csstns. he 7.aroass'
ter e.nsrol ard all Asr ~da, sls~d ct sase scy
~ah foteS fst N s,ri'o than ag nsols arose Acg1
D. in the cos.aisa IN hsA his HAS Of i,ar eMdf ttsr
The qorro,s@at ss c~su., cpspEnont ctaprJh f~ fMs
ss,s.y but there Ia something more important and
pressing for people DO thar sit ia Sudameni
On delinquent ocals and that IS, 70 do what they
10 supply tho neslects ~ their public agents Our cor
RESPONDENT suggests coavenient spd ready moAe by
which partial relief ne ascrded We impIoro
ali who have IL IN their power ~ adopt his Suggestion
This false alarmoo sensation paragraph 5ke sc,.-
ds.isr ~ ARMY h hegstrafua The people must
10 the rescue xen w,o rngi1 suffered they
hayesne must Re neglected. by ,bose who stay at
home make money and kcep sous and TIE oover'
oon,.o L trusted. has 40 isr.1os, ,cr,s s:egfn fn
dt1erer, 70 eontiicm y N Sao arsp,rirs and ~
d,y~s eve,sass i tss o.sv,y way y y-ces cod sds
FREE lie, each cssn resolve the oneEt reads this
Furnish PAIRS n shoes ~, T they cannot be
bad something cse that wll s@ve shield soldier
from suffering. yon haven't ~ buy o. no matter ~
what price, yol Jay for H. FOR u u better 10 an
the pockets of the horseleecres and soOdsueAers who
manufacture sell shccs ana clothing than shsi this dis.
graceful condition q things s;ouId oontinne ho.
wh.i say Toe. cii.-ens Of RichDondf
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
roKrFyss Eoyr,v. wov. 3, 1

FoEusss Eoyspx, Nov. 1872
The United states ssn!.sry ship Entsrpe, o,pisin
Joseph Arey commanding, arrived n The Enss lset
evening, and Is ordered " WsshiBrton.
TIE ~ e truce steamboat New York left - 10
day for Ak-ns lanins with dnys.ven rsss rrsons-s,
in charge Captain ". N g. sanders OF iSe Third New
York regnsut aud ~ ~ srpoo,es thai she all
with union prisoners.
The steamboat John A. warner viii Leaye here ,his
evening for W,dtngiSn Sth nesFs one hundred cscira
osna-
ioefssas N-SgoE, Nov =, 1902.
A. -nr 0'csS sc.day the EnEsh fsirstes Cadmu- spi
pefsi At snchsr q the Roads. Cred salute 10 ho1o of
tbc birthday 0f the Prince 81 Wales
ibe Unisi sts'es euubcst Man, ies ioctrsss Monrso
TIN stafaoan 'or the ccss, cl North C~rolus IL I. said
Adaiiral L. Wcnt 10 the Mssa
r. nag gof.u .uucs steamboat Express arrived from
Aikos Landing a. tws O'clock rhs afternoon br,nr NJ
rVoms seesa ISs UAicn prisoners, charge ~ Captain
Nulfcv. ~ the Tb.ri New YORK,
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
Flight In North Csrolsna.

ffrom the Richmond Dspaich, New. ~
An engagement occurred near wnl.amston, lnrsn
sounty N o. on tho afternoon of the "a between four
companies OF tho Twentieth North Carolina regimen, and
largo force Of Yankees who had marched from ne
Sewashington 70 pcn, the Roanoke river below vii
Nanston, with view Of cutting OF the Seventeenth and
my seventh North Oarotna resinenAs stationed In tst
asghb0rhood. The four companies engaged under
ssumand Of Colonel Bnrgwyn, aud held In check largely
ssPercr force Of the enemy during the day. and untfbe
Seventeenth and Fifty seventh regiments up, when
Sstle offered, but declined by the enemy. Our has
oreportcd at two killed md thirty wounded mos, Of
ssem only slshtly. The sneny's loss known have
bsen much greater onhre cavalry company being cut
- and destroyed. THIS was the celebrated "whe
Herse company which bias been perfect terror 70 the
pscpss of Washington and surrounding country.
from the Richmond whig. Nov. ST.
vrsn weldon We have reports Of advance by re
snsrny upon that place. n IL be true, arrangements viii
- made to give tho invaders reception.
We learn from Masoubcroagh Sound his morning sra,
~ bccxAding saapdn commcced firing on an English
brig, wkioh supposed bc running shs hocksde-
She brig was run ashore.
A. WILMINGTON, NJ c., egh, or yellow fever
we're reported Monday. New cases are NV, but
deaths are very suddsn-
Gen. Beaaregapd's Orders ~ chsriessos..
CaASL ssrv>, Nov. q, ,lss2
General DssuYcyrd has ordered noncombatsnts 10
have Charleston, with sheir movable property He has
also ordered Ill the slaves 10 "a removed.
This 10 done N AVOID ernbsrTasslnents spd dsssy tn
ss sudden neccssity sh0Gd arise fVs the ruaos~l os
>ahs entire porgia;ion.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
Northern EIecsions-The LsncoiDitos De-
feated.
From tho Richmond Whig, Nov. 81


From tho Richmond whie, Nov. 81
The democrats swept tho decks IN The eisct'nns
Just held in New York New Jersey, Illinois &c We have
intelligence from other States but these returns taken
In connection with the October elections hoo at ns tide
al ,cayand that against Abraham lincoln and
his rampant party. If thseectone eering
tons AND appeals of these latter could De credited
this suecess cf nc tsM0wa.s Ss oboW e3u0l 10 q
declaration Of pecce. But they are not 10 bs
credited and we are not permitted 10 take that
comfort 10 bosoms. We have reason 20 hope,
though that with democratic Congress and black
publican administration, regarding each other as men
who are In doubt bit that tomorrow ,hoy may be cut
ting each others hroats the viii not be sst forward
any We have right TO conclude, 700, that Lincoln
and his party brought the and have conducted II
far Themselves the people have meant by this
arkable revolution 70 declare not only deep dssats
faction decree that important changes shall he
made And, having fonnd out their strength and hav
ing fear Of the Bastle before their eyes may
pee, that the opposition will speak their sentiments
with bodnes they has not dared 70 venture on here
tofore.