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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
DR.. A.J.VANDERSLICE,
Late Professor Of the EcOle Clinique de Medi-
cine Pharmacy in Paris,

A PRACTITIONERS OF 20 YEARS,
Announces to his friends and the public that he con-
tlnuts to devote his time to the curing Of the following
diseases viz: va
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dys-
pepsis, Liver Complaint, Piles Fistuls, Gout,
Rhumatism, Sorofuls, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections, Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints,
etc., etc., etc. fistl ..it4J
DE-. VASDRRElfCB has met with great success by his
peculiar mode Of treatment Of Diseases where other very
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure To
attest his confidence In his own Sk and merits he will
undertake the Of patients without charge except
ng the cost OF medicine; requiring fee until after
he restoration Of their health.
Diseases Of peculiar character he guarantees 10 re-
move radically In few days. without offensive or dele
erious medicine. He warrants to all, matter how
severe long standing the disease eeotual cure or
he requires no pay. Females suffering with irregusri
ties or pervousness, debility, etc., oan be psrmanv ny
CURED BY Dr. " Invalids In any section OF the country
BY addressing letter 10 him post paid, and nsosng
fee have advice and medicine will be promptly sent
to them.
NJ Residence, two doors from the corner Of Green
and Floyd Streets Louisville, Ky. 0fce hours from
to IL q. ne, and from TO 7p. d.
DR.. A. J. VAEDER5L1CE can produce over one
hundred certificates Of the speedy cure ofyarous dis
eagea Gall and see him, 80 lsr<l f..+ .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

Ar the came time that the Governor OF Iii.
nois, on the Threshold of the election, procur.
ed the transportation of the Heoker Regiment
from Camp Butler, at Springfield, to tbis city,
in order ths. IL might flll our ballot, boxes with
fraudulent votes for the Abolition candidates,
he intrigued for the retention Ut Camp Butler
of the One Hundred and Twenty eighth regi-
men', in order that it might not vote at ALL
The sin Of this latter regiment wes that 1t con-
tanned none but Democrats. When election
day came, finding that i. had been diafran.
chised, ii resolved to express itself; and co. I'M
provislpg an election, the result of the vote was
40 followei
For tho clean Democratic ticket....."... 7el
Fer the Abolition ticket. ket...................000
Democratic majority. iy..............,...7Sl
II the Governor of Illinois were capable oi
feeling q rebuke, this would cut him to the
quick -CRicgeo Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Ls,ter from ynase ..anney.

At the recent magnificent jubilee held by the
Democracy Of Holmes county at Millersburg,
the following letter Was read from Judge RAN
HxY. We take IL from recent number Of
thas excellent paper, the Holmes County Farm
e;
~ CLEyELAND, Oct 81, 1862.
NV DEAR SiR:-As anticipated might be
the case when saw you, 6nd that my engage
ments In the courts will deprive me Of the
pleasure Of meeting with the Democracy Of
Holmes county At their approaching celebration
Of our political Victories In this State and else
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
How the Wisconsin, Soldier. Vote.

The Milwaukee Ns,0s Of the 7.h Inst, states
that returns had been received by telegraph from
the 18th Wisconsin at For. Monroe, giving the
following result on COngreesmen:
Republicans ~
Democra tic majority. ......"......'.".....". 90
Tho soldiers at Fort Monroe had no Republi-
caa Commissioners to instruct them how to
vote, or refuse to furnieh Democratic tickets
as in the Iowa elections, and the resul: shows
that nearly two to one were Democrats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

Tuesday MORNING, NOV II. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
The Rsiyht Fling.

So enti-oly do the fo..owng ss inen's from or
very Conserv i've colemPorsry, Tie HG,yord
Conrani, .coord vi h cur orn convictions, that we
mus, arnesty adopt them and join IN urging their
o,tirider.IluL II, on the GoveronenL IL IS tune he
Lea 0. stra,k mach shall $50 this dire Rebellion:
How 10 EhD rms kEBELLlOs IN IHKEE MOsrHs.
Hue Adni lJratiOn talo Geryo ehongh To advp,
three me l.ursr, tnr ~'r niKut be ended IN many
. ont.s. iiret: Under tie law II Congress ~hcn
Iyts M Pfc.hi,nt ,,wrr 10 call upon he uii.,i "a
TO, ui- nOl th- (cgtOcs iuciu1ed, II wanted, lct
him ara. al once OO.OU m'n. SecO 81: Odt a.
tnesr nil ny 4 d rv.ine,ts linneii seiy, ana pat
the r,ss ,he d as soon "a, possis.c. mira: Lei
uim announ.e III iaiiy AID By prod, mslVa that
very ue H. ti- Kete lliOus otl,os shall be FREE
~ 10. ~iU a.hNefis master.
1 uorAl IDr,e oi suca IN enormous couscriptlon
w"uli ,t.,iu,e panic among he heb,l-, aud by
Ola threatening tlIuIn more d nab Tic yictOry.
inr i4ct oi such "a PROCLAMATION being issnou
aha bV K "yn Ia ever, PLANTATION In Goss than -
mont ; .or 90. .issos nave a fuus telegraph which
they op-faio I.riy ~ uig g. aud tae result oi snsn
knowledge auuli b1 an nla dunme oi the crop
and o ru.iv .uou 81 tho he oel army. Secretary
~ card ooui1 holt ANY oauger promise Europe
ia 4 the w.s s-upid e cIG,d III Ninety nays II Tho
DO ...ts i aoimgion would ouiy jaro 10 take sucl
4 pueiuoa as O. Is. Viii tlcy
fNorw~lk Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

,r.a but IN fac, opy Intended a. 10 hide tksir
enable purposes when they found they were ABOUT
rhs a, r,irg. Of the Order referred holden in by
phcs, sometime. 10 the woods aud at other times IN us
ed houses N. rlhfs flDer,y attend WIN hns "
Ell nasd. and Ia almost -y.Ty mSncc armed eh"ns"
pos eel q ss~p ID itfndeF. foutA not noe
Ito 10 my,tri-,. Toe c,-dulcus AID nn"sry are oen
surrd ivto the lld Of he Oder. ueon the prt Ut ma. u
Wa. ui-d FIR other pnfp,ss tban the D-tt-f
,iea Of IA n pv. srs> chaacter sad teachings ae eau
ou.iy esno.ard uSi The 90 Of sscey ~. ee.n ~ Sae
f =. All. ui.f.ryd Hsyug taken tho 81 degre" the lnl
ria is a-i, x.d With tao obi acD' ard o. 'n"s Of ms
cia, md gsu'y Per- 10 ee AID ssiy
e. eAor ", pine IL. ard teachings. he Is CD Lated u W
d-se and iDInd sp'n me country
u. .s.s hs st Stroioosin int the de-, 50" ns It's
col of th-ir Jus ii sessy and ff ear Of Pars n.
buoe to fully expose rs 'res'u7i'" p"'
-nce said Grand Jur, began laid Investigation " nos pee"
over.J ih-f he otdsr "ri-t. among nc , o"
u. m ANN kisGos who refuse To t.y, upon the s,"u"
tba, II NAV ,pra, the members 4 h order IA lhua"'
ana th-Sy iaJ the ciGs. Of tie sou,in In
dic,a Il .rpess their ere to be assd
si Gs ~ 'er u tn oi.s or Wv - ~
change. Of venue spp. from Judge wno des' nos
b- ng th- to cTe's )noc4ii drss' n'st
hnd Judg- juror belonging 10 this ordef and 'ho' eP
~" vs' | i,v have leo .Ionb, hat the order Of the
Kns. Of tho 40 den Cirule exists in mspy l"eses u"
h.rs IN vigilance hls been AZ 70 pen
Troy hs. sbared uuds many dihcu ties IN on
b dfaNh 'FldrScr IN H"st VI n'
wru.- Ju, cs o.,hs have but lite biniing force n re
indiydua, oucs abandon the sh"sac they Ge
tos,r ,ou.try The general f,.s Boreser 70 i az me-
b,,e CON. 10 the knowledge Of ths ssd Oiud july nave
bsen snDuni,fod this honorable Court 1hty ieri u W.
ar To- de- 40 Ts- s.fety of no country a. this n~ur Of P'
ana civil tiff us. il At hsi, hsnd tn. power VI sdh
all a. L niz.tior acting one L''n WIZ ohs u
90 va, ~ ,sit de-. iufn nee Esy be appreciated by lie
mono, an. tsur tlc pbce where treason Is ooh"'e'e1
y - Cr, d inv tL,,,ors fe-petAy ask this Cour, that
tn trrr prr.-un-nt, be sis I'D upon ,e rscolu
Wubsm p. Fi.Abaek, Fore sn, Ch4-s IL. lr.t "I'i'n
Enl H. ID -e1tt Fed ;. Brown, George M'on' J'he.
Daniel Ssl.r Benz amin o. Stout Daniel sage n'"s''
Pauett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

no way to keep back the sunbes James ssas
is 20 high that all the 1ostrne'ons sva Ssen wa,bed
nave ,',ee =, here is no help for the city; she will
49, sDb sit or else be sheled, md think the Lat
,ar alternative will oe rosof,ed TO-
Uncle JEFF. confirmed Last TUESDAY IN ~
pspIs Cburcb, Ivy Bishop Johns. he was bap'izec
=. IT, 80 m The morniug before church.
Do try 10 get letter to me in somo way. Direct
some TO Rslciph, aud come to Richmond:
NAV God in his Grey, protect AID deliver ne from
the misery and afiiction which now surround us, Ii
my conl.ant prayer. YouIs, ever d.votedly,
az HELEN N. kEARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

TnE GotDKs CIRCLE IN DisouisE.-A mystic
rons Oi0er. &c ngnated the y. o. D's PROBABLY Tie
knights -! uc Golden Circle IN disguise, met at
Military Hal, Ei.l n avenue, oh WELLESLEY nght,
fr ne pGr,o-' cot adopting series Of resolutions
,cbiIi tArr tscrinspt 10 tlc fuois,leutai priuc-
plea ~ IL publican Govern reui; that The nights Of
Nau are iO enjoy the frur Of MI iuispondelt hv-I-
hood; ibl l4ror is superior 10 - innependent oi
capital; 'h.t the i.icr,~ts Vt she hhoFihg olgs+er
have never been sc,ucd M all the history Of this
country bat tO,siiy dirr-girieI for tie benefit oi
u,rry.csllgerr and domasogoe.; that The erection
O public works the assossmeni oil property s,coid-
Isl, 20 / : real .lue, an ,qualZing hAniion, re-
ou.upu OF nn.r, st., were anNlNCle, hat the
present national debt bsari Interest. Wa unnee-s-
rary aud imp"iilic. nbd trat me Introduction oi
-muncIpA,oa si,y. Dor, wnen mingirh with tlst 81
tie ~hi e race, wo4ld be dangerous 10 Republican,
Insiituti,tr VI. -. Inoshp pie'iuod Out Tho
ianss Of tue other OH ers not gwen. Tue lea
renS. o. ID. wrr. -nigmalicul 10 all present, ex-
crpf g., INFLATED, bu, were varionrlv deeipher-d
Sontne,n O,d,r Of Dou.ocrais,' " > ious OF De-
o,,..,y" tve. TIE resolutions were adopted with
on . ,,srrnting voice, wsu the President eAtsnhed
au iuypnti,a TO tHoso present 10 JON tile orier
but no ono seemed inchuei to - Ouy pig IN "a
pokc. ana the asseintl 20 quietly dispersed. Capt,
"A nlllnv OF tire Twentieth pceciuct, was present
20 urest my one utcring loyal sentiments, but
his ler,iecs were not required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
iAdv.rtiscmsnII
TuE TAI BILL,
Now READY. Il

Now READY, 10 pamphlet OF % Pae' on nne, 49, With
D..ide he bul. winch j. wort for word ~ o,,ala-
ton Of ,v.sy article e. be taxed b. the '% anu '
OF he tax no levied thereon in.. ,
aud cp.yeuicut possible to nsAe IL h x,,.., IS
Pre-. e.nts po.p paid; 81 per ho II seat ~ rAy's'
mar Icnl n n, mai Adde'S TGn fRiDuss, newi0'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
CITY ITEMS.

Prof GARDNER, tue distinguished lecturer on
things in general and dispenser Of Nsw-England
Soap" was in town yesterday from professional
tour up the Erie Railroad. The Professor reper.s
The patriotism of the rural districts ardent and the
ai.h in our average strategy low and as TO tie ..
dom of compelling reluctant Whi'e to 20 TO the
war yet denying eager Black men tie privilege II
doiog that same, tbe People don't see il. They
mold that White msa ought to DO treated by ear
Geyernn snt az well as Black, and that those wssss
bushes. engagements or hsIns du'ies forbid tLeir
going to the war shonid b allowed TO stay una al
those willing and anxious to 20 shall bave ben
accepted. Apart from tLis the Professor represess
tbs War for tho Union and his uarvaled Soap to b
decidedly popular throughout the region Of country
tr..versod by him-bat such popularity may boa
natural result OF tao Professors Lectures They srs
said to be very moving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
IAdy.rtiseinent
HAVE BEEN

THOUSANDS OF 1OUNU TdLN NV -,n /,
s,ysp pnox RuiS. AND OrnKR THOUSANDS p ~ ~. uies
,n. - If ,,ir tsl.Gts honSf and fortune ny xW,II.
rnonol g,cai ExauinaiIons I'D advice, al Fo~LhH~
No. 3U9 roadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

The BRoDERIcx WILL.-Ws learn that the wiz
Of the late Hon. David G. Broderick. by wbics We
tsaor left the whole Of hs landed estate to Georss
Wilkes, has been finally and absolutely confirmed
by the Supreme Court Of California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

We learn that the design of the Schiller Menu
neDt in tbs Central Park by the arohteo,, Ed.
ward c. Miller of East For,y-eighth street. tie bsA
being cas-. in bronze from the msael Of Mr. RIoheN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
THE SHAKES.

DrcEAsE or SoLDIERs.-Tbe following deaths Of
soldiers n, Beevas Hospital have been reported BY
the Warden, Mr. John L.. Wbite:
Orisnd r Terry private. Co. |. sld PeansyvsniA
George IA. o.. lnp. private, Co. b. - IA >rw-f,fk
J. fl sanbOrn. ptiyatr Co X, 9Th New. lamp .hire.
WAlA1s nosst, p,iss'r, 90 A. tad N.w-hos.
H.sEy Aug srtu, lyef, private Co. l. Lei feussyvsda.
Tber BOXES were handed over to the Governmeot
undertaken for intermsn. in Cypress Hills Cemes~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

FILL 1T Up.-who that has passed up Lexington
avenue has not just before reaching the Soldiers
Hospital, snuiied tho unsnvoy gales waited to his
olfactory nerves from Maui Rice's Pond The cars
tuGned 10 from the Fourth avenue railroad, stand a.
guard Oh one sdc Of this receptacle 81 fifth Two
shan,ies one on the front-whose inmate gives
name to thi, resdun Of all abomiuabIe tunes-:.nd
the other on the side adorn the banks If tins lake
Of pu,ridy. Every Loxious excremept iron tbess
dirty huts passes into Maui Rice's pond. The pocs
sfe Lot ignorant Of e-s things, for they have otea
70 VISIT these antics on their official rounds OF da
Why do they not report Maui Rees pond as a nui
sance : Strangers from the pure air Of the country
pacing into the city the cars, hold their Hoses
ill they are past it, aud take the favor a. an 'n-
eek of Nev.York parity. Why is not Maui
k.cc's pond flleo upf.
Ihursdoy. May !, l5,2. THE SHAKES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

SAILING OF THE EDIsBsRGH.-Tbe steamship 3D.
inburgh, which sailed at a. u yesterday was ce-
laned 10 take on board cargo, and not on account Cd
,asb OF passengers, as she had only fifteen cabin
am eiglty-hve Storage as starting. An evening
paper asserted that she was detained 10 carry ef he
eroac, who wished to evads the draft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

the Nav REsERvorR.-The pure and sparkling
Croton will be let into the new Grams Reservoir in
Central Park, on Tnesdsy, the l9sb inst, at
O'Clock, at which time The public are invited by the
Croon Board TO witness the consuumation Of the
gigantic work The event will be marked one 10
the history Of our ci'y, and will doubtless be cee'
lrated in becoming manner, bat not with tha
show which the occasion deserves, in consequence Of
the refa,al OF the Common Counoil 70 make an ap-
preparation for the celebration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF RIFLEs.-The sale Of
1000 Enfield riHes portion Of the cargo a the
Rebel orizs steamer Nassau advertised to take r'aes
at the Harlem Railroad depot yesterday noon, ad
not come of, the Government having boasht she lot
at their appraised value, about 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
coeoSrns' CAsrs-Ye,terdav, Coroner Rann.y

CoRoSERs' CAsEs-Yesterdav, Coroner Ranney
be.d i.ques on the body Of an unkaown Ia, s
he out D. raIs Ut axe nlch found ans a. 9ief W.
5 AOath hiy-r. 4, =, u.,~
The Coroner he, inquest on the body OF 80
Uao~s l,t-y residio, al No II Ess, ~
uied Ia nssquencs oi iaiiug from tho rooi ~ - "
,h- pavement wnio iutoxicsod Oh fprstAS. . a., v.,.k
ay Of john Lee 10 ln.siy residing o. 70 yosh
street, found Ia this zip between psfs Nos ''a "
Riv.r. Yesterday, H.. -, Nou.
\ rssraas. John Wagner. man no wa ss. Al nis
DAP evening died al IN, Ho.pi al Ia e'hs'iao. Ia
wound IL not known who inflicted tho hJuiJ HpS
aece ssod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08


AsSUAL SESSION OF THE ODD FELLows.-As
the continuation oil the annual session Of the Grssd
Lodge |. q. Of o. f.. on Wednesday night. sss
Most Worsbipful Grand Master delivered hi, snHusi
address. After reviewing the critical state OF me
tines and the prssenr State Of the Order In this )u'
rsdc,ion the report advises the preservation Of NE
good feeling among the members, tenders a consrsS
ulr,ion to the Grand Lodge for the expedi-ney Of
the different committees, refers Ia the good feeling
among the members, none of whom appealed 10 ne
Grand Master from the decisions Of their District
ID, puii-s and clos-s with u wsil-eseryed trbate
To- the energies N the coordinate Grand Oc-rs. bat
most particularly OF the q. Secre'ary. According 70
tie stalls lob for tie Fix months ending July 1867
there We're initiated 2i member; admitted oy card
30; reinsrsted, lI-makng y to NJ of 300. Daring
tire zane ueriod there were expelled aooIs;
suspended for non-pay meut II due, w; Nlhdfa"s
from membership, AZ; diod, iS-maki total "
100 there remained in tie jurisdiction on the Isl %
July G,s77 contributing members, OF whom I,ivs
had attained the z. G.. degree. The revenues OF AN
the l. idge- 10 me jurisdiction aggregated =
aud The xpend for relief Of siek sud dis les e
bru,her-, 1929 10; for snplors OF "io"ws Oh
brothers, $, 33) 10; for education 81 Orphans
S2l5 3; for funeral expenses, 81, 100 Tue reVrnse
,xe,ed, that OF toe preceding year by s',JJi ~
rue address was ordered to BE- priniei. Iho 'oio"'
iog nominations for ,;rand Ofice's for the oa'u1S
wear We're then bade: 80, 70
FOR Grand M..,er-D. q. NJ Edwin swantou. Il no 80
H., ID, ,uty q Ma.trr--6 w Aaron Mccall u No ~
kor rand Wa d-nii. 81, DEF, OF No 49, oe"so
Of No 4Vt - -, Inn
FOR Grand secre,aIy-John j Davies. OF ~" l. sha ."
Pitt, OF No -. IN a,
-, ,,,,rd nrprr.ent.tye- ~ NJ. Geo Saith cfN. ~
and u q, M VIA. l--A~mnirl oil No. j. a
III. a. n,p,in,lI on. wer. uld over for acton uua
Thursday. when the election will tske plice
no,iop to redn,e The salary OF tue Grand creiary
nom 5000 to 500 Loot Oh vote by lodges oy
80 ng.i, ~ l0l. The session WAS Continued as's
pssi midnight, aud upon assembling aSain yesela"'
-, obs, i'm WA hal and the ovo oficers ,BocI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
80 LARcESY.-Yesierdsy,
CHARGED WITH VI

NHANutH VIII Vb1 y INN nj ItS'tIu'N,
NJ. Oh aLd f1.itJ takcn b,OIc Ju,ne
Il -nnau tho fouIHs lice Cour chars, wi hsv,s un
t.- atu tu.I hfu-e GOVERNOR sl.hd
poe book aiming Tho accused was coainitei
Ia default vi p.vv vsil 20 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

CsARI1Its AND CoRRkcrIoaa - There was 10
meeting Of this Board yesterday The weekly state
ent showed 1893 persons remaining IN the iuslsa'
tons on the ID inst. During the week 'o died. III
were discharged, and 364 sent 70 Backweiis Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Mr.. James Gondng, of the 18th Louisiana regi
uent, who was wounded in the battles around
Richmond and went to New Orleans (Which city
be left on the Sh ins tsnt) gives interesting
information of :hs state of affairs there He found
/, very easy get into New Orleans but before be
could get cut he had 10 pre- the following paper:
PRovosT MARsHALs OFFICER
New Orleans, Oct q 1862. !
This certfes that NJ Jas Goulding has rende rcd
statement Of his property il accordance with
General Order Nc. 70, aud claims to be au ENEMY
OF The United States
JoHs DESNIE, Jr, for Proves. Marshal.
This oath, he says, was taken by nearly Is coo of
tie people of New Orleans who thus surrendered
their property into the hands of the invaders There
sre about l0Ceo troops in the city, OF whom COO
ere in Lafayette Square ON Camp street, and 500 at
the Custom House. The ram Essex IL being re-.
paired there, and new iron clsd gusboa is being
built. Preparations were making for an xpedition
into the interior. 4 ~ stem Of espionage has be
organized In the city. and nearly every omuibus
carries detective, who aeizas any citizen making
"tressonabls" remaEkA The negroes sre also al
gone TO Pensacola There much sickness, but
yellow fever, in the city. Business, Of course
is dead, and grass is growing III Caandaiet street
the principal business thoroughtsre OF the place
The National AIU0cate Barclays paper hsd es.
serted, edtorialy. that ii better TO have two
Oonfederaeies than to have Lineoins emancipation
proclamation carried out
The people Of the city feel deeply degraded by
the rule of the brute, and no citizen Of New Or.
s2ns, ssys nfnrmsnt, cgu realizs their situa-
lion until he re visits Whist was once the happy
Crescent City
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
STATE OF AFFAIRS III NASHVILLE.

Advices from Nashville up 10 Wednesday OF last
week represent the stste of sffairs there as dis
'resslng indesd. Confederate guerrillas Lave apc.
cse..sd ia emitting off s communication by river
sid railroad with the cities of the North, snd
tLere are supplies OF food in the city. Very few
OF its citizens soldiers except in large numbers
dare 20 venture more than five miles from the city
for the purchase of country produce or anything
else Tie distress Consequent upon this state Of
Affairs is said to he very great. Tie soldiers are
As destitute OF supplies the citizens. and GO shout
in squads through the streets and houses, seiziug
everything estable they eau find. Notwithsand-
ing th1ic suffeIiugs tbs citizens strong in the
hope that Nashville viii soon be numbered With
tie cities OF the CoafsaeraeY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
RETuKN OF PRISONERS

GAG Of truce boat arrived at Varina on Sun.
asv night with sbout two handred wounded and
sick Confederate prisoners from Boonsboro. Dr..
Ware, Assistant Surgeon of the Esd Ga. Regiment.
esms on with them. lie informs us that while in
the hospital near Boonsboro', the wounded under
bis ehsrss were very kindly .res.ed by the Fede-
rsl Medical Director, d.. Daley The Federal SOL
aiars too were very kind and several times came
In and divided the contents of their haversarks
with the wounded Coufederstes, who for tho irst
tour dsys depended this sourcs almost en-.
tjrely for food The ladies of Baltimore. to which
ety they were carried were pro:use In their libs.
rsjity and some of them even went out to Fort
MeHenry whittier tie prisoners were tabsn before
srnhzrk!re for Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-21
FROM KENTUCKY.

There seems TO be very little doubt that Gsneral
Bragg hiss fallen back beyond Camp Eick Robin
son. and there ia just As little doub: that he has
been ioinsjl'y Gen T. Kirby smith. and tha: bis
command is now in a mcst advantageous posi- ion.
wherever II may bs located 1t will be observed
in our Northern sdvioes 0, the 18th. published to
dsv .hs, the victorious dispatches FIRST ssnt to the
press there, intended for eii-etson ;hs elections.
h,ys ns.erlsly changed in their character, and
s,mi, a rcpulss In every attack on Bragg. at
csnp Dick Robinson they were very sure OF
catching him. bu. were disappointed. I: is rumored
TIA, the War De epar;men! has received dispatches
from Csn Bragg, announcing his command COM
nIs1s,y successful III every conflict ia which i.
uss engaged.