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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
III ONG MEADOW FOR SALE.-Th

!" ONG MEADOW" FOR SALE.-The
I1ahove Para, ylax south side Of Chckahsminy
Immediately York Railroad MeadoU Sta
an miles Ol from Richmond, Il offered for AAle privately
undersigned being the and unable 10 i've 10 at
tsnoa II contains 80 by old survey said 10
tain Sof which 80 ChcsAhoHlny aud creek Tat
pr1lcing the heaviest % and The spAni
pied e. and sso every kiud Of fruit and
vegetable For dar iAgu has equal around Richmond
Apply DIANE, hOBSON JAMES,
d-iS-iSw Richmond. W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

NE1IcO.-The latest advees from Mexico are impor.
tsut. The French armies we're making triumphant pro
Sss, and had captured The sIisa u JslaPS GAd 'AtVA
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CHARACTERIZATION SALE OF $4,000 ACRES

. OF VALUABLE LANDRY virtue Of Decree from the
District Court District oi Florida, will he sold the high
bidder, Public Square h Lake City, Fla, on NEDNE
DAY. February ih, 1858 at II o'clock A NJ, many valuable
desirable Of Land Of which susied In Saw
County. In Levy several In Marion and many H.
AAehua county, all either wiihn convenient distance
Of the Railroads.
persons desiring place 10 the richest and most convenient
he accommodated for not ony DO these
many On all comprising a. 900 AeTe -mbfsng every
grade Land the richest Orange Groves and other
Hamoes well adapted The culture Of aud
Island Cottons also the best OF veim6erei Pine Lands
equally good Cotton, dUn tho Poor Sand H 10 which
-verh-ahy delightful residences he had convenient
TIE riyer lands hut nsyerang sblbdsnt
NV oil fh and Thus only do these ands
embrace radr ousy, but they vii be sod IN bodies
varying 600 by With rAn be buitei.
r. se ving TeloN, urtE-f South 70 The most desirable
country, acrv many ~ not uiorrD % le
forts uNues life be easily attained and where
living eAy had than In other country, this b
their opportunity To capitalists wishing to Invest their surplus
funds In something permanent and Of increasing vaue-nou Is
your time such smother you will not again have.
Terms VI sale cash. in Confederate Notes Bonds payable
. the sales confirmed by the Court.
further Information numbers OF the Lands 70 offered &c
Ie address the subscriber GAINESVILLE H. Ha james
~ r. W. B HODasoS
Receiver.
NorH-Pare distance leaving Savannah Ga, by Gulf
Road on Monday morning uin reach Lake City At O'Clock
NJ, Tuesday, In time for sale next day.
Gal ..Vill H,l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

radO vLheu. any rssilsnce whatever. The French
troops v-ere suffering terribly frow sickness.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
U,HREE TRACTS or LAND AND VALI

VyHREE TRACTS or LAND AND YALU-
MILL For SALE-In obedience decree OF the Cir
cult Nelson County rendered AZ la recent term Ia the
suit OF John PoX and William Fox, plaintiffs against woodson
Others defend the undersigned commission
appointed said decree, WILL "WEDNESDAY, t ssi day
present month (Dtcembe proceed 10 sell public
ton prrms- tracts Of land Of which Samuel BOX died.
SEIZED and possessed lying In the said county Of seson about
three Amin Depohe the mansion house
dining Of good quality considerable portion
cleared and In complete 0rdrt or farming
good DIV sng house, sth convenient houses; Of
the best orchards n the county OF choice fruit. go
The other valuable rnd H'oas lies
the coutanng Abont % OF Ike quality
greater Of which cleared aud In cnlvatsnhaYng
on 40 cling house and convenient houses 90
by yitue Of the said decree, WILL THU HSDAY the
day OF January next proceed % sell ut public auction the
premises Of land belonging the lying In the
county Ahemare Bacsye containing about IS Of
excellent quality II has on valuable Grs Mill and tive dwell
Ing houses.
An the said property will be sold credit Of SIX twelve and
eighteen months % purchaser purchasers executing bonds with
security title retained ultimate security
JOHN b sPIECH, .
de2-ds WILLIAM l.. WILLIAMS N'"'
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR a SON, Aue,s
SMALL STEAMBOAT AT AUCTION

~ We will sell public suction IL O'clock, NJ, TUESDAY
next the SD Instant the Dock h street, small
belonging the City Richmond Sad steamer IS feet long
S feet width beam excellent engine ~
poser.
Terms cash.
dsis-td- JAS. NJ TAYLOR a SON, Auct..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.

POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.
TN PURSUANCE OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ppvhahn
the 8rd day December 1862 the suit a Neither
Exors. Netherland &C. win ON SATURDAY, the 9Th
the premises, sell II suction the Tract
Land which the late VIM C. NetherlAnd reded u lies In
county both sides Of the Buckingham road, and
contains $40 Acres.
Il formerly known by the OF BALLsvlLLB-an oil
Tavern Stand The eng House In good repair snd
On the tract the usual onthnues The soil Il
very susceptible Of mprovenenta good foundation uader.
lying the surface Purchasers invited 70 examine The tract
before the day Of sale. IT,. -. Els -
TKKzs One-thrd cash, balance credi, o. snd
Por further information address at Ceumbs, fnyanns
coupty, Va. THUS n. hHstGsk,
dr6-9s ... Commissioner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

DURsUAST To ordnance passed iii J,nuAo, 1ss viii
attend the Collectors Once In the City Hail. from the 18th
&c the Sl December Inclusive receive the remaining hall Of
taxes persons entitled deduction of 10 por
cent by having previously paid the 6st half In June last In
eoTdAuce with said ordnance.
JULIUS A. H0Bs0S, c. c. r.
NB-I will be seen from the the Collector
gured Office the 18Th the 9s Of the month";
remaining due from June last Before the Janu
Hastings Court he required BY ordnance 70 ad
Vrrt.e soi for
have ~ the necessity Of calling md
will be mpossbe for the Collector 20 call
o them before he Advertses.
All take, must be PAID within time longer indulgence
cannot be given.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
THF DEAD

Among the martyrs to liberty in the late Freiereks-
burg Battle is Captain Henry Lord King Aid Of Major
General McLavs, and Of Hon. Thomas Butler King,
OF Ga He tel pierced by Ave bullets, one Of them
through the heart He had passed unhurt through the
battles q the Peninsula Richmond and Sharpsburg and
vas at the capture Of Harpers Ferry; and every
where distinguished for his gllantry.
Randolph Fairfax, Of Virginia, i another Of the he
ross who sacrificed his life the bosom Of his mother
State IN the battle Of saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

MEDICAL CARD-OFFICE PRACTICE.
TAR PLUME, Of the old Medical House. confines hmsel msby
20 an ONCE practice on Franklin street, little belor the
Exchange Hotel and dagohRiy opposite Odd Fellows Hail. where
sku and confidential may be obtained reasonable
terms have exposed certain contagious all
ueuts, invited TO call early.
Communications by mall otherwise, promptly attended to-
once open from 0 A. N. till Up, NJ.
RICHMOND, Va. no24-ly
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AUCTION SALES.

BY SUMNER BuRaEss, Auc1s. aus
I ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
IL SHOES FANCY GOODS, 4c.. AT AUcTIoN.--on FRIDAY
the 18th nst will sell Warehouse o-nnencug al 10
Arse aud vel selected assortment Of Dry GOODS Onsi-
Ing In part Of 20. -
flanneis, 5,... ts,.i q ir,f.
colOrsd hOuSHns. n II Lob 80
Bach Alpascss ~
HeuiD1 six, ~.
Flax Thresas
Heavy wOoenJ,
-.l 4. g., q @ Oasslneres
Note and Letter Paper ~
Envelopes seel Peas, tc.
ALSO, large assortment Of % DID,.
Cavalry Boots
Tllek Boots 81
Mems and Boys Shoes ~
LSdy's and children's Gsitss, 81. ..fr.
WIN BE- added, -Lf.5 .rra.t. -.| g ....a
Thrty Bales 0snAbargs. -
The attention Of the trade Invited
delf-Sds o. ..n .I.A SUMNER . buRRkSS, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

WANlED.-Rye, Barley and Hops, at
w stearns Co.'S old stand, 18th street.
noyi9-4ss MASON &HAkMAS.
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TARDY 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.

50 NEGROEs.-Ths morning s,r9 O'Clock. viii sell o
cV likely young Negroes.
ocl-ti'f \ e. TONDREN, Aucf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

A UCTlON NO, 2,
IA BY JAS P. SCOTT co. Lynehburg, Va.
We will sell on THURSDAY MKT the 18th Instant,
ing 10 O'Clock and attractive STOCK OF GOODS
sisiing part Of heavy aud fancy DRY GOODS, to Wit:
wsolsn aud Cotton Goods In great variety,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, ..r--
Ssddes aud ka1de trees,
Cotton Yarns raw Cotton, r-. .. ..
Boiling Cloths (not received Of last sale),
fuSar, Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Tanners and Lin1bed OH,
spiritA Turpentlne, ... ...
Candles Of al kinds,
whisky, Brandy and Wines,
Stationery consisting Of Books Lette~ and Cap Paper
Ink, Envelopes and Wrapping Paper -
Nails, Backing, Shoe Thread, and
Dressed Flat
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco Of dnerent
and Ia grss variety and snuh together With all other goods which
d,lI-tds JAS p SCOTT CO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

nINlDEND-Thc President and Directors
u the BANK OF VIRGINIA declared dividend Of
Tor the last munhs subject
deduction quarter per bonus the stsis lravnr
Pour per Tor - ~ per Sre payable the stceAho
en- The II Of January, lstti.
dsls-tl.tJ wN y TAYLOR. Cashier &
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ RIcuNoSn Dec 10 1862.
Information Of All concerned that The
QuArtrra.lsr Will pay for shoes Blankets, and
clothing contributed for die MaryGnders In the
hed supplied under the direction Of te MAry Society
a. 49, IL tb. f,tfoa hlr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

Whisky Casks, new and old,
w AT s'earns Co.'s old stand, 18th street.
noyi9+v- MASON a HARTMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

deS-iVm Ate OF hehmoEa
Refer Elliott Drewrv Edmund Davenport Co., Ne
Paine A Co, and Tariy 4 Williams, Richmond, Va
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80 kegs OH Dominion Nails
dsls-td, ROB- NsON, AID ANS A CO. Aucts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
sH DOLLARS PEE YEAR /.
Invariably In Advance

officer who had heart In the right place. II
1t was necessary TO telegraph 70 Stanton for
permission to allow three hundred husbands ten
days to provide for their helpless families. be.
fore absentipg themselves In nine month";
military service, with all its haxaFds Of camp
and held, why did not he beg that permisaIon
from his imperial Master7 As the Governor Of
Ohio he should have blushed to ask any such
authority.
But thank God, day is breaking. The pro-
olamation Of martial law throughout the Unit
ed States has not deferred the people of Ohio,
rtnnsylyania, Indiana and the Northwest from
the manly expression of their sentiments d the
baliot-box. Men who have been denounced a.
traitors and secession sympathixers, because OF
their fidelity to the Constitution Of the United
States, and their hostility to the usurpationa Of
an administration that derived its tile 10 power
by the vote Of million less than Q numerical
majority of the voters of the Union, have been
elevated by the auffrages Of their neighbors 10
important public trusts, and the very prinoe OF
Northern traitors In the estimation Of tho Abo-
litionlsts, the Hon. C. L. Vallandikham, has
been indorsed as patriot and faithful Foprs.
sentative, by majority Of seven hundred OF
the constituents he now represents In the Con-
gress of the United States. H0a.,5.
Let the lesson Of this election be needed by
those in authority. Let them be admonished
that the end of their power approaches
the people ARE THEIR MAsTKRs, NOT fHKIR SLAVIC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
Col. Brodhaad,s Last Letter.

Many OF the friends and acquaintances o
the late Colonel Brodhead have expressed
great desire TO see bis last letter, the one which
II is generally known he wrote TO his Wife from
the fatal battle field. To crafty thls desire,
We have requested, and have been able 10 oh.
tain copy of the letter, and to publish Il, with
the restriction, however, that the names refer
red to in Il should not be mentioned.
We cannot but feel that such letter belongs
rather TO the nation ct large than to relatives
or friends, and should be chronicled In the ma
tion's annals, as showing forth the calm, heroic
soul OF one Of her best and moot devoted soma
ln the language of q, loving and borrowing
brother, "What noble spirit he had! And In
the last supreme moment, how Il lowered above
mortality. He entered eternity like q true
Christian hero, not boastful nor reckless, but
without shame and without fear. Death came
not to him with gloom and darkness, but Ike
Q flaming sun, dissipatiDg the mists Of human
weakness, and showing, In glorloua light, his
unconquerable devotion TO his country and his
friends. Green be the turf upon his grave, and
ever blooming the flowers of love and memory
that spring fresh from hia honored ashes and
cluster round his name."-DstsoR Tribune.
MY DEAREsT WIEE:-I write to you, mortal
ly wounded, from the battle field. We are
again defeated, and ere this reaches yOu yOuf
children will be fatherIess
Before | die let me implore that, Ia some
way, 1t may be stated that General - hae
been outwitted, and that ----- is traitor -
Had they done their duty 90 l did mine, and
had led as l led, the dear old AAg had waved In
triumph.
Iwrote you yesterday morning. To-day Is
Sunday, and to-day sink to the green couch Of
our fnal rest.
have fought we'll. my darling, and I Fas
shot In the endeavor TO rally our broken betial.
ions. I could have escaped, but would not
till all hope was gone, and was shot-about
the only one of our forces left on the field
Our cause Il just, and oaF Generals, not the ei
emy'a have defeated us. 10 Code good time
he will give ID victory.
And now, goodbye, wife and children. Bring
them up, know you will in the fear of God
and love for the Savior. Bat for you and the
dear ones dependent should die happy. !
know the blow will fall with crushing weigh,
on you. Trust In Him who gave mama In the
wilderness.
Dr.. Nash Is with me. Il is now midnight
and have spent most Of the night In ssndinQ
messages to you,
Two bullets have gone through my chest, ant
directly through the lungs ! suffer but little
now, but at first the pain was acute have
won the soldiers name. and am ready TO meet
now, as must, the soldiers fate. 1 hope thai
from heaven may see the glorious old Aal
wave again over the undivided Union have
; loved 90 we'll. .-.9
Farewell, wife, and babes, and friends. w,
shall meet again. Your loving
Il THORNTON,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
Ohio 9tatesnra,r
lT For late't Tslssraphie NeD.. see Sd Page.
Morning and Noon Reports
Supplies for McOlellan-Tho whore
abOuts OF the Rebels.

New YoRK, Oct. 24.-A special to the Tri-
bune states: II Is ascertained that the current
complaints to the effect that the army Of the
Potomac lacks necessary supplies, and is unable
to advance against the enemy, for the reason
that they have been withheld, are utterly with
out foundation. When the matter Was brought
to the attention of the Secretary of War, he In.
atituted investigation which disclosed the fact
that every requsition from the army under
Cen Mcclellan had been Immediately answer
Cd, and that every article called for had been
promptly delivered, shoes not excepted. This
We are enabled TO state distinctly and posi-
lively.
Reports differ respecting the present where
abouss OF the grea. rebel army of Virginia.
Inc general opinion among our officers is un-
derstood to be that their main body remains in
the vicinity Of Winchester. Intelligent resi-
dents Of Frederick City, however, processing TO
speak on the authority of dessrters and reiu.
gees, black and white, are confident that little
more than the shell remains In front Of our
forces most Of the rebel army behind it having
crawled away. The circumstance that Bragg
has In like manner escaped Buell. by evacuating
Kentucky, lends plausibility to this latter sug.
gestion 10 the eyes Of some persons.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NaroS, Oct. % .-Ex Governor Randall
of Wisconsin has been appointed first alsistan,
Postmaster General In place Of John A. Kasson
member of Congress elect from Iowa.
Richard G. Mccormick has resigned thu
chief clerkship of the department of Azricul
gress from the frat Distric. Of New York.
WAsHINoroN, OCT. 24.-On account of sick.
ness, Col. ]. P. Turner, Commissary- General
has been relieved from duty as membar Of ths
court martial now In session al s.. Louis fol
the trial of Major McKinstry.
Col. w. E. Woodruff, whose nomination al
Brlgadier- General was not confirmed by the
Senate, has been ordered to join his regiment
the 18th Kentucky Volunteers. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

MEMrHIs, Oct. 81 The Grenada Appeal of
the 18th has q report of the capture and occu-
patton by the Federals of an Island In Calves
ton Bay. Nothing Is said of the forces having
reached the main land. A fight is anticipated
should they make an attempt
Gen. Sherman ordered thirty families to
leave Memphis on account Of recent guerrilla
outrages on the river.
The Grenada Appeal contains report that
Van Dorm, and Lowell are ordered to report to
Richmond. Gen. Pemberton 10 announced aa
euecaaaor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
The Negro Question as Viewed by
That Old.Line Whig Organ, the
LouIsvillo JOuKnal-

The check 90 promptly intefpoaed by the poo
pie of 1llinois to the sending of negroes Within
the limits of that State, dlscloses at once the
absurdity Of the whole Abolition scheme
The rest of the States of the North feel on
the subject of negro immigration as Illinois
does. This fact was brought ont very distinot-
ly in the debates Of the last session of Con.
gress. Not one of tho Northern States will
consent to the admittance of negroes in any
considerable number. Not one. The Aboli.
tionists themselves will not oonsentto u.
The negroes of the South can't 60 into the
North. This is settled fact And they can't
STAY in the South except as slaves. This also
| is settled fact. Il is even more unohangeably
aettled than the aforesaid mentioned fact. But
the negroes Of the South can't be removed
from the county. Their removal is physi-
cal, financial and economical impossibility.
What, then. Is the necessary reaultf Why
simply that the Southern negroes a. bodv
must stay where they are, In the condition In
which they are. Nothing else Is possible
Proclamahons, from whatever source. can no
more change ,his-result than they can change
the track of the planets. IA
So much for the feasibility Of the Abolition
scheme, leaving out of viea all The other In.
superable objections to the measure. Il Il a
measure not only which should not be- cxsuutsd
if Il could be. but that could not be exeoated'
II it should be. ID 90 impractlcahle aa Il /;
laWless and inhuman.
| Therefore, let the true and snliehsene,
friends Of she country feet composed. GlllttlI
time is al thatiwill be necessary 10 bring IA,
couusels Of the rndicala to shame, without iirs
tFievable damage to the public oause. Ess %
triotsbe Of good cheer. Whstevsf appearance
may be, the stars In their coussca ere Aghtin
i againbs the enemies Of the county, South an
North. AbolitIonism and Secession have ak
eliminated. and both are on the WAne.
brighter day for the Union and ihe Constitute
ls q hand. Il is breaking IN glory amid Ii
Ihulleis and ballots Of the freomen or ne n
! public. God speed the dawnIng ~ Leuispil
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
The Army OF the Potomac

New YoRK, Oct 24.-The correspondent of
the Tribune, writing from Bolivar flights. 23d,
says: More than half the army Is now under
command Of Gen. Burnside, In addition to his
own corps, the 9th. The commanders Of the
I'd and 18th report to him. The Cd, late Sum-
ner's, is unnder Maj Gen. Couch. The 18th,
BOnks's, was assigned three days ago to Major
General Slocum, but while all these corps are
under Burnside, the three remaining ones TO the
north and west Of US, the lst, 9th and 9th, are
commanded respectively by Reynolds, Fitz John
directly to Gen. Mcclellan. The belief that
when the army Of the Potomac moves ID will be
in two bodies, one commanded by Burnside and
the other by McClellan-one to take the enemy
in front, the other In fank--ia probably only an
inference drawn from this arrangement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

LOUISVILLE, Dot. 23.-The Grenada Appea
says Sabine City, Texas, was occupied by tht
Federals last month.
General Boyle Issued an order that all officers
whether sick or we'll, not on special duty
must join their regiments Immediately.
Morgan's force In two bands were at Litoh
field and Bowersville last evening, stealing
horses, etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Kangaroo

Val VI 'ne kangaroo
NEW YORK oet. A.--Ihe kangaroo arrived
a. swo A. M. Among her passengers 10 Dr.
MagoWsn, OF new YORK. distinguished faV'
eler In China, Japan, etc. i.
news % VIA LiyefpoGi Is only one day later than
Dy the Oity OF manonee!er' Journals continue
Daily News thinks Il has been spoken of TOO
disparagingly, and believes il may do better
service than first supposed.
The Morning Post says If Davis had issued
a proclamation annulling acts Of Congress- and
inviting the North to send representatives tC
Richmond, it would have been about as wise
and logical, aud as likely of realization, Of
Linooln's proclamation, which Ia the most pow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
and he goes shortly 70 Genoa.
LATEST BY rELrGRAPH TO aurEssTowN.
LrvEAlooL, Oct, 9:-Gladstone's statemeI

FoRTRxas MoNRor, Oct. 23.-The steamer
Guide arrived from Newbsrn, reports the cap
ture and burning Of tAe British, schooner
Adelaide, of HALIFAX, twelve ymllss from Will
mington, attempting TO run the blockade. ~,
a large gn!ca meeting had heen held ai
Beaufosi. Resolutions were passed indossing
| che Pseaidepld dsmapeipAtiop PROCLAMATION.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
HaYwood,s Partisan Hangers
Broken up.
. JAcKsoN, TENN, Oot, Oath.

70 Mej.. Gen. Halkck, COmmander-in. Chief;
A dispatch just In says our cavalry under
Maj. Mudd ran into Haywood's Partisan Rang
ers, seven miles west OF Brownsville. Thel
killed one Captain, captured about forty pris
onsrs, sixty horses and wagonload Of arms
completely breaking up the party. I will sent
the prisoners TO Alton.
(Signed) U. 8. GRANT,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

BosToN, Oct. 24.-Alex. H. Rice was nomi
mated for reelection to Congress by the Repub
licans of the Sd District yesterday. s. R
Train was nominated for re- election to Congress
by the peoples Union Convention in the 7th
Congressional District.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25

Democrats, IL; Abolitlonists, 10; Indepsn-
ents, 2. The two Independents, who were
elected in opposition to the regular Abolition
nominees, we think are not identical In their
views. We expect to find Mr.. Hale taking 9
conservative course; probably, in most matters,
heretofore been fully identified with tho Aboli
tionlsts, and We are Of opinion that all no have
gained by his election is the defeat of the Will
mot ndldate.-HarTisburg Patriot and Uaien.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-25
AY E RS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out OF
order, with your system do.
ranged, and your feelings uil'
comfcrtabloi These Bymp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some III OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should DO atefted by a
timely uso Of tho right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
purify tho blood, and
let the ilhids move on unob-
ptructed IN health again.
\ They stimulate tue functions
| OF tho body into vigorous ac-
tlyity, purify the system nom
tlie obstI1Ictl0ns which make