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The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11

Y. M. G. AssocIATIoN.-The second read
ings of Professor Briggs will be given at Me-
chanics' Hall on Monday evening next. Our
attending this course of readings. Arrange
ments have been made in the hall to prevent
the echo, which was a little annoying at the
hrst reading. We hope to see large attend
ance next Monday. The programme, which
may be seen in Our advertising columns, is an
excellent one.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
The Rebel Force in the Shenandoah.

NEW 1ORh. Dec. III.
What is thought to be accurate information
puts the entire rebel force in the Shenandoah
Valley at 300, under command of Gen. Jones'
They consist of Virginia cavalry and Wheat's
Louisiana Tigers. As it is understood that
there are between 5000 and 1000 sick and
wounded rebels in towns from Woodstock to
Stanton, this force is undoubtedly left in the
valley to prevent any raids for the purpose Of
paroling them.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
Arrival of Steamers.

Steamship st. Andrew, Capt. Dutton, of the
Glasgow line, from Greenock Nov. 2lst, arriv-
at this port about three o'clock yesterday
morning. She brought thirteen cabin and
forty-seven steerage passengers and a full
cargo. A portion of the cargo, for Montreal,
will be landed here and the steamer will pro-
coed to New York. She has experienced
rough weather during her passage.
Steamship North American, Capt Burgess,
from Liverpool Nov. 9th and Londonderry
2stn, arrived at this port about four o'clock
yesterday morning. She had twenty-four
cabin and ninety-fve steerage passengers, and
an assorted cargo principally for Canada.
We are indebted to Mr.. Wallace purser of
the ship for London and Liverpool papers.
The main points of news have been anticipated
by the arrival of the Arabia at Halifax
A Liverpool paper says that Capt Maury,
who arrived in the Arabia, proceeds to st.
Petersburg as Commissioner the Confederate
States to Russia.
The Times thinks that Prince Nicholas, the
youngest brother of the King Of Sweden, will
be elected to the Greek throne.
Advices from Greece say that Prince Alfred's
election is considered certain.
The lie Patrie says Russia has virtually in
tmated to England and France that she is not
prepared to recognize Prince Alfred as King
of Greece.
Paris Journals assert that orders have been
sent to Corfu, from London, to prepare for
Prince Alfred's reception.
The Constitutional denies that France has
dispatched a second note on American media
ton.
The bullet has been extracted from Garibal-
dis foot.
The Prince of Wales will be married in
April next
Cotton is being extensively cultivated in
Barbary
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
Dospect of Another Rebel Raid into Ken
tucky-No Fight at Qallatin.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. Q.
Three thousand rebel cavalry, supposed to
be under Forrest, intending to make another
raid into Kentucky, or a dash on Fort Donel-
son, were at GAINESVILLE to-day.
Passengers from Gallatin contradict the sto-
ry of an engagement there between Fry and
the rebels. They say no recent fight has oc-
Cured there.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
The Battle at Fayetteville, Ark.
OFFICIAL REPORT.

ST. LOUIS, Dec o.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck, Geaeral-in- Chief -
Ny forces of the army of the frontier united
near Fayetteville in the midst of a hard fought
battle. Gen. Blunt had sustained his position
at Cave Hill until Saturday night, when the
enemy, 10000 strong, under Gen. Hindman,
attempted flank movement on his left to pre-
vent the arrival of Gen. Herron's forces, which
had been approaching for four days by forced
marches. On Sunday, about 10 A. NJ, the
enemy attacked Gen. Heron near Fayetteville.
who by gallant and desperate fighting held
him in check for three hours, until Gen. Blunt's
division came up and attacked him in the rear.
The fight continued desperate until dark. Our
troops then bivouacked ON the field of battle,
while the enemy retreated across the Boston
Mountains. The loss on both sides is heavy.
but is much the greatest on the side of the
enemy, our artillery creating terrible slaughter
in their greater numbers. The enemy had
greatly the advantage in position. Among the
enemy's killed is Col. Stein, formerly Brgadier
General of the Missouri State Guards. Both
Gems. Blunt and Heron deserve special COM
mendation for their gallantry in the battle of
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
(Signed) S. r. CURTIS,
Major General Commanding.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11

DJ- The debate on the Presidents Emanci-
patton proclamation will be resumed by the
members of the Mechanics Association, this
evening, at the Library room in Mechanics
Hall. The public are invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11

vessel, viz: Captains Coffin, Hold and Buntz.
The new Captain General of Cuba is daily
expected at Havana.
Six of the crew of the rebel steamer Cali
lornia, wrecked near Siral, have arrived at
Havana.
The gnnboats Octorora and Sonoma, with
Admiral Wilkes, are at Havana. The Wachu-
sett is at Matanzas
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11

SB-The public will be glad to learn that
the steamer Tyro will ply at the Cape Eliza
beth Ferry during the winter Her snug,
warm cabin will afford welcome protection to
passengers, and her trips will never be inter-
ruptcd by ice.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11

FOR CHRISTMAS. - Steamer Chesapeake,
which sailed for New York yesterday after
noon, took large quantity of evergreens for
Christmas decorations, and deck load of
sleighs for Christmas amusement, prorided,
the Gothamites are blessed with sleghing
at the time.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
United States District Court.
WARE. J.. PRESIDING.

WAKE, D., PKIlSIDINU.
WEDNEsDAY.-h Admirdlty-In the case
of Elijah p. Smith ct ais, of Edgartown, VS..
British Brig Annette, some further examine
ton was had of Capt Smith and the captain
of the brig. A commission was taken out to
obtain dispositions in Edgartown, and the
further hearing of the case was postponed for
the present
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
Official REPUTATION of Mr. Greene's Peace
Propositions.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
j. Wesley Greene, who furnished TO the
Chicago Times some reported peace PROPOSE
tiont from JEFF. Davis to President Lincoln, is
an imposter. He came to Washington to see
President Lincoln, who soon ascertained that
there was no ground for his nonsensical state
ments.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
LOUISVILLE, DE

-. IJtOs
The Journal says that in the late Huntsville
affair all the federals were captured, and the
number of parolled troops at Huntsville was
$500. Col. Stewart was among the prisoners
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
Naval Expedition seen Off aatteras Bound
South

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.
The bark Mendi, at this port from New Or
leans, reports passed 9Th, off Hatteras, an ex-
pedition of eight steamers bound south.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11

CONDENSED STATEMENT
-oF THE
Western Massachusetts Inns. Co.,
OF PITTSFIELD. MASS,
November lin compliance with the laws of Maine.
Capital Stock, all paid up, 100000 90
Surplus over Capital, eS9,761 10
ASSETS, AS FOLLOWS, VIZ:
Bank Stocks-market value, s49292 80
Railroad and Gas Stocks. 1885 o.
Loans on mortgages of Real Estate val
ued at over $4,000, 10 76g 50
Loans, on Bank and other stocks, 22,9I5 II
Cash on hand and in hands of Agents, 81 633 SO
Other investments and accrued interest, 3,498 90
Personal property, 1885 Al
s239,76I 10
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due-None.
unadjusted, S2694 90
reported and not due, 1890 90
ENSIGN H. KELLOGG, President.
j. N. DUNHAM, Secretary.
PIrTsrrELp, Nov. l. 1862.
Sworn to before me,
SAML E. HOWE, Justice of the Peace.
Stores, Merchandise, Dwellings,, House
hold Furniture,
and other good property insured favorable terms.
First Class Dwellings, in the city. or country viii
lagos, and Farm property taken for one, three
fire years, at LOWEST RATES.
W. D. LITTLE. General Agent.
Office 81 Exchange Street.
deco eod3w&w24
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-11
PLUMER PATENT BOOTS.

Are perfectly easy when first put require break
ing in, do not distress the feet at all One walk
all day and not feel tired in the ankles feet They
conform TO the natural organization of the feet
therefore make no corns bunions, and those who
are suffering with those troubles will find great
lief by wearing the Pumer Boots. We have q full
assortment of Plumer Boots, made with the princi-
pie fully carried out.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
oneeHo l5s Main QSortheAa corner Of llih strss,J
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2qrH MARCH, 1887.
yUyHIs old and reliable Institution with ample Capital and con-
Ungent fund carefully vested continues TO Insure Slaves
Buildings, Merchandise Of every description, Il ouse-
hoid Purniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
CaTRoes and Freight TIE lowest rAss Losses
All utied and paid with AL possible despatch.
DIREoToS
David Curtis Robt NJ Burton,
Char. T. WORKMAN, lFsa'n J. Bhrnos
Jobp n olAIbcTus John lHAisit,
John J. Wl.cr, TtoaIA KAN
II,I.nds, t3srrsA Geo. 4 Gssthn0.
Ie,sr O. Nsrvick
JoHS J. wnsoI, Tressr.
p1Hr 7. BEonEE, secy deT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
1PEHI., 1864.

DRY GOODS.
sSEsCaANTs visiting s city With view q making PsrehSSS,
IA respectfully collected 70 eAAalae WI s"'sA " "
gVJl8 We 1fe- ,lE sale ....
81 b.fss Brown sleetags and chirtnsis
$40 D1-RhurgHg
% case y. -scEc4 sheslngs and shirilngat
6sb.I-s Paid and So p-i Odra5argL
81 5.sces striped aaj riA.i Doaesuss, for ssrIaaih
= 81 bales Nckings,
SO Dsnl-r and striped shlrtingb,
- =. gl5J cases Fancy Fsf,ts,
. o. C.I1ualc-,
no C9iorei CN1b-ics,
g Ee7trrkv yezr1 AID weeds,
Ara large zclt OF seayy and Eile Liners Tor gens yes
M. J,--r Itsh Lasls Lawns. Flsn striped and Eresot-
ss a-rsyes aal P5pgH Cloths, OAsseres Vsshnes, te a
ELLErT 4 DEERRY,
No. n Pearl street,
EIehs.enl. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
XIOHMOND WING.
,ss Dau, ,ghi= IN Eiebwond--E'HT 'Ae Car

Rhe lauy ghig "a i@Aeh'"N"N -
rkeTa.
IT,, -r,,t dy,as1d for tbo DAILY Wms vi'aa the oty'
s g -,-..r as by transient readers, and the ON
on., Of s.5so.Jriy supplying both a''s OF readers
~ carving system adapted only TO cih'e saesofp-
l.5r have Induced Us 70 resort 20 the 'ag ieAs,olS
,., of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of prepayment 10 n. CaTrs From this dA'e, there
,,,s 10 subscriptions for ;he Wing 20 be a within the
civ will be taken at this Office, and all persons indebted
r subscription to the present time within the city, are
,pss,ei % cal at the Office and settle their accounts.
TIA ,r-srs rr Of ooaFse, continue to deliver the pa.
Ger 20 tho present subscribers and receive pay for the
s, Al, .5s rae Of fifteen cents per week The public
or understand tha. all restriction upon the sale OF
,ss yv,s bv Carriers vi,ta the city Is removed, and
t All Who wa- il may buy it from the Carriers or have
lon s them 81: their residences OK places OF business
Ssr.lg5r lt,i, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
,nnr.nS OF DEPART-

- 80 "a a. = ~ y ~ DHA
- - tst.,-. ~ A5LsgS ii would beg 20 invite ns
- s'F- .ad5 q r-7s--l-s o. tie VARIOUS er1nes {,
a., II Ire Cos lciersfs STATES uoS In Renaoni %
49, ~ -r.-save sccE Of Books, Sapers sSahioh-
- Eayeiope-, aglEa.. Books, &c., Which VII
n ~ thea a. .s-s ps'c1a .--. ,..,p..r..
Ha,ug sttA- "a g. a5l,ert "a excessive BOOK o.ate
o. s are prepared sroug, AZ TIE nAna
49, 49,, III V.r, s.crps1 = .sc oes manner, ana atte
-, --.--, - - g. NORRIS,
N'-'' r-'' Publisher ani Bookseller,
- 81 Llsla ssrtet, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
~ NEW HARROW
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice to the city ami country people wan Oh any
= Goods worid 10 Wslby calling 81 NO. =, MAIN sueer
USypg very i.Igs rock OF PFn1 Lawns JAeonss'
a. . 80, ~, aryl Iarsges black and eo!orsd silks shAHs
az e. ss.bej and brown sartlng aud sheeting CaS
s and Rntae1y Jeans, striped and domestic for men and
res Cater; Morocco Kid ana OAenh hnoes
So - chIdr- shoes of EEe and quality Linen
~ C,op Goods for Sld boys Ladies' st and Le Ihrdea
GLOVES AZ ~ cents; Mtts Et ON " 80 ct Linen bossns -
S.st, Irish linen 25, SIX AID 81 cents; PsrasoR liam
"a I,rpsd =: IS ceuts SWiss Cambria and Jaeonet h1n
pk bue TArletsn, Astonishing low prices the Finest
Dsnbe worked and Colas, al cost All those goods
bove and gTes- many, TOO Numerous TO MENTION our t
ale hou. ehAg1g any more, they bought before the
hSrt hsd c1neneed, Be careful that yoa come 10 he
90 .@''' Nv - JOSEPH sTRAUsE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
-TIT-N-r IAnEN.
Aaa ~ -
Richmond, Virginia,

Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION NERCEAITS,
AsI Ara %, e sale OF Manufactured Aat smoking Tobacco
49,, 1850. ..,v- f,r sale. Bel2-6n
sw,,h.- Ssplbl-k,, Stanton Spectator, and FTeder
cEs ar, N1ss VII ~ u's and s-nt ol 70 WIG gle.
VNVyAE \ NSIlsOSis 'aolISE TONI, For
4 ttnuroNisg she Condition OF HsrSeS ,tnS
aalss F-l- sppslIe All Ar1eyios s'e9 OF bots
a. H'.-.. A-a l.i..-A-4s A..
t5 -h.r ,aris- a;-ru.y his "do-s1 lon.~ syes
m a. r. R-1 coat O. hzr and cal be len OF >ief
~ zA o. Improved, slCuJ BIS tAing bAgN 70 his arsi poor
~ 10 h., been us,i extensively s12e ~ ntrodueton
f tour yrl Aro tbs cy and a. parts or ne STATE OF VI
49, N5- Ca-,Haa NrS tcyE, ant 10 almost every quarter 81
s. .....--.- ne demand g steadily -,-rs1llg.
NJ. .H-s gives uEs-rft sas'aceon A. Tar A. tne
.- 4. -saa ISL Es-Ert41. lc-a5r oot4frd llt'r
-. -ss h -5 sac, AS % JAS. P. DCYAL, Drug
- sole P-1rastr- sg1 NH1u'trturrr So
"a EsFAssE CAPS. Military Caps! yya'
NJ T.N..t .fr, Ma1.s-.' an1 N-tai, = thf sli-7y
al - PAIL. .a.-sF his .s- s.7,S Of i'rae 4anufAetlred
d. s.. .. 4. Ls--. sal Fatigue STYLE C-pss go
b Ia l.B.r'Es. ~ 'Av1rs1.s terms ts n 11y CITY
fr ar attention W desired % NE tfrr NhtArg
Ca, Ia s durable G7t gs-rrsi Cap row naE-i-c-
r Hasas 1sni g11i sup7,y q 'eS iae manufacture
Iss d. .- ere w. -.l --ik t-a4' Ntl oe eon''.a
-f IlHs fU4Et NO 81 lk-l street. s.1tn'ad Va, sew
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Frs I4s SALE o. NEFEof.
Trfuv e- .-aI -s .t He Arctc1 tuIreu
N.rhHs- Et t@s A-a.or Goal G. fraaNhn
!. rst rzle.y area..-s ls ls-4a e aEsrlHf-
rrr-r l... pLta"'a aTl ft.fa-ty, 81 ''l-'
srrrags 1 f-n1 Hr4 Hs rEHIc Fe-say. he pledge Pc
s- r-- be Interest 70 4s HsIr.=s. ard tsttrs h-s-f
.-ss 'H--.-.gr ,as rats Pc v be enabled &c
--sr ..s -. -l.ls p--l Pc 81 make LIBERAL ADVANCE
ID H property a faia-l rr-gl-s % board Tsr'ru8 el
-1 r sl- l-sI- al also AJr s-sgG1tlaayrc anre seeoE
',-s...I-. f,r s8i, T. "a. srOHkS,
ca FrAzkla, Ga Csc ....1 v Oh street
..-lrrF.- Lar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
E.TE q ANDERSON,
EDvrPNOg STREET

rs -,-e--r far 7s rrAte CArpsSrgs, GU coteI "a
n rr-s CAR ,oIH Cc-Eeel g1i Bands, W!neoF shaas
- -r Carried Hats Ead hoss Tor Ias A. loW prices
t1s . 81 Bels sd Mattresses 1atc 70 order a. asr nc
H., P.vr l-as lose IL IS Sy county y superior S7A
- --.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 100000
TIE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
TyHK PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample osh Gap
bsposss. Of Five Dollars and upwards on which inferred
Vi. be paid al the rate Of sH per oenum per 1nna rennns
IntSrss: payable Ssmi-Annusliy,i desired;
''''n'''n' w. ~ A-- III WILSON. rrs.d,n.
"A HvFornou rrsasursr. uAli-y
80. a'' ''' '''' - ocsO
ISOsTGINEs' s0LIDITIEO oREAA ~ WILD ILowERs-Ior
Of Infants preventing erupcns &C., ssssror TO any other
''1' i'S'A OF '''N'S' y. PEfusOs CO., prqss.t.,
DAC0N.-9Ol III. ssrrJ County Eaas sns dog Round Ia
"A avs co. 'o' 'A''" vyH. pLrluNrS
DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.-we have IL
store large assortment Pocket and Table Cutlery which
We oder for sale cheap. eyAk M e. w.,
CHANS.-we have In and Ose- for GALE go0o pairs
proof coil DO back breast tongue aud well do hooRt
90, importers Of Hardware. l4l MAln St oell
A oTIvE sz7yIcE-J. W RANDOLPH, 1871 Main Street viii
n publish iris nornng Capt Wsles Handbook for Active
Service containing practical Instruction IL Camp Daie, The
ssra iee UoH9any ns paoa ana Nod Of oookp- Tse
with plates, prise J'e oelo
DANK NorE PAPEa-J W RANDOLPH Ia, for sale 1900
Is sheets Bank Paper. sotss p0sd RS caonO'
be ccunierieied. olLo
= esaee quality; 20 b5s choice Mo,ses 10 bb crushed su
gar, Tor rsle By D6NLOP MosouaE 90. 0sll-ls
r2--1-s. CHEAP INSUEsANCE.-Hsrrn
NsN Patent Proof Safes isssr- much more for the
cost han Insurance Policies snd last May Business men
sSnuO, Grvrs y b. sOut them. We good a,.os,@snsn
''I js;i AS0'''' 10 Sf Main '.I:,.
AT MEADE BAKRR's DRUa STORE,
Strangers and others viii had Of Lubn and
other tns sasps Poads., Pe.uneIy add oOs9eHqae 6o
large Of the best Port Monsies and Purses Combs
Brushes Cigar Matches and al the popular Patent hsolne
the ogr-l prlc 'tr ee.l w.
HOPS, HOPS, Hops, Hops, Iicps, GGr sale by
wholesale and Retail,
sell Corner Of BroAd and IN E;resii
DIED WAGON HAHRS.-JuSt received eight dcren Red
Ia Wagon Baues, fhome Manufactured oLARNboS CO.
No. lO6 Main street seoO
OLOvEs.-95Oba bale. Cloves for sale by
~ oe2s EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 GO.
PICE.-oarOinA alec, in usrcs. and bag. Tor sale BY
II oc23 EDMOND, DAVENPORT 60.
SHHLLtC.-lc shslAc. for ,ae by DOVE CO., shoe
INIiE CRACK RRS.-S0o boxes Yre Crackers, Imported
II by ~ for sale By tDN0ND. DAvENPoRr On ocs
LLsPiCR.Ys Bls. t.pce, jpEt to hand, and for sale
~ nv PETsRSoN CO. Dragdsts ,eS
SUNnRIEs Copper Wire German MAt,nss, Cotton ploS
y Lne Woo cardI Wood strrups Hand Saw piles HorSe
R,sp Rrss Spurs Wood Saws Pocket knives Port Bhi' WsI
RsIor shaving Brushes Candle Sticks In store and for
SAFE nv CTLRKhON 4 co No LOG Main street no25
URMMING,s WHITE CHAPEL NEEDLES,
III ether Needles In market for sale BY CLARK
a No Main
sOUTHERH mANUEECTORY OF
Boots and Shoes.
WE the undersigned would be pleased to have the county
nschn Sns 1es city, sa npoT ES We are nov
nlev price ssGsy can be procured here or sssshss
be much increased and that The trade Of
Richmond may great Justify 10 employing from 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
~. rrIE FAKuERe OE NIIsuiNIA

fgN1r srals on bowen h- Ng.-a a. S1at state hsv
H1r srs. beco,e T'l u- d. greas neasirtl
- srrl-t 90 supply che w. 81 rrta Ezd having H-sa
60 sea er -F '5- any IA tha.-.r Of cutn-ts axe
- . CO r-r NJ prlq o. beating y1ur Butter vel
800. 1e t a1i o. putfls .- .g5slAser a. On t'p
.a1 re b7u, al 8elt O. zA - soon ~ q pang As yea
a. ~ rvl1l Be- pleased % rs,s've Is conziynnsltos
r4- t1zag she ssest market prizes al, Asi deal u
- r 81. an sr Yea the 'rkct PIT
81. rr- u-r-,fr POP whatever be sent ne.
A. ises.T -ar cake % Ire Interest % b0ta The .Aracg
. 90 - .rr- gur-F be sAft1 receive other country
-a BIS ny H-1 1a' object 90 cal year particular a.rn'
en- 1 - .zac s1PFL- have eeeL srnt heretofore
Il se -r.r non ID. N1-l Tt5 e-rls1t
..- -rs-s1tu fact hat have brta engaged
~ brsl-s @ ~ 'rr tH- ss' t'-yage years ALI aaH =
5xa'-'r-lay c1z.1-a. Of s,gas satsta,t.os-
fAIrSlN JNNEz gent
C----- l1I O7rl-ls lo, I.rcs1-,,
.. H. c. F.n IN On CO.. E.rh7rrs. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
RAILROADS, &C.

RICHMOND AND DAEVlLLE RAILROAD.
&TzzX3 q n d
sUPERIETENDENTS olTIcI,
RICHMOND, Aug. 9th, 1851. (
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
FOB THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
ON an after THU lsDAY. HcV 2st the Passenger rran'v
" follows:
NAL IRAN leaves Richmond daily undsys included q, ITO A.
NJ on Sunday the Train TO Burkve only connecnng
the the oath eide Railroad for the South ana
South West
Mail Train leaves Dsnvis daily, Except sundsyD ate NJ,
and reaches Richmond al 30, ?. N. =.
On sunday there will be Mall Train rom Burkesye 70 Rich
aond leaving esye the arrival Of the Train from the
South and Southwest a0 p NJ and reaching Richmond 81
4:4O, p 81 -
Trar from Richmond at Burkesvle with the Train,
on the South Eide Railroad for Lynchburs and the Sou Hes'
daily. 80 . -,
IS Train from Danve Burkesve with the South
Side Railroad trains for petersburg and Norfolk
Through Tickets be oeued and Baggage VIII DC cneekea
through TO the following Points,
Lynchburg ROCKVILLE, Srand yunehon,
Chattanooga, Bristol, memphsi
Atlanta, Dalton, hekspurg, anu
Non,ysnerv New Orleans, Cor.nth.
- CHAS. q. TALOOTT,
no91-u Superintendent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-21
Rebel Impotence.

A Sergeant of Co A, 91st Regiment
Indiana Volunteers, writes us of the fol-
lowing piece of cool impudenee on the
part of the rebels: q
As the d. B. Campbell-on which
vere two companies Of the 9lst who had
been ordered to reinforce our troops at
Smithland-approached Caseyville, a
large body of mounted rebels were dis.
covered emerging from a raviue, and
drawing up in line on the river bank, at
point where the channel would compel
the boat to run within pistol shot of the,
shore. The officer in command of the
Union forces landed them on the Illinois
shore and marched them up high bluff
where he could see what was going on.
A skiff was soon discovered approaching
the Campbell from Caseyville, with a
flag of truce flying. The flag of truce
was for the purpose of demanding the
unconditional surrender of the boat,
troops, and army stores, although our
boys had the river between them and the
rebels and all Illinois back of them over
which to retreat The:truth is, so many of
our soldiers have been disgracefully sur
rendered, that the rebels have concluded
all that is necessaryis, to send a flag of
truce and make demand accompanied
by promise of parole. In this instance
Capt Carson, who was in command of
the Federals, informed the rebels that if
they wanted him and his men they had
better come over and take them.
1t was afterwards ascertained that the
flag of truce was merely ruse on the
part of the rebel Iicow boys to gain
time to remove the goods from the
steamer Hazel Dell; which, accomplish
ed, the guerrillas put out into the int
rior and the D. B. Campbell passed on
down the river.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-21

RIVER NEws.--The Ohio is now re-
duced to the capacity of large creek,
with but little prospect ola speedy change
for the better. ~ f. ~.
The J. T. McCombs, from Louisville,
for Vicksburg, passed down yesterday
morning. . ~, d, -.~,
The Duke, from Louisville to Mem
phis, passed down at noon. s'su nf
The May Duke, in consequence of the
scarcity Of freights, laid over till to-day,
when she expects to leave at noon.
ds The Mary Crane is, or has been, for
two or three days, on the bars between
here and Louisville.
The Campbell has been receiving some
repairs to her machinery which was dam
aged in her recent trip.
The steamer Iowa left yesterday for
Cairo, empty.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-21
ma The following was posted through

B4- The following was posted through
out Philadelphia by the Democrats,
the night before the election:
To our White Bretkren:-At meet
ing of the Philadelphia Colored Literary
Institute, held in their Hall, in Lombard
street, above Seventh it was unanimously
agreed that, in view of the importance
of the present political canvass, as con-
corning the inalienable rights of the col
ored community, the undersigned Conn
mittee be instructed to address the adhe-
rents of the party advocating those rights
and to urge upon that party the neces-
sity of earnest and vigorous action at the
coming election sA
Feeling that the day is not far distant
when no man shall be prescribed, or de-
MED the rights of citizenship, on account
of his color, and believing that the 5eo-
pie are rapidly awakening to the realiza
ton of the fact that native born color
ed man is better entitled to enjoy such
rights than white foreigner, we would
earnestly implore every friend of the
African race to array himself against the
Democratic party at the polls. upon Tues
day next, so that the victory of our ANAL
gamation brethren may tell to the people