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@eueres ams sapama.
Savanna, 25. s

01panna, 20. Stto0ef.
Der ameritantlde 0elanote Sulper podte
am 6. SftOber bem @ralipenten BON Tfne3us-
la feline @reOittoe nbersei6en.
Der Dampler Brittle Queen" erlttt et'
men @Gaoen an leineu Dampffefieln mnb be-
fam aud etnen 2ed. Gr lief am Fl. b. &c.
bter Elm.
Die Sper fol- beute Mbenp NIT Dem rSros
patore" erGfnet tperren.
Der neue GENERALIZATION wtrb fanblt@
crtnnrfet
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@nii Gan s~Sranrisrn.

Gan 8ranetseU,2 %. OCTOBER. Der
Martt 1T rntts. Gertuuft: 1000 Stlten
Snapp'l6e G4ter 3u 183 GentS 200 Son'
nsn Gisr-&c6leu $21 /; 500 8trttns Sabmas
Butter 90 - 261 gtS. SsadSuder Ia Sts.
8unnieS "a, Bei3en $3.50, @clle 1S-
20, 9aeObUl In 8le9bGHlen 80 @ts, 9et.od'
nete Mepfsl IL @ts.
Der Natb Der @upsrpilpren fat etne &es
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6onptauartter. eli. Qouie, rs. Oft
g. 81. GurttS,
Weuerolmoipr.
Sadiou, Semi, q
On Sen. Matcr 6aaed.

On Sen. Matcr Sailed.
5olsenbe DtpsGhe lit sben pom 8rt9aoeses
aeraI Davis 3u Columbus, &elltnfp, cingss
8anoen:
Die expedition TAD CHARLTON, $40, "a
Wellen BON gtew MaOrto. unter gsletI beS
@apttan J1pgsrs, So. 8, 2. SuinDiier Bate
RTE, 1T I'm Mufrau:nen NIT bsn @mcrtlaS
burhauS srfOlgrstA esiuslen, iaoem oeren 10
8st6otet, 3pst tGbtltG %OerUunpet, Der ccnautan'
birenpe Sberf Gtarte, GnpitdH Gifben, oret
9isutenauts, BRET Gbirurgen, 81 SslDaten
~eefam9cu, 70 Slid Nuffsn, 40 9ierpe, 13
WauItbtere, 3pei Ddgsn, cine 9rcBe auanti'
tat Mtunition %er6eutsE, ibre 8arradsn per-
brannt unp bie gauge 0elsliduft DClltGnptS
esIHlagen unO serlpreu9t wurpe. Setn Gerz
lult unIrerIeits.
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@riees @Orpuftem sspUrfen.

@4teago, 20. SttOber. @tne Spe.
stulbepslGe bonn setrt9fn Sage bertbtst, pap
bas 3pette SGinOiS @aUaneriere8iment. prt'
ce's @Crpufsn bon @ranojunttiCn 5urad9e'
trteben unb ben Wlab belebt babe.
Die Sruppen an bislem @labe, fcppbl Die
gu BOliSnr fetsa bsreitS felt Stpet 2aesa tttts
ter RarlGurbre, tperpen jered p~abrldetnltA
nod niht ScrraSden.
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Il. g. g
Characterization.

Gatro, %. Oitp6er. @euerat Stsr<
man ertieb am %. Otteber in Mempbis
ltren9e gefsbIe Iar Die &sripaItuns isner
Stapt.
@agabunOsn, Diebe unO anpere6 nnrubtse
0eTnbd lptien init Getten 9eIdlciien weroem
XaD an Den 8erl6nn3unsen &c, arbeiten. =
Bargsr, Die lE0 I'm Die Eager bernntrteben,
(CGen ais &ptCue behanSslt uer0en. NaG
Mitterna@t muB SeDermann gu 5aule letn
&c. 1r.
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9rpsea aeatn eiuen ~pnmeifer.

0tttsbnr9, ga, 20. SttOber. SIN
Ser, Staatsn Diarittss 9eriats Uaree beute
9OIse6 6. SapeS, friber YOitmsittr IN
MeabYiae, wel@sr auf bte Ssf6aIOi9ung bon
s. 81. Wettis, DAP CT einen letner 8siefe sc.
Sfnet babe, e~utlaien purpsn mar, e~trsnpOu
freiaeIprOAen.
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gpneres @pminatipu.

Rp9efer, 20. Sttpber. 81. Sano'
fuvt 6. @6urA erbtslt selfern Die Nomtnatton
ais bemOtratil@er @On9reB Ganoloat fnr Die,
len DtRritt. Sttne Mittbepsr6er Fno Der 9e'
eenmarttee NspraI entant @lY unb pr. 6res=
man Glarf.
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@esnabme Ses brittif1sm samplers Badbuta.

New~gsrf, 80. Sft. Der britttiae
Oampfer 8aauta 1T burA bas Der. Staten
&viessDampftpUt Mempbts 9encumen uuO
aa6 WOrt ToYat gstraat. Grlterer Bate, be-
Dor IS eenpmmem wnrre, ben 9rGBten She'll
1einer Qapung Gber 8OrD sspOrfen. 8te @rile
tit elm e~ilernes SAif unp purpe an Der Stlte
BON Ncso Carolina ua@ ~SipSlftanOi9sr Saso
8encmmsn. sic Bate lire MaIdinerie 70
s1nselrengt, OaB lie 3ulest ffiueu Oainpf mebr
er,eapsn tonnte, @s ldeint, DaB ibre 9abun8
in Wafsn unO MunittUn bsltanOen babe.
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Ma9ri@t an Stemer3abler.
GtaDt-G sSfffce+

8aItiinpret ben "a. 0ft. 1862.
{ .an GtaatssG arenf ir 1862 pir6 elm glbsus BON 8 PCT.
erlanbt, menn iplde an pcer brr benz /. gspnensber l. 8.
besaBlt merben. On itSStii9en Steuern fHr @rrnbbefit
irerbeu 2 pGt, e~efattet an pber bpr benz /, Nrbenber pber
l p@t. penn mad bieiem Datum beaaplt. Rerfpnal=
Gteuer ulus BIS gum /. gtpp. besa9ltperbeu, picrigenfaas
bic Sfe&nuusen apanssmabis einSetriebenmerben. @enn
raditGubise &e@uuuSeu ni4t an pber Dor Grettas ben
81. bs. beSablt perben, trrb "a PCT. tpeitere Snterefsu
baau sere9uet, unb ba glnianss Ncpenlber cine 2iite Der
gSun.isea bon 1851 perSffeutli4t pirr, 70 tSnnen tieieIs
Ben fi& weitere Soften erIparen, psun fe icl&e 8feHuuus
gen b~ereinisen.
Mug. 90. Rrice,
W1rWiTr Gtabt.Gclecters
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SaYares GaSaIlerte fett ieBt In @erbtns
6un9 NIT ben pOreeldpbenen 9Clten Der &bupe
Sslano @abaaerie (Burn0oe), uno 3par an
Der Nlte mnb @ntdrtsOtGe QanofraBe, spilGen
3 uno 4 Nietlen bon Nlbte. gu6 bat bic
&6ppe Sslanb @apalerie 9eeebure belebt.
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epunties in @rie counts. y. q.

Buffalo, 81. o., &c. Sttcbsr. Der
Rat6 Der Superpiloren bon @rie COUNTY
tat $500, 900 beUtOist CUR 8e3a9lnns zines
Bounty BON 500 fir ieosn 9 Monots@6ret'
tpiqi1en.
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midtialr Wrpsea IN Salnpis.

20. Sttbr. Dns &rieess
Aeri&t in Sprinsfslb fat bie Gntl&etbnn9s<
an1rsaGe teS Staatss an SOel q. Wfatteloa
& Comp. I'M 8strase BON 5 10000 Seneb'
n1t9t. s
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absans bes Samplers alta,

8DROn, 20. Sft. Der Dampfer Niia
Ieselte beutt Mttta9 nit 20 @ada9iere fur
5alifar ltnb 40 fit 2iSrrpuul unp pnssfabr
$4,000 gpntonten ab.
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H c be NaHej
Sapettearaes.

Qolen uao taeiea{taitn. pelGe beatI6ttsen. in Disfer be
liebtsn Safe g6ne uno Rrin,Aes u. |. ~. ~9bjntalten, otsle
hermit az Nabri&t, Bag i6 btel,lbe am % Sttpbsr IbsrnSnl-
men unS aufS 8slte bare berrihtsn 1afeH.
Dayauf Gs Fsftirenbe uSBen IT'D ~frabssttts nslcsn in go. Il
Nprtb Gleoeridlrase BET
2t3l .3Dlts n 9etHrt9 EpIle.
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Ser Griea inn @Ibueifen.
1900 gftbeIen in MrfanSas aesd5loaeu.

1900 @tbenen in Mrfanias sefhtdsem.
@rfOlsreicbe Expedition mad GlarsicM mo.
@afbtn8tUn, 20. Stt. ScIaenoe
DepelHen itnb TN 6auptquartter Der Grntee
einge9dn9en
6auptquartter, ct. 9ouis, %. Stt.
On Gen. Naior Sailed.
S6ert 8cYp bertGtet @fernere grfcl9e IN
@eneral OasibiOn's llpSRltGem Ditrtfa. -
OberR 9eipts, gOulmaapenr be6 %. Suwarez
siments 9rif nit DetaGementS BON lsinen Ell
8ensn unp BON l., "a, unb %. Mi6curite<
gtment Ganmt elmer SsfttCn bon Stauelers
Batterie AM II. Sttptsr bst Wntmann5 Ser
rp 1900 9tsbeasu an, tGotete mebrers uno
mnGte 40 @efan9eae. llnlere Gruppen be-
nobmen fb gut.
(@t3) 9. 81. Curtis,
REORGANIZATION
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sosaIbert0te ans waSbtua4ou.

ss- Mn;sisen bon Mashiuatpu. meIde bis 01oh,
mitta8S 4 I1r be: unserem Mgenten Srn. ri eNfelt
go: 4So y It2 otss9f6en toctnea. jinSen nod
~Hfti0piae IN Ger ~nddbftfo' eenegtl Numtner.
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Sxspncnc oeftrtcfte eSacfem.

SOeben erbaltsn cine 8arttie ddbte neiItfdbe ~eeffrtcfte
.wpIene Safen. bic fir 8ierbrauer, Eutder iino onhere
9anrrerter ~Eelonesrs seetsRe ,~ennpFeblt. sn nsabtgen Rretieh
Gbr BeR.
Sts25 3Rte Bel Safob Seseer, 23Gsrnaanfr.
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militdrnad,ridtsn aus. eennspluauien,

0arrt8burg,2 20. SttOber. WeneraI
8~aSiaSpam 1t ron G5albinStcn Bier anse.
~foata3en, UNI li1 NIT bent @ouosrnsnr tn Bes
trefGf Ger geSOgenen 9li(i5 gu tslpssaen.
9eute MerSea tpurpe sMtosdt, boB Der un-
ter1uGeupe gr3t gebitleY 0sbiitrtn fir ois
unter lufbuns bon Gonirrttirtsu unO erlas'
manusylt anredne. St warOs IOfOrt Serhaf'
tet unp aus bem OtenE entlalen.
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cefen! q Cefeni GefenY

UCfeW 0R1eW| 0NFTWF
Cine aro6e auamablj bon ROD uS garlpr-OsFsn Hn6 IA
1TETS d Sc 8 s& &Tu& erfE
SO 90 Npros WapnraEe.
nS- aus @rsu Ofeparatursn all Oefen wsrben fhueH &C.
ISoNt Gtsine, B(attst nno @0le NIB fur aue Osfefl III tas
Sen, @benTo cine MuSipabt ben 8thlenDi- 1arfpn Rnc Eh.
dcnaeftirr inlnisr porrGtbiS.
AS ss- BaiT.remrihtanssp. uHb els Grtea Elambsrar-
teitet mereen l&nea bstcrgt. $50 AN Sp:4,Sut
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W~cvyn tn &alEingtOn, .. e. TIM Deuti&sn Rad.
0CttAuDt pei~Iunss=8areeu, gio. 5Il. 8. Ctr nate
penuf. Mtenue. DiutlAe Watden fir a6dinnen, Stuten-
uno R~inbermdb&en, Sber ~ipufisen Mrbetten III onertsanii&en
nnb teutiAen Sauailien NIT ausBs3etdnetera guten 2pbn ftb
fpslei9 su baben; aud fur arteitfn6ense juase 2eute fab
Sfeltn 5~prbansen. g~ladfragf
@pt12S !. 0Altsr
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SDea- YratRraBe 80. 1853 unD 1854.
useiasu aseSrten JreinSea anb benz y~DabLui,si niaEs. Is STIR
a;l te anaeiee, bab i'd sas i@cn iett Sa5reN an oidRui BEose
sS gaaer con 9Snet ioIib g~eStbeAeteA Scsrcwteissrn. nereFsr
iSaon. 81 ben bilG9issn SsrsiisH %uorrdtsla sdIten umS aud
fetUe HHr S5eneE,in1 suierto.a- MerDe. - @tpfie iTr Rlnter
rode na6 951cn &c. IN Glen @erten uNp M nILsn Ny icuI- 5er.
~ cine NaspoM Reasni6trrae, stSGs w..f hs In bttlee
5a& f1.GDsnhe MrhteI. -xE
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sUl0atens6 amOeelSer u. {. ~.

SOloatensS anoee1eer u. {. No..
Wtttpsa, Climber, 8rioer unb G5hpefern
BON Seriprbenen SrlSaten fSunen lire @uipri6e in
gGoib;ngtpn prompt coIectirt unb ~ansbe3ablt ertalten In
Der Office BON f-# 800 S
% III. 9. Sill,
Ottlas ~ SO. 20 70. 6abettelr.t Baltimore, Mlb.
Seoth Wsisfep, Samatca 9iann, Nrrac
in nrryi alder 2ualttst unb tiliea tei
t PHI Hunckel.
Sftz3 "a SID Gbare9itr
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20 Mf. @feiHer's f7
Nefaurant unb 2aserbter.D Depot, R

go. 20 ykVlFV e OFtNBI NDUIYWHFVHI % " 49,
Ueinen SreunS.n urb gstaantsn Siene CUR 'Na9rt4t tab
.i Sberneb,nen. Das Salb'i@e pblobelpba Bier rptre f@.
mie iriiDer. ipteber ais bs bette b,pejen, mpflr t& uneinen
Runfsn oarantire unb BON wepntag at WiOnta8 crebitire. Sc
BEN Wlpntao uluf baar beSnblt terneu, pi6rioenfalS has gier
~ausbIsibt. SSebet Runbe 1T fur bic leersn Safer peranrprtlt@.
MdtuussspH 8 ID. 9fetffer, agent.
Oft28. 6Wete ts
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Gi1rfe ~Gele0enheit.

Gtue elegant eiresri6tete snb i'm 81 ii lpunfs ber Staot ae
Iesene gBirt il&at, nit eiuer 2eaie fdt peitsre 3H SABRE gill
tia, 1T gu t%erfanftrt. 0bMfanS Itebt baie!slt Gin 9rCber Var
Icr iHr Gtcstinss sur g~etfisnns. SAB res 1T In ctr Dedec-
Sfiee CUR %erfraeen. SFt30-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18
WRAH0LlH0 ABOUT THE DEFlNOEss OF
RAVANNAU

oov. Brown. OF Georgia, II Q message to the
Lsshlsturs, snelosss letter received BY him from
ososrA Mercer, Commanding the Military District
I" Georgia, In which General II. firms him that
= letter from the Secretary Of Ear has been 70.
esvsd BY him which withdrsws from him al power
TO retain the negroes now working upon the forti.
eeAtaons st 6avannah," and that "from this time
inward he viii make No further efforts to secure
Ahos himssl&" and III the people and Government
Of he STATE msaa Savannah to bs dsesuded. they
nus furnish the necessary labor" 0susralMsrosr
lso makes rsQuiatioa upon the ststs for negroes
% work On ths dsfsoesa The 0ovssnor, In his
nasaasa afssr detailing the shove faess. says:
Hhls ths right b denied to the State BY the Con-
saipon ast 70 ean into the Asld and retain In her
ssevies ahy postIoa u hse osgaAissd militia, or
ny part of tie material Of which It u composed,
y defsnd hsgssf against the invader e Q time when
" Oafsdsraae force within The State s inadequate
70 hs task, he War Dspartmsnt has Withdrawn
nom tAs General IN command The powesD 70 retain
As labor nsesssasy 70 complete the Notifications
ws,en ars iadispsnsable TO Gaeee0fol defence I
caemit he question 10 the action Of the General
Aosnbly, and recommend that prompt provision
y nads 70 the extent Of the ability Of the State for
sanying oot your resolution for The defence Of the
eisy 70 the Last extremity.
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The said dsrelict officers, and visit summary pun.
ishmsnt upon them.
AS citizens u Richmond, We would respectfully
urgs upon the authorities the appointments Of
additional police force, Il the present. Number IL
inadequate Every means should BE- adopted to
bring back order and lxw to the once orderly and
quiet city.
"Ths jufy further resolved that inasmuch -
murder and robbery have become Of daily occur.
rence In this community step tow ards its sup
precision, the Mayor be requested TO offer rew ard
Of $500 for the detection and arrest Of ths mur-
NAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

Pyison Itema-Forty men will be ieAt from Gas.
tie Thunder this morning under guard 70 rejoin
their regimsntA james B. Shook, desertsr for
six months nom the layette Artillery was ssnt 70
prison yesterday. John Haley, member Of Com.
pany /, 10th Miss Regt wss sent out from the Oas-
tie last night, with soldier armed with musket,
to get his clothes. prior to being sent to bis res
mont. Getting on Main street, he tripped up the
street, and rapidly retreated. John r. Roberta Of
the 18th Va Battalion. was received at tho prison
for trial BY Court Martial James Lyons, psroled
prisoner was put In for deserting from Camp Lee.
John W. Harris, Of Capt. Robertsons Company,
was put In ON the charge Of aiding . prisoner 70
escape. William B. Hleshmau, Of Bossisux'a
Guard, In confinement for similar offence, wa
tried yesterday and honorably acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

Not lAosed-In the Mayors Court report on
Saturday was noticed the arrest of an unlawful
assembly Of negroes, which had been allowed to
congregAte at the Columbian Hotel, "with the con-
sent Of the Acting Manager Of the House." The
statement was incorrect, ns Mr.. James Hsssenburg,
who Is the manager of the Hotel, nor any one else
IN the house, knew OF the unlawful assembly, be-
fore the watch entered and arrested the pa-tici-
pants In it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

10 GUHBOATS IN THE RAPPAHANNOOK.
The Frcdsriekburg Herald learns from gentle.
man who returned to thSt place . few days since
from the lower country. that the Rappahannock
river ia entirely clear Of gunbosts. and that none
have been seen in the vicinity for two weeks fhs
withdrawal Of the blockade to such IN extent Il at.
tibuted to the fscs that crews Of these eunboats
have been up and down even the mall cresks that
empty into the river, and made nearly, II not sn.
thely, clean sweep Of the aaillng eraf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

Pvaisrorthy-The w0rkmen at Messrs John &
George 9bsons establishment famcng whom are
several colored men) contributed last week 42l4
to the fund Eow being raised to aid the soldiers
To this sum was added by the Messrs. Gibson 800,
all Of which was handed to the collecting commit.
tee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

Fest Rfdin4.-Several instances Of danger ars
ing to citizens from the too common practice Of
urging steeds through the streets at an unlawful
rate Of speed having been reported to the Mayor,
the police have received instructions to make all
riders on horseback and drivers Of vehicles comply
strictly with the ordinance en- the subject, which
prescribes six miles per hour the rate at which
one may legally propel himself through the streeta
Warrants were yesterday issued by the Mayor
against two parties charged with feat driving.
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~Arxrns ADVANCING Oh yR1DBRIcK1.
DU1o.

~a snnsasman ~ lsN Yrsdssicksoufg yee-
-, y, lsaza sAAs heavy Sorss q ~ enemy
-. eavsueans a tAas sswA, end tAas psspafataoas
-. making By eur foesss thsss 70 sivs them .
80 reception. On Sunday . cavalry sklsmlah
...u.rsd scms milss shove The town, - . ford o.
~. RsppaAanncck rivsr. The enemy sustalninG .
s.,n,es. without any casualties On our side.
Yesterday morning they ssalA sdvanesd. and
,.r. met BY our cavalry asar he town, anA sss-
"a tine rspuissA In this 1sAs ~ Aad oos killso
"a ,hrse wosnAed n ~ force u tAe enemy b
:. srre q rsprsseated our Soeess tAsFs Win aoAbs-
L., h ccupsllsd 70 svacaAss ~ plasa unlsas sarly
.~s..a,e> shosld reach then Dol Ball. of ths 18Th
v,re.nia cavalry. - b command ef The posG Our
h.aornaus asaes that WAsa he lea yrsdsEicksburs
r,amossh (nsariy epposits) was in possssuion Of
sAs snsny.
Fns stock Of cotton and tobacco stored IN FsUds
,;aksSurs was burned during The day yesterday By
or troops.
A-Stncs the abovs Wa written we Learn, On
.ooa authority, that ths enemy entered Frsdesseks
hs,s ysseseday with two rssimsatR 4 skirnish
oa,arrsl With our troops. who fsu hack.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

MR. RANDOLPH'6 SUCCESSOR.
We understand that the Prssident yesterday ap.
poiatsd Major r0susra g. W. Smith Secretary Of
W1 a tnssTts. 70 supply The vacancy oceasioned
By The resignation Of Gen. Randolph. Gen. g. has
Asrspatation Of being N energetic and efficient
officer and Il b to b hoped that his administration
Of The rasponsibls duties Of bis new position WIN be
sAaFastsrissd with the same ability and success
that attended the labors Of his predecessor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-18

Not The Man.-We have been requested to state
that the Wilson Williams arrested st Miss Thomass,
Gary street, Saturday night, along with others, Is
airy.
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YRow HoRrHnH VInaInlA,

~ reports fea tAs Valley Which rsaeAsd ~
usoaay svs.ing rsprsssat svsrything - quiet
n sAaa section, ths sosmy havias appaesntty
Yielded The possession Il - country 70 our troops.
vhoss picket llnss extend 70 0harisssown and Mar.
tiusburs. A body Of peisoosrs. one hundred and
In in numbss. were brought down On the train
Yesterday aftssnooa. They wsre captured In IN
Engagement as enisksr's Perry IN the early part Of
- week. The number saptursd was Ills. two Of
whom were len q Strasbufg sick, and . Captain
who was parolsd at 6tsnton.
Adviees from 0erdons vile state that General
Stuart y daily skirmishing with the enemy along
tAs tine Of The Rappahannock. Ho general On.
ssssusut however. 70 likely TO occur ss IN early
A
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arrival of Abeljsionista-One hundred and ten
Abolition prisoners Of war, captured last week In
Lsudoun county at Snicker's Gar, were brought to
Richmond last night on the Central cars, In care
of Lieut.. Blackstone, Of Whites cavalry, and
lodged in the Libby prison.
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I,rssts-rhe city police arrested yesterday ?. A
Fisher, for stealing gold watch and chain. three
pair Of pantaloons, ono cost, and one cup. Of the
value Of 33.o the property Of Joseph F. Radford;
and Sarah 1dmondson, . FREQ negfess. for stealing
one mourning dress valued ct o25, the property
Of James z. Oaskie. The parties were locked up
for examination this morning.
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REVERSE IN LOUISIANA.

1nfon alton has been received In this city,
through private sources. that the extensive and
vAluabA salt works In Louisiana, on Lafourche
river, re recently captured by the Federal exps.
dton ted out In New Orleans. and commanded
BY Brit adler Genera: Wei EEL. We were unable
10 gaths the particulars of the affair, but regret to
ka.s TIA our forces there. some five hundred In
number after q stubborn and fierce resistance,
were 60 apsllsd to surrender to an overpowerins
force o, the enemy. the odds against them being
seven tl one.
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FION THE SOUTH SIDE.

o. Thufsday evening last Yankee force, sup
,oesd 70 embrace several thousand, advaneed to
IIsskwssse ford. and afssr driving bsck the Con-
itdsrats poksts. took po0esGon Of the ford, which
,Asy held untll early Friday morning. This ford
n sboat fourteen miles ffom Jranklin and eight
RON Ivoe station. On 1hufsday morning early .
assaehment Of Southern troops made sbrilliant and
soeessful attack upon an sncampmsnt Of the enc.
ny Ia the vicinity Of Suffolk. Such was the sud
dsunsss and visor Of the assault that the Yankees
spprshsrdins the presence Of . large Confederate
fsrce, hed prscipitasely. and were pursued to tho
limits Of the town Of Suffolk. In this attack the
enemy had eleven killed and several wounded
Our force engaged In this assault consisted Of but
one hundred and ten men.
The enemy again advanced to Blackwater bridge
on Friday, and made an attack upon our pickets
Ct that point. On hearing Of their approach q
mounted regiment, under Col Claiborne and It..
Col ralAferro. hurried to meet them; but as soon
the enemy saw the regiment they hastily retired
In the direction Of Zuni. Here they were engaged
by orr pickets, who held them In check until q
portion Of the regiment arrived, when skirmish
oceurred,n which they lost some fifteen killed and
wounded. One company admitted q loss Of ak Il
Il belle, cd they made their way back to Suffolk.