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A2!4al - -
Il stilniYEa. .D~A.s, -.
PLAN ES-Alnsis and dea sie.fcs snooshs.
jacks. rors, &c. Pow Pians'' Tongue And
SAWs-cifsular. Hand. Tsnnen; Compass, %.
BROAD HATChETS. BROAD AXIS,
BRACES, and BITS.
secks, rtrmsr .ad Turning CHIsELs,
LOOKS. aiNaEs, SCREWS. NAILS, &c.
For sale a. moderate rricea, by
WILLIAMS b ELLIOTT,
Wholesale and retail dealers In hardware,
Coach and Wagon Matsrials, &C.,
IA 3-64t,s~lt 81 Main street
NJ AEON AND AMBULANCE
w SPRI Nc . T z Z L.
Just made, Of all sizee, and for sale At the Rich
JAS. HUNTER.
N. Bone second hand Cylinder BOILER for
IA Il HAVE on HAND
IS dozen sPADRs and SHOVELS,
60 DO. AXES,
$500 lbs. SHEET IRON,
81 sets iron AxLEs, IL. II, 2. 2&. aad q,
50 sets Springs, II. II, and in.
10 dox. WOOL CAKDS,
5000 lbs EPELTER,
1900 lbs. SPRING STEEL,
Chisels. Aussrs, Hsndsaws, &c -'''
u. A. PLUAMER 4 CO.,
ia 9-el~ Petersburg, VI.
WROUGHT IRON vATs.
Four largo TANKS, raads Of heavy boiler iron.
projections attached for setting In brick work
Three Of them In excellent order and quite ~ good
Is new. Apply TO aud for sale BY
ROWLAND Il BROTHER
ja3-2w* Norfolk, Va
EXCHANGE BROKERS.
Of 500. AAA ''''AAs A''HA's'' 10 'D''
Confederate sta..s and Virginia State Bonds
| WANTLD-R'chmond Civ stock, Gold, and
silver. Ual5l X. H. MAURY & co
EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
| DANK EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, in
ID suns or 2lJ00 and $500 for .a'e by
4. r. FOSTER 4 co.
M Gold and Silver wanted. jsl4-a.
RILLs OF ExOHANdE or-o-n,,~
jal4-st PETERS. MARTIN Il 90.
THE SOUTH aRN
No Jurts~ Issue Of this note viii be made. IT.
ptc1uPt UOWeVoI, VIII Oe LoaU0 8S ueref
tofore, at the Banking House of G. w. PURCELL 4
Go. do this to meet what seems to be q general
desire to suppress the issue of An indiscriminate
circulation Of small notea @. w. PURCELL.
EXCHANGE e. BANKING house OF
q. w. PURCELL d. CO. I
In accordance with the above. we will redeem,
when presented at our counter, the notes of tie
Southern Manufacturer BaDk.
no 5-ts y. w. PURCELL co.
G. W. PURCELL Il CO.'S
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
!THE HIGHEST PREMIUM paid for
GOLD AND SILVER.
STOCKS bought and cold on commission.
o. 2S-ta
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WOOD AND COAL.

CTOvE. FURNACE Oh CRATE COAL.
am now receiving a lot of COAL suitable for
St,ves, Crates and Furnaces. Price, 81 so per
lead Of tvent five bushels.
Seud in your orders at once. Terms cash.
VIM G. BRAZHAL.
OFFICE-Near Petersburg Depot. Ia l4-6tk
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Nnano HIRING .7,5 1862.

CHARLES 8. MAuRlCE. General Agent and
Collector, Office No. 70 Main street, Richmond,
Va, tenders his services to the public generally for
Rantng out Houses selling Real Estate, Hiring out
Servants. negotiating Loans and collecting Debts.
In Hiring out servants, shall be careful to select
comfortable homes and fair prices, and will be
owners.
Good quarters viii also b furnished to servants
until homes are procured for them. Satisfactory
references given. Letter address, box OLA, Rich
mond, Va. de 23-1m<
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sd ! q :! q! i.
Fos asss- =, xu,,,s Am ior
9 e. 80 $. !4 : Az q WA "a !: q:
xISo-1Ok Hn1-rwo MEN a.l ons BoY.
''' the current year. x ARR.'H T. ALLISON.
jaH-sts AZ p. r. More 4 Go e, 1lt Main q
LOB RENT-Aiarss ,onr<
Nicely FURNISHED,
convenient to the Departments.
opposite the Arlington House.
One door below 9Th at. j. 14-Ste
LOB RENT.- -.
II A large and desirable HOUSE,
"''A ~ > = AA"D STABLES, TO-.
Within one and half miles Of the city.
Apply to GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
EoR RzAr.-Ia.vs wo ,oox.
suitable for various mechanical purposes. for
rent, ON 10th st., Zone OF the rooms IL 20 BY 60
feet, and the other 20 by 30 feet) over tbs store
Of ": W. snead, between Main and Gary
ia LIFT LEWIS L. MONTAGUE:
EOR RENT-Possession given immediate-
II ", the brick dwelling house on 26th st.,
between Main and Gary SITS. Tho house
contains rooms, besides the basement-
There is large lot attached to the house
with stable on it, and well In the yard.
Also, two desirable wooden tenements on
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply TO
THOS. r SAM'L RARD0ROVE.
VTALUABLE MACHINE SHOP, WITH
v lao feet BY 49, feet Of Land, IN Sidney, to-
gsthsr with complete rot Of new Ms,hinery for
Manufacturing Furniture, and other woodtn ware:
driven BY l5-hcrse Ensins.-.At the request Of
Mr.. Thos. Su.er We offer for sale his most valu.
able establishment In Sidney. on Cary g., c,n.
sistipg Of Lot lao by 1877 feet with large Frame
Bui ding thereon, Is BY $50 feet, and all the Ma
chinery therein, consisting OF most superior Is
for the manufacture Of Furniture, Wagon. Ac.-
The real estate and machinery will be sold toge-
ther, separately, as may be preferred by the
purchaser This 10 a mott excellent opporsu atty
for . pfodtab investm emit
TERMs-Reasonsble.
ia l4-2sw3w Auc'ioneers. q
CENTRAL HOTEL,
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
This valuable property, too we'll known to need
particularixing, can now be had for . term of
years. Its custom II abundant and Of the most
profitable kind. Possession can be given LIST Jan
without the furniture: Apply to Mr.. SMITH, the
present proprietor and cwnsr' o. to n mYssh
TOR RENT.-Havlng engaged the stand now
occupied by Hunt James, for the coming
Our OFFICE, on Shockoc Slip,
A very desirable stand.
ja1-ts HILL NORFLEET.
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OFFICE PETERSBURG X. X. Co.,
PETERSBURG Jan. I. 1899 {
ITO MERCHANTS L + RIUHMOND.-Au
mtrchauts receiving freight from the south,
which is shipped from Petersburg to Richmond
by Virginia Towing Company Lighters, are mott.
ed that the frsights AMI charges must be paid be-
fore the goods are taken from he depot in Petefs-
burg. All claims for damages overcharges must
be made before the goods are shipped from Peters.
burg, and unless goods are taken from the depot
in AZ b. urs after being unloadea, thsy will be
stored stthe expense Of thu owner. Unless other
wise ordered, goods will be shipped either by rail-
road or lighters, az the agents may think most ex-
pediiiouS. Address JNO. Z. WILLS.
Principal freight Agent Petersburg r b. Co.
ia iDt&s
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CENTRAL !KAILKO4O.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, November lIth. III.
Mail aud Passenger Trains win leave Richmond TO,
0ordonsvie, Charlottesville, aud Stsunton. dsilv
u 30 A. n connecting with the Orange and
Alexandris Railroad Passenger Train at Gordons.
Vile, for Aanasas. and intermediate points, and al
Charlottesville for LyEchhurg.
Between S.aunton ard Jackson's River the Maj
Train Will be run triweekly, leaving Staunton on
Tnesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and Jack
sons kivsr on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frt
days.
harmsn Z Browns Stage Line for Lexington,
connects with ths Matt Tram, and leaves Stsurtor
on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, and GO
sheu on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
Hartman, Mason Il Co.'s htsge Line, for Whita
Sulphur, Lewssbu'g, &C.. connects with this traiu
on Tuesdays Thursdays. aud Saturdays.
Ths regular Through Freight Train Tor Gordeus
vile, and points west of there, leaves Richmond 3,
5.30 p. n. on Sundays. Tuesdays, and Thursdays
ard arrive ON The west It A. n. on sundays.
Wedneedsys. snd Fridsya
A regular Way Freight Train for 0ordoasville
end points east Leaves daily. (6u0dsys excepted
~ $40 A. n ii. d. WHITCOMB,
Dof General Eurevinf~ndent.
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DISSOL TIOk.-The so-partnership Of
- WATKINS & FICKLEE expires this day
BY limitation. Either of the subscribers may use
the name of the firm in liquidation. Our books
aud accounts will be found In our Office, ON the
second floor of our late storehouse 1s9 Main st.,
where all persons indebted to US will please cali
and make imm sdiate payment; and those having
claims sgains. Us will present them there for settle
meut. J. B. WATKINS,
JAS. B. FICKLEN.
Richmond Jan. l, 1862. ja2-lm
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TTAURN'0 ExTRAOF Of UOPAIBA and
6e1aopAEalla. For aAle "
=, J. :. oAAf. y neyy;g|1:.:
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~ TIE GREAT Virginia RINYn1
10 BUQ.-PETEH0' INrALLIlI.r e
NEEDY Y0k 0ONNORRHGAA AND AIL Amy
DI6EA616.-Th sfees Anssiem remesv ~
tanning no Mercurial Of Dalsamie properdss -!
every thing Heretofore offered 70 ths puhH. s
curative, restorative, and rsasvatin6 poWes. y.
the medical world are astonisheA when ,oN n!
the above rsmedy viii cure the shove dlsesss. =.
confounded when they hsvs occular dsmcs.s
tiors Of the facta But the proprietor. n. 9
known Of the remedy foe twsnty.odd 49,
known Of . ease Of 20 yeArs' standing Ia \. =
stored TO perfect health, and all other 49,
shorter duration to be restored, without . -
exception, and therefore challenge nv -.
0ounorfhna which thu rmedy win not IN. y
vided the directions are carried out with pruA
on the part Of the patient; and any one pur,hss.a
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly. 4 n
or her case, he guarantees aperfect cure - i
cases Of failure, will furnish additional msd;s.
Tree OF charge, 70 complete the euse, throusa II
sssuts; and cure will b effected without ~
veniencS 70 the patient.
Price, Per bottle, O /; half doseu botsIaa n,
expressage from IS 70 50 cts.
Sold By APPxRsON L DUPUY, No. 20l Broad.
and o. A. STRECKgR, Main Ut, Druggists, Arr
for The city Of Richmond Sold. also, by II ~
C. A. SANTOS. Norfolk, and CHAS. B. CAnplr,
and WILSON & WILLIAMS, Portsmouth, VI.
su l0-6mh
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~ q l. -
" BJTUMIEGUS, LUMP,
HAIL, AVERAGE. and
SMITHS COAL.
For sale by
GEO. W. SNELLINGS, Agent.
CFFICE-Coal Yard Richmond and usnviile De.
pot. iai4-lOtx
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MAAA1AkX NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF NORFOLK,
Norfolk, January 9th. 1862 :
DEREONS visiting to send letters to the United
i States, will observe ths following directions :
l. Letters must have on the envelope In addition
to the address OF the person for whom thew are in.
tended. via Norfolk and Flag of Truce
2. Write not more than one page
Enclose money to pay the United States post.
age.
l. Do no. address letters to Ger Ruger.
BENZ. HUGEA, JR.,
ia I4-lw LIST Lieut.. and A. d. q.
HOGS. ORDNANCE DEPT Of va,
RICHMOND, January II, 1862. I
A there are } ct a large number of FLINT
IN LOOK MUSKETS distributed over this
osats, these having them, in large or small mum.
bers, are again urgently requested to send them
in, to MY ADDRESS, hat they may be altered and
put In good order ready f.r tia use Of the troops
that will take the field next spring. Each musket
is OF great value, as none can be bought, or made.
in the State. CHAS. DIMMOOK,
ia l3-ts Col OF Ordinances of Va.
H City papers copy Is.
ADJ'T AND INSP'R 0ENLs OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Jan. 9Th 1862.
(Extracs1
CPEC1AL ORDEhS no 7.-"III. All persons
- In Government employ, in the public work
shops or elsewhere are exempted FROM militia
duty"
By command of the Secretary Of War.
JNO. WITHERS,
ia low ASST CT aen1
1I>O ALL WHOM / { MAY UONUEkN.-
l Persons employing my DRAWS, frem and
sf,er the 9th init will do it on the following
terms-v.z: For five squar or iess, 25c., ana for
each square over 10. additional; and for any load
beyond the limits of the city SIC bevond tn AZ
point there mu be an agreement as to the charge
otherwise / shall make such charge as seems to me-
reasonable,
In future shall look to and require payment
flor services rendered by my dray mem to the con-
sisror or party leading same, and not to the cor.
sguee to whom such loaeiue may be sent.
ia l3-6t p. J. ARCHER.
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WTINTER ARRANGEMENT.

VIZ INTER AhRANGEMENT.
TO JAMESTOWN KINGS MILL, GROVE.
STONE-HO AND ROCK
~ WHARNES.
The steamer CURTIS PE, X, Capt. J. H. FREE.
MAN. viii, On and after Wednesday morning next
ularly every Morday. Wednesday. and Friday
mornings, At "a o'clock precisely. for the above
places; lay a. the Rock Wharf all night. and re-
turn each alternate day-Tusglay. Thursday. and
Saturday morn ings.-ieaving Rock Wharf at the
esme hour, g. O'Clock, and touch at all the regular
landings, going and returning.
~ Passage and freight Is uausl.
&C - r. q. HANKINR
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.O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
We have this day associated with US Mr.. Pc.
TER SPILMAN, as a partner in our busi-
ness. The style Of the firm from this day,
will be BEERS, PCINDEXTER T. GO.
All persons indebted to the old firm will
please call and settle their accounts as early
as possible. BEERS T. POlNDEXTER.
Richmond. January l, 1852.
ia UAvn
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r. MEDICAL GARD:

~ OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, conAns
street, little below the Exchange hotel. and din
onally opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where siltl
and confidential treatment may be obtained on ~
sonable terms Those who have been exposed
certain contagious ailments, are invited 70 III
carly.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended to- Ofice open from A. n TIL 8Pk
nv 23-ts RICHMOND Va.
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~ POLLARDS RHEUMATIC LININRT
Tor tals by WIN. H. SCOTT, ApotheeAy,
Successor to J. w. 0arlick, Market Piaes,
las Franklin ssrsS,
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
IL The partnership hsrstofore existing under the
ssyie of A. BODEKER & CO, haviog expired
January l. 1892 BY limitation, ana tho decease Of
Mr. VIM. BODEKER, the underelgned has asso-
ciated with himself Mr.. w. M DADE and his
brother, Mr.. HENRY BODEKER, ON the same
terms thst existed In the former concern, and will
continue the d U0 AND APOTHEOARY
BUSINESS At the old stand, No. 10 Main afree&,
uader the same name. a. BODEKER.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them. they hope, by strict and faithful stten-
ton to their business, to merit good share of the
ia lo-ts A. BODEKER & 90.
RNk. H. BROUNKLL is admitted { partner in
Nl our business. CLARK6ON 4 co.
Is 8ts
DISSOLUrIoN.-Thec npartpership hereto
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
4 CAREY was dissolved by mutual consent on
the LIST inst The business win hereafter be con.
ductedin the name OF u. b. SP1NCk.
e. b SPENCE,
ia4-ts q. w CAREY.
nIsSOLUTION. = the cs-p.rtnership Of
IL VAN-LEW, TAYLOR 4 90. II this day
dissolved
Having purchased the interest Of q. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN.
LEW, will hereafter conduct the business In his
own name.
All persons indebted to the old concern, win
please call and settle with the undersigned.
JOHN n. VAN-LEW.
january !, 1862 js2-ts
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NJ EXTRA EARLY PEAS
A supply Of very fne,
For sale by
WIN. II SCOTT,
Successor to John W. 0arliek.
las Market Place, Franklin &,
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Four largo TANKS, Inade Of heavy boiler iron.
They are fee. long n feet deep, and feet wide;
projections attached for setting In brick work.
Three Of them In excellent order and quite ~ good
Is new. Apply to aud for sale by
ROWLAND d BROTHER,
ia 3-2w* Norfolk, Va
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SAVINGS BANKS.
NOT1CE-The SMALL NOTES issued by
IN Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, will he redeemed on presenta-
ton at the Office Of the Company.
a9-ta J. B. GENTRY. Auditor.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
tFrom our Regular Correspondent ]
Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 21, 1862
Maine Men in Conralescent Camp-Recrutts
for 7M Regiment Movements Of Regi-
ments at Camp Keyes-Appoiatmen
]. W. Hathaway, Esq, State agent in Wash
ington, reports the following number of Maine
soldiers in the convalescent camp near Alex
endria:
ConrGlescents.-2d reg. "a, Sd reg. 13, 4th
reg. II, 9TH reg. s, 9th reg. 39, 7th reg. 40 Sth
reg. l, 10th reg. 8, 1th reg. g. 10th reg. 5, 20th
reg. 9, cavalry l, 4th battery l.
Pdroled Prisoners-2d reg. 27, Sd reg. II,
4th reg. IS, 9TH reg o, 9th reg. ?, 7th reg. 5,
9th reg. 3, 10th reg. IS, 11th reg. 3, 14th reg 2
18th reg. 2, 2Oth reg. l, cavalry Al, 9th battery
Recruits-2d reg, 7, Sd reg, 2, 4th reg. /,
5th reg 3, 9th reg. Is, It'll reg. 81, 10th reg A.
1lth reg. 10, 18th reg l, 18th reg l, Goth reg.
2, cavalry 10, 9th battery1.
Stragglers fit for serrice-2d reg. 4, Sd reg.
8, 4th reg. 5, 5th reg 3, 9th reg 8, 7th reg 8,
10th reg. /, 10th reg. l, goth reg. 5, cavalry 2,
9th battery2
13S recruits have been sent to the 7th regi-
ment, and probably in week Col. Mason will
have in camp at Portland between four and
five hundred men. Col. Mason is here on
flying visit to the Governor. Col. Beal, of the
10th. is also here. He suffers considerably
from his wounds.
One OF the regiments of 9th months men in
Camp Keyes, in this city, will leave on Satur-
dry of this week, and the remaining two reg
iments will leave in the early part of next
week.
The following appointments have been made
since my last:
William A. Perry, Rockland, 1st Lieut.. I'd
battery: Albert F. Thomas, Thomaston, I'd
Lieut., I'd battery; Melville c. Kimball, Beth
ell, I'd Lieut., 4th battery; Jacob McChuse,
Captain, Sharpshooters; Elias E. Barker, Au-
gusta, 1st Lieut., Sharpshooters; Stephen E.
Barker, Island Falls, I'd Lieut., Sharpshooters
Co. l, 18th regiment, Isaiah Randall, Port
land, Captain; VIM. f. Simmons, Portland,
1st Lieut., and Ira Pearson, Bangor, I'd Lieut.
Henry O. Fox, Monmouth, Adutaut 11th reg
| George Williams, lst Lieut., Co. E, 11th reg !;
Stephen B. Foster, Amherst, I'd Lieut., Co. E,
11th reg; Leonard Butler, Hancock, 1st
Lieut., Co. D, 18th reg; in the 7th regiment,
| Co. d, Joseph E. Walker, Portland Captain
! Joseph G. Butler, Presque Isle, 1st Lieut., and
George III. Buker, Bangor, I'd Lieut., Co. |;
Hiram Church, Presque Isle, I'd Lieut., Co. X
Andrew NJ. Benson, Oldtown, 1st Lieut., and
Franklin Glazier, Jr Hallowel, I'd Lieut..
| SKIRMIsHER.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
UnprOyOked Assault.

The chairman made few remarks in con-
clusion, giving scathing rebuke to Col.
Greene for not being sufficiently American to
send his Band, on account of Mr.. Trains at
tack an England, and proposed three cheers
for the man who dared to speak his opinion.
In the Advertisers account of the Train
meeting on Monday evening. occurs the above
paragraph. The "Chairman" was +. O. j.
Smith; Col. Green is the gentlemanly 1t. Col.
of the 18th U. S. Infantry, stationed at Fort
Preble, who has never refused to furnish the
accomplished band attached to that regiment,
on any proper occasions. For all patriotic or
benevolent purposes they have been lorthcom-
ing. To do honor to the Maine Seventh, at
the war meetings, and on numerous other oc-
casions, Poppenburg's Band has stood ready
to do the handsome thing but because Col.
Greene did not feel called upon tn furnish mu-
sic for meeting gotten up by F. o. j. Smith,
to abuse everybody and everything that would
not side in with the deep plottings of schem-
ing demagogue, or with the shallow vaporings
of an inflated bufioon, he must be held up be-
fore two thousand people, and in the columns
Of apublie print as wanting in American feel
ing and patriotism. Col. Greene will suffer
from Smiths 'scathing rebuke" about as much
as Sumner will from the disgusting bombast OF
his protege.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
Rebel Fears of Recapture of Fredericksburg.
NEW YORK Oct. 81

u. IL.
A special dispatch from Bolivar Heights
dated 10Th, states that the report about our
army waiting for hard frosts is preposterous
The roads are hard, dry, and in superb con
dition for marching
The Major. Quartermaster and two Lieu
tenants of the 22d Massachusetts regiment
were sent to work on the Notifications yester-
day, for being found absent from their regi-
ments without passes, and in violation of Gen
McClellan's order There are several hundred
men and some officers constantly employed Tor
the same offence
The Herald's Washington dispatch says =
The preparation for a forward movement is
becoming almost general. 1t is urged with an
earnestness that has never been equalIed. The
argument is used that protraction of our
present inactivity will ruin the country.
The Times dispatch has the following: A
gentleman who left Culpepper County, Va, on
last Wednesday, says rebel eonscripts are az
irving constantly in Winchester.
Fifteen negIoes were hung there on the 11th
inst. charged with organizing an insurrection
against the whites. Copies OF the Washington
National Republican containing the Presi-
dents proclamation of emancipation was found
among them. The conspiracy, our informant
says, Is supposed to extend throughout several
counties, and the greatest excitement and fear
prevails of an outbreak among the negroes
y.
insubordnation exists, threaten to resist the
conscription act on the plea of selt-defence, to
protect themselves against the negroes. Two
thirds of the slaves in Virginia had already
heard of President Lincolns proclamation,
and know that they are free, and think that
should the rebel army retreat from its present
position. another Nat Turner rebellion would
occur in eastern central Virginia.
The Times Centreville correspondent states
that twenty of our cavalry made an unsuccess-
ful attempt on Saturday to capture rebel
train on the Orange q Alexandria Railroad
The whole country between Centreville and
the Rappahannock, is swarming with rebel
cavalry and scouts, who instantly watch and
report the slightest movement of our forces.
The Times correspondent at Aldie. writing
from the headquarters OF Gen. Stahl, 18th inst,
says reniorcements have arrived, and an ad-
vance will be made from this point as soon as
men and horses have short rest
DR.. Boyle, notorious secessionist, has been
arrested by Gen. Stahl, and sent to Fairfax
Court House.
The Times special Washington dispatch
contains the following: An interview of Gen.
Halleck to-day with the President, in the
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
SP ECIAL MOTTO ES.

DIS. KELLEY AND DAvIs.-Dr Clawson Kel-
ley is widely known, and particularly in the New
England and Middle States. Nearly thirty y-iye years
years ago he commenced the practice of medicine
He is the founder ofthe anaycal practice aud orig
na inventor of the medicines used in that practice
Dr. II. L. Davis, the associate of DR.. Kelley. has
charge of and is proprietor of the Boston Office No.
21l fremont Street lie is the only person in Boston
authorized TO sell the true medicines made by DIR.
Kelley. All persons who state otherwise impos-
tiers. and not entitled TO credit. No persons in
possession of any receipts copies of receipts of Dr.
kelley's medicines, and no living man or woman can
legally otherwise make them. The afflicted should
be pa ticular 10 consult DR. Davis at No. 2T1, where
they will meet gentleman and skilltul physician,
who will furnish the real medicines, from DR.. kel-
ley's labratory DIR. Kelley cautions the public and
the afflicted against all who pretend TO have his med
cines and against all called doctors who TO in
jure the public kill the afflicted. and damage the
business of a good physician. No. 23l fremont
Street is the only place.-SuHday Ereaiag Express.
Dr. III. L. Davis NAV be consulted at his Office in
this city al No. Clap's Block the second Thurs
day and Friday of each month. octl0 eod2w'