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$3.50. rdss.engsr forvsrded . Hayrs, Bremen. Rot
9sSssS sIss Sss ,s sHsE s
buy tickets at low rates. '''i "'s'1' -
o Eor further infornst,oz slply st the c.pt.ins
Or GA. HERRINs. ks.ns 'i Es us: ii s sii
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
u. l.. LEVITT, Dentist, (branoh of the estab-
ment No; IL Wnyerly Place, New YorkI<~
would call the attention 10 those who may 49,
great facilities in operative Dentistry, he il in
possession Of q new and important invention for
OF Atmospherfe prsSsxys, entirely different from the
old mode, and secured by letters Patent granite.
April 9Th, 1853. This invention Is of the creates
value there being less plate used TO cover the roo
OF the mouth, and with an INCREASED amount Of
suction. The public are invited to ca and ex-
anime specimens and certificates from come of the
most prominent and scientific gentlemen, No. /
Tenth street west near Pa. ave. ja li-eolms
DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
No. 1856 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STs.
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y OF BROYN!!-Ouy IS cents box. Tires
boxes Tor one dollar. Gray, red or faxsn hair can
brown, By using Upham's Ii suid Hair Dye, the best
nn1 cheapest IN the world, producing. the moment
Of UPHAM'S HAIR DYE Is warranted to Contain
s s. 5p nc 1atr d.: g others sell for dollar!
delphia, and :. CALVERT FORD, corner nth
street and Pa. ave.; in Alexandria, BY HENRY
COOK q Co., Druggists. see Eeoi1
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lust RECEIVED TEN BBLs. s. HoRINE,s
superior OLD RYE WHISKY, eight years
SSia, warranted Also, primo Mononsahsla Whis-
de I-staWtf BROWNiSG = HEATING
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A IL KINDS OF FANCY GROCERIES AND
a suffers foods on hand and for sale low by
BROWNING KEATING,
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III FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
n1sAANNtpkkEERRGHiEFS. ,lHANDKERCHIEFs,
esuslled. for ladies' and Eentiemen-iust the thin,
for Christmas Presents. 49, 'As
ALE. A. Lake Co.'S Marble Hail TBB ssssr,
ue % Under Brownsa H0fel
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7PoosgDlVas IN THE Ccuzs :.

Nagor's Court OCT ssr 29M--Jo3-n 6oyd, tns
,oan arrested lot steanS o. ii. Hancack's p2ekvi-
book Continuing *2s sorday night, on Frank lii
street. wes tiasg exesl ned ard hen On 10 eaiied
Court to be held Ln the ji of ito!eInDer.
Dan cnd Csshar:na Hays who were errassed at
the iustigation OF Bridget Csnjey, who charged
.narn with en assault, were adnAoDi.hed 3ad is. oil,
Il a,,pear;ng thai he disturbance complained OF
was CT these casu. a=ra-ups that may occnr IL
tbs best regulated fsGai-es
Mira Cs;haIine Bots was fined two dollars be-
cause her son had bs:u found throwing rocks IN the
street.
2 Nelson was foed one dollar AKA required to
give security on tha cLarss OF bsing drunk and dis
orderly IN The greet
The case aealnss George Drew, y colored man,
for the alleged ie.ouious appropriation Of obo, be
LONGING TO Vim e. Ma;ar, cone year since, was
called and continued on scedunt of the absence OF
witnessed
Vim s. Moun.calm Was required to give security
to keep the peace because ne pa threatened 20 oess
julius Hracker.
T. G. Turner, arraigEed on the charge o. inter
ferpg with people in tho street while cofnfo, was
fined one dollar, AID atter an adnlon,t;on en- ths
lropropriety oe running the blockade" wss let OF.
John Mcdonald and Douns O'Brlen were ar
reued on the rather serious charge o taking p3ses
son OF private carriage, the property OF lar John
Clash, who resides or Brook Avenue. snd stsalina Z
An ovcrcoat belonging to Jin slave OF said John
Clash Ths case WITH out belns Leard cn iis usrts,
was continued until tomorrow
c. s. Dss:yfe. CoaY, " estefdsy Squire. sava
to John A. Duaisy. who stand charged With p iss
.rg counterfeit Treasury note. III six diaersnt
Gases, was called up Tor thai oa Indictment No. Q,
Of which the jury acquitted hm upon neiii ing tIs
eyiisncs In the case. He will bs tried today On
another indictment OF which thers still i've re
corded against him. If he knows nothing sbout
passing the Treasury poss, /, IL Presumed he wiz
know something about lo1 By tie time Court Ii
through with All the charges booked asais.t him
1ussings Coart-JaGgs Lyons Presiding.--No
ri h., y8atpr.
day II viii nc. be in sessloa to day. Tomorrow
ths extos.ion case of 'Eagans john will come nn
On the docket for trial.
Henrico Circui: Court, Oct. 20 --Tas e:SA
Bernard, charged with shooting 3oha r sf Jo
was farther examined, the TESTIMONY iayio
n.ssrs concluding In the ove.-a,r. ~ eI tne WI
the counsel will commerce. asr ne argument
Ii O'clock isuaF nioininS
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seo1-ooh's Harehonss This Unknown place
whlca Tor NAM iaonths past has served admirably
for refdge Tor wounded Soldiers, g et prese ns un-
dergoing the repairs necessary to render it com
foEta5.s hsbitstion n winter. Chn,neys sufficient:
TO keep the requisite tempa-a. being erected
nia1keo up and windows Cse tsd TO give II air OF
cEeerulness. Il ia cap25a of accommodating over
i,Go0 patients Just a-taf the battieG around Rich
Elond il wss f5uad 10 h3 OF tho most cool and
delightful Of Ill tie places assigned the Of
tea wounded, AID tbat winter has coma Is hids
fair to be the MOS. cosy ard comfortable. YesteT-
day q large number If mbuisnees were drawn up
In front Of the hospital dseharginy their respec
tive loads OF sick nisn-SssbrcoaS being tbs re-
Giving hos .,i.a. OF the eitI.
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PASSED OCTOBER l3, 1862:
SEC. /. Be 1t Ordained by tie CoUaeI Cf tie City
Of RcAmsad That any merchant IuaIuf sctufer auc-
ticneer broker, hotel keeper, Other person upon
whom or upon vhoss employment eisss tax Is I'M
posed who shall carry his her business II the
city, without first having been listed by tas Asses
sor or hsving filed with the Chamberlain notice
of his or her intention to engage IL such business,
shall pay fns OF not less than ten For more han
fifty dollsrs
SIC. 1t hall be the duty Of the Assessor Of the
city TO ascertain whenever sny person or firm shall
commence any business subject 70 class tax, after
his annual return is made, and obtain from him
them tbs amount Of capital employed in sucn bu-
siness ana return the same monthly to the Cham
berlain to BE- by him reported to ths ohsirnan OF
the nance Committee. Tbs sid committee shall
th@Teupon determine the class III which such person
or persons shalt bs placed and the Asse ssor aha!
LIST them upon his boek those persons in his
nuai return are listed, and hand copy Of ths liz
TO the Collector. Tho Asscjslr shall III hiA return
designate erch person or firms Is may have in.
Cured the penalty mentioned in tho frs. section
SEC ) It shall ba The duty Of tho Collector OF
the city TO report 10 shs Council monthly Per
sors or tru,s mentioned in The d-st section lie
may frd carrying on business Ia the city without
having been assessed with = clags tax.
SEC. T. TIE Ordnance entitled AN Ordinance
to enforce tbs payment OF taxes licenses, passed
November 90. 1861, Is hereby repealed.
: copy:
&C ie--Staw,in 4. ". MORTON CGanb'B-
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Terrible Railroad dAssident--xhirty-Five Per-
Sons Killed

fatal railroad &C eAdalt occurred On Sunday, tie
l9ts natant, between tho ragnlas passanser ,rsios
on the E!ssss!pSi Central Railroad The down
traia, with eleven ears, and the up train twelve
cars eoilided one mile bs!ow Duck Hiii Station
The Grenada appeal says:
The down train waited its tine ss prescribed by
the rules Of the company, for delayed trains, when
tie signal was given to proceed Before advancing
nile. the approach Of the up train Wss oiscovt red
by the engineer of this former, who gave the signal
to stop, eesrsed his engine 2nd jumped Off. The
conductor and engi4eor Of the, train coming Worth
also lesped from their positions. The collision
was immediate, and Of fearful effect. Ths train
going South liz said to have been moving slowly,
while that from the South was running a. high
rate of speed making an effort to reach ths sta
ton within tie prescribed time On the down
train but one man was killed, sud - few slightly
injured. The engine was coTapista-y wrecked,
whi.s the tender was driven iato .hs ear IL its
Feai, which was demolished The Injury 20 tue
aalanee Of th's train was comparatively slight -
3us ipoD tho other train tha loss of lifs personal
injuries il fieted, and the destruction Of property
~ unprecedented ia the h3toIy of collisions. The
engine had penetrated tar into th, other. ard It's
t.nder as piled on top. Two na. cars, behins the
tender filed with soi0i9fe, were completely deMoI.
iahea ,hs bodies OF the unfortunate being almost
undiscerrable in ths wreck while the trucks we-o
ped upon each other In tts most fiightful Marnsr
aid tbs baggage car and frat passenger coach be-
ing forced On top OF the CONFUSED i0s.SS Tho
balancs Of the /, s.a consisting OF fve passenger
coaches ore sleeping car, ard TWO platform eer4,
were all more or less Injured, but ncne OF them
wers displaced from the track
As stated, the tws platform ears In sront were
crowded, as were the platforms Of tne passenger
coaches, with soldiers, who were oa their way TO
thsir regiments, and we're unable 30 Obtain seatE--
Essriy all OF thess were killed or injured. One
man yss killed by being thrown from platform
car nj the rear OF tbs train None Of tho ofcera Or
attaches OF tho road were Injured except MT.
Kirby, the conductor Of tho down train, who re
eeived slight sprsin Of the ankle in jumping ffonn
his train. Rome Of I've regular passengers were In
iursd With sls exception Of few slight briise -
Many of the latter informed us that the concussion
wss slight - to scarcely attract attention, and
upon examining ss to the cense OF the stoppsge OF
the trains they were horfi1ed TO learn the extent
Of damage inflicted. The ca uaties were thirty
fve killed, and between forty and fifty wounded.
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Eztsasice Sais Of Esal Estats The welh nown
property stua:ed GA LsisE strse. between 7th sad
s.h streets embracing whole square III sxtes. aud
lately cecuLied hy Nilh las Hills deceased, ~ Is
SOLD Gt public auction Iafs 'ay aYo>ing last -
Ihe p operty was sub j4,lio.s nd brought
the following prices It- ii ciwsiig hcu.e brought
324 900; lot wh kitchen. % aij 50, les east of the
dwelling house fronting = y. fee. on Leigh street,
SO 53l "a ios west If tho kitchen, :5. fe fro1 :.
Sl IL %; LOT weet ct Ssh street, fronting 123 fest,
aGS 40; lot east cf !ta street, witd abba and car
;age housa fronting q. 10 feet SI07i5 IS. let on
same side roiting II lii2 feet, 81 SIT Ce lo: "a
sans % feet front, Sl2,.y s., ,os On west, l0l
tee: FROM. G5 100 Total anoant Of Gale Sl35 430 81
The dwelling aud lots attached soi for high p-ces,
thoIgii not above ts rates vThca property iu
naniiig Ia kieii-s9la IL E@-svssi .los.
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Prson ltems.-six deserters were brought to
Richnon1 yesterday from Petersburg and lodged
in prison, Henry Lloyd, q dssert.r from the gun
boat TORPEDO sai Henry Parrish, of Go F, 3ath N
9. regiment, were also lcchef Up ss Gesertsrs--
Charles &cOern- ont, d soldier nnder Aentepcs of
Corrt-Martisl who escaped net long slres from the
Libby prison hospital, found IN Teler's Rosv
Roesstts, yesterday. by datac:ive New. aud was
secured end brought 20 Castle Thunder after q
lor chsee, in which the Cficar had oceascn twice
to discharge his pistol at the fugitive but without
effe {. E.ghs desarteTs and egers were ff he'd
out Of the vicinity of Iughas's ROW. l7th srss ,
yesterday and pat in prison by Msssrs Crow,
ehai!er, and FcHiAg OF tie EsstsTu Ustrict Joice
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% DANIEL T. LuGAE,
- Al'T12EgY al: I,a ~

F~S. DANIEL z LuGAG
~ ATTORNEY At Law,
-Eic;aoaG Virginia.
II lis Lew Office ..nd Coiiaetiug Roou i73 Main
IL az? Q. the Coarts hs d II G.ehrnond city sd
joining ceurties; also, 10 city Collections end the
collection OF ell Claims the s7st Of Government !;
claims against tie Co.iisd g:to atatest6c pay
rlsnt of which Is provided fcr by the rmy Gegu.
la.ione or ;uy acG Of Ccn.fess-prosecused ID pay
u.@ut or placed Ia the mos. eligible condition for
future eettlomeut- sub Gains are Fcr he use
and occupation of grounds Tor exc 2EapEuts by he
Cor fsoe. gtates Arny; tas loss Of Impressed.
negroes, whether By esaap3 cr death. While elo-
played by tbs Confederate States this iosa of othsr
property 30 impressed al Unsettled or uaeeftheti
.ecol:li4 aga;na ne 0oTernment, State or C00fsd-
erats claims aIisiag II tie Court os Ciaims, 81
uyader tie Sequestrs;ion 1a>y, ej.., ae:
,,r 2--.t3.S
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TEL.Fx1RApHlD NEW s,
Oanture ofa Stean,er

CHAaLfsToS, c. 2a.-Tid.r gsIe cached hare ,hii
evening Of the ca, .urs. IN Bns Bay OF tho steam.
ship Anglia, laden with vslsabss army aoras, and
bound TO Charleston. So
When the Anglia left Nassau naws had bsen re-.
csived that tbs Yankees ass working nis ht aud
day on iron-cads With view Of attacking Charles
ton soon
W. THE ATTENTION Of al turloughsd and
~ discharged men passing though Richmond,
and of the sick In ihe Hospitals In and around thIs
city, il particularly called to tho Law OF Congress,
approved Oct Cd. 1862 authorizing Quarsrr1aaststs
to administer oaths when saei a, Iii ars are unpro-
vidsd with descriptive lists fEsl statements 4.cm
their commanding officers, and aas unable to OBJ.
tain thcna
an Ac: to Eapoaoey certain Persons TO Adxs.istar
Oaihs in certain Casts
The Congress Of tie Confederate States do enact
That the oath required TO eras.s sick wounded, or
other soldiers to receive their pay, may hs taken
bsfore any Qusrtermaster, who Is hereby author
igsd TO sdniniatsr the same or before any Justice
Ger having the right by tho ia| OF tho state TO ad
minister oaths."
The intervention Of the Notary or Magistrate
where soldier is sick in the Fyspisl or abla TO
reach the ftics Of Qcartermaster, il entirely
necessary aud attension 10 this notice wall save the
soldier one dollar Of his pay. The object of The
Government is to pay tie soldier every cent tast
may be dua him. without Gny deductions whatever
for the benefit Of citizens net connected with the
army. Claims stated By Notary Publcs and Ma
gistratea sre frequently ncorrec: sd of possible
use 10 tie soldier. JOHN aAbLER,
Aejor and Q. Il.
E;ch mona Oct 10. 1862 9U,-Im
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Pobbed-A Sc geule,nan. whose name did ROT
learn. .;ss knocked down aad beaten by focipads,
Rbout seven o'clock Fuesiay evening. GU 9th
street, psar tha galiey leading TO Navy H.l Aftcr
he WAS down he ralgad loud cutlery, but though
the re3idsnts In that viciaiiy hoard i, md opened
their doors such wns tha;; dsead OF the rafiians
ts2y did not go out 10 efar any assistance The
rceues took tho ans ha., coat, aad valuable
go,d Wa eh he had ca bis peTsoB, sud than speedily
desanpel loaviag ihcr victim pray TO the CON
tending e1actiors Of rage snd despair
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Skot.-A soldier named James Jack son, belon gin 2
to the 5tS Louisiana regiment, was shot yesterday
streets by person with whom he 70. into an alter
cation on the merits Of tie soldiers from Louisi ma
The bail took effect in JaoA !su's Bead ara Il was
supposed caused Il mortal wound Taeptrrst.a:or
of Tie dsel eaasntd
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fttcmpt 10 Brsah Oat of PrisOE -- awe Insn named
Samuel Wsviil and s. ~. McGsnlnloD coniined IN
tne military Prison OF the Eastern District, ware
detected las: night in "a attempt 10 bAak out Of
tha dungeon OF that Institution Taey had moved
several bricks from the wall when the grating Of
the chlsal sssnst tde wall led to g discovery. Both
nisn sra in confinement for forgsry--:hat Of Wy
viii involving loBs Of many taousanda to tie
Government.
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Egeaas of Il CG..a0 Daii II bsI GOD fronl o
caanan which was beiaE tried Gil Saturday at the
Tsedsaas icon Works, made oigcJt in the sir ard
came down through tbo root IF .ho city pump
hcuss luug distance c.F. fussiGg through two
t,oags a1i hoor beam. :. ;.arrovly sIaZed Of
tho large trater-E heo.. sd .hon sp3nt It's force
..,ai1Js: Tia rocks fotA:a tho 1ountsiion CT tha
bu,!,iing TAs tsll passed through room il which
the officers CT the pun 2- ,so very o.ten assemble
but luckily it wa. u2jens tad al tie tilns.
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risshsrgs ef pe.setists We learn that Gen.
Wi t!sr on yesterday issued ordsr disp,;as!I aft
OF the ca estve ofcers ploy ed IN the Office OF Ma
10 Grihw ii, froTost Earahal os a,eh loud corner
OF eih ana 'to..d streets, oa tito ground OF "nai
feassace in cffies, corruption, bribery and iueom
pe'ency, hs order to take effect on The last dap Of
tns month. All savo one inanl.dia'eiy resigned
Two were afterwards arrested by Ieat. Booker
Assistant Provost Ma: hal, oi the Western Dstric.
cstriad before Gen. Wiucer, end payo!ed f,e trial
bstore Conr-Martisl his morning. Tae ahovs ia
formation is derived from n gentleman officially
coHuizsn. of the sec.s sta ed
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Arrival Of Ps;.eaeTs-s-ight Yankee so!di5T5,
captured on s.st,.rdaY at l1..3Ayaer river, sixteen
miles from Suffolk, Tere Droasht 10 he Libby
Prison On yesterday from PateTs burg. la tbs skif-
Iaish which preceded their captGre t1so i ahSess
yrure k!iai anl s.x Of onI men t&ken pr.soLiei..
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FATAL RAILROAD AcciDEnT.-A collision CO.
cured On the Raleigh and Gasson Railroad nsar
ForYestviils. N. G. en- Tuesday. killing Lieutenant
Clark, Of the 22d N. O. regiment; J. ]. BsrryviIO
Of Charlotte, II. q; Thos. Roland Of S:snisy counr
ty, n. O., and --- Essbit, and woundirg fourtssn
persons, including two soldiers. Ths Raleigh ~ :
nal says,
Hra Roland, who b mentioned amsr q ths IN.
tursd, presents . lsmentabls ease. lssrn tha,
sAs left home, accompanied By h~ fatl,srinIsw
. viz. her sIss husband Y g army hospital. bu:
sad by this SD aesalat hsr fathe.in.ls,s, w.
killsA aaA sas hssssl tsp5lbly psneIed
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B,ealing iato Houss--Ge7rGo i9lins al,Gg
Russell, arrested On yesterday " The military
poee and pat In Castle Thunder, TO be haIdsd
over TO the May o: for e=asninE lon on tha chsrss
of oreaking into Moore G Haywaids hat i.atory
on Eultay lag.
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G~ady !Play.as.~iia>dy q.ayi9g in the streets
having Secoma so frequent, Gud ti.s ooDlpiaiI.iz
against The practice MCu1a.a Gus, TIE Mayor h2s oE-
De-, tie police 70 repor: 81 ooys found 81
IL Lls prohibited all;isa@1 slt.
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.zyrsIts The only sffest by lho ci.i! police yes
tasdsy was ono John Robinson. gor treso2sSia.a cn
the private Office OF Jghn p. Ballard, at ihe E.-
chsngs Hotel.
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PASSPORTS to F,sasricLybayg. .--Tae PTosost gA4-
sasil OF Fredsricksba:G has Hoiih5d the Provost
aa-e al of RieI,ro. 10 any !-iors fasss
10 citizens Of Riahn.cu. any other person Who
Ia not a rssiisut tc .irit fredericksburg.
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i7szh Prices for H-o&.--x ojtsr5ay, o.. tbs aaaia,
pine sgood .as retailing at tho enormous pries Of
sis 50 par cord and oGk wood 4; sic poc cord a.ad
the demand fat exceeds tha supply a. these hisn
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TJusT hECElykD--A fresa supply OF HfAN1
yOK TIE CAMP. sad SOLDIERS pocket bikLE eno
TAXI BOOK, .. the Tract Depository, over Simmer
4 Bnrress's auction sters, Governor strost-
oc O--as 4. Y. DlOKlNhOH.
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aDNRy NiRHET.

NEW YoaK OFT. 94F. Ei--VEe!nia 5's 6 30
6s4 North Geroilna Gs os.. This Board o: Brokers
al, suoIniHg b5 very large majority. desi'ied not
to allow transactions within the Boasd ii gold or
demand notes sitter Monday next As tocn as ths
vota was ku .wn, gold, which had rgsn from l32 10
l3. fell to lsg At th.a figure every sody rusle1
il TO buy, aud the prico steadily 10 l3D, la.
1872 and 1s2a Ike last prie-, Of the Gay wes 1874.
Demand notes 1uc.u-.ad sboa: &C rapidly between
l27 and 10 AS FOX exchange, i. il impossible 70
gi,e quotations for Il. DsnkeEs bills sold thii
morn ng at 146 ..ad al the way froz, taa, po!nt 70
l47s; when gsld began TO auetuats psr cent: "a
minute as il cid 81 he ile bank eTs declined 10
name a rata.
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HPRoNOTED.--Ass't Hurgn WADDY ThOhP
son, Il the Palmstto 6harpshootsrs, has bssn pro-
Eotsd 70 fall 6nyHoeu
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.sx .ilminston, N. G.. on Saturday, there we're
lew cas- OF fever ard four DEATHS and on Sun
z ssy - now eases aud IL deaths
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.fIEsoAAt.Maj.- Gen Mssrudsr passed through
augusta, aA. Saturday, III routs to sssums com-
a'ssa OF thu sEoushwssteyn Military Department Of
,.e :. ocnfsdsra.e States. Msjor 0ea Hugsr wss In
1aiasb, h. G., On Monday last
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Army EDyENFNTE

The New York Herald, in ito situation article,
says:
4 Reconnaissance nia3e ca rUeIGay from
EarpaEs Ferry, under tie command of General
Geasy, vii, 8 strong orce, ic;o Loudcua county,
Virginia. wh-ch was very sueces5fui Tne free
consisted OF ii1sS ..iigaio of Gen. Geary'a a.
vision Tne enemy encountered ct GieL-
more, a sao't distance beyond HAsboro' where Il
sharp ak;rnsh took place resulting Ia the rcgt Of
the rsbei cavalry snd tbs capture OF 3 number CT
prisoners Continuing -hel- march they reanhad
Waterford, and IRON thence proceeded to Losetss
Vi !e returning early yagtecas7. The expedition
resulted in the eapsnrs Of szven!yavo prisoners,
Including number OF othesrs. Among iLs latter
ws.e Captains Ggubb and Evsrton.
Aa3.ae- reconnaissance. 'seB nt.ie on the same
day across the river opYG!te Eloxville, whsro a
retsl raid was fssred 1t is eais that the enenY
have zot more than twenty thousand troops 81 spy
Eusle point IN Virgais. The extent Of cur Uaes
obl:ses hcl to distribute us forces, and prevents
thsir conoent ntrs.ion a. any particular point.
Cens.al McCieila-. has se:.t "a letter to Governor
Bradford OF diary iaiid III reply 10 the communica
ten referring 10 the services OF the arrlv in tina:
State at the recsut battle. The Generals letter i
zlnlest, but warm and appreciatiVe OF tho Rattey-
lag :or.ls employed ly the Governor forwards tbs
Army Of the Potomac.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-30

- Ja.n ~, AEs Some days since the
...RT s.UsR ~ a.. idge burners from Atlanta
20 ssra..rs We been recaptuged and three killed
W 'oN Lille they were trying TO pass them.