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sacrifice Of our brave troops. All honor both to the
living and the dead:-
"HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
October I'd, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS
In reviewing the achievements of the Army dur
ing the present campaign, the Commanding General
cannot withhold the expression of his admiration OF
the indomitable courage it has displayed In battle
and its cheerful endurance of privaon and hardship
on the march.
Since your great victories around Richmond you
have defeated the enemy at Cedar mountain, expell-
ed him from the Rappa6annock; and, after conflict
Of three days. utterly repulsed him on the Plains OF
Manassas and forced him to take shelter within the
Notifications around his capital.
Without hating for repose you crossed the Poto-
mac, stormed the heights of Harper's Ferry, made
prisoners of more than eleven thousand men, and
captured upwards of seventy pieces of artillery, all
their small arms and other munitions of war.
While one corps Of the army was thus engaged,
the other insured its by arrestng at Boons-
boro' the combined armies of the enemy, advancing
under their favorite general to the relief of their
beleaguered comrades
On the field of Sharpsburg, with less than one
third his numbers, you resisted, from daylight until
dark, the whole army of the enemy, and repulsed
every attack along his entire 'front.' of more than
four miles in extent
The whole of the following day you stood pre-
pared to resume the conflict the same ground and
retired next morning, without moestation across the
Potomac
Two attempts subsequently made by the enemy
to follow you the river have resulted in his
complete discontinue and being driven back with
loss.
Achievements such as these demanded much valor
and patriotism. History records few examples of
greater forttude and endurance than this army has
exhibited and am commissioned by the President
to thank you in the of the Confederate States
for the undying fame you have won for their arms.
| Much as you have done, much more remains to be
accomplished. The enemy again threatens US with
invasion, and to your tried vaor and patriotism the
country looks with confidence for deliverance and
safety; your past exploits give assurance that this
confidence is not misplaced. R. &. LEE,
General Commanding.
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We regret to hear, says the Whining ton Journas
that Col VIM. L. DeRosset, commander OF the 90
regiment N c. Troops, has died of his wounds re,
ceved at the battle of Sharpsburg. COL Dehosse'
was brave and accomplished officer. We fear the
report is correct
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For the Standard.

Mr. EDITOR will you please announce Capt. l..
E. SArrERrHwArrE, of Beaufort County, as candl,
date of the Conservative party to represent SAID
County in the House Of Commons to fill the vacan
cy occasioned by the death Of Capt "; T. MARSH.
" MANY FRIENDS.
Oct 8, 1862.
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Mrs. DR.. sehon, at Murfreesboro', Tenn, says
that Rev. DR.. Sehon is still confined in the peniten-
tiary at Nashville, by the tyrant Andy johnson.
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Gbe Staaoarb.
RALEIGH: FRIDAY, ocT. 10, 1862.

Adyertisers.-Some of orr friends from abroad con-
tuue to send us advertisements without spectyins Tue
number of Insertions and without the CASH Ins is ho
the better way When the bill goes in, the
often surprised at the amount t'rays SEND Inc a''us
cash you scish to pay for the advertisements 'ha'
trouble disappointment and postage.
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Maj. Gen. j. Pemberton has been assigned to
the command Of Mississippi, and that part Of Lou
isiana East of the river Mississippi.
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The Register shows its personal malice by Its re.
neated and unjust attacks Col. George Little 1t
,,,;ns that Col. Little attended the Conservative
meeting in this place on Saturday last AS c,',-
zen of the County he had a right to attend. Col'
T and his friends can very appropriately say to the
pso;s,er "cease, viper, you bite ile."
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HORSES FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE.
NINE COLT, YEARS OLD, (STALION) BY NOR
u gan Hunter, out of an Elevator mare ----~~
ALSO,
A YOUNG GEbDING, years old, by Moore's Black,
Haw, out of thorough bred mare ,,,, ,,
~ Apply to WM. +. ASAHW:
Raleigh Oct. lc, 1852 sz-u.
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BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE.

yNyHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES WILL BE PAID FOR
il BEEF Cattle delivered to the undersigned or he will
accommodate farmers by going after them where ne can
get drove of from 25 to l0O if not too far by Notifying
him. He will of 60 greater distance In propor-
tion to the number offered. -
Address. THOMAS YOUNG,
Carey, N. G.,
Ten miles west Of Raleigh.
Oct. 10. 1852. 42-wlmpd.
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Nopro1K,-We learn with deep regret that the
one Of Norfolk who are still devoted to the South,
a are in a starving condition. A number Of women
and children it is said, have left and gone as far as
rrv,hetb Citv. in order to obtain bread. The Yam
KEGS at Norfolk have thrown out their plckets as
t,r south as South Mills, IN Camden County, in
order to prevent the slaves from being carried be-
-.ond the Yankee lines Wherever the vandas
t.ke nossession of our territory they are blight
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PRINTSl PRINTS! PRINTS!
1AnA YARDS FALL AND WINTER PRINTS.
SEOU 500 yards Brown Denims.
At D. c. MURRAY'S.
Oct 10 1892. 42-w&sw5t.
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The 4stb session of the Synod Of North Carolina
will commence in Goldsborough, on wednesday,
the 2sth instant. Orange Presbytery Will COM
mence in the town of Lexington, on friday 'ne
Oath instant
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The Atlanta ConJsderacy rejoices at the decline
of -four in that market.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Northern account of the battle Of C0rinth..
News from Kentucky.

RICHMOND, Oct. s.-The New York Herald of the 9Th,
contains dispatches from the west claiming great victory
at Corinth Saturday morning. Gen. Price attacked
Gen Rosencranz on the right while Gems Van Dorm and
Lowell assaulted his left The assault made with great
determination. Gen. Van Dorm led his column over an
were exposed all the time scathng fire of grape and
canster-and eventually driven back Gen. Hackle-
Dispatches from Kentucky state that Bragg evacuated
Bardstown the 4th Crtendens corps was in pursuit.
Bragg moving towards Lexington.
The HeraI editOrially pronounces the administration
failure and vehemeny opposes the election of Wadsworh
the Republican candidate for Governor says that the
Constitution sacred in American eyes, is longer
manac.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Flght at Corinth..Our army driven back OF
Sunday with great slaughter on both sides.

SECOND DISPATCH
Fight at C0rinth--Our army driven back ON
Sunday with great slaughter both sides.
MOBILE Oct, IA special despatch to the Adoerts te
Register, dated Tupelo, Oct. 7th, says:
The battle at Corinth was most bloody. Our forces
gained repeated Friday and Saturday. occupy
ing the positions Of the enemys beastworks gained
the town.
The enemy held out subbornly his left until REIN
forcements arrived, when Sunday they fell upon Van
Dcrn with overwhelming numbers forcing to renquish
our position and retreat.
The fight continued almost uninterrupted during Friday,
Saturday and Sunday The slaughter both sides is de-
scrbed as unparalleled.
One of our Generals writes that Maurys Division,
posed of Phizers Cabes and perhaps Moores Brgades
will not muster more than one brigade.
Cabells brigade has not more than four hundred and
fifty left.
Gen. Martini of fourth brigade, chiefly Missssippians
was killed Also, Col. Rogers of Texas, and Col Writ
Adams of Miss.
Gen. Moore is reported killed. )
Gen. Cabel was injured by fall from his horse
Ten thousand fresh Federals from Bolivar, harrassed
Maurys division, which in advance in retagade
ment.
The army is understood to be in the vicinity of Ripley,
and perfectly safe.
1t is rumored but one General sanguine of
before the attack, which is due to him.
No officers have yet arrived here any of the wounded
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The first bale of new cotton was received at Mem
phis, Tenn, on the 30th ult.
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GEN. G. B. ANDERsoN.-This gallant officer who
was wounded at the battle Of Sharpsburg, has been
Of home with his family for more than week. We
lea-n he has suffered greatly, and that few days
ago Minnie ball was extracted from his foot giving
violent main. We are glad to learn he is doing bet
tsr It. Anderson, his brother, who was wounded
1; 4o game battle is rapidly improving.
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The Preparations of the enemy along the s c0as,s
or Tho C.rolinas and Georgia, (says the Mobile
Adrertissr C Register are significant OF determine
tion to make the utmost of his naval superiority
over rs When our navgable rivers rise, the sea-
port towns and cities Of the South (Moblle
NAV look for vigorous hostile demonstrations
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A few cases of small pox have recently appeared
at Danve, Va.
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Gen. Lee to the Army.

Gen. Lee to the Army
Gen. Lee has issued the following fattering ad-
dress to the army, reviewing the late achievements
and fully endorsing the courage, endurance and self
sacrifice Of our brave troops All honor both to the
living and the dead
"HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
October I'd, 1862.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

81 JoHNs. Y r. October d The Asa.
srom Liverpool % the til. via. Queenstown
on ,he 5sh, passed Cape Race THE aiie-0oon
Tor HALIFAX ard Boston \ summary 81 her
rev. VAS Obtained. which !. t~o das- later.
b. contains uothins 81 al important nsiefe.
Enxiish p4pefs ccrtiiue - compliment the
North Tor is effort ia Maryland. aud argue
in favor Of the most promising results ihe-e-
from
Paris B0ure as much excited. arsi o. 'ae
lsh irss. reuss closed a. s0f. SOC
The following Is LET OF 95s America
SSics DESTROYED BY Rebel Pirate 40. Gear
FLORES The o-rnnsse. Ocean Rover. Ale
Osceoia, CruiEer Ocean. Benz. Tucker.
Weather Gauge. Admiral Blake ard Sohoo1-
er Starlight. The steamer Australia. froia
New York arrived q; ouecps'ovu So msi
American securities inactive
Na-on AID Siiieil bad written - toe
French Iourusl - cay they hsd 10 ofscis'
kro~icdge 81 their recall
on Ssfrrday bread STUFF quis, bu; -tesas
Provisions dull tcndinS dosnwsFd
Con,ul- closed steady % fy1 foF money
American securities steady ard unchanged
The Asa experienced VERY heavy ~eaths'
on SATURDAY, morning. " gale from ~
Northwest ~h;ch csFrie. s~sy her star
ho.ri. p.dtie-box. fc.r boss-. portion q
her hSi~srk-. tie Carts'rs sd Parser
cstsrs. lie ~he-ih house AT ope Ct be
~heei. rt~ Csf-ais go i~iuSsi tns = -
covering
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FROM WASHINGTON


ARLINGTON. Oct. ia rumof has been
current tonight that large force OF rebels
had crossed into Maryland and been defeat
ed, there is not a wort Of truth in the report.
IL j. said thst the failure to arrest tie escape
Of Stuart and HE bold rebel cavalry in their
dash into Pennsylvania through Maryland. j.
attributed to the Division Commander At
Pools-ville 20 whom Instructions had been
sent by Mcclellan. stating that Stuart would
probably retreat-upon the line which he sub
seQueutly pursued. aud suggested di-vosi-
ton OF forces which would inevitable cui
OF his passage across the Potomac
A strict Investigation j. now beng con-
Quoted OF IL with view OF fixing the guilt
snd assigning punishment where il j. mssi,
ell From the facts already made public, II
!. e,iden( Chat Mcclellan took PROPER STEPS
20 ,rereut the return 81 stewart % Virginia
snd tie faul, must he with the suboriinst,
officer who failed 20 obey Li- onler Or sror>
rists he -u-ge-;ioEs
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l3-The Washing
ton Star of this afternoon saws. a msn who
arrived here this morning from near Con-
rod 'siFerry states that hs was in the.presencs
OF Gen. Stewart few minutes before he
crossed The river. Stewart informed him
10 sarcastic manner be had fooled the
whole party. but regretted he had not accom-
plished what wss intended when be started
az he was expected 10 reach Frederick and
destroy tho Government Stores At that point.
then destroy tho bridge over the Nonocscy
but that all ihiags taken into consideration
lie had carried out bis programme with
much success Stewart men and horse.
looked extremely exhausted. bu, she formes
we're ia high glee
Gen. Stuart sent hs compliments 10 usans
United States officers whom hc hai known
IN former times
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IRON yIRGINIA
HAAsSt AxrExs AMY on rur PoToHAc.,
PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. Is.

HAAsSrAxrExs Army on ruH PoTo1ac.s
PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. Is.
The news OF the success OF Sterart's RAID
into Peunsyivania, and in tho rear OF this
army. has occasieued no unnecessary excite
nent The troops, when il il taken into
consideration that the river ID made icrdable
by low water al 20 many points, aud that the
enemy has line Of pickets extending from
Cumberland 20 Washington. . distance OF
l50 miles. Il makes II an easy matter for
largo rebel force of cavalry 90 penetrate it.
The moment the fact that the rebels had
eros sed the river q, hcCoy's Ferry became
known. exersion was made that Was deemed
necessary The robels az the mouth Of the
Monocac,. AZ 9 o'clock Yesterday morning,
had marched - miles within "a hours with
oft change vi horses or rest. ~ thai point,
while attempting 10 cross. they were refuls-
cd AID 9 of them taken prisoners. The ioss
On our side Was one man wounded. Stewart
finding himself unable to cross here, moved
three miles down the river Go Whites Ford.
where be made good his escape. General
Plessins;on. while purscrios them. lost the
use OF bis guns, his horses giving out from
exhaustion IL IS believed tha. the marches
both Of the rebel cavalry and our own, are
the mos, extraordinary on record, and they
show most CoLcluSivciv the perfect foAy OF
attempting 20 pursue cavalry with infantry
Orders were sent 10 the different command
crs 20 move aud occupy the porisions assign
Cd. bat unfortunately as this particular time
tho msjor:ty OF the cavalry force was absent
on important servicc az too srcat distance
90 be Of any ire in following Stewart. On
an cccAeou OF this kind. infantry no. being
able 10 make iens,hy marches. is OF no prsc-
teal Tee EXCEPT ia guarding fotds near Of
hand. Wher Stewart crossed az AcCoy't
. Ferry he bad fresh horses. they having been
/ seut TO that point 10 advance His movement
after crossing was rapid He marched hi:
force - miles in - houts To accomplish
/, this he had tho first horses taken from the
citizens OF Pennsylvania iroou the titno Gen
Pieasing,on. commanding brigade Of cav
airy ADD c.e battery. iel' hi- camp until h'
came uY
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EXCISE TAX.
Is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ that the following named persons have been
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several ID
visions a. numbered below, constituting the se'sh'h
Amusement District Of thu sts'e OF indisna
Woo COUNTY
I,.e.,,oa. " I--wnsism X. Edward, Of r-rfe
nsufe.
An that yart OF H.rrisoa township. inen-
ding the CITY OF lsrre-rsute. bounded A. FOL
Iowa Beginnlns At the southwest corner oil oui-is
Of Terre -aute No "a thence east 10 the centre ot
the south line Of section az, IL north OF range
y wet, thence north 70 the centre the north sec
ton line OF section II, sans town and range thence
we.t 20 the Wabash river, thence sonth with the
east bank II said river 60 the place OF beginning
Aso all that part of said river laying west q the
last named boundary line 70 the west oaus oil said
river.
psrssson, ". e--ssnnel Mekesn. "A Harfison
All that part Of said county sOu,A q the National
Road and east % the Wabash river, noi embraced
In DIVISION No. I.
Dsri,ies, 70. a--Rd~srd Robbins. q, Harrison
All TIA, part n said county wet Of The Wabash
river and east u -sid river and north OF the Ma
tonsl ross. and not Included In Dlvision Va
vrRxfILIoN COUNTY.
Dssissap. " i-siepher Nliiisin. Hell town,
ship
: TownsAp.- Clinton aud nsit
H.cfs.ea, W. 5--Buskin >. Rhode-, Sevpor'
Tow ship Neruititoh, huko"e, hit1'~iH'
rAsxk COUNTY.
D.s.s.s,. 70. e-yohn MIliIkin, Monie<ans.
townships Reserve, Penn. Liberty. Sugar Cress'
Howard.
Tsslsioa. -. William II. Sys. Rockvllle:
Townships- Adams. Wabash VniSn' "Fesh 'i'
| wsthlngton
psrisios. NJ. s-ie.eph Mcfarland. nsesooa
/ township
rswrship.-rlorids. RaecOon AM Jackson.
rrrNAN COUNTY.
pis...ss. s.. 9--wilscn L. Harrison. Russell
viils.
ruvnshlps-R Russell. Franklin, and Jackson
Dsss.so,s. V. iO-John ". carp, Gresnssstls
/ Townships-Clintor. Monroe, fieNd, hsoi-'n'
crcencaStic and Marion
D{,lsfoe. Va. li-warrsn Fellows. Manhattan.
TownsAips-washins;o and warren
Dsrsssox. ". is-Hush Posted, NJ Meridian
TnWrship.-Jercrsoa. Ces~sdsle. NH Cress
CLAY oop>rl
D.risiss. ". Is--Nsthsui-l Allen. ro-sy 'g~n-
Tosuships -rr.,y. Jsss.so. Ca. mex iohasoa,
Van fu-s1-
psrls.ss. Se i.--Jsms- l. ussris. Ro~ins
To~n.hlg.-suS.r Rsdye. w.ships'cu. H-Fr'>'p
ier's al rerry
own COUNT
p.r.ssss. ". lS-Johu n. Martin. q srsrsesi
Ts~u.hips-rrsnklin. jererscn. Nsricn. Li's'
~ste. wAshi.sson snt Clay
Isr,ssr. -. lev. y. Hcishire, 81 6c-r>ft
observation-disclosures, ncusC~ner,. Wsyns, Ia
scs feursn~-. Tsyic- snt Harris
CKrISr Coy>Il
rf,ssl.s. ~. l--fhusndsr Bur-. WortSlns =
ro-nsoips-Fei river, fsirpisy. Jsr-rso1, Ns.h
iuSscn, saith. wTisss. ssccktcn and sis-cre
p.ss.lss. y, is--wlhan ". Gsinsy ricca
erlt.
rO~-sAlps-Hi shlsrd. TsyiOr. AZ cass.
. rsrssss.. W. le-Jzmss n Gsstna. >sisbur,
rc~r-eip--Jaefsc,. Csnsrs, aoe s-a.e CO..
SULLIVAN COUNT
~psr.sssa. - so-sanrei Nc Rec. Saihv.e.
Tc-u>hips-Jsck-oo. Fs'rnsnks. Tnrrss. bs-r
nc, ard GIL
Dresses. v, sf--fcA- Marta. Csriisit.
.c,c-Crrrv. C,ss. gefc-soa s1t Hsti.r
JANIS FkgarSGr0x.
,sss.-sr ~ Asssssasus pssifics q. fr4i.r.
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~ They ate tellins good ssoty ~
rsov. a. follows. IL was funaored that gen.
slsman known 10 b. loyal citizen hsd
.eccssion flag flying from his house oi
coure there was a tremendous hue anu cry
raised, and an excited party started Tor the
nseml.e4. On reaching tho house Il waa
found TO De laiys baimanai that bad been
washed aud hung from back window to
IL, The husband avoeed his determination
80 .,ana b, that fsg az long a. he lived.
ani the efa,e-ceni crawi exploded AMI
disappeared
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

i>p,ANAroLrslOc, liih-The vote polled
here today is much larger than ever poll
ed iin this city Union ticket will have
abou. 1900 majority. which is q small gain
over the Republican msjority in iS6o.
Tippacanoe County. probable uuion ma
jority OF 100 Union, for Congress. undoubs-
eddy elected. Reports from Boone, CO..
indicate large Union moior.ies. Wayne Co.
Richmond precinct. Union ticks 1861 Dem.
pa Centerville Wayne Co., average
Union majority l0i. Nothing defini,ein re-
gard 90 State ticket.
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MIl~Avxfx. Oct 1.-THE 1T. Paul
Pioneer Of the la,h says: dispatches we're re
ceivsd by Gen. Pope from Gen. Sibley reports
Indian raids a. far az Sioux are concerned
ended. The entire force OF lover bands
surrendcd 20 Gen Sibley. he has probably
1900 prisoners. \ cayslry force is in pur
suit OF Little Crow and Others who are max
ing their escape. Twenty Indians have
been convicted 90 far.
Tho Winslow House was destroy 81 by IRE
on the llih. Loss estimated Of $50 600
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SA> fgaScIsco, Oct. l3.-Businers unss,-
telci. Merchants apparently dis;nclined to
make new engagements, until further advice
from the East. in regard to new prospect and
statues OF currency matters. There is cou-
siderable demand for shipping which could
be suTqlicd until after arrival 81 a fee, Of
yessels.
Dr.. L. ). Cooper Surgeon OF corridors
bic destruction died to-day.
The town OF Holland fats almost Totally
DESTROYED b. fire Loss estims'ei ~ <iUo.-
COO
The Steamer Sierra Nevada arrived to-
da, from the Northern Cost. bringing 40
passenger and i20.000 dollars in treasure
from British Columbia, go. 900 from Dragon
and over 100 900 estimated in the hands Of
passengers rom both places.
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II The Glowing extract - nom late
sermon b, Henry Ward Becehct am proud
of old Inai.Hs. inso whose lap was throsn
While ret ~, and under whose protection
1 grew NJ O. manhood The beginnings Ola
man. lite 80 he most lmperi-hable' aud !,
wns In Indians ths, the beginning OF my
llfe a. nan we're experienced. And when
her 10Th. and 10th and Goth regiments. were
sent into the field. every football wa- music
"a nv oar. tod bless her. How love her
Not bsoasss Lived in her. but because she
hssdone 20 much for you ani me aul the
whole American people.
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- J.sssoa Step, First l.ieutenans Of
Caft wi,,'. company. lie, Regiment. veot
- Curry Township. Sullivan county. - vote
aud vss set upon q, the the poils by Cl"io
Read ami several other tufAanr of the mod
esn Democratic persuasion. and badly IN
iursd. one Of them striking him uaier tho
cav with rock.
Lieutenant STEP conducted himself gal
ausis on the n. ia,ed held Of Richmond. -
N he fellow soldiers tes,iI, Ho has been a
Democrat all his life and ~eat home q vote
tbe vniOn tickes. lie puposely len BIS
arms a, home. with no thoasht excsvs OF
performing he duties a. a good citizen. II
-ss Tor taking the part Of man whom 'acSs
safsns ~ere sbusins that the whole ssue
- usaE him. I'D injured him severely
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lwrorY DottAIs RrvAkp.-Stclen. on
saturday night. Oct iith. frOrn the Pebble
square. rsrre Eauis. a light bay Horse.
said face, three white wheel. solar mark.
AMI three wears old last sprins. The horse
hss on q saddle. birdie. aud narsingaies. I
sli give Tie above reward Tor The horse ds.
nvered a. BcAuchanp's stable. TsrFe Hau,e.
es irssrusticp - will lead 90 his recovery
WILLIAM :. MOORE.
80 ID -,ilcs east II Terre H.uie
- The NatonA; Road. ocsladxuN
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sEi In the Mobile New OF tho 1Jd. ~e9
tembss Ia the following market repor'
Flour In lots OF 100 bbls. $3.50 Soc Per ID.
nacon soc Rice s@s%. Corn $3.50 PEI
hnshsl star candels 1926 per 10. susas
NJ, n ss,as-c. White Georgia soap s9r per
n. Brooms al ,G5 each Georgia ,twoeds
x2.2s psrs,fd Calico 81 ,S2is. Fine calf
boots sIG FER pair Common vinegar ID Pc
gallon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-15

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