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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-26

BANKING RATKs.-The following are the rates
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and sllver-fhe legal tender notes
being the standard: IVY
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oct i4-3mi
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TONS,
VALIsEs, CARPET-BAGs, &c.
Our stock Of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
Is the largest and most fashionable that has ever
they can possibly be obtained In this city.
~ Call and see us at ODEON HALL, corner "
street and Pennsylvania avenue, the Great Cloth
ing Mart Of Washington city,
nov l-every Tues, Thurs, h Sat
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-26

INDIA RUBBER Doors AND sHoEs.-The abov,
articles are sold cheaper at II. A. HALLS Indit
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, thar
at any other store In this city or vicinity This
So Call and satisfy yourselves, $40 Pennsylvani,
avenue, I.' DOT. no Pitt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-26

Low GAMBLING AND SABBATH BREAKINo.-Three
colored boys named Peter Ross, Hanson Harris and
VIM. Brown, were arrested by Officer Taylor for
pitching cents and dsordery conduct, last Sunday.
They were hned admOnished and discharged on
yesterday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-26

"ANTED.--T0 RENT, house of from eight
'! to twelve rooms, unfinished, with gas, bath
and furnace heat, in central locality. Address
nov 26-eodst'
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GREEN MOCNTAIN FREEMAN OCT. 30, 1862.

and devises of Personal and real Estate for re-
ligous purposes ;" third reading.
Bv Mr.. Reed, for Select committee, favoraby
to Chapter 80, of the Revision, of Societies for
the support of the gospel and for literary and
other purposes third reading.
BY Mr. Hlrwood for Select Committee, favo-
rably, to Chapter Is of the Revision, " vi IN
spection of Provisions and Manufactures"
The question of inspection O. hops in accord
ance with the system atpresent in use came up
for debate in considering this chapter. 1t was
urged in favor of abolishing the present act In re-
atcn thereto, that terested men were too ire
quenty chosen as inspectors.
Mr.. Rowe of Randolph, cited several cases
among his constituents when there had been man.
fest injustice arising from this fact. The pur-
chaser being the inspector also in this case took
advantage Of his position to obtain them at q
cheaper rate.
An amendment was finally adopted modifying
the existing law, and the bill was ordered to third
reading.
BY Mr.. HARDWOOD, Tor General Committee, favo.
rably 10 Chapter rs" Of Weights and NJ easures" "
Third reading.
MBy MIR. Harwood for General Committee, favo-
rably to Chapter II Of standard weight Of
GRAIN" Third reading
By the same favorably to chapter IS of Grist
Mills" Third reading.
Mr.. Gardner, of Bennington, moved to recon
slider the vote ordering Chapter II of the Revis'
ion " Of County Officers; to third reading.
He stated Il at some of the amendments adop.
ted by the House were not consistent with the
constitution of the State. The motion prevailed
and the bill was laid upon the table.
BY Mr. Hubbell for Select Committee, favor
ably to chapter 1l9" Of offences against public
policy; laid upon the table on motion OF Mr.
Cook of Cabot.
BY the same, favorably to chapter 100, 80
the general provisions concerning crimes and
punishments y" ordered to lie on motion of Mr.
Balch.
By Mr., Rowell, for the Judiciary committee
favorably to Chapter 30, " of the Court of Chan
Gerry y; third reading. Adjourned.
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House aRai Small PieCc of
Land Wanted,

THE under signed wants a house with a small piece OF
land attached, in the vicinity of Montpelier ,r some
of the towns for which he will exchange Western
farm lands aud part cash. Said lands lie in Wisconsin
some In Marquette, and some in Clarke County Refer
will be given OF their quality and location TO any
that to trade. 1t Is enough here to sa they we're
selected with in regard location md are
for such want home in the West. Letters addressed
to me, Dr. c. h. Chandler, Montpelier, will receive al
tentiOn.
s4ewt 'm' ALsUP LATHAM
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Harmed whites Estate.

THE subscribers having cen appointed by the
pha,e Cont for The District of Washington commits
80 ~ receiv :. examine aud adjust all claims and de-
ma"ds Of all persons againstthe estate of Laned White
iaia ot Calais in said district deceased repiesen'eu
;o,vant and he term of six months from the ih day VI
nnher i862 being allowed by said court to the cfea
,os of said dece ased exhibit and prove tnei re
ye claims before us Give notice. that we VIII a'teha
.s duties of our appsintmen at the dweling-ouse oi
10 the uu'e5 VI Whi,e in ,as in said district. on
inc wIuoW .r no ~ lamar, ext and ON the first
tne mr. r. Al; ,a,t at 10 oick in the forenoons on
each of said days. oN
n 1875 f3w537s
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To COEaStlFanBstiycS

THE advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with lung difficulty AMI that dread
disease. Co sgmptionis ANXIOUS to make known to his
elbow sufferers The means of his cure.
To u who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrp
ton used free of CHARGE with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find sur
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription is
to benefit tire afflicted and spread the Information which
he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
er will try his remedy, as will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. t.t
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
f336m3 King4 County, NewYork
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rious consequences, but it is said to-day that
his surgeon objects to his going on the field Tor
another fortnight.
Complaints of soldiers not getting their pay
and the lack of suitable clothing, will now be
satisfied, as the President is determined that
every soldier shall be clad and promptly paid
The proper departments are busy attending to
acquisitions.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct %. The fire on the river
yesterday turns out more disastrous than was at
first supposed. The cargo of the Ii. D. Bacon
consisted of e25 bales of hemp and was mostly
IN the hold, where the fire originated, as is sup
posed, from spark from candle, which had
a few moments befora heen blown out by the
men when they were lifting for dinner. About
25 bales had been d. vered, and the balance
was destroyed.
The Estell and w. II. Russell had been load
ing for the Missouri river, and both boats had
considerable ght aboard. That on board the
Estell was burned, while the greater part OF
the w. Ii. Russells will be saved, slightly dam
aged. The total loss amounts to $l75 900.
UARRIsBURGH, Pa, Oct. %. Rev. Chas. A.
Hay, of the Lutheran church, was arrested to-
day and taken to Baltimore by order of General
Wool. The cause OF his a, rest is supposed to
be a communication signed by him, and pub
lshed in the daily Telegraph, censuring the
authorities of Baltimore because of the difficult
ties experienced by friends of wounded soldiers
in procuring the privilege of ministering to their
comfort by taking them home, while rebel
sympathizers are freely accorded this privilege
of the prisoner.
A committee of citizens have gone to Wash
ington, to lay these facts of the case before the
President, and obtain the release of the prison
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Sabbath school Esegl, NO.

10000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of It's publication. 1t is entire New Work Of
nearly 200 pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will soon be
popular its predecessor (Hel No y which has up
to the number Of 5T5 600 copies in So months
outstrpping any Sunday School Book Of its size issued
E this country. Also, both vou bound in
accommodate schools wishing them il that FORM Prices
of Bell No paper 10 cents $I2 per 100. Bound
% cents $S per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
cents $22 per 100 Bell No. paper covers, IL cents
80 per 100 Bound 70 cents Sl5 100. Cloth bound
embossed gilt, 25 cents $40 per 100 Bells Nos | and 2
bound together 40 cents $50 per copies
the loo price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents $H
ed 100. Mail postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No 4ei Broadway, New York
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THE Subsc rbers having been appointed by the non
orabIe Probate Coutt Tor the DIstrict OF kahdopl,
Commissioners receive examine an adJus
neysops against the Estate of Betsey
Runbam late of Randolph. in said District deceased
represented nsolvent, nd the term ofslx months ION
nd Con said deceased
nrove their eore us give notice AT
we will attend to the duties OF onf app0lntmeht az
,he dmalno house of Amm Burnham, in Randolph,
in sad district on 25t day of March next, at one
o'clock IN the afternoon on said day
JOHN HANKS, iCom,s
FRIEND CLIFFORD, ~
Randnlnh Sent. 25t h, A. D., 1862. f35bw3
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EBrosaate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, (pRoBATE C0CRI QUITE a T,n,n
W.saworox DISTRICT. and for the Dlsrlc
tsa n m On tuesday of each week, during the year
sning Persons having business with saG oour' arc
Slested 10 S'''n' ~ I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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w @ d d..

Two or three loads oil wood, lO inches long,
fitted for stove, wanted at THE FREEMAN Of
fee
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Chester j. Edwards Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Jhe Hon. the Probate Court
RANpolpH DISTRICT, for said DistfIct-Io all per
sons concerned in of Timothy Brooks, late Of
Ra ndnl nh deceased GREETING
(NyHEREAS Ziba spra gue administrator OF tie estate
w of said deceased requests said court to allow nm
the fuitfe time Of one year from and after the 7th day
September "A. D. 1862, to make payment of the debts
and close the settlement of the estate,
Therefore, you hereby notified hat said application
Will heard at session Of Tie Probate CouIt to be held
at the Registers Office in Brookfeld he 9th day of
November next, at which ti!ne you may be heaTd III
the premises And this order SHAH be published three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
print ed at Montpelier in this State the last Of which
newspaper publication shall be Leioe the day assigned
fol hearing as aforesaid. ~
Given under my hand at Eiookdeld this 9th day el Oct
Der, A. b. 1862
BY order Of Count
356w3 J. K. CLEAVElAND, Register
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WAsuNcroN, Oct %. The Navy Depart
ment has received the following
The United States forces in the Gulf have de-
stroyed the salt works of the rebels at St. An
drews and St. Joscph's bay. Both We're capa-
bic Of making over 500 bushels of salt per day.
The United States Steamer Pauobscot, on the
22d inst, captured off Shelton Toilet, Mort" Car
DINA, the English brig Robert Bruce, of about
200 tons burden, loaded With clothing, medl-
cin0s ttG.
Gen. Banks, having gone North for few
days, Cen Ueintzleman IL IN 've'tcF@--y com
mand Of the dccnces Ct Washington, having
his headquarters at the same place as Gen.
Banks.
Major General Wool has been ordered to ap.
pear before court martial now in session here
engaged with the Investigation OF the circum-
stance connected with the surrender Of Harper
Ferry.
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CAIRO, Oct. %. Col. Stuart with detach-
ment of the 50th and 9Th Illinois regiment
made a reconnaissance Of the country back Of
Menphis a few days = e, "a troke up camp
of gue,rlllas, who retreated across Wolf river,
burning the bridge after them.
Col Stuart, however, crossed, killing two
and capturing a number. He also destroyed
ten plantations of rebel sympathizers in that
vicinity.
Col. Grierson cavalry also made a very sue
eessful raid into the adjoining county, breaking
up five OR six guerrilla camps. 1t is also stated
that BolIentinc's rebel cavalry some days ago
left Holly Springs and came as far North as the
IIatchie This fact may have given rise to the
reported approach of Price to Bolivar.
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NIT o 5ESATE AsHS5S T.
COUNTY CoLoKED MAP or TIE LIMITED
From recent surveys, completed August TO- 1862 cost
$40, 900 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior to any SO map made by Cotton Mitch
e and sells at the low price Of fifty cents 10000 names
engraved on this map. 1t is not only County Map,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the nted States and Canadas combined in giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between
Guarantee any woman SO to S5 per day, and
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
the money.
Send for 81 worth to try
Printed instructions how TO well, furnished all
agents.
wanted-Wholesae Agents for Maps in every State,
California; Canada, England, France and Cuba for
tune may be made with few hundred .oi,ars capital
No competition. J. 7. LLOYD, No 1914 Broadway n. Y
The war Department uses Map of Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsy yana 800 600 on which is marked
Antietam Creek, sharpsburgh, Maryland flights, Will.
Transport Ferry, Rhorersvle Noands Ford and all other
on the Potomac, and every other place in Maryland
lrglnla, and PENS yivania, or money refunded.
hLofDS TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
the only authority for GEN. Buell. and the War Depart
ment Money refunded to any one finding an error in it,
Price % cents.
From the Tribune, Aug. ..
" LLOID'S MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND AND
PENNof Nv ANA This Map very large; its cast Is
but % cents, andt is the best which be purchased'
LLOYD GREAT MAP OF TUE nISSlsSIFP Pr
RlF ER-From Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and VIM
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, Of ST. Louis, Mo show.
every man plantation and owners from ST. Louis
to the Gulf OF NcXtcy 35D milescyCry sand bar, is
land town, landing and all places 20 miles back from the
rver-cooredi IN counties ana States Price. in sheets
pocket FORM and 81 81 linen, wi rollers. Ready
Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, wAsmyarov, sept. II, 1862.
J. T. LLoYD's-Sir. Send me your Nap OF the Mssis-
sppi River, with price per hun lrcl copies, Adm
raj Charles H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squad
ron, is authorized to purchase many re-
qutred for use Of that squadron.
356wf3w GIDEON WELLES, Secretary Of tie Navy.
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NEW YORK, Oct. %. A special dispstch to
the Post says, Gen. Hookcr's lurlough expired
and he reported yesterday to the War Depart
ment. lis foot Is yet seriously indlmed. Cir
cumstapces may be such as to demand his pres
ence with his division, even at the risk OF Be-
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New YORK. Oct IS. special dispatch to
the Philadelp hia Press, dated Harper's Ferry,
9th, says the rebels evacuated Winchester to-
day, and it is thought that Strasburg is not
held by any large force. The rebel army is di-
vldad INTO two bodies under Longstreet and
Jackson. Jackson's column is marching d.
recty to Staunton where, it is said, winter
quarters for large force is improyised. Long
street, 1t is thought moves to Gordonsville.
Gen. Burnside moved south to-day, and is
now on his way to Winchester, meeting no enc
my: but his cavalry brought in a considerable
number of stragslers. Our force will occupy
w lnchester during the present week.
1t is believed that Gen. Burnside Will come
up with Longsreet rear guard ana a nsht en-
sue. Gen. Socum's corps has been sent for
ward to support him: $780, -. :, ,
The entire army of the Potomac crosses the
river as soon as transportation tor supplies can
bic secured
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SAVE THE9PEECEs
DISPATCH
ECON OMYi

pIspATcH
ETA Stitch in Time Sares NNs =
AS accidents will happen even in wen ssar and sn
lilies, II is very desirable to have some W trocksy"
inenl way Tor repairing Furniture i'!'
spALDINa's PREPARED GLUE
meets ell such emergencies and no no nm oth '
to be without It, Ii rs always ready anu -
ing point. ,.sv"
"usxFuL IN BvERY HOUSE p.cs
N. B.--A Brush accompanies eaeh O''''
cents, v~5, &, CO.,
HENRY C. SPALDlNG ~ w.
Cedar-st, Nc" "
CAurtoY.-As certain unprincipeu, dr% I, public in.s.
tempting TO palm of on the unsus anton al per-
tions of my Prepared Glue, w9u ,os That the faD'
to examine before purchsing, end see '"''
spALDlNG' S PREPARED dI'h' ,,ioe c,s
on the outside.wrapper; all Others arc '''
er it's
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ESY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEM1N
r O'CLOCK A. NJ
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToMAC

Headquarters Army OF THE POTOMAC
Tuesday Evening, Oct. %. :
To the associated Press:
The advance under Gen. Pleasant9n late yes
terday afternoon, encountered die enemy with
cavalry and artillery at Smokers Gap. lie
lost one man and FIVE horses, by the explosion
Of shell.
To-day his scouts we're pushed in the direction
of Aide and Middlebury. lie reports Gen
Hills command at Uppervlle
A long train of wagons was seen to-day be.
tween Bunker Hill and Winchester, which il
good assurance that the rebels are still there,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
Slaves Emancipated.

The 81. Louis papers of Monday inform
as that certificates of freedom were issued
to the slaves Of known rebels by the
District Provost Marshal of ST. Louis
Among them were three slaves OF disloyal
citizens of Nashville. The Democrat
gives them as follows;
Martin Van Buren,, 23 years ct age. of
Jacob MoGayock, Nashville Tenn.
Henry Lee, 40 years, also belonging 60
j MoGavock.
Buck Hickman, III years of age, who
belonged TO Squire Hickman, Nashville,
Tenn.
In each instance the maaterwas proven
20 be an active rebel, in most traitor i'm
arms. As such he had forfeited the
slaves, and rendered them entitled 10
freedom, in accordance with the confis
cation and emancipation act passed by
Congress in July last
This blow will assuredly be dealt upon
the heads OF all disloyal slaycowners, and
most righteously. Whenever a man is So
utterly lost TO loyalty and common sense
and justice, as to be willing to destroy
his Country and ruin his ncighbors, h.
does not deserve TO own a slave, and th
Government should seize them forthwith
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tant town, Me rebellion "a thus opencd
and The Government hos resolved 10 nni
an end 70 this state Of things, so compro.
missing 20 the destiniea OF ltalv ANY
armed band or tumuliuous meeting will
be dissolved by force, the liberty Of the
Press is suspended, and the commanders
Of The divisions Of the troops OF Palermo
Messina and Syracuse win assume both
civil and military powers
lt was asserted that considerable
number Of oiliceis IN Che royal army had
declared they would resign rather than
Eight against Garlbaldi a Paris cores.
pendent says that as Grn. Cuzia with
10000 troops did NOT prevent Garibaldf
from reaching the seaport OF Catania, in
ferences arc freely drawn that the Italian
Government dares moi throw any serious
impeachment in the way OF Garibaldi.
The official Turin Gazette Of the 22d
Of August publishes the following report,
addressed 10 the Ministers Of the King:
Garibaldi has raised The standard Of
rebellion in your MNesty's name and
that Of italy, which serves to veil his in-
lentions aud those OF European dcma-
W1gues. The cries Of Rome or death are
sensoloss insults to our glorious ally, and
roiard the only possible accomplishment
Of our unanimous wishes. As Garibaldi
remains deaf 20 your voice aud unmoved
by the thought Of lighting up civil war,
energetic action has become necessary
The rebellion of 6aribaldi imposes ON
us the necessity of treating the country
occupied by his volunteers as any enemy.
We therefore advise your Majesty 10 pros
claim q state Of siege. The Ministry ac-
cept the responsibility of she measure.
SpAN.--The Madrid journals almost
unanimously douounce the terms In which
Napoleon addressed General Concha when
ho presented his credentials 10 him rs
Ambassador 20 Spain
INDIA.-'rhc london pimcs notices
with satisfaction the extraordinary ac-
tiviiy in cotton az Bombay, and thinks
IL must spread to the interior aud large
ly augment the supplies present and pros.
pective
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Picking ~ cotton an ArNanaas aud
Miss lssiPpi-s-ahe Wurdefers Watt,
ward.

Picking ~ cotton an ArNanaas aud
MsisElssiPpisssAh Wurdcfers HAT,
ward.
We make some extracts from a letter
dated August 8, twenty miles below He
lena, Ark, 10 the Missouri Democrat, from
HoveY's brigade, of Cen Curtis army
We were sent to this point for The pur-
pose Of securing large amount of cotton
which was scattered through the cane
brakes and swamps in this vicinity. We
succeeded in securing about six hundred
bales within ten miles Of this place, about
two hundred of which came ont OF the
sWamps near the plantation Of the noto-
ri0ua Matt Ward, who should have died
at the end of o rope a number Of years
since, for numbering, in cold blood, q
school teacher in the city Of Louisville,
Ky. Il was q noted case, and many Of
your readers, doubtless, will recOllect the
circumstance. Ward is now at home
with a Safeguard from General Curtis.
We are of the opinion that soldiers are
poorly employed when they guard the
property Of such men as these, and con-
sequenty like the plans Of General Pope
Ward is now sick, and not expected TO
live,
After securing all the cotton in this
neighborhoOd, Col Hovoy took portions
of the 33d Illinois and 18th Missouri in
lantrY, and q portion Of the cavalry
under Capt Mumford, on board of the
steamers Ella and Laclede, and went
down the river TO Wilkinson's Landing
in Mississippi, for The purpose Of looking
after cotton. On the first day after our
arrival at this landing we secured about
two hundred and fifty bales Of cotton
within six miles Of our boats. On the
forenoon Of the second dav we secured
about two hundred more bales, and we
secured il Just in fine, too, for we had
not more than left the plantation before
there was three hundred rebel cavalry,
belonging TO the LIST Mississippi, arrived
for the purpose Of ambushing us. But
we were little too soon for them.
In the afternoon we started down the
river to the plantation Of Judge 1otton,
where the negroes, our only friends, had
l informed Us there were two hundred aud
twenty more bales Of cotton The Union
men were opposed bya party Of the First
Mississippi cavalry, and after q sharp
fight the writer says We found ten
dead on the field, six so badly wounded
that they could not get away, and il Is
supposed they carried of quite a number
of wounded. Our loss was one killed
two MORALLY wounded, aud seyera
slightly wounded. We took three pris.
oners They succeeded in burning IN,
two hundred and twenty bales OF cotton
On the next day, after sllirmish, th,
party succeeded in hauling on another
lot Of cotton