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ER0EANTS SALE.-Io pursuance Of ss
- Order of he ia ,se Of tbs Hus,ings Court Of
the City Of Richmond. pronounce on tie zlst Ia,
OF December, 1861, Ia the attachment ess.s u
Gisxsbrook W Rsrs. IT,; and CSa~ou Va. Reese,
II /, ! will cell on THURSDAY, tbs 9th DAY Of
January. le63, il fr.nt q the City Hell, COM
meneit u II O'clack A. NJ, ] very doc Piano, /
zoe doub,scased Gold Watch. or Looking
Grasses. some Boska Bed Clothing. 10. 20, 70
satisfy said attachncnis.
TERMS-Cash.
TH0WAs .. DUDLEY,
3-tds ssrGet City Of Michmoed.
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a 1TkNTlON. The ia COMPANY OF tho Let
IA Battalion i9:h hsgi0eat 1rgiaia Militia,
t.ate.y Commanded oy Capt. Msrxxu,J will parade
IN 1UnoOAf, tina In OF J mary, ls5s at 10
O'Clock, A. H., 1t tnc corner vi n u.uae and ssu
-treets. Each man, II hs Las. oae CT ca procure
one, will bring wi d him a musket, RID ,, .oucis.
barrel or siny.s-barrel gun By order OF
COL. T. j. EVANS.
GRntSin. L. "a
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MONTTCELLD HALL
On THURSDAY evsniGy. Jiaa1ry O. l551.
BY the former
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Tickets admitting geitieman aad iadtes.
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THE CELEBRATED SOUTHERN
BARMtNIAW3
Having reopcnei the allows p.<cs IL atn aso.
meDt will con ,iaue Z" giSs Their
UNRIVALLtD EN- rEarA'NHtEIS
Every evening until iHriheT notice.
fDaiaslo.-5b aud 81 cent?
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07

4 TEN IION.-Tne Am CUmpaLy, I7s.u
"A Regiment Virginia uiiiua, y III par ade
-. SnocAoe alp GA IT, DAY, The TN Ia ST.,
may nave CT De aDio 10 procure. Distr,ct
bounded north by Broad street, east oy I4th
street, south by james river, west by len
street. BY Oruer OF Col. h. +. WoRkiss,>
-.-- }. Ri. MAGUN, JK.,
JtV-2h Comm ndan. 4 n Com PAW
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we are compei,' ~ adapt Tho CASH SSnjs.s
4, Its D oseea t0u sca ors rs FL. f.oa$, Caetinsa,
&c., n rst be sceoapso;ea Sib zoe a.a,,s.y to err
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07

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California Items.

SAN FRANcIsCO, Oct. l3.-Busiuess here
is unsettled. Merchants are apparently
disincliued to make new engagements un-
til further advices from the East in regard
to the war prospects and statute currency
matters.
There is considerable demand for ship
ping which could not be supplied until aft
ter the arrival of the feet vessels.
DR.. E. s. Cooper a surgeon of cousIdera-
BILE distinction died to day. 4-A
The town of Rowland Plat, Sierez eoun-
~, has been almost totally destroyed by
Ere. The loss is estimated at 800, 900.
The Steamer Siere Nevada arrived to-
day from the Northern Coast bringing four
hundred and forty passengers aud one hun
dred and twenty thousand in treasure from
British Columbia, aud tive hundred and
seventy thousand from Oregon, and over
100000 estimated in the hands of bas-
sengers from b 9th places.
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Foreign NeWs.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Oct. 10 VIA SAcKvILLR
Oct. 1.-THE steamship Asia from Liver
pool with dates to the 4th and advices to
the 9Th via Queenstown, passed Cape Race
at o'clock p. N. en- route for Halifax and
Boston. She was boarded by the News
Yacht Her adviees are 10 days later but
are devoid of importance.
The English papers continue TO compli-
ment the North for its efforts In Maryland
and argue in favor of the most important
results.
The following is a, list of the American
vessels destroyed by the rebel pirate 200,
or Alabama: Ackmulgee, ALBANIAN, Ocean
Rover, Albert, 0ceola, Ocean Cruiser, Ben
jamin Tacker, Weather Guage, Admiral
Blake and schooner Star Light
Mason aud SlidelI write to the French
journals that they have no official knowl-
edge of their recall.
The Liverpool circulars report that at
Fridays market -four was firm; wheat quiet
but Arm corn tirmer, mixed 29s@29s Cd;
provisions dull and idrooptng. 80
Oct. 4.-Breadstnffs quiet but steady.
Provisions dull and tending downWardly.
The steamship Australiasian arrived at
Queenstown on the 4th ins:.
The Asia experienced very heavy wealth
er on Saturday morningin gale from the
north west, which carried away her star
board and paddle box, four boats aud n
portion of her bulwarks, the captain aud
pursers cabins, the wheel-houses, and one
of her wheels. The captain was injured
but is recovering.
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Important Captures of Rebels.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA A. M.-Geuerat
Negley is reported to have had recent
fght with guerrillas near Nashville, taking
three hundred prisoners General Smith
on Friday took 1000 wounded and l 800
we'll rebel prisoners between Harrodsburg
and Danville. The Federal forces are in
possession of Harrodsburg and Danville
Camp. Our troops are in pursuit.
All accounts of an engagement between
Perryville and Harrodsburg on Saturday
were false, they proceeded from our troops
Smelling the woods as they pursued the re-
bells, the reports of the cannon being con-
strued into battle between the two forces.
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to shoot Adam Buch. He told me this
in my own house short time before he
before before. live IN East Wheeling,
ON Clay street. am employed at the Roll
ling Mill, or was at that time. Pool Just
came from Buch's and my impression Is
that Adam had refused to trust him for
liquor. I never had any difficulty With my
family in consequence Of POOLS visit to my
house. The words he used were some
thing like these: 81 intend to shoot, or put
a ball through, the id son of b-h."
John Lorey testified that Pool told him
few minutes before B. was shot. that he
POOL intended to shoot the first man that
ran against him. Pool had just come out
of difficulty and had a sore finger.
The court adjourned till this morning at
0 O'Clock. ---.l -.
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Pennsylvania Eleotion-Union Tri-
umph.

| PITTsBURGH, Oct. l4.-The election PASS
ed of quietly here though with considers BILE
spirit. Pittsburg gives MOrorehead, Union,
l,O4s over Hamilton, dem. for Congress.
Allegheny City-Williams, Union, I,lIs
majority over Zeigler, dem. l6 country
districts gives Moorehead seq majority
The entire county will probably give 4
Union majority of 1880.
Westmoreland-Six districts, including
Greensburg, give democratic majority of
3Ts, gain over Foster los.
PmbADELPHIA, Oct. I4.-The election
to-day proceeded very quietly, polls closed
at 8 o'clock. The Democrats conceds that
Mayor Henry, Union candidate has 5000
majority. 9Th ward ofthe city gave Henry
$500 majority, showing Democratic losses.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. l4.-Thaddeus
Stevens is reelected to Congress by more
than 5000 majority over Stoneman, dem
ocrat: The vote for the Union State ticket
is still better. There is great rejoicing
among Union men over the result.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct l4.-Tbis city has
given Jas. H. Campbell, Union, 36I major
ity for Congress. The democrats have
carried Schuylkill county, by from 800 to
1000 majority. The election of Campbell is
therefore doubtful, depending upon the
vote in Lebanon.
EAsToN, Pa, Oct. I4.-Northampton
county-Eastou borough gives 1853 demo.
cratic majority, gain of 20 over Fosters
vote. Bethlehem borough gives a dem.
maj. Of SO, dem gain of AZ. Fremaus-
burg borough gives a dem maj Of 10, a
dem gain of 49, Forks township gives a
dem maj of SO, dem gain of 80. South
Easton borough gives a Union maj of A,
dem loss of 10.
Carbon cOunty-Mauch Chunk borough
gives dem maj Of 2, dem gain of SO.
Bucks CO., DOylestOWn borough, gives a
democratic majority Of 80, being a demo-
cratic gain of 40.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 4.-Baily, the Union
candidate for Congress, carries Climber
land county by 1900 certain and perhaps
more.
John ]. Patterson, the Republican can
didate for Congress, will probably carry
Dauphin county by 900 or 800 majority.
Thaddeus Stevens, Republican, carries
Lancaster CO. by nearly 1000 majority.
HARRISBURG, Oct. l4.-The Union ticket
gains over 100 in this city. A great Union
victory throughout the State has probably
been gained.
PoTrsvTLLE, Oct. I4.-The democrat ma
iority in Schuylkill county will exceed
1900, as Lebanon county will give over
600 or 800 maj for ]. q. Campbell, the
Union candidate for Congress.
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Rg I1legraph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania

The Rebel Raid into PennsYlyania
HEADQUARTERS PLEASANT Valley, Oct
ID, P. M.-The news of the success Of Stu,
arts cavalry raid into Pennsylvania, aud
in the rear of this army, has occasioned
unnecessary excitement among the troops.
When it is taken into consideration that
the river is made fordable by a low stage
OF water ut so many points, and that the
army of the Potomac has line of pickets
extending from Cumberland to Washing
ton, distance of $50 miles, it is an
easy matter for large rebel force of cav
airy to penetrate it. ts
The moment the fact of the rebels haV-
ing crossed the river at McCoy's Ferry be.
came known, every exertiou was made to
prevent their escape, which was deemed
necessary. Orders were sent to the differ
ent commanders to move and occupy the
positions assigned to them. Unfortunate.
y at this particular time a majority of the
cavalry force was absent on important du-
~, and at so great distance as to be of
no use in following Stuart. On an occasion
of this kind, infantry being unable to make
a lengthy march are of no practicable use,
except in guarding fords near at hand.
When Stuart crossed at Mcooy's Ferry he
bad fresh horses, they having been sent to
that poiat in advance.
His movements after crossing the Poto-
mac were rapid. He marched his force
81 miles in twenty-five hours. To accom-
plish this he had the fresh horses taken
from the citizens ofPennsylvania. From the
time Pleasanton, commanding brigade of
cavalry and one battery of artillery, left
his camp until he came up With the rebels
at the mouth of the MouacaOy, at nine
o'clock yesterday morning, he had marched
70 miles within twenty-tOur hours, without
change of horses or rest at any point
While attempting to cross INTO Virginia the
rebels were repulsed and nine of them
taken prisoners.
The total loss on our side was one man
wounded. Stewart finding himself unable
to cross here moved three miles farther
down the river to Whites ford, where he
made good his escape. Pleasanton, while
pursuing him, lost the use of his guns, the
horses giving out. II is believed the march
both of the rebel cavalry and our own were
the most extraordinary on record and they
show most conclusively the perfect folly Of
to pursue cavalry with infantry.
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meeting of the City Council was held last
evening at the Council Chamber. The
Committee on Water Works reported, emu.
merating the monthly bills which had ae-
cumulated and recommending the same to
be paid. The committee also announced
the complete repair of the Water Works
which were now abundautly supplying the
city. The report was adopted.
On motion of DR.. Baird the sum of four
hundred dollars was appropriated to be
used under the direction of the Water
Works Committee to make repairs.
Mr.. Wilson from the special Committee
appointed to re.apportion the members of
Council to which the different wards are
entitled submitted minority report. He
said it was made upon the school census.
The repor gives the 5th ward an addition
al member. .sUHs1f IL y .gga
On motion of Mr.. 5Jeffers the report was
laid on the table. .rliI
A message was received from the Board
of Managers of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge COMMITTEES. The message sets forth
that the company will defer for the present
the matter of the repair of Zane street,
across the Island, for the reason that the
project of a street railroad was under con-
sideration and likely to be accomplished.
Chales Exley petitfoned the Council for
an advance on the price for hauling coal
to the Water Works. He sets forth in his
petition that he has contracted to haul
the coal at the rate of 90 cents per day
for his own services and the services of a
horse and cart
On motion Mr.. Exley was allowed 55
cents per hundred bushels instead of 40
cents as heretofore. la.17 lL .a1u|
Peter Benner petitionsd the Council to
to remit fine imposed upon him for
selling native wine upon a second class
license, as he was under the impression
that his license allowed him to sell wine.
The petition was granted, 1iI5I ial
The petitions of R. Druusfield and Chris
tian Shoemaker were laid upon the table.
A petition was read from large number
of coffee-house keepers, asking an extern
sion of time upon the instalmeut now due
upon their licenses. The petition was laid
on the table.
On motion of Mr. Hildreth it was order
ed that the Superintendent of Water Works
be instructed to take up the water pipe
across Wheeling creek.
Mr.. Hughes moved that the Committee
on Lights be instructed to have lamp post
placed at the corner of Market and Adams
streets.
DR.. Baird moved to amend by extending
the instruction to the corner of Sixth and
Clay streets. Adopted. a soi
Christian schwedes petitioned for re-
mission o: asine imposed upon him for sell
ling liquor to soldiers. Schwedes set forth
that be was a soldier in the End Virginia
regiment and lost an eye, on account of
which he was honorably discharged from
the service. When Gen. Milroy's brigade
passed through the city the other day he
was induced to dispense few glasses of
lager to his old companions in arms. goa
DIR. Baird moved to lay the petition on
the table. Lost. Aa+9 9
Mr.. shallcross moved to remit the fine.
Mr.. Jeffsrs moved to refer. Adopted.
On motion the council adjourned.
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Gen. HurIbut has removed his head
quarters from Bolivar to Jackson.
, Four hundred prisoners were sent to
Holly Springs yesterday for exchange.
A body OF mounted rebels, supposed to
number 500, were seen near Bolivar yester-
day. A force has been sent after them.
A despatch from Padueah to-day says
the steamer Hazel Dell was stopped seven
hours at Evansville by large force Of
guerrillas, and the mails, some negroes
and quantity Of goods taken from her
Several soldiers and Officerswer also taken
prisoners.
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Ohio Election.

CtNoISxArI, Oct: A. Midnight.-The
election passed of very quietly here. The
Democrats have elected their entire county
ticket. Pendleton, Dem, LIST dist, present
member of Congress is reelected. I'd dist.
Long, DEM, probably beats Gurley,
Rep. Returns from other counties come
slowly. yallandtgham, Sd dist, probably
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
From Tennessee and Kentucky.

From Tennessee and Kentucky.
LouIsviLLE, Oct. 4-Seven hundred and
fifty wounded PerryRille soldiers most
whereofa are slightly wounded, generally be-
longing TO Ohio and Northwestern States,
have arrived. They were part accommo.
dated at our hospitals and the remainder
at New Albany.
Gen. Boyle has ordered the remnvol of
the pontoon bridge between Portland and
New Albany on account of its obstinacy
and nayigationis unnecessary.
The Memphis Bulletin says late Federal
victory at Oorinth has quieted all apprehen-
sions Of rebel attack on Memphis and be-
lieyes it will relieve all Western Tennessee
and allowing the Federal army to enter
Mississippi aud open the whole territory to
commerce with Memphis.
A dispatch to Governor Robinson, dated
Dauville, says the rebels left Camp Dick
Robinson and are going South towards
Lancaster. The Federals arc in pursuit.
The Federal forces occupy Lexington,
which the rebels evacuated yesterday.
A largo body of the enemy are reported
at NicholasVille. GIG
1t is rumored but entirely diseredited
here that Buell. yesterday surrounded sO,-
600 rebels and gave them till O'Clock this
morning to surrender
A squad of John Morgan's men. sur
rounded the house Of Capt. ]. Townsend,
late commander of the Red River home
guards, fred upon the house, killed his
wife and captured and shot him.
Changers brigade, of Dumonts corps,
left Frankfort for Harrodsburg yesterday
aud captured near Lawrenceburg ON their
route 20 rebels.
III o'clock P. Mo news from the
seat OF war.
CAIRo. 14.-Seeretary Stanton has tele-
graphed to Gen. futile TO send no more
contrabands into Illinois until further or
ders. ....57 ~
The divisions of Rqsecraus, Stanley and
Hamilton have returned to 0orinth and ara
to bereorEanized,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHEhoR,s HAIR DYRl
TIE BFSr IN TIE WORLD.

TIE bfIST IN 14RE- VURIU.
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B9-THE FIRST VIRGINIA INFANTRY.-l
Yesterday the First Virginia Infantry, now
in command of Major weddle, were grant
ed furloagh of one week, By IL O'Clock
the soldiers had shOuldered their guns and
kuapsacks aud the camp was almost de-
serted, If ever soldiers deserved cessa-
ton from hard duty, these men deserve
what they have received. They have eu-
dured many hard marches and fought macy
severe battles, and now when this weeks
furlough shall have expired, they will re-
turn to duty with renewed cheerfulness
and vigor. There are now In the regiment
about $50 men, including convalescsnt and
paroled prisoners, who, being anxious to
join their companions, took French leave
aad came along.
Major weddle's orders from Gen. HalIeck
were to proceed to Western Virginia and
fill up his regiment. The Pittsburgh Dis
patch of yesterday has the following:
The First Regiment of Virginia Volun-
teers arrived in the city yesterday morning.
They were furnished with auexcellent din
ner by the Subsistence Committee at City
Hall. The regimental officers are as fol-
lows: .i1s-aeE ~ 80 'ss .3 ss %
Colonel-Joseph Thoburn.
Lieutenant Colonel-Yacant.
Major-Jacob iWeddIe. 81 gQ sos
Adjutant-H. ]. ]. Johnston. ie.-.s
Quartermaster-T. W. Singleton.
Surgeon-D. Bagley. 7i -s
Assistant Surgeon-Dr., Gillespie.
The regiment is under the command of
Major Weddle. Col. Thoburn being sick,
and is ordered to, report at Camp Wiley,
Wheeling. for the purpose of recruiting its
fousteeu months hard service. The regi.
ment originally numbered nine hundred
and fifty men, but can scarcely, at the pre-
sent time, muster three hundred fit for duty.
The regiment left in special trains for
Wheeling in the afternoon. sstzz s'ls7. 8
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B@ LIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IA Las MIsERARIEs.-Jesp !valgear,
fifth aud last volume of Victor Hugo's great
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R~wHo Is IT That is not annoyed
byfies, during these warm, sultry days p
You may easily rid your house of them,
and in a very few days, by using the
LIoaTSINe Fry KILLER. Price cents.
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RS-MAkE A NoTE OF 1r-That the
above articles, with thousand other use.
tul and ornamental eau be had from t. a..
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tail Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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Mr.. Filmore.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. l4.-The statement
that Hon. Willard Fillmore acted as one of
the Vice Presidents Of the Seymour meet
ing, held at New York last night, was in
correct, Mr., Fillmore was in this city at
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eNeWnAr,s HER NAME?-A IandIadv n

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fable! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the ExcELsIoR
BAKISG POwDER-superior to all others
Price 10 and 20 cents per box.