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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-24

w. DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.
D~E The Daily Prayer Meetings, under the aus
pieces of the Young Mems Christian Association,
chiefly to supplicate the Divine blessings upon
Confederacy, will be held EVERY AFTERNOON
this week. in the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, (Rev. DR.. MOORE) on tie corner of 10Th
and Capitol streets Pastors and congregations. and
strangers in the city, invited to attend and par
tcipate in the meetings. je 23-3t
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FT>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wlllb b. paidfgf
the apprehension Of Private JOHN MCKAY. Of
the Magruder Light Artillery who left camp. Juue
l9ti taking with him blszed face. sorrel HORSE.
belonging to the battery. Said Mckay for
merly of tho Louisiana Zouaves; 10 Of medium
height sharp features black hair. and no beard
He Is supposed to have left with view u joining
some Partisan corps
TAOS. JEFFERSON PAGE. JR-.
je9l-3t* Captain Camp on Mile road.
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Any Of the Second Glass Militia that prefer SER
vice in the Battalion herein referred to- have the
right to enlist therein. When any Of them 10 en-
list, their names will be reported to Major Wilkins,
who will thereupon strike them from the rolls.
June 81, 1861. JOHN LETCHER.
10 81
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ROYsTER HOSPITAL, June 20, 1862.
A LII UTPATIENTS registered at this Hos
II pital are hereby notified to report immediate
" IN person, send Surgeons certificate Of their
inability to do 80, else they will be reported de-
serters. V. w. HARRISON,
ie 2I-J* Assistant Surgeon in charge.
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ID z $ z II + T. r = ,
CASTL. GOODWIN.

CASH.. GOODWIN,
Richmond. June ~, 1886,
DOBERT JOHNSON, u des-rier from cornpany
III G, I'd Louisiana regiment, has been arrested
and placed in this prison for safe keeping His
officer in command will call and attend 10 his case
By order. q. w. ALEXANDER
lie ol--2t Asst Provost Marshal T. Ds
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N|ANTED-For the war, a SUBSTITUTE
Wv for the 18th Virginia, 10 whom liberal price
will be paid. Apply to c. II. HUDGINS 9th street,
between Broad and Marshall near the Second Mar.
ket ;eoa-5,~
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hlvIDEND N0TICR-Ths Bank Of RICHMOND
IL has declared a nett dividend of "a per cent on
Its capital stock payable to tho stockholders on the
lst OF July next. The transfer bO0ks will DO closed
FROM the 25th TO the 3Ist inst
10 n-eodt30Js ]. B. NACMURDO. Caxhisr.
NOTICE-Wswisht 70 purchase two good MlL,iH
In COWS, for which ) fair prics viii be paid.
CARLTON, CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

M T + D-A reliable SUBSTITUTE for
w either infantry or artillery service For one
free from all military duty, and who can furnish &c
ceptable refsS,nces, good price will be paid, by
applying to WIN X. PCGH.
j. A-t ShockOe Slip
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CAME TO MY HOUSE on Sunday, the 22nd, q
Y large SORREL MARE, with full name and
tail, with her right hind foot white. The owner will
come forward, pay charges, and take her away.
JOEL CLAYTON,
On the Mechanicsville Turnpike near the Toll gate
Ia OA-3t*
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r OST-$lOO REWARD.-Lost on Friday night,
l Goth inst, on MAN, between 9th and 18th SITS,
a PEARL PORTE. NOMINATE, containing $500 in
Georgia money. and S1l in gold, three Gold Studs,
and one Locket left by soldier with bis wife, She
is needy and was her only support. The above re-
ward will be paid if left at this Office.
ie M-.Nt
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1.-TWO FARMS FOR SALE.-I offer for sale two
i good Grass. Grain and Tobacco FARMS ly-
ing on the South side of, and near, James River in
the lower end of the county of Cumberland-one
containing about |, 200 acres and the other about
800 acres, with good improvements on each Twill
sell either or both Purchasers are solicited to view
the Farms or address ME, at Cartersvle Post Office
for further information JAMES MILLER
CarterSvllle, Va, June 90. 1862 10 oi-oxv
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BANNER HOSPITAL,
- Jiine 10Th. 1862. !
A LII outpatents registered at this Hospital,
~ must report Immediately at the Hospital
they will be reported deserters. Office hours
from 10 to o'clock. WIN. ALEX. THOM
je 20--3tt Surgeon in charge
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LHSTRAYED-From camp, near Richmond, a
~ tall, bright sorrel HORSE with small blaze
in the face and one white hind foot. His back was
little sore from the saddle, and he had small sore
on the front part of his right thigh Any one will
be suitably rewarded who will return him to tho
camp OF the I'd Regiment of Florida Volunteers
lie 21-3tt
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NTANTED-Ay young man. who has been honor.
w ably discharged from the G. S. army, desires
EMPLOYMENT in some respectable business. Is a
goad penman, accountant, and has general know
ledge of business small salary only expected
Can give nexceptionable references. Address "F, "
Box $50 CITY F. o. IL C}-;jt@
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STRAY HORSES.-Strayed from my camp, near
- Battery No. T. on Tuesday last three HORSES
branded &c. ga bay, with very full mane sor
rel, with the hair Off of hip. and IA dark
brown mare. They were hobbleu when they left
and may have portion of the haters on them yet
Any information will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded. JNO J.. EUEANK
je 23-t* Capt. Light Artillery Company
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GTRAYED-From camp of 3ith regiment, 9th
- brigade N. e. State Troops, on Saturday last,
. large light bay HORSE, & years old; one of his
hind feet IL white. will give reward Ct $50 for
his return to me at the camp, on ChckahoIniny, or
for hs delivery at some livery stable in the city, and
information through the Post Office so that can get
him. lie 2f---3t" JOHN W. CLARK.
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WANTED II wish to bire for two months or
w longer time, some FARM HANDS-Men.
Boys, and Women,-for which I will pay a good
price. +. d. EACHO,
je 23-3t 18th street.
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TNHiRTY DOLLARS REWARD-l vii give
j the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery to me- at the camp Of the 7th eouth Caro-
lima regiment near Richmond. of PATRICK HYAN.
q member Of my company Said Patrick Ryan ID
about % years Of age; S feet or 10 inches high;
fair skim blue eyes, and auburn hair and al Irish
man by birth He was mustered into my company.
~ substitute, GA the l5th instant. and le % The
10Th. He originally belonged to Company Y. isf
Maryland regiment BENZ. RoPEk,
jeal-A. Capt Co l. It'll T. @. Rse't
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T OST-Yesterday, from blacksmith shop on
i 4 Gary street, small sorrel MARE. She had
on bride, saddle and halter. She has sore back,
caused by the saddle. will give reward Of $40
for her delivery Mr. John B. Davis at his stables
ON Franklin street, East Of the Exchange Hotel.
In 24-3t* JOHN BILHlMER.
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r OST.-A gray mare MULE Of unusually hand
! some form and action, broke loose from the
wagon, at General Cholston's headquarters. Long
streets Division, Williamsburg road. ON the
night Of the 18th inst aud has not since been
liberal reward will be pad for her recovery.
N NJ. TANNOR, Mini. and A. g. NJ,
At Tudors Nursery,
10 o4-,Nt Williamsburg road
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MILITARY NOTICES /,

TTsHE RiCnMONn BATTALfON.- since ths
grantieg Of authority 70 raise battalion In
dshmond ~ special service, embrocng persons Of
my age, sotne d6cnlty seems 70 1ove existed with
those enrolled among tie Second Class Militia, as
10 whether gsch Of thsm ~ desired 20 join the
battalion wo6ld BE- allowed to do So Tho following
eOrresp0ntleucs leoves m doubt ON the subject
Richmond June q, 1862 w. n. ELLIOTT.
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STRAYED-From the camp of the ID Reg't Va
~ Cavalry, near the toll gate, on the Williams
burg road, on Thursday night last, small BAY
MARE, with scar on each side of the right foot
just above the hoof; aged years A reasonable
the stable of Blankenshp d Johnston, on Franklin
street, or to the undersigned. at the above camp.
je 2l-.W MICHAEL SHERMON
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rHOs. A. STAPLES.

n OST-From camp, near Oen. Hills headquar
i 4 fers, ON the Goth Of juno small iron gray
HORSE. His name Immediately behind his ears
worn OF by halter. Any person informing me OF
his whereabouts will be rewarded.
Capt. g. F. MILLERE Cav. Company,
At or near Gen. D. II. Hills headquarters.
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CTRAYED-From my residence, Thursday,
- the 10Th inst, small pae-red or yellow cow
short horns, years old, some white under her
body, marks of not rccollected will pay
ten dollars for the delivery of her at my residence
corner of Broad and 23d streets Church Hill.
lie "a ,}t* w. j, MARLBOROUGH
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From near the Old
- Fair Grounds q sorrel HORSE, between Iii
and Is hands high, sway backed, slightly string
halt in both hind legs and two white hind feet the
white in the eyes Ten dollars reward will be paid
for his delivery at Mr. Hxs Livery Stables
HAMMOND DUGAN,
je 81 3tf Capt. and A. O. NJ, 10th Va Cav
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NEWS from Rinhmond.

FoRTREss MoERoB, Oct -Sixty.fve
horses and ten mules were sold at public
auction to-day a. the government stables
at Camp Hamilton, Va. They were gov
eminent property and sold at prices from 5
TO 20 dollars.
The flag of truce boat John j. Warner ar
rived at Fortress Monroe at IL O'Clock, in
charge of Major Scheuck. She brings from
Aiken's Landing about $50 paroled Union
prisoners. ~
The Richmond Examiner of October 2sd
says:
6 Travellers from Winchester report tina,
our army was crossing the Potomac last
Monday into Maryland. A great many
persons have sought and received permis.
sion TO leave the Southern GOnfederaey.
They are generally aliens seeking protec-
ton of one or the other European consuls.
No less than 300 applications were made
to the British consul on Tues lay.
TWenty-four priVates and one Lieutenant
captured ct Haymarket on the Rap.
pnhannoek, arrived at the Libby prison last
J. P. Smith was yesterday arrested on
the charge of robbing Gfarmsr of Hanover,
of 81, 900 aud $4,000 and some bonds. he
was lodged in Castle Thunder. y = ~
RIoHMOND MARKRrs.-Wheat has ai.
.-N-1e--e ~ Pc lgA9asl SPG4N41RGOS
Corn, So per bush; Apples, $io7aI6 per
Dbl Potatoes. S3@S4 per bush; Onions,
S4@5 per bush; Coffee, 81 per 10; Whis-
~, SlO@Sl5 per gall Tobacco, inferior,
S4@S4,60 per H., good, SI5@17. ine and
superfine, Sls@2s sl.s
The Lyasbburg RepH5EiogB says there is
general stampede from Culpepper
throughout the county,owing to IA autiei-
pated early advance of the Yankees in that
direction. Having once suffered from the
enemy they are unwilling again TO undergo
like treatment. d. $50
The Richmond Wig Of the 22d, says a
letter from the Mayor Of WILMINGTON, N.
O., says that for the first time in many
weary days the reports Of new cases Of
fever show falling OF, and we hope we
have reached the worst. f,s-r
The Richmond Enquirer Of the oath says
the yellow fever has made It's appearance
in several towns in Texas. At Sabine
Pass, at the latest dates, there had been
% deaths from it, and the most Of the PEG.
pie had fed from the place.
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ADVANCE d the Army ofthe Potomac

/ =
1tD6Q1ll3 96egunl 5TlGTaJ LGsL
HARRIS FRRRYf Oct. 27.-6 p. n The
following Is special despatch to the Bal
timOre American: t
81 am happy to be able to inform You
that the advance Of tie army Of the Poo
mac commenced this morning, aud i have
reason to believe that before Tomorrow
night the movement viii be general along
the whole line, placing the POtoE.nei in Onr
rear at Daylight this r. MO- 3, - isis.a;zasls
The cavalry force Of Gen. Pleasauton
with 4 pieces of artillery crossed the new
pontOon. bridge at Berlin miles east of
HatPer's Ferry and proceeded direct 70
LOvettsyiIle insIoudOni county. At Low
ettsville ourcaValry entered about O'Clock
in the morning and the few rebel pickets
stationed there fied before them In, the di-
rection Of Leesburg. The people Of this
loyal town, especially the ladies, received
our troops with great enthusiasm and the
stars and stripes were thrown out In all
parts Of the town. without stopping ex-
cept to leave pickets and guard. Gen.
Pleasanton moved on in the direction Of
Waterford, expecting to reach Leesburg
early in the afternoon. There was at The
lastaccouuts a;small force Of rebel Infau-
try and cavalry at Ieesburg and there may
possibly have been fight there.
Shortly after the cavalry advance had
crossed, Gen. Burnside with his second
army corps commenced crossing at the
same point, and during the whole day the
bridge was constantly under the tread of
advancing columns. They proceeded in
light marching order, though an immense
train of wagons was waiting 70 follow them.
1t was the intention OF Gen. Burnside to
rest for the night At LoyettsEille, and move
forward on Monday morning. In what di-
rection was not known. gssaa5-s.-,.as
The troops were in foe spirits notwith-
standing the bad weather, and cheered most
Justify as they reached Ihe Virginia shore.
The troops on Bolivar Heights are also
under marching orders, and il is thought
they will, be in motion tomorrow. IL is
reported the enemy have already retired
from our front, Withdrawing their piekets
yesterday, apparently aware Of our early
advance. We have also tidlngs from the
upper line of the Potomac, showing that
active movements are also on foot there,
The tebels are said 10 have evacuated
Marttnsburg on Saturday.
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Fire at Saint Louis Wharf.-The
Boats DESTROYED.

ST. Louis, Oct 27,-0ne Of the most Sc
rious disasters that has visited our river
marine for many years occurred to-day.
About noon q Ere was discovered in the
hold of the steamer Il. D. Bacon while nm
loading hemp at the foot Of Locust street.
The flames spread with great rapidlty,
creating alarm aud eommotion amongst
the adjacent steamers, and before they
could be removed the MeGtl, A. Mcdowell,
Estelle, aud w Il. Russell were wrapped
In flames and destroyed, together with their
contents. About 500 bales Of hemp, IOObaIes
ofcOtton, and large quantities Of miscella-
neous -freight piled on leVee WHs also con-
sumed, The loss is estimated az $3.50, 600.
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Reported Decision of England and
France to Recognize the g. S, A.

NEw YoRK, October 2T.-The Express of
formation from semi-oheiaI circles in Eu-
rope that Epgland and France have deei
ded upon the recognition OF the Southern
Confederacy, IL the jOint offers of media
tiOn and an aEmistice for or 6 months,
to be proposed TO Seward, ara not accep-
ted. They fear slave insurrection aud
it Is to afford their own citizens residing
there ample projections under the eyes Of
their regularly appointed agents that Eng
land and France will claim the necessity Of
Recognizing the new Confederaey.
A letter from Key West reports the cap
'tute Of. the schooner Isabella, loaded with
salt, OF st. harks, Florida, by the o. s.
bark James L. Davis
/ Col. John EWing.-U. s. A., died here last
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Reported Attack on the Charleston
r.. r., and Federal Repulse,

FoRrRFss MosRoB, Oct. 25.-Richmond
papers of the 23d contain the following az
count of the attack on the Charleston Rail-
road and the repulse of the Federal troops:
The following dispatch was received yes
terday from Savannah.
The Abolftionists attacked In force Pocat-
aligO and oooswatchie yesterday. They
were gallautly repulsed to their boats at
Mackey's Point aud Bees Creek Landing,
by Col. w. L. Walker, commanding troops
from hero. The enemy came 10 l3 gun
boats and transports. The Abolitiouists
left their dead and wounded on the field.
Our caySlry is in hot pursuit.
Ctsignsdl VT. BEAuREsARD.
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Federal Occupation of Galveston,

y oHIc4ao, Oct 26.-A special from Mem
Phis 70 the Tri6uassays the Houston ztle-
graph extra, of the 4th inst, confirms the
evacuation of Galveston. Itsays the Fed
eral commander notified the people that
fouFssdays would be allowed for the women
And children to leave the city. On the eve
oftbe last day the troops commenced evac.
uating the city. Much confusion prevail
ed. The city was occupied by the FEEDER
ais on the 9th. 4faG sr
The Grenada appeal of the Goth inst,
says that Van Dorm and Lowell are still at
Holly Springs. p ~
Rector has been badly beaten for Cover
nor of Arkansas, Flanagan leading him by
a largeemajority. atst tlasi 2" IN fisHi,
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Memphis Threatened.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Tti6uNs's Mem.
phis special Of the 25th says there is an
alarming report here this evening that a
force of one thousand rebel cavalry sta
toned itself o miles from here on the Mem
Phis and Charleston road and took posses :
sion Of the line. Their headquarters are
10 the vicinity. It is supposed to be the
advance guard of a large force having de.
signs upon this city.
Gen. Joe Johnston Is said to be in charge
of large force at Little Rock.
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8.gg! y Telle,glrlsalplh,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Impooratlant FROM the southWeat.

Important from the Southwest.
4 CAIRo, Oct. 26-The steamer Eugene
from heloJt. 7rsporIs That the rebels iliate
/ possession Of the Tenpesses shore opposite
Island No. 10.
1 :, The negroes of Helena are unYillipgto
be sent North, ueilter do they want 10 20
back to Slavery. They readily consent 10
work for wages, and arrangements are DO.
ing made by which they are to be paid fifty
cents per day, except 10 cotton picking
when they are TO have seventy-iye.
II From several sources we, hear OF, great
aetiyity among the rebels Ia the Ticfufty
of Helena, Yicksburg, ADD Holly Springs.
They evidently contemplate an attack soon,
but at what point is NOT known. !.
II DOB johnson issaid to have 20 900 troops
at Lttle Rock and a number Is knoEu to be
at Holly Springs and is said to Sc about
10000. The rebels are eros ling their for
Ses from AFk4nsasto Mississippi At Yieks-
burg and making every preparation for an
attack at Holly Springs. The place is be-
ing strongly fortified A rumor here to-
night that they are moving north, is prob
ably ipcorrect. N
People east of Memphis, near German
town, are said to be suffering for the neces-
saries of life. Cotton is their only support
aud this has been all destroyed by guet-
rillas.
The Federals have possession of the Gal.
weston Bay, this is admitted by the Greua-
da appeal.
Re Flanagan iselectsd Governor OF Arkan-
sAs, over Rector. s'is fa M
Lieuti Geo. Willlck,g of the Goth Ohio,
Justin from Bolivar and Jackson says, il
WAS reportedat Jacksou'ou what seemed tc
lbe good authority, that Price had crossed
the HAtchie with $4,000 men and was
marching in the direction of Bolivar
Gen Pillow is also reported in the same
neighborhood with 2, 000men. This rumor
is considered highly probable by military
authority. Ilia ~ ies-
Information from the country last night
represents the guerrillas who lately en-.
camped midway between Germantown aud
Colliersyille as having been seen in full
retreat, closely pursued by Federal Cayal-
~ under Col, Grierson. These guerrillas
were from Kentucky and the Impression
seems to be that they were depredating on
their own hook. rtas1 fq.-5
An accident on the Mississippi Central
Railroad occurred at Duck Hill last Sunday.
Two trains collided causing the DEATH of
80 men and 50wouuded, most of them SOL
diers belongtngato various southern rsgt-
mentS.
The couscriptiou act is SO vigorously en-
forced IN the South that every man, says an
officer just from 5Vicksburgi under 80 years
of age is in tho army. 1stig
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asy-A BAoaAcE Man IssFANrLY KnLEb.

-On Friday evening sbopt seven o'clock a
baggage man on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad named Joseph Burgess, WASH
stantly killed under the following circum.
stances: Hewas assisting IN switching a
train into,ths Cleveland depot, the locouo-
tive and train being on separate tracks, at
tached by rope. He was standing on,the
bumper Of the toward car, to cast off the
rope when the train should. attain sufficient
Roadway to rua Into the depot, and it is
supposed that in doing soshe lost his BAH
ance and ,fetf'forward upon the track, two
cars passing over him, maugliog his body
ID ahofriBle manner, and killing him in
stantly. BE was heardito utter no cry He
was 50 yearsOf age, and leaves wife and
two children, living in Cleveland, HeRas
a faithful, industrious and worthy man,
and much liked by the Company fOrswhom
he had worked six or seven years.
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R~PREsES414IoN OF OAPs.-A preseu-
M Can't O Wp % s9 opawtoF6 y' so 5 Fl
is, we learn, to come off this evening at
the Lucas Market. The capssrs presented
10 the company ysthat sterling patriot, @.
B. Hubbell, Jr., Esq. We expect, TO, see a
large crowd present on the occasion.-lMs-
souri, Democrat.
Capt Crawford is a Wheeling 6oyIa
native to the manor born.
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Rebels whipped in Tennessee.

OAIRo, Oct. Pet The Federal force, mum
beriug 200 men, with one piece Of artillery,
stationed ataWaverly, Tenn, twenty miles
southwest of Fort Donelson, were attacked
20 captured, and alarge number wounded
Our loss 2 killed and wounded.u ~
{ From several sources we learn that there
is great activity among the rebels in the
vicinity of Helena and Vicksburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28

~ THn wEArHER.-A After the dark
rainy, slushy weather of Sunday, which
kept everybody in the house aud out Of
the churches, the bright sun of yesterday
Was particularly pleasant. The snow
which fell on Sunday night was sucked up
by the SUMS rays aud turned into water
before IL o'clock yesterday. The Indian
Summer, from present indications, is not
gone yet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28

BorTHE RIvER-PHosrEcrs or 4 R1sr.
mere were nineteen inches water in the
suInnsl OF the Ohio yesterday, When we
looked at the stream yesterday there vas
very little prospect of rise, though river
men appear to think the heavy rains which
nave recently fallen cannot all be absorbed
Tue dry earth. The Mononghsla had
risen eighteen inches, and the river &. men !,
s9aEg anticipate rise of at least four