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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-10
National Foundry on the Ohio River.

National Foundry on the Ohio River.
Senator Sherman hos introduced bill
appropriatng 100000 for the purchase
Of the necessary ground for the estab.
lishmeut and construction Of a national
foundry in the Hanging Rock Iron and
Coal region upon the Ohio river, be.
tween the functions of the Scioto gnd
Big Sandy rivels with the Ohio, fot ie
fabrication of cannon projecliles aud
castings for military purposes. The par
ticular site within the limits prescribed is
to be selected by three disintl rested
practical iron masters and founders and
two competent ordinance officers, who
shall constitute board to locate the
foundry, purchase grounds, prepare
plans and construct in accordance there.
with, II they are approved by the Sec
rotary Of War, $4,000 are aPpropria,
ted for the expenses of this board. The
superintendent is to be appointed by the
President, and as many workman as the
Secretary of War may deem necessary.
All the appropriations to be expended
under the direction Of the Secretary Of
War.
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A Natiounl victory il Missis,lppi.

CoslSrH Mss, July c. TO g. NJ.
Stanton; Secretary Of War: Official re-
ports are just reee4ed OF brilliant affair
near Bonneville, MISS, OF the l.t. Co.
Sheridan, Of the Second Michigan Cav
alr2, with Two Regiments, 79O men, were
attacked BY parts OF eight regiments of
rebels, numbering AGO, which he de.
feated and drove back, ofter,eyen hons
fghiug W. lost Al Kill wounded
nnI missing. The rebel loss must have
beeu.gfeat, They left IS dead on tho
FIELD.
(Signed,} HALLEcx.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-10

TIE County levy as laid at the last
July Court, is pnety cents or each nth
BILE; and 20 per cent. on the amount of
taxes paid to the State. We are inform
ed that more than one hall of the cur
rent expenses of the past year was for
The support ofthe poor. This should
not be.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-10

TIE admission of West Virginia as q
State. is postponed for this Session of
Geagyess,, by one vote in the Senate
This settles the question tOt The present
4, least, and it may be for the future.
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The editor OF tho Louisville Journal
ought 10 be ashamed. Hear him: "Be'
ware, oh ye rebel women, least the fierce
FIRE in your bosoms set in blaze the cot
ton in the same charming region
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-10

Tug gentlemen who were SO much
alarmed lest the Union soldiers shonld
treat the, New Orleans females impoIite-
ly, may have their npprehensiOns excl
ted in behalf oil the Charleston ladies'
The Mercury gives a. bad account of the
chivolry. 1t says: at has repeatedly
happened in the last few days that ladies
have been rudely accosted and insplted
by soldiers IN the public thoroughfares'
In some instances ouiroges of the most
Aagrant character have been committed
with perfect IMMUNITY, by men wearing
the uniform of the Southern volunteers"
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..gur weather has Ueen most insutfera-
bic hot for some days past--too hot in
fact Tor aaythias. and. The editor will
therefore make no apology for his short
comiugs.
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LATEST reports from Norfolk says '0a'
Yankee traders, fortunate enough to o.
tain permission to soil goods, arc making
fortunes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14
TEL LEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST NORTHERN REpoR rs.

1RkDsRIcKsBURa, Nov. 13.-Northsrn dates to
the llth Instant have bsen rscsfved.
Gen. Mcclellan has been removed and irnslds
u In command Of the Army OF the Po,smac TIE
reasons for this are MeOlellans refusal to advance
and the Harper's Ferry commission Ting ssnsussd
him In their official report.
The Scotia has arrived, with Lord Lyons and
Simon Cameron among tha passenger
No Cabinet council was held In England as sum
nonsd on the 23d Of October. 1t was po IS. poned
indefinitely on the m,rning Of the ed.
The London zs~ss says that sir O. O Lewis ex
pressed the opinion Of the 1nglish Government.
1hs communication Of the French Minister rela
ted to mattsn at Kew Orisans. and was no: likely
TO lead to apy somplicstlona
'1on." the Washinston correspondent of th.
Baltimore Ssx, says thAt Lord Lyons will visi
Richmond In ten days.
Cameron thinks there will bs Intervention By tn,
meeting Of Parliament. He says that the Oonfsds
rates are getting nset ready in Inslish po-ts Il
attack New York
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their plans woul1 b visited with sopdisn punish
nsnt. We must infsr thsa thisvine and scSbins
w. u the bottom Of Ne affair.
several psssoas have been hung In ursyron county.
md among than Dr. Lively.
sRsa TAYLOR, DursaR, AND GOV. wrcxIIrrs.
letter frou . lady residing near St. Francis
vile to her father In Shreveport. says,
"0ov: wiskli6e was ssps By Gen. Taylor with
Q aae OF trnes 70 lew Orleans TO sss Gen Batter
On the H.assippi rtver Ae wsuld hang what pris
onsn he had In bic po0e0son. Gov. Wicklifs
ssw Gen. Dotlsr and told him what Gen. TAYLOR
eaM g. Butler replied 10 Gov Wickli0e, "fou
eenns.ss IN Rev Orleans ana hane unti rot TO
1sophh. cf entl think I have satisfastion ~
And then he asksA Gov. ". what were the deprs.
aatisae that had been committed Wiekllns nsn.
dia moi know bayou Sara waa burned. and asked
Who burned Il ". TOLD him Captain Porter, Of
The 8oex. Hotler then called Porter Ia the
pressnse of Wickf2e, and asksd him why he
he sent a Boats crew Of msa On shore, % and shsy %
wsfe 0red on BY the citissns and several Of them
wounded. He then burnsA the town Butler said
he done e.assly right Ane. Wieklias had com.
into sonverSstion. Weili1s asksd Buuer Whv %
The North did not make peses with the South; that
they know very we'll they never could sonqusr The
south Bsslsr rep!sed, that IL was merely sues
tion Of time that the horth was eighteen millions
strong, ana tbs South only eight On Wiekliffs's
Ring 70 take lesve Batter rsQasstsd him 70 walk
aFcend the city told him As weaid place no r..
Rrafnt oo HIM whAtevor. And entrested him 70 10
md - some q his lady frenAs and TO ask thsm Il
hs VA the brute hs was represented to be In the
nswPapsfs outside the city. He told Wicklife
700, Mat he intended 70 make us see dehts thii
winter; that We AaAn't seen anything ySt h
aaks4 Wisklf6s when As intended leaving the city
solA hin - soon - he got ready to leave 70 lel
him know, 0l he would have Q steamboat In readi
~ 70 convey hin to any point he wishsd TO 90.
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Csaas~fsisiaS cs.fetsra.s Treasury Nstes.-Ds.
tsc'ives Washington Goodrich and 10 Crsddosk
arrested yesterday several slaves among them four
named Disk, Oliver, Henry Smith, owned by Mr.
Caskie. and Jim Stuart, owned by H. J. Oorville, on
the charge Of stealing blank sheets Of genuine Con.
federete notes ffom room In tbs Custom-H House,
and afterwards filing up and passing the same as
genuine. Several days since Detective Goodrich,
who ia IN tho employment Of the Treasury Depart.
ment, vas informed that genuine notes, with ooun.
terfeit signatures had been put In circulation by
some means, which he was requested to ind OUT
Becoming convinced that the sheets were stolen
BY somebody having access to, and knowisdee Of,
the building hs secretsd himself for several nights
In the room where the notes were kept, and was
rewarded on Wednesday night for his trouble By
the entry OF tbs thief who be Immediately grabbed,
aud found to be servant employed In the building
In attending on tho Presidents office. This fellow
'psaeheE' on some ct his comrades named above,
who were taken in sastody put In jail ard y iii be
carried before O. 8. Commissioner Watson to-day
for examination: The s.oien notss are of the de-
nomination Of So printed in soutn Carolina
Those of them pat In circulation heA the names of
the sgners traced By one Of tho cutss of tie gang
The name Of Il. o. Keesee,' on tho ous we saw,
was exeeated with tolerabe accuracy.
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from uoRrHIlN VIRGINIA.

~. have sothins frco Ne army which ws aEs
.So..A 10 regard - entirely rs'iasls' sA.rsw were
,,.r Of r,pora ia sirsulatioa y0tsfday, bst
~.u scunAsd hey nay b Ne ars unable -
-. e.s report says .Aas osn. Jaskspn haA .
-, v,.h he enemy a snssksr's Gap % nsnAay'
= ~s,sh b dsssAssd them. aaA ocs.sssA tAaa 1eias.
y ~. b. h,e, IN fmportns position has besn
- spA wAssh nay u ins slost . esosral -.
..-,,.o. much sces.s sAn Aas sssn sassisassA.
-, n. .xse,t,sn II - tn = ~ lswsss - b
-. ma Edo Ms0ta2ns o. he vlrUsnia ~ q
~ pc%o~so aal = sAoat - nfla ahovs laY~'s
,.ry. rss tsrnpihs rsaA hsn WhsAssss -
,..tbu-s, and o. ~ Alszaadria. Deso sArossA
~, eso Il ~ ssassA some days aso h sha
nr,hSn papers that n had been osssyss1 b ths
.,,uy If Hbs % sAss n 10 now h posss.soa d
,.r sorsss, ws may rsasoashly sxpsss that he -
.uy ~tl retire n The d'r'e''on Of he Potomac. q
~ r.sr would b ssrioualy thrsatsasA.
rr.m he RAPpahannosk We have asahina
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munition for small arms the work Of which was
performed BY young ladies and boys and girls. Tbs
lower Msry was devoted to the preparation Of ahsl
etc The accident originated Ia the latter depart.
menh and was caussd By picking q shell. The
walls Of the building we're entirely demolished and
the woodwork Instantly set in blase. and 20 In.
tense WAS tie hest, aud the danger ffom the con.
tnued explosion of ths shelis in the building the
nre reached them, that Il was impossible, up TO the
time the train laf, to render assistance to the
unfsrtu mates surviving the explosion II thsre were
Aoy. For tho same reason the exact loss could not
DO ascertaned. but the scattered remains Of some
thirty that were blown to q distance had been col.
lected.
1hs explosion was distinctly heard at Canton
In the city its effects were visible Ia every direc
tion. Shattered windows, several squares distant,
fttested it, destroying force At one tims II WAS
feared that frame building. short distance from
the scene In which large amount Of powder WAS
stored, would be Ared By the heat Of the exploding
sheis, but mp TO onr latest advices II had escaped
The lamentations Of those who had relatives and
friends engaged In the building are represented to
have been heartrendins. and continued up to the
departure Of the train. Not one WAS known 70
have escaped from the building, yet An anxious
hope was pervading the entire community, thou.
sands OF whom were interested, that some oas was
unipjursd, and consequently q friend saved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

TAS. g.. BAILIE 4 BRO offer for sale as their
eN CARPET and OIL CLOTH Warerooms, SO6
Bread street, AuguS6, 0A, full assortment Of the
following Goods:
English Velvet CARPRTINGs
Brussels do;
Nenidan do;
Hearth RUGS; Door MATS;
Carpet BINDINGS;
Stair OARPEfINGS and Stair RODS;
Cocoa HATTIu0S and HASSOOKS;
White ana Red Cheek India HATING;
Window SHADES (in all nseE and Trimmings
Floor OIL CLOTHS, and 9 yards wide;
Heavy Sheet do, IL and 10 feet wide;
Worsted DAHASK and Satin DHLAINkS;
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Cornices, Loops, Tassels, Gimps &c;
Wall Paper, Borders, Fire Screens;
Straw Brooms, Tacks.
ALSO
|, Seven fine PIANOS of Chickering's, Dunham's,
Stodsrd's, and Fischer make.
Fer sale by JAS. 9. BAILIK 4 BRO,
no l1-lm Augusta, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

TAo condition OF the "eontrRbAndS," wharevSI
they have collected during The war, appears to be
the ssroe-aad sd enough 1t u A correspondent,
OF the indianapolis stste Jsx%sAl, writing from
Cairo. gives This account Of the negroes {or me.
nagsris, a. he ssys,) there collected:
While waiting this morning for boat concluS
ed to 60 10 the menagerie-A real show, the ami
mals Of which are partly Gagged and partly lying
around loose IN md about the old barracks over
oo the bank Of tas Hieisdppi Such sight! old
mon and older women, heads a white a wool and
more kfnky-babics. from week old all the way
Up TIL VOC big 70 be babies sll half clad aud
Gstressingly dfrty-it b the elephant we got in
ton. Moro than two thousand Of these wretched
beings have been sent here by military authority
to prevent starvation These are "oaptives Of
war" most of them having been abandoned by
their former masters, IN and about Ourinth, Iuks,
and Bolivar. Some are from Curtis's operations -
They have fallen into our hands In spite of ouI
military policy to preserve the status Of slavery,
and their numbers are daily tncreadng. There Is
corn and cut tho winter weeds-so great that
Northern Illinois II complaining that the farmers
IN Southern Illinois gobbe up Ill the best fast q
hey come. Men are here every day for hands.
passed among them - an Illinois farmer. my army
hat snswsrng capital purpose IN the game.
proposed TO hire . man. "Dun no, sab. Where
you want me to got What you gim go" Going
up 10 tDo uub1cet WoIuAu b8W, pIOpOBoO 70 noT.
Cant 60. sahi rs got four babies I" well III
take your babiek" "But Ps got Q husband ~
well, I'll take your husband, too" "But dar's
old granny, can't leave her." why, can't YOU
20, too, granny 20. master, rs In hopes some
days II viii please Dc good Lord 10 give me back to
old master" tried dosen or more and found
uuderiying the hopes Of most Of than was IN ult
mate return to their native land The one refrain
WAA-
''Oh, carry ne back I"
Their local attschmsnt 10 unsonqusrabls, and
thsv seem utterly unreeonclied to separating the
families An over nguins friend ef mine, ply
noian, spoks 70 me the other day TO prosure . suit
able boy for hin. who, after serving reasonable
tams q hostlsr, could b put TO the science of
physistnR. ] concluded 70 get the boy here
Sat yos sushs to have seen the whites OF
their eyes and their ivory when suggested study.
Ing 70 b dos.er. The bursting Of bombshsll
would hardly have produced greater eonstsrnation.
1hs fasts here and the facts everywhere bid US
look ths subject fairly In the faes. Until the time
comes Whsa these eaA return TO their homes ID
peace and freedom, they mast be managed here.
and 70 DO this some system Of apprenticeship
must - adopted. 1hsss creatures havs neither
the inteligsnes nor the integrity necessary to een
rasting wisely for their own labor. One man
asked elS pr month the year round. another 90,
Ard yst phnanthropists- 80 eall>d-dssirs 70
tas1 fFss aal thss deprive them Of shs,r natural
protssGioo md sAAltse four millloos Of tsss such
Sslags, bginGiDS lssalatiea aDoa bob whites anA
blAAks.
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su sunday iass gunboas Of Ne snsmy asss.dsd
-. Tar RVS TO within ons ons of Grssnviile, PITT
,,,.p,, whsre I, stopped md ka,adsrrsa some n
-s,rry 70 q aas boat, which moved - 70 The Town,
s.s without erposfttc1 o. fssastaes, the party On
se.rd slout eighty IN uunbw. took pcasssaon- -
qs.y remained tn the town sons Ne hou,, Guzt,e
.s,.n I'm. they psrsal,y asssroysl shs sr4Aes
.eros rs nvG, Ga retired. snytae OF With tAsa
x,p. ss Ne ds,ssns Of The plass. Ths tows h aov
Ia pos~.to. Of %, icrsss. sad an b 9utsA
o., vsnse . lid 70 ~ t1 Dosssssloa Of slRsial
hx assass iAsa the Yaakso have lsls YiynoakA.
Tlsy are rsporssl 70 have made for 1owan nv9,
spd shh, ,ak % h connection with thsir withlrswa
f,a sresrvls hss sivsa rtye 10 the suzpieaon tAs.
,ss,x rssi atm "a Weleon or Petersburg.
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RALEIGH, nov. 13-Ths Yankee force which
lately threatened the line Of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad consisted Of the following regi
ments Of tnfaatry: The 5tb. 24sh sd, S5th, 9Th
and 44sh Massachusetts, the 9Th and 0th Ccnne cti
cut, tho 9th New Jsrssy the 9Th Rhode Island, END
Hswkins's Nousves, with three others not known
They had thirty pieces Of artillery, and Ave com
paniss Of cavalry, al! under MAJ Gen. Foster
They were from Newbern Fort Macon, Roanoke
Island, aLd Warrington, and are believed to have
returned to their old posts. AZ thsy fell back TO
wards Plymouth they destroyed sll the bridges or
the Roanoke
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

TXEOUTRIXS SAL1 OF VALUABLE LAND,
~ CROPS, STOCK, Ac.-I will soil at public
auction. 70 the highest bidder, oa TUESDAY, the
18th day Of November next. IL fair; If not, tho
next fair day thereafter) the desirable granite
FARM known ~ "Lceust Hill." containing 504
acres lying in the county of LOUISE on the waters
Of Hickory Greek, adjoining the lands of Richard
@. Bibb, James L. Rein, DR.. Wn. 1. Gillespie and
others. This Farm Ia considered to be one Of the
finest In Virginia producing tobacco Of the finest
texture, wheat corn, and oats. In abundance, hav
ing about 1e0 acres Of the finest low gronnda and
the balance in q high state Of Improvement, beins
we'll set In clover. This land Is In q dns and
healthy neshborhood, seven miles north Of Lo,:iss
Court House, nix miles northeast Of Trsvillisn
Depot, and twelve miles east Of 0Ofdonsvllle mte
IMPROVEMENTS consist Of large and convenient
Dwelling and all necessary out buildnga deem
. further description unnecessary, "a those wishing
u purchase can examine II before the day Of sae
Terms accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. ANN T. VOOLFOLK.
Rxec'x Of VIM H. Voolfolk, decd
P6.-Auy communication addressed to JAS q.
VOOLFOLK, Louisa Court House, In relation to the
above, will meet with prompt attention, he having
the full power TO oct for me.
oe l5-tds 4. 4 VOOLFOLK Adnr.
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H< ARTIFICIAL fIKTH-THI CHROPLA9
~ TIC AND vULOANIT1 PROC1S6.-0. ".

~ ARTIFICIAL f1KTH-THE CHROPLA6.
~ TIC AND vULOANITE PROC1S6-0. ".
JON1S, DENTIST, having the right for the above
mode Of making Teeth. and being satisAed Of IL
absolute superiority over al other methods, can
with confidence commend 1t to those desiring full OF
partial sets Of teeth, and especially such u may BE-
dissatisfied with those they arc now using. Ths
perfect adaptation Of the plate to the mouth, and
the suction thereby secured enables him to insert
ono or more teeth eltAoss slasps This method hav
Ing been adopted by those standing highest In the
profession Horth and South, testimonials viii b<
gwen and specimens exhibited to those wishing to
them Sets Of Teeth, on gold or any other plate
Filling, Cleansing Extracting, and all other opera
sions, gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth *
Il acted by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
-~ Office on Main street, opposite Corinthiaz
q dc lily
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DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE Y. n. c. A. }
AND LADIES SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
Richmond. October Gath, 1862
W. CLOTHING POR THE ARMY.-The Com
~ nttse will receive a! their depot corner Of 10th
and Bank Streets whatever contributions in cloth
ing such IS blankets coverleta Shoes socks, coats,
PANTS shirts, &C. the citizens may furnish for the
purpose, and forward them wherever they are most
needed.
The citizens are reminded Of the Importance Of
doing all that they can for the comfort and health
Of our defenders in the field
&C 25-.s VIM. p. AUEEORD, Chairman.
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Prisoa Itesas Only five prisoners were srousht
70 the Libby prison yesterday. Two belonged to
the lo.h Connecticut regiment and were captured
in Williamson. N. Q on the 10th the other three
were found On the llth inst, while making their
way through Matthew'S CO. fhey belonged to the
l39th regiment New York vols They claim 70 be
Each v as dressed in neg gro clothing. having swap
ped their uniforms of for that kindOs toggery
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w. n. H STARBUCK, NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ and AGENT FOR CLAIMS againstthe Con.
federste BtateA Ofacs. at tho oflics Of 4 b. Dib-
rell, Commission Merchant, Ghockos Slip, Riah.
mend, Va
Having bean a clerk under ths old Government at
Washington, D. c. for some fourteen years, the sd-
yerssr tenders his services TO the legal representa-
tves of deceased soldiers, and all others having
claims against the c. & Government, with entirs
confidence In his ability to prosecute them to q
speedy and satisfact.ry adjustment. Address
II. n. SfARBUOK,
oe2-1n% Box e43, P. O., Richmond, Va
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NnssSspAA-1As sxDasAa a - asaaA q Jsak,
~, Nh. - ~ Osh inek. ~ beea nDtiesA TAs
0Sna1a ADys1 savss
II ballAhg eseaSls1 NJ l1P twoseeey
Atak, 1psmsRiy ssa1 . ~ sahoe1 hessA ths
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


At bis Law Office and Collecting Room liz Main
street, attends to all professional business arising
In any Of the Courts hsd In Richmond city or Cd
joining counties; also, to city collections and the
claims against the Confederate States-the pay.
msnt Of which Il provided for BY the Army Regu'
Isslsns or any act Of Oongrsss-prosecuted TO pey'
msnt OK placed In the most eligible condition for
and occupation Of grounds loren for sucsmpmsnts BY ths
Confederate States Army; - Ion Of impressed
negroes, whether by escape or death, while en-
ployed by tho Confedrate States the loss Of other
property 20 impressed al unsettled or unoertiaed
accounts agAinst the Government, State or Oonfed-
crate claims arising IN the Court Of Claims, OF
under the 6equsstzstIon Law, ETC., sct.
oc 9@l2%
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Trial Of OraaaAes --G'he immense cannon lately
fabricated a. the Tredegar Iron Works for q special
purpose, needless mention. tested yesterday
near the City Water Works With the most satisfsc
tory results. The stsr Is capable OF doing eny-
thing any othsr cannon can, whether ankee
made or otherwise
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Arrests.--Ths city police arrested yesterday
Elizabeth, slave of Mr L Siratton, and Laviris
Trent, free negro, without papers, for tzespassng
on ths HenIingsea Hospital a white man named
George Brown was taken Ia custody by Officer
Crone. Of the dsy polee, for urging horse at
lawful rate Of speed. Blown was intoxicated at
tha lima
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Episcspal General Council-Town Destroyed
BY the Yankees
AUGUSTA, Esv. 13-The Protestant Kpiscopal
General Council assembled here esterday.
The Savannah RsPsblies1, of this morning, says
that two Yankee sunboats entirely destroyed the
town OF st. Marys, Ga on sundsy last. The
Yankees attempted to land, bu. were repulsed by
The Conssds dsrates, aad they Afterwards destroyed
she town
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w. Vt. CRAWFORD, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, will prosecute claims against the Con
eeders.e States Government Particular attention
will be paid to those Of deceased soldiers.
Richmond, Va
RIFEREECEs.-Prof ]. B. Minor, University of
Va. Senator A. G. Brown, Miss Danl Radclif,
Richmond, Va oe4-lm<
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D"~t~.-The only prisoner put in Castle
Thunder yesterday was Charles Grace, lately be
fore tbs Mayor for disorderiy conduct who is
claimed a a deseIter from company l. 18th vir.
ginia regiment. Grscs Was sent rp to the Kappa
hammock some time since TO hsIp build bridge
but left without permission and turned up in Rich
moud as the hero of q muss
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YxCIrKNN7 Az sTAUH1ON.

Pssssasrs BY the Oentr al train last evening 70
,c. hat sunsidsrsbis excitement pssvsfh ct Siam
tun csused BY rumon that the Ysnkess 9e "a.
vsnstas on that point from Monterey. h Highland
esun.y n "a stated that I've thousand, sonAstfng
Of txnty cavalry. and artillery. were .. the lat
ssr potn, on fuesday, but this nuubsr n probably
~ s1aesra,ioa Th~s no 6oubs force Of he
s,emy there, bat bow lArse I: Is Impossible - ny.