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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-04
70 the Voters of Montgomery
County, Maryland.
THE METROPOLITAN PLANNING MILLS
AND
LII -MBER Y a rid
OF
GNn--E q nznr-&En &c.
Coy1o AgcotIn cwn,

4 RE LOCATED UPON THE CANAL, at
IA the l4th Street Bridge, Washington, D.
c., and are particularly convenient for teams
passing out 18th Street by the Piney Branch
road and 7th Street to the counties adjoining
Washington, as well as for boats passing up
the canal
PECULIAR FACILITIES are afforded TO
Farmers by our perfect and rapid Machinery,
Specimens Of the work Of which were exhbi-
ted at the recent Fair, at Rockyille,) which
enables us to fill orders Of any magnitude, with
great promptncss, and 10 have in readiness,
for wagons or boats, orders for Tongued and
Gronvnl and Rahhnlfad
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-04

Big, and the but end, by all means
says one. Cut potatoes, if you want to
economic" says another. at is of no
consequence, says third "They will
rot any way says fourth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-04

9.
l"e hd'"b''y Rerte,g (Whig)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-04
Is A u G H :
RkW-B0NE
SUPER PHOSPHATE or Lime,
ANALYSIS:

: to s Per Gent. Of Amaoua, and
"a Per Cent. Bone Phosphate II Lime.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-04

The London Quarterly (Conservative ,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-04

return to confess that for once Pm mistaken
As muuh as I've known of this world and its
scenes
There's one thing thatsequal to both greens
and bacon,
And that is a dish of good bacon and greens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
YHS ENEMY IN EAsrHRH NORTH CARO-
LIMA.

There Is no longer any doubt that the enemy's
s.-,., in Ras,srn North Carolina are moving on
Weldon with . view Of tapping the railroad as
,hss rotn, We published some days asO A &C.
.oso, ef 9 Axht which took place between shres
.,npsaiss of Ne ae.h North Carolina regiment and
~ sAvanss guard Of the enemy, on Sunday last
I, Nj slgsgsnsat the Enemy Wa repulssd our
.ss bsiys sn killed and twenty nine wounded.
Ls,sr is,slligsaoe furnishes NJ with some fuller
parxsalArv Of he a1vnss, from which It appears
As he eos.y lAnAsd large forces at Washington
"a S..lsy, and adv anesd towards Hamilton and
,ook possession Of taas town. II b reported that
asy destroyed nearly The entire place Their force
nj Hamilton . represented 70 be about 10 coo In
sa,ry, with forty pieces Of artillery, and consid'
.rabs foess o cavalry. rhsy ere aiso reported 10
have anssS Large fores At Palmyra. Halifax GO.
sens " enty-ave or thirty miles from Weldon
osa Psidgrsw commands the Confsdsrate fozce at
g..Asn Tas Yankse sTs Esd to BE- commanded
hy Ger. Postaz.
Thsrs wss Q report In eirtaistiou on Saturday
tssi an epsaSsmAnt occurred n the vicinity Of Tar
koro', Edgseouabs county, on 1hursday Last, be-
tween anzns dx regiments Of n. O. State troops un-
asr the command Of Gov. Vance and Gen. Martin
md about le060 Of the enemy. The Raleigh jour
,s of Saturday saythat this rspor, was Incorrect,
and that nothing Of ths kind had taken place since
It's fght Of Sunday evening.
The impression rsvsils that the enemy is con-
esnuatins his fDesss IN the nsighbmhood Of Will
HAmston Martin county, with the intention CT at
taking some point on the line Of the Wnnin gtou
and Welkon EailroaA-
clspai Oh hom 9oldGboro', dated ten O'Clock
Ysilay night, states that there I'D bssa no Eight.
rg and thA, tbs enemy had rstrsatsl In tie airsc-
ton of Weldon We 10 not sxassly undscstaLd
aow .nsy eoaA east rs.rsstsA towards Weldon.
slsss tte, b ths poirt towards which they were
A1pposAd TO As advancing
latter In the Petersburg l.prss, iron Tar
boro'. dated tAs Sta, says the Yankee army ID
marching upon that town with II 600 troops. The
insusmsUcn "a derived from Yankee Gesrsar.-
7hey ays represented 70 be within fifteen miles Of
the town, and within four miles Of the Ccnfeds-
u0cDA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
fRoCErpzN1s IN TIE CoUxTx.

Mayors Court, Sssxrday, Nsp. Nk-ElizAbeth
Palmetsr was committed In defauit CT surety on
the charge Of essaultins and abusing John D.
Kawk.
George Drew, mulatto. was brought up for sx.
animation for stealing go from VIM. d. Major.
No evidence was offered against the accused, who
has been In prison for several months past. The
ease was contlnu usd until the l7th inst.
William n. Miller. for violent assault on Mae.
duff Liggon was held to bail In the sum Of o2O0
to appear before the Grand Jury for indictment for
misdemeanor. Miller had caused the arrest of Lig
gon ON tho charge Of stealing his hcrss and the
act Of violence complained Of preceded II. Liggon
was acquitted OF the charge by the Mayor.
Nike Roach, charged with getting drunk and
trespsning on the Columbian Hotel, gave security
for his good behavior, and was discharged.
John W. Hutchinson, Captain In the 50th GsOr
gia regiment arrested for getting drunk and acting
disordsrly at the Exchange Hotel, was ssnt before
Gen WindsY.
Dick, slsvs Of Juan Pisani. found with lot Of
Aour and lard. supposed stoasn. was ordered -
stripes.
Vim. wilay wa seat before the Hustnss Court
for examination the charge Of stealing p~lP Of
shoes worth 90 from n. @. 0ordsn 4 Go Thl
shoes were taken Saturday morning. Wiley. Z
half grown lad, sAid hs was born In Jaakso0, Mss
and raised In LouidanA
Martin OBrisn. Pat Doyle, and 11ward Hall
srrssts vasrants. having no viaihlA mean, oi
support gave bail. ana wssS released iron jail
HxataHs Csvs lAabwdev Mss IA spseial
saasiou a Ne Al1sfnan's Ooass Of Hus0noI 80
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vensd to day for the examioa ior of sevsral essss
Of felony sent MP fron1 TIE Mayor. Theso rere
PRESENT Recordsr Csskis, snd Ald,msn Bay Aa
cerson, Tirberlake, Lipsconbe, and Clopton.
James Jone WAS examined for STERLING jsraes
HswfAorn's trunk, and Vent before jude yaE.
for iuRl trial
The examination Of WIN. z. Jones' 9Th Strt' s
carolina res simsnt. for kiliiDg H. STOW, ga Bros7
street, bunday last, was continued On aecauas oi
tas ansehce OF Mr. Crane, prisoners council. Si,f
witnesses In tho case were ali praasnt
Franc q Fawiey, msrin.. was evsrasgsd ind
seat Dsforc judge Lyons for inai tIi4 sr s1ga!,as
99l 70 fre.z John B Randall, 4 sui2,sr b-iosr.ng
TO thu ID fTkansas regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
->e uoRTUBRN vTR0MIA-A RAID Oh
I'm uYH1Y At ERDDNRIWBDUKd

-. Asv, WY little later intelligence Of opera
u.-s =. Northern Virginia % far - We are In.
.,,-.A inAscaticas sssm to justify the conclusion
"a, m slvanss Of the enemy 10 contemplated. II
=. Ia TIA, The corps Of the Dutch General Slgel
$500 the Rappahannock river cn Friday night
~. Considerable skirmishing has occurred with.
= n. las, two or three days In the vicnity of War,
rn.on.
We have intAilig anss Of a Yankee raid upon the
.cvu Of FrsAAriskshurg. Nr. Z. n. Acllsn, who
,n The tswr ahsr eur own troops had retired,
- NIL the enemy were nill In possssGion, has
.,r,.h.A AZ with The following account Of the
raA,
Ahout selock yesterday morning tie enemy Z
..xa,ry, supreseA 70 number some three or four
,,par.d crossed Ne river at Falmouth, Ard dash
a into the town, through Commerce, Main. aud
pr.nesss Anne strsek Our forces in the town
.ons,s.sl Of four companies Of cavalry under 1t
Co, OxitsAsr. and two companies Of the Chesa
~ssis cavalry, OF Col Balls command Colonel
n1.eAsr with hii forse. was Qnartsrsd at the hes
a..l hu.,line near the railroad depot. fhs Aany
.ssueI 90 Be- fully aware Of his position, and At
o,s, charged HE camp, eapturins about twenty
A.. or thirty Of his men The rsnainds. of
sA force nsAs thsir sseape, and Afterwards
%rmst On the cusakirts Of the town, where
!. ash, suEed, the Yankees attacking ,heu-
Meantime the two sompaniss Of the Chesapeake
cavalry, under Lieut. Wexford Corbip, made a
lssA ups. the quad who had Colonel c 3 men
10 charge aal sAeeesdsd in releasing nearly ali of
Asn. bssidss capturing . Yaakss Captain and
Arss privatss In these two akirmishss 1r. n.
,sinks We had Two men killed and oas or two
wpondsd The Yankees had six or seven killed
sal q naay wounded The Yankees captured
sa,s hat their force In shs nsghborhood consisted
a n Ohio ana an Indiana regiment Of cavalry,
n al Aunbsring about $50 men.
hwin ~ paceived by the dispatch Of the Asso-
s.,>A Press received at o'slosk last night sh at
he Town has been evacuated by the enemy, and
that he statement OF numbers docs not BY any
mssns sorr,spsnd with these savsn BY our infor-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

slessagss Of the Governor OF tssas si1
AuLApGxvILLE, Nav. g. Gov. Brswn's annual
lfsee wassrsaA 70 - xssssisasfe on Fs1ss,sy.
he rsfs- principally to topics cf state ipsasesh
Ia special Nssssss hs takes ground rainss ii, !
Conseript law and submits the subject to te leg
islaturs for Actlss.
He slso recommends action on the bubiec.s OF
martial iSw, AAbes, corsas, and mp-esBR.eut ~ ,ri
vsts property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
Ths FKvER In WILAIKGTON-Ther WEI

TN. FKvER In WILMIsGrON.-Thers were
seven deaths in WilmiI gton, ". G., of fsver on
the 9th, and three new cases. fhs Journal ssss
We have the authority of the best Doctors
those longest familiar with the fever-for saying
that persons cannot return here with safety until
after tie Occurrences Of black fros;-such fros5 as
wil. form ice and tbs actual formation CT ice with.
in :he limits OF town will be the only satisfactory
and conclusive test. Whenever such ststs Of
things ID present shall promptly notify the pub
lie snd our ebsen c.tlens, ana heartily ipvi:s
sAern back; but as things now stand We earnestly
request them to stay sway yet faw weeks longer.
They canno. return with safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

RIO1 AT NORTOLK-We learn on good autho.i.
ty that few days ago there was serious riot at
Norfolk, which threatened fearful consequences 1t
appears that a large number Of stolen end runaway
"contrabands," said to be 5000, were collected on
the wharf, for what purpose they did not know
Presently steamer ran alongside and a move
ment was made to embark the slaves. They re-
sisted and protested their unwiiiugness to be
of. yoro- was attempted, aad serious riot was
the consequence. We have not learned ths result
RlLei9A Rs<lst~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
eNRRAL LslMa AID TH1 ENL,gTIkG
pufICULrIis II e0UTHwRsTHRI VIE

eE8RAL Lelaa AID THl IHL,gTIkG
DUfICULrIis II s0UTHwRSTE1I VIE
GINA
Genera Loring has made the following report tc
As Secretary es War relative to the obstacles I,
alleged ~ threw In the wSy of rseraitlag for the
Virginia State Line unAer Geo. Floyd.
RlADes DHr'r WsrERE vnsIsIA.
Charleston, Va, Sept. -, ls0
Hos. aso. W. RMpOLPH,
Ss~&~3 Of Wsr. kiAks0al "a,
Su- observe In the late mssAags Of the Gov
srDor Of he State certain charges that sxoseding
ny authority a. . Confederate snacsr. ! had i'm.
S.osssly and nisohisvously intsrfsrea with the
non Hsoassrtpts N Eoathwss, Virginia, and dsmor-
allied thA militia
Dsprseadng Q eoaNovsrsy With the Governor,
End dsclainiAg accountability TO him for my ofa
sa asta. assA Il proper 70 lay ny action ca the
ahjess before you. In aoeoFdanss with your tsls-
raa Of Angus 18Th, stating persons In the en-
ESoyAsat Of ths Cove nment are not regarded a.
saSs 70 Aslisia DUTY. and directing me ito retain
us0 and fSnit thS question OF liability to be Dc
tGAiosl In . soafsrsnss between the Secretary OF
War and tAs Govsrnor." Issued the following
0sssrL Order of AuSust l7th:
In aesoedAnss with Instructions nom the Decre.
sary of War. pseSoas Ia the employment Of the
SovWlNnt are regarded - not liable to militia
aoos md smploynsots until 1t b otherwise ordered
saa asssrnins1; ;"-and In accordance with your To-
hran Of August H. stating the militia may vol.
0assx hSers snrolins. II they volunteer for three
Yen q Ne waf, thsy are entitled 70 bounty.
A0A yoor httef Of August 3ist, stating " until mus
fss INTO tbs etAts service the militia can voiun.
~ 'an1 VII receive bounty. II nthsy enlist for three
Yssn a Ne was." Issued another General Order,
"Hsn follows: "TAs General commanding an.
s0onsS, eDon sAs authority Of the Secretary Of
~. 70 the militia In this dsparment between -
sna ysaIs cf 49, and not yet enrolled. that they
~ volunteer u ths service Of the Confederate
ssSs>s Tor hrss ysars Or the war, and by 90 doing
w fSsstvs . bounty Of $50" These orders con.
- I'm ~ action On tbs subject rsfeersA to, and in
esn 09s is ssessinly nothing 70 warrant tho state
Eos x Ne Novsrnor that Issued orders to stop
Is -. s.rollnsns u Aonros. Giles, and perhaps.
H. odsy o9srsd 10 the ciiissns suddenly called
20 0e RusNs ssrviss the choice between tho easier
- eslsfsf duties u the militia and the more per-
..s .0sot and immediate duty IN the regularly con-
ssA1sa volunteer army then In the Asld and In the
isos % tas enemy. xhs Governor ssems to desire,
~ ss .aat public Suty b done In an efficient man
- MN that It sAall bs done In his own way, and he
SuxAe:s the people whom As calls to arms when
-o,ss ,eaiss them tbs proud privilege Of becoming
snnAs1. and seeks TO dstain them forcibiy In q
~, noo&h Ct The utmost dignity, yet whose scr
ennporary local, aud Obliged By the laws
'I W. w. LORIHS,
MAJOR General commanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

SHOCKING ACsIDEHr.-A terrible accident oc-
CURED in the vicinity Of Abingdon. Va, on Mon
day evening Three children, soas OF Francis
Smith, were attempting to open q shell with
hatchst, In the basement Of thclr fathers dN cling
when an explosion took plaos, tearing off the foot
and hand Of one child, and driving the hatchet
through bis leg The eyes Of another were put out
and his skull fractured whilst the third was badly
bruised PortionI Of the she'll passed through the
floors aud roof TIE two children frst mentioned
were not expected to survive their injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
TE74 n.{fRAp!TTs! ~


FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 9--Feysnlyiys gza
kees came here so-dsy. They afi th.t s:asr, sssls
daring raid into Maryland Thurgday, esgsallns
$50 prisoners thai tie Demoercts save sp. pi the
North; that England and Fr-1cs bavs recognized
ths Confsdsfac,, and ths: Lord LYONS is 80 in-
strueted
Fhs rad wag most bold end dsiiug
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Prisen lilsss un gssordss, Henry q. Aumfora
Of Baitmors, committed TO tie military prison
Of the kasteTn disIiei. by order OF Gen Yindsg
as suspicious character. 0acrse simmons iss
Delaware rsss, CO q, B Ysnkss asssrt<r; VIZ.
enafsr oS the Qaekle R.nSs-t, deserter, and
J. r kirny, supposed spy, were slso put Ia the
pris0n. Thomas Bradford, srrestsd fer trial
before Court Marital FOX selling liquor, as psrolsd
for lis sDDegrsncs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

iaeNest.--A Irisi.m2n, named Michael HorAn
died one day lat week at the houIs on Broad
street. near the corner OF 9th, # wounds rscsiyed
Il & drunken sprss Al u place known ss Hst.ort's,
kept by Garter g. Roache, In Henroo county, has
mile hsyond the new aims. house. The Jury IF itI-
guest summoned by Coroner SGnxAy, owing to tie
character Of the crowd who assembled on the occa-
don ct tbs skocting ef Horan, were unahl4, with
"a .Asif 1sfussAsG f11sif who aid ths as6o s1Sy
therefore returned verdict that the dsssased came
to his death by shot from . gun In the hands o.
some rerscn unknown. Afssr Eorsa was shot the
fTov0tt detectives br0As up Carter b Reaches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Eaaerasty DisAAarSsi.--We nottsed the fact thst
on last FrdSY, AisI. Bsne. 2sth va; j. Rice, 81
Georg;s aud a IL. Lee, 18th hisa, had bsen ar
rested ana put in Castle Thundsr oa ihs charge OF
pur.oining al.2, belonging to q. Roberts, 9 pa.
tient N General Hospital, No. J, (Bacon g. Rasker-
wills warehouse They we're sxsluineG yas.ef.
day, and honorsbly etschargod-no. ths s,ns.iiss.
particle of proof being p-uduoeo against thsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

thses for tho SolGlers.--Shs appeal In the papers
OF Saturday foc shoes tor me soldiers Iibsrav
responded 10 by Our citizens 1hss day. One lady
who res1 tie appeal ssut her beaver cloak to 10
soia and .1e proceeds applied for the ect ind,
Gated WheA such spirit II shown the soldiers
viii noS io1g lie il want OF shoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Brought to Riehsoad.-3eyenty parolsd Con.
iede ate soldiers. most OF thcn disabled, arrived in
edmond from Atkins Landing yesterday At
that time there were three Yankee boats lying
there, VIZ: John A. Warner, Express, and Hugh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

AvdUsTA, Nev. IA collision occafseJ c. he
Columbia branch of the South Gsroirs 2aljcca3
yesterday, Esa2 Orsngsburg. Li4ut EEaroue~. Of
the Palmetto Guards, was killed
Col P. Phillips and family arrived e. Mob''e On
the Alb, from New Orleans
Mrs. Phillips is ;hs lady who was lz,'l fsoncd by
Butler, for Laughing while the funeral Ct De Kay,
FEDERAL officer, was passing her hoa.e. shseus
fsred much before her release from Ship TslsIGl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10
YANKEE II H!GHLAED.

The statement that . considerable Yankee fox se
sn sisblAnd eounty, about 20 nies from stAun-
tsn, presss TO b correct. These troops are undsr
es command Of Gen, Cox. and have bssa hereto
tore operating u tie Valley Of the KA1awha.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

belonging to tho lst Vermont cavalry, captured by
the 1st North Carolina troop In Warren county. Oc-
tober 26, were brought TO Richmond on Saturday.
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Sale eonduc.aa by Jas. n. TAYLOR q EuS. Au-r
O., n

F51EUS%EES GALE YALU&LLe. ZEAL f-a
L r&TE, a tia eagrsr :, Marsha! AID 5l
Streets, At Auction By yiyt1" s; deed 81
trust exeeused by VIZ. 3ootrrsg5tj ~ ,yi.e L,
;hs syibsorier dated sarn1 lss, 1880 sl5 eor5s
in EicAiugrd Hastinss CCuC: ofieS 20 : th ...s-
rsouestse ny tie ass.guee Of tbs sz~ea.giy os t-t
credit seeurei Sy tes said dsra -lal, eel, .,
pubIe ssssion, upcn iAo pre.laiaaE. TU A4l'A 9
tie llth day OF Nov, 1856, commencing at ac.CrH
p. H., ths cropsrty c0E7ay.G b. sad 4eeG, ne..E II
lot of ground stustaa 81 the Northwest werner oI
Aarghs'i and la streets. fronting - feet o.; -Sr
snA4i street, running back On Isl sse. g. -.
tween parallel i.nss Ia feet to cross l4f t. So.
70 be sold has upon Il 9 brick DrsuI 4 a,h.-
hrprovsLG Fhe title IL believed ep4rfr,.
bs., selling .s trustee snSii COW z with So -c.-
warranty
TERks-onsthird oss;l the .ae- = t. a1t /.
months, for negotiable notes, "a n erss- Is. aet
and secnred oy trust deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Gons-One hundred and ffty Abolition prisoners
Of war sent to varina, under nag Of truce, In
charge of Lieut.. V. Bossieux, on Saturday last
There are now In the Libby prison only about three
hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

aAk A1sT3ous ~ fAY UsITKD eTATss.-Itju
ns Aas tas Baltimore CxeS~. a the sth, puts
e'"n ~ 6sAswhs - Ne result II tAs three statss
Sses" - ~ - bsasl irom n that As.s, Hsv
1s-ssynoU slsstsl esvsrnos 10 Dsnosrsss
"a 1spuhfaaas slssts1 70 Oengsa~ Nsw ysr.
y-fashsr, Dsnesrsk slsstsa 0evuuoe, anA 1
.s U.sossss aad Rspubliaas slsslsd 70 Oougress
:ose-Ax DemoseaAs anl 3 RsDabliaans slssI>A
. OoaOsA 1vu aeuh>fnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Arrssts-Ths following arrests were u,ads dur:-s 4
Saturday and Sunday by tbs city police: Peter
Manning. for picking the pocks ct Of John Il. Leo
nard OF ~ Is and g pair of gloves worth oS q.
restaurant on Wal street. The robbery occurred
at & O'Clock yesterday morning, and the proceeds
we're found on the person of the accused James
Carson WAS Gagged yesterday morning for stealing 8
pair OF boots worth $50, from Lawrence Johnson
and Charles Summers. for stealing pockst-book
containing 3d. a soldiers discharge from the army,
aud other papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Prospset Of L1ght.-The new retorts for the Gas
Works have been delivered and are now being
placed in position There 10 . prospect of the
street lamps being hs usual either At the end Of
this or the beginning Of the next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Cohf1grntf9a Freventsd d-The slsrri of Ere
aSout 70 o'clock Friday Eight was caused by the
foundry OF Mr.: joseph Z Andsrson. on TIA tt.oei,
forner OF canal. catching Gre from the englus. A
lot ef shingles ignited BY the heat Of the engine,
aad :aa Games communicating to . dry plank lead.
ing 70 the calling. the building was il fair way
OF beicg burnt whsa discovered by MesMs Bnrke
ard stewart, who, after considerab'e % exsrton put
on. the flames with buckets Of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Sent On Thomas Garry, youth about II years
Of age, charged with forging pay roll, was exam.
ined besore C.S. Comr Watson, on Saturday, and
sen. On to the District Court for drAl trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-10

Essdpsd Samuel Hilton, mpany O. 18th La.
rsgt escaped from q guard who had him in custo-
dy on Saturday, on the charge Of forging a pay
roll
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Fire The alarm of frs given st q o'clock yes.
terday caused by the burniug partially, II not
wholly. Of three wooden tensments on 1st, nsai
occupied respectively by VIM. Ferguson, OF ths
Ci'y Watch; 8. P. Clopton OF New Kent. and
J5Ln Brieu. The fre originated In the tenenen:
used by the last named a grocery. He seved
TIA greater portion OF his stock The occupants
of the two other tenementa Ais, succeeded In res
cuing their furniture An adjoining house, occu-
pied by Mrs Mary Arnold, was also slightly dam
a
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From Northern Missis p!.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Nov 7.-Ths excitsmspt a1ns5-
qusn: upon the reported advance Of he Abolition
lists has subndsd. They did not come this si's of
Lamar.