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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. l3-0sn. Forrest had .
skirmish with the eaemy on Fraak!in turnpike on
Tuesday, In which hs killed 20 and wounded so or
60 The enemy being largely reinforced, Forrest
Grew of by The road 10 Lsvergre.
General Kirby Smith ID quite iudisposed In this
city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

Ls41Gi Coatributton.-The workmen IN S G.
kobinson's arms factory, OF his city, have cub.
soribed 1886 to the fund for purchasing shoes,
blankets, etc for our soldiers They raised the
funds without solicitation and sent the money to the
collecting committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14
NIDIOAL CARD.

~ OfFIC8 TKxCTIUk
DIR. PLUME Of the old Medical House, conhsel
himseH mainly 70 An of1es practice, On Tranklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and diag
onally opposite Odd Iellows' Hail. where skillfdl
and confidential treatment may be obtained on r0s-
sonabls terms. Those who have been exposed to
certain CONTAGIOUS Ilnsnts, are invited 10 eall
early.
Communications BY mail, or otherwise, prompey
attended to. Office opsn from 9 A. II. TIL r. Il.
my 4-U RICHMOND VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

Aeosdsst On Wednesday night, q slave named
Noses. owned by e. q. Chalkley, had several Of
his ribs bsoken. on Mayos bridge, by being run
over by dray. He was trying to avoid an i'm.
petuous dragoon, who was urging his stesd over
the bridge at full speed, and In stepping aside on
one Of the projecting pieces Of the bridge he miss
ed his footing AID fell. ard the drsy passed over
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

Prsissaorlay The proprietor o! the "varieties'
gives te aztiTe proceeds OF to nights performance
TO the committee now engaged In collecting money
to buy shoes and clothing for the soldiers. Tha
play on ths occasion is the "Uunchbsck" and q
fayorite afLer pie.e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

LsERAL A1PKoSuArfoE.-ThsC County Court
Of Bote,ourt at IT. meeting oa Monday, appropsia-
,,e ,hs ssrl gun Of 9%e ~ for the hsnsat sf tie
families cf sold isrs from that county.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

CHOKS, EHOES.-We have Just received at the
- old stand of Putney e. Watts, No ll3 Main
sfeet, large lot of SHOES consisting in part Of
Ladies' Cloth Caters, with heels
Ladies' xorocco and Kid Gsiters, with heels.
Ladies' Calf CATERS, with hesls, single and
double soles.
Gents Calf 0aiterS, with heels, single and
double soles.
Mems Heavy BroSsns, and
Servants Shoes MASON l. YANOEY
NO 7-6t$ 1l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

Arrisal Of Sick aud Wounded Sstdiers-Orsr one
hundred sick and wounded soldiers arrived from
Gordonsvi'le esterday via Central railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

Edw. B. scarborough, member Of the Texas Se-
nate, was assassinAted In tia. State on the 55th
ultimo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

TANOVRR LAND FOB SALH.-I win on
III MONDAY, the 94th Of November, offer for
sale my FARM. containing SOFT acres. at public
auction. This land lies In the upper end Of the
county 3 miles nom Richmond, four miles above
Negrofoot. ons mile below AorriIs post cfhee. on
the Louisa roaA, adjoining the lands Of Major VIM
Ielsou, COaklanA,) WIN. ]. Oarpsntar, and others.
THIS Farm y REGARDED one OF the best In this see-
tion, sminently tobacco farm. Having on It over
100 acres of original oak growth, and about 200
acres secondary growth OF oak. hickory, dogwooA.
and pine, - 70 % years old. sloplns down 70 New.
found river Persons Wishing 70 invest the eur
rensy In opunsthing real ars invited 70 come and
examine thas property bsfors Tho day q sale. Hav
Ing IN abun1anes Of timber, II con BE- easily divided
20 q to maks two farms. CIV Ing both front on ths
Louisa rood, ax miles south Of Beaver Dam depot
no l3-oee HUGH BROWA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

vTNHE GREAT VIRGINIA RBMEDY, AND NO
HUABU4.-PBTRR66 INFALLIBLE R14.
DY FOR GOHORRHGA AND ALL SECRET
DIsKASER-This great American remedy, con-
tanning no Mercuria Balsamic properties, exeels
everything heretofore offered the public, In Its
rative restorative, and renovating powers and tho
medical world arc astonished when told that the
above remedy will cure the shove diseases and
.confounded when they have ocular denominations
of the facts. But the proprietor, who has known
sof the remedy for twenty odd year, has knewn OF
perfect health and all other cases Of shorter dura
tion to be restored, without single exception aud
therefore challenges any case OF 0onorThes which
the remedy will not cure, provided the directions
are carried out with prudence on the part OF the
patient; and any one purchasing half adosen bottles,
and using accordingly. In bis her cas-, he guar.
antees . perfect cure and In case Of failure, VIII
furnish additional medicine; free Of charge TO COM
plete the cure, through his agents; and cure win
be effected without inoonvenienee 70 the patient.
Sold by APP1RSON DUPUY, No. Sol Broad
street. and o: A: sTRECK1R, Main street, Drug
sisu, agents for the city of Richmond.
Price per bottle. o; sxprssass, from Is 70 80
eta oc e0ms
DRIMsToHl, Ooppssas, Gum Arabic, Blas
~ - a. 4. soDfKzR CO.. Druggists.
non No. 10 Main street.
D5ARL sTARCH-of the pursss quality: for
N1AD1 4 BAKERS Drug Store,
noN ls6 Main st., corner above r. o.
D9OsPHORUs, PROsPHORU6-A large lot
i Of Phosphorus for sale by
4. BODEKRR 4 CO.. Drusgists,
no IA No. 10 Main street.
FTNOOTH-BRUoHD6, Ae.-Fins Tooth Combs,
Hair Hrushss Pocket Combs. foe sale By
A. DODXE8 4 CO.,
NO Il No 10 Main otroot
"OP1, HOP0, HOP0-Juse received By
H no. IL Jas 7. DUvAL
,VOG0xyXkz9N EY1-j10s FSeslvsd 81
20 N JAO. p DUVL
TS01NC1 OF OO1TN-ysA sssstyeA b
M 10 Il jas ,. OUVkL.
nLI0TIR0f0 OUTN1MT. powdsss1 O0hs1s,
II HoW6seoA OantAasi1oa, 0hloe olog0. 1ee esoAo
s. (no III yAA =. 0UvAlA
'.TYXUlIIl1. 6EXU18dl0 % u
NJ noN A4 u OVAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

TxOHABGE HOTEL. IN RICHMOND. VA,
~ FOR 6ALR At AUCTION. The under.
signsd, committee appointed for the purpose ct 3
meeting OF the Stockholders of the Exchange Hotel
Company. held on Monday, the 10th day Of Novem.
bss, 1862 In pursuance Of the dh ections given By
vote then unanimously adopted, will offer for ssls
et public auction, on the promises, On MONDAY.
the 2ath day Of Hovembsf. 1861, beginning at II
o'clock, that very valuable property known a. The
Exchange Hotel, In tho city Of Richmond State Of
Virginia The lot fronts 40 fest on the south line
Of FRANKLIN street, and back about ITO fee: on
the east line OF 18th street, and IL surrounded by
broad and convenient alleys.
The Hotel building b ono Of the most comforts.
ble and elegant In the Confederate States, having
shout 40 rooms embracing saloooa drawing.
rooms, dining halls, of1oes bedrooms, kitche NJ,
gas, water. and every other arrangement adapted
to promote the convenience Of guests. II dssirs.
ble the vacant lot IN the will be sold separate
~. Tho property IL subject to . ground rent Of
e20.S0 per annum, payable quarterly. to be in
creased by the sum Of $50 per annuul, likewise
payable qaartsrly after tbs death Of Mrs. AM
THRAs.-0a0 900 in cash; balance upon q credit
Of l. g. and years, from the day Of sale, with in
tersss payable semlannualy, the purchases 70 give
negotiable notes FOR the deferred payments Of pin
cipN xnd interest, 70 be secured by lien on ths
property; or cash for the whole purchase monsy
at tho option Of the pu, chaser.
?xSis = isES;zs. Committee.
B. T. HOWIBON,
BY order OF stockholders Of Exchange Hotel Go
Sale conducted BY GoDD,N L. APPERsON. Aucts
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

BUSINESS NOTICES
w. RICHMOND AND DANVILLR RAIL
~ ROAD-The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company will be held at the Office OF the Company
on WEDNESDAY, December 10th.
J. D. BLAIR Auditor
FORM or POWER OF ATTORNEY.
Know all men by these presents, that -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint -
Attorney for -, and In - nAms
TO vote on all questions that may be brought before
the meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company, to be held ct
-, on - the - day Of -, or at any
adjourned meeting thereof, hereby ratfyng all the
acts of said Attorry in ths premises ss fully
as If - were present and voting in perSon.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto If.
fixed - hand this - day CT -
E Whig, inquirer, and Examiner, viii please
coDy no 11-tdm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14
IDEAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE
n, COUNTY or FLUVANNA.--Thes subscriber

DEAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE
h, COUNTY OF FLUVANNA.--The subscriber
having decidsd to settle his family In q sOutharn
State, offers for sale privately his tract of LAND
located In said county, four miles South of Pal
myrs and within two miles Of the Rvanna i'm
provement, upon the waters Of Cary creek. con-
tanning 80 acres, and adjoining the lands Of Robt.
q. Payne. Benz O. Anderson, and Others About
$50 acres are In original growth, and tho balance
cleared and well taksn In clover. The dwelling
house has recently been burnt, bus the Kitchen.
ouarters barns, &c, are good. 4 crop Of wheat
has been seeded upon tho laad
II the said Land should not be sold before MON.
DAY, the lst day Of December next, II viii then
(f fair; If cot, the drst fair day thereafter) be
sold at public auction; at which time will also be
sold the personal property, consisting Of the crop
Of Corn, Tobacco, Hay, Osts. &c, Horses, Mules,
Mich Cows, 8 Sheep. Q good lot Of Pork Stock
Hogs, ke
day Of Gala 01O L ANDERSON.
NO lo-4t~ Fork Union. Eluvanna co.. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14
ID EUEIvBR'S SALE OF ABOUT aSeo AQll
III OF VALUABLE COAL AND YAR10
LANDS, IN HEHRICO, ABOUT T1e NIL

n OF VALUABLE COAL AND YARM0e
LANDS, IN HEHRICO, ABOUT T1u Muk16
ABOVE THE CITY OF RIOHH0lD.-By v1Etnf
Of decree Of the District Court Of ths Co0fe6DeqA
States of America for the xastern Dbtxios q VI
ginia, pronounced on the I'D Of Ostobsr, looo.
shall a. the Receiver of the Court, proceed - sel
at public auction, at the Springfield Pits, b 10
rico county on THU RbDAY, the 9Th of Dees0hs
1862, commencing ct IL O'Clock l. Il, u ~ q
not tho first fair day thereafter. the valuable Pc
perty known ~ TIM ePRIN0Hl1LO md DEP
RUN COAL PITS, containing, according 70 s1r-
vey now being made, about 3 800 aereA Il w0 -
subdvdsd into several parcels % q 70 0ou - -
best sdvantsge. Tins. on the south o6s a tAe
Tkres-C hoped road thsrs win b ooa1 0ooe q
about 40 acres part Of which u In woods; - ~
south ride Of the Deep Run turnpiks, axto04l1e
back to the Three Chopped road there VIII - soa
said turnpike viii be sold about 1000 aArss - .
track to Hungary station. On the raet tAsro , Q
large and excellent dwelling, together with ssvssai
other buildings, used and occupied by the mfAses.
There vii, be sold several other tracts va1yhg Ao6
3CO to 500 acres each, on two o( which thare ~
several buildings The plot and survey can - oeoG
at the Office Of Messrs 9oddin 4 Appersoa h :
ew dsyA
The particular attention of sapltalsts md s4AaR
Ii called to the foregoing sale, - baade0 the oA
valns Of the coal land, they are also valuable Se th
large quantity Of wood and ambsr on tho0. ut
for farming purposes.
TERMs-One third cash balance at twelve -:
twenty. four months fer negotiable notes h1eges
sided aoa title retained till further order e( u.
Court HENRY l. BROOKA Receiver, IA
Gale By GODDN 4 APPGRsOn, AnetA - ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

4 MOTHER FRESH STOCK OF 6HOHs-
n SEQ pairs Ladies' Heeled Congress CATERS
100 psirs Women's Heavy Boottees. 100 pairs
Mons Sswed, Scotch bottom, Shoes Also, . good
many other shoes; al of which viii be sold vary
reasonable Call soon at
n. GUNsT'B Boot aud Shoe Store,
no 3-6t* 1e3 Broad st., between 5th and 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

UBSTlTUTxS WANTHD-I wish tos hire
- three Substitutes, for which willing to
pay high piice for such ~ will pass. Call at
the ONCE OF Barksdale & Bro, between the hours
Of and 9, where can be seer Office corner Of
Gary aud 18th sts., ND stairs no TT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

CUBGTITUTx WAHTED.-The highest price
- viii be paid for a msr who can come we'll re.
commended. over IS years Of age. Apply at No.
III Main street, At the skore OF
no l3-6.* WH g. DIUPKEK & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

g INSTITUTES WANTED i wish to hire three
- or four SUBSTITUTES. coed men, over Is
years Of sge, and who csn give good references a
to character. Call at the Office Of BARKSDALE
Il BRO, corner of Cary and 18th gtreets, (up
stairs) whore l Can be seen for several days.
M lO-Ak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14
AVoA. \ 0VWA0s
Sale by 90 DDlN b AYPHRsoN. .Au0s.
WHEY VALUABLE D1I0X DWULNN
v the soash sids q Cree s:s~ssa p

ard Adams 0Sree0. XOB 6A1B Al AUV8N
VIII BE- sold st auctipa, On ~ prsnl1la - }
DAY, The l7th Of Eovenbse. loA = 9 e'dles
r., the very axcsllent anA Vel lpeaSeA y
DWELLING now in the sssapansysf 0ADA !
- shsppard, y; ". Aeees - = -.
deaifsble reGidenos.
TIRMa-Ons-third enGh; ~ haAanes q 9 .
months, for nseotable 1stsA intseoss a14e4
secured by . trust dssd. Poaesa1oo - Dsee
b siven 81 The lst a Deee0ber nsxA
NO 000NM Z ARR11AON, AAoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

g uBSTITUTE -Conscrlpts wanting SUBSTI-
- TUTk, can fnd q man over 45 who has been In
service and has an honorable discharge. by calling
upon the subscriber At POITIAUX & BOTTS'S
coal office, on l7th street, opposite the Dock.
n. ll-2t< A. MCD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

SUHSTITUTE WAEfED-A native borx ciu-
- zen, able bodied man. Of moral habits, to
iu a select artillery company near Winchester 4'be
highest price will be paid Address "J.," at Dir
Datch Office IN 13--2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-14

CUSsTITUT8-AIo man over 45, who comes with
- good recommend atoms, and passport to go
to OGlpeper Court tHo<i.e, il offered 81 300 Call
at Brown IL McCleil6ld's cla ss.nG or Basin bank
between 10 snd l2 O'Clock to-day. no 14-lt-
CUBsTITUTE.-A man ever IS years Of age is
- willing TO serve as SUB6Trr UTE for the war
on reasonable terms Apply at the Green Houss,
corner Of 18th and Cary s:reem, frcm until ooik.
no IA-ltE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
r r. ETGH T 81

FIR Il G II Il s.
BY thisroute, Freights of all descriptions can be
forwssd ed from pkilidellhfa New YSrk .Bosloh or
BaliinOrs.io. or from Say point on the kailrsads
Of Ohio, Kentucky. fnd1Ana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows ~ ~ ouuft. BY kAiLkOAD 14RkCT. e
The Pennsylvania Railroad also sonnects NJ Pitts
burg with Gtssmers, by which GoOds ctr trhrforwaYd-
Tennessee Cumberland. llln0ia, wisconsin Ntssis
sipri Mtssou RI Kansss, Arkansas and He'd RtvSsss
And ~ Cleye eand, kAn dpt ~ and WttbsteAD
srs TO eli ports on the North w estern Lakes.
Ehippotse enspnatinf n 4 tsan sporta
tion Of sAair frsas,tso this Conpany rel, with
The Hatss - Freight
TO and from any pointinthe Went by tie Pennsyi-
vania Central Railroad, are at all times AZ FA-
VoRABLE As ARE CHARGED By OTHER KA IL
ROAD COMPANIES. ,s s.
III Be particnlaIto markpaekages, WA Psss
CENTRAb k.'R.rlH e+
For Freigh Con Irscssor shipping directions, ap-
ply TO or OF the following Agentso
COMPANY. : sass, :, ,o.,, ..,..on,, \. on
u. A. STEWART freigh Agent, PTtt.burxh.
CLARkkA 90. .Transfer Agents
H.w. BROWN & CO., cmcinpsti o,
re MRLDRuM 1 Co, ,Madfsoil ina.
J.E. MOORE louisville, NJ.
". w. AIkMAN Co, Evansville, Ind.
CLAKKE x co. ,Chicago. Ill.
w. II. d &. l.. LANGLEY, ,Gallipolis, %.
G.B EEAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL CO., Marietta. o.
8. PIERCE 4 CO., zAnesvi lille %.
M'DOwELL N'COLh Portsmouth %.
K.AEEILY, Maysyills, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, CovinEton, Ky.
G.. i. HkATON, Cleveland %.
R. G. MELDKtA, Gen'l Travelling Ag'uor
he South andWe6t.
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LIVE STOCK.

DroveYssud Farmers wfi itHndthis the NOS tadvsr-
tAEeous route for Lave stock GapAct0ns Yards, wsu
watered and suPpitrd with every Bv~ntenvS, Aass
beonopened onthis line and sropncctions and avery
attention is paid TO their wants From Hsrrisburgh,
aud sting choice IL offered OF The PHlLADEL.
PBiA, NEW YORK snd BALTfhokE AAKKETS.
this III also be found the shortest. qrlGkest and
nest direct route for Stock to New Yorktvia Allen.
t0unl-and vthfevsr cha uKesthan Soy sther.
kNOCH LkWIS GelorslGu pt., ,Altoona, Pa
[. L. HoUPT. Gen riok d Ar. ,Phiisdsiphia
II. II. HOUSTON N,Gsn,lFreiehtAg q. ,PhnA4sipAia.
tan2AdaW
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Very --latest by Telegraph
Il O'CLOCK T.. M.
PROM WARRINGTON THE NEW SECRETARY or WAN.

PROM wAeHING1cN THE NEW SECRETARY or WAX.
New YORK, Jan. %.
The Tribune Washington despatch says that
Secretary Stanton had an interview Oft two hours
this morning with the military Committee of
tho two Houses. All the members were pres
en-. The Secretary gave his views freely on the
plan VI conducting the war, and expressed
desire u be at all tllnee informed for his gul
dance II matters OF public interest coming be-
lore The Committee adding that the Depart
nent would always be open to any member Of
the two Committees. He states that u full and
complete list of all the contracts made by or
Tor the War Department since the commence
ment Of the war, with the name of the con-
iractcsS, was in preparation, and that no fur
thor contracts or purchases should be made be-
iosg ehslst ef February, or until full investi-
cation should DO made.
Mr.. Stanton also gave his plan FOX systena-
fixing the business of the War Department.
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kiuj1.
EURNsIDE's EXPEDITION.
InRTREsS MONROE

ss#s FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. d..
There is no arrival from Gen. Burnside's ex.
petition. The Norfolk Day Book of Wedncs-
day has dispatch dated, GoIdsboro, n. c.. the
2lst, p. NJ, announcing 100 vessels If Gen.
Bslfpsidc' fleet Inside OF Pamlico Sound, and
20 large steamers outside. No attack had been
made. but the woven ard children We're leaving
Newbeln, where Gsh WAS expected. Wednes-
dayY Norfolk papers ccntaiA the following:
sVs GoLDsBoKoUGl, n. G., Jan. 81.
Alag number Of women and children have
arrived here from Ncwbcrn. A Gght is expected
there.
WIIAINGr N. C., Jan. q.
An express arrived at Goldsborough from
Newbern reports that at 4 o'clock yesterday at-
tesnoon 100 vessels Of Burnsides were within
3anlico Sound, and rs large transports outside
ct Hatteras Inlet
Private information received here says the
oueey will attack Newbern and Roanoke Island
stnnltaneousy. Oar forces are completely pre-
pased for them.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 81.
rom forty to fifty vessels are in Broad river
en- miles from Port Royal
lone of the papers make any reference to the
lucky fight or the death Of Zollicoier.
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MORE OF THE VICTORY.

Senator Johnson Of Tennessee. received a dis
patch from Major Hooper to-day, stating in sub
stance Is follows:
.sZ0llicoiier is indeed dead | have seen his
dead hpdy. Our victory is overwhelming. The
rebels are driven from this entire section of the
sounltg, and Kentucky will soon be freed from
tratl6fs.''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
GEN. SlGEI..

The President is said to have declared to-day
that AZ appreciated the very great services rem
descd Nv Gen. Sigel. and that justice will be
done MIN by creating him general of q division.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
SMALL pOX

The World dispatch States that there seems
70 bono dimnntion of small pox in Washington.
= dpxte in the City Council ELECTS the state
nent that there are some 800 eases among civil
iAns. All Of the regiments on this side OF the
P0tomac have been yaccinated though it must
te admitted at late day.
The roads are in shocking condition in Viz
Siuss4x
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
81. JoHNs. Jan. %.

Al ih" steamship City of New York from Liver
pol il" Sth, arrived This morning. The pirate
@nmter had arrived at Cadiz, where she landed
- prisoners taken from three Federal merchant
vessais that she had destroyed
N Tie adjusmcutol the Trent affair was received
VII tho greatest satisfaction, Cons,!s immo1i-
Gs'T adtarcod IA per cent