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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-17
From the Richmond Enquirer.
--latest from the North.

We are indebted to Capt. Cashnlyer for
New York and Baltimore papers Of the Sth
instant.
The Baltimore .American" thus sums up
the news: .
Dispatches from Gen. Grant confirm and
amplify the victory achieved at Coriuth and
the subsequent total reut Of the rebels under
Price and Van Dorm. On Sunday Generals
Ord and Hnlburt overlook the rebels in their
retreat and drove them back five miles toward
the Hatchie river in the direction of Corinth,
from which they were flying. Two batteries,
many small arms, and three hundred pri-
soners were captured. Gen. Grant appraised
Gen. Rosecrans of these facts, aud directed
him to urge on s'the good work. Gen. Rose,
Grams, under date Of Monday, informs Gen.
Grant that the enemy were totally routed,
and throwing away everything. The pursuit
was sharply followed by both Gen. Rosecrans
and Gen. Hulburt and the prospect seems
good that the entire rebel force, forty thou
sand strong, will be either captured or dis
persed The rebel general Martin is report
ed killed in the fight.
The reports brought in by Gen. Sigefs
scouts represent the Rebel army as retreating
towards Richmond. Three deserters--tWo
conscripts and one Northern man-gaye them
selves up on Monday to our scouts at Through
fare Gap. These men state that the Rebel
army is retreating from Winchester toward
Richmond; that their supply train is at staun-
ton, and their cattle at Fort jackson, and that
Lon gstreet, with his command, is already on
the road to Richmond, and will soon be fol-
lowed by the whole Rebel army.
The Union forces under General Schoheld
in Southwest Missouri on Saturday attacked
the Rebels at Newtonia After a two hours
en0agan,ent in which thew suffered heavily
the Rebels broke and fed. It was under
stood they were concentrating their whole
force at a point twelve miles distant, and
General Schofeld was pushing rapidly for
ward with the expectation OF renewing the
battle on Sunday.
The execution of the draft was attended
with great excitement in Cleveland, Ohio,
particularly among the Germans and Irish,
who were persuaded that the matter had been
SO arranged as to free the richer class. Three
hundred infantry and artillery, with can
non, were called out and so disposed OF as to
keep the crowd in check, and the draft was
proceeded with without any special dlstur-
bance.
General Mcclellan has issued an important
general order to the army of the Potomac, IN
which he refers to the Presidents Emancipa-
ton Proclamation, and defines specifically to
the officers and soldiers the relation borne by
them towards the civil authorities OF the. Go
vernment. Armed forces, he says, are raised
and supported simply to sustain the civil
authorities, and are to be held in strict subor-
dination thereto in all respects. Political dis
cussions in the army, it is declared, tend to
impair and destroy its discipline, and the ball
lot box is pointed out as the only proper
remedy for political errors.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-17
From the Knoxville Register.
The Kssaze.
Correspondence Betueea Revs. T. e. Pits and
N. G. Taylor.

Correspondence Betpeea Revs. r. e. Pits and
n. G. Taylor.
The following correspondence between two
distinguished divines Of the 10. Z. Church,
will explain itself. Coming as it does upon
the heels of Mr.. Nelson's address and Judge
Lucky letter. it is indicative of that revolu-
ton in popular sentiment which We may hope
will redeem East Tennessee from the stigma
which has rested upon hers:
KNOXVILLE, Sept. 9th, 1862.
To the Hon. Nat. 7aylor-AIy Dear Friend:
Accordingly promise pen you a few lines.
Your character and position in East Tonnes
see are now and have been fora long time
such as to awaken the liveliest soficitude a.
mongst your numerous friends, that your in
fuence as a Christian minister, patriot and
a SALESMAN, should promptly and publicly be
thrown on the side Of our oppressed and in
suited country. In claiming you to be tho
roughly Southern in heart and soul, will you
assure me in your response that I truly repre-
sent you so
Very respectfully,
| am, dear brother, yours,
i. Il. PITTs.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-17
jackson. once SURROUNDED.

An army correspondent tells the following
incident that occurred in Maryland between
Stonewall jackson and the ladies. They sur.
rounded the old game cock he said, i Ladies,
this is the first time was eyer surrounded, y
and cut every button off his coat and, they
say, commenced on his pants, and at one time
it was feared he would besin the uniform Of =
Georgia Colonel, minus all except shirt col
lar and spurs. For once he was badly scar.
ed.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-17

The whole number Of conscripts reported in
thirty four parishes of Louisiana up to the ed
of September, was 1878. From thirteen
parishes no returns have been received.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-17

A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at
Memphis on the night Of the 30th.9 They will
experience the earthquake itself before long,
when our army gets ready and attack the city.
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RE, SUhE AND CONE TO TEE BEST
~ slsss = hsy .-.r cissAtR<- - Me- lse sevsnb
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= h ! - / =
Etsh fsnsfsf~E ~ fks Hc,yifsi fcr Ersyfiss
Dissssss, st Eslosasss, Mdy 2SA
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- Gen. Boiler mas the faculty of using the

~ Gen. Butler has the faculty of using the
q. a. iaRz uaEe at .tee night time. Duting a re-
..-' Interview with Mayor hfunroe the latter
marked that :. re lGsn--BHtIsT}- had always
zen a ls.@rl OK Tie SOuth.' The General here
Hirf.sIfid HIM with tue following rebuks -
top, sur let me set Won right on that point al
-rcs-- Sas always friend 20 Southern rights,
-Ht s-t l44I 3 Southern WTon2s -
- C9TTlGT in the post e1ice Of Vienna has
'F-0 f5tg-tfd IN stealing letters. No less thrn
"-..2U HE"I-ned were fcUnd at his lodgings. He
q" AFRAID to burn them mp. lest the smoke and
neil should attract attent nn. Among ths COM
pi@-liCGs cleared up by the discovery Of these
sI!ssirg letters IS oGe involving the Inheritance
q thrre orpIans R4iiao tie guilty. carrier. bsd
been en-. aged In this work over two years
II At recent fair In London, Ohio, pretty
f@Eme''S wife saowet a curious old bachelor the
BIS, LHlIkIag machine eXt4nt. SLe Conducted
him To flr cosneE, where very young person
Vas drawing snsteuance from the maternal fouEt
and pointing tn the eherub, said that was one
q tE= must perfect arrangements for milking
ever inyeLt-I. -.-',
IL Accounts from the Lake Superior copper
region are 70 tie effect that the E!aing districts
Ts"In;c well rhe only drawb.c Is the scarcity
Il iabOfefs, of whom very many have enlisted in
tu- Army 81. s-. 80. =
= Two hundred thousand dollars have been
1FasO?I!atei by the Virginia Legislature 10 re-
move the "wonPn, children aId dPcrepid per
- HE rSsident at ihs seat OF government" 10 place
Cf safety.
1.-THE Lewiston (Me) yoKrna9 says That
.r.,s.i "f the mills IN that place are using latia
''.it"a 10 some exieut-tEe Lincoln mill almost
r>"t1SiVe!y. BY changes In the machinery, II
i= t-nn found practicable 10 this short staple
- ~, s:rrG psTpr saws &c II is only twenty
o. Years since the frst log cabin WA erected In
D. r..GgiGn, loSa, and now Ii contains 10 0te in
Lab.t.nis" A lalge cabin! .... .. re.
IL The SheTin az LeayenwOrih, KANSAS ad
Fyi.iseS thdt he has '.SOme 'jlyhawked' hoFses''
on his possession which the owners can have bv
loving property.
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THE u ETOS RIMs on THR RMTssTssIPPT-A cor
respondents Of The Chicago Telegraph, who is
with the Union aeet at Fort Pillow, thus de-
scrIbcs tha seam-rafns that have been devised for
Co-operating with the gunbOats in any naval ig ht
rat NAV come Off" Let tie reader Imagine 3
Il ct Of siX sm3ll-siZsd steamers sach as are com
monty used FOR feTry-bOais, scows and coal boats
wi.h thPir high pilot houses cut down aud low
on ones substituted, the space usually occupied
~ the cabin or saloon logged up, or filed with
.nbeT, TO the thickness of two or three feet ard
u cir Shsfp pfows covered on the outside aud
-S't within with iron, and he has the Union
rrWS. The names OF the rams are as follows
lancaster, No 3-the only side wheeler In the
tret-LiOness, Fulton, sampson, Hornet and
NiEgo- TLeV We're built, l am Informed, by
private contract, and not actually by the Govern
Ia-'t, 10 be Paid for n effective, by parties In
i4ttsbuyR and Cinelnnan They are 10 be pro-
.ded with an armament Of Perrctt guns, and
HanGrd with the usual number Of deck hands,
and acomplemt Mt OF sharpshOoters. believe ID Is
Hrt cIaimed that the rams to be servireaLle Is
yueR-Of-war or guRboais, but merely IS skirmish-
ETs aud buffers Their duty will be 10 protect
oar nnwi5ldy aad sluggish floating batteries
while they pour their deadly vOheys into the
sHSrnv; snd sLould the latter attempt the same
eek they played upon Us on the ICth OF the
,s-rseaI month, and played SO successfully, they
are IA Tush cut, join issue with the Rebel rams
nd either sink them or be themselves sunk In
CAt. encounter !"
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Eyher Nn,s NTaTSssh T:S.stf, 5:siy q &c 9 9Nios sl
yany, CslNert sststioa, E.itiriase
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eiln 10 tne war Department. may 2S-3t
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HTIt SEEMS that the state OF Indiana has
.--n Md the victim Of an abominable fraud,
* tdch peTpetTated by the agen, Of that state
iu View York, ledSutd with wealthy banker
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20 ise !ssIing Of spurious per cent state bonds,
- '.e amount Of 81 100 G01, about 800 OCO Of
- ca haze been voluntarily redeemed si ince the
.'iS1overy OF the swindIe leaving half million
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pEN5lolS OFFICE. Jusr Gru, 1851.

~ 80 Wl1Osa ~ nd CUNCEkH, .
N2p Icenon taylnS been mAIe under IA hs act OF
81 GIe, iooDr Tor ths reissue Oi the Land War
FE-s e7serIDed herela, which are alleged 20 have
y a .yst OF DESTROYED. NOTICE is hereby given TLat
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.Et, nsv Cerrhcste, Of Ike tenor, will be Is
sdec, u no va.Id objection should then appear.
> ga, for i29 acres, issued under the ast Of
nS'cG, lS1o, IN the Esme OF ChsriOtte widow Of
=; e Cos. Sole. and Sas granted January sS. 1855
E.EI W sra It CsEIhosts, No 75lS7. for lsa .crs,
sot so "a Ayor Of Patrick Brsdy, PIiysts OF
CcmPcnJ "a KcSrt u. &. inIartry, keaTlpr date
set lecember, ls5I-juns a. l862
ma sIant Certheste, No. 7I,si5, for l6o acres
E0H.as B nghAm. private, Of Capt Hunters
g5mFAly, Battalion VI Mormon VolputeeTs is
O. d iSth AgTll, las July Sd. 1852. =
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E-aHted unfer act of i1th Febfaa v, ls.7 70 Ar
.5eT InEn-r or Tn. fsr, private or Cast TaT-
Us C2mpanY Col. StsvsEsou's regiment, Nav
fTs 10 aGs,srs s, ,.,5 sad bearing "a lsrh April,
isTd " arrant Csztif oats No 6s 80 for lCo snrps
SGT lsi3,l m tayor OF william St1rE, MstiIt. |.
ttu;To, Elizabeth Bush, Preston StsTk, and
..h-' :, LTotEers sld skaters Of Allen stark de-
$50 PTtTatr. ot Captain Tn Plstss ecm Esny,
y kehfuefJ NoNEtsers. (GaT v tn Mexico.j
80 ASit- isti - .nEGst "a lS62 --..--
% = t@S- Compifsloner.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
.r ,...---.,..f, HOSPITAL. .. -.

in conformity ssstA fhs yssslxsi,
Of tts Ssssss ef Juty 1s, 1851.
Evening star., 1862-05-31
y. N.KNING STAR.
IEdizna,isn Maxim. Verses.


We have received very ind gnant letter from
IA American correspondent. who states thai In his
'Elnion poets have no right TO compose verses
which VIII not lend itselfto paraphrase He has
4een trying. he saws sll the morning (and with
iS coat ~ 10 At the l.aufeate's Balaklava Poem
tue subject of TIE advance Of the grand army
6o Coy of the Potomac, and I'm perfect fury be
q eaelossS tais specirner, a. all that he has been
able II make OF It: -. .-.-r No. E.-- -.ft 81.
The VALLEY OF MUD. .-...,.
into the Valley of Mud
Went the si K hundred thousand, eErG e.
All Of them awfully
Splsshing their trousers, 'ii
Oncers on the right Of them, .--..4. Trs.
Onicers on the left Of them, .-
Oticersin the middle Of them
clustered and thundered; t-H.
Bu' % that Virginia muck
- II : each hero stuck,
And all al McClellaA;s pluck
GlorIoUSly wondered. .IEs r4.-.-
In theY went, on they went, s.+5-
Fat sides and thin bones,
Tiu they sunk over shoes, II zlL- -.a
And indeed over Il cir shin bones
Here our correspondent sticks ,-LOaaiOa PAaeh.
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- fhe only ttEin isssiHs sia,tiInArs OF SxpSsy
ms.,e ? n. s,stn !oT HATriStaEE, pitisturs, Z j.
.. Ll.s caiy L:in trIiIi4eIn lS,liiIoTs on ssnssy
nS -. "a usir- !AS. =. cl.ARkE,I
: ut t--Iy --H SuNa-fa1en.fa,st
Evening star., 1862-05-31

- NOTICE .
= tE CoF1FtEsTahlp herelofors existing under
t'' 4STne sad s:Jls Of ARSy & SHIHN, is thus day
'.s'ctSef ~ mHtdsl consent All cisims against
t-r .Ste huI Wi Cs settled by X. A Shinp Thoss
ruacH-si 4 iae std lTm sIs lea Gex;a.s 10 Iraks
K. A. shhiNS..
Gs0TEstovn.D - G.. Ms- I't Isu2.
NibIlCE.-Eha VndsTsikEed will coutinus the
EOu;inS ard Agency business st tho Uid
-t1-l, and HOPos to merit 8 contIuuance o! tbs
HyfrI PatToaaEe heretofore bestowed upon the
late H-T1
.. ; IN R.A. S5INN.
lRHSS MAKING -Miss l. c. ARTHUR,
- FeshiOpAb,s Dress M.ker, respectfully IN
lU-lHs The ledI0s Of W asnInIton that she has
"Grued dTess making establishment ct No a o
3 street, betWesn H ard 4, ahd 10 prepared TO en-
rcHle -. orders prOJGPU and IN the Latest sty les
= Iashi9da' Clihns and kt,ln. done, and Pat-
., +" :utet z Immediately. ladies' to learn
b-es1 MsklnE ap91-imr
ssEpFE- SOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSRI
= IS continuing ala courses On the 81 ...
PIANO AND lS SINGING, -.r
Hts rsz snd Flmp piified Method, at has residences,
-. 4, tsnfh stroet. bttS en- and r.
~ 'hoss SHO deaITe to become fac sin ysrs or
st-''-~ht p6:fJf..ers, shcud Avail themselves o.
t'~ rev sSStsni OF IGsfIucslol. sp SIN
sSDEgE ONE. COME Att, end buy yonr outtt
= q. SPh mo aLd sUsfMER CLOTHIN6 al
80 csrreT OF T. ald sever IN sts. The srht of our
'h-e- stfoS OF a.ea'T AID Boys Clothing Will re-
-.-'- - efp ehe1eioi OF not being abe to get
60. Cd or tel =, our estcblIshn snt
'slEe BAR & BROTHERs tri1i, and the, vlIl
. 49, 90 - nat II Tig lty sp So 2us
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JONI MEIGs, NJ. D.,
JoskPH BREADOs, NJ. D., Surgeon R. "
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LENUEL RICHMOND, N. D., Derby Line.
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Prepared by DR. NJ. + COLBY.
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Sold where medicine is SOLD generally.
August 81, 1861. dawI
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T'HE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the rsnoval +
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eminent physicians, and UNIVERSAL considered
them as beyond the reach Of medaine, are entirely
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DIR. r. C. GouId's Pin Worm Syrup.
4 Cure Warranted IN euery case,
Rsief afforded IN firenty-fOur hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
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SYNPIoNs.-Intense itching, biting and distress
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the scat
(often mistaken for the piles) disagroeable sensa
on in the epigastric region or lower part Of the
bowels, restlessness, wakefulness, starting and
ere 'miug in the sleep, flinting, and not unfre-
qsei tly spasmz or fts.
CAurIoS.-The genuine has the name, " Dr.. +.
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on The wrapper.
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land II Marshall St., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England