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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
oFTloE VA. CENTRAL L. V.co..

LFTLCE VA. C-NTNI u ',IU- Z 7"
September 18th, 1888. :
fNHAGGE o. lOgEDULE The fsl1vfng trains vii G.
b. run On ths read on ad after Monday, ssptera- ~
Der 18th:
The IL nd Passenger Train leaving Riehmond ~ ! O'clock
A.. ~. ~ staunton sad lnternei iAie points daily, RETURNING win
leave s,aunten At I:ao ol OK A. H., and arrive In Richmond a.
els ?. n
ma accommodation Payenger Train, ieaviog Richmond sts:o
p, N. for Gordo=yvls and intermediate pors calJ Sundays ex-
oep,e5, rstursing will leave Gordonsvlle a,e oci3cf A. n and
arrive In achmoni al Is ocock II
The Nal and Passenger Tram Wat efstsnnton, leaving staun-
ION Al GO 4. Il "a TsesjSys, rhursd Iys Ad Saturdays. and 70
turning the sIme d4ys. The Mall Trsia ooenees With the Orange
and Aerand,is ia Train At Gordo1svine for culp eper. and ~
ohar.otSvl,e ~ ~Lynehburg Il cornsce sistaunton With ttsge
Lnrs FIR Issinyton, Hsrrtio.burs Sni pot1ti farther korth. Fer
yant. tr,v,hng IN first las cars sill pay fulfGe )
The Fre ght T ain leaving zehn1nd daily, punfay; tKeevef.a
$50 A h., and Staunicn for the w'st q, go A. n. on ruesdsyl
thusdaJs and ~saturdsys. The trains xtl not run IVES. Of MID
boro.
Throush rcke.s to L~gnehburg ;or white persons, % aS forse.
wants, AMI for children under 3 years Of age, u, can be obtained
AZ this once. H.. d. WJlIuOhb,
.c2s General snperintepd dent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
MASONIC NOTICE.

TVaE Numbers Of NoA 10, II, IL. 10, 20. o.. % aud ls0 n
4 are hs-sby Euenlnsa q sltsnd /. eAled nssnag ~
Of der Loars-, AA MAso-tc Han, on this evening". Hh- ~
dy, va ~ 5 tast, at Z o'&cek. Al Eanscisat 6rsthren ~
u e10d stAaatas, ere iantsd 70 lltsnd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

VALUABLE "a AN OF AB0UT 1900
g kUres within fsur miles OF n .ePot, ON
the Canvills Kaiiroad about 90 nies non
hfchmond, for sale -wsae suhoEset 10 sci sres
lanai 10 Q va uas c y N. toottarE so9st isoo are, lofted
wtnin fofr uiis q : DepJt. % MS Dsavlle IA -. OF shieh
abaui half 10 open lsnd ana the batssosin .osds nd limbs. xns
= niy found 90 . larg esistAI AZ ms ouner Nsn ~ Hees
= Ave hs & ssSon toihs msnayensnt OF u = pisos 70 VII Do sie
sr:, rs4is, u sssy sppbesasa bs asa. Aysl.ta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

OF Iohn q. Coo q Of Phi zee George usvsIy He val
~ tat.a tex an sert 20 on, Of the .os pfals. % or near Ur
mond 81 out the Po.h 81 June hast. since uh'ch time no bnE hss
been b a-d from h1. Aay iaforn4ten re,pec leg hin vi. BE-
soantfeiy Isesi,ei by his dsaessst mother
oca3 Be At suryC b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
GRORGe HACBY.

commission
yTAs re-o ,sd his OH 9. tsthe h1use on Cary srsef, rccs,'y
q o>sSpsd By Mr.. q. D. Hicas. and De aiJ oPPosts s.ssh
Heat kJAmes. cef1-oc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
AnJUriHr And INSPECTOR aEsts Oynos.

ADJUTkRr AID INbPkJfDx uENLH VFFIUk,l
RIcHxoHD, Cot. ITIh, 1862.
GENIAL Orders.
no 70.
Msjor A. II Cole. ou,rternss:sr, 70 annoanoad - Tnspscter
GsnerlI - Field Transyo tltion for The &C nfei rats fts,s Array,
Headqukrtss 9, ti,sm, nd. Va. All ON vs oftse Qus'tennss'ete
Dsrastnsn. VIII .poy u hia. wthou. 10 t,sr orders, tbs o inbef
efwAgsnI horses, N il.a. set. cha Geu s1 th-is condition
The OH Gu. ter aAtsfs Of the Grm ala ths fod Will s'e thst
his ord % Is fbI rived b. III officers OF tae Qiar,esm sIters De-
psrtment within the ilmi.s o. the ~Tespecdy. o. pminds.
Cisned) a. cooryR,
ocq0-iv AdJt 4 Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

~TO PERSONS IyDE8TED TO
~ Us.-Ali per,ons !nieb,ed @ q are hrsby respect
fully .. qiested to settle thsir respective OBJ auons, either In PCT.
san or b. m Il, With 1t needless dAy
They VIII TIN, SAFE in crest and tbs inconvenienee q paJnstt
When mo ly nay be lees .bandint than stprts.nf.. -
WAfKIss 4 FI0KLIE.
onse In our late sto,s, ls hLn street oct s-eiH'
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-TfE Fix
~ BLAND Estate Ceretofers sdvuti.sdD VA be
offered, a. Auction. on TUIsD Al, <ah n vsmbsr, sn. Itis to
meet / . xsna Of bidder.
AconVeyauee Will NEE, bidders, IT Elk Hill landing. on faodsy
mornnl The Paofs. leAves RI, hmond a. s z. II, on Monday,
and RI wn,ns pases the 10 and at az. u, on TUESDAY.
FARnv LIE, 22nd 0st, 1s6a T. n. wa AIMS,
oct a2-<tdeSd Executor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

e. TIAyTlY GLASS srrD,
vkcHiBD GRASS sErD,
LIE m 6RASi sEID.
We have on hand a nl,e lot Of prime " seed, Viii d W ores FIR
nae A sf0kS 4 co.,
oeat-ss Corner 18th AM Ca v sire ts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

On 600 SHGtRs.-w have on h,nI 10000 pm,
AY 81 oKEs 4 90,
ce2-Sw 18Th "A Ca Q reefs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

EXTRACT.
ADJUTANT AND MSPEoroR GINEaALT oIToR,l
Riczxosp, October 81, ist2.
SPECIAL oRDKRs,
XIX. 0ncer Commanding In o,mps Of Instruction, undr
the Censor pron Aets, will c use the enfohntnt 81 contcri.bto
te er.elde5 20 aInsn q ta jecl 10 exemption. vao are beiHeea
eighteen and forty year o. age.
JoHa wITBRRs,
oct qt-lv As. Ajt Gen.
The recent Exemption Act will be ~pubIshsd rtortiy. With
initru,t'ons O. 10 lis Application. A o.
ADIr AND INSPECTOR GKsE2ALs o1y.cr,
RICHMOND, Oct. ~. iSt2
arHrIAt oiDtRs.}
I The following notice OF tSe offeeI AMI nsl who have bsea
lily exchanged az prisoners q Wal, 10 patrshed fr The i.feru<
ton ef all concerned:
rIoIxosp, Sept. 81. 1881
in All OIL sers and men who have been delivered al Atns
srtinR, Va, up u tia cate
-. AL oneers who have been ctlvefsd al VelssuIs, hn up
t. bis dat.
81. Ten thoussrd Tires hundrsI and tIt y-oisht men Of the ord
deliveries .. VlcksburE, Mis- a? 70 Ills d.Ie.
lssat fer Exsh age 81
II. An officers and men Who have h.e, duly s=e.ApE-d - piJ.
onsr Of war, VII, rheu, Delay, Jon their respective aeshnenn
md Co-pa
By order,
0igasd) e COOPER,
oetls-iw Al. and insr. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
M WANTRp,

Dooi KEEPER Aso ACCOUNTANT vAnrLD.-Plea,s % I
ID q. the omcs Of u W. Flr2Os q Co.,
~ MI Gary A->s n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
REMOVAL

THE suhsehbr iaf,tm, HI, fieads d ca tome 0 that he tss
l. removed from No. l, Ballard H,u,s, TO No. %, Main sret
he house recently occupied By the Mefzs Reaxrdsont, - .
earpe. stcre, where b, has = good .scrimspt What's, Oars and
J~urnishins Goods, ~hleh hst, disposed 70 sell % io- as dnilsf
goods can be purch ns1 Ia this ely. Thankful 'r pSst patron
age, he solcts and hopes 10 nsii . continuance 81 The s.ne
ooA-u JOHu THOhPrOa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24
NOTICE..

4 IL persons llse ted 10 tbs sac Of George L. Bayn, deed,
"A are gu st,i 10 come fTvs-d and make VaJmsJt Il The
tEle. and all . sons having oisiss against the estate are re.
qaesied 70 present Vi iu for pAymel:, ami 81; pea ms who b, ID
hs na se a. sccartv - ans boai -s req ifel 70 releass LII Is
Ia Q from farther o5lgauosL JJ6N 4. BAYr,
oe. at-cfR RIO Ct George l.. BAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-24

HAVING qualified a. Exe :utrix Of my deceased husband, III
III late Wa. sren, Of tn Gig, 1 hsTthy request al paton
having claim, agsluss SSH estate N prsssat item, properly 81
heatic atd, isr Iasi .nea: 6 tas Oh ,of MosnL etearas D %.
ssd earnestly cal on all ptrsjni iadeb ed TO the eslats Y
max pa, neut 6, Mssns. s.esrn, 4 o I, CT nJslf
ocaf In cAROLiNt n. ERTNf, Kxecutrx-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27


schemes 1t is time such men were unde-
ceived. Gen. Halleck's charges were not
made at the suggestion of "Aboltionists, :"
or any other school-of politicians. but be-
cause they were true and the interest of the
public service demanded the removal of
the young trench-digging Napoleon.a 81
The remark of Major Keyes. that cit was
no, intended by Gen Mcclellan that there
should be any decided success. bat that
the war should be protractcd until itSconld
be settled and the Union restored on the
basis Of slavery" was but simple state
ment Of truth. however, unpalatabc it may
seem. There has long been evidence suffi-
cient to my mind that there was a settled
purpose among the officers of the army 10
wage the war in a manner that would not
injure the peculiar institution. - no matter
what expense Of life and treasure such a
policy wonld ensure. Every one will re-
member the remark of President Lincoln,
in his first Annual Message. that while Of
fcers Of the army and navy had ungrateiul-
ly and basely deserted the government that
reared and educated them. not solitary
private or seamen hal been found untrue
to the old Flag he would have shown
an insight into futurity il he had said that
if the cause Of the Union meets with re-
verses and disasters during the present
struggle they may be traced to the incom-
potency anil treason of the Generals in
whom the country has reposed its conf
'lence. AMI not TO the privates in the ranks.
who will everywhere lie found willing to
s,crilice al, that is near and dear that the
Government Of Washington may be re-
restored.
But am writing too long a letter to ex-
pect any body to read it. and | will close
it by giving my respects to you and your
reeders. w Ii. Ii. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27

An "A tisa twenty-five per cent wiil be nsde on the
above for Special Notices. haa- = s9iif ~
other towns and cities will be allowed twenty
s~.rer hut no Kind,
viii b. in serted at less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27

Wevjll ppy tbe ii lest nsrk et price IN cash or
took foe 90 Ibs of GinseAg root; 10000 lbs Of
Wkls foot. snd 10 900 lbs Of Blood root.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
.rerms of Subscription.
rERvs

1sre less three weeks, or less 81 90
ach ch,Irisnslnscron p cents Larger advertisements
proposition than half square to be chargcdas hal
halfa square to be charged whole square
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
SdAtfN6 AND HAIR DRESSING

.asIF1kcH1AlHsq- 81 I<ssls'HS44z NJ IifsI 4
Shaver and Hairdresser.
Soou1.3 ID ~. 4o'.f11 si.E - s7577s-f leo r1S
Sx<<t>1rxo - slI>thss hahshss ofths bseinees
@sAPa r. vhse rsqriree, sAsl ss lnay3ot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
.R. "A: : o. BoRToE, !,

Whole srpaskinl sets Of Teeth inserted the
=. st approved p.aA- sprcial attention paid ~ G
th1 prcsr alton of the naf1raltecfh, dirreK QIY
uf1rity Of childrcnss teeth rccfed-. - [-l - =
Tt1Ss s1l n n-uIt tc~t Clo
eof,rm- rQR u ecl1u'te q his one m1ryfna< except
TIN Nondxv~ xnd Tues1Nys once over MRS Bakery,
We sf side Aieht2Bee,FfG1g z1os fns5y1
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
FROM VIRGINIA


FAnFAx g. III Oct. 26.-A detachment OF
about 30 men from this division who wcrc a I
Manassas Junction. was attacked by about
$50 rebels on Friday. and retrcated with tho
loss OF Lieutenants aud Is taken prisoners.
Capt. CANCER. OF the 81 Virginia Cavalry.
with 80 men who had been on a scouting
expedition and was on his return. met the
same party of rebels between Outlets Sta
ton and Warrcnton. Capt. Cangcr attacked
and dispersed this body. killing several mem
bers of the 18th Virginia Cavalry and taking
prisoners. In the engagement Captain
Canger was seriously wounded and remained
on tho field over night. when he was taken
In charge 10y resident Of the ncighborhood
and carried 10 his house and his wants cared
Tor The whole loss of Capt. CANCER in the
fight, was one wounded and three prisoners.
Capt. Dahlgrccn. with his forco today.
drove in the rebel pickets between Catietl's
and Warrenton.
Capt. Dahlgreen. who went out To look
after Capt. Conger. reports him dangerously
wounded. He was paroled on the field by
the rebels. who proposed to send him to our
lines; but he was too badly hurt 10 be moved
and surgeon was seut to his assistance
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
Noon Dispatches.
FROM CAIRO.

Cano, Oct. 26.-A feders; force number
ing 200 with one piece Of artillery stationed
st..waverly, Tenn, twenty miles Southwest
Of Fort Donelson. we're attacked by 800 reb
els on Thursday. The latter were com
pletely routed with a loss Of % killed. -
captured and large number wounded
Our loss was , killed ard wounded.
From several sources We learn there Is
great activity among the rebels 10 the vicin.
ity Of Helena. Nicksburg, and Holly Springs.
They evidently contemplate an attack but
JUS, at what point l. not known. There are
a nasber OF rebels At Holly Spriags. said TO
be 10000.
The consumption act il yigorousiy ~ufor.
ced IN the South. An officer fous Nicks
burg says every man under Is l. IN 'hc army
An arrival from Bolivar. Hnd = .ckson
SAYS, Il was reported at Jackson q wnst was
regarded good authority. that 4, &c was on
the Hstchie with 80 900 men. u.nching in
the direction OF Bolivar. Pillow also re-
ported 90 be In tho same neighbo, nood. with
2Ooo0 The rumor II considered probable
In military circles.
Information frota the country last night.
represented the guesrillss who were lately
at Camp Midway between Germantown and
Colliervillc. have been seen In full retreat.
closely pursued by Federal cavalry undos
Col. 0rierson. These guerrillas we're from
kentucky. and the impression seems to hc
that they werc aepcdating on their own
hook
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
FROM FORT MONROE.


Fosr MoSHor. Oct. esth.-The followin
items are from the Richmond Enquirer o
October 23d
Travellers from Winchester report ou
army crossing the Potomac last Monday, in
/ TO Maryland.
great many persons have sought am
received permission 10 leave the Southern
Confederscy. They are generally Aliens
claiming protection Of one or the other the
European Consuls.
I Our pckets attacked the enemy frou
several points near Nashville. at daylight on
the 23d last driving 10 their pckess. Killing
several Of them. and capturing 80. Among
the killed is W. u. Stokes. Col. ofthc rene
gadc Tennesseans. and one other Federal
Colonel We dove the enemy's forces into
their entertainments at Nashville.
Gov. Vance OF North Carolina has ISSUED
stirring appeal to the citizens Of his State
IN behalf OF the army. md calls for contri.
buttons - cloihe the soldiers for tho coming
winter.
The Richmond whig Of the 23d contains
the following:
The Yankee COMMISSIONER. y. 4. Wood,
who Is now In this city. has notified the Con.
Getcratc authorities that hereafter persons
claiming the protection OF foreign Govern
mcnts will not be allowed 30 proceed TO the
dominions OF Lincoln on the flag Of truce
boat
The Lynchburg Republican says there is
general stampede from Culpepper through
out the country. owing 10 an anticipated ad-
vance OF the Yankees in that direction
Having once suffered from the Federals. they
are unwilling 20 again undergo like srcat-
ment.
The Richmond whig Of October 22d says,
a letter from the Mayor OF Wilmington. N 4.
C.. says that for the first time in many
weary days the reports OF new cases OF fever
show falling OF, aud we now hope that We
have at least reached tie worst.
The Richmond Enquirer of October 24th,
has the following.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct. -.
The Abolitionists attacked IN force Poca-
taligo and Coosawatchie. yesterday. They
were gallanuy rcpulsed 10 their gunboats at
Mackavs Point and Bees Creek Landing, by
Col. W. ). Walker. commanding tho troops.
The enemy came in IL guDboats aud trans
ports. The Charleston and Savannah II. X.
j. unniurcd The Abolitionisis left their
dead and wounded on the field Our cayalr,
force ia hot pursuit.
lSgncd) c. T BEAUREGARD.
CnARLnroS, Oct 23.--The gunboats OF
the enemy anchored 10 day below Coosa-
watche. and landed their forces. We have
driven them back To their gunboats.
The Richmond Enquirer of the oath inst
also says Gen. Mcclellan is falling back into
Maryland. which now will dishcarten the
North.
The same paper also contains the follow
ing:
The yellow fever has made its appearance
In several towns OF Texas. AT Sabine Pass.
at the lates, dates. there had been twenty
five deaths. and most OF the people ihcre had
fiei from the placc.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
FROM WASHINGTON
TINES DisrArcu


WAsuISerox, Oct 26th.-We have no re-
ports tonight, sustaining rumors current
here OF lghling on The upper Potomac The
enemy Is reported IN Frederick. "a having
evacuated Winchester and moving towards
Gordonsville.
heavy rain storm Is prevailing. which
bids fair 10 raise the Potomac.
We have intelligence from tho South
through a source Untitled TO credit, that the
rebels have ycutured upon the dangerous
policy OF arming their negros. In Atlanta
Montgomery and other counties II l. said
negroes have.alrcady been organized aud
supplied with weapons. And a recent North
Carolina newspaper states, that about : 900
black soldiers oflicercd 10y whites have been
sent from camps OF instructions TO garrison
notifications, and important tows at tho re
quest OF Gen. Wadsworth
The New York regiments captured at
Harpcr's Ferry aud parollcd-who were sent
West with the view OF operating against the
lndiaDs-hayc been cricrcd back To New
ioFk To do frontier duty There are about
5000 in all. and they are greatly dissatisfied
in being ordered West
The Gilmore Honsc ~ baltimore has been
taken lay the t'oyernmeTt .or hospital pur-
poses.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28

~ In renheld. n. Y :. there IL a precious
iiuIs girl OF twelve years who publishes a
spsighsly weekly paper. much Of which is her
own romposiiion. every line Of which u ret
IN type by her own fingers She was born
on the 2ist day Of November. ist'. Her
father. an invalid and almost blind. was
formerly priassr. la this way she camo in
possession Of her type and press. Since the
denh other mother. she has supported her
father and three Younger listers by her talent
and industry. She hopes TO be able to edu-
ate them. u the patronage 80 generously
bestowed upon her now - continued In the
future.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
Night Dispatches.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA

PHILApXLFnIA. Oct. ~ The pres OF This
city publishes a statement from Fort Monroe
dated Friday last. 70 tho follop ing effect -
Gen. Henry A. Wise with ~. 600 men. i ad-
vanciug on Yorktown. He has reached New
Kent Court House
PuIiApFLFuIA. Oct as-Thc Baltimore
American Of this morning contains a dcs-
patch from Harpcr's Ferry. dated SUNDAY
evening. announcing the movement Of Gen
Pieasantons cavalry across the Potomac.
The people cheryvhose receiving them Nth
acclamaticns % delight From thence thcv
would move forward % Waterford: and Il :
expected lhey vii reach feesburg early this
evening. Gen. Burnside's cosps crossed a
the same point. and expected % rest At / O.
vettSvillc ard move forward on Menlsy
morning
The troops on Bolivar Heights arc under
marching orders. ard vii move forward os,
Monday.
Active mosemcas. Ase ca fOal on lAo Up
per Potomac
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav YonK. Oct a7.-The Express pro-
fcsscs TO have reliable Information from
semi official circles in Europe. that England
and France have decided upon the recogni-
ton of the Southern Coniedency. il the
joint offer Of mediation and armistice for
four or siN months, TO bc proposed to Mr.
Seward, arc not accepted They fear slave
insurrection IN the South. says the Express.
after the ist OF January, and il is to affsrd
their own citizens residing there ample pro.
lection under the aeigis of their regularly
appointed agents, that England ani France
will claim the necessity OF recognizing the
new Couiedcracy.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28

~CostNe Bscx What worli OF com
tort there - IN these two words. whea they
signify The return Of those we love .Hc i
ooming hack. SAYS the wifc 81 the self-es
ied pstfses >oli'er. ~ho has Tough, the good
hshs val'ansy. and received an honorable
'hseAarse She kisss- Ne letter hat bring.
she g'sd udings. she ~eern tears Of 70, over
80 kied AMI tender word. sAe sleev. ~;.h :.
snier her rslle~. and bs virtue af IN. am.
lee. sees vlth sealed eyes or hero. crou.,.,
Nth lssrels. speeding 70 her oas.ssesrhe.l
ssa.s. aad. .hen auaienel by the saps..re ef
ne visionea meeting. Whisper 20 he,>elf.
Well. veil, he u oonsnE hack. Il ~sli 10
~ trae tomorrow The eoning h.ck 81
shsldrcn from school. OF friends frors disssn.
lands. and of husbands. fsthers. hroshess.
sstsss. snd from sissss "a pleasure % hss.i-
asss. TO the sxpscfsns Assrts At hsns-.lA
rfi are tsliSktssli
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28

~ Tho Chinese Of the present day arc
said 10 have lost a curious secret They
kse~ formerly how ,o paint their porcelain
with fishes and other creatures. in such a
manner that these figures never appeared to
the eye until the vessels were filed Will Ii
quor. Now days the practice 10 tried upon
men. who have good many things brought
oar. when filed with liquor. that are entirely
hijsca when they are sober.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
CINCINNATI MARK EFT.

esScfsSArI, Oct. q.
Flour closed unsettled under the New
York news. and prices are nominal The
same remark vii. apply 90 wheat
Corn firm, at 3ctd39c for shelled.
Old oats declined 90 550 SIC New M
changed -rs, 80
Rye &c.
BARLEY in good demand. at 81 25@l IS.
Whisky 3ls, and in good demand
Mess pork less active. but not Qu0tabiy
lower. city not salcable al over $40 IS. No
sales OF bacon or bulk meats; 400 hogs sold
at 81 80 on the spot. Ono house comnenc.
& packing Tomorrow
Groceries unchanged.
Exchange steady; gold Al =. silver asl
demand notss II p
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28

@ Mr. J. \. Tilton has recantly opened
IN one Of tho store rooms under this Office n
large and elegant assortment OF Furniture.
sni ws ara gsatihed IA being able To announes
'o Our citizens that they can there find any
sInl of furniture they may desire. from the
lowest price To that OF The iates, styles
There never has been No large and splendid
. lot cf furniture brought TO this city. and
fos the future Il win be entirely unnecessary
for our citizens 10 ieavs THE city n make
purchase. ~ Mr. +. con furnish a. cheap.
ani - elegant a. can he found any where
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28

Sr. lo,fS. Oct. 95.-0nc Of the nosf e.
rsoss disasters thag has visiscsl oar river ma
rinc for many years Occurred % day. Al,ous
ncoa fro vas discovered IN Tire hold of the
steamer III. n Rsoon. Which vas nnlaa8inr
hemp n the foot Of l.ocusi street The
hsmss spread 9Th great rapiaify. creatins ?
alarm ani coaster alton smons he sdjacer,
steamer Ard before thsv ccsi1 b removed
the McGhl. Mcdowell. Esteils, AID " "
Russell we're vrsrpcd IN ss-e= 49, destroy
ed. together wilh the confcnts, abous ca
bales Of hemp. 100 bales Of cotton. ansi large
quantities at msscelianeous frrighi psIed ~,
the levy -Rs sl-o eonsamsd. Los. sstsmstsa
Al Sl0,0oo.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
FROM TUEpOToNAc

HHAp QUARrERs Army or ruE PoTosAc.
October. 26.
The recent order ct the Secretary of War
permitting volunteers TO enlist in the regu-
lar service, has occasioucd 30 much excite
ment that the recruits are TO be ordered
back to their respective regiments. Moth
ing less than this can preserve tho discipline
of the army.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28

tEThs Tory Democracy. embroidered by
the late elections. begin TO saiI under their
co,ors. The Jciersonian. Breckinridgc
paper published In Clinton county. Ponnsyl-
yania. last week. has the following:
Let the Union be Dissolved, in Code
namel the farce Of restoring the Union Is
played out
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-28
FROM CHICAGO.

CnIcAao. Oct. 27.-The Tribune's Mem
phis special Of the 25sh SAYS that there j. an
alarming report here this evening. that
force OF 400 rebel cavalry stationed itself
nine miles from here on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. and have taken posses
sion OF the line to headquarters. in the vicin
iiy Of Naconah This is supposed 10 be the
advance guard of a large force. having de-
signs cb this city.
Gen. Joe Johnson is said to DO in charge oi
large rebel army at Little Rock