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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

=" Harvey & Brother, Seymour, Indiana are
the proprietors of one of the best railroad eating
houses in the Western country. When you go to
Seymour give them a call, and YOU will find good
accommodations and reasonable bills
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08
ss-Ye,eraay Va. .psrinr1ht.a Ncc9

- Blue birds and woodpeckers are beginning
to I'll; in the spring time sunshine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

Of Hospital No 3. assisted bs Dr. William Bull
lard. David Garrett is Hospital Steward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

e large and magnificent organ for the
Cathedral at Fort Wayne has arrived. and is now
being put up. 1t is the largest and finest organ
in the State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

IT. Elijah d. Price. late resident OF Pike
township, Marion county. del fesr days ago in
Cumberland Hospital. Maryland, q lung fever
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

II Military hospital No. l is the old city
hospital. Military hospital No. i the gymna-
No. is the old postoffce building. In each of
these hospitals every attention is paid to sick and
wounded soldiers whether of the rebel or Union
armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

s7- City Orders for sale at Fletchers Bank
IN amounts TO suit tax PAYERS. mch5 DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

WasBISGroS. March The Senate confirm
ed 10 day Brigader Generals. Eieazer Paine
and W 4 Richardson Of Illinois: W. I. Wood
OF Kentucky; Colonel Philip ST. George Cooke.
ID Cavalry.
Governor Andrew Johnson, accompanied by
his son, Robert johnson. W. A Browning, Hon
Horace Maynard aud Emerson Etheridgc left::fcr
Nashville To day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08
From LOutsytllc.

LOUISVILLE. March Military restrictions in
trade between Northern ports and Nashville have
been removed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

HIKRMANS.-The sale of reserved seats, to
witness the performances of this wonderful magi.
clan, at Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening next,
will commence at the Music Store of Messrs.
Willard & Siowell. Bates House Block to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-08

FPOo ChaPeessOWos
CssRLrsrows, Va, March 7.-Nothing per
has occurred IN ths vicinity
Rumors were current that Col. Gesrv was sns-
rounded and cut TO pieces. but il IL untrue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
The laseessx q Csngress.

The last or short session Of the 18th
Congress commences ono week from
next Monday and ends March the 4th,
1868.
The President il now buisly engaged
upon bis Message, which special to
the Post says" will present clear and
concise summary OF the events Of the
past wear and a view of the present con-
di,ion Of AFFAIR."" The reports of the
heads Of Departments accompanying
the Message will, it is understood, be
more than usually voluminous.
10 his last annual Message Mr.. Lin
coin gave the reason which induced him
to appoint Gen. Mcclellan to the posi-
ton vacated BY Gen. Scott. He .aid
"With the retirement Of Gen. Scot,
came the executive duty of appointing
in his stead General.in chief Of the
army. 1t is fortunate circumstance
that neither in council nor country was
there, SO far as know, any difference
Of opinion as to the proper person to be
selected. The retiring chief repeatedly
expressed his judgment in 'avor Of Gen.
Mcclellan for the position; and in thi.
the nat on seemed to give unanimous
concurrency. The designation OF Gen.
Mcclellan lie, therefore, in considerable
degree, the selection of the country Al
well as OF the executive: and hence there
is better reason to hope there will be
given the confidence and cordial support
thus, by fair implication, promised, and
without which be cannot with so tull eff
cheney serve the county"
The forthcoming document, it is to be
presumed, will give an explanation Of
the causes " hich have induced the re-
moval OF Gen. Mcclellan, who, only 9
year ago, was the choice of the country
the retiring General-in-chief, and thu
President himself. Certainly nothing
has yet been put forth to show that thu
country or Gen. Scott has less conf
dence in Mcclellan now than it or b,
had then.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
en,.hino ., the ent,fs s,ruc,ure which

finishing OF the entire structure, which
is alreaey enclosed and far advanced
towards completion.
We now have excellent accommoda-
tions for one hundred and fifty patients,
aud we close the present fiscal yea,
with one hundred and forty. SeveTai
others have been ordered, but have not
vet arrived, and we are in daily cores
pondence for the admission OF others
Ia a few weeks our present rooms wiii
be filed, in few months longer they
will be crowded, and then must com
mence the unweIceme duty Of reforming
chronic, incurable cases TO the tues
some of them TO their old quarters 10
the Jail, TO make room for durable cases
az provided By law.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Total quota Of State, under all calls, ;. .494
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. STATE OF Iowa,
Iowa City. Nov. l9, 1862. {

Iowa City, Nov. ~, 1862
TO craft Commissioner. - County. looa :
\ SIa-Enclosed you will find tabular state
ment showing the number OF M req uired 10
your county to fiji up the old regiments. based
upon iis actual quota under the Federal Gale.
and which would govern il . draft we're or
iered to-day.
have pc siponsd action in the matter for
the longest possible time-sDxious not 10 re.
-ort to draft. or any thing looking thereto. /
now, as q last appeal, propose to your county,
to furnish volunteers by LIST Of January, 1863,
Tor the old regiments TO extent Of its d@lin.
quepcy. II you fell 10 do this, I shsll be
constrained to follow the olicy indicated In
subjoned letter to tie Secretary of War.
Such volunt ers viii be entitled to advance
pay md bounty.
Ihave nov exhausted al means il nv pow
er to avert CONSUMPTION from the State, ard
the matter nov reefs with your own people
Please aa-ign TO each township 10 our
county its proper qnota. and distribute s'ate-
m-nt cent erewi,h to prominent and iphu.n-
tial nen in same. and urge upon all immediate
and energetic action. As meu are raised they
will report Al olce to recruiting officer, il one
in your county. PAGES with instruction vill
be sent you from Adjutant Generals Office,
Special attention is called to the folio wing
extracte from the letter Of the Az jussnt Gs.e e.
raj If the Army to me. Of date September. 26.
1862: "Recrnits for old regiments Of volun.
teers for three years or the var, will be dis
charged at the expiration Of the time for
which the regiment vas originally enlisted"
mo order bas yet been made for draft TO
gil the old regimente, but when Il she'll Be
made your ssggsssisss will rsssivs ssssiai con.
Didsratisn.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Post Office Winter Time Table,
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rCSTo.s.oz AZ HAvxkroar, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at A. NJ. and 5ll p
NJ. Arrives al 10 A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-Closes ct 8 A. NJ. Arrives
al =. NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa Mall Closes at 81 =. NJ,
Arrives ~ p. 81
SOUTHERN Iowa MA.L.-Uloses at 8 A. NJ Ar
rives at Il =. 81
NORTHERN VIA DEWITT.-Closes Sunday Tues
day and Thursday at 50 r. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 4 +. NJ.
ROUTE No. l0977-tia Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday. W ednesdsy and Friday at 81 oclk. = N.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturj8y at II
o'clock NJ
Rours No. l0s4s via Tiptt n-Clo.es Tuesday
and Friday at II o'clock N arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock 81.
RopTE No. l0q47-V,a Fuffal,--Close, FRIDAY
At o'clock NJ arrives rday at o'clock
pm.
ROUTE No. loq5o-yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at So p. Arrives
Saturd " ct p. NJ.
OFFICE Hours. Office open at o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed at ~ o'clock r. N Office
closed At o'clock p II. U.uce open on Sunday
from to o'clock p NJ.
t5 As the principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, all the time as stpted herein will be
RAIL ROAD 1IHB, the clock in the Superintend.
ent's Office, NJ. h H. RR. Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELDklDGE, +. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Why "A special TO the Herald
says: The publication OF Gen. Rose.
craLs' report Of the battle of Colipth has
occasioned an inquiry Why the govern
ment does not likewise authorize the
publication Of the Official report of the
battle OF Aotle,am, which was made by
the War department three weeks ago."
The reason Why Is that the report of the
battle If Antie,am was made nv Gen
Mcclellan and that Of the battle Of Cor.
ipth wasu't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

EXTRAORDINARY Snow FALL.-A let
from Mauch Chunk, Penn, Nov. I,
says: I'VE have bad an avalanche Of
-now here this afternoon ore hundred
md seven y.torr pounds of snow feli on
be platform of our scales-eight BIZ four
teen feet-in forty m nu'es. Such a
snow has rarely visited these mountains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
777--7--7----l---- Q . - --l1-'--------1-
STATE ITEMS.

PoRK.-The Muscatine packers have
already packed 1850 hogs, says the
Courier.
David Hallam of Indianoa has pur
chased this early in the season, 10000
hogs.
The Amana Society in Iowa county is
going in for improvements. The proof
Of this is that they lately bought at
Muscatiue 75O, 900 ect Of lumber.
Pat. Robb, of Sioux City, has sever
ed his connection with the Sioux City
Register. ard contemplates making his
residence in Dubuque.
The Clinton Herald has suspended,
yet promises TO reappear on the first Of
Janaary,provided the people Of Clinton
will make it paying concern.
We arc rsjoiced to learn that the gov
eminent is at last thoroughly aroused to
a reali.ation of the situation IN regard
to desettion, abs-nteeism, etc, from the
army-Albany Journal.
S, are we. Isn't it glorious to know
and feel that after twenty months OF the
most stupcndous civil war the world has
ever seen, the government is sat tdsi'
thoroughly aroused!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

|. 10 case any county wishes to forward nv
recruiting officer or other ise, recruits to fiji
~ Old regiments and avoid the draft In that
county. application will be made TO Captain
Il. b. Hendersho,., I'd Artillery u. A., Da.
venpors. for proper passes Ter the men fa. :.
nisned.
ii. Any pers"n who wishes TO join one Of
The old regiments can apply 10 this departs
ment 10 pereon or by letter, and be fur nished
with enlistment papers, and passes if neces-
sary IRON the officer lsst named
Ill The recruit fior to January lst, 1868
will have the right to select the regiment or
company to which he wishes TO be attached.
". When there ar. mastering officers I'M.
Ter control OF Captain Hende,shott, In
counties, volunteer recruits will report to
them.
V. The rendezvous Of all volunteers for the
old regiments will be at Davenport. or 1T such
other place sc Captain H.nderehvtt nay des-
ignate.
VI. The drafting commits sione,s u iii repor,
to THE Office Immediately the number Of men
enrolled in their respective counties liable to
draft.
By order of Comman der.in Chief
N. b BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

REsIGNEp.-We understand that Dr..
Mckee, whose arrival home we men,
toned last week, has resigned his place
as surgeon of the 18th l wa Infantry,
on account Of his health Warrington
Psess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

THREE OR FOUR BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
L can find steady employ ment in the dining
room and ONCE, with good pay, BY calling on the
proprietor. J. ]. BUTTS.
noy22-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Bank Notice.

nFPOSITURS WILL HEREAFTER BE RE
- quired to att"ch stamp On all Checks for
more than Twenty DeIl.ss.
Stamps must be cancelled by the drawer of the
check. l. A. MACKLOT
b. B. WOODWARD,
Cashier State Bank, Merch ants Branch.
November 10 1262--d2t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Do NOT FAIL TO USE
RIG PDSON'S
New Method for the Pianoforte.

Universally acknowledged to be the best, and
recommended by leading Pianisis and Teachers as
~ithou, equal Thousands of copies have been
distributed from Maine to California, and yet the
demand is unaba ted "a mo t decided pyoof of its
merit, and very sire ng evidence that no other
book for the pianofore can be obtained that suit.
the public want as well Mailed postag. paid, on
receipt Of its rice, THREE DOLLARS, DitsCn 4
Co., Publishers, Boston. nov8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

0tato q Iowa
ADJrfAr 0sxsRAL's Otrc ~
Davenport, Nov. Gath, 1869.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. los.
By direction OF ths Comnande--in Chief Of
this State. publish the following statements and
circular:
QUOTAS or IOWA UNDER FEDERAL CALLS.
Call for mouths men, (75ooo) vols. ....... 2e43
" 500 900 men, volunteers .1-617
July 2, 1862, cali for 800 900 men, vols :. ,lO57v
Ang SEQ 900 " to be draft
ed, but vols. accepted,). ................ 1850
-, :, -
Total or vountee.s.. .4l4o0
Aug Is. 1867, call for men for old regiments Soo5
Number OF men under call for oil regts. e005
+" j" furnished since Aug. Is, 1862 e3a
Number required. .7o7l
QUOTAS OF COUNTIES
On 49io5 men and divtribmion among quent
Counties ef the surster required tor cid reyi-
menfs, (.Nl.l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

L>STkAY.- FROM MY oTAhLE, ON SAT
IL urdsy, Nov. ID, one Bay Mare, s yeats old,
two white feet star ia the foreh cad. ANY ps, SON
delivering said mare to my stable will be liberal
ly rewarded. J. Ii. HAIGHT
Nov. 18th 1862 navia1.A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Cssses sexsss last 10 table SHOVE NON ~.
liDqueDt county.
SAMUEL J. KIRKwOOD.
EXECUTIVE OrvIcE. srArE os Iowa, I

EXECUTIVE OrvIcs. SrA1R os TowA,l
Iowa City. Nov. 10. 1864
Hon q n Stanion. Secretary Of War, Wash.
ingtoa. d. C.:
sIR-l have distributed among the respec.
tivec ounties oithe States, their several ouo-
tss necessary 10 Ill up the old regiments. and
have given them until the lst Of January,
1868 TO euPpiy the tame by voluntary enlist-
nent. II this be rot done by that time. |
shall confidently expect positive ard imme
date Instruction from the General Govern
ment In regard to my course Of action. either
An immediate draft. or an entire reliance on
voluntary enlistment. Our old regiment.
ased the inep at ohea. and to prevent oi.or-
eanizsuon. supply Of men must be speedily
furDi.het, and SHALL. II not Forthcoming nv
the let Of Jsouary. 1868, be raised by draft II
you so order.
Your ohedient servant.
SAMUEL J. klkkWCOD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
yHAlelel.

DIT A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION As
ID Book Keeper. Clerk, Salesman, OF in spy ca
pscity in which bis services would be required
nefOfoneo sivoo. Address r. Q. Boz Sll,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Total, -. .49io5 1898 sl56 47i4 107l 1885
Add excuses
and deficits. 4.4i sl-o 1853
5ti49 54l49 1856
Number Of men actually raised by tie state
Deduct those raised since Aug. 18th, 1862,
for old regiments. ................. 3s4
Men furnished for regiments other than
CfI... foUOg
Deduct mon due under quotas from calls
other than fos old regiments, .4l400
Oyerplus of men voluntarily furnished by
counties, in excess, for regiments other
than old, ......... .................. S659
Number Of men actually raised as above, .45993
Deduct overplus, as above on volunteer SER
vice, ....e..... 0tJ3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

IF you WISH TO LEARN PIANO
PLAYING, On INCREASE YOUR
PRESENT KNOWLEDGE GIFT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS FE'VS.

Chceyer, who has been absent from New
York for some time, delivered a discourse
last Sunday in the Church of the Puritans
which was designed to be Introductory tU OIL
examination Of the Presidents proclamation.
This noted abOlitionist expect Abraham to
carry out the wishes Of the ultra negro wor-
shippers to the very letter.
An atfrsy occurred last Sunday morning
between Il number of white men and ne
grucs, Ut the corner of avenue = and Hous-
ton street, New York, which resulted in the
killing Of one white man and the serious
wOundinG Of another.
Col. Judd, Of the One Hundred and Sixth
New York infantry, now stationed at New
Creek, Virginia, has been taken to Wheeling,
having manifested symptoms Of insanity.
Tie Qlakers Of Illinois are TO be subject
20 the draft, and those who are drafted are
to fall in or pay two hundred dollars each.
The Governor of Ohio has ordered that
ular congregations shall be exempted from
the draft.
Sixty men employed in Colts arlnory were
among the drafted soldiers in Hartford. The
government ordered their discharge from the
military service, and sent them back to the
armory.
There were one hundred and seventeen
deaths in New Orleans during the week end
ing on the 2lst ult., and one of the persons
deceased was one hundred and seventeen
years old.
The yellow fever was taken to Whining
ton, North Carolina, by vessels from Nassau
that ran the blockade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
BATTLE OF CORIETH.

Var las Is ricissitudes, from which we are
2oi eE~lnil. After Series Of unbroken NC
i3;:S, It tails to our lot to-day to record
!eTeIS..
Iae news, in another column, informs US
''ai Hu, Fr,dly last Genera! Van Dorm,
AVID, joined his own forces with those OF
F''ce and Lowell, attacked the enemy at Co.
Hath a desperate struggle ensued. Friday
.'"i Saturday the enemy were driven. On
>'aday he was heavily reinforced; and Van
Dam unable to meet this addition Of fresh
"""pS. sas hirusclf forced to yield the field
.'cpEt-St.
ne FEATURES We have above described re-
%'iiI us of the first battle Of Corinth, or
>Ai!oh as it is generally termed. But it
would seem that the enemy's fresh troops
Hsade greater attempt to interrupt our re-
treat than OF the former occasion.
Our army is stated to be near Ripley
Mp'ey IS small village, about the centre of
lppsh county, Mississippi; and, by the scale
d 'ne rap, about twenty-five miles south
"e't o: Corinth. Our retreat would seem to
"a's been made in good order, from the mod
F'a's claim which the enemy makes of pri-
'''ers saksn--fron seven hundred to thou
sand.
We place no reliance on the enemy's re-
~ r,' 0l our army being in difficult position.
'" dispatches are of date the 5th. Our
wv ~H are as late as the 7th, and represent the
U'y as perfectly safe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
NEU-S FROM HENTCChF.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF GENERAL AoReA

REPORTED DEFEAT OF GENERAL MORGAN.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Southern line is
working 10 Franklin, by.
Clarke county advices say that Jack Bru'
ner, with company of Rebels, went up the
Red river to capture General Townscnd's
Home Guards.
The Rebels were defeated with considera-
BILE loss.
Colonel D. 5. Bruce, son-in. law of General
Leslie Combs, receives the highest commenda-
tion from military circles here for his opera
tions at Bowling Green.
The rebels burned the bridge near Asburr
on Monday night. Bruce immediately sent
rhither the Seventeeth Indiana and part OF
the Eighth Kentucky regiments, who reblii:
the bridge, routed the ehe,ny' Ut RuSsellvlIle,
killing and woundlag fifty, taking fifteen
prisoners and forty horses and sadiles.--
lie also routed party at GlaS5ow ytster-
day, taking ten prisoners, including Lenten-
ant Colonel Crcrs, Captain Brown aud Lle'-
tenant Thomas.
leading rebels ami Ulcers of tre rebsl army
are circulating themOst absurd stories IN places
occupied iy them. For instance, that Cen
eral Nelson was killed because he supported
President Lincolns recent emancip cipation pro-
cla,uation; That BHcil resigned because Of
that proclamation, brlt concluded to hold his
position six days longer, in the hope that
Lincoln would amend the document. Tne
rebels are rigdly enforcing the rebel co,scrip-
iion act wherever they have TEMPORARY con-
tIoi.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. t, lsG2.
A Portsmouth, Ohio, dispatch TO Governor
Robinson, says John Morgan, with tf"n-
sand rebels, yesterday. attacked the carter
county Home Guards. near Olive Hill. Aitcr
several hours severe skirmiShing. Morgan was
repulsed and several Of hls men killed. Nor
gan then re: reafed toward the Licking Ii'cr
burning tnirty-ti7e houses on his way. Last
night Morgan returned to Olive iiIIl. Mean
while Colonel S:lfrrt went to Portsmouth and
brought up $40 of the ll1th Ohio Regiment
THE EXPECTED RATTLE IN KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE. October +, 1862.
Rardstown adyices say the rebels have
from 10000 to $4,000 men within circle Of
eight miles diameter around bardstown. Our
central advancc was this afternoon four miles
this side If Bardstown. They have been
skiruishipg and driving the rebels before
them for Tie past three days. We have cap
tured six hundred prisoners.
II liz saiti that Kirby Smith has arrived at
Frs..kfnrt uith 10000 men, and Humphrey
Marshall j. IN his way there with 5,O0p.
The rel Is evidently mean to make stand
at'Frankfc,t, and d battle al Bardstown seems
imminent.
The rep TT of an anticipated fight at Mount
Washington, yesterday, arose from our forces
sheling the woods ss they advanced.
Bragg and Buckner left DAnville for Lex
ington on Tuesday. Bragg was expect ed at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10

The Jackson correspondent Of the Her
aid writing under date Of September 29lh,
says:
Major General Rnsccrans now commands
the amy Of the Mississippi. and all Of the
army ui the Tennessee, which is stationed 1T
TIE old poSHiDn dround Corinth, composing H
splendid army Of at least forty thousand tight
ing men. who have almost every one born"
tie fierce br,tnt of battle, and who have full
conlnlrnrc and faith in the ability and cour-
age Of their commander. Wih such an umy
uad a p"Sition as sironG as his, Rosecrans IS
imjryy"ubie, and there is not tie teast d',"jer
Of hH bring mhiHped by dny army the rstelS
ctfu concentrate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
VOtTMsf IIX.-NNMliER So

press Ii we act with tirmness, we rnay re.
pres. those uEoc;'irz and secure Tor eur
country the practical enjoyment OF that
equality in t!'rttrms oI warfare which Is a
frrntinnltn,pl t.rins,lr of tho laws Q! war.-
W. may =ye,, AOpe i6r peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
AHsaHsMS VISIT TO THE AMY.

KING Abraham has returned to Washing
ton after spending two days and nights with
the Yankee army. The "lIerald," in speaking
Of The visit, says:
There il; reason to believe that this visit ol
the Chief Executive and Commander III -chici
Of the Army and Navy of the United States,
will work Immense benefit to the whole Of
the country, and will bring about decisive
victory for the Union army, much sooner
than the most sanguine anticipate, and, in
deed, much too soon to suit the sinister tic.
Sans Of those who are willing to sacrifice the
Union to their peculiar political prejudice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
G.RIsALpI AND THE ENGLISH pgEss.

The London Times" and "PoSt" have al
ready commenced to sneer at the idea Of Ga
ribaldi taking service under the United States
Government. The writers assert that he should
20 to the South, where mine millions of peo-
pIeare fighting for the right to govern them
selves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-10
Pennsylvania TROOPS coMpLIstEsrrD.

The " Young Napoleon" has written II let
ter TO Curtin Of Pennsylvania, complimentng
him for his promptness in calling out the
troops in his State, and the manner III which
the people responded to the call.