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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


Inc.. 27845z 1872, 200
The changes, as was expected, are SO slight az
not to call for any remark The deposits are at
present over $125 900 600. The advance in specie
is leading of the banks to sell some but the
sales are not likely to cause any material change
n the aggregate average. The decrease in the
loans tells the tale of stagnant commerce. Our
banks are living by trading in government securi-
ties, and though they are free buyers of all kinds
of government stocks, and willing lenders on call
almost every kind of security at the lowest rate
of interest they cannot keep their loans up to the
point at which they should rule to earn the usual
dividends.
Money continues very abundant indeed. On call
It is worth per cent; paper sells at g. Ger.
tifcates of indebtedness, 1907.
Foreign exchange is firm at an advance of "a .
% per cent. Leading bankers ask ll514 for their
sterling and 1881 for francs. Brokers are gene
rally willing to give ll5 and $50. Gold advanced
to-day to 1927, closing at 10414 bid.
The stock market was again active and buoyant
to-day, and prices of all descriptions were higher
At the morning board there was general inquiry
for all classes Of Stocks and the demand salts
fed with difficulty. Between the boards prices
were firm, and there was q general scarcity Of
still further, and the inquiry for dividend paying
shares and first class bonds was more lively than
in the morning. Comparing the closing prices of
the day with those OF Saturday. we note an advance
of in Reading, ~ in Tennessees, ~ in Central,
! in Pacific Mail, "a in Michigan Southern,
a in Galena, "a in Missouris and Erie, "a in
virginas, q in Hudson and Teledo Il in Rock
Island and Il in Erie preferred and guaranteed.
The market closed strong, the following
being the last quotatons:-United States SIS,
registered, 1881. lO3 "a; do. 6's. coupon,
1881, 1861 Il; do. 6's, 1874, s6H a
"a; Treasury notes, $40, 1857 l06; Ten
nessee 6s, COZ 81; Virginia 6's, 81
a So; North Carolina 6's, 70 o "a; Missouri 6's,
1914 a a; American gold, 1927 "a; Pacific Mail,
1l7H a a; New York Central, s2ss a a; Erie,
3ss1 a; do. preferred, sG1S u; Hudson River,
47as u; Harlem, Is a; do. preferred, 81 a
Il; Reading, 57H n; Michigan Central, 64111 q
"a; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 27N
"a; do. guaranteed, 5s1S q; Panama, 1873 "a;
Illinois Central, 65 u; Galena and Chicago
M "a; Cleveland and Toledo, 46H q rs
Chicago and Rock Island. 6414 20; Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy, tn a 1874; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen, 20 a 49, Illinois Central bonds,
rs, 95% SO. After the board Central sold at
90, but afterwards at 92s; Illinois Central at 651
AK.
Tho 1ooa ;p0 Government cecuritiaa re selling nj
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Other states.

OL00r 0J0t0ks
YwRSTY-sEvENTH REGIMENT INDIANA vOLUNTxuRs
Captain w. +. Davis, Co. b.
VIM. Law, Co. b.
Willis Hubbard, Co. B.
- Boeallatua, Co. b.
Michael Seton, Co. B.
John Sharan, Co. B.
THIRD WISCONSIN,.
Captain Hammer, Co. L.
Second Lieutenant n. c. Spencer, Co. D.
Second Lieutenant Il. Gddings, Co. q.
FIRST VIRGINIA CAvALRY.
Captain William Milhous.
Isaac H. Kerry.
FIRST MICHIGAN CAVALRY.
Captain J. p. G. Emmons
Lieutenant VIM Brsyoort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10

L. Isaacs.
p Y Hin. citizen Of Philadelphia taken at strasburx
1hs HERALD correspondent.
Q1N1RAL JOE JOHNSTON ON THE LATE UNION ne.
VERSE IN THE VALLEY.
From the Richmond Examiner, June 81
mo following address OF General Joseph f. Johnston,
commander Of the army In front Of Richmond was read
% the troops under his days previous
- ths'late battles OF Saturday and Sunday last
HEADQUARTERS,
DEPARTMENT NORTHERN VIRGINIA May 20. 1850.
The Commanding General the proud satisfaction Of
announcing 70 the army another brilliant success won
By the skill courage Of our and troops in the
valley The combined divisions OF Major Generals Jack
eon and Ewell, constituting portion II this army and
commanded ~ the former. attacked and routed the
federal forces under Major General Banks successfully
Front Royal, Middletown and Winchester, capturing
several thousands Of prisoners and quantity
ef ammunition and stores Of all descriptions.
lne federal army has been dispersed and gnomniou.y
9riven from the valley Of the Shenandoah these who
nave freed the loyal citizens Of that district by their pa
srotic valor have again earned they will receive the
thanks Of grateful country.
In making this glorious the Of the
memorable struggle about to cnsue the Commanding
0enera does not deem necessary invoke the TROOPS
Of this army emulate the deeds OF their noble com
Iades In the valley He feels already assured their
determined purpose to make Industrious in history the
pat they are soon TO act in tho impending drama BY
command Of General JOHNSTON
1aoAAs G. RHErT, Assistant Adjutant General.
REBEL REPORT or THE RETREAT OF FREMONT.
From the LyUchburg Republican, May 81
we understand that party OF scouts sent into
Highland county last week, and returned to Saunton
Saturday and reported that force of the enemy was
Shen In that section they having all rersed towards
Cumberland in Maryland. At little place called Har
nsrsburg scouts across about two hundred
sack and wounded Yankees, whom they made prisoners
eogether with twenty three well who had been Left
% take care of the sick is stated further that Mroy
and the great Pathfinder haze LEFT Pendlson county and
ezcn ne back track toUlyds CunJerta nd. liking the
movements Of Jackson out towards Msrtinsburg.
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The cheapest of these securities are the skies of
1867 which sold at 9s1a ex-interest day or two
since AS these bonds are in effect five year per
cent bonds it is hard to see why they should sell
for less money than the $40 bonds, into which
people are converting the new legal ten
der currency. If the latter are worth a
premium the skies Of 1867 should not sell
at a discount. Some people may affect to believe
that the new go bonds will in reality prove
twenty year bonds, as they do not think the 60
vernment can pay them off in 1867. But if the
government cannot pay them off, it can always in
time Of peace negotiate n 8 or even a per cent
loan ct par, and take up its 6 per cents with the
proceeds. The $40 bonds will run five years
more. People who want five year bond will find
the article they desire in the 6s of 1867 at $50
a 30.
Mr.. Chase has negotiated, privately with parties
in this city SO 000 900 $50 notes at par receiving
in payment demand notes and three per cent in
money, besides the accrued interest on the 7.30
notes. The transaction has given rise to much
comment in financial circles.
The withdrawal and cancellation OF the irregular
Indiana per cent bonds progress steadily, and in
day or two it is believed by the State agents that
all will be withdrawn md destroyed. The only
bonds Of the irregular issue now believed to be
afoat are in the hands of the Park Bank, Cont
mental Bank and one or two other parties, who are
aware of their character.
IT. - A., Cab I'LL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

GAARor.Rs At woGK GA To-day light last q person
was At Ack d aud robbed on Ninth strt O., near the Bel
House. On Saturday night, while a lieulel AIT Ia the
0 s army w-s psis!ng the corner OF Grace aud Eighth
streets, a n I'll, an spsArg out from q place of conceal
ment aud dealt him a heavy blow, which knocked bin
dow. When the luektss fiji ,er recovered his sersse,
no found he bad been robbed Of lis bat and pookei.
book. Ano hsr case Of a similar charso or occurred or
Main sire !; aud on the same night q wounded soldier
vas se'z a by tie throat while proceeding 10 bis lodg
ings, gu ~ b rect but his vocierous chou 8 caused
the viii .iat 10 rtl,s use him. Our city ieems to have been
viven up endreiy 10 the tuls OF thieves ard ssslssir 8
The night watch, only thirty nine strorg, are entirely
inadequate to the pct ction Of the Inhabitants, and the
militia y force PLACID a; The Mayors dsrossl by G II
SMITH seems - have thus far scconpl sud but little
SJmethicy ought to be done, and that speedily, 10 put
stop 10 these fr O lent ouirate'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

We have received the folio sins brief narrative Of q
recent cavalry expedition towards Williamsburg A
body Of cavalry, i've hundred strong, under eOmnSi 4
Of Colonel Bal, started from camp, en- sondAJ, Ih3 26th
OF 0Stober, aad proceeded down she Peninsula to The
point where il uAS Supposed the settlement Of runaway
negroes, who murdered Hess.s. Caves and shrivsr. va
heated. Il Was sseertAiasd. however, that the Y nkses
about Williamsburg hsd Ssssivod Information OF the
coming Of the expedition, and had removed tie negroes
to a point beloE Fort Magruisr. Leaning 1 A. the Gu
euT a. Wilalmsburg had been reinforced b. two o.
three regiments, Il vas 20! deemed AdVi:able to make
any A.tAOk upon the place, aud cur IOoPa returned o.
wednesday. On their Nay back they captured abOlt
$50 negroes, several dsloyal eiGEsns, and a number Of
hlrzas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

AuEHPrBp BussLIRr.-Yesierday morning, bssween
three and four o'clsck, a duiUg sttempi was made to
break into he shoe sore Of heitrs. Darby l. Rosd, in
Beiins tlcck, on ~ b street. As IL in utter couiempt
Of the city w~ltchmel, the thieves brought . horse and
cart to the font door, with which to convey away the
spolls, and then eoaIly procesd.d to remove one OF the
large pauts Of glass in the lower front sindox. The
noise attracted the attention OF a you q man IN the store.
who happened to be awake at he time. H' aroused
his room mate, aad both prepared themselves TO 8 We Q
suitable reception 10 the burglars. BaCoIs an entrance
was effected, one of he young men discharged q barrel
Of bis revolver in the direction of tbs window, and fer
hteen minutes the thieves desis.ed from their burglar.
Gus attempt AZ tie expiration Of TINT time, th,y u.
turned sni resumed their operations. Several more tlo 8
Wtfs then d ed az then, without tf1ct IL is televee, ex.
eept to cause them to mount heir wagon sni drive ,f.
Presently, q Waterman made his appearances at the bro
ken window, and the yarrg men supposing him to be
one Of the burglars cracked away. Their shots luckily
missed the wa,chmsn, who retired and ~prudeutly rem L.
cd 1t a sale distance until ~dsybresk. when he made him
self known. Toe gss Ugh, ia the store uns bright enough
10 enable the 0ccu ANTS TO RECON u one o. the bu' glais
as = well dressed young man, whom they had seen pass
ing the store several times, in comp my with other sul-
picious CHI r4cters, and il is hoped that this recognition
may lead 70 the arrest Of the thieves
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
BrlIIlant IayalrY Exploll.

Information Sis received y~Cs,eFdSy that 4 detachment
Of the lS.h Virginia Cavalry, GA Fdtay last, attacked
ols Of the ensny's railroad trains, near hsrsssas June-
ton, destroyed it, aud captured uh ETY. 81 grisOhss. /
VAS this affair, doubtless, ia gave rise to the rrmor Of
a helry engagement in that direction. TIE prisoners
we're q. GOrionsVlls Lass evening, and ull probably AZ
rive in Richmond to-day. Tue Fredericksburg Pop n
mention that heavy esnlcuad.ng vas heard Ga THURSDAY
In the direction Of Ale1,ndIia, watch uss Supposed 10
psoesed from gunboA. prseies on TIE Potomac.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
Ibe kanawhl valley siyen IN.

/: vas e~urrsuly I~sgO,ei ysae,d,y ,hAs cur forces at
Charleston, IN Ter General Eehoh, bad bseu forced 10
retreat to prevent their being Gus "a, aud that tee X
nAWh, Valley, including the Salt W0.ks, WIS again in
posses ion Of the enemy. This report IL col dsmed
by tue following extract from a letter, dated L~'uistu,g
OSs1bes 80, published in tie Lynchburg 4 pEbEi an;
We are jast advised Ihai cur army a, K ,aAuhA have
had 10 retreat via Cotton Bill and FAytt Q U d. The
eaemy are reported IS 600 s.ropg dJv,n nils 6sll~
Charleston, several thou.,ld At Bdutovu or Sunne,-
v ls, Aad some I COO mski.g Up through Logan"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
rHI F.yIs b W.LYlAaroS.-Ths Wlm pg.oa J ".
W. ., n. bLCkAks
n j,r General Oou.'l

THI PLyBR IN WuLNIAaToE.-The Vain ngson J "
nAl, Of Tau!sday las, ssys:
Toe weather for the last two day. has been 81 az and
y esssnt, jIt the reatler 10 brtce the DeiV aud give
elss city 10 the nu ,eles, but untJr uGately too col for
hos = ready aiek, aad 10. gu t. cool en0ugl TO arrest he
pr gees o. Ito disease. The ilIerments yesterday At
Ok i4!e GENET r. were iour. Tai viii coupss all The
deaths o, wei c persons, az all, We believe, we're burn d
IN tbs Cemetery. We have heard that Tiers were -x
c5l1red inssruettS bu! Tor this We have Lo o1ic'sl Au-
.uortY-ue tsVs no doubt, however, but thai tie color
ed utim n,s luly ,qa Led, il they did no: eI ED Ihote
u b whites.
IL viii be se,n ,h,. the comparative mi dnsss Of tbs
a uospbere y,s,rday, While /. diminished tina mortal ty,
considerably increased the number Of new cAses--ss
~toupsIed vi b The cay before.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

WHAT A DEsIErEh sAIS.-fhs tolosIDg Is an sI-
tract from 4 private letter, dated WGrrsntOD, Fla, 0so.
Der "a b:
soldier was captured . few days ago hy our scouts
on the EscAmbiA river, who represents himself az q de.
ssrter iron BaIlers command. He belongs to . hAssa-
great among bis fellow soldiers concerning Liucoln's
sInar cipaGon proclamation. They did not come south
TO SIGHT for nrgioes, Tut for The Constitution and The
uhIii Unlol, and are loud in thei. deru citation OF the
Abolition fanatics. Hs states that there are many who
Sould desert il = favorable opportunity we're offered.
Hs Also confirms tho opinion that batter had moved .
Urge portion Of bis land force elsewhere, bot dOrs not
know 70 what particular point
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
ACTION SALES.
BY KNIT, PAIsE,A 90. Auors.


DIV Goods at Auc ion.
NN wsDNk DAY, the etS ga. t We Ezl l tel at our vsre.
~ house, eonasSI % a. 10 90 oek . large and dsara6ls 90
FRESH DRY GOODS, EiItI
ineladIos many sea 90 and handsems styles. part Of which are -
fol5vs:
Heavy Peul6ntiAry plat 0 aad stiipa, .
lrtrA 81 plaid an stuped nndseys.
Back and VII 70 prints, dE + m,dder do, -
plkck GlpAccss, gin gh an, Il o. Id ks
Iiu e1 lie lanes. ia led cloth, Fl tf
Net w olea sLin,, PLAIN and striped csnaburgs,
Detius. blue Vh 10, mens voo"n gioyo,
Black gro, lie riiDes, bla, l SIX tsist,
s tineits, K.ntaeky jeacH, hicko y stripes,
epotl cOuo ,ins needles, pAtsnt threads,
Yeas and aaus' kid gloves, fancy silk o,svats,
Ezra London blue olfths q e esssinsies,
Ne Inc, cASh ere aud 1 ibet shasLs, .r
English brown shhtiags, lsdleI' me.iao vesS,
LIN q bosom shirts, ma liners do,
pyer shirts. suEprnders,
Buekskin mis. v DIN half hose,
Ladies' black aud white cotton Hose, &c, k-
ALSO
1900 pairs menJ and vomen,s shoes, boots, b ogsns, alp.
pers, bootees, 40
TIE shoes will be sJld Al IL O'Clock.
noyS KANT, PAINE 4 %, Au Z.
VIII be added-iust received from the South,
200 pair wind,v shades, Of asort.d styles,
Rieh Not inghAm lace. for eu;t1irs.
Ourth muSl "a, u X cords,
Fple did Grim % fh1gei and tsaels,
Is 10Een corn broom, made In 6eorda,
And att oe oek, precseIy,
2 reAns note, esmnsrIIl and letter paper.
KEN, PAINE 4 co.,
nov kuc loneers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
NOTICR.

N1 Hurry kkrroh, CPuoIAN, formerly OF Petersburg,
IA has loeAlsd himself ID NC q Main street. uhere he will be
pleased 70 81 Aaas whose kxbt need lmptodnk Here N what a
Petersburg paper saya:
We the aadanasasd. tLs plsaursin recommending Mr.. Henry
kAybn - the sessns o. Petersburg an surrounding count y, 70
an Op'ieAh % Considerable merit W. have tred min And ioand
tNAi he tutsd n vtah spsetlslss batter thsn ~, could hay. done
ourselV,L Ard. - he Lisht o. mAnkInd n !. ysrx Ia.orsnt mai.
ter, and 10 salea . kiAaa PeSaires a ere.t dsd ~ ncwisd.. /, a
ART uhlch - saAAaAaAils believe NJ Ksvtan n,s..,sss We
thsrstNrA, sA-~AAs r--~.Sn d lis.
DAVID NAY.
Rev n. b. COwLRs.
Rev k0Br. Mf0aAEIA,
JA.Es n WATSON,
WM. J. PRIfuHAR6. o.
Z Rev, JOBS KRRR,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

Gas BNIGa The stA.smsnt eircul tied ia some Of
tbs ; gu heru papers thA: Gen B;agg i, to he superseded
in bis command in the Wes. By Gen. Us pl L. Johr.
ston, Is pronou ICED Wholly vi hout foundation. 1t il
s a.ei tbs: his ezPlAr A.'oas OF his campaign in Kentucky
arc entirely Satisfactory 70 the President Gen. B, has
left K EDMOND 10 resume the command Of his troops.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

Pas Pokrs To fRIDhRICKsBGkG Il having been stat
Ia ore 4 the CT y urDsl' tha. the Provost Marshal o.
Frs1ercky5u;g haI motif d q 9 Proves, MARSHAL Of Rich.
noad not to issue aug more passes to citix us OF Rich.
mood or any other person who is not a resident, to visit
fredericksburg. the papers of the last named place are
,uthorI, y BY The ccmnAndsn. Of the post TO say, in the
irst place, lhlt there is no Proves. N ushsl at that point
AMI Ia the second place ths. he has 10 K o~ldge OF
Any such ordHs having bren sIed or r gu SD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

PRlBABLE HoNICIDE.-Ye- 'rdsy Ai.erunon An alter.
caii,n tooE aee On Broad street, above Brock avenue,
betW en- a solder ~hose name is supposed 10 be Stow,
nd othergsmed J nee, when tho litter drew q pair oil
pistols ami 4 ed lvur times, the 10 lr;h ball pkiUg effect
il Shows abdomen and causing a mortal Wound. jones
-ss arrested. and the wounded man wss carried 10
Camp Winder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
RKNT-ASHLANO HO AND cor,

t'ok Nd Y cor
i fA6EA-rhit AN active property % offered for rent on terms
uhioh eStnJt fall 1, b. adStntSseou and profit .be 10 Iae tenant.
riu,ted uittia seventeen nils Of kieh nInd, In = thriving village
o. the line Ofthe q, hmm fredsreksburg, aud PotonAe RAii-
T. ad, sho1e tr .ns are and will be 90 timed ~ 10 enable rtsldens
At A hlAndt' tpeud a. euiness h VD Of he day IA Richm NJ, u
psvseab unusuN AtiTa5to1s - . real ienoetb persons whose en-
sAssuenis d DOT eGiirs heir presence In Riehmood at other
hours TIE hsathfaneS Of The locality IL ueik oNi aud tho
soeu ~ Of the village very tnxbl-. The tuldings eousI. Of \
large Hotel and -evssAl Oohsgs dtuued In q . pAelo- - and or
nAnen'ed gTou d. Besliei Va. a. lodging 10 the do,si and UNL
tsgr beonx ngto 4. other boAries oJula doubtless be sbtaiutd
hon the n~sighbOdny houses aud from pAssen.sS on the Raj road
Train
Apply q M 2. COX, Agsat Al Ashlaad, o. At the onss Of the
Rlchnosd, feed siekseurS, and Potomac Railroad Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

ALABnA-fhe Legislature o. Affair A convened 10
extra session At Montgomery, ks. week. Gov. shorter,
IN hs message, traces out the canoes OF this u Isl I'D
cruel va, and asserts the cause Of the rotrsag Of our
army from COrhth to be the sltbdrsuAl of our troops
from PsnsacOls; yet, be promises, ALBANIA Srl respond
10 every rtqusidOn made on her for the cOinnOa de-
fsaOs. he that = ,sE Of tseniy nvs per
cat be levied on the State tan foe tie support OF tie
fAnliss snd widows ard orphans 0! poor solid rs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
rHr Sous C4AOLlsA oOlsE-fhs savannah R,pub-

TIE seUEz cAAOLsA oOAsE.-fhs Savannah Rspub-
l can Of the % met, says:
Pss,eb,e els vi o arrived by the Charleston train last
evening, report INC nsAs'tss Lnd Of nrpg Ior seteisi
man, Who has been much uei to Yankee can orading,
describes IL q terrific, Il ia supposed the Yankees strs
making another attempt to and. We only hops they
vii be allowed to do 30 and get a. far into the bowels
OF the land" as they did las week. Ia that event thru
viii be . liberal p~ArtitionlI g on Of Yankee AOmsstsads.
The Charleston papers Of the latest date contain
nothing to induce the belief that an engagement has
taken plaza
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

REPoRriD AEREr Of Ban. WoID.-II il stated that
the Aboldouiss have arrested aud imprisoned the Hon.
BIN Wood, DsmOeEa'Ic candidate ios Congress in the
4h District, Ne" York city. Hii Ou<Ptk II truths " r,
,eo mucl TO- the UrAus To- swallow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

ARRisr -Au individual in a semi mliAiy costume
was arrested YES erday afternoon at q boarding house,
near the corner Of FiankEl AID Governor streets. for
dA hing q lick through the pryst, clrrisge Of Mr.. Ben.
Roper. A. tha line Of committing the ofSBce be was
usder the influence Of liqgor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

Az ARRrEAL.-ThS Columbia South Oarolipiab"
learns that Major C5okiug arrived q few dsys ago in
Charleston, having rua the blockade from Nassau, N. P
where bis regiment vas stationed. The h,j1r ha- TO-
signsd bic eOnm'ssiOn in the British army TO sspoass
our cause. He is a man OF foe military tdaeatiOo and
has nObIy distinguished himself in tho Ida sar and the
battles In the Crimes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

ASorEKR PARrIsAS Success Sol W. @. Faulkner,
With his regimen: Of Partisan Ringers. la;e'y made a
saece,s'ul dash uPoa ths Ynkses 1T Bone Ysrd, Nj E.,
capturing seven Of them, Win fourteen wagons loaded
viii cotton, and driving the enemy back to their strong
hold in The ntigheorhool Of Oorin'h.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

A PoLITE lIDEEAL OTTICIR-fhs Mobile Advertiser
publishes the following copy OF an autograph letter IRON
General RJseorans 10 GeeerAl Van Dom, on Tie return
Of our burial party from Co,ioth a few days since
HEAIQUAKrAks Amy OP THE MISSISSIPPI,
CoEISIH, october !. 1864.
General RoseerAns presents his compliments to n jor
6euCrAl Van Dom, commanding chcer OF the Oontsde-
rate i0rces, VINO sends TIE n,g OF uuc1, asd stAtes uat
ample provision has leon nAds for the tuiial OF the dead,
Aud a soldiers uiIu o will be aid them, especially tho .
Sko tell tr.Vsly, rs many OF kAury's division did.
~lSiSLed, W.. :, X. sIcEANs
" Gsner.l Cong.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

hOGSAS's fALIsRAPa OPIEAF1L-G. A. Elsvorth,
hOrgAn's telegraph operator whom the Tsderli boosted
Of having csPtnrsdl was in Atlantis, Ga, on the 27h of
OjsOber. He exhibited to the editor Of the Conleasraey
the pocket instrument viii which be operated the tels-
graph lines in Kentucky. He hAs captured aud brought
sIath sixteen sets Of telegraph Instruments since be
Joined Morgan's command.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

NoRI RoBssRIis TIE store on the south ,ss. cerner
Of CIy aud Vug mia streets VAS fori,ly en,eIei last
Friday night I'd robbed Of 3 q ianui y Of d iur aud other
articles. o. ihs same niEh' L~o e~heydlisrs diacuitris
On 'erel the 0olu DbISn Hotel aud took therefrom q
trunk, which they Carl d to an adj cant alley, broke il
open and stole from it tse'Se hund ed dollars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

CHARsI or DlsloYALTr.-krs, Mary Aun Pickett, her
son, and tive daughters, arrested il Charl's City couD-
y, by order Of Gen. Henry A.. Wise, OIL the cha-fs
Of disloyal prroscss. we're brought to this city on Sat.
urIAy, aud lodged in the military prison. Thirty ne
sroes we're b. ought slang with them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
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