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VoIuntcer ConscrInts.

When the last batch Of rebel prisoners
of-war was landed on Governors Island
at the roll-call the following conversation
occurred
Officer calling the roll.-"Private John
Smith, Tenth Georgia Elmteers2" John
Smith, answers:
" Tenth Georgia Volunteers be hanged
Tenth Georgia Conscripts you mean.
Here"
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Cnmmitfed fn Iail

nF Davidson County, June 10th 1867, a negro man
~ who says bis nams Is ABRAHAM; says he belongs
70 Samuel Atkcn'ou OF Cheatharn county Tenn age
about 81 or 10 yeas old Veighs about l45 100 lbs
feot inches high, copper color, scar on chnk
right temple,
The owner is requested 10 70 ward, prove pro.
perry, and pay charges, as tie law directs
~ HINTON,
iune29-3t Sheriff aud Tailor of ID. c.
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The steamer Potomac, from Port Royal
on the 9th, has arrived. The health Of
the troops is favorable. The rebel pick
cts are annoying at Wilmington Island.
Twoo our pickets were wounded on the
9th. All quiet Al Beaufort.
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Ten Dollars KewaSd.

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
- or MAY 26tb, one Pay uorsc, sixteen
lEAIA hand- high, heavy bult Wi Ia one white
Z1A-bnd ttocki sore GOA The inside of the
IIut nHuu ears old,
on FRIDAY uight ast. July 4tu, ono Clcsuat sorraI
Horse with VII lc spot un h'5 forehead. sixteen and
cue bali inches high, with short switch tail Ten
years tld. w.aIluE oars loose.
Toe above reward viii Doe given tn h.m who gives
me il'ornaton OF the Uars.s sd. reabauu, or ftva
D1uars Tor either ones delivery tU
raIIp DECKER
suror, lsi Isnl. Y,li., camp Andrew johnson
july lO-iWf near hashyllo
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Committed To Lail

nF Davidson county, June %, 1859, negro man,
Owho says his name Is DANIEL says be belongs
Mrs Luzinka G. Brown cf Maury COuuty, near Sriit
Hill, Tenn, age about 70 years old weighs about no
OF $50 pounds feet x inches high, small "a
cent'e forehead
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
perty, and pay charges, as the law directs
}. NJ. HINTON,
June2O--3L Sharin md Llilnr of ID. O
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More than twenty centuries ago, Ro.,
man Of some note and notoriety--Cato.
the Censor-remarked Gle who steals
from a citizen ends his days in chains and
letters but he who steals from the COM
munily ends them in gold and purple"
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, June q, 1862 a negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB; says he be ongs
to Thomas e. Walker OF Maury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years old weighs about $50 pounds
feet 81 inches IN height color black, no marx
The owner Is requested to come forward prove pro
peIty, d pay charges, as tue law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
June2g--3t sheriff and Tailor of ID C.
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Committed To Iail

n = Davidson county June 23 1852, a negro man
~ who says his name Ia ARTHUR and belongs TO
VIM G. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn, sgsd about
40 years vishs about las or $50 pounds 8 feet Il
inches higl color black heavy whiskers.
The owner Ia requested % come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, Ne the law directs.
]. NJ. HINTON,
iune20-8t Sheriff and Tailor orr. C.
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Committnd IA Lnil

" Davidson county, June e3l, 1862 a negro hoy,
" who says bis name is ak, and belongs 10 VIM
McGrcEgor Of WI sou CO.. age years ola weighs about
100 ur loo pounds feet inches high color black
scar on second finger on lett hand
The owner il requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. NJ HINTON,
.funefQ0.-lt o.N l. "A Of ~
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a laboring man in Rochester, N. Y,
has become heir to an Irish fortune Of
100000, He stopped making cellar
wall to go over to the old country and
search for H.
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The State Treasure of Pennsylvania
has received an anonymous letter from
New York, inclosing a $1,000 Treasury
note, which reads thus; "Pay the en-
closed to the credit of your noble patri.
otto State-'tis her her"
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
SALT AGENCY.

f Ne SUR CRlBEK has oIencd 6kNEHAL SsLT
1 AGENCY in this city, al the Old stand OF d. s.
Pitcher on Ma ket street and Will be- glad to furnish
Oty ald C1un ny buyers on must he al terms either
for par funds or Banks OF Tennessee, aud viii Keep
large ttck constantly on hand Of beth large and
small packages,
AprA g3-3m n. ROsg
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Committed tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June ltth, 1869, negro man
" who saws his name II DANiEt. says he belongs
10 Richard Doss, Of Marshall county, Ala age about
q 'r 70 years; weighs 100 or 90 los feet in hes
high no marks color black. The oEner Is request
cd 20 come orward, prove property, aud pay charges
as the law directs. J. NJ, HINTON,
iuncl8-8t EloriH and .Iatlor II T.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, june IA 1882 negro man
" who says his name n GEORGE WASlHNGTON .
says he belongs h sry Ann Ycargan, OF Warren
county, X sced abou, 90 years weighs 10 or $50
forehead small coates The owner 4 reque.ted 10
come forward, prove property ana pay ,haIgeB as
the law directs, j, n. HtNlON
iuuolS-8t sheriff and Jnllor nj ID
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Thirty companies had up TO the sth, re-
spondcd to the proclamation ofGov. Cur
lin for Pennsylvania quota Of the new
levy, aud others were rapidly coming
in.
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Six members Of Congress have left
Washington 10 raise regiments In their
districts, and II is thought many others
will follow their examples.
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Committed tn .Iail

or Davidson county, June nth, 1862, a negro man
~ who says his name Is AARON says be belongs 10
10 Carter, Of Marshall county Ala aged about 10
years weighs about l40 or 1Ij pouDds; feet inches
high DO marSs color black. The owner is request
cd 10 come forward, prove property and pay chlrgcs
as the law directs, N HINTON,
iunelb-3t sheriff and Taflor Of q
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Committed to Jail

nv davidson county, June 18th, 1892 a negro man
" who says hrs name is ALEX says be belongs
To Lucy SIN H. Of ayijsOu cocnty, Tenn; aged
about u years weighs l45 or 100 pounds fet =
inches high copper color no marks. Tie owner is
requested 20 come orwarc, prove property, and pay
charges as the law Directs
J. 81 HINTON,
mnelS-3t sheriff and .Itil.r az ID q
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn. June 10, 1862, a negro
- girl, who says her ans rs JOANNA, aud belongs
TO Robert Williams, Of Franklin, Ky, ags bout u
or Is years feet inches high; weighs about 100
rounds dark copper color. The owner Is requested
T. come forward, prove property, and Tay charges as
the law directs j. n. HLNTuN,
iune2O-Jt Sheriff and Tailor of ID C.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, Tenn, July s. 1867, a Negro
~ Boy, who says his name Is HENRY says be be-
longs 90 William keod Of Cntksvie. Trnn.; aged ~
years. Weighs g0or 90 pounds; feet Ga inches high
color, BLACK; no marks. The owner Il requested to
come forward prove property, and pay charges az
the law directs j. NJ HINTON
July o, 1902. Sheriff and Tailor Of d. c.
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"Josh, does the sun ever rise in the
westY'-" Never. -" Neyer?"-'N Never"
"You don't say sol Well, you won't
catch me to emigrate to the West, if it's
always night there.
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Committed to JAN

OF Davidson County, July l. 1902, a Negro Man
- who says his name Is SAM; says be belongs ~
George Armstrong, Of Williamson county Tenn. aged
- years weighs iG6 pounds; feet aehcs high;
color black no marks. Tho owner Is requested 20
come forwardi prove property, and pay charges, as
the law directs. J. NJ. HINTON,
July 9-3t. Sheriff and Jailar Of r. G..
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RATES ~ ADVERTISING.
ttEs LINE os lrs 70 ooS-Hrr,A scrA1r)
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inDETAIL.
mn n M WIN M ~ rnLLnma

AuVtIItem'nIs Occupying any tcal position ~
sldc' topcr CEN. additional special petition uisi1e
10 per cent.
E9- Advertisements inserted IN the ocal column
charged ~ he ate Of twenty cents per lire
ChUnge' may he made pc iodicnlly when agreed
uponi but cycrv such change will involve extra cv
pense, 10 be paid for by the advertiser.
NO Adrettsas erceedig NE space contracted fgr rU
b charged for he crccss
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
.riAIce. No. 81, onunnr snrrr

Persons wishing to sead Freight ana Packages by
% Morning Trains Of Che I0usymLH ASr NA'H'
as, and NAsnvILLE AND DHoATuH RAIlRoAns,
tust have the same a, The once BY O'Clock the
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9abiSson County 9irtttorg.
CITY GOVERNMENT

JOHN hugh SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN cHUMBLEY, AarslaL
Dspuy Morthais--W. II. wnkinsou, A. G Tucker,
and James A steele.
oa,rt, u ne Mart.-John Clumbley, sr-o6ieio hrSt;
Jos /. Ryan SECOND and join Reddick, third.
Tas Assssor-william Driver.
Rsvsnue collooioy--A. q. shaukland.
Wider Tar Collector--E. b. Garrett.
Trsasursr--R henry.
Wharf Mastsr-4-ThoHas Loake
Superintendent q De IYorihrHss--I. Odd.
superintendent ~ o. Vote Weks-Janes Wyatt.
cg,.f Of as re uep,a,tieai--Iobn 81. seAbury.
eerion on Do Csrneiay--T n. McBfide.
Street Ovsrsssr-- L. stewart,
CIR Aao,nsy--John MePbail smith.
oITY COUNCIL,
Board Of Aldsrmen--d. II. Hrion, President J, z.
Newman, @ A. J. Bbyncid, c. A. soCycl, Wan 8 Cheat
ham, J. c smith, NJ c l. Claiborne, end Iis Eoeb.
Common coysea " P. Jones, Presidents William
pobe,ts. 7. J. Yarbrough, WIN. Driver, VIM, Stewart,
1onl. rIougb. " Mullins, James Turner G. NJ. South
cate A. J. cole. Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. B.
knowles, aud John cready
STANDING COMMITTEES % 1Hs CITY COUNCIL.
Fiaaus,-Knowlos, seovol and Cole.
tyo,sr Worts-Anderson, Smith aud Claiborne
sr.., YafbrouRh, Turner ,southgate, Davis, Brien,
Mayheld, Chatham aud Claiborne
Bhars-Newmap Stewart aud Garncr
Ho.pilal--Jones, Mayheld and s.oan'
scAool,--cleatham, Mayhed and Knowles
", Do,artnsni--Crendy, Drive. and Newman.
oa,-Driyer, Cbeatbam aud DAVIS
c,,netery Smith, Stewart ald Newman
Market Houss--Roberts, stewart AMI Turner
slovs,-Hough, Claiborne and DAVIS
Polos--Chsatham, Brien ard Anderson.
syri,o,-Hough Claiborne and Bricn.
WsrELss,s-Cheatharn, Mayn and Knowles
Tnyrg,.rsnt. and ErpsndihTe5-coe, scovel and
CFoady
P.Lpc Property--Brien CheRtham and Turner.
P.r Hoas.--MAy mold, Jones and Roberts.
ar The Board OF aldermen meets the Tuesdsys
next preceding the second and fourth thursdays IN
ZACH month and the Common Council the second
and fourth ThuudRys in each month.
NIGHT POLICE.
Ouptait.-Jobn Baugh.
Mr.. LIeufeuant-Wm. Yarbrough
O,oosd Liesienant--Johp II. DAVIS.
POlioemes--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da'
vis. Joel Philips VIM. Baker, John oottrell, William
Mayo, John EngleF ". Wright, John Puekett,
Robert SCOTT, W. C. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David YAtos, and Charles Huitt.
m The Police Court Is opened every morning at
pine O'Clock
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DAVIDSON CouHTT DiREcToEY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND oFF1cERs.

Ueadauarters IN Ulgh street Gen Duunont
.or,...,.a,,..
No., tI..,,,-.,,,-. -, g....- -, IN.
ro-,,s ...,,.-.., -. -.
~, - A. -....,.- y. GU. -,
,tssr,.la .,,do..- 81 e.. ,,,,,t.,..
cb,., 1,,i.,,,j o,,r,.r,,,,,.r : Irs,5su,rt.rs IN
Cherry street No. 10, (Iudge Catron's rtsIdanoe.)
Capt. J d. Bingham.
Asti,tapt Qaartsrmaster-C Chattanooga Dopot-Capt.
r Stevenson.
assistant OHar'"fnoH" - vine street, near MIS-
iO'A iel"eA'e' ''p'' ~ ~ bamo'
N'o-S". VA''s'N'a''e % muIAe' sf7e''-
N-P'' - a. "@io'
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We, the undersigned, have tbs day adopted the
above rates, TO which We bind ourselves strictly TO
oIhern
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Cnmmitted - mi

NJ Davidson cnupty, June 10. 1852. a negro ivan
~ who says his name Is COLUMBUS; says ho be-
longs % Dr. hckissCRs Of Maury county Ituu ago
about 80 years weighs about / 90 or l45 rounds 8
icot "a inches blsh hong bIshy hair copper color
no marks. Iho owner IL requisite ~ come for
ward, prove properly and pay charges AZ the law di
rolia. j. N HINTON,
lunelh=8 sheriff and JaIl1r of ID q
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Committed to Ian

nF Davidson County, Tenn june 9th, 1862, a ne
~ gro tirl, named SALlIEi SAYS she belongs 20
irwin hogue, 81 Maury County Tenn. Said rirl d
about rs or 20 years old weighs about 100 or $50
poun b ttet Inches high two small scars on
Forehead scar Ou upper lip al the edge Of Tie nose
copper color
Tho owner h requested Co come fward, proye
property ana pay charges, aa The law directs.
j, NJ. HINTON,
Jaueh-at sheriff and Jall0i OF d. q.
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WA CAMERON, fer the Union
JOHN WALLACE, for the Disn
Z. Il. JONES, for the Coasild
NAsnullH, Tenn, Juy y, 1902 -
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Cash required " adyaucc Gur all advertisements,
inless by special agreement
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AnnOuncements of CnndIdntc1,

Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
Wien exceeding i've lines, will be charged at the
usual advert sing rates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31
Lirnt Colonel Fielding l. Taylor.

O;sn, 81 Chart.otoEn. Frrrih, on he iii q HS'-h'T
1862, Of wguads re4risrd strrnnpiau's Pass, ii Ar5y'"fh.
On tn i4lh OF s~erteUb-r. Iieutecrot Coio"'l Fi:lhl'E
L. TAIL IL, Of Gl"uoc2ser county il :ae G:in &C.: CT ~;
we
tne e,ratnrtn eT.eai ct ;.e -si prompted ~ o eihif
~ lofty p .ir7t:sn. t'UIuns' ,syie5 t-stened 20 : ".@'ni
.na trad..ei hs s4rvc-i to I'll" STATE thrI tE,cit.h-i
VITA inT zion de :'as h't'-'Y :, rcc"mni',r' 'Hi'et,
sud, 10 rec6s u!tiu. OF his IL .7i;s "ai Hhpctntsn br 't"'sr'..
q Let her a it,, utcaan, E niaasr c: Infant. :. a7i -1ji.n.i
20 Inc lzh des nert of ~ ,nia Sn ant ed, "h'ch, 81. ~:
re-. g ..iz.:i . twrl:. r:ontns af;e-D-'ds. e!cc'-i hhE +"
~, "a ne p.ri,,ur FIR IN. dr. y.-r o. his srrsi-e fe .E7
stationed near sort Is, L post u importance i,Hazh ~
onps, 81 , t ilar,ivIiy at, - ihs eys""Eiin: o! III { city
n. with MS ryirucn va, uoo1 trsn. fcrrei tU = lr=t &c.
r,pi.d h, or ;..pra N d sfendips Richmond, E1n ACTIVITY
ri. tc;r atrd III som- o: tie noted la :!ss ~iich . sued -
+ CT H;rnG1prd though a3t e: :iccTerei sd '-'"ity "a
feeJ.i fT5.n n o;;l'k q reVe h- lrt Siip oa' s'nT 20
u ,.t the .nrn.'s ~ ,es :niFr i-nsrgi e@pa I'D ""s tn
sr,crCu. for b.. 94ii-u'ry :. tnr i.si mernU."r.. La > cT
d,n.sssS. "f A3sc. 6dh. S''e's q Ta' n 10 c''aa'ti
FROM III. re 4. / til. b ST, tie {! 10 q! Il, ?eL"Lsht
heing / dy Feuudsi. tHG ,c''ilu.sli ii. "".T'd ~ h'r'. ,au
Il. al. i,pf. "rhi.ita 81 rrni, ,.h hn :e ~ b. tie 'hA Z
sira spi.it Of Il toe = ii!rT. ~ march" cIE IN nc ora" =
.r - iai" Maryland. arr w..iu con,nahd 9. N1 : s'h nv
In the acton Of ,rs~pt"ns raa,. 2 l'n.t'y "i-cr hrsins rs
duty III fr,rt Of III. ru-la!, WIN hs rcc''TeL The S"a"d
si!ch t-tuicated hI IFS
Pm IN cannarccr1 n, 80 r.. ed ~ ta n Ftarr -.
zee. Colonel f.y!Or d g2',y.t, br;r n the csicp snd N IN:
deli. the Al.hest qualities / e 81 'ier Hni HI cN s.h-l
In sy,r, ts;lc I: T6s b.: fo:rur- t. rissis In. G- ihe?'Si
,it co1adsare snd son the adair3ti D q 7ia cenfsuiors.
lu.a-us sY.e b. Ia .kil a-d o. rs c'oi so INT spi1
t:nvrrE
handed re a. u.ruIly stb,ete, =. mad eS:! felt lad -
pressed, even 10 the :sSi, 4 { dep 20 ioiiciiedr lo' "
fsrr and Il. .srae; srd that the: .. feelings --r= ~co:d;.i'
,-cicrocsts. hy ID: :eg!r. nj eth thG. : s'7 tr.", iii
writer "f This hal he : o'tsa s.su's. AL y I'h 'sT''
csn.-6es, in IN: stlLue>' 4 night, tnsS7 ID 20 ,t", t;t=:
Iuaii-I u tb::ie Ei. o. jinalet ~ ;be s"it ttof 81 an =
:.on ;t the memory 81 .o'c. tn i!a2t Q. tanssFs tre! NE
tr.ir f4lieo oomra3e
an orhcs-, 1t sas q ; less 5 rs a c!IIen. lie h d receive.
a taor ugh col rsiatr eGicar!"G, AM SUI seq ga = IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31
GAP.

the description Of Thrcushi.rs Gap. DE
ynrd Warrenton, Ca.) which re copied yes
terday from Il Yankee wrircr, las hut little
to place it ab.v. the haldest iirtinn. The
sinmensc" mountains Of "imu,rnsr height"
the passage 60 narrow that p wagon can
scarcely pass-the "thouRand fountains" nth
their aten thousand echoes, tine 'awful de-
hle' into which the SUN cln Only look in a
few piaces-is fine writing perhaps. but 1t is
not truth.
Thoroughfare Gap is 4 romantic place, and
the mountain range which il inte6ts and across
whose path it leads: ia very respectable for the
Piedmont accommodating more. The most
elevated mountain peak, called High Point, is
much visited by ~plessnre parties Of ladies'
and gentlemen, wbo ride their horses 20 the
summit without difficulty, by taklG,sa an oDlique
course.
T~horouEhisTs Gap. Or the Interval between
tho jaws Of the pass, IS s}'oat a hundred and
fifty yards vide. It is in, woodland rough with
bouldcrs Of sandstone. Through it flows
a"n eo
S'''s" -.
The passage m inc 'i'einj' thiohsh 'hS
pass and along its level road over which the
little MORO boys have been driving their OK
{, d..-.e. 30 ,ho
Carts 'H "-'a !e"'' -
Yankee writer az almost equal to bonaparte's
passage over the Alps. Onward press the
gallant baud!' enid "ths trsncn,iens rum
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AGsiis IL Torida

W. a.: permitted 70 make tie f~olioring
er-ract fT11G . private letter, dated Oct. loth,
~T:leii7e &c aiflirs il Florida:
':iv o-iicf IT. ne security Of liz St. johns
hes ale. 20 tee ground. from he cowardica.
lnH.par.ty, nr something else Of lhu cnm-
Ilander ot the pnsr a. ST johns Bluff. That
s;:"u2 pg-;t,vh xIIh all the n,unltlnn9 81 var,
all p%srsruti taE:atc Ut offer. aud L.sn, lave
,a:l@ii into tue nAnis " zoe enernr, T!thoat
even I'll atteinp, OF defence against q .snd
forre-rot a gun fred-tut all abandoned,
Ant LETT without q claimant for trentv-frur
hours. curing which tive there wa: NO 4
nsn at the batteries. The snsu.y, two 5-ys
after, sailed up the ri9e- and took the Steam
ets"hst:y Brock scd "'iovernor Mllton,"
cut up eli the small bos:s tina. could 5e touhd
CO tie rlv.r As isr w as O~csh#shsw, and
returned, receiving and iInpressiEg every ue-
gro, boud or free, that they could got hold OF,
xpd committing various other oatragea on
persons and property on the river.
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iiy the arrival Al S, v>lAi c:P:r'li- nj New
York, whose ~vesse!s were destroyed s.l ths
Confederate steamer Alabama, Tr arn f. lila
posfss,utl u some Iurthsl ralc+iihf- ~T'i~'i'e
~ tt,at vessel. She i, d=s"!ihei to. l~ul"~s:
Tho Alabama u h wooden ve---i, III .N't
tJn4 burden, copper b~n;torn, 2lu iset l"nS
rather nslroH, sni painted black. She car
RIGS three 81 ppuhdrr, on n r(dr, an! sh- /:
pierccd lar lwo more am,dshipa. she hs; A
100 FOUNDER 1iAsd pi7ut gun msGrti 81 the
bridge, and a C8 pcuudeT on the naic drc*.
She t,us tracks laid fuu~ard for n pivot Low
gln ipr a pivot stern rhnser. Her g.lhs are
If the BIukey pattern, made ~ Wesley <
Preston, Liver poll. dated lSC2. The priv"t"rr
steamer i, bark-riggrd, and Is represented to
70 Is knots under sail and ~ under steam.
She can 90 UP s'eaH in t~e"t< ihinutes.
She b., a., t., 1~ai;Jnnl 1iaga, hnt u;alIy fsIs
the ot. licago's Grass ~. .pprnachihg Z
vessrI. Her complement "i men = 10. nat
St.. IL anxious To snip more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31

Vsllsndigham received a considerahle it,
crease OF his former nejorltirs Ill all ths
counties which were embraced IN his did dis
lrict. The Republicans re-organIzed The dis
trict. ana put i. some counties especially TO
weigh klu; d0wr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31

3icsies declines to run for Con4fess, He
0annot consent 10 leave his lambs, the cT;e!-
siors ; OF rather ~has is left OF theu since the
Ts1aus fell upon them at Manassas aud
made the hills red with bis fallen Louasss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31

VICE President STLPnENs' ADVICE TO THF PAN
7sss-A correspondent ofthe Columbus (Gs)
sTrnes,' writing frou, Sparta, G%a.,,under date
Of October 18th, informs that journal that
Vice-presideue Stephens made q speech there
one day during the week in which he salo
that tho people nustplant cotton next year
that we >annot pleass PalmeEstonsp ater than
By not raising COTTON &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31

Tho New York Times" says, speaking Of
the late invasion Of Pennsylvania:
"Me do not express any admiration Ior
this feat Of Stuart's cavalry but ha small
body Of our cavalry will perform a Ike feat
in passing round the R.ool army,.wil express
for it in unqualified admiration q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31

Gen. Mccall, who was taken Prisoner.i In
the fighting below Mechsnicsyille, ran for
Congress in Pennsylvania, and was beaten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-31
POLITICAL.
Fer he EnqusreTs
poPD GOES THE WEASEL :

Fer ae Enqusrs.
poP(D GOES THE WEASEL :
BY A AERLTIc.
Let Protestants" against the rule
OF Abraham he now elatsa;
For 10! the "Pope' who came to roam,
To rule snd rrtl hss abdicatcd.'
Fer an! frnu, Lc.'s ha~ wished t. rule
Too hard - Ike tic wind was setting;
While Loagstlc Gets and &~"ne1cats ~crc near,
Through which he found there was no
getting.
And -. 10: w%Ii5,a; cen to mae
OF ali he had" an inventory,
He left them with a faithful S:e.cQrti.
And topt. the back track huma-to stG.J.
Blu. YET, We i.i'hful subjects who
Lament Ills tieht, Oh don't distress you,
For knt" III .ncr.,t garment he
HAS iatt behind To cheer and bless you.