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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-20

uads this hssdAs As 1asstr~. q yssssedsy.
paeaaAss ~ o6lslSl hiSsesy, u sssslvsa q o.
Waf Dspassmsnh Of q osssaeshy rsaaeal so,djee,
which b ~ n6ss hsssibls " ktvs rssA A.r,ns ~
wa. Il says:
TIE dspoasuts afs Caswen woods ga u,a.A.Gh.
an VIE Of the eoe1ty ef Ossvso. II. Woodo q
essuasd :" hy Gen. 1vans = beips Al rsspeeeaAls
ss0ssos and Loyal - our eanDs. which, WITH hs ~
tsns ss poor man sssn 20 = the only e.ases q ~
stassd that be 3 . slasslsadsr d tas NsthodIet
OhufeA = dus 70 the civilized world anl 20 ous.
ragged homanity tnat shs fasts Sisted q shes, dspo
s,oSs s.a..a :nesa = ssGwn y :sd yst tasy e.s soo
paper The houss Of tAess qslst aaA aee1 eitIssaa
Wa visitsd on the night Of ths "a Of Octohsr -
sxo fsnaes NIX Ess1sErnsd With pissols end a.
s,:.d 3 g. 'ese osr g: =. ~ ID
e John. rode into the pians. barss epsn o.
Ssnsr' : who wss sddrsessd b tAs a0a1salns some
s, sIaso,s..ns n,.. sG%ssln's - "dsesse" sad
his deposition:
'I came down ssA,s N hurry, IN my a,eht.
So.ass s,s :na Tie one g tAs hess: td e ne Yea
you daZ before ysatssdsyr ana whea / soN hin
- at home, be sai4 You L. 1oe you shot q me
Upon this prstenss they cut ont he cord from .
saS sa :a fSa S :oss sss s:g s,g ss .su1 = bat
iesnsd him to . 4rss. With IL thesAs Of instanS
osesn II no made any outefy a. attamptod o ~
loose. They returned 70 the house and locked She
door after them, and tho old man hsd The inax.
pressible agony Of listening for the fegt Of 80
night to the screams and dolsful lamAnfations Of
his wife and daushtsf
The statemsnt made By Mn. Woods N her dspo.
atttou OF what passed inside is truly hesrtrendins
Tho unparalleled villains made the poer helpleea
women not mersly the victims Of their brutal ius.
bat accompanied the outrage, which ID worse than
death. with circumstances that mark them q the
most devtiiS1 even among the most abandoned Of
Villains Commencing by cufxng Jesus Christ.
with pistol in hand and with threat Of instant death
the deponsut was required oy one Of the beasts TO
divest hesDek OF every particle Of clothing But
this was almost Christisn treatment eomrared With
other aets which may not be related While such
was hsr own sufferings. tho shrieks Of her daush
tar In another room told that hers was similar
fate About sunrise tho next morning the hnm6n
devils departed .
1t Ia with pain that such e the above n admitted
Into the columns Of the kRqxirar But Il II duo to
our own people and to the world that the yillaiies
OF our enemies should be known The depodtions
have been laid before n with the suggestion IN.
dorsed thereon BY ths ADJ atans- G snerI THAT 20
much OF this account b not to~ foul for pubca.
tion should bs given to the public through the
press, In order that the ri4hteoxs tndi9nastos of
our people, our g snoras, and our armies may, un-
Ger tho pFovideucs OF God visit juss retri6ution
propriety Of the suggestion We have acted accord.
insly.
We are happy to cay ths. General Gustavus W.
smith has directed every effort to bs 10 .de to a..
certain the names VI the parties, and to dem and
thor delivery for trial and punishment"
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IL containing near 800 acres. lying on the north
sl0e of The Buckingham road, In the county of
Powhasan, adjoining the Lands Of DR. VIM Turpin
and Capt VIM McGruder. It 10 about three and
. half miles from Powhataa Station. and The same
from the Tomafawk, on the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad, and twenty-ons miles from Rich
mond. About leO acres are cleared tho remxinder
In Pima and oak IS aerss Of improved land are
we'll sst 10 clover. and 10 scres are bottom land -
have 100 bushels OF wheat and oats s0wed ON the
place. The Improvements consist Of new two
story framed Dwelling containing seven roons and
two passAges, and all the necessary cut houses.
Oats, and all my Farming Implsmsnss also. my
stock Of Horses, Hogs and Cattle
Any uns wishing to purchase viii do well to eau,
OF address NO at Gsuito, eowhat N county. Va
de I6-4t* JAMES II NUCKOL1.
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~ ~ 111DUD - - Doy.
fsa1hs ~ nsve.asiaaa9 was.ks ssssliss IL
sus anssstus wsrs ANS susssss f. pensfsatiae
Ne htsfsos q ~ ssantey ws1l - and swora,
carrying 1eselasioa d fAes1 r. psundssins.
Earning md nurdsrias. wkne Nifihhetoa ~ 4
hh hsadqaassats n % ysar I7sl. s lsarssd tia.
y sesny Aad nsde MD . - rotomas to
Hoans v~ao6. aad dsaaa6s& Gy rs from NJ re.
lasivs. wAe - bs1a In b shuo11f hh effects;
I'D. 70 hh laalUaiioa. tAas ~ 1oo, 70 save AIs
hossss from tAs sotsh, M piani1tIen lson ruins
md hh plavss fron saptnss. haA ia ~ tribassI
rsqsirsd fls rsbakSS wAisA II tAninl1tsrsd 70
- lesnk wAo thns eonpromis6e IS hoses, has
ben preserved, md + y - 6ountln ne vo,sno
of hi eoErsspeeasnes. II + psst1a1 10 ~ psss,
sas sesia ana ~ rspreduss II a1swseshy Of see-l
aidssasiA aaA huitsneis
TsLss6 NSsassesss, At xsse Issss.
INV WupaoR, - Ayrn. l7sl.
0s~ xsai: an vssy ssny - bsar of your
ic1 an . little sorry 10 her 9 ny own; bus
taas which sivs ne most feoneaA - thss you
them with rs4fssamsnta II oes19 49, 1sss Iess
pssafsi eiresasssses y ~ = NJ Aswt alss, n
e. 1870 1s ~ sss 81. s:ss':: 9:
rs9ss. You ouaht 10 have ecsss6srss yourseH q
my fsprsssatativA and should 11se rehsctsd ~
ths bed sxampas Of eeununisAtfG With the sne-
my. ana maTlne voluntary eny11 nohoohMeq41
- H. WaeoA N9oW - p96von1 00oo0 0aGHn1tna i
II Wae ~ 6yoW p6Wuf, I q teSse-
vent thsO froO Sending Asg "a shnge, end you
did right 70 meet II; bus you should, n he same
Instant that the buslness Of Il WAs unfolded have
declared explisitly that was improper for you 70
yield 70 the request; afssr whieh, u they had pro
oeeded 70 help themselves by force, yoa could but
have submistsd; and, being unprovided for Defence
this was TO be preferred to feeble opposition.
stroy. 80
an thoroughly psrsnaded that you acted from
your best judgment and believe that your desire 10
pr0osrve my property, and rescue the buildings
from impending danger, was your governing mo-
tive; but to 60 on board THAR vessels, carry them
reffeshmen.s. OONHUNH with Q PARCtL OF
PLUNDERIN0 eCOUNDRBLA and ROBUST A
Favor BIZ ASKING 4 NURRENDHH OF NY
NEGROES, WAS EXCEEDINGLY ILLJUDGED;
and, It u 70 be feared will be unhappy In its CON
sequences - II win be precedent for Others and
may become q subject Of animadvsesion.
ihsve no doubt Of the enemys intention to peose
cute the plnnder!ng plan they have begun and
unless stop can be put to II by the arrival Of .
superior naval force. have a little doubt Of its
ending In the loss Of all my negroes, and In the des
truetion Of my houses; bat am prepared tor the
event; under the prospect Of whish, you could
deposit In place Of safety the most valuable and
leeat bulky articles,ft might be consistent with
policy aud prudence, sad . means Of preserving
them hereafter Such and 20 many Things ~ are
necessary for common and present use must be 70.
tanned, and must their chance through the derry
trial Of thlg summer.
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EOR SALE-THN MILLER IRON WORKS.
JIG We offer for sale privately the FURNAOE,
With the extensive TIMBER LANDS thereto at.
tached. The Forge 10 In complete working order.
The Merchant MIL, which, with the Forge hss the
best water power In tho valley
Nine 1ARM1, varying in size from $50 to 500
aares Of good srable land, and several Of them
well improved
This properly % 90 well known In the Valley Of
Virginia that any detailed description Of II II unne
cessary, and other means viii be adopted to bring
Il to the attention Of ths IRON men Of other states
The Iron Works are now In fall operation. and
purchaser OF the Furnace or Forge will be furniah.
cd at valuation with the stock necessary TO carry
is on.
The terms Of sale will be such that, upon paying
a moderate share Of the purchase money, and o.
curing the remalndsr, the purchaser shatl have q
liberal time for the after paymerts
Hr. John J. Lewis, who fssides upon the pre-
misses, viii show the property to persons wishing
70 purchaee For further Information address BEN.
JAM1N CRAWFORD, or JOSEPH SMITH, etaun-
ton, Va = no 24-d3w
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RI0a1OND Z D1HvILLE 2. r co,
TX7 ASHINGTON ACADRMY.
wv ~ 0u IA Nnf

w 11ELix COUNTY. v.
The trustees Of the Waahiugton Academy ba,
s. a q Ss iss as ssas' q = vs. L. sc.
School on the hrst Monday b January, 1865. srd
would solicit from the public continuance Of the
patronage Il has heretofore - hbsrally given
Board can b bad in the nsishboshood q Fsasonar
For further psrtiealau addrso the sabsezibes at
Ohula Depot. Anslia county. Va
de LITE A. NORPLl1T. Sssy II Board.
NEW RESTAURzNT.-I have opened 1nt.
IN class FRENCH RNGfAURANTi IN Tie sscond
::o.y Of ny Old ,sssd e aoyssno. street as1s 70
whsFs shan b slad % ~ my old ftisnds and
have secured Ne sseviess Of II. Jons VOL
11s As i.np1: I s.sa e.: = ss q;s ssSs o. 2. y:
day o. wesk, n The bsst Hrsnsh styla
% ls-sts T8ANK WfN0n. Aesat.
E1MOn CORT11 HOUSE AND RE1fAU.
HoUS1, fosnesly called ne 1xshasgs, ws can
the attention q ths savelins pahlie soA
bad. from s 4. = an 10 ?. T., IN ON sstahliah-
Dsnt; anA Ne WIN saAeavee . rive mkanlnstloa .
III 4 a1oHa1f = 90, ~. es.esA
NxCHAN0a HornL-f1s Ssli1ioe 1avi1a
~ b.ss so.a y sAs esss = shs sseek kheaa..s.
company. q pee.eas Aaviss M dalnea eagslass q
1zshaass HetA csns.ny srs fssaaaasa . prassai
tAsn = - 1ssas.sss = IsZcs'. .,.
IteaeuEss, Ne. 1ll Hah 800
j. A-esaA steshAalalr @ lsss = ssssivs1
tAek 0yi1snds ~ rseasssA - 81 (1e 80 =.
neela1slZ: 1ssio-0s
sy1QQ1t AID 0O86G0 G06EGxxt I564 1[Qd:
~ x40l-oa ~ 1a1A lnAos @ualogs onGfno.
Vyfeei ~ 1850 e. e1ea. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-20

LOR RENT.<I have for rent In the town Of
IL Clarkesviie, Meckleuburg county, one Brick
TOBACCO FACTORY, sufficiently large to work
Fifty hands, together with all the necsssary ont.
houses for carrying tho manufacturing business.
HOUSE, with ont houses, and lot and garden con.
tairing two or three acres, and several other
HOUSES. in said town, Of smaller dimensisns
DO 2-2wA X. Y. OVERBRY
E>OR RRNT-The OTYIOE row in the occu.
IL pancy of Bafksdale 4 Bro thsr, over the Old
Dominion Insurance Company. Possession given
ON the lgt Of January. de 16-tlstJan
ENOR RENT-a FRONT ROOM, on fret door,
I over g. A. Nyers's jswelry store. coTnsr Of
Main and 18th streets. Apply to g. 4. MYERS,
12th street, between Main and Gary SD.
de 6-0s<
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SUBSTITUTE N0TICD.

sUBsTIrU1E NOTICES.
CUBsTITuTH wANTED-A good. reliable
- man, Of good character, shove IS years Of sge,
viii hear OF IN opportunity Of entering the army
at very good remunssa alton, BY vpplying TO D.
PARR T. SONS, corner Cary and 12th streets.
de 1885,
GUB6TIrUTK WANTnn--A man over forty
- ave years Of sge. who VIII have the privilege
Of selecting his own company. Apply to
de 19-2t@ At Farmsrs' Bank.
VX7 ANTED-A SUBSTITUTE, over IS ysarS
w old. A liberal price viii be paid for him.
Apply TO Dr.. ORUMP, BY 10 O'Clock, ct Thomas 4
Samuel Hardsrove's Fsctory. del9-9ts
1.-TWO SUBSTITUTES WANTXD-To serve In
da siun 70 any two wishing 70 substitute, and
ever <5 years Of age, liberal prices viii be paid
We have good quarters, good officers, good bat
terry, Qron cad and light duty. Address a1l and
apply In person. de ls-StA
CUBsTITUT WAhTEDr-A reliable man Of
- good character and exempt nom al military
duty, to GO 10 nrss-claas infantry company. APP
ply at wM. q. AUNSON'S
de l5-lwH - Pearl street
CUBsTTrUTE WAnTED-For cavalry ser.
y vice, Qss virginia) For ono over 4s years Of
age a liberal price will BE- paid, hsrss and equip.
sge In addition. Address "Epsllon AlphA," Box 81,
kicAmoad. de 12-et*
N7 AETED-A good Buslee or shoemaker for
wv . SUBSTITUTE In an artillery company,
for which q fair price win BE- paid. Apply to
HUGHH0, CALDWELL Il co.,
De l6-3t* No. Pearl street.
CUBsTIrUTE wAETKD-Immediately Zone
- over As years Of sge.) TO 60 In the Virginia
LIS Guard, 18th We. regiment Apply at the Mon
ticsllo House. No. 56 lain street. de s-6tF
ENoUR SUBSTITUTES " NTI : D-Ous for
II cavalry Sad three fos infantry service. None
need apply who not Of good character, perfect
" sound end healthy, v-ginians, and l5 years
cid. Fur terms, &s, sppiy to
WEI g. PHILLIPS,
On I2th, between Main and Bank sta
de 6-6tx
0UBSTITUTk WANT1D Apply to 20. g."
- Auburn Mills Co., Hanover county, We
no 26-lm* O. 8.
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FT>HR MEADOWS, FARM near charlottesville,
i and the University Of Virginia, FOB SALE
I offer for sale the FARN on which now reside
called the Meadows" within two and half miles
Of Charlottesville, and enc and half miles Of the
University Of Virginia, ono Of the mcs. healthy
an q beautiful locations in the county.
b contains. by recent survey, $40 sores Of land
shout 80 acres Of which are Of hrstrate low
grounds or meadow land and about 40 acres
Of wood land, part heavily timbered; the balance
L. cleared, with the exception Of some % acres,
which "a second growth Of wsod, CT sosae 10 or 10
years standing. Chs place is wsil enclosed with
new post and rail fence, and the cross fences a-e
all good.
It has on 1t young aad thrifty orchard Of kbou.
400 apple and peach trees-arger part Of the apple
trees In full bearing. The buildings are neatly
buiIt are comfortable aad convenient, and yearly
al new.
Any one wishing to purchase can see me at any
time on the farm, or can address me at Ohsfl0ttes
vile, Albemarle county, Va
purchaser may want, for notes We'll aeeured.
delS-ats THO8 W. WOOD.
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A VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING 7l2
IA ACRES OF LAND In the county of Prince
Kdwsrd, hfty miles from Richmond, and II miles
from the Richmond and Dsnvi!e Railroad, FOB
Samuel b. Scott we offer Tor sals his FARN
located In Prince Rdward county, fifty miles from
Richmond and II miles from Green Bay Station,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad
II contains 7l2 acres. large portion of the
land u cleared and heavily set In herds grass and
clover; IT'S ceres are In woods. and rs asres Of
low groundG
The improvements consist Of . comfortable
framed Dwelling. with six good rooms; . double
Kitchen negro quarters. smoke houses barns, sta
bles. 10. There Il also upon the farm fine grist
mill. overseers house, 10. together With an abcn-
dant supply Of excellent water.
The 1arm is located In . very pleasant nsIghbor.
hood, and II particularly healthy.
Possession can be had In few days. For par
tieriars apply to as.
de 6-N JAS. II. TAYLOR l. SON Aucfs
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DIV1DEND NOTICES.


nlVmEND.-ghs President and Directors Of
IL the Bank Of Virginia have declared DIyI.
DEND Of four and half per cent for the last dx
nonths, subject to . deduction of quarter per
cent. bonus to the State, leaving four yer cent
nett (or g so per share,D payable to the stock.
holders ON the lst Of January, 1863
de 18-tlJ WIN. r. TAYLOR, Cashier
nVIDEND NOTICE-Ths Board Of Directors
IL Of the Traders Bank, Of the city Of Rich
mond, have declared . net dividend Of HIGHT PER
CENT. out Of the profits Of the Institution, paya.
BILE tohe stockholders on and aftsr the 1ss day Of
January next. until which time the Transfer Book
",s ds Il 1sscssi.J. e.sssS EDWARD slaroS cs2si.r
nIvIDEND- The President and Directors Of
IL the Farmer Bank Of Virginis have declared
. dividend out of the profits Of the institution for
the last x months Of It per cent, deducting there
from per cent. bonus to tbs State, leaving Per
cent net, payable TO the stockholdsu on tho LIST
Of January, 1853. J. 4 SMITH, Oashler.
Dc 17-10t
RIOdHOND Z DANVuLE 4. r Col
kichmond, Dee. 9, 1864 )
1SHH Board Of Directors hsve declared . semi
annual dividend on the capital stock Of four
dollars (eD per share, payable on January lst,
1864
The books Of trausfsr will b closed on the 18th
inst ]. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
r Enquirer, Whig, and Examiner viii please
copy. de 12-lm
nIVIDlND NOfIOI-Ths Bank Of Rich
IL nond has declared . nsat diyIdsnd Of three
per cent its capital sosk. payable 70 the stoek
holders on the LIT Of Jsnuagy, l6e3.
Dc 1e-t1Jan J B. AAOMuRD0, Oashier.
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FOR RKNT.

CUBSTITUTE WANTED Apply to 20. S.
- Auburn Mills Co., Hanover county, va
no 26-1m< O. g.
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E for the delivery to me Of ny bay AARB, Ten
years old. stolen hrom my pasture Sunday. lovsm-
yer I'D with distinetlye marks, bsllsved 70 b,
viz: Right hind eS black and swollen, 6Foms snake
forehead. back sore, and can paes well. She wN
seen In poasess;on Of some Confad0rste eayalry.
passing my place towards Yfedsricksbufg.
JOHN CHAHDIER
de- lots Caroline aountv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

tsss-rsSlr ~ ruf px0r --fs- if.s.Aas
,..s 5oess.al sy.. On NandAY he Dan
so1zsr.sces .og ra,okior.i esaav raessd
81 &, tho Ceait i ss.s =. Hartford Ctv sl
- tsgoi s5,. gsss1sel tsl.ols AL sff,li-
m,rl $50. ~ the Par1.<e e MAJ re
sut. Male IN he .ls-gassse q ~. Ia.y.
- Coen Heass ~ entered = 49, .sme4
u,ao vta seak po-sr@ssen Of ias ba'lel -
al bsllol. III DESTROYED .lem Tass 80
"a eessessssa Of ~ saFcllmsul Nes e =
laoashia uA.sh sas, Supposed - be she &c
rsors vhsch re hcavicss 3r,n - - -
snsds aod DESTROYED e. L sasn~a on'. see
ever. u - - a. another township. easfe
sllxhs drafs. oaiv wa- reeuire' The M
aaetssel eteE k.sy. mostly rcs.aeats q ae
c~n.A'o where 4 secret soesesy 81 bastsf-
ssss = knosa g ~xst. They werr sfss
~isA p.s,ol.. kasses. clers Ard cshss ml-.i'es
"a tAs recesPt % 80 infermssioa - ceu-
'assssesr Ornsrai Ssiial's eflcc o. Nstess
aAs. eefiss e ne snrolineat lists dssressl
sac ~ ballots wsre radc cat eut 49, 3,
hlsSsferi eouHss ~ ness.crsr. 40 ~
hse'y reaehed shese Ate sAAt.lrAs Ha~z.
sccanesliel ~ hee eon,.ass- ~ ~ ess
iadiass. b eo1nsua or cs' gsaa : VI.
Asn< r. orders q IL 1al...ass ~. :,
rroters t1s CoHz ss.axer IS -akirs 49,
1saa a. = arrest a. ssss-. = a..
zlasry sszps hsrs - go S.rs-s sks ~
ever aaa i9p..,ssed e - tp~s re.sss,.
. - ezf7roezss, - - tss;szz< - ,.tis
NarsAi Re- ) detsfm.ass = - 4. 1s.
g - rsstsst 49, - sczf sss Sses.io1 ut-sl
~ rebsii.az = sAs 49, = - se ss.srasel !
Indsana. c. WAN .n.lr.r.io1s e..
% rxn.ia IA 80 cearsv vsei svsrr -
he .rzll1Fs ase srsssled. A. - ave es-s
ds1ce tAss Col v i she very usz = earr
So - instfuvt'oas - - l<stss
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Noon Dispatches.
PROM FORT MONROE.

Fear Mosxor. October Ith.-Tbe steamer
brought down Aons OF our prisoners n ex-
change for the State priso1ers seat up. The
cofnmisSionsr Of The CoEsederate Govern
uaeut refused 70 exchange the prisoners o.
State belonging % Virginia on The ground
that iksy we're taken 90 territory belorgiog
- the Confsteracy.
Tie Examiner says Coagrss hss serious
trs.nes. or ia hands a, present The subject
Of ssv~ras and finance b roe 5sfors Cor
gress The bill provides thai every ciiisss
give g. toe Government ooe-Hfth Of ais gross
income. AID receive II ackn0~lcdgn )
per cent. bcuds Of loan. Eight ~ o~ut. Is
The worst Q. al taxes. Twonsy -er .SrS eE
gross income Is tie noel oppressive. 81
this project Congress strikes &c niov
q, our credits THAI Toe public ss.lAg The
Government has coFani.set I'll, o. blum
dsrs 70 ruin its credit.
Congress has posspo1si ad.csv 3eni ansa
October l3th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

~ Agreeable with the wishes 81 Tho
Board OF Trustees, Professor Todd offers biz
services a. teacher Of vocal music. IN coz
nection With the public Schools N Terrs
Ha0te. Re will give two lessons = week -
each Of toe four Schools Zoe s1s dollsF 9
scholar for tsree noDshs. as music Is ens
branch OF education. 30 hope parents will
consider the Importance % thsir children
culiigasisg tbs talent sbiie y0uag Sch0!.
arr large and sinssi ell De received snd AZ
ranged IL closses % suit their as AID sd
vancemeat ono half tie taitlsn sii be -
pecfed svefv hslf term IN advance ocss u
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~ O,t..a q. Preauco, lle sbl" edita.
4 tie ! iaaffa'. 20 less and Tn
an rsssat ess tanching 'riease - 80
asno, II ~ soa. Who vss kllssl n Sc
rebel fan.s. e. he battle 81 Aas@ssa ~
We Queie iAs .ane.ei.rs ssmsrAeh IS i9t
low
o.. Ehs ksi fsllsu % he caaatsrs ser
vlcs. lAl..t vaa b. eertiag ssss la h
.ovc All devcfioa ufoa ne a-E t.sst ier sasse
thss i-ree-.oarlAs ~ . ceafsfs ass ~ 4
80 - ec-shlo % ~ Ancestors. "a early
3ssrs. 10 = <gsi sa.sitle. n. 4. issc tssa
fsf : 81 . father heat. 1li alss. - re-
= - % IN b ssms- fceel..s1
akslts. - si.r.oas old bsnner rNw re
snhes. ~ - gsestssi 49, aolitst esuss lhe
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10
Night Dispatches
PROM FORT MONROE

FoEr MoNRoT, Oct. e.-The Richmond
Examiner. ol tho 9th. contains the military
exemption act. passed Oct. 1, which exemptc
the police for all sections OF the country
having dense negro population; secures the
liberty of tho press oy exenPtins editors
and such help 81 they require ia their bust
iaess. exempts the employees of transporta-
too and TELEGRAPH companies, ministers 81
the gospel. physicians, shoemskers. eaper'n
tenden,s and employees in hospitals. and
wool. cotton aud paper mill employees of
works, ovsrsesrs of plantations, and one
man to every 500 head OF cattle: also. tan
ners, black smiths. wagon makers aud ulillees
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10
RRou NEW YORK

NV Yosx, ocs s.-A special dspsteh
states that after = review Of 0e1. Slgel's
eorps yesterday D. Gen. Bzaks. ne- Ss-
iion.l asg was Ersss1isd 10 The 6la Ohio
Regiment by GeS. s.gS. foE their elsLn-
xusshed bravery. Cea. o.nks being called
for Gen. Sissl ssl that lie regretted tass
Gen. Banks lad felt compelled 20 leave for
Washington. adding that 40 nan tad more
endeared himself 70 toe Saucn ~ more
thoroughly de.ers 81 tie homer OF the people
han did Gen. Banks. Three tines three
ssre given for Gen. Banks, ard cheer after
ctsss Lor Sigol. Shurz aid Tie UnlcE -4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

Occasional. or transient Iocal notiees y III
Lot De inserted 10 this faper hereafter. ~
lcs they are pad TOR when handed H. Lo-
cal notice. Of Eve linss AID under wi. "a
Inserted Tor 50 cents eseh additional IL
seriion Of tho zane usttsr % ceats. to
uoral notices 81 pay required IL advance
Notice. for benevolent societies lot eI-
ceeding Eve lines. p conts. The above
terms will be strictly observed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

FLrcfsoS TicxrIs Gel your 'iekcs' 10
ume-gst then right We are prepared 20
psnl election tickets lor his and surrounding
counties o. -hsrt notice aud aecursteiy--
Price s3 per i.Ooo. Orders accompanied
~Ith the each wiil ts promptly attended 60
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

ss-Tho Nc. orb { = .nsrelal susgesis
that a much needed reform q ioe Fus'ins al
end to tho iealous.es and .euos prevalent "a
TO army. aud especially among 10 Generals.
The tone Of Nelson 70 DAVIS shows that The
bard Il Us iaHno : uecied upon ihose no
,,mmana a. we'll a. those who abey
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

LoUisysLLk, ocs 9-A report. considered
reliable. says. Damout attacked John Nor
gan forces hear Frankfort. this morning.
aid drove them n every direction, with but
little Federal loss Dumon' eKpects to sur
round sd cspt1se the s.stteriug bsnis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS

~. JoHS-. y. F.-Tho steamer Nova
Scotia, from Quebec for Liverpool. passed
Cape Race AZ o'clock. on Tuesday night.
A iusinus gale was blowing At the time. and
the Crew 81 tho news Yacht of the associated
pres vas nsarl, lost IN vain ssiempt 10
board her