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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

Tho Subscribers offer for sale two hundred thou.
sand pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco, suitable for
wrappers.
We arc tho agents for tho sale Of the Florida To-
bacco, and coming from the planters direct, manu-
facturels and Spectators cannot fail to mako any
selection they Wish. The sooner applications are
made the better. 8. WYATT 4 CO.,
No. l63 Bast Bay, Charleston, 8. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

DISSULUTION.-T firm OF WOMBLE
IL r. CLAIBORNE ie this day dissolv red
, BY mutual consent. Either party will sign
the name OF tho arm in liquidation.
JNO. E. WOMBLE,
- JNO. H. CLAIBORNE.
Riehmond Eehrnarv 1852
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. RED PEAC Il e s. d,

E y y a d = s..
$4,000 pounds unpeslsd
DRIED PEACHES,
halves quarters and mixed, packed early In
liquor barrels, and ia Bsfe keeping order.
For sale by t
ROWLAND 4 BROTHA - 'ns
u 1-lh~ ; Norfolk, virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

~ A. BALDWIN co..
VI (Late Of Alexandria,
Having removed to the three story brick Store
house on 18th. between Main and Gary streets, a
few doors south of the Dispatch Office, offsr for
"a le at the lowest market rates
Is hhds. New Orleans and Clarified
SUGARS.
It's boxes good to very superior TOBAC.
COS
100000 CIGARS, Of various qualities.
so cases Smoking TOBACCO.
1000 lbs. OANDLE.WICK.
LOO pair Soldiers SHOES,
500 pair BROGANS
To which they will be sddng daily such goods
as their customers iced. They invite country
merchants, and particularly their old friends Wis
ting this market, to give them q call.
ja25-lm
GEO. M. FLICK no. J. CHRISTIAN.
~ EO. HI. FLICK & co,
4" Manufacturers Of superior
White Wine and Pure Cider
VINE g AR,
For Picking, &C.. s,-
Main street, near 10Th Richmond, Va.
pa Orders sent by mail promptly attended to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

nISEOLUTION oo-partnership OF
IL WATKIN6 4 F1CKLBE expires this day
By Limitation. Either Of the subscribers may use
the name Of the arm In liquidation. Our books
and accounts viii be found In our Office, on the
second door Of our late storehouse 150 Main st..
whsRe III persons indebted to 10 viii please call
and make immediate payment; and those having
elaine against viii present them there for settle
meuk J. b. WATRNN
JAS. B. FIOxLEN.
Riehmoud Tan l. 1ak4. 3a0-l~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

" A GUINEA PIG
n and WHITE RADBr
70. ~nicn liberal price Will BE- paid. OaIl..
sooEsss LEWIS L KAYTON.
18th It,, between Main Aad ca,
ieo3' Richmond T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

ENOR RENT-Two large
WAREHOUSES;,
Fronting on Gary and Dock streets, between
10th and Goth. Apply to
ia SOW GEO. s. PALMER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

HARNESS, and
SADDLE
MAKEIS
To good workmen, liberal " ages aud corsan,
employment will be given. Apply to
W. +. COWNER, Gl.
fe4-6t Corner It'll and Canal a.
~ winchester and 6taunton papers COPY On.
month and send bill for collection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

DANAWAY-93t REWARD-A negro man
II named GILBERT, aged between 10 and 50
years. His color is black; whiskers grey, under
the chin He 10 about six feet high black hair. His
bought him 1t Dickinson T. Hilrs auction room sst
Tuesday. He was brought here by . gen.lemal
named Thos. q. Neal, of North Carolina. He LETT
my premises Saturday afternoon, between and
o'clock. The above reward will be paid BY
Il A. MYERS, &C. Main strsst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

Thankful for shepast liberal pstronage bestowed
ON them. they hope, By strict and faithful atten-
ton TO their buaness 70 merit good share Of the
same In future.
j. 10-ss 81. A. BODEKER 4 90.
M X. 81. BROUNkLL u admitted 6 partner IN
Nl orr busfnoss. OLARK0ON 4 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06
DICRMOND GLUE AND OIL WORKS

IEA0AW,
ia i7-eod 2w Postmaster General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

to Jim (h lodged IN Rnmo cOnvAuioalt JAN.
10 UNAWAY.-S25 REWARD will Be paid
II for the apprehension and delivery in
Mr.. Grady's Jail Of a negro MAN named
JOB. 1t is supposed he is attending In some
Of the military campo near the city, md at
night in Screamersvf1le. de is small IT sta.
ture; black whiskers; usually wears = blue
overCoat and black beaver, or silk hat.
]. L. APPERSON, Admir- Of
fe l-St VIM Jarvis, -doc'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

w ANrEDr v1. paY = rom 100 % 80 :s,.s
-Sh,, ,v.r,x or shir1v unlIss Of RiehnosA ~. M
80 -. rivsr or one Of the railrosds 10 ~.
rood dwelling and Other houses, saa .ss ssyA
Ter TO buy the situation Of some prssSsaosa pss
clan. Hs WIN PAY cash. OF give nea assssirsss
perty II exchaese. Give Psrsieo'.
ana the price. end address. foF one D.
N 2l-1mv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

VXI ANTE D-lOo0 esrds fEkc.urws
" TIMBER, suitable for msns .ss ..l
shoe Lasts, for which lbs highest can ~ hs,.
be paiA Also, the public Ia snow s.s.,,us I'll
hinds Of shos l. ASTS and Boot and Shoe To- - q
81 our manufaa,ory. on 18Th street. In ~
Ahockoe Warehouse. n %.
ID 22-lmh BOYLE oAap----~---.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

ILLUS SYOLE desires to notify his friends
81 and the public at large. that on the Goth Of
February. 1862, he win remove his large stock Of
Dry Goods. Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
Caps opposite, No 233 Broad street, three doors
below Mr.. Mark Downeys Store.
N. Bills present Store. No. 2S8 Broad street,
between Sd and eth Streets II for rent, with Dwell
ling and Store Fixtures.
la 2O-2Ot< JULIUS SYOLH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

dor SALE-A very valuable ESTATE, we'll
I suited for wooden mandatory, ono mile
from Abingdon depot, containing 100 acres of we'll
improved Land, fine Orchard, No Brick House
and Kitchen. large Barn, and abundance of out
houses, two Of them good dwellipga
The Factory il Of stone, 60 by 80, with stone
dam.
A Woolcardins custom worth $500 give hun
dred) per annum.
Also. ono Oil Mil, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (AbinSdonJ THO8. p. CLAPP.
Christian Observer please copy. a25-1m$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

" A good sized, comfortable
For a single gentleman, northwest n, a..
the Capitol, and within one, two, or ~ "
squares of It Address 81. +. l., th,or.s
CITY Post-Ofice. tssN,,.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-06

A family, without children. or sev.,.,
tiemsn can be accom- m odated with ROE
ana FUhNIsHED ROOMS, in pleassntHsAo
caaon, on Grace street, corner of 27th ~
r,N at the yelling. or through box 70, Pa,
DAnSo. IA A-l,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
vYom GEN. sEGEL's CORPS.
Another Rcconnoissnncc 10 the front-No
Inrxe Force of Rr5cis nt Bristoc.

Gues,.l Disp.ich % The y. Y Tncuue
W.sniSGros, Friday, Oct II, lstf
The following dispatch is ust received from your
,pecial correspondent With Gen. Slgel:
F,Ry.I CouEr. HoCsr, ird,y Oct Il. lefl
Our cavalry within the last FIX hours have vis.ied
Aide, Middlcburg, Philmont, Saiekersyille, and
Lcesburg.
Yesterday train wat sentdown on the Alexandria
and OraDge Railroad FOR the purpose Of taking away
from Manassas junction a lot Of bore shoes, &c,
eit there by our army. and remaining untouched by
the Rebels. To guard this train from attack force
OF cavalry was sent ont from this place, and the con
dnc,or Of tho train inforrcd Of that fact by tele-
graph.
Arriving ., Manassa, the party by rail discovered
toe cavalry aud were ouly induced, after repeated
demonstration, Of friendship. 10 spproacb. From
this arcss tie story oiIculted in Washington OK the
big force at Brftoe and an immediate expected
attack The railroad party, after their fess were
sllayed, succeeded in canyin of three empty
freight oars which were efl theh al the time Of tie
retreat They also took away a lot Of horse-thoes,
shells and other articles. Considerable delay was
experienced In repairing the track. Today another
train came down, and returning passed Fairfax
Station about dark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

National trooIs. But how different our reception
from ihai given us III Frederick, SharpsburS ana
Other MARYLAND towns. Not flag dying, oXeep'
the yellow index OF the hospitals. Door, biinds,
aod windows closed, cdrta'1s drawn, ara ,he lev
resdents visible stariog silently and sui My a. u.s.
They looked even lees kindly than me hsoei
wonnded of whom We found hundred IN The hos-
pitsls | encountered but one cltiZen processing 10
he ioyal and he begged That his name might not De
mace public unIIl be learned whether We had come
10 remain There We 10 other smile OF friendly
erecting excep. from the negroes who welcomed us
when they dared with their tongues, bnt aiways
with Their eyes. -,
Our line was established south OF town, III The
form OF a senicrcle. Thres.iourths Of mile away,
unop wooded hi'., we could see the Rebel cavalry
The most remaining in The edge OF the thicket but
A few ventarnk ont from the cover. Prominent
among the latter, Was tue inevitable wnlte ho,se,
CafhiIg and ptancing about with UpwOnied glee
Our glasses coon explained the, by showing that ne
was now ,dsIlcs-; and half an hour later he gal
loyel straight into cui lines. A young SerBean'
captured HIN, aud regards him o. an immonse pilze
think the qudruped refugee ID larger tLnn an!
other horse in cur entire army.
During the afternoon Gen. Mcclellan RODE up
held Il conaultaii0u with Gen. Hancock, aud here
We rest for the night. The general impression Is
that our occupation of the place il 10 be permanent
Ii IA reported that l'i,z John Iorters corps int
crossed The river near Shepherdstown, aud VIII
elect "a junction with ne. All the information re-,
4
army is a fe " d les tnis eide OF Winchester.
1ne troops show very keen interest III every
tliaG here associated with the historic man OF ms
generation. Hundreds have been rclnniug the hei9
whore he yielded NJ lis lite. Pettit's battery Is
posted upon It. They have been pouring INTO the
Court House, now open aud desoiaie where 10 wss
tried and made that wonderful speech, which VIII
never die. They have seen the jal where he wrote
and spoke so many electric WORDS. As we came By
II. one connttuance ory was visible within-that OF
a neuo-loohing through grated window, How
that dusty face lighted up, behind lis PRISON bars, III
the sight oil our cviuaD, and the sound,
4" HI, soul s marching on
surg by one Of our pas,ing regiments 4: D; r:
HAAPrR's FERN, biidsy, Oct H. 1907.
Brighten. Howard, WHO IL Frustrated by fever,
leaves this morning for his nome in Maine, Ioping
there to find the health which be is unable 10 regain
here. In his atsonce, Gen. German, the ranking
bIigadier, commands his division
For lie last TWO or three days n report has been
in circulation here-claimiug to be founded upon
something more than rumor-.hat when Gen.
Hooker = able to take the field he Will be gwen
command OF tie Army Of the Potomac. A. d. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
From Snu ErnnciscO.

sAs Francisco, Thursday, Oct. l6, 1861
Sailed ship VIM. II. Prescott Tor Liverpool, carry
ling A., 600 acks Of wheat.
IRE MARKERS are unusually quiet. Jobbers are
running low in their stocks Of goods but show little
disposition 20 replenish them.
Mining stocks continre TO decline ss the money
market iightens.
TIE Ophir Silver Mining Stock 10 quotsble ct
g.. $50 per foot
United States Legal Tender Notes are Of l6 per
cent digcount As there are now but few Of them
IN market and as an ialux of them IA soon ex.
pected they will undoubtedly still further decline,
and correspond to tie premium on gold In New
York.
State Senator Baker was released last night by
order Of Mi .-Gen. Wright.
Sen.tor Baker agreed to refnte the ebsrgss OF
using reasonable language if lie was allowed an
opportunity 10 visit fullare County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
Sednlia Threntened-Cen. Eindpisn nj
PincviIie-W Of the Forces
NJ CorLerell and Ouputrpii.

The 81 Louis republican of the 18th siys that
Gen. Curtis received the following di-patch from
Col. w. w. Orm, commanding post at Springfield,
NO.:
have jnst received BY messenger from Mount
Vernon, an intercepted dispatch irom Cockereli 10
Gen. IIndman. IL ia OF date OF Oct ), and III 81 =
,rance that Cocserel let Hindmsn at Plnevillc and
moved north; that suce he lefs, he has come 500
sworn in, and expected many more by Oct. 10; that
he could arm two-tbiris of them, and that as all
U.ion TROOPS and militia had gone south, he ex-
uecred 10 move Sedalia about the 18th OF OCTOBER
and destroy the s. W. Branch that he bad learned
m, 70 were only 5000 militia In the State norh Of
the Usage River.
This di.patoh-bearer wss taken in Lawrence
Comfy. in company with negro boy. They say
Cockerell is in johnson County with about 3DV men,
snd Onantre it in jackson County with 20 men;
th, Cockerell is not goins to attack, bu. vents 10
get out OF the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

uAhEIsHuA6 FTIday, Uct II, II1I
Gov. Curtin, upon application TO the War Depart
mont today las been authorized to permit drafted
militia to become volunteers by changing their term
Of service from uipe months 10 three ye1s. This
will doubtless result in the conversion Of many
drafted militia into volunteers for three years,
and is 40 important move, il will probably enti,e
those who change their term Of service 10 bounty,
advanced pay, premium and in fact all the sdyan-
tages which volunteers have heretofore enjoyed
The draft passed Of yesterday in every county Of
the State except Philadelphia and produced no far as
heard from no undue excitement. $40 men were
drafted in this county yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

ForrHE,, MOsH0g 1hnfsdiy. Oct lb ltc,
rSGACEnENT At BLAChWATER RIVER.
The mail steamer Louisiana, from Baltimore this
morning brought down IL secesh prisoners from
Fort Mclienry. They are rnosilysiok aud wounded,
and have strong faith in their being able 70 achieve
success They leave this evening on shs steamboat
Commodore, for Aliens Landing.
The gunners at the water-bat,sry to-day, have
been exercising their guns and trying their range
There are rumors Of an engagement at Blaekwater
River, beyond Suffolk, en- Tuesday last between our
troors and The Rebels. A lieutenant and ttIee men
belonging to he llth Pennsy lyania Cavalry were
killed. We have no further Tsriieaiais.
The Clerk Of the Market at Norfolk has been re-
moved and Union man substituted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
FROM xEvs.OaLEANs AND HAVANA.
a SLAYER Run Ashore aud xnrpcd.

The steamship Saxon, Capt. Geo. ". CIspp, rr-
rived at this port late last night bringing advicse
from Ncw.Oyleans TO Oct. 4, at P. M, ard Havana
0ih, at p. IN. She took pilot off Barncgat on the
i7th at .. NJ On the 18th inst, of Cape Hattens,
escouutered a heavy gale from y. N. f.. which
lasted 81 hours. Oct &, at , a. M, Mr. Manuel do
81. GERMAN, Storage passenger, supposed OF New
Orleans, Jumped overheard in fit of insanity.
IL was stated by trustworthy merchant at
Havana that the Confederate steamer burnt on the
Island of the Cuban shore and her crew taken by
a Union Steamer, is no Confederate, nor was she
loaded with cotton stated by newspapers She
was SLAYER who discharged 300 negroes in the port
La Mulaa north Of the Island, belonging to wealthy
aud influential parties of Havana.
When the Captain found he was pursued by
United States man-ofwar, he the steamer on
shore and set fire TO her Immediately. The inter-
esied parties make it appear that the vessel was q
Confederate loaded with cotton, and hst the Union
lists lad set her on fire. which lire lasted only Twelve
hours 10 consume her totally.
Some anxiety is felt on board the Saxon for the
safety of the steamer Msanzas which sailed seven
DAYS previous with q large amount Of Specie on
board for New-York, and has not been heard from
since. She left with Spanish steamer for Havana,
and soon after heavy easterly gale set in, which
caused the Spanish 10 return disabled.
4. Capt. Clapp of the Saxon reports that j. was
positively asserted in Havana that the Confederate
steamer No. go, with thirteen other Confederate
was in Mobile. The following 10 q list
Of the Saxon's passengers
Mu Capt Geo. w. Clapp aud two children, Mr. DslAbaa
Fist Lieut. French Armyi Mr. Marshal second IeetssarA
French Armyi Mr. cssaschssu Of NesOrleons Nj. J. 7,
de Bsrjac Of New Orleans Mr. vSapssh II PSpadspA,
Nd 20 W s'sNYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
A BATTLE IMMINENT.
ADVANCE OP MORE TROOPS OyEB THE RIVER
The, Enemy Found in Large Force.
Indications thatthe Rebels Intend to Fight
aoseIaI pisps,ch to The N. Y. Tribune.

eoee,al Dispatch to The ". Y. Tribune
WAsmNaro>. Friday, Oct T. 1882.
The following intelligence has just been received
from one Of your special correspondents:
BOLIVAR HBishrs. Oct. l7--G y. m.
liansock's reconnaissance has returned. After
my dispatch Of last evening il encountered no enemy
except % few scattering cavalry, with whom we had
htlle picket Gring, without log. The expedition
hss developed battbe enemy in force at Bruce
town. five miles from Winchester, and has brought
away 800 bushels of wheat destined for the Rebel
The statement that we found in Charlestown a
large psmber OF Rebels wounded IN Yesterday
6ohtug is erroneous. We found only ono such man.
The otbcrs were wounded st the laic Maryland bat
tle.. have been able to learn OF only eight OF ten
psisoners taken by us, except tho convaleseents in
the hospitals
Hunphseys Division. which crossed the Potomac
near Sherhordsiown, has also returned. IL found
the enemy in ia front in considerable force aud had
some artillery firing, bot no serous loss.
TIE distribution OF tie new clothing Of the troops
will be completed tomorrow.
The body servant Of Capt. Burnett Rhett Of q
South Carolina battery at Bruceiown was sent out
forasing yesterday morning. lie concluded that
our lines were tbe bes' lace to nd butter and eggs
and rode straight into them upon his masters horse.
lie said lie had read the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation in Richmond paper, ard claimed
protection, which was accorded him. lie iumshes
specifc AID valuable information about tie enemy.
UEAnsu NsTKks Army OF THr FoIONAC,(
Fndsy, Oct. Up.
Yesterday morning when Hancock advanced his
division 70 Chsrles.Own, Gen. Woodbury. division
crossed the Potomac at She!herdstown Ford, taking
The read leading 70 Smith.eld, small village hall
vay between CbailcsiOwn ard Bunker Hill. Gen
Woodbury. encamped lac; night between Leetown
ard Kearneysve, about seven miles from Smith
fed His troops me with bot slight resistance du.-
ing The day iromthe enemy's mounted pckes. This
morning be advanced bis cavalry toward smithfeld,
ak miles from Bunker Hill, where he met the
cavalry belonging to lIancOcks division. BeiOr,
reaching this point the enemy was found TO be in
very large force The reconnaissance here ended, its
obee, being 10 ascertain where tie main body Of the
Rebel army was.
There is 10 doubt but that the Rebel Generals in
tended TO give battle at their present location.
The indications are that they VIII not have TO wait
long before they again meet the Army OF tie
Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
IOWA.
a Splendid Union Victory.

Special Dispatch 20 The N. Y. Tribune
WAsHisgTog. Fr3ay Oct. u, 1862
A private dispatch, dated Des Monies, Iowa, Oct.
l6 says that John A. Kasson is elected to Congress
by about 900 majority 10 the home vote. The
military vote will swell bis majority.
The Administration has been sustained by The
State by at least 10000 majority.
All the Republican candidates have been elected
to Congress.
TT tho Associated Press. $50 ga.
BURLINGTON Iowa, F.iday Oct II, 1862
Sufficient returns have been received TO determine
that all elk of the Republican Congressman are
elected. The Republican Safe ticke; is alec elected
by abou! IL. 600 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

BOfIOr, FTidbV, Oct H. ioDL
A Bermuda letter published in the Halifax paper
Of the Il,h inst complains Of The visit Of Admiral
Wilkes to that port with three United States VIA
yessels as follows:
"The Admiral arrived Oh tie 18th Of September,
direct from New-York, in Iour days, and remained
in port about five days In dehauce oil tho Queen b
proclamation allowing only9i hours stay
In conclusion, the letter says
az would seem that Wilkes had double object
IN coming to Bermuda: LIST. To insult tue auihori-
ties, for he must have known what a deienceiess
state we were in; aud, I'd. To capture or destroy
the vessels in portrix steamers that arc engaged,
either directly or indirectly IN the trade with the
Rebel ports-and to destroy all the powder, OF
which thsre is sad TO be large qnsniiiy stored on
one OF the small Islands in Castle Hsrbor. Tho
Admiral and one OF his steamers has gone out OF
sight from the land but the other ono, having eoaed
and repaired is cruising outside Of ST. Georee. Com'
plants are also made that British vsssels are occs'
sionally brought 10 by Union guns while entering
the barbor OF st. Geosge"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
Death Of Gen. &. T.. James, she Inventor Of
the " Lnmes PrOieCliIe."

Sac HARBoR, 7. = INDY, OCT - I11z'
Cen e. T. james, the inventor of the James
proectilc" wounded yesterday by toe explosion OF
she'll caused bv care,essness, died here at o'clock
his morning. lie was y years OF age. His death
has cast a feeling Of gloom over the entire COMMIT
nity. Gen Jame' was formerly cotton mannfas-
tnrsr in Rhode Island, and represented that state
for one term in the United States Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
Tho Zig Tro, at hartford for the big Pare.

HARTFOBD, Conn, FHdsy, Oct: 10 Nv
The big trot for The big plIse. In which Lancet,
Prince. Derigo, Belle OF Portland, and Lady Sher-
man are entered, viii come off tomorrow Saturday
&C 2, o'clock p. m.
AZ other hours on Saturday other first classes Of
fast hor. ca will be exhibited. This exhibition was
TO commence this morning, In. on account OF bad
weather the programme Was postponed. -,
The track il IS expected, will be in splendid con.
dition tomorrow, and a magnificent trot" sex
pected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
Of Tho v. Y. Tribune

WEIIsBogo. Oct 16 Ie62
The returns from Toga County lauoficall foot up
1890 majority for Armstrong Congressman. The
Republican majority FOR the State and County ticket
will be abont the saue-probably little less. The
people of Iioga County most heartily and enphati.
cally indorse President Lncons Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
The Hsrks virginia and EIi-' "a pmnbur,

bo,foN, .sy Oct. II. 1852
The bark Virginia, desuoye' oy the Alabama,
was insured at noon !es'oioS I, in New-Bedford,
for sll 800, war risk.
Tie bank Elishs DGnbo-.. also destroyed by the
Alabama. wGf insured q, N'edne lay, in New-Bed-
ford, tor s2l zoe, war rick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
Drafting in Bostou stopped.

EosToN, Fndly, Uct. II, I05Z.
The Cmmon Council of this city having voted 10
raise tue bounty to volunteers TO SEQ, drafting in
Boston has ceased.
1t ia believed that this bounty will shortly ca1se
the quota Of the city TO be filed.
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laens,, OF N Innk President.

ALBANY. Friday, Oc.- J., u :.
John Enickerbocker President Of the Sa' .sfoye
County Bank died at Waterford this morn NO.