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THE CASE OF IorSG LIGGoS.-The case 81
young Logon, charged with shooting asollicr
on Tuesday morning last, came up before his
Honor yesterday morning.
Charles P. Stokes. a lad about - years old,
testified that he was going down the street on
Tuesday morning, in company with John
Logon, when a soldier walked mp, shook his
fist in his face, and called him Il "d-n Yam
keefed looking son of Il b-h." Not wishing
to have difficulty, Ligson turned aud went
back home, where he remained A short time.
lie then came out, and again started dowu the
street, when the same soldier, meeting him,
caught him by the collar and struck him in
the face. Logon Immediately drew a pistol
and shot him. the ball entering the left thigh.
testified that he did not know the soldier. That
his brother John WIS a member of the Is. Viz.
GINA Regiment. and had been detailed for duty
Mt the Libby Prison. On the night previous To
the occurrence his brother hal, by order OF
Captain Turner, arrested Il soldier for trading in
greenbacks with 4 Yankee '~prisoner. When the
soldier met him on the morning Of the difficulty.
he enquired Of Logon, il he was the man w!"
arrestod the soldier last night. Logon, replied
YES" The soldier then commenced TO curse
him, and selling him LIZ by the collar, struck
him in the face with his fist. liggou immedi,
atelv pulled his pistol and shot him..
The Mayor dismissed the case.
The soldier shot is n North Carolinian named
jeremiah Derby. He is now ut Chimborezo
hospital and expresses great regret ut the occurs
renee. He says le was under the impression
that Liggon was a Yankee deserter.
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Bal1G IN YoUR WuEAT.-ht the urgent re
quest of several thousand people more or
less. VIC earnestly entreat the farmers-the
main stay of our army, and the prop of The
country in every time Of need-to bring in
their wheat. Bread is becoming scarce, and
the people must be fed. Unless the farmers
comply with this request, many n hungry
palate must remain unsatisfed, and the dire
ful Consequences no human Rem can forseee. Let
the agricnlturalists remember that this state
of things cannot last always. There must be
Q day of reckoning. When it does come, who
would not rather that q milestone had been
fastened about him, and he cast into the
depths of the AnpnmattoS, than to have'with-
held his wheat when he knew his fellow crea-
lures were furnishing for bread.- Petersburg
Express.
lit may be added to the above that there is
serious danger this winter, if the wheat does
not come in freely, that impatient people may
90 and search for it and bring it in. We shall
meyer encourage lawless violence: but an arti-
fetal scarcity and privation, while abundance
of food is known to be in the country, is u
provocation we'll nigh int9lerable.l
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NHl sEADiSG.- The evangelical Tract
Hnricty.' reg' eseltipg all denominations. organ.
"? . IL. lsbi. hns, tr, II taR' time TO the present.,
" S.H?pl!'".; cach Aruiy of the Confsderacy-Esst
=" 40 So"rh-~i;h Religious Reading. More .ha2
a TX r. Hons o. pages OF Tracts have been di>tr bu
.a~pai.- Our brsy- soldiers. The seed has not been
.,1t.ra 'an. Numrrou- lettersf I'm ChaPlaina, Officers
~. 'HEt,s' testify t. the CREST god which has bee" &C
-r.sG'! asd-ksw that the Society has b'en, (" a great
- ;ns;rEEeatal Ia producing and sustaining the
,--''r'a'reviTal with which G"dis now blessing eur
=, HENr ASD NAVY MESSENGER" the seciety'I or
e Vi" n"s' po. u.sr religious p.per in the Army. It
Oh, - F'comin' nied by General Lee, ard by many
u,,. an At "hc-'s. WHO have contributed to its TYP.
b.. ri. prs-enineu.'y, IN, Sol Hers and Sailors Pa
vi r'.ei'''% designed Il" in'eres. aad prrSt,hem, amongst
~ " Il distributed gr tui;ously.
kHehssn.s Is great and d~srstions aro solicited fer It
-, = yen 70 .eand pat:iotic Christian pub'is.
E.eMi;or The Msss.ngsr'' and fer rrss.s shsrld 30
~"He, and ssatri suaons sent -
Elv. A, w. ALL1K,
u, ssDInnanaentE. T.A,
Savbr EsnRaua vs.. .
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Conmiss'oacr's Once, !

RICHMOND Va, Octo'er /. 1868
r. Maria NJ. BRbnrd, in her own 'igh, and AZ nd
ln'a TT * { Wa J Hnhard. d Ceased, p's'ntf,
- ". iinrtsp t:oddin. Povbntnn hober y, SHd
VIZ ian J md Ella Hubbard, thr two tat at whom
t. Llama, ey VIM Folke,, tael guardian ~ lise0'-d--
iscG-'',
isu AT. Ger BY n tiled that / have sxed up the I'd
~: November next, If fAir, 4 not, Oh the hIat fair d'
49, ~r tSuafay -xcept.dl, 10 take and Re tie, at my
"a IL acc I'M, t the plaintiffs administration OF the
80 n: a- 10 : tate. and Of al outsan"i & nd unsa,is
"a b:.r' ssid estate, RaH Of the transactions OF the de
.it: ,'iodd,n and Roberts, 70 trustees under The d ed
y ~; Q them AZ trustees tr Joseph Alien; and t,er-
az "'''h-r n ar~ansem' nj strtd in th- Gil o! Wa'cn
80 pr,,"'"i % ,s,i-fy re rnpaid debts out OF The pro.
.tn>': h.r2ai 'st.te which nav be in The hanes ct til"
Ts'''t oTesait si,.r paying the debt secuEed by rad
80 :" - 20 -Trm". tie rcrs"nal cs:a'e. b. or he 'ene
" u" 'F'nat d-r-nisnt-. r-9uirtd TO bs taker by be
- : f.nri'o County - ur;. rendered on I'll eth day
'>-f'"'.""r. 1853 In 4 suit in chtDcery do ending in
""'|'"! n VII On you arr I arrte-. plaintiff and de end
- ~ a 10 b time AMI p.sc" you. ~ veil As the Iedi,ora
Hi'@ "e, a-- r-Iu rri t. attend with the Necessary
- 70 'ut.le ue 10 settle ssic a co ,n's
Il. "'"H Gt highland ~ Commissioner In CEantery Of
',sdI Z: BE day aud year erst If fesaid.
H's-"it J.". SANDS, Csm'r.
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i.'EIEGitEpHiG EMNS
FROM NOR rIIEEN MISSISSIPPI.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH
Mrvrnt,S NJ, |

oFFICIAL DESPATCH
MERIDIAN, Oct. 18th, 1868.
TO Gent. S. "copper":
The f lowing despatch has been received,
dated Oxford, 18th
Eleven regiments ofcavalry with nine piece,
Of artillery, pursued Us. We skirmished with
them all the way, fought them for four hours
near BalIaiia. ard again at the river, when
they were rcpu!se!. and retired. after burning
Wyatt. Oar loss i considerable, but the run
Der is ncs ka"ma - account, = 50 mach stra,
Cling. Wes.vciour tr,ia nnd capture: nr,-
perty.
tS;sLcd) j. T.. JonNsyox.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

BATTLE OF GETrrsbBRG.-Thc seventeenth
number Of the Record is out, and contains
n graphic account Of the battle Of Gettys-
burg, and the campaign in Pennsylvania, by
IN English officer, who was present with the
Confederate army.
General Leg's official reports, and a sum
mary of news are among the contents. The
back numbers can still be obtained. West
Il Johnston, publishers. Price. SO a year.
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LOST.


I OST CE TIFlCATE.- Taken irum my posa .
4 don, by q toit.0D Of the h llinois cavalry, on Their
r i'd in Nor,hum erland ecu ~, On the l7ih day 81 May
| = . c~-rt'fca,- of Deposit. M 1853 died ap7i IN,
sS3 i" The narc OF -. RI. liud isll. loan Of February.
20 $50 Z us- cant. fUI $500 All person" arr Tore wNfneo
fr m ,,di' p or saii c,:i ii ~" Of Gcp ~ u: application
VIII lie l AIDE 20 The CuIf,d rate Srr'es Tr"asrrV Ter tie
renewal of the anne JAS. II. dCDSaLL'
SC - cnsw
Us * MlsLAlD a c-rtihrate # virginia StstS
stock, No. SO. dated Sep,er DR. cob, 1883. issued
nud-r ac, passed 18th of March, 1a5G, and rssls cred in the
name of L. D Cul Ell, Trustee fur.M. q Suil-n. Any
OF finding the shove certificate wiz receive a Suitable re-
ar by iPsvin- -ih0hi"a Ne '".i""'"'
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The next important result which we hope
to SEQ follow the recall of Senator Mason is
the recognition of our Cunfederacy by France,
and the formation of q treaty with Napoleon
which will give him L monopoly of the cotton
trade of the South, to the exclusion of Eng
land.-[Lynchburg Republican.
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FROX

CHARLESTON, Oct. l5.-firing from our ba;Ie-
yies continues rs usriaI. The enemy makes no re.
ply. but continues working. An ADDITIONAL mum.
Der at transports is reported in Folly Inlet.
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FOR RENT.

r y AND NEGROES in Cumberland CO.. fer
81 Ren;.-The subscriber wishes 10 rent out FOR the co.
sning year :h- Land on which she resides, in Cumberland
COUNT containing about 500 acres in good condition and
under good fences, with a new Brick Dwelling House,
containing eight rooms, and all necessary outbuildings.
Ab9u: thirty Negroes will be hired TO the person who
ron,s the land; an!G;!s the negroes there 's a carriage
driver. several excellent houseservalts. a good COOK,
washer aId lToner, &c.
Tie y cl.iog.H ou.e is well supplied with all nscsr2ary
Furl:tor-, nearly a:v,, which will also be rente7 with the
a Il. 4 desired. PosE,Ssior will be given on the LIST daJ
8 I.ruarv ic,t NV nsrt.,yic. ~ t.r,nh4rla3d Court
UoroA. yifsIni, AMELIA G. ISBEId..
aug i1tr
ET FARM For KENT OR LEASE
NJ IN HAN0VE 81 will rent or !ersn f1f the war y
p 81 my Powhite Farm. The isud is good. and Is well
adapted to raj inS vegetables ard grain. It Ii WITHIN .
al: es OF Richmond. and in the midst OF the watermelon
ard potato region
There is a NAL! dwelling and sow" nrthous"s m The
mace. Address WV F. GAMES,
oc, a-rlwf Richmond.
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'NOTICE.-Hsv'ng determined to close OUT business
on liz, November next, We respectfully request all
parties having Gro y or other property In our hands t.
order the sale Of II or instruct us what disposition "a nate
OF IL. ~ our house will BE- clusei as soon u possible m r
that date.
All parties having Gains against Us are r'q-a'tea 70
pre.ent them for r.y,nent, ard thoBs indebted TO Us Will
please make prompt settlements, as /; Is desirable 70 elaas
Do or ssoeunts With a. llt,le dslsy rs pos,!bla
"a fa-iv GJHNRR & AXRGCB, Astt'rs,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO X +. Rodgers, md 10 the said t.. II.
i Rsdaers and a.. II Lindsay.
IL ao'c- Il, on the ilts day fEnvfN bes, l!e', q:
c"oS'~ d: Howard L Sands in the city Of Richmond
WAR; !. he undersigned will proceed to take the &C.
rai,i,,, ~ Godd n ard n,h-r., to be read az evidence
II" i: "a chsp".ry d"p.r ding In he County Corr: q
h'sT' i, witch |. h" und-rsigred, an plsintk. and
'u, n" aid Il +. Rodgers and z. Fl. Lindsay. and eth
-, 'r"f t.rdsn:s; and If from any cause tue taid DE-
l'':i"r. t- rO, Commenced On ths tday,or, II commsnc'd,
~ b. ao' cor"inded on Z 4, day, they w'll be soTtn'
't.nt adj urust! n I'm time TO time, at the same place
%!n.'Tsra b. sa e h"uts. an il completed
ND rnr. III. -aif B z. R"dsers. IRE hereby fartoerno
te'9t-i | shall m We The Circuit Court OF Benreo
ttn's. q" b." frat day oftLe next tern ofthe sa Court,
@;i. JrdFc ih.rs of b. sitting On that day. II not, than en-
u IT, Irv q, Z n. yrs.ion ct aid Court. to remove from
= all County Cur; I Ii-nrico ipto the said Circuit
- @: !I-nr:co, asst in "hAacerv d tendinP in 'hAsaa
% .nvEorr:. in which ]. The updsr.!gn"d. am plai tit.
l.! ca the aid B +. Rod .ers, K w Graen and others,
a. t,-iiuts A.. d. WILLIAMS,
sci cslw Acting Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

AIDING a DEsERTER.-On yesterday. Major
Griswold's police arrested a citizen named
John Blayluck, charged with obtaining Il pass
port and giving it to a member of the State
Guard, to aid him in deserving. lie Was lodged
in Castle Thunder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

PRISONERS FROM CONGRATULATIONS three
hundred and fifty prisoners, taken in Cn!fcp
er, arrived by special train, on yesterday,
from Gordonsville. About II hundred others
came down on last evenings train.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

Walker, Passed Mid=hipn:an - Morgan,
miiahipman ---- Curtis, phvmaster -
Whecdon, D2ctcr, and - Pearson, Chief
Engineer.
The Georgia will take in from two hundred
to three hundred tons of coal, besides general
supplies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

Letters for any of Bragg army should be
directed 10 Chattanooga, as II. t. Phillips, the
head poatmasssr, 10 at ChickBmauga, where they
will b. stepped and. distribataa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

NOTICE TIE General LRad and Ren' Fs''te AE'ney
~ esfshliied by the under 'Sned nearly a Sear aso.
nersfip under the style Rrd name o. K nv & = a,kle'ord
havi-g BEEN d SOLVED on the n h n imo-'he undersigned
n-ornc- 8 will, ~ heretofore. he cunduo ed by him %
pledges him.elt, Wit renewed energy. TO rive hts n7di.
vided a teu don n thu purchase AMI SAFE Of either Land
OF Dwellipr Is throughout Virginia, and invited 10 respond
epca from al Interested =
He taa severai large and valuable, as well as several
smaller estatrs in his bands Tor sale.
ono and address, . "m.b koSs.
A., Iso,t Charlottesville. Va
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POsTPoSED.-The concert announced to take
place at the African Church tonight, by Madam
Ruhl, has been unavoidably postponed. II will
take place next Thursday night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16
Second DESPATCH.

BRTSrnI, Oct. @.-Informa;ion having been
received by Gen. Williams, that a bD.alu If
Yankees. consisting o! :omr cavalry regiments.
uaier Col. Foster. VAS lnsying upon his rear, ha
qui,ily withdrew his brigade, under cover OF
nj sht. and At dayhrcak Sunday morning. lie ut
tackled and riar-ei Foster four miles from
Grcenvilie, AMI though greatly inferior in mum.
bcrs, cat through: successfully. completely rout-
ing them before the enemy pursuing toice
could come up ruu help.
The enemy passing upon our rear in the
evening. ". hated and again rcpu!scd him
some three miles this side ot ltheatowu.
W. lost 10 stores or arms even the last OF the
bc"i cattle WIS brouEh: ont in safety.
Oar forces tr now III 4 p~oS!s.on to give Tho
Hciny another trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

S~OUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Richnond, En.
The duties a this Institution will he resumed on he
= Monday In October AID close on me lstof Irly. ls6i.
Fnr term. apply TO -. LEE POWELL,
saa-tf Principal
STISSES CLOPToN'S FoIt
itl youpu Indies. on franklin street, between I'd
and .th The duties Of this School will he r's' ID on
ne lST DAY OF OCTe8Ek. 1888. P'rtlcula' = mai"
known ~ medication CIV VI.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DA,H SGTE ENGRAVING.

CT EUNN co, having completed thei engage.
Esr: = - u. . :. Treasury, as Bank Not" Eagrav"rs,
-. -.:.n; mo ed from the oice hey occupied IN the
. aTI"~'. . ihs!r r-S premises on tue corner oil Nam
$3.50 -.gs,-., are pow prepared To I'LL o:i-rs for State
-, L N,.-- Chang. Bils. Siets, Corporation or Rail-
~" 300. Bankers Checks. Bills Of Exchanse. Ccrtih'
.a;-'. s. they "i.! b" glad 10 show Il. o..ain"l designs
80 .r r-sons.: The steel plates engraved by them for
tees G. .va:iIae't, ~ 20 supply designs and MAKE eHti'
e.. .9r Ei:rev.u= and Steel Plate Printing.
4. z-.a;u.y Of Bank Note Paper on hand.
yHr,-5 T.. , dSt.nce requiring Bank Notes engraved
.t -I1'- L.:.' sivc q reference either in Ricku.ond or
Cc,:..r, :. =. GEo. DUNN,
!LLIh GELLATLY,
JOHN GEMMELL.
Rssr,,r' Ont ? lac1 Nc 9-Y
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7 Mt S0TiCE
Chnuvc of Hours on Il. r. e. p. K. X
On and a.t.- Thursday, the 18th inst. TIE Fas'
scncer Trains { this Co pary = il, BE- run IL. follows:
TIE Ma Trai7 V i'll leave Rictpo"d daily I . 4 ",
arrive AT II Imitop's ~ Has " Rcturnn will leave
Ham,ltsn's at II " and arrive 10 Redmond ut 3:43 r. ~.
The sccommod it.nn Tsa!n will be run between Rich
mopd End Hanover Junction daily (Sundsvs rxc-p'ed,D
leJ vins Richmond IT 1 p. NJ and arrive A. the Junction NJ
$50 p. 81 Returning. will Leave Hanover Junction At 7:lo
A. n AID arrive in Richmond At s:o1 1 "
ANIL RUTI.
90, l4.ft superintendent.
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From UPPER EAST TENNESSEE.

Tie Enemy Htiviseei at Bl"c Springs, Green.
riis and Rhc0ioirn.
Especial i, ratch to 'ls Republican,
XOLLirGFFEE. Tenn. Oct. l--lhe Yankees
attacked our forces under Gen. Williams. rrar
Blue Springs, Tenn, eight niles !."yund Green.
vile. IN overwhelming force. OF Saturday last.
The fight continued during The day, our troops
making the mos. stubborn rcsiStanc..
he enemy made three distinct charges upon
our position, each 81 which was handsomely
rcprisel with heavy loss Ia him.
Orr loss during tie DAY iid rot exceed CT"
hundred and fifty.
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TUuiCC0 Y.

Harvey, Hunt, james s. Co.,
Virginia st NEAR DanTil'e Derot,
A'A5aIs,r the manufacturers, keen always on hand q
sA:g- Sa:.r'? at the choicest hrauds o. the best facto-
r,.
VI Lar" nov forsale-
1908 PncknR er. TO which tie at:spt!on Of
ayers is solicited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-16

IT o 3 4 c o 0.
1900 packages Man afactursd Tobacco. OF ali grais'.
10000 packages smoking Tobacco. L. ors and eve ID.
satss, b ~ nj barrels. For sale By
ss;s-S YIN. q. FeWLE, sons 4 c5.
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REN-ARn2


GIsi1 EeWAaD.-strayst Ct ats1en ffeA the
tN / az p~,aats,ion Of the suhsor1ber, on the Co!un.
ba road. seven Ialas be ov Cumberland Csurt House, q
Ssrrc Horpe. abolt five feet high and about seven years
old. mark d Ia the forehead, which In broad, with q stsr,
with u rarroY strip of white extending down towards the
nose and up towards the forsiop He hax also, white spots
ct IN back. caused by saddle ais. He ls also, ! think,
reoollested ~ I had hixi III possashi L only shout four
week.. He was enc o. III" wheel hor' co of a I, am sent 10
ne from the county If Berkeley and was somewhat gall
cd in the shoulders. specially the right. and ad the mane
under the collar rubbed OF ciossly. He ~ Of good form
aud outline, W rks snely In hsrnass, and carrier himself
vel. with somewh hat rrching neck.
The abovs reward will he psid on his delivery to me.
or stty dollars Tor sucn in:orins'ion az Will enable me 70
get him agais HIM again.
re 90 CIV John p. WILSON.
c.0n0 REWAKD.-Lef our Jaw MIL ear Sum.
SAOO nit Sta irn, r. & !. K railroad. Monday
nIoruiug last, our Man JOE ca * himself Booker was
~purcha.ed Of VIZ. Ts,scott in Richmond, who worked
i'm o. his farm. in Buckiashom County il Of lark brown
con plcIi 4. hort thin whisters, long thin fsc", c In pro-
jectng. ubr Ut 6 feet y or '0iuchps Ugh o. II nder stature,
looksto be about 81 years old, rather gum oountenance
dress not recollec.ed, except 4 YBnkes cap. We Will pay
tho above rrwnrh If lodged IL jul or any secure place no
that we can get him. Z. b. TURNER a. BRO.
oc 7-l0tt Richmond, Va.
O. REWARD Il wi give the above reward for
ID ~ ts apprehension and delivery, or confinement
In iail % that l can get him, Of my man nan, named
Washington
He il 5 feet = or y inches high. dark brown compile xion.
slightly rupi red on one side. and bad on when re left
in Richmond about tx weeks ago He left my stsge sand
seventeen miles from G -e.n5 ,oro'. Oh he Danviile aud
Get.nsroro road. d. Z. HARVEY.
DASvILLE. Va Oct ith. !s53. oct s-eodlutt
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RAILROADS.

an UNSNTUI r NHIfNUAD,l
"rrERISrE.T 5 OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October %, 1863.
NHASGE CT SCHEDULE.
On ard as;c- Thursday, the 18Th inst, the Psssen.
.er Trail ) will run ~ io!tLw-:
Fraiu tr Darviile will leave Ri"hmo-d NJ I:5O a NJ
T. rUuGh train FIR Lynchb"rg viii lsR-e al 5: 5 r. N
RECURRING cave Danv!ll- 81 AN, Though train
" II arrive At RchmoLd at ! 4 ~.
JAS Fl. JESTER.
or, II.lw Ticker Agent.
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l,ala hcdS df Gen. /. T. Hills Corps h.a
passed from tho left I" the right Of our front,
pursuing m obscure route near the Blue
Ridge, intending to make a demonstration On
our right rear for the purpose of cutting off
our railroad communication. Measures are
progressing to give him q fitting reception in
that quarter. We are also prepared for III at
lack on our front.
The advance Of HIS corps probably COM
mcnccd moving frcm Madison Court House
Thursday morning.
DRAFT RIOT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
GREAT FALLS. in \. H., Oct. lO.-A mob ct
jackson. in this State, an Thursday night,
burned the hct-l where the deputy provost
marshal vas s,orring while serving notices
On drafted men. He has just passed through
place en- r0nte for Portsmouth To obtain neces-
sary sssistaucn.
Q%CASTRELL AT ORR AGAIN.
A special despatch from Leavenwnrth gives the
particulars of the attack on Gen. Blunt and his
escort. below Fork Scott: He was attacked by
800 rebels in Cuion uniform. near the encamp.
meut Of Lieutenant Pond. His escort broke, and
out of 100 men, IS were killed-all shot through
the head evidently after they were captured -
Majsr Curtis, son OF Gen. Curtis was thrown
from his morse, and was found With a bullet hole
through his head. Lieut.. Ponds camp was at
tackled about the same time. Four men were
killed and three wounded. Gen. Blunt escaped,
aud meeting reinfarcements below Fort Scott,
took command of Them and started in pursuit of
Quan,rell Lieut. Fasr. Of the Sd Wisconsin, was
killed. Cap. Todd, QuantrelIs Adjutant, came
to Ponds camps and asked for an exchange Of
prisoners. lie said Il number of rebels were
wounded, among them Col. Shelby. Quantrells
force came from Cowskin Prairie, Mcdonald CO.
Missouri.
RGtSING or CARTHAGE.
4 letter from Fort Scott, dated the 9th. says a
rebel force burned Carthage, No, that morning.
Gen. Schvtield telegraped to Leavenworth that
from one thousand to eight thousand rebels,
under Qusntrell, Coffee, Gordon and Hunter, were
marching OH Fort Scott, and that lie had ordered
Col. Weir to move all the force he could to For!
Scott.
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