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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12


The New-York Central Road has sent c,rcu-
lars 70 It's Shareholders soliciting proxies FOR tie eee
ton IN December Parties thus addressed wll do vel
y retain tLcr proKies and n!t tic result Of neeilng
OF shareholders be held prior to The election. "hen
some changes in the policy u tie road will suggested
and q ticket proposed
The Rock Island Road earned the first week
in NoyembeTi
lGc,...........s<l3 3i "a, ~
~ fs,se-............s.....s.ssss.s -fi'
Tho Cleveland and Toledo Road earned, the
nrst week Ia November,
F25Ts 1868 ............... fS.,Us
IncrVAs"... ........ss.'''''.' WV
Mr. John Bonner, ior FIVE years past N charge
of he commercial nad financial ,oGnn u Th' ~" Io'A
HeYald Lac resigned Ls position on lie Pre-, ~ ne
STOCK Exchange business IL which 10 hAs esiaiAi-ed
himself o, No. - Exchange Plaoe.
The earnings of the Rome, Water'own and
O-aousbury Ka.lroad kr September weTo!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
Eos.on En,i.c Market,

NJ lAHDHIDtE ND D 5 iON.
Rcpo,,3 for 1HE TRiBUNE y "a. trocs s1iao Hot H. lGa
The following the amount Of stock Reported
Cattle. Sheep. Shoies. IA, Hogs. Vesh
This week............j1UD ESQ ia 40 ...
Last wCc1............isS) IVl sgp
last year NOV. lJj..3,oJl 5IzI 800 tlco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

,sokct Mt e,s Cd. and 30 hhds. fellow at the same
rate 10 Bremen; 100 tuns Loswood Mt EOS; 200 bbs
Shoe rcgg at ls Cd und co bids Tobacco at aOs. To
Bo,,qst. 80 Tons fellow and Lard at a6s Cd IL Char
tors NE orl, learn o. vessel to Sueytas with Shocks
aud Heads ~ lcs end SIS. Tho carrying rates
fellows 10 Liverpool. per foreign fag Flour. is. 30
al,. 4,d Wheat 4aild. Corn. Id Heavy Goods
l4slss. To London, p5r American iag Floor, Is
Gil Wheat Sd; Heavy Goods, Is. ais. Cd. per
roreirn far. Tlour, Is. ID 2s. Wheat Cd; Heavy
Goods Us. Cd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ceip,s. saCsi.5g7 IS; fr Customs .le3s22 O.; Pay.
mru;s. $40 %, Balance sls.46is6l 90.
Money must still be reported IL demand at Z
y cent on call. Some houses, which lavo been free
sellers Of railway shares report more case. but such
cases are exceptional The largo amount Of cash stock
pu upon the market has reduced the demand COZ money
and put many brokers' in strong position but houses
still expanded and weak make up their accounts With
difficulty There has been pressure outside tie stock
market but further decline in Stocks would soon have
created trouble in otter quarters.
The agents of the $50 loan report moro in
qnirv. bu. nothing Of magnitude. The deposits ut the
Sub. Treasury on this account we're siH COO. with a
cont nucd money pressure. al subscriptions TO this loan
viii cease. There are Government Stocks offered in
small lots TO brokers already by parties in wan: Of rcedy
money and state OF things can readily be produced
when NJ Chase would BIO forced TO pay his debts In
two,car Treasury notes large would TIC the rush e
sell bond, tor ready money ct discount The pay
mcnts at the Sub1rcasuTy have been large teddy and
no rey call made on the banks.
Stocks have been much excited, and closed
higher az the Second Board. Cash stock vac pat upon
tho market early In the dy without stint and At th'
came time s3qs4y share paid for buyers options
6; 20 days.
The following was to-day's business at the
Office ofthe L. 5. Assistant Treasurer.
Toll Payments a?Ht2io ~
Total Ia aofpifspi
The receipts included SIG 80 for Cusions
Sihserriions S2os elAe9
Depo.i.ed b. agents @s'"
eE7..sJ
Temporary Lpan......'.'' s''f''
1bc <evv.Vork Central Road las sent cirCu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

Dsc,I0lCo Dec. 10 800 inc. l,OIi,t1 fne.G0. 40
gy reducing tho wheat 10 four tho quantity OF the
latter leh tido.wator this yoar. compared with the
corresponding poriod asl yosJ. shows adoleency equal
10 =. g.l. .vbbs. -four.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

Dressed Poultry 10 IN good dcnaud snd price. Of Chickens
and Irsf,s have advanced Tho weather IL favorable and
good sold without dtb atty. Live Lave been ess
plenty but there hes tcen LIKE demand sud pTccs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

Tie Cheese agtc, very quiet suS sale. have been rhfo
At ,ar rate. Io,f. l.. de- Ice, rud butcs alo aoi
~ir 10 ~, pr,.it Prices Us. eeu,e Tie dilrss, snsish
p.lr, - No q, iss nd. ITe. LIT .ui.o 10 an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

ITIIN NJ
There has been change, but tie nsgtes I, arm We
quote. ..
Veal skins rrcrn ssri country iiiumsd Y n l6Glea
N,tril e. .htcr i,iass Trimmed aid eugtd.
y .................s..,IGlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

D,c...sOlOO Deo..3ss,S0O Dec. .t9I,zoD Dce..H9ooo
Tho aggregate quantity Of the same articles len at
laegaer rom 10 commencement OF navigation TO tho
nh instant, iclusiyo. during tie years 1862 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

The quantity o'flour, Wheat, Com, and Bar
ley left at tidewae' during the lrs. week Ia DO
tobor by the Newgdk State canals in the years 1862
IA 1881 ,r.s .. flogg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

SHUTTING DowN on THE MCCLELLAN
TESTIMONIAL Not long since scheme
was gotten up in the Army OF. the Poto-
mac to make Gen. Mcclellan grand
present, the money TO be subscribed by
the officers and men in limited amounts.
Lincoln didn't like this, and put stop
to it in the following manner, described
by Washington dispatch in the New
York Herald:
All contributions were to be voluntary,
and it was found necessary to limit the
amount given by priyates, lest more money
should be raised than could be properly dis
posed Of Twelve thousand dollars were
raised in single corps. Every member Of
General Meadc's Stall, except one, contrib
u.ed, the General himself setting the exam
pie, and when the order was received from
Washington to discontinue the collection,
and refund the money, the establishment of
the officers and men was only equalled by
their chagrin, nearly every officer of note in
the army having been permitted to receive
testimonials. The troops were at loss TO
account for this unexplained proceeding,
until the malignity which prompted the
measure was betrayed in the ire. tment OF
officers who interested themselves in the
movement. Colonel Davis, Assistant In
spector General on the Staff Of Gen Meade,
classmate and intimate friend Of General
Mcclellan, who took the subj crip!ion list
around among the officers at headquarters,
has been reduced TO the rank Of Major and
ordered to Santa Fe. Other officers are Gn-
der the ban, while the troops, mortified aud
Indignant, pocket their nt.ibutions aud
wait for more convenient season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Oct. S.--A brisk fire was
kept up all last night between the enc
my's mortar battery on Morris Island
and o,ir batteries on James Island. The
Pawnee was III Stono iiyer last night,
shelling the woods on James Island.
The !ronSides is surrounded bv boats.
RATS, &c, apparently repairing injuries
inflicted by Our torpedoes on Monday
night. Active work on the part Of the
enemy is now daily expected
CHARLESTON, Oct S-We have been
steadily firing at Morris Island all day.
The enemy makes no reply. A careful
reconnaissance of the enemy's works
leads to the belief that he will not be
ready to open fire for several DAYS vet.
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S.eo.sia Elections.

Macon, Oct. The vote will not be
counted till tomorrow morning. About
100 votes We're polled at this place, some
800 of which have been counted Brown
leads both The other candidates for Gov
crnor as Tar AZ heard from. The follow
ing is the vote oi the 9th Georgia regi-
inent: For Governor Brown, 40; Hill,
Al; Furlow, II. For Congress--Ander-
son, 81; kenan, |.
AuGtsrA, Oct Tho vote for Gov.
crnor in this city stands: Brown, III;
Hill, 90; F,nlow, 3S. The vote indicates
the election OF lion. j. f. :Shumake to
Congress.
CoLuMsus, Oct. S.-Thc following is
the result oi the election held in this city
yesterday: For Governor Brown, 449;
Fu,low, 4Js; Hill, 1S. For Congress -
Blanford, GG9; Yolt, 2si. Taylor conn
ty: For Governor Hin, 9G, Brown, 6i;
Furlow, %. For Congress: Holt, i4i;
Blantord, 16.
SAVANNAH, Oct. S.-The State election
held here Yesterday resulted as follows. :.
Brown, Ton Governor, 1916 Hill, IL !;
FurloW, 259. Congress Hartridge.
| $50; King, i16 Hopkins, II. Senator
Lloyd, l,41G. House Gibson, 6sS ;
Norwood, G1I; Cue, 7sl; Russell, Tsl.
Brown is undoubtedly elected Cover
nor.
AuGUsrA, Oct. S.--Ihe vote of Rich
mond county is a. follows: Brown, S35;
Hill, 90, furlow, Al }. +. Shumate
has 1856 ma aiority over all other candidates
for Congress, 20 lar as heard from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

AN EyEETFUL GUN.-The Memphis
Argus gives the following account Of a
gun captured at Vicksburg:
In the year 176S in La Belle France, it fffst
came into existence 1t was christened with
the Royal Crown and Cypher of the king
dom. 1t is an iron gun, its make antique,
looking like Oiutime cannon, moulded when
the world was not as old by centuries as
now. Its calibre is that Of 4 :;6pounder.
On the 25th day Of April, in the year of
grace 1777, Lafayette landed in Charleston;
with him landed the gun, cast in France, and
bearing the imprint OF royalty, which in itl-
ture was to open its iron throat and below
out, "Down with King ard tyranny, and up
with the star Of q free people and free Gov
ernment." All through the war OF the Rev
olutiOn its voice resounded with those Of
our fathers in their shouts of battle and Of
victory At the close OF the Rev olutiOnary
war it was taken to New Orleans and kept
there until the second war with Great Br-
tain, when it took an active part under Gen.
Jackson in the great battle Of New Orleans,
and helped to shout for victory there for
freedom, and shrek defeat into the ears of
Plckcnham.
1t rested until the commencement of the
Texan war, when it was carried by a regi-
;aeut Of volunteers from New Orleans to as
si9t the Texans in gaining their independence
from Mexico. In March, 1886, it was pre-
sent and took part in the bloody siege and!
light of \ laino, and would have heard, had
it ears, the death of the brave David Crock.
cit, james Bowie, and L host of kindred
spirits whose blood was freely offered up for
their coilntry'5 cause, and whom fame has
crowned with never-failing glory. The Ala
mo fell, but not until all Of her defenders
had suffered martyrs deaths at the hands of
cruel and trCacherOus MeXicans. The only
souls left out OF the one hundred and thirty
six to tell the tale of its slaughter was Mrs.
Dickinson and negro. Our guns We're cap
tured there and taken by the conquerors 10
the City of Mexico.
In 1917, when Gen. Scott entered the City
of Mexico, he espied the old gun among the
trophies of war in the capital OF the Monte
Zumas, and caused il to be removed to the
city of New Orleans, where it remained ua
til the besinling OF the present war, when it
was put into tlie celebrated Washington bat
terry and carried to Vicksburg and used
against the United States, for whom it had
done service for ree-quarters of a century.
On the 4th of July, when Nickshurg, the
great stronghold oi Miss issippi, fell, this
gun was noticed by Gen. Grant, and, being
invested with SO many and such old associa-
tions, was sent by him to Washington. II
will occupy prominent place in the capital,
and, from its War-worn appearance, look Of
antiquity, and singular history, will be ac-
counted ono of the greatest of trophies rs
well as curiOsitics OF the present age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09
From (:OrdOnsyilIp.

GogDoNsvtLLE, Oct. S.-'ihe enemy
were yet in apparent force at Culpeper
{. IL. this morning. Their main body
moved above that point, and it is sup
posed they are between Madison &. II.
and Sperryvile.
Twenty-Five prisoners, captured by
Whites battalion at the Chain bridge,
four miles from Washington, and ten
prisoners captured on Robertson's river,
were brought here to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

OTa:y.auec PtoiotiVits.-All the butchers ia
the Second Market-thirteen III number
were summoned before the Mayor yesterday
and fined g. each for falling To exhibit the
skins and ears Of the animals slaughtered 10y
them the afternoon before and offered for
sale IA the market. The market ordinance
says this exhibition shall be made every
morning, but the butchers declare that they
have moi complied with it for five years, and
that no compliant would not now be- made
but for the fact that Mr.. James Dclvin lost I
COW, and expected to find her hide in mar,
ket. The ordinance ought 10 be rigidly en-
forced i'll both markets or repealed. The
Mayor took occasion TO call attention 10 4
section prohibiting butchers from carrying
their dogs to the market places, in violation
of city ordnance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

GEN. ID. II. HILL on ExEMpTs. An
army correspondent Of the Mteiiigeaeer
is responsible for the following:
Application for leave Of absence in Gen
w. H. r. Walkers division Of Gen. Hills
corps. Walker endorsed the application
''disapproyed, but res pectially forWardtd TO
headquarters Of Gen ID. IL. Iiill"
Gen. Ilhl endorsed it approved, upon the
ground that the brave men OF the army
should he permitted to go home whenever
practicable; otherwise all the children To be
born during the war and the usual period sf-
terwards will be the offspring OF the cow
otherwise exempt" Gen. Walker, upon the
return Of the application, cheerfuliy with
drew his disapproval aud permitted the
brave soldier TO go home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09
TEJ.EGK KApHlC Ews.
IFrONv- the Southwest.

MISSIONARY RIpGs, ria Caiclamanqo.
October Slight rain fell here during
last night and this forenoon.
The enemy threw another pontpon
,cross the river last night: and have been
at work on new one To dav. The Ten.
nessee is still rising. The enemy is
erecting platforms for siege guns on the
star fort, and are engaged in strengthen
ing all their other works. We have been
Smelling them slowly all aay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

LdIsesS by Hon. Chartes w. RnsSN-lion.
Charles W. Russell will spf ak at the African
Church TO night on the subjects which now
most deeply claim the attention Of the peo-
pie Of the Confederate States. We know oi
IA" one more thoroughly able TO sci the
people at such time as this than Mr.. Rus.
SELL His ability as statesman, his wide
knowledge Of the state OF the country, aud
has attractive eloquence, claim for his words
the general and serious attention OF Ills lel
low citizens. His addreaa will commence at
< .,i.iuck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

Young Rogne. A negro lad. named lick,
slave to Mrs. +. Lyons, Was before the May
or yesterday To answer the charge II stealing,
sl15 from Dunlop, Moneure Il Co. The eyi
ienee AS To guilt was conclusive, the money
being found ia the prisoners pocket. There
was also discovered upon his person wallet
containing oger $a0O which he said he hal
found near the public square. Dick will b.
sent South for Ills health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

ihe country. will respondto the cali To the
invalid soldier, away from home and ,ts eo,a.
forts, much coiniort may be drawn from The
pernsal vi books, few oi which cverv c,rn..
ly cum spare. They should he Forwarded at
o1ee to the care oi the chaplain, at BidgooJ's
bookstore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

AND ut Nottowsy H for Sale.-I will eel
I stsatelv the Laid upon which ! reside, at
fAo,tossy Court House, Immediately on South Side
Railroad, 10 "a mile Of depot The trait contajus
atout 81 scres, 10 Of which in original growth
lie ha!snee open. There Is upon the land dwele-
IN, with i've rooms, kitchen, stable and other ne
2ary house good garGen, orchard of choice sp-
lea and leaches, and two fine springs near the
lousa.
Will also sell Lot at the Court House, Of ~
tTfes newly enclosed with plank fence, and has
upon II q house with two rooms--ons above ana the
c'hef below stairs. Apply to the subscriber ct Not
17sayC H. RICIID A ALLEN.
&c J-autsts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

Lanelale Enterprise se--Rev. j. T. William.
son, chaplain at Camp Winder. has establish
I'd library II that place for tho use Of the
works 10 spare, and We are quito sure that
our citixens generally, - well = pessons In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

VALUABLE Augusta Land at auction.-l will otier
at public auction, on Friday, the 9th OF Oct, on
tLc premises, u valuable tract Of land, Containing
BY fcreat survey SIS acres. There she tract
several teuenicnis aud ali ample supply of wood and
water II can be divided into two tracts, which i'll
tllri Two excellent homesteads. The land adioas
h htli Rev Jacob Killian, kendg, and others, in
/ TIE valley Of the South river about miles above
EW4yucsRoro, hear the road leading 10 Greenville,
add convenient to inills churches aud schools. The
lad IS Df hne quality and susceptible of high state
waiting any information prior to the day Of sale,
eau address me al Waynesboro', Or II they wish to
View the premises Col } sinendiser, who resides on
! The ani, vii take pleasure in showing the same
arrangements Cab be made for Immediate possession
&ierns cash, in Confederate money.
/ 2i-strois HUGH l. GAlLAllER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

TuE YANEEE GOVERNMENT os WEsp VIA.
aIsIA Il he formation oi the Yankee Gov
eminent OF tngsnIa ~ now complete. The
capital is fem ooiarily e.tahlis he'd at Aiexan-
dr,a. The IL l:wii are the names OF the
state fiirea
Francis II. Pierpoat, Govsnor; T., p. G..
CowPes, Lieutenant Governor; l.. A. Ha-
glns, Sacfet.ry oi Stale; G.. r. smith,
Treasurer, l.. W. Wess, Auditor; E. H.
Foster, Adjat,nt Geaetai; l.. !. Eow den,
Attorney tse.eia!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

ARCHBISHOP PURcELL's MIssIOH.-lt ap-
pears that koeecrans tn nd Archbishop
Pusceli back. A Cincinnati dispst, Of Sep.
tember 1911, in the Chicago Times, saya:
Archbishop Purcell was not permitted TO 8 .
through the iiaes, and Hetufas 10 the city so-
morrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

Rsjmy-D. j. Williams, witness in the
Shell case before the Ilnstinys Court ON
Wednesday, was before the Mayor yesterday,
and partially heard, on charge Of perjury.
lie will be more fully examined this morn.
tny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

Sentenced Hoao,tncsJ Alexander D..
Cheatwood, indicted tor forging the na,nes
Of Lea " James tn Il check Of the
Bank OF the Commonwealth for 500, ON the
31ih of August E.s., WAS arlagled before
Judge Lyons yesterday and plead guilty
This being the second count against hiia, the
jury Fixed his punishment nj two years in
the penitentiary. Dy the consent OF iLc
Court the remaining seven indictments were
set aside, and the prisoner was then sen
ttncei for nine years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09
.Ei>>issippi Election.

MERIDIAN, Oct 1T is believed that
Clarke is elected t'ovevnSr. At Enter
prise the vote stood as follows Clarke.
536; West, ls2, Davis, G3. At Merl-
dian the vote was as follows: Clarke,
499; Davis, loJ; West, 1873. For Con
gress, in this district, Ken leads Bsrks-
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Manchester, Oct 6, 1868. oc7-
0H- Petersburg Express copy six times.

0NE Hundred and Seventy i've Dollars Reward =
ESCAPED from cur Furnaces, in BOtetourt and
Allegheny counties, the following named Convicts:
j. John Lester, sentenced July %, 1862 from
Chesterfield, black complexion, black hair aud eyes
about feet high, white spot upper lip scar Oh
right shoulder, several little scars on right hand
aud one eL the left
2. Vim Boone, Free sentenced In Southampton
Nov ljth 1855, at the age Of "a, brown complex ion
black hair and eyes, and feet siz inches in height
/ ). Mat Young, sentenced in city OF Richmond May
16th 1859, at the age Of o. mulatto black hair aud
eyes, about feet ~ inches high, one on left
arm just above elbow, and two Gears on right arm
just above elbow, OF which produced by vacci
nation and two left leg just below the knee
and one scar on right leg
4. Manuel Taylor free, sentenced from Lynch
burg, April l. 1862, age 49, black complexion black
hair and eyes, about feet inches high one scar on
calf OF left leg also two small left leg also
above the outer corner.
Wyatt johnson, free, sentenced from Lynchburg
November 10th, 1862, for grand larcency, for two
years, is % years old, black complexion hair and
eyes; feet 6Z inches high; born in Sussex
co, Va has one small scar over the LEFT eye, and
on the right arm, between the wrist aud elbow aud
the point Of the left-hand thumb cut oil.
u. Allen GoWen, free, sentenced from Pittsylvania
Nov %, 1862, for grand larcency, for three years
is 40 years old, black complexion, hair and eyes;
was born in Halifax county, Va, is S feet * inches
hgh; has one scar on the outside OF the right leg, just
below the knee, and the outsd OF tue left leg
half way between tue ankle and knee, and one on
the right Side OF the head, about four inches above
the ear
7. William (Talbot) Transport, when condemned
the property OF Talbot Bro, sentenced from Chcs-
terrified county Dec II, 1862, black complexion, hair
and eyes, is al years Old 8 feet 5A inches high; has
small scar on the left cheek, the corner OF the
mouth, one on the right wrist, about four inches
above tue wrist bone, and tooth near the right
corner OF the mouth out
The above reward will he paid for the capture and
delivery Of the above described convicts, or their
lod ment I'D some jail or proportion OF the amount
will be paid for each.
JR ANDERSON 4 CO.
Sc S8-tS Contractors, Richmcud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

SeUereiy I,onndea. yesterday morning an
alteration sp.ang up in John Aliens barber
shop, under the Spotswooi Hotel, between
Robert Page and Syivanus Often, TWO OF the
employees, when the former stabbed the iai
ter severely in one of his Thighs, iniicting a
dangerous flesh wound. Some few hours
after the occurrence Page was taken into Gus
tody by policeman Moore, and lodged i'm pr-
son. lie will probably be examined lcio.e
the Mayer to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

Aeciicatal!y Shot We understand that a
yoSlg man lancd Arthur ?. Wilson WAS ac-
cidcntaliy shot, yesterday morning, by a
companion named Hodges, while partridge
shooting near DR.. Garnetts farm, in iient'o
county. Wilson was concealed from MS
companion by bushes when the latter fired
and received ten or twelve shot in his face
aud breast. The injuries, though ra,ninl, are
not considered d. ngerous by ihJ surgeon
who extracted the shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

The postmaster al C5!an,hns Ga, has de-
'eim,eed To introduce female labor in The
post "it'ee IN III 4 city This wi make wolk
tor the conserpt Ulcers.
The surgeon OF Gen Hood reports to Gen.
Robertson that the crisis OF Gen. Hoods re~
coyery is past, and he is out Of danger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-09

LUs.:eile.-The tiial OF l.anion W. Shell
charged with the murder of Patrick Mur
ply on the 9Th of May last, was concluded
before Judge Lyons yesterday, the jury rem
derng verdict Of not guilty.