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THE Right Feeling.

| We copy the following tribute 10 Virgin.
La and the border States from the ChaHa-
nooga Rebel Of thea2nd inst
The States of Missouri, Kentucky.
Tennessee, Virginia, Louisiana and Missis-
sippi have been an this revolution. These
States have experienced all the horrors Of
devastating war. The smoke eff battle and
Of burning dwellings still hangs in wreaths
about the mountain crags of our Southern
Switzerland and Tennessee still writhes
unreiegel under the naanaeles CT Cypress
ion, and her helpless inhabitants, tie in
firm parents, and mothers, wives and SIS
tiers of-some Of the most gallant defenders
Of cur cause, are still burdened with the
presence Of the hated yankee Invader
Notwithstanding this. Tennessee. continues
to furnish volnnteersto tLs war. But a
short time has elapsed since whole brig
ade Of her sons came through the lines
from West Tennessee, and enrolled them
selves beneath the banner Of the cross aud
stars.
Virginia, too, is setting noble example
to those of her sister States who, as yet,
have not felt enough Of theseverities cf war
to teach them all It's horrible reality, and
until they do feel it 10 the same measure,
they never will appreciate how much they
are indebted to the States on the border,
whose fertile plains have served as sort Of
barrier Of protection to them, against inya-
sion
| Ia the Virginia Legislature, the other
day, resolutions for inquiring, through a
committee. into the state of public opinion
at the North on the subject Of peace, were
summarily rejected bya unanimous vote.
I The farmers in various portions of the
State held meetings endorsing the action
and resolving to follow the example of the
meeting recently held in Albemarle county
in regard to delivering the surplus Of pros
duce to the Government.
This action Of the Virginia House of Del
egates, on the proposition to 50 peace hunt
| ing at the North, adds fresh lustre to her
already brilliant fame Il shows how a
people feel who have suffered most in this
war, and that Virginia. at least, will never
submit to aishonor. She lies PROSTATE and
bleeding at every pore but her nerve is IN
subdued and che fire of her patriotism un-
dimned. She knows something of the
deep lniamy and degradation Of yankee DO
minion, and is resolved to perish utterly
rather than submit to it in peace. What
a terrible rebuke, says the Savannah Re
publican. 1--WE have here for that cowardly
class who, though they were never within
bundred miles Of the enemy, would dis
honor their country and themselves by beg
giug peace Of the cut-tAroat invaders ofour
soil"
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Dhe Uinditat0r.
". H. H. LYNN, Editor & Proprietor.
TRENTS.

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GEN. cooPER's REPORT.

Statement Of thenumber Of troops furnish
ed the Confederate States by the State of
Virginia as taken from the first rolls on
file in the Adjutant and Inspector Gener
aPs Office:
81 regiments of infantry. 52,49o
20 g cavalry, 14.175
2 artillery, 1,779
% battalions cavalry, infantry and
artillery, I1,717
s battalions artillery, Army North
eru Virginia, 4.5oo
2l4 unattached companies artille-
~, infantry, and cavalry, 1928
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-16

GF- The Yankees during recent plum
dering Expedition 10 Edenton, N G robbed
the negro church in that town Of its conf
munion service.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-16

GoSs Tp~eG RAss. The Yankee papers
state that 3ri.atller General Robert An
lorss,n, United States Army has been or
lercd before the Army Retiring Board.
and it IS expected that lie viii he retired
from active service, as. since the bonbArd-
ment of Fort Ss,nter, in 1861. he has not
been equal to the fatigue aud excitement ln-
cid4utal to service IN the field.
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From the Wilmington Daily Journal.

We are indebted to some friend for a
number Of New York papers, among the
rest the journal Of Commerce, of the 18th
instant. We find little actual news that has
not been Anticipated, but are a good deal
struck by the advertising columns under
the head OF Shipping Ia these columns
fve-sixths of the vessels advertised are ex-
pressly stated to the sail under a neutral
flag" French flag or as the British,
French, Prussian, Bremen. or some other
European ship, barque or brig, as the case
may be.
Out Of 119 vessels up for foreign ports,
exclusive of the regular European steam
ship lines. which are all under foreign
flag, we find only Is that are advertised as
American vessels, the rest all foreign AS
the Navigation Laws close the coasting
trade to foreign vessels, of course the pro
lection of neutral flag cannot be used.
and, therefore, We find no neutral fag''
advertised. OF twelve vessels cleared for
foreign ports on theI0th, only one carried
the United States flag.
A writer from the late battle field
says: He never saw anything to surpass
the earnestness, courage aud coustancy. of
Qua men. Even when undergoing seyerest
surgical operations, they would manifest
these qualities: Are you suffering
much 2 Yes; bat we have whipped old
Rose, and | am satisfied" or Doctor,
don't keep me long; | want TO get well
quick 50 as to help drive the Yankees
across the Cumberland" Everything au-
gurs cur triumphant aud continued sue
cess.
Ey Give the devil his due. Cetainly
says contemporary; batsfti is better to have
no dealings with the devil, and there will
bs noting due hin.
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All Advertising FOR less term thin three months,
will be charged for at the usual rates.
xEy~ Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
inserted one year for Sl0-six months for ST SO.
EN- Announcements of Candidates SO; to De
paid in advance.
Msy- II Communica tons or Notices OF personal
or private character, intended or calculated to
promote any private enterprise OF interest," VIII De
charged for as advertisements.
ofTEs CEsrs per line. They must in all cases be
acca a, ,s.niad BY the money
ess- Office on New Courthouse Street, oppo-
site Brandeburg's Old Stand, anc pear the a..
uotn
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Albert pix e.

We perceive by Northern accounts, says
the Mississippian, that Albert Pike is
again in the field, notwithstanding his bad
treatment by Holmes and Hlndman. He
has seven thousand indians in good fight
ing trim, and is moving to take place in
the next great battle 10 the Trans Missis.
sippi Department. We hope that under
Kirby Smith and Price. Gen Pike viii
get along more tremendously than he for
merly did and that lie will not fnd it neces
sary to make any more exposiilons Of cor
ruptioa and imbeoility, through The puoli
prints. Mobile Advertiser and Register. Z
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-16

Novel S1GHr. X esterday we saw nice
carriage. drawn by a couple Of oxen, har-
uesscd up in real equestrian style. Visions
Of the impresser of horse flesh iloated before
US, if 10 the manor born" but to see a
carriage attached to such a team, looked
like the remnant of aifluence clinging to
stern necessity Norman Bulletin. .
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RICHMOND. VA.

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compare with any in the city State. was re-
opened Oct list, 1868. call is solicited.
WIN. A. WRIGHT & CO.,
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October 2-aua
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Adjutant and Inspector General
To Col. s. B. French, A D. G &C.
GEN. DIMMocK's s. REPORT.
TEADQ RS Va. ORD. DEPT. |
Richmond, Oct. 6. 1868. I

I'm. III lltci3dfQS0n, AdJ Oenl
GENERAL-I have the honor to report,
in answer to call from the Legislature
through the Governor Of the Commonwealth
as follows;
Ar,ns Issued Betsoeen October LIST, 1859,
and October Isl, 1868 Damon, pieces,
500; Muskets, 1913, $40; Rifles, s, 42S;
Sabres. 7 1868.
Remaining in Hand IN the T'ryinta ar
mory on tie Ist October, 1863.-Brass
pdr cannon (mouuted,) s.; brass II pdr
bowitzer, (not mounted, /; brass (moun-
ted) mountain howitzer, 3; iron y pdr
cannon, (mounted.) s; iron 6.pdr cannon,
(mounted, rs; iron pdr cannon, (moun-
ted l3; iron s pdr cannon, (without linz
bers, 5; iron 4-pdr rined cpnnon, with
cut linbers, 1; iron 6 pdr cannon. Quot
mounted u; iron 4-pdr riAed cannon,
Quot mounted 4; Williams guns, 10; cal
sons, 6 pdr 6; muskets, altered percussion,
in good order, /, 735: musksts, Springfield,
500; Reeds rifles, Cavalry. 400; rifles,
220: rifles, Austrian. 200; rifles Mississip
plan, 20; earbines, (cavalry, l03; sabres.
Cavalry, 225; muskets being repaired,
i goo; nuskets without bayonets, LILO.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
CHAs DlMMocK, Brev. Brig. Gen.
Chief Of Ordnance Of Va.
The message aud accompanying docu
ments were, on motion of Mr. Buford, laid
upon the table ard ordered 10 be printed.
The Militia bill was then taken up and
discussed until adjournment
SENATE Friday, Oct9 MIR. Christian.
of Augusta, asked leave to introduce bill
to supply deficiencies in the appropriation
for the support Of the Central Lunatic Asy-
lunl Leave being grsntea,stne bill was
| read twice aud referred to the Committee On
Public Institutions.
| REGULATING PRICES.
The consideration Of the bill regulating
prices was resumed, when Mr. Keen adj
dressed the Senate ia opposition to the meas.
ure, and il rely to the remarks Of Mr.
Neeson
Mr. Guy was about to ad lrcss the Senate
on the subject, when, ca motion of Nj.
Taylor, Of Montgomery, the bin was laid
upon the table
The bill to provide further for the public
defence, one Of the Seilate amendments, to
which had been disagreed to by Tie House,
was then taken up. fhe Senate insisted
upon the amendment: whereupon,
On motion Of Mr.. JoLnsop. the Senate
adjourned.
! IoUsE-Nlr. Dufora offered the follow.
ing resolution, which lies over under ,llt
rule:
Resolved. BY the General Assembly
That the resolution recently adopted by tx
two Houses, by which they agreed to al
adjournment Of this General Assembly on
Monday, the 18th instant, be and the same
is hereby rescinded
TIE bill for the relief Of tie INDECENT sol
dlers Of the State, who have been, or. ma,
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Total number of men,

OF the sixty four infantry regiments, on
|ly sixty one have rolls on file 10 this office,
and only nineteen cavalry regiments The
rolls are very defective in all arms Of the
service The above statement does not en-
brace recruits or conscripts ftrnished by tie
State of Virginia, of which We have no re-
turns.
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Capt NIafht, OF lhe fIorlda, at BFest,
writes letter La Patrie, paris, } explain
ing the position Of his ship according to IN
ternational law He says:
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Ew Give the devil his due. Cetainly
says a contemporary; batftis better to have
no dealings with the devil, and there will
b. nothing due him
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SWeekly report Of J. C. ToDD, State
Agent, Of Iowa soldiers, who have died in, or
been discharged from the United States Gen.
eral Hospital, at Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 2, 1868.
Priv. Gardner Elias, 10th Inf Co. F., dischrped
Feb 2, Chronic Hepatitis. - :
Priv. Ballinger Jas N. 18th Inf Co c., dischar-
ged, Feb 4, Chronic Diarrheoa n
Priv. Miller Geo W, S6th Inf. Co. F., dischar..
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Priv. Butler Geo. Seth Inf Co E, discharged.
Feb IL, Chronic Bronchitis. l
Priv Dundy Geo ", 18th Inf Co B, discharged
Feb IL, Gun-shot wound, Corinth, Oct 4.
Priv. Duckevith John 8, Seth Inf Co F, dis
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serg. Maj Broson Alexander, 10Th Inf Co =
discharged Feb IL, Gun,shot wound Corinth
Oct 4. =
friy' Wilkens William, 9Th Inf. Co E, discharge
90 Feb IL, Chronic Diarrhea.
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6, Chronic Bronchitis.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

SHvixrIExTH Iowa Our correspondent, E.,
of the 18th Iowa, writes US giving the current
events, in camp, of the regiment, from aoth. to
9th January. The regiment was still on guard
Of the Railroad 1t Braggs station, Tenn. It
was getting along smoothly, and was we'll sup
piled With provisions. There had been continu.
Gus rainy weather. He enclosed us Confed.
crate note of the denomination Of ten dollars u
curiosity. He says the following officers have
sent in their designations and thinks they havs
been accepted :-hsjor Wise, Captain Young,
company a; Lieut. Comet, company A; Lieut..
Baker, company E Lieut.. Burk, company q
Lieut.. Keish, company G.; Lieut.. Wardron,
company Z, and Q. n. Atdrick, of company b.