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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
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blatts1: Sn Der County, &c aBaeii1era,SfHee
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@anbieatsn bts .@ulfsttatts" fir eisleibe Office
utsrlebt? @r %slaubsn, er tpuree i'd terartise
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DIES Ct lest bat, niht blos aaf ranfdeinenb",iu n-
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1batla@e III, er ) at IS bud. Sbne uusbesbaIb
auf sint .milerable gt,telei fir Serrn @bitnsy
III Der Mauier ein3ulalelg ME tas 9 clfstlatt"
lie fir 5errn 8an 5amm %tet1eitt, lasen mir,
pr @misb lam semuttl;9 auf {e;uen 9ortee,
ren ruben !unb - fsbt ibm nidts peniser ole gut
an, bab e. nun in @tantt, elm lem ppublitunt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
Mn Ben 2e1er.

Osneiste 2eler ar runbum
limb l:br erlau9tsS Yublifum
81. paulien5. ber guten Stabt,
9tsr batet ibr Gin Grtratlatt.
Das glntt lei eu9 bic Ar5easi
Mit leiner Wabrbeit, tlbn uno frsi,
Mit 5eilfraft geeen giit'sen Grua
p~ar!eibum'bua, Drahs3iebsrlu8.
9a5 8l1ttieiu isi eu9 bic 2atern,
gu leubteu teim bic oMtsn 5erra,
Die fir bic Ysute uno tas 6slo
@ib babeu auna @erratb seislt-
Da5 Ylatt let enbli9 eu9 BE Uabu'
Or in Ger Wabl1blabt 1rrb Sp.an
Der Shaar Der Vatrtoteu Fcu9t,
gor osm Ger @cppsrbsao fly teu5t.
NcI't ticlea Dldttlein pDnc @deu.
IS waro auf @iaubeu unb auf Iren
WeIaristcn fir be5 gclfss Hs9t,
Ger's|9risb, msint's ebrli4 II. uibt lG!eG
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
Col. Mobertfou ais SberiT.

Der upioneer>" bieles Blatt wel6e6
70 n1ande6 mdnnlt6e uno pabre Ncrt III
@unfen her Gbrs st. Yaul6 benz Sc
liGter 9%e9enibef, wel@es bieielbe ols
Beamte teidimpfen mpdte, einaeleet. iast;
Die GoppnbeacS uno S@urfen pom je<
Dem Galitn miiben fi@ aewalti0 ab,, bic
Bisrererwdblun9 Col. &ctertion ais
@ber,f ~ p%erbintern. Ct bat cieiee
Mmt ,u @bren aebradt, lno Go in 8ers
9leih nit fribern @erwaltun0cn III re-
lpsttabs. sema@t, als cab Go tbren, per-
bortenen @tldnad 3ulaaen ioQte. Sa,
>tpas nod lblimmer IL, er Bat ca6@efansz
mig 70 fsl Dema@t paB wecer @elp nod
8re9fansen IS ben 3u&tbau6s Gambia
ten Sfnen tonnten, pie tartn iaBen."
Sa, ia, 70 if'sl Da5 mue jepen 8ie<
hermann franten.
Gin 1bpm on berar, bamit bic su<
ten 3eiten wiecertebrsn, pe BET Sberif
- m.A 6..~ cnL.. NN ,I1k.:a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
81. g. Gicfcr.

Snbsm mir eieien un|ern I'M Iuoenb!if atwe>
Ieaeen U:eunb ber @vmpatbie uns oGleitiseu Tn
tsrfibUn8 Ger Wiplsr p%rin9eao s,npfsblsn, tbuu
mir uur, wa5 Nuiere ltsbsrjeusung sen letrer
SU4tisFeit fit has Mint zines Mepr0lentantsn
isines Uilrifts uNs ~ssbietet. Serr &isfer 1T
ben Sunf1icnm bieier S!e!ung in AQsm gewag>
Ifl lras eielslte erbsilgt, unS mir bpftn sbsn f.
feit, ZAP i'm bic Mablsr leiues Di1rifts berulen
pfrren, lie in her nG9ltsa Gc{ssssburg su reprai-
I~tntiren, ME tvir ilbsr;eHnt Inb, tab 9err Niefsr
bsr i'm 81 iltsrtrasenbeu Gb:enHsaure 9%lanseno
WtAi9e Ieiilsn uiro. F.t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
9ie Tra8e 3,pifAen @errn 8riebin
uub Micpl8.

Der Yipneer (aat; uDie Trase swiidsn
Nicols unp 9risbin it feline Grage her
politif, Der 2oYali!at pcer unlcyali!dt,
Der Streit 1T Smil0cn Gbaratter uno
Menldeuwertb auf her eiaen uno pfenH
Bermorfenbeit auf Ter anpern Seite.
Spbn Tieol63 1T nidt Hoe Elm fdbi9sr
une lcyaler Mann, lpneern er 1T aud Gin
damn bon manufactured Sttteuretnbeit
uno mafeuelem 2ebenewanpeL I'M Yripat
uup D6entliden Qeben Gin Mu1ermann
uno 8ur9er. Brisbin, 1T an 2sbenswei|e
unp Gbarafter Der perwolferite man1 il,
ST.. Yaul,, &n. Meralitat 1T er, nidt
bios ldle9t, ionpern Ct brlltet. lb often
nit leiuer electromagnetic. Seine 8ir5
sereerneiroe fam .eiinen@ iolden Mfnlden
untetihiyen pbne iib lelbt berab5uplroi<
9en., DaS S@pcbfino perQui trpiirnen fam
nibt NIT cen &letce teS SenatorS anAe<
than westheu, obne bic gemeirce su tsl u
peln, Die ,er De1tritt:A g9M nj
.DiseS uytbeil Aeeaen ea5 8riabin nidt
oemaot bat eine- Gilbe oeS GinwanoeB su
ertfbfn. 1T Der Mustruf Fer auf Ibatla<
Gen eesriinpeten Meinung mtlhe bie
Mmsritanern aller Narteien ron Dyt5bin
baot. llnops btelen Menlden erfldrt oe6.
u0plfeblatt" fflir:oen Qieblin9 be5 Dcutidz
tbums" giue l@5ne 9tee5aterei bus!
81 Niccls Eelnperensler? NeiM Gr 1T
md6ia aber fei1 Sffa1e pieler Sueenb,
ME Brfi6tbiin Ter ietne5 2ailers, Or weib
ib 1u beberrlden UNI, bait feline sMilbur,
aer fit fdbia. pnS 5gleide III tbun ]; Gin
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
Infer beutlber Gorouer= GanSibat

Infer beuti@sr Coroner GanSibat
6err pb, 5@ei9, pert ient, iber lsinen
eir|aen Mitbemerber eiren 9%l6n3enren
Sies ruron 3utru9er. sGr. 1T Gin pura<
aus braper, wobleeldulter :uup lieben6z
wiroieer Wann, rem mir pon 5er;eu RAG
.Ver9nuAen 0pnnel1,9 alsg 1aaatH ealirr7a
Sbter &upferf9lanee 2ei9',. her fallen -"'.
Mereen uu,M ,tterna9t bic 9e;denitau 81 baltcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
] Hurrah for Stanley by Jabers!

~ HurTah lot ShanIey by Jabers!
g'ubsr tem re;rildsn" 5albfdldser Gtrptbsr
(sht Der g~cQt'at>pat,id @banIey auf tem Cop
perteae = Oelessetnnestidet. MuG cine l9Gne
@rscnb! Die l~lufultur eieles Snpivibuums 1oQ
nur spa feiner nnlcsalitdt utertrrHen tpertsn.
Natirlid III nilt bic minosfe Muelldt, bag bic
Ter Wen{9 niRt YQn hem lpyalen Demptraten 81.
.. Sip, wslder nit Ter fir bic frasli9e @teQuns
nUtbis.n Aenntuib psrleben 1T, ~s!anseuo eel9!a-
Gen perhe. Y .4.a3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
3, Oas ,ctriibe" Clement

49, Oa6 uctflfdDe'' element
III an l1nion-G idst tuy9 9 atrid3yan, ben
Gansipaten iir County Gcmmiliouer pertreten.
5frr StYan eebDrt Der te1trn ala1e Der SrIanter
ait u1o lat. esssn bic 9eteaen sefe4ten, fat au
5aus 81 tls;tsn uus tsutiasn D1senmetrstsn bic
aspfe 81 Derttonmsln. 5sr Rsaaaif Gin lie
beasmirtiaer Mann uao Gin @enlem1n. fir ben
jseer Dtutlge nit Tus leiu Vo,um abeeben fa,tn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
WertbYpQe8 @ioentbum
:um 8trfauf;g -.

IN $afiugs S Mimin8er Sim.
Megen Atrsiis aa9 europa snddSaes 1ribiobr
1. in 5alinss Gin s3u~eifbdiet6 Jramebnue. s.
Sci &c, nit gutem Refer intern, 6aus. ttr unfere
@tof itii 9abrt1 ais @aIoo, bennss, lieaI on
&Auueleu,. sptiden Qepee- unb z. e5trase. lin
beltn f@fldaftstbeile ter Stabt.. 80
2. IN Niningtr: Gin 2..iitDdigts @t.inbauiu4.
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ttenfaQs in Mininger, untir5 gutter Guitur. pa4
DANG b:fnte 1857 a:s kbr frequeuter Calm.
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Nininser, Daeota 60, M9tnn. aqTa 274t62Y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

6ntr6tlb 8 marb

rerfaufen .Drpgppbs" lit SSfentIi&er 8erRei-
eerune am Jrsitas UNI 10 ubr unb 8itb am er0tu
9cnnabeno in ieeeur Mpnat. cit bat.n einen
9utf1 Vorratb Wintertpnarfn unb reue uun1b alte
Meubles at 5anb. lLaai1E.4I
sie baben 5errn Meierbin q, eineu Dtut.
t@sn, eneaelrt, I'M bsin Ge1taufsssl9ift i'm
Stcre Betltarb gu leiffen.
y 10 Gairh iIt1 unb " ar d..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
ltutp,t GpuntD=&ifct.

Sir 5UeriF-D. ". st pbert1cn.
Sir &eai1er Of Deets-@baS. p~a'1anant.
Sir Gdasmsifer-@barles s. Mbitney.
Sir Guunty- Mnnalt-9enry s. 6orn.
Sir Subse rf Yrpbate-N. s. Srpwell.
Sir Gorener-Ybilip 9&eig.
Sir Grurt. 8 pmmilicner-S. Moinser.
Gemmi Tpnsrs-2. @art-9. .. @trung.
3. Warb-patrid Hsan.
4. @art-S y II 5pllant.
SIR bic Gefetoebnn8.
Gr(l ter Difrift>
Tiir SeNatcr-G b I'M b st ice.
Sir observation-disclosures. 8. Sis,
s. y. 8ibper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
ISM @inter CUR BebaeliGfeit,
Wtnn's Ifurmt unb i9neit unb friert,
@ebDrt pcn Yel3 Gin tparmts Rleib,
Das balt unb parmt unb 3iert
9feue MISUNDERSTANDING
9luouf @ $
Orfffe 5fr0fe

=" 80 W.T. b " "
seasniiter uon Sobn Mattbeis Gaptten- @tpre:
entbalt ale @orten falbionater Velawaa.tn fur
bic 5erren> une Gamentra&t, als YelarSde, &c.
t%crinen, 8apren, 5anpidube, @9littenbeden &c.
Der llntsr3ti9nttt peril6ert benz 9cebrten btut-
l&en publitum. to6 er biaiee Yreile nit a&t.r
Waare unb 8eldmadpuIer foliptr Nrtsit III utr-
sinen bsniabt 1T unb iteQt an bic 9trren unb Da.
a,en pom @tabt uub Qanb bic frsunbli@e Bite:
&o,n,nt ,1nb prifet!
81 80 1H >:hI1
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Serienbnu9 ppn
Wetbna6t8<@ elGenfen rQ0

- GurDpQ. ~.
MQen Denienieen, bic Wbotesratbien user uu-
here fleine @esfnfdnee mad europa III fGidtn
,punl9en, brin9en mir biermit CUR Mn3sise, ta6
mir Die 8etDroernng folder ss'aquete iibtrnebmen,
bic bis gum 1. De;cmber
bel un5 eiuseliefert perbeu.
Vie Mtleferung ~nerielten briten erfplBt pbne
bic 8er!n9fe Na95ablune, wenn bic paqutte bier
f~ranftrt liut.
Da in cen Mcnaten Npsenter unb December
bic rneilten eerartieen Gerienbun8en 8ema&t tper-
ben, lno aud bic BeISrettuuosfueen jest ssrin-
ger ale eepStnli9.
Ct. Yaul> am 81. Sftpber 1863.
8iuius 8rptbers & Dunbar,
Deutide Banf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
2wan3ioitfr Oiltrift.

Sir Senntrr-Spbn Nicpls.
Sir NepraIentant-M. g.. &tefer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
Gutldufeu.

VuIlQ1IVeu%
Orei 9eiftr linb neutrality-suspicious. entIauftn,
fir bsren 3urlderfattune cine ansemelene Be-
lcbnung 3u9eldert mirb.
Das SrSbte 1T tunfelbraun, has aneite beu.
braun> nit selprenseltem 8csf, bas Ste unb tlrinfe
weib. Mbam &re6.
rs &ole Epmn16ip.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31
.t,l.t.a .afgIaN =

t4s34aa Gan asa1aos.
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71aH3laM 877HHlTsd 3. F9IE@Fs7g T35 "a go
sad s.9s9fg7afianftli aFya talftt.sitt5 sists8 I4e,
lisadI12 nas.tl.aIag slafa as9fsL .1saeia ii.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-31

y. 38iiE9sE - gGif945 N3d9i faiti -aass rai
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
FRON TENNESSEE.

The Knoxville Register, Of she l9sh, says:
We are advised-whether erediblv or not future de-
velopnents must dstermine-that ROsecrans soldiers
for i've days past, have been furnished each with
cracker aud half per diem. Federal deserIers repre-
s,pt their condition desperate in the extreme. General
Bragg has caused RATS 70 be constructed above Ohsts
nooga which turned loose have hOated with the ire
mendous force of the Of the swollen tennessee
against the treste and Por tOon bridges OF The enemy
aud these have all been swept say by the reslstsss
waters Uatl The river falls these bridges cannot DC re-
placed aud the rain Of last hight dOCs not indicate any
change IN its eoDdidOn.
on the other hand the bridges between Dalton and
Chattanooga have been destroyed by the food aud for
some GAYS past our troops have been short ratons
IL has been found necessary br,gGdes, and d.
visions peIbaus 70 a point nearer the railroad, aud
hence the rumcr of yesterday, that B,agg vas agaia
IA ling back I, may be true, however, tnat be would
evoke Rosecraus from hs stronghold, whence famine
lies him. and offer battle in the open held All the
Information We An gather leads TO the conclusion that
many days canuO eapse before the fate OF Rostcrsns
army must be determined.
In the meantime measures are being adopted to dis
nose OF Hooker and Burnside in East Tennessee. Ii
NAV not re nr0pes to give the details of this move
meat as transmitted 70 strong force, composed
m part Of RsyCoIcs brigade ard Vaughn, with three
thousand cavSry Is movlDg 70 the relief OF Gen Jones'
L. has Occurr,d taat the Ouy practical route Tor
Bragg's army II be would reach ROsecrans rear aud
pscs hun in the position Of Buell. last summer aud fall
Ii through East Tennessee.
We are told that the garrison Of Rockville IS not
more tnar six hundred strosg.
The same paper, of the 2lst says:
ImDort,1t movements are nov being made which, as
We are advised t may be improper TO define. We can
o7 state that the bridges destroyed by the recent ood
on the railway between Dalton and Chattanooga have
been repaired and plans being executed not only Tor
the relief OF Gen. JOaes AZ Bristol but perhaps to favor
a movement ia another direction.
We oon-ious 70 bear Of deseruon OF eo1sderao'e
bodies OF men from Roseerzas Federal troops readily
exchange blanket for quart Of meal The whole
force OF Ros5caus and beyond Chattanooga, across
the riyer estimated 20 be eighty i've thousand strong
OF eur own strength We do not assume to kno" any
thing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

PAscAeouLA, Oct. 2S-The truce steamer st. Charles
and schooner Mcclure, with New Orleans papers, ar
rived to-day.
Gen. Banks was at the wedding Of Judge Atah in
New otleans, on the 18th.
Toe True Delta, of the 2Olh Gays advices from Ha-
yana represent that fears felt of an resurrection OF
free negroes, owing to the reduction of the army in
Cuba 10 reinforce the Spanish troops in San Domingo
II Rosecrans has been reinforced as reported, he will
probaby fall blok to bis old camp at Tolshoma, and
rs.establish the morale Of his army II succeeded by
Grant as reported offensive movements may b' ordered
at once.
The Picayune, quoting st. Louis telegram OF tie
OH savs: "The Ocnfederates in Arkansas have con
antrated and are threatening Fort Scott on the Dor
des of the Indian Territory aud the iortune attend
Jog General Blunts attempt TO keep them at bay can
not fail to inspire uneasness to the ultimate result"
The Era says the yacht Corphese and steamer Com
modore arrived at Bay ST. Louis from Fort Pike on the
10Th with one company Of soldiers, aud destroyed
tannery. For want of transportation, the hides could
not be brought away. company OF rebel cavalry H'd
on the approach of the gunbOAts.
T.o dozen copies OF the Caucasian had been seized
in New Orleans, ts circulation being prohibited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
FROM TEXAS.

NOBLE Oct. 24-hsiOr A. s. Rose arrived here yes
terdsy, on lis way to Richmond. Hs passed through
Louisiana and Texas on his way. He does not bring
much news from west of the Mississippi. he heard
nothing on tie other side Of lines of the great de-
feat of Gen. Banks.
Houston papers of the SOth ul state that Sabine Pass
was being rapidly put in condition to receive the enc
my. The gunboat Cfon captured in the recent grand
victory, had been put in rst-rate 6ghliug trim. She
and her armament had been tested ard found of the
best iaiity
News from Brownsville TO the l5h ult had been re
oeivei The French had not then taken possession Of
Matlmoras 1t stated that th would shortly seize
one OF two other places besides TsDpcS and were
pected to move Monterey, by rag OF Victoria. Gen
slaughter had arrived at Brownsville via Havana.
President Davis has just arrived here from Mississippi
aud will review the troops This evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
LATER FROM EnnopE.

Our adFiess from Europe, by late arrivals at United
States ports, are TO the 18Th inst We subjOn sum
mary of the most interesting news:
rHE MEXICAN oUEsfIOS-ADpREss OF THE MEXIcAE DIP.
UfATIOS AND NAXpIILIAss RKPLT.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times gives
the following outline OF the address of the Mexican dep
utatiOn to the Archduke Macmillan on rendering the
crown Of Mexico
After tie usual compliments, they exhibited the vote
Of the ''nOtablasn Of Mex engrossed parchment.
lt vas enclosed n the handle OF cepre OF solid Bold,
Ebich had been sent from Mexico, and had bean made
at the shortest notice By Mexican artists Ths emblem
OF sovereignty represents two eages supporting the
imperial crown with a cespsnt in their beaks eneirced
with garland Of aurels and olives. d. Cutlery dc
Estrada vas the spokesman on the occasion. he de-
sorbed the events and vicsstudes which bad led the
Mexican nation 10 seek Ia the re-estsblshnent OF a
monarchy the terms Of their dscords which he showed
10 be the necessary Consequence OF all that has oc-
CURED since the emancipation Of the cid Spanish colo
nes. As matter Of be paid just tribute OF hon.
age the Emperor Napoleon III. (nd 70 France who
took leading part in the great and noble tas OF
regeneration. He sdded that in making choice Of
an Austrian prince the notables' had only rendered
homage to the popular traditions of the country, and
that the most prosperous period ever known by the
Nsxcsns was Whls they were under the elimination OF
the aTchdukes ancestors H. GateFFy De EStrads grew
warm Nth bis theme. The 6oger Of God, he said, by
endowng the Archduke Ferdioand MAximilan with the
richest and rArest qualities, pointed and designed him
az The object Of the unanimous choice Oh the people,
The ac6duke could not refuse the crown thus spona-
nsousy and enthusiastically offered TO him without OPP
posing the designs Of Providence; and 81 Providence
had brought ous % light the gifts and merits OF the
prince vas clearly in order 10 direct them toward the
ufnaent OF tho gSeat Work-the salvation aud regen-
Grafton Of Mexico This proyso seems suPeipuoas ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

Tx BErE SCPPLY-Ii Is iatimated that che butchers
will shortly commence to sell beef at 6O475 cents per
h. if the grazieTs viii be content to receive % cents
per b. for their cae and if they not 80 content
the Commissary Sll il said, impress the cattle for
the army We viii see how this innovation will work.
Speaking Of beet, Ne are reminded Of very paltry
business for which somebody is responsible. In con-
sequence, Is learn OF complaints against the Irish
salesman at the CommissAry meat hOusS, on Broad
street, near Brooke Avenue, order has been is
sued prohibiting the distribution of beef Sims not only
10 the poor Irsa women whose only claim 70 relief is
their poverty bat the destitute wives and children OF
absent soldiers who, by all means should be provided
With these sbius. Colonel NorlhruP should look into
this matter. What viii be done With the sh'es here
after? Who gets the choice cuts Ct beef? These are
questions more easily asked than answered
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

RELIEF or The PeoE-In connection Wiih the action
o. the Cisy Council Of Richmond, We extract the fol-
loving from the Charleston Mercury showing the result
Of similar action in that city
Our City Fathers have been most jealousy lsborng
for the benefit Of the citizens al large and Eith what
success the thousands who daily supplied with
h1ur RICE etc. az less than bali the current market
prices can gratefully testify. The action OF COunei in
this matter well for the supply OF fuel has tended
very materially 70 check the Lh4tOn of prices which,
but for this course, would to-day be much higher
Yesterday afternoon cue hundred AID 6i.y cords Of
wood Distributed II artsr cord los SIX hun
dred families, al the rate Of Sl2 Per cord
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

NAvIGATIoS or INK NIssiSsIrrL-A Cairo cores
pODdeEt writing on thTth saysNesips Of cotton from
below increasing, all Of which eavss by rail. Boats
going South get al the freight they want and more
people than they can accommodate coming up thsy
are always full OF people Should the inesndiary =
sruct on Of be allowed to eOntnu, hesfeaIs
there will be use for more ship yards on the Ohio.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
FRON EORTHERN VIRGnIA.

Il has been rumored here that the indications IN
Northern Virginia are that Aeade's army has
about faced and is advancing. Investigation sat s
hes Us that the impression IS uniOunded General Ez
Lee crossed the RlppAbaDnOck few days SINCE bad
Iste szirmish with accommodating party Of cavalry
aud returned
msOrty of the prisoners captured by General In :
bOden at CharlestOun arrived last night Tsere are
others yet route.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 24-Ten Yankee prisoners incIud
ing an acting ensign, captured in barge George
town By our cavalry arrived here this afternoon. They
belong to the United States schooner Ward bOckadirg
of Georgetown, ard taken after setting fire to
aud destroying small sohOOher loaded with cotton IN
DsAring Creek.
There haa been considerable increase in the enemys
squadron eli tits barber, and increase of Hilton
Head.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLIsfoE, Oct. 90 No change in the firing -
Weather very stormy.
The enemy, on land ADD sea, quiet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
IRON GORDONsyILLE.

GoRDoxsyrLLE, Oct 25.Is is reported that the Yam
koes are again at WarentOn junction. One hundred
and fifty prisoners OF those captured at oharlest0Wn
passed through here day. man belonging 10 the
Provost Guard at Colpeper O. H. was shot dead last
night while stealing cabbage.
Yankee calling himself TinO.hy hcksan was ar
Gated here day az spy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26
BALLARD HOTEL.
Dtcuafnun "
IN RETIRING from business in which hay,

IN RETIRING from business in which have
been long engaged, feel thai without
niug grs eu sckbo sldgmtnt heartfelt my
many personal isn1s aud the public geaeray KIND
bs With winch have been favored and sustained
througl ous my whole business career
part with business relucts y-and with smiles
pleasant greetings with much regret feel that
tSb hmsnt II In the hands those whose polite
and obi'g deposition will TeLder your soourn under It's ROOF
more plS than ever.
The Ballard Hotel under the management Messrs
O. TsiSferro aud O. o. Field, gentmen well and fsvorkby
known 20 the public and 20 whose supervision scass hotel
well be trusted mos cordially recommend the
pablo and ask for them continuance OF that support which
have reeeiy "a nom my old fIisnds and patrons -l
Oc2C lite JOHN p. BALLARD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

LAReE DIvIDESO--Ths Wilmington and Weldon
RlilrOad has declared dividend Of twenty per cent,
making the third dividend declared this year equal 10
forty par cent on the capital stock The gross receipts
for the year ending pit SO.b, viii reach upwards Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

IuPREsSMENr % LABOR The lO:h section Of the "Iu-
prsssment Act provides that Preros to she LIST of De
esmber next slaves labOrng on farms exclusively DE-,
voted 70 the production OF grain and provisions shall be
Impressed Wibou. the consent Of the OHner except in
case Of argent necessity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

MEETINGS. reiUg held IL ysr.cus quarters Of the
South Tor the reief Of the POOr-espscialy for toe
families Of INDECENT soldiers At meeting convened
for this purpose in Johnston county, North CarOns,
the och, permanent Association was organized and
s4 92O subscribed on the spot a. a beginning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

FROM KAssAS-Fhe LesvenWOrth Bllletn says the
general order requiring all to leave she border counties
has been carried out Ali persons found without proper
papers are shot =. sight. Three counties are depOPu
slated.
It having been reported tEas rom 1900 70 1000 re-
bels were marching o. Fort Scott, Gen. schOdeld oI
de.ed Gen. L wing 70 reinforce it.