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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13
From EAST TENNESSEE The Bristol
Adrocate has the following paragraph
about affairs in East Tennessee:


about affairs in East Tennessee:
We are informed that the Yankees induced
q large number Of recruits to join them in
Upper East Tennessee. The number is esii-
mated at from 700 to 1900. We understand
that the Rev. Hon. N. G. Taylor, with his
two sons, has gone with the enemy, and that
Grsham, OF the JOnesborO' Expiess, also
went rs Captain OF il company OF recruits
nuiaber l0i-ior the Yankee army. Hon. T.
\. II. Nelson let with the Yankees also. and
at last report wac in Knoxville.
Gen. Carter and others moved their ami-
lies and effects as they fell back before our
troops, indicating some uncertainty, in their
estimation, as to the final fate OF that sec
ton. The number Of horses and the amount
OF other stock taken oifby the enemy is said
to be immense. This we can bat deeply re-
gret, yet We are glad TO see that the Halks
are trying to ''get out of the way" Of Gen.
Williams
The Atlanta Register says:
A gentleman recently from East Tennessee
informs us that previous to the battle Of
Chickamauga the Yankees had SO far, by lies
and misrepresentation, induced the people
to believe that Bragg's army was destro yetl
and the rebellion crushed, that great num-
hers oil crcGulOus Conf.derates expressed
their willingness 10 submit 10 the yoke OF
the Northern despotism. At SWeetwater,
Tenn, a meeting OF citizens was called TO
discuss the proprieiy of hoisting the Union
flag over that plac :, and only one man, Dir.
Bogaft, raised his voice 10 denounee
the disgracefnl proposition. Several ladies
of the town, with that nn1aenchable
patriotism which is SD characteristic OF
Southern women, declared that they would,
with their own hands, tear down the Union
nag as often as the crayens should put it
up, let the consequences be what they might.
Among these were Mrs. Rogart and Mra.
II. f. Smith.
By another arrival from East Tennessee we
learn that Brig. Gen. Vaughan is now at that
place with large force of cavalry and infai,-
try. II is presnMable that the weak sneeti
gentlemen who were shamed ont OF their
submissionist design by the heroism Of a
few courageous women, VIII, for time at
least, hide their diminished heads.
1t has some additional information
from Knoxville:
Before burning the residence Of Dr. Ram
say, at Mecklenbnrg, his furniture was taken
out aud distributed among the Unionists ia
the neighborhood. Mahry had not been sent
to Camp Chase, as reported, hut was on good
terma with Burnside. Messn. William and
Mike Eranner, of the Ocooe Bank, having
refused to take the oath, were Obliged to re.
mort every day at headquarters. Col. Lnt-
trel, Mayor of Knoxville, was appointed
Federal postmaster.
| BAXTER had made half dozen Union
speeches. Rev. Mr.. HarrisOn's church, list
Presbyterian,) was closed, but services We're
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

Arri ssd.~-lsey. NJ. q. Hoge, al Rich
moId, arrived al Wilmington, N. e., Satnr
day, nom Europe. Mr.. L0hn r. Regnan,t
who went out to engage theatrical con
Pany for the theatre here, also arrived on ths
same vessel
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MISCELLANEOUS,

a.
ner nss,, sumner, brother Of Senator Sum
ru,sJ's," rJ' massachusetts,, died In Boston On
lrsIa sImaSrfesident y, IIamin is raising cavalry
o'a'nl ior his SOB TO command.
90 and L VI steamships between San Francis
ra rDa Japan is forming.
pflee of f"S,1n oon, coal dealers have pnt up the
IN -, 'oa' to sli "A ton.
iured "a 'uanssiay ay III bales of cotton, cap
aoId IN o' boa, hoard the steamer Kate Dale, were
WI tn ia ..lI ...lhIiildelpliia at prices ranging from
VIA. M cents per ID.
Dvlss.e1a Dvl,sssne ,a of the colored walters Of the
ieea Of n % em u, Albany, were drafted. Six
'ot csuada. '''A "a" Skedaddlers railroad
Boslsnt sls total exports Of Ice for the wear from,
during ,sn ,Is'noans to ss 79i tons, against 81 sss
A ,. le same period In 1852.
last 'sstn,sase 'snas gale set IN at Buffalo. NY.
u'0ay night. The schooner Huby,'
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IsEcoND DlsPATCH. /

CHARLESTON, Oct. l2-The firing To.
day has been slower. A fifteen inch
shell was exploded to-day by some BOYS
near Gen Ripley's headquarters, killing
two negroes and two boys, and wounding
others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

Glen. Cheailam is temporarily In command
OF General FOlkh coTpa, 10 the absence 0f
the latter commander.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

SAF ASrtD Ia BUY A small Farm, with loaso
w ahd onL- Buildings, GA tie Mattap,i.i river,
with good Shooting ppilt Tor decks, se. Address
with terms j. KING, hest 20,
oc i2--La Eiclpn,ul Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

allowed at Mr.. Martins, cd Presbyterian )
Families Of secession refugees had not been
m0lesfed All the cltlzehs confined IN Jail
had been released on taking the OATH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

tAT A%fEb-A Farm nj from 10 500 arree
Nv well "uoded, and wa'ere,i. Land vi good
laIity aud good bulldogs. Location from N loo
miles "i Richmond. f.s suitable cash Will bs
paid Address, with true description and price asked,
Box tbs, Eitifiaoud. DC t-fis
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SENSATIONAL PEACE KEPOKTS.


The Washington Republican, of the
afternoon of the sth, has a sensational
dispatch from the Herald. Ii says:
\ dispatch from New York this afternoon
announces that the Herald to day contains
an editorial statement AS follows:
We ire in possession OF very important
intelligence from Washington, through Il
cafdGi correspondent, who has neseS ae-
't'esd Hs ia his Information, that peace propo-
slii9ns from the rebels have been brought
before tbs Cabinet"
We have the highest authority for assert
hg that il any such proposition has been
recently brought before the Cabinet, that it
WAS done when the President was absent,
aud Without his knowledge.
Another special Washington dispatch
10 The New York Herald says:
Notwithstanding the denial Of Washing
to newspapers, whose managers assume to
hho~ everything, bnt really know nothing,
IL 4 ilct that for two months past the ques-
non OF a settlement Of the impending Diff
c4,les between the Northern and Southern
A'aies without further bloodshed, has been
undef consideration both III Washington and
Richmond
The action thus far hardly authorizes the
an i'ht 'nit peace propositions are DcIpg
sohsidered. The negotiations have not yet
cached any definite propositions. For the
P'.srht Your correspondent is under an obli-
s4,ioh OF secrecy upon the subject. which
,uas III a lew days be removed, when it viii
"' shown that the Government has either ac-
ff,ptea or rejected i plan proposed to try TO
elap I,uS Tue war to speedy and bloodless con-
,.a;ion' ,n' without dishonor to the North or
"'iiii!ia'on to the South"
-. a dispatch dated Louisville, October
'ih, says:
~ 'ne guerilias at Woolburn, Warren coun-
yn,.,rsceh'iy committed many depredations,
ssi1ns number Of houses and robbing
l1"s, r.ls &c Eeports are current here that
n,s4I .hto GLASGOW, KY, was made at day
4 as !. s.ia .ais morning. Eighty five guerillas,
ins - '1a, surprised our forces there, amount
49, ~ upwards Of three hundred, and cap
pasnS od nearly all Of them The officer com
rr1,alA 1hs Them is said to have killed three
pro,",,,'h "i'h revolving life, and on ap-
rchs,, ul'S our stockadc found ii occupied by
iary n oat Six OF our men being IN il when
we're oHerpowefed by the enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

"a A.~ftD-A youth, of good character, can
Nv hearci rsod sitatioh application mt tho
Naa Richmond Theatre oe IA.
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r
AiIGif SC;i0ois-~ Mir J VI fsi2eMAS viii open a
IN Night Saiio.'i l''F sosing nsn and bgss, ca
Taersday, tiri 18th, At 81 II s school foera az,
3tb street. between Main ahd Franklin For tesIas
apply 10 hD, al !T \ Sn,Afta, Craze IT, ketwses.
4.A AMI 5lb.
References Col v II t'itott Dr Sntasi, and Ds
= Maapln, Uaisefs.ty sf Va. oc l3-J,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

IA ANiEii-~50o corsa OF Woe.i cnt within three
w niies of the city Apply to
CiOrfON 81 LYME,
oG lj--eai1fs franklin a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

\VANfkiA-T"ae'ter II wish 10 employ a sipgIo
w gent e,nan 10 instruct family nt Eve children
in the ordinary branches ~ au Engl,sh c,iueatiou
Address '.LoS 1868" cty 20. &C l3-ot~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

"ANftir--A situation as evefSser tso.hi r, fer-
W enca given. Address W L MORRISS,
OF E5~Ht iispaich (Sfis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

WaNtEu- ~ nlaa wto IL welt acquainted With tho
W dry ao",s nrs.nOs., a..i can Curle well rerGal-
Ii.rnftet, al l.i bfoui street. Gt 1D--yit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

WASikD-~ao .oung iaiiss, tor tabea1x ylsanis.
w Iaosc without eaCGnib rance and can travel,
preferred Address LEX MALLORY,
S~-Gt% Richmond 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

aS ASTED-kiglt or ten ladies' to take out ,,t,rk
EE Ia be done on sewing machiuys. Also a
hand TO do the Dasting. Apply at no Main street.
below lj:h az f,--2.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

ANfEli- Four good negro meo 10 work iu the
Winchester Soap Factory. Apply nlmedi-
atbly to 6 WEIR 4 CO,
oo l3-2t$ Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

Ia ANrEp--A pnrchaser for Piano aud cover
snd lnnsie. aaa, "a lot or Enrlj.h noye h.
bound aud nnbouna. All % he so,l cheap Thav
can be seen from i0 NJ ipa. Apply to Mr. "
Tetty, Westham House, Plank roat sidney
l.,--te " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

WAhTE''-fo employ u yGnth 10 assist in q eeh-
!" i,.saian "i'ce. Address a r." through tha
city 20 ,s I3-I,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13
Fredericksburg, October, 1888"

Trial fer Robbery. negroes, named
William, Cornelius, aud jerks, charged
with breaking into and robbing the store
room of Mr.. James II. Grant. ON Saturday
night last, of a large quantity Of provisions,
were examined before the Mayor yesterday
morning Mr. Grant, whose farm is some
miles from this city, fearing that he might
be visited by the Yankee raiders occasionally
prOwling about the country, had removed
therefrOm several barrels OF sugar, 5000 or
5000 pounds of bacon, and other articles, to
the store-room over his factory, in this city,
for safe keeping. The boys arraigned above
slept over this store-room, and conoeiying
the idea Of possessing themselves of some
of the rich Injuries, tore up the plank floor
ing above and descended to the repository
below. They then set to work and succeed
ed in passing through the aperture create Il
by the removed planks several barrels Of
sugar and about two thousand pounds. OF ba-
con, the whole amounting in value To be.
tween 5000 and ST, 900 worth. The evidence
against the accused being very strong, they
were remanded to Jail to await further trial
before the Hastings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

NJ WANTF0-fallow, III large smail ,lnahtties for
/ !" which The hjghest market prize !, in no paid,
TN hand and for sale furpentins ttas) soap.
JAMES l. SIST0N
oc 13--Gt$ Corner 18th anil Franklin ets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13
EDUE1 TfOfdL.

MIR W EGaEIAh will opca lis seeet Eng.
lSI glish aut Classical school for Eoys oa WciIcs.
Gay, teober !iti on III, street. between Main .asi
Franklin. Number Of ptdi.ts limited 10 twenty
Here are few yaeaEti.s Yet 10 be flied Thos,
wishing to tif0nle the scasoi had better apply at
0nee iVI reference aDa terms III Col W 81 Eliutt iSr
II hcaie, Dr sitead, lanes VI Grant, er Judge
Cfau,p, Aiios the tirst ucnt he " 70 changss
tic iacation ~ t,iurc cehtsal part OF lLs city.
os Is--Iif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13
FURTHER EOREIcN NEWS.
Mr.. Hdson's Letter 10 Earl RusselI-Ik
Reasons for his Withdrasui-Ur. Sl..
dett TO remain in Fraace.

We have some further news by the
Persia at New York.
THE WITHDRAWAL OF MR.. MASON FROM ENG
LAND.
The text Of the letter IN which MIR.
Mason announces the termination OF the
Confederate mission to England is as fol-
lows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

CsoCfiiEkS Esn,aie institute,
~ kicimona, Va
1hs du'cs of this Insii.atIen witt he rssutsss on
tlse lst Monday ia October. AMI close the IL, of
July, isdi For terms apply 10
so +--tg u igE POWELL. prinripai.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

Hastings CouT.-This Conrt commence. 4
its October term yesterday in the City Hall
Present Recorder James k Caskie, and AL
dermen Sanyay, Bray, Jones, and Gary.
Mrs. Ann Wright was fined ten dollars and
costs of prosecution for permitting her Slave
to go at large and hire herself out, contrary
to law.
The Conrt, acting under authority Of an
act passed by the General Assembly on the
I'd inst, increased the jailor's fees Of this city
TO two dollars and fifty cents per diem.
Augustus Simcoe, arraigntd for shooting,
few nights since, Ella Johnson, was exam
incd and sent on to Judge Lyons Court -
The accused was then relnaaded TO Jail.
Two negroes, named John and Lcmnel,
slaves OF Samuel Ayres and Watkins War
rcn, charged with stealing quantity OF AZ
dent spirits, silver ware, window curtains,
soap, and candles, from the dwelling house
of Seth 3. French, were arraigusd, found not
guilty, and discharged.
Robert Page, Il free negro, charged with
stabbing Sylvester Overton, was examined
and ordered twenty lashea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

VASTEi,imm- e,i,a!aiy, Wet Narse. Cali nc
" No :! Main st. 90 II III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

tAT ANTEb-hy Virginia lady OF one years
Wv experience, situation al Teacher ia pfi,
Vats family She IL qualified u teach the ususl
English b,anci,es, fren Ia. and Music Satisfactory
references eisen, II required. Address, statins;
TERMS, '.MALuRA,'' ki.L niond Va oc j2--.ts
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l)atME tsitig tut sAt.E--t hasr t.T eAte, ny
~itaissass and hy retail, very prime article nS
t.iGe, Ut my e~a tsaansiaetase. Ny hffnfy ~ On
18TH III. between Main Aid Franklin sss
1-~kle vOfskG q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

4yAATED At III. kicimoed tVa) Staya
w Works, corner Cary snd 10th streets, Rich.
moHd. Va, two thoasand barrels Oak Cha .eoa..
&C 7-6ts ASA SAYDHE
WANTEU--A yoasg lady, qualified 10 teach he
W usual Eagish branches, with Efebeh and Muslc
desires a situation ia 4 private family The salary
Is nut SO Iuust ohiect 10 Secure good homie.
Address =" BELLA" Cool We'll AsGbefst cnnnty.
Va. Answer Immediately. &C b--ttt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

WaNTED-Fin, siier5 We 9aui fur 1--WE f.fst.
w rate finisheys i,y piece wo,k--at uair
Brass Work, "n Cary, between Sth aad yth streets.
Apply Immediately.
oc l2-2t~ EtRGANfN 4 60
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WdNTA

"A ANTEIi--St cena hand RooEH-3mnh's Gram-
w mar SpeIef Sargenis first Render oaacken.
DOS . Phosoi'hy, Maebei.s Geography and Alias
Mitsiels intermediate Geography, iargents stand.
ard SJeIcr, AndreWs's Latin Lessons, Wobstcr,a
spell ny Book, An'toBs xshophoLAs Me,nerabills
ba;oh's Greek dran,s ar. Gail at the schoa rooruss
,"Fherc Maih aii' LEI sfreesa |. y SQUIRE.
Go l3-- Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

MISS MARTHA VI TAIN wilt. c,len y Eshoos for
w sn.ait CHI ,!fea Monday, i.ts: octobss corner
lSt ani Msia s,a. FERNS So, isr sessiea ef nina
n.assihs. Iasi 81. &C s-~eaiAfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

w ANiEh-to rent, II good House, in a cOny enient
" pat VI the city would not object TO its being
FURNISHED IL Is for small family and Will BIZ well
taken care al hherat price IA he pail Apply
" HtII. NORFLEET
or H~ltf Corner Va aud Cary ats
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w AEfEb--A youth from - ~ Id years Of ape
who writes a fair tai,, aid come well re-
c"suin'iided, TO assist III Office. Address in
handwriting al applicant, IN j. al this Office
&C li-a,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

4. uK sAhk A sett valuable ESsssaa hsgSe, q
+ ySars ola. isae sass, petiessly sound, md wa
n.aka saaesios eaysary haass. S@tt oaiy foT vans
1t asa Apply ~ nj sss.aenee. CORNER 81 NAfshalk
ai,l As.anss sfs, Or - 4 u Williams lith a.
.sa- 81 IEsSE W1tIkA3&4
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Nj IIS sfhi 0s--Qa4s rase ytpiin Nan3nMe. a.
" eortrd ssses, AlAa nns eees peab3ste 0os1.
ps.s aud Art Ee.al Tsssh, jsst Iscs1tta 5RA H1asa
asst far sale ky KIM. HAdK3 u co S.
ee9- st as ssssz $50 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-13

- AftCf.--s aAssstss's Is enc hug.i Vinegar, marks
6d "Ui. kesisi.,' srsen Psiassbufx, ies steam.
sf fntis. Wiz please soae arsasl, prove property
rty es.asgfa, ahd take il away. Apply d The esfisa
q Il III pthrei CHAN &AMMAS,
es io.-.se ACsat
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HEApquARTERs irH REGIMESr V. ",
WHEELING, Nav 81. 1863.


Special Order.J s....
II PURSUANT to General Order No. 4 of Brigadier
u. General Janice s. Wheat, of the Goth instant,
COMMANDMENTS of companies comprising the 4th regi-
ment will assemble their respective companies at
the following places, for drill and inspection, ench
Saturday afternoon at O'clock commencing Sat-
urday, the I'D Instant and continuing until other
wise Ordered ..,.....r.e.
Company a, Capt. J. W. Ward, the river Hat
above North street. sf -.
Company B, Captain John E. Wilson, Wheeling
Island.
Company Q, Capt, j. A, Clement, at Second Ward
Company D, Capt. }, n. Vance, at the City ArmO.
Company I, Capt. 9. D. Knox, at Second Ward
Market House. s asHH
| bank, east end of Quincy street.
Company g. Capt. I. G. Rothacker at the corner Of
Market and Jefferson streets.
Company II, Capt. A. J. Long, Centre street,
/ between Sixth and the Creek.
Company ], Capt. John Scott, Wheeling Hill,
| to the right Of the National Pike. 4.ar.
Company X, Capt. John i. Hopkins, on Wheeling
| Island
Company L. Capt. james II. Holmes, at the Court
H. If possible AIMS will be ready for distribution
in time for the drill Saturday, the 2 inst Should
they not be ready, cOmmAndanta of companies will
employ their time in drilling their commands in the
facngs and march ny; aud also in procuring correct
rolls of persons within their several districts liable
for, and exempt from, militia duty, and report the
same to the AdJutant of the Regiment on or before
Tuesday, the 18th inst 17fisa'. see lts-.a ..,
III. All citizens between the ages Of 10 and Is
years. residing within the bounds of the 4th Regi-
ment, required to report themselves to the COM
mandants of the company in he district in which
they reside on or before SATURDAY, the 2sd inst; and
those claiming exemption for any cause from such
duty, will state the grounds upon which their claims
| are based.
". Courts martial will be convened for the pun
tshment OF all denquents in discharge of the duties
avoided duty under the late order of the Governor
| calling the regiment into active service. .e'
BY order Of A. J. SWEENEY, -H
| j. N. IRWIN, AdIutant. - - . my22
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.
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