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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

t(tHAwAY-t20o Reward. Kan away negro
Woman, with q mais child two months od, has
uai teeth, rather small hands a.d feet; - seam
saes- stands feet inches, square built, high
.aeek bones OF good manDeiS raised IN Charleston;
alssefs to tie name Of Maria s;rant. She has beeu
l1ssns moalh, and Is supposed 10 be secreted IN
ss"'nn"na, s Manchester, Of suburbs Any persoa
.a'ls nsf, or giving information where she can be
VIII receive the above reward. by lodging her
"!ai' or at JOHN Dayk's Or Dickinson Hills Jail.
10 ls--st' cHAs n CHAMBERS.
WaEE Hundred Dollars Reward --ksm away
ICON the subserib =, on the pisht 0f the 9th
y as month. tSovember,) nssr chsrlottaG II ,
r,my three men pexpTY, MILss, and GEoa0s -
81. Ivu'psy black, fat stout, short mss, u years
saa Y AZ my cook. Miles 10 tls0d A0d rather
ira" gingerbread looking man, SO ysers old, and
sas 70 hol out his hand is very tremulous. sud
.naag gingerbread looking fellow. Is pears old,
sa.. a pretty good blacksmith and carpenter. A.
49,. negroes ran eH without any proyocation
,h.ss u IL prssuused ihsir object h 10 make
way TO the Yankees. They we're raised at
a..o' on James riseT, and No doubt vi.i 90.
vii, ol 70 make their eseape In that direction.
,,o. pv reward Of 800 each f5r tbs spprshen.
~, .s suu 'mptisonmsnt OF thsss OegR,se 10 that
s. =, mem .gain, or viii pay 500 saeh and their
~ ,ts y, dslivwed 10 me Il Cfesistte g u, ya.
u-ISt JOHN eELDgN.
DotLAks Reward --Ny by lasfod ran
ta,VN eway ia June lasl iron MsjW amith. Char
Ken. '1 He Y about - year1 oh; quick Spo.
Or i. IlI sk cont legion; stout frame; about fest
tie sa.s, ass hifh J VII pay tto0 ieulakea out q
Ia ,,a " 80 taken u The c0ioly . a SECURED
No I ~ n,ss 81 hin. AeRAN OAkIRL,
chasleete ~, Va
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HrxpQ ss Co y, lsF CAV nArTAIIOA,

HrzpQ ss Co y, lsr CAV DArTAIIoA, I
Local letsnces, A,chmnnd, Nov u. isea.
CfExiAL ORDERS No 4--Attsnt,on % B --1vesy
member is hereby ordered % s0eee q The SDn1-
isaide stables Wednesday, Nov 18th, q oslOc)k
~ mounted. with unifofm. saAse, 10. u conpleeo
order. Tns roll Win be called at o'olock, and al
absentsss viii be punished according to Gsasvsl Or
Wv Morn. .Os % iT--ass
LIVING h the dlficu!ty Ia oc1amsse sssiSsS21
Y and the high prlcss when gotten, an oAliGo4
to discontinue .l.s a.artae.ure q soaps ~ e
OH the 2&th iLst my stock II Saap0, c0nshtiug of
eoAp, toilet alai,d, Co bvOws end white w1n4-
scr; winter sresn, ssssafras, mie nsus, -; aanes
store tcs rept a,li axlurss for sale GAR0N,
10 17--t24thNt Broad st, bes eeh An1 IN.
4 I0STKl,EKATE STATS isisst IAsd, TsliSu, .
~ Grease Lamp, patsasei Nov lsh. loea~.5to
above article ia POINT af erOuoaly tp9 eamps 49,
pi.a or domestic sss, viii bs fusnA - suspeo ane-
thing u the kind yet inyents, tisng sleaes eenn-
ttnl light free FROM smoke 0rnstys O3eR . a41-
IaH the cDst oi candles. For esls 8 - pen9llee
hardware, lin, and hulseSusulGAng soneeo - -
city slsp. At the b0okstore - II JAstaes
ssisie and county rights fSs sAls Aee9 = -
an orders ,es, II M Tassss bealslse NJ -
promptly attended 70. .KEMP1 = uAoualx
no is-eoie~t nssn.s.e. -
INsTkUcfjoN on the i.saDo--a
i CHARLES " Mlllxn
wnali beg leave 10 inform his frtss1s anA ~ pmA
ia general that he viii coosiuus NJ iasesuaee -
the Piano 20 those who may desire ~ eesst1eeo9
favor him With their coetinaaDces
Applications at Mr.. A. SpOegse teweoy ioGgps -
Brosd. between Ash and 6ih sts. IN loese 6s1A
prompt ettenthu.
sa-I voaid shsesfauy reeonsssA - g u No.
= hlthfal teaches eW n1p1.
no H-3ts
n ARvEY, HEiiiNssu 11Wn4S,
- Wholesale LAdiesp ~ blanslAaeu1sgs
i3ah q, hstusen - - e1eY,
Oyse Niaset ~ ~ sl1sap
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upper part of the large brick tenement on l4til
street, beIween Franklin and Main, over the tail
Or's store of Mr. G Howard. The house Is In
good order, has eleven large rooms with water and
or boarding house. Immediate possessi on will be
given. JAMES M TAYLOR.
NO l7-4t
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ENoa RENT-A very desirable business stand
n To those wishing tn engage Ia business = rare
opportunity ia cF-red- Key and Fixtures for s-le.
Rr further Information apply the premises,
corner Of Broad and "a SIS no l6-2tt
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T1OR rent--A furnished room will be rented u
y two gentlemen, or to q gentleman and wife
without Children also, basement room, unfur
nished, with use or kitchen. JAS PHILLIPS,
Clay st, 9th house above Brook Avenue
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Sn DOLLARS reward will ke given for the appse-
sJV hsnsIon Of my negro giri. Mary. 81 e ts about
II Years old, gingerbread color, and quite Intelligent
she has aeqaantaHces among the negroes attachef
~L'eh.ioot's artillery, eucAmped Gear the Ges,hah
hssile turnpike, aud s probably lurking about tbs
western suhu' be- j CHRlaTiAN,
10 It's Near Camp ee,
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VNIJELLEST Farm II 3i8 acres III Buck kingbnni
county, about lG0 miles above Richmond, and
sbca. two miles from James river, for sale-At the
reaasst of Mrs Nancy Wilkinson we offsrfur sale
The very desirable Farm on which che now Resides,
a.jo.n;ng the isnds Of DR. David Patterson, dec a,
three mics east OF Capt Chas M5rriss's Monte
video estate api two mes from James river. The
npto geinsnts consist OF toierably good dwelling
HI use and the usual out Louses. such as kitchs II
saoke house, negro cabins, poultry houses, corn
ioGse, stable, sl.l two good tobacco hcuses, with
vel enclosed ard. handsomely shaded, and Il
20 orchard, from which quantity OF brandy c0ul (.
he made. The l,ad Is Of Il gray sandy nature, with
deep clay foundation, very similar, it is said, to
the famous Green Springs Ind in Louisa. n pro
duces sue crops vi wheat aud tobacco, and Is sus
crplible Of the highest state of tMprovtme No
better clover aud grass land s To be found cas-. q
The Blue Ridge Her is grass puts up spontaueJu, "
oil the iiit land! producing ratural meadows. The
,ud lies wei. and is abuDdantly timbered with
oriyusl forest ,ftnd well waterel. A small crop OF
vleat seeded; about 175 to 200 acres arabic land
The farm is under an excellent fence, beautifully
lad Of into six ieits.
The place is said to be the Eeatest and best i'm
rr0ye farm of its siZs IN that SECTION Of country.
Possession given lst OF February next.
Price $i5 uJ0 In cash.
Appiyto 1oi'DlS q APPhfSOS.
pa I.--3t
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INWENrY be!lars seward.--arxyed from my
i reeidencc, on 9th 81, bat Grace and Franklin,
on the l4th inst, q small red inilch Cow, with o
cluster OF small white spots on her forehead. 1m
above reward will be paid for her d. livery 70 me.
no 1S--3tt uA PEARCE
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nNpK KENT--5Our unfurnisbed rooms Apply at
the office corner I2th and Main sts, RICHMOND
M 17-0tf
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GTRAYED- ESQ Reward -5trayed from my resi-
\ deDce, coruer Of Marshall aud Aunfofd sts, on
last Friday Afternoon, two C0ws-one b about I've
years, aud the other about Is months old They are
very much alike, of white and yellow color, with
small horne. Tho oldest has cut or scar upon one
OF her ears, and right hip aud h0rus somewhat ex
points growing towards each other Noothsr marks
recolected The above reward Siii he paid for their
delivery to me or for Information BY which may ge,
them FRANCIS ISBELL,
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OSI-e2e reward. -Iat % 1hurpdax. The lah
y me-, 90 nsrshall, bel Adams ard Heavy ste. or
20 neofy eee A.rshaal aad BROAD sss, o. o. Druad,
w. aenIy aod q ~ o. eomeWbefe near ahout thes
neghoorhood. . handBnme Cold Iocket, WIN & brees
cnain attached 70 t The lsckeg i . kecpeake from
: decessed relative, and has iock II black hair
ym6 sooee inside. The value b n0ahisg compared
with The desire 70 keen q. The 6nder viii receiv
the above reward and the thanks Of The owner by
leaving u At the Dspatch o2ace. OF q Prof 0e6
nardts, corner Adams And Narshati streets
1a.1kA S.~-~~'S'
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/ SsX--Cover u memefandum book, containing
my recommendation, sgusi by Bsrgamin 4
Co. aod endorfed by D,wccr, Superintendent OF
hrmories. The dnder Will confer great favor upon
. youth VINO is without employment By returning q,
to the .'Snmtsr'' saloon, No 200 Broat.t.
NO 10-ltf LOUNAY.
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PEAL EyaxTK FOR SALE

,,rAUrlFUL FARM Of so7 acrcs, on tps hnv,is
RsI,tnsd, at Powhatsn station, abcut - mia
" a,chmaod. for Ale AT the rfqaest Of DR. r
ir0 "ss,n ve tfser for hale hs beautiful Farm ID.
N.,ns = ~ above, cousainins S97 acres-abeut $50
- oreu laod, $50 acres IN original growth and
a s.sarcc 10 secondary growth. The buildings are
~ .e ~ good order. ooasis.ios Of dwelling coniaaos
-, eesidcs . nrst.rate barn, stable, quarters,
t' ss,,s. rov house, &C. About 80 bushels wheat
ss.,r. zee ns and the IKE quantity Of winter oats.
s,',. = o,ost desirable place for gentleman do
,s pus.ness iu Richmoad, - the cars pass The de-
Fns RI apnljcat,ou be made for the above farm
~ or ~ morrow bargain csn behad.
no III ~ NoD.r.s :. -. S --ss-sUas.
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~T.ITIpUI. Farm OF $50 acres ia A.bemaris, !,
~sxsr mics from Scottsvilie. and same dis
-. sce m North Garden Depot, FIR sale.--We of
e.. ssi the bcaaiful farm located Ne Dove. now
,e,h. ,e' ocupaney Of Mr. Heary Eust&cs, adjoining
~ 10 sst.te II Tucke. Coles, Esq. 1t contsins $50
m which 30 are cleared, and 100 acres Ia oak
81 chestnut grow h. and under gsod fences. al
the bn diogs on the lace hsve been erected within
.,,,a,ei In ap oak grove. with four rooms, painted
"t calor inside, and yellow wA.led outside; neat
~ In the yard with rooms; large kitcileo, brick
sarins house house. large stable. &c The farm
~ w,ji wntered, with springs ia each field; young
.onle orchard The farm lies in the nost beautiful
triton Of the county, {areen Mountain } Ind the
sns.t ersss is grown 10 the neighborhocd. About
=, a-rrs seeded in wiater oats. Possession given
sr.t January Lext The purchaser can take all the
rroos cattle horses, and farming impl~meots at
On yaiustion. Price for the lArd, $25 go CASH.
Aells TO .,
M la-aCd3t 0ODDIN h APPERSpS.
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e.OK rept--Thc very desirable brick resi.iencc ON
" the corner OF Grace and 18th sts, Church Hill,
lately occupied BY Vim II Hardgrove, decd, con
taining rooms and store-rooms, with gas on each
H0oA
shaded and contains nne brick kitchen, with ser
yants' r0oms smoke house, stable and cow house,
And storage room for wood and coal also, pump OF
ex .eient water
The garden attached 70 the place 70 Q good one,
ana can be made very productive.
Tbe situation - very deairsble. Possession gwen
Tor terms appay to g N Gwathmey. Esq: shockoe
Slip 6AkAH : hAhpanOsA - eu'u'AA'
1NOR RENT--A Parm. sItuA'sl In 0oochssnd
n county. 10 miles from Richnond, and on the
.4var road one mile from James river. asloiniDS
the lspds ef Nrs John W Adk ns, NJ W Wal !.
ana III Richard Powell, containing ia I'll About Sv
aeree of uhAch $50 afs cleared, ard part Of u Ven
~ il c.oyer. Tho clover crop sold last year ios
~ hosaps Oh ths pises are snsll. bat yssy com.
fostnhIs. Ths ssiss b very Anss sad ths p'see
IA soni tsnaat Il will be rsptsa q . lcv price.
Hor fsrrns npply e. JOHN SKATER,
. .-@a-s No RxchapRa DaildIpg,
fIehnond. VI.
ss-is R,sA.s4 p.vsil "A :, !! = I. w.l.es
will 6le~ - eueqa1sl - ~ 90 Nlehisg so ssns.
- Nree4
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n, OH sale itkor ~ good horses ISL II the tAcke1
n oiics, corner sth ond Cslal sts. whsse they can
be seen JAS Z DILLAkD,
no 1876 9upt j n O Packet Co.
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u<UR kENT-lDnc- halt OF my residence, (cai'ed
Fopticello. } on the River road, In Chesterfield
county, one mile from Nays's Bridge The dwelling
house contains six rooms and ihcse are attached a
necessary 0t house,. Thirty 1--we acres OF land and
large brick ce-house will also be rented u de-
sired Apply 10 Can W w WRIslGER. Shockne Slip,
or TO me- lno l4--eod2t'I MARIA + CLARKE
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Vsr-bst~een sunday evening And Monday
I , night, Q roll os notes, containing twelve one
hundred and Eve .ty dollar bills making
N $50 Tue ioser 10 soidier. aud II viii be great
!oes 70 him The finder Will be literally rewarded
By leaving il ~ the Nepasch once no ls--2ts
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VTKRY yaiu.Uie Granite Front Tenement. OD the
" North side os Main, bAween OH and 10Th sts,
Cor sale We offer the truly valuable gran
teircpt tenemcnt located ~ abovf now 10 the occu'
paney Of Dr Geo w Jones and others.
TEKNs--C Cesh.
This il witlsat doubt the most yslnatle real es-
tate on the market Apply Ut o1ce to us.
no l7-M GODDlN Il APPEkSON>
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..~AKN of 800 acfee "a ChatI0Ue COUNTY,, tW0 mIes
X ..om The Court House, for sa!e-Ws are au.
-, to sell the farm on which the late Celonei
Wyatt ago .sfasa q T. eort:sss os:.i 600
7, I. we'll wstsred, and contAius some good
'1..h asts The fsnciog ale In to'erable good cnn.
,,,nn The improvements consist Of an ndiss.r.
un, ss.ilins. conisiaing rooms biaes kitchen,
en-. hnus., corn hous-, carriage hotss, and new
fmos. .snin two tobacco barns, and an old apple
MA II /, rented next year for $780, but possi-
,l,u y a. arrangement might be made 70 cancel the
,y.s py price So yer acre. Cash or credit, II the
option Of the purchaser oonn,v .,,,.s,x
M ~ -eodsa ucDUiN AFFenSpN.
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NOTICE.


EA"'oSF SIARsHAL GENERALS OFFICE, I
Washington, May p, 1868. (
oFably discharged on account ofwounds or disa
GLty; ana who desire to eenter the service in the
Orders, No. 105 of 1868, from the War Department.
PuDHsaed In the papers throughout the country
Suco oLncers are requested to comply promptly with
e PROVISIONS Of that ORDER and to send their written
as therein provided for positions in the
.t hnVs1 corps (stating the charact Of their isa.
ptyJ WIN as little delay possible, to the Acting
%mcn % they may be: Such Acting Assistant Provost
marshai General will ut once forward the appiica-
WIN MS Endorsement, TO the Provost Marshal
ohlcers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Irhediately upon furnishing the papers reGuired ky
nent. Their pay and emolments will commencr
@ rom aaLe ol acceptance Cf such appointments, and
os from cate ot0rgAnZatiOn of the respective com.
hauds TO which they may be assigned.
]. B. FRY,
mS<S1 I'm Provost Marshal 0enei7,I
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..KHAaTuM, March 90. 1865.

Here is great news. Speke and Grant
the intrepid English travellers, overcoming
all obstacles, crossing "under'' the line
reached Kondegoro, and thence are now
approaching this place. 1t seems almost 8
dream. Their Portfolios undoubtedly con.
tain the solution Of the great problem tha,
has puzzled US from the remotest antiqui,
ty-ViE: the discovery of the source of the
Nile We have not as yet spoken with
them, but leave Immediately on camel back
70 meet them on their way, and to give
them an ovation. If at the following sta
ton we obtain further details we will hast
en- to communicate them. 9a
ia :. ,'l,,1 ~ IT,. f.. '.5l. "APR11 2.
az add another line about Speke and
Grant, knowing the immense interest that
you feel in these matters. ie--ss...
TSpeke says but little, for two reasons;
Ils5 because like q true descendant of John
Bull, he is naturally taciturn; I'd, because
precisely the one that none of MS know any
thing about, We can CLEAN but few intel,
ligtble sentences from one of the interpret
ters who attempts to make us understand
him In species of Arabic pGtois.
"From his answers We learn, that the
Nile springs from Lake Victoria that he
PROCESSES to have circumnavigated, and
found to be very, extensive, That Kondo-
goro is degrees Qess some minutes) from
the Equator in the northern hemisphere,
enda'sbout the same latitude south of the
lake which, he says, is the source of the
Bahr.el Biad or White Nile. s.tg
''They started from Zanzibar with 10.
men; of these only IL remain. The num-
Der was greatly diminished by desertion,
others were lost by sickness and casual
lies. They had to fight their way to reach
White River, but relate marvellous things
Of the sub.equatorial regions, and above
large quantities of ivory. They
may be considered very fortunate to have
accomplished their purpose without meet
ng the unhappy fate of poor Peuey.
"Now would be the time for the Egyp.
ian Government to make an effort so as to
anticipate others in the work of discover
ng and digging up these immense treas.
ares-nOw they could do it themselves with
III the profit and the glory"
1t will be understood that Capt. Speke
entered Africa from the Eastern coast,
,6out two years ago, and now comes dotOn
he river Nile.
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Upon information
for
Conhscation.

+ TuFR FRVS,hr
w AnSsHEAs, an information has been filed In the
~ District Court oTathe United States for ths
nestern District of Virginia at Wheeling on the Goth
gay OF May, 1853 on behalf the United States by
me sttofney thereof for said District against the
goods chattels credits and effects OF che Bank of the
commonwealth In the hands of D. Burkhart and the
Sank ot Berkeley, in Virginia, alleging In substance
nht sara property has been brought since the 18th
Isy OF ASgus 1851 from parts of the United States
aScIatedoy the President be in insurrect on into
tner parts Of the United States not 90 In ins1rrec
oH; loE which, among other reasons in said inEor-
NATION mentioned, said property became forfeited to
me use Of the United States, and praying that the
same may be condemned forfeited as aforesaid
NOW, therefore, in pursuance of the monition un
the seal OF the said Court to directed and dc.
Sered do hereby give public notice to an persons
claiming the said property, or in any manner inter
t LneEein that they be and appear before the
sad District Court to be held Wheeling in and for
IN 9e I'D Western District ofYlrgnia on the 10th day
o. June, 1855 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, (provided the same shall be day of jurs
ctlon, Otherwise, on the next day Of Jurisdiction
Lhereatter then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf =.
Dated the 2Sth day of May 1883 11ET y -t'+a
. y. II. NORTON, U. 8. AIarahaI
= nAN'' n" "sAITH' U. 3. Attorney. my29 lot
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THE. GAPTUEE OF PUEB1A DouBrED.-
The French war steamer Finisterre arrived
at New York yesterday, from Vera Cruz
on the 19th5ult. Her Captain, Cardin Es
tene, doubts the news of the capture OF
Pnebla, received by the Shelldrake. The
Latest news from the seat of the fighting
received at Vera Cruz was to the 18th May,
and the Captain sailed on the 10th, when
the French troops held one half of the city
and the Mexicans the other. Tho part
held by the latter was SO strongly FORTH.
ed that II would take long time to cap.
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The United States
! Upon Information
[ for -s
{ ConhscAtion.
The Personal Property of %
n Morton

wv HEREAs, an Information has been fled on bs.
nait Of the United States, by the Attorney
LneteoI Ior the Western District Of Virginia in tI
DlSriet . Court of the United States for Said district
O 1ne %Oth DAY Of May 1868. against the persona
properly OF j. b. Morton, in the hands of Is RUE
~ mart Tna the Bank Of Berkeley in Virginia. alleging
since the 18th day of July, 1869 In fnsnrrecti
5Tt rs tb me entsd states and in giving aid and
among other reasons in said information nentiHDaI
s sI properly became forfeit to the United States
forfeited as aforesaid. 70 'OHuetiineu tiu as
NOV, therefore; in pursuance of the monitfon nm.
ger the seal Of the said Court to me directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to ali per
sSts sad property or any manner inter
satd District Court, to be held at Wheeling In and
gr the Said Western District Virginia. on the 10th
1ay OF june 1853, at II o'clock In the forenoon Of
u aay-i the same shall a. day of jurisdiction
not on the next day Of jurisdiction IhereafteT9
then ana there to nterpose their claims nnJ NAL a
their allegations in tn It behalf '-N t'1Ao
Dated this 2sth day Of NAV, 1863
BENZ. IL SMITH, US. Attorney. niy29- -i6t
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ConstItutIonaI Conservative I'm
I#H + -4 1870

AoATSS
During the siege of Fort Erie, in the
war OF 1872, by the British forces under
Gen. Drummond, an effort was made by
Gen. Porter, in Buffalo, to raise reinforce.
ments for our imperiled army. An Incl
dent occurred, at the time the militia were
ordered forward to the besieged army,
which is readable in these times when men
clamor about Constitutional privileges and
immunities. It is thus related:
Gen Porter, by dint of superhuman
efforts, gathered together considerable
body of militia at Buffalo, to reinforce the
fort. Early in September he ordered them
to cross the river. The. line. was formed
along Pearl street, in the rear of the First
Church. AS soon as the head of the COL
umn began to move and its direction be-
came apparent, an oficer-one of those
men who in such times, are scrupulous as
to the law in proportion to the valne they set
upon thrir lives-steeped out of the ranks
and shouted out: "We are militia of New
York, and cannot be ordered out of the
State. It is Unconstitutional" It was
wonderful how suddenly love for the
Constitution developed itself in the breasts
of the militia men. Large numbers left
the ranks and began to clamor against the
order. But Porter and few determined
officers spurred among the malcontents,
arrested the ringleader, aHed his followers,
and, aided by small detachment of reg
ulars, restored order. The constitution
alist-who need hardly say was law
yer-was hurried into a QuarlermasLer's
cart, and sent under strong guard to
WilliamsVille, with the Information that if
he returned with his legal scruples in our
lines, he would be shot forthwith.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-09

THR INDlAN WAR.-our government is
making pretty formidable preparations in
the northwest against the, Indians. Gen.
Pope has several thousand men under him.
The Sioux. are said to have 500 men
encamPed In northwestern Minnesota.
They are near the line of the British pos
sessions, and 1t is thought il they cannot
hold their ground, they will withdraw
acroSs the border. If they will only stay
there, We shall be quite satisfied, and shall
wish our British friends much joy of their
acquisition. 49,, . )
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fourteen months, and that nearly all the
cattle are peElshing of thirst. Well NAV
the seekers for better country than their
own HockJ to this western refuge. Even
in its worst estate, it surpasses allyother
regions. Even when torn by rebellion,
Providence DEGREES that the laceration shall
mainly affiict the guilty rebels. The loyal
north, wide and extended as 1 dozen Enro.
peap Kingdoms, remains auscathed by war.
and smiles amidst herab1ndance. What
ever may betide other parts of this conti-
nent OF the world, here freedom has fixed
her dwelling place, land the European pop.
ulations seem fully aWareiof the fact.