The Abingdon Virginian. [volume], November 07, 1862, Image 1

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. Jfl*F* 'fins slip is issued for several reasons-:
nwt,bctSlUse" v?d are out of paper, nnd as
this ia sufficient, we wilLnot give the other i
reasonX; it is impossible to tell when webili
• l!**,,PfP er ™ these times of uncertain trans
portation and uncertain eferythiug else; in
lieufttiine we will try* to keep tbe mill •
With slips. A slice is better thah iio
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_}e«*.Maf-lffUl.
. Marshall 'to here, with a portion of his
out.- Wepresimie the roost of his forces
Fin this neUHty within ft day or two
deft-stand (net officiary j that (to soon as
forces together arid* properly
nioe them, IsVawill more, ribnS of our
M where. - but to a point, in nil prol|d
where nHs men will find something to
Terrible Acc_A«rtt.
est tetriblh accident debarred in tjris ;
mm* Wednesday., Mr. Frank Smith's j
mr in number, the oldest being about ;
ad a loaded obeli in one of the former
of our They took it home, and
trio the «dft„ to open it. Striking it
hatchet, it explmled, mangling two,
perhaps fatally, and badly injuring the others.
Thewohder Js, that all'were not instantly
JQT> Severat Abolition HegitoSnts, oH* their
we* trnm theKestt» Virginia, were tcirHe'd
bar.k h**t week, to carry the election in New
.Vs. for the Black JjkpuUiean*, at the point
■fcf the bayonet if neeewary. The election was
held, o# Monday, And as th* Cofcrtrvitties had
4eten_tned to maintain their ground at aU
haeard*, we will not be surprised to hear of a I
isubaiit-~tr~Wf*mt«<l. |
»\n able-bodied man. not subject to Can* j
iptt.m, and Willing to serve as a substitute i
ht»W'* Cavalry, uwy tHeW with favorable j
m« by applying at this office within the |
%T*il WftenAoWti that Gen. Ecb-i'ls' is fall
; V»« ( 'kfrom the Kanawha Valley, *** < \ t
Abolition forcels advancing in the di
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_Jf* The Hon.' Mr. Simmus, Senator from
„\* At present sojourning in this place.
gtf-.St c advertisement »st Col; J»«! Ju. F.
€anij»h«ll.Auctioneer, for the sal« o( 30 acres
of the CaHenter tract of land in this county..
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-1 Jolm , T L M»r tan honeys the Yankee Pro
roni Marshal of Lexington Ky.
We Save itt&pojrt wtiat We deem very relia
ble ahthorhf. that *&«* our army fell hook
lH»m I'erryvife, (ien. %J»rJrn M. Morgan dash
*»d intM f >xUrjmih and bung, in the street, the
l v rwr«**t of that city. If seen* that
this dirty tovrt Jf Linmdm' had n««tihed the
mother of 6m»rral -Morgan that she musf
lea*:e Realaeliy.a'Pd.'in the eyeW of her tail-'
iag to do so, wou'M resis-t tp some severe tnea
»ar#*;iti make hef *ffl>. Th* ttobto non learn
. it|t tS**, resolved *roold take his life
at all baoard*. Thfc» he did, hsi reported, to n«
by trutbtdi gentlemen, in a gallant
ffl%*trbi\
The nbttve baa sinakbeen confirmed. The
onjeial had destroyed pre. Morgan's furniture,
farnod'her into the street/anifrabused ami in
sulted hor In the. j^»»-tost and mo*i b«*-tal
manner.' He was bung »« house
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Frttip lueil-veUoiH.
Fisom >rbrthiera pApere <|f the :
A of tin; ?f. _". Tribune,
. Tim rebels are evrain eery strong-
Ir.onmw front,. Tliejir vj_et\ > and,pw4> pieoe*
of „rtfllhfy,,iif| tliNi'aide of Charleetirwn,.*re
▼iaiblir fmtn is(A\ist; IfeightA. Tlie* .guard
»tbe Jth* sd that no or
refugees eonae thr«Hi^». Ycwtciday they cap-
«to* of owr pickets. No doubt is enter
tauted a»_Mit me iullrng back of the rebel
army. |ffcC?lelle« and Buruside have moved
tli«r lt«adGja»rters<> ,*
A. letter, dated.opposite SlicpSier_sfown r
Two rftoff belowglhg to (3en. Htir.ipJirey's
divisioWwere sb>t dea/i whrlO on picket yes
' capture of «mt' of the
rebel pickets the other night, their jackets
Shoot at bars at every oppoituui*y.
A diepiteb, near .Harper's l\rry,
"We-neadiy 11 .o'etocfc, shows \ hat
the rebels ore not vef v; &r off;
ft saysi
Ne pews,of iulportrtivce has been reeeivvl
|hjtMit @apt» Blfasmntim to*&\f The'news rn
coivad to-_ay from the vicinity of the main
body of Ihe rebel army, shows that Ilijl, Jack
aim _»d Eampton. are encamped between
aneX Bunker Mill, the majority
' imt urn latter place.'
* Jt *ae' wade to-day to rentove the
**w« eoldiert buried nea^Shephenls- v
towp; h*tt it was denied until tlie consent of
General le% or tcutft could be obtained,
£rhw*i oflfehpied an hour. • This tdiowa that
thai wbel Geperah are out a great dis
to&* fr<Hn*M# Unas; And that the rebel army
imanot vet retreated itoureS4>enaudnah Val
ley. The testis their sick and
wooie b_e% to Sfa«in6lh. evidently anfiei-
Poting 03| early movement of the Army of tho
Fotomat!. it is believfd that no large, forfeo
of the fnepiy _-bjavc. oi->#sed to tho cu>tn»rd
Prmisti In Cnlpeper.
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Richmond, November 3.
Ps report a skirmish in CoJpeper
lortiing, in which eighty Yankees
OM 1 ll\REE_>o]vf.
[alleck Superceded by Mte-
FItEOEIWCKSBURG, Nov. 3d.
Persons from *Maryl<to„ to-day say that
Ilalleek has been sent to the West, and Mc-
Clellan is now General-in-Chief*, and is to rt
main in Washington. .... .■$
f General Hooker is to take&cClellan's piaffe
as coin oi aider of the Army of the PotptniUr.
RfcinstoND, Nov. 3.—TheExaminer of t£i#
j morning mentions a report that a despatch
j ha»?been received nt ;he Wat Department,
froM|eneral French, of
ing'tnat the Yan_ee>, fifty thousand strongs
are- advancing upon that city along the Hn« •«
the Norfolk arid Petersburg ttuilroad; abut
that the enenty, to the number of twenty
thousand; bad larided _t CitytPoint. Notbr
ihg reliable is' known relative to these reports;
hut it i» not believed that the Yankees cm'the'
Sdttthside bate anything like the force which ■
report assigns them.
tticHMONB, Nov; 2d.—A detaeftment of th*
13th Virginia Cavalry attacked the Federal
rail way train near.Manassas, Junction' on
j Friday, destroying it, and* en pt tired ninetv
six prisoners who arc-now at 6fitr_oHstifle.-—
A Cavalry e_pe*ditkm last Week, proceeded
down the Peninsula to capture the-negroes
who murdered Messrs Graves and Shriver; bol
the negroes had gone to |Wi Mngroder b*
hkw-Willianisbiirg. The enemy at Willi****
,burg have been reinforced. ,
Gen, Stuart telegraphed to thift-ptaee oM
Saturday that he was engaged with th* elae
my then near UpperviUe, arid igatn oh Sun
day somewhere in Loudoun. , He rays that
they have been fighting for several days, ilia
child will be buried to-day, but the «ett» da
ties of war keep the bereaved filther *<**» .
fftim the opening grave of the loved Arid hi*}:
Such.is war.-*-Lynchburg Virginian, jVor. 4/fA;
Late anil intereatf ng IVew tie*
We»t«
C.ifATTaxooi>„,.Oct. 31.—Iris stated by **■
, vera I gen tlenien who left, Murfreesboro' o k
the 20th, that Breckinridge Had given (jn*i.
Negley two days in which to rfmove the I*o
-men and children from Nashville. At th*
expiration of this period, Nashville is to be
surrendered orshelled and bqrned. • J ■
Gen. John 11. Morgan in Paid tp be off Ihe
North and Forrest on the South of NaShville.
Breckinridge is at Lavergne-
Morgan hrfs about thirty pieces of artillery.
Breckinridge, and Forrest bate about sixty
pieces of artillery. >
Several ladies have left Nashville. Tb#
Yankees did .not «*ven inspect their baggage.
Permits to leave were readily granted by tlie
Abolition authorities.
XasliYiile Its Daftger.
A Cincinnati correspondent writes ni M«
IqWs to a New York paper: ' '.) '•
It is feared that Aa*hville is in danger of
being taken, nnd oi»r gallant forces'tber*. an
der General Negley, captured. If Hragg
makes a rapid dash that way, I do not tee l*iw.
the-t>lace can be saved.,, No refief cari be seat
in tiato to be of any .service., it is bet af aw
improbable that Bragg's force is now push
ing towrtrdsVirgirim to join Lee's force*; In
that case it will be Well for McClellniMo tovk
ont for a trick like that of Jackson before in*
five day's battles. Brtgg has forty-five tb*m
rand good soldiers, and such an acqaisftieft
woojd be invaiuable &► Lee." . "
Capture 6f a Yartkee Slftffl t_ iste
Poteijiitc. '.
' Among the prisoners brjougbt to Richmond
on_ Friday evening were the' officers of a Yan
kee ship, taken under the following ciroaa*
stance's: Lieute. Weed and W. lee, nt
rmvy, with ten volunteers from the
iferiry,-"' werit off twelve roile«,in CtlMsipeake
' Bay, from tlie shore above York rireV, _ne
night last week; boarded and cAptartd th*
ship alluded to without difficulty. Sho proved
to be the clipper ''AlleghaniatV'of New York,
1200 tons register, with a crew of tweety-one
men', bound from Baltimore to Lornkm with
1,420 tons of gnngp. After removing th* pri* <
goners and instruments her captors set _t| to
and burnt her. The adverUwrelrf pos«ed nrc
or three steamers on the way i>n# and back.—
Died, in this place, on Sunday morning hurt, '
Ax* a, infant daughter of _Mw_r_ o_d _h_i»etb
L. Hessee, aged one year.
' Died, in this county, on the ,lstb M*»T
£l_rs. infant daughter of Mr. Job- jfi_J|mf- v
aged Hi months. ■Z'.-fw
Died, alt the residence of Mr. fe Csto>
mings, near this place, on Sunday night hist
(2<Vth inst* or Typhoid Fever, Bin TaosAs J?
Sentbli., olAtlanta, Qeo., aged 22 years. Mr.'
S. of the Hospital with-
Ma). ,Leydens,j[9th Georgia) Artillery Battalion.
t. Alii* Fan SAMS.
IWILt sell to tbe, highest bidder, nit six
months time, ori the first day of the
her Court, IBrt_, in front of the C. H..jtie..*A*- '.
s.ixih intcre-t in the Carpenter Lsrid,
4 miles east of Abingdon; be 30
awes. JAS. L. F. CAMPBELt,
Nnyl 7tb, 18-52—Sw AutHomeer.
Taken up at Richmoa*, H j,
A* slave Boy John, who says he. belongs to
Jacy|on near Lexington, Ky. SmPmaj
is «#■ in custody at V*. Jf*7 be
haliii the owner .payhag fb* repprd A
wanted,"for which we will pay
F the highest cash prices. -
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