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D BB{S E: tMosUIRE a. CO. AgctoSsesr n,

TR1srEEss s sShE : OF = house fou AND LOT
ON NORTH STREET, BEIwEIN FQuRIH AID
EIFTH STREETS wEsI-On TUESDAY AFTER
the premises, BY virtue Of deed Of Irutt 10 the
subscriber. dsied December let, 1880, and duly
SEQ one Of the land records for Was ngton ooun-
~, u. G.. . shall cell part of Lo. numbered or e,
I'D In Square numbered i've hupo red snd fneen !,
beginning for the same at the southwest corner OF
said Lot No 1. Ard running thance east sixteen
thence west sixteep fee, thence south seventy-one
feet eleven inches e. the place of beginning; to-
gether with the lmprrvem snts, consisting OF q
three-s'ory brick DIV Cling house.
Terms: $50 oash;the remainder in six and twelve
on the premises.
All convey snccs 1T the cost Of the purchaser.
Tao. FISHER, Trustee.
90 22-lav&ds J. G.. MCGUIRE a. CO,,Au
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6 l. d E r g p A Y.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
forward sOlGlers remitfsnces to their families, at
any place on the lines of their Express, at cha &c
hfty dollars; AID proportionate additional charge
to places reaohed by connecting Expresses. The
enclosed in an envelope and securely sealed. and
have the full address flnoludins town, Post Once.
and State; and In cities, the street and number ]
ofthe p,rson to whom TO be cent, and the amount
leslblJ marked thereon. Envelopes for this pHI-
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re
mIttaRoe should be prepaid.
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
Mos ~ IN
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B,J. G. MCGUIRE CO. Auctoneers.
VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD feots at Public Auction.-On
MON DAY NOR MN 6, November 18th. 90
Douglas, corner of street and New Jersey ave-
nue., We shall cell a. PsndId as,ortment Of
-R0RS. CURTAINS,
And Household fects generally, o full s-d de-
WOES TO the sale
noyS C.. MCGUIRE A. co Auots
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We hear that before daybreak this morning
Gen. Heintziemsn, at the head Of his division Of
Zen OF twelve thousand men, started out upon a
reconnaissance In force. His movement was made
In the direction Of Accotinck and Pohick Church,
where the enemy appeared Yesterday also In some
force. There 10 much forage In that vicinity,
which, we imagine, Gen. II. will be apt to bring
back to his camp, II secesh did not nab II yester.
day.
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE. ELEGANT
- cAByNtT Furniture, Rich Cut Glassware, and
beautifully Decorated French China oliver plated
Ware, Carpets, Curtains, and Hou sehold fprni-
ture tensrsy.-On FRIDAY MORNING, No
vember 18th at 10 O'Clock at the Of 18th and
streets. We shall cell large and elegant assort-
ment of Household Furniture, China Glass, and
Crookery Ware, Carpets, Mirrors, a o. CON priGins
the effects Of Q very sudsomely furnished estsb-
lishment
PARTICULARS In future advertisement
DrCetaosues vii be issued on Monday pert.
The House 10 for Rent. Inquire Of the Auot'rs.
nov Sd &c. MCGUIRE e. CO., Aucts.
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james 3. Swain, Esq formerly Washington
correspondent Of the New York Times, over the
signature Of Leo" has resigned that position
and accepted commission to organize regiment
Of mounted rihemen, 10 be recruited in the State
Of New York. A large number Of men have
assa4y been enlisted, and IL Is probable the regi.
ment will be In the field within the present
month.
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We call the special attention OF Suffers r
and F.millea ~ our large and we'll selected
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat,
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, Veg tsbles and Fruits in
hermetleally seeled cans.
PREsERyEs, Jsllies, go Almonds, Nuts, RAJ
sins and Figs.
CHEESE, eastern and Western Cutting), Ham,
best Goshen Butte, the hest Champagne Cider,
RE and Oyster Sauce. Plck, 8
Of every description, Pepper Sauce and Tomato
Catsup, 6y the gal on or dozen.
al OF which We offer at the lowest possible
noa JOHNSON 4 NAGLE.
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~ NEW MILLINERY
fT ana WfNTE Eiy sSSsEfsT s. 20 os z
Fancy Store, NO. $40 Pa. avenue, between +
9th and 10Th sts., whore Miss THOMPSON is *
line that she msy be favored With.
potet HUTCHINSON d MUNRO,
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THE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON -
l. SILK ROBES.
kloh Velvet Flounced S,lk Robes. value $40,
Rioh Fancy aud Blaok Silk Robes. value $40,
Rich Fancy and Blsok Silk Robes, value SIS,
present prize 9l8.
Owned by Northern importer. who sends them
n us with instructions to sell at the above heavy
We also nam decided bargains in other Silks,
medlu m and low-priced Dress Goods, with Cloaks,
Sbavls,dc.
One prIce only marked in plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, UIoioths. Rugs, &C., upper
floors. PERRY e BRO
Pa. avenue and Ninth st,
mo Al spa,r, ~
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- JOHN w. CLARKE,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
364 Sersrth st., bstVecn and K
ong experience, mod crate charges, and prompt
attention. recommend him to those requiring his
seIVlces no 1l-Iwf
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ADDRESS TO THE SOLDIERS.

Col. John Cochrane addressed bis regiment yes.
terdsy afternoon on the Issues Of the hour. He
took strong ground In favor Of the Government,
she war, and against slavery II II stands In the
Gay Of the Union. The soldiers received the ad.
dress Win enthusiastic cheen.
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900 JOHNSON q NAGLE, OOn
SCo NO. 2sS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, kOJ
Between Ninth snd Tenth sts.. south side,
CHAMPAGNESIG.H Mnmm. Piper Beiduck
Moet Chandon. Bullinger q Co, Cartier C
CLGRETs-st Julien, st. Este,h., C.ptsp.c.
&c, by the oask or dozen
HOOK WlNES-Deldeaheimer, Johanneeberger,
LiebfrauenmIoh, X udesheimsr, 60.
BRANDY, WHISKY, Gin. Port, Sherry. Madeira,
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout, Edinbur,
And Yorkshire Ales, Of the best brands, in bot
ties or stone Jugs
CIGARS-Hsvsns and Domestic, of the choicest
BRANDS,
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SUTLERS WANTED.
uREAT ADVANTAGES TO be found by Suit
le-a, and dealers IN Boots and Shoes ct the go
NEW YORK WHOLESALE BRANCH VI
Jan1ey's Shoe store
We manufacture our own Goods. and sell At
Ness York prices, thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand q large Stock, We can
supply At q moments notice, sly quantity desired.
Long-eg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with.
cali from eli dealers solicited.
no. -lm. WHITEHOUsE q UNCKLES.
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FOR SALEEA RARE GHANCE-CONFEC-
ture. and rood Will, for sale, in ono of the best
business stands IN V sshiDgton. For particulars,
Washin,ton no II-Sts'
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BUTTER HOUSE,
aLsTABLlshED for the sale q New York
now In reeeipt OF crime Dsiries Goshen G,ades
30 which are ofer~d a. Wholesale a. low 80 oar
be pu,ohesed N other cities. No $50 Eighth IT.
near Pc avenue.
no 2ws ID X. DUTROW.
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BE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL Erected by the
Hebrew Congregation of Washington, for
eaohlng English, German and Hebrew, has this
lay commence by two competent teachers. Per-
sons desiring to have children tang h in the abCve
branches will please apply sotn to l.. BAR, corner
+ and TN sits. no II 81
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DR., A. ri, LEE

II DR.. A. II. LEE
HAS Removed h,s ofhos 70 No. 361 New Yotk
avenue, bet To- and 18th SITS where he can be
consulted az usu,l. Office hours-7toa, I TO 8. =
To no u 2veot
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6EsERAL GRANT.

Col. Grant, Of Ill. recently made a Brigadier
General, graduated at West Point in lsis received
two bfeves for gallant aud efficient conduct In
Mexico, and resigned his captaincy In the regur
Lar Army In 1855. He 10 regarded as one Of the
most efhcient soldiers now In the service.
LOOKING APTER TIE Union TROOPS roRAsIss.
Two regiments Of Confederate infantry came
On Monday yesterday to Pohick Church, and
one or two companies Of Confederate cavalry 10
Aeeotink. Hearing our troops were In that neigh
eefeood occasionally, foraging, they thong ht they
might catch them mapping
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sIsxRAL MONTGOMERY.

We regret 70 learn that General w. B. Mont
eo0efy, the military governor at Alexandria, hal
been quite sick, since Sunday night, but ives eusi
q this morning.
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A CARD.-We are requested to invite the at
"A tention Of our readers to the sale by Messrs.
6rsen Williams, OF Mirrors, Parlot Carpets,
tomorrow, Wednesday, noon, in Minnesofa
row, lin the Breokinridge houseL The sale will
To the weather.
The Mirrors were imported from Paris In 1889
and beautlful ever exposed for sale in this oIty.
Outside Of the Public Blu ldings there Is not to be
found In Washington SO large lot of costly Mir Z.
rors. See advertisement.
Also, one fine Miloh Cow, omitted In advertise
ment. Intel ReP.) IL
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SToTT's HALL, Corne, OF Pa ar AID "a
20tS st.-PIofessoI sAkNEs; of New York, n
nesdsy afternoon and evening, November 20. (a1
HOurs.5 O'Clock for ladies, misses and masters ;
ter of a lessons.
Mr. will give free exhibition of his style of
dancing BY his present c ass, At the above named
hall, on MondaJ evening, Nov 18th, at TX O'CLOCK.
Perso ms of responsibility only who desire to at
hall on Saturday and Monday previous to the ex-
hbltion.
Navy YarI, w III be repeated, BY request on Thurs,
day evening, Nov 18th. ALI are invited to attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-26

Bank, and guards the west side of the mouth
Of Pensacola bay. 1t is q FASHIONED fort, built
of brick masonry, with walls twelve feet in
thickness. 1t is embrasured for two tiers Of
guns, under bomb.proof easements, and has
one tier en- barbette. Its armament consists Of
$50 guns, and in time of war requires garrl.
son Of six hundred and fifty men. The work
cost the Federal Government about $500, 0OO
Its guns radiatc ut every point of the horizon
1t is very effective work. The'full armament
CT the fort is not complete, but sufficient
number of guns are in battery to make very
good defence in conjunction with Fort Pick
ems. Below this fort is a water battery, which
mounts some eight or trn guns. The interior
Of Fort McRae is provided with the necessary
shot furnaces, otlicerS' and soldiers quarters,
magazines, &c.
FORT BAKRASCAS
is on the North of Pensacola Bay, and directly
fronting the entrance to its mouth. The woIk
is erected on the site of an old Spanish fort
The fort is Fashioned work, built of heavy
masonry, and mounts forty-nlne guns, and IN
time Of war requires garrison Of two hun
dred and fifty men. The armament Of the
work is fully mounted, and its magazines are
in good order In the rear of the fort is re-
doubt, which is auxiliary to Fort Barrancas--
Some extensive repairs have recently been CON-
pleted on this redoubt and the thanking how
ltzcrs Of scarp and counterscarp can be mount
ed with very little labor.
Since the above was written, great num-
Der Of batteries have been erected in convc-
nient positions for firing on to Fort Pickens,
SO that now the battle has commenced, we
expect Gen. Bragg is enabled to bring quite
as many effective guns to-bear on Pickens
as that fort can use against him, after leaving
quite sufficient number to take care Of the
Tant
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Ifrou. the Baltimore Sun, Or tie =ah


TILL EXPEDITION TO THE EASTERN SHORE or
VIRGINIA.
Information reached this city yes te',lay that
IA portion of the Federal troops destined for the
expedition to the Eastern Shore Of Virginia,
left Newtown, Md, on Sunday morning, and
proccedsd towards Accomac county; Va. They
were accompanied by Captain knight, the As
ssrant Aim:ant Of Gen. Lock wood, with ilag
Of truce. Capt. Knight is reported TO have
soon ascertained that the Confcderatcs or those
in arms in Accomac had all dispersed the night
previous, and gone, it was supposed, into
Northampton county. Captain knight found
entertainments in several places apparently
hastily Abandoned. Captain Richards cavalry
proceeded as far AS Drunmondtown, which is
the county seat of IAccomac. In this town the
American flag was hoisted on Sunday even
ing, and many OF the people are represented to
be pleased with the views set forth in the proc
l;.mation of General Dix. The Purnell Legion
and the Second Delaware Regiment remained
at NewtoRn Oh Sunday.
GOV. MAGorrIS's THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
The Governor Of kentucky has just issued
mis- proclamation appointing Thursday, Nov.
2S,h as day of thanksgiving and prayer
lie says:
We must not forget The exhortation which
spelke:h unto US as children--"Despisc n OF
thou the Christening Of TIC Lord, nor faint
when thou art :ebukcd of him" |. therefore,
earnestly invoke the citizens Of this Common
wealth to baw themselves tefure the Great
Creator, and cl'tr praJe that, ascending to
Heaven Gs the dewS Gi earth, will return in
showers Of mercy and span our beloved land
with thu rainbow of God given ISacr.
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california; Generals I'm the Federal Army.
4 correspondent of the Memphis ARGUS"
rri;as under the signature Of "Old Califor-
"a, ;i:es few interesting facts connected
,.a some of the California Generals now 10 the
::.tal Arrny.
70. Halleck has been lawyer in San Fran
.;9nr the last ten years, where he attained
o.slsrable etninence in his profession, and
NE o large fortune by its practice.
T-a ". T. Sherman went to California in
n. resigned bis commission in the army
s1a time after, and became partner in the
:sng house Of Lucas, Turner & Co. He
i; mat State in 1858, and afterwards had
:is.;e Ct . military school in Louisiana, which
ssaen t= resigned upon the secession of that
,aa
linn c, Fremont, says the writer in the
i-cus. acquired the reputation i'll California
oscs Wholesale, unblushing robber of the
::s.ral Gov, ratnens. and had around him
=: I.,uiS. 4 corps Of the most efficient pub.
::otbcrS known to The country-J. G. Pal
e, j. \ Sejover, J. C. Woods and Al.
;.Irr-ali Californians. These, with Fremont
;::eiE head. will bag couple of millions q
:]alh =, least
GENERAL Charles 2. Stone was also San
aRc!.co barker, after leaving the army in
5iia which business, us we'll az that at
-,ba:s, he failed. He is quitea young man,
! :: az, lo' ked upon as The finest artillery
z.:' IN the Old army.
iea Winfield Scott Hancock was, in June
: i, United States Quartermaster at Los An
-, and is fitted FIR higher rank.
}':nerai Elward D. Baker, killed at Lees
=, "s> also FROM California. He was pot
&c Politician, and not tine eminent lawyer
:-as tern represented tn i'e At the time Of
S:.,ci4n 70 the United States Senate from
'::on. he was nonresident Of the State.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND, November 90. 1861.

Rrrr,, We conn to quote good and prime country
nj ~ To 49, per lb With fair demand Inferior ~ TO 3c
per ID. or
i'nry-Yroni IS TO y6c. per bu:hel, 10 demand
t,,nyst SgED-Ssny IN market.
rnrrr,-Th. stock Of coffee Is almost exhausted, and
prices are vefy Irregular We quote Al IAc. per h.
PtorK.-rfne +5i: supertne 50; Extra os to 49,
Family tnI3 10 =. 49,. J., 49, VA,
Toy.cco-Iu manufactured tobacco, taerc Is but nte
dining There endless variety OF grade' anu prices,
rnDrirv rom 10 5nc. per 10. No DOUBT saea Houd De
create: but the iby Of getting transportation
On the railroad. -, ,r, .,,,
Wharf.-The nrriy sis OF wheat this week have oren
slore liberal than any time sEce the market opened our
u nv. M change ia prices report. We quote req ~
s. cruls white a. Samples not severely rri'csru
and prime article OF white would command Few cen''
more than cur quotations.
Woou.-Oak wood In demand at t5H; Pine 1870.
S.I.yEr-OhIo, but little 20 be had below 50 {" 9oc
Proc; 10 10 2U; Old Rye .O r. Richmond Rrcthcd
- To f. To- Receipts and stock not ample.
Lx,T.fsa-Sole IS 10 TO: Harness ID 20 e.; Bride
to ~ per side upper "a to soy side rough skirt
nx ~ 10 per pound supply limited end a.! lis taken
up As soon they arrive.
'S,uS-l2rgeIy advanced. Held at 81 to &c
MoL.ss.s N. o. IS 10 inc.: Cuca ~: 5'c
OArs IS 10 80 cents per bushc!.
sru.H The receipts better in the la, week. II !:
now 10 he had II y to ic crushed held =: 70 10 &c
co1re.susar l6E u Is.
Sur-Ldverpoci $ ,it /. s'll held at We are COW
In recr,p NJ the article from southwestern Virginia
which Il sold Al prices cquivaento about 600 for sack
OF yeroo The prospects are tina; we shall cnn;inue to
receive liberal supplies 'rom that section Of ,c state
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OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. EgA,

OFFICIAL DISPATCH From GEN. EEAGti.
PENSACOLA, Nov 25.--Nolhing Of interest
Occurred Yesterday afternoon, last night. or
to day. What has caused the suspension Of
hostilities we are Enabled now to state
The annexed is an official dispatch received
at the War Department
"OBANoSvlLLE, (near Pensacola,} o'clock,
P. NJ, Nov. 25.-The enemy seems to be salts
fled, and does not reopen their fire. They
have fired into my Hospital, but my sick had
all been removed. Many hot shot and iunu-
merablc shells were thrown into the Navy
Yard, with comparatively little damage.
Signed BhAXToN BRAGG'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-26

VIRGINIA. Rules held In the Clerks ulhc- Of
the city OF Richmond, the 2Sh day OF October lst
Jacob Blame and Mary j. his wife, BEDFORD sh,ir held
William J. Murray and Isabella, bis wife, Ihomls Warren
and Adelaide his wife, Nancy C. satterheld Mary T. Sat
Terrified and Albert ssterhed the three last infants under
sss lhenyone years ana VINO sue ny "a 60 nahe, as
their next friend, HsrtEel Gresham and El!Esbrth his
WIFE, and Cathane Field an infant under the age Ct w-n
yone years, and suing by the ssid Jacob Blane her
next friend, plaintiffs.
Against
Esau Read. a free man OF ccur; William Wilkinson
William Wilkinson named 10 the last will and testanent OF
other Defendants.
The object Of this suit Is contest The alleged will Of
Parrot A. Prinde, deceased and affidavit. hsung made
and Ged that the defendants above named non-res
dents OF this Commonwealth, the said defendants
qured appear within month after due publication
hereof and do what Is Necessary 10 protect their interests
10 this suit. Copy-Teste,
Oct 29-viH BENZ. POLLARD, D.
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-%>Es ~ DArrLf. Austerlitz the Freuch
III men "ut OF every hundred; the Rus
~ 81; the Austrians ii. or nearly one half
aNa:-s:a The French lostsl3 men out of
g? huGd'cd; the Austrians a. At Moscow
reach 30; the Russians A. At Raulken
*:fencn %, the Russians IA. At Waterloo
>.tfench 3'i; the Allies 81 At Magenta,
=: 4:h. le59, the French 7. At Solicripo
>::''ench and Ssrdnians 10; the Austrians 8.
Somewhat remarkable in the last exam
:: ias: the army which was best provided
:. ilticd arms DID less damage than the one
E:a vas equipped in the old style.
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BRILLIANT CONFEDERATE VICTOR
BATTLE NEAR JONESBORO'.


BRILLIANTC oNFEDERATEV VICTORY.
NASHVILLE Nov. 25.-The steamer Pink
Varble arrived on Saturday under tllg Of
truce from Fort Donelson, on the Cumberland
river, with barge in tow from Louisville,
laden with machinery for cotton factory a.
McMinnvie, Tenn. The machinery is from
Massachusetts, and came through the blockade
on special permit from Secretary Chase. 1t
was obtained bv Union man, who was former
ly citizen Of Nashville.
Lieut. Col hclinverch, commanding 1t Fort
DoDeson. has detained the steamer Pink Var
bic anil ner crew, to await lnslrctlGS from
Gen. Johnson The machinery will &c brought
to this city.
1ha rcportad capture Of ll3 Lincolni:cs, near
Fort Dcnclson lud Henry, is erroneous.
The "Patriol" OF this city learns that two
Lincoln .unlmats came up the Cumberland
river On the 18Th inst., 10 Canton, KY, where
a field piece from Hopkinsvile opened fire on
them. After short engagement the enemy
rctrratsd. with quite nuInber OF their forces
killed and one of the gunbostS disabled. Our
loss w;ri four killed and few wounded
The Clarkesvle Jetfersoniun OF the 22I
instant, gives u report Of all engagement he
tween the gunboat Oonestcgl and gun be.
longing to Capt. Southerns battery Of flying
artillery. hear Canton. This is probably the
same aifIi1 reported in the previous paragraph
The engag cement continued several hours,
without any important consequences. The
gun from the battery was too small to make
much impression OIL the irou-covered side OF
the gunhOat.
These statements are obtained from q gen
| lenan who resides ut Canton.
The Gazette" publishes all extract from Il
private letter received from Cumberland Gap,
which states that news has reached here that
a regiment Of lndanians had crossed the line
near Jacksonboro', and were allowed to nd
vance ten miles upon Southern soil. when they
were met by the 18th Mississippi Regiment, IN
a handto, hand fight The result was just as
might have been expected.
The Southern boys charged them with such
| impctuosity that The Fedcrals broke and
He'd, leaving half Of their number de1$i on the
field. The FedcralS were literally cut to
pieces. This news comes direct, ;nd the wri-
ter presumes that it is true
The Knoxville Register" of the I'D inst.
makes no mention OF the affair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-26
VIRGfHIA--IN cIANcERY.-A, Rules he

In the CLERKS Office o. the Circuit Court OF Rich
nond county Monday lhr Irh s5 Of November 1851,
Lawson 7. Pearson, Pitt.
Against
Isaac siinrrson and JUh3 +. Bro:krnbrough, Dcfs.
To attach the debts Aad elects Of the said Slmersop
absent defendant, that any debtor person having
suth effects be enjoued and restrained FROM paying away
socretDg the until the further order OF this Court
The object Of this suit Is to recover the Of 325
due the complainant by the absent defendant snd
which the home defendant Is bLuud as his security.
Affidavit havirg been made, according 60 the
act OF Assembly, 1t Is ordered that the ahsent de-
f-ndant appear within month after the dee publ
Gallon of this order and do what Is necessary protect his
interest, that copy hereof be published week Tor
four successive weeks, the Richmond tnqui es
newspaper published In the city Of Richmond and TIM!
another copy be posted door CT the Court House
VI ts coaaty the trs day Of the next County Count
cnpy-Teste
NoY l5-uEiH E. ". PENnLETOE El.rE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-26

Attack Oh Tybeo Island-its Occupation
BY FcdernIn.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.-.rhr DAILY Morning
News" Of this city, says in its issue OF this
morning, that u Federal ship approached Ty-
bee Island on yesterday, aud fired several
shells No body Of Confederate troops were
there, and the few pickets present retired to
Fort Pulaski.
General Lawton went down to the Fv1t on
yesterday. 1t is supposed that the enemy will
attempt a lcdsment to blockade more cttce!u'
ally.
At late hour yesterday it was reported
that the Fedcrals had landed and occupied "
bee Island.