, 1862-11-16
CHICAGO, sUNDA r, NOVEMBER is; 1862:

town ,bnt the enemy.s uverwheim tngg namoera
fouced Cur men to fall back. Oar loss vas
twelve; the enemy'B ten. Much da'Hssge ~ E,s
done to the buildings by shelkne: N WI
dered to Ta1boro to more the giTa51 -sens
6.0re6.:t ~ {. ),
On Tuesday night all our available fosses
around Kingston received orders to go as noaf
New5ern as they could. Consequently y Te
expect stirring news from that distriet~ We
III. Turnbnll sold in Warreuson, N. C, SIX
negroes Oh: Wednesday last at the folio Eii.g
pr1ces- one negro mau, forty-fouT years old !,
S1,075; one negro woman, years old
$500; one negro WOMAN, thirty four pears old,
one womar, eighteen years old. and tafans,
E1,410;. one girl sixteen 5ears old, 81, $40.
These negroes were all likely house servants,
probably paid for in confederate notes.
WAsH1SGrox, Nov. 14.-FIles OF CaaSes-
ton papers from the 3lst nit to tho 4sn inst,
inclusive, hare been received Howell Cobb
With his brigade, has been ordered to report
to BeauFegard At Charleston
A sale Of forty.six negroes. psincspsi.y wo-
men and children, averaged sos.
Complaints areanade of: attempts under
cover Of authorfky, to rob frae negroes Of their
blankets and carpets. - .r-'
The atertu+Y says the South should not en-
. courage the expectation IS to recognition,
The Courier discusses the evils OF psace, re-
marksuGfn conclusion. 1--WE permit them. to
eions the Yankees will do us infinitely greater
injury after the war has term1nated than they
can do ia while the conflict Is going on.
WAsHHGToE, Nov. 15.-The navy depart
ment has received voluminous dispatches
from the Gulf to-day, stating, among other
l. things, that the United States gunboat Saga-
more, on the 28th, captured the English
schooner Trick, Of ana from Nassau, with
articles. On the 23d, the same gunboat cap
tured the English schooner Francis, Of and
from Nassau, With sa1s, powder, gin, d5c.
The schooner Rachel SEAMAN, On the 9Th
ult., captured of Sabine Pass the English
| schooner Dart. The steamer KensipGton re-
Gently captured the English schooner Adven-
| ture while attempting to run the blockade Of
the ccast OF Texas. The savauuah R1oaNiean
| Of the 5th says 1t has generally been resolved
| both by the army and citizens, to defend tha!
city and to yield possession to- the Invaders
only when It's walls shall have been battered
down and no one left to dispute his entrance
| Two men have been brought to Savannah
| from Columbus, Ga, charged with usterlne
and! passing counterfeit money Of the confed
crate states. :.
e. N. Mercer, brigadier general command
Ing, issues an address to the planters Of Geoc
| gia, saying fhst he has received requests ani
demands from several counties in the Stat,
that he should return their negroe
now workiug on the fortidcations OF 81
Vannah4 1t is his sincere and earnest de
sire to do 80, but he thinks 1t an injue
,ice to those who have sent their negroes y
his first call, that they should be compelled t:
bsar the whole burden aud hest OF tbs day
while others who are among the wealthiest Q
the land look calmly on the danger Of til
city and State, without contributing q sIngl
1aborer from their hundreds Of Eaousand
to their defense. Let those citizens who's
vital interests are at stake, and who hsv
done their share towards the common waa
compel these bacbslideEs. especially the ric
among them. to do their part as soon o
thoee who have not hitherto Contributed, au
send HIN sufficient number to I'LL the
pl1ces- He pledges them to send back
their masters the negroes rho are now 1
work. Until this Is done, necessity compe
him to 7et-in them.
Gov. Brown renews the call for negroes
complete the fortifcaricns arouud Saranns]
# they are not furnished promptly, they vi
be IMPRESSED.