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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

CRY COUNCIL.

Board of Aldermen--M. NJ Brien, President J. Z.
Newman, O. A. J. Nayheld, H.G. seovol. VIM 3. Cheat
ham, J. c Smith, NJ. G. L. Claiborne and Jas Robb.
Common Co,ucil--w. l.. Jones' President; william
Roberts, t. Ynrbrough, WIN. Driver, VIM stewart,
Louis Hough W Mullins, James Turner, G n south
gate, A. J. Cole, Jas Davis Andrew Anderson, }. b.
Knowles, and John Gready.
srANnNG COMMITTEES OF TIE CITY COUNCIL.
Flnanoe-Knowlcs, scovel and Cole.
Water Worts-Anderson, Smith aud Claiborne.
saeeis -larbroueh Turner, southgate Davis, Breu,
MayaelS. Chraihaa and Claiborne.
WharJ-Newman, Stewart aud ruruer
HosphaE--Jones, Mayfeld and Sloan.
SoLools--ChealSam, May Geld ana Knowles
Firs Depaiiment~C Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas--Driyer CheathSm and Davis.
Ceueiery--smth, Stewart and Newman.
Market Hou.e--R Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
Sldres--Hough, Claiborne aud Davis.
Police-cheatham Brien aud Anderson
Springs-Hough, Claiborne and Briee,
WorkAouse-Cheatham Mayneld and Kaowles.
Improvements and ErPeadtTes-coc, scoyeI and
Cready. "
Pnbic Property --Brien, Cheatham aud Turner.
Pest Honse-Mayaeld, Jones and Roberts.
as- The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
uext preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-23

l0lN HUGH SMITH, Aagor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Bscordef. I-.
JOHN CHUMBIRY, Marshal, r-.
Deputy Marslol,--w. n Wilkinson, 4. G Tucker,
and James A. steele.
Clrrfs effte MartH-Iohn Chumbluy, ~ e9cio. irsi
joe /. Ryan, aecoud and John Reidiot third
Tar Assetor--Wiiam Driver
Repenus C5liscior--A. b. Shaukland
Water Tar oollscior--E p Garrett
9Ssaerer--R Henry. l|
Wharf Maasr--Thomaa feale
superiniendent ef as Worilorns--J. q. Odd.
Superintendent Of ne Water Worts--Jamcs Wyatt
chief Of ihe Fire Experimentation NJ. seabury.
Serion Of he Ceneteg-T n. Mcbride.
Street Ouersser--J l.. Stewart
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NIGHT POLICE

Capiaii,--~John Baugh, ~
Eirst LieuteHant--Wm. Ysrbrough
Second Lieutcaant-John II. Davis.
POlicenen-wm. Jackson, John Caveudor, Mich Da
Wis, Joel Phips, VIM. Baker John Cottrell, william
Mayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Puckett,
Robert soott ". c. Francis, Thomas Francis Andrew
Joyce David Yates, and Charles Huliu .-
os- Tue Police Court is opened every morning at
nine o'clock
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,
Northern MALL via Louisville arrives Daily, $50 NJ
leaves d" Tf5 an.
Columbia, via T X R.R. arrives $40 Pm.
leaves 6IOA.Df.
shelbyyille, via n. X O. R.R, arrives $50 r. NJ
leaves 1000 NJ
Lebanon, arrives 1900 NJ
leaves eco P NJ
Memphis Mail, leaves Daiyva Louisville and Cairo.
POsT.OFF1CEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty, Alexandria;
GordOnsYe, Smithylle,
Watertown, Jennings Fork.
TOST.OFFICES on LINE OF ~ & @. R.R--
Murfreesboro, Fostervlle,
Jordan's Valley, or shobyyire,
Christiana. Palmetto
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION mERCHANTS,
NO. 8 cOLLEGE STREET
New stock Just received and for sale
tow 90 close Qua COnsignmenIs.
2OO cps w. ooNNoR & BRO
IOO SpS ooNNoR BRO
Rn Coils ROPE, ros sale by
0O aps OoNNoR BRO.
40 bbis. Coal Oll., lor sale by
III sps ~ coNNoR BRO.
$50 's1.9 ss' '"oo1'' tor sale 'y 5yousop a ono. /
SO boxes SOAP, tor sale by oo,,,.,,, oao
20 boxes STARCH, Tor sale by 7
0O sps CoNNoR a BRO .
IL sPs 80 ' coNNoR a BRO
10 half chests TEA, Tor sale by ,,,,,,,o, NM
~ oadiGs TEA tor sale BY covyap /, ppo
IO boxes Yeast POWDERS, tor sale by
~ aps OONNok hHO.
OO casks SODA, for sale BY .......,
lOO aps C6NNoR q BRO
Ok boxes Star CANDLES, for sale by
Sc apS CONNoE 4 bto.
20 spS " coNNoR & CO.
IA cps '' '' ''' ooNNoR 3 BRO
I'D sps ''' " coNNoB BRO
"a ','5 s55 sA'N'E''.' for '''' '{ {cosyou BRO.
D ' aps s'""'N'' '0' '''0 '' coyNoR a BRO
. kim sHAD, Cor sale by
APPS uoNNoh@ h'o'
~ '' Sps '''' ''' '''' '' coNNoR 4 BRO
lO 'o'i aps "A'NA'''' lot SAFE 55SoNNoR BRO
A 0SPi SPs '''N''' '0' "'' 0' coNNoR BRO
nc boxes dried Herring, rlr sale by
10 APPS CONNOR & BRO
I q boxes Dried Sealed, for sale by
10 APPS CONNOR h BRO.
on kegs NAILS, for sale by
on ans CONNOR h BIO.
40 bbs Crushed Sugar, for sale by
ONJ APPS CjNNOR 8 BRO.
IsJ6 bags MEAi, Tor sale by
lkO aps CONNOR6 BRO.
IEOO bb,s FLOUR, for sale by
| ONJO ans CONNOR \ BRO
| ON casks HAMS for sale by
~ aps COMO A BRO.
OO casks SIDES ior sale by
~ APPS C0NNOR 4 BRO.
OOn Dbls une POTATOES, ior sale by
<OO apS CONNOR s. BRO,
| OO boxes fresh Garden sEED, for sisa by
~ APPS CONNOR a BRO.
| = bbls Onion sErs, for sale by
| = aps OONNoR BRO
40 tierces Cauvassed HAMS with q large lot OF al
~ sorts OF Goods, which we viii close out low "A
aps b II, CoNNoR 4 BRO,
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HEADQuAnrrRs DEPT NoRrHERS VA.,l
July 21.
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aabiNsou Countg 9irtttorg.


IfffI IU1JgEI,
louN HUGH SMITH, Aagor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

NJ. Charles BroHp, Of AlosmaIls SOul y Va, in a
noe 70 the sdior CT this papsr, HsSss tho folio wing
st4IsnelL Possibly some learned philosopher o. tbs
region eln furnish 4 solution
On Thursday, the sch O,!ooer, While under a shed
spsn to the South, I heard a very hsay eIPlo ion, re
ssnOing a heavy SIND Ols. Fas sOlld appeared 70 ne
q Do NOrthsArd, As it did 70 al With Shon I have con.
Vsrssd about il.
John D. ROlss informs ne be vas viking on a ridge
where be could see the Blue R igs near the JUNCTION O..
tie county lEsI Of Alosnlrls, Green and RNkilghAn
when the sound srssk hs ear, nj negro mao some
eighty yards before HIN. A. the sound the 1eg-o sop
Pc Aad pointed in the disse@Oa vhenes il ca ne aud
said lock at the Gre n the air" h.. BOD 8 sI,s there
US 4 dull blusish 4 .ns apparently 50 or 100 feet above
the mSultAin abol; the diree.Ol Of the jauc i'm Of the
o1uay lines allowed alm1i, Ous whether dire:ly over 4!
o. 10. be could not cav.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

ViksniA HETHoDIsI CoxJEEIkcI.Aln the body on
"wednesday, the R '. hs Proctor stated that nearly
nine theusard dolArs bad been cOll;etd for the Tract
Society, during the pas. year, within the bosnds Of the
Coofsreres. The following eff ,ss Of III, Book and
Tract Society, for the ensuing year, we're elected Pre-
sideut, Rsv. J. D. Black~tl; Vice President, D P.
Wilt; Secretary, Rev. Paul Whitehead; Treasurer, j.
B. Morton. o. motion Of Rev. J. Edwards, 1. was
Resolved, That in view Of the disturbed condition Of
the country, and the dGorgan I'D ttite Of many Of the
circuits and stations Of the Confer ace, that the Bishop
De II qass;ed TO give tor the following year merely nom.
inAl appointments 10 all those preSchers whose circum.
s.Arsss vii admit Of such appointments.
RESOLVED, IRA; this Conferercs memoriliz, the Gen
erAl Conference to have a chapter or chapters prepared
By a OOumttee on the SAcfamenis Of the Church, to be
inserted in a c4techism for the instruction of the Sabbath
schools, and that the delegates from this Conference bs
instructed to bring the suit Ct up a. the next session Of
toe General Co ltererce.
Resolved, That ,fe Fridays Of ala future sessions Of
the Conference be pG As 4 day Of fasting and prayer,
Ard that the nigh 9 be st . part - . Sac anenIal and
love feast o~tSAIor.
Va motion OF K '. 4. u. Paterson, il was
Resolved, That this Conference memorials 70 the next
General Conference, TO pass s Law iOrOi6dDg any Qnr-
ts-ly Conference granting . Icente TO any ~spplicAn. for
= local preachers tiseDss uAo has been refused such L.
c ,nse on any cru Or staff q on which he has lived il
TOE apol cation for suon licsnss b made within EI months
Alter his refusal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

AusUsrA CoUSIT Irsns -0u Monday last the court
Of Augusta ctuay, w., apprOpr .ted $50 .OCO more fol
he support OF the f.milis Of soldiers from tia, county
This makes the han ison1 Ian OF SlOO. 600 which Au.
sus.s hs thls far app Opriatsd for stii l.udabls pu'
pose.-rhe SnuntOa Spectator says:
o. rhuasd.y noraing las, the 2O.h inst Q sbor. time
before day, n SAMUEL H Steele, Wills: lab Di & uud, 7
an Aberrs iou CT niud, With = sho, gun ki led his beet
fiead, n. Schuyler Tnbble, in his NE. ssslss) louise
10 the . e g5bOFhood Of Fsh'rVlle, ia this cJu' ~.
D. fddiy ls', the 2lst ms, Sergeant lanes II
SIO:her, Of Winchester. a member Of the P.oVost Mar
.hais Guard, OF this plse, accidentally shot himself With
a pistol H. died on tbs evening Of tbs day on which
tie Gcsidert occurred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
TELEGRAPHlC.
ELECTION OF SENATOR, &c.

RALIGH, N. O., Nov. 27.-Hon. W. A. Graham wa
70 day elected COlfeiMA:s stste' Senator in place Of
Hrn. George DAVIS, whose term expires OF the oh Of
March. Mr.. Graham vas the Conservative nominee.
Toe 5 nate branch Of the committee to coufer With
the President, in rsla'ioR to our coast defsnces is Eli
W Hal, o! New Hanover and De. n. ,. Arendell, Of CT.
t,relt. The House branch is composed OF n. 2 Wsd.
d,I, Of Chatham, and Judge PanOn, of New 9MoVer.
Taey LET. for K chnoud tbs ~sftsrnoou.
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Aha War Movements.


AFIirs At FredCrisksba'g remain peri c y quiet, and
there Il at present no prespse. CT . 6ghs in shat inueii-
as ~vicility. We learn from GIdonsvile thA. Burnside
Il behaved 70 be moving up the RAppAh1nroek again, IS
some Of bis forces have gone eighteen miles IN the d
rseaon Of War,elton Junction. A gen lsnhn Who LEI.
fredericksburg on Wednesday, informs US that the PICK.
es Of the hostile armies have resumed the PAetce o
ooavsrsinS with elcS Other across the river, iudilsins
in a variety Of sarcastic remarks. There Is not = leGsls
in the plsce, and our informant says that 4 days 20
j,uru there is enough to drive = man TO the verge CT
suicide Ia Log cabin, = few niles from town, twenty
sEs ladies' are temporarily quArtsrsd, and all appear
ehssrta And eontsnied.
A report is in circulation that q cavalry skirmish, r.
suling in a defeat Of tbs enemy, toOh place between
kAlassls and CentrsVils on Monday last, but it lSks
~eon6rmldon.
Ga the 20 Of November, Captain Fizhugh, With a
So lad Of eleven msu, charged upon a company Of YGi-
kss ia Matthews cOua'H Virginia, and pc: them to
q Sht, capturing 6Ss o, them, including a Second Lieu
tenant OF The llh Maine regiment named y 4. John
dol. CapA ain T.. arrived here with his prisoners las,
evening. Il sppsars that the enemy are in the habit Of
lA1iirg in Madness for tie purp,se.O OF commit g Gel
~redli1ns, bat possibly this l,ds sahr may M ks them
more Caution.
We hear nothing more of the rumored movement, Of
toe Yankees beloS Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
FLn.rpL-A ls,.sr fIon N,rnanlrils. Florlia, %

FLoErDA.-A letter from NsEnanYTils, Florida, 10
der date Of tho l7:i instlnL slys;
may mention for the information OF your rSaier'
that great cor6 I'D sues i fe, in the success Of our oluse
BIZ the people Of this sec ion Of Florida. The supply Of
~provisious is abundant and th3 salt works Oh tho
|eoat are sufficient for the wants OF the people. Ths
onlT eIase Of comyhin, Is the scarcity Of The articles
Rsu rally for wearing apparel but even Ia ID 8 respect
We eG4 MIKE out very vel. No fslrs a. yet are enter
!. tAlnsd Of q visit BY the enemy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

VERY IL a. aND ADns"s BLY WELL
located brick tiseiIinA ON the West-Iine
OF 9Th street, adjoining the second BapIIst
church, for sale at . uctioR At the requen : Mr
Sra ol,y Va e. &c thAl sell. al rubhc Auction, on the premises.
the large a ada irsby " ~ Gated OH Z owELLIHG. loest, a
a. a owe, n " in e oec ipAnc, n Nj y ancis J. sarnea. The
Houte con q rs 70 Room ), beside' Brick sitchtn with 4 Room.
hs IMPLIED wt gas, water closets, and IL 10 peric. order In
every respect, nd t withal q hIt cl ,s dwelling.
JkEMs -Cne fh'rd Cash, ball nee at | and9 yezrs, for negotiable
notes interest added, Uhe ,.me payable hal yesriyJ seured by
q trut deed, or all cAsI a. the optnn Of the purchaser
no72 GODDIN a App RsCN Au,,.
p. s.-A'tach,d TO the foregoing premises /, . spring OF mos,
delightful Water, With 4 hArdsone covering TO the nme.
no24 "a
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IrxRCUTRIX,ss OF vALUSRLBFARM
BY eoDDIN 4 LPprRsoN, AuctI

TX Pa Rm OF 500 .BS IN HAN.
over cHanty on the ~thickahOminy. niae
miles from HIchsIond and Oue miIs from AZ
lee staIos , for sale NJ auction, toR ether with
all tho personal effects thereon, and rental
of another n0e farm at = tle,'s tauion, and
sale OF all The crops, stock, &c g. a. ereon.-At
{ c request Of VI Archiba d y. IlmberIske. (vho has LIST most
n HE SLAVES by the army OF i.vas on, AM " oe feeble health
DIT .yents his personal Att.ut on 10 bu.in, saO w.Ih II Tell a, pub
| c auction on the premises, n NJ NDAf, the 18th recemper,
1854, at 10 o'clock A. NJ fair, II not, the hnt fair day thereaf.
which 40 a 9 he loE grounds, the remainder Is htgN lend Of On
gu ilty There "a On the place q hn- orchard Of choice fruit -
rhe bulldingI are conf rtahle aud suitable for the farm. This
arm aHjoips The land Of Mr.. vann 8 Valentine. Jr aud Is Justly
regarded A. one amongst the hes oa the OhickAhominy.
Ar.r the . lie Of tbs farm, al the crops of Hay, ,toek &c
thereon vii be sold.
And abobtl o clock Of the same day, n HE prenI e., We shall
reui out Al auction, Tor one year. that nost ere .iltn. farm at A.
lees Station, or which Mr.. Timberlaks now re,ides AMI at the
same tine and place, We VII sell ali the crops OF corn. oats,
hsv, farming implements, cattle, hogs, hNses, she, p, some nne
colts, and many OF e Ariel - too numerous 70 mention
Terms LIBERAL and made known at the hour Of sale.
60DDlN 4 APPE2soN,
nnv qb Anrtior.a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

FEENoSr-I. havi1g boea iaely arnolnoed in some
NJ,shsrl papers tha, Gia'rd Fr,mou; had been or ~Is
@ b, Gsigued 10 the clmmInd - the iefsaeN a. wash
|iag:Ou, tSs New York Evening Pos; ~Tu5h,bel a special
dsspltch which says ih,se Is no. a particle Of truth 10
the Story, tha. his friends hays not urgsi LineOla TO give
bin the command ALLUDED T., AMI tia; i ia believed that
gesmont himself doe not desire sucl an appointment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

: DEArHs II THH ARHr ", As p,uel 10 hI-n that
G rnsral BsinIn, Of Melville. and f., s,us tine II com
and a, Fort Henry, on the rsunss' e river, died in
Jsksol, Mss, on n, l5i iasan.. General 4 i'm n
We a Prusisn By bir.a, and I NOS: Accoup'5iad AID
skTlfal oEss. We IsI-n, al5a TIA. 4 r Nose, Il
Cen. TlgamAn's SAD. dropped dsld sullslly a. Able.
| viii, hiss. a lev dIys sirol.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

Nav PUBLICATION w have rscaiVsi from tho st
thor, an ofiesr o. The Confederate States army, a cJTy
o. a Htls work ofsiKiy-folr pages. entitled Experience
ol Confederate States Prisoner" l. details in TIE
form Of a jIurnl the writer's observations 10 F.r. D IA
uarr, and elseuhere, aud from the g'aGce Ee have given
t We should jldge it 10 BE- an entertaining book. Pub
'hJhed by West L Johnston.
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TRUsTyE's sAIE OF vALU.aLE BRuoi

TYR Es SAL T. OF VALUsBLE BRICK
Il Dwelling, on tue East line OF 5th, between
Carr and Canal streets.-At th- req est Of q c Iu,tse
o. MRS 40 = hhL we ,nah s.H, AZ pasns .astlon, on 'h'Tr.
oe och, p. H., The large brick dweIing, ! Gated a, above, q H.
ing the residence Of Mr.. John Freeand, ard nos occupied by M.
George N. Savage, At the reatAl Of $500 per AMMAN. The LOT has
q hont of80 eet, and a depth Of 1880 feet 10 40 alley
The dwsl ng contains nine room, and I DOW In good order, -
The workmanship equal to almost any other tensment In Rich.
mord.
TEENs.-0ue third cash balance At 6 and 70 month";, for nsgo.
liable notes, interest adlrd, secured BY Q trust deed, or all cash
al the option Of the purchaser.
no2S ids nnnnIN 4 lppsQSON. An n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
RICHMOND WING.
Il. FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. as. Issa.

rnzs. -oAny - per snsaa; IS for sin months Aad o. per
month tor a shorter period.
ssmAusslly Is per anauH; E for hI aOslhi, and rs s'nH per
month tor . shorter period.
Weekly IS per Annun, - for EH month";. Seat for no shorter
period. PAynsnt In al cases In advance
ADMINISTRATOR aQaArs Of 6 lines IS eslh fer Ant Insertion
Is ssals per sqaArs for sAeh sonuuaansa. WsShy lassrnenSf 70
esln per square.
RsmItlAnees nay Be aaAs a. us rhR 81 tAs huSIsAniI
Al sasss uhers evidence Is taken on shs dsPOsil Of . lsaSr In ~
Posi OAcs containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

REssSArIoS or Coz D. X. KcRAs Col Ds1csn K.
heRAe, Of N5r,h Carolina, h1 resigned hs commits u
n the army, bssIlse, IS 10 says In Alst:e- - GIV,snor
Fl1ss be can no lO7g'r, consistently ui:h ais ssls~o
digaiy and selErefpee, serve the Government Cf Il e
Cafe lsrA,e States. Tas reason Tor MS SEP il q, fire.
q rsns promotion Ofjallor on ,'r, oVss hin. H,cTr
his sirVicss to the S ats OtN1ri CTIlnL ia any cap,
etJ Were they cA1 b, made ~GV.llbls.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
Iflin IN Tennessee.

P'om Middle Tsnlssses, up % Sa;lrlly nigh. last
tlre -Ai no iaseli gence which iaiSltei an oaSAsd
movement Of either pT:y. RIus5sAl is in command al
NshVle. Ashs il DO asii ard ulpriaeip'ei, be l.
DO. likely tOdsl touisrly By GU people.
Immense subss:enes i being ools,:ed in kidils Ten.
ne Sc for oar solder, the armsrs uuiing With tbs ni.
iAry sith a cordially Aad Isll, Ehica Insure a 7pls sup.
plies during the Eil;sr.
General Bueknsr, se are told by the Nurhessboro'
Brtlsr, has g Ine 10 lie f'OEL. GJasrL Bsgz sa il
TAlAhouA Thursday and FdIly. G.nlrL hJrSn oc.
eapisi bis former cAVllry position. General F1grsst has
4 Odsf furlosgh, bis health requiring some re-: and Biz
nj d some relaxation from a long l~.boriOus campaign.
e,nsra's Cheailan and Breekinridgs arc not far from
knf,eSborO', and VII be hard from 10 case OF a 6sh,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

Proposition to upen the Navigation Of The Mississippi
Its stated that a prominent eIGzea OF Aempaiz, Ten.
has recently crossed the iaes o. bob armies, bsa.ieg q
proposition from ne FEDERAL commander in that CT y Co
L ~suscnlnt General Psnb 'rtOa, boxing to an uaoy :
s.sue.ei navigation Of the Mississippi by lie ~frvisa,iu,
and passenger boats OF toe enemy. TIE consideration
tsnisrsd for tiii privilege Is that the families Of Soul
sn msa in Memphis ars 10, TO be disturbed Oy the a,
tboriiss. rhs privileged boats are to b. dstiCgu shed
By a white Tag in the daytime and a Wbige igh. at nigh;
the WIr aud gOvsrnms1t vessels 70 cary ri sisu Ia The
fo-m,r are TO % N ijs'a.5,d-. e later 20 rul ne
chances Of VA. Toe Asnphs Appeal very properly
protests Agins; = moments confederation Of The prOpo
81, which, it is Understood, viii be laid before the al
taoiiss At Richmond speedily, in the evsll o! is r c
tin BY the niItIry EuShoris5 10 the Survives ~
have no terms . mike ~i.h tho enemy. eK,,2; ac,oI-
p,nied by an sCkloE.eigm ut o. Our independence, All
uail this Is secured We mus, 6gh, Oh ard s,G1 Or
Tais Is the spirit Of the PsoP's, WlO s1 as eo16lent
Of success, and a. ss,Ea eliAnl as hey we're a. the outset.
LSs the Authorities set secO'daugy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

ALABAMA SALT The salt niue in 0peEk', Aa.,
which rog appears to De ineIhAas.abls, vas &C lidentaIS
discovered by a gentleman shO broke = rock which b,
sGs udng in plsc, Of a hAmm,r. Tia rock had such .
beautiful erys.sl Esd appearance that he tasted it out o
curiosity, and to bic su-priss ioiud it to b, solid rocI
AIT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIsH. Nov. ~ 81: is ruuorea again to-day, that
the Yankee ~gunAoSts Gscended New R yer a few days
ago, add destroyed he TO IN Of Jacksonville, the couD.
y Eat Of OrsloU county. Is Ceur! House Ia said TO
b, DESTROYED amongst oher buildings.
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Wilmington, Nov. PA iss miles vest Of Flor
ence a raj. on the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
nrOka last night, throwing tie ladies Car off, killing two
"a lis and Woand ng some ten other passenger. The tn in
due a. . ms morning lai TO arrived at 9 this evening.
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500 HANDS
TIRE JEGAS IRON WORKS,
.n NJ O.tA NEa

TRI JkGA2 IR0N WORKS,
KcHHoSD, Nov 2s,h, ls62. I
WI Wish 70 hire for the ensuing year Five Hundred able be.
w lied 1eg-l mea, 10 be employed W US, a. "nr Blast Fur
nAoss, Ia BotetOurt oolnty, and At our Goa mines, o James River,
seventeen niles above this city.
a. Ou- WorD elerallS are r m)te from The nemy's lines, and
the NJ gtOes . = " ~ gdArdsd, re think Il grealy 10 the interest
oftNoss having hNn . Il dispose o. To HI e them 10 u.s.
1he re 7 esE he supp iel With the v.rs hest provisons,
shleh have 'lr~a y been seeu ed, and good c othing provided 70;
Ien = all seasons OF the year.
Thos, OF oh N ". have hands hi ~, Tor he present rear, will
pc Sc 1 firm Us Nhe her ve shA ret In 'hsse hands II the for.
o c 9 until they are retired, ran n l. to sb { point they shall
sHtarrej, a. some the oSn,rsu Ay nave changed their places
ore ilrcca
PAyn-Lis Er the Lire o. these hands will be made ether St
PArmvlle, ~LynchSurg HocEil,, or this city, annually or quarter.
y Al the opLou ~ lie oWne'
Patton. Al Cover nAle ParnA'e james l.. Patton, At GrAoe Pur.
nlee, This. JoriSn, Auu sp'lngs, IOhl n Jsmes)u, Lyu hhu-g
Real EolAdAT. PredelcNB Halt oulsa county, James Y. Poin.
& Iie-, FTuyn.s. o. the undersis med, a, N sc works.
Lo2S g. z avn panG 800
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hOarnERH IOURNA

~ Any person arriving nom Me SG,iS north ofne Po-
tomas, aad bringing Northern or European nsSS2Apeu, or any
pss,a In the city coming in possession Of Iueh iournAI, vii con-
fer flavor upon the editors Ofthe Nns By leaving or sending The
aans "a ths anes-
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AUCTION SALES.
By RoBIssos. AD.ss . 90, nc s

By ROBINSON. ADlss . 90, ,uo 8
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DAY GND', &c At lUCTI0s,
nN MONDAY, Deceub T lt, We ~h1 sell at ur auction store
" cen aeneny 10 &C OcF, = srge asIoitmert' 81
DRY GOODS, ~.
cor SlEing In part =
10 B.leI4 ~ Eur k Shifting,
d. IS OInAbnrgS. ID
b do 4 shifting.
5 do canton Pan e,
rs LbI B a L PAtslt Thread,
Case Or y . thr ets
90 De BiacS And Fancy Hats,
800 Pa 10 Cotton Yam, desirable Mes
Black and Y HE bose,
@ ape, Pins
Wrapping Paper, Shirts.
ALSO,
50 Bigiiho (Iortedl
10 do BlA, X Pc, per,
Together with . Ia g lot Of other goods to nunerous tn detail.
koBlNsON, ADAMS q Cd,
nov IS A1ctio7rsr..