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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

JACKSON, May S,-A gentleman from New Orleans
says that Banks has published order requiring al
registered enemies Of the United States to take the
oath of allegiance prepare to leave the Yankee line:
on the 10 of May.
The negroes disguised with Yankee freedom, and
prefer to be whipped by Confederate masters rather
than to he shot by Yankees.
The oath is far more binding, subjecting those
who take it to CONSUMPTION.
riot occurred at the Varieties Theatre few nights
ago. Ii. NJ. Summer struck Mrs. Baker, whilst acting
the stage, because she would not play Yankee au
Lhoress.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE BATTLES on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIL
ERN ACcobNTs-GENERAI HOOKER MUCH ~
PREssED-TELEGRA PHIC REPORTS PRon1BI-

IL
ERN ACCOUNTS GENERAL HOOKER MUCH -
PRESsED-TELEGR APHIC REPORTS PRonlBl-
TED.
JACKSON, May "a special despatch to the appeal
gives news from the Chicago Times of the 9th inst
Details sent by mail to New York represent the result
Of the great battles on the Rappabannock to have been
undecided.
The Cairo Ne,gs of the It'll published an extra, con-
taiung despatch from United States Ford, dated A
NJ, on the 9th which says An the trains have been
ordered back nothing on other side but infantry and
artillery The rain has deluged the roads, tearing up
tie corduroys sweeping away bridges and threatening
the pontoons The river rising The upper pontoons
have been taken to lengthen the lower ones.
After several hours of hard work they again pass
able and covered with bOughs to prevent the rebels from
crossing AT midnight the troops commenced their re-
treat 1t is understood that the troops will be over by
noon. 1t is hoped that the high water will prevent the
enemy from crossing in great numbers. Our wounded
are in the enemys hands A number of those wounded
in the Sundays battles are still unattended and the dead
remain unburied.
Gen Hooker is much depressed. After consultation,
a hasty return to camps was decided upon 1t is
now raining heavily and the river is rising rapidly.
FALMOUTH, 9Th 10 A. M.-Three bridges have been
destroyed between here and Aqua Creek. The river
has risen ten feet 1t is rumored that the enemys cav
airy have crossed above and advancing cautiously
NEW YORK, 7.-Nothng concerning war matters has
been telegraphed from Washington. The World says :
We learn by special messenger that great battle
fought on Tuesday. Hooker with his army was
driven back across the RappahannOck. Lee is being
heavily reinforced The last battle exceeds in slaughter
those of the previous day,
Nothing has been heard from Stoneman. 1t is i'm
possible to doubt that his force has been captured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

The LATE COLONEL GARSETT-The late Colonel J. S.
Garnett, whose funeral obseques were performed in
this city Saturday, was the son of Col Thomas -
Garrett, of WestmOreand sojournng in this city.
lie was a graduate Of the Virginia Military destitute,
nd entered the war, at early day, Captain of q
cavalry company, raised by HIMSELF among mis- neigh
bors BY mertOriOus conduct he had attained the rank
of Colonel, but he had been for sometime dischargng
the duties Of Bdgadier General in command of the
"S.ouewan Brigade" and fell while leading that famous
corps in charge in the great conflict of ChascelOrs
vile. lie was in the prime Of maturing manhood, and
had it pleased Providence to spare himr would have
risen high hOnOrs and broader sphere of usefulness
devoted wife and five or six children their home
bereavement
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bereavement.

Provisions FOR HE WoUNDED.-Our citizens have
once more responded to the call upon their humanity
in which shows that the old spirit of Virginia
hospitality has not been obliterated by the prevailing
pursuit Of peE We learn that in answer to the APP
peal for Wounded published in the city papers
few days ago. large quantity of provisions has been
sent to the depot of the Young Mems Christian Assoca
ion, and promptly forwarded by the energetic chair
Of the committed Thus have cur citizens alleyiaed
much suffering among our brave defenders, and dis
charged part Of the deep debt which we especially
owe them for their sacrifices in the cause of Southern
liberty and independence. More supplies are needed,
and we trust that citizens will not relax their efforts
20 contribute to the comfort of the soldiers There are
many more wounded yet in the neighbOrhOod of the
battle fields and provisions will be needed we learn
Tor few days longer The Citizens Ambulance Com
nittee in the field and hear are doing their Uor
nObly, and in manner which Las ELECTED praise from
all quarters
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FREpERIcKsDuRe, May 9th.

Another flag Of truce came over today, for the pur-
pose Of sending over number Of wounded left by the
enemy in our hands in this city. There exchange
Of wounded prisoners the object being to convey the
wounded Yankees the river according to the pro-
position yesterday OF Gen. Lee to Gen Hooker, prof
ering 10 release them.
The first reconnaissance with balloons since the late
engagements made this afternoon below town; and
to night the signal hight displayed several miles up
the river Tie enemy to fear the following up Of
GU, successes mediate the resumption of hostities
soon. 7.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

prIvates n. w. Seldom. and Thos w. Barksdae, killed
near Charlottesville, Tuesday and prvates j. w. Roy
al and G. T. Richardson wounded. The casualties in
the remaining companies are believed to be slight.
ms AMBULANCE coNMIITEE
The "Ctzens Ambulance Committee" Of Richmond
have visited the various depos along the read since the
battle and rendered invaluable assistance in the trans
pOrtatOn Of the wounded and mnsterng to their ne
cesstes. Y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

THE CoSFEDEsArE FLAG.-The following is the enact
ment of Congress establishing the Confederate flag:
The flag Of the Confederate States shall be as fol-
lows The field to be white, the length double the
width Of the fag with the union (now used as the
battle fag) TO be square of two thirds the width oil
the Tag, having the ground red thereon broad sal
tier, Of blue, bordered with white, aud embazoued
white mulles or FIVE pointed stars corresponding in
number to that of the Confederate States"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
BY KENT, PAINE 4 CO., AUcTs.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOoDs-AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, May 10, commencing at
" 10 O'clock vii sell without reserve large desirable
assortment Of
FRESH SPRING GOODS,
ocnsisting In part Of
500 ps. FancF and Black and White Prints,
200 Rich Lawns ard organdeB
200 Fancy DtL.ines ana Poplns,
30 Black Alpscsas.
20 Fine Black cloths and Dse-skins
81 I" Red and Grey Flinnes
10 ba'es ~ q sheeling',
25l 20 to 40 Spring stirts;
100 ps. English Bleach "a Shrncs,
100 dtz. Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
1000 " Inda Rubhsr Pocket Combs,
1000 &c Fine Horn and Dressing do.
0 packs Pins, ls3-rted,
100 doI. Fine Cutlery,
1O q" Brer Root ara Rosewood Pipes,
2jl reaus Note and Cap Pa er
$50 doz. Lad Pencils, Port Monaies,
Swiss Mouslns, SIX Vestisgs,'
ish Linens, Hat Or pes, Cashmeretts.
suspenders Buttons Needles, TJoth. Brushes
Hal -Pi 5, Lace Cuusins,
Gsunt ets Parasos Patent Threads
Spool Coto. 5, Toilet Soaps,
Cotton Hdkfs Neck-lies, Hosiery Gc.t
-AJs0-
A L1rVe Invoice OF Clothine-say
100 Pair Youths Black D0eskin Pant,
ms summer Coats vests and Points
Fancy flannel SHIFTS, Business Goats, &c.
ALSO
Mems Balmoral and High.cut Shoes,
Lad es' Buskins, slippers and Caters,
NJ MS aud Boys BrogAps, o. iliren's stoes,
Mom.n Morocco Boots N ms Cavalry do,
my9-tds KENT. PAINE CO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
RELIGI0rS CONYOCATIoNs.

Augusta, May S.-The Diocesan Council Of the Pro,
testan Episcopal Church is III session in this city. The
attendance is large.
The Southern Baptist Convention is also in session
here, embracing delegates from churches in all the
Southern States except Delaware There is large
number Of delegates present
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
AUCTION SALES.
IArTEr, ToLIrsoN a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LArIER, ToLLEsON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ME WILL SELL AT Our WAREHOUSE.
w No. o. PEARL sTREET, on TUEaDAY, MAY IL COM
mencing 10 ock the most attractive assortment Of FLOCK
AID GOODS We have yet ohred
Consisting in pat Of
DRY GOODS.
20. .So PCS Fancy Fancy, P saI.,,.. ...s,
200 " per Csmbric,
50 {" Fire Irish Linen,
amNncs, Jaeonetsfs Swiss and
Ninsook Muslin,
30 Pate n. Rich DTe Silks,
on pcs Lavela Cloth,
10 c Paris Nc EaTbqueS,
(" Freath Black Cloth,
50 Turkey Red Hdkfs,
20 {" Huokabrck Towels
Lawns, Ba eyes, Lace Nantes,
Stella sbawS Embroderss, &C.
SHOES AND HATS
coo pair Ladles and chldrenI Shoes,
200 Super Felt Hats,
CLOTHING.
100 Pr Blk DoesLin and Silk Mxd CAST Pants,
doz CASSIE. ere shIrts
100 Cotton and Wooden Shirts and Drawers
CUTLERY, NOTIONS AND STATIONERY,
80 doz Pocket Knives
20 White Cotton Hose,
rs Suspenders,
90 Linen Hdkts,
200 lbs Patent Thread,
1000 " Stoe ThrFCd,
2uO doc spool NoUOnp
200 pair Cotton Cards.
so ct Gro Agate and Bone Euttons,
leo packs EngI Mourning Pins,
1000 boxes II ar Pins,
1000 doz Vine Combs,
80 " Rubber Dressing Combs,
100 " Lead Peecils,
IA Ladies Hair Neti,
100 ReAms Cap and Letter Paper,
500 packs Playing Cards,
1000 Envel0l es,
Sale o'clock precisely Gods sold through
without limit
myS- LANIER, T0LLES0N CATLETT.
VIII be added 10 the above sale
1000 pair Ladies Lasting Caters,
800 ir Chldren's Shoes,
Sc dozen French Callskns,
100 doz . Felt Hats,
Tobacco Pouches,
100 sets Plated Knives and Forks
IO0los. Quick Silver,
IS kegs Alcohol,
So lbs. Balsam Copavia,
60 gross Toilet Soap,
LOO cans Concentrated I've.
LANIER, TOLLEs0N a oATLETT,
Apcioreers
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fSs-D.nrl year si2OO; month, $500; for less pc
+. o per month
FErELT year, $500; 6mOnths, $500.
"a year, $500; 6 months. $500
Stances 81 TIE risk Of the subscriber.
ETisns-n.ly enc square, Ines 500 an Insertion and
g each continuance 5snl-Reesly rEesky inasrtOas
Der square. weekly iaserl.o on $780,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FROlT FREpERICKsRURG.

/ DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF NARYE's
lIGHTS-FLAGS OF TRUCB-DISAPPOINT
sNT OF YANKEE SUTLERS-OUR NOBLE
pNEN, ETC.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

THE YANKEES DRIVEN FROM TUPEL0.
JACKSON, May s.-Gov. Petus has official information
that troops drove the Yankees from Tupelo and
held that town.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

RICHMOND CIRCUIT CoUEr.-In this court, Saturday,
Martha Marshall, indicted for rioting was tried and
convicted The jury assessed her fine at one dollar and
he court fixed the term Of her Imprisonment at six
hours In the case Of Anna EnrOugbty, the jury moi
agreeing on verdict were discharged, and the case
continued until the next term. Mrs Enroughty and
the witnesses were recognized to appear at that time
Mary Wasey was then tried The jury brought in q
verdict of guilty, and assessed her fne at twenty-five
dollars and the court sentenced her four hours i'm
orisOnment The court adjourned to this morning.
The eniency of the judge in regard to the terms Of
imprisonment in the above two cases was occasoned
by the fact that each of the women have small children
At home who sick, and if denied their mothers at.
tendence would suffer- and probably die.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

INFANTRY SWORD ExERCIsE.-We have received a
copy Of PardigOns infantry sword exercise Gate ed-
ton) from the publisher, Mr. J. W. Randolph The
Instructions are illustrated by various woodcuts This
little work is commended to all officers who aim at pro-
6cieney in handling their swords
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

GEN. VAN dorm KILLED BY DR.. PETERS
TULLAHONA, May THE following was received to-
day, dated Columbia, 18th:
To the Pr0rost Marsha! General Van Dorm wa
murdered by Dr. Peters. Dr. p is about six feet high
dark complexion dark, iron gray hair, black eyes,
whiskers on chin, a little gray. Arrest him.
Signed JONI S. WBrTEF1ELD,
Provost Marshal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

AMURENESrs.-At the Theatre, tonight, Werner
and loan of Lover" viii be presented, with good
cast in each.
At Tie Varieties, "Miss Ella Wren" is announced for
tonight, in the play of "Evadne." She has just re-
turned from a successful Southern tour
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FEIDAY NlGHr, Nay Sth.
ling Of the locomotive

4AlnAA NAalil, nay otu
save tLe occasional whisting Of the locomotive on
tae Aqua Creek railroad al remains perfectly quiet
'da other sle Of the river There were two flags of
truce today both from his side the latter Of which Is
5leved 90 have been partly in relation TO the exchange
o. prisoners in our hands here. learn that Cen Hook
or has aen;ed and the proposed exchange viii be made
tomorrow morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
LINWOOD HOUSES.

OVER ROBINSON, ADAAS Dc co,
9rH sIREfT, mcHNosD, VIRGINIA
THOSE seeking a pleasant, quiet location,
4 vii please cali Charges moderate Pare ond.
WI. 4. WRIS-T,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

vIcKsBURG, May S.-Al quiet to-day along the lines.
The enemy are reported to be using the spade the
other side of Big Black The Yankees are said to be
occupying Utica, in Kinds county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

GC0TCH SNUFF AND SMOKING ICr
- Qo;..Ihe unaerlignej, rangiaetrrcr q fe
braid Of fmoking Tobacco (Biiy Bovlers Grand I t.
nebago, and IlcphEutl has enlarged BIS cspsctg
turing and sifedto lis busnesg, Tho ctpr 80
quality ofscJtch Suuf which &c Is p-ytr1-ii o
customers, anJ re ttade generally, 90 vioksfr .f A
Factory CO per Of gth and Jeokson E,Ttr.g, Lyrchtr
cctS en- 8. r r
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= ENERAL COMMIsSION HOUSE

q 81 SlaIp lr.e,'
LgNCucUHC, v.--''7.
VIII buy ard sell on commissions Lest, Nangi Isl AMI
lng Tobacco, Whcat, Ilonr Corn Cotton t4t-cs s..
rything kept In General Commission Hosss.
Net proceeds o. sale promptly rendered.
We refer % The hu1ucD usn 81 Lyrcht -rg rereT,'T.
Aaff y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
IASEEE 5UTLERs ~ TREOERIcksBUR0.

- certain we're the Yankees Of Permanently occupy
ms tis place. after their shOrtved and dscreditable
vcory o. hayes Heights and thai the rebel army would
there be defeated, and Hooker advance unopposed son
10 chmond,' hat their suter with visions OF immense
se and large profits in the future made haste to look
around for suitable tenements in which they no doubt
txD, cled 10 derive a splendid business
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

In regard 10 depredatons on property, it is due
70 tie officers to say that provost guard was es-
tabshed for the purpose Of guarding IT, especially to
prevent entrance into private houses; and any ourages
committed we're perpelrated stellthly and uuau-
thor zed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FROM vICKSBURG.

VIcKsDUEG, May 7.-Nothing new from front to-day.
The enemy have made no movement 1t is reported
about Cayuga that the Yankee cavalry crossed Hanke
sons Ferry Tuesday night, and captured Mr.. Owen and
son, planters, aud recrossed Big Black again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
me LADIEs oF FREDEsIcKscURo.

The noble and patriotic women Of Fredericksburg,
who remained in town while the storm OF battle ragged
the heights above them have been untrng in their
tentions 70 the wounded and ike ministeriog angels
may be daily visiting the hospitals with creature
comforts for the sufferers and exhibiting other evidences
Of their sympathy. With the women Of the South gem
orally nay they be rewarded in eternity for their
tryuon viii be able 70 render an adequate return
whio tine lasts This morning. private soldier, num-
berei among the unknown and unrecorded dead" was
5cr1e his 6al resting place on litter, with beau
tfllVseath OF flowers placed upon the coffin.
ADDICTION OF CITIZENS
Xr John f. Scott one Of the Oldest and most respec-
table ciiz Of this city is prisoner in the hands of
the enemy. He has been missing since Saturday when
be went up 70 our lines while the battle was progressing
near Charlottesville, having and nephews in the
tight lie supposed TO have been killed but bis dis
trssed family found a Of relief in learning that
he vas eapiured which was confirmed BY an officer who
responded to the flag Of truce this morning. and who
knew bin well Il is reported that the Yankees also
carried with them citizen and young lady residing
near Chancelorsyile.
The RIcINOND H0EnZEEs.
Among the batteries that prominently participated in
The late battle we're the Richmond HoEtzeFs,p Captain
Mccarthy. The casualties in the first Company are
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AUCTION SALES.
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SB-spectators will be admitted but not allowed to
skate cents each admission.
Tickets NOT Transferable All Tickets viii bo sold
and all persons admitted subject to the printed reg
uAtiOns aud such other rules the Proprietor may,
from time to time see &c 70 adopt
BaB- NO SKATING ON SUNDAYS. ~
When the Ice Is in good condition for Ska
ting there will be shown from the nag stan
n the Park, FLAG in the day time and
HRED LIGHT at Night.
CE-Ticketg can be procured ct the once Of J. 8.
Stone (oTer the Merchants Bank, or Of Ohag. EuT-
man Superintendent Ht the Ol1ee Of the Park nom
O'Clock In the morning till IN the syenIng.
OHAs. FuHEzAN. supt. deei7s9
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aIisceIlaneous Item..

Why is an owl in the daytime like tn,
President? Because he's always blinkin
The Petersburg Express boasts that 8
rebel sharp-shooter, named Jay, shot foul
Yankees In one skirmish. He must be a
pOppin Jay.
The Rev. DR.. Bellows, of New York, de-
hyered eulOgy upon the Southern people
ieW nights ago. 1t was quite a big puff
Tor only a middling-sized Bellows.
Qtho, the fugitive king of Greece. bag
ged over million Of dollars before he Ieft
hla kingdom, and has the spondulios safe
In English three per cents.
The Rev. Mr.. Hagar, who was assaulted
IN his study at Chicago, recently, and a
dishonorable confession forced from him
ia to have an ecclesiastical trial.
Supplies are being sent forward to GEN.
efsl hosecrans' army, as follows. l5O OO0
pairs Of drawers, 100000 shirts. l50
pairs Of stockings and 5000 pairs of in
fantry trowsers.
General Blunt and General Van Ant
Werp, Of the Army Of the Frontier az arrived
IN st: Louis on Thursday night. General
Blunt Is In admirable condition, and is
~~~eg ASA 1ANAu6E campaign.
Commodore Mutt will act as proomsmsn
ct the wedding Of his friend, Tom Thumb
and the bridesmaid will be a little sistar
of the BRIDE young lady quite as mi
nute snd pretty as the future Mrs. Thumb.
Pennsylvania's quota Of the United
States direct tax, under the act of Con-
gress Of August s, 1852. Wa 81. .e46. .7Ie ga
and she has paid It all up. brave old oirl
except q. trifAa NJ San0 Onn
A relic Of the past has come to light in
9UstUui illustrative Of the depreciation in
Continental currency. It Is a recent
taken by Governor John Hancock. in
l7e8, showing that he paid $50 for two
packs Of playing Cards, to be used at
party.
The Syracuse Courier (Copperhead) calls
the recent reign Of terror, which disgraeed
the New York Assembly, q funny scene
These Copperheads have a curious idea Of
Two attorneys got into some fstieuffs in
the Superior Court of Chicago, some days
since, and, after puHaEslling each other, to
their mutual satisfaction, were each fined
500 for "eontempt Of Court
NFc04 - EEAucl5 IRAN announces that he
intends to 90 to Murfreesboro and get ex-
changed as rebel, in order that be may
reach Richmond and settle up the war
With JEFF. Davis. Probably on his arrival
ct Murfreesboro, General Rosecrans viii
order him sent to the lunatic asylum at
Nashville. 775F
The French take an increasing
in our national affairs. tt :, interest
which is the official par -es Moniteur,
1shed detailed scen- yer, not only pub
fredericksburg, ant Of the battle Of
topographies' Jut accompanied it with
tme ths' a plan Of the ground, the irst
y .one ever appeared in that paper.
-r. Simeon E. Howard, Of Burlington,
Vermont, has complete files Of New York
papers, running back from the present
time to the year 1922, the dste Of his com
mencing business. He has also files Of the
Burlington Free Press and Sentinel back
to the same date, and Of the Burlington
Times from the date Of its first publication
The gross bulk Of the newspapers, thui
Bayed, amounts now to sbont fs70 cords. u