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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

n@- The brief campaign of the Army
of the Potomac IS over. Having success
fully crossed the Rupidan, driven Lee
back upon the Orange and Alexandria
roaG, fought one brisk battle on our left
wing, and nearly used up their limited
supply Of ratious and forage, a aeouncil of
war was held, at which it was concluded
that return to the old camping ground
was dictated by every aspect of the case.
The main reasons for this course are these ::
Short rations and difficulty of bringing up
more; the enemy strongly intrenched in a
position which could not be carried in any
event withou: great loss; very cold wealth
er, making it certain that our wounded,
IN case of an assault, would suffer and die
by hundreds before they could be cared
Tor. These facts led to the order for
retreat There was no fghtiEg-not even
a skirmish and the entire army recrossed
the river with all its trains intact.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

EST> Congress met at Washington on
Monday, noon. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of
Indiana, the nominee of the Union caucus,
was ON the first ballot elected Speaker Of
rhe House. The vote was as follows -
Whole number OF votes 181 !; necessary to
a choice 80. Colfax l0l, Cox 42, Kin5
4, Mallory 10, Stcbbins s, Dawson L,
Blair 2, Styles l.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

rB- Gen. John G. Breckenridge is re-
ported killed in the late battle at Chatta-
nooga. 1t is to be hoped he has gone to
heaven.
p The President has been suddenly
taken quite i'll again.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IA Letters of Administration on the esia.0
of John HuDphreys, late of Cambria township
Cambria county, deceased, having been gran.
ed TO the subscribers, all persons indeoteu
said estate are requested TO come ior~a.. io.
and pay their respective accounts, ana tno. St
having claims against the estate VIII pIeSs,
them, properly authenticated FOR settie,as""
MRS. ELEANOR HUMPHREYS
ROWLAND J. HUMPHREYS.
Nov. II, l963-6t.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
In The subscriber would respectfully in-
form the public that he has bought out lh'
well-known establishment of Isaac Singer IL IL
the West Ward. Ebensburg, where be WIN
carry on the BLACKSMITHING business u
all its branches.
Confident in rendering entire satisfaction
he hopes for a share of patronage.
- WILLIAM GRAY.
Ebensburg, Nov 10 1868.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

E<y~ Blank Summons, Blank eupp :.
Blank Executions, Consta hle's keIu7D'i
for sale at this Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-29

Hair DyeI Hair Dye !-BATcHELOE's CFLE-
DRAFTED II DYE IS THE BEST IN Tue WORLD THE
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is periect-chanees Red, Rusty or
vrey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or Natural
6ropR, without injurng the hair or staining the skim
leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vita
ly frequently restoring its pristine color and recines
the I'll effects of bad DIVES. The Genuine is signed VIII
LIAM A. BATCHELOR, all others arc mere limitations
and should be avoided sold by all Druggists, &C Fac
torysl Barclay street, n. Y, Bachelors New Toilet
Crea m Tor Dressing the Hair Sold in Worceserby Geo
]. Harlow d&wly ie2d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-29

George ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNDERTAKEN
NY Coffin Warerooms at No. 80 Front tcOrner
of TrHmbUll). where always und large assert
ment Of all tine different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Baskets.
Plates Robes &c, furnished of the best material
attest patterns mch2S diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-29

WOrms--C0rbin's Worm Destroymg Syrup for Chill
dren ard Adults sac AMI efcacious. 1t not only
the but the of th r great increase,
and greatly improves the general beath Price Is
cents d&wlY augI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-29

A Card.-G ADAMS, having returned from the
West Indies will resume the charge of his Gallery at 39
Main street. Especial will be given in making
small pictures. such Cartes de Ysite Ambrotypes,
&c In the higher branches of the art Mr. A. arrange
ments such that he can have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this summer
artists Of eminent ability he confidently expects
the public viii sustain him in his enterprise to establish
gallery Worcester where first class work in Oil Pas
telle Ink Water Color, &c, be made equal to any
made by GUrney, Frederscks Brady. The pubic
invited to call AMI examine work by his artists,
and ud for themselves 70 those wanting pictures of
children he will kindness attention, and patience
deavor suit them Gallery 239 Main St, up but
fight Of stairs dit ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-29

Sir James CIarke's Female PIiIs.-This we'll
known medicine is no imposition, but sure and safe
remedy for female Difficulties and Distractions, from
any whatever, ant although powerful remedy,
they contain nothing hurtful to the constitution TO
married ladies il is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity For
fuH particulars, advertisement.
N B.Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorZed agent will ensure bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail sold by all druggists. d2m Ol9
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
ID. UNITED STA ES GOVERNMENT SALE
OF WOOL AT AUCTION. t- =
WIN be sold at publt auction on Wednesday October q
II os ook A. M at MAYORS Storohouse. Albany street
West Ninety fa containnR about two thousand hvt
hLld ed mis- Fiesce Wool Samples be seen at my
Office IS Nassau SIDE positive Terms cash Sale
BY Co opelA b. EATON, A. g. q. 3.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

eRlNDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
W Mdwife, No. 6Anity pacc-Ccuveniep rooms ere
F0'Isea Ior leosc about 70 reeoys nursInG
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
DANCING ACADEMIES.

D0DwORIHs DANCING CLAssrs N, rrrru
hs Menve nsw York Additional ciasses for chdrsn
day. ossoosr ~ aitP.n "e"e' on MON
~ II. RIVERS BRooKLyN DANCING XcXnVvv
VI No. B Schermerorn street. corner of ronv I.
fashionable dances taught In Of essons a.ss W.
Sre now forming Send tor Circular. 's'
I-1BRREROs DANCING ACADEMY, i6i rIFrU AVE-
aue Circulars may be hsd at the Academy oy at A
1ANntNs, los Fifth avenue and st J. r. TIERS drug
0tore lb7 fifh avenue.
n ap <RTH9'e PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
81. 2p2 Four, avenue, near Twcnv.thrd street Casses
Semen - a.~,a. v. " Private essona given every day
az clssses forwsn =, Nours TO suit payona ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

c, HERMAN AND CO. AUCTIoNEERs-sELL WE'D.
-. nesday October a. at D O'Clock, at l3 Bowery large
lot OF imported and domestic Liquors Wines, Champagne
&c, viz
IS iarrcls old Kentucky Bourbon whiskey, 50 ~ u aud
x Pires Pale and Dark Brnndes, choice brands.
I6 pipes aud barrels and Dock Gin.
- casks Rum, Port and Sherry Wine; also
IS baskets and Champagne La Perle, Green Seal
&c
100 cases London Jockey club Gin. Also choice
lot of liquors In casks. and demil Johns
Also large lot empty Casks and Boxes TIE liquors
from nrs class house. sale positive, without
serve, for cash
For other Auction Sales SEQ another
part OF the paper.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

N and Asrologst in this city gives lucky number
speedy marriages. Let not the public be deceived BY those
you wish the truth call Madame RAY City references
10 be nj ber oce 200 Seventh twenty
seventh street. Ladies' Is cents gentlemen b cents.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

THE BEAUTIFUL MADAME DE CORA, THE FIRST
established aatroiogs, this city be consulted 81
50 West Thirty sixth street the past and
Ladies' not admitted Hours from ten 20 ten.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
MATRIMONIAL.


YOUNG RUSSIAN SETTLED IN THIS COUNTRY
n year since desires TO form the acquaintance OF
young lady, with view 70 marimony. Wealth object.
bu respectabty strictlyequested Address, stating
and connections, and whether objection occasional
trips to Europe. H. seb Boz tlss Post oacc
YOUNG MAN FROM THE SOUTH DESIRES TO
n form the acquaintance OF young Lady, with TO
matrmony; wealth object Address with carte de vi
k for the days stating whether objection TO
OCCASIONAL trips to Europe J M L., Herald once
HNATRIMoNIAL.-A CIRCULAR ADDRESSED IN
lI confidence 20 those who married and those who
about be married, will be sent In sealed envelope
free, receipt OF stamp 10 posage by r. q. WAT
eON. publisher. New York
HIArRIMoNrAL-A GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL DIS.
Ul covory-important and suffer
Ing prevented In accordance with science
morals and health and happiness guaranteed Call
address MYERS PHELPS, room Is Cooper Institute.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rF YOU WANT TO KNOW
IL what children should eat, read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for curious people, and good book for every
one csn,en tables free At the Rrncps nsvspaPsr de-
reet OF the author Dr. 3. y. FO0rE $50 Broadway
New York.
TEBoS TON ron NOVEMBER, IN FRENCH AND
English gives three valuable patterns. monks hood,
Al seeve and diagram Of the pre,test cloak OF
W a. a. means get copy Subscription ono year,
Can bc had OF the Importer. O. r. TAYLOR <Oy Broad.
way y. p ana OF news dealers everywhere.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

N private family she has OBJ jecon klichcn
frsi washer and ironer, un rsands bakitg
fscty and can come her last sna
ton wherr ah~ been employed for the years
Applv Al ~ ls1snfie 81. ~ nth brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
MUSICAL,

A y ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS. wIrH oyERsTRvNd
~ 1sss ana ali tie modern imnr0sentns val oe sd low
W casn enslomers Inquire Of II. HARDMAN Agnt, tis
anu 10 Anniy street
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

6hawls &c By OF Jonn Lynch 20 tranu street.
CCRANrON COAL AT AUCTION.-OFFICE OF THE
- Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany William street New York October Is. 1888. This
Company will hold their ninth regular monthly auction,
Wednesday rs 1865 O'Clock at the rooms
now Merchants Exchange Nos 26 and % Ex-
change place. of William street, which time they
viii offer, hy Simeon Draper. Auctioneer, Twenty five
Thousand Tons fresh mined scranton Coal embracing all
Che usual sizes and deliverable at their depot Ezabethpor
n j.. after the lst Of November next They will repeat
auction sales about the 10th Of each month dur
ine the year 1858 The sale viii be postye Each lot put
up VIII be sold the highest bidder, bids In form
being made Of behalf OF the
Company Fifty cents ton, in bankabe funds TO be
the time of saie and the balance In like
receiving The order for the COAL which must be
called within ten days thereafter and the coal taken
thirty from the day OF sale unless nav
obstructed Buyers who wish, however have
additional thirty days for taking the delivery OF their
purchases making further deposit of Atty cents
ton within the days above specified Interest at per
cent per will such be charged the balance
from time stipulated for payment until paid; and
five cents ton to cover the expense OF stocking
the coaboth to be paid on delivery Of order The other
conditions sale viii be substantially those hitherto
ccped by all purchasers y private contract OF coal deliver
delivered direct from the cars on their arrival from the
mines when Observation-Disclosures from the stock These
conditions will be modified TO meet the wants Of
steamers whose arrival cannot be definitely hred
JOHN BRISnIN, President.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
WHo WOULD M s9r 90 70 o. xAE.yvEIE = sSEyyTs, ~

w Mss ELLINUTON,
renowned Rnesh Prophecies universally scknowedsed the
best all Arooeiss who guarantees 10 10 those
Who consult health, wealth happneas
impart 70 them Information Of the utmost importance
relative lawsuits absent friends
shp marriage, hidden enemies and roubes
fact of AL aAirs of life Brave soldiers, learn doom
ar rory death N prosperity
fslcy you'll not delay % visit Or address ny letter this
orposiie Eighth Miss IL the only person this
city The genuine Roman ARABIAN taisans
love good business anars-warranted for nfc
Lushy rven alec highly respectable citx refe
hands reclaimed
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

OOS CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD ELEVEN
I.CCO teeth extracted without pain by Dr. J. JAY VII
LERS. 1855 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway,
cheerfuly insert this recommendation to those suffer
ing from toothache. MARCUS HARRISON Caldwell, N j.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27
SKIRNISHING ON TIE RAPIDAN-THE ENEMY
REPORTED ADVANCING.

OaASGI @. a., Nov. 26. - A Confederate scouting
party under Lieut.. Duncan, of the 1st Va Cavalry,
gagged Yankee scouting party at Grfnbarg, Culpeper
y yesterday ard captured twelve, who have batn
brought here.
Nearly ali of The enemys force has been transferred
from FAuquier TO Culpeper county.
There firing for two hours at the lower fords of
the Rapidan to-day. The enemys cavalry aud infantry
demonstrations indicate an intention 10 cross Our ST.
tilery have opened upon them. They reported to
have creased in force at Ey's Ford but to have gore
back. Some musketry Skin mishing to-day at hortons
Ford No casual les reported. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27
ARCRRLSROP RUQHEs.

A prlyers for pace will shortly be cOmneaced IN the
C,sho5e Churches in the Omitted" and Coaiedersls
Sa.es, Is nay nos be anss to tske sens notice ef Tie
DO i.ioa o. Archbishop Hughes Of New 70 /, Whc,
s1ms tine ago, if not HOV, was unGsr the malt6Oert
ind lencs o. The arei-Semon. Seward
We therefore remark, Is a significant event, that
Maonas.ers Of the Freemlas JOoraal, who was tor
many years tbs peeuiT proisgs Of the Asoh' shop,
AsIs il ,ts na0-r o. sPAp'r, Why it is the Arch.
bishop docs 10. proclaim day Of fash and prayer
Tor pace he rem .rks that We have prayers in New
Orleans, bu. non5 in Nes York. The KstroPOiitaa,
edited By Nualaly The Archbi5hops chosen protegs, is
dsnuueltOry Of hs grles because of his connection
With this var A She Record, ne earn the last or
gaa Of chs graz" has loose from hin, in eonse-
aleao, o. bis criminal il5,Eumenta!ity in gOGiing
Il 2 va, upon an un5fending people.
The Archbishop. however, nov "quie!ed
doHn," doubtless, beoause Of tho Pope's letter; but
whether his silence nov can repay for che distress,
poverty and deprivation which his action at the Ou:
set Of the war az entaed remains for him to judge.
he can best atone FOR the past BY pursuing DIT rent
course in the future. Wal b, dot? We shall see.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27
NATTERs IN THE SOUTHWEST.

ATLANTA, Nov 26th.--T rains from the front me IN
full OF Yankee prisoners No wounded have yet come
IL. The Atlanta Relief Committee commenced sending
supplies TO the front 10 day The city full of ruuo,
Tut nothing authentic has been received since General
BrAgg's dispatch of yesterday
SECOND DIsPArcH
ATLANTA, Nov 20--The news from our army is con-
aicng Its believed that troops are still falling
bsck No train has arrived this morning. Every
preparation has been mid, in the no ptaS here TO re-
ceiye our wounded, tu; none have We. arrived
The Intergsncer's ipondent, who has returned
from the front, furnishes the following;
The enemy after a desperate ard bloody struggle,
cal ed Cravens House. on the Northern slope OF Look
GU. Mountain. Waltbalis brigade suffered severely,
holding two divisions in check, and large portion OF
it was captured S.evenscns division occupied the crest
of the Mountain. The assault continued by moonlight
until midnight, the enemy suffering severely and our
forces gradually retired at daylight from Lockout t.
Mission Ridge.
Seven regiments of tie enemys cavalry ferried the
Tennessee at the mouth Of Chekamauga, on the even
ing of the a4!h, ShermAn's corps being this sde
attacked Wghs brigade, which withdrew after sharp
contest. The enemy's cavalry rsided within afeW
niles of Chickamluga on the night OF the Gath,
burning % wagons. The third day of the battle
commenced yesterday on cur left and centre After
several assaults our lines gave way, aud fell back in
some COT fusion On our right, Sherman IVES repulsed
four times with great slaughter and driven acrOss the
river we burning his pontoOns, The fighting yesterday
was terribly desperate-probaby the heaviest during
the WVr. Tne enemy's loss is unusually heavy in pEo'
portion to ours-ours severe
Is reported that 5000 OF the enemy's cavalry came
taroagh Gos Gap, 1871 miles from Dalton-our forces
falling back TO ChickamAuga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27
THE NEWS

las been exceedingly meag'o 'i'hiR the last twenty
four 6ours-no: even ruuOs has been in circulation
Gen Bragg i, dou1tess ecasying the old line Of the
CukauauSs, and all that has been done since OA tie
=, that point mus. be begun De "OsO.
So little has been received of the progress OF Long
streets s1pedi ion hat We unable 10 form an IN Ell
gble opinion Of the situation 10 that quarter In the
absence Of further information, the Withdrawal Of Gen.
Bragg to Chie&amaugl would seem to neosssitAte the
fall back Of Lonsstreet
Auy further intelligence that may be received BY the
War Department. whether avO able tie reverse, viii
We srs confident be given 10 the PrCs1 and may be
found under the teegraphic head as viii further news
ir, N any other uuar.er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

THE CASE o. OavIs.-We have received a cOnmu-
nita,iOn ycm Mr. EdWard Orvis, setcg himself right
in regard TO the substitute flair which noticed At
some length 90 Wednesday It turns out that or'ss
uas mustered into tie Confederate service and that
Alien ob,aiced certificate Of that iacs before he re-
turned home. Osvs Gays be discharged from SER
vice by order Of tire Secretary Of War, Without his
so ici,aOn These being the facts il would appear
that Osvis has fuled his obligations to All n, and that
tie lSler, a. well the rmsr is eEemptfrom service,
except 50 far the question may be affected by the IN
crease the maHanlm sge Of cOascripts uuder theSsi
ael OF Congress the iassss zion Of Esich We do not
care 70 enter into.
Mr. Orvis in his communication, intmats4 that both
Allen and himself havs been the vie inns Of ofAc' q
persecution aud states that he will in protecting Al.
lens rghts under the hWs Of the land expose the in
competency and corruption Of certain parties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

GwYN's REsrAURANF RENoyKD-The proprietor Of
this well known eatIg house has removed nom DIS
old stand on Main street to the commodious building,
up stairs No. ITO 18th, between Main and Franklin.
Additional convenieoees win be provided for the com
fort of guests and the table will continue TO be fur
nishtd sih ali the viAnds Of the season, served up
really ard to order The prcpristor s thsn kfal ioF
past liberal patronage and IS de ermined to deserve
continuance Of II for the future. no27-N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

GEoRsIA LEsisLLrUpk AND GAMBLERA- The bill to
suppress gambling in Georgia, with penalties similar to
those in the bill adopted by the Legislature Of Virginia
has been rejected in the Senate by vote Of Is to 81
The bill originated IN, and had passed the House. The
motion to reconsider the lost bill G erwArds carried
by a vote of 26 10 9.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27


Nav Advertisements The "AiIer Iron Works"
and 10000 acres Of land attached, in Rockingham
o,unty for sale a. auction at Staunton, on l9sh De-
cember.
Reward offered for the recovery OF package Of Con-
fsdera.e bOu1s lost O. the 18Th inst between Bsayer
Dam and Louisa O. II.
reward Of $500 offered for the recovery of brown
black 6ly, stolen from Juo w. Bowes, Hanover county
Auction sale Of slate lands and quarry in Bucking-
han county, on 10 h December.
Situation wanted by lacy of experience in teach
leg
Information wanted Of WIN. s. Greer, Of ala Texas
regiment
Piano for sale. Enquire at No. s, Law Building
Gard Of Eessrs. Anderson & EoClung, commission
merchants, No. II Main street.
Smoking tobacco for sale at low prices on 18th street.
oppO,i., The OBcs" r.
Auction sale by Slaughter, Watkins Co, Tuesday,
Dec. Let
Sale BY Kent PAi,e a Co. Dec. 81, of manufactured
tobacco.
Seven hu dred acres Of land, in Buckingham county,
for 'alo BY Peter Pattesop, Nc. Vince.
Notice Of several runaway negroes committed 10
HsnrieO county jail.
Salt Tor sale BY Messrs. @. 7. WORKMAN Il Co.
Grand Concert At the Exchange Hall, BY the slonanS
and Madame Rghl 10 sigbt
resasd Of $500 for the recovery of gOli watch
stolen from the railroad cios a: G1ippeys Station.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

THE FRlYCH SrEAMER-We could ascertain nothing
yesterday in regard to the object of the visit Of the
French war steamer in James river. At last accounts
she was approaching City Point The steamer Schultz
proceeded down the river yesterday afternoon with the
French Consul accompanied by Capt. Hatch. They
have gone to City POin! to have interview with the
officers OF the steamer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

ALBANIA sESAIOEAL ELECTION. TIE Legislature Of
Alabama have been eogsgsi since the 2lst ballot ng
for % fedsrsae States Senator to succeed HOn c. c
Clay, Jr, whose term expires with the present session
Of Congress. Among the different candidates bslOted
for sIe E'sirs Clay Curry, Seibels r. A. Smith, Gov
SbOr er, Cochran, Pe.u, Ex-Gov. Winston Brood
and Fitzpatrick On the FIST ballot Er. Clay received
50 Cary IS Syioeis A. Ga the 1lth ballot Mr.. Gays
nans'vss Withdrawn end Hor. B, Fitzpatrick and E
". Pesu5 nominated Mr.. seibels was withdrawn after
TIE l2th ballot Mes'rs. Pettu3 and Cochran were
Withdrawn after the "A ballot and VIM. H. Brooks
n1Dioatsd. On the leah ballot, the last Of which We
have intelligence the contest between Fitzpatrick
aid Curry, and up ,hs tins there has been no Glec
ton OF Senator
Is stated that the breach between the friends Of
n ssrs. Clay and Gerry WIDE and the withdrawal
Of Mr.. Clay shows could not be adjusted. The pSobA
biy nov is tina. Fitzpatrick viii be elected, ne having
been United States Senator from Alabama fO' several
terms. Toe telegraph viii doubtless advise US Of the
result
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

APFAIRs N PosTsNoUsH A NOrfo ettsr to tn NJ
Y. Tines SAYS the bes, Of iselicg does not row e1s
an tn U7iou men Of Portsmouth. L appears ha'
'hs esidsrey of The Ucio Leg n r'orgaizsa few
usels aga, has be,n vsry tnslJ lied, it is alleged
foe fstare POLITICAL Purposes, ard the rgs jOrsy Of
the 'O a iizsrs refess 10 be associated with him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27
GsKooSD DEsPArcH.1

CHARLESTON, New 26th.-The firing to day was prin-
cpaly mortar Smelling between the enemys batteries
and our own. Forts MOultrie, johnson and Bltery
Simpkns we're engaged on our side, and mortar bat.
terry with Gregg and Wagner the part of the enemy.
The number of shots fred on Sumter on Wednesday
night was 246 of which SC missed. Very little firing
on Sumter to-day No casualties. No further firing on
the city, H..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

PEssoSAL-Hon. VIM. G. Rivss was in the city yes
terdly He viii probably remain until Congress meets
Mr.. Rves ia undoubtedly OnaOf the abest members Of
that body.
Col. Joseph c. Spaldrg, former resident of Rich
mond, but now a refugee from Lewis county, arrived
here on Friday last BE has been exed from bis home
for nineteen months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-27

ALBANIA COMMUNICATIVE paper has bssn reor'
ganzsd edi!Orially Al in the business management
The firm win hereafter cOnsis. Of Messrs. John
James, WIN. W. Daniels aud Henry watterson, former
y OF the Chattanooga Rebel Mr.. WAttersOn will have
the editorial direction Of the paper, and Mr. CardOzo
viii continue to act as Gnarca, literary and foreign
writer. Albert ROBBERS ('J,hu Happy") will conduct
the column Of breVity, wit and humor. DR.. B. G.
Smith, late editor of the paper, retires.