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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
FROM THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

ORANGE G. H., Nov. 29.-There has been ne fight.
g since Friday night but diminishing yesterday
The enemy made Rn attempi to surprise our pckos on
the extreme right last night. but failed Nothing done
to-day. The Yankees have eight days 'ations, com
mencing with last Wednesday. Gen. Fitz. Lee drove
the enemy's cavalry back across Raceoon and Moron's
FOrds yesterday. Tie fight Friday Wss mostly With
muskosry-little or no artillery icing used on either
side.
Mosby fell upon the rsa' Of Yankee wagon tr,in
near Brandy Station two hours before daylight on FRI
day morning. burnt thirty forty wagons aud brOu ht
off 1l2 very fine mues and 20 horses. Hosby's men
report that the Yankees have abandoned tie 0rs-go
aud Alexandra Railroad, and it is thought they will
go to Fredericksburg if whipped
The chmcnd Committee for wounded arrived at
Gordonsvile to-day. The two armies confronting
each other in line of battle and i; is thought general
q ,ht cannot long be pJs poned.
General Ewell returned to the army to day in i'm
proved health Gen J. II. Jones' wounded on Friday,
will return to his command tomorrow The army is in
the bes. sprits. Weather cloudy aud cold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

TIC boys Of Perry county, Ala, between the ages Of
furtetn and sxtseN, have organized themselves into
companies 70 relieve abe bodied Uen dOlsg guard duty
a. Selma.
The South Carolina Legis,atu.e assembled in regular
session on Monday last.
The estimates Of the Yankee Scretsry Of the Treas
ury for the ns1t fiscal year v is said foot about
twelve hundred millions Of dollars
Since the arrival Of the Yankee prisoners a. anVie
the email pOx has broken out among theH
Six thousand beeves expected to be sent to Dan
VIE 70 feed the priscGers.
A post-cfice has been established in General Lees
army, called tie Army Pos, Oh's."
A vinegar fac,ory has been established at Lexington
Va
Nj. Wm. D. Coleman has disposed Of the DA0villG
AuDtal 10 Lieut. Robert d: Wsds who assumes edito
rial control.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

BaIsroL, Nov. Is Persons from the vicinity of
Knoxville Tuesday represent that the city complete
y invested by our forces, who shelng it all day.
Toe city north of The railroad, has been burned by
enemy Twenty prisoners csp:ured by our cav
airy on the Clnch river, below Beans station, have
arrived All that portion of the State has been Syacu.
Ated by the enemy, who retreatod TO Cumberland Gap
closely pursued by our cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

Gov. BOSHEM ON SUBSTITUTION II THE Army. 1t
will be seen from the following extract from his mes.
sage to the Legislature that Gov. BOnham, of South
olina, Ike Gov Brown, svOrs the repeal Of all laws
allowing substitutes in the army:
The permission Of substitution is suited to in
which small proportion Of the Arms-bestipg popus-
ton is required for the feld-not to which may
sooner OF later require every man. without reference to
age 10 shoulder bis musket; and especially il it
suited to a CONSUMPTION system which purports to take
all able bOdied men between given fgAs. Yeu iaye
Ney declared those having substitutes in Confederate
sry ca still Liable to State service. The time suggest
has arrived when oil laws, uhe her State Coincide
rae allowing substitution, should be repealed. they
operate in favor of a class than whom none have
de per terest in the success Of the cause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

BEAST BgrLER The R4lsigh Progress learns from a
sou cs it CONSIDERS reliable, that Beast Butler has been
to Nswbern and returned to Fortress Monroe. He
there two three days of the past week. was ieet,
serenaded &c. 1t is said that he has 'shut down up
OF all returning to NeWbern by our people, though they
should take the oath.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
- H0SBys LASf FAD

It "a reliably reported that the gallant 1osby made a
dash on Train on the Orange and AeIandria road
Saturday, damaged il considerably, aud esp uTed b.
tween twenty-five and thirty prisoners, Including Col
onel and one or mcre Of Aesds's clerks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

Tax GOVERNMENT, its said, will put large number
Of wagons on the road between Greensboro, North
Carolina, and ReiGsylle, the incOmpEsted gap in the
Piedmont Railroad, for the purpose of Transporting
supplies o. corn and bacon from theGuf States for the
army DsPots of provisions viii be established for the
sto age of large quantities of supplies at DAnvie and
Greensboro, and intermediate points.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

OST-on the morning of the 18th instant,
IL between Beaver Dam and Louisa Court House Va O. r r.
package addressed 70 the care OF J. NJ fz containing
The following Coupon Bonds ofthe Confederate slAtes:
No for 5000 No. l6S for $500; Hc o64 LOT SOY
No. 6sO DOR $780, No 1911 for $780, No. 46gS for SlOO; No.
1895 for u coo No. los for e508; No ZOO for$5OO
liberal reward will be pE for their delivery 10 me- Or
the Agents OF the Virginia E Company. or 10 Gen. Geo.
Randolph al Richmond All persons are cautioned sgsns.
trading for said bond notice Of their loss has been given
me Treasury Department. application viii be made for their
renewsL s. DREM0ND, Agentv
Va. Q. r. T. 90.
KsExiek Depot, Nov. 19, 1s6s-no2T-dlR4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
GsEcosD DISPATCH I

ALBANIA, Nov 27.--Nothrg since the morning from
the army. I've Confedsraey learns from general Of
6cer just down that light diminishing bessn on
Saturday. There. was intense firing On Sunday
and Monday and becoming co tinuOus along the whole
line at daylight on Tuesday.
The battle began by the enemy charging impetuou,ly
o. Lookout with forty thousand strong and at the
tine occupying the attention OF right wing at the foot
Of Mission ridge The onset n. 1t wasnot impeiuous,
bus increased in vigor as the day advanced.
Hits corps, commanded by Breckiari' ge, met the
shock Whh unAinchi6g outrage Llte in the afternoon
the enemy increased and b. repeated attacks made an
impression Oh our lines. Al P. n the LETT centre
gave way-the enemy pouring through the valley Ike IA
food Oar troops on Lockout, seeing themselves cut
of, got confused, retrea.ing in disorder.
During the Dgh the enemy hot pursuing the rem
nan OF ourleft was withdrawn to M9sion ridge, where
our troops were massed for the rnorto,s battle Some
of our commando on the left we're captured
Ca Wednesday before sunrise the enemy advanced
his whole force with ard3ur upoa the works at the f
of Mission Ridge. HOrdee, commanding Thea met the
altlck wi h wonderful vgour and euccess Charge at
ter charge was reppl'ed. Five hundred dead lay in
front of cur works. Our right stood firm The battle
ceased at dark on wednesday. After nghtal TIE enc.
my improved hI position Lookout, posting batteries
to on6lade our position Mission Ridge necessitang lie
evacuation, when line fell back eastward of Mission
and behind Chickamaugf, where is nov stands. TIE
battle was not renewed Thursday our loss N killed
and wounded is not thousand the enemys is at least
twenty thOupald Our loss inprsoners is noknown-we
have six hundrd prisosers Grant conn lded in PET
son. Washington and 0Obbs artillery lost all th,ir
guns General WJtham is not seriously wounded, and
is now here Governor Harris, who fought through the
battle, is also here. Our wounded beginning 10
rive. Braggs headquarters are now at Ringgold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

FROx NosIH oAROLIsi-A portion Of Capt. Whites
company, of whitfords battalion, were surprised BY
bedJ Of YANKEE cavalry chat came from Washington,
1 thai ae, few days since. Twenty-Five cut OF
iortY were e,ptlred. Tae Yankees made god thei'
cape.
Beast But er arrived ia NeWbern shout week ago.
aud was to leave for Washington on the 9Th de
visited .rrDgsons Ferry, on the North side OF Neuse
riVOr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
ME- .xsAs.sAs rAsa .AnADA.-A despatch, date4

LIZ .NgAsloA5 FASA tANADA-A despatch, date 4
the 22d, from Burlington, VI, to the Tribune, says:
Considerable excitement caused yesterday in the
villages of Rouses Point aud ST. Adams By reports at
body OF Sscessolists in Montreal had plirned TO seize
Fort Montgomery, d, roy the draEbridge q Rause's
ni snd plumber Plat sburg ard Burlington. Infor-
mat % Of such plO; reached Governor Smith and Co.
ector ClApP, cf this port on Friday. They Immediately
took steps Communicate wish the officer in charge OF
Fort Montgomery who cool had It's guns manned ard
ready to give the rensgsdes warm cep.on. This
scheme was probSJy linked With the johnson Island
pr ject Ample preparations have been made by Gov
ernOr Smith to repel any 'Gt:aok which may be made
upon our borders
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
DIED.

On Thursday at m O'Clock, NJ MARY, wife Of Thornton
O. Llpseomb Efq., In tle 9th year Of her age
Her funeral Will lake place the residence OF her husband
Clay between Monroe streets at II ooct on MON
DAY next 8Oh Friends and aeqdAnanees respectful g
invited TO attend ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
MARRIED.

On the Gath November Cathedral Baltimore BY the Rev
Cookery T. STUART and NETTIE daughter of Beverly o.
Saunders, all Of Chat city.
Ga the "a November by the Rev. Or Pae Dr. JOSEPH
OWENS West River Nd 10 ROBERTO W. daughter OF 'ohr
W.Zimmerman..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

COFroS THROUGH THE BLocKADz.-The Wilmington
Journal has procured statement Eom the Custom
House at that city, of the exports of cotton from that
post for the three quarters OF tn present year. From
the lss of a-uay to the SOh Of September the total
exports amount to SO,S5l bales. The whole exports
for the year will not exceed so 600 bAes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

ToBAcco.-The DanVille Register says that there hiss
been great activity in the trade of manufactured obao
CO. and large numbers of wagons have been employed
in Transporting the article from that place to Green's
boro' 10 be shipped thence to Sou.hern.'msrkets
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
! DUrIUS AALEN.
gUTURx DAYS.

sLAUeHTEs, WATKINS CO,
Z 80 lt9 Main street,
Va LII sell, at auction, ON TUESDAY, the
LIST December, commencing st 10 o'clock variety OF
BLOCKADE AND OTHER e0oDS,
Cor rg In partof-
million OF G.. d. Percusscp Caps
zoo pairs Cotton ard Wool cards
100 dozen fiae Tooth Brushes
j $50 rs Fine Back Thread
dozen Cef kkius
80 dozen Wool Hats
40 do Linen Camoric Hank'h
Grey clo:A Red Flannel -. -. ..-.,..-.
Xii Gloves Sewing Blk, 4c., kc
one inye!ce Drugs, assorted
20 bbs Viatgar AK.
boxes superior Soap
To which will be Rdd.d-
A large stock OF French Millinery etnbra. tng ~. .
Bsnnets, Ribbons, Velyes and other materials. In
gestVsTiety
hne Brussels carpets and Rugs
500 pieces Of French CHINA Rnd Glass
The sale will with the Drugs CARPETS and Ohn, TO
be sold at IL o'clock,
VIII be addei---
20 IBIS EngIsh Loaf Sugar
nt8O- o. S,w. CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

ALExASDER HsRBMoSr, native and resident of Co.
lumbia, s. @, died few days SINCE He passed several
years in italy, where he acted as American Consul al
the Jort Of Genoa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
FROM CHICK AMAUGA.

DETAILS OF TIE LATE BATTLC-GES. BaAGas HEAD
QUARTERS AT RISGGoLD.
ATLANTA, Nov. 27.-Tde wires we're down last night
and Yesterday this side of Marietta ard have just re-
commenced working. The city Is full of conflicting ru
mours. Passengers waO came down on the A. II:
traa say that our line of battle at Chckamauga, and
that the men are not disheartened or dsorganized.
We lost mary prisoners; their number variously esti
mated at FIVE thousand and upwards All our dead and
seriously wounded are in the enemJ's hands. 1 the
attack on Lookout the euemy's loss is incOmparaby
greater than ours. They drove back by tie sheer
ree of numbers. 1. is rot known if the fight was re-
no we'd YesterdaY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

VALUABLE FARM OF 3sI ACRES IN
v Meclenburg, II miles from KeysyFe Depot the Dan
vile Railroad for SLEEVE autooIed sell that valuable
FARM occupied by Mr. Jackson Toone II eosains ssl
81 which 100 acres original growth, 100 acres
and In cultivation 50 In large plne suitable
timber and balAhee In Odhed Plne with god branch
h.ts. M. Dol. az
The prOucveness Of this land equal to any in the nshbor-
hood Tbs dwelling onfortable one with
excellent barns good accommodations for 20 servants
The place vatered and the neghborhood excellent 25
bushels wheat seeded Pull possession BY Christmas Pce,
$4,000 Apply to GoDDIN APPRRsoN.
/ : ne9O--9teOd a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

EOR SALE will dispose of my FARM,
containing 400 and so Acres, lying in Orange
county, Virginia. Is between Frederick burg and Orange H.
diaty paokToad twelve miles below Orange H.
and twenty-five miles from Probationary good nghbor-
hood convenient tohree churches The land IN good eon-
ton, good fence TIE Buildings consist OF
Framed Dwelling with 1--WE good Stable Barn, Tobscco
House, Corn House. Kitchen, Negro Cabins neary new with
AL necessary out-houses. :. -'..r $500 =,
VIII sell bargain TO any one ulshlng such Farm
Ror fcrhes pAfSulGr apply 70 The ubscber at verdsve
noS0-deot6t OATLETT RH0ADES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

Promotions -Generas Martin and Wharton, of the
army of Tennessee have been promoted to Major Gen
erals, and Colonel Morgan and Maj. Humes BFigader
Generals. Major Humes is chief of artillery of Gen
WhaAler
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

FROM TExAs-The New York Tribuoe, CT Is !, sayl
the 18th army COPS lately IN II Teche county, ebarkCd
on the 2sh instant at Brashear City, for unknown
point in Texas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

DUBLIC.sALE OF NEGROES IN HAM
OVER ooUNTY-In compliance With decree Of the Cir
Quit Court Of Hanover the undersigned special Commissioner will
on MONDAY W 2st day Of December, 1885, u Gould Ill., the
late residence OF Dr. Wm Neson, decd, commencing l2
O'Clock (nness be very bad day as TO weather. be- then
SELL 10 TIE highest bidder for cash, all the
slaves belonging 10 me said decedeamen women and
children, twenty In number zskiEL B. TALLY,
oc28 cvtds Il. COMMIT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

Dr. GREEN-AmOng the returned Surgeons recently
exchanged is Dr.. james G. Green, of DanVe, who wa
Imprisoned in For. Norfolk and held as hostage fol
DR.. Rlcker.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

sUsCsBks whose papers marked vh Gross viii under
sud uss heir Of subscription about % expire, and Nh
remit promptly n ul-y rsh tAsr Pspers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

TEaes-D.ly, suoaths "a; poasl, 3, EoT les pc
SlUJ IS per mcn;h.
ssmWsssly snss So No subscriptions received for less
han ak months
~, nOaihs IS Nc Subscriptions received FOR ls''
hknsix months.
No subscription for longer period han SIX ronts viii be
osivsd Tor any isas OF tie Wig.
Renltianesi At tie risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

+ LII. Coz W THOMPSON. formerly of Wheeling, ard
commanded Col. W. L. JACksOns reg ment at DrOOp
N1u tain, is in Staunton. The Colonel vas report d
among the killed
Co Cochran, of the l4h Virginia Cavalry, reported
bo'h missing and killed is safe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. LEE ,
The following despatch received at the War De-
partFent yesterday:
HEADo'Rs, Army OF NoHrHERs VIRGINIA, /
va Orange O. H., Sunday, A. NY
To Gen. s.. Cooper:
A rain storm prevailed al day yesterday. No move
menls of any importance by either army This morning
the enemy Is dcployir in line of battle in our font
r. E LEE,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
TEL EG r. PHO
Reports OF the Press Assosiation.

Entered according OF Congress year 1883 by
THRIsHER in the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court Of
tolerate states or Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
I AND FOR SALE
NEAR ASHLAND.

I AND FOR SALE
IL NEAR ASHLAND.
will sell ct suction at II o'clock A NJ, THURSDAY, the
10Th December " fair, II not the fair day that yau
able Of Land ~ o3 miles from Ashland containing 6IS
ares with double dwelling hOufe containing IL rooms
an other necessary oubdlng formerly belonging TO w. A.
pick Esq There 1923 cleared and aa ca In four
fields; The balance, $50 acres, in woodlands
Of the desirable tracts Of land tha has been
nm he Tine being only 20 miles from Richmond
by couaty road aud ~ me from Ashland the Richmond
Pretsrsieksburg Polomac R.lirosd.
Immediately after the sale Of the land will sell Mules,
Co w. about bbs Corn Fodder shueks saw Wagons oars
&c Also. u Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms the land onehrd each balance 10 two equal pay
mens OF add deed OF the
property 70 the deferred payments all cash. at the
ton Of the pu-eharer Cash for everything else.
.CHAs. W. COLEMAN.
en- There will convey Ashland the arrival q
the Nail Train FRI ichond, convey PEI the sale
~ Persons wishing the place. do 80 by calling
me At the place. lnoSO-tss -. o. w y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

.TANNIN-
Il SOC ounces Fannin.
OelT '' Up. DUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

MALUABLE FARM on as1 ACRES IN

YDoOrs open At 81. Performance viii ~ pre-
cliely. .. ~ .a. Il. no S0-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

WIN. II. FOWLR, SONS & Co,
w AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TOBACCO,
OFFER FOR SALE -
10000 packages Manufactured, s-.
Oonsistng lie part Of
Gravely-Turrin Yarboro'
Royster Bro-0ttrons
a' ~ Registers Invlnchle-sG"
orews& Pemberton-Msrshali
Oriental Lee
y =. oockade City-Jewel
Corner stone-1me ican Clipper
81 ltrHi Nosegay--Star Of the West
49,, Birds Eye -P.emirm Pounds &c- ,,. g.
Comprising varie dStock OF spd Pores oadans -"
Pound snd n Pound Lumps, 81 and los. f.-s
1000 packages Smoking. Of
ock-Kibnkennck
g. Pckwick Cub-Chicora :.
90 Virginia Dare Rosebud - IN m r.Ies p.p>yx.i
Billy Bowiess- kuref e, IN Is . An1 rois-eoa8s
Bags and Barrels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
INTERESTING TO SMOKERS.

PIANO FOR SALE.
A VERY superior Rosewood Chickcring
"A PIANO. seven fun octave fsae. Squire at No Law
Building. no21-2r
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
Movements of stuart's Cavalry
The Rebel General Quarters upon q
Methodist Clergyman.

BALrIMoRE, June 3O.-The following definite
relative to the rebel cavalry force
which crossed the Potomac at Point of Rocks
on Saturday night, has been received by the
AplsrIcdn, in aletter from Methodist clergy.
man reading at BrookVllle, Maryland;
Very much TO the astonlshmsnt of the citi-
zens the rebels came in there on Sunday even.
ing, about O'Clock. Gen. Stuart was with
the force, and took possession Of the reverend
gentlemSn's house, stopping all night.
The rebels had with them captured wagons,
prisoners, contrabands and mules, besides other
plunder. On Monday morning they loA, going
northward, US is ascertAlned from another
source.
The reverend gentleman says he entertained
hye fthe Federal prlBoners-of fiieers--at break
fest. Among them were Maj. Duane and Capt.
Michling, of the United States Engineers.
This was doubtless the same force which
struck the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ysster-
day morning. II is equally certain that 1t is
the same rebel force which passed nortbWest of
this city last evening, in the direction of West
minister, doubtless aiming to reach their forces
at York or Gettysburg, which gave rise to the
alarm here last night,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
GEORGETOWN- AFFAIRS

The RAIDERS ON THE CASAL.-Durlng the
late raid on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at the
several CordA OF the Potomac above Georgetown,
soms Of which we're loaded with valuable stores.
They Also removed the loei1gAtes from the Seneca
lock, bal we Learn that the damages above on the
hhS are not - serious As repofted 2.
rPoI4OB nOAsEs.---E Elizabeth Briseoe, Robert
HArrod, PeteF smith, and ChhrlsB AioholsOn, dis
orderly Uonducti dismissed. '". NtHt'~, n.. .r..
MARIsE LIsT. threads Steamer H. ], Dew
epPy, Bri'toe, PhlladelPhiAi mdHe, 70 hyde DA-
wilson. ... '.''
sGhr. Marion, A. Gould, Filbert, Bangor, Me-;
lumber to Jas. Libby. T -T
schr, HlSwathA, Hooper, Baltimore; lumber to
sc6r. Embark, Harris, Nanticoke river, Md
wood
sOhr, James N. hitting, Potter, Ncwtown, Md
wood TO semmOs.
sehr. Jas, a LeWiI, Murphy, HaVre de Grace,
coal to Dixon King. .
sshr. Pandora, Lord, NSntieoke river, Md, wood
to 49,. ,.. I'd. 90 .-
sonT Helen, bowen, Salem, n. J., hay to P. Berry.
sehL l. sturtsvAntS, Willets, Gardiner, Me-, ice
sloop American Eagle, sayre, Alexandria, light
Sloop Samuel Mars, Vanorden, Belle Plain, suit
leT'H stores.
barge Isaac r., Getty, Farley, New York, hay to
Government
Barge BrAInard, do, do, do.
Barge Gleaveland, BrAntnge, New York, do.
Barge Convoy, Hadyn, do, do,
ExeslSioT, Riley, East Cambridge, Mass L. A. Ed
wards, Line, Boston, MAAH.i Glenwood, BAyleB
| Darby, COnn.I M. sewAu, Clarkson, Providence, R.
Ii NJ MonSon, Brewster, Boston, Mass
From Borden Mining Co.; Sclrs Ocean Ranger
Lewis, and John H. French, Crosby, BoSton, Mass
The MARKBTs.-The following Is a list oi
prices as reported for the RsPublican, up to u m
to-dAYi ... ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
NaxnI Ordern To.pnr.

Surgeon n. L. Weber mas been tietachet from
the storeship Vermont, and is waiting orders.
Assistant Surgeon Charles II. Burbank has
been detached from the Western Gulf blockad-
ing squadron, and ordered to return North.
Assistant Surgeon L. ]. Draper has been de-
tached from the Naval Hospital at New York,
and ordered to the Western Gulf blockadlng
squadron. .. .a. ..... d..
Assistant Surgeon Henry C. Nelson has been
ordered to the Naval Hospital, New York.
Assistant Surgeon Henry s. Peympton has
been detached from the receiving ship at New
York, and Is waiting orders.
Lieut. g. W. Hayward has been detached
from the steamer Connecticut, and has two
weeks leave of absence. q ...v
Ensign II. L. johnson has been ordered L
| final examination. "t' a'