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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

Whsa viii be preisstsi tho exceedingly fuary Farce Of he
LOTTkRY TlOkEr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

THE BOARD of Directors of the Bank Of
RAYMOND have declared D.vldend % per cent net On
ne Capital Of The ak payable . the sokl ders
he JanaA, ls4 The transfer Oh VII be closed t
ne la prox J. B. MAOhUkDO,
De, mber 2ist, 1888 d inst Cashier.
~ DeIpa en- lose tdsly 70 Bliss INST.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
mASANIKLLAI

When vii Be presented for re scoui line, he grand hIori
cal ard pantomm IN three dap'et and arranged
by D. Ogden, nom ths work Of the ees6stsd g. MLle hq )
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF
Il raE BANK OF VIRGINIA, have declared dividend Of
and hresq per FER the six months, suheot
deduston of bonus 70 the Safe esVng
md oneha per cent ret t5 share faysbe 20
ne Btsekholders End afier tbs 26tn inst-
WA. p TAYLOR,
dsai-a CaSh'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

WANTBD-A gentleman, qua fled to t ach
w three snail Boys rudmens o. the Eussh and Law
larzu.ru correcT service liberal saa vii be pail
aua fortabe board furn sh.d Adde'S a. Charles 81
$500 JANET NJ WILCOX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

az Tor ynspAs OF scenery Incidents saOlsAuS &C. see bills
Of NE day
r. Tomorrow, the Pairy EHtravsgarES Of
BEAUTY AND Tax bEAsr.
In preparation the Dramatic Romance Of
TIE JORSl An BROTHERS,
Brilliant Cast.
Startling Elects,
Desperate Duel, &C.
EW-DOOu open Al o.. Performance ii. commence a. ~ pre-
cissiT d. "a is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

THURSDAY EVENING, DEonaHEh "a. 1859.
ne psriormano. viii conmsnse with tbs beautiful
Overture Ga Maets de P5rio .Ofehe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

CUBAN said of the Liberty of the Press THAT
grand sentinel of the State that graz detector of pub
lie exposure guard IT, because when Il sinks, there
sinks With it, in o,e common grave, the liberty of the
tu ject, AID the security of the crown"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

NOTICE.
DY ORDER Of the Stockholders Of the
- Bank Of Richmond ip'lou will be oPsasd
Banding doase this city, he "a January, lS6A 70
Increase NE Gap al Sock " is maximum
J. D. MACMURDO,
December 9si, 1s63.-eOdu os.heE.
FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND 4 pE ERsBURG r. r co,
BIcznJsD, Dec. 28 1863. I
MO Private Freight will be received at this
IN Depot flr shipment 23i Dsesu b= 1865 until the
90 Jaruary 1854 b. orde. CT Superint nd-rL
JAS d. WOODCO-K,
dsq8-iv General licket Agent
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MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED.

saousAng TO Love Ne" and Good Bye Sweetheart Coed
e. DUNN CO,
Puthshers
Richmond. Va.
sehrfener sonr N BIC .tioca dezS-tr. ri a. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

printer nam, VIM, who died al Roc es'sr Egg.
land, recently, heard 10 NUT er to iimstf few
moments before his dea.b am on ray last stickful;
am coming 70 paragraph. and suppose III have 70
wait for old death to put IN PERIOD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

~ CHRISTMAS EVE. "a
AYD ETERY EVENING THIS WEEK
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

se..--"' L. Sfss'
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsmNoron. Oct 10, 1853.
woRx on rue wAsuMGY0N DEFSnoss
Ose thossasd mca frssa tho Consalescoat Camp wero
actae< 10 day tho foracalons south OF tho
roioaaac.
faE oBsrsUorfoNs IN CHARLESTON HAaBoS
From what ascerAsued Of the real stale OF affairs
az Charleston. the rebes hsve ecctuay closed tho chan
aesto Che city TO ece eservng passage however
thoir own craft, after Che mansor canal with safety
ock against the cncOy The obstsuctoas may be Of
such nsufo % not 10 DO by soy appliances Of
ocr Or Of formsdsb,c aatvre to justify haxar-
deus ate~pt by Our roncAiJ 70 penetrate further into
tao hartoc ard wtsh:a rsngc tbc guns Cndcr
those circumstances Tho best engineering strategic
sfal becomes necessary the part OF tho respectiYo
commanders o. the sHd md forces 10 make q
roughly successfui demonstrascn upon Charcston Such
result cot considered doubtful; ts neccsssTay
reQoacd tor tue contamination Of their p,sss
Qua RELATIONS WITH vHs OtRrRAL AMERICAN RE-
PUB fOs.
Tho Ceotra, American sepubscs have nsAy agrcod Ia
sctto eron eoui,ssso prpcps all tho Qsestsons sse
between those governments and ours These include.
among ohers the dipa,ed right OF tbs Central Amsrcaa
Transit Company, which wiil uaacr the peading ncgo
tiatcns wbn short tmo bc allowed 10 all ts
rights acd privileges OF property. right OF way &C.
0RN1RAL AU0U4 IN COMMAND AT wAsHIN0roN.
Yesterday Myor Ccnerat Augur assumed command OF
tho Department OF Washington II Is reported that this
ch,nse Is only temporary caused By tue illness Of
0coerai Heotzelmao. and that the httss will resume
command soon as his health will permit. His staff
reau ia toe performance OF ther duties u hsadquarters
DISMISSED FROM THE sERvi0s.
Lieutcnants 0poaavan and Inuu. Of Colonel Bakers
cavalry regiment have been dismissed The service for
drunkenness duty.
MAILS FOR THs aULP sQvADRON.
The supply ship Circassian viii leave Boston for the
0uk on Saturday, the 2tth
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

BANQUET OFFERED TO OUR RussMs vrsrroas-
the grand municipal banquet will take place
at the Astor House in honor Of our d;s.
tinguishcd Russian visitors. who will grace
this meeting with their presence. II will
no doubt be one Of the most recherche Of
banquets as regards the company, the excel
lcnce of the wines and the cuisine; but ia a
more important view must II be considered By
us These attentions--showered with 30 much
zeal upon the Russian officers now in our har-
bor-are most significant. They imply per-
feet Willingness on our part to enter into an
alliance with the Russian government, and this
fact will have immense weight in Europe.
Washington, 10 his Farewell Address, cau-
toned the people Of this country against al
liances which might entangle them with for
eign nations The advice was doubtless ex-
cellent In those days; but circumstances alter
cases; and our Grst President little dreamed
then Of what changes would come over the
world % soon after his time. Steam and tele-
graphs have brought the different nations 10
closer contact; and now, extending, as we do,
over 90 vast surface Of the globe, exertiag, az
We do, 10 great an influence throughout the
world, we arc called upon TO assume such .
position a. befts our increased Importance.
We must, from the very nature Of events, be
allies with some, enemies to others, and we
know Of no nation so fitted in every sense to
become the ally-friend she has always been
Of this country % Russia. That this feeling is
general In the North Is evinocd by the actions
Of the people. On all sides our large cities vie
with each other In their desire TO show unusual
good will and respect to the Russian officers
now In our midst. Invitations pour in upon
them from oil quarters They are sought after
eagerly, that through them q sentiment Of
friendship and esteem for their government
may be made apparent These are siguiacsnt
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
THE ELE.CTIONs

Tho Pennsylvania Election.
tN PaMADEiPaiA. 0ct. I5, 1SS3
Tho Union League hive reports from most OF the
stao g,viog the aorites claimed by the democrats
the balance OF tho state Gguro up folIowsCurtn
Sc .3Os. Woodward % 1885, Curt'us majority 20 Az
Bradford cousty Us reported ct 900 majority for
Curtin.
coanty $50 and in Clearns,d county $50.
IN Afeshauy county Ourtias majority witt 10 7 500
and may reach 5000.
Curtin's uajority in Potter county. Pa. is 800.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

actions. which will much sgitate those European
since the commencement Of the rebellioo. We
are much mistaken il this visit OF Russian
squadron to the harbor Of New York ehait not
take its place among impertsat historical
oVents
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
MIR. Genso q. scott on the Casfnet.
TN ruu RpfToR or THx HERALD.
No. 1876 Bscsp~.v, Oct.

No. 136 BROADWAY, oct II, 1883
The Hsnsro OF yesterday contained my nsme offensive.
" grouped rdo no, care 70 10 called ccckasbter-
though have witnessed cock nsht n my life
but protest Against having grouped IN those
mouoSn sulscs of the (abnet who Ne cused with negro
o. We bess~ rcws vWr tvy. ekfl0 Q, e0QTy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Tho Iowa Election. /.

DRs Mossss, Oct. II. 1883.
10 tweaty six counties Of Iowa Sons is ,osS ahead
Tho only counties yos ropwtei Tor rutt,c Dubuque
and Napier, which, united. give him LIS majority
y There arc l,rse rapabiscaa skins - = = :
stdnss uorisy viii probably roach 10 ooO or Is OOe
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
the Ohio Electao~.

V1NtTNNA5I, OCt I003
Seventy counties givs Brough 50 900 majority,
Composo returns Of Ciucinsau g'vc Brough 6,4Io
joe,,y ,
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
~.~-~->0~<~~->~4N~-->-o~.-e~
Battle with and Final Defeat
Of the Rebels.
--~~-S~o~~oo.~ so>>~~l>-...
OAiCiaa Dispatches from General
SchOflefd,

wAarxosos. Oot fS. 1883.
Tho following desoa,ches we're received to-day at tho
headquarters of the army
ST. IOuis. Oct. 1S, 1868.
Major Gcperat n W .HA,d eoK, General "a Chicf--
Cenerai Brown has beatea the tobeis undcr 6beby
thrce tines and Is stir cose pursuit. Toir ESCAPE
10 hardly possible.
Two expeditions recently sent iatc Northeastern Aran-
cas- have captarca and ot Knob over oao hun
dred prisoners. JIM ScIOFiEI.D. MAJOR Gencrsi.
sr. LOUIS, Oct IA. 1893.
Major Geoerai II. ". HAL.scx. Gcnsralu-Chcf:-
ccnerai Brown broagh. ths rebels undor sholby 10
decisive engagement yesterday. Tho nght was obsti
nae aod lasted Eve hours Tho rebets were 0nay CON-
pctey routed aud scattered in all dreons with the loss
or all thcr artillery I'd baggage aad largo nuuaber OF
smaIi arms and prisoners lrfr ~
The cnemy kiaed and wounded s very large.
Our troops arc stai pursuing the ac,g rcbess.
J. NJ. ScHOSiE&.D, Major Gencrat.
Persuit or tho Ketrcating Rstets.
ST. ogw Oct. 15, 1863
SeSora squads Of .She'bys raiders crossed the tacc
Railway To day. ther way south parsacd by General
Browns cavalry Sheby's raid Il at m end. and hts
forces arc scattered in cvcry direction.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
RosECRANs' ARMY.

Rise Ia the Ten nesses Rfver-Bracg Rc.
ported Falling Back.
SrtvsN ON. Ala. Oct. 10. 1858.
THO situation continues annterest,og Heavy raios
have raised The Tennessee river
The rebel General Wheeler. h,s rccfoascd tho Ton
al Muscc Shoals Ala closely parsscd 70 tho riycr
by our troops He dr,vcu from HUNTSVILLE by =
brigade OF oar cnvalry.
Several refugees who yesterday csmc toto our lines at
Bridgeport report Bragg making back apparently. be.
cause Of tho exhaustion o. tho country in which he has
becn living.
Though this not good authority thofe In fome rea.
for believing that the cneWy is on the move. tow
do " will develop t.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
The Wor In VirglniR-A Union Victory
Near Manassas-M0vemr nts md Pro-
babic Designs Of General Leo.


Near Manassas-MOvcmrn nnd Pro-
babic Designs OF General Leo.
The readers OF the HERALD, who have been
anticipating a great battle near Culpeppcr
Court House-the hallway housOfrom wash
ington and Richmond-will probably be some
what taken aback with the intelligence Of q
sharp fight between ,an advanced detachment
of Lees army and portion Of the rear guard
Of General Meade on one Of the old battle
fields around Manassas Junction, some thirty
or forty miles this side Of Culpcpper. We have
first, however, to admit the fact that our army
has fallen back from Culpepper to Manassas,
and then to congratulate the reader that Mt
Bristoe Station General Warren. Of the Second
army corps, on Wednesday last gained hand
some victory, including the capture Of an en-
tire rebel field battery and some seven hundred
and fifty prisoners. The scene of this engage
ment is not far from tho field where General
Hooker, under General Pope. last August a
year ago, met the column of StoEswall Jackson
and handsomely repulsed It.
In connection with this victory of General
Warren we are gratifed to say that in all the
sharp and sangninary skrmishes with the enc
my in this rstrograde movement OF Gene
raj Meade from Cuipcpper to Manassas, the
enemy have gained nothing in guns or sup
plies and have failed in every attempt to cut
of or cut up the outlying dctachments of our
army, and have signally failed in the grand de-
sign of getting round to its rear or flank, as in
the campaign against General Pope. But still
the question is suggested, why this retrograde
movement Of General Meade' or why this
avoidance on his part Of general engage
mcnt so eagerly sought for by the enemy We
cannot answer, as we do not profess 70 un-
derstand the strategy Of the War Office, by
which We have no doubt General Meade is
guided.
II Is probable, however, that this strategy
embraces these considerations: that within
twenty or thirty miles Of Washington General
Meade can bring twenty or thirty thousand
more men into general engagement than he
could obtain at Culpspper; that the enemy, on
the other hand, is weakened 10 the lengthening Of
the distance over desolated country to bic de-
pots Of supplies in his rear, and that thus, In
the event Of his defeat, II may be followed up
to the complete rout and dispersion Of bis
army. We have no doubt that our Potomac
Army IL superior now In every respect 10 that
Of General Lee, and We dare say that General
Meade and the War Once are fully satisfied
upon this point from their numerous sources Of
positive information. We conclude, according
ly, that II Is not the safety Of Meade, but the
destruction Of Lee, that IL the grand object Of
this rcirograde movement Of The former towards
Washington. tl
But what are the objects OF Lees advancs'
1t is likely that. deceived BY reports Of the de-
plesion of our Potomac Army to reinforce
General Rosecrans, General Lee resolved upon
the experiment Of nanking his adversary, with
Tue hope OF catching him at disadvantage and
| cutting him TO pieces. Failing 10 thls dssign,
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
pIR(kat DesS:rons or the Cesrs %

TITO Court II Appeals aourucd 10 DAY. Tho judgment
In the OF IoewcnberR, conviceu IN Now YorE q
mnrdcr in the nrst degree. was affirmed, stx " two
Judges Wright and Emmett dissenting The decision
distinctly that tho punishment OF death rotsiued
bv the statu'e Of 1859.
Ia OF Jeaerds, convicted also Of murder 10 Now
YORK new argument ordercd four Judges bciog Tor
the Affirmative all points tho two above named for
lDN on tie ground of pun 's,msnt, and swo-Judgcs
H1rv - epG 0osekrans--for trial. BY reason Of
question 9at " tho prisoners mcthcr.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

AMERICAN TliFATRE, 10. 4U RI alwav. ~B.tLvrs
BvlLEsevxs. Go-iiU@cR, og ALpwiagLe
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

NFMPFtF OCt Ib0o
Many.3 tho rebc,s VIII, wore the Gsht At, Golfers
vic on Sunday paaes through tho lines which they
b,d obtained it c,esed Cor local purposes and had
fsen the oath n stcsaIoe' & 4hs Vatet sssIes~ rhss
e eeve 70 stop what i,ttc aud tssds>hSvc
b,en permitted 10 tho Inhabitants. t..
!. Gcncra Harbut Just Issued sFecia ofdcr pro.
hbting civilians from passng to asd from the Memphis
AID Cnar'cston ailroad HurbtA's fcrce which ~as
gent artcr Chalmers skrfushing with han ycstcr
day and TO day have driven him b,yond tho water aud
are si Following and punisbing him severely,
Hti - NAsawaLs, Oct. Is, 1858.
fbe S2}actcans fr,m tho osront bringing in click
and .,wsundel = tho churches again taken for
haissss. ~
Im Mat Dec1slons O( the Court og
Appeals.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

AoADEMy Of MUSIC. Irving Place. .--tt,llAs oraaA
LN rRATIArA
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

o. CHRiSrY MINSf,::!.S 5si Rro,dvay-nt,.
uhs, Songs, DAScKs. &c ScaEaahEoosSs l.oY.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

RARNyM'S MUSEUM. Rtoriwlg --irptAN CHfrrs
w Assioas aap seuAws. GtsNr B0y, ryTgos 60, "A. all
hours Tnk ,EgLLors OEp,T, EH9.l ASo r DurUuMAa's
l;uosr Aficruo0n ND Evcna.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

WINTER GARDEN. Broadxag- RUr s.A.-DlS css4l
Dr. BAZAAR
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

BEYAETS MINsrRELS Mech,nis' HAT. a.. rroad.
DAppS
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

OLYMPIC THEATRE BraIvay--3aornNf ANo stl-
1ss-ro OBLiGE BSNsOS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

wAsmxoros. Oot. fS, l6e3.
we're received to-day at Tho
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

WOODS MISST REL HALL ST. Rroatwa-.-HfHtortAy
DAN, ac.-IhE GiO
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

BOwE9Y THEATRE. Boyery.--lacs sNo tus BIZ al
sIAtK-odp ApAA-COUsfN hArxiH.
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Die lpoblfeitcn gdnsioermeiiter,
0SctaGep ttrU6 Ssmtatos

Ole poblfeilen Sdneioermeiiter,
0Sct8Ger ttrr6 &Ssm@tOs
>sa Wa6n brm puttfum Die @n,eias, eas
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ruirb f&nsd, gut unp tiGis psrri&tet, unt 6a nun
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len, Shmcren in eem RddEn uno ben, GIieoern,
berjtlcpfsn. ppcrids, IL. no., bepirten oisIe Qil:
len cine Sur, pcnn ollie anoere WHttfl feblaeItb(a
9en boben uno ctfhon Elm fiarttS 6eilmttCl, Cnts
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aIsinissr 1ssnt yfdr tie '@sreiniaten Staten
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-GtsnfOtIs Ju batsn bel oen Drussifsn Sobn
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