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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
PEasosAL NOIIOIs -fhs New York DuIy Ne,

PEAsOSAL NOIIOss The New York DAILY News con.
t'ins various persOaA notices, Of which the following
IS The substance:
To Rev. Andrew Brosddus near ky1cSburg, Va
Ny hufband'died en- 20 July, Of congestion OF the
liver and lungs. want you 20 como to NE immedi-
ately, ii possible. Answer. Your daughter, May
Sangster.
Aaron Van Eden wants Information of his 500,
Chas. EiIard Va EDEN, last heard from st Chester
toGn, (. O.
s. s Booze Acknowledges receipt Of letter may SOih
nom Dr. 8. T. FsiTelo,h. Family All well and in Chi
Oago for the winter. "Pe." became Ma D. W. Tiing-
has. last month
E. 4. Aay-Your mother now tolerably comfortable
and anXioul to hear from you. SISuntoa Spectator
CO Y.
To Joel hcPheisOn and James WiIhrov, L wisburr,
Va: We are AL veil; death Ia circle since J. D.
N died; Should ihis meet your eye, reply in same
say. Daed aI NsEstead, Ky, Nov. 7ib; and signed
-. W. n"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

"NEir CARR" SNO 1HS UOaT.DE4A.4 TAx-Tte
Commissioner OF Taxes st Richmond las written the
OloSipgtO tn Tax Collects H. Charlotte N T., rhich
giVosome Information to the public:
In reply your letter Of the 7th inst you are in
formed that the term neat cattle" means al tile
Ihe b vine species, and includes bulls &eers, COWS,
heisLs, mich COWS and caves and G these are TO be
va ued ard taxed under sesuon IL, except working
oxen actually employed in the production OF Artic!,s
taxed il hind The law eonssmpaies only tie cattle
held or osned on the lSs DAY Of November, and does
not Include oeevOs killed sad consumed by the tax
payer PRIOR TO mat time. You are not allowed To ex-
enpt Gayt1 that the Law does exempt apd il takes
all cattle as above stated Coils exempt Nc matter
what they are nended for nor Is any other horse sta
lion, muls or maze, uneis actually used and employed
il Cuuyaing the farm. When he amount OF cotton lie
80 very small 10 bs worth the trouble or expense
Of assessing it shoull not be nOeeI upol TIE prlci-
PIE VI DC miRiasis non egFa. Ter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

Az IxDUsrRIoUs WOSAS ANS. Simmons, Wid1W
Ldy Of jasper D. Kiss, bai made during the present
s-s5O bushels Of corn 100 bushels Of IOa ces With
Isas and pindsFs enough 10 fataeu Ter hogs she did
In se p,oughing herself with old wind broken pony
Her wo its dauyher aged twelve aud fourteen years
dd the Boeing She also made 100 pounds OF tobacco
row in pres4 Since her erop was flashed, she hss
ueaved enough igbcF salt, aud pair Of cards, and
has some mOney eh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

WIN. H. FOWLF, SONS & co,
W AGENTS ron THE SALE OFF TOBACCO,
OFFER FOR SALE
10000 pack ag,s Manufactured,
Consisting In part Of
FGravey-Turpin YsrboIo'
Koyser Bro-oi,rcns,
Rcysts''s Iuyinclbe-''G"
Crews &PeubeEton-Marshal
Oriental A Lee
cockads City-Jewel
Corner 5tone-Ams. lean Clipper
Ncsegay-s;sr Of the West
Bid's Eye Eemism Pounds &C.,
Comprising a dStc ok OF and Boxes caddns &c f.
Poun 4. nd Il Pound Lumps, bs and los.
10000 packages smoiirY OF
kilhkennocs-Kil nikennkk
Pckwiek Club-CLIcorA
VIRGINIA Rosebud.
Biy BoWIegF-Erreke In !, and 10 ID Bales, Papers,
Bags and Barrels. nol8-eodst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
kpI'r. AE0 IysF'g GSNEEAL's OFFICE,
ricRsuzr Nov. Is, 1858. I
GENERAL oEDkRs, /


RioEsuEp, Nov. Is, 1855.
GENERAL oEDkRs,
No. l4s. -.
quarterly OF accort-smens aud equip
bands troops required by Paranraph as Army
suiions have hetoe been furnished in very few csses
niy by ndng bsers Iegr and baaons These
retras deemed essential aud VIII thereafter be promptly
derrd.
H. hereby made the duty Of Generals commanding bri-
gades these returns made the LIST January
April July October o. each ea AID Forwarded rough the
regular the Chief Of Ordnance ct Rchond, Nhn
twenty days alter these dates, respt clveiy
Ill Should any officer fan to the return i6quei the
January within twen5 days Thereafter, the Bgsaier
General commanding the brigade TO whieahe hcer "a attached
disobediencs orders, Of neglect
DUTY 90 the ease may require 10 be made and with
the General commanding for HIS A-ion The
win Sc Subsequent oissio sur
returns.
w Brigade and District Ordinances efsers will gve every
ssan6e cooneS OF regim- nts and bAta
ions preparation Of the according 70 the form
scbed and they that sne aceourer ents lost
by the duly charged against them On the muster rolls OF
their RESPECTIVE ccEpsnits.
" The nLuee officer okevery srnV and department
win por pity report the be Of the ordnsnee Bureau every
officer command 10 which he Is attached who fails to make
The returns herein rcqoiree.
By brder. .o.-,,,-
@ignsd) soooPAk,r
po9 O-1N Adjt aud lnspreeII
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

Nav ADvERrIsEyENrs Receivers sale of the Nor
vel Cold MINI" in Albemaro Co., ll;h Dec.
Notice of oonteats of ''Tas Magnolia Weekly" to
issued to-day. See advertisement.
Advertisement of Virginia registered bonds lost.
MCssrsc Kendall Co., No. So, Pearl street, advertise
large assortment of manufactured tobacco and other
articles for sale.
Reward of $500 offered fOs &c recovery of avIu Bile
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

Observation-Disclosures FOOts, prominent member
of the House Of Repre- ssntatVs from Tennessee, has
arrived in the city.
Dr.. Green, who was held by the va KEGS az hostage
for the Infamous Rucker ia among the re.urrei suf-
gecns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
FKON NORTRERN HLRaLNLA.

Up to the Leu o: SIileg this there IS rOlhi-g o;
incest from da Amy OI Northern Yugnil. The
AsCeilfod Press have mads an engage eat with an
,[yere0eed and rel abb correspondent nov az she
font" shO sil send eOrree; statements Of anything
Of inP]ra CO Aa, nag IrAaspire ia that garter.
Toe late rains have eEe tally pu, period 20 active
uOTsments on both siies for the present
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

CorrOx on iHE Rio GsASDE.-A cOfesP NJ nee u
Baks expedition e, that it is reported thd A. Fee
ttr. on he Neze.n eide o. the Ro Cru ,hers Is an
nmepse smeult Of eotton-e5 limited at 40 600 bllGs-
and tia. the rod from MaaaOras 70 BagdAd is hIed
viii wagons loaded vi cton. Blgaad IS on he
n rican tide, aud a; tbs mOl.h o. he river.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
CAPTURE OF YANKEES BY NOsBY.

oRAkGE G. H., Nov 25.-Ten prisoners, captured By
MDsby at Beae:On FAuquler county, On Saturday los,
arfiV here to-day. Mosby at the time capt. ID
tytny MUGS and threOwagons heavily loaded, the con-
zen OF which were brought eff
Toe enemy are advancing taeir picsets 10 'front.' and
tow rle Mt olson O. Il. These is some NOV nent on
b. With the Yankee srmy. =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

Tux Poor or HENRIco.-An sseociauol has been Or
ganzed for the relief Of the poor in tie western pOr
ton of Hcnrico county Including egOn Hill, Sidney am
Screaner.vile The association is sylsd "The Sidney
Relief Association" General Joseph R Anderson is
President Sr Baliing w. Haxal, yiSs Pres;delt Mr..
Isoac Davenport, jr, Treasurer and James L. Msury,
Secretary. MN Geo. Undertake was appointed Agent
parchase, sell and distribute supplies. His store on
Broad street. is the 'depo." of the Association.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

ToRPEDoEs IN JAMES RIvER-A tugboat arrived a.
Washington On.the lshi wih torpedo of two section
cOnta mig about forty pOl4d' of pO#de and prov dsd
with friction time fuse AMI F5toI. late Yankee pa
per says i. was fOurd nOa ing down me' river The
tin canisters neW AID from peculiar construc-
tiOn it was doubtless intended to strike against Yankee
vessel,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

SUsJEcFs FOR CoNsCAIrrIoN. have bef n informed
that crt4in agents on the line Of the Central railroad
have been in the habit of informing farmers others
bringing butter fruit and other produces to the depos
Tor transportation to Rctmond that the articles could
nO.be sent to this city for indefinite time. The
farmers tLen bad alternative but haul their produce
back from whence they brought it. sell at tie dspots
for TIE beat price that could be obtained The gents
seems have been purchasing quite freely and send
ing me articles purchased to Gordonsve for resale to
s9ecua ors at that place.
Verify, the people OF this city have hard time Of IL
between railroad gents impressug agents, spsouato:s
and middlemen generally. We hops to hear, however,
that the grievance above referred TO will be promptly
abated BY the authorities Of the Genital railroad and
tina: hereaf err greater facilities for the transportation
provisions to Richmond will be aGordcl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

FAox CA'TLE THUSDEh-The NV York Herald ar
nounces the ssfe arrival homr of och Haspp mem
Der elsc of The new Iegilature OF vLi lia, to con
vene in December next He was released, the Her
aid says from Caste Thunder where he had been con-
fined f,: some tmey
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

AMY ISrIILraENCE oTHCE.-Sessfs. J. Il. Coltcr,
g. H. Toy, and W. Burton zen, ChapaiVs Of the Con
federate States Army recently returned from captivity,
have furnished Information to the Army Intelligence
Office eencernirg uDy Of cue wounded and decesssd
In their card making known this fact they say;
Tee Rev. W. 4. Checker, Superintendent Of the of
Gee viii with pleasure give sny information in his
power. His labors in collecting aud properly arranging
the names Of the SICK wounded and deceased SOLDIERS
since the beginning OF the war deserves the very high
est commendAtpn. Thoss connected with him in mis-
SbOr Of love have also been very faithful Many AK
iou3 hearts have been relieved through their CO sppi.
cation in properly arranging the Names companies and
regiments Of the unfortunate soldiers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
FROM EAST TENNESSEE

BFIsrOL Nov. 25.-Co!. wtherS made dash on
band of guerrla', in johnson county. and captured
eighteen Who Were furioush
Unofficial advcss from the front state that Burr side
had surrendered Nth 1000 prisoners to General Long
street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

ArrAcK oSSAvsSxAH EzPsclE0.-Ths Savannah Re
publican Of Sunday sAys impression has very gem
orally obtained that, having filled a. Charleston, e
Yaukess are about undertaking an expedition agails.
savannah We hear that General BsAuregard is also o
Ills cprniOn, and il true, it Is mere guess work With
hin there are also, indielons that such aresult ia
regarded a not EhOy improbable BY our military au-
,ro-i ia beresn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
RUNAWAYs IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail of this City on
w a goth Of Jaly 1884, negro named Reuben about
q or % years old about feet inches high, yellow complex
ION and leg OF above the knes says he belongs 70 John
Flzhugh, Of Fredericksburg.
Also was committed the Goth JAY, 1853 keuhen negro
az, he belongs 70 Mrs william emit OF South Carolina.
Tho owners Of said slaves requested forward
properF pay charges And take them away or hey Win he
usa'' '''' WV THOMAS D, DUDLEY,
no9l-d6W segt City Richnpnd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
REORGANIZATION or 1HK AKnr.-AOran n,

RIoRGANIzAiIoN o. lHK AKhI.-"Ora," tie CORES.
poG6eni Of tie Mobile Tribune, from Bragg's army,
says:
An order has lGely been issued reorg m King cur
army by br gCding regiments OF the State, but
ning up Visions composed Of brgSdes from .fsrent
SaNs. Fer instance the sgd Alabama has been trans
fefed IRON Adams brigade in Beckinridge's division
g. Go! O's brigade in SteW.rtS d.Vsion-lhe All Leu
aLa as. takDg its place. This at frat produced
clssaii5 action tie troops Lot wishing 10 leave
l0eir Oh 81 ons in which they ad won many vic
tory, bu. 'hey gradually becomgg reconciled All
the HonlaEegm ents which we're in Trgg's and Sto-
YAls brgSdss, nave been consolidated AMI made a sep.
sIS.e brigade, and assigned TO Beckenrdgss division
TIE lower house Of the GeorgiI Legislature lave
adopted the Senate resolutions endorsing President
DIvis.
A9juAnt Gen TsOmas reports from N,tcLez Mlla =,
"ths gathering OF cotton in full operation"
The Mobile Provision Association expect to bSeed and
prepare fyr consumption one Thousand hogs.
Maj Gen. Stephen D. Lee was in Selma, Ala, on The
lsh.
yIcI IN WAsHmsroM-The Wsshinst5n Star of ii
18th says:
TIE statement that there sra fifteen thousaod prost-
tutes in and about Washington has been repeatsd 70
often to be accepted truth, the swarms.of Ihrm
meeting Ibe eye at every turn seeming TO afford full co.,
roboradve to- tmony TO tie allegation. Tho numbers
felt sposed TO make liriss in gard to the
natter and h8d that though the army OF prostitutes
here is fearfuy large it does not approach the loose
estimates alluded TO above. TIE Lumb. Of white
pro GtltCs housed in the various wards nay
oe set down at 9 SIS. The number. OF these resi-
dent in Washington before The war was about $50.
Tie colored prostitutes in Washington and
housed SET doNn .. 542 AID Of this nuaher seveL
eig1s have been coloniIsd since the broke cut.
Az less third Of The whole NUMBER white and black
are street. walkers, Of character Of unblushiDg in
deceney never before known in Washington, and ars
eJensts frCm New York, Bo toa, Pbadelpbia, B d-
more aud fe = from {; Western cities. The whole
mite; OF public rrcstitue5 Of every grade and color
in Washington will no; exceed five thous nd Of when
not ore than tenth resided in the District of Co
umba previous to the war. There srs q number Of
females sa under false cOOfs saJst here, AMI Who
until they are found out frequently manags TO quarter
themselves respectable boarding houses and totels.
l. would be din suit 70 estimate the number Of these
bus it is not large enoegh to materially swell the above
innate. Adding TO tins estimate the number Of pros
utu in Georgetown and Alexandria, the total not
incline to Ihink reach TIE half Of fifteen thousand
The showing beat is not agreeable one, bu it is
satisfaction to know thatit no: quite hsf bad
a. r. pre- ented-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
.Ap!.. AsD INsPIR eENEEAL's oTyIoE, /
GENERAL ORDERS, !

RISHxoED Nov. 10, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No .14g.
The psy and allowances detailed for work Except
work VII during such detail, and In su
the eof fun wages will paid then By hs parties to
whom they ordered 10 report
H. The attention Of all comm n6ing emesst whose duty It
msy exaune the abstracts Of Issues 81 Commsare
Assistant Com,sa les OF Subsistence particularly directed 10
Order No. ~ March TO- 1854 Thtsa commanding on
GERS will sIso see thai only the number Of enlisted actually
present duty included 10 proyon returns, end that
any change takes IN that lmber during the period drawn
for thata corresponding allowance duly made hs ntxs
subsequent reurn and also that the provisions drawn well
taken care Of and economically used
By order.
(signedl 8. COOPER,
no 2i--lw Adj't and Ipspr Gen'l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
NORTH CAR0LINA LEGIsIITrRE

RALETaH, Nov. 26.-Ia the Legislature to-day tl'
Governors message was referred to appropriate com
miNccr. No business of importance trans; ced, tit
Committees net having reported.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
TsscoND DEspAreH.l

CBlRLEsrOS, Nov. 25.-The enemJs firing to-day hss
been slow. Battery SimpAins kep. up steady fire on
the Yankee NO. king squsdi ct Wagner and Gregg
Gregg fred one rife shot at Castle PmCkney. The en-
envy on Morris Island appear t. be preparing Tor soae
forward movement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
PRTVATE SALE.

WE OFFER for sale in Buckingham county,
wv Va, aTRAoT OF LAND, knsWn as falsbure belong
Ing the Estate OF IT, Boz durant deceased inmd Aey on
James Rver above Warren Fery This Tract contains
hundred upon two leemens one
Of which Bck building, with SIX rooms and Brick out houss
sufficient Tor the comfortable and convenient occupation Oh the
premises
Il also has large four story Brick NH building sixty feet
with sufent power for AIRY kind OF machinery
The Land well adapted the growth OF the various products
Of this country wei Watered snd hAs s al portion OF low
grounds upon It.
desiring purchase will do wen examine this pro
perry Mr. Thomas Patton residing the adjoining farm
VIII show the place.
Terms Dash or credit, to suit purchasers.
Por particulars address the undeTgasd Buckingham Court
House.
WN P HALL, lv,:
oc2T-oim ALEX J. BoNDURANT, AAo'''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

NEW NARKEF RACES The races over the New Mar
let tOurse near Petersburg, opened Tuesday. The
running Fas for sveeEstaks Of S. 900 BY four year
Cd colis-thrSe mild heats. Conductor and YaHesy
Darrell we're neted The former completely ds.Auced
& latter. Time minutes S6 seconds.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

kIauED.-C4ptsia s s ssmmes Of The lat Louis
I. Regulars, and son Of Captain Raphael ssHiues, Of
~. fonfederass var steamer Alabama vas married In
IWa.hpgson Ca on the Il inss 10 Hiss PAulipe, al
asoapl,hsd daughter Of toe late G'n. Paul ssmmes
MORALLY wounded at Gettysburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
ArJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oYFIoE,
4 u. 40

ATT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS 0FRICE
GENERAL ORDERS
No. ISL.
l. Forage In kiEd win be Issued 10 officers entitled o
osed orde from the War Department AZ pests and
the ed for but horse eh In lieu OF forage hit dollars
month may be lowed or each horse 10 which the cce-
entitled certificate Ia each will be given that the
h actually kept Ia service and mustered
H. 0stTs OF The Adulsn. General ster conris
sary, (xctpt purchasing oomu sare Medical aud Ordnance
DspGnment egnsl ard gnental officers except command
ofregmeL and SubGterns Of Artillery who erssryng
field will be embraced hs provoTs pa agrsph l. OF
this ORDER unless otherwise Orderedn special By the Com
uar ding General.
By order,
(signeD s. COOPER,
no24 --lw Adjt Iusp. Genl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maury, has explained 10 the
Bhi,h Association for tie AiTaucsnsn; Ok Science.
tat torpedOes, in ord TO destroy ship, must lie IN
deal c6nse, With them hel exploded Otherwise The
Aer interV,ning serves as a cushion to protect the
yAseL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
ELECTION OF CONFEDERATE SENATOR

AILLKDGEyILLE, NV. % On the third ballot 10 dsy
Hon. V. Johneon rs-e'ected Confederate States
Senator. The voc stood, johnson ll5, TOomSs 81,
Gar fe 10, scattering IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

tbs FOEsTfH Ca JgUGNAL OF the l4h says tha,
sbou; 100 beef cattle passed through that place Oh
Wednesday going to North GsOrgll. They we're IO
doubt intended for Gen. Bsagg's army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
RICHMOND WING.
THVRSDAY MOANING, NOy. as, 1888.

IEaNs.-DAiy. months. ;; mantA., Is. FOr less Pc
siad 80 per m,n;A.
ssaiseek Onl s;o. No srsso'puoaa received 70, Lass
claa 5lx moaihI
weekly, SIX RSat g. No subscriptions received Tor lass
1ss six PoathF
No sob;era r oagsr period 1aa SIX months u. BE- re-
ssset flr "a - OF lAe Wig.
Reul,ianssl asSettssk o. the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
FROM CHARLESTON.

eHARLEsTOS, Nov. 25.-The number OF shots and
5 els feed on TueSdas and las: night 1885, of which
l5s missed Casualties last night Csp Mitch Il of III
2Sd Georgia, dignity wounded; and one negro xii ed
and aLother severely wounded No Gring on the city
last SIGHT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

LOYAL coAL.-A violent republican ia Hartford met
dem erat coal dealer the street, AID asked the
p ca ~ saP?Ose, your coal IS lOyalt' quSried The
raj cal We'll It's black enough-If that's what you
me n" rejoined the other.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
BATTLE AT LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN

oPFIorAL DESPATCH
hIsIoS. RIDGE, Nov. 24-7O Gen S. Cooper I'VE
have had prolonged struggle for Lookout Mountain
today and aimed cons derabe loss IN one d vsoh
Elsewhere the en:uy has only 'red for position.
(Sgaed) B%x'OE BsAeo,
General
The following is additional despatch received a.
the War Department. last night:
CHIcEAMAUGA, Nov. rs, 1853.
Gen. S. Cooper, a. and l. General: After seVeetl
uieucce sfal assaults on our lines to-day, the enemy
clrres the left centre about4 O'clock. The whole Life
soOn gave way in considerable disorder. The right
maintained its ground repsllpg every attack. am
WithdraSi al 10 this point.
Signed BRA4AH BRLoG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

In accordance with tae above ORDERS all oce arriving III
civ and those duty this city (who have not already don
5 viii repo Ia person. without these headqusrier
4, !, orasr of BrRader General Joas Ii. wNpER o1mm'
De,Jt J. w. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
1Q-H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
ADJr AND IEsP'R GENBs OFFICE, |
RIoHsSSD, Nov. FL, 1853. I

ADJr AND IEsP'R GENL's OFFICE
RcDNND, Now 81 1853. :
No. 100. r
Enlisted who have been (or may bscome) permanently
disabled and who no certificate q Medical Examining
that tfc hd who have been discharged the
vice. their raons comuuled at al 2o dollar ana
twenty cents lem, whether they sre in hospital private
quarters, furough.
H. Men liable coaserpon who have Joined companies for
defer will be dchsrgd from such compa.es and
scbed TIM order not Intended to effect for which
special exception has been made by the War Department
By orde1.
eigned) g. COOPER
no2l-lW Adjr and Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

GOOD hovE-Both Houses of'the Georgia Legs
azure have adopted resolution insructing the SenA-
tors aid qaesting the Representatives in Congress to
take into consideration the practieibty of using negro
men ~ the Confederate service teamster nurses aud
pitnerr corp.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

lTHs CouS1EEEsif TSESHR-Ths officers Of tbe
lnka If Noble have publ shed nO.ee in vlieA they
a u the & ga Coafsdsra lEsn Y dOlar
~ noes Of tie IS OC'A2ri c. ls5S. viii not be re-
s.iSsd by them On deposit Tls raas n IS that inOrua
ton r, osiVed irom the GIyernmsnt Expert At kout
goIesg," as notified them mat bank impressions Of
,aa dsnominS.ija AID dae have bsCn stolen and are
roy 10 circulation with 70 gsd Signatures.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

IHH CANON tSissl CIFlasS Ansouross An unfOru.
nate and serious casualty II NJ David Rowland, vau
able and daring scout under Gen Jackson near Csnto
He had his gun in cling and coming in contact NiG,
a Other eavaryuAA the gun Aeeidenty went A. taking
ect in thsanke and rendering AmputAiiOn necessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26

COULDS'f CONE IT, N j.. White fNsv York, one
Of the Yankee o ;ars e5lf-ed in the Libby attempted
escape frOm captivity Tuesday, By passing himself
a. Of the Yankee surgeons seat dowa to City Point
Ssi day After tbs departure Of tie Schultz the fraud
vas disc0Tesed, aud message forthwith sent By
Riegrapb 10 City Point, va Petersburg, directing the
Oaeers Of he station srrss; Major White the
rival orthe Schulz These instructions we're carried
%; saceessy, and Eajor White Is Oace more cOl6ned
within tie sails Of tie Liboy. he is a notorious Black
RsyubHo II, al a member Of the New York Senate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-26
LAND FOR SALE.

/ WILL offer for sale, at Buckingham Court
House. the srookD MONDAY Decenber Cha. being court
dA0 Attract OF LAND,
usied within half mis Of Buckngham oour. House, conts1
Ing thds Of 70 eleafed Has good
Overs er's house, and other Necessary outhousea.
Ferns on day Of sale w. A. PATE ON, Ada'x
no i9-otds Of Maj. J. NJ PAtteson, decd.