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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION. or FIRST CONGRESS-
SENATE.
FprnAy Dao IA l963

SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dec. Is, 1868.
- PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Ryand of the Baptist Church.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Ga, was added to The Committee
Of For ign Af,irs and Mr. ORB, offs. o., to the Com
mit, o9 Commerce to ill vacancies IN said committees
NJ MIYWEII nrssented resolutions Of the Florida
Legislature relative To the importation OF certain ARTICLES
OF merchand1, by private enterprise Referred
KENTUCKY TROOPS.
M,sPARROW, of La, from the Committee oil Military
Ars. reported back the bill 10 amend the act 70 ad
the ate OF Kentucky in providing clothing for the
sod,rs from that State With verbal amendments "non
were agreed TO.
Mr. OLDHAM, Of Texas, moved that the bill be laid
upon the table and printed. He remarked that tue
trooIs from Kentucky were in the same cOnui'on %
those from Texas, Arkansas and Missouri Inc people
of Texas could not send clothing 10 the soldiers from
that State and he( Mr. o. didn't the propuety Of
making large appropr atoms Tor clothing troops aao pu
ting them uader tee control of PERSONS not connected
with the QuartermAsters department.
Mr. SPARROW, of La, said that the Appropriation
in the hill was not new ooe The Object OF tue bill
was to enable the money to be used by those who were
authorized TO disburse it uader the original act de
ap,eed with the Senator from Texas Mr.. OLDHAM that
The soldiers from that State and louisiana were Ill the
same condition as :hose from Kentucky, aud II the
Question of making the appropriation we're now pre-
rente for the first me he would not vote for the os
elimination involved but the appropriation had already
been made and ne sa no objecuon TO giving it pro-
per direction. -,
After remarks of the same tenor by Mr.. CLARK, OF
Missouri the motion 10 lay upon the table Was sgreed
TO.
An ADDITIONAL AUDITOR.
Ths bill TO authors, the appointment OF Third
Auditor Of the Treasury was taken up aud passed
There being no further business before the Senate,
On motion. of Mr.. SEMAES, the Senate adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

THE Farms Of Or. W. SOmeryille, 5. w So
Il usrve and the uodrslyned yiag the county OF Cel
peper dan some ytes I'd, Abeu, nils
below RapidAn station and VI hin or two miles Of hehtt
A1b te OrA and Arxsnda Railroad and contai log
Al ut al, Cgrr sails privately They E
Be sod together di-t They exsd abut 1hree niles on
ne river suafs de- hey al I've tsge er
nd usru originally The and Is well adapted 90 The
roH OF wheat &c, and are now Wen aEen 10
Erals Plenty OF uood and water There grai m u,;s.H
house. oVerseer house Ire house bsrns stables &C. on we
remss also zpuls orchard II Snort IL s one OF the
most beautfa and po ucvs boys a land In The State III
country pctlreque the exee and perfectly heay
A ane ehaoee Is offered 20 cApi a'sis % Invest
r b sONERvILE,
12th q, south Of Cary,
d..is-qsw3U Richmond Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

MUs1TrcExr .SATlOS Daring the recent meeting of
the North Carolina Conference at Greensboro Nesars
O. G. al FoArd donated 70 the Conference the
DIN High School property, consisting of ten acres of
land, the .eheOl building and two Professors houses
and an endowment of $4,000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
VALUABLE FARM, OF Ash ACRES, AT

or ns,r 70 PiEhStsn H. FOR sole Al re request o. Col
scott We oHe- h vau bic PAkh l7cat,u as
AL alrE lands o. Dr. John HArye and Hilary Hanss
,ont.in t3 asreL q 9hch m Is arA0s and haf
m nsi rrou b A5o1t 25 busa Beeie1 The land Of
exeslsnt ali y prCduces TIE usual OF hat fei
there 3 Ga % orchard o. Pc ehes apples and
che rl-s dwelling j. built o. brick containing n rooms
beas passages good rcga All other Necessary
b1nIags N ri Qac three tob cc) barns In petit
good rep H. rhe SO mile ON Renu Dad 10 rom P'N-
b.tan station Danvle Roa3 ~ which Atage runs
h e Court use every iay Posse sion gvel AZ once
MS i Eoo1 cha &c 70 secures doe fam rednsd and
tssis-S, GODDIN APPERsON.
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CONTROLLING oUARTERMAsTEas oYuCE, J
EORAEsr DEPvr, Bedford Co., Va, :
dslT-dtlOJ

december sslt ASoo- J
I HAVE BEEN ORDERED by Col. larkir
4 smith, N. General, 70 pubsh the 70 loElog notse;
Al emnun Ators relating the rAx 10 KIND must be al
dress Y toe ouArermastsr In charge Of tae DIisS from
which thsy COM, ard through ,hem % this once.
and addrctI OF the onoers In charge OF districts
q follows:
Loya's, Essex co, Va
ssmT Stevens, % Cong, DIST, P'tsrsburg, Va
Il Cassaove, 50 JoDg'ss iouAl e,
beaver ID Hanover 90, Va.
Louis MA-ks, an Cong Dit, Petersburg, Va
V.n Benthuysen, SO cong Dit, Charlotte n Va
Robsr saundsrS - 9Th CongI Dsg, Pttsyyania H. Va
Josn Brannon - n Congregational sL
COvesyls, Albemarie co, Va
John " Jones, sta Cong1 Dist
bowling Green, Caroline co, Va.
Orlando smith 11th Congr bist, S-Ault5n. Va.
Il smooL 1911 % 81 DisI, Gu Q II, Va
Lsroy Wuson, 18Th Cons DIT, Marion smlhe co, Va.
ROsERr Q. AJNDERs,
MAJOR and Controlng Or NJ,
a.aF-aSts FOR the STATE OF q.
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vlC1ssuAa.-A correspondent of the Philadelphia

VIoKsRuAs-A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says: p
Situated a. an amphithea!re, Vicksburg rises grace
fully from the water the tall spue Of lie court House
looking mSjestcally down upon the minor ed6ces be-
low IT, while on the bluffs back of it. to the north and
south of it. are the Notifications brstng with nr;il
lery Tolook at the city from the DECK stranger not
knowing Of the famed siege would not at first that
any harm had been done, but, by the aid of a good
rlase the marks of shot and shell visible en- nearly
every building notwithstanding the ejsts being made
to pitch them up shell hole made by l5-fnch pro-
iectle may be seen the roof OF the Court House.
which crushed entirely through the building and was
found on the Aoor below in fragments. The windows
of many houses have not entire sash in them. The
caves and Of houses oeked out door steps
are broken by shells doors are minus panels limbs Of
trees are scattered about in reckless confusion. The
marks OF street barbados yet remain the caves where
the women and children hid themselves during the ter
rbe storm Of battle, which Wsged furiousiy for six
long weeks still remain, some OF them, alas having
fallen in burying in their ruins the aged and helpless
Mourning habiiments meet at every corner, telling
of the death Of relatives and loved Ones Back Of
the fortfcatons long lines OF graves Of friend and foe
cover the rem aims OF brave men who tleep the sleep
witch knows no waking. Such the remembrance
OF the siege oil Vicksburg. Hs
The enemy still hover around Vicksburg in small
parties looking with visit III eye at the place which
they have lost. Captured prisoners told me, few
weeks snce that the rebel armies if successful at Chat
tanoogs would again attack and take the city. lags
force did attack the oater works only three or four
weeks since but were driven across Big Black river
by McPhersons brave boys, losing quite number Of
men. F---
Gen. Mcpherson Is now in communal at Vicksbug,
having large force under him, with the fori6catoDs
In neTI.ot order and well garrisoned. That We shall
always hold the place there is not the least doubt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS.-IO packages
" 81 Cro1 and JaHsisa RAM Ola and h-e 100 gallons Old
Rys Whaky; eArrt Aps Brandy (part torse Old snd
very apsJ 5OO sardn=s, joss fscevef 10 6bl kngh
Cru hsd saga 5 y boxes h-e Green ard ~ ek Tea
ITS.le b. ESQ 1 HERRING.
8sls dsts No. IS Maa street
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TIE RUSSIAN WAR PREPARATIONS.
TFrom The London Tunes /

Tsdsben Is experimenting tie works for strength
ening OrOnsadt AID barring the approach 70 the NefA
Ia one channel leading to the back OF Cronstad, aGout
.hree hundred fighters, laden with stones, have been
gu K 60 that now in no part Is there more THAI four
feet of water Ia another channel three hundred nie
ual machines are to be laid, each OF which will con
tain seventy pounds Of POWDER and explode by slight
touch from a vessel passing over. On the inain Island
OF sseawGrd large earthWosks are beng throw
up Some OF these eartnWorks are 70 re covered with
II inch pates placed angle Of iortyhVe degrees,
aid curved over the top 30 as TO form cover An
other means Of defence consists Of submarine boat Of
colossal DIMENSIONS in the construction OF which about
200 tons iron aud steel are TO DO used Great Sc
crecy is being used about this boat IL to have en-
sn,s worked by conpTCs sed ar; TO have very strong
oeak with provision for attaching large cylinders
carged with powder TO the bottoms of vessels TO be
fred by electro IT, The parties navigating the vessel
viii see VIVA. they doing by meaCs o! bulls eyes,
they will be able to regulate the depth at which
hey sWim generally keeping qaits close to the sur
face By he LIST Of June, 1864 the marine deprtmsn Mt
confidently expect to have st Cronetadt sixteen iron
clal vessels they consider this very poor fleet Tor
such yWer as Russia Eao nous exerlions are being
used to obtain the requisite quantity OF guus with su
able ammunition, for all tie FORTS earhWorIs and shPs
and it will perhaps be found that the Russians have
really got ahead OF England in guns ana shot, Guns
are now being produced in about dozen factories,
working DAY anu night and in few days another Els
wick will commence. lBs production wall be sohd cast
steel guns from the FOUNDER TO The lSch gum which
"a ter - 10 Ere 500 pound shell To provide the ne
airy shot and she'll for these guns all the foupdrie
around ST. Petersburg have ORDERS varying from 0OO
to So 900 each. Ali Bhot and SHE'LL from II poun0er
upwards are for rihed guns. Round hammered steel
saot are alsJ being prepared to ut the naval sixty
FOUNDER gun; one firm alone has in hand $4,000 CT
these Toe land artillery forces also adopting the
steel gus for thier In anticipation OF ana
che supply OF plates being Stopped, two forgeS
are erecting capable OF making 00J 70 $4,000 tons
pes year OF armOr-pl4tes. Large supplies Of sapetrs
hAv5 been purchased during the SUMNER and the pow
der works lave been extended, and working night
aud day Flour has been very largely bought Tor de-
livery in February, and for thoSe places where the or
onary route il by water in pr 6, ext prices be
ing paid for winter delivery Two years supply OF coal
has been provided for the asst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
LARORERs TAINTED.
PIED uONr kAlLnOAD,
CHEZ ESQ sE1Ks OPTICS,
D4nyiIle. Dec. T.h, 1868.

I WISH to hire
II FWO HUNDRED ABLE-B DIED NEGROEs
work upon aaroad. rhey w b. aKcusysl under the
cave ana Of the Companv and preparations have been
ad 10 snu good qaaIts sufficient tod and proper medical
attsnh
Fs sok 50 By them les about halfway between Dan
VIA and Greensboro n O. IN healthy Try md as sscare
non raids - an Pr such han vii tbs fo
UnE prices esq month the oW-er clothing the hand Tor
UsEroun boys IS Der n $500 per annum the Company
urnhisK hs eohlng $500 Tor ths SIX months from the
. JnnaErv 70 July the Company u5nhg oa the summer
eotnng 90 per lonhl $40 per RnLum Tor nsgo eIen-
lsra
VII Aso give employment during good behavior, 10 oversss
vho can ag with hen the work orce of ~ 10 70 men o.
props- quahc and these banis be worked under
hs N red Ror such vii pay eco per month aud
hoard-
r. Any person viii collect and brg 'ni' this nee force
negro nbe my Inspection and approval hired Tor
ne ys.r o. year, he terms vii bonus Of
1sn dollars per capita, for each hant received.
Medical GEtsndznee and msdicns fur shed BY Government
ed aD. T. D MYERS,
capt Engt eers,
ds1T-dgOJ Chief Enginsrr P. r.
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RESOLUTIONS OF ISoUIRI.

The appropriate committees we're instructed to in.
qure into the exped,ency OF various subjects, viz:
b. Mr.. LYN9H-Author zng justices Of the peace
in counties within the enemys lines who may be within
our iues discharge the duties of their o,es for the
be eff of the refugees from their counaies.
By Mr. VOOLFOLK taking some steps TO relieve
pereoDs who have suffered the loss of provisions At tie
hands OF the ereGy.'
BY Mr.. VOOLFOLK OF refandipg TO B d, Rogers
a n .ehse tax improperly assessed against lin.
By Mr. HERND0N-Of conf seating or escheating oil
thu lands il thi Owned by ciizens OF the Federal
St,tes or citizens OF Virginia. who have renou ced Their
aegaucs to their State by taking up arms against the
Confederate States or holding Office under tie usurped
government within her borders in any way aided
assisted her enemies. 21i c-.L-'i- ntv
BIZ Mr. ROBERrsoN-0f increasing the police forcs
Of the ci OF Richmond hHa fsn -
proposition 70 enlarge III. lint Committee ofSIt
was discussed al som, length and finally rejected.
-l4culla g orHER AE soLUTIoss-
BIZ Mr. KEILEY-That the Committee on Printing
inquire into thscondisn of the natter sentto the Pub
lie Printer for repintng by order of the House at si
SEES on Agreed TO. AZ 's-.1s1lE ~ y 30
Resolutions we're offered BY Mr. HUTCHINSON, bidding
defiance TO the amnesty offered the people Of the Goa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

TIE LADY kKBELs OF PoLASD-The Russian Invalid
gives the following picturesque account Of the part
played by the Polish 10 dies in the instruction:
"The Polish adde's chiefly aid the insurreoon in the
aecfet retreat OF the domestic hearth and the hospitals
They stimulate the courage of the In the bosom Of
their families they excite the martial ardor of sene,
husbands and lovers they pass sleepess nights BY the
pillows OF the agonz ID and dy ng, Of whom they have
70 otter kno Wedge than that OF wouods which they re-
ceived In the sacred Of their country. Ali
the combined Resources Of their feminine seduc-
tvsnesr, Of their persistent affection, and Of their
ineIhaustible patriot SIN, are employed in acts Of
heroic devotion and selfabnegstion. They spend
long hears in tue prison courtyard, waiting for
permission 10 enter the cells and prisons. Wherever
patriot has been the victim Of persecution, struck
down in battle Polish women are the first to ofer
consolation and ssss ance. Their proTp. and daring
intelligence Joined to great natural TACT makes them
powerful auIiares oil the insurrection. We can posi-
lively assert that it not for the impulse and
Of the Polish women the movement would not
have lasted so long. /: is the women who make the
most effective and daring spies-who the ssfest
agents for communicating important information 10 the
insurgents. The nation al government coDhdes 70 them
the difficult missions, and has had occasion
10 repent OF the confidence bestowed. Tneir ready
invention suggests critical moments the ingeni
the bold and energet hands Of the At every
turn We havs 10 deal with Polish women and priests,
and this is poEer which must take into account
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RAPID An VALLEY LAND FOR SALE.

DOO open At 5H. Performance Vi commence . 9 PT'
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SEPTEMBER II, ss.-TRIPLE SHEET.


Our Nassau CorrespOndence.
NASSAU, N. p, August ~, 1865.
Blockade Rsameys in Pert-Steam Tenders 10 the Rebel
Cruisers-Tse Steamers Building for ne Rsb<I Macy
Yse Frercb Emperor and The Rtbsls-NsWs from CAarsss-
ton, d..
There arc now in port four blockade runners-the
Banshee, the Fannie, Juno and PETAL swift running
iron steamers. More are expected from abroad very
soon Advlcss from Liverpool state that 10 or more
small steamers had just been finished the Aersey
probably intended 70 act ~ tenders 70 the Florida, Ala
bama, Georgia and other rebel cruisers. They are
describes ~ eye witness being Of iron schooner
rgged very long, sharp and narrow powerful propeers
and the forecase covered with sort Of iron roof They
said 10 be At present stored with COAL medicines
surgical Instruments and other necessaries Tho power
fu steamers for purposes building the Clyde and
at other places being rapidly completed and
are expected TO make their appearance very soon.
1here appears 10 be an impression here among some OF
the Sostherners that the Emperor Of the French,
withdrawing his occupations la Europe and Mexico, does
not by any means turn unwilling TO the repre-
sensations OF the rebel commissioners abroad, but
from motives OF policy wells his Intentions under the
appearance OF strict neutrality The result OF the siege
at Charleston, whichever way it may terminate, will
doubtless have powerful elect The last Accounts, by
the Banshee state that fifteen sixteen shells had
already reached the city, but that Fort SUMTER though
badly battereds st held Its own bravely. Two heavy
guns from the steamer Gibraltar had reached Charleston
safely The steamer Hebe from Nassau had been chased
ashore Fort Fisher JET. Davis had issued pro-
camatiop FOR general fast the 2lst inst. More
No time 70 write more now
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UfIcA, n, T., Sent. To- 1893.
The attendance ut the state Fair to-day has been
very large. The receipts up TO to-nssht amount to
$500 about 81 500 excess Of the receipts at Rochester
for NE same time las, ycar. 1smorrow wm be great
DAY, and large crowd Ia anticipated. Not ha1 Of the
people desiring 70 vs the Fair scsld b accommodates
'se ots the diserens stations along shs railroads.
The whole number Of entries is twcntyoue hundr.d
about hundred ls.s than a, Rochester The d.n.v
Of agricultural Implements md horsss Is uusurnsssed.
ether departments are deficient Governor Seymour
arrived this afternoon and visited the grounds ou,,e
number OF distinguished agricul,urs from Canada
present guests Of The society. Tho various COMMITTEES.
are buly engaged 10 examining thu articles. and n.
awards win DO made tomorrow IN American Express
made splendid display 10 day with several sx and
eight horse teams, preceded By band 81 music The
city crowded 70 Overlooking. and hundreds arc unable
70 lnd o5sinss
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CrfrLea NS~Scs~

LUN" fstskNU Nr. INV YORE.
Tho annual match between the selected eleven OF Brook
Ign and New York, for the sencn, Of the PROBES
commenced yesterday, on the ground Of the 81
George Club, at Hoboksn, and viii he resumed % dav q,
halfpast ten A. NJ The play on both sides was magna.
cent, especially the superb batting Of H. Wright Globes
Crossley and O. wright tho side Of New York and tina,
Of sadcr Hammond, Pratt and Congreve for Long island
Pratt made the hi. Of the day, being tremendous on
drive fer Ave runs. The bowling OF Mr. Gibbee AMI H.
wright very elective, as the score will show. Pratt
sprague and Chapman leading base ball players con.
sequcntly great interest IL manifested 10 how they
win scaaii themselves In this important When
the called yesterday the Brooynitcs had
Tho respectable soore Of s with wicket TO fall against
1871 the score sher formidable opponents the score
Will Indicate
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Marine AHnevs.
On Board q. a, nrxAusury f3ponc

messing OF the UNDERSIGNED cmcerA scsomnenyinl .
eencnment 81 cosecrfpta firm New Haven Comb. The
aspsrmen. vrInIn nc following preanbs and rssclu-
Resolved, That 70. the ocsrs feel 10 be- our duy a.
ones o. The 0eorss Peabody for their and attention
shB.
H.sslved, That In Capt Atwe the government has an
socieOs oncsr well meritns The rsoasbie position 10
YoHs HnsAlp and The Baltimore Amescus ana copy fur
nfahed 70 0sps. Atweu
a mr. Wind and smoo'h
Major nseker SIN Cons. vcs Capt 3. n; Ripley sM
q Pasker ssth Ohtp vols Leut Mercus wssrrbuSY I'm
Conn vo9; Lieut. Theodore Gray Tn Coon. vols Lieut.
lfbSh Ohio volA
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Alleged Injustice In the Sale Of Real Es-
tate near the Park Valued 1T Forty
ave Thousand Dollars.
sUPRENI CoURr-sPgCIAL TERN,
Before Hon. Judge ClsrKe.

Before Hon. Judge ClsrKe.
ssrr lo-Esra Gould N. John Mortimer, Jr., aud
cAersThs lie an action brought to set aside shcrrs
sale under foreclosure decree upon mortgage
~ lots Of land Situated Tenth avenue between Sixty
first and Sixty second Streets alleged to be worth 600
appears that the property sold the 4th Of August
last by the sheriff. who requested at the time by
Plaintiffs counsel to postpone the sale because OF the limit
cd number OF bidders then present. The Sheriff declined
to accede TO the request and sold eighteen lots at prices
much below their real value through mistake house
alleged to be worth - 000 and which stands OF
the lots sold, inoiudedin the bid contrary 10 the in
tention OF the owner and OF the sheriff.
Mr.. H. w. Dodge stated tho Injustice OF this case to-
wards the plaintiff ana applied Tor and obtained an 10.
junction restraining the sheriff from executing convey.
ances ON the sale, and the purchasers from transferring
10 set aside said sale. Mr. 4. w. dodge for plaintiff
Hessrs. Brown, Hall and vanderpoei for defentSnis
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nunbA o. leading citizens Of Pennsyl~anA have or.
gas'zsd A aociason uassr The above nans the ossc
e which e sanesify, - wers the promines portions
Of Che bssis ground Of Getysburgwhch have already
been purchAseA-snd prssrvs them with an Ne natural
snd Arsmcia deencss compsts In the srsct form and
oosA'oa shsy presented during ~ babe Such an o.
jscs worthy oes and ssr sosrassans what greater
honor can Be- paid 70 thoss VIA fell o. hat historic
ground san FOR the middle aged 70 poiss out 20 he
ycuna shss 90 this hill, or this valley such and such
hero gave up his fe preserve the great American re
public from ruin at The hands OF rebels and traitors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-17

BY Tho arrival Of Tie steamship Eagle Captain Adams
q This port yesterday from Havana. we have news 70 the
l2,n INST, which will DO found detailed in the letter Of
our correspondent.