davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-11-23
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

ECw foRK, Nov. 2l.-The Fost's Washing
ton letter says the War Department has ad.
Tices from Burnaide to-day, and It Is stated
in official circles that they are encouraging,
and 10 fears for his safety need be enter
tanned.
New YoRK, Nov. "a Wash!,eton
n 'eclal to the Herald states that little appre.
ho ceion is felt for the safety Of Burnsids.
cpal Ned Grant to reinto1ce Burnside.
A: Knoxville letter to the Herald, Of tho 9TH,
ment ions the fight between the Union and
rebel North CarolIn1ans, on French Broad
River in which the former. whipped the
latter. During the fight many Of the rebel
and Eoul ed their fire into their former com.
raaee,
lspsclal G 'zrespondc1ce Of the Chicago Tribuae1
In CANT NEAR BE1DaEpoRr, ALA.,}
Nor, 10, 1869. I
THE SITUATION, ETC.
There Is n.o change in the military situation
in this va LEY, so far d. I can leaEn in Chat
tsnooga. This rims and storms which for
fow days uye .oyerhung this portion Of the
military Fo,sitio have passed away, and the
warm, bright SUI 7thine lies over camp, noun
tain and river n 'fth the improvement In the
weather comes.ae corresponding improvement
In the spirits ard h ealth Of the soldiers. The
roads are drying up and offer no impsaiment
to the passage Of he:r, vily laden supply trains.
OF theae, on the south side Of the river, none
pats, except those belt 'nging to Gen. Hook
cr's Army. .Te supply. the army at Chattan-
ooga, we rely upon ST, op1y trains over the
mountain by way Of Sell uatchie Wiley, with
HEnt the steamers h4.tws .en Rridnennrt and
, 1863-11-23
FROM THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.

W1Hu1SGT0E, NOV, IT, lBE3.
The Army Of the Potomac is still moving
southward. It occupies Madison Courthouse
today, which looks very much like flank
movement. Pontoons went down last night.
Our cavalry has already, 1t is said, got in the
rear Of Gen. Lees forces. No doubts are
felt In the minds Of Intelligent men as to the
result ofan engagement between Meade and
Lee.
There was anxiety respecting Burnside at
the Var Department, but It is no longer felt.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 21.-The Uerald's Wash
ington dispatch says:
Adv1ces frcm the front state that no COLI.
sion has yet occurred. The rebels have made
no new demonstration within day or two,
but seem to be strengthening their earth
ucrEa
, 1863-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Edinburgh took
On half million Of specie.
Peppon & Nara. gold dealers sailed Yester-
day.
The convention In this city for raising fires
hss raised the fare to Chicago from Sl5.00 to
f24 90.
Rnfus King, Minister to Rome, aad John E.
Marks, sailed today.
, 1863-11-23
THE RECONSTRUCTfON
THE0KIES,
Reported Policy Of the President,

Nkw TORE, Nov. 21.-The New York Tri5
uns's Washington special says:
The attention Of the President and mora
prominent members Of the Cabinet. and other
gentlemen, has been largely given OF Late to
the consideration os the important questions
connected with the recall to the Unlou Of the
truant Southern States, several Of which msy
soon be knocking At the door. The precise
course to be adopted is not yet determined.
Several theories claim the Presidents ear:
but he is himself engaged In maturing prac-
tica1 plan by which to secure reunion upon
the only practicable basis-the basis Of free
dom and equality before the 1aw-for all the
recent utterances Of the President, and in
structions to recently commissioned repre-
eentatives Of the Government in districts Of
the sonth now in our possession. leaYe no
doubt that the policy Of the Administration,
back With slave constitution, is fixed. The
present discussion relates to the ways and
means Of effsctlng this result,
, 1863-11-23
Uhiedg6 Trtl)n1rt.


@ Vul mar ana comments elsewhere give
/" view Of the main features of the pre.en,
r sltaauon at Knoxville and Chattanoosa.
oaf dispatches do litueor nothing to light.
"a the suspense, though it is certain that
nulnsaoe still holds out against the enemy.
oof washington advices, both by tclc-
Srapn and mail, are highly interesting and
= ......
r.o,, n . eomes IRON Louisville that
,oaro t"n, 1n. 10 i1ung nack from Chatta-
r,,,id .1 wy piopaple cause Which
f3oaaa- s.1 =. =. ,h- n!m ~ 10 'nis thing is the
eonx;c,;on @ t,'a, M ssns T:,' oa1nslao, ana Grants
,,n. h,,t w e1s ,,asa aao1,tno as must DC gwen
1ho ra1 ~ NJ Was.. 49, nol1 nno&Vnle, ~ "
,hot a,,,n.;se," eAuo washington
TIM, # connot IN $500 sueo' a1'o
nr +hoao e+or;as w ~ 80. oucot tue otncf
.,cen r,;e,.d h. ~ .ha ' .sS.s s4's Aa' 1as
Il is noes;h,c bovrva- +ha+t,,a T. 49, -, .ss.
h,. how eo eox;n,,,,., .,1s.- 49, W -. wig
1,,uI forco 1at.,u - t,'a a ~ .ue
Trscum,;o th.t - 1,.s ,,sa~ sa% n"oe "
-,.,roo-o H. ~ ~ .a.o ~ 1,S - Don so1psueu )"
Will, Ills ,csr pnt ~. + ..s..@ .,n-l,- .s1s..
iural. ~ i'>AA4' ~''''e~
If the backward movement 1,aa con.
menced, the next ten davg viii he FIJI ~
danger to our canse M non 49, ~, ~
how far the retreat NAV be necessarv. hnt
VIC may be sure, if the rebels have f.ot mr.
bows on a trot homewnrd that 11,cv e.;,, ~
abute their efforts tn make Them sn.nd 40
~r:;inter on tic Ohio. 4 dav ~ tuo -, w.
will mt 4hc co,,n+rr :, ,>os,..a,e". - -. ~
facts Of the s;tnation. ana +han w. - =. ~. -,
be better able tn aee uh.t v;1t ,,a ~ ~ ~
of that which NV 10. =. ,.,-Is -"
The cor,esnondon+ - .te ~ ~ n.
locates te President h,,sr ,,no., -. .-a'.as -~.
<,,,.e,;o. .e.,,a a-s~...N @1 .1e seAeo
o~'Aoa " eue o0tou
, 1863-11-23
THE CANADIAN REBEJ
SCHEME.


BuRL1sdToN, vt. 9-Considerable excite
ment was caused yesterday at Rouses Point
and st. Albans BY reports that body OF &c.
cessionists in Montreal had planned to seize
Fort Montgomery, destroy the draw-brldge
at Rouecs Point and plunder P1attsburg and
Burlington. Information Of such. q plot
reached Governor Smith and Collector C1app,
Of this pert, on Ffiday. They communicated
With the officer in charge Of Fort Montgome-
n Who soon had Its guns ready to give the
renegades warm reception. This scheme
was probably linked with the Johnson's Is
md nrffcet
, 1863-11-23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TD
ARMY CONTRACTORS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-John &. Stetler,o of
Philadelphia, has been sentenced By court
martial to five years' imprisonment in the
Albany Penitentiary for fraud in fu1niahins
supplies to the army. The sentence has been
approved BY the President.
, 1863-11-23


eDarcicationfst. The +Ynth IN that a1- ~,
aa,., 4eS' .Ao - 1'a 20 tna' a1f' Aaa
eo'p' as every one KNOWS Who has seen ths
manner ii which appointments aro made here,
allows The memberz Of hfa fnbfnet oreat ID.
stse VI 1a'itoae' he makes It 2 point Of
honor to accord a great decree of indivjdn
ality and freedom to 1,tc nofn;eto-., t-.ao.,
n,t;h,a viii, ~. f,tosas+. - 49,. ~ - w"
e r." ".su .ao n.eeie't" o1 tne country ano
tration. The removal Of Mr.. Edv.raav,a
entirely the sct ~ NJ R.+a. .as a- .saD ".e
80 "es y. Ia. n<aes, Ano tae ffesl-
vent &C ns1ceIeo Inc Attorney General had
good and sufficient cause for the same, aside
fiom my political considerations whatever.
14s eao he.o 1nA' Inc anaf aas caused
great deal Of annoyance, and also given rise
to eumo unp1eatant fee1inrs in tbr f.ah;r.+
Indeed. have hra,a u .tatad 49, .s'' s1s..s""
,.1n,1,. s =. ,s.as @ ~ s.''1eo tns' cnanse
S ~ 1e"ee one VI TUG members, nust
necessarily be the result of the advantage
taken by Mr.. Bate. of The praa,5o,.,. ,.aa.
ro,,,.,t. ~ S'taea' 0a"
1unaAits aao 1no tfost ne rcposes In his ad-
vlsers. Certainly if Mr.. Bates has acted in
this manner in the way claimed by the ner,
.sIs,- oo " suo i1e''ooa'' ao snonlo not
1smaia men Der OF the Administration
another day. There can be no doubt bnt the
presence Of Mr. Bates and Mr.. Blair Ia tte
Cabinet at +h1s nart,c,,1o- 49, - - ~
e1o 20 1ane hust DO
boa1ce q eomo emoarfasemcnt to the Pr.sl-
dent. They do not nearly reflect the esnt;.
me,ta of the President ~ ,., .to-
,nrd-,.., tL.. - ~ 80 t"'5 ~ w.
eoAo VIZ" tuoAo u any otnet OF Iha members
composing the Administration. nv opinion
IS that Mr., LINCOLN reta1nx them on1v h,a,rs.
In c,n,,dur, u ,a..,.,~.~ t,-.- ss.Au7o
eSA'1ae4S ~ "eeesealy II t1ls MAR TO haVe
Inc support OF every true Union man In the
country, be he radical or conservative.
'"4'9'
car, AFFAIRS At CHARLESTON
Sill remain IN stdtn qEo. Preparations are
being made to remove the obstruction. IN
the harbor bv mrara of arb,,,r5na h.tt.-,.1
.,a ,,,,.-.t,.. 49,. .N., oatsos@s'
A@ "Pt"4"'ues eAo Ansent1oh OF NON Y0rE
gea1leman named Rtards1ey. This done. and
the work Of reducing The forts IN Jame. and
ether {a1on5a IN lbo b..... ..,,1 -.a .H
4o4"o ~ @no aat'o BILL 1emalas Tor
LIE lfon-clade, which have hitherto proved
Ineffective against the earthworks Of th~ avn.
NV or nj 1es.t t.os. of tha-, re..., ~ ~ao'
~ 'Hen Aofhis2eo "1tn
case hatss ard somh-p1oofs. AL that the gun
works and TINA enable tha 1.nd ea.sa. ssA- 4 .no
- raot +,o;. s.r,. ~. sAae toteeo " cou-
et'ueS tAe9 aPp!o@cnes Win lesa rick OF being
isI na!1aesea by the a1e Of the enemy. Tho |
lard force has therefore asne the real work liz |
1ssaueing the batteries on Morris Islsna, but
las ceMe TO the 'eLd of its tether.' as
Gen. Gnmo1e cannot construct trenches in
, 1863-11-23
FROM NEW ORLEANS
Military and River Matters,

NEW ORLEANS, 13-Tho 18th army co1pa.
lately operating In the Teche country, EN-.
ba1ked today at Brasher. City for soma un-
know point In Texas By way Of Berwick
Bay.
The steamer Circassian arrived here to.
day, and reports the disappearance Of tie
Mobile. Trade with st. Louis on private &C.
count is rapidly increasing.
A rumor Is prevalent to dag among secss.
sion sympathizerB Of q rebel defeat il West
ern 1oui,iana.
, 1863-11-23
Purchase Of Gold on French
Account.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 91.-The Ford says:
The French war steamer Milan has Just ar
rived 1t this port from Vera Cruz ria Hayans,
She will return directly to the former port,
having been ordered to New York expressly
to tAke out to Mexico q ,000. 900 In gold, puf-
Government, By the house Of Belmont d Co.
, 1863-11-23

A Raid on the Cotton Buyers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-The New Orleans
correspondence Of the 14th to the Herald states:
+" Yesterday the United Marshal and hfs 6iepu-
ties seized all the cotton no n In New Orleans.
The seizure Was made on the order Of SIr,
Rufus Wales, the United States District
Attorney. Rnmor says that the seizure was
made on Information derived from secret
parties, that most Of tbs cotton now in store
and in fransftu FRs purchased from disloYal
Iarties, and that before 1t can be released,
the present owners must prove that the par
ties from whom they purchased are loyal
to the United States do7ernment.v
, 1863-11-23
u. S.. 5-2O's

HIN zountl9eux.tx.

+ L
~ 1p SAlsascom.. lisa a.no strose..
Eat. sTerca CANA Dur q and Tea 3as Chin and
PAr!sn Fancy CT oc+ PAFtan 3tst1Atfs snd 9fcnr-s
61oaze Ctccks. k1tsa Fine sil7er Plae1 ware. otc :
m wpnuua1A E. AHCTLON.
~ and Choices. assc1spnI Of tne Iol]oT-
GOODS orr offered at auction IN fs ctY iii fresh
sEa aeE ocA anu the tceat quality III III tneui
rrs5J segN mo 1aEa censat.oE III part 81 - N
Ia MSss w11e s9Es yaEiey Of ceos1.
IAttc Toilet bets, Knby Cns Aoa Enzrsvcc Is CSr1
Eeceiyest flr2tr Bowl. Decant s1e U1h.otS Nf1n1
~ Cb Ecagass. Cordial Se1a, EabY a.d Maaa;ttr
raEE &; Il. S. e. ouaa ,ev.l st,t..r
@ @tuea u Auto. Ce1ea, S1:uda, Poetry TsrpacoaI 70
snd other1; elegant Vases IN white aud cplofs
t4flAn Toilet ses1, etC. osc. *
Il FEENCH CeltA- Rel gcId bsrd D!ncsr sctes.
eeenp1efe: elezant gold oaEa and decor .te1 Tolex
decorated Tea sets 81 n ard 6 e. III 6f the chooasF
nslts Valuable Vases Of allslzss and syery varsity
ot st3;e and ornament. sous very costly aud deco
Htea lH ste hnelf Manner Crpten sef4 rich AfotfM
S%ps %ups snd eauceA Sets Of gold band Teas Aad COZ
q! 0CKs-E'rgact bronze eIshtday C1oess. paz8acs
-Ex7KA FisE s1Lysi:pLATEp eoopa-cato
DssE9ts: fFutE Dshe1 pitn Gu; glass lining Liquor
neMed: fish and Pis Knivts: s.psin Ras. esxsuf
Csltoss, With nne eus bo1t!el: Wedding EAKa KnifS
Y cue, Bell ned Fruit astor, b:ae x!a1s Jci 1E.
1s6!e Desert Aaa Tea Spoons and FORKS; TvorTT
e.. hS1ses ~ Fosks Aut:e1 Dahea leo Pltcs
other 1:ch AND v.n.hs goods iadtes sud 1rnt,enst nt
80 vlted to csn and e1aniuc the aooye neantfat
are, e INT and attend the "a d Tae eoods ~
EtG rs87.1ltat1Atp An~ffSrsnss.
, 1863-11-23
IlENSIO1

DENSIONS! PENS1ONS!-The
Ptoole's Pension and Bounty Money OH "a v
HONEH. COOK 4 CO. vii draw ncnnY for Pen
ESctcI CHARLES Z. s1AuoNb Z their Attorney
ioe Wis puEpose Feo. sl.s0 Address homer,
D!ekeya 4ale:nz, QoH rNr3s Il aes.A
, 1863-11-23
The Govcrnmeut Securities.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. p The subscription
gent reports the sale Of 5-30a OF 109, ,950 on
SATURDAY., and during the week 5,3l7, ,450.
Vest cf the Fubtcrtpfions come from the
Western ald border 6tates. Maryland, Zen
pcly, Missouri aud Kansas contributed
A-gtly.
, 1863-11-23

The RfOt lK1nHlcAdeF, Andre9VR.
The notorious Andrew, one Of the ring.
leaders in the New York riots, Tho was taken
charge of by the General Government and
aas been lodging ct Fort Lafayette, has been
landed over fur trial 10 tbe State authorities.
An order to 1lAt effect has been made by
pjor Gen. Dig, and executed by Marahal
NurFaw
, 1863-11-23
GILBERT 4 SAMPSON,
~ II Is and y Deasbo:a ss.esk.
ONE HUNDRED CRATES OF
CR0CR ERY AND G. G, WARE.
And twenty-five Boxer Glassware,


AT a CTION.
Or THURSDAY. Decsmbor J, commanding 1t 9.<
oct5ek. Ee shall Eel 1t ous salusfD0aa onnosfn an
1rs EoLt Hoaee. ono hundred a.ss Of tha best QUIZ
u " EalsheaEart and C. e. wBr7, BY {, o n1ctaS8
oanx compiese Assortment Of tho wall M mSa.
n HnIac.nIsIs Jk1ts stEArdA d Bons snd 4 f. Bcp'a,
EVe1y ere Ear Antaa 20 nprr sented They ara ri
time pIE7icuB to the sAtc- ~sS
Cstaic Rne* VII be svalr On F1ifay, November A.
EouAt3 dealers Wishing catalogue will pleaas W7it
Tor enc zach Gratis vii: bo sold fe1afate and ~
s3rp'e .ce Isr|s =. c.ah aaJs Without resafve..
, 1863-11-23

Gen. RoSceraans Reported Assigned to
to q Command.
WAsaSG.fos, Nov. 21.-1t Is said that Gen.
Koseeranz will be, or rather has been, -.
sjg1ed to the command Of the Department
Of Baltimore. Gen. Schenck will give up
that command on the lat Of December, aud
take hia seat in Congress-. lie was elected
from Val1andieham's district
, 1863-11-23

Return of PRroIcd ITn10uf1ts
from Richmond,
New YORK, Nov. 23.-Tha Times has let
ter dated Annapolis, Nov. 10th, containing a
list Of $50 pa1oled Unionists who arrived there
from Richmond. Six died On the passage.
These $50 we're the best that could be picked
out to send. They all confirm previous &C.
counts Of horrible ha1dships and sut.esings,
, 1863-11-23

fUST PUBLISHED!
EAGAR LOT:

EAGAR LOT;
THE FATE Of THE POOR elR! !!
BY PIERCE EcxN, ESQ.,,
Au1noz OF
The "Poo, Girl" Tie Ecarlst Flower, Etc.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
A1so nsw D11.oSa o. sor1 II: FOLLOWING roRu1Az
BIZ FIERCE EEAN, ESQ.,.
HE srosSr. sti P1ice sScsuts. t. A1~o'o-'@'' ASo
TIE ecARLEr FLOWER. Pr.ee 80 cents
2uRIshp pstt 9sAESTa M sant, o. rx B14cKaxtrz or
p1;1. TA1h z !K.os:AMoSD: ts, T1z ouKu's vror1x.
n:sts. 81 IPs Pssss sSss l20N1sf; o. 1hs as;o:s
ruesssteanz DICE : IrrzazEAtp,
Copes Of 10 abo1e boofs sent 81 o @ni. 10 .u7 ad
1sss g. 81 .eess't'ss receipt Of she Price
ssPECULIAR IA Nsw Ameri
1o1 Sc &C. pse,. Hev yg, Ry 1rHs sAsaEEr. oao1s
~ IT, IT, AH,3s H. testimony
tnd others IN rczad to certain aocal ds7eIo7 Aen1s
eos ossequott npcn the occupation OF New Orleans By
could - "a sf Temsn u ias .a
saoas = sd eoqasn; aa55
Ei1ca ttat reyer before has eesc well Expressed
srcoxs1 r. ,I IL: oF 4.
vtew 1t the Wbi.e Houss, IN which tae FreAdent
relics ~ 4etctota: the scena In which Mr. Janar
t1u DAVIS rhotoK7aphel: tna sceae 1t Nr. Ponri.
tafa >: nc yeudus u Few 0rlaAos. It o.ce aa.
e. sEa 70 PAT stic those teini.aoo scenes
ssI ator Wikftl6 R1oriousl7 figure aid that uapa1-
aLe!ed afofy u Este1e-which wo ccfy Any ona vita
hcast o. He.h to read without tears"
nsou you'd enjoy rich t:e4t, bny and resd shls
<sP E G. Ii A r.,
AMERICAN NOVEL.
Cories OF this PECULIAR" BOOK sna Y1sx
TT = teLt e. I to aEy aud1tss On r<ceips OF 1:tce-
GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
u3 Randolph street,
(UIGer the Museum}
r. r, Reneznber. our sters ia directly under tie
SEND stamp for rt'cc List ana ttra.s to sgen.s.
T. ". HAErIE,
.-- l13 Eaz 1olrh Street. |
2e!aors In TIE couEtsy can hare sefit ism an3
COX f5oy may sea ADVERTISED. AND with 1t A1a GEE
eeend3,nx e. ID tue Advertised price OF the work,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-23
Tie Difference.

The modest ana rational Spirit exhibited by the
people Of Oher,eiton and tie wkols 5cuih In 70.
gard to the trump hant rsrulse Of the iron-c:ad
monstssu b In striking contrast with the fsat;c
insoxication Dsn,itsted By NE North ovez eysSy
scccssa Of her aims. Here WIS naval aad land
expedition OF the most formidable character, a
asst Of iron csd monsters Whioa had cost Millions
up n millions Of money, q which had bso pro
pared vita al tho resources IN mechanical o. III,
inaplrsd By oil tbs vsassanss a;'d viadissivensss
Of lie North, put completely hors da combat In
nsht cf fsw hoursi Tie city Of OaAslesion was
sxved, the question OK iron clad ships s1d fsrts
propsriy defended settled forever, and the pride
and power Of III, Forth thoroughly hrmsled upon
its fAvorits elemsnt And yet, after an achieve
uczt which might well have justified The wilje::
10y and erthuslasm, tho wholo asutas:n psopie
exhibit ealmrsss and squan'mi:y which few m.
items but cur cwn. and lesst Ct all the Yankees,
are cspabls o.. If Kew York Aad successfully do
Tended issef against sush feet a. that wtisi a.
sailed uhazlegson, the whole city. srd every other
Hofthsrn city, would have been l'umin.ted, tie
bells rnn1, eanroa fred, aed tbs ensi-s population
given it.ef up TO every possible extragsgaacs #
triumph end delight And thn3 II he's tesn sirco
tie VIZ. commended From tie Arst battle Of IA
nassas TO ths present hcus, tho long array Of un.
psxaslsled vici riss which ths South Las achieved
has never called f,r.h any Wild Demonstration O!
popular j,7, bal h u been r,c,ivod with doop sad
sl!eat css.itrse TO Heaven, kna viii modera-
tion md gelf2oE ess;on which nsae bat people
Truly great could exhibit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-23
az. no rns vergas OF raE ELEVENTH.

H Tc THi yoTgl3 OF TaE ELEVENTH.
G>5 CONGRESSIONAL DIS eeIuT, composed
81 ihe cniieg Of kasas.a Rockingham, Coax
bulge PsaiescS., EiSS.sila. 18Th Fl cahcntss aid
Ale ghary;-s lave received nunercus applications
f:t ffecda Ia all the soanic3 Of tbs District, us.
log yas to alioH tas uss II ny name III q c III
0idsta for Congress z. the eicc.lcn n, May next-
Tho tirco has now ssr;vsd wh.n Ia j-stics 10 than
"a we'll Is mSasn, D.y DISCRIMINATION shoula be AZ
nsu, ID.
1t shall be tee pleasure Of .ks voters TO ,s.urs
to tbe next Congress If the Ccnsedsrtry their
Repre- ssctause, pisdss mTss;f to the nee Of eli
mailtaln tbs honor Of Cur beloved Commonwealth
and OF our youthful Coafciers,y.
It viii be Impossible for rue - witt the Esve-al
Counties Of the District ior to shs eI c.:o, III
cut cisrega.d;ng official tb;gat.ons Imposed upon
me by my position as OcyekEor Of the US nm on.
wealth. This Am sure tie pscpte Will not expec.
OF sc, and must th5refoIe leave my cause In thsir
caro-
The manner ia which ny Representative dusies
wei diacha- ged Will had tie honcr t. serve In
tho Congress OF tbs Utite1 States for eight years
Ia vol kncwc to ylu, and bsaisva I may safely
say that my Representative co,duc, conn aaded
the approval Of my ccrs:ituent,. Ey sc ioa So
0Gv -rnor under cscrnsssr % Of greater jfc entity
and enbsrrass In sat- perhepy, than have attended
tny OF my p,es eeefsors sl e, the wsr OF the Eevo
:H Of ZIG, Il before you. and By l: I'm willing
tC bs judged.
With this brief srrulc ss.oa en- Lafo.e tbs
Dissr'c. foc tie JUDI msnt OF the p:ol - upon m3
polite Il .ndcCs during trying paE;ed ou- his
tory, in which I hare enisavcred 10 psrfo, IA my
duty IS c. fzcu, aud cffc'si y. to the Ctmnosl-
vselih Of Virginia cud to ths uonfede,sey.
aD s2~ts JOHN LETCHgz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-23
e. sssssssT 4 AreEse. Aust;,,,
I.cgnfr Ms,:c sSp l3.h gtg

.kEAsua6oTu2a0 TcnacCo, sgsyIr;
M1 TOBACCO, azCCE7,us, no 3OsS a.
AZ AUCTtGN.-Cn TUDll3JAY G0asiaJ
tbs go loss. coy n,spciDg as % 9'c.aus .shsl ed
Ct ma warshra.e, eu-nef III Ear. el-1 lJa FRA
i.c0o b3xas Esa1fectarei izs5S &fIC D, 10 sC,s n
vosscs, ths s-es.sr .ortiop a. b anii II a:u.I.
hsrye. AInczg TIA saTpses Nil c. sad.
IL few eno.aa inla Of oi1 5s;gst r5hs-so
leo cases hsacs!ng TlEaatcs, ia s.sa. t..s
rapeTs, so
30 bill. Msi!o-- Riass snios ing Tobss,,
hacc:hcy AID Aa-aes ss1ff,
Cuba, fio,il. sud Donextis Ciasrs, Eens
tlsL, chloe
F.psa, 2ssss, 80.
~sLa2.-
Ghe following GooSs--
10 Tern, < l:s,,
F.na *rsash ::Ta13y
a>is s-ss 90 Gp..i- Ge.-s5
!; ah's o.. Ft~5 *tfhsy
S a-.ts ~ .',.E. f,,..,.:ss u.
!. ezsss tiaL25.sa Gs.al.ll ..3-2
-fssr W.iile d,
81 tGxS. Fcs.i,y Hoag
40 b,:x-4 CoL5c;, ;sa.s'. -yr
uO g=s.s A!s-e has; AtaratGI
so az !! }t,ack;rg
k6ss 8Gp,s J.Sfb So&b
5 l5sa County te4I
50 kegs Et:is
&c tsgSs s's-d.sa
easos e.. E-onn E1Ear
IS ID IarilGs
80 bsze- 2.sss noe q usfls-o
a barge stSot.a1as,i % Rs,.is IL Oh
Pa.at EEr.sSss, g..
Tsgs.Sae VIE 1sasy ot.4E scar4@ s.li.ssia..n.sli
Gcot5.
Additions - Tia Asoy: ss.c a.,! lie t.eeIysa "a.
I'll o'esoek "a The rit.iiins of - s.la
So sl--sds HUMS.H & .5hs3Ts, Aul,a
--hDIIri0AiaE,--
VIII: &c aided 70 lie a5ove ss:c:
iGl Duahs.s Esss. ii s.rc1uG A,al;
10 boxes hce. ;4oEGs.l soap,
Scxas Hard T.rpaai'e aoss;
aoEs SUP t;ast sa5s;
Gac II shcT sgssse ~ tine,
10 to.sa sp.r.a san2ssa.
epxs SlsSEgR L GEEssTs su..'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-23

FkNEU VALUABLE Property Ka-Sa 70
4 TIE SsEii.. no HOTEL % tas lslehmont,
E:ede: isAsturf. srs rcn,rI, f1R,;Toga n E.ncy-f
e''oatz. A'f Au.FsIoas --fY vasrs u ds:rcs q
tie Choris gcC-s ct the city e E;shnca6 snsesea
Jsouary s2i, lS6;. snd dscsea .Easa4s., ~ !hsr.
II entered ssnrrs.y tih 1864, Il: ihs sai. Of Itsa
Q: al. W Eo5.nsgl Q. ri tso Uae@s slsned CSn
missioner, sh.ssa5 appointed .5r II purrose val
ssi! c. Pablo austian, upon Tia tfs1sss, "a
rhuESE. z, e3d SEy G. lprii, If isir; II re.,
tho nsxt f.sr cay t.:sr.assfJ ec,rrnencirs =. II
o'oceE = e. tas vs,u.sls gsai estate kEov1 a ITO
"Asasspa kc.s.," CT tho IT,. IA ssid ezuze ri:a'
tioae5, 81 f9i,os.s:
tssss of Isad soniei-..- sb0ut 10 :s'es si,ossi
IN the eor..y c. a&zovsr, u tho .cun OF Asniscf,
immediately 1pcn tas E.ee,aead FrsdsdckssrT;
aud Potomac s=a-o=d, asoas Is Iai;ea from 1e sa,
ot Richmond, sud Known cg sse .kEhisnd Eoa
t-sS:, with ali t1J Ing, ovn.aer!s i.tcon. eonfs
is & LEGS az sZ2aoaa$ l:o.el G2i.Dg, sf oesea
Within tbs Ssst tavs years usc.- ;ha Eto a'puvsd
model, ard capable wish tas Cottages ssiaehso 81
accommodating 20 psrao1s. al IT'S resrs.s
cutbctidns3 frs stss.ss.i - .os ii3iel aia soe.s
AeeSa i.<ss Dsn soosa, B1wi,ss aAi si.i,srd IS
Icons. TfslEg y-sJ tesyyesa- 5.ioo19osi sac ais'
isad daily. s,.a essi.s 81 iari;:1s residing 70 s,s
iacd vii: hsys is.e privilege ss Zee ::cssi ca IS
OARS to and fsola ri1bciaaa fcs tGs nsx' i.saa
SesEs, with tie gfoGab'i.s o; ;.s bsirs .Ils; ss;
Oniii within she pact ciaastsa Eao1Ias sAs acs
las beas3s pcpai4r roeGs. 81 he e,s!s.as q ts.a
zaond whe preferred Fss.da,. 'seZe With ie.H IA
il,s3 durirg the aaGliGsy sss:cu.
Detached frss, .aa hs:si, had p:zesa at aos7s
utsns 6!sseases fcosa It, sss gs1o i9if sefo W.
;,so line handsoga, Ccttsyig, coovcaieIi-y A..
tastsiui!y plalnsa far the ia Of ssDliss seIlcI:
xt The aate' or csnas;s OF beics s.gitod w:a ~
attached 70 shs1o so ~ cS,:h SC tse1lls setHsos
separate .sxldsnss.
4 Plat Of II. srcrss.g. n proposed 10 o. e'A
car bs sssa as tas efice o. tas aussica-e's
I,Kaas.~-slo fsae.h ash. (er Che who.s = pr s.
feTvrG; ths taanca a. O. and 10 gaoIths, iet 9.a.
be "a
10 10 sstsiSei stii shs fnrshsr csdss Of sss usas
nEs2Y l. BROOKE. Omar la
Jas II TAHLCR l. sos, AEssra. sp 4"
nO7IUa-Fcr the accommodation Ct pets
deslrsus 70 Etand tia s5ess safe . sps..a Wa !.
viii .clse she a.rat o. The AieNmend sad Fscl.sss
saIrcAd 0emsa3y Tsi3 HoEataa. Is s'"~
pu.e.u-;ly, JAJ Il 2.aYLog 4 son,
AnS su:..oas~es