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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13
DOCTOR ECrEEy.

nr. Rncl;s', The traitor. !.ss been removed
70 sno is,i Of 3e.ii'-i county for safe keeping
until .trn uext te-E Of the Circuit Court of
Ea.atca-t. Tie Finrastls Express" gays
" Crest rc';af has hecn Afforded many o: Cur
~citi=ana ID :hia ren0Tal, 81 the Yankees ws-c
e2ps2iei laily, 70 viaj: Gar fla?e 70 Tasclle
ths Doctor fran The hannia OF justice We
learn ti.at III The way L. pTopnecd TO the
sheriff who had him in rhnTGe, that if hc
would int:rcc,it with tie C;0vor#naHt and OBJ
tain MIA r~eieasc, thar Lc ~nnld sugar silegls
arco Ia It ap;i raise Il company j? Nicholas &c
~ ha:.!" in 1t; cange. S;inh a proposition !T0T
a~nct!'.r Ea.rcc wnrl! la gIadIy accepted, but
iran he nocirr such 81 n's vii! he construed
Is I srn.cri!ga "a -: hsrE 10 the Iantcs
Gayera;1oTt sz:i srrk reTanEo orrao c%oni!"7-
r.ari =-n;rh NJ - l!,iH.ai"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13
9,7:,F F!r!7 - HrRf.=E:a7t1.

The Ca7itannnga "Rab=l' ii J4rMaIy IS:
SAYS .he srnnd al rGntiict nair siurtrsssborh
ia lat :!,ure ,iI.n loiir miles; north Of th"t0Hn,
iii sn open sros al several ralls' a1iare. &c
ilv.l .. : iaH1.jaa!fss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13
r~::.u.H;.s r,sE!, HratT"' Kr!.I ar,.
Era sac

j :.srsE :na&.'E ny Per- - Jd1rH'~rI e".n'i
I rI,!.. T?G. Fs..n :i.;s, 81 80 r-.;: rosi +, - 'f!
:a,I.-i :;j...f, c nH-t =! a.'Isi.Sn ~ rr"t.." ;: III
to .G>1.:rn Il S."i:iy sat s'sca.!:ir NJ" : NJ =
t!rr= so. ~,sa.
rhr ..... rSG:.i:s !pr s.-as, - Ia "".'"Ni ~
In rin-, IU= c.,,Ir- ns:! iiar.r:y:.i, frr'9p!- ~ ";.Js
CT ToJxc,". Ui,rtt, c"T. .IE' p"',.
Til. irnruY. nafit :: r.'si nr , i..4- isr SEA-. '.'!:"S.
sari .i-s-n hGaS.s, l..yr yr'L-ir. .ct'o''s'l ball., &C.
c.!tn wiIh ic., o1're .rJ TSl o: enc "7L : !" ti~ 49,
viii nssd si $50 b.r'ti. TySt, r"!I ua-. So, -.HrI.
,stir,ny kr!n, h,as-ho'd AMI s.'"l.. farul'i.- 40. 4'''
have sup: trrvants for FIRE.
ac;ic atip4 nl ~ mhi: {" - " Warren & 5"I, "t :
NJ, pusL csc-, lei l,7i!.. ~. .r:t ;JE ~ farro. ." ~
Tg !i,HEslar "ni;..ca.
De- i---s:sv.ra GEr"3Eu. r'a.r7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13
.iLTIGi,S yl.a iE?a ic9I;9 II: LTIFSrr:
t.1rjCE 10 Cc;:;SrP:TTS
T'T!Tt'T u Nrt'tLT.L ID
70 ali. pEBs0fa BETWEEN -rG aG55 60
Kan - Su.E2

Z Er.p-c'" :-n.rs:'. ur-c-, 's:.d :iays..t. ~. i':?
G6uscr'pts fra,r ar cT==;, - f,-s. .:ss's.T"," ,'--'
~ req tss"aau 'aT Ccn,c''fi. & So ths c55-i: = f.:E !
Qu.-r. f!"s T:!Aa7 :c"n h:'a::, tnr hoe TN.
,s. .aur.g q: Ei-T R.n;sa Drsrr. n.IrE-. - t.-ls
NIX. IT,. sadrry 8: i.a;r -,,.. .!.:.,a: ..s5. :.-."r ~
'hcrr r:n:s tic s7gh'; 9:J-ai"Z:; "Erra- !pc :.sS"'s.r.
h, ccar:J Ut E.:t--.-Gi "-:.oc:r:.cd CON-: hcI'" '"!
ikII. fror. tie c.ua:- Of N..tiaorelsuI 81 So IL 10
iAc.e .-na Il. -cGety CO .icTcimse :l.:.H ~ .rr-.sf--
C9:r; Bouas for these :Ec:n ms cneb,y ri :.>.i"-,,rz.
wniah form = past :: he ~. roosres@!2n-1 :M:ai.:.
ard Surgeon --,Ur. +. E-rins s:b 4 a. a.,
.. h Eu.ri al E-anins.ior r:-tir ist 'nry:r,.ion-! 49,
::;-:. cs-poaod G! tho casn'trs G.: tcrrT-ss, h'.rths'H!
:sn. a;i.IdirIs., Lptt.=a, .i.ouc-s:.". E.r: Tl:L.: ~
\ Gi-'n, E.ssr. G.'Ancai. Mathematical. ''nrrTH
la. cnu iknrEsirr.
Al rsr.on, in To-" rqGstts- d E--sr: Ii0i -nf "'":".
H;aS william. iiIaIe,s.sf, aaIG:wi. i!t.s H:a"h, "'.'S '
lGah. horthrmherisnd sEa LsEHa.tsr, n'tTesG 'h@ @'t
- sEi 10 YEAR,, Tha.her rIT;5sDtC 81 sly suisI put -
nr the lts,s. 9, nf Other sIs,s.i IL "i:sh ta= ~'",-',ii -
dr.. have no: ham 7''4Fsa5s1, axe h>.3fg rs2TrSnh' .
7c.; ,h.uIelv.s Eat nnle-a: s1ev-rsvle, slns .
i?c..t Hpres, Ds. zoo uriicsry, t's,ho=s Quart G"H'-.
G:nr,sw, "estnrurr!aad ';cr-t bOui-. tiesu:sTii''
L,rc.sts. cnu,t Youe. e, TO the E=.r,.i,g e5s,t ~" -.
Gil. 09e-:.ic Examination s7d sc;n;'Tei',p h -" '>:f
tr'A Il the sR-e=:a a"''cs n 80 :'S-'''7s ffr'f
~, nc:ce :rcIuI-s :.cry :--eE tc:ves. -. ,s-t .rG:
SRI Thug. who h.Y. hen t~r:.tet':. -r7ei@e, AM -
ch.Ty.s ..lhs. ey 9,-tc o. Jonis,e,a:t 2,T:-a:a: .5+s: TtG
nae .crrisnet .u:s:.sier Crt sEy ari az per - ~"
r,ay clriG r1.rnI sn= " any 2rcG2@ HfHt.:'!
sc pst,una thcAsr.s, exemption or "s;'' "'f: ~
source Hhs,=yrr, AN etu1:s hom sAe''''''7
I.irnt!ea Is calet l., r~.r-.r,sh IS. '-e!'". I'd n"d -i.''-"-
r.. al UrIs.e 10. s., - !.i'"~:.
..sI n q .nn,rII. ,,r,: toL-.sry.4 = 90! :. .srs': l. "a
pisr= u rene: .vnu, Tor en'oi.r7"1', OF WILT 'L"D ~
III Al IL a;erci.; r,7y!oret fer :a- apprehension .nf
roTc,fErr: :: !r~reII, SIT -sr.- !.nas?c:ti.1h u -
cc-=raG, e! ;he:- r''r--t!Tc 1"r:tnsntei'' 'GtI ~ At,si
.,h,- i, n.r,.., lispis - iuiY 81 cGui:;! Il, S.' sh.'' u!
- ..Ts.T 20 ne flsSe CT 'sHd,,Yon' .''r' u" P""h'''"'
OF ihe cali. 10, ,..u
~. r..om. VIZ. 9. FLEET, Captain,
ADh EnrUIl:ag oIlrrr irr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13
i-.rrpCsrrNc rpcN ugTL,0

INTERESTING From MEXICO,
C.aSLEs.o1, jsa. ll.-LGtc sG7icea Eoa
SaE Antonio, Tegas, state taet an express
from GtoTaYi!Ie lad brought reformation
hat 1000 French troops haa landed ~ s1ata-
raorss a16: tskeu possession Of thu city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13

r!I"ruy Fl ARTATifc; III GEORGIA pr. Sti:
fsiiis .ahIrr!sr. will s.:i &. lausic2 "aant:, i2h'' -
: sI-s.si.. Ec-; The rt;:-s =: lar: :1IsI. CT -: ."'I.-2-
S,s..:a Railroad, SD {. r>;s. seriiI eftht cit: rfh'"'i,
(e!oi 7ight rS-dr,d AL :. 'sri Eve -c-HI u ,E@1,
About g.: nc-ss .; ~: iasc - cl"ar:i, .nEcir~ 80
Htst. e cclt-a:icu-
t." cultivated lsrG = .'',"-t ~r-.t-r'iy !:Y-'. nal -Io:e
i."s. isaG ., clt.r.
.hs plar. 1. sci! vstar.h. ARG Perfectly ,-=.;ss 1s
ilpr1YeIuen fs eai rtnrib. &c rr"1 49, .sT.
The tu,roTsIaertl rIltIGc. 4 Yyoc ~ Hing az. = ~ J.
rogss,, new negro hop.rs. . srei IN acass Ind s'r'~
rarls auG stables, Gr.
Tae isad Is 0stics NOW ten r.s. Q; c''.rs. L. u" nsoi,
with rl.ui- r: rso--!ooI CT .=-ry d.,c:.:ri9n, te-!is=--.
ttuck s.S ?: srt;:=I sni ysrtTiLb DtSIsin ict '+'E w
;,.ssr VI Ga-i: III, p, Ta,sGi n:!rul I"-T u: -0~ 80 :
rrr bushrl
Fs!Sn 10 La:;a f.r yi srTs,
sr ,iirr-ai il. Ga =. G, A~p.s..IEgI!,
ro:t Y:nsy, Icr::oa cn:n.y. y g.
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=. S-Til- fo--c.irX v.ic ,"'s f.rI.I "st r7Y!-s rs-H
gel; ~. .-..I.r. t,.y CAT rnv =. t-.s:tt :r ~ rr"s'"
..:s. E'i'b"' Il HrtSh
lre Gin iuc'i'H""r'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13

i..fTG. rn"M TIE. G&:IIEn STATES.
pfrfsen;F", Jan. G.-Thc Rational Hintoin
Iirrrcor' is the oniy panci If he Ith rccciF-
ell ~ !iag Of trace. al 80 Point, tn-nisht.-
|. cu7:1ira h,:! iitlt. newH. -l!":"H:iiA tel"
srupns :. ~iia.ieck. ,in'i.' faie .! January
eth, .Eat taaT hsgr I'.zsr; SIS o: The great
IS: ~:p.tt:t5 aG ms r-.:. aan !i.si tkt ViftoTy
"a? cnmr!r:e, ~:uccSs- 81 me 2lsc was pre-
7arsad ~ tha s":;riaa % RS iiga. lark,
! nevertheless, we have beaten tha enemy .i.or
three inYs' asi:,o.
i. dispatch from Nashville saTc .ha. San
! lcv;s EriEa&r entered .ii.ri:"cs>orG or Sun
de-. :Hcrn:ne "Gmr forces -c7e :cr-ihly
| aca:.arsd, AMI 60. ci 10 Te:an5'7 -ncaT:l =
were l~:;!If::.''
The nhi;aielTi,s ,!.,.e. hr+ b:'.za-;!is
Ja7p.t2:l. dstad III. which "ayG:
r3i. Bruce c~sItnEal Gs7!sri:ia, ;can, G:tc
= 2umHcr" q prisoners ard $500 barrels O:
i'rnr.
Ire Cumberland Is :isinS rapidly,
E.twe"n n;7r aG,i FIX !iani:ed wGlA4n and
ch:l1rc,. Refugees, :s,!a rp 81 tt= Trace r"a!.
ar1 nro aaE III Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13

GES1tG LtI~T
81 ;rorr III. !ran Bate II :h= ci:r:'s Hi . 'rta
- co1-,T. ihfe. ita.e saDd, & me E.z'e & F~7stsi-.
crt fer $50, dated APel 81, li=s hs. 25
tL:e for ECO, dated trs...!!!h. ISIS. he. ilcl-
ga f.. SSf;, 6st.d Lugr:: go, ISL. 80. 2sS-
n: rsr,o,. ar. ~cs7tlo.s eo,!sz, trG5tag ;cr tn sane,
a, .t.l -.te ,pppeaacs for a renew: Of ,hea &C :ho
f.o7s: Sns. JohN n. ANDsRSGS
Jsa 3-Ssz o:Eass G. 4, 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13

ADVANCE OF RG:ECRANS AEa.I-
YANKEE CLTRAGES.
Chattanooga, Jar. the enemy has an
vaucci his lines ss~,n niio- tits sid" Ct
s,iurr,eesa,TG:. Re has h.ar GUILTY o! Inc
nos. ru,rsE:aua ~taaT'.i;;a:, stealing FIi'a.a
r.erart7. rnt.hia:; ~p5ac.i"! riti.en=, I'D r11-
,iirr Oh !rSi"...
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ylLE!t ELL a. FARM 0H 900 tl'fEs:S, Wv
u klYGR EOhD, ri usNki,S., II n.LS. " nj ra
IIp,.AfNEn ~ unp QlfE


GssER Tor ,iie rt!v.iel!, ny iRr',, fGtiA FfrI+, i1
q che rip-. I'D II Hsartco. !: ;Is o. tb- riy.I rc-I.
cie5tE niles Ahuys AictB1ad, .ra eSatain, .iy.. Ut'
sc.es, csea.!f cies..i, saI the hai.ccs :. na6i. t1.x ."d
;.D-.. TIA ~rn'ldln25 a. .ssrJ net, f.Ttng r-"r t"t:
within Sc lat four Yusrs TIE !sEd - wi! 81: Il! "io-".,
sYS . SIC? CT Th.1; -rd cas- T. SOD! co - ,i''". Il
l. ssa:. ste kod = hall E.ics Grr ~: Ja-r. ..Tr- ~
Gsnnrhs IsE4i: aat lie T:-sah>" rr.ir".' gsr-'.
-. riE the placs To tsr c-:si
- shjd,us tbh lana =? LeS. JGln T!rsf!-r Sc! "l':'.
.na Is Eel! adapted 70 e.: he --c?, srt|T 10 th'g ;:.TI -
'a1 aa:a'!J, And particularly TTs'1. ~ lat'r 81 ahr'l. 49,
sr.s. OF Tat Is6i 0C tie n!.rn. rLHUEL Z. IuIii.
".S-J-- !a!:a>r Information 81 Tly .: Ey ']st.t'H...
pcEar TH:rTr, ;~i"11hi- ad raaUtg. "r IN
GSIij;ih i -"fkrTuf..
iars-:;m Ei"apc.:. u,
@aEFAHf,h !iHa. iG!G ECAL.i II: iE:iTH ~: e.:
COUNTY. HE!i: FL siSIi!Ei-|U uG''':. - ~
G!c"MOt;H AZ: nAiVtiI., E4ii"i.' :.'-s:IE
~ n!TT.
~, : :,s nuttp:iEeJ ~ .,ii ;EI '..rs. i--.i,; - ~ o.,
Z! --csI'.J T.; IT,. G"-,rLrCT - !'-. I. II !'ci.rrs.,n.
IL Vii D.. cola - y -ic'.. q: 5.rij,i .3r SIS, .t:--1. -
:s,E - T~r.f-;:t!: r.. :! -; 20 rr-!f! ~: - &C. = .
81. a.-.
{ foc3 r2s,"ia viz 10 :T'r - F. r":..J.
Er,i-t. @g:'.: = arSEnfr
j""T-c-- BIcaa H.. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13

make this statement OF the authority of q
notice from the Admiralty, received this
morning. Yours, very truly.
AHn:XH T.. BShsr X Co.
The sLsamee Crusader, which arrived at
liverpool Oh tho l-th uItinno, brought dstsa
frolo 2ecmu:s 10 tue LIN ult-
Tnc steacre. Justin. f:5n London; arrived
Oh tnr - MI.
TIN !~:ciiiSi. ~st:alur ir@n"i,ih, !!5l: LnTi
vie Fays!. has a,so ~arfi.oi, and reported that
shortly a(;er leaving FaYai she Sm' stopped
By the UAitel States steamer Tuscarors,
Captain C:a:aH. .Aftrr examining the papers
the vcasrl nni.: went Il thorough search, even
It's cage tcrals.j heinz thr2wn nH One SIDE
40 aScer,nia ;;,sG acthn:g Taa slowed nntier
t:.rul. Bong ..iis;icd that Shn contained no
cuntrarauL Of wat she %.a allowed IL l.Io
; :eAl. III" ohi.rr il r!a"se u Lac searching
psvly stated iae" ~rr= en- tn" ":cokcut for u
. S.-aaii siHaf.cr c.li,d taa Pearl, rom :aa
u;7fc, With i.ft ~tt'2.1sta~1 9Th ucv@n-
: ~ ICs -.f-E.I- "
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.,LUinLE TE;iTGfl.HI SNi. 49,.

-htUiELE TH;IT CT It:,i Tni. 49,.
: csEEH 81 Fn":,s ,alr. q +Aln:hir t!s-: - !-'.. = -
j. r..:.;T 81 rr:acs Cear.S, 'D1Tc u ".hrri'@T.' .r3".
sis!.. s,.; rii-s fra, tEI .i:Y 81 f.t.-.bl'y. ..s' 'u"; t..
r.-.At.a, =. ltn.r. No.; -ui -i".aE 80 "'i'-'i:-T' .
I.ni!ne Oh .aws!!5 Croct. "Ei'T .sai.": :..'i-:s -
.Tlsil .:Eo5nrr5 r--.
IA iTa:i ,"E. .as Ar5r: ire,. S.r ig"i i--.5 . 20:
ths -t"I: 81 the :catis tr1i Gas =sro nIar'''. inS ~
uiaE;!:; ma r: i.G.i 81 The IIac-; - rssy .""sI' :. 80
:,srI ,I.i 6a!sh -s;Mr:. Tcs Sa'+Ec:, .r,u'-"" r', -
ac;r,, are c'.s;r:; -: -"1an.l":E IN ~aJ"". r -" -
~iarh l. tr.ri;J cGrct-6 win rs.;.S': ;:sHer. 20 :Hs
ej;at. .Se.: IS .. .-c..i.c: ,-r rex: 49, GY. -I,hs, ~
s.y.r rr,:ss. e-A ~ ?,sr: r-:s,..-y ccs r~U:.I!rS'.
!,T'i f.. ETEIi,:. T-c+i--
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R,i: Gs-L,a :aiGa.s .t:H- acr :So yr-',, "e....ns-
+vi, e.~u-ru >; : tux! :a"1; ~ III Cast, -" ","1" p
III. r%Urci.c...
r.-.oa- = aiEr ~ s"- 4, t'ol "ei".' M -: - . -
c,.n - 20 ~ s.!iog &C h'r. q. z. "sa''"a. T. 80 :
:. s-ardy - thS r.S='Js:. Frsthsr ~rcf'-sr"~ = -" Z.
M7. G.. u. T,tsan. =! -.fh7oc2. Gr 81. =. u Gr:n". ! :
t,t-rr.. GIr;Eii: = ;ff b&Eli;.
!L-cif..,n.
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nr:LLiAHT I-ATaI EXPLOIT.

L.mE"7' :En.v FEW nHLE.!HT:
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suIc. GEx. ,,Mss E. aAIs:s

Tho :.e,,l at the hettlo Of iiUrirccsbcrc'. was
s native Tanuessaessa, rea-eI and cd-ce-ca III
Nesh-.ii:, When iris WY i.aEaC re IVES
aa&j hsa h.sn fcT acTas T:2Ts, Common
F5aith'a .Attofasy II ii:si ciiy, Prior 10 this
81 WEE ST. editsr III tbs "Gopuhl!2aH BaE-
neT," in which capacity hn was the sucSessoT
III General Hollicuher. When The Wal began
he Was clac:ed Captain, and subsequently
unarimosaiJ thnen Unionel Of the llth Ten
i-saer regiment, aGer#sr.!s attached t. the
bTi,sLc ii Ter. Zoi!i2o!lh7. 10 lril his rag!-
m.T: in tia ~i,.ti,.S :. VIII LeI sRd itsr.
louisville.
Subsequently III vsz ordered &c Ju|her-
.aod CAP: ! fortress which Re held against
many nsscn;ta Of ina Federal forces. He wsa
rerf m-.-ie : 2~:iE-dia:, and se7rad tarors:
tas Gcn!iczy campaign u"dcr tne Immediate
cornms,.i Of Division General Stevenson of
Lent. Gan. Smiths ctrra. He has fallen Z,
MurireeztsTn;, in .ho immediate vicinity III
tbs tonz ii ki5 childhood. ghi'h lie sought
to -Saiain, ircp tSaaa Tha you'd 5":isTe thu
6oath.
cen. Ra:.:- =yea c:2 1icre tilsn s. years Ct
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TOWN SlELLEc.

The town Of Commerce, on tina mississippi
40 miles below Memphis, has been shelled ard
burned by the Federal spn5osts. This ven,
dalism ~ss psrerstratei because uuT guorril-
lss hrei uocl enc 81 the Fedorsl iraESrarts
Killing Eli i.ismaGz Indiana Memphis abaii
tioni=l, khown ~ TT. LrT,da.y, who wsa farce
for tho South in lho lightning Of The war
Thun lie became Surgeon to one Of our rcgi.
unentF. II" was displaced aud became n
hawking At,,Iitionist after Mernphis fell.
Che p!antatiunG ground CommsrGe Tere
jesnIstad. n1d Ransom B;rn, ii. CogsTe!l
aEd s!r. Ferguson meds prisoners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13

Al ;rr -,ts. iir,r and pI,cs, IN h. Aa'i y. p!""'-!-H
:: .,r. c, 4. - uol.an. on Lhs NGsi!rr:iS ~ nc 80. -
! nadia. ouy.Hl-, E.i rn5;.r;"r! ~i.:. H.. a. i-.ECa-s
Mace ~ su aGseu:.bis terry. I"s E...~ .' .- "
tcrr-. IL which. II. .Gr.s sa ~. a>e'i x
u-r- /. RI cEz .!Y.r. The spta1" T.. S!I 'E"..S,s' "'ft.
rl AMI ,,np-usst The c>h>i Tcis G.sHug. y. Ia '.a',
It.s. .c lila s.tate ar inisrl1I. Th-ro rc IL 'as.sti =
-hr,; seeded. AEo a! ths 2i.a,siiuu C.s".rs. -aI ~
the CJru. r..s.-drr az S-.t, uC..ss. i:"i"s. ga = .''
nugs, WILL. sni1 u In: go: ,lr7-,
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,~snJHUREEp SESSION!

TET :7IGiNE LEGI2Id ?TFH
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= rr,.; hr:.s..- y" e. -: :. :&c sore y'ias"!- '.;r
II $50 =. s",2to- be MAJ. =; "a.
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, 1863-11-04
FROM Carlo AND BELOW.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to the Cbicago Tri5une.J
CAIRO, Nov. 8, 1s63
Reports reached here to day, Of rather an
indefinite character, regarding sklrmish near
Mayheld, Ky,, yesterday afternoon. ltseems
that rebel cavalry force, In some numbers,
attacked two trains end captured and destroy
cd them, with bridge over the Mayaeld.
Some prisoners were taken, undoubtedly
composing the men in charge Of the trains.
1t is stated that rart Of three companies Of
the Ssh Illinois, under Capt. Kttte1l, were en-
gaged In skirmish also, in the vicinity Of
Paducah. With What result is unknown.
Cor1nth dates Of the Goth ult received here
this forenoon, ttate fhat the 1st Alabama cav
airy. about 500 strong, which was sent out
recently to destroy railroad communications
Of the enemy, when near Tallegada, we're sur
rounded By superior force and q good por-
tion OF them taken prisoners. Several Of cur
cavalry force returned to camp ut Corinth TO-
day, and our informant states that the re-.
msindcr are believed to have been captured
There Is no positive information in regard
to Gen. sherman's whereabouts, but 1t l.
generally believed at Memphis that big fight,
or a foot.race On the part Of the rebels. must
come of, wherever he may be, very soon.
CAIRO, Nov. 2.-The steamer Anderson,
with 200 bales Of cotton, and Memphis dates
to the 31st, has arrived. She reports 1t Us
current that the rebel Gen. Chalmers was re-
iIeyed Of bis command, and Gen. Forrest ap-
pointed In his stead also, that Forrest has
Instructions from Jo. Johnston to burn all
cotton within the limits Of his command
Ccrtnth dates to the 29th say that the 1st
Alabama cavalry, QoyaD about 500 strong, re-
GENTLY eeut to destroy the railroad communl-
catIoi, Of the enemy, when near Tal1edena,
were surrounded BY largely superior force,
and most Of them captured.
, 1863-11-04
FROM EAST TENNESSEE,
Three Days Fighting-~-The
Rebels Uniformly Defeated;
GAILANTRY OF THE NEW
RECRUITS.

Especial Ilspatch to the C0lcARoI I11pune.l
KNOXVILLE, Nor. i, 1858.
Colonel Adams MAS neither Killed noE cap
{ured. Corporal Adams, LIST Kentucky, was
killed and mistaken for him. Col. Adams,
in the advance, had driven the rebels buck
to HlaxaEsee, and secuted to Decatur. 4
fag Of truce having gone down the Calhoun
road, no ecouts were or 1t. The rebels tol-
lowed the fl1g and captured wagon train Ut
6WeetWater.
At eight o'cltck On Friday, Col Adams,
with The list ard 11th Kentucky, attacked
Ashby's brigade, ind rc-captured the Wagons
md three hundred p1ieone1s. He commenced
falling back, and found the brigades Of
yaughp1 and Cleveland in his flank and rear
Col. Adams droye>them two miles, killing
fifteen ind woundlng fo-ty-dye. Though sur.
rounded he held his ground Til night, and un-
der the coger of darkness sejol0ed Walfozd,
near London.
Next day Gen. 6anders advanced and drove
tie enemy four miles. They charged On this
Advance, the 6th Michigan, aud 112th Illinois
driving them bnck-Sanders advancing stead
liz. The fight lasted all day. Our loss was
four Killed and fo1ty-tiye wounded. Msjor
Owens WIS captured, and Captain Stanley
wounded. Lieut.. Jones, Of the 45th was
killed, Capt. Buck and Lieut.. Clark, Of the
sth Michigan, we're wounded. Capt. Martin,
Of the uth Kentucky, nas wounded. Out
loss during the three days was 4s3 Killed.
wounded and missing. The rebel loss. waa
over GOO.
A detachment under Colonel Pennebakel
hid an er eacement south Of the river neal
Ma,ykyille, With 500 rebels, and drove them
back with q loss Of one killed and ono wound,
ed. The rebels had twenty killed, forty 'cagn'
wounded, and five captured
a fght occurred ut Ashyf1e, betneen tns
1st North Carolina, and 500 rebels. The 70
ctu1ta behaved splendidiy, Furnishing tht
rtoe1s severely, and got of with two killed
ard SIX wounded.
, 1863-11-04
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribpnel
sP11SoF1E1D. Nov 5, 1863.
A State Convention OF School Commissions
ers will be held In the city Of Springfield, on
Tueedsy, December Goth. Every county in
tho State will be represented in the Oonven-
tion, the object Of which Will be to consult
with reference to the educational interests OF
The State, and devlae means Tor the general
improvement Of our educational policy.
The State Teachers's Association will meet
on the same day. Arrangements will proba-
bly, be made With the railroad lines Leading
into this city, to issue halffare tickets to
delegates.
Charles R. Elicit, late Colonel Of the Ma
rine Brigade, and eon Of the celebrated civil
engineer Of the bame nan1s, died suddenly, at
the residence Of his uncle, In Bunker Hill, on
Friday night last. Col. Elicit. it will b. re-
nembered, commanded the ran Queen Of the
West when she ran the batteries Of Vlcksburg.
Els age was about twenty one.
The Beresn College At Jacksonville, was
yesterday so1d 10 Mrs. Ayers, for the sum oI
*lo, GOO, to be uted as an orphan asylum.
Captain Alfred 4 North, recruiting agent
for the sth District, has brought thirty.seven
recruits to the Office OF Capt. Keys, within
the last ftw da5e.
Capt. Asa G. Matthews has been promoted
to The Majority Of the Goth Illinois yolun
;eers, vice CraDdau, resigned.
, 1863-11-04
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Diepatch to the chlcsgo Ttlbune.]
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3, 1853.
Our Chief of Police thinks that he has dis
covered conspiracy to burn this city. The
first intimation he received was through q
letter which was taken out Of the Post Office
by mistake, opened and read. The plan Of
conspiracy was to divide the city into four
sections and ee! fire to each simultaneously.
Willard s. Latham Of Licking county,
Ohio, and Scout Master Major Ionis Of the
5th ba:t&llIon o. Y. c, we're brought to the
military prison Of this city to-day.
Seven GuerilJas had been captured In the
mountains in Fleming and Nicholas counties,
Ke1tucky. O1e Of the party ehscting the
capture, recognized among them man nam-
ed:Kolly Mccre, ,who shot md killed three fed
era1 soldiers who had been taken prisoners By
gne1illns in the montains ehort time since.
The man Identifying tie murderer was q
prisoner with tho other three, but when
Moe1e commenced firing he succeeded in ef-
fecting his etcape.
Nothing later has transpired inthe case ofthe
crest cersfrd6y: The preliminary examtna
ton Of the parties arrested comes off to.
morrow.
, 1863-11-04
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

NV York, Nov. 3.-The Washington sPe'
'caa1 Of The New York 7fi1u,K says:
from tue front We learn that there arg 10"
1lca!lons OF disposition on the part Of Ten.
Meade TO obey orders by attacking the enc
~ ~ ano tae tFnth - to whether Lee intends
70 ng4a noe5 o5 n9t; 10 VII soon be settled There
III around. 0'
Y. 6: sparr9w, son q, ef Rev; Dr.: Sparrow,
arrested. on bis'asrival from stauntoa'' vi.
rtnia, with rebel mall, containing letters Of
Importance. Ho Is now in the 61d Capitol
Tic appointment Of Gen. Butler to the De.
partmcnt Of which Fortress Monroe is It
present tho Headquarters. Is consiaerea -
that quarter On What arc briefly known Us TIT
Butler principle.
WAauHo7ox, Nov. 8,-FFum reconnnlssan
ce', It appears that the rebels. IN small ioEce
shaVo recently been engaged IN tortHJinff
the approaches 10 the Rappahannock on th1
Eide Of the rrer.