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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18

EE JUDGE MOORE, Member of Congress,
will address the citizens Cumberland county the oourI
day. d.l6-elt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18

COTTON CARDS, GUN CAPS, &c.-2so
pArs WAtsorsI No. 10 Cotton oar.I ~ Water Proof
PEI oa,son oaps 80 oAps 30 geo KnoE Nesdbs % dsz
spe5r Qasty Playing Osd. Talks Pene Tooth brushss,
WILLIAMS ELLIOTT
d.fS-dqt No 81 Main 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
AUCTION NOTICE :

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, At
w No. leo Main street, FRIDAY nex the 18Th inst
II % O'Clock NJ most spletdf excellent collection Of
Furniture Carpets Mirrors Ohm Glass silverpAed Ware
We enumerste 10 psrt-
8 splendid telve. Tapestry carpet.-eutlreIy new,
excellent Drugyet (uew) containing 100 yards
4 hrstTate ply and Ingram CarpttI
splendid new yelv.t kugs
SIX BrocsteDe Curtains
rs Lace Muslin Curtains
9 very large Gill Mirrors
large Oval do
splendid Rosewood Marble Top sIdebosri s,-
ltuperor Oak do do do, With ettgre
excellent Mahogany Desk, ..... r-Hf+
Mahogany Centre Table fA q
Patent Iron safe -
good Wsrdrobes - fEl1h
do Mahogany Cabinets alsfHrI
l French Mahogany B.sdstead
Cottage do do rEG..a
seyeral Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses, 10 ~
bisnketI, Sheets, Bolsters Pillows, &C. &c
spiendid PATlor Gas uhahdeller, shades, 10
fe> uAs fixtures, Brackets Hall and Passage Fixtures
-. doz Cane Seat Chairs 49,
~ . I superior Extension Dining Tabla OF =
- Alarge lot Of Table Ulolhs, Napkins 10
Besides very large and tplendd Collection Of China
rsng OF Dinner breakfast and Tea seIt Glass Ware, Wines
Gobies Tunblers, &C. -
AZ. ''.- -,..- ALSO, ~ 20 ',t1aA-
superior Cooking Range and Appurtenances
excellent Cooking Stove, and large excellent ool
lection Of Ktcn en- PurIi.ure. ..t = ..-.. -
The will be opened from TO o'clock p M THUBs
DAY, when Ladies and gentlemen wishing purchase are
Vited TO examine the furniture, &c. AZ ~
-PULLIAM, HANEsk WHISPER,
del6-0t ucioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
ORANGE AND ALExANpKIA Y. mOADC GO.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA II. Road co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that for want of a
IN quorum constitute hs meeting stcckheldrs
this Company, appointed be be the lo nst that
adjourned WI DSEeDAY the 3 Gay Il Jarusry
nexsn - at 10 oclcck, A. M Vt the ece Of the
Company In Lynchturg. t. r.
stockholders who cannot attend adjourned meeting per-
requested 70 appoint prOxes t. represent them.
no 25-eodtd REI) Secretary
SEAMSTRESS WANTED.--A respectable
~ WHITE WOMAN who cut out aad vii - rom
Portable and god wages Sddrss1g DIR Wh WIRr,
Loretto Post Once, Essex county w. com endAtons re-
qured.
Applicants In Richmond will call upon MS Il Coaltsr Cabe
corner I'd AZ d Canal street. d'ci6 -bs
TOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
ng about 40 ~ miles from POwnsan Court Hous
and about from eferson spubc landing james river
There on The place an excellent dEehns wh seven reos
and ONCE VI the yard the out houses including threng
and ali 10 coed order
doe peach and apple orchard on the place.
within one mile OF tn'Eplscopa and Baptist Church. and
Presbyterian and Methodist and in exceedingly des
neighborhood Mr. II. O. Graves the Court House. wis
take pleasure In sho wing any one the premises.
For further particulars address 2. {. DANCE,
ocB-dh Mldlo.hay P. o, Chesterfield, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF NE q X Il .!
At ColitnaJid FlaUanna County, Virginia.
ON THE 9TH DAY or J.hUAKY SEIr
DIV virtue of decree OF Fluyanna County
IL Court made in the Of Lee and others LIE and
Others shall, special Commissioner, sell By suction,
FIVE Likely YOUNG NEGROES,
Belonging the estate Of Hiss LIZA X Lee deceased, for the
purpose OF distribution.
az aenl the tals from Richmond By Canal and
return the same evening. .I
TIRHs-ossh. A. NJ. HAMILTON,
de 1l-ctd COMM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18
THE CITY.

cOsr OF LtvrSS.-4Ths support Of ahnly Of ten per-
sons at TIE present prices Of provisions in style, dis
csrdiPg extravaganza requires the expenditure four
to Eve hundred dollars per apnum For example: %
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-18

WANTED-A TBACiER--A Single Gen
w ueman competent tesch the Eugsh Lsnsusge arcu
raey Latin and Greek La gusg prepatcy for The Ua
yersy Virginia. together with tie Elementary branches OF
Mathematics obtain good Salary and Bsri In this veni
ty Toe School OF Pupils Satisfactory assurance
as 10 good moral character will be required
Letters Of inquiry may be directed 10 ~
or 20 d. CHALMERS,
dec4-cim .4He News Ferry p. o. Halifax co, Va.
, 1863-11-10
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1868.

menced crossing and found little or no oppo.
sitioa. They are pressing forward to Culpep.
per. The Sd division Of the Sd corps, under
General Prince. crossed tho river last evening
at Kel]y's Ford, and CAPTURED two hundred
and f1ftv ,fpo ~ the e0th and 93th North
r,~,,,,s r.afman+. n.r p-ince's hovz w,d
sa a. tta ~ 80 ~ n,',ak 49, 49, .hont w,fat dcan i snd
tha aa-,soaa-s ~ ~ 1.da h.c1r,,
NJ e Vanr Nau N.Y. ~ o1Ths WV T n.r,zz "a. +,a
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gv.nen.prr.a apuv ~ rrp porox.c
pov q a. 1,o,-a +h.. onr .-o,v. IA ua,f
or.r ~. rtras r. 49, nad ~ 49, saarv,cr,a .dva,ca
h.. re,chsa n.aaa. - IT, s.a+5or NJ rroor+a ~
49, ~ .-'sas,..a rh,a r,,1 y.
$3.50
"e1A "a Aot "otA'
The Washington special to the Wortd says:
Advices from your special correspondent to-
n}oht. from t1c front stats~ that the advance
f.L -. -...x.n..a - 80"
u toe eaufe a1m5 las P1ogto7eeo Ho6t sa']s'
factor1y to-day. 1tpassed The Rappahannock
,gaiu. but found no enemy In any fcrce suf11.
Giant n r1sk anv renn-t, e,cxoement Prs.
~ ..s,a..,.- - ' ~ e. go s-a".u.1
Wv 11u1e11'on" w Ao' A0naoA " 6eno1'a ca
h96 e4oo@o'
WASHINGTON, NOV. 7.-AdV1ces from the
front are to the effect that Gen. Fitzpatrick &C.
cupied tho c,tr md he3phta of Frrsa,fckahnrc
on e.tnrd,v ~ .r.; =. Lii =. 80
s,..~~t,,. w. M~ I, 49, - ~ postlon 70 aolo
toem until the infantry could reach him. It
Ia probable that tho army has already fofued
, 1863-11-10
Rfcla Gold discoveries In ArIzona.
IFton the Jouxral of yesterday.1

Dr.. Charles Leib-eversbody In Chicago
fnowb Dr.. 1eib-who has recently been or
dered to Arizona territory rs Surgeon ut q
newly appointed military post, writes to a
account Of new and important gold aad silver
diecove1ies In that region, five hundred miles
west Of Santa Fe, New Mexico. He stEses
That there are large number Of Mexica1s aud
AmeticanB there, who are taking ont gold
freely. The treasure Ia coarse aud rich, and
the principal tools now used are common
butcher nfyes. Tie surface diggings are
Te1y rich, a. are also tie Quartz leads The
gold in these diggings hes from one to four
inches below the scFface, ard those who haTe
explored thu county for over q hundred
1niles say that gold Is Hound in every quick
and cseek:bed. One party Of six took out,
with knives, on the TOP Of high mountain,
in ehort time, nearly &50, 900 worth.
Br1gadier General James 4. Carlton, com.
mandlng that military department, has sent
troops to the mines, where he has ordered a
military post to bo established, Dr.. Leib
being surgeon In charge,
Dr.. L. advises 20 one to 70 to the mines
tlis winter, on account Of the scarcity Of
proyia1on6. He says he il fally Satisfied that
The entire region theEeabnuts is rich in mineral
wealth. The locality is shout 800 or 400
miles from Los Angelos, Californla, aud a
large immigration from that Stats is e1-
pectad.
General Carlton takes = great interest in
this country, and Is lending all the aid In his
power to develop Its resources.
, 1863-11-10
Ghifd9o Qribn1rc.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1858.
THE NE MS.

The leading featuro in the news is tha
5t1rthcr detAi Of the recent brilliant for
ward movement Of Gen. Meade, who has
Just been exchanging taps with the enemy,
and for his share has tie Rappahannock
and the Rapidan.
The intelligence from lower Tennessee
is light, and chiefly from rebel SOURCES. It
is scarcely possible tlat the present quiet
condition Of affairs can long remain un-
changed. 1t Will be incumbent On both
leaders to do something very soon, in one
direction or the other.
Missouri is redeemed. She stretches her
cxultant hands across the country to ex-
change congratulations with Maryland,
and the background is made dismal BY.
1ho melancholy Blair family, whose dis
comhture in both States is signal, Where
, 1863-11-10
FROM MISSOURI.
The Gamble-Schofield Policy
Repudiated By the People.


BT. LOUIS, nor. 3, 1EG3.
The radicsl State ticket is undoubtedly
elected, if the so}dtcra yotes are not thrown
out. The conservatives have only 4, 900 on
tho home vots, and soldiers and counties still
to hear fran Mill easily ovezeome that. Where
is the Gamble sehode1d indorsemen! noHf
Forty recruits for Pdcs's army we're COB.
bled up BY our scouts near Salem, last week.
An escaped prisoner sA5s that Quantrel1, Cof-
fee, Shelby, and: other guerilla leaders, are
going to join Price's army.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The oflcia! report of
the returns from sixty-two counties, aud
soldiers as far "a heard from, gives a Cpu-
telvative majority Of 4,0Gs. coI Pratt, Rad
fcal, ja elected State Senator from Linn
county district, iu place OF Major MoCnl.
Tough, Conservative, deceased.
, 1863-11-10
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
4 BRILLIANT FEDERAL, SUU-
CESS,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.-Iutel1lgence has
been received LeEe, dated Clarksburg, Va i,
that Generals Ayo1il and Duftie, command
Ing separate forces, after several engagements
on Friday and Saturday Inst, succeeded. in
driving the enemy, under MudKa11 jackson,
several miles down the valley, east Of Green.
briar Mountains. into and through tho tonn
Of Louisburg, In Western Virginia
Alter the first battle On Friday, fought by
Gen. Duff1e, the enemy was reinforced, but
nevertheless, the rebels were totally routed.
On Saturday, under the combined forces OF
Duf1e and Ayert1l, the 1out WAS 50 complete
that the enemy abandoned all their supplies,
guns, colors, &C., and fed in ditmay, leaving
their dead and wounded On the field.
Our men behaved splendidly, and the victo.
n was one of the most brilliant Of the War.
The number killed and wounded on our side
is not stated. We hold LouIsburg.
, 1863-11-10

1911s VIII UVFN1&7V101N1s
There never has been time in the Mu-
,nicipal history Of Chicago in which more
good sensc,-more real ability,-was II
quired for the management Of the city's
Interests than to-day. With harbor that
is fast filling up, and now inaccessible to
lake vessels Of the largest class; with an
insufficient supply of pure water: with q
cess pool which men call river, the con-
cents Of which are offensive to all the
Ecnscs, and In whatever way considered in
inlical to the comfort, and prcjudicial to
he health Of over one hundred and fifty
thousand people; and With the CITY
, 1863-11-10
FROM CAIRO AND Below.
The War in hfssissiprf--Ri7er
': Matters.

Especial Dlfpatch to the Ch!c,eo T1ibunc1
CA1Ro, Nor. 9, 1865.
Memphis papers Of the 9Th, Just received,
contain little news but additional particulars
Ct. tue dtfea: and entire failure of Chalmers
expedition. The following reference il from
the Memphis Bulletin Of the 9Th:
Coll1Egv11lE, Nor. 6.-CoL Hatch has
Just returned, after driving the enemy, under
Ch&1mers, Bright, Heynard and Strong, with
Fix pieces Of artillery. across the Tn!lahstch1e,
and -repr1sing Chalmers at ColIleryille on
the Sd. This retreat was a rout. The
enemy admit loss Of 200 killed and wound.
cd We bnried 239 Of their killed at this
place. stx were buried at Coldwater. We
hare fifty prisoners, including ssyen commits
stoned officers, among them Gen. George, Of
Mississippi. Col. HRtch's force engaged was
150 men. The discontinue of the enemy
was complete, and their whole expedition q
complete failure.
The Noble Ragiser says the negro is NO
longer an object Of small talk In the South.
The people have found place for them, aud
that is in the army. There should Be 40 dis
fi'tetioa q. color ,cz<n men are .ei7ing to fight
for home.
On Wednesday last, rs the steamer Lady
Pike stopped to wood at Island No. Is, a man
came on board, representing himself Us
commander Of the Union force stationed
there to capture guetfllas; that he had tEen-
ty-fve men under his command; that he
came to tell them SO that the pfckets stationed
out by the boat should rot fire On his men.
Captain Walker, discrediting bis story, told
hlm.o call his twenty-five men. He did so.
at which the Captain grew suspicious, aud
backed out from the sho1e. The man asked
what that meant, and told Capt. Walker to
come back. Captain Walker couldn't See 1t,
but answered that he was coming, and kept
backing out The man might have been hon.
est, hut steamboat men cannot be too eau
ttous.
Col. March, formerly commanaant Of the
l4th Illinois, had an immense supper in his
honor at Ticksburg. He has retired from
the service.
Gue1illas ETH infest the country opposite
the shore and in the vicinity Of Mayfe1d. An
adequats force Is to b: sen: after them
Cairo news passive. River rose six inches
IN SATURDAY.
, 1863-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-Tha Fbst has the fol-
Loving e2niie1nt IT hpa41aS1aRn 1om NeM Or
to Te1as has returned, and the army has be-
fore this ret out in another direction. Ac
cording to the reports, part Of the forces
only are to 60 to Bro rownsvule, on the Rio
Grende, where their arrival will be hailed with
joy by multitudes Of 1oyal Texans, and whera
small force will suffice to put a stop to an
inmenee contraband trade.
As to the other part, nothing authentic is
Givu1ged, but 1t is not improper, ne trust, to
express the hope that Its destination is the
c{ty of Mobile,
, 1863-11-10
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbans.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ne'}
JxrFERsoN C1zr, No.. Nov. ., 1863.
The. Legislature meets tomorrow, and
Senatorial combinations on the s1da Of tho
copperheads ere plenty. Henderson and
Phelps are most freely mentioned. The rad.
icals will probably support Gratz Brown and
Ben. Loan OF Judge WIl1s. A ballot will
be required to determine the changes since
adiourum eut
, 1863-11-10

The six War Vessels Building for the
COn1edcrates,

llQ1ItEpuI4E4Ce VI LuE ~. 1 llme8J
PARIS, Oct. Is. 1863.
Some weeks ago it was announced in the
Journals Of Nantes aud Bordeaux that vessels
pf war were being built in those towns for
an unknown destination, but which ware sus.
pected to be for the Confsderates. Since
1hen Investigations hare taken place which
appear to establish the following facts:
After the judicial decision in England
in the case Of the Alexandra, several
of the leading thlpbuilde1s of France, who,
til then, had resisted the offaEs Of tho Con.
federate sgents, agreed to enter into con-
tract for the building Of ships for the Con
federate navy and pzivateeT service, II. Ar.
mani, member Of the Legislative Corps, and
The iargeet Bbipbuilder IN France, taking the
contract for four vessele, and another large
house at Nantes a contract for two. -Four Of
the six yeeeels were contracted for in April,
and these four were to be finished In Decem-
aer:. the other two were contracted for in
july, and were to be delivered next spring.
An Of these yessels, 1t appears, ara in stAEe
Of fo1wardness corresponding to the dates In
dicated Ia the contracts, md they apprar,
aIso. to be vessels Of very formidable
character. The cont Acts arc said to be
sIoned By Messrs~ slidel1 and Erlanger
!|he latfer paying tor the vessels out
, 1863-11-10
A Correction.
=: CHICAGO, LII. Nov. 9th.


CHICAGO, LII. Nov. 9th.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your iseue Of this morning, altar rajoic-
ing over the glorious election news from
Minnesota, you published under authority of
Jour st. Paul exchanges, these wo1da: "The
OILY event calculated to mar tie grand result
in Minnesota, is the election Of D. 8. NORTON,
copperhead Senator in Winona county,"
Allow me, as friend Of Mr. Norton's, and
one as I believe that knows him aud his pol
itics full well, to correct this statement. I
believe It false, q base slander prompted by
personal jealousfoe. He Ia not only q firm
a6he1ent and advocate Of the Union
but an admirer Of "Fsther Abrahsm's +" ad-
ministration, and wIthal Republican. VII
mona county gives = Republican majority
ranging from 800 to Goo. It Is true, Mr. Nor.
ton IVES not the regular nominee Of the Re.
publican party, and may have had at the
polls the bencdt Of the copperhead votes, (as
these venomous creatures had no ticket In
the field, nor would they have had shadow
OF 4 chance to elect oneK they had) but run
On au Independent "Union ticket.'' haze
not seen sufficient returns to assure me Of
his election, but It It be trne as reported in
your paper, 1t only Is proofof the confidence
The people have Id him. He has been our
Representative in the 9enata tor two or three
terms aid ne think we know him we'll
j. e. WKRsT.
, 1863-11-10

Of the proceeds Of the fifteen million Coufed
crate loar. But as the builders OF these shfps
sre not working from any particular onthu-
eiaam fer the Confederate cause they exact
current payments, and three milllons OF
france, in French money, appear to hare been
The builders Of these vessels, as agreed
upon with the Confederate agents, maintain
that they are for the eervice Of the Chinese
Government, and thata part of them, at le4st,
aIe intended for tho mail line between Shsng-
hi and San Francisco. What happy msu
must be the Emperor Of China, to have a1t tha
world occupied In building him navy with.
out bis kporle6ge!
Thea ships viii be stopped BY the Froach
Government.
, 1863-11-10
FROM MEXICO,

sAx FRA1cIsco, Nov. 9.-Ariged yester
day, steamers St. Louis and Noses Taylor,
from Panama, bringing da:es from Mexico,
via Acapulco, Of the 21st OF October.
The French were preparing for an expedi
tion towards Quaratero. Gen. Forcy left Mex
:co for Vera Cruz on the 4th Of October, haY-
Ing turned over bis command to Gen. Bazaioi.
who appears to be much more popular.
An ngent Of the rebel government arrived
1t Mexico on the 9th, via Brownsville, with
Instructions, 1t wus supposed. to make @
'reaty between the Regency Of Mexico and
:he rebels.
It is said that Juarez has recognized the
army OF the Liberal party. and is marching
towards Qua1atero, to meet the French. 4
conflict is expected shortly.
Minister Corwin has 20 far taken no active
mart in the Mexican trouble.
, 1863-11-10
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
REVERSES TOT GEN, BURNSIDE,

WASHINGTON, Nor. 9.-The Star, Of this
city, says, we hear that Gen. G1nut has tel,-
gralhed hIther that two of the most advanced
positions Of Gen. Burnside hare been as.ailed
and captured by the rebels, who made pris-
oners Of enc hall Of two regiments that were
holding them at the time.
, 1863-11-10
FROM PHlLADELPHl

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
PHuADKLrMA, Nov. 2, 1868.
Geo. II. Stuart, President oil the o. &C. G.,
received letter t.: day from Major John z
Aulford. Assistant Agent for the exchange pf
rsisoncra 1t Fortress Monroe, stating tbs
, 1863-11-10
Launch.

P1rTrnuRcu, Nov, 9.-Capt- Daniel Abers-
saturday, from Portefs yard.
, 1863-11-10

PROPOSALS FOR OATS.
L o,1zos Ass1sTA1E QEAEEz314sTsH,}
sEA1uD rsor6sAis Vii e. S1rsa9 9:cai7sd 4 tas - oea
until l. n. FRIDAY. November 1sth. 1sas, for
100000 Bushels Of Oats,
To b ae1ve,.a IN s. k1us vi 10 ystous
mani WA1ehouses see o. drA7szs. 1t the rate af 15a
cs: e s E .s
sses. = pounds 70 Il 6os1ef subject to Inspections
"a . es 6 PssS q
nc 3 aas e. 6
see5s nosI aili r9s It s. 81 reesiyea Ca e. = deooass
sS's 81 ~ e "a e s.
fi0lo Furevs condllontd for the faithful t3ldaeat
olt:e eo.:.scs MI 1< 1s4aised Asssoittonal sec9-
VII! b V1thhe' d from hrs: daivestsa.
Pitthrs nut g:.e sntiaiac!ary eEldenco Of thar
btpests nu.t be In tspa,Ata packages, and fully en-
Mts must te endorsed - Pzooo .Ass fo1 Oats ~
Fidde:s mus: ba ent :ea s1e b IL Are opened
TIC rGnt Is rsts17'd sEyo .s fsy:et aa7 or all 'a.
Grated Psoposn's Will be received. - ao'Te nea-
100000 Bushels of Oats,
To be dey.fxe It Cairo ulaois. At tho Eateof 1860
20 z ss.s s. 90 ou.a..
Cub depoata I 1T be n3de Xtta eesa propoes! e
the rate Of Two taoH.and dollars toE eaea 100 go
Hi5s na1at ne q ely separate tom othaT pro-
~ l. s,f '1?SoSss aaa e7ao11sd
win tneto rxceplcas. tha sse conditions a1ply e
thtae propo.As - 70 tnose n p 1ss part
ncio Est Il Gait q. Gil
, 1863-11-10

ANAfnT TRrHrAfhH a.
,feat at Chfcl,amauga and taken the initfative
sl1ays one Of importance in military mova.
ne,te 1tn.v he n.elee, tn fnnn,re 81 :, +hs
enennv were r,er1nttte,, n ,.,n strancth 49,
ala md orronf7.+,on ,ra 1,ao,,, ofF.re;1.
roorennan+e n Nv fnn1.ad,.+a +~ert ..aa- -. y
re-r nosa ~ ~ n-.n~ ~ ~ ~.na-,.t
.s.na a.; H., sna,., s.1s 90. So
s~..es ..hs - 49, 49, 49,. e s,,
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~a.. .s.s1.s - 49, ss.S r. 49,. -.
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a~1as - rh.t+..as.. .wa .s "os 49, -.
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cur app5eaens1onS may sa'n oos geouno1ess'
>nu .lAs tue e1ra1oey oAoen' o3ass nay psoso
eneet4a1 W .ne 94o"eso "Au 9auan1fs u a's
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'e'ance WILL DC cnsfeo s5en. ofazg' "hiea' II
promptly embraced aaa elncienuy pnfsaed'
-" ~ $4,000 " te4A1sS~'" Ato@ ~ Aao eo.a-
oenee VI LAG ~ 1uy aa4 eou41l5' as ILLS tAaA
s 10 oe Iaken uaoe! oeO' Bragg We nope 1nat
eFe1g encei anu ptasass WILL exert LIE u.noss
tooea'o1s ~ eo llas ~euesAa III ote' " "e1u''
ing Inc enemy ,........
"1e1usi utanN - P4epa4"e " Ao''>uee' VI
p1epaf1os 10 otet.eas 1som Snaeaaaooss, ne
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.oe A*nneo n''e1 VI VI Lib 171reat W
Nasn'llle' App,oacnlns "ln1es "asnS ootn
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1as1 tnp'ua1 oe9t'nc'aon' aoo 'ae spring ol
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sales OF . ~ ponds last week exceeded ~,
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h,nts :. Il, tn ha 1.,d n The Commtsstoner
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QUE RICHMOND PRISONERS.
letter from the Libby prison, Of Oct, IL,
1..r .h... :. - a.+ u ~. ,s+ton. ~ n4.'
says IHe1e - no .neA' ~ tuo sa+o1e ~ 4ol p4te-
one1s, and that the people OF Rlcamond are
on the verge OF starvation, and another bread
,{ot 1ss occ,r-Ad
INV Lad
PROM ARIZONA.
An army officer writes from Arizona that
the mineral resources Of the Rio f3fla have been
,,a.t- -ast,,,.taa. +hot +hov oro 90 -so, - oo1a
unoos.es''na@'eo' u1~t lucy afe 10 81cn ID soio
asCaafo1n1a, and tnat Inc government should
devote Itself more to the Development Of the
mineral treasnrea In New Mexico and Ar1
1ona" ,,so,,,
fkRSosA1.
Ex-senator lTeraon, OF Georgia, has been
appofntad Btig, Gen. in the rebel ARMY. and
, 1863-11-10

LAW Institute Meeting.
At Meeting Of the Chicago Law Institute, hold
ut the Library rooms,' the following Gen.lcmea
rene elected officers Of the Institute for the cur
rent year:
1,ye4ddsat--Jas p Root.
FtTA 11oe-14sstdsntJ. u. nonu9Hee:
TreasuYxr-ChAs. Il. Reed. :
Ltbrnraan-C. F. Peck.
6tc7efGfv-1AMbcft Tree.
BoAED or MANAGERS.
Hon. Grant Goodrich, II. D. White+
Hun las. Z. Carey, Jno. Mattocks, ir.
y. Perry, r. i. sherman,
I;o"st6 Martin, ". 7. Burgess,