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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-30
Philadelphia Market.
PuILkDrIputk Ia. Q,

FLOUR-Firm, extra family at 2s@? 80,
6 65@6 70 for extra State, ] 40G1 81 for extra r
H. O., 6509 6Ofcf trade brands. > - 4
PoRK-Erm, at l9 Tor old mess, Il s0G22
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
From CHARLESTON,

CHARLESTON, Nov. Slow firing las hccn
going IN all lay oa Sumter. Ti,r.ci.!.t iiGed
shot were fired from BIttcrv Gregg las. night
Sixteen missed. ~! w>rc !irec!gL at .lc scu;h-
west angle.
li:e rumh"r OF raai >',ois ii.1'l to-day wcra
si.ty.rnr. "f which twenty IL iSsci: mortar
siic..s. :we;I ii"-. f 'ch five iuiSs;;, ::um
the .I0niiorS. twenty five. at which seven MISS
cl. The whole !ri::.lrr Of sD! auh 81 Il fred as
! the fort curing !iin irrsc!'t bnnba'lmcrt mp 10
20 day, Is 3.j. CT wh;ci. 100 struck, aud Geo
missed.
The encmy's fire f2;n Greg. aud tie Moritors
today was reiy roor. Oa" Monitor cny vas
, il action to-day. 10 c&susl'i.-.
CHARLESTON. Nsv. ID.-:ha cnriny continues
fling slowly E9:epo'' :ro:a the tort this r.o!L-
ing.
CrAaLEaroI. Ncv. li,il.-'Tho bcmhardme,t
0f Fort Su:Itsr continues. The rremy haze for
the FIST time siuea hcy o2a.ied 20 commenced
! mortar shai!irr A:o ty n;2L,. InFir re Traes
;ice with light pieces has also become noe ire
qncnt
The heavy gains q Ii, Ian! batteries havo
eea.;c,i their Gre, 20 great e3tout. ar;d day firing
has given way 10 Li.it firing. This IS 'houett
10 i"'icsts tEn: tiloir kUGrv 'nrIE'uuicn has
h.cn much reduced and thar heavy guns en-
ianaerrd.
rrivs!o E-own. ef the South Ca:oina voIrn-
.eers, wcnnlcd aiahiiJ' ii tho foot, ID the only
casually I4por:3l.
CnaRLr.ToE, Nov. ll.--The firing to-day
! was con.irne,! siowi y !rom the eaemy's land
batteries ,n,, UEc monitor. 40 report from
the fort this cyeni:.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

The HEALTH OF NAPOLEON. corrcspon
dent of the Herald" in speaking Of the late ap-
pearance OF Napoleon to witness balloon as
censon says
lie were an ordinary lonking brown overcoat,
and the inevitable yellow kids. with which he al
ways covers his hands | was within Eve feet Of
him as he passed, and kept as near rs proprety.
and T. detachment Of the Garde de Paris, which
Immediately. gathered about him. would permit
nes, during the hour that he remained OIL the
ground. 1t seemed to me that great change for
tho worse had come over him within the last year.
His head which always carries !7ward the right
side, seemed to incline more than ever to the
shoulder; and his face always INIT OF n care-
worn man, seemed to bear, more ihan ever be-
fore the marks of rhy sical pain, as well as great
mental anxiety. The Emperor is very un-
graceful man on foot. His body is long, but mis-
legs very short, and in walking he has siding,
! crab like motion His difficulty is not yet fully
developed as "spiral disease but will probably
come to that. At present it is a disease Of the
kidneys. and chronic irritation of the mucous
membrane of the ure,hra, the result of early in
| discrctions and surgical operation performed
when he was President of the Republic which ne
smolhered in night. He is liable to die at short
notice. and then there will probably DO COIN
motion here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
TIE LOSS OF THEnNISSISsIPPI.

The Mobile advertiser says illustrations are
con'irually recurring Of the fact that the tempo
rAry loss Ct the Mississippi was not IN unmiti"
gated misfortune. Late account, from Texas
show that the farmers are increasing their stocks
uf sheep. and it IS sail ;hs. Government will get
:hrco .;n,es as much wool next year as i: has
70. heretofore. VIC were wasting the resources
OF Texas cxlravagantly, bnt now we are obliged
10 draw upon those ofthc Eastern S:aics hitherto
unknown to us. as we have never farnilarized
ourselves with our hoale statistics further than
pertains to the cotton crop. Thus incts will be
elected. We shall learn what we can do, and
shall increase our resources by exercising ihem;
v he the vast tlocks and herds of Texas are all
the while multiplying. 10 be brought into use
when the producing energies Of the old States
shall be exhausted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

NUN! erins 1883 rri7ates the Glst Illinois
Regiment, numbering GAO prlvateS, The oil
GERS and rcn Of the 1ndiano(a, numbering 69
rrva:es, ard the SGth Regiment Illinois Vol
lateers, numbering 100 pFivates. Not only
is that tho case, hut your enumeration "t LII
prva.cs in tho specified regiments ia incof>
rect. The true aggregate is l,6I6 privates:;--
You misnanle enc of the regiments also. Ihe
recimeu. dera,rcd exchanged was not the Ioh
Indiana; but Tie !7T3d.
In IN intcr.icT with rnc, NJ City Point: IN
tie presence Of Major Milford, you admitted
tils$'all Confederate oGi$crs and soldiers de-
l;vcrcd q: CITY Paint before the 23i Of May
1863, were DECLARED exchanged, while the
Federal soldiers we're oaly declared exchanged
up 10 May 9th, 1863. Yet, in your letter
written subsequent to this admission. you cay
you ''havo nothing to show that exchanges ON
both sides we're not alike" Since your letter
cf tie l7th, in our lss! interview, you made
the same admission. If the fact is denied ct
an timc, stand prepared TO prove it.
IS - Your computation based upon my
declarations of exchange, ] refer ycu to my
Letter uc tie q Of October, 1865. Every state
r,f.a5 ti.o:aa contained is strictly aid accu-
ra;ciy car:;ct. Iacair assert what am rcacy
20 prove that have in my possession more
val;L paroles of your Ulcers ard men than
would be III equivalent for the exchanges,
have declared up TO this date.
Respectfully, ycur ob't serr't,
RoBERT OrLD,
.A.ar: Cf Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
TIE FIGHT NEAR LTEI<nUEG.


Lr*cnEuRG, Nov. lo.---A spcei;:i cores
pondcnt cC tie Lynch lurg '|rainiar' givcs
some particulars -. sa" i ,:.: txe1tYs;x miles
west os La;Yi.huga. T:c .aoasa.,d I-,ni:cca,
unds: ArcriN, WHO came from Eevo:!y, al
lacked Jackson, the later ic!! IGck TO Tho
poiat ,:amed, and was joined i,y Ec!!ols. when
!. severe fight eusnei Oar los- wG1 heavy.
Among thc killed is Major Bailey, crn.;nad
OF the % Virginia regiment who" body is in
the hands CT the enemy. Caps. Rcol:r al
Ra!!nc-, of tic sauGe regiment, nn! Capt.
THOMPSON, cf, same r".;we:t, with i'll his
sompany Officers wcro'::d. Lent. Rard. of
::.;:c regiment, wounded, md in hands Of tho
onrn!:.
.:c lost 3ne piece oG er:iIary mud savo al
oar wagons. Gan Ec:oi:, i.oariHc :. force,
supposed to be nader ScaH,Hici. VS. -nro'",.-
in: from han-g:!ia TO cui him Oh. ?gii hac!: l.
Salt Pond Mountain, an! passed tarov:-a
Lc"isi,urg Friday c"c' .n%, j - :.-cs rz
pect2A from kan@%'sa arrived lll:Yc ncz.
uyraiGg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.

Yesterdays mails brought us Atlanta dates OF
Saturday Inst The "Register" says it wsu!d not
he surprised If Brage's present movements we5e
designed to misead his own rcnple, rs well as
Federal Generals. We IRE told that Thomas
courier- come as far souih as Atlanta, and supply
him regularly with the city papers. We cannot.
therefore, speak Of the movements now being
made in The vicinity of Chattanooga. We have
heretofore, with proxmntc accuracy ,>fo.eshadow-
ed them. On Friday there wGs some firing on
our part on Lookout Point, dir c:eh aGninst the
rnemyS batteries on Moccasin Point. No dam-
age is known to have been effected. Tie enemy
replied occasionally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

ABINGDON, N0r. ia rup.bcr q Mcr-
gans men, v:i:o haze escaped from Northern
7-isona, s7c arriving icro daily. The. sa.c
t!.as r. terrible sTa&>m or Eneri'!a warfare is
5:ing wagsd il kvn.Lckr, anu tiat the CHI
z.ns arc Icing murdsrc4 "G; their homes
burned. Pri7a;cs Tho'Eas Carter an; James
Keller. Of Drku's regiment. hal been srt i,y
the enenry, a!.er aoias .a'en p,iso2e.s,'for tho
ALLEGED murder of Mai"r WitHan, Of tie 18th
KcntrcEr (FcIcrai) Regiment.
ali ou!c. in East Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
SOCKS rOE TILE ARMY.

The ladies of the country must again rein.
forco the army. There is q great scarcity Of
socks in the army Of Northern Virginia.
Gen. Lee has lately. we arc advised, called
uron the ladies Ct Richmond to aid him in
procuring socks lor his army. We hope that
the mothers, sisters and aunts Of the gall
laut soldiers will speedily knit socks for
their relatives, ard that every lady will feel
herself especially called upon to aid in pro-
curing socks for the army. There is, we
i;now, great difficulty in purchasing yarns,
hut where yarn cannot he procured, cotton is
better than nothing Let the ladies Of Rich>
:nond meet together AID take this important
matter under their charge. Let all " club
dancing parties cease, and knitting parties
meet to ply the needles for the bercs. Of the
,;ol6iCrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
FLoRlpA-An exchange paper says

Florida hns had in the service OF the Confede-
racy 9. Il9 more men than she has ever voted
aside from her Home Guard" now being raised
for her own defence.
As one Of the c"Iences Of the gallantfy o. her
sons in action, we learn that out of the fourteen
medals awarded TO the regiments of Bieckin.
ridges division. seven OF them were bestowed
upon Florida regiments.
Florida, too. is now furnishing to the army
most 0! the beef cattle required for its subsis'
;cncc and can furnish all Of it.
Corn is selling in that State at from 81 to > .ol
,,e: bushe, aud is abundant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
RlcuaosD, Oct. 20, lsG2.
BRIG. General S. a. MEREDITH,
Arc:.. cc Exchange {:

Brig. General S. A. MEREDITH,
Age;.: cc Exchange
Sir: Ijrc than ,:.2l.h ago asked y'nr
;!cq1icscerrcc IN 4 proposition, that ali oinecr>
a%,! soldiers on both sides should be rclcasaG
IN conformity with The provisions Of the car
tel. IN order to obvia:ie the difficulties IT,"
tween ~. ! suggested that all .otjesrs an;
men on Fn:h sides shcuil be released, rn!cs'
they wrra srh.ieet 70 charges; in which cvcnt
,Lc or?osi;a goTe;'mcns shault nave t:ie
right ui' holding one or more hostages IL tic
retention was not justified. You stated Il
M. in conversation, that this T'r"rnsiilon wa>
vc-y fair, and that you would ask the consent
of your government 10 i. y: usual you have
~ yet made no response. tell you frankly
| do net cxrcc. anY. Perhaps you may dis
ari"it ne, a7'i tell Inc that you rcjec: or &C.
ccI,t tic proposition. | write this letter tc;
the burmese q bringing 70 yoar rcc0!lec:liri
;ay ;,rap position, and of dissipnt:ng the i1ca
fat seems 10 hare h2c: rurpOsely encourage.
by your pGhi.; papers, that The Confederate
GoE"rr,ncn; ha.s refused CE objected 70 sys-,
t"m 2f exchanges.
in order to avoid any mistake in that t;ircc-
ticn, now propose that all officers ard men.
on both sides, 'c rclea :ed in conformity with
the provisions oi the cartel, the excess on one
side o. the o:hcr 10 be on parole Will you
accept this? haze no expectation Of an an
swsr. but, rerhars. yon may give one. II 1t
does come hope i. will hs soon.
Respectfully, your obdt servan.,
Ro OrLD, Agent Of Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
Parolcd at Mt. Sterling,

,
You state that the "czcess" without taking
into account the Mount Sterling captures, was
| $3.50, whereas the whole number, inc!ud!r.
said captures. amount only to | All
II, in making ur this balance. Lieutenant
Colonel Ludlow fniled 10 give rolls ana fuE~
bcrs, it does not justify you in anticipating 4
declaration by me- without furnishing nc
! either rolls or numbers, or giving me time to
! consult the records to make them up for my.
self. When the pnroling is properly done,
both parties hare rolls, and shen there can fa
little difficulty in arranging an exchange to fc
simultaneously declared. You state that
when the Federal troops were declared eX-
changed to the 9th of May, the ConfsdrrI;eJ
were declared exchanged to the ODD cf Nay.
inclusive. ! have nothing to show ihat t!r,
exchanges On both sitirs were not aike. Tho
Confederate prisoners delivered between tic
two datos amount 10 j.0S3 prirates, and, if VIC
have already received equivalents for them.
they should he deducted from rly former cam
puta.ion. Without counting these. The mum
Der covered By your declaration CT Sor'. j..
and the subsequent explanatory declaration OF
Sept %, amounts to 90 40.
The number of Federal trccps on par9la 10
September Is. Gud declared exchange ],
amounts to 23,9ll. The officers included arc
those paroled at Gettysburg aad elsewhere
not those delivered AZ City Poirt.
These numbers differ from tliosa given 10
you before, because, in making mp that ral3;;'
lat:on, all enlisted men were c3unrcd alike.
whereas non.eommisSinncd officers should haT"
been counted rs two priva!e:.
Giving you. then, credit for the I.h@i Ell
listed men, which you stat" were delivered a'
CITY Point between the 9th and Tie I'D u;
Nav and declared exchanged hy C0i. Lu J.
low, you are now in our debt $3.50 enlisted
men.
You state tha! ycu have in yonr possession
valid paroles amounting to l6,OoO men. For
all the prisoners that we claim rs On parole
we can show the rolls Of delivery NJ the ,'laces
named in the cartel, rcceipted by Confederate
officers: and if you can show similar rolls oi
the 10000 men you spcal, of, they will. G!
course. be recognized as valid, and you vii!
Ec credited with them.
Respectfully, your OBJ scTT't,
s. 4. MEREDITH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN COM
MISSIONERS OF EXCHANGE.

Tic following is the continuation of tie coz
respondencc betweent The Agents Of E-change,
the beginning CT which wo published some
tmo ago in the Enquirer" We call par,
tcular attention to Inc Jas. letter Of our
Agent. lie administers severe, hui just re-
buke to tie incidence Of Gen. Meredith:
HEADQ'Ea DEr'T OF VA. AID \. G., D..
FoRT MONROE, Oc:. II, 1865.
| Hon. EcET. OuLp,
Agent of Exchange, Richmond, ia. :
Sir-On the 22d dayof May, 1863, Lieut..
C,l. Ludlow, then Agent OF Exchange for the
United States enclosed you copies OF General
Orders No. 40 and No. leo, of War Depart
ment, announcing regulations and instruc-
tions for tho goSeS:5-cnt Of United States
forces in the field, in tie matter Gf paroles,
stating that these orders ard the cartel are 10
govern our forces; when tie cartel conflicts
with the orders they must be set aside, The
cartel requires that prisoners oi.war shall bc
delivered at certain named places. and Il thay
are not so delivered, the. paroles cannot be
valid. In consequence o.: the usage w!.. II
had governed both parties up to that tire, iu-
gtructions we're subsequently issued ;ha: pa
roles given before the 2cd Of May should be
considered valid, though deliveries h.i net
been made as required by the cartel. In o.
der to the putting in force these instructions,
it wasnot necessary TO ask your consent. We
were only .bound to notify y.u that from ti'l:
time the cartel would lie rigid!y adhered tally
Us, and the same course wOu;; 1e cza"tea ui
the Confederate authorities.
II ycu wish paroles recognized when tho
i.,, 1tt tl,n
in the cartel, you "as! that paroles not ia ca5'
f,rmisy with the stirula;i9ns OF the cartel
should he regarded as valid"
will now proceed to sho" that your d.
claration OF Sept. 18th was not in acc2rlaucc
with the cartel. Your reference 10 ac;s Of
IL. Col. LrGlow drcs not sustain You, fo., So
coriing to your Own letter, Lit. Col! l.. was d"
elaring an exchange to cnyera "balauce d;0'
on declarations previously made by yom. The
troops thus dee ared exchanged Gy il. CD.
I,ndlOw arc ,s follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
GENERAL HOOD.

ATLANTA, Nor. lO.-Noshing new from tic
fro,. General Hood left this evening with
Genera! G. ". Smith, fGir Richmond, yia
WILMINGTON, where they Will reua2in few
DAYS with General Whiting.
General Iood's wound is doing well, and he
is in Ere tone ca: spirits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
s. \. MEHEDITH,
Brig. Gen. aad Com. for Exch.
RICHMOND, Oo'. 9th, 1863.

RICHMOND, Oc'. 9th, 1863.
Brig. General S. A. MEREDITH,
Agent Of Exchange:
Sir:-In reply to your communication of
the 18th instant, I state that General Orders
same time. I received General Order No. 10
long before No. 100 was delivered to me-
Their rcspectirc dates will show that TO he tic
fact. Ny own personal recollection is that
General Order No. 100 was never communicl-
ted in a letter. It is my habi. faithfully 10
keen all letters written by the Federal 4 gent
of Exchange. A careful search of the records
Of my Office docs not disclose any letter from
Lieut.. Col. LUDLOW communicating General
Orders No 100. Lieut.. Col. Ludlow met M
at City Point on the 23d Of May, 1867. M
he then and there delivered to me General Ok
der No. 100, stating that the principles there
in announced would, in the future, coatroI :hc
operations IF the forces of the Unitnd States.
10 written communication accompanied it,
IF any one was ever written tn accompany 1t
never received it. Yol arc in error there's
on the 22i May. 1868, enclosed copies Of Gen
oral Order No. 70 and No. 100, announcing
regulations and instructions for tic govern
mcnt oi the Unllcu StaiCS lnrct'N III IL hc''!'
in the matter Of paroles, stating that ;:esc
, ORDERS and the cartel were TO govern y"nl
! forces, and that when the cartel conaictei
with the orders; they wero 70 be set aside. In
dependent of the facts of the case, an instl-
fed in saying that any such communication
! would haze bcen very extraordinary. Ii
| would not only have admitted that tho Gene
raj Orders were in violation OF the Cartel, hut
would have declared that the later General
| Order which. on its face, was announced to
he the controlling law, should be set aside by
! t:c provisions contained in an earlier paper.
again assert that The only notification
ever received as to your successive changes oi
nurposc in the mater Of paroles, vas from
yau own General Orders, according to t:c::
Respective dates. delivered to me withoa; arr
further commcnt tFan have nlrea:ly co'amu
nicated to you.
Yeu sav nv ''referencc 70 the acts Of i.'ru'
Col. Ludlow" does not sustain m. You tnr
ther say tthc troops thus declared exchange
ih7 Lieut. Col. Ludlow are as follows -
5l>t Regiment Indiana Volunteers 3!
81 /" Ohio ss 81
Tennessee Cavalry D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

SALE eF po&7a.:- .. JacKsoS-A Inc
lift-,:zc portrait Ct S,onewal! Jackson, by
Bruce, the deaf ani dumb artist, was sold 1T
Keat, Paine Co.'S auction on yesterday fer
$500. Tie purchaser was Mr.. " sllace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
1vpprssvrxr OF Day Goops Tie L,

IMpREssMEHT OF Day GOODS Tile Lynch
burp "yirsinisn" states that not little sensa'
lion was created in dry goods circles in tha. city
Friday, by the presence Of impressing differs
seeking wha. they might lay their hands upon
for the use Of the Government AL the heavy
cotton and wculen goods found in the varior:
stores were impressed Mt prices considerably DE-.
low wha, they weie held at. The "VirgiE'aH,
saws this is one of the military necessities
which mus. be submitted to. The army must b
clothed or the war stopped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
Parolei at Mount Sterling

Permit me to sag that read this paragraph
cc your letter with very great surprise. my
letter of the ID inst. which you were contest.
ing. I gave, at. length, the comm munica'ions Of
Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow, and hy reference
II il. YOU will find that no. only are the regi-
menti which you have named therein mem
toned, but elso the Holly Springs capture,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
RIcUn0Sn. Oct 9th 1868.
Brig. Gen. S. y. MEREDITH,

Agent Of Exchange:
SRI enclose ~ you q memorandum "f
the paroles to which l haze referred IN several
rcccn. communications. Most Of these pa
roles, You viii oiscr7c. arc aa.cccdert TO
May Cd, 1868. Tho reason why these
yarnies haze nat been heretofore discharged,
is that u2 to July 1863, 80 had the :iran-
tace Of r:Fisancrs and paroles. No. one of
these n>ro!cs is covered hy ary declaration Of
exchange, oycer, the orclatcy made hy yon.
For roonr of them hare received any equiv.
alaat. All fthcm since the date of your General
Order No 2nI, were given in pursuance of n
distinct agreement between the commanders
of twn oppcsioc armies. | have many other
naroIe+ in my possession. but / have only
presented those which are within the terms
Of your General Orders, according to their
-o:7ec:ire dates.
understand ti,cre arc other paroles coming;
within the s.mo General Orders. which were
..;vrn hr yn,,r officers and men on the ether
,;ic Ct the Mississippi river. They have rot
- vet reached me. When they do, and when
show thcv 81, within tie scope Of your
General Orlcre. / will claim them, otherwise
will discard them.
haze also received other informal paroles,
which have sent back for correction. These
are also within the provisions of your Gene
raj Orders. When they ere returne !, will
claim item also.
Respectfully, you: ob't serr't
70 OriD. AGENT Of Esctau-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
EEGlI ABINGDON,

AB:H5LoS. Nov. ln-A slight snow ell
as: nigh: TIC weather Is clear aud coal To-
Ga:. No:l.:pg ha5 Ikea heard Gem tie frcnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

RESIGNED We learn from the appeal that
Major General Cheatham arrived in Atlanta on
Friday last, on furlcngh of some twenty or
thirty days. At his own request, he has beer
relieved Of his old command III the army OF
Tennessee, under Gen. Bragg, and his application
forwarded to Richmond for the action Of The Sec
retnrv of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
THE LATE FIGHT on THE RAPPAHAN'
NNrE

On ,...sranr s..sra officers and privases,
woun.sd IN the disastrous frht near Kelly $ ORD
on Saturday, reached .he city, having been Pc
coded on Msn2.y b. about one hundred ana
afty wound.d III the same fight. TSeT corro'
rate The g.nsral report Of the' affair, namely
That the two brigadca to which they wers at
t.ched, Hoke's and Hays'-the former numbs