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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
EROJJ JFVNESSEE

The Rockville Register Of the Slst ulL, says; =
The rumored statement TO which We gave publicity
on Yesterday 70 the Effect that bloody fight had Oc-
curred on Wednesday mOrning as RiccOOn hOualaia,
IA csnfgmed Passengers trUm above state that our
LIS in killed AID W.unded amounts 10 one tbOusatd
Tbs flank movement Is ueslgned 10 uis!Oes' US rom
Lookout Mountain.
We have io.ormatioa that Loudon has been captured
and is nov held by Generals jackson aud Stevenson.
The same Taper, Of the lst speaks of rumOred i'm
porant movements in the front Is has heard nothing
reliable to indicate BiaggS purpose to change his posi-
ton.
General Hardea has gone to Chiekamauga
The Marietta Confederate has news that skirmshng
was going on on the Stat between forces aud the
enemy on Lookout Ceeek Jenkins it is said, had only
two brigades in his encounter with the enemy on the
night OF the Soh, while they Lad two corps. Some Of
our skimisher5 we're captured.
TIE Atlanta Appeal Of the Slst, says;
We nave not a syllable OF reliable intelligence from
the army above neither om toe uoighborhODd OF Chat
tanocCa or oil LUudOn. Tue impression seems 10 PEE
vai wuh the best informed here that vigorous prepara-
ticn being made Tor the dceuss oil our p lion on
Lookout mountain, which IS nov the ooue oi conteP-
ttJn BE- tween she armies But the public must put
curb upon their impotence, "a any kuoSlodge On
tl,r part Of what Is going mgds irus rate all the
plans OF the commanding general
special despatch to the Montgomery Advertiser,
from Missionary Ridge the 29;h, ssys:
There vas heavy shchng yesterday between the Moe
casin aud LJokUr, batteries. Two DIVISIONS towards
ana H1okers came up yesterday with aln Of wagons
iron BTdgpOrt 70 Lookout Valley, anG joined by
Changers cops last nght, Shich crossed at Browns
Ferry three miles below chattanooga 70 this side this
morning. jenkins division and Lo1gstreei's corps at
tucked the enemy, capturing large number OF wagons
prisoners a. which atando-ed on being pressed by
an overwhelming force 81 the emmy. The lcss was
severe. We secured 20 prisoners. Col fitzpatrick
killed and several wounded. The enemy occupies
the YES side OF LOOkods creek and LongssetsIorces
the east side.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
FROM TESTERE NORTH CAROLIy4.


Tue Ashyle as. " News publishes some particulars
Of the tao fgats that have occurred with the eneIo5,
near Warm Springs:
A light betseea a small BODY Of our cavalry less
than hundred mcuJud four or i've haudrsd of the
enemy Occurred az the Warm SPRING. So miles below
ths town, ast Thursday Cur forces, overwhelmed by
nUmbers, we're compelled 70 fax back. We bad tao
men killed the gallant and ehyahOus Maj. John w.
WoOd6u, Of Ghi- place, and private Smith, Of Polk
cou1y. Major WoIdhu fell pierced by balls while
leading his men In charge upon the strong position Of
the enemy. AsjJr WoOdhl widely knOwr, and no
words If could add The reputation he hsd earned
By hard aud faithful service. distinguished lawyer, a
public spirited cuzsn, a warm hearted and generous
friend, brave and accomplished Cai.eF his O,s is a
heavy amity not only to this immediate community,
but 70 the entire 5 e and GontedcTacy. body MAS
recovered BY flag Ct truce, brought home and buried on
MOEdsy last with appropriate military hohOrs
We had four wounded, VIZ jacob Davis j. 3 Ram
sey and W. l. Henry, OF Buhcombe, and Lieutenant
Thompson, OF POk. Toe lIss OF the enemy OF knowO.
Our brought Ch tsO three prisoners. Tue enemy
pOsled n the large brick hOId at the Spriogs-s
stroi position.
Another light took place the WaFn SpriDgs, two
o three days since, between portion Of the z5sh
North Carolina regiment under command OF Lieut.. Uol
Samuel c. Bfysou, and large iOree Ct the enemy
They Oumumbered boys largely, and after stub
born fight, Colonel Bfyson fell back We bad six men
killed, Lieutenant HYATT and others whose names We
have not learned. Lieutenant Hyatt excellent
officer, and gallant aud worthy man. SIX we're miss
ing, bat il was eon6deaty hoped they would come in.
Toe nHt the On my WaI reported 20 be heavy.
Lieutenant Hyatt, Sergeant Collins NJ Huskius J. H..
Townsend, J. Dodgins and - Williams were kllsd.
A mmor prevailed that the eHemy, sOB'e seven thou
sand rOng, Aete marching Ashyile IN two columns,
and that Gen. Va5ce had called Tor reiniOreem-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

Gov. wars SUCcEssOR.-We learn that Judge Wade
Keges, late Assistant Attorney General has been ap'
pointed successor al interim of Attorney General Watts,
who resigned on his election as Governor of Alabama
Judge Keyes was a prominent lawyer of Alabama,
and for several years filed the Office of Chancellor of the
Southern Cbancery division of the Safe, to which be
was elected by the Legislature Perhaps fewer oil his
decisions we're reversed by the Supreme Court OF the
ate Il an of any judicial officer on the bench OF that
State. He Is profound lawyer, as well as most ex-
celent aud sm able gentleman, and in all respects fitted
to adofn the position should the President determine TO
confer upon hmthe appointment for the remainder of
his administration.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
: HY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.N
pRnGTAMATION

INFORMATION having been received by the
i Executive, that J0sEPH 1UKNER, PATRICK MORTALITY
THOMAS ONEAL ana JAMES WOOI0RIDu T. who we're sent
IN from Hnsngs Court The Circuit Court the city
LyRchurg tried in November for iobOery have
escape and going at large Therefore
hereby offer Of r~o Hundred Dollars any person
persons shall the said Turner MOray, ONeal
Woodbridge deliver them into the Jail the city
dollars for such and delivery
them; anu / require al officers
wealth. evil mt4y and request the people
cxertOns the
ell that they msy be brought TO justice
Given apder ny hAnu Governor, and under the
lesser Commonwealth Richmond, this 24Ih
- Day Of 0ctoUer, In the year 1863
JOHN LETOHER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

RUNOs prevailed 10 PJrtsmouth, on the 20 th ult,
that tho steamer contaang the SO New York regimen
ard two full batteries, which efG Fortress Aoaroe ie"
dlyspr yous had gone DAvy JoLes locker of Haeras
ia terrible gale All aboard beeYed to be- lost. The
30 h regimeat was for long time stationed at Deep
Creek Norfolk eOuny, ald stole enough from Peaceabe
otize ia taA. vicinity, to make death to them, terrible
in iced under 81 V ciFcu instances.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
by dONeIhOIs
9Eo W. MuEFoRD,

Turner about "a years age, aboHt feet II inches high
Weighing ABOUT 10 unds daIk
sandy hair look his right az
ore of marked with iEdeiible right
ef When hem4de his escape. had large
tsche aad 4 dressed in sold eTs' clothes.
MoraTy % old and feet l0lnche high weigh.
about $50 pounds dArk mpiex5n and hair clean shaved
quick spoken. Had irGls one leg when he escaped.
about weighs about lib pounds shaved
mild couuieaanes; dressed 10 dark
81 ,thes when eIcapoi.
Woodbridge about 70 or % years old dark complexion dark
hair about feet uches high, weighs about 40 nothing
One dsGbled two
ungers Wore whiakcrs When he escaped
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

PHlsoSERs IN NAsHvLLE-AmoDg the Confederate
prisoners at Nashville are Colonel ]. J. Scales, SO,h
Mis-; Msjor J. @. Dawes ll:h Tenn Major w. d. {.
floyd of McNars brigade, with five Captains, eghte
Li-u eaants aud about 800 other prisoners Among
the number was Captain E. d. Sayers, Chief Engineer
OF Folks corps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

Gas. BUCESER, with large body of peu, has been
steadily moving towards Knoxville, his rec being su
6cienty strong to all apprehension of danger
from the enemy in East Tennessee Should he succeed
10 driving the enemy from East Tennessee, Kentucky
will be open to our victorious army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

GES. GARDSER, lately assigned to the commanded
Middle Florida rice Gen. Howell Cobb is Gen. w. y.
Gardaer, of Georgia, and believe, formerly Lieu.
Colonel Of the sIh Ga. Regiment He was severely
wounded at the battle of the 6rst Manassas. Some If
the papers have COMPOUNDED him with Gen. Frank b.
Ga -dner engaged at Port Hudson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

DR.. sAMOn PsIDE, of Aaryvile, Tenn, died few
days since in Macon county, Ca after few days ill
ness. de had but recently been eleotedSlte Senator
from Knoxville and BlOunt Tenn, aud was driven from
his home by the Yankee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
no. W. hUsFoRD,
oecr'y Of the Commit.

shesrer Is abou. so years age feet high
We yhs ABOUT poun.s dark hl!r
had On escaped dark and psntaoons
hat.
and dark dark had on SnAvy cap With gilt band
Burw, the saves Snoat 20 or - old, iest Bche.
Stout butt IA clothes hatWthou brim AMI
a uair ~ dpg-skin shoes. OCtyT-ugg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
Y4NKFES AT NEWPORT NEWS.

The information from Suffolk, TO Dc found elsewhere
IN this impression s contradictory Of the report
Ian. ling OF some * thousand Yankees at Newport
Meas. Reliable intelligence, however, received he:e
las, evening eou6sms the ruuOr that large body have
l,,5-5 including a number Of the corps d 4frigas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
PRESIDENT DAVIS his ADDRESS TO THE
PEOPLE

CHARLEsroN Nov. 2.--President Davis and suite ar
rived here at Spoh by special train from Savannah
He was received at the depot by General Bsaur'g I'd
aad staff and a committee OF the Common Council who
ACCOMPANIED him 20 the City Hall with military escort
The turn out of the citizens was very large, and the
procession was enthusiast caly cbesred along the route
Ca hs arrival at the City Hail. the President was in
PRODUCED by Judge AagrAth to Mayor Macbeth, who
cordially received aud welcomed him TO the city The
President returned his acknowedg and, bengin
troduced, addressed the people.
He said his feelings bad drawn bin here in this hour
of trial and he desired also confer with our Com
mlndiDg General and by personal observation TO ae-
0oire some OF that kn0wedgs which would enable MN
more fully to understand wants and the reports sub
mitted to him.
He alluded 10 South Cardinals great statesman Cal
houn whose departed spirit watching over Der
with all guardian angels care, and said it was nom
south Carolinas great men he first imhibed the pia-
ciples and doc rines of Stale sovereignty he paid
hgh compliment the beroc garrison defending Fort
Slmier The eyes CT tie world we're upon them and
trusted TIA the day would never come when the snkt
flag would float the fortress they defended In
propartion 10 the hate eff the Yankees towards this
nest of the rebellion So he said is the love OF every
true son OF the COnfederacy gathered around U.s. They
were watching ou struggle and with anxious solcitude
He trusted the Yankees desire to possess Ohareeton
would never be graufed, but If Providence ordered
otherwise he desired for her what he wished for his
town OF Electromagnetic the whole should be mass OF
ruins. He believed that Charleston would never be
akeu and if fire should beleaguer on every side re-
Inducements would be to assistance in proper
on 10 the force of the enemy From his present know
lie g, he looked forward glorious record er our city
at the close of the struggle.
lie urged harmonious cooperation on the part OF the
people with the commanding General. We should be
unit cd in our Efforts, and look with an eye devoted
singly to the cause OF country. BE who would az
tempt TO promote his own personal ends in preference,
or would not take a musket and fight in the ranks was
not worthy of thc Confederate liberty for which We arc
fighting
Our army, he said, now in better condition than
it was twelve months ago. 1t stronger, could bear
marching hunger and psvaLons without murmuriug or
Struggling, aud always welcomed cheeFluuy the word
Onward"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
EG AP HI C.


Entered according act Of Congress in The year 1865 6y o
Office of the District Cort Oh ue S"H
fedsTate states for the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

A LETTss from Abingdon the 22l, 'ays Col Bottles
Of tue 26th Tennessee regiment was rot killed re
ported in the late nght ZolicOer, while leading
charge. He was shot through the r'gat arm and
check, but ia in a fair way of recovery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

Coz. JAMES SIXTH, who has been elected to Con.
ess without opposition in the 7.h District Of Georgia,
il Cr,ne of the 18Th Georgia regiment, 10 Gen. John
B. GOrdOns brigade, EArys Division. He has been er
gagged In the war almost from its inception.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
AUCTION SALES.
RUrURE DAYS.

By DAVENPORT CO., SrocK LUcTIosESRs,
Office OF Csry and 18th
ME SHALL SILL AT AUCTION, AT THE OfFfcE ORTHE
w Ola Dominion Insurance company, FRIDAY, tie tth
Noyemhe 1862 commencing e Oecck NJ the following
SrOCKs and B0gD3:
$4,000 Rchnd& Dan. 6per ct reEi bonds
l,OJj Virginia per ct. regd bonds long dats
10000 COnfed. per CT coupon bonds
1850 do per CT. Tegd Lonss
2,el0 Coupons Is NJ Loan
100 Shares liank Of Richmond Stock
is do James River Canal Packet Co.'S Stock
do Rishmd PeteisD'g Importing and Exporting
Cos Sick
Poreign Exchange
And such other
BONDS sTooKa
As may be offered. DAVENPORT Co,
no4-3s stock Anct's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

TIE MASSACHUSETTS, paper, originally published
at jackson, was removed on the occupation of that
place by the Yankees Meridian, where it remained
two months l. will hereafter be published in SelmP,
Al,oama until the fortune Of permits a return TO
the old stand at Jackson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
BY THE GOVERNOs OF VIRGINIA.
n PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having beep received by the
Il Executive that ADAM sHEAkER charged with disioyalt,
JOHN j. SIMS charged with felony and BURwELL tlaVe
charged felony, who all cOned in Jail
eo escaped the efrom tue night Of the 18th h and
going at large
Therefore hereby reward OF One Fifty
Dollars who shall the said
Sims the slave Dutwel and deliver them into the Jail
rico county Fifty D0a for such delivery OF either
require al officers Of hs Commonwe 18th, civil
and military and the people generally their
rxons procure toe arrest Of the said persons that
they may be boughtto jdstlse.
Given under hand as Governor and undef
LIS of the Commonwealth at Richmond his2tst day Of
- October, in the year 1863. JOHN LRTOHER
By ,he GoyernCr;
Gao. W. HUsFoRD,
eecr'y Of the Oomm'h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

sALF WokEs DESTROYED Fine Columbus Sun learns
that Yankee gunbOA iron-clad, entered St. Andrews
bay Saturday morning last driving of the salt
workers aid destroying the works almost entirely
They then moved up to the town of st. Andrews and
commenced sounding the bay, preparatory, it was
thought to farther advance. The salt works on East
Bay were all destroyed, as well most of those on
West Bay.
These Salt Works have been in operation for nearly
two years, aud the principal sOuIce OF supply to
Florida aud South Alabama.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
TRGSTRE'S SALE OF VERY yALUARLR

TRUSTRE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
Il Real fstste at Amelia HBy virtue a deed Of trust
recorded Amelia County o. urt from Waters and Jno sIy
70 me trustee benefit OF Charles Acdleton shah
request Of the parties interested the premises pub
auotun Friday 9Th Noyemaer. 1863 ~ O'Clock N
fair not next fair day the tract Of land cated above
which said Wae rehides containing 4s6 acres, with
ard good buildings, orchards, &C thereon.
Terms accommodating made Known the sale Osh
credit L. MASTERS, Tru.tee.
GoDIII 4 APPERsoS, Cderr,
Ps-A full accurate description Of the foregoing vual
farm De at o1i:e. G.. 4 A.
lid
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
BK AUTHORITY.
AN ACT


10 amend and re- enact the Act passed March The 1lh,
1863 in relation to tie unnecessary consumption, Of
Grain by DistHcrs and other Manufacturers Of Spin
ituous aud Malt Liquors.
Passed October 8lst, 1893
s II enacted Jy he General ASSEMBLY, That the Act passed
March Mn 1873 ened Act 10 amend and IeeaAc an Act
entitled an Act 10 re-act an Act entitled an ACT 70
prevent the unnecessary consumption Of drsn BY pes anu
other .nufseures suous and Mali Liquors. passed DC
tobr "a 1852 e snd the hereby amended ana re enact
ed, a. read a. followa:
IL shall not be lawful any person hereafter 70 make or cAu'e
10 be made nv Whisky other spnous Malt Liquors out
of any Corn Wheat Rye other gn or out Of died iru,
Sugar M9laa SCgar Cane Noases Cane or
and any person SO ndDg ss be deemed guilty or nsde-
and upon conviction thereof shall be ned Tor every Of
fence not less than hundred dollars more Than I'VE hou-
sand dollars ana imprisonment In The county J not
exceeding twelve month"; at the discretion OF the court
No person. firm cmpany shall hereafter eKeeGte IN whole or
IN mart any contract heretofore hereafter ade with the Con
fserae oyernnen with agent Of said doyenmen Tor
making or csung made Whisky or other ardent sp
wia this State all such contractors who hah vglIte us
section deemed subject 70 all the penAuei imposed by
This and other acts against unlawful d.siilstoL
The Keepsr OF the shall this Act TO he published
in at leat Newspapers in the city OF KehmoPd Tor Two
weeks.
THIS Act shall be In totce from spaislge
A copy from TIE Roll.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the
Il Executive, that De. WILLIAa p RUOKER charged will,
treason, murder aud cmes escaped from the jail Of Pyl.
Vana The night Of the 18Th lest and
large
TneEcforc, do hereby ofer reward Of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS TO persons shan the
r. Rucker and deliver lin into the jail Of the county ant
do require sl Chaers Of this
military, and quest The people generally best
tons procure the arrest Of the said Rake that he may
brought 20 justice.
(--i Given my hacd as Governor and under the
L. 8. SLesse- seal Of the Commonwealth, Richmond hi.
- 2Oth day Of October In the year 1863.
JOHN LETCHER
b the Governors
GEoRGE w. MUEPoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Dr. Rucker "a described as feet inches Lgh-h brown and
Conbsd back from the forehead, which
and bold 10 and beanght stoop In shouldersra.
ther decAtey madeand ard well toned
pxion rather pand and face long rather Eyes
color not known, bus not light.
IL Is thought probabls that he left with womsn buggf
drawn by scrfel horse, strange hore
AMI buggy eneamped hall mile from the day
before pretending bay from negroes suddenly d
appeared about the ilIne OF his hight oc 3i-c8w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

GEN FoRRBsr will be in readiness to move to his new
f sd of operations about the lO:h Of November. lie
l,lt Atlanta for the frost Thursday evening last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR CHATTANOOGA-THE
ENEMY IN Position THIS SIDE OF THE TEN


NESSEE.
ATLANTA, Nov. 2-The latest from Che front says
that active operations continue in Lookout Valley
There was heavy fighting "Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday The eLeuy still hold their position this side of
the Tennessee river
Small squads of prisoners are coming in hourly-sll
from Meades command in the Army OF the Potomac
His 18th army corps is in and around Chattanooga.
Our pCkets are only two hundred and fifty yards from
the enemy's pcaets
Ii rained heavily for eight hours, commencing
Thursday. The valley is under water and the roads
hardly passabe. .,
The Tennessee is very high. The damage to the
Yankees from the freshei is unknown.
Notwithstanding the bad weather. our troops are
cheerful have plenty to eat, aud feel anxious for
battle,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

Gov. MILToN OF FLoRIDA has issued al address urg-
ing the Judges Of Probate and Commissioners in each
county in the State to secure Immediately by purchase,
the of corn syrup peas and potatoes which will
be needed for soldiers families, and 20 engage sup
ely of bacoa pork and beef The citizens are not ssked
to make voluntary contributions for the support OF
families, but to sell at reasonable prices which WILL be
paid from the treasury OF each county of the sate aud
returned by taxation. The Commissioners are TO re
port the amount OF provisions in each county that can
be spared. Enough has been produced 10 Florida to
subsist the inhabitants and to contribute to the sup
port of the aemy and citizens of other Ststes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
TeEte,
VIZ. P. GORDON, ia,
nov S-l6cow III. IT, ADD KeeGer If Rolls o. Va
~ TmE SECOND YEAR or TIE WAX.

RI TIE SECOND YEAR or TIE WAR.
ByE.A POLLARD.
Third thousand now ready: P.ice 50.
Extracts notice. Of the press
From the Richmond Dlspatch
Th the second volume Of Mr. PohrdS history Of the
viii meet with ven wider circulation than the
remarkably well ten OF the great battles wch
taken place In year this strugse2ceous which
have the merit being compiled from Te.be Sources and the
beauty Of a strong and dashing style in the writer.
From the Richmond WI 81
The First Year OF the War; has reprinted England
and compmented by FIRST Engh schosrs. The book dis
ali who prefer truth battery The Independence thought
voune, which brngB history
sprng 1868 and cose5 vita rapid summary
events period the battle OF Gettysburg the
treatt Lee Maryland. Nteing spared which could In
an way oontrbale presentation Of the
both slies the oe vices poces Of the ooniederas
laid freely and Ghy Ose OF the YANKEES More
and elaboration and hnh OF style observable
In tails than in the preceding volume.
From the Southern Illustrated News.
Il commsnds Itself 10 the peuSaG Of citizens the Cond
eraey will deny ttat the author has given the
public an attractive and highly interesting raVe. Ia point
ST. lie book s superior to the preceding XSlume
From the Richmond Enq Slr.l
Pes the cens figure in the and In The Con.
feieracy lie has led aud directed the whole mighty
movement. Probab the author Intended 10 compliment
the people the expense Of their Oh ef Magistrate
their superhuman energy
OF much and created by s peyvese
ness and stupidity.
- UpOa the receipt OF the price viii forward It any
parI OF the O, niedeThcy.
WEST JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

II the 9th Congressional District OF South Carolina
Hon. James FarroW has been elected over his com
petitor, Rev. jams P. Bryce, D D., by majority o
l. 45 votes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

FlcRIDA.-Tho Latest news from TanpI, Fla, stated
that tie Yankees Smelling that city fuiOusly-
Fifty Of them we're afterwards captured by Capt. Yves
cot..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
IRON SUFFOLK.

The Petersburg Express learns from persons who cane
fIom tie vicinity Of Suf1lk on Monday, some CON-
panes Of Yankee cavalry s stationed Bernard's
Mile, about four mies below Suffolk, on the Portsmouth
road. Squads from the camp are in Suffolk every day
and night, bu. do not interfere With the ciz ans from
the surrounding country in coming in going out Of
the town. Refugees, however, not allONeStO re-
turn TO their homes
There Is no passing allowed between Suffolk and Nor
folk and Portsmouth, aud the citizens Of NansemOnd
and Norfolk counties, living between Bernsrds Mill and
Portsmouth are not permitted to visit either Suffolk or
Portsmouth, or TO cross the NansemOnd River
Nothing has been heard in Suffolk Of the landing Of
troops at NewpO.ts News.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

GRAFT in the com nand of the Department of Tonnes
sge
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

PARsoS BKOwNLoW efs COyngtOn, Ky, last week
with load of printing material, bound for Knox
VILE