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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-17
CharIesIOn.
From tho Richmond Enquirer, 18th.

The situation at Charleston remains as it
has for weeks past. There is no material
change The Yankees keep up their FIRE
continuously, day and night, and the whole
thing is now reduced to one Of the most
terrific bombardments known in the annals
of warfare. So far but little loss or injury
has occurred, and the spirit Of confidence
is as strong and buoyant with the people Of
Charleston as ever The Charleston cor.
respondent Of the Augusta (Ga.) Constitu
tionalist, writing Of events as they occur
before Charleston, says:
Yankee she'll and shot from four batteries
on Morris Island, assisted By the iron clads,
fly thick aud fast. Since the Inauguration
Of this, their second edition of the siege,
they have given old Sumter the benefit of
some seven or eight hundred shell and shot
with an occasional messenger 70 Moutrie to
let the folks there know they were not for
gotten. -s
They also Sc mt compliments to tie bat
teres on Jane Island, but without damage
there or elsewhere. Batteries Marion
Simkins aud Cheves respond promptly
giving ball for ball, aud that, too. with
! much greater precision OF touch and etfici
ency than any of theirs, while Moultrie
| occasionally filings in touch to show hel
skill
A few shell have enterad the CITY, bu
without damage to the place What they
can accomplish in that way remains 70
future efforts to deyelope; but assuredly
whatever Yankee ingenuity and hatred cal
do will be done. We repeat here what W
have heretofore stated, viz: that nothiu
further than bombardment Of the fort
and city will be attempted until the gam
at Chattanooga has been decided
, Should they now, or ever, try the strengt
of their land forces in an 'onward move 70
, Charleston, they will not only find it
, ''hard road to travel" but get the wors
t thrashing any set of fellows ever receive
, at the hands Of an opposition army sine
: the art of war first began. You ma
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Lincoln, together with nearly all the mem
bers of the Cabinet-Messrs. Stanton, Bates,
and others. Of the foreign ministers, there
were present Lord Lyons and Count Mer-
cier. The British and French legations
were also represented. The military was
represented by Major Generals Hslleck,
Anger, Mcdowell, and other officers of lsss
er note. Senators Wilson and Conness, of
California, were also noticed during the
evening. Hon. Simon Cameron and his two
daughters were alike conspicuous among the
hosts of guests assembled on the occasion, to
gether with Pres't Garrett and VIM. Prescott
Smith. At III o'clock the dancing (ths
Lancers) commenced in the dining-room.
Miss Kate Chase led of with Hon. R., O.
Parsons, ex-consul to Rio Janeiro, as her
partner. The young and beautiful daugh
ter of General Mcdowell was singled out
among the crowd for her very fine dancing.
Among the bellies of the evening was the
daughter of the Brazilian minister, whose
beauty was the cynosure Of all eyes. Dur
ing the evening the Marine band, which
discoursed most eloquent music, performed
a superb wedding march, especially written
for the occasion and dedicated to Miss Kate
Chase. The banquet, which occurred at a
late hour in the evening, was most sump-
tuons affair, and the ediblss and yiands
were of the choicest description imAgina.
BILE. The greatest hilarity prevailed on oil
sides, and mirth and merriment were the
order of the evening. Towards midnight
the guests commenced to DEPART and the
scene that occurred outside the mansion, ~
the carriage drove up to the sidewalk and
rolled OFF with their occupants, was avaried
and and animated one The marriage Of
Miss Chase and Senator Spragus last even.
ing passed off with the greatest eclat, and
nothing occurred to mar the fsstivity Of the
occasion. Notwithstanding the high social
position and extreme wealth Of the twain
thus united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony, the entire affair was destitute Of sll
that vulgarity of show and glitter which is
so frequently the concomltants OF such pro
,edures. Everything seemed planned With
. view to the comfort of the guests alone,
aud there was nothing calculated to offend
he eye or taste. The long continued life
md happiness Of the newly married couple
5 the noblest epithalamium we can sing to
he Hon. Mr.. aud Mrs. Senator Spragus.
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! der from Washington will probably terml'
The Late Affair on the Rappahannock'
From tho Richmond Enquirer, lOth.l

About l50 of our men who were wound
ed in the battle at Kellys Ford on Satur
day, reached this city yesterday morning
From their reports and the information de
rived from other sources, We make up some
account of tho affair. Hoke's and Hays
brigades of Early's division, with two bat
teries of artillery, were on picket, north o1
the Rappahannock, at Kelly's Ford. The
two brigades numbered only about 1000.
About Il o'clock the enemy made sud
den and unexpected attack in such force
that their skirmishers alone seemed 10 cut
number our whole force, and so quietly had
they approached that they seemed to our
men to have risen out of the ground. They
were evidently well informed OF our force
and position. and had come down to sur
round and capture US. With this intent
their first effort was to cut us off from the
river. i- .a."a
As they were forcing their way toward
the river, the enemy closed around them,
and a hand-to-hand fight en,ued, n which
numbers on both sides were killed. Aoont
elk hundred of our men succeeded in reach
ing the river and escaping. Many are said to
have been drowned in the crossing.
1t is stated that the two batteries with
the brigades were the second and third COM
pauies of Richmond [lowitzers. But this
is doubtful.
Our whole loss in this unfortunate affair,
in killed, wounded and missing, could not
have been more than 500 Hays brigade
only numbered 900 men at the battle of
and it is not likely, its strength
nas been much increased since. Hoke's brl.
gade, it is not likely, numbered more than
a thousand or twelve hundred Of the two
brigades six hundred men escaped
Col. Goodwin, formerly one of the Pro
vost Marshals of Richmond, was in COM
mand of Hoke's brigade, and is said to have
been wounded.
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3 News Thus all around Richmond tn
enemy are threatening active operations be
fore the winter has blockaded the roads.
Meade has returned from bis late retrea
by no means cowed or eyincing any unwil
lingness to meet Gen. Lee; indeed, his ac
tivity and boldness, when compared witt
the negilence of somebody in the army
Northern Virginia, shows in striking con
trastx He has captured two brigades, an'
is reported as still advancing. Gen. Lee
army has been said to be ready and willing
to trust the fortune Of battle, and We hope
it may promptly aud effectually punish thu
boldness which has sezed and carried OF
tive of its brigades.
% Whether General Lee intends giving
battle in the forks of the Rappahannock OF
falling back in the old line of the Rapidan,
We have no means Of knowing; but should
not be surprised or disappointed if he de-
clines battle north of the Rapidan and re-
tires to the position from which his late
advance was made. r~I.I ~ 2
We should not be surprised if Meade,
satisfied with the capture OF the two brig
ades, did not hesitate to risk his laurels IN
a general engagement; but, minstering to
Yankee vanity, parade his prisoners through
Washington and other cities, and quietly
settle down at the first good place for Win
ter quarters. The Yankee press and peo-
pie rejoice over the material evidence OF
success, such as prisoners; take delight in
parading them through cities; count and
recount them as miser his hordes, and
N. Al q oil 70 to
dying out.
Meade understands the vanity of his
masters, and may satisfy their clamors by
congratulatory order and the parade of his
captives through the cities of the United
States Having made such important cap
lures, he will doubtless report Lee as flying
to Richmond aud himself swiftly pursuing.
The Yankees, two much delighted with the
prowess of their invincible Army of the
Potomac to inquire into the speed OF the
pursuit, will settle down to the business OF
their next Congress, while Meade will 60
into Winter quarters in Fauquier or Cul
pepper, and await the Spring for the certain
capture of General Lee.
But will Meade be permitted to settle
down into Winter quarters without tight,
after this bold and daring insult to the
Army of Northern Virginia? 1t is for
Gen. Lee to decide whether prudence will
best be served by wiping out the insult
in general engagement, or awaiting the
Spring for its punishment. Whatever Gen.
Lee may determine upon will be readily
accepted as right and proper; but if the
wishes eff the people influence him they
would like to see the punishment fall swift |
and heavy upon the army of Meade.
As to Gen. Echels, there has been so
little received, and that so indefinite, that
We cannot inform our readers as to the
position Of military affairs in that part of
Virginia.
From Weldon no information of the
enemy's movements have been received.
The only intelligence from Northern
Virginia, on yesterday, was to the effect
that fighting was going on, but to what
extent is not reported.
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depend upon this Every day but adds to
our strength, while it lessons theirs-and
so will continue.
From Southwest Virginia.
From The Enquirer, Nov. lOl

+ 1t will be recolleeted that telegram
published Saturday morning, stated that
Averill was advancing into Greenbrlel
County, Va, at the head of 1000 cavalry
On Sunday evening dispatchtrom General
Sam. Jones, commanding in Southwest Va.
and East Tennessee, announced to the war
Department that Averill had, with tVe on,
gades, fallen upon Gen. Eckolls; who had
but thousand men, and had most proba-
bly, routed and destroyed his small force
Gen. Jones did otmeption where the at
fair occurred, or any of the particulars. Last
night, in another dispatch, Gen. Jonessends
intelligence that Gen. Eckolls had reached ei1
Union Monroe county, but that his loss
from the encounter with the enemy was
unknown. I 1-f...~ tg .-
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The War I'm Virginia.
From the Examiner, llth.

The Army of Northern Virginia was
quiet yesterday, awaiting an attack from
Meade. There is difference of opinion
whether Meade will attack US in our pres
ent position. Some think he will leave Our
front and make flank movement toward
fredericksburg .
No official report Of the affair at Kelley,s
Ford last Saturday has yet been received,
and private accounts afford us little addi-
tonal intelligence. 1t is said by some that
our whole loss in killed, wounded and miss
ing will not exceed 900 men, but IN the
absence of an official statement it is impos-
sible to make an estimate OF our loss with
any reliable accuracy.
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To the Honorable justices ofthe sup enc Ju-
dieal CaElt next Il be heldcn at Ellsworth
WITHIN am. lar tic County OF Hancock al
Stste uf Milne, Oh the fourth tuesday Of
AHrtreNt.
E'EO. W RICHARDSON Of Deer Isle
II III SAID Comfy II Hancock husband Of
EMa.a W. Richardson e>reet'ullv ,lHeIs and
ziyc> HIS Honorable Count To be informed
that he was liNf lily married to the said I'm
ma ". Rjeasldsau, at BrosA>vlle in sal3
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# November. \. u. lSj2. AMI sad Emma w
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dteu, oa.y aac u Whea Is now living and
about seven yeas Cd, that your 3ee.aHt since
iitelT lntrrmalIiagc has always behaved him.
elf ioealas tie >a3d Emma ". as a faithful.
datifal and afFeet#onate husband. vet the sad
Emma ". Richardson wholly hegltctiag and
resarIe>s OF her marriage VOWS, subsequent
to thor marriage aforesaid AID IN August a.
D. l. -: without the consent OF Your lideiant,
without reasonable cause, wi!fullE did desert
YOUR dbe,aHt and has never since lived 81 co.
Aatted with your hoe,ant, tgt has ever >.uce
said Angus. 1879. resided IN Tho Common
wealth Of Massachusetts. and tat taken per
EaneHt residence IN sad Massachusetts and
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lbclaat to i've With him and receive IL sun-
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STATE OLE MAINE.

Hancoek ss.-supremc Judicial Court april Term
lS63.
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notice Of the tendency OF the same be given to
the lbelee therein named, by publishing an at
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three weeks suecessiyely in the Ellsworth Ameri.
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before the next term OF TIL Court To be holden AT
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on the ,0uith Tuesday Of October next, that said
Iibelee my then aud there appear, and answer
the said libel, and show eause, if any she have
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Attest:-PARKE2 " PERRY, Clerk.
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E,oR EcLo 5 URE

Whereas. William E Cousins Of Trenton in the
County of Hancock. and State Of Maine, ~ lis
deed dated january LIST, A. D. lo}9, conveyed tie
me- the subscriber, in mortgage, certain lot or
marcel of land lying in Elem, in said county Of
of Hancock and bouaded as toliows:-Be ginning
on the County road leading from Trenton to Mt.
Desert, where the old town road intersects near
.hs said Euaice d. Cousins lw Hing, anu follows
the county road south thitty,eight degrees east
seventy four rods to Il stake ant stonse; thence
north eighty uiae degrees to the Israel Mayo lac;
thence fo!Iiwiag that line northeasterly 10 the
old town road aforesa thence along saii rdad
westerly to the school house; thence direct to the
nrst bounds containing forty acres more or less,
with the baiiiiags thereon. Now the conditions
10 said mortgage not having been complied with,
the snbsetiber claiins foreclosure Of the same.
OUNCE b. COUSINS.
Dated Sept. 81. A. = lsc2. 5!
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EtOTh-DRESSlNc.
At SomcSyiIlc, VII. Desert.

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The best OF work with rromptaess in its execution
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The patrons who have for years paironired this
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~ Wool len with kit,riise Thompson, ws.s
Trenton Vim. " Young, East Trenton, or J. ".
Wood. Ellsworth will be uaasf.ari,i trs,
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somesyille, May 18th. sul7
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to an con-
L cerned, that he has beeu duly appointed aud has
taken upon himself the st Of Administrator Of the e.
late OF
ALANs0N j. HASLAM, late Of Wa,tAam.
in the county of Hancock, deceased by tiyiu, bond
as the law DIRECTS A therefore request MI persons who are
indebted to the said deceased estate, make immediate
payment. and those who nave any demands thereon
exhibit the same log ss:;e.nent
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WAR CLAIMS
70 r IA NCOCk COUNTY,
Haring oltqiaeda LICENSE, as Requirea
by ne E'rcise Lars of lS62. 10 act as
CLAIM AGENT,
The subscriber is prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows.
Minor Children, &c.
ARREARS OF PAY s. BOUNTY MONET
eeursi for IuraIiI Soldiers, Widows or Heirs.

II EYery Soldier wounded ia battle or disabled by sick
,ss % disease eitF acted Ia the service, while II,
line q his duty, Is entitled 10 a Pension
idaw and Minor Children Of every Soldier vie
dis N the service or is killed ia battle o. dies o. dis
10 Pension.
u boloiY 81 sloo is due and be obtained by me
isf t4e Lon. Children, Father, Mother or Heir u
also all back pay, arrears d paw anA an allowance.
/ iae the Soldier Al TIE tue % his death
All Tensions Commence only from tha late Of tbs an
piieatrpn, In each ease
Applications sept By nail giving fail rartjcuiars
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being duly sworn. doth say, his preparations con
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