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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

From the Brandon Republican. osh.I
Up TO ii o'clock yesterday We were IN dsubt
as 10 the fate Of Veksburg, when Mr. n. N.
CeWsrd, Of Scott county, 2 Iaem5or Of The 20.a
Mississippi regiment. Vo6e into tovH, showed
us his parole snd gave as the particulars Of DE
surrender 80 fsT as ha knew. lie states that the
garrison was starved eut, having lived on mals
meat fer several days, aud that they surrendered
on Saturday Inorning at 10 o'clock. AlInount-
cd efheers we've allowed te keep their side
eTms and hoTses. 30 says we bad plenty
Of Ammunition, and that none Of our cannon
were spiked. The Yankees kad undermined
several Of our Qualifications and blown them 20,
one Of the explosions killing nessly every man
belonging 70 tkres companies Of the 81 L0uisi
ana regiment. lie thinks cur less sincs he IT,.
vestmsnt deas not exceed cns Thousand ia killed
and wounded, sHd says the less Of tie enemy Is
very heavy. Gen. Green was killed several day
sinea. Whau the Yankees enlersa VicEs-
burg they robbed the sisros end private houses
Of everything thay contained. lie ssys thsrs
was no chance in thsWoTld for eur army to cat
It's way cut. All the roEds % the interior were
very strongly guarded and tie timber felIed
across them for miles, and the riYor was literally
covered with beats.
Gen. Johnston hes TetrsslaS ia TIE direction
Of J~aclessn, AID it IS thought hs VIII make q
stand end give rhem battis beyond Pasrl rivsr
IF be does, We bslisvs he viii whip them, and
finally drive them from the State. Wo advise
cur citizens to rensin quiet until thzy itsra fhai
Johnston has fallen back this side Of PesTl riv-
or, aad If he dess thst, then to take al their
horses, mules, negroes, and other va.uabIes, and
strike fer The piuay weeds.
LATER-John5toa's whole lrmy was drawn
dp ia GHs Of battle inside Of or intssneh-
meats At JaekSon, last evening, awaiting the
advance of the eEeny, VINO were repcref I'D
Che vicinity Of Bottoms depe., though q snss
party sf them had advanced t. within six miles
Of jackson and were diminishing wish or cav.
airy.
WelsaTn That Grant has sent ono dirgion "a
Port Hudson to sssst Banks in capturing ths.
plaza.
We are still under tie Impression lat C-su.
viii not attempt 10 PsasiTa,a tbs interior Of the
State this sids Of Jackson, bocsas5 be wsBld b.
getting toe fax away from his base Of supplies
Hithoai Tie means 81 Transporting the1a in sBH
cient gusniities 10 subs4s o large army. j
Johnston falis bsek, however. Bo nay exBoct
Teids all thrsuFh This sec-isR Of the state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

kATHER STRAHGE-A tslegraphlc dispatch
on busiqess, was received here yesterday. How
or WY 1t is That Toe Yankees have lea Is Il.
communication with Yazoo City, while thoT
possess VicEsburg, We caRnot divine. Yet We
know such 10 be The fact, as we kaYe seen the
dispatch to which we alude.-SslmG DisBateh.
.IIH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14
MOVEMENTS OF GRANT IN mrssrs-

-AEEae
TIE Merdisn CLARION Of Sunday morning
gives some Information as to the movements of
GRANT, derived from a gentleman who, the eli-
Tor says, seemed to possess accafals Informs
ion A column Of the enemy, strength uu-
known, was within three OF four miles Of Can
ton on Thursday evening. The object may be
70 destroy that place end forage on the country
Gown to Jackson, destroying the railroad as
they So, for The purpose Of Hauk,ng JOHNSTON.
jackson is twsaty-60ur miles distant from Can
ton, and the road is a good one at this ssEson. Of
The year 1.-THE most plausible supp0sition is
that they VIII cross Pearl river St a point twelve
miles north By a little east Of Jackson. where
thers is an e~zceIlent ford push on to Brandon.
and thus get IN The rear Of JOHNSTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

NEGROES FOR HiaE-A C.. Csycs & Co,
hsvs forty likely negro men and wonsn for
hire. Persons wishing servants would do wen
to cal st The Arcade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

THAT GAGN5Fi1ENT, large a1d o117eHfs1-
ranged IRE p7saf BUILDING on be- corner
Feach-ree sid aAou -tce8 f1rilf rrr---trs= e
en- Feaehtreo street. l-d rluE : 1roI-h 90 Bid.
street nearly two A-ucrei Gsrs -apaCirv equal no "a.
rooms Of twenty By cae huldrs5 eet. and Esue-1
confi1ar-c le mo-I ra-uale s-r-z luss u $40 Sal.
OF Georzis, H u1w offered f5r sale. aptIvt1
tyl3-lw A.C WHY e. COD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

- Some coal names lately opened near Tus-
e~alooss, Ala, promise a nch yield Of good coal
Let it be brought out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

Lei'd Fatnseraaon pa Eoreiga Relations
Ga heI7sh ull ths lord mayor of Lsndos
gave a banquet to her Msjssty's ministers, al
wAish Lord Palmsrston responded to q toast
saying in the course Of his remarks
IN human affairs there ere difficulties which
APPEAR greater IS a distance than when thev
are boldly faced, and when we approach near.
or ii met them For mapY years il was SIM
posed that if any event, political or phvsjesl
sbotld deprive this country of that staple of
It's iadustry-cottQn-ruiD, bankruptcy, deso-
lshoH, Wauld be The Inevitable CONSEQUENCE.
Ibai difficulty has come. That calamity has
fallen up0n As. We have survived IL; and Al
though 1 do not mean to deny that In Dsrts Of
the country, "a with regard to large ~psrtioDs
OF oar manufacturing AID commercial industry
i has been accompanied BY great and severe
distress, jet, taking The nation st large. We are
happy TO mud that on general Industry and
commerce have not suffered, that our commerce.
haseustained scarcely any diminution. and that
IN spite OF that calamity the revenue Of The conn
~ has been IN prosperous and healthy eondi-
ten, enabling the G9Yarnment to prop5ss imnsr-
tsnt sHd grsst-reductions of taxation TCbsars !
With the remark that all this prospsritv a.
pended on the continuance Of peace. the nabIa
lord tisadthat though questions of grave chsrsc-
Ter were pending, he trusted they gero suseepti.
bleO Oh friendly Satisfactory and peaceful s~slntien
lChesfsl Tbs country may boast that Its rs-
lehons with all the other nations of Europe. and
I wild say, too, Of America, in spite "a liflIe
0%utPourings Of sentimen. not so fiqpdlv-
Leheers I'VE msy boast that our relations with
the other nations Of the world are friendly and
there are two powers upon whoss friend
ship and understanding OF upon whose
diteT'neles and enmities' mainly depend she
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

~ The telegraph companies have deter
mined to afford to ell disabled or discharged
soldiers, a1d youths, properly recommended.
who mgy desire i, The opportunity to acqusini
themselves with The Art Of tolegraphing, with
tie view TO give them positions as operators
uPonfhe lines, IS occasion may require Their
Services
For tbis tRoae extra Instruments viii be put
up at oHeas most convenient to The applicants,
and Instructions VIII be furnished Them without
charge
For further particulars apply to Mr. George
" Rsdy, division superintendent, or to j.. r.
DoBel, geners superintendent, at Richmond,
Virginia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

~ The Ri6hmond Sentinel STATES tbs. tie
foreign residents Of that city are responding in
large numbers to the csl upon them 20 organize
1 the dgiaase Of the capital. The British,
French, Ia.is6sGnd Germsn subjects have each
Termed companies and from present appear
ance = strong legion viii be ready to msef the
Yankees when they msy choose to attempt a
Fisis % us.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-14

E MAN uLo Las been sabIed bva wound
"A received while O. =e-isr IN th+ C7rlc5srfs errf e.
wishes 70 ohsan a location bv which Do CA make 4
support GOOD reference glpeu 4 eq1ireL Address
HIrws Gaze Of trssaf oT-a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28


OR.Sa1 @. H Dec. &C., General Rcsler has just
completed an entire circuit ef the Yankee army starting
from Fredericksburg and entering the Valley at Con
RAIDS Sore He burnt the bridge over Popes Head
Run, near SAngsers Statior, just out from Alexandra
capturing and dispensing the left as guard o"-
ing to the high water and bad weather he was prevent
ed from doing more dsmsge. Grgg's Yankee cavalry
pursued, bu. did not over.ake him. Gen. Roeser was
forced to swim Bull Run. His less was very slight, II
any The enemy, while in pursuit. destroyed two tan
neries aud lot of leather at sperryvle RsPpahannock
county; also two tanneries -four mill and some Gov
erument work shops at Luray, in Page county. They
also committed many otter excuses, including the
akisg away of negroes, and shot Confederate named
Smedley at Washington RlppahannOck county, after he
had surrendered.
aPntes just out from Cupeper report the enemy to be
pulling down al vacant and out houses in their line in
GLIDING all churches, in order 70 construct winter quar-
era They ara issuing rations TO the citizens in Cu
paper It is said they moved infantry far in
this direction as Mtchers Station on Thursday evening,
to sos ssfrOns pckets to relieve the Vsy to go rear
wards to recruit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

Irrsruarlty Of the ground the extreme slope Of the
paSret wall making acute angle with the fall Of the
dich Immediately In their 'front.' for two or three hum
dred yards all brush and RUBBISH removed, In or.
d that their grape and canister might have clear
sweep at any attacking column. THIS fort, BFyans,
Humphreys, snd part Of WOfordsb igades were or
dered TO assault a. diygh the morning Of the 2sh
of November
Through this rugged field Of Obsiacles before day,
Bryins brigade fet its way, With many fsil and many
6ruse, yet quietly uncompainpgly, she men follow
ed the dark fgurs Of their leader guiding US through
the goom to the me OF shsrpshooters stationed at the
edge Of the clearing. Hsre the command rested wait
II daylight. Each man pr ssed his cap more firmly
down upon his brow, ana with lips compressed aud
stesdas eye waited Tor the word TO move, whilst Gems
| B-yan and Humphrey gided Doiseessy through their
mmands carefully examining the ground before them.
All was silent the grave suddenly the stiffness was
| broken by the sharp crack o nnie rife, When Up
| b9ys, CHARGE" was given by our commanders. The
brave allows sDrngng up with shout they prefsed
to the fort under murdercuS fire OF shot and shell
0Wiug TO rain on the day bsfore and frost on the
night Of the attack the ground uld give way from
under our gallant men they climbed upon toe should
ers Of each other Cndeavoring to reach the parsp9t
and down they would tumble into the ditch. Hand
gtensde af er hard grenade were thrown upon them,
| and yet they still remained el mbing and filling for
half en- hou- whilst the air sparked with whsing fuses
and incsssant rolls Of muskerJ from tbs walls. When
finding all attempts TO scale the sides Of the fort impos
DIE only one man, Sergeant Jor D9ey, VI tne oV'n
Georgia, reaching the top he, pooe fellow, was lied
immediately We slowly withdrew, under terrible IRE
| from the enemy.
It was a sigh; long 10 be remembered to see Gen.
Bryan at tee head of the column, leading and c5eerng
his men, giving orders in calm and selpo,sessed tote
Indeed he seemed to bear charmed life. Whilst hun
dreis around him were killed and wounded, he IN
touched, and when the assault failed, walking away
| crying, "raly boys, rally, not whipped, we
could NOS cinbthe fort that's ALP The men all stop
ping at his command and pressing forward 10 shake
hands in grateful delight Of his safety. 0oe q his Colo
nes scolGed him severely for exposing himself 60 reck-
lessly.
Many sons of our sunny South reddensd the field
with their hearts boed whilst not Yankee, that
could see was slain! Oh! 1t u sad sight to see
those two old Warrors-Generals Bryan and Hum
phrey-Who essayed speak 70 each otter after the
light, but could not They turned their heads and
wepyes wept bitter tears to The memory of their gal
liant dead. Never did men 60 boldly up to death
The enemy run up lag of truce, and &c ed very hu
namely to cu5 wounded snding all wEo could be move
to US. The Yankees say it tho charge Of the war,
and but LsngstreeGs eoFs would ever have made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

RTCBANgR or PRISONERS.

The dag Of truce steamer New York, arrived At Ciy
int SATURDAY With Eve hundred Confederate prison
er not sick or vouaded-sent 70 be exchanged for
the same number Of Yarkse prisoners. haPPeErs ffOm
hte United States journals that asst Butler has been
appointed Commissioner for he EEch nge Of Prisoners
IN place Of Gen. Geridish and We are net advised
Of any negotiation be SCea Judge Oald ard the Beast
the presumption Is that the latter tas commenced his
agency BY resuupg the eKehaoge Of Pris0ners-deer-
ring tie negotiation W any can be held uish him. until
he number tf prisoners on each side is reduced By mu
tual exchange. We Lean that Eve hundred Yankees
we're sen, down 10 Ctr PJiat last night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

PERsONAL--GeD. John B. Gordon, Of AlS, passed
through ths city Saturday route to his home in the
South General Gordon has left his command in tie
Army Of Northern Virginia temporarily, by the advice
Of surgeons in order to recruit his health which has
been eneebled by long and uninterrupted term Of ac-
tive service TIE numerous friends of this gallant Of
Car WiSh him speedy restoration to the army, which
he Il an ornament
Captain G. Z. Burke, Of Atlanta at present 10 Rich
mOnd, has received authority 10 raise battalion fer
Gen. Forests command in Tennessee. Capt Burke il
connected with the press OF Atlanta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
TIE ASSAULT ON KNOxYILLE-AC CONFEDERATE
ACCOUNT

A correspondent of the Augusta COnstitutiOnaIi'i
writes a. interesting escrptiOn of the gallant charge
Of the Confederate troops upon the ehemys works st
Knoxville. BE says;
To the left Of Knoxville, high HILL is large dirt
fort mounting six guns which com RAIDS ell sp reaches
10 i Ter more than mile In its front and A4nks
onee thick field OF pine, which cut down by the
enemy the tops falling in all directions makiDgs mass
Of bush ard timber almost impossible. 10 addition to
this they had wires netted all around their works and
Gich iron four 70 six feet deep corresponding with the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
NOTICE,

THE GENERAL MEETING of the Stock
holders Of the BANK OF VIRGINIA, will be held their
Banking in the city of Richmond on MONDAY the ilh
The law provides that no ocer or Director Of the shall
vote proxy In election Of Directors or
0esS Of the Bank nor shall any proxy be valid which shall
WH. y. TAYLOR,
dslO-SaW;d Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Dec. 25.-The enemy commenced she'll
ing the city last night keeping up steady fire, which
Ia still going on st nine o'clock this morning. Are
broke out about two o'clock, destroying ten twelve
bu ldingr, and causing few casualties. Heavy fling
heard IN the direction of Stone.
[sECoSD DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 26.-Nothing authentic in relation
to the firing heard in the dire cson of Sono and John
sons Island. 1; is believed TO be an engagement
between some Of batteries md the enemys gu1boa
The Smelling of the city has been continuous during the
day. with only an intetV.l OF hour at noon. 0ne
white man MORALLY and one white woman slightly
wounded by shells. Three fremen were badly wounded
by the falling of the walls of bu,nt buildings and
eight or ten shtly wounded. Affairs at Sumter quiet
THIRD DESPATCH
CHARLESTON, Dec 26.-Nothing usual to-day. One
hundred and thirty shells fred the city from ~
o'clock on Thursday night to o'clock on Friday at er.
noon Tbs enemy fred ON FIVE guns-three at battery
Gregg, one a. Cummings Point, and at the tar
battery The damage comparatively triang.
The engagement on Johnson's Islard between our
light batteries and the enemys gunbOas resulted in
drawn fight Few casualties on cur side.
ToUlTH DIsPAIcH.l
CHARLEsFoN, Dec. 81 The enemy fred four shells at
the city lsst night No firing from Norris Island To-
day. Our batteries have kept Up vigorous FIRE on the
enemys working parties engaged in erecting another
battery on the extreme of Cummings Point.
Our loss In the S.ono affair oae private killed and
FIVE wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

DALTON, Dec. 27.-Gen. Joseph E Johnston and
Staff arrived here last evening. To-day he Issued an
order assuming command Of the army of Tennessee -
Eleven Yankees, captured yesterday short distance
from Tunnel Hill, by detachment of Kelleys cavalry,
we're brought here to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
SIX PER CENT. RONps.

.OF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, rum
" ming twenty years. FOB sALBThe subscriber Is author
sell from SIS 100 10 $4,000 " the bonds Of the
CARROLL daIed the hrs OF January 1854 In TWEEN years
and bear six per cent interest," payable semi annually first
usTy July OF each year, Ia the city Of Richmond.
These Bonds issued for the benefit Of INDECENT soldiers and
sailors elr families and viii be either registered coup
purchaser may prefer No Inds Of similar character,
which the market can be bestec than these.
Pertoas disposed to make tuch Investment invited 10
prompt apple alton 70 Mes R. Il. MAury o. OF Rich
mond, who authorised 10 negotiate for III en-
EEMUND T. NORRIS,
de 2i-2aWi&efE Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
ADAsH UPON CLEVELAND, TENN.

DALTON, Dec. 26.-A squad of forty men, under :.
White, of the let regiment of Confederate cavalry,
made dash into Cleveland the 92d inst driving in
the enemy's pcSets, killing one wouuding several and
capturing sx, besides twelve horses and some small
arms. Oar scouts report two thousand Yankees en-
camped at Cumberland Shed, two miles north Of Ceve-
land, ard similar force south of that place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
LAND FOR RENT.
i WISH TO RENT OFT. PRIVATELY. FOF

II w IOh a ~ AeASA'1 " " - - ~ - = - =
part Of the CROP for the ensuing year. the tract OF aRd
given my brother sprsgns and myself jointly by
father, Thomas L. sprRgns, st his death.
This land In the county OF Halifax, Virginia, about eighteen
north the Court House. and contains about 1900 acres
eonsi5ing OF high land and creek Oats
The dwelling house large conveniently arranged and
rounded eli The Outhouse all in good repair aud
convenient 30 IRE wood
The renter win be repaired to work not
on the place
Persons Wishing invited examine the premises.
the subject anxious TO dispose Of II in time
for seeding wheat ELIZA A. CLARK;
Barksdale p. o.. Halifax Va
Ps-Thers will be sale OF the pershAbe part OF fathers
estate on premises the close Of December next al
Whsh tenant will be able TO supply himself with such things -
be may wish to purchase 10 commence farming.
oel9-eOdn D. A. CLARK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

I HAVE THREE HUNDRED AND SEW
ENTY ACRES Of good Land for sale privately There n
60 OF cleared placpal oct The balance TIM
2eret Any quantity OF good plant lana well
wztered with creeks branches and hle sprng
ldspted the groWt OF whesi and tobacco eyey
thing III need be cultivated. Il lies 10 miles south Oan-
oa ~ miles from the Buckingham In ttute, south
Of Slate river In healthy country eEe improve
the tract, but the small ad0inlng With
proVemenis 1t, that be purchased al fair price
My AddreAs-God Hill, Buckingham, Va.
OcSO-c2m wM O. WORD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

HOS. EENUsD RUgTS.-The following resolution was
adopted BY ths SOu:a Carolina Senate, on the lSih:
Resolved TIA. the Hon. Eimund Ruin, d sin
guished Virgin az no has iiCat6ed himself with the
struggle in Which ne are gagged from ~ commence
ment upon the sod Of South Carolina be invited to 4
scar in The Ssnale Chamber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

Qua RErURNED PRHoSHRs. We learn that FIVE hun
dred Of ou g,lAnt soldiers who have been langushirg
and srslng in YANKEE prisons, viii probably arrive at
Rockets this evening, on tbs steamer Schultz, from
City Point Ought they not to be received with some
demonstration Of welcome and kindness on toe part Of
our peop,el A collation. ghOuld at Last be prepared
for them at FIRST M,rket Hall, some other suitable
pace We trust chat the Mayor, the CcniDissary Gen
eral, the Ambulance Corps, or tho Cig Council viii
take notice Of our suggestion snd act upon it, The
butchera, Il called upon wcud doubtless furnish the
rneafs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS.-lo packages
~ 81 cOlx and Jtpsa Ram cld snd has 100 gAlons Old
Bye Whky IS barrels APPLE Brady (PAt hree yeas Old nd
vuy A. - 500 boxes ssrnes, iust Ieeeyedi 10 eo knn
crnshe sugNs \ boxes als Green and sleek Tea
For SAFE by GEO HERRING
dsl9-das No. 50 MAin street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

GD. JOHz h HOEslS The family Of Gen. Morgan
has been sCjOalning several months at Danvils, and
the General Vas expected to in themOl tbe - h.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
NAPOLEON AND THE BLOCKADE.

The Yankee papsrs are publishing = number CT /
vac letters sd3geIsei to CO. Q. A. L Lamar, which
we're found on board tss steamer Ceres recently cap
tlred on Wilmington. Several Of these letters Assert
Rat the French Emperor consents % nd PltroniEns the
MA.amoras blockade running They are sigDed BY
Mons Picque du Beey, dated at Paris in October LAST
and reA'e 20 a "eo.tOn ecnract" At AatAnoras. n.
Piequet says his "fr.esd" has Ssas hs Emperor in
psrsOa" Ia another Letter, three days later l4'h he
ICES;
NY friend hes the Emperor during ths evening.
He s authorized proceed 81 With the business
aud il promised the il prediction cf The French fog
Tue " condition imposed by tie Emperor is thas the
operation shall BE- ke2i in profound secrecy
We copy these extracts as We 6nd them. RoS far
the assertions msy be uue the reader must determine
FIR himself
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

BRIsIoL Dec. 2s.-AH quiet in 'front.' Two hundred
AMI thirys prisoners, captured at Beans station,
have arrived here. Sight rain falling all day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28

TIE SEEANER GRAHAM (noV the Ocean Qaeep,)
vas captured By the enemy Wednesday morning last,
tHelIsmiies from saPeIlO Light near Savannah. she
bound to Nassau, with cargo Of 500 bales Of cot
ton, IS boGes Of tobaeeO. a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
RAPmAN VALLEY LAND FOR SALE.

THE Farms of LIT. w. Someryllle, =. W So
Il nerve and the undrSgned, lying in the county OF ou
peper the Rhpdan river a. HomeVe Ford about miles
below RSpdan station and within mles Of Mtchtls
slob We Orange and Alexandra Railroad, and containing
about $40 ALL offered privately They
sold together divided They exteld about hree miles
rlyer and the low grounds Wde They all lie together
and originally farm. The land y well adapted the
grow OF wheat, corn grass &C. and well taken In
grSss Plenty OF wood and There Is grst H.
MILL cArdng msehlne plaster mill, blsckSnith shop, dwelling
hIu5s oveSe house, Ice house. barns stables, 6c the
ranses. Also, good apple orchard In short Is Of the
most beautiful potucVe bodys Of land In the State
couay around picturesque in the extreme and perfectly healthy
A nne chance IA offered 70 caplalss 10 invest
Por further particulars call on or address
K. b. s0MERvILLE,
18th street, south OF Cary,
dec1S-2AW8W Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-28
TELE RIA HIC
Rarorta or the Press AasoeIasion.
FROM TIE RAPIDAN.

Entered according Of Congress in the year 1885, BY
IN Inc Clerks ONCE Of tbs District coH OF the
federate states for The Northern District Of Georgia.