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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
IrHIRD DESPATCH

ATLANTA, Sept. 2s-AdVioes from the battle field
eCme in scantiy Sufficient has been received to show
that great success has been achieved.
In the two days fighting, the main, not the eutire
force Of ROsecrans engaged, and not only driven
back from all positions, but greatly demorAlized
and forced to destroy large quantities Of stores AHd
baggage.
His resiattnce was stubborn. TIE fight still goes
on. Our troops are flushed with victory, and eager
for the IAv," with every confidence that the foe will
be drtA from the present stand, on Mission Ridge. SIX
or eight miles from Chattanooga.
Toe fight yesterday q most spirited one. Gers
Lougstreet aud Hill attacked the enemys eeOtre by
ght After desperate resistance tho enemy was
driven from biz positions with the loss Of from FIVE to
six thousand prisoners, and EOry-tWO pieces of arti
lsTy.
The latest accounts from the field are to yesterday
noon. The enemy had made a stand on Mission Ridge,
and the battle was still raging.
Our loss in general officers Is very great Brig. Gen.
Helms, Of Kentucky killed, while leading charge
Maj. GEN Hood was MORALLY wounded. Major Rich
mOnd, Of Gen. Folks staff, was killed.
The battle began three miles west of East CbickAmau
ga. Iu the three days Sighting the enemy wasl driven
across Pea Vine Greek and West ChickAmAuga, about
eleven miles, TO the present position. lie threw up
temporary breasIWoFks at Pea Vine Greek and has owl
deOlly been defeated grOtAd Of his choosing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

NOTICE To REFU GEES.---I have "A T laHta-
ton Of about 100 miles Chua depo,
the D4nWle railroad, which Wkh urtthc
over The dwelling house hiss four rooms besides
basement Tbs outh sufficiently think sccommodte
tse-y i've or hty negroes Also, ttsb barns 6c Thee Is
good opportunity for seeding from 100 100 bushels
AID Of oats The nelghbob0od The
state Poase sion OF the dwelling be has once,
possession eATy In the fsl.
r. Ny address 10 Amelia Court House. Va AHr
sep2 ItsE4u .... JOHN G. JERFERsOE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

SIX THOUSAND PRISONERS AND FORTY-TWO
PIEGES OF ARTILLERY CAPTUREDl
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EXON TIE -RApLDAN

TIE usual aangun,, n. ut o. all it" Wa VAr,d
ye.erday BY the passengers % the Central Train, by
Ihs rspott that firing was heard IN the dir Ol the
R,Pii4u THIS, hOs,v.r Is not al uausuAl occurrence.
Tl-,e are 40 lI-l-er Indications ct tie p.FlOse Of
Meade To ad,,uee TIE uess iron Northern GeOrsiA
may mpei him TO more, bus he may Nitid his army
n.,ryr 20 Washiu tou is;,ai Of attempting " force
Lsway 10 Z elmoad. We all sac.
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NOTICE 10 nEETOKS.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
THE Bonds and Accounts due The late firm
i Of WIRTESBAK II GENTRY. vel IS ,hose ION ner.
camille aecoun due III have
placed In hands htci0n. Their debtors
quessd ~ make pa ms-t inlaeeistey.
Z. 4. WATSON.
Charlottesville, August II, 1868. Gusli-cla
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS La
l. bOr wishes 50 u-ite slh some gentleman Who has gocd
land for the purpose Of farming The ensuing yepJrap dur
log the war agreed
Satisfactory Will be eysn AMI required address
septlb-c4l Dratoagle p. o Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

How 30 INPAOyE oUs CUERNcY - Fac only SURF. and
eitt me h0i o. restoring our Currency says tue A.
l,nts peal H., in tAc tlra'iOu OF ile
4 ieier iu ,hl lImt-c success OIr cau'o aud the
a sarlu5s tEa. tie COa.edeRcy is - liked fact this
salJ C. a-l-s axe or be dnSneers anu SlsesE
legislators 81 Ssss ia fed Nill beget eouh lencs
home and abrO,l liel Is Indispensable basis
fpF circulating medium.
Spectators lid elt,rHOuers may have done Inuch 70
d,pr,cae the OF 'Le country but our late
rises have iJa- .,Jre u hold Charleston gaia
o,iei titan "a secsaus aid recover 20 session
-hs t.rr0y nayt iys', anl cur word Tor il, the
sL' Ol Ihe cOua.'y NJ be speedily aud sensiby ell
la ssyd Tbs wa do mlse than su tie legislation that
Oe brOugh. ~ ovsr upon the q,ssIion, all the
persecution TIA. os helged upon eIIordJuers aud
..reul.urs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
NOTICE.

I N consequence of the death of VIM. s. Trip
lett President Of the Old Dominion Iron Nall Works
Company, the Board Of Directors said meeting
held this day. unanimously appointed 70. BLANKENsHIP the
fsAA0 DAVENPORT, JR,
Vice Presid. Mt.
Richmond, 50 Sept, 1sss. Sepl4-Ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
CHIMBOHAZO HOsPITAL.


. III EREAt1'Ek the Sick and Wounded Sol
Il dsrs In Richmond from Virginia giments will found
a this Hospital ..-ts .s.
he STATE sboekos slip, Richmond Columbian Hoeth-
the sck and wounded and all Contributors cothDg
Comforts Of description viii be thai kuy received
foreArted BY Mr A. s. Bof0RD, State Agent.
convenience OF the public Dert0ryof Inmates this
HopitA alphabetically anged will be found ~
end conyeyanees win leave The Depot twice daily
Hospital, which viii transport stors Al moderate price
ter add essed 10 Boz 5i2w be daily from Hospital
p o. and all seeking ormAcn any subject Apper
tAnns 10 The institution with regard any s inmates
win receive prompt response, by aderesilg
a.t go 1924 sen'r Surgeon, chlmborsto Hospital
The following Regulations Published the Information Of
all concerned:
l. FHrIoE0hs, Discharges and Details only allow ssr
the applicant has been before the Examining for this ho
pa Soldiers found unit for any duty VIII be recommended
Tor DschNge useful In other De- aen and unable TO per
form Geld eryic detail VII be recommended The Board VII
dsy aod bear home net With
In lie erefny'a hnea
7rdRsrs Hospitals IN the stae be obtained
upon &c tfeate charge fthe patnthst
be 10 twenty days, and that bis heslh
would BY bis removal No subject for ufough vii
be who has been refused furopgh
es the property transfer Is gses,ed BY the Beard.
granted % these will with ueenty
20 report Hospital punetui y week. either person
or By he certincAteo arespectabe pLyblcian.
sick acd wounded soldiers Kentucky
MsyAn ADD Missouri Regiments as found in ohmtorszo
Hospital. t. sepl4 Awl0s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

GRE IT SLAUGHTER OF YANKERSi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

Ca,aaitie. a.,o.,g our General 0Feer'. Etc, Etc.
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ATLANTA, Sept 2l.-A general erg cement between
the armrs OF Gems. Bragg and ROs ,crAns commenced
SA urday morning about eight miles west OF Ringgod
and continued Saturday aud Sunday without decisive
result.
Advcss from the front state ha. the bate would be
renewed ,his morning. The army in Hae spirits
aud confident Of success They are determined 20 rec
pond as heroes should 10 the eloquent call Of General
Bragg.
On Saturday morning ROsScrAna' forces occupied the
line of Pea Vine creek the Ouly water in tho vicinity
To drive him from this position the obi ct but the
heavy artillery firing kept up during the forenoon DE-
layed the execution Of the assault
AZ one o'clock P. NJ, Gan. Folks eOrps, aud Gen.
ckners cOmmlhd from our lef, made Junction
with Gen d. H. Hafs corps forming the oeOtre, aud
advanced to the assault Our made the chagi
through the hsAvies. art ary and Infantry fire ever
krOSo and carried the heights d the creek, dr'-
ing the enemy from all positions.
Tue ground was literally streWn with dead Yankees
We drove the enemy two miles to the road e.drg 10
Chattanooga, which parallel with Pea Vine Greek,
along which ROseerAns brings bis pupples We now
hold this road.
On Saturday HOOds division, Of Gen LOngstreets
CORPS alta he'd the snemys left without sdvane ng -
Ol Sunday The 6ght vas recessed along the entire line,
aud the enemy were steadily driven back ao1g the
right and lrf the entire line hold ng is ground at
aighuialL
The euemys left is reported to have allen b.cE eight
miles from The positions occupied in tn morning
The 6ghting both days OF the most desperate
character.
No rel bls information Of tie relative Losses has
yet been received The slaughter Of the Yankees is
reported by the wounded brought in to have been un-
precsden,el Our toss Is large. II is reported ours is
about 1--WE thous md killed aud wounded.
Among the killed are Brig Gen. Preston Smith, Of
Tennessee, Brig Gen. WOlOrd Of Georgia. ard Brig
Gen. WA'thal, Of Mississippi The report of the laiters
death lacks confirmation.
AuObg tie wounded are MSj. Gen. Preston, of Ken
tucky; Msj. Gen. Cleburn, Of Arkansas; Maj Gen.
Hood ( Te1ss, who lost leg Gen. Gregg wounded
in IL, - aud Brig. Gen. BeupiDg wounded in the
brea-t
T~O rt,usIrd prisoners and seven pieces Of artillery
are RET ~ ed 10 have been taken Saturday.
Passengers BY Saturdays train report that heavy
smoke vas seen near tho position Of the enemy-sup-
posed to have proceeded from the burning Of Commits
sary stores.
l. is supposed that the battle will be renewed this
morning With AL attack by Gems Hill aud LOngstsse,
on the ensmy's centre.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
made for the OF Va Registered Bond for
G No T49 Issued 70 George w. Carroll August l9t 1868
Said bond having been los. '"' ''''-' jy27-lSvsno
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
T EGG R AP Hi G.
TaR GREAT BATTLE
DESPERATE FIGHTING!!

THE CONFEOERATEs VICTORIOUS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
HOUSE ANN For

NOTlCB.-- Messrs. TARDY d WILLIAMS have
exclusive Of sale Of the Fine and Fancy sj-s
nsnusGtured st ssbshment whom all orde.s Gus; BE
addressed. s... III. .a.4-4 o Oh
We paying the highest price either e essh efcheats
for soAp-foT si hind Of grease. WI. O. WEBB 4 90.
jell--u d.. .r MAnckES scar v .Tks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
IsECOND DESPATCH.

ATLANTA, Sept n, o'clock, P. M.-Tbe following
private telegram has just been received frOIA General
Brsgg's telegraph operator:
"RinggoH. Sept. Give have captured four thou
slud prisoners and thirty pieces Of artillery. We hold
the eutire battle field and pursuing the enemy to-
day"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

/ lK. JAS. Il. WILLIAMS .u... t..a
~ RESIDKNoE WITH W. L. HILL, Fac, %. ~
2D DoOR ABOVE CuUEcB,
6fGee, Ct between 4tr and 5th ,
eH once With d. v. Hancock, Main st., bets. 81
n md W. :. Hps on 18th st. between PranLln and Main
a. 6ms ......I ....t... = 4s4 .Hir
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NOTICE

A Ii PERSONS having claims against tie
n Estate g John Pickett, decd requested present
them to the undersigned Immediately for settlement, gY
tnenticated And those debtel q The fske viii please make
Immediate payment 40 desirable 10 The bosl
the Adnlnktraton. Creditors nj daD'e please
duplicates Of their claims By mall
A NJ HAA4tT D. sheriG,
SERB clzW6w' snA As furh Ectbg Adaf
az Ny Post Office Is ooluubIs, PiuyAnnA CO, Va
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1NHRRE HUNDRED BUoHoLS BUUGH-
Il TON SEED WHEAT n store ard for sale BY
.... w. Il PLEAsANTs,
sept IL 10 street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23
DANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
GEO. LA MONTE, A. NJ, President.

THE next session will open October !, 1868.
SAFE location budLg good fare experienced Ieach.
thorough scholarship commend tbs school For cSts
logue, address the President DID,. . ..-. pe4-l5teod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

..-. RDOM ROcKsGaAH Co Va.
Jas Hanger d BrO Sirs-No doubt you feel anxious
"a my opinion of the ARTIFICIAL Leg you made fjr
the ghe Aod most durable that have ever
used my week. and threw away believing hati
- more trouble profit made my hand eight
the ded, blnang My Amputadsn is but 81
inches below the koeE. Yours respectfully,
seai6-dlms J. N MILLER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

competent instruct ny daughter thoroughly in the Ing
h branches Of education In the French Language and In Music
the Piano
Application with reference aud terms, may be made 70 at
Gloucester Court House.
seplT-o4W wYNOHAM KEMP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..
SESSION or ls63-'Gt
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
l. will the hr Monday IN November, and
nue Until the lt Of March The plan Of instruction and the Hd
vSnag enjoyed by the Student well The fees fuion
&C., will be the as heretofore
FOR further information copy CT the Catalogue address
L. D. J0YNES, ~ d.,
sept ll-eod6IE Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-23

OF LADY thoroughly qualified 10 instruct In the usual
Anches together with French and Latin wtn Vocal and ln
the Piano charge Of Small School In
Pamydstant twenty miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Address Mas. T. ~ BURP00r,
sspgl-c2tGdS Winter Pock P o., ohesterh d county
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27
Post Office Department,
RICHMOND, October ZUth, 1868.

By virture of authority vested in me by act of
Congress ITO authorize the establishment of express
mails" approved May !! 1868, have this day entered
into agreement by which two mails week will be
carried each way between Meridian in the State of Mis-
sssppi, and Shreveport, in the State of Louisiana.
Now, meet the expense of the carrying of said ex
press mail it is ordered that all letters and pack
ages be carried said route, except the official
responGence and blanks and postage stamps of the
Post Office Department. the postage TO be prepaid in ell
cases. at the rate of forty cents each single
letter of half less, and forty cents for every
additional half ounce or fraction of a half ounce.
Letters and packages to be sent by this route may
be mailed and the postage paid any post Office in the
Confederate States and those sent from the East TO the
West Of the Mississippi should be plainly marked via
either Meridian Brandon Mississippi and those sent
from the West to the East Of the Mississippi should be
plainly marked Uia either Shreveport or Alexandria,
Louisiana they will be forwarded from either of said
Offices, and from none other without further notice
JOHN II. REAGAN,
Oct 81, 1863 st Postmaster General
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27
For the Western Democrat.
MONROE, n. c., I

MONROE, n. o., Oct, Is, 1868.
At recent session of the Brown Creek Baptist
Association, held with the Mount Olive Church.
Arson county, n. G., the following resolutions were
introduced by D. bloomington, and unanimously
adopted:
LIST. Resolved by this Association, That we deep
ly regret the present unhappy state of affairs, as
they exist in our beloved country; that while we
anxious for peace and sincerely desire to see
this dreadful war speedily end, yet conceive it
to be our duty to continue to resist with all our
night the attempt of wicked and ruthless foe to
subjugate
Cd Resolved, That feel grateful to our braye
soldiers, who nobly defending our rights, our
property and our homes from yankee aggression,
and deem it duty to sustain and encourage them
to the extent of our ability.
3D. Resolved. That however sincere and patriotic
those may conceive themselves to be who are in
favor of peace meetings, Union meetings, 60, yet
of opinion that all such proceedings tend to
encourage our enemy, to prolong the war and to
fasten the chains of despotsn upon US.
4th. Resolved, That. in the opinion of this meet
ing the surest road and speediest way to honor
able peace, and to end this cruel is for our peo
pie to stand shoulder to shoulder, side by side, and
defend ourselves and country the last extremity;
that our appeals to the enemy for peace should be
made from the mouth of the cannon, and our
luton with the sword and bullet.
5th. Resolved, That we acknowledge ourselves in
the hands of the Creator of worlds the King of
kings and the God of battles that His will will
humbly submit to. and in this stupendous the
North against the South, if it should be the will of
God that we should be subiugated and become
bondSmen under the vandals of the North. then we
will submit and say His will and not ours be done.
Y. T. CLEARS, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27

CHARLOTTE, n, c., Oct. 81:
At meeting of the signers to organize Relief
Association in Charlotte, assembled this evening,
on motion, VIM. Treloar requested to act
Chairman and E. Fl. Brtton as Secretary.
The meeting being organized, on motion, the fol-
lowing resolution unanimously adopted:
Be it Resolved, That, regarding it proper and
absolutely necessary to form an association for af
fording such assistance may be deemed advisa-
BILE. associate ourselves together under the style
and title of The Laboring Man S Relief Associa-
tions'' to such funds may be placed under our
control for the purpose of purchasing provisions to
be sold in such quantities may be necessary to
supply the immediate wants of the laboring popu-
lation.
On motion. the Association proceeded to the cleo
ton of permanent officers which resulted fol-
lows
DrF Scarf. President; ] Phillips. Vice Pres-
dent VIM Treloar. Treasurer; E II Britton, Sec
rotary.
D1REcroRs-Wm Phifer, S NJ Howell, 3 Koop-
man, DR. H NJ Pritchard VIM E White, j A Fox,
j Heilburn, VIM Gray.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the Board of Directors are here
by authorized to appoint commissary, arrange
with him for salary and security, and make all other
arrangements that may be necessary to commence
operations forthwith, that they supervise all the
counts and business of the COmmissary and require
him to make monthly exhibit to the Association.
Resolved, That at the call of the President, and
in his absence the Vice President, the Association
may be assembled at any time to transact business
Resolved That the officers of THE Laboring
Mans Relief Association - be elected annually
til its existence shall become longer absolutely
necessary, when by the vote of the Association a
majority favoring it, it shall dissolve itsefand the
original subscriptions be returned to the several
parties or their heirs, executors administrators
assignees.
On motion. it was
Resolved, That our special thanks hereby
rendered to Mr. T Tate for the very EberaIp pro
positions he has made this Association. and the in
valuable aid he has rendered to further its objects,
for which he deserves the thanks of this community.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
VIM. TRELOAR, Ch'm'n.
E II BRITToN Sec'y.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-27
Oct 9th
RICHMOND, VA,

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. TO, 1868.
The following Confederate officers aud here
by declared duly exchanged
/. All officers and }aptured and parolled at any
time previous to the LIST OF September 1868. This
ton'is not intended TO include ably officers cap
tured at Vicksburg, July 4th, 1862 except such IS
were declared exchanged by Exchange notice No 5,
Sept. 18th, 1868, specifically named ia this no
tice But does embrace all deliveries msde Ut Cit
Point other place before Sept LIST, 1863 and with
the limitation above named all captures at Fort dud-
or any other place where the parties were released
on parole.
O. The Staff of Generals Pemberton, Stevenson,
Bowen, Moore Baston, $. ID. Lee, Cummings, Harris
and Baldwin and of Colonies Reynolds Cockereii and
Dockery the officers and men belonging the Rngi-
neer Corps and Sappers and Miners and the 4th and
4sth Mississippi regiments all captured At Vicksburg
July 4th, 1868
4h 1853 were declared exchanged July 18th, 1853.
RO. OULD,
October IL st Agent Of Exchange.