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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-30

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s:use for hsr6oring deserters nssr Chrssi snsburs
Nor tSowe7y couL ty, ", ,rs fisahassei By oT!sr If
Gen. Waades. al. .uruiAhsd with tTas eertasioa
home; Geo SO w Tbits arrested Ia ~ gasta
ecua:y TO. supposed ais,t slty, vss disehar@ 50
wi b election thst he b seat - tie Provost n 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-30

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-30

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-30

NJ ALuAH.E Luf, On vtRGtNlA tkzza
large pa Gel Of CID AriokA Elats ~ 10eoe
ksssco. At AUJTfON-WM Be spnssA eof, q
auction, on tee Erern.sSa, on MONDAY, tho q
February. 1861 ~ O'Clock. until JuuasY I, 1oAr
tbs vsluaA!s hos CO tia west aids cf vkginlN g.
adjoining MesrYs Rsrvsy. lrulslseA . Wiiion66
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depth Of about 90 fact. ~ ~ $500 tmA V13 ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-30

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-30
utscrLLAsrcua

Gee. Wool ass ordofed sll tia Esw YorS miitla
to report to him. Upac hezeius thss, Gen Eat,
commander o; tas Ss.t. for 81. es red g vigorous
protest. This step has creasSd Gsexs exeissmsct,
Fke preyni;iua cpiEien IL, tfat t. IL the design o.
the Adm;nistEa. On 70 taxa tho militia nadsr its
control.
A easrssrsuasct Of the london z7imss says q
cAaid woasd i.st.1eti.eiy rush % 81 Le. Ia a
e.cw3as friend and protector, % fascina Ing Ia
Lss dte .ds 8 nsw pa3sr paregy.fa worse shas hs
dossa uEd. Hssys L.s is 4 hsza, ext JasE .cs
Is = ssini
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
OONGRRSSTONAL.

Ia the Senate yestsidy, Mr.. Orr Introduced bill 10
authorize the payment Of claim against the sFsrnmsnt
In eight per cent bonds whom demanded he also sub
nistsd resolution directing inquiry ~ be made If any
legislation necessary 20 prevent the arbitrary urjS
ADD needless lmpressment Of provisions under orders
from the COmmissary General" The resolution was
adopted
Mr. Orr also submitted resolution directing the Com.
JtSs Of Finance to enquire whether the cOnsrue Ion
given BY the Secretary Of the Treasury to the law pro-
Vdng for the issue Of cotton loan bond authorized
By the Of ths act Mr.. Orr stated that under the
SsCretarys construction Of the Law, the governmsnt
would be compelled 70 pay the lvasnt Of $500 inter
est annually upon every bond Of 900 which may have
been isfNsdi
NJ JOHNSON, Of Arkansu, submitted several bills
and resolutions relative the Mississippi Depart
msat which WI be fully referred to In ths regular re-
port Of the proceedings.
No other luSnsSs Of genera interest was introduced
In the HcuSO, the resolution Of Mr. BOyes, Of South
Carolina to refer much OF the Presidents Message
raS % the currency, the report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury and accompanying dOeums Il to Sect
Oomnit'ee CT the H,uss, Of one member from each
State, vas Adopteds
The portions Of the Presidents Message relating to
the Navy, the Post oHOs Department, BE-, AlsO
rSisrrSd 70 the appropriate COmmittsss.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn moved = resolution to lay tar,
according TO value thSrsGl and personal estate of
the country, which adopted by vote of ~ to IL
she yeas andAAyI bsiDE called Mr. Jones said bis OBJ
jet to ssithe Of she House this question.
Mr.. TOOte moved resolutions for Investigations Of the
cause Of the lac defeat At OhiokAmAugG and the treat
uens Of Yankee prisoners and OlutiOn TO increase
the pay Of Ihs saOs AID soldiers Of the Army which
we're rel set0d-
This embraces a1of Importance done In the HOUSE,
when that bo5y adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

Eta fFsslaseI s6aus6std lbAt OssPvSS vAa paontnt
o. hei6a o. NJ OBRISfIAN, o. Augusta, Gem
, mittes Was appointed 10 inform the HouSe that the
Senate was organized and ready proceed TO business
= Mr.. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta, was appointed the
Committee az t- - -lsz -73 r.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN returned and reported tha.he had
aormed the House. and that be learned uuooialy that
there was no quorum present In that body. 1cH
! Mr. NEWMAN, Ct h6son moved that the Govern or
Do informed that ths Senate organised ard ready
10 receive any commune ton that be had 10 make.
The motion was agreed to. g -n tafia
Mr. MARSHALL thought that such motion I'M
usual, and he moved reconsideration OF the vote.
The motion was considered, and then motion
laid on the table. '.-
Mr. DOUGLAS gave no ice that soon % this body
was organized be should offer the following resolution
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance be and is
hereby instructed to report speedily may be- the
bill OF the extra session, similar one, providing for
comnutatiOn OF the pay Of members of the General
Assembly. 1872
Ga motion Of NJ. KEEN, committee was appointed
TO inform tie Governor that the Senate organised
and ready to receive any Sion he might have
to make. ----'
Committee: Messrs. KEN, MARSHALL and NIwHAH
Mr.. KEEN ia short time reported that the Com
mtee had performed their duty aud that the Governor
would communicate with the Senate In few moments
The Message was then received and read by the
Clerk
A motion was made that 900 extra copies be print
for the use OF the Senate
On motion the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
TRK KkRR

From en-. LOngsirSet las: night uss that his CON.
uaud had reached Bsans'S Station, which IL about
Weniy 1--we milsB west Of Bristol His retrOErsde
movement has been very successful and the Yankees
have doubtless abandoned their 'pur pt" Foster de-
SpatChsd tbGs he wight be able to inass Icns damage
Oa rear but gave little hope Of vigorous effort in
To direction.
There are some Indications Of the renewal Of active
operations on the Rsp:dan. The Impression prevails
that Meade will advance again, bat BY another route
Our Bsa are represented 10 be In splendid condition.
ana receiving large supplies Of clothing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
UNITID GTATIs T7BNR.

Want Of space again to-day prevents full synopsis q
late United States papers.
The New York Times rjSissS over Yankee report
Of the death Of Gen. Jsha C. Br ekinridg, of wound,
received in the lac iyht 10 North Georgia.
Guerilas continue to be very troublesome on the Mis-
siIsppL Owing 70 the numerous attacks on steamers
al boats plying on the river are 10 be furuistsd with
arms and ammunition for self protection Guerias have
erected battery Al Waterproof below yicksburg. A
blery Of seven II FOUNDERS and 500 gueraI are 70
portsd to be below the mouth Of Red River.
Gen. Johnston l. reported to hATS rein 'orced Bragg
Neades retreat, ii is sad, necessities change in
the command Of the army and produces general dsap
pOIntnsnt and depression. Il was rumored that Meade
would be superseded
Tia correspondent Of the World sAysi
The military critics now essay to sa the whole move.
msnt but armed rsconnOisBlnce, bot il Is neVeSthe
lees Known shat Gen. NeGje stared cut with WsI-oon.
ceVed aud ma tlIed plans for advance on Richmond
Hi5 JsilFs 10 carry them OWt iRVoiVs6 VitOut dotbt
hs OsS Of his petition sOD'mGHS Of the Army thG
P0tODt6S.
There are - coo sOlOrsd troops actually in the fsd
and 100 900 negroes in GasnPlOJsd in the army
ThS ''rsbsls,' aadsr Colonel TOrss1 N Wss TsnnSs.
see said to have been very successful in ga herring
supplies for the army, and have secured large number
Of mules and horses AMI considerable clothing.
BInks telegrAPhed Lincoln that be 10 possession
Of BrAIOS Island Point Label and Brownsville and tia.
everything Is as favorable as could be desired.
European says the naval authorities in the Cy
have been Instructed to dstSu vessels suspected Of
being designed for the COnfSdsrAteS.
Wariks preparations eOnIiru' in Denmark and "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

sALI or BOESJ ANB SroCKs AT Messrs. Lancaster {
Co.'S auction sale OF bonds aud stocks, ys srdsy, Con-
fedsrats bonds Of IL million loan, coupon, brought
tlS2i to lSl aud interest," do. registered $3.50 and in
tsres eight per cent bordi due 70, Sill and inter-
ssi; VHEinA registered bonds, S94OA24l North Caro-
lima sigh S2S7 and interest," Traders Bank stOck tl7s
A full report Of the sale Is crowded out.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

TOR SALE
IL That valuable property known Is
"LYYCH'S WAREHOUSE" will be offered for sale 10 the
CHEST bidder Public Auction, In Lynehburg TUESDAY
18th day Of DECEMBER, instant uated on Bridge street,
chief tnOroughae OF city, and but very short distance
canal TAro DAD depos bridge leading 10 Amherst
justly regarded the most valuable pieces Of prop
erty 10 the y and affords opportunity 70 capitalists for IL
Vesment rarely offered.
TERMs-CAsh or It's equivalent
JNO. A. LTGGAT,
de3-tdL Trustee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
RECEIVERjS SALE,

RECEIVERS SALE.
N pursuance of decree of the District Court
Of Confederate States for the Eastern District Of Virginia
4h November 1853 In the OF the Confederate
States John H. Nicholas Receiver proceed to sell
highest bidder csh the premises PRID
18th Of December 1885, On fair not the next fair
therese the tract Of land generally known the "Norv
Gold Nine" situated In the county Of Abema about miles
Of BOward've, and about II miles Of
town OF Seottsvie
The tract consists 900 acres Che precise number
will be stated the day Of sle being the tract convey
ed TO P. II. ooWsn and others by J. NJ. Norvel. "a.
At the time and place will DO sold the farming utensils
household furniture remaining he place. with
dry articles Of machinery used In gold mining
-ALSO-
About 20 barrels OF Corn and a small lot Of Oats.
HENRY L. BROOKE,
no26-tds Receiver District No. 3.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS
GBSoYD EEAHOX
TUEsD1I, DnO ., 1888
SRNATE.
uSoED EEGH0X.


The B4nats met ct II o'eosk, purtuant to adj urn
ment Prayer BY Rev, Dr. Read, Of the Presbyterian
Chureh.
MEssAaA FROM The PREsIDENr. .-
message in writing from His 1Gssllency, the Pres
dent was presented BY his Private Secretary Mr.. b. n
HArrRoD. The Message forthwith read after which,
on motion Of Mr. Orr, Of South CArOirS the various
pars Of the meSSsgs we're referred TO the appropriate
Sanding Commits, .. -.'e p. .i- -
On motion it vas ordered that two hundred extra
copies OF The message be printed for the o. he Sen
ata
siAHbiEs coNHITHIs
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of ArkaDsas withdrew the motion
Subm sd By him estsrday 20 amend the Sist rule
she appointment! OF Standing Conmitt-es He gave no.
doe Of his purpose 70 propose an anSndnsnt to tsid
rule tomorrow.
| .-- MENoRIkL PRKsENzED.
Mr.. ORR, Of South Carolina presented the memorial
Of Mrs. Margaret W. Zee, rs4nVs 70 certain honda
Referred to the Committee Of finance. .a.1 -.
HKxT SEssIoH OF CoIsREss.
Mr.. WIGEALL, Of Te1a', introduced bill to change
she time for the assembly OF UcpgreSs atlt neKtTegulAF
session from krst hOrdU ]. December, TO che icursh
Monday Of February, 1884 sRSlsIFsd. fi75
KATioEs ToR oTEsEnA
Mr. WIGRALL also introduced bill 20 provide IA
tiors for the oslcers Of the Army during the war.
On motion Of M. ORR, the Senate adj urned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
LARGE SALE OF PERSONALITY.

I WILL SELL ar AUCTION, at the resi-
Of the late Mr Ann Washington, in Caroline county
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of December fair, II not, the
nrt day thereafter all the personal estate OF the deeeian
embracing Horses Mules Work oxen aock OF superior Sheep
Hogs Doth fAtted and sock Cattle Doth beef and SocE
PoughI Harness. kc &c. Also Family Carriage and Match
Horses Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other Va
liable articles incident TO large farm.
Sale 70 commence at II A. n.
TERhs-OsSh, in Confederate money.
JOHN WARRINGTON,
no11-diAw4tkdtdI Exr Of MRs. ANN WASHINGTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
NSO0 REWARD
RUNAWAYs IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail Of this City on
w the Goth JAY 1885, negro named Reuben, about
81 ~ years DID, about feet inches high yellow complex
ion and m leg OF above the kneG he belongs TO John
htEhugh, Of fredericksburg -r. L. r -
Ao, committed The goth July 1858, Reuben, negro
boy IS years DID, about feet high and perfectly black
says beonEs 70 MrS William Trent OF South Carolina
The said slaves requested to forVsd
property pay charges and take them away or they will he
--ll.TI-T : III s75Uieal.5s THOMAS o. DUDLEY
no9l-d69 tia segt City Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

rERMs.-DAiy, snon,A, SIS; months s. Dor les. Pc
Tod, - per month ..... ~. ls
Ssal-W'sEy, usaI SlS No subscription, received for less
'hAa hx months. ,-
w.sly. IL months, ~ No subscription. resolved for les.
han six nonihL ..
No EubsSpdOn for longer period nan x nOaHS viii Be
'SiYOd for any iISus Of he Ehs. --r ...r- -.'-e
RSulttAass q Ne nAk Of Ne EueSorssr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
RY GO Old s.
JOHN q MEM

JOHN ". h6Eh,
LYNoHBURG, VIRGINIA,
Has in store and %aT for Soa sSS large stock of
Composed In part Of the following, via:
900 pieces 50 Fancy intI
200 do black aud white do
$50 do ~ fancy do.
$50 do ~ black and white do.
80 do BArAhea best mourning gcodI
100 do black Alpaca
90 do eolored hohhS
% do do English Msrlno
30 do Biadsre BtpSd PopinS
10 do black and white ATureddo
IS do MoIgn de Lane
do grey Popln
10 do mixed Alpaca
500 do bleAched Cotton
% do o. Cambria and Victoria Lawn
20 do Irish Linen
IS do Mariners Stripes
10 DO brown ard bso Peco Cloth, for EVnusnsns
sIls and soldiers coaks
20 do Bland 4 English AMI Confederate Grey
Cloth wv
100 dozen Spool Cotton
100 NJ Needles
80 lbs Patent Thread
100 gross EuBpender Buttons
800 do Linen Tape
90 do brown CO, ton Half Hose
~ do Ladies' Hoes
20 pieces eolorsd and white FLANNEL
10 dozen Hoop skirG
ALSO
20 bales ~ sneelng and osnAburp
5000 pads Spun Cotton
10 pieces Boiling Cloth
With many other articles, comprising the best assortment 10
be found 10 the BtAe which respectfully call the attention OF
Delicious JOHN @. MEEM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

To THE COMMANDANTs OF COMPANIES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND
VOU are requested to furnish the Committee
Il Of Council list the OF the members OF
your respective companies who the commencement Of
the residents Of this city Men detailed for duty other than
duty the neld substitutes be included. With this
such articles Of clothing the
need. An early reply Is requested.
JAMES A. SCOTT, Chairman
Committee Clothing for
d0O-o. Soldiers from Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
T AND FOR SALE
IL NEAR ASHLAND,

I AND FOR SALE
IL NEAR ASHLAND.
will sell at auction, at II O'clock, NJ THURSDAY the
10th December next II fair II the fair day that vau
Land az 10 miles from Ashland containing 6B
with double dwelling house, containing IL rooms
and other necessary ubulHings formerly belonging TO A
There sbcu 1928 cleared and laid on In four
fields; the balance, $50 acres, in woodlands
the desirable tracts OF land that has been
on the time being only Is miles from Richmond
BY county road ~ miles Ashland the Richmond
fredericksburg Potomac Railroad -
Immediately the sale Of the land, will sell Mules,
Cow 80 bbs Corn Fodder shueks straw, Wagons carts
&c Also household and Kitchen Furniture.
the land onethrd cash balance in two equal
tvo ye'Ts interest add d. deed Of trust the
property the defeeJ payments all cash. At the
ion OF the purchaser Cash for everything else
CHAs. W. COLEMAN.
~ There will be eyanees at Ashland the arrival
the Richmond, convey persons TO the sale.
M Persons wishing the place. do so BY calling
me At the place. lnoS0-tdsI O. w. O.
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u q u q. Il A, p H I q


Entered according 20 set Of Congress in the year 1885,
Clerks ONCE Of the District Con-
fsdeats States for the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
NAV RIOHMOND THEATRR.

L
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. D. Ogden
IN Rs-sppsnAnOs Of Miss Karin EsrnLA
30 THURSDAY EVENING. prcun.ra 10, 1858.
hassr' grand 'psotAOulAr Tragedy so full of poetic beau
-. 81. ma cBETHf .e
WIN "a y NEW SCENERY
DRESSES and DECORATIONS,
Gnd entirely Mechanical sec before attempted In
any other Theatre in the oonfsdsrAcy.
OLD and B1IuTuuL KuEo
win be presented In M original stss and the Tragedy cast With
sTRINGrH OF Tar FULL AND COMPLETE COMPANY.
Lady HsSSsth Katie Eistls
Dance Miss Mary Parhngton
ALARMING SACRIFICE.
TIE LADIES' BATTLE.
Ia preparation the Dramatic Romance Of the
TIE C0RSIUAN BROTHERS,
Startling Erscs
-. AS Desperate Duel, &c.
This celebrated py-ths successful Of ali the
French everywhere been received all
Win the creates. delight The peculiarly Of is plot the
most Impressive plAyl ever produced
NOTICE.
On Saturday morning nSIt Dscsntsr 18th, 1858, there will
positively be- ....--
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE.
who on Saturday s and them and ali there shah
be no diSappointn snt gAin.
TIE INGRL OF DEATH,
WIN positively appear next Saturday morning
EE-DOOu open atGH Performance Will 7Kprs
ossly. dtl0-t
NOTICE.-A called meeting of the Stock
IN holders Of Richmond si place their
Banking House. this city, MONDAY December 2It 1882
At IL NJ TO consider the question OF Increasing the capital
stock OF said bank. j. b. hAChURD0,
d.IO-6t Qafhier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

In acoOrdAios with ths shove orders Al Osr, arriving in u
ety. and those duiy In this city Eho have not Areaey oon
6y order Of DriRadisr General Jom II. WxDEa, Comm
DSp't J. ". PEGRAh, A. A Gen.
no 1o-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
OFFICE RICHMOND q PETG r Z. CO.,

THE Owners Of Freight arriyiny at any of
Il The DSpO Of Company, are requested 70 take Is away
promptly is arrival the Company VIII no! be rsIDones
for rs SAFE keeping HA GILL
dos0-im Gent buptS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
By GoDDN L APPERsoN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
at the Southeast Corner Of Main and First Streets.
A s Special Commissioner under decree OF
IA hustlngs Court CT city Richmond,
the 9th OF December 1862 in the Of Banon and wife
Wicker, &c bhA proceed 10 SELL auction the
smiSeS TUESDAY the 18th Dee 1863 at O'Clock, NJ
fair II not the hrBt fair day hereafter that valuable and de
located Brick Tenement snd the Lot which stands
occupied by the family OF the late Philip NJ. TSbb.
The Lot front Of 6H feet the south side Of Main St.
depth OF about LEO fee: the east aide Of First street 10
a alley.
cash. balance At sx aud twelve months
negotiable notes. added title retained I'll all the pur
chase money paid and ordered by the Court
BLACKBURN HUGHEs,
de S-t1S a... Comm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

The following slaves are In the Of Henreo county,
WILLIAM August goth, 1865 the property OF JtG
cldrs Of Henrco county abontl or IS yes old feet
Inches g and very dark eompAlon-hAd when committed
blue jacket, Hight pants and black cap la l3F
CHARLEY the property Of DR.. Am6ro, committed on We
26h August ls6S - f3 years old feet II inches high
dark compilation had when committed light summer Su
and blue cap. 81 -s-.-+ ' p Vs. .-.-t ..-.
WILLIAM HARRISON, who claims be free committed
the 10Th October 1885, slave In the service Of Col RosSeF
Of LoudAnA- about 81 or - old feet inches hEh
bright complexion and spafe built ~. &.
requested prove property pay charges and
take them away, or they VIII be dealt With according 70 laws
GEO. d. PLEABANTH,
no H-deg -- -e-- &c, Sheriff Of Henrico county.
SODA-1 1. 1aaa -ogs. ,a -s..- ---zE
~ ~ kegs soda 81 fx.r,g.1 o. co g.
nOas reg LP. DUvAL
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su1soIs VhOis papers narkSd vh Gross win under
or EubSOPdsn absutto EXPIRE and Win
'ean promptly Il Asy vsh n=Ar papers eontnuSA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
Wrpursr,r Dec. Q. 1ssi.

Prayer by Rev. DR.. MinnegerOde, of st. PAul's
Church.
communication from the Auditor of Public Accounts
in response TO resolution of the Senate, passed 0ct
81 1858, was received. read and laid on the table.
The resolution pending At adjournment, yesterday, to
print l. oe copies Of the Governors message was
tlksn up, and, on motioa of Mr. ALDERS0N, amended
by substituting "TOO"Or 81 0oO" The resolution
then agreed to.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10
MlTTERs N EAST TENNESSEE.

. % 4AIIEho In EAol A1SNESoEE. r.
Bns7oL, Dec 9.--NCthing definite from Gen. Long
street to day. 81 D-t.- Il. .l'--' '' Fl q -'"
General Gitners brigade encountered the advance of
wico1's corps, about 1900 strOOg Mayrardsvle,
Tenn, last Thursday, routing them completely, and
capturing number Of prisoners The prisocers cay
that Wilcox's command = composed Of raw troops
TelegraphiO communication is open to RogersVile
TIE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLIsrON, Dec. S.-NO firing last night. All quiet
this morning.
sEooSD DKsPAroH.
CHARLEsION, Dec. Between three and four O'Clock
this afternoon the enemy opened fire the city and
threw eight Shells Fort Moultrie and the James Island
batteries returned the ere, and senced the enemy
FIVE buildings were struck, but no person injured.
0nly six shots were fred at Sumter to-day, one Of
which missed. No casualties.
FROM THE RAPIDAN.
I ORANGE, O. H., Dec 0.-Nothing new from the front
to-day Everything quiet along our lines.