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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday eyenng 1Ih instant at the residence Of
the brd, fath BIZ A W. nj sr sr. NATHANIEL
WILSON, Of Ael county MARY H. daughter Of J4o. Don
an, Esq, Of the ely q Pete. sburg.
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FINANCIAL AMI CUmMhrC IAL.

RIcBxoSD, Nov. IS, 1853.
At Messrs Lancaster & Co.'S auction sale Of
bonds and stocks to-day high figures were obtained
for most of the ofsrogs-hE T. w Keesee, sslefman.
We suboin list of the prices. The bonds were sold,
as usual, with int eat added 70 the day Of sale
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Every married man should les bis wife have the man
agement of the homo department. and give her. as Se
oreary, the control Of different bureaus. Don't let
her have anything to do with the war department.
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How AN ABOLITION GESEGAL nrENOs 70 TREAI
CosscRIPm-The following 10 extract from public
speech made in Indiana by General Lew. Wallace:
Il come, IN the second place, by authority, to warn
you that you 90 not come vo.unta1y and Willingly,
the blessing OF God you Wiil have to come.
= You say &c Is hard leave your homes and youi
business " bid farewell TO vie aud family. know II
n; but thOusaa0s nave done i'll have dSne It.
found il ha d. but deterniGed " do it as a duty
owed TO my country. Bat donG you think you eau say
"A good BY with prouder spirit 10 vie, friends !
sweetheart as volunteer than as DATED sodIerI
And VAN you that, If you do LOT 90 as volunteer,
y;u will 20 as a drafted colder.
~ want tell you now in all confidence, that have
asked TO have command Of the drafted neD, and a;
their term is but for niue months while the voubtee.
are Tor three yeArs, If am placed ia command III set
GAt Gae drafted men lnnch service and ptrorm
"a much duty in nine months as the volunteers do Ii
their three years
II drilled the volunteers, while in camp here, from
eight to ten hours day. I'll drill the drafted men froD
sun 10 sun.
"HaUng stood that, l will coneuds that they car
march further day than volunteers, and that they
can fight better and III See that they do it. How DC
you Ike the picture y
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y. I O0PkR,
Adj't and Insp'f General.
NOTICE no FURLoUGHEp SOLDIERS.

TIE ATTENTION of all Furloughed Sol
Il called to the ooWlDg extract cm GeleTa dss
l4 and g. cuireGt Seres, dated October zs'
1868
Soldiers returning home furough reaching places at
when they will stay during furoughi Ni Immediately report TO
Hing 0cer, who will keep register 81 Their
agme descriptive % places where Stationed, BY whom furcugh
4Gs grated aud the time at which Il srpres,s
Toe fooRng places selected la this District at which FUR
isughed soldiers will report for neg stratiou.
kchond cyAt Enrolling ONCE Bank street, between llt
an 18th.
IeoricC couny-L G. MaI5s' Enrolling nicer, ~ msfs
Han ves ceunty-Lt. P. nav, ssap" rdsl from
Hanover O. II.
Hanovsr cOuny-Lt t. @. Drmpass, EegsofOOt Hancvsr
county.
New Kent couaty- PIT J. O. Christian Enrolag oG:tr
nile, from New Kent O. II IL Mr. PsGIm.n's.
Charlie. Ciiy county, Pr T. W. Wilcox Enrolling ocer
his residence near Charles (i.y " II.
strict ANA prompt compliance with The foregoing will
required Of all luroUghsd soldiers remabing 10 district
rJAO. A. COKE,
no l9--dlv Capt and En. ohacer 81 Cong Dist.
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ls-aIeD HOUSE ~ y ~ ! ~ = y :. .
J. gALIAFERRO a g. q. FIELDS,
ttAlE or CoNaREss H1LLE
DEG h.ave TO announce to their friends and
- rgr,c gasrauy that hey hays leased the tAl-d
60, ~. u ss Hotel and that hey Sl spare no etotts 'c
-r, III be provided With The VERY BsSf t'as The mar
h. 81 II. "a. and our bar supplied With zoe
CHOICEST LIQUORS
a-FSSRS r s. 20 WERS AAh HhNRl OhLH
The vel Known Of ne former ProPnsio WI fea1
VIZ "a J. O. TkLiAFERSo A CO.
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WHIs,-A Parisiap iouruaI ss,s;

The origin Of whist does not 60 further back tLsa
eighty years. Lord Lyndhurst, born in l772, was ono
of the most devoted a1ep Of this game. IL is TO him
person holds single card OF a sult tbat he at
plays is out, ald which is knos by the name Of
Singleton" This Is derived from its inventor
Sir John Copley Singleton His public services will be
forgotten, but his name will survive AZ the whist table,
S,mc women pain. their face and then seep because
Il does not make them b,autifdl They raise nue-snd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-19

lAs tsiul. sss ponplsss shiPprs Of he Fsassalss
perfect achievement Of suspess, and our falling back
only when forces from the opp iste direction threatened
to cut our Communication with the river and prevent
our return. The attack had nothing TO do, first nor
last with the enemy at Chattanooga.
Finally, have to say that We have not lost one foot
of ground valuable in the slightest degree. Lookout
Valley could have been possessed at any time by the
Federals and that Ii all have given up We never
had but one small brigade Of troops stationed there,
and the purpose Of these was to cover our shAPhOOtes
in the event of surprise, to picket the river, watch
the enemy and whenever possible, shoot at the wagon
trains across the Tennessee. Lookout mountain is still
10 our possession, and our lines are unchanged
I II n
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DIED.

In Apoomsttox eouaty yirga, November llh o. Dpthehs
Nrs LuLEN PEfEKkoN, Of Rev. T. b. Petersen, q ue
Virginia Annual CoGfeTence 81. K Cbul oh IL
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b. command Of the Secretary Of War.
Q. S. OF AMERICA, I
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
AND INsP'R GEN'Ls oPPIOE,
kInanoNn Nov. II. l6f8-
GENERAL ORDERS,


GENITAL y. =, orders
Ror the aueaslo Of military orderr exhibited 10 e7idnee
before the Judicial iLuus Is heby deel red lhst tie
ie Adu Genessl have the force Of
equations goYenme OF all Lrshcs Of the ard
that printed copies Of TIE duly Guthen
Ahea endorsed ocAl by any Assistant General or
oy any Chief Of Bureau Of this DspartIenl
BY oraer,
Csigned) g. COOPER,
aol9 Iw Ad't and Insp'f General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-19

PLucKY WoMas--In an account OF the late artillery
6sht between the Yankees and troops across the
tennessee RIVER correspondent Of the ALBANIA APP
peal relates The following Incident:
The occupants OF CraVens house are mostly females,
and although place has been pers silently shelitd
since the kederas opened re, and hon ten 70 htseen
projeces passed through the pre- mses the aaes
nave determined not 70 budgv An ircn aud yoa kho~
the cJuplet-
"When a woman will, she will, depend one, :. I.
Ana Wheh she won't, she Won't, and that's the END
ont"
In this case "she won't" Yesterday, while the shell.
ing NAs heaviest, aud our men we've "skedaddlDg
ACROSS tie line II fire indusuiousy as their locomo-
ave apparatus wound permit the ladies' were eoOhy
oIepaIIng Tor dinner Oae oil the surgeons who wac
IN tue Juse says that wnle ne was taere frsgmen
penetrated one Of the rooms. Without being IN TIT
iea.t DIS oncerted Tennessee matron spoke up IN
zone very ueu like that IN which she would reprove
servant Tor brsa4Lg coma plate-"Enza go IN the.t
aud see what's damaged ills ume.'
Think Of that ye wax legged, feint-htarted owners
Of corduroy and Confederate rags, who dOdge Ike
dancing junmies" every time you ~ear the shrek OF
SHELL ana Jake pattern afer this brave, urdsmoraiz.d,
.mpIeguable DVlnD proof Western mother, aud DOM
set frightened before you're huft"
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-PEorAL ORDERS, |
No. POI.

" Ia obedience to Instructions the A ard General,
having order Is repabhd lor ths information Of al
ADpP And INsP'R GsNAaALs ogEIvb
RiUBSosD, ApEil Tth, 1865.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-19
BALLARD RoTEL,
R.llN SD, Va
IN RETIRING from abusiuess III which l have


IN RETIRING from business in which | have
bs, 10 long gsseI feel tha gaanet 10 so Without re-
tr Las rauI a. gneut and hea ut tla1kS 20 my
~ - ffr- o. s-d public generally, Tor lie Kind and
isI re- with which have been favored and in3Lainel
tra1gh e. my whole business ca. Ger.
- ,b Ia blu IS relic a. y-anl with your smiles and
.,1 greetings win much rgeL cu, feel assured ta The es-
taesh Il n ihe hands II those VA Sc ele pole-ras
r1.-- a. .-aut than ever.
...ra Hotel b under the msra genent Of Messrs
G .f--rr srI G. ELI, gentlemen vel ana lav'rApy
r In - pes ,, whose ery ou hrst-ciass hos
D.. tru5.d most COrtiLIy commend 1tm g. ihr
- ana a11 them coutinlsrce OF thai support Nhlcl
f..-rs. s.y,1 Gem my Old flc-as and pat, oss
. rrsr st5l Courier, Mobile Register aed Advertissr st-
l-h Rlg1tl-l E.-s e,.g J.pf.t and wee pms AFpe-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-19

DUCkER q LEE,
IA AUCTION q COu7IISSION mE ;sS,rs
VIII eesys on cons gent for sale q auction oSpova-S all
a-scrgulls o.
hERJHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
G-d plsts thsr Efforts @ obtsn highest mhrke Fale'
Ael,u1t Etles. With nee pr0ceg- ntrrcd promptly
Our uzt tu-cu l5 WHO'S ,n u sih June, aud regularly
~ RAJ
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tEIrRAcr
SPECIAL ORDERS, |
Ma 81

Xxx Brig dler Gsaersl John Wnder hereby directed 10
maze tie enquiry ana report without delay:
name, rank, OF all commissioned
eng u each hiss oeso In the ely.
%. in each wis require u the leave By W. h
the his proper csmmand II ttaoned IN
city, copy Of the O4d-r by vhh he was pc upon DUTY
XXI whsLeser appears that officer not righuuy In
oLond will be forshsitn 20 his propGr command
reported this Office for further Accn OF the pant
ment.
b. command Of the Secretary OF War:
(.gDea) JOHN WRITER'S,
ASA Adl'G Ge1.
In accordance with the above or!es al sse arriving In the
city, ia tbs city (EhJ have not Are done
report In person, without defsy, at these heHdquxteTs
By order Of BrgAdier General JOSH II. wHDAE, Uomns
Dep'. }. W. PkGkAh, A. A. den
no l9--tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-19

GEORGIA LEGISLATURE, THE WAR AND krcossrEuc.
rIoS-Tne General Assembly Of Georgia. in session at
MnIedgeville, have unanimously re-shifmed and re-
adopted the following resolutions adopted by that body
in 1851:
Resolved, That 1t is tho sense Of this General Az
senty thaI the separation OF these States now forming
the confederate States VI America from ths. HSkeq
states H. aud ought TO be, hnal aud irrevocabe and
that Georgia will under Gil cansanees, entertain any
proposition from any quarter which may have Tor is
object restoration reconstruction OF toe late Unon
on auy terms or condiaons Whaleyer.
Resolved, That the which tue United States are
waglnR upo the Confederate Sates should lie met on
our part with the utmost Vigor and energy, until our
Independence and Nationality are Internationally ac-
knoWledgsd by toe United states.
Resolved That Georgia pledges helseH to her sister
States oil the Uontederaey that she viii stand BY toem
tnroughuut the suusge; she will contribute all the
eAus winch her resources Hil supply, 30 far as the
same may be Necessary 10 the support OF the commoL
cause and will c0nsent TO lay Gown arms until pesce
Is established The basis OF lie foregoing resolutions
Resolved, Tat tie Governor cause copies Of these
RESOLUTIONS 70 DO transmitted 70 the President OF The
States and toe Governors OF the several
States OF the Coneaerscy and also 70 the President Oh
se Senate aud speaker the House OF Representatives,
~ the Confederate Congress- wish the request Tat the
same be Rad before ter respective bodies.
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ITxTkAoT ]

HEADQ'Rs, EF'I or 81 RICO, [
RICHMOND, Noy. -, 1855. (
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ENk sALE-A very desirable farm, contain

nor SALt-A very desirable arln, contain
I lsr ,s 40 acras ~ uies from Povh4.,n C5lrt Eoue,
AM - ~ r. I-fl0n, pubic landing 0u james iiNer
t- q ia q Fs-c excellent dvehus, win seven rooms,
a,4 .r osrs . he ysrl the o1t houses .LcnB tres1ing
a1 s. frr 1rzr, are an 1 5000 cs-r t-rie - lso
dc pg..h -l.I ar. Pc orchard on th- place.
c8al.lir nile or a. Episcopal and Isl Church, 40
ou- N ard Mlhu and IN az eAccetlasy oes'r-
rb- i.1l.7f. Mr H. C. GESye 80 Tie Court hoa-e, VII
taxe pr.sura .r Glowing any one tlv PREMISE.
49, ,t-l.1.srs adde's p s. DANCE,
1910 M.do.hian p. o, Chesterfield, Va.
TlHE Subscribers hsse this day formed a
Ca-PAglN EssiiP uEdet the Firm and siyl. OF s. n DA-
VI, CO.. sr pur11s esuiuciing auction sul Cora
rl es h. sale of Negroes They m sell both pub
Fe' lgsie p-Qse zoe bssi cNeEicns 20 promote
csc ufatst az Sea asifa-a-
r. 1e b, I'd win Tor The present. be NAT atsy used BY
j Il .tst-s -r r. of Erluklu sres ald L0-.ss alley
TEE - e he tronsg Of eir friends ard s pablo gene
ray P1r as alr. 40 attendance at t zz1i iepos.
h DAVIS,
K0BE ktOBARDSOV
Ri,s,ors, Nov z, 1868 nos-dlm'
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BAy,.AED HOUSE AND EXCHANGEuOTEL

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news tgr2r- -ss'sa.'e' Wv
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Trains Going So nth and East.

Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier at So II SO and 10 33 Pm
M ALL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at 80 Burng
Nl ton 75 A. M, connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester, &C.,
and with Vermont Valley R. r. for Springfield and New
York, arriving in New York at lO15r. M.
CHICAGO EXPRESS Tram leaves Ogdensburgh at $3.50 A
NJ, Montreal 600 Rouse's Point at 8 Is a. for
Boston, Troy and New York.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg al u Is
Montreal at 345 M, Rouses Point at eco M, arrv
ing at Boston at $40 connecting at Bea!oTs Falls
with Cheshire r. X. for Boston and WorCes a11 with
Vermont Valley r. R. for Springfield and N3v Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.20 NJ.
Trains G DING North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 48 $50 M, IS =. d., and
440 P.
CHICAGO EXPRESS Train leaves Boston at {, ,))A. M
White River Junction at Il, Is M, BurnG~. J,2O
M for Ogdensbugh Chicago and the West making close
connections.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.3O M, via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at 75O A
Bellows Falls at 1920 m for St. Johnsbury, Littieton
Burlington, &C., arriving at Montreal at lu,5o P
and Ogdensbnrg al $50 A. M.
fccG MMopATIoN TRAIN leaves Mortified at 90 A. M
and Burlington, at $50 NJ, for Rouses Point and Mont
real.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. R. Leaving
New York at 800 A. M, and from Cheshire X II
leaving Boston at 1 90 P. Nj. connecting at
White River junction with train leaving Boston a
$50 P Lowell at 500 P. via Lawrence. Leav
White River Junction at ll48 P. M, arriving at Bur
lington al 450 M Rouses Point at 6.55 M, Mo nj
real at 90 A. M and Ogdensburgh at IL 10 P. M. Bot
the Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains connect
White River Junction with Passumpslc Road tor and iron
ton and the White Mountains.
Sleeping cars attached to both the night expires
trains running between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations
st. Albans, VT, June 90. 1863
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Chelsea Academy.

THE FALL TERM of this Institution will com memo
Wednesday, Septembe g. 1853, under the rviso
OF Elliot Whippe OF the Senior Class in Dartmouth Co
lege.
N. b. Tuition will be somewhat reduced from its for
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ply to HON. WILLIAM HEBARD, Erecutive
HoM:BgRNaAM HON: SSiiAM H4GTlN, rAG Committee
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cROO WILL BE FORFEITED BY DIR L. DIX
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physicianJ efectually and permenantly, with less
straint from occupation or fear of exposure to all
Gather, with safe and pleasant medicines
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Their effects and consequences;
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Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR OERS;
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Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body ; Pimples
on the Swellings OF the Joints Nerv business
Constitutional and other Weaknesses i'll Youth and the
more advanced, of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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Commencing June 29th, 1868.
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