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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

ADJ'T AND INSP GINS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June u, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS
Nos
l. The SECOND section OF the entitled Gan Act to organize
Psrzan Hhsr pVoydes that such psrtzLn rangers after be
10 regularly recey into service shall be entitled TO the
raons 81 hers ding their term OF service aud be
yN The regulations sAer soldiers T. eirregulaes
r0pred thh Department hayn: been committed by sh
corN TendeH that these corps shall be placed
strcter Than those heretofore adopsA Tn. Generals
commanding the in which they serving
by authors canbiue than into baacns end regiments
with the view TO brnEs them under the regulations
dos reference TO Weir disc pne, position movements
u Ofcers will recommend any further
eer orgRniEanoB integral psron Of their commands
w. in GSr enin promote their efficiency and the
service The General Of Department will field
for the organizations that may be made be submitted
co1deraaon Of the President ouch partisan corps as are
serving vS the enemys lines are for the present. excepted
from this order
By order (signed
s COOPER
jelG-lW Adjt snd Iusp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
BY DUELor, MoNoURE CO., AusirL

BY DUALOt, MONGURE co, Ausirl
A UCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AND
"a VALUABLE CARGO OF GOODS IMPORTED PER
msncrg 10 ocosk Wi ie Auction Store By csta
logue valuable sgo Of steamer "Poa
comprising large and desirable English French
IA lO pice) English and French Prints and
Oste 20 peGs.l Bingham,
8 cases (2s pie:es) Hegenu,
do 2iO dozen) Linen and Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs
bales $500 oecisl Regatta Stripes
9 cases 200 pieces Checked Ginghans
l do QlOpisces) Checked Linens
Ceases (93k doE) assorted Braces
case Goi pieces While BOOK MS, HS-''
do U6css.s geld colored Ginghans
:osse. (s11 Fancy Muslin Dres.e,
l do GO pi,ces) Duck Dnn
2 cs.es Q09 doz) White and Blue Cotton Rose
do G46 French Cashmere PantalOon Cuts
l do (S9Is gross Assorted Combs
l do (6O packs Imperial Pins
cases 900 Bonneis
2 do asserted Porcelain and Bone Buttons, Horn and
Holders, etc.
SHOE THREADANDGA SKINS.
cares Brown and White shoe Thread
do as doz) French Calf Skins.
LIQUORS, SAUCES, TEA, OILS, CHEESE,
do Scotch Whisky
20 caks Pale Ale
II cases English Pickles. Sauces. Table Salt, and Mustard
q all In glass
- cases Sardines
10 chests super Green Tea
30 boxes Olive OIL
raw, single and doubl.-bOuei OIL
d English Cheeses
HARDWARE, ETC.
| case Tenmans Solder
! cssk Assorted Files and Wood Rasps
! cask Shoves
2 Brass Ehee.s
! catk Horse Shoes.
DRUGS, ETC.
100 kegs III Cerb Soda
10 bbls re6ned Copperaq
IL boxes extra Logwood
2 trunks Poma'um
! case Brown Windsor Soap
Lamp Black
COFFEE.
100 bags Coffee expected in time
Catalogues viii be ready the dsy before the sale.
Terms cash. DUNLOP, M0NCURE co,
je22-dtis kuctonsers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
REPORTED BITFLE ~ TEyNKSSEE.

HEFUhItU OH iLb ~ IH'NHooLL' ;
The Lyuchbars vrsnian e yesterday has the FOL-
loving:
Through ge-u, msu, who arrived here from the
West Saturday eyeau 2, We ascertsuGd that severe
battle feughr, Friday, lear r Creek Gap about
30 miles West Ci Knoxville, between the forces Of
Genls Bcekner and Burnside. The enemy are report
cd to have numbered about 10000 aud we're repulsed
twice, when Gen. BucSuer withdrew bis force to Gin
ton which wbiu Is miles Of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad.
Later reports received at points East OF Knoxville
state that the enemy had possession o. the railroad a.
Lenoir, also, tl1- thsy we're ascEg IN another body,
and alter having been ds.,a,,d near Knoxville, were
reteauIg Eastward. foe telegraph aires between
have been done by ;-- Uu3l men Of East Tennessee.
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BIZ 4. NJ. HAMILTON, AucHl1tsr.

BIZ 4. NJ HAMILTON, Aueso1esg.
DUBLIC SALE OF
Il LAND, NEGROES, HORSES, CARRIAGE,
BCGGIES ND HARNESS, N1GON,
PORTABLE THRESHISG MACHINE WHEAT FARS,
TWELVE PLO"S. HOUSEHOLD AED KITCeEN FCRNITCRE,
TWENTY 1--WE RARREL3 CT CORN &c, &C,
At COlumbIa, on sac James River Canal, Sc
Miles above RichmOnd.
ON THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE,
fair. n the next fair day shall sell at the request Of j.
sph odrson, Esq., the prope which he resides
sLg Of several nall t. bshy imgrOyCJ with large
eng House, stable, Ice House led will Ie Lumber
ana Servants Houses ali In gcot repawev he has doue the
largest and most lucrative business Ia couay for the last 30
years and OF the best places for the mile bus
neSs anywhere.
Also
Lots painted Corn capable OF raising from
twelve barrels per acre. and could be pofby
vsrd into narls garden One large twoory Stone Suse
basement Stable add Carriage House. with several Lots
enclosed large Lumber House the Camel With half
Lot a small Dwelling and Lumber House, with garden
And, the of the above viii be sold five Saves-a
boy, and three girls pair Of Hosss Carriage andtwo
Bage with Harness Household AID ki-h-n Furniture, and
splendid fr en- Gov and C1lf
TxNs Ferresy cash. short credit to be named day Of
sale. Personally cash on delivery.
je2J-c2.s 4. NJ HAMILTON. Alc'r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

CCNFErERATE STATES AMERICA, !
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Richmond, 18th June 1868.
THIS Department has received the enclosed
i oe'a notice oft'e lighting, by Her Brttgnnc Ms-s;y's
oicers TIE Eight house str up Cay 1t published
for theinoIms0n Ofmariners.
J. p. BENJAMIN,
Secretary OF State.
SURVEYOR GEszR,I's OFFICE, May Q, 1868.
sal have the honor 10 report the information Of His Ex
csncy the Governor Ii answer HIS ExceeEcys nj ute
eeet y day that the Strrup Cay Light 1t the Is. o.
Nay.
The gh fixed light Illuminating 292 deg 20 min. degrees
Of the horizon The centre Of the lumnsing arc bears North
bealng toWsrds Teach Petit Cay, Is South last
Ess,, towards Goat Cay South South West soulh.
The Eight circular Of stone, painted white and 10 ieet
10 height
the level Of the at high water, and
should weather distance Of II 81 miles.
n Lat 25 deg 10 min. 30 ", Lon u deg IS min
Of Greenwich.
Ihave ths houOr TO be sir,
Your obedent servant,
IHOs. @. HARVEY.
:. II. WEBB, Tsq
/ 19-lw
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fsY AUrAoRITY.l

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
TIE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT TIE
THIRD SESSI0N-lS6S.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
IN 0HANCERY


CsHNSOIsR's 0rIIoA
18th Jane, lea.
The p1r-s TIE I'll cults above mentioned hereby
n0Rhed That have appointed FRIDAY the 24h day Of July
~ the time and ONCE in toe town Of Chariot vle
the place, when end wle shall proceed to eRcute ne ordG
pronounced In said b. the Circus Court Of AbemIe county
the 18th ~ OF Nav, 1865 requiring the settlement Of the
counts Of Lewis Sowe Executor Of VIM. Dupku DECD wiz
al proper Sbtes accounts, and statement showing how
proceeds Of Che sale Of the real and personal property sold
Given under my hand IS COmmiSGsser Of "a Cou.t:
js23-U4T N. H. hISIlH CommusnG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

CCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC
NJ oo.The undersigned manufacturer Of the celebrated
brad OF snolng Tobacco By BowiegT Grand Turkey,
nebsgo End Eephsu has enlarged his capacity
turug and added 70 h bvsoess the manufacture superior
quality Of Scotch Snuff which re u prepared furnish his
ard the trade generally 81 Vhoeale phce hs
Factory, corner Of Sh and jackson 81 sc Lyneburg Va
oo2Ssm 9. y rTpGr9Os
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Thc President and
- Directors OF the BA1K OF THE COMMONWEALTH h.ve
declared dividend, Of the profits Of the Institution for
last six months OF net payable TO the
hollers on and aft the LIST July next.
ie2J-tlstJy J. b. MORTON Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
NOTICE.

- MOTT E.
n OIICE-Delinqueu Consumers Of Gas in
Madison Ward hereby LOlfed that hey fail 70 pay
ner gg ellf before the hour O'Clock p u today
say VII be deaE Win according the requirements Of
he following extract Ton ordinance concerning Gas
works:
By an ordinance passed BY the Council Ma7 9th iS'
bill remain unpaid for which isprs
ssned The Az shall molly the Supsrutsn lent shall
she gs ron 0n used on ne PREMISES In respect 70 Whith the
default exists, md not paid within DAYS per cent
VII added 70 toe original amount Of The b and shan be
plaeei 10 the hands Of Che City Collector
isz3-'t 7. p. HARRISON, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
VACANT JUDGESRIP.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Col H. l. HOPKINS, Of Petesbarg Candidate he Judge
ship 10 The Second Circuit to succeed Ju3g Ghoson resigned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

y ANA ~ FhUM The 81 BSCRIBH IN
IL FavLnna county, Va, the 29h oiMay last my no
sES He Is SIX he high black rather slender but large
eye out, the right believe knock kneed turned
somewhat ode, between elbow shoulder
by knta voice. d iesnI mixed
uniform pants. lie may endNor pass nee and gone OF
With IoldleIe will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS n ia
ken out Of the state fifty IN Ore State twenty taken
in Fuvanna any adjoining county either case 10 be de-
lye ,ed to placed in jail SO that get him
GEO W. PETIT
jeii-d2tlwlmT P. o. Dixie" Ruyanna, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

$500 REW ',h.Es F. from ii, the sub.
DERS he is about 20 years DID, six feet In hgh rather
dark complexion slender built and inclined TO be
He here in December last and supposed 70 &c IN .hs
army about Richmond.
will give 800 arrested out Of the State, $500 II within
State sO0 II mp the county corporation and IN
sher delivered to placed in jail that get him.
nh2z-dH SETH HAISEY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

TOR SALB-2,OOo lbs strictly prime BAcoN,
4 put up by gentleman In Richmond county, Va, with
LjrsP0oi Stt FOR his Enquire al Congress Han,
hAntlih street. a = je2S-3."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
AREnNs and QUARTEREAsTERs.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June, 1863.
TAX IL KIND

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFIQE,
RICHMOND, Va, 18th june 1853.
TAX IL KIND.
The following the .ygm adopted for the collection the tax
In kind
An oce Of the ouaremastsr Generals Department Is as
signed Ipec0 - OF the subject controlling Quar-
ermaser W the OF Major assigned each State and
Post QArtemher with De rank Of Captain each Con-
gresona 0ct, where is practicable to collect the TENTH
Each go Ooal District will be sabdvided by the Post
larermaset In charge Of into sections for the
by the taxpayer OF his quota Of produce and agents
appointed by That officer take charge Of the depots
Isbished in sSrh section.
these depo1 be established the assessments re
qued under The Law be made the crops Of small gra hay and
the clip Of wool for the present year will have secured
II relieve iarmUV hom the X and Inconvenience storing
the Government porlon well obtain Immediate supplies
for o. Of the ihe Department authorizes requests
resd ~ posts where Quartermasters now sta
toned deliver the Governments tenh any part it,
Quarermaster.
Under the law, farmers reqaired deliver their tenth at
depos than eight miles from the place Of production
II they will deliver under this requeF the Government will
for the tansporat in o: eight miles, The Quseras
receiving produce under this rule will give receipts pro-
Queer evidence Sat much Of his paid And IS the
Post Q1areTuasT Of the Congressional District responsible
the tenth, a the has established and made known
hin, the Qua'tems oeWhom the produce delivered VIII
receipt FOR II to oe Post Quarermaser District who
will endorse copy Of the receipt upon the estimate
before transferring TO the agents at the receiving depot.
LARKIN SMITH,
a. Quartermaser q neral In charge
qarer Examiner, Sentinel Dspsch copy month
jelj-lm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
DOCTOR WIN. H. FOX,

Residence Sd ST., Jstreen clay and Lsigt-Easi side
OFFICE UNDER THE BALLARD HOUSE
islS-d2vs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

I EWIS Sowell, who sues in his own right,
II and as Executor OF VIM Dunkum Decd and Aminis
OF Polly Ann soWe Decd and as Trustee under deed
OF Frances Dunhuh .''.''.'''''''..'' .'.'''' '.PS
FRAMES Eukum WIN. II. Bne and Msry Jane HE VIE VIM
L. DIren, ChSey Dunhum Jane 7. DunEum, J. RLI Abel
snd Susan Annhs wife, Jose L. Fry I'D Frances l. his wife,
John BGrfsdae aud Mcrha @. his wife, VD. L. So4el
Alert GeGtry and Mary his WIFE Benjamin A. Swell Bengal
sowel Mary ?. Dunkum, Nelly Dunkum Lucy Dunkum,
Slaughter w. Fckin, Administrator Of Enah Dunkum, de-
nafn
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" COMMISSION HOUSE,


Refer 10 GI!eti D..vrT Edmund, Davenport Co., He
Palma A o., ard Tsrdv a wtiisn.- Richmond W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

EAMILY GROCERIES ON HAND AND
Il Al RETAIL.
hhdt Superior fmithGed Hams,
hhds Smsl Family Midcings and Shoulders,
10 bids New Orleans Sugar,
ID bols Pare Cider Vinegar,
Packages Mountain Butter, just received,
100 Btgs smiihfeld Lard,
400 lbs fupelior Green and Black Teas,
Bags Lagurs and Bio Coffee,
And every other kind Of Family Groceries In market.
--ALs0-
efer 10 Families, fer Medicihel Purposes,
100 bottles Pure Mountain Rye Whsky-WARRANTED,
coo bottles Pure surry county Apple Brandy
J. s. ROBERTSON
Jelo-lOt Cor 18th and franklin sta.
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WELDON sULPHUE SPRINGS.

Il This pleasant
vatergpa;s viii be ready receive vOrs on the YIRsT DAY
oRJUNE.
TERMS:
$500 per day $50 pr week Children twelve Year,
Of age and SERVANTS $500 per day, 1000 per week.
Visitors viii End cosches aad hscIs 81 CEansbars depot
convey them four milss TO the SpiiDgs.
ny97-ln BY THE FRoPIIEToRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

For time Of commencement advertisements other columns
Of thu pdpn.
WAiiAcxs THgArsR, Broadway, corner TLeonih street
Rosedee. -
WINTER GARDEN Broadway opposite Bond Of
Leave Man.
OLYMPIC TEEs,Ex, Broadway above Houston s,rcet-1h.
Stricken !iesTtJhe Actress 10y Dsyigt-ls Legacy
THEATRE fRANctn Br Midway above Prince s'reotfrench
Comedy asd Vaudeville.
BAsSuas MUSEUM broadway, below the Ps-kGisnt Girl,
Giant 10y, iillutien King &c.. s hoursThe For, 81
GaDdit-ltoueh Damond-Anernoon and Evening.
VAN Annun0Hs MrSAGrsiE Brosdway, above ring street
Grand Csray an of Wild Animals
BROADWAY AsPBITHEArKR Broadway near Broome street.
Equestrian and Athletic Performances
floPK CHAPEL, Broadway, above Fourth street.-The Nam
moth SteI0scoyt iooa.
Gourns GALLERY Broadway corner Ninth srce.-"Mercys
Dream" and other Works Of Art.
prsrLpoIr GALLERY Broadway, above Spring strcetExhi
bi.ioa OF John VOLTS Pictures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
rv.p,y Negro Soldiers Belonging to I'LL
mnn', Brigade Hung in LOuisiann.
From The Boston Traveller

From The Boston Traveller.
In Tuesday evenings Trareller it was stated
,,, Iieu, Coleman and % pivaes (colored) captured
Z, osi.ara were hung ~ the Rebels. They belonged,
~, ~. nnder,tard 20 Gen. Ulmaus brigade and were
..r,rr,d on reconnaissance to Jackson Lo., by Col
9ri,sa,s Rebel cavalry. Lieut.. Edwin Y. Brown.
s%s,, az the Massachusetts LIST. also attached 10
M. Irio0s was taken prisoner ~ the slne time. He
sysd in Eas. Boston and caulker by trade. Ills
nts ia unknown.
No repot. Of Ibis sort appeared in the N. o. papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

PEroRrFD CHASE By a PIEATE.-OGr ship
9exs reporter sends the following. with the r,nnrk
chs, it IS strange that 20 captain u any American
se csa such sghts:
Cap. Starry ofthe British bris Kenneth OF hslsfar
=. s. from Jacmel reports: November ID. in Crooked
fslsnG Passage u Rebel pirate proPc." baIk
sissed In chase Of American side-vheel steamer.
The American had eagle on her whellho9se. and
~ t-fll Mills q head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
ADVERTISEMENT

The THREE GIANTS, THR COMERsALs, &C.,
drawing vast crowds at BARsrs MrsErn but the Great
Snowman has determined to drop them OF ser this week to
give place to Tom 1syois greet Drama the Ticket f Leave
Mar which has been in preparation the last three months and
will be brought out next Monday with powerful cast.
elegant scenery and all the appointments to unbouded
suece. Other novelties Of musical character have also been
enssscl which wiz thrill the pablo with astonhIacn and
dcii.ht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
MonroN,s Corp PENS arc now sold OF u.

MoNlpN NObD hNS are ~" 'oiu ~ 'i'
prices before the Of the war this l.
entirely owing 20 tho Manufacturers Improvements In ma
chncry bis present large Retail Business and Advance
Sysem; oI, unit. he commenced Advertising LA bu.ess ws'
done on Credit and H,ie,lg Nth he Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sod 1t old prices
"a the makers Of al other gold pcns carchs Premium on the
God Government Tar but M0rtonLs, in no changed
hi. prices. " holessle OF Retail
Ofe gea numbers cent by mail to all pats Of tho world
during the past few year. In ahousnd has isiod to
peach It's denson In safety; showing that Tie Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by any in every part OF the wcd
q. tho same price postage only excepted
Reader you have endarins aud reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted your hand and style Of writing
which viii do your writing v,y cheaper than Steel Pens aud
the present aos; universal HghpssuTo Price 0! every
thing YOU have Morton God Pen cheaper In proportion
to the labor sea, upon snd material used than any other
Gold Pen ia the World II you want one, sc Tie fer !,
fighter tlsn the Sword" 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
.;,g r.,er from Gen. Mcadc's Army.
WASHINGTON Monday, Nov. 30--noon.

WAsH'NUION TOhuHyi NOV. .JU-LUNn.
Noih1c has been received in this CITY up to
s,,n today from Cen Meaa' army later than that FUR
.,.,sl 70 the Associated Press last night.
The la'rst dates are to Saturday morning ct .
Scocs
Nue. difficulty attends Ito reception Of intelligence
,.orr the Army of the Potomac. there being now no
81 means Of communication with Washington.
=, q not known that the Government has any fsci
~. superior to private enterprise to gain intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
Business Notices.

YnIRrY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD
NrRsE-Mn- WINDOWS SooTHiSG syRrr Is tho pTcschp
on OF Of the best fme plys ians and In the
United States and hss been used f thirty years with
falling safety end by millions Of mothers and children
nom the feeble infant Of ono week oil 70 the adult
u corrcc;s .ciai,y q the stomach.
Relieves wind collie Regulates the bowels
And give. rct health and comfort to mother and child p
ca-.s hotfle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
Cr.ct War Meeting In bridgeport.

BRIpGNPOiT MOndHy. NOV. 30, lrO3.
Franklin Hall is crowded 10 excess, and the
x,ca,est eathusasm IL manifested. Ex-Gov. Noble. T.
+ Parnum, 5. II. Wales esq. have made eloquent
,ossohes Gov Vim. X StgOns, is now speaking. 1Ac
"a meeting Ia u success. 1t viii forward volunteering
sonderfuIy.
,S.nsfi d H. CAfDER, Eeitof oi Ihe N'9n1~id'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
The Weather.

LOUISVILLE, Monday. NOV. 81. Ist1.
La, ? .!.ht was the coolest OF the season, the
percqr, al midnight standing at II de-. above zero
There vas no thawing ia the shade to-day. Tonight
.he thCruouetor indicates y deg. The water 1T the
Alls 5 ;oaI feet six inches deep.
DrILoT Monday Nov .. lsoa
Thermometer - deg. " Ind west. Cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
S1ass Aase,nblaso Of tho Citizens.
GRAND WAR MEETING.

l
public meeting OF citizens VIII be held .hs COOPER
INSTITUTE OIL THURSDAY EVENING. tho ID of Deosur
bcr at y O'clock respond the call Of the Presden, r
ADDITIONAL VOLUNTEERS, and 10 e1prc" the senti
meuts Of the people In rd the glorious victories recently
acfieved by the american forces under Zen. Grant.
At peod since tie Of tho Rebellion have
the people Of this had for congrlulaion
the prosress Of the eogent 10 justify
public declasi> Of e determination 10 sustain the Union
Cause. Tho volunteer army which has won such undyng
honor must be strengthened and gallant volunteers In tho
ded must be encouraged BY prompt Ind decided to
the call Of tie President
The meeting viii comprise friends OF tho Union Of all classes
and Of eli pate sud will be aidr,.ed by my of the mos,
popular orators Of the country, sgns whom nsy be names
Judge Kelley Of PiiiadcIrhis.
Ger. siCKLEs.
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. EvARTS,
lion. CHhS. T. DAILY
Rev. Dr. HITCHCOCK.
lion. GILBERT DEAN.
pev. WIN. IT, BOOLE.
Cen FRANZ sIGEL,
Rsy. T.. II. CHAPLIN.
dlpy OF fireworks Ia honor " Gen Grant. and in
lment To the sny of volunteers will be exhibited the
avenue south Of Cooper insthn,e.
IL is expected hs Majss-Ocr. III, VII preside, and no
Efforts VIA be- spared 10 render this assenbisss Of tbs
people OF NewYosk Denomination worthy of the uuon
c,gsr.
GEORGE OPDyKE. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND.
CHARLES II. MARSHAL ORiSON BLUNr
BENZ. 4. HAEILRRk, ALEX. II. STEWART,
HEEGY HILTON. WALDO HUTCHISS
ELLIOT C. COwDiS, JOHN STEPHENSON,
II. 4. WIrTHAUs THOMAS G. ACTON,
STEPHEN HYATT WILLIAM y. DODGE,
MOsAS TAYLOR, JAMES I. BRADY.
PETER COOPER. MlNTE TOMPkIN5. ~,
FRANK u. HOWE, GEORGE BLISS ia,
ANDREW V. SIoUr LEONARD w. JEROME,
CuAs PDtLY, FRANCIS l. 4. BOOLE,
PROSPER 81 WETMORE 4. y. EATON, u. s. A.
CHAS. @. CORNELL. WIN sELI0MAN.
JOHN d. OTTiwEGH, MATTHEW T. BRENNAN
ISAAC BELL, WA. LAlMBEER ia,
JOHN JACOB AsTOR, yR.. MORRIS KErCHUM,
ELIJAH r. PURDf, WILLIAM " TWEED,
HENRY BEESY, EDWARD :. JAFFRAY,
THOMAS 4. FIELDa JAMES u. NICHOLSON,
HENRY CLEws. WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES
JAMES WADsWORTI, JOHN CLANCY.
NEHEMIAH KNOTT, GO. w. MCLEAN.
JOSIAH OAKRs PETER u. SWEENEY.
W. W. CLARKE, WILLIAM HAYS. U. s. A.
". W. COOPER CnAS. GOULD.
HENRY 81 TABEG, CEPHAs BRAISERD.
SAMUEL SLOAN. HENJ. n. WINTHROP
GRO. p PUTNAM ROBERT r. McCuRDY,
JOHN A. STEPHENS yR, WILLIAM ORION
WILLIAM r. BLODGErr, john 7. HOFFMAN.
HARVEY II. WOODS. SPENCER KIRBY.
WILLIAM A. DARLING. GUsTAyUs A. CONovER,
DAVID BOWS. = L. woODFORD. U. b. A..
T.. h.. MOEGiS JOHN OBRIES
GILBERT DEAN JOHN VI. MACY,
Committee Of Arrangement.
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From philndclphin.

PHiLADstrBrA Monday Nov. 90 1853
The Subscription Agent reports the sale Il
t7ss coo FiyeTwentes Monday fully half OF which
same from Tire West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
Pire ia Wstervillc--The EImwood Hotel


VAUDEVILLE Monday. Nov. %. 1853
The Elgood Hotel was destroyed by fire this
ON IL loss viii probably reach $1,000. 1t vas il
sag AL a., 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
Fatal Shooting ARRAY in Albany.
ALBANY. Monday, Nc

ALBANY, M0ldsy, NOV. ~, 't'7
Charles Phillips, wei-known character
nb,.t towu WA shot in the this evening ny Thomas
Creegsr. and subsequently killed In TIE DceVa2
House Nv Mathew BrumEiach:n. friend OF Creeesn.
xbo slot Paips through ,hc heart for splitting in Ais
face
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
The Jews Dcfrnuding the Revenue de-
purtms

CAIRO. Monday. Nov. % lsoJ.
A fargo number OF Jews have been arrested
Memphis as participants Of the recent fraud on the
Rsyenuc Department. Their property has been seized,
and then.eves imprisoned. soVo IN greenbaoAs vas
taieu from enc OF the sinugrlers.