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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-04
NOTICE TO TAx-rAfEns.
DURSUANT TO an Ordinance, passed the lItb

PURSUANT 70 an ORDINANCE, passed the It'd
June 1855 viii attend 1t The Collectors once In the City
Hall from Che 18Th the sl Of December inclusive,
ceye The remaining half Ct Taxes nom such persons
titled 10 Of per By having previously paid the
June last In accordance With Che said Ordinance
JULIUS A. HoBsoE, o. Q. 2.
NB-n WIN be above that ths Collector
CURED attend ne oe from the 18th the Sis Of the month
remaining due from June Before the Janu
airy term the Hastings Court be ID required By Ordinances
advertise Ds Real Rsats 10 be sold for hs nonpaynsp
Of Taxes ftt 49, ii ~ ID
Persons Who not done u the necessity Of calling
paying their Taxes impossible for the Collector ca
them before he atyertisos: 80. 4, 81
An Be pad within the spsehsd longer In
diligence cannotbs given. -, ~ 800.
ds2 limo ttflN So J. A. H0RGoN, o. Q. z.
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HEADQ'Rs, LEP'r OF HENRICO,
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, lStS.
LuTACrl
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SPECIAL ORDERS, I

v 10 obedience 70 Instructions nom The A and General,
the following order sPsbhed os IA Information Of Al con
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WANTED-A TEACHER.-A Single Cen
w uemsn, esmps,ent ,sseh tins Bsgh Language aeeu
rasy Lsn and Greek preparatory for the Uni
hasuscs obtain good Salary and Board In this voni
IT, TIE Of sx Pupils sstsctory assurance
scholarship good character Will be aired -
t-.,I g DE- y. A. oALhAN,
srto d. cHALbIRs,
dsel-s1n News Ferry p. o., halifax co. We.
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Tribute to the late Capt. 5. M.

rribute to the late capt. s. M.
HucksseP.
SHE'LL NOUN, TENN, Dec. IL, 1863
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by Maj. George A. POtses COM
handing the 10Th Regiment Illinois
Volunteer Infantry, IS q committee to
draft . preamble and resolutions ex-
pressive of our feelings in regard 70 the
death of Capt s. N. Huckstep, Of CON-
pany D, who died in Nashville, Tenn.
on Wednesday, the eth inst, Of wounds
received in the bloody conflict Of Sep
tembsr 10Th, 1868, ct Chickamauga,
Georgia, would respectfully submit the
following:
WHEREAS, II hath pleased the God of
battles, IN the ever-Wise dispensation Of
bis providence, to remove by death our
highly esteemed friend and brother off,
Ger, Capt s. n. Huckstsp; and whereas,
we all deeply feel and regret orr loss,
yet We meekly submit to the action Of
Him in whose keeping is all our lives
therefore
Resolved, That in our military ascot
atoms with our deceased brother, we ever
found him noble and generous T; that our
acquaintance with him, although Of short
duration, was fraught with that degree Of
pleasure that none, save those similarly
situated, know just how to appreciate.
RESOLVED, That in the death Of our
bFothsr-ofieer, the field and line officers,
as well IS the whole regiment, suffer an
almost irrepArable loss. That our la
mented brother officer, by his heightened
moral character, as well IS by his noble
patriotism and willingness to perform
any duties assigned 10 him, had 30 en-
deared himself 10 as all, that we deeply
regret his loss.
ResolVed, That by the death of Capt.
Huckstep, his company has lost . COM
mander, whose place, owing TO his strict
moral character, as well as TO his military
attainments and true patriotism, it will
be d,fficult to ell
RESOLVED, That to the widow, relatives
and friends of our deceased brother, we
tender our heartfelt sympAthies in their
berea ement
Resolved, That q copy Of these Resolu-
tons be forwarded to the family Of Capt.
Huckstep, and to the following papers
for Do b ication : Nashville Union, Chicago
Tribune, Schuyler Oaizsn, and Jacksonville
(Iu.) paper.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Capt co. G.
WM. S. CRIssY, Chaplain.
JAMES A. JONES, Asst Surg.
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YesGYaII.


The anticipated appearance of this
great artist on Monday evening next at
the New Theatre, will doubtless create
sensation in our musical aud dramatic
circles; the novelty Of the performance
Will De the appearance upon our boards
IN English drama, of an artist who has,
up is very short time, been one of
the most brilliant ornaments of the
Italian opera. and in figure, personal
beauty, grace and dramatic action, she
is the very ideal Of an actress Those
who have witnessed VestValfs perform
aness upon the lyric stage, need no as
surance Of her splendid abilities as an
actress; and she gives to the drama all
the force and intensity which chafa .ter-
lied her efforts there. Wherever she has
appeared, she has met with the most IN
bounded success, and in Louisville, where
she is now playing, the houses are
crowded nightly to OVERLOOKING.
She makes her debut on Monday nieht
in the new musical drama Of Cameo, or
the Jewish Mother, written expressly for
her by Matilda Heron, the music By
RObL StePel; and in addition to the
incidental music of the psece, and
ehOruses with which it abounds, Vestysi
sings, "The Mystic Chant" "a Lullaby"
"The Mothers Prayer" The Cradle
Song" and the rOndo, "SilVia is Mine
Again"
That the entertainment will be emf
nently successful here we cannot doubt
ES it combines all the attractions Of an
opera and drama.
Mile VeEtvali WAS induced 10 appear
upon the English stage by her present
Manager, Mr.. II. D. Palmer, Of the
Academy Of Music, New York, who has
engaged her for two years, be giving b.. r
$4,000 year. Mr.. Palmer is well known
is our city, and we have been indebted
70 him is former years for many Of the
musical celebrities that have visited US
Ole Bull, TbElterg, Yieuxtemps, and the
Grand Italian Opera Troupe, of which
Madame Rosa De Yries was the Pima
Donns, were all under his management
here. That his present enterprise will
be IS successful as his former ones in
this city, we have no doubt, as Vestvall
combines the three cardinal points to
achieve success .with-youth, beauty and
genius.
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suffers, Attention.

SUtleFss Attention..
n. and NJ. LANDsBEaa & Co., corner of
the Square and Market street. have on
hand = complete stock of Suffers Goods,
which they offer at the very lowest mar
ket rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 doz. grained Cavalry Boots.
II 4" Napoleon
20Butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
100 Caddies Bright and Twist, do.
65 Sweet do.
30 Gro. Sweet Owen, fine cut.
100000 Best brands Cigars.
90 Doc. Wool Travelling Sbirta-
% Cases Concentrated Milk.
20 Sardines
IS {" Pickles.
20Kegs Pigs Feet.
40 Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, Macksrel, Spices, Apple
Batter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, Ink, and
a full stock of Suffers Notions, with the
best brands of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin cocktails, etc.
Call and see for yourselves.
A. & NJ. LASDsBERG q Co,
Corner Market IS. and Square.
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IMPREssMEST CT NEGROES We are re-
quested to state that the recent irree o.
lArities in the impressment Of negroes, in
this city we're the result eff 3 misappre-
hensiOn of orders, and that steps have
been taken by the proper Military au-
thorites TO have all negroes who were
with owners or hirers at the the time Of
impressment released.
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TxshpiIle auiou.
mr.. Edwin Adams,

Nessrs. Dufield s Flynn have en-
gagged Mr.. Edwin Adams, : young ira
gedian, reputed to be one Of the frat act
Ors in the United States, and he will
make his deJat before q Nashville audi
snes next Monday night Mr.. Adams
has risen rapidly TO eminsnce, aud it is
predicted of him that the period is not
remote when be will be without rival.
He makes his first appearance in Hamlet.
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VACCINATION. All persons who have
not yet bad themselves vAcoinat-d, and
desire TO have it done at once, with pure
aud healthy Virus should call upon DR.
@. ScHIFF immediately and have it done.
Office on Cherry street, near Union up
stairs, at No. % over ThOmpsOn's clothing
aud furnishing store.
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AmUSEmEHTs.

NKw THEATRE Miss Emily ThOrne
closes her engagement tonight, on which
occasion the Russian Slave" will be re-
produced, she repeating the part of Sal
VIVA, in which she made deep impress
sion last night The performances
commence with "The Kings Rival," in
which she appears as Nell. Gwynne.
THEATRE AT the Old Theatre, Miss
Jane COombs makes her last appearance
tonight The entertainments are, "Ro-
meo and Juliet" and "a Glance at New
York" Miss Coon b. appears in the for
mer as Juliet.
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We are gratified TO learn that Messrs.
Dufield & Flynn propose to give two
benefts-one for the poor of Nashville,
and another for the sick and wounded
soldiers--the gross receipts Of the house
70 be devoted TO these benefciaries on
both occasions. This is = liberal offer,
and Characteristic of the men. The ben
eft for The soldiers, it is expected, will
come OF the afternoon Of Christmas; that
for the poor, between the I'd and 9th Of
Of January. We have no doubt both ben
efits will be successful.
We hear that the enterprising Man.
ayers have determined TO have theatre
In Louisville, which shall come up 10
their idea of what such an edi6ce should
be, and are making arrangements to baVe
one builta early as possible. They in
tend that il shall be = real temple OF
Thespis, one Of which the admirers Of the
drama In the Falls City, aud indeed all
who have . taste for elegant architect
ure, will be proud.
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. The finest Wash Back GAuntlets, lined
and unlined, in the city, at Green &
Green's.
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special NotIoe 10 merchants.

ASSISTANT SPECIAL AeEscY9
Nashville, Dsc. is, 1858.
Merchants In this city are notified that
uisa violation Of their bonds TO sell
goods 10 any one fer the purpose OF re-
sale, unless the party purchasing pro-
duces a certificate from Local Special
Agent Of the Treasury Department, Sta
ting that be is authorized to keepa Trade
Store at some point where Trade Stores
are allowed in conformity to Treasury
Regulations. Auy violation Of this no.
dee viii subjee. the offenders TO rsvo-
cation Of their Trade Authority and 3
forfeiture Of their Bonds.
CHARLES A. FuLLER,
Assistant Special Agent, etc.
dec1e-3t
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state Of Tennessee---COaoe Co.
Agaokaszst IN JlsssicSs C0srt.
jobs Z. Davids1a and Jos,Pd RsIzz -. 4.
b. RobvtSoa.

A TTACuNETT haFEg bssn hsusd n Ms oass
"A axz aSt tks Defs1daat, goa shs Ercune hat ~
isrdant had sbsocncsd from he stzts ~ tai ~
orai4ary prDosfs q aw oa1n0i b servsd apoE hi-t
Il = thsrelofs sFtsre1 tbsi be aPpeag bsiess ~ a.
ny cfse - ne tosn % a2achesisr 60 Tie lbih eay
n Dssembar iBs3 thsa azd thsre 70 defscd said a.
taehms1s s1t; othcruss the sane vii b prooeseed
In. a pafts, hsfcrs ne AEd g = further orcsred
that coPy a ihM order BE- publiAsed n the Dzlly
CHtnn neaapaDer pab ahsd n shs city q NaSaFlise
for fonr sousesstiFB ageks-
elvea unasr ny had AIS 18th dag q November
ls6a 9. b. IN ER5ON,
Justice d ~ Psaos q codss cOusty.
.czaf-Ia.fts
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CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-J. Welt & Co., who
have permanently established themselves
at Benson's Music Store, 81 Union street,
have just received q large stock Of impOr-
ted and American watches, jewelry, gold
chains, gold pens with and without hold
ers, dOuble-plated table, dessert and tea
spoons, forks asd butter knives, also COB
lets and cups, and everything usually
found in jewelry store, which they will
sell low for Christmas and New Year
presents. Everything bought of them is
warranted as represented. Go and see
their stock. WKLP IL Co.,
81 Union ST., Benson's Music Store.
n. B. Watches and jsWelry repaired
and warranted.
Dec. 15--1m.
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Ladies' Fine Dress Furs, full assert
ment, at Green & Green's.
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Brig. Gen. g. NJ. Dodge, and Gen. A.
P. Hover arrived in this city yesterday.
They are stopping at the 81. Cloud Hotel .
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UNION BANK oF TEN Va,

MELVILLE. Dc. TT, 1903
sisotion for eisvsa fires ,ors, - serve ths "a
- suiag ysaF, VII b hsld a. ths BAsking Hoass.
r. sAis city, 90 EondaE ths fth dAy 81 Jsncary
naxt J. ooRRNk, c4szaEz Z.
fss3-lm
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Gents Fur COttOns and Gloves. at
Green & Green's, 43 College street.
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United States of America:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TESNEssEE-so. ~.
VITHKRKAs. 90 The 6,h dry q December. lsCa, an
w information va diod n the ii-trict Curt Of
the United States for said DstTct b. Horace b. Har
rtsoa Attorney q the United states fof said Dstrct,
against four hundred auo sky siK ID % d9lGS In
TenEessss Bank notes, N the haEds q n. harburg,
being ths procseds q tbs sale & Tsnozut q ths
STICK q ". J. PlTta o. a1egng in sa5stancs,
that December g. 1888, saii District Ga lEad, sad
roperfy vas ai1sd foffiisd " The United States
Cor causes specified 90 aid informatoa, toEit Der
that mere than 90 days amer tbs pHeiic WIRING
aa5 proclEmat o. duly gFsn and made ~ TIE frest-
Gent q the Uned staiea 10 purEuanes q an art o.
Congress, approved July II iss2, and entitled, ~
act - suppress nsuffecon, 70 punish treason and ~
bellson seize AID oosascate property q rsoes
ard FOR ether puTp9ses % the owners q said prpesy
Eere engaged In aidlF and abettng an armed rebei
Ion against the 6qgerumsnt q he UEiisd states
Nov fherefcre 10 pur5aanos q ne mention q naie
coars under fhe seal of ne Court to ne directed,
bsreby give pubic noios 70 si persons coocerasd 10,
interest in szd property, % APPEAR bsfore tie said
Court on he 81 AoneEy Ia April neEi, 81 the Fedora
couft room, In tbs Caplol, as NaskEhis. then aad
ER oEAscoE,
g. s HarshAi for Niddis psssriss q Tsaasasss.
essl9-lt,.
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q. s. ARMY DIPLOMA.

q. BE AkmI DIPLOhAs
1t represents the different branch.
es Of the Army-Infantry, Cav
airy, and Artillery--in battle. on
parade, diminishing, etc, Blank
lines are left for the name of the
soldier, battle participated in. Off
cers' signatures, etc. The Diplo-
ma will be sent by mail, enclosed
in a strong pastsboerl tube. AZ
ter the soldier gets II properly
signed and filed up, he can send
it, by msil, to his friends TO be
framed.
Price 80 cts, sent by mail pre-
paid.
McMULLEN = GATES,
rs Cherry Street., Nashville.
Agents wanted in every regi.
ment to sell the above. Enov27-Sm
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TO SOLDIERS
or THE
ARMY
or The
CUM BE RI AND!

You have immortalized your
selves in many noble deeds Of
daring; your friends and relatives
are proud Of you, and want some
thing to remember you by. For
this purpose we have published a
beautiful autographed Picture
printed in fine colors-entitled the
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We Ass asv reoOlving-
5000 Reams Note, Letter and Cap
Paper, every grade and quality;
500, 900 Envelopes-buff, white,
Canary, etc. I;
90 Gross Portfolios;
5000 Cheap Novels
100 Gross Buffers Ink;
so Gross Lead Pencils;
1000 Photograph Albums -
from 81 so to $50;
S Gross Soldiers Photog.
Albums, Pocket-b'k form;
90. 900 Card Pictures of Generals
of Army-of Cumberland;
10000 Soldiers Z. S. Army Di-
Diaries for 1864;
Blank Books;
Zinc Mirrors
Steel Pens;
Gold Pens;
Propelling Pencils;
Backing Brushes
Hair Brushes;
Tooth Brushes /;
Rub'r Buttons /;
Ink Stands;
Prize Packages,
Gillott's Pens;
Sectional Maps of KY. & Tenn.
Emery Paper;
Gun Oil;
Paper Collars;
Pipes
Combs;
RazOrs
Razor Straps
Tobacco Boxes /;
Gilt Mirrors;
Rubber Blankets
Fancy Soap;
Backing;
Hair Oil /;
Song Books;
Pocket Books;
War Maps;
Emery Packages,
and Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
McMULLEN s. GATES,
sneosssors TO ALIEN 4 CO.,
%, North Cherry Street, Nashville,
and las walnut Street, CiHoinnAh.
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menss, Youths', ana Bo5s' Cloth
A choice lot Just received ii
No. 20 Pablo Square.
By WARD & MoDERMOT.
dsci2-2E
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At the Gold Pen Depot, az North
Cherry street. can be found good vAri-
ETY. of Watches, gold and plated LOckets,
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens of
every description.
nov25tf 4. Ia TARHox.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
DR.. Lud,um's Specific
Sundries.

Sundries.
SO bbis salt;
SO sscs Table sat-
z bhis Cav SD;
10 boxes n. Geese,
ID. b rlcEEY. AEsaf,
aars Hsgk and Rr0ad-sts-
Carbon Oil.
V1HR unisrnlEnsd has ma = arTangsusrts 70 hAvs
4 ooRstant supply Of cArk0n Il o tbs hssi
brsnds. Which VII b Eoid a feasenabls Fases.
D .. DzcKEY. As,nt,
dsofe Hirh end Brta1 EA
Dizsatss sefy
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ALEO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys-
ter Sardines, Lobsters spiced Herring, Dried Beef,
Bologna Sausage, Ram Dried Herring, kaisous, Figs,
Dates, Almonds, Fuberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers sPoe Nuts ETC., at
A. LOUIS & CO.,
- Eorth Market Street.
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1t Z. = >. NORTHMANN
- ssRusss Sass. assss -. o.n.s.s.
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.s J. D :ssss: :. r 80: - = $500 ss
s1oias q sslssttsa. aaailiI 40 -. - -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-09-03
EMANCIPATION CONVENTION IN MISSOURI

Mass Convention Of the Radical Emancipationists
Of Missouri to take action 10 reference to the question
Of emancipation affected by The ordinance lately passed
by tho Stat, Convention met at Jefferson City, ia that
State, on Tuesday the Let instant.
teegraphc despatch informs US that the Convention
effected permanent organization the elect on of Judge
Wells of Cole county president assisted by two vice
presidents from each Congressional district Four.ths
Of the counties of the State represented and other
deleg4ts are expected to arrive.
The following resolution was enthusiastically received
and ref rred 10 the Commiltes Resolutions;
Rosoirfd That, relying upon the anarmi,y Of Il cling
exist ng between the Union OF Missouri aud Illinois,
rrsp, ctiuy relus st the latter while assemble in
meeting at Springfield To JON appealing t. the Pre-
Sdrnt for such change OF administration tho depart
ment OF Missouri viii correct the evils Of the policy of
prosavery conservatism and concession TO the rebels
which has permitted the massacre at Lawrence aud under
which truly loyal If Missouri to-day suffering the
infection Il derOus civil sri'e from the presence of
large numbers or the enemy to the Gavernnent while
every foot Of ter soil ia under the Federal rule.
resolution was adopted declaring it expedept that
this Convention shall make the ,essarY arrangements
for calling Constitutional Convention to adopt and rub.
NIT the peopls ordinance for immediate saanoipa-
on and ,uch otter measures as will tend to pacify the
Safe
Resolutions aso ado pied r, comm ndng lha peo-
pie 10 instruct, in writing by majority Of the voters
each mcmber Of the pre,eu Legislature (who VIII not
pledge himself in witng) TO vote for the call Of
Convention aud that tie name Of any sucb member be-
rsyng his constituents bo published every newspaper
in the State.
The following resolution also adopted;
Resoired, That we respectfully demand Of Gen scho
field PERMISSION a the negroes belonging To the
di'oyas's Of this State that tie exlgences OF The
mes Indicate The want "f change in department c. m
mhndcrs, appoint 'mmlttee 10 drat memorial,
which shol be seued by the members Of THIS Convention
regueting the President to assgn Gen Butler, or some
other ,uable man. command this department. that We
regard the Presidents proclamation OF January let 1903
rIesocahle and request our Legislature and Sena.
tos and Ropresena Congress To- use their utmost
enaravos have our National Constitution amended 10
to prohibit slavery forever the States now ree or
hereafter applying for admission into the Unop-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-09-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

We have adsices from New Orleans TO the 10Th instant
BY way Of Cairo The correspondent of the New York
Times states that very important military movements
going at the date Of his letter. but their character
is not stated The prices of the neoessares of life have
still further receded in New Orleans in consequences Of
continued arrivals from above with the products of the
West. Communication with ST. Louis and other points
is considered quite regular Gen. Banks has recently
issued two important odersone directing Gen. Buffers
to be enforced against parties who subscribed
to the loan raised to defend New Orleans against the
United States authority and the other directing the Banks
Of The city to pay to the Department
all moneys in their possession belonging to registered
mics those convicted Of rendering aid and comfort to
the enemy Gen Banks hsd been the recipient Of very
grati testimonial from the schools of the city The
occasion WAS one Of much interest.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-09-03
RUMoR OF MED1TArED ATTACK ON MOBILE

New ORLEANS, AUGUST I9-lt is every where assert
ed that the attack Mobile will shortly be made by three
corps, under the command Of Gems Franklin Ord and
Heron, the whole under the direction Of Major General
Banks.
Gen. ords corps has arrived at Carroton, above the
CITY, and many of bis troops be in the city
Gen Franklin has his headquarters at Baton Rouge AID
Gen. Heron is on his way down the river.
Most OF the vessesofwar and mortar boats are said t
have preparatory to the reduction Fort Morgan
at the mouth of the Mobile harbor Admiral Farragut is
said to lead the fleet
The principal base of operations against Mobile under
stood TO be Pascagoula fortyvs mlss from the former
place The great stronghold Of Alabama is expected
fall in less than three weeks.
The people by the steamer Champion assert that Gen
Grant ia his way to assume command of this depat
men relieving Gen Banks, and that the latter General
to be recalled to Washington there to be assigned
important position Correspondence Chicago Times
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-09-03
THE Vermont ELECTION.

MONTPELIER, (YT SEPT. l. 1863
The election for Governor Lieutensnt Governor, Trea
surer and three members OF Congress- and also members
of the Legislature, took place in this State to-day
The Hon John Gregory Smith was the candidate of the
Republican Union party, and the Hon + P. Redfeld the
nominee Of the Democrats.
Ia 1861 and 1862 the Democracy had little orgahi
cation in The State and generally absent from tbs
polls We, therefore, far the returns have been
ceWed gye the vote compared with that Of 1860
the two wings of the Democracy united. The vote
OF the State will be about 5000 less than 10 1860 when it
amounted TO As 500.
We have returas from thrty-four towns, embracing
about oneourh Of the State They give Smith 525 and
Redfeld 3,07. The towns ia 1860 gave Fairbanks
(Rep.) S,373, and Saxey and Harrey (Dems) 1903.
Smiths msjory far is 202 less than that Of Fairbanks
Only two towns. far heard fron give Democratic
majorties
We have the Legislature vote of fifty towns All send
Union representatives but two The Senate will be unan
mousy Union aud the three Congressman also Union by
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