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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
a. Auction NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
n aoD1srs 4 AppiRsoE.

T ARGE and highly Attractive Improved Besl
IL Isais. cty o.. RchmoLd auction The
eque Of the Attorney In e Of hs dinners tsho xish 10 d.
pr e. MONDAY the 16 vher $685. In the order
verssa commencing ala O'clock tho focwsg valuable I'M
prov real estate, viz;
st &c excellent brick tsnemen on e south sids
OF Leigh street. between 9Th and oh Streets under lease 10
Mr. Jim Williams.
3D. The large well built Handsomely anthed brick ten.
the east side Of 6 ttret north CT Leigh srest now
under iea,e 70 Mr. wm. Robinson. --r-'' =
3D. truly valuable lot framed enem the corner
Marshall End NJ. ktt avenue, with tsne-
uneDt thereon, fronting 80 by u feet.
an The excellent brick small frame one on hs
north Broad beseen 4 and 5h Streets cor
sob street, now eeeiped a. 'hs Sumter sAoor by Mr.
Travis
ga The large well bu three story bhc< tenement at the
northwest Of Broad and Isl sre, joining the u
Str. Philip August
eh adnirably we'll bJit and handsomely finished brick
tenemebt tie AIDE 7Ih, between Pranhn and Gsee
occupied By Mr. L. II. skinker..- 80 .fs-t.. ~.
n. The ct the uthws
Broad and oh Streets occupied By hess Jas Bares
Co., md others.
abe fjsgong justly regarded among Ire most valuable
real estate which been aeed for sale he present
and should Attra the attention OF capitalists end others
The te Of CT said real estAe VIII b. flows cred
- TO 5000 tenement No. for ay ye for bonds, pay
able In bsnkable funds bearing pay able half yearly
on similar credit As 70 9, OF tGc; similar credit
similar credit as 70 No Of SO 100 and edit
10 10 ~ 5000 The the credits 70 be
paid u CASH In bAnkabie fuads
no12 GODDIN kPPEReON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
FpOV M pENTVSJLA

Tbebedy Of raiders that recently came she Peninsula
consisted of regiment Of cavalry and two regiments OF
negro infantry When they left they gave notice that
they might be expected back again in short time.
Since the Yankees got the impression ha. topedoes
are sunk in the York river tn have rot ventured up
With gdlbOaL They have been constantly dragging
for the srual machines and used many threats and
other means to e1ior the secret from eizsns residing
On t,e nvgr Oue ter arrested who, refusing to give
them any satisfaction, was placed in a drag SOAs and
pulled Up and down the Tor several hours BY the
Yankees, ubO KEEP respectful distance in another, to
which IL was attached by long rope
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

Tx NUMBER Of four thousand Yankee prisoners We
learn, will b. taken hence TO Danvills IL has been
necessary to await the compilation of the necessary
rargsment7
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
SALE OF LAND, STOCK, CROP, &c.,
IN NECK ENBUR(I VA

IN EUkLENBUKU, VA.
DEING in the service of the country, / have
ID determined sell my land, public auction The 20t
dSy OF NOVEMBER, 1868
hss been recently settled and most OF The land itf
cultivation Is fresh and very productive
The tract contains 400 acres well inbered lying In hecken
burg county SIX miles Court House, an lining
tie Ands OF Peter Puryear and others.
The imp and comfortable.
will be sod all the Crop Stock, &c, on the
%S Snvs oav RICHARD O. POPE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
I ARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE

I ARGE SALE OF HUTEL FURNITURE,
Including ohns Glass and Tin War, &c at the Heains
springs in bath County WEDNESDAY the 18Th day OF NO
ybSr $685. the Healing SPRING. will offer for sale The
PaRLOH, DINING-HOOM AND KITCHEN
PUHNITUhE Of the EstAbLsEment cons sang OF Iour
rse Frncn Framed Mirrors, large Brussels Carpet
thirty or Pr Knives and PO ks OuIs and saucsrs
she's Tea and Table Spoons rumbler Gobes ne Glasses
Oasors Pitchers Chambers Water and Mich Pitch
ers &c Locking Glasses, Beds eAds Chairs, Tables sofas
Htir shuck Mattresses Sheets, PiioE sp Pillows
A Bolst "a Billiard Tables and Bsls large
Iron Safe PabAnk Platform Scale, large lot Of Carpet
ing many other ar;e which would be 70 enum
ra e. Also, a number OF UAttle and Sheep. 10
Persons staunton Tuesday mornng day
by RAILROAD to springs, tnen,
ing, 70 this place by ltage. PoKIEh EhNN,
% Propr etors.
We will at the sane pace offer for sale the Healing
Springs Whng 10 make an Investment Will rarely
meet With such chance Potter, Of the PfOpeors,
may the Ballard House until Friday mo ming next
win vi give any information wanted. -.
nol0-5Ls PORTER bkNlN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
TELEG R A p II G
Raports or the Press AssoeLatiOn.
IRON NORTHERN GEORGIA..

Entered according Of Congress in the 1853 By
q1srs IN the Clerks once Of The District C0H Of The Oon
tedsrsie states for the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT
no9-wlw

L OST.-Enclosed in a letter to B. q. Flanna-
~ gan, DRAFT himself In Of d. Eartsook, for
o. co., signed by myself and Dated think the 3 Beptem-
Der last Ao MOLE negotiable payable to o<n order
Bank Of Howsrdsve and endorsed by myself fer believe
81 co. but blank add declmss units the anSac
ton referred TO might require The note vont date and
M blank 10 The number Of days to maturity All persons are
therefore ceVng trading fer the
payment has been o6d will not be responsible for them
NJ. 4 81. ~. r.. GEO RIVEs,
oe9-W6H AlbeuArls. Oct eth. 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

TIE BLOCKADE Of TIE POrt OF Wilmington, North
Carolina represented b. the Journal Of that city, as
becoming more rigid and some fast vessels are emp o.
cd in enioseng il. Toe bOCkadDg sees Is believed 70
have been increased
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
PROFITS or TANKEB CONTRACTORS


As an example Of the posts OF New England cor
tractors tie james sean Il Corporation OF New
burypoft Massachusetts, has declared three dividends
during The present year, the total being so per cent
return 20 the stockholders Of 500 600 the orr
gual stock subscription Of $3.50 600 In addition to
This ENORMOUS prof. the reserve fund has been added
to IN the sum o. $40 90, showing grand income, in
the space Of tselve months Of $4,000, within
$4,000 OF their entire capital
When manufacturers make suOh enormous fortunes
10 such brief spsce OF time, through the public misfOr
tunts when pee -h.ors from every qusrer dipping
their hands INTO me government purse; when pre-
ssnts such rare opportunities for gamoirg and sPeeu
atog ia stocks t j. to be wondered at, ihAt there
is large ps1ty IN the dated States that prefers to
peaees Manufacturers and government contractors,
among an various influences operating the minds
Of that nauon Of iAauca, Co-stU.s one Of the most
form tabe OBJ tructons to the restoration Of pesee be.
cause i. would put an end their gains and peeuA
tions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

HAlsos MlsiHG-Mr. G. W. Lewis has been ap-
pointed Harbor Master 10 gil the vacancy OccasOned
bv the death Of Capt Wm. ke.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

RETuRx OF IHE OAyALRT CADETs-We learn from
Adiuan General Richardson that the corps Of cavalry
cadets Of the Virginia Military Institute, returned to
Lexington on the llth, without accident. They had
gone to assist Gen. ImbOden, but returned by his ac
VIC Which ill relieve the anxiety Of parents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

sruscsr papers marked with Ofoal WI unaef
tand her Or Subs'PsOn about 10 expire and VII
remit promptly II thsy wish thsir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
RICHMOND WING.
EIoNnAE m0RNING. N0v. le, lss1,

rERvs-Dary, SaOa,As. Ss; nOnAs Is. TO' less Pc
Rcd, t8 per month.
ssmiWsek non,As siO No subscriptions received for less
than SIX aontha
Weekly tz months g. No subscriptions received TOT s'
than ak montAA
No subscription for longer period han sE n0niha win b re-
seyed foe sny issue Of NE Wig.
Ramltianesa attse risk Of ne subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

THEArucLL-The gosrs viii not forget that the
grand complimentary benefit to Mr.. Ogden will take
place tonight. "The Dukes Wager" and "Osden
Among the Critics" are the pieces announced. Ogden
s the best abused theatrical manager have ever had
among u.s. We. must be conceded he has done wonders
with the means at his command. He evidently has
friends as well as enemies and judge from the signs
that the former viii be present at the Theatre tonight
in large force.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
nESTRUOriYE FIRE.

wnNNGrON, Nov "a fire broke Out here about
ST o'clock last night in the warehouse on the wharf
next to aud north OF the Custom House. and used by
the STATE of North Carolina for the storage of cotton,
etc. The warehouse with contenis, totally des-
troyed.
The loss is heavy, embracing considerable amount
Of cotor, and it 4 said portion of the cargo Of the
steamshp Advance, consisting Of clothing, etc., belong
Jog to the Safe.
The FIRE was conHred to the building in which it orig
iua.ed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

FLAG or THucE BoAL--The steamer New York ar
rived at City Point turdSy afternoon with three hun
bred returned Confederate prisOnerssCk and wound
ed. The United States papers BY this arrival were
delivered 10 the city press yesterday about IL O'Clock
AN. Extracts from them wild be found in another
ool,rn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
HDQ'RS ENGINEER DEPT, d n ",
RICHMOND 18Th Nov, 1853.

ALL Persons are Prohibited from Cutting
"A any Timber Front q the BreaWorks around this City,
Uithin n aLtsnce OF S,x Hundred Feet Il he same.
= JOHN A. WILLIAMS
NJ. jor Engineers,
pol4-d3. Ia Charge Rchmd De'enceS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

CHRISTMAS reeurs on Friday this year. Ii will be a
blue Christmas to many Who anticipate pleasant holi-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

EXECUTOn,S SALE OF LAND AND NEE
GhOE..
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
i the 25th EoVsmbe o. at the Ia siiene OF Jerem all
WOO ward hand upon which he reslced belonging
% his WIFE ing county Of G1oc land Pk ns meet
house miles above the Court House. and con-
tng about $50 acres with good buildings OF every lnd
for fsrng purposes and comfortable DIV ling rctse
Ice Hous Carsg, House Brick Dsuy, Weaving House, &c
sold convenient and be ter hxed place
Alss, > or Negro Men sDd woGen.
TEAMS mkde kuJNn on day CT sale.
HUGH DAVIS,
Executor Of ths win OF ELIZABETH NoODwARD' oecd'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
GEORGIA LEGISLATURES.

MILLTDGEvILLE, Nov. l4.-lICn. ]. h. Lumpkin was
to day unanimously confirmed by the Senate Judge Of
the Supreme Court of Georgia. Both Houses have
passed resolutions requesting the Secretary of War to
revoke the authority of impressng oicers and TO aP
point citizens not liable to CONSUMPTION
EAST TENNESSEE.
ABINGDON, Nov l4-NOthing further from East Ten
nessee Weather ol udy, and slight snow falling.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
ny AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 amend and re-snact the act passed March The llh,
1868 "a relatioR 10 the unnecessary CONSUMPTION Of
GraH 6y DistiHers aud other Manufacturers Of SPir'
ittoHs and Aat Liquors.
Passed October g1st, 1865 .
Be q enacted Gy ne GsASrdl AseDlb 1hat the Act passed
March ill., ISIS e1sd Act amend and Ieenaet an Act
entitled and rs-ensct Act entitled an Act 70
ureven unnecessary eonGumpon 81 Grsn ~ Defs end
other Manufacturers Of uous and Man Liquors. passed De-
tober Ga 1854 be and e hereby amended and re enact
Al % read follows: -.
Ia sha not be any person hereafter mske or cause
a Re made Whisky, other spteous Malt Liquors out
m Any Corn WheA, Rye ether an out Of died lTu
% sts sagaT MolasSe Sugar Cane holaBes Cane or
and any pesOa easndng ,han ee desmsd gu Of mlsas
esnor and upon conviction thereof shall be hned for every OF
fs not lr au hundred dollars, NOSE Than ave thou
sand dollars be subject IN the county ts not
preceding twelve months Al The dscrenoa OF the court
No person. arm ha executs N Whole or
er any hereofore or here1r made win inc Oon-
erats eovennen sth any aren't Of Iala for
fr or causing Be made Whiay other ardent Pn
hIu s stae all such contractors who shah violate mis-
en Ths BE- deemed subject 70 all The penaet Imposed BY
80 Snd cher acs agaRss una Eful dsiiAtOa. ~
~ Kseper OF te shall this Act 70 he pubhshed
\, a. letA Newspapers IN he city Of Hchmond for - Q
Thls 10 ShaH be IN tOres nom lis PalIags.
copy non the R0H- arl
WN p GORDON, yh,
-a-an.aw n n D. and Keeper Of Rolls OF Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

VA ANTED, ia large or small quantities,
w Talow, Kitchen Grease, Damaged Lard or Bacon, for
wchhe price will be gwen etser 10 cah family ws1
Ing toilet soap Hotels restaurants and house keepers can
hEVe gce week. by addressing
W. q. WEBB 90,
Manctener eoap works
Care OF TARDY WILLIAMS,
.iet1-f l2th A Gary streeta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
FROM CHARLES ron.

CaARLrsrOS, NV, ls.--Tae firing of the enemy has
been rapid and continuous all day from the mo'tArs
and r;asd guns No monitors have bssn engaged. An
occasional shot and shell hs been thrown by the enemy
at MoutTie. ..-a.e ~ 49,
This afternoon few shots fell as AOunt Pleasant
We have not heard of Gay casualties. No report from
the fort this evening.
sIooND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, Nov l4.-A moderate FIRE was kept up
on Sumter last night No report fr m tho Fort this
morning. There was Oue man killed at MOultre yes
terday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
LARGE SALE OF PERSONALLY.

LAKGE SALE OF PEHSONALTfs
+ WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at the resi-
d. nce Mrs Ann Washington, 10 caroline UNITY
90 WEDNESDAY, the 10th Of December, fair u not on Tie
nat fr day thereafter Ill the person al estate Of the deceian
embrac Horsr Mules Work Oxen, hSek Of superior sheep
iIog Doth fatted scl Cse Doth beef and seok seve
raj ih usaud bushels Of Fodder sTAw, wagons Carts
Pu s Harness. 4c Aso Family Carriage and Match.
oes II, useolj and Koh,n Furniture, and many other val
uAble articles incident to large farm.
Sale 70 commence s. II A. n.
1RsMs-Cash, IN Confederate money. ,. f
Iotf-dlaWtds Ex'r Of MIS- ANN WARRINGTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

tbs IsDlvIDUAIs arrested in Rockingham and Au-
gustA counties charged with plotting deserters to the
euemys lines, have reached Ssaunton, where they are
to he tried b,ore Judge BrOckenbrOugh of the Coo
Federate Court for that district Il will be remembered
TRAIT Commissioner Watson had them arrested for the
purpose after they were dsCt here on the ground
Of want of jurisdiction
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL.
RICHMOND, Nov. ., 1868.


s The Ssnany Of appreciation Of the successful sndeA!ors
Of an artistic m frequently found 10 the popularity which he
ENJOYS than IN he mere denomination Of favor exhibited
BY The tender Of benefits, Ne sSs Of
caterer 20 the eapcouS Of the pubc not unmnd1l Of
IN, more bsn IN his Efforts 70 p and eatetan he Director
place Of public amusement directs bis talents
Attenuation OF those luG,rg but proper that grateful
Community should In ng manner tender him the expression
Of q cir gratitude and commentator -.
pueto which cur citizens INDEBTED liberal donations
. s poor Rehm md veil a. for the lands cont aed %
the ef the exs New Orleans and last though by no
means least gaefu for your mey Of
erpg SICK and wounded soldiers We row aaoP tn MODE
the SANG that render you The assurances our
your Ell s u eIa and upaod sae % e yss
Richmond Theatre at such time you viii see proper 70 AP
point ,,.r so
John Letcher capt W Alexander,
AureIus Gone, sP Moore,
II Hatch snoWden,
MAI Gen VIM snlth, y Smith,
Ts SoI / ga. PAffs' S SIMa.S1, ND
La Relief Com, AsMAsOn
NEw RIcsxoxD THElTRE Nov 9th, 1853
Gentemen- Is with no common degree OF plea
Of the I'd as rendering Complimentary Beneh token
Of your regard and FOR The donations have made 70
ALEU- sua,ug Of tie exles and othsis who are
bect sympathy and enlist the kind consider slon Of AL
wC posses the oTs a, 70 sD asI asOn S s
Le did that these actions Of mine could have ehal
Of stsncaon that the sentiments which commune
cson rnupci tea relative my conduct and Assue
YOU quite consoatoy 70 my feelings think that vas not
bod out OF the OF whose friendship
TEEN so high. 80 ..-l.
have the honor compliance with your request 70 anneun
next MONDAY evening" The 18th Instant time set apart Tor
The b. so generously tendtrsi And in conclusion low
10 re my unfegued thank for this additional Sct
YOU esesm diint-rested friendship Long viii be re
and sarnssd In my heart one OF lis mos price
less treasures The request coming IL does will actuAte
10 greater extrons The future IA efforts TO eK alt aud up
OF the drama In hopea Gifts being acceptable
TO all.
have the honor 10 remain,
vely respectfully, your obedent servant,
R.D. OGDEN
VIII on this occasion be presented entirely and elegant
Comedy, written by Thomas Arthar, L. entitled
THE DUKES WAGER;
OR MARGUERITES COL0RS,
Never before played In this eouLtry.
Mr. OGDEN will be at home TO introduce the
CONFEDERATE MIN5TREtS,
With their recherehs Programme OF
Songs Dances,
Duets, ohorusses, ...r
PunS, witlicisms,
Conundrums e.. &c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

ESCAPE or YASKU PRIsONERs.-About forty OF the
Yankee prisoners succeeded in making their escape
Friday night but from what prison we have not harmed
Ons of them was overhauled while making his way in
the direction of the Peninsula, and returned to "du-
rance vile"
We learned that eight others escaped Saturday night
but it Is not well authenticated 1t Is presumed that
measures have been taken 10 prevent repetition Of
this occurrence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
THE CITY.

GLASS WOrKs-we are pleased to learn that com
pany has beea organ zsd in this city for the purpose Of
establishing glass factory Rockets the site for
merly occupied BY Mr. j. s. Atlee's works. An ample
capital has been subscribed. and experienced wOrkmen
employed. The buildings and furnaces are far COM
psted that operat Ons will probably be commenced in
tie course Of fortnight Bottles, decanters, tumbers
walls etc, will be made rapidly a. the capacity OF the
works will allow, and additional furnaces will be con-
ssructed for the manufacture of window gasssn ar
ce which is very scare and much needed in the Confed
crate States We wish the enterprise unlimited success
II ia proper 20 remark that fragments of glass win
rect with ready sae at high prices, at the glass works
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
SHE sTOOPs TO CONQUER.

I SHE sTOOPS TO CONQUER.
The management take great pleasure In infj ming their
plrons Will ho present entirely iece which
interest lnca and scenic effect has never been before
equalled. The piece Is Snt tied
THE ANGEL or DEATH
EH-Doors open at o. Performance will at ~ pre-
eiSey. n 1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

North Garden Depot,
FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale the beautiful Farm, located
asose nov the occupancy OF SIR. Henry Rustsce
adjoining Tucker OOs, IL contains $50
cleared and 100 In oak aud chestnut
grow r, and under goO3 fence.
All ne dngs the place have been erected within the last
tn yesr consist Of resdenee with four ait
grove The house s painted oak o1or Inside
aud yoW ousde; neat ONCE Ia the yard with two
rooms large Htchen brick sphg house houses large
stable, IS.
TIE Rsrm we'll WAered with springs in each nsdi yoang
apple orchard.
Ihe farm lies In the most beautiful portion Of the county
Green Muntsn and s finest Is grown In the neghbo
ho d. About 80 eded IA " inter- oLti.
I purchaser take al Vic esoPs, cattle hories tanning
Implements 40, At isir valuEton Price or TIE shS so OuO
cash. Apply TO GOODlN APPEksON.
no 3-eod3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
lEAITIFUL F1RM OF $50 ACRRS,

Ssve. Males from SeottsgiHe aud same dis,aacs- from
North Garden Depot,
ron err
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

PEasOsAL.-We have a copy of the New York Daily
News of tse lOb containing personal notices in which
the following persons are interested:
AdCph Brussel, Co. G, CObb's Legion.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac s Allen, Mobile.
Katie E,tee, or Mrs. O. S. Mckenzie, Richmond.
Joseph P White, Of Troy, N. Y.
DR.. j. W. ~ Hopkins, formerly Of elst Va. Vols.
Mrs. Dgby. No ll5 Broad, street, Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

NOTICE. TARDY Il WILLIAMS have
IN exclusive Of the Zine and Raney SOAP,
manufactured eablshmssL whom Al orders must Dc
addressed. 81 .l 49,. 80 ,.....
We are paying highest prss either IN cash Of n Exchange
IL iirtf 80 - MANCHESTER Soap WORKS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16
TTsT m CIsuALTIEs

n LepisiaaG Guard Artilicry Of Nss Orleans, Leu
iSidRS, Lisui Coz H. D Jones Battalion, in The en-.
gagsmsai ef tk IA iEstapt az R0PpahaHHOek Bridge
Kuled-Sergt Wm Mccall Wounded: Corporals
Green SAyes severely in shoulder and chn De Per-
ter, severely IN shoulder. PriVates Henry Bridge,
slightly in hard; John Johnston, in right arm Pope
Muld,r severely in onder; Chas UlhorD, slightly IN
hand; Theo UlhOra, assh wound in leg; John VIII
son, slightly in arm.
Taken Prisoners Lieuts Robt L Moore, Rdtia
sergeants VIM 7 Purvance. VIM Ahern, WIN neTee'
IVBsn Dpd ev Corporlls Louis Colomb, Green SAyles
jas P Golden, Jas Dixon. Privates ADAMS + l.
ward Allen, Rob, Block Wesley Brown, WIN Bal
ley, Henry Bridge ia Brown, John BLACK Inona 3
Clarke, John Uolomb, Maton Friersoo, Cornelius
w HurIev. Chs W Harvard, John II II 'sin, John Ii
Hubbard Andrew Alexander, Henry kopman, Au.
gus,us w Li.teIl. Simon Liebrck, Edwin h4ks WIN 4
Mcneil Cbas A Natil, Henry Osle, Eugene Parkham,
WIN P PAyndely, Joseph Royston, Benjamin White,
Henry Weymouth.
jackson, NJ ssssiEp, and Montgomery, AlabAma, pa
rlpRse eODY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-16

CLERK House Of Delegates and Keeper the Rolls Of
nov5-dAsN2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-26
What the Rebels are Fighting for.

The Richmond Examiner is the organ of
jeff Davis, and speaks his sentiments. On
the 2Sth of May when the rebel cause was
more hopeful than it now is-that paper pub
lshed long article entitled sour Destiny"
full of grandiloquence and highlalutin, from
which we copy the following, which is the on
ly paragraph of particular interest to the gen.
eral reader. In copying it, the st. John Globe
asks "for it calm perusal, that is if the read
er is cold-blooded enough to peruse it
calmly" -
The establishment of this Confedcracy is verify a
distinct reaction against the tcOie course Of the mis-
taken civilization Of The age. And,ihis is the true
reason why we have been left without the sympathy
with the sharp edge of the sword For "Li6ertg D,
Eqndhy, fraternity +" ace hare deliberately sabsfi-
tufed Stdrery, SHb0rdinatioR, and Government.
Those social aud political problems which rack and
torture society, we have undertaken to solve for
ourselves IN our own way, and upon own
principles, lhat amongst equals equality is right,
amongst those who naturally UNEQUAL equality is
chaos; fha there are slave races born serve
ter races born 10 govern. Such the fundamepta
principles which inherit from the ancient world
which we lifted up in the face of peryerse genera
ton that has forgotten the wisdom of its fathers
by whose principles we live and in their defense we
have shown ourselves ready TO die. Reyerently
feel that our Confederacy is cd sent missiona-
ny TO the nations, with great truths TO preach We
must speak them boldly; and whose hath ears to
hear let him hear.