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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
DR.. Johnston,
Baltimore 9oa.SOfpitaG.
3ur lnterbyaduns ber 0uadIolberei etabltrt.
Der stn,tee WIob In Der 0sIt, TOO ltHere,
IhnelIe unD gsiinptde &uEen In
9ebeimen 3rane0etten
Str etn3i9e Nr3t, tpelGes au)stat.

GenGht wtrte ais ta Tn6: 3eusunssundEeteit SGtdGe
tn benz ada ano eeh 9lierern GasunSungen Der Weren
unb Ylle, Sasmrnerstesansen @4Wie Der Rerueu, sra.
fGwipe 6er3tDpen <d6j&erubet 3ttt,rn. Ausentdwdfe
S9ptreel, SOpilGmers Gntslnbun9 / 6alieS, Der Naie
Ger Qunse ees daenS ter Gtnleip,re urS dler iener
ltetel b ssiieu ateimen emobnte ten Der Suse b.
pete tbten 0psrn eeibrt6er nb ais tee Strenen Ge-
re b"n @edbrten beS tsisS terrGbren unS ntt
5ets eebeilt prbfn tte gauenbiten 6pndu9et eernt-
ten 'd,rdde eer Genftutton berperbruaen bic @te
n6a MAIDEN unb sulsbt Ben S6rper unb tnn iestSreH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
8s,bpiratbels }Deriouen,

ster @Olde tpel. f@ su oerberabea beGbfssu unb fa
pbpIer Sdmd&e peee eiueS onceren Stnbe nes bemu6t
FAB iclten unperiU8d Dr 5rbnfpn su 9atbe Stebeu
&ne .ireern geeen ote @be ptnIe poer retftae Ger
rdtteas ebarE.tt Der ye 3tttern unb Sdwdt.
G f6Spune Ear f9reGLdoien Irt uerDen ibneI fUrtr.
Derientse pelfer Der 8ekaueluug unb firOrse ron
Dr. Scbnisn unersebt fam TIM ais enem Gtrenmaune.
Ctne Turt @ drrsrtrGuen uub 8pperit@td' Guf feline 8rt
ItGe &eihiGiiGfett usrIaIien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
Oraan!iA1 Sawd&e

rS gnSer3eIt6 getetlt unn Die Uee raft Dter tsrst-
felt Dtsies urttare get en- e5es bas 2ben elenb nb
bte @te unb Naatemmenbat unmpeli@ md@t ifspft cas-
2ppS Derer bic itren Get eniafte unbepauen rStnen
r9t &eute Iinb ju leit su Musi@weungen seneis pet
lie bereu gpeen nt eendu Fsnnen. GbAlet tie aud bur
Strtturen NieeerfnLaeen i'm Sarn Stein uub anbere -
dbeu entieben fGun 10 1T ie bod efentbeil ene BCIse
Ees M26tr,nes ber ebelten 0rsdne lqer nber MID es
auene eaB lie ra Der Grsu9ung eber bon Denen cerI1
wtrh te @ betmItden 2lRern erseben ais BON Dsat
Bic bd uetie itHe.
Bg .9fftee: DO. Z @ib. .5rebertdFr., :,
lIeben Ge0reu bcn 8altimrrslr,, 5(tItAe Sette,
ote S5tufen 1tuauF.
Wan rnerte d Ramen unb SauSnummes beuE untptiien-
be nb rugerIe yatma@tr burfyte6cue unb 9epiiencie
QuGGIalber, S@ubfltGer, Sefelwter, Gtrasenreniser
Nnp QampenYuter u. II. bd reeemdbt9e Ner5te
unb aueru Gugeaceen Or ptrfrns Sui tn Der gfats
N8. &ae Bteie mUien etneH Dpit'Starnp entbsItsn.
gins c5jlua4 q , 1aqsu tuqejc9e't.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
@stRtg.

Die irsfbten @trtunsen bee 9aiters n6 iebr su fs@-
ten. Berlut pes @t6ibtnes 8erirrung ter Sheen, Sc
brudtbe Der etiteat ae k6is Nbnun9en Nbueteuus
ter GefeaiGaft, uG d9 Giniamteie WtFtrnneu 9eoen
l& ietSf 5Wr6tiamsit IT. T. IL. itnO eini8e Der Itmmeu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
0sfd5eltde Rranfbeit.

gEenn Der trreeeeitss untluse Singing dagfnstt bds
bat seihiebt es b4nJ tdB en untetti8es SbamSes
fub pret Die Jur@t por Gntbedun3 TIN ab9rsdt Idb
sne ~ tpenben au wete 5rie ibr Grdetuno unb
Wartet anse b bie Spmstot ceieS redIideu llebtIs
tpe t. Q. eth nit @ei6m Ell tnt3Uulef ais, eAe b0e
Naie, S&mert i'm op'e nnc In ZEN @Itera &tadbme es
ner unp Aren Simmer i'm Sei +te unb OIL cen @rtreti.
ten @ etsen, roo tam tiec ebsl nit stner fdre@lt6tn
S9nsaistet oor t Gtstten, BIS sulebt ber duttn unb
bic Ndntnoten sinia eng cas- Oper brr furdbaem 8tdnf
tett etu @eGtitanb e tleie8 r'rb unb ter Sob tnen
l6rsd@en Seieen eatuyd Gin @nbe mat bas er ibn mad
ienem Ianoe qrin6t Ued :etn Retferte 3rdtebrt
Gs lit cine trnurige GlGfafe tae utnte beler frrdt.
barren 6rantte 8un 0per iauen in 8Olae Der llnse d
ltet unmt(ente Drnblec, ne6e burG Nnmeuoung ieaeS
toetitsn Gittes res s GrS bic &cnutipn oerrtten NIB
pen Nleli 9es getens IN en slenhee Gaen rermanben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
cSunoe GlRdrner.

6eTonSesS wee Rte Cper fereS seben 2aers eepCrben
nb. paS tibrld 70 btee 3Guenbe In etn at rtbes Grab
reibt mete tuI tire erhabeuea Goene un6 entpdeten
8erfante6rate NIT be Drunsr Der Oeredmett ben St'
beeeter 9eer beaubernte 3Dne entDft b2ben
tpareen, m3aen idt NIT npaent 0ertrauen naben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
se.,t.nI,a ~ hendl an !

Or. ToNnpr btte dten Denen ietne Slfe an toe6e tf
burd cle 8sbetme unp uunatlrlide et unb RSrper er
Drenee Tr ete Nr6stt bic eie1fGc unS nte unf1bta
madenee Safe oe1rldt hdbeu.
eer no ein;ae rdursen unS befldeusNertben SOL
gen re fruhen @eprtntten feS yGitere Sw DE I'M Rt
fen unb ben Getern Smerjen i'm 3rpf S6p5he be8 Goe-
ats @srlu Der Dtu telfra SerSflOptsn bSfe nrube
WdseniHnidc lnrrbnuua fer Yereauuues SreaHe a1ge,
metne @nttrdftuns, Spmptcme Ger 96piH6Iubt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
SOr9mt6's SPITE,

.3 9lp. 271 N5slt Drottfr., eeeena6sg eee
Iurnbd(le.
CbtgtS Sctel III NIT 0uen 8eoueml&tetteu etugsgsGls
I1e pre bermit eem rttenben Dubtum beens emgoEler
AS @tn Staarb febt sur GIerfisuue Der C5jne.
Es~ sB1rme Wne taIte Sdeer Su eoer Id9eEieit.
Anfn6tGe inT9e Serren rDnncn nit 2pss unb SoTrtus
eceDmpbirt perbei. l8Ii3Wt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05

bsbenten ab .n senter 8i unb Elm euupey G6rrer bic
n ttrsu tafen @rfrrerntiie 3ur ete16en @lufiePfei
np 9a Ctne ttee prb bic ee Se5 Sebsn8 CUR traurtsn
pugertlbr Nje @luetGu res Yeb n8pcfinfern i'd fue.
lib bic eele W:ro ergren 9erSrciTtung unt me,
lanpItidcn 8etrlttun9er, taf uH8 bic 6yeren celde
&brerc eeHeeRn perpeipert fine
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
/; hc gr ;Drs|ie.

Die rtele Eagenss p'te ri6renb cer leBeu itbepsetu
a@c In ole ct @4r}a s.r mu cen unb bic euge MID.
tilr pmrar5 tltNe Sre-G tpne'. wele Or. Sebnc au-
f0brte psuen oe 5tttnag@ appUrteuTe ptee antere
aien unttrrits 'sutt3 unt eRpt II iii Be3ug Quf etnen
GtoJafter ais Ghr mlal Ia Ne5ug au Gbaraer Wnb Gje-
lefHrg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05

G3 gi6 olet, uu9it:abe unb urbebeueute 0udGialber
tpclte It'd Gl2 Neg5fe 9e Or :ebnipns 2lntQn.
btgungcn cppjLeN. GbTt6gg Gtieielmter 2pmpcnpnber
u w.. erDlrr.tde perahrltce 9in@na6er, pe!he tbr
2eben auatt rer eeIen gen@aii cr Dteo3tn ME-
cu3len &eynfe mibmeten it'd itkt eAslnaBig gebtleete
Neg8t ttuIien, tem er 1hrenGn unb nts urges Abnen
ben go ol'or6ngen. bic 'otnptsit VI der mte u9IufI-
der g9etie In lire @ate tclnmen 8eyR9 aBen un' rn-
rer IT. SghnitCn bait teBbab fir nobnsnotg 81 ers
rdtuen, Defenders r G5cI6c neld nit enGm Htute unbe"
tan"t nb fas einc 8e9laut9aeu o6er &plCe beRonbts
tn sner > fFee IteaeH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05

Dr. Sgniirn 1T Der etuirse segemSFie sebtbste Nrjt
eIder ble etlupg seuen 5rnntpsten Gnae9t. Gene
Dlitte nSb 8ebGnNun9 iiuo alen Anbeten 9dnld unte
FAINT Get terdngtbltet cgn eincu GebGn welGes CT tn
cen ar5Rtn spttdlerm @urcpd8 uab tem eren oees 9a
be5 su5 6mte ndmtid @Nsauh, aranfreiG nnb In rem
RIrdlep QbiI0befstn u 10 uo er Bat etne aus eee
tere prorts ale are anbsreG Nerste Der SDclt.
Der Selder ft Der phsse res Or. DbrapR tent stbt
tann f oerrauen etne Gbre ats aRonH nab ietue Gs-
ID dlidteitdls Ar;t.
aggs Cfffc4: Wc. 7Sat.Erebert6RraSe, 9 Nnses
Gaab bon 8aItimOrtfs, nsbtH bsr ,,asbsttsrRaas."
Gauttrantbeitsn trerben i9neG eetetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
Gnmoe 8 ate !.

bic M turd tetmite 2Gf 9ei6tsa& Faben te fe fo oft
cpn bpen 4euten gfer in Der Sue lerne, Sol.
gen fs oGnadb lpuren. ielSt i'm Sdnie, bur Qplutip
men bic, un9ebettt, te Gre unmoettd MAIDEN un6
S0per Gstr serbren outen ioort RE n6tt1,n dit.
than SOIde Perpnen mdien, ReoPg e fn eten in lie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
LAVISH FnO.1 rmN UNrTHD sfAFks.

We have received from tho Agent Of the Associated
Pies the following summary news from the NSN York
Herald, of Wednesday last, the 4th inst:
TIE ELECTIONS AT The NORTH.
The State election in New York, Tuesday, resulted in
an overwhelming Abolition majority. The city OF Ne"
York, which last year gave Seymour 1000 majority
now gives the Aboidonsts 10 900 majority. Inc he-
publican State oi.ers cleo ed Cheu cey NJ DePeT'
Secretary OF a'e; Ldous Ro6itson ComPIrGlle' 1n'
Coebrane Attorney General; Geo. w. Schuyler, Tired
eurer; Bei j. f. Bruce, Canal Commissioner James H.
tics Inspector of Prisons and snry r. seden, Judge
Of the Court Of Appeals.
Gov. Andrews (Rep.) has been reelected in Aassa-
chusetts The Republicans made clean sweep In the
State, carrying the Senate almost unanimously.
In New Jersey the returns shOS large Democratic
gains.
In Maine and Wisconsin the Republicans carried their
State tickets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 7.-Enemy'd fire very allow to-day
mostly from monitor and two land batteries. Fort
Moul.re and batteries Marion, Marshall and Simpkins
opaned brisk afs The enemy, doing some excellent
shooting, and frequently driving the Yankees rom their
guns The number of snots fred by the enemy within
the last twenty. four hours ia $50. Privates Howell
Jones and vaun, Of the 2sth Ga, killed. and prvates
Siubble6eld Penton Batter, lawrence, silus, Howell
Laue, Enney and Wood, all OF the 2s;h Ga, slightly
wounded on Friday No casualties reported to-day.
TIE firing continues sowly. The number of vessels in
side the bar twenty eight including the Ironsdes and
fonr mou;tora
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
MeRr on 1HE RAPPIHANN0cE-NEADE

REPOhlED ADI IN AA U.
Aboa. or o'clock on Saturday evening, a force Of
Yankees a portion Of Meads's army, yarously esimi-
tea At from 1900 to 10000 advanced on Hays LOus-
ian, and Hoke's North Carolina brigades, who were
p,stpg on the norths;de Of the RAppaha9nock, near
Kellv's Ford The enemy being in overwhelming force
tbe two brigades we're cut Oh aud OverpoWered, and
most Of them taken prisoners. A small number were
liuj aud wounded General Hays, understand,
saved some six hundred men, while small number OF
She North Carolina brigade escaped We also lost tour
peoes of are y but saved she horses and equipments
O,r loss in prisoners IS estimated by some at 900 or
I OoO and BY others sc a much larger number. The
numerical strength Of the bEigSdes will scarcely
sv,se, 600 men. We learn that General Hays him
self was captured az me but subsequently escaped
Con Eossis on ached duty il Moth Carolina, aud his
biy,ds WAS commanded by the Senior Colonel, whose
mana We have bsea unable 10 learn. Although encon-
t,ripq An ogerwaenug force men are represented
TO have fought mos. calamity, aud pied the ground
with l,r.,s NUMBERS Of killed aud wounded Yankees.
The foregoi, are substantially facts correctly
- eod ascertain them irom ofCers and no lef the
INV ,g4day. We may add tbaJ otisill information
has We been received that have learned in rtldon TO
t,e sf.ir, and nolling through tue Associated Press
We hone hat further Information will show the affair
z, be- les serious than al present reported.
I. il believed that the greater portion OF Aeades
a.mv has crossed the ktppAashnoek, and Is
probsbly advancing which event general
engagement Of the two armies may occur at any
Zine soon. OF our osn movements IL may no; yet be
advisable to speak Suffice it to say, Geo. Lee is as
well pr, pared now %, figat when he lately chased
Meade 20 Bstoe Station, and that he viii 6ghs him, II
it necessary TO hglt position of his osn ohoos-
irg Is vii be seen sOn the meas rom he Herald OF
the 18th, in another colunO, tia. &ssds mas been
prepariuz for Al immediate advance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
FFOV SUFF0LE AND VICLNTTT.

The Petersburg gster, of The 7h has learned that
negro regimen. is gorr Onipg Cianey Island, aRd
that t,re are no Yankee soldiers in the vicinity OF SUf
folk, except one detachment at Wights Mill, and
another At B-raards dill patrol Of Yankees visit
Safo.S every day.
Oas Of the Confederate detectives managed to get
few 6syslioee within tso niles OF cd Point and bis
return reported that he transport Land troops at
Ne~por. News, aud heard Yankee say that thirty
thousand troops were st that point This may Indicate
smother "oa to Richmond" PER the Penin-ula, per
haps movement On the soutn-side Of James river, rs
there is nothing prevent he crossing Of an army ir m
one bank 70 the o-Lcs.
Hr. John W. Ames. one Ct tie pSOPrietOrs Of the
BOlusbroOk Hotel captured fss days s.nee has b, en-
sent to Fort N-r.0.S.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
Da. RUcKER's Oscars TnRouGa ALLxGHANY.-The

Da. RucKER's EscAPs THROUGH ALLxaHASY.-The
Fncaste Express says the notorious Rucker passed
through Covirgton Aneghaoy county, on the morning
of the 10Th about o'clock Calling at the door Of an
old acquaintance and making enquiry ''f the bridges
were guardedg' he was recognized, but before pursuit
could be made was some distance on the way. Alter
day Light when men and horses were collected TO make
pursuit he had le the road some miles west OF Cow
ington and concealed himself 10 goig sc OF the moun
tain where be was accidentally discovered by Mr. John
WYATT who was unarmed aud on Fuckers appeal TO
be furnished With food and allowed to rest until night
lat the same time showing six shooter) Wyatt took
him cd and then returned 10 inform the Proves Guard
of his lurking place IL the guard, of i've Or six
men, paced themselves in the ravne, on either side OF
Rucker with the purpose Of closing in from both sides
AID capturing him BY this time it was growing dark
thOw the whole day spent We are not iniormed)
and he escaped by sukiug one OF the parties IN the
brush and dsrkness-saving 10 their hands his horse
shawl &C. Some further pursuit was made in vain, and
information sent to the various routes leading to the
enemys Inns Rocker is Represented as suffering much
from hunger exposure and sickness. Whether ne has
been able 90 effect lis escape 70 the enemy Is not yes
ascertsLed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

GoLDsBoEo Nov. 7.-President Davis arrived here tt-
day at IL A. ~, and enthusiastically received by
ci,ize.s and soldiers. Being called for he made few
remarks from the pllfOrm of the car He said North
Carolina had noby done her duty, from the battle Of
Bethel TO Chickanauga, and would do her duty in fu
ure and that grunIbles who sat around their fresdes
fielding fault With soldiers thus dampening their ardor,
would be remembered hereafte He closed his remarks
amidst loud cheers expressing the hope that peace and
prosperity would soOn emile upon free and ude-
pendent people.
The train moved off amidst deafsnny and prolonged
cheers.
The President in the enjoyment of good health
his ictiguing tour notwithstanding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09

CAPrUaE OF A YANKEE VEssEL.-We learn from the
WILMINGTON Journal Of the oh, that the schooner Alice
Webb, OF Ill tons burthen, Vanbrunt master, from
New York to BeauiOt N. c. with provisions and urni-
ture for John Watson, Connecticut man, WHO either
hid set up, or iuteaded TO set % store in Beaufort in
attempting to get into S~ansbOrO on Friday last, got
aground on the bar about half mile from tie beach.
1, would seem that the Captain mstOOk sTGnsbOrO for
BeSufOrt.
The crew and passengers came up to SNansboro! and
surrendered themselves to our pickets. The Captain
says that the Conderate force there consisted of 80
men of the 68i Regiment under Capt Harriss aud DE-,
lacbment of the 5th cavalry.
The prisoners lave been confined in Wilmington IN
Ill they can be sent to Richmond
The people were busy in getting out the schOOnOr's
cargo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
EnnK NnRIH cAROLLNA.

Reliable information has been received here Of the
appearance @, the en0my's 81. boats in the Chowan
river, with considerable iCr5s OF men and munitions.
1, reported that they bad landed al Wyn,Ou, ald it
is thought the purpose Of the movement is TO threaten
Weldon, aud cut Oh communication with the South by
tie Weldon and Wilmington Railroad. The glIboais
are represented 10 De about nine in number. We could
learn no further particulars.
Of our ability OF preparation to resist this threa eued
M. vemenf, il would not be prudent 20 speak
Sire the above vas put in type, tO!cg7lphc des-
match la been received, 10 which ne refer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09

hear lAe toskY point jatDg Ous fon the Top Of look.
out nearest tho river called Pulpit Rock and that these
batteries Sienced the enemys batteries on aoccasin
Bend on the North side of the Tennessee, Thursday
last He and others from Braggs army express de-
sire for the enemy to attempta flank movement 20 as
to give our army en- opportunity to fight them IN az
open 6ed in which event doubts are entertNned Oh
giving the eneny defeat disastrous to them, glorious
for ma
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
FP0M RAS1 TRNNESSEE.


The Abingdon Vnginan, of the 6Ih' says;
As far as We haze been able to hear from upper EAST
nessee the Yankees have fallen back beyond Greene
vile ard our forces are moving in that direction From
that we hear of the movements of our forces below
Knoxvills. aul what we know Of their movements on
tons side we shall not be surprised at any moment to
ear that the Federals have been persuaded to abandon
al Upper Est Tennessee to winter on the north side Of
Cumberland Mountain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
BIZ AUTHORITY,

AN. ACT .
10 amend aud rs-eaaet the Act passed March the ll.
1868, IN relation to the unMeessary consumption of
GrainGy Distiiers and other Manufacturers Of Spr.3
itIons and Malt Liquors.
Passed October sis, 1881
Bs enacted by tie General As.eJ That tbe Act passed
March 18th, 1863 entitled, amend Act
entitled amend and reenaet Act entitled
the consumption OF Grain Der and
other Manufacturers Of eDnuous aud Mat Lao passed
tober 3D. 1892 be and the hereby amended and
ed so as to read ~ follow:
Il shall be lawful for person hereafter or
70 be made any Whisky, or other spuous Malt Lquors
Of Corn, Whea Bye other out Of died tru
Pc atoes Sugar. hoias Cane bolses Cane Sorghum
and 90 CT nGDg shall be deemtd guilty OF msde
and, conysOn thereof shall be fined for syery
fence not eS an hundred dollars than se ou
sand dollars ana be subject In the county M
exceeding twelve monts a. the discreLon Of the cog
No person, firm shall hereafter whole
part contract heretofore hereafter made with the Con-
e1efate Government with of Government
hsng or cSu,ing 70 be nade Whisky other srdnt sps
section shall be deemed subjec, penalties Imposed
tnis ana other acts sgains. awful dsillatiOn.
The Keeper OF TIE kos this Act 70 he published
Il least Two Newspapers In the city kchone txo
weeks. ~
THIS Act shall be In toree from lie passage.
A copy from the Ron. -
Teste
WIN y. GORDON JA,
nov S-d6c2w U II. ID. ard Keeper Of Rolls of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
IsKcoNp pEsPATcH.l

CHARLESTON, Nov. s.-Tbe enemys fire on Sinner
continued slowly, with still further gradual abaie-
ment. Two hundred and ifty-hve shcl and shot we've
fred at Samter from sundoEn Saturday to shutdown to-
day, of which IF seven missed. The casualties are
few wounded. The enemy are evidently getting weary
of their inc factual efforts A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
LArER rRoM cnARLEsrON.

Adyices from Charleston TO the Slst ult say the
bonbardment of Sumter is tOi prevent the Conederntes
constructing batteries and covered ways in the chan
mel side OF the fort by demoshing the gorge wall aud
dwelling the fortifcsnons to tie waters edge Three
shells from the rfed gun between Wagner aud Gregg
exploded in the city of Charleston on Tuesday last.
Gilmore ia getting up bronze medals fer his men at a
iesery store in New York Besides picture Of Sum
Ter in ruins it is to bear fac simi!' Of the Generals
autograph.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09

CAPr. TuESEr, oOmmsndant of the Libby Prison, has
been on visit to Lynchburg to inquire into the pros
poets and capacity OF that place to accommodate poT
ton of the la ge number OF Yankee prisoners
Rned in Richmond. We learn that his visit was euc-
cessf and that it Is determined to send from 1900 to
1000 to that city.
This will relieve the cOmmissariat here to some ex-
tent though it is doubtful whether the people Of Lynch
ba congratulate themselves the prospective acces
sion,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
EGHT - LNAnR.RH.

Information mas been recsiv5d here that an engsg'-
meut ba- occurred at LOSisburg Gresnber county, in
Western rsiua, between ,he Yankee General Ayeell
and Genera. Eahol' IN which the later was repulsed
We have tus iar been unable 70 learn any particulars
of tie 6Eht.
i, vii bs remembered that Aysr.ll was reported by
the telegraph fez days since aiyancing Lewis
bsrg with lorcs of 900 meu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09

President DAVIS ON ExroRIIoNEks-Presideut Dl-
Wis has ye=y contemplate opinion OF e1tortiOnerS and
those who owe, but dodge, military duty In late
speech be is reported to have said f were yOuOg
gir, and wanted to marry, would rather leal upon
the empty sleeve of the soldier who had lost arm in
battle than upon the muscular of him who sad at
h,me and alew fat"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09

REsIGsArIoN OF HoN. Ii. HOLF.-HOn. Hines Holt,
Representative in Congress from the Sd District of
Georgia has published card resgning his POSITION
He Gays:
This step is taken in Difference TO your right to be
more ably and efficiently especially more acceptably
| represented.
ehall cary with into retirement grateful sense
of your past confidence, and the all sustaining
.oousnes that have served you faithfully, not wise
IS and acceptaby.
Colotel n. q. B!anford, Representative elect, will
probably be appointed to succeed him for the une1pred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
NvInR PnTpApINd TO ADVANCE.

The news from Washington indicates the immediate
advance OF Meade All abe.bodied troops under the
command Of Gen. MarundAle, the Military Governor Of
Washington, has been relieved from duty and ordered
to the field their place be filed by the invalid eop
The 18th Pennsylvania has already left to join Meade
telegram saws. lit is reported that considerable in
formation has recently been cleaned Of the enemys
strength, position, a., which will enable Gen. Meade
60 take active measures" The now run to War
TeltOu,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09

bCNrNsK PROrT5.-The ALedgeyile (Ga.) Recorder
Gays that about months ago Mr. L. D. Duekner Of
fsred for sale his orchard and grape farm in that vicn
ity consisting OF 100 a,res, in the finest condition of
frutage. His price $4,000, to give possession
Immediately, including the o:Op, 100000 b. the Let
of January after the fruit gathered. He received
scores of letters making inquiry, and several vsits OF
inspection but, fortunately for ar. Buckuer, aae
Was effected. Ice lac since real zed from his apple
crop of 1868 between 500 600 and $4,000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Adv.css from the front afford no
thing important or interesting.
The enemy are slowly Smelling Lookout Mountain
Gen. Cheatbam arrived here yesterday, on leave oil
absence for few days. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-09
HANDSOME AFFAIR AT ROGERsVlLLE.

HANDSOME AFFAIR AT R0GERSVlLLE.
The following official despatch was received at the
War Department yesterday:
NARRows, via Dublin, Nov. s.
The following has just been received from Blounts-
vile: "Our cavalry, under Big. Gen. VIM. Jones
aud Col Gtner yesterday captured at Rogersvla eight
hundred and fifty prisoners, fouF pieces Of artillery
two stands OF colOrs sixty wagons, and one thous md
animals. Our loss two killed and eight wounded
(Signed) K. RANSOM,
Maj. Gen"