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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
JANIS sIvEe sAKn FOn SALE.

DB authority of decree Of the Circuit
- Court Goosbland osuDiy p'on'u1eed be 81 day
Svpm' 1854 in IN Jha1 ending H. Id eou
tSeen Matthews A. Arat,,on bis rs guardian
The ins chi dren u W h. O. Amer o. decd PiAhfs
Mary Garland Aud ID Others fsadants Lha Con-
sPpoined BY said Decree pre- ed eel, pubic
suction, 10 ire fghetdder, st Co chsnd Court IT. use
bin AID proceedings In iad sut mrniored whereof sid VIM
G. derson d seized, 6gIn the said
land poud above &aldeL ASyen snd ,1-e.
hchau 5 ant Csda- iGt lu lie lAId.ng river
and adjoining De Cart DcHs> ISQperfy.
The ins tbrut 4t3 65 10 y,r
tim u fac quality, sn 10 20 Of Greek 1a
~ the low gtouGds on he river.
There 81 JIes 20 u which
otb ~ kory, &c, Of origin groNt..
The Wi,pie y well Netsrsc with heytrfaliDg sJeArs.
.. oil, ucs tonslt sn-n DR,;irg CORD GyeTse
sr, hous hree la X tobacco bAis framed, bsrs
BILE. g.. ...... .-
The GALE all he made on The following
Onrt i'd cash, onehird In t' c:her hird In
Eos deferred mcus purchaser CIV, ono
perso sscuiiy title pa-
the ssd bond Interest, from Gay H.
itp yabo annually. sAfTHEW A. ANDEKNvh.
= u cfis Commr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
YRoN CHARLESTON

CHAELSssCN o Is Frrg o.. our taacres COL :
ti.uCs as u.ua' T enemy mGk,' no ei IL, bI..ttn.
t'nucs No az Al 'dl'ipu 'uWb'r Of ira sports
IS o..ort Folly III t.
sEcOSD DxPA'cH
CHARLESTON, o.. Is Two Ftench war vessels ar.
we'd n he bar ia ald rgniGed,a desire 10 COM
III ln'cas With tte French Corsul who will rjbaLly
visiL tt,m 0 morrow morning.
Captain nuuscy ard Of Sven men, in small
boat, were dronncd in q o bar or This merriu.
E.n,g Lou our b,it4rie' continue i ~y No ie-
spo e ram ire enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
THE STRANGERS GUIDE,
-, ,,t.r,,u. ntput,tnpV

The fast number of this publication is Low
L ready. 10 shows the cation OF ~ Public Baile-
arg, the Confederate, 81 and CITY Governments
Re ia aeus g. the inc pal uflcets 'te, ETC. Pdce
~ NeNs Bnys others will be rf On hhe 81 tsnS
Aypyo Gao. p. EVANS 90,
&C "a -8s - Wing BGldns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
AND ZOE SALE.

/ AND FOR SALE.
Cir Tor sale ny tact Of land, conzcltg neac 500
lying 10 he ups, Of Hanover cOuLty some - m
from Rehmtud zt0i1ng the lands Of Boiling Vaughn and 9TH
ahou Oieah Of The land cleared apd Ia good
heart remainder 90 Cak ard There 1oue thirty
srts e1teect og gruurd The pace vel Wattred The
lnpro, 70 o. tWostUry framed dive Ing, near
d. dushed. The CuthtuFs good There an excellent
sizing yery convenient
F5r acaiars address at Montpelier tnover eoun-
IT, or Mr. h. Jsnes. No. us Broad eci, Richmond We
Prize go PER JAAks NJ hUCAOLS-
tcI5-8.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
J0lIS I. PlLNoRE

OFFICE OF TaEJ Il. AND X CO..
RHHu0SB, Oc'IbrT J. 1868.
TNHR ANNUAL NJ EE ling OF HE SUCK
Il HOLDERs Of tie Jam RIVER and KaaNWha Company vii
b. held tbs Once on MONDAY the 2olt lest.
sIokh4ldss requested " ap he pgcxs and for
ward the p)Eer q attorney 70 this Ifee u, promptly
sible
APPOINTMENT or PROXY.
KNOW ALL PRrsESrs That the subscribers,
being Ia the JAMES RIVEK AND AIsWH COM
PANY, DO hereby cOnsti ute aud appoint trae
zWfc Attorney and Proxy TO repreen each 81 r a AL
General Mseins Of the Stockholders Of sail Company, held
within from and after the date hereof shen
personally represented b. Ohe Proxy with
full power authority, ktuc General Meetings, give such
votes do snch 9th act scis each VI
euud give do member OF The slia megs II
PERSONAL pre- and do hereby r>y AID connrm what
votes sald Attorney lawfully
do FOR US in purane; TIE su hoi hereby conferred
h m.
Witness hasds and SEALS ths day OF ole
thousand eight hundrtd and
1sstr;
[sElLl
lSEA
Eu.l
teEAL
WM. P. MUHFo2D.
o,2-s5H3W Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
RICHMOND WING.
F.uoAY aORNING, OCT. 10 1889

,a,,, DAIRY ys.r s9Oao; n0aIs, go co Dr l'a'
vr 90 o. 4. per mcnh.
80 -s-slT year $780, months $500.
ws..,v vesr, 800; uouiAs, tAoO.
,-.. O.. g. ths rlss % ths schsorissr.
SO ,a,-e sapeia Ar aArssa via cra-s ''H saae''
o. 4. -f4 OF sualr'lsu s Si''a' 70 rais ADD III
.... u.t .as-s pap-Ja coagnasJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
MANGER,s ImpaovRD ARTIFICIAL LEG

WILL lie furnished by us TO those who
20 need nd ShO may be tnpOsed psrODire See
eertine >tts below.
JAs T. HANGER a BROTHER, ..
stAEuton, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

tIssOLUTION.
WILLIAMS d DARLINGTON have this
day dissolved by urtual consent Either partner will
sign the the eoncern In se't!emest Of accounts
Richmond. Sept rs, isSs.
NEW CONCERN.
We, the undersigned, have this day merged
the uEder firms style
WILLIAMS aud that Of OLAiBoRsE BARKsDALE
under The style OF
WILLIAMS, DARLINGTON & BARKsDALE
for the purpose Of conducting
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
W. trust fr<u rapth ia this beh q busiufss
aud rtsfn tie patronage pf The q all
o. erI who may % vor rs with Leir patronage.
EB- once % door below Cary aud 18th street
Go. ". bIiLIiYs,
w. I. CARhiN6TON,
Lste WiiiAEs d Csfrtn.6h.
claiborne BAkKaDALe, +.
Hpl 20, is63-dln Late BsfksdAs Bro.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

MANI FACTIR, D TOBACCO,
THE subscribers Offer Tor sac very large
L stack Of MAhuacursd u-Ldg u part, III NJ
loving brslds
Tea Le,[ 4 A. HootnaN. Ny Apple,
Etc.qT L a, Moss Roz a0-ig IA,
LuPbo US pa i0nsy AreAci's Honey Dew
Warrington, i-isNay ". Rore-f,
X G. broNn Al1vn b. one- TEis', 1854.
W HaucocT, Oriental, H-r.r'yes K ~ bipe,
HNgr0yes sweet HSgroVt In Is eLss9", Hsigroyes
Charmer, .....
Hcdbop, Noiman, ide " Dan,
ollps, Ga en- OF the Fouth, r.l
wi variety u tthef brands VII ca ore to 'he ra'e
Geo oim A. Y. Stokes : 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
SECOND AUDITORS OFnCE o. VA,

Dear slrAs required By Law heArWh transmit It+easns
coGanr synopsis 81 anlaeoDs Of the funi for Inter.
lmprtV -N sa gVand AID Literary FeDd Tor us hseA
year guiding n september, 1854
b. W. 5HSNAs,
Second Al htVr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
NOTICE.
AL LAND AND REAL Is

NOTICE.
UNHE GENERAL LAND AND REAL ES-
TATE AGEcCY, established By lie underlined nsafJ a
var ago busnets receaty conducted BY part
Ne p The ys and q Ross SiEcEsor, eaHing
Aesn dissolved Zith ut, The undegnsd atnou1cca El,
a. heretofore, be conducted b. him
Ne pl jgcs inss with reutwd energy gve BIS undivided
.ttenan % he purchase and sale Of either Land DuHga
Ga yrns and invites corgpo. dence fr,m al inter
tE5-d
he has several IA gs and valuable az vel 'n4F
E,ats N MS hands or sale
One AMI address WI. D. ROSS,
U- f3--2s Churlott Byilc Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

sNoTa-1he above to.Al Of t0TSte9 %, VIII be OBJ
served 4 e an unit resolved aai handin the Treasury bat
embraces port emS for The OonptngeAh. tsTSEy
pa snkng Ruad which necs1sary credits twice. hns
on $40 O0 W Of tbs fund WAs reee vel iIoa We
literary Pand and BSArd Public Work. sSi no Of he Ii
4 AZ FUND received tha Board Of Pubic NO rs SSo
as Il Of the sung Pand received from the ComnonveAin
al hat The receipts Tor he hsca year ts and the
sLbuTsoments el5,9s4 1919.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
! VERY DESIRABLE FARM

A VERY DESIRABLE fAhM
IA FOR SALE.
We sale, privately PAm In Caroline county
Ing on lie aP r. uns mile summit depot. The
farm 81 Aeres good land hiVnE red clay subSo
Is well set IN clover, aud under good enclosure e.
une bundreI fy Of ambero X Pine and Hickory
and about My q Of prime ID. HtoT, -.
Thebungs which GbundaGt and In good cjndon eonLst
Of DRng with six rooms good Kitchen and all he Out
houses nearly new II. ....,
For rarcuars apply 10 Nesgrs Deane JEms commission
ceI:lstsSqs DICKINSON HALL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
LOST CONFEDERATH CERTIFICATES.

LOST CONFEDERATE EhrIFICATES'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that / shall
Apply sscreAry II the Treasury OF the ConieerAe
States renewal RI the OsWng lost Urea urers CerhcA,
" wit:
Cerncate No. 40 dat, August rs 1853 for ~ Boo; also,
Crrfib No II, ate, i.r goo; and, Also,
Certificate No. 49, dated September IL 1863 for 5000
All OF said oerincatS are E per cent? and are srtd In
my name.
someEhSre Ia Richmond, between hs place
and Bowling G.teu, Ia Caronnt county, Va.
The public ElrEsd Lot " I've III Crtheess lhaye
uOLdr TIE Department Of the loss Aad 81 my - Epy
oc = dGorG~4 wM. R DOZiEg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
EOR SALK-A vcry desir,.ble tarlp, conta

E0R SALE--a very desirable farlp, conta u
Il intaboet ~ miles 70 p What folrt 6eufe,
Aud from J q is1n a pubn. lsHcins tm river
There the place eItetat e"enns, III s,Ve@ roons
office In IN yari, ny tireShing
ard several tobacco BANS al goad olues There Is ato
hne peach and apple orchard ~ h piacs.
IT'S wtin one nils 4 Al aisrI l4d pist Onnrch, ana
four e. Presbyterian ana co ~ aud VA an sessdnSS o=
T. e.. f.ves . tie q urt HoGa VIII
yor IutS r nr,lccias sddre.q ~ p 3 DkNcP
&C . az MIDI ,hsn a. g., obest,rGsldVa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

CHAMBEELAlHs UFPICE,
Rcmond, Oct Ii, 1868.
EXTeACT FROM
an oEDiNANcg TO AMEND lBE 5nI AND Ira SECTIONS
on IHE oADISANCE coNcEiNiNG MAKE s.
[P4s Ell l2th October, 1881
18th. After market hours person may sell
or purchase about about
h> FER SAT- At market or In the streets bu
a. fa~l ui veg, Sble otlGr Aroe Wnstsoevsr Sh,h
been purchased raaed produced within tn mites
city the thal been tAed, produces
eAugh by hsf Nor shall any peson engaged Ia fling a.
market Duer eggs, Ash owI other articles purchase nm-
ss the Of aaotaer At MARKET i her for himself
any other psTson, day that he seller thereof
articles Any voEt th Sec:ion shall for
f what Cnefe for sale lucHGsso and shsl for
violation, hae OF not less than tEey than
mn dol he he gull second lue such vi ston
IN ADDITION g. the hne therefor be foh9ed iosN'r afr
principal for Snothr from Offering for
sIe al market Or In The ee, Il said aguclCs And
ptrsan shall SELL one sal. thing WhatOeveT
"a said cy, after lie shall have been Trahkd the
thing offered sale shall be forfeited onehan he
the Ck OF the makes for the benefit the city and the IL
former ut-hs 10 each; and the offending shall
for each thsg sUd Tered for
sale by the words, market shall be construed
within the marx ct wi the ,oloe iur
die ion Of hunursi yards aTouod the mAlkei.
Oe IS q A w NORTON, CIR 20.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RRWARD FOR
" delivering me, occurring that get him,
boy THORNTON, about 10 years old, feet inches
Charlottesville, AbsmSre county, the 1911 February. Was
purchased by SIX ago " Mr. Thomas Crane Of cupe
HSii--cn Gso. n. BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, \
MEDICAL PuRvEYoR'a 0FPIcE,
ifr Richmond Va Oct. g. 1863.
IN. ACCORDANCE with instructions frof

I'm ACCOKDANt Il with Instructions from
Surgeon Generals 0Aice for theufor nan Of the proper
auhohes and rested azain fraud lenl st
OF Whisky and Alcohol under cover o. contracts With tj
been hTed, cancelled or forfeited, Is pub iehed
Grove Kee Augusta county, Va, lOO9 gals whisky COS
George B. Stuart Co., stsunton Va 30, gtla whisky,
ira 4 hled. .,.. .
VIM s. Clarke yoat4sus. Es.ex county, Va OOo gals vh
H. contract cancelled. .t-
Bou ware hoRenney Co.. Bos hing Green, Caroline coun,
VA,S0c COZ gaze. Sier h0l, contract forfeited
Tee contractors who have f'iei % eelVer VIC
amouu o. wh;sty conusee within he Repaired hae a. d
ey iht nnle-- RAT isery ascrs or thr
iAlfs Ars ec std his vies Sph tRsn l2 days irsa
date her conIAr's ~ b. ioretU tr Ihl:h uns tier
names ,iR he pulilAe VIA tie 70 ee'ns ~ ,.s
oeT-df Surgon& ei.P rveTor.f Arrv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

WELDON, N. c., JuLe E 1888
jas e. Hdnger d Bro, Dedr &Ts- have been nsrg lie
AsiGriAl Leg nghusc:urei ocs received It,
IKE Il very much. Haying used PAner L. i've yss
think safety the best Artificial Leg
Manufactured. Yours respectfully,
A. s. PESDLElOE,
AstB. X H. n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

EDon, RoCESsHlN Co, VA
JdS Hda1r Il Bro, Srs-NO dOabt you feV anxious To
piEon Of tic Artificial made fsrm
le hgbss JurSbe tast hst
uiy week. and three away believing
trouble than profit made my hand eirl
In the harvest field bndinY Ny ampu,aii but S4
inches below tie tssE. HOun respectfully,
septS-dIm' J. N. MILLER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

WGNrSD-A FEMALE TEAcHEE in Pri-
vse apy.-A Lady competent 70 teach Preach, Music
rudunts Il tu aud thofough Eaghsh for ycrns
Ladies obtain situation 10 private family
scar P saula (5snhern) Va 10 charge Of Nur
aFe plpk
early pic.u"n te e. Satisfactory references gea and
oulrsd. address B.,
se,t2s- su Boz 1851 Riehnond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.
II AYlNG secured the services of Comman-
yssP'N eEPsdsnse the Board has aster-
mined commence operators forthwith and for That purpose
requires the subscriptions - be paid up Immediately
Persons desiring sebscrbe are urged 70 do 30 Without delay
aYgi9--ts J. L. APPERsON n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
rHSs DAy

BY gobINsoS, ADAMS CO., saetr,.
ME will offer at Auction OH FRIDAY next,
18th Instant war,lols &C. inner q oh and Msil
srt cts, at 10 a'.t
10 fh.s "a. o. stgsr
% vs b. xn "a
l0' tAekH We. Salt
10 kses NJ Cab Coda
10 k-gs Potash
"a cYHGsh
10 btls Vinegar
rut kISO,
l0nla'ksgfs ma' sf etursd fDbscso
hbis ~ otrg Tobacco .
is Cuba Cigars
2 Jeveiti's Aninny Machine -. =
T. win ssslnrs
10 D. 4 Frsbsh Cali stiLs
Virginia Wo len Go
Rnrcestsr h WAlnut Catup
cist STEEL sill 81 ne Picks
Blankets, ABaso ia, Gill houLhnz-
Lead Pahcils. Cotats, Bi.ekhy, 4e., AZ.
Paes de ring U await themselves Of his safe. viii send In
heir gsoss early n II ursiay
&C if-dtd ROBINSON. ADAMS A co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

by tho W. KEEakR Auct'r.
Office isih and Cary .trees
TWENTY FIVE Houses AND MULtS,
srIins wagro and ~hfes To- sale 81 Auei!onI AN
sell, on FilOAf MORNING. 0ctber oh, eommtneug 10
oelo ik al n = 8. Lot, Bacon Qaarttr lissne.
II % Ito SEE Nuts
sp'ng WAGONS and eAtfa wheels
10 p. ARosER.
MAJOR and q. N.
yale conducted by THO. w KEEsEE,
ocl--dtd I.cuonesy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
To Ii. EI,,rsss, jus I4Fcula, Governor Of vTrOla
l rgRN / INPaovENEN IUND.

! rgRS L INPRovENEN: FUND.
Ssis y tie Opsrit,os ts Fai Of Iptersol A~r0ce-
mat GG,iHg ne Pa ldr eHdiTg 'WA NiRs' $40:
Bd In III rsA'u'! lao, 1851, HAC'' ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
asking FUND.

kINKING FUND.
Synopsis oCGs operations Of re SakEg Fad during ' 'odt
zen. sAdihg sea September, 1853
ala &c Ia us Treasury Il OS'oser, .,,,.- ca
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

TREASURY oFTIgB OF VIRGINIA.,
RCaN0SD, Oct s, 1898. I
Dear srn csniO.mlty b law hsrsah transmit synopsis
Of hnAntA uperAt % This Department for the nsea Year
ending G0h September. SIS.
am, very respectfully,
Your "a 5.lisncy's obt serV't,
JOHN T. CALVERT,
Treasurer Of the Commh Of Va.
To JcH5 LElcHHR, Governor Of Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-12
EXPEDITION INTO ALABAMI
Capture oOf Federal Forces.
CHANGE OF REBEL POSI-
TI0NSINTENNESSEE.
OOpperhead Papers Prohibited
from Circulation.
FROM mURFREEsBORO,
MURFREEsBoRo', Nav 9.

MURFREEsBORo', May 9.
Rebel reports from Chattanooga say the
force sent from this army under Colonel
Straight the 5lst Indiana, has been CAP
tureds near Rome, Georgia, after some FIVE
battles with the enemy. straight left
Tuscumbia the 26th ult., going to Blunts-
Vile He there whipped the rebels badly.
de then moved towards Rome.
Rebel statornonfs eIlhsass4.a-4Iyr - fb;s
say an overwhelming force surrounded
Straight and captured him. He had de-
stroyed some large iron works on Coosa
River.
The Chattanooga Rebel of the 7th gives
an account of the capture of StraighFs
forces. 1t says that Forrest and Colonel
Roddy attacked General Dodge near Tus-
cumbia, on the 29th After fighting sew
eral hours Forrest fell back to Courtland.
Straight made a detour around Court
land, and then moved toward Georgia.
Forrest pursued and overlook him at Day
toms Gap. A battle ensued and Straight
was driven forward with loss Of about
forty men. Six miles further on Straight
was again driven forward with loss of
six pieces Of artillery, which was formerly
taken from Roddy.
Fifteen miles further South Straight
was again attacked. Forrest overlook him
at BlountsVille, driving him with loss Of
three killed and twelve wounded.
The bridge near the town of Godsen was
destroyed.
Nine miles beyond Godsen another skir-
mish occurred, in which Colonel Hathaway
was reported killed.
Straight was finally oyertaken two miles
from Cedar Bluff, and 26 miles from Rome,
and we're checked about two miles from
the city by armed citizens. .T
Forrest demanded StraighFs surrender,
and Straight complied
The rebels tells the ridiculous story that
only 440 men were in the fight, and that
they captured 1,TO0 prisoners, consisting
of the Sd Ohio, 18th Illinois, 51st and list
Indiana, with three companies Alabami-
ans and four mountain howitzers.
A raid into Georgia is reported by the
rebels. 1t is reported that force 5000
strong has gone as far South as Tallage-
ds, 80 miles below Rome, and that Georgia
troops were mounted on animals taken
from Straight and sent after the Yankees
The rebels report three transports and
two gunboats descending the Tennessee
river, on the 9th of April, were attacked
by Colonel Woodward, and the transports
sunk. The gunboats escaped.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-12
FRolf PHILADRLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The Forney's Press Washington cor
respondent, says its understood that Gen.
Buford, with his Light Brigade has pene-
trsted to the Allegany Ridge, in Western
Virginia, and that he is now returning,
having destroyed the Richmond and Ten
nessee Rail Road, in several places. They
captured many prisoners, obtained import
ant information and burned large quanti-
ties of stores, intended for the rebel armies
iu the Southwest.
Gen. PleasOnton's Cavalry, crossed the
River and proceeded Immediately to the
'front.' for the porpose of reconnoitering
the enemy's position. Two hours ride
brought them to our old position, about
Chancellorville, in this neigbborhood.
No rebels were discovered, except the kill
ed and wounded, thnso Tero disposed OF
as properly and as rapidly as possible.
Considerable numbers Of stragglers and
skulkers from the rebel army, and some Of
mem iErt,s-u-.s -lia0s yesterday
and gave themselves up. The former pro-
test they have no feeling in this war, and
are willing to take the oath of allegiance.
Some Of these men saw columns of rebels
retreating panic striker and in confusion
Wednesday night through terrible snow
storm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-12
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEW YORK, II.
The rebels dispatches, dated Jackson,
May 9th says the enemy are reported
in force, near Edwards Depot, four miles
this side of the Big Black They captur-
ed 100 pickets.
LATER.-The enemy were Tepulsed yes
terday at Andosh Ferry, on the Big Black,
after four hours fighting.
The raid made on Holly Spring Sunday,
Capt. Mitchell, ambushed them as they
went out, and killed Col. Jennings, and
captured his horse and papers.
RICHMOND, May 5th.-The following has
been received from Gaines near Fredericks
burg, dated May 9TH, and addressed to
President Davis. At the close of the bat
tie of Chaneellorville, on Sunday, the
enemy was reported advancing from
Fredericksburg, on our rear. Gen. M3-
Laws was sent back to arrest his progress
and he repulsed him handsomely. That
afternoon learning that his forces consist
ed of two Corps, under Gen. Sedgwick,
was determined to attack him and march
ed back yesterday with Gen. Anderson,
and united with McLaw's, early in the P.
", and succeeded by the blessing of Heaven
in driving SedWick across the river. We
have recovered Fredericksburg, and nc
enemy remains South of the Rappahan-
mock in this vicinity.
TSigned1 R. E. LEE, Gen. commanding
The Richmond Whig, Of the 5th, says ne
official dispatches were received last nigh
from Lee, but private dispatches report oul
victory complete.
Jsckson's left arm has been skillfullJ
amputated below the shoulder. The Gen
eral was removed to his country house
fifteen miles distant.
| Direct communication with the army ha
not been re-established.
The Times says it knows Hooker ha
transferred his army to the south side Q
the Rappahannock, with the purpose be
yond all doubt Of at once resuming often
sive operations.
The Chattanooga Rebel contains the fol
lowing:
RICHMOND, May 6.-The official aocOur
Of the destruction Of barges and tugs d
Vieksburg on the Sd Of May, says "a pril
~ners were taken, including one correi
Jondent Of the New York Times and two
the Tribune and Cincinnati Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-12
Hon. Carey A. Trimble.

The Seioto Gazette, published at Chilli
sothe, quotes from several papers in refer
enee to Hon. Carey A. Trimble, and adds:
ave are glad to observe that other
strong and reliable papers in various Sec
tions Of the State are endorsing him in a
similar manner. This evident apprecia-
ton Of DR.. Trimble's qualifications and
worth can not but be gratifying to his
friends and immediate constituents. Dur
ing the four years that he represented this
District in Congress his course was firm,
consistent and straightforward through
out, and was marked by signal ability,
and we can cheerfully testify to the faith
full and satisfactory manner in which he
discharged his official duties. The quah-
ties of frmness, energy and business ca
pacity, which we know him to possess,
eminently fit him, in our judgment, for the
discharge of the duties of the Chief EXeCu-
tive Of the State Should the Convention
honor Dr. Trimble with its nomination, we
have no hesitation in saying that he would
carry more strength in Southern Ohio than
any other man that could be named for the
position"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-12
CoIored ReeruitIng Il Greene County.

The Xenis TOrchlight of the 9Th thus
speaks OF an address delivered in that
place by J. NJ Langston, Esq., in behalf
Of colored enlistments
"On Sunday evOning J. NJ. LangstOn,
the able and eloquent 0Olored orator, deliv-
cred an address TO an immense audience,
at Mcmillan Hall His object is to obtain
recruits fer the Massachusetts regiment Of
colored troops. The Secretary of War has
granted to Governor Andrews, of that
State, authority to enlist a colored regi-
ment, but as there are but few thousand
Of colored men, women and children in
the State, il is found that they have not
enough material 10 fill 1t. An appeal is
made TO Ohio 70 send her colored recruits
to their aid. This has been undertaken by
Mr.. LangstoB, and most ably is he doing
his duty. He is speaking in various por-
tions Of the State. His addresses are truly
mastery in argument, facts and power Of
delivery. The effect Of this f st meeting
was 10 procure ssVsateea volunteers on that
evening"