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r e FEREN NOES.
Geo W. White, Cash. Mechaaic's Bank BrookIvn NJ v
non uofaho Ballard, Secretary State 0 New York
VIM Grips Pres SJandar Insurance Co., New York.
A. H. Ballord, Yysilanti, Michigan.
j. h. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisco lsin.
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~ ward Lancaster, Grant Co., Wisconsin.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

twenty-five thousand tons of coal was sold b.
auction to-day at sc a $500 per ton.
The Steamer Sidon sailed for Liverpool to-day
with $4,000 in specie.
The Monitor Passaic was passed off Cape
May yesterday afternoon in tow of steamer
Rev. James Vsllandigham of Newark Del.
and Dr. N. H. Clark, were arrested Friday last
by the Provost Guard. They took the oath Of
allegiance and were released The former Is g
brother of Vallandigham of Ohio.
NFw YORK, July %. Advces to the New
York Herald, dated Nassau, N. p, June %
state that the barber is overrun with rebel cot
ton laden steamers
The Charleston, Lizzie, Fannie, Raccoon, AL
ice, Ella, Annie, Bashee, Autonlca, Beauregard
and two others had arrived from Wilmington
and Charleston within two weeks Steamer
Alice had been captured off Charleston.
New YORK, July %. A dispatch from Tul-
lahoma, Tenn, 18th inst, says Col. Wilder's
mounted infantry have returned from a highly
successful expedition to Columbia and Centre
vile. The force consisted of the l23d Illinois
and 18th Indiana regiments. The expedition
was out six days and brought back 800 horses
and mules, $50 negroes, and eighty head of cat
tie. Forty-two of the negroes were taken from
Gen Lucius Polk. Several skirmlshes were had
in the course of the trip, resulting in the killing
of ten guerrlllas, and capture of five commits
stoned officers and fifty prvates. The rebel COL
Gent was among the prisoners, but was too Sc
verely wounded to be brought forward. He was
paroled and left in a country house. Our loss
is one man killed.
PORTLAND, July %. The officers serving the
Consumption notifications, were driven from the
vicinity of Kingheld and Avon, in this State,
by mob armed with pitchforks, guns, &c. A
force was sent from Camp Reyes, Augusta, to-
day, to aid the Provost Marshal in enforc' ng
the draft in Franklin county.
New YORK, July % The Steamer Creole,
from New Orleans the 18th, has arrived. A
dispatch from Port Hudson on the eve of the
18th, from Gen. Banks 10 Gen. Emery states
that Gen Sherman had driven Gen Johnston
out of Jackson, and was pursuing him rapidly.
Seven transports had left Port Hudson for ope
rations in another quarter Several hundred
rifles and two cannon were found buried in Port
Hudson.
The news Of Lee'e defeat was received with
intense satisfaction by cur army.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
THE AvERILL RAID.

LTKcHBURs, Dec. lsth.-We have various reports
from Salem. The couriers who arrived at BOnsack's
report the enemy returning bu persons who let Salem
this morning state that there vas no enemy there
The damage done to the railroad during their VISIT was
not considerable The track torn up for one hun
d. ed yards about the depo', and the bridges
over Roaroke River and Mssons c eek, two miles
this side of town, and another small bridge, were
destroyed aud few telegraph poles cut down. Pill
GERS large -four mill, McOlanahan's store, and three
small buildings were burned. Also seventy-6ve gov
ernment wagons. Thomas Chapman, a citizen, Wss
killed. and the prisoners in the Jail liberated among
whom we're few Yankee prisoners. A number of Cit
rens and some furloughed and wcu;ded soldiers were
taken prisoners. but the, citizens lave returned. A
number of negroes carried off, It Is said the
mys force did not exceed 500. Reports of their
turning 10 Sa,em are conflicting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
1LLEGBAyY COLLRgR

We heartily endorse the sommendaory notices Of
this enterprise that have appeared in the papers of
Lyaehburg and this city. Every State must make q
similar effort to educate the sons Of those who have
fallen in our defence and to qualify those who have
lost their limbs, to maintain themselves in some pro-
fe SION.
Benevolent mea Ia Alaaaus have already endowed
college for this Eu Pose; and agents have been Sp-
pointed in North Carolina fund for tie same
purpose.
As 70 the location Of this institution, regard it
smnenLy jud eiOus from several considerations. Il
there other motive, the simple fact that Eis
ern Virginia hes nopOl'Ead nearly all such enter
prses, should prOmp; Us to establish this college ia
that section. Bat supeTaddsd 10 this, We have prac
teal argument which TO our minds is decisive l. e. the
eheapuess Of living in that country This for bene
VIOLENT institution, think Indispensable. The same
amount Of charity would eject Vastly more good in that
locality.
Now then, while the period Of redundant currency
lasts let push this benevolent scheme to completion
All Of u expect to NEE. this claim time and
hOp3 that every will DO his part towards accom-.
pshing an object commended to us alike by gratitude
and patriotism.
We congratulate the agent upon the success he has
already realized and bespeak for him kind ard liberal
response from all our ci;iz,ns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
RRnM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec ls.-No news this morning The
weather stormy and no ffing.
sKcoBD DEsPATcH.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IS.-Tsn shells we're fred at the
city dayvo this morning and five this afternoon.
No damage done
Our batteries have kept W steady fra on the enc
my, who still engaged in the work of Iivetting and
obsructing the approaches to their batteries on Morris
leland Some firing heard in the Stone during the day.
The enemy fred few sho's on James Island to day.
Twentynine vessels including the Ironsides and four
monitors. are inside the bar and the usual number in
the storo and of the bs-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
The Army OF TENNESSEE.

Dalton, Dec. 1s.-Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, having
been appointed to the command of the Army of Ten
nessec, is expected here early next week. Maj Gen.
Hinduau has arrived and resumed command Of bis old
division Persons DESTROYS Of permission to enter these
lines With clothing for troops, should address their com
municaons to the commanders of regiments to which
their fisds belong in order that their statements may
serve ss vouchers or guides for action with the Com
handing General s1ermans corps has fallen back from
Knoxville Il passed through Clesveland day before
yesterday on It's way to Chattanooga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
AYERLLL PETRRATYq.

Reliable information has been received that the Yam
kss General Ayeril and his bOld raiders, after ad-
vanoiny from Salem have fallen back, and rapidly
resreatisg. Il Is rep rted and believed that have
troops in their rear and that they vi therefore en-
deAvOr 70 cus their way out in the direction Of Dan
vile.
Avsril has certainly won some credit f-r bodness,
nothing slss but from Information in our posses
sion unsuitable fer print at this time the present will
be the last raid Of many Of his command, II not the
Whola of IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
FROM THR YALLRY.

The LyDehburg Republican says the force of the
enemy in the Valley is estimated at 5000 strong. At
last AceOuntsthe we're in LuIAy Valley Aad alton
AIRY. The burning Of e Iron Furnace in Shenandoah
By force Of seventy Eve cavalry from Hardy county,
L confirmed.
IL was reported in Lyrchburg that Gen. In0eden de
feAtsd body Of Yankees at Mcdowell, on Monday
They are supposed to have been detachment ON
AYeriu's force.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
YANKRg GUEBO4F BEOWY W

0SIDg to the csc SIGNAL occupation Of POI. - o.
the Peninsula BY the eaemy, our intellig nee from
that section has been very irregular. Though q
little ,Ardy in coming, it Affords pleasure, nsTsrtbe
less. 70 state that GbOas fortnight rgo, one Of tie
Yankee gun6OA's thss patrol YORK River blosn up
and destroyed BY torpedo for which they had been
dragging for some time Another boat vas sl.o badly
Il iured by the same explosion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
ADPf AND INsP'R ezNIKAE's oBIoK,
RIouHosD, Dec. 10, 1855
GENERAL ORDERS,


The following order pubshed amendment Of the regu
aons respect mprsssmsas GubstGte paragraph
IL General Orders No. 81 series Ali oceTs
agents who have been shall be empowered to make In
70 uprenea hereafter 20 be made and In where
the been heretofore Aken and the price
not been fully justed
l. in refusal b. the owner bis bslee, other
agent Of the price ored the mpEeng oesr ShA proceed
The compensation Be hIed according the hr seecn
act March &C. 1865 the property Impressed belongs
who raised produed the who holds
or purchased the for his consumption
property impressed not been goWa raised produced
owner been purchased for bis consump
e The dHy OF the impressng ocer offer the
nKed Comm ssoner appointed under the 9TH
Of act Of OoDgre1 Of e Ooh aiareh 1885, ulte
and the shall object receive the said
bang compensation, shah be he duty Of the
mpressng be asceAned BY the
OF board similar that designated In the hrst
On Aforesaid that Is By the Judgment OF two loyal
and ciH the county parish which
preSsnens made be Boted BY
By TIE mprsSng ocs and In The OF Their Disagreement
these sh0o'e umpire Of like quAncaonI The per-
thus selected shall proceed 20 Just compensation for
impressed whether the absolute oWRehp the
thereof only required: Provided, hoW-Ver,
that appraiser fa ut be shall endorse h his
approval the properly the obi shall
10 the Confederate States bat II he does
Abe appraa Aforesaid he shan eadorss
prassment heI eto, and denver same
ep the property mpresed 10 TIE his bhes agent
attorney practicable forward copy OF the
oept Apr his endorsement thereon 10 the Board
Appraised appointed by the Predeat and Governor Of the
10 give for the property taken which
de- for the Of which
tae properly tlEea the oeneXe Of tie Apprser
provided In he Aes Of Congress on thI subject.
~ BY order.
Issnsdl s. COOPER,
De l5-lH Adj't Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
NIRGINIA-At a Supreme Court of Ap

NIRGINIA-At Supreme Court of APP
pea held at the ttate cou House. In the city Of Rich
mond on Flday, November 20, 1868
James NJ. Reynolds anu otIels Appellants,
inst
HafSe Allen, sdmnstrsor 81 EE beth Reynolds deceased
samuel ReyDolds Iton Reynolds, James ". Huson and
Eliza lis wife, Wlllsm T habCn, Janetts his VIE d vi
MAbeu, and kebeeca, his wife aud others, Appelets.
object Of this sut is 10 decree poaoun the
Circuit Court Of Pyyania county; and peang that the
aptelees nods, BartO kGynolds jams Huton
and Eliza his wife, william T. Msb.n, and Janepe, his wife
and Aben and Rebeeca bis wife, th
stAe molten Of the appellants by her COUNSEL Is ordered
the said sppeses do appear here In month amer due
publication this order do wh necessary protect their
utefes tin this and that tbs order be psbhed
for weeks In the Richmond Nhg Newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond and poled at the front
Hastings Court House OF said e the first day OF the
next Corporation Court
AcoPy-Tes.e,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

Polx.-Ws observe, says the Petersburg Express,
that considerable quantity Of fresh pork is now arri-
wig in !OHu, which readily sells at 81 per pound by
the hog. The quantity however is scarcely one htesh
VIA it wa BEFORE in the early part of the
TINS reason very ObIiOushs pork is not in the eOai.
Try In the section of eOuury convenient to this mar
ke all kinds of meat have been swept BY the Govern
ent and dealers and except here and there, but tls
remains for consumption
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

MRs. ALIENS CAsE.-The charge of reasonable cor.
respondence with the enemy preferred against Mrs.
Patterson Allen has been undergoing investigation be-
f1.c Commissioner Watson for two days. The eIami-
nation of witnesses will be resumed this forenoon.
Hons James Lyons and Geo. W. Randolph are counsel
far the accused
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
COsTIDIEArn HOsPrAL At vrcrsuuRs.-Tde Meridian

CosTJDSkArE HosPrAL AT VIcKsBURs.-Tde Meridian
Clarion says:
The Confederate hospital st Vicksburg hAI been bro
ken up a. the last Of the noble band OF heroes who
battled in its defence, and whose names will become
more renowned in pOesy aud in song Than Leonidas'
'thIee hundred" once more under the protect
number Of the young ladies, headed by Miss Sallie
c., resolved to give them ia e~sll en- e'tlinmert
The necessary preparations were made a. tie hosi la
ard at TIE APP nIed time he young ladies' orP3Ared,
aud soon the heroes of Vieksourg" ard the uncon-
qusrAbe girls were Tipping the light fantastic toe, to
ne tune Of good and eniVeniDg music. The affair
passed OF sgreelbly and pleasantly TO all and was not
intersered with in any respect by the Yankees. All
honor 10 the truo girls of Ycksburg !-ICiarion.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

AxEx-Dr Quick, of the NicrOnesian Nilsson, says
tha N.ea trsntlAtiug selections frcm the Gospel, the
tran asr was lJpg in do-bt what native word to use
TO izui "Amer." Alter careful inquiry among the
native be biz upon what be supposed most nearly gave
its idea Wat was his surprise to hnd, wae later,
that bis synonym for the deVOut word which ends the
Christians prayers had tle eQuiVoca Of-dry yp
Boston Recorder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

RAID IN GEOSsIA.-Ihs Augusta Constituencies
has upon reliable authority, that about two thousand
Ya-kee cavalry pursued wagon train rstreAtng from
EAt Tennessee into Union county The Yankees, how
ever mb their game as the wagons arrived in safety
At DAhlOnoEL Tho my came within seven miles Of
BlAirsvlle Union county, last Thursday or Friday,
whore their advstcs was checked by the Home Guard
who engaged the ularAudsrs. After airing few shots
the Yankees rsrsled, doing considerable damage to
property as they fell back.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

LADIEi tT CHARLEsrOS.-A Charleston correspondents
Of the Augusta Chronicle says that despite o; hurst
ing bombs and hOW.rg PARROTS, ladies will remain in
Charleston. Time and again have the authorities ad-
mouishsd them to leave the city; Jet hundreds still
to be seen walking through the streets calm majestic
and beautiful as ever
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

For CkAcEfas.-The Juveniles will have to dip,nse
with r,.crscEers at the approaching Christmas. Only
few packs are in the hands of dealers and the price
asked is S. Still we doubt not that purchasers will be
found even at this price.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

DIsPKSsArIoS From FAsTNGc-The R. Rev. Bishop
QainIan, Of Mobile, las proclaimed dspensatOn from
fasting upOu Fridays This, it was announced, IN
Consequence OF the high price Of provisions and the diff
sulsy with which many articles Of diet to be OBJ
tanned. l. will, therefore, by virtue of the Bishops
drpousation be considered no sin for members Of the
Catholic Ctuch ca. meat Friday; yet it is recon-
mended that those who fortunately able TO keep up
With the custom and TIE faith, should do So
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

Inspectors The following is list of Inspectors az
pointed tytte Governor for the year 1884;
Laspseiors Of To6aeeO.-Shockos Warehouse-Ed.
d. ChambeIlGJne, 1T; VIM. H. Kennon, 81.
Public Warehouse.-Benj t. Vaugbal, let; John W.
Powell 81.
Nsyo's Warebouse-James l.. ScOggiD, LIST; Ro. W.
Drewry, I'd.
DibreIrs Warehouse. -Heiry B. Hill, LIST; BENZ. J.
johnson, 81.
Flour Iaspeetor.-Slm'l Paul.
Fi,h Insptetor.-John ]. Wilton.
Lumber Inspector. Freeman.
Lime Inspeetor.-Robert L. Wiggle'worth.
Live Stock Inspector. N. Newman.
Some of these inspectors are not Overburdened, at
present, with the duties of their respective ofOes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

WHIcH raE MOsr PArEIOrOl-Fas Augusta Chr nele
add Sentinel asks Ehich Is the most tdOtc ac-that
Of the Alabama Legislature, which passed resolution
70 cut up the carpets ia the sls HOUSE 70 make baak
cts for tbs sold srs o. that of the LA Confederate Con-
vress, WAch ordered Brussels carpet fOm Europe fer
The halls Of lssill ion in Richmond, but which we're
eapturtd By ihs blcckade-sq
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
LNOR sALE-A very desirable farm, contain

EOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
Irg 4I0 acres ~ miles from PoHhsGn House
about from Jefferson, public landing James river
There The place excellent dwelling with
and the yard, the houses including threshin
several barss all 10 good order There
ane peach and apple orchard on the place.
II within mile Of Episcopal and Baptist Church. auc
our Presbyterian and Methodist and exceedingly
able neghborhood. Mr. II. GTEyes the COURT House,
.ake pleasure In showing any one the premises.
Por further particulars address r. q. DANCE,
oc18-dtf Midlothian p. o., Chesterfield, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

Dr. WnGHrs FAMLY.-Persons desiring to contri-
bu money for the relief Of the family Of the late d.
David N. Wright, Of Norfolk, leave it at the Army
Intelligence Office, whence it will be forwarded to its
destination.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

PARoLED.-Captain George w. Alexander, Assistant
Proves, Marshal whose arrest we noticed yesterday, has
been parOed until the charges against him cal be in
Vssigated by court martial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

CREDIr or GIoRsIA-The whole debt of Georgia
does not amount to sl6,OOOO oS. To meet i: she 5
80 coo Of available publ property, aud her taxable
properly on the gold basic is nearly $500 100000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
FROM THE RAPIDAN.

ORASGE @. H Dec. ls.-NO change in the military
situation either side Dennis Discol. of Johnsons
battery Of Redmond, shot at noon to-day for de-
sertion Weather clear and cold and tee roads heavy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

THArs VILLANOUs-SJme Indignation was excited
at IN auction, one day this week. by the conviction
among nunOs of persons present tina; several lots of
goods we're fun up" by the owner-a Jew fram Peters
burg-Or rather by an accomplce, with whom he was
seen to confer every few moments. The subject pro-
vcked good deal of talk, but action was taken OF
proposed by any one although gentleman present said
he recognized tae goods, and knew they belonged TO
the IaasEte from Petersburg He should by all means
bring this fact the netce Of the Mayor in order that
warrant may be issued for the Of the offender.
We do not menlionthe house where this thing occurred
as we sre sure that the firm not pEivy to the at
tempt to bolster up prices it be true that the attempt
was made We have for long time, however, been
well assured that such trckery vas resoredto at
tions aud We should rejoice if example could be
made Of some OF the knsves who have resOred this
".harp practice."'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

BLOCKADE ALn.-Tle Wilmington Journal says
goods at the recent sale of blockade goods in that city
rea1.d about the prices last mon h. but, gene.
rally, there is a very decided decline.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
BY KENT, PAINE CO AUcrIosEERs.
LIQUORS. &c, AT AUCTION.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYEns.

PURSUANT to an Ordinance, passed the It'll
June 1885, will tend At the Collectors Office In the City,
Hail. the l5h 10 the 3lSt Of December inclusive to
remaining half II Taxes from such persons
titled OF per by having previously paid th
half In June last In accordance with The said Ordinance
JULIUS A. H0BsoN, y. o. r.
vii, be from the above that the Collector re
Cd at the Office from the 18th the 3s OF the
receive remaining due ON June last Before
AIRY the Hastings ocur he Is required by Ordinance
advertise De Real Estate 70 be sold for the non-psyeB
OF Taxes.
Persons who have not done will the necessity ean
paying their Taxes Il impossible for the Collector cal
them before he sdverttse5.
All be paid within the specified In
diligence cannotbe given.
deg limo J. A. HOpSOS q. q. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

Ia OPS ZION NORM CAROLISA.-North Carolina (ac-
90 dog to Gov Vaacs's ssage has FINISHED during
the war 100000 men for the Confederate army. For
the year ending july las: she sen; H. 7s4 OOnsc p'S
an between three aud four thousand volunteers 10
Ter gu "a there have been only 2.04o suOstiusss-I
ImseF number 10 comparison than any other State Of
the zane population. Her tO;al list Of exemptions num-
bsrs 2l B6s