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YIN. ". NEWMAN. 20.

Ne publish :c-asy ,h- cs:d Of this gentle
man announcing himself candidate for re-
election by the camp AMI refugee voters Of
his district.
A oIl ass j1l:. Deer passed providing n
pas AR. of tbs 'ndinaucsa of the Convert
lion. for such Tote TO be taken. Me. n.
la5orsd, faithfully and efficiently TO secure
the passage Of the bill, ard ~ ycst5rdzy
had the satiefacann OF communicating lis
passage T., the House Of Delegates. We
learn that there IRE about two thousands
soldiers in the sid from his district, snd we
hope it VIII re tas pleasure e ,hcs. gallant
men t, return to ITO Senate t:ie;r able and
faithful representative without opposition.
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BILL a! TEREE x0KTss.

Tnc ene,o- Se"m row to have fixed on
their usual ii3csy Gays. with perhaps three
days sf s:2"r: as the exact per;cd - hin
| yin ch ihe:i D'c,.!!o. NUT rcdee=, All his
srgas. mcars; and meet tho enormous 5:.i ne
ras &C {: ed. lfnot-protest and the subso-
quc1.; procedure a. in case Of bankruptc;.-
| TINS procedure is by way @ irnpoacnmcot
OF hins.;t and hi. ministers, aud principal
grne.sA-
~ ra:Ir&! -"2"i":oa always csa=es znc
go'g" to ,ise o, Ham;;'g the name of ne New
Yo,k s.I!"'-id;" i IS Tire t:usst exooaeni Of
tho Northern mind; and tie utter anseuco
and d MIA; e! al prir ci2ie, op;njca and feel
Jog, m the c-cs.cre which conducts tat
! jau. nal makes ore faei NJ loa.aly horror
at qao.'rg u. aiming T. rs a. the rouch of
some unc!ta9 and s:ia,y animsl All the
Ma.,.aa clio all n" caonse, 80. ievjty, all
the b 80 nod md cowardiy IHeosce;
All ,he 30 g.: IN a. wo,shir e oigr.ss,
srd .ysHiu!o n 81 oiiity to sse.tnsss; in
Shot, a., :hs 'ns-.n qus!it'cs which have
made TIC YS.2ss nation prn7arti.i IL the
world, IS : pole o. ar.sgarts, bul)i.a and
bvrs., fi.d ,h.i- worst exorsssioa every
morning in t2e coiuano IF thu. REPRESENTA-
iiva eh-e>. :.
Yes The same Herald. is u-a:al IN tho
@'o" ies q re Y:nke, MASON, inasmucs as its
srst:ir IS 10 tnss, ready h@tinss 20 tu-c end
wee. with eve y hro.zs that may be expected
to h!ow: i.s vho!e instinct, therefore, IS Qike
,hst attributed t. one Of the lower aiim.ls)
to see toe wiad, AID trim accosdipgly.-
U.in- il, then, as nraciised vsne or
w"athstcock, oeo cannot but be glad to psS-
, --i-e i:,st l. is raaking ready to turn .gainst
nc.sde2. L:-coin Nd npct him down Ike 3
wi'& o:aSt-in :hrse months; if he do not
promptly meet that bill, which nobody now
believes he VII. II this pcirt oe Veg: read
crs will DO glad to READ this paragraph from
late jeajinE article or -" spring CAM
paign:
VIII Spa" H. .::.!v:. eve se.:c aug. lie
military mind =, tba- of Gen. J."ksrn At The
head cf affairs az . ssaiogron, as matters now
sia,d Jeff DaHi. woulG BE- = prisoner
CT CT exile within sixty da7s. 1t is
only y y. mcss stupid biunoesins on
thu DAY. Of TIE sdnn".-ssion that the death
b.o- {" this rebellion cnn BE- d.Iayea beyond
thTes months. Tie men, tae mems, the
p,rar and she -espoasibi.ty a7e via Pre-
sider: Lincoln. ]: L" ,o,!nsry advisers
a-ound hHa are natqasl t. e5eir task.
shAn i
"o.e active u,e.,. The responsibility L.
wt!' Ps"seent Locoln. and the counsry
expects bin to 90 his duty.
Poor Psss,ee". L;.c.Jp! We grca ~ fear
that he will oehxrse,;- N-~ York and Boston
capitalists, il they are oaalked in restoring
the Union, il .heJ cappos exile OF inprison
M. Davis, must and viii have some victim.
Their atrocious organ has already threatened
the Dictator with Impeachment. Tho foul
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

tLr II ''..so :QcL ~ IL " Cioch-
; The Sc 7s!='4 Bill defining "i:iaeTS':" -'ss
taken up AM sf:s: o.. 3 Iesd, We, ::'-.:"t,'"'
| The Ssns's's arn:ndr. az to iua ucgss iii
converting rac interea: due Ing Safe by !.t'
Sou { side -silroad into Stock D, shat comPa-
liz :sas discussed briefly Chi coocuTsar -.
4 So?i-s of joiDt resolutions. whn:i lave
! been considered altogether in 'ea:t: session
hitherto: relative to the transfs~ Of the nri
soners, hrli ny tbs Stat. :: hGatsgis' co.
O,l,nel Zs.vona and others confined IN
the D Strict Pen;te2tia,y at Washington,
zero now considered. Tbs House amend
nens t. the resolution provided To- The
transfer, Wills the original resolutions, ~hich
were from the Senate, provided 70, their roc
{ a:;c7. Tho Senate h.7i,g T,f is-d IA concur
10 IKE amend men;, the E.use now ipsje:en
v2ol its adoption. TIE whole msttey Tos
Tpsc1rc5 &c Committee Of Conference
In the c?p-se Ct the discussion. It Ees
stated b- NJ. EswTcH the: the Govss7or mad
rama, k"3 TO hin The: :hers yes 40 power
on :.'.h 20 compel him :ogiVe uc the prison :
&c h-!d hv bin, and furthermore, tia: re
wou.d MN. thcr: if those Tor whorl they
woTo held were not set q: liberty.
Tee Senate's amendments to the TsE Bill
we're :nsn tesen up and "A rapidly az possible
disposed Of Tue discussion consisted il ex-
plaastion suggestions, inquiries, snd pro-
posed amendments. which eltoeethrr formed
: d. and incompsc! -nass OF sertensious de-
lihe-..t
The subject vas eis"rssed uo'i; :a,ee
c'tiock, when thu c1cir vsa vacated
N.T*.-:he i:S: scssiaas for s"':c u-sh.s
pas: bav- H's1 generally f-u"less. 81 :=es:5
81 2as Kept thr members TN attending, snd
c .7secaen:!- ::.:jq else has 6esT ,tH-c:.d
s;nc, tie setting il Of the unpiesssnt c.the7,
tbso 20 scs!irDg qf ina -c!l" CT the adopt =
OF SO bclat-d resolution ofinqui:y.
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GGBEEHATORIAL ELECTION.

Thee is no sign of the Legislature en-
desvoring, pursuant 20 the suggestions made
in various quarters, to prevent, By tho nomi
astion Of candidates, an undignifed scrsu.
Bic Cor the high Office of Governor of Vir.
gini.. There are now, amongst the many
caas9s:1:ss pnt ssrward, at least thrce who
it is understood, vii. certainly run; these
tbrse gentlemen arc Col. Munferd, Mr.. F.ou-,
no7, and Col. VIM. Smith. We hs+o also
iesrnet OF good authority 'has strong
movement is on foot amongst tho friends @
Big. Gen. JAS L Ktmper, to pisce the claims
OF that distinguished officer prominently hc
fore the people.
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TutspAS Er.NlEs, March 81, 1863.

1uteDAl 1S.HiEf, <hniCu ~, 2COo.
SENATE.
Ths Sens,Y mot al S o'clock. Tae PEEgI-
Dent n the chai-.
bills Passed.
House Si!l to prescribe enc mode Q! sscer-
tanning ana Certifying elections of Delegates
and Senator's dur',G tss ex's.a2s v.-.
Ss,ste bill to incc-po7a:"' the O!d Dam'n-
i"a t.-diHe Cc,o?any. { tie city Ct R'ch-
no1d.
WspSEsn.T NcRNlzs. ZACH 25,'1S63.
Tfs Sen.2e assc,,.ie. z. icS o'clocb. the
PsFsIDENT n Inc char.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Tho following resolution vas ofaret. %
Judge ROBERTSON:
Resolved. That tire Eav"-,l counties, cities
and towns 90, anG they are hereby sc:ho-ized
20 csli oct ali nain c:t:zc,s capable q: suca
Ger ice. ovc1 f,r.y five OK under eigltcen, o.
such portion thereof 40 saey nap deem neces-
FAY and pr!"par vi:hir their resp :c:ivo lin
IL, e. = p,!icp or home guard. sutj=ct to
such regulations SIS they ms7 prescribe. not
Inconsistent WITH the Constitution and laws
of the State. TEE expense thereof shall DO
provided fcr by cauoty, city er to~n
'eyy.
M,. FaAz:ss's JOINT y@sNlc.;oa i rotation to
Confederate es1.t,ca, With he amendments
as re2c.tod f,om tie CcpE't,ee, vas agreed
| &c aud aid nr tla rsola.
Bills PASSED,
House bill to incorporate the Virginia Gles
Club, (Gessngvetsin)
A bill appropriating public revenue for the
fsca, yes:s 1852 and 1868.
BILL INTRODUCED.
A bill amcodingAnd ro-enacsing Sec. 8, o.
An set passed May IA, 1862, entitled an set e
organic. Homo Guards.
] On motion of MIR. NE1soN, the Senate I'd
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'.s RiClaMOND EN4Lsg s;s'
.,nIIp nAiLY, sENI-wErrLI AID WsssLy.
BY TYLER q ALLIaRK
TERMS

pAsrs - ma yea,, twelve dollurs foi dx
.yt?l,. .x tcl.te 70 subscription roca:vc' -:
.hac SIX ron:ha
,saI. Tuur-For one year, eight dollars fol
8, zen rs fcus dollsrs sad f:.ey cents No scosUtp
u,p rsceissJ ios Isss than ak month";
ST7yLY-For one Ssar, four dollars, tor ely
:,oths, thres doils:r NJ Enhscrinsion -xsived fol
So than dix nca..l
a. suuecrihsis ce:.S.hs IieT rost to-, .r'
rss.e state ;ts 81 Fest 0..oe ~IlcA .a.-
s.r. heon ~ the habit =: .e,sis,pg the = m..tr-
ADVERTISING
..=iil,-'ayL iii 10 Inserted at iu,. a- :: OK
suLuls Is: -lnsru. TOR eaSh !rssrtiou. egh' e- IL;
y !, 'It.tdis - nnua.n
a. os''-s .lus; &c accompanied n; ,.4h
*; ;siaa 'aay VII not Be attended u.
-r;ss c'atsininR money ara sen: st tbs rn. ~ ~
sy..fs th,Sno.
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DESTRUCTION OF A STEAMER IN
FRAGMENT AT GRAND GCL1--'' o.

EAGEMESl \ oh-AINO oNt-
n ,OURE FARRAGU AT NATEtEZ
NJ r,LE, March % = Toe "AppeA'' o. ms
2ls stan. says. that the paczet s:-' 'ns'
NJ. be-, with / 300 ba'es Of cottcr, "a. '''s'
troyed ny f.s on tho l2.h ma on a'l up
the Yazjo =.
TIE ts-ttord and N nonr,hsl' we'e al
loscd to approach within 400 yards ! '"'
batteries a: G and Cali, wheE ih-y p NJ" II
on thsr, the vessels repiyi'& vi n'' 49,, .
,ve,al i ms. A d,z-n shots s'iuc IL" 's.-
a,I. P. :; $ were seen carrying tie ".to'
dsd bslcw. No damage IN our lie.
TIC Matches eOouner' says thst the d.'t-
for, The Fs::sral hip, WITH c'nn2T>' 70
civ on Tuesday afte:loon, l6.h 'rf', a"d
s.,;t e suail boa, With fss o. tue h''e
With noe addrts.d TO the Maj :, At"
tb.s If tn. United STATS boats vel" n ~, l." +" II
o. toe people Ct FsIeo.z, or by Cue u 20
Gori; buGha,d the city. Tho NJ ~ g.
m in. d all pight and left with the A'n'' g
he;a .sx. crai-g.
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T,,-an.v Mcpxr,c March q. 1868.

Tuesday Mcpyr,G, March "a, 1864.
me Senate MOI at 10 o'clock-the Prcsi
dent u the Chair.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
House bill t. incorporate the Old Dot1ia-
ion Trading Company o. the City OF EiUh
mond.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill ameniing lbs 1T section Of
ch.pse. 3 Of the C.>ie d:92,og citizenship.
Senate bill app:opris,ing meney to rebuild
a portion Of TIE Public Warehouse, ARD 70
pay TO- the tobacco destroyed 81 tbe recent
ere 8. that warehouse. Il ~ taken up.
Mr. NASH advoca.et :hs 5;:i B. cause 1t P'o-
pesed to pss The parties injured without
trouble or delay. Il gaTe the owners Of the
tobacco ample and full remuneration for the
loss sustained by them, and it was also con-
sistent with he former practice Ct thu Gov
eminent, and would obvisse unnecessary and
needless Irrigation, and thereby save the
Treasury of the State from Accumulated
burthens. It would save harmless the
owners of the tobacco, and the Stste would
have discharged her obligations to them.
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AFFAIRS IN 1ESNES>Eh

cr.,rs,o., b. C, % The WA TO
n,..,,nt 4 III. A my e r,Lr ss'e y" S.
~ Tne emmy advauc d Oh The a 'S ON
r'rs,,1 TOWARDS Coiums If, u, cris IL d.,
-r:i,ed to FJa1klin.
Gen. Van Dorm is sill on {. North ii'h
nuck river. Our sorcss occups o'erc M
Cusfa. o.sa. There has ice no m .vem-n''!
the snemy from Corinth in this dutc ION.
Morgan rad 6stt At Auen y eIn"o"
county. T-an on Friday .he An 's.rH , ne 10.
ine fores cf Ito e1cmf:: He feasnt = my
Ard kiu.d and wounded nu 'oe' ~
nv, but at las. vss f'ieea 10 .''''' 1'''''
superior numbers.
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creature Gcents bis blood, ard is preparing 20
leaS the Geid il :uaH;rg niR down with tee
mo:: L: locus ri.a9 halloo of bowliag hsil-dogs
We love sport, snd shall look en- with 6
pleasure qaite unalloyed by single regret
He deserves The most i!nominious death, and
they dess-r- tho eternal disgrace Of raising
such mchs,er, 6fat 10 an im2sria! tnron=
and next TO B fe!onioue gallows. They are
we'll worthy of ono another-pecple, Fu!"r
orgau, Sn6 81,
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rur YANKEE FLEET on TIE SOUTH
cap1LISA COAST.

cu.,1.sror, March Is We hszs 'u'nen"I
-, the ereny's a:et \. P1'. Roy!
S Ses sa 49, ;rersssed TO $50 ress.ls. % ut -
~. ars s hAvipg been ADDED within 'hs lat
two days. u.rda,st LC:
here to-day.
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FOR coiaREsS.

We arc requested 70 announce Mr.. JAMrs
BARBora candidate for Compress f:c-s he
Cuipeper Dist.ict
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MONDAY ErESINe. March go, 1863.
SENATE
Tne eve' icg session was consumed N dis
cussing bills n tbeis passage.
On MOTION, the session va: prolonged till
M"Iday; me 30tn inst.
A. 10 o'c'-ck .so Senate went' intn secret
session.
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;,u' nei At II O'Clock, ~ NEE OF Thursday,
2. 20 4 VI.
Hr. TaII.FEEK". Ma .s;cnte6 :nn":or
vhose drciDg was r'c-p:!v burned ~ tao
Northern troops, has a,uIned ana r'srn*s
Eis Senstor; al duties.
Nj. T.1lFERko has heoh det~insi tom
his seat by violent and somewhat protract-
e5
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id EST FEJH TIE UNITED str TIES.
Stuarts Fight in C"pepT-2he Caralry
Fight at EsUy's Ford Attack on Charles
ton-7mpeachment Of Lincoln- Onion Leagues
-Th< Tdzoo-Ghe London Times On the
Wa7-Elections in Neu Englano, e..
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.Apjc'TG!HEN sESs!nG

~" T!cGIEj.A r.LG.&
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-08
TRANs.MIsSIssIPPl.
. Mobile Register and Advertiser.

From the Mobile Register and Advertiser.
We had the pleasure of a visit yester-
day from an officer in the Trans Missis.
sippi army of Gen. Dick Taylor. who
is just ak days from Alexandria. He
brings us encouraging news of The state
Of the war. The two Yankee army corps
under Franklin and Orr, with which Gen.
Banks invaded that country have been
watched and harrassed, and fought by
Gen. Taylor with so much activity and
vigor. that they have accomplished moth
ing in the way of tho reconquest of
Louisiana, but have been obliged to
"about face" and leave the field. Lou
isiana is as free from Yankee dominion
now as it was on the day when BaRks
relinquished his avowed hold upon it to
lay siege to Port Hudson. Having driv.
en- out the enemy, Gen. Walker. Of TaJs
lor's army, has blockaded the Mississippi
river at a point between Red river and
Morganza. Nothing can pass Walkers
batteries except iron clad gunboats.-
The only discouraging account be brings
is from Gen. Prices command, and that
ia. that since Gen. Holmes resumed COM
mand there have been many desertions
That army is somewhere in the vicinity
Of Arkadelpbia. There is but one voice
from the other side of the Mississippi,
and it is that Gen. Holmes is an incubus
upon the energies of the army Why
does not the President remove it?
General Banks. with 5000 men, occu-
pies Brownsville. The Yankee stories
Of ESQ, 900 bales Of cotton gained by the
are mythical. Gen. Bee
burned all the cotton that could not be
removed and that was likely to fall into
Yankee hands, 1t is not believed that
he enemy obtained so bales of cotton.
Cortina. a Mexican guerrilla chief. has |
pronounced at Matamorss against Juarez. |
he French. and everybody else. and
holds Matamorss This increases the
difficulty of situation as to trade by
he Rio Grande. Il is supposed, how
'ver, that the French will very soon dis
,oss of Cortina. The Texas trade now
,ces by Eagle pass.
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o. asdoa " Ne Mosss. Ne Bssals
fssslssd lssslf lsl0 a ssmmlilss u lhs
vhols en lhs spsslsl efdsr " lhs hssf,
ssaslg The blll - IsofEselfs ihs mllllss
~ syslsm u lhs Btsls. The sommliiss
silss soms iims sp@ai IA soasi5sfiag the
blll reported u bssk " the hsasss sod
sslsd 70 BE- dlssbasgsd tem fsfiksg soa.
sldsfssloa u A. Ths fsfosl ga Fssslgsa
ssd sgsssd ls
W bsofs sHsgsd . ssbsllisis ~ fks
Mlliiia MI pssdlsg, ssiltIsd ~ ssl 10
provide 10 o'gssislsg ssd diaslplisleg
lhs miliila n fhs b,ais
Hsssls adjse'hsd ull , o'slost
, o'clock. Hseags met. shd pssssd
ovsf leio'@sllJ Iss ssljsss u1dsf di'sas
sion.
The spsslsl order. 10 vit a. set 70
provide fgF sfgsaislsg asd disslplisisK
The milita " The State. wss taken ap
NJ, LusAsll offered sabsgilsls 81 The
aboss "sa act 70 repeal ssfiais milils
la~s asd for other purpcsss" On the
motion 10 lay the subsliluls on the table
there wss ysas sod 10 esys Asd The
motion 10 reconsider the vols waa Also
lost Ysas0 Mars. 10.
On motion Of Mr. Hamilton The order
Of the day wss lsksn up. namely. asbsd.
tote offered BY Mr. Lpcksll 10 the militia
bill. Pending toe consideration Of which |
the Senate adjourned lill , o'clock.
, o'clock Senate met. Message
from the House announcing the passage
Of sundry bills and resolutions.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Luck.
ell TO the substitute 10 the "bill 10 re-.
organize The militia system Of tbs State
u Mississippi" was indefinitely post.
poned. Said amendment proposed 10
.bolish the present militia laws. and 70.
guest Congress " more men are needed
70 extend the conscripIion act TO 55.
The substitute offered by Mr.. Moore
was adopted. wbcrenpon the Senate went
nlo committee OF the whole to consider
he same. and after some time spent
herein, The committee rose and reported
Progress, and asked leave to sit again
o morrow at 10 o'clock. Report re-
eived and agreed to.
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PROM Tng YRorT.

The report sfs Fsasss raid from YIsks.
bssg ssi 10 this place seems 10 have dlsd
cut A. We predicted II vas ouIy fsfaEiag
party 10 quest Of corn, cotton add supplies
Of beef and hogs and ~ ihs ums time feel.
log The strength Of orr lines.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-08

DR.. GEo. B. PErERs.-Ths news Of
the capture of this gentleman who killed
Gen. Earl Van Dorm was published a
short time ago. He was arrested and
carried to Meridian. Mississippi. and sub
sequentIy brought before the Hon. VIM.
KilpaGrick, at Okolons, on q writ Of
habeas corpus, on the 25sh ult, We see
after q hearing he was discharged, the re
being nothing againls him to justify his
sslsation. mz 8
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amw The sommsslsstioa n Soldier" vs
mass respectfully essIlas FIRST, pess lhs
grssss, ~ IL sst sseompsalsd wlth ihs
ssihss's ssmsi ssd sssia spos The Efosaa,
vs saasos sgsss vish lhs posIllon Ne takes,
ssd ths shsass he adroeatss.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. b.-No change Of i'm.
portance. Fort Moultrie demolished the
Yankee Calcium light last night. Only six
shots fred on Sumter to-day, and the fort is
now considered safe against all assaults.
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WANTED.

UTANTED to. buy young NEGRO Wo-
w MAN with child, three to six months
old, for which q good price viii be giyen.--
Apply at this Office.
Dec. 8, 1868. W ta e-tf
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D1FTERENCE.- The following iSnOt bad:
"I'll die for the hag," cried treasury clerk,
Quoth soldier =" My patriot friend look here,
This shedding Of blood aE twelve dollars month
AIMS like shedding re- lax Cox tWelYs huudEed q
y0arv eH u
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FactorY Thread.

MOS. 6, 8, 10, IL, and IA, for sale by
IN @. o, DELACROIx.
Bee. !, 1859. z err e Tat {.
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No military operations to report.
Weather clear and cold.
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, 9Th Nothing interesting trans.
Pired here for the last forty eight hours.
Members Of Congress have been arriving
slowly for the last four days. Fears that a
quorum will not be present tomorrow.
Summary of Presidents message will be
telegraphed as soon as delivered to Congress
Much anxiety to hear from Longstreet. No
intelligence Of the situation Of his force. Off
cial or otherwise, has been received for two
days.
Dispatches from East Tennessee will prob
ably be received tonight.
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PROM DALTON.
DAtros, Dec. 6.--Ssvsn Yankss prisoners
captured near Cleveland, BY scouts pndsf
Capt Rhodes, Of wbssisr's eavalfy, brought
here to-day. Two Of them formed part Of
gsufd with a dispatch from 0sn. Sherman
going towards ChArisston. Capt. Rhodes
also captured 2 wagons aud horses, and 4
mules, bat The enemy's reinforcemenis com.
Ing up he destroyed the wagons. Unioneiti.
sens reported three or four Yankee regiments
encamped near Cleveland, but some OF Capt
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nothing Of them. Heavy firing heard yes.
terday In the direction OF Athens, Tenn,
on engagement between wheeler's
cavalry and the enemy.
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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-08
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, DEc. 6.--All quiet this morn.
ing.
FROM ORANGE COURT HOUSE.

ORANGE @. H, 6th.-Flve prisoners brought
in to-day, captured by our scouts in Culpep.
er. Six hundred prisoners have been regis
tered by army Provost Marshal since Meade
crossed the Rapidan. One thousand more
have been sent forward, who were not regis.
tered here s7t
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-08
FROM DALTON.

DALTON, 9Th - Gentlemen from Chattanooga
to- day say main body Of Yankee army left
that place for East Tennessee. Osterhaus'
division is at Huntsville. Enemy's pickets
are at McFarland's Springs. e9s
MOBILE SPEcIAL FROM DALTON, 6th.-We
have nothing reliable from Longstreet. One
account says his assault upon Knoxville un-
successful another, still later, that the snemy
had suffered disaster. Our communications
are broken, four Federal corps having been
concentrated into two and sent towards Knox
vile, and another corps in an unknOvn direc-
tion.
All is quiet here. The COnfederatss hold
Ringgold.
Breckenridge was not superseded, - re-
ported, but replaced in command Of his corps
by Hindman, who has not yet arrived. s9i
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-08
FROM CHARLESTON,

CHARLESTON, 6th.--NO material change to
notice. Enemy's fire now principally directed
on Noultrie and James Island batteries.
Very little firing on Sumter. No casualties
reported.
Three Yankee prisoners of third Rhode Is
land artillery captured on Friday. with their
horses, arms and accoutrements, on Krunah
leland, by our scouts, were brought in this
morning,