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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHINGT TON THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA FOR TWO NIGHTS.
DIRECTOR. R.........................J. GRRAU.
Mr.. GRAU has the honor to announce that tn,
unprecedented success which has attended his las
season in Washington has induced him TO giv'
will take place on
wednesday and ThursdSy Evenings,
MAY6 AndT.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8,
win be given Flotow's masterpiece,
NJ r. T HAJ
Or, The Fair Of Richmond.
Mile Cordier. Lady Henrietta
Mile Morensi. Nancy
Sig Brignoli. .,as......,...L Lionel
Sig Susini ..aB.......... Plunket.
Sig Barili i............as..........Lo Lord tristan
ON THURSDAY EVENING, MAY7
viii be presented Meyerbeer's world-renownod
and most celebrated Opera,
ROBERTO IL DIAVOLO,
With an immense cast,
NeUer EqUdllcd in This Country.
Madame Loriui. Alice.
Mile Cordier. ......... Isabella,
Sig. Brignoli in his great role as..... Roberto.
Sig. MaccAferri. .RaimbAldo.
Who has kindly consented to oblIge
themanagement and perfect the cast
by assuming this role.
Sig. Susini .aB..........B .BeftrAm.
Conductor and Musical Director. ......Slg. MUzIo.
Ticket ofnco for securing seats will open at
Metzerotts Music Store to-day.
may -Itif
WILLARD HALL
ONE WEEK!
COMMENCING THIS MONDAY, MAY 4TH,
And every evening during the week
The World Renowned
PEAK FAMILY,
PEAK FAMILY,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
SWISS BELL RINGERS
THREE GRAND MATINEES
will be given on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, commencing at three
o'clock
Children admitted to the matinees for IS cents.
Tickets for sale at John F. Ellis's Music Store,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sale Of tickets to commence at II O'Clock on
Monday, May 4th.
Doors open at Ito commence at
The Piano used Is from the mandatory OF
Chickering Sons, Boston, furnished by John F.
Ellis.
may 4-3t Business Agent.
VARIETIES VARIETIES
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Ninth Street.
GRAND MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON,
at p. m, for Ladies' and Gents.
A Brilliant Performance.
TONIGHT 4 DOUBLE BILL.
TWO NEW PAHToMIMES
FARCES, SONGS, AND DANCES.
ALL THE STAR TROUPE APPEARRS.
". S. BUDWoRTH, W. S. BUBWORTH.
HELENA SMITH AND ADA TESMAE.
THE CLUSTER OF GRACE.
AND THE LOVELY BALLET TROUPE.
THURSDAY NIGHT the Thrilling Drama, in
one act, six scenes, AMI eleven tableauX.
Miss Ada Tesman. ..as........JA Jack sheppard
Previous to the Matinee this afternoon, Mr.
LESLIE will make
ROPE ASCENSION,
the weather permitting, repeating 1t on Thursday
night. my6
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 TO 30 inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other colorcd Can.
vasS,
TufI buttons, all oolors,
Tufting Twine,
UpholsterOrs' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled hair,
Upholsterers' Tacks, Light Tscks,
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron Screws,
Blind and Window FaSteningS and Trim.
mIngs,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table and sockct-BraSs
and Iron,
Back Saws, Escutcheons,
Screw Rings, &C.,
Drawer, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Box and Trunk
Locks in great variety,
&C., &C., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06
BLACKSMITHS' AND WHEEL
WRIGHT MATERIAL.

ObAShDml l1C AMI w u EEL
WRIGHT MATERIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Felloes, CIrcles-oak, ash, hickE
ory, elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, singletrees-oak and hickory,
Axlcs, common and patent, Black and Bright
Elliptic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferrules, Malloablo Castings,
Felloe Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire
Bolts, factory prices,)
Stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs
and Buttons,
AnvilS, Vices, Horse Rasps, smiths' Files,
Hammers, Shooting Knives,
Bar Iron and Steel, in every grade and size,
Enumeled Duck, Drill and Muslin, lat manu-.
facturers' rates,)
&C., &c, &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRovEHS THEATRE
PsnnsyIuaniS Avenue, neSr WRlordF Hotel.
Leonard Grover Manager.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAYG
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE, POSITIVELY,
OF the celebrated young American actor,
MR.. EDWIN ADAMS.
MR.. EDWIN ADAMS.
Third and last night certainly Of the greatest
play of the times-epoch Of the French nation; ep-
sode Of the Reign Of TerroT-B. Webster's great
emotional scenic play in aprologue and three acts
entitled the
DEAD HEART.
DEAD HEART.
DEAD HEART.
DEAD HEART.
Appearance of the Charming able Actress,
,Era1
And every Member of the Excelsior Company.
MR.. EDWIN ADAMS Rs......RoBERT LANDRY
MISS SUSAN DENIM as.......... CATHERINE DUvAL
JaqueG Legrand. ...'...................W.H H. Bokee
Mr.. J. M. Ward Able Latour
Miss Sophie Climber ras...................Cef Cefosette
Mr. J. E. whitney as....,..............St st. Valerie
Admission o6, SO, and IS cents. mays
CANT ERBURY HALL,
Louisiana Avenue, near Sirh Street.
VIM Z. sinn........ Sole Manager and Proprietor.
The Worlds Model Music Halt
THE GREAT TEMPLE OF FoRGETFULNEss
GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLIANCE!
A BRILLIANT BILL EVERY NIGHT
AN EVENT
in the annals of Music Halls is the production en-
tire of the great and thrilling drama three acts Of
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK HEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD,
or
or
The HOusebrenker.
The HOusebrehker.
The HOusebreRker.
The HousebreRker.
Presented in a superior manner by the
GREAT CANTERBURY DRAMATIC COMPANY,
as originally performed and now played in the
principal theatres Of Europe and America, without
the cutting and rehaBhing which pieces Of the kind
usually undergo in preparing them for the inferior
capacities OF the companies OF music halls gem
orally.
This exciting dramatic lesson to youth will be
performed every remaining night OF This week, and
at the Matinee of saturday afternoon.
MR.. GEORGE R. EDESON
AS BLUEsKIN.
Last week positively Of their united appearance of
THE GREAT FAIRY COMBINATIONS
Miss Julia Mortimer
Miss Ernestine De Faiber.
Miss Kate Pennoyer,
MILES Augusta and Marie.
Reproduction of Mons. Szollosy's beautiful Myth
illogical Ballotof
DIANA AND ENDYMIONt
Or, The Goddess OF tho Chase.
In which the entire
GREAT CANTERBURY BALLET TROUPE
will appear.
Last Time Of the Gypsy TRIO.
Appearance of
THE GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY
THE PRODIGIOUs ETHIOPIAN ASSEMBLY
including
DICK PARKER,
II. W. EGAN,
J. SYLNAS CLARKE,
MASTER JOHNNY,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
VIII appear every night
MILE ANNETTE GALLETTI
The greatest danseuse in the world, is engaged and
will shortly appear
Admission, 26 ctB.i Orchestra Arm Chairs 80
otH.i Private Boxes, holding six persons, as,
Doors open at 81 o'clock Performance at 7h.
Grand Matinee will be given next SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, for the accommodation Of Ladies' and
children, when the Great Canterbury Company
Will appear may eff
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

NTH SALE GRAIN AND FEED
w WAREHOUSE, Indiana avenue, beiiOeen SEQ
ond and THIRD stTeefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND
TOOLS.

BUILDERS HARDWARE AM
TOOLS.
Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbot, &c.
ChizelS and Guages-Firmer, Socket and Turn
ers',
Braces and Bits;
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, HatchotS,
Hand, Pannol and Rip Saws,
Glmlet pointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks and Latches,
Knobs, Escutchoons, &C.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bevels, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, Strap, l and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-8, and 10 inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &c,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
Sc, &c, &c.
AGENT in the District of Columbia for
Putnam" hammered Horse Nails,
Diamond State" Horse Shoes,
20 and P" Horse and Mule Shoes,
l0-eod1m
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06
ODD VS. HALL.

w II. RRYL,
w Wholesale and Retail
g U II T AIN ST ORE,
Masonic Hall, No. 7l9 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide French Satlns.
Wide French DfoCAtelleG,
Wide French Satin de Laine.
Wide Worsted Damask.
Wide Union Damask.
Wide Damask Table Cloth, per yard.
Wide Moduette for Railroad Cars.
French Pushes for Railroad Cars.
Gilt Cornices and Bands.
Cords, Gimps and Fringes.
TasBels and Loops.
Hooks, Rings and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings.
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
Lace Curtains, : 800 a pair.
Lace Curtains, s 600 a pair.
Lace CuftainB, 4 100 pair,
Lace curtains, 8 $50 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 a pair.
Lace Curtains, s 900 a pair.
Lace Curtains $50 pair.
Lace curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, Sl2.OO a pair.
Lace curtains, Sl4OO pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 a pair
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace curtains S25 90 pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 90 pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 pair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

n. B.-At the request OF many customers, the
proprietor has arranged to make q reduction, to
regular boArders of 20 por cent on the regular bin
Of fare, dc ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

pY J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuotIoneerG.
ID STOCKS AT AUCTION. - On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, May 7, at hAlEpast O'Clock, at the
Auction Rooms, we shall sell In lots to suit
90 shares Washington Gas Light Co. Stock.
$4,000 Corporation OF Washington Quarterly Stock
Terms cash.
may6 ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06
YoR,s OFFICE,

CRIMINAL COURT--SPECIAL TERM
~ The Supreme Court Of the District OF Colum-
bla has ordered Special Term of the Criminal
Court to be held, to commence on Thursday, the
itth instant. OF this, the jurors and others will
please take notice. May 6, ls65S
n. J. MEIGS,
may 6-dtd Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

JOHN n. ELVANs.
JOHN r. ELvANs,
JOHN R. ELvANs.
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 pennsylvania AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES STREET NORTH AND 81
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consisting in part as below
Lead, in pigs, bars, sheets and pipe,
Tin, in pigs, bars and sheets,
Zinc, in pigs and sheets,
Copper, in lngots, bars and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet and plate,
Steel, Cast, (square, round and octagonl Va.
chinery, (round) Tire, Spring, Blister, &C.,
Galvanized Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron,
Galvanized Strap Iron,
&C., &C.. &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

IN VIRTUE OF WRIT NO. 1, issued from
l the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of the
United States In and for the District of Columbia,
will sell at public sale for cash, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of April, instant, 1858, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. m, at the Dry Goods
store formerly occupied by John D. ClAgett situate
on Pennsyya aniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street, in the city OF Washington, in said District
the following goods and chRttels Of the schooner
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-06

The privilege of subscribing for these bonds at
par will cease on list July, 1859
The money invested In them through us goes
directly to the National Treasury.
Ap 2T-im
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

LOOK TO live caution Democrats, III
over the State, TO look to it that they organize
band together, aud determiae that they shall
have free access to the polls, in September
next. If they do not DO this, they may look
for being debarred the right to vote The
Abolition party is scared and appearances IT.
dcate it will resort to any means. no matter
how dishonest or inscriptions, to carry the
State for Low. Money viii probably be spent
with a lavish hand lying reports. calculated
to influence the election. will come over the
wires; notices Of Downey's withdrawal. or
death, or arrest, or stories equally void OF
truth, will, doubtless, be spread at such time
as they cannot, officially. be contradlcied. The
only way to rob these things of any sting, IL
for the editorial fraternity, thus early, TO eau
ton their readers fully in the premises aud for
every voter, TO resolve to disbelieve any and
every story calculated to prevent his voting
according to his feelings, and proceed to inves-
tigate their truth or falsity. after the election.
An important point is, as We have said, to
have free access to the polls for every legal
voter. and in order TO do this, Democratic
committees should be selected to be at the
election ground throughout the day. Oar
friends may be assured. there is reason in what
We have referred to. and We do hope they will
take beed.-l Pacific Echo.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22
NO. 40

OF that great conservative Tribunal Of cur conn-
try. so highly respected by all thinking meo
who have inquired into our iaSiiiutiOns-THk
SUPREME CoURT or TBE UNrrsD STATES.
Your Administration has been true TO the
principles you then laid down. NO,wi,hs,sni
| ing the fact that several hundred thousand
Democrats 10 the loyal States cheerfulv re.
sponded TO the call Of their country filed the
ranks Of its armies and. BY their strong hands
and willing arms aided to maintain your
eNcellency aud the officers Of Governmeut in
the possession Of our national capital not
wlthstanding the fact that the great body Of
the Democrats Of the country have in the most
patriotic spirit given their btSt efforts. their
treasure. their brothers and their sons, to sus-
tain the Government and to put down the
rebellion, you, choosing 10 overlook all this.
have made your appointment 10 civil office
from your cabinet officers and foreign ministers
down to The persons of lowest official grade
among the tens Of thousands engaged in col
lecting from your political associates.
uder such circumstances virtually pre-
scribed by your Administration. and whio
most of the leading journals which supported it
approved the sentence pronounced against Mr..
Naiandlgham, it was our true cOurSe-our
honest course 10 meet as Democrats" that
! your excellency nor the country nigh, mistake
our aniecedeHtS or our position.
In closing this communication we desire 10
reatlrm our determination, and we doubt not
that OF every one who attended the meeting
which adopted the resolutions We have discus
Sed, expressed in one of those resolutions. To
devote 4" all our energies TO sustain the cause OF
the Uuion.'
Permit US, then in this spirit to ask your
eXcelieucy TO re-examire the grave subjects we
have considered, to the. end that OF your re
tirement from the high position you occupy.
you may leave behind you no doctrines and M
further precedents Of despotc power To prevent
you and your posierity from enjoying that
constitutional liberty which is the Inheritance
OF US all, and to the end. also, that history NAV
speak Of your Administration with indulgence.
If IT cannot with approval.
We are, sir, with great respect, yours very
truly, JoHx V. L. PRuYy.
Chairman of Committee.
james Kidd, Gilbert c. Davidson. j. V. =.
Quackenbush, VIM. A Fassett, O. NJ. Hun,
gerford. Jno. Hogan, Henry Lansing. 5.
Hand, NJ. X. Cohen, John Coter. &. Van
Benthuysen. Geo II. Thacher, c. W. Arm
strong, VIM. Doyle. Franklin Townsend.
VIM. Appleton. 3. r. Spilman, James Nc
kown, A. II. Tremain. D. Shaw, w. Simon.
A. f. Stimson, Isaac Lederer.
ALBANY, June 30th, 1863.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

OROVILLE DIVISION No. 30. :. OF L.
Meet regularly Tuesday Evening of each week
in their Hall corner of Oak and Montgomery Sts
All members Of the order in good standing are cor
daily invited TO attend.
4. y. WYMAN, W. p.
WI. COLLIER, r. S.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

~ THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT HAS ~
Id removed to the elegant and spacious la
brick building at the southeast corner of PINE and
SANSOME streets where the proprietor will be
enabled to accommodate his former patrons and
the public in good style with his increased faeili-
ties. The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey
passengers from the steamboats, FREE of CHI ARG Z.
Ronns wiz hc let by the night. week OF month with
without board; al>o. elegant srites Of rooms 70
fami ~ Others. at reduced rates. The table viii
alw. So supplied with an abundance ot the choi-
ce>t 1->t the market can Afford and no expense
viii 3 JARED n set table that will deity the criti-
ci>ui ihe most fa>tidious epicure-
feb2~-Sm JOHN KELLY. JR.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

4 PROMINENT speaker at Republican ga
thering in Ohio, said that he expected to
spend an eternity in company with the Repub-
lcans," TO which ripe old Democrat replied
that he rather thought he wonld, unless be
repented of his sins y
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

TIE Common Councils of Philadelphia,
Pittsburg and Syracuse have passed resolu-
lions asking that General Mcclellan may be
restored to command.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22


THINKS ITs FAILURE-The Green Lake
Spectator, one of the stiffest kind of Republi-
can sheets, gets mad because Old A be refused
to have the Chicago Times suppressed, and
this is the way the editor pitches into the
Government -
For ourselves, we believe that the issuing
Of this order was worse to our cause than any
defeat in the field we have ever suffered =
Hereafter men of political influence can talk
what they please, discourage enlistmens in any
manner, damn the Government and bless the
rebels TO their hearts content with perfect
impunity. This Administration is so weak,
fickle vacatiDg, that even its friends find it
difficult to help despising it. With The exeep-
tion of those who live on greenbacks," We
don't believe there are enough men in the
country to form q regiment, who do not be-
lieve the Administration is a miserable, con-
temptble failure. If we believed that the
Democratic party was as patriotic as coura-
geous, we should pray morning, noon. and
night, TO all the powers above and beneath. 10
hurry up the next Presidential election. All
this Administration seems 10 think of is to sin
and repent. All it seems to be capable Of do
ing is to issue 'greenbacks and bury soldiers, -
Bully for that Abolitionist.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

\ REBEL SYMPATHIzER-If q Democrat
says aught against: the. war, the Republican
press Immediately deuounce him as rebel
sympathizer," but Mr.. Conway, the Abolition
Republican member Of Congress from Kansas,
can talk as follows without incurrng any such
denuncation. lie says:
am. therefore, for peace, unconditional
and immediate peace-peace on the basis of
existing facts, whatever they may be and l
will willingly trust the rest to the steady and
irresistible agencies of reason, Justice and hu.
mainly
No Democrat in the entire western country
has made such an unconditional peace platform
as Mr.. Conway offers in the above hrief para.
graph. He is for " Peace-uncondtiona aud
immediate peace-peace on the basis of exist
ing facts and as necessary consequence
for disunion For thus giving aid and com,
fort TO the rebels, why does it happen that be
is not arrested Simply because be is not
never was, aud never will be a Democrat. If
Democrat, wo be to him, if he utter such
sentiments. As he is Republican A bolition-
ist supporter Of Lincoln he can have free
speech to his hearts content and General
Burnside, and all other dignitaries will not
only tolerate but encourage him in treason"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
RSCAPR or AVRRILL

Aprivae telegram from Union, Nonroe COSBY, dated
The 22nd slys: "The Var KEGS have not been here
Averl is reported to have pissed the White Selphur
Sprrgs, eerbrier county, tn 20 h on his return
Ne vas tasy wOrsted Il Is reported that one of his
largest rsgm.nts-tbe l4th Pennsylva lia-Shas beer
cut Of. All quie. heSe."
There is no longer doubt int Averil has succ ded
in ssosng his escape. Ths ssial and other Telegram
'frem Western Virginia for several days pas excited
no Is that the whole force would be captured, tu'
Ike most Of tie No IRON tht quarter, they have Z,
been warranted Oy the resuts. Before We give eniF'
eredeneo tOhs report that aay pEs Of tie raiders have
been cap;ared, We deem er 10 await cfeia cor
mat on.
We understand hat it was arnoune d in gu OIL
elal qaassertEO dsys ago, that Averil had escaped
IEURTaER PARrIc9LAEs
Since the foregoing was teen, We learned from an
tfK,er who LEI, Gen. Eshol' coumand GO-dsy after
roOn some further Isr ouars Of ths rad Nh CD may he
received a. perfectly Gu hen;io
From salem, Averil went rapidly 70 Crl'g's Creek,
and in crossing, lost oAnDO2, and as cue if F@sni
thinks, abcu, thirty men he tLea az. matcd to 90 to
Sweet sp.irgs but fou1l Eshoh aad Jones On Sweet
Spirgs Mountain. Hs then re'reatel by ~ Co
vingtOp, and burned ne bridge over JaeksOh's River
before the Pennsylvania regiment tad crossed, in con
sequence Of Nhieh they lost $50 taken pisooers
and the remainder EeIe scattered over the country
His main tody thea vent BY Csllshan's, and White
Sulphur Sp,ings when cue cavalry, u'der ii zaugh
Lee, united With EcbO.s aud pursued them.
Geo. Echos seIt 500 sbarPshOoters forward 20 Green
brier River, With he view Ct checking them rn,il Lee
should be able 10 up. If Aver arrived there II
va believed be would make his ecspe. As all sccou us
seem TO agree that che o. bis rsgmens have been Gu
of IL Is prcl able la. az Of Is my 6aally be captured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
C0NGRESSLOYAL.

Ia tie Seusts yesterday, Nc OIitan. Of Texas, su5-
m.tted scheme ofdlareal relief an ou'hae o. which
appears 10 the rspot THE proceeding. Mr. oldham
delivered lengthy .rtIesIi spe'ch in supper: Of
bis views and F,veW Of TIE Ccheme PFesented BY the
Secretary Of the Tressu-y Communication from the
seereary Of War in responle u resolution o. tee Sen
ATE relative 10 the Qusrlsrm- General read, ald
,c ed a searching criticism Of The President from Mr..
WigfAn, Of Texas The subject VAS referred to the
Committee o. Military AfiIs
The most iupoTs,n, acton OF the Hocse was the
passage Of the bill Of Mr. Conrad o. L. ensetrg that
no person shall BE- smpt FROM military service BY RIA
son Of his hsvig fraisAei Nsu5stiue, b. slarge ma
jorty. Tie yeas ard mars o. this bill viii be fund in
the tfpsrs Of the Proceedings In another column.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
TIE CHARLES CITY SURPRLSE

By request We pab.ih the folio siag H.. o. the oH
Gers and pryase5 OF Company Il. AZ Battalion, Vir-
gnA Cavalry, captured 2. Charles City Court House On
the lSib inst
OScers-wn J Haalett C,7ta'n; John shrOas,
p Lieu.erans; Thos J Kirg. 81 Leutc1an-.
John r Spence lst Sergeant; VIM Il Fly, Sd do
Holt 5ih DO. Thos J Williams, lss Corporal
Geo L Allen, "a 90.
Privatss "A 5 Boaz, J Carer, J Cslll, Ca.
hill L Cshin, Geo Cam bell, Z Z Carol, Csc W Dl-
via, james FrAn,s, W " Fry, lessee W Fry, S Fod-
dfHl, Haaes, E Harrrave, J 7 Hamlet, W F
Hardlsy, James Jones, " Jonss. Charley Jones, J
JORGE, Go W JamisOn, jeremiah King. Wn Kinn1,
WLKogar, D X KOgar, n LyOus Leak, Joseph
Lampkir S n Meade W Martin, Go Mastin, B P
Pace. A S.ultiz, Hlirstoa Watkins, O r Williams, W
D Wlkerscn, ChesthaD, James StORr.
Toe to.al number eIptCrei from this Company, off,
osrs, EoI-eOmmissioued officers, and PrivAtes, 46.
Priva.e Hsines severely wounded by a sabre
cat On The shoulder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

A YAEKaE 0PlHIOS OF lHLIR FAIEEDs IN EAsr Tn
SEssRs-Amon; the letters captured By our forces
while around Knoxville was one from D. G. Griffin to
his father 10 New York. Toe opinion expressed must
be very aAttering to The UaiOniss Of East Tennessee
Our Union friends havs fanaticism aud en.husi SIN
enough but they SO ignorant and i'll bred to eis
gust any gsn'l min. The wom'n know how to make
"oOrn Dodgers and dirty little FEDERAL hagl "giUger
cakes and the Ike and and point out their
pesiOrs-rebel ladies and rebel g.ntemenand that is
about all
Tae rebel ladies' are igent, Well-brei and good
looking dignihed aud bold in their demeanor. But
simply from tbs faoi that 6ghng for their
ineriors, the Union ladies. T1ey not to tlGme.
often flush When think OF the common herd that am
pe5ilDg my fe for. God ne from such ignorant
trash.
You have Ofea heard Of ma oriti for the Union in
EAst Tennessee but must &C. fess taking every hing
into consideration, if the rebels entitled 10 any
country il is this Theit friends many, stIOng in
their fidelity and seem to have Plsusibe
for their Iishs, eic
The maze Of tory Ceems 10 suit them very well.
dOn Wonder at the promotion Of Governor johnson,
uoe,c, Maynard and othsIs Such a people can
be ca. y demagOgued All they know Is TO be Union
folks
caua0t think tia. We shall reTGin here very long,
even 6 e rebels permitting. Tee rebel Gen. Vaughn
ana Ita,s are continually annoying Us muei ttGt
We cnnot any peace for them. We did not expect
20 6ght the rebels Whea NO came here but find that
our personal safety will force 70 6ghs them hard and
often