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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03
S HlPPING NEW s.
Port Of New York, February 2, 1868.

CLEARED.
s,eams mp A ni. Jones Aspinwall-DB Alien.
Havana z Cunara. -" -'''''' N-'"a ~na
Snip AIeAsnder Marshall Marshall, Liverpool-C Mar
Snip Richard Ely Lvinsston, Lonaon-Howlaud Fro.h
Bark suomi Rus). Nordberg, G.lway-Punch Meincke +
Bark Fanny Kirchner (olden) LANCE Cadz-Ruger Bros
hrg k, va, aanplegn TraesoWaseman, Dmon Co
Brig Cost, Rca, Peel. Aspinwali-panama RR Co.
srts GoRls,, R,and, s. Kits and Nevis Hubbard.
Scnr L Usher tBr) Mckenzie Rio Grande-R Buck
sshr Evans, llanmond. rernamouooB Bentley. Smith
Schr Ann Leonard 3D. Wilson, st Johns PR-Brett Son
sssr Ka.s Field. Aren, New oreanslD Murray.
s sssr srSnsn. c"Sno,, c1aoo as"s's.''
schrTea Witch tyler, Washington Baker Dayton
s schr W RoSkaw" PROV. Erower Washington;
Fo%Ss na alok Sr%SL Kf ons.
schr Granite state. Baker. Boston-S Lewis 4 Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Ocean Queen, Tnklepaueh, Aapnwali Jan 25
with passengers and treasure 70 d b Allen.
mise % cre@weIl co German" f0''"n' hours win
sp - Hos MHerry Glasgow and Lamlash 50 days. with
sh Sandman, endleon Londonderry Jan 9, in ballast
several several pieces g. dsIi isey - - : " :, :" :"
Bark Ibis, iiatrh New Orleans days with sugar &c to
& Sarah sernss G MSsa,or Callahan Mraoane
Brig New Era. -, Key West. with mdse, to- W Elwen
schr Forest King g Of Fairhavenl, Briggs Vera
Dow = - = ~ "
Schr Francis Hatch, Parker Gonaves Jan 10 18th inst
Tor Gs' ssa coa rem c New wm
Simmons from Aqnln Boston: blowing heavy norther
arae fleet OF vessels lying under The Cape; brig
Coll en- Bavn, OF Corr til, in Crooked Island Passage
SPOKE wrecfin schr who reroriei the Alabama the
Marifuan PASSAGE 27h LAT So 10 Ion Is passed quantity
o. wrecked stun conssst,ng OF fabin doors panks &C.
Srhr Maitland Horton, Sagna IAN 20 with sugar. 10
II r Brown. Sailed IN company with briggs W Holt, and
kcnnebec, for New York. Jan g. on Cay chased
and boarded by HBH eunboat Stea ~ Com Grant the
pabers examined reported that she looking out for
slavers
Schr JON Walker. Bunneil New Orleans Is days with
sugar 70 Bentley SMITH 60
schr VIM wilson r. an, New Orleans 10 days. with mdse,
Schr Rosa Fitzpatrick, Port Royal
mr. q " Mol r, $ nth, Nor OH.
sehr n II csman. Snead. Chincoteague.
S'hr erly, 'onkn. Alexan RIA days
Schr mph. Conki'n, Raltmorr, DAYS.
Schr y sc nins, aw Wilmington PEI. 8 days.
Schr ID steeman. smith. Philadelphia.
Schr Cicero, Hatchins Philadelphia
S hrJ williamson Jr Wlnsmore Philadelphia
Schr King. Laraway. Philadelphia arrived 3lst ult)
Sehr kearon, Small Great Egg Harbor
Schr Amanda, Kell, ga,eth,ot or Bosnn
S.hr Go den Eag'e, P"nae,on Belfast 10 days
shr Howari. Baker. Boston, days.
steamer Thon,nsan t,nna ~ Ranim m,neepn'a'
steamer Bruno. Foster. Baltimore.
One shp unknown.
Ships Helene tBr), Won Brabant tBrern) Yorktown;
banks Chasc Dnnked tboth Br) Cedar Hill; schrs
Baxter, Brandt fBr,.
Also. Br steamship 81 George.
Wind nj sunset NV light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
,BRlNkkR-BRuNs-AtS st. Mathew q church, ON Monday
afternoon february q by the Rev Mr. stohman, HExRx
BRisKER 10 ANNE H. daughter Of VIM. d. Bruins, all o.
this city
McCAvAsA-DEvIN-On Monday, February q. at 70
Andrews Catholic church, New 70, k, by the Rev. N.
korden Of assisted by Rev. Mr. Curran
and others, Mr.. JAMES McCAvANA only pm q Patrick
Mo,avana Esq., o Poughkeepse, to Miss MARY b. DEvIIS,
eldest daughter OF the late Patrick Devu Eel, Of New
York.
WArsON-SmEs.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, January
o. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Mr. Holmes, APHoNzO ". WATSON 10 HATTIE j.. daughter
OF Gen. G. X. Stiles, all of Brooklyn.
WnsoN--D usESRERRY. report Of this marriage Is
untrue. MORTIMER b. WILSON.
GLESyHIE, Conn, Feb. 2. 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03

An inquest held yesterday, by Coroner wildey,
upon tho body Of Arthur Shawcross the OF Eng
lsh noblcman who accidentally suiocsed No $50
Elizabeth street. Deceased, It appeared, given
dissipation, and brought ut Of sickness upou himself
In consequence. His medical attendant ordered him q
narcotic draught, which administered on Sunday
night and had the effect Of throwing deceased deep
Sleep The following morning the inmates OF the house
were astonishcd lind deceased dead In his bed I've.
putty Coroner Bouon gave hs opinion that deceased
smothored by turning upon his face during sleep
and the jury rendered verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03


.,d NEM BEDFORD Jan a-Ar schr volant. Gray, xYora
NNEwP9RT. Jan s-Arr schr Orion Chase FAN River fo1
Ana On account OF light wind briggs ChaxepA
=! sis a.mrs H ssn hl both I'D again AM 3ist,
Wnrad Hathawsy NYork Sid sshrs ChAntcleer.
"g nv rr, white White Sea, westeia Light.
Fortss Montpa s 81 Marx and Eutcrpe Arsy for
scnrs Porto Rico Harriman from Buck foE
Wanslon Eza Ellen Curtis, portland for NYork:
u,, earan Sherman Malcom Arctic Orion, ana
NEW HAVEN, Jan si-Arr schrs Clara Holmes. Cook.
Ntorki Dientash, Bartlett and Washington Ferguson Eli
sMaweelhport; new Delight Morris and Goodwin Hobbe
nforki soops van Buren,, Lewis, Eizabehport sophia
Mary Look psrto Rico: Cindereila Carroll and
Theron Nfork T. o Lyman Elizabehpor soop Ranger do
PENSACOLA Jan Fin port bark Kleber heeios me
PHlLADELPHIA, Feb Arr fadditional) brigs nelbi
Irwin 81 Kits; Maloney, Steelman New Orleans ''
PORTLAND, Feb Arr Br steamship Norweaior r,ra.
pool via Londonderry Sid Jan 81 Br iiibernian
PROVIDENCE, Jan 3l--Arr steamers Osprsv Adr..h 49,.
Pelican Baker NYork schrs Two Forty McQuin Baiors.
Willie G. Thompson, Deals island BENZ BAKER Hccins'
Ycomieo: Village Queen Hawkins Philadelphia; San Juan
Brotherton, and Oregon Rhodes do Cid Br brig Elizabeth
Bouche, Matanzas Sid Star Providence late ~
NYork. sold, Gage, Baltimore via Bristol.
Feb Arr steamer Falcon, Jones, New York: scbrs
Shaw, shaw. Georgetown DC; Arthur simpson, Churn
fcomico; Hazard, Wilson, and Ontario Wilson Eliza.
NYork.
Kong
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

e,EgARs AT LESS THAN MARKET PRICES AT v
- PrnadwAy. ~ stairs.suiiers dsslers buyes
generally will be abe % maze good speculsa0a, az tp
..xar. masy De closed inmsdieiegy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03
BILLIARDS.

vnrYraRps FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK Cd
* 80 and second hand Tables, at reasonable prices
orders by mail attended By ". H. GRIFFITH, H6 Full
ION street x
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NrEw YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAn
N FOR hIbANY, TROY NORTH AND WEST
WfNTER ARRANUEMEkT.
COMMENCING Monday, Nov. II, 1852
For Albany 10 A. ~, Express MAJ Train from I-esty'
sixth street station Retuin eaNc AADshy, WV -
'o1 AZ 'oa John BURcHILL. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03
LOST AND FOUND,

Roy LOsT-LEFT HOME ON JAN. 8, NAMED MAR
or TN LANE aged years light hair, and had
SACK anu gray pants re- ppct black
coh cap Any one that knows the said
Will confer parents by directing leer
10 MS father Michael Lane, Stamford, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03

NAME TO THE PREMISES SIX WEEKS AGO
~ brownlsh coored Nanny Goat owner can have the
same by applying 10 Francis Harty corner of Even and
Columbia street. South Brook -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03
RAILROADS.

HUDSON BIvER RAILRoAD-TRAINsF FOR ALBA
ll nv Troy the North Vest leave Chambers stree
al and 10 A N and is and 10 ~ r. ~, and sun
days ~ ~ y. N. from THIRTEEN street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
LaWtOns Brigade.

TIE remains Of Capt. 2. P. LawtOn, the intrepid Adj
iulant 70 LaWtons Georgia Brigade who fell MORALLY
wounded at fredericksburg have been brought to thi.
city 81 route 70 the Sodth Ii at critical period Of
the battle that this rising officer received hi. death
wOand Our lines on the right had been pushed back
some distance, when Gen Early ordered TO move
forward with reinforceusnts including LaWtouS Bri-
gads. In very short time the Brigade succeeded MOI
only in checking the advance Of the enemy, bat ia d.
lodging him from skirt Of timber and driving hH far
back ulO the sps1 paia Iadeed rapid waI I move
men,s that il LEFT is ssppor.I behind and Ben; the
line Of the enemy ntO crescent shape thus exposing
itself 70 direct fire il front and flank are either
side.
Having fully accomplished the object OF the change
il was decided 70 withdraw the brigade from its periOu
position which was successfully done. 1t this
point the brave Capt LaWtOa Of the braves, aud
mos, promising officers in tho service wounded an4
sIt on the isId Ne carried 70 Ae1aadris by the
enemy rSm WHOM he received every possible attention
and respect aad was subseassnuy joined BY his wife,
who had fastened 10 bs bedside but who arrived
late 70 rescue him from the hands OF dsath His BODY
wa seni, under a military escort, with reversed
20 fredericksburg and all along the route every honor
and respect bestowed upoa his memory Dv the Fed
sral authorities Such trbate even tia beaten foe
could not withhold from the fallen brave.
The more We hear OF ths par, taksa b. Iavtoas
brigade at Fredericksburg the impsrtast does it
appear the controlling effect it had upoa the fortunes
Of the day. Indeed il has bern, conspicuous part il
every battle where il vas present. Its commander
Gen. A. r LAwtou, graduate Of West Psiat, but su
gagged in civil pursuits Savsnaih When tas war brsks
out had brought il 20 high ot drill sad d.Sip
line when no ordered Gin Gss J4sksss At Sauu-
tOs Last sunmsr. The Brigade near 5000 stroll
moved with ths rest Of Jacksoas forces 70 Rodaoai
snd has borne bloody aud honorable part ia sveEy
battle where il physically possibs 10 he present
from Glns'' Nil % Freds-sksSurg OsNi Chicka-
houiuy, the RlPidan at Manassas Chanully, SharDs-
burg-ThersVsr be hOsess pace vas there Lawtou aRd
bis brigade 10 b placed. Suses sdus Gen
Ewsu 10 command Of his DIVISION LawsoI led she al
vanes Of JscksOus Corps thrss ourJbs OF me time O
tbs RaPdan 70 Sharps5arg aasse he received severe
wound in the leg, which sill i,Sa9s hiE fro8 ths field
The brigade il justly considered sns o. tia crack
origades from Georgia and ia commander one o. the
most promising officers in the service It's l9..es hlVs
beer very heavy, including the Nircelu, Douglass
the senior Colonel at Sharp.5urg, two Aids Camp
the Adjutant General and number Of field and CON-
paay officers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

SSsSLAs ScpsuSA gentleman 81 hs satJ, WV Tecsatly
visited OhSrlssss, nsss Gugulsr adventure bis rstsra
TRIP Daring HgbPsaVs the railroad he rested his oee
ths lack ss seat and sSss We snEhs Of
Afforded by traVa's Absut o'clock A. NJ whilst
"uehrly sI the eSuch Of haul spoA hs
mSgullc seari hsgght a. Al least and rsaiasj st
Again a. felt IL aud pretending evil dssgs uPsu his Ps
his pUs RtsuvelJ S qaey, grasPsd NE hIudls "
hs bowls kdis hs Ssara augsrst and gently tagged
Dssngsgsg hsA The kafs he hrSS ais haad suddenly
hs lon shoulder the wrist 81 the HhS BE-
csniaE nlusr tssut asqaaiRaBSs He 1arned arouhd
aud saw, dEsl IN As Ih The sssusant OF ths SCAT
SOhiAi Id he release hsJ wrist aud the ihtrU
vs haHd gals VttdaNn SSs Vslu1tssTsd sGplaaa
usR ~ dsaaade Neither VsJehsafsi Wsrd 70 the
SthsF aad 1isat eadsG WSaI sSud have Induced he
lake suslG uausual isaTtT with gentleman IL rs
Was Il nlrAlsa 81 ala hats dG s
wish 10 dsSTer 10 Soud be sss - inert her hand Int h
lsF p0GtetS Shs answer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEsT FRoN THE NNRTH.
rRosABLE CAPTURE OF srRlKGrrlp, MISSOURI

PROBABLE CAPTURE OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI.
PHnDrseEsBrno Jan 1.-The New York Herald, Of the 9th,
PAladspha IsQuire Of the 10Th ius were received o-
Gen B.wn, esmnandlng at Springfield, Missouri ssgrsphs
The Rebels under GsRs Marnsduks and Burr
Sdgs The sb YLs Rebels forced The stock
Fhaaay AhsFnssa When the sgrsphc sspnupeaiion
ssAssA ana sill Intercepted The 9Th Springfield hssarSs
sssuts Of array stores General Browns
. hSSar was hasd aad GuPs'atiss was rsssTtsd TO- Ne
was bdBg rapidly rSAfscssd. SuttSS late.
EIhess hsrss AAd tlIry osPturOs few
auSs nSrA Il Springfield
TAs Fsdss rsyrSssa, elr fsrse at GsOa pieces Of
Ardusry
dispatch fr.u g., LOs1 sS says the spno. strongly pre-
walls that sIria AsI has besa captured.
dSpHeh Nashville eth says Rssecrsns has issued az
order that all captured rebel officers be ssnaned until President
DaVIs order revoked the rebel prisoners to ubG
army supplies feed contributed bJ friends b. cOnhscaed for
hospital use and repetition contributions to be considered
criminal offence.
dispatch sOa Nav Yorf lON says that theeanboa War
ror os Mas Oesni that Banks concentrating for
Rouge Pot hudson that The rebels have
1900 and ~ guns Port HudsSR. ana sIhwoks tEss
miles in The Capitol at Baton Rosgs destroyed by
recently. with many thousand valuable books AID
Loss, $4,000.
Gold In New Ys advanced 10 49, sloaaT 1878 Exchange
ISL and iSs.
LLYHR VRON EUROPE.
ne Eesnshp At'G las arrived, With Liverpool dAteS the
1th ale.
ms stsEsncs Of ne bsHIs 81 Psdsrickbss crsnted wide
spread intestA gGad Tie friends Of the 6slsH great
" disappointed at the result aad the kpresdoo at vpss
untsvorobls to hopes Of Aa early peace.
The Lender Times thinks plain that Burnside suffered dam
aging repuse and atn he retrieved by strategy
he had Loaf 10 vi prove himself great General but II he f
will HmssfH the most dsatrsus position tnSwu
to a Genera
Mr. BuSos NJ p qusIaoas as good eject sfHacOn's pros
nation. The LoBdaa News abolition, replies.
EhSTeansip lara has aS srVsh. With sI later dates.
The working OF MasohesteC held meeting expires sag
SyupHhy with the North aad adopted OIgratusoy address
Llnosln.
Tae Eaglsh accounts show Increase dsriag the year OF
81 S9s 900 The TIsS think, this cssR Ia king
aud that will be far better that Ragand keep all her
operatives public pensions until they absorbed
trades thaa vary point from her national policy
Additional French sops the number thossand are
declared Indispensable In Mexico,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
Gbt 8itbmunb d6lgig,
TUESDAY MORNING, Jan. IS, 1868.

faans-Daly Is per Annun; Is for Al months and s. Per
month for shorter period.
ssn.wssky IS pr AMMAN - x nSuhs, IS cents per
month for shorter period
Weekly e. PEI annur a. nOahs- Seat nr ne shorter
period. Payaoct in all In advance
ApvESrnis0as sqaars nnss - ssnsl k ATsi seraen
% cent? per sluars for soadnuaass sHsek Or m
weekly Insertions 70 hssAy iA--a s0s VI
EE-Rsns.ssss nay he rikk - As Publishes y
Al cas Whsrs evidences As deposit q lsi'r n As
Poal Qlaa Gee alnLns asasI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

Tss NgEFaXKsFT PAISoSssS-The prisoners s1Ptsrsd "
SsnsaI Bragg ssiurfrssssSo' will Is said Ls Immediately
,hs cry sEay II Lynshburg taS Yankee Government
having rsussd Sevs tRsa sLes er SAcs also psTs
The latter zee IN viii - acid in sSRhDs
Ia wlhs PssdeuPs until BStlsr,
shall ss delivered for punshH and the
retained until The sJish Ragnate consent 70 take aem
The sPss1 that they VII - sSardes a. We Lib
bT Tor 4 per
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

SIoK-Ws regret to learn that DR.. WIN. \. NcKenny,
representative from Norfolk in the Senate Of Virginia.
unable to ssud TO his Senatorial duties because Of Sc
rious illness. lie has been aiing for nearly three
months, and for the last hye weeks has been confined
his bed His family and property are unfortunately
within the ensmys lines
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
TWO SNAIL BRICK TENEMENTS, on
FARM OF $50 ACRES IN

"
VALUABLE FARM OF 2s0 ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR TO G0ODALL's TAVERN,
AND FIVE MILES FROM AsHL and; ALSO, ASoTHEE
TRACT OP l2n ACRES WOOD LAND NEAR THE ABOVE,
TOGETHER WITH 10000 FEET OAK TOBACCO PLANK, AND
. A VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL, &C.. FOR SALE AT A4c-
fION. ... ..'.
VIII sold auction. the PREMISES TUESDAY. the
goth January 1854 at 81 O'clock A. ~ the above valuable Pan
situated asont ave miles rem Ashland contains zee
absst 30 cleared balance wood aud-osk hickory
and pae which will make excellent raimber and are WOOD.
There the place Dwelling House nearly eOntasing
story porch 10 The house ID In beautiful OF oaks
with good ara well Of excellent water In the yAri
Is one heahest places IN she State excel
Lent kitchen. Wits ioW also good suokehouse
and dairy, and large barn aad .lPbles. r . % .
This realty feirable place, Ant It's 70 Ash
band makes accessible Richmond bree tunes daily.
The neighhohood Of the best In this section. II Is
miles Rohmond with the Brook turnpike eadng
having advantages Of railroad and turnpike This
place Improved and Is occupied by Capt Voolfolk Jr Of
the Ah!snd AriisrJ HIS family Vias there and viii
pleasure Ia showing The plscs Possesa giVes lHpsi
Rtey
cash. oae-siri at twelve msBths and
third Interest 10 be added apd as etsaei uah
the last ptyIaest Il Iasde. GoDDls APPHRSON.
AuctOneers
In Ids0s the srsgsiss fars sa be si at TIN
2Q s wosa land bsusVer county, the
mites Ashlsnf adjoining the lands Of Mr. w A.
Dick Others AS, 10000 feet seasoned sak tosaccs plank
tachsd all osEplste srder and worked - Wiaa
Esq
TERMS at sale. GsBDIN APPERS0k.
iaS As''s.'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUG'TION.--We will
VI SELL Auction Room Main and 9Th Street On
FfIDAY next, 10Th inst At 10 o'clock large and dsa'ahe
Stock Of Groceries, &C. As follows:
e n'ds Choice y. o. sugar
i0iIaifbbi,"
10 Bbls Clarified, 3"
1BBol. Prime Nav Orleans MOlsrsss,
u Key, Lard .Rr
~ BOXES Candles, 4.
> bbls Pufs Cider Vinegar,
l5BJlE smoking Tobacco,
SGBog, vnzuia sal
20 DaIs Broom,
x5 t4rsss Matches,
Case lGs P air India Russsr Shoes,
=" - " Double ssls Cali
F.l 10 Z" Brogaus
% Pieces Grey Military Cashmere,
10 Pisces JsaRt,
ALSO
12sO swords to which We iave the atte.noa Of Surgical
-'" ROBINSON, ADAMS, 4 CO, Al
Jaalt-td 80 Austsneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
sogtA.np,on county, Jlaaary ls, 1893
NOTICE.-No.

EXCHANGE NOTICE.-No. 4-The follow
IL us oAsers All have bsca dsly exshaHsed and
hereby dseizred:
An oa;srs ssptsei Ia Ksataskv Tetass.ee AS
esna Msl9g Gesrsa, Florida and s,uL earoIaa to De
eenber i0th 1907.
~ All oG,erS and oaptsrsd IN Missouri Kansas New
Aeo, ArE5nal Arkauss and L0uiaHss 10 January lst
1soe
y The tuo forsgSug sections apply oDiy officers and
o. ns service bt also persons ured Ia
or hostile array against hs Uust may have
reen zoe saeer OF the military organization % which they
E1c asehs and Ehe-se y been the Of the
rolss given b. them Federal brisOn) they
Dr.
An persons who have been captured on the sen or seaco,st
Of the Confederate Omitted States up december iDtb lsl
any such Federal prins they 70 Be lmnditry re-
leased and delivered 70 the Confederate authoriugs
Al Confederate on have been delivered A.
CITY Point up 70 January 9th, 1875
All Confederate oaers who have delivered AZ
Fcksburg up December Pa, l5 iacldnx said date
T. An parolsd Confederate e1 s rrceptsd for Al
Ncksourg 20 December ED 15cA including aid date
All Confederate officers lel captured parod AZ
fredericksburg, Virgins, In DeceI tfr, 1867
q All Confederate oees and usl capt1ra1 parsed
Gsldsboro', North CsrOinA Dsceabsr, lss2
10 Other mscs and minor EXCHANGES Of which ap
proprats ofhcers vii BE- duiv inf0rnd
NorEAu ConfsterAs 81 and an had been captured
10 virginia Marylaad bsgre tie LIST Novsmbsr ls62
az Ceoistarate ocer and aha Al hss1 deiv
cred a. Areas Lasdag ware 4esaeds ~ ,nyed by
Notice Ne, g. ROBHRr OULD
Echnsaa, JaR. 10 1s6S. Agent q ErshauEs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
NORTHERN JoURNALS-
~

N Any peruOa arriving irOa Ia State ASA q me F'-
tOnAe and bnghg NsrAsra E-rsPsAa asWFaPS'' e AaJ
psSsOa TIE Gag eOniag In posss-SA SAGA loa'aA~
r f.vor uDsa ~, EsOr q As Visa bT saVAg sending The
slms - shl once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
Meeting OF Congress

It viii be seen BY the proceedings in smother column,
that business transacted in either branch Of Com
gress yesterday for want OF quoruu The absent
members are doubtless generally detained from their
posts by the uncertainties Of railway travelling; yet /.
is almost certain that there viii be q quorum ia the
House to-day and perhaps in the Senate aud the Preai-
dents message which il locked for with much interest,"
ill probably be read Several ladies and large nun
Der OF the opposite appeared ia the gallery Of the
House yesterday. Speaker Bocock is detained at home
By the dangerous illness OF members OF his family.
CAPrArSB. c. fANcsr-In paragraph Published yes
terday, compiled ftOn Tennessee psper., girn: iss
Of the gallant officers UhS Cell on the sAttls hsd Of
4urfreesbOroi the name Of Captain B. q. Yaaocy vas
mentioned anOug those mSrtally wounded We rejoice
20 have it in power correct shI statement on the
authority Of nOtS from his fatber, Hol W l. Yancev,
who says-"ThOugh bis horse Was shot under him while
leading biz battalion Of Sharpshooters on the l., inst
God in his nere Providence preserved his lie through.
out that terrible battle"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
SKIRMISH NEAR SUFFOLK FLIGHT Of YAM
KEGS FROM CARRSYILLE

KEGS FROM CARRSyILLE
PsrHRsBGRg. Jan. lS.-Csneral Pryor encountered
Dodge, Mounted RiaOneG, five miles from Suffolk. with
two companies of cavalry, and routed them infctipg
Considerable loss Ger. Pryor remained in line of bat
tie SItl SUNDAY uasrning, bat the sn0uy would not
leave tAoir .trSngholds
Learning that ; 300 Yankees were at CarrsviTe, Gen
PrySF pushed aoross 10 istsTcept then They asd Oh
our sppreask eSGaPn. through Gates county. The
prisoners captured say hst COCsOraa commands at SUD
coIk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13

HARRY MCCARTHY, the Arkansas Come
lIdsp and Miss L0rTE ESTELLF In their PeGonaton Con
Da.l charaetsr Dances and pronounced by al
Petersburg Va, &C.
Aeknowle. emsuts Harry Maesy
In aid . Sick Wounded Soldiers.
Memphis Tenu southern Mother ISOLATION, July lSh 1861
Sl297a; ngned Mary c. Page Secretary.
Free Market New Orleans La Aug 49, Se Sl76 signed John
ACr La Clothing Association, Aug 81, 1891 t9G signed
James Morter and others.
Mobile Ala Guards Oct 81 1861 t22J signed Charles
dc faux, Captain
Mobile, Ala, wasdDgtoa Guards, Nov a. 1861 Sl4O; signed
Pensacola Fla Ladies' Soldier Hospital. 1851 $40 Ign
% Mrs. Q. Hatch, Secretary
Montgomery, Ala Ladies Aid Society," jan 22 1882, Sl29 sign
Columbus Ca Soldiers Friend s.Oey. Jan a. 1862 500 49,
Richmond Va Ysdog Mems Christian Ladies Aid Society
Feb Is, 1862, feis; signed WIN. p SSafOrd, Chairman.
Mrs Robert Rtchie, President
Mobile. Ala, Pee Market AssosiOn July 20 1862 1891 3d.
signed n O. Shaner, Treasurer.
Vlcksburg. Miss Veksburg Sufferers sept H. 1892 &a9S
sigued 81. sword Editor Evening Citizen.
Columhus o. Soldiers Home Oct 2, 1852, S24S signed Mrs
Macon. Soldiers Relief Society, 1862 sl4s7O sign
Augus Ca Ladies Volunteer Asle!ai!ss Oct IL 1sGl $iss-
s0j signed Ms Wm S,iisy, President
Columbia, S c. Ladies Ci'thng Association Nov 1862 so
signed Mrs McCoTd, President.
Columbia O. Ladies Waysde Hospital, Nov a. g. ss9s
signed Ms. ]. Bryce Vice President
Charlotte G. Ladies society, Nov 49, 1892 sa26 IS
signed Miss A- $. Alexander, Secretary.
petersburg Va Ladies Aid Society Nov. 81 s62 $780, sign
ed Mrs W. S simpson, Secretary.
Each aud Of the above reesv
his possession In the hand writing Of the gne besides ben
its the 22d Alabama Regiment, Orleans Gales Col Jack
Warrington Fla Hospital Hairs Mills, Ala Hospital, Dog
River Ala Unformng anc Equppng s'era volunteer oompa
Ee from New Orleans &C. HmOonnEt to seven eight thousand
CASD1 beg say my friends and the public that merely
publish this rete the scandaous and cowsdy a
Gle that appeared In the columns Of the Examiner OF Thursday
Jan. 8 1853.