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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
HANDSOME AEEAIR NEAR BAYOU SARA.

HANDSOME AEFAIR NEAR BAYOU SARA.
We are permitted to publish the following o6eial
despatch received yesterday from Mobile;
MoBILE, Nov l2sh.
q Gen s. Cooper: The following despatch from Ten
nsso Miss Was received yesterday, dated 10Th inst,
from Col Barry Aaury, commanding l6;h cavalry reg'
ment: ave dashed in yesterday, above Bayou Sara
On pluudering Tsry OF Yankees three hundred strong
AID drove them 20 their iron eacs with great slaughter
We brought OF ihSir wagon trains aud tEelty-hv
sners, IRON under tee brOadsdes OF their gunbOGts
Olly tines wounded OF ours.
DABSEr H. MAURY,
Maj. General
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..RRnM nHARIEST0N

CHARLEsIoN, Nov. l2.--The enemy has kept up q
moderate fire OF Sumter all day from their mortar bat
tery aud two monitors One moni or and wooden
gunboat moved up Sulvans Island abOut IL O'clock
and sheed the batteries for about hour but did
no damage A she'll from battery Smkins exploded in
the midst of party engaged in mounting another
ueavy gun at battery Gregg and several Yankees were
seen being carried away on itters. -a'
No report from the Fort this evening.
The harbOr again illuminated tonight BY the
Yankees with Calcium lights. o....- -
The shellDg from the mortar battery is still going on
SECOND DISPATCH. d. -.1
CHARLEsroS, Nov. lS-The firing OF the enemy from
their mortlrs ard rife pieces averaged two per minute
last night, and is increasing and still going on this
morning Toe casualties last night we're two killed and
one slightly wooded. Es'i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
DABSEY Il. MAURY,
Nj GrntIaL.

Iae,ygeuos IRON General Lees army last evening
varies hsue frvm Joa. gwen in last Issue. Meade Il
believed 60 be movJ towards lbe lover tords OF the
Rap.tAn, AID The OpllOl Is gaming ground thai il IS
no. his design 70 b,iHg on a general engagement a.
prssen ii al all during the balance OF The campaigning
season. -.
Cannouading was heard yesterday morning in the
d.rsc iu O. Liberty Mails, Whea EsP caused probably
by on, men firing on reoounOiIeEug party Of Yankee
cavalry from Madison q. d.
Lates. and most reliable Information from General
Im5ods1 il that he is IN Allegheny county, co-oPera-
tiDg wish Gen. EshOIs The report OF hS hgnt AID De-
ing wounded as stated yesteFday, doubtless premA-
furl
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DIED,

Az Kesvet the rs,euoe Of brther ". Mallory, on
Wedu sday the NoVsLbs 1853, In the OF a
bssu Immortality, Miss FANNY Mallory daughter of Col
Mllory Of BrJnsSk county, the 26h Of her
IhuS passed away IA tho spring time OF te Of The
loVet Of her TIE hand Of Affect psues In the atemnt
70 las poor tribute her eay bier. sad scene
when nder rs form was rtsd from the bed where The
ogushei 0ersd five long weeks and TO know that
i had % be cousigue1 >, the silent tusI
Dnng whole Hines sr pstent snd resgoedindeed
Witnessed anyug Ike her patience and her resg
soa h=Ah her devotion her aged
bsAudip eNtppe AinAbls, kind and af=chO
beloved ~ who knew her. She the only ehd
ying caents cheer then 10 their denlnn
but, shining maxi and selected her th jewel
IS h5 yc.In.
When only years DID, gave he' heart God and
lsecraed sef hs ieSslg al the temp aions
which pat young OhTsiAntaing aside from the
balls EDDY hrong plsau lt with her
Ing rends com9tn that shs has passei from
eah 81 b her scenes In Heayel Oar gsf too poignant
he deeply wounded 70 unr words Of consoA
The DOLLY aeyaton 10 s 10 the eontem9 aton
Of her life and her deat1. ..r.t
She liVd as lives peaceful dove,
She 4 "a 5 Blossoms a e;
= ..a And her spirit Il ats above, eH
Id A serspA Ia the ky 70 .# .
sgs paea aad abundant e1miar In the ovice
Blessed the deNd tho die the Lord aud
the warning udsd In vita such sole nm emoha
sis, " Be ys also ready " 20 ANGUS
Brunswick county Nov. !, 1861
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

IErERMsErs -We have repeatedly urged the City
Council to adopt Of registration of deaths
in this community, whch might prove serveesbe as sta
stcsl data hereafter but no;hog has been dore
with the subject Previous to the removal of Mr. Pearce
rom the sperineudence of the Shockoe Hill Buryirg
Grouad, imperfect quarterly report Of intermeBts,
With the causes the mortality, was sent to the City
Council This has now been discontinued, asd -conse-
quenty, we have no means of ascerain whether the
Deaths compared with former years. have increased or
diminished. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

ArLAxrA Nov. iS-Advices from thefrout repre-
sent that firing continues brsk between our batteries
and those Of the enemy. special to the InteIigen-
Ger saws that there was heavy sheing below the bat
teres at Lookout and MoccAsin yesterday for one
hour.
Gen. Grant has allowed Mrs. Helm. whose husband
was killed at ohickAmaug, TO cross into Kentucky IN
der Alg Of truce.
The enemy has made movement from his right to
the lei, either with view to diversion in order to
attack Lookout or to send troops to the support of
Burnside '1 'tl-
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M AFFa M ~ R0GsRSYILLE.

Tie Lyrohbgrg Republican has learned the following
uar.isuas Of tie handsome Affair at Regersvlle East
Ter nessee: f7 go
!. seens that General VIM. +. Jones who commanded
the e1pcditoD, ssgriDg that force Of the enemy
a. gersv.e determined 70 effect their capture, and
with tbs puIpOse, s3vAnced upon the place eth bis
own and b. gads commanded by Col. 6iltnsr. Upon
ee.ti-c within few nlcs Of tho town, be sent Ola
sma Cort on Of his cOmus1d 70 make the attack, and
concealed bis min bOiy ia tte woods. The attacking
patty, which the F,d.ras greatly Outnumbered. were
ordered 70 brirg on a tight aud then TO retreat,
though hey had Oriy, after the commencement Of the
Cnglgyment, found ttas they ou.uumbered The
eeded admirably, snail force retiring and
borg pursued BY the enemy uhtil they got psss the
place OF COncCament Of our main body, who suddenly,
IS II by magic closed in upon their rear while those
who we're reJresiUg stopped their apparently hurried
ght ard offered battle The contest was soon over:
for, ed al sides, ard attacked simultaneously
in front ard aud on both aAass, recourse was
left The eny but tour. ender OneohditiOnay, which
they did
L got Of their dead found on che 6eld and about
thirty wounded the number surren6eFng being SS4, Of
whom about 100 aresad TO have escaped, while Tie
march 10 Bristol
hae battery OF four peors Of artillery, 600 horses,
goo M e, and 5s wagons with quantity OF alnnuni-
ton aud quareraastegs and eommis'ary stores, were
the fruits Of tins admirably planned and brilliantly exc
eued shar OIL 'feo cd NJ the loss Of two men KILLED
aud Ten wounded, none missing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

RALEIsH, Nov. 1s.-lhe lst I'd and oh Congressional
districts are still in doubt Leach elected in the 81
Fuller in the 4th, Turner in the 9th, Gmsr in the 6!h
Christian in The 7.h Ramsay 10 the Ssh and Logan 10
the lOh Smith is ihoughr to be elected in the first
Tne official vote will be required to decide tie result in
The GLAND h districts ..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

AFrERSooS CoScspr Mr. AID the Niss's S oman
will give one of tbor recherche entertainments t5is alter
noon, ct toe new Oouc2rs Hail. Exchange HOTEL for the
accommodation of ladies a,d children who unab'e
to attend the night concerts Tue performances will
commsies az on ,rt.r pat 3 O'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

LARD-The high price of batter, and the demand for
grease ubrcator has caused lard TO advance in this
market to unheard of figures ind it is believed that the
stock on the market is ntary exhausted. One thing
after snather goes up, up, up and after while it will
beimpOssble for people with smS incomes TO buy any
thing edible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
pY eoppfN 4 ApP.EsoN.


r ARGE and Eighty Attractive Improved Beal
IL Estate esy richmond sale socton At the
request Of the Attorney Gc Of the (sho wish to d.
vide Their rship propey shall sell AZ aueS, on the
preue MONDAY The l6a veneer, 1853, in the order
aysrse3 commencing at IL O'clock tho following valuable I'm
proved real estate, viz: -rt .--,..E. . ,
ls The Ia &c excellent brick tenement the south side
Of street. between 18th and 6 Streets under sAse TO
SIR J.hn H. Williams. ..Irs 10 . =.
% The large well built and dsomey hnhed bick ten
enent side Of Gh street north Of Leigh street,
uuder a lease 20 Ar Wci. Robinson.
81 That truly valuable lot framed tenement at the
Marsha Market avenue, with small framed tene-
meat thereon, fronting 66 by 65 feet
The excslien brick tenement and small frame one, on The
Broad bstsesa 9Th and Sch ttrets next 70 the
9th street, now occupied as The sumter sAlon, ~ r
TT wis. -..i's T.ls sf-- loose. s,..
Sta Tn. large well built three story bct tenement. at the
phsss. corner LIST Joining the store 81
MIR. Philip August Z a u. - -. 80. 49,,
H. The admirably well built and handsomely finished brick
tenement the SIDE Th between franklin aud Gaee
occupied BY Mr Z. o. Skinker.
Th The large sfnent at the southwest Of
Broad 9 ree occupied BY MessrsJas l. bGre's6
o.. Gn1 Lthers. .
foregoing Justly regarded among the most valuable
estse ybchi Jged for sale duag Ihe present
sh6did er The attention OF capitahts and others
sale of estas III be fellows; cred
S6 confinement No. for Ave- years, for bands
abe Ia able Js, bearing interest payable half yeAr ST.
cuIei deed similar credit to No for 5000
on ri1r credit No OF $4,000; similar crlt asto
t6OOe similar credit 70 No o, Of 1896 on
similar credit No Of $40 600 and stat edit %
o. S2OC0 The beyond the several credits TO be
paii in cash, ia b4nkabie funds. .r,,,, ,r,,,sS,,
no12 GoDblN APPkhsoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. IA, lsss.

FzRSs-Diry, SnonAs, SO; months For ls's Pc
NOD. IS per month. .
ss Fsef nOuI, 40 No subscriptions received for l'a'
wssl, AZ months, IS Ne Subscriptions resolved for less
thAn ak months.
~ .p1scoa for longer period uAn slR nOuihs win be
ets.eAsSt any issue OF ne Whs.
Rsuitances A. Lss risk Of the subscriber %,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
SALE OF-LAND, sTocK, CROP, %e.,

IN MEM l.ENBURU, VA. t H.
DEING in the service of the cOuatry, ] have
I'D determined to scy land at public auction ON the 9Oth
Jay Of NOVEMBER. lsGS. try-y .s.. -,
hiss been recently sed, and most OF ne hd iVi
cultivation Il fresh aud very productive
The 400 well uGbered, lying u herSen
turr c0unty miles north Of the Court Hose, aud huJong
tne lanes u Peter PGryear and oihers. ' =
The imp eyemsnis new ana comfortable -,
At the same will be sod all the Drop stoek, &C. on the
p'nD'a vow RICHARD G. POPE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

BuNrEs's ExERcsEs, Ar. J. W. Randolph has pub
lished Huntens Scales and Exercises for the Piano
ForteD The work is veil known to masic teachers, and
requires no special commendaticn. 1t has bean pub
ished in excellent style and must with ready sale.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
TELEG r A PHO
report of Ihs PfesI Association.
TPoy TENNEssEE (

Entered Aoeordng Of Congress in The year 1862 g.
In Clerks ONCE Of tbs District Cont Of he
fedsrAte states for Northern Dsrct Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

soLDrEs named Thacfer, who fred upon and NOR.
tally wounded another, named Wade, from Richmond,
sometime snce, below Petersburg has been tried, con-
iced and sentenced to five years impisonmentin the
Penitentary. Both belonged 10 Dabney's battery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

PEA NUTs.-Like every thing else in the seating ine
peanuts have advanced in this. market and selling
at SIC per buShel This is not bad the price in
Northern Georgia, where goObers" are said to be sell
ing at the rate of one cent piece. a-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
% . By JAMES NJ TAYLOR, AUcTr,EFza.

.-t 'i By JAMES NJ TAYLOR AUoTI,ERzR
ENARM FOk RENT.-Stock of Horses,
Mules Cows, Hogs, Corn, shreks, sfsS Farming lnP
cots Of ali krd Wood &c at Aucton.-At the request :
r. e. urfuch Wtos the army will rent oufon UEs
DAY Ih November, a ~ Oclcs H., bis FARM IN he eeun
~ n Henco 70 miles Richnond, ard near JANIS River
ansl containing 80 OF land Sh lod dwelling house
With { rooms, aud ell the usual outIuildiugs.
Innedat4iy ren5g the farm, Will proceed to sell sd
s rstre sock consisting cd nus, horses cJss h. g
&c m iod1e=, shuck straw, wagon an etr'i also
81 cords GOOD wood nile the James River ano
Tack -hoe Railroad
Che SALE viii b. hired out negro men, valuable farm
no ii J. NJ. TAYLUR. Ace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

su1scRms whose papers marked With Gross win under
tand tal heir Of subscription Il about expire, and gn
rsnil promptly Il thsy vsh hair papers eOuanaed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
GoDBIN L aPPKRs0N.

STOCKS, AT AUCTlON-WiK be sold at
~ our once on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th ins at twelve o'clock
.l 5000 City 10 nenLug Coupsn Bonds,
1890 Virginia state Registered Stock, Gong dteD
7gOO dos do do do. (psst dueO
l5O0 o. s. per cent Convertible Bonds,
126 Richmond, fredericksburg AID Potomac Railroad
..r 81 srcent. Scrip,
$50 so t. LAP X. X. per cent. Scrip,
100 orange and Alexagdrs r. X. pei cent. Bond,
$500 city Of NoI fox per cent. Bond.
80 s.ares Jam River Kanawha Stock,
LANCASTER 4 CO..
nail ft.If1 Auctinneefs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

TIC ANNUAL CONFERENCES Of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church fer Ties OF Virginia will held in this city
on We'd nsdJ mkt Bisi7p George F Pearie, of
Georgia is expected preside is lbera;io.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
FROM sOUrHWESTERN VIRGINIA..

FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
ABINGDON, Nov. lS,-Gen. Preston has arrived here
Oar scouts visit Greenvlle daily, and report no enc
my this side OF MoTristoWn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
{ ARGR SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE

T ARGE SALE OF HUTEL FURNITURE,
ncIuyIng CHM Glass nd Tia War, &C., ~ the KeAins
springs in BAH County Od WEDNESDAY, thelsh DAY OF No
ynb r S63 Healing SaiIngs viii chet or sAle tht
P1RiOH. DINING-R0OM AND KITCHEN
FUEINIT e. the Ess4Vhikment, cons s+as o. loui
Pecn i Erlmed Mirrors, large BRUSSELS Osfpet,
thirty or P Knives And Forks sauceIs
sLcs TABLE Spoons, rumOrs, Go0ies, wns
Usyto Pitchers, CAm1erJ, Water an5 Mieh Pitch
es &c Locking Gasses Beds eaGs, thaist Tables SOFAS
Lornct B, and Matt Sheets PoS Slips, Pillows
ol,t "a 100 hne isrd Tables, and Balls, large
IRON safe one FA:baak Platform Sca large lot % Carpet
ing and many otter articles ich u would DC e'us en'
IA e. Also, a number Cattle and sheep
Persons leaving Tueday mornng can coHams dsy
by railroad ana 70 Warm Spngs AID nen mex morn
~, 40 mi. Mace nv staye. PORTER EhNIN
~ - = - Propr stors.
We will A, the same time place offer for sale tie Heane
Springs ANY wEhng make an Investment Wi rArelJ
meet slth such Porter, one OF the Prreors
may the Ballard House unt FRIDAY monns neA
VIM t mt E X ' PORTE7 BRvIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

ToUAxArErr.-A tournament took place on the New
market Race Course, Petersburg, Thursday Ser
geant Basghman, OF Caske's Battery cane on victor
in the equestrian exercises aud selected Miss Richard
son of this citv AZ the 'Qrecn Of the Tournament"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
rms nam an WARN sFKiNGs, NORTH

CAROLINA. i.a
The emcsl report Of the engagement at Warm
Springs North Carolina the 26.h ult, shows that it
was very gsllant affair the part of our men. It,
Col BrysOp, OF the 18th North Carolina troops, with
detachment of so men, crossed the French Broad and
joined shat night by 20 militia under Major Hay
wood. Proceeding on the march, aud arriving at the
enemy's OupOs; at daylight, he was found in line Of
battle, hAVing already discovered the plan Although
numbering about 400, the Yankees were charged and
driven from the field. They came up the second time
With the same result A third time they reinforced,
porceiving which, Col BrysOn gave tie order to fall
back, which done in good order In hand to hand
encounter Ssrgt Collins rushed forward and sacrificed
his life to save Col. BrysO0's, -si.
The enenys loss was so killed and wounded. %
TIE Yankees again occupied Warm Springs lAst week
but were driven back BY Capt. Boone, Monday night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
AUCTION N0TTCE
This DAY.

ALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROP.
NO, cry sno ke. Estate James river In N,l,e
,ssa nj ~. peonc section, on SATURDAY Noyember IL
.oo' S e property remaining upon MontsSr,,s -
iate estate OF j. b. Mcvlellana, deceased inc
On The Eare day, will oe hired AM ~. r.,,o.. -. -,
NAM OF them very valuable the sane I'M Ia
village OF Nes Market "'u'es ana lots In tho
Terms cash. m,, - go.
Aaminltrator Of J b. Mcc,slland deed
Al Che same tive and place will offered vain.
and containing iOO acres, only half mile f,o ~.
canal 100 acres Of this has been cleared he n
timber. 1t accessible 10 the by route has .nx
Der Of va liable mill es and coed lumber or nro
ducf and Ia good healthy Proposals from per-
desiring 10 rent or lease steam and grst m With al
onhoures, lots &C.. good condon I'm,
yards fOu the canal WIN b. received Also tract Of wood
Albemare containing AZ acres near CoyesyIa on De
rohburg and orange Railroad, VIII be eaered for sale
Terms TO suit purchasers WIN. D. OABxLL.
. nn3 -dtd F.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

MrEsrSa Of the Presidents and Supsrin:sudents of
the several railroads Of the Confederate States called
to convene a. Macon, Ga, Wednesday, the 2Sth of
November. The object is to consider the matter Of
rates for government transportation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

ANOTHER STEANEs DEsTROYKD,-Th large ard ele-
CANT steamer, Robert E. Lee, formerly the Giraffe Capt
Wilson, destroyed by her officers of Wilmington,
at an early hour Wednesday morning. Tue lee at
tempted to run past the bOekade's, but suddenly
found hereof almost completely surrounded. The Ere
soon became so no. from the many guns Of the enemy,
that the noble vessel ashore, and Cred by her
Osn officers, aad entirely consumed. The Lee Wa a
government steamer, aud cen ai0eS cargo of very
valuable government stores
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
LAND FOR RENT.

LAND FOR RENT.
T WISH TORRENT OUT, PRIVATELY, FOR
mart ensuing the tract Of land
Owen 20 my BROTHER sPrs gins and ys joinuy by my
falher, Thomas L. spragics, at his death
This land uOunty OF Halifax Virginia, abont eighteen
niles Court use and contains about acres
con.i-,ing high land and creek hats eN~.
dwelling house l. large conveniently arranged and sur
rounded ~ The Outhoues all good repair ano
G convenient to Are W cd - -
The renter viii be required work not le than fifteen hands
on the place. -. -..s. -. -,.-, -. - a.,
and see me on subject anxioas 70 dispose Of TIME
- 1870 ~bert ELIZA A. CLARK,
~ "''N1i - lC ,ff.r BarksdAie P. o., Halifax, Va
PeThtrs VIII be sale OF The pershsbe pat my fathers
ese the premses, the close 81 Decenoer nsx Al
hcb viii be supply Enfef with such iogs a.
he NAV wish TO purchase TO commence farming - go,
ocl9-eodh n n oi'nnf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

MAJ. JANIS GILLErTE, ngallaDt officer of the ISth
Va cavalry, died al his residence in Southampton coun'
y on the lst Of wounds received at BristOe Station.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

A Bic HUsr The LyBchburg Republican save party
Of geuenel from Ab.mar, pulu1aricg sixte>u, took
nine .yJ hunt, il Agusta, few days sioce ald killed
80 deer, Wild Turkeys, iOx, cOol % pc SAINTS, Wild
ct ard rattlesuake-Gbe successful hunt
cord in this section il ths same 81 acc of tine. The
game the preseat market valu, would bring if sold
over stOGO ....
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

sixty DIsEKrERs.--Toe Lyrchburg virsnian learns
tia, stout sixty Of tie prisoners captured By General
W. E JOKES at R gersvie, Tenn, are to be iriedoby
Court Martial for deserving army. They are East
nress.Sans and beOs gea 10 tie command Of ams
and Others and deserted to on Carriers Yankse) resi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
HEGDQ'5 TTRsT Rla'T sE5osD O.As0 v A.

HEADQ5 FIRsT RiG'r sE0OND GLASS y. NJ
Richmond Nov 10th, 1865
ORDERS No. H. ~ a..
This command will assemble Broad street. fronting The
CITY Hail. on Monday 10th Instant at NJ for Tegmental
muster
ConmandAnis Companies will furnish the Adjuaut with full
reports Of deilnquentS.. t..- . ... ,.tlLs
Battalion Courts Of Inquiry for assessing fines aga INST nom
ard privates win be held at the once Oh
Thas 81. Aifrend, follows, TO wilt: -.
For Bato oompossd Of companies A. b. " ana H. On
Wednesday, the 18th inst, 81 10 A: NJ
For 81 Battalion composed Of companies o. ID, u anu On
Friday, the oh inst, ALL A. VI. Wa 1890
b resmena Court OF Inquiry assessing nes against Of
aers viii held at the place on Monday the xSd loss
II An.
by order Of Colonel J. B. Danforh. 90.
H. B. w. RICHARDSON, Adtt'
Clark Of Courts Thos NJ. Anhend. . -.
Cp1 W. Grtt err.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

BsISeIso IL 1lRir TIScu-Tbe Columbus ga { qar,r
says he planters adj in freely the GoVernmsSts
ltb OF cir corn largo store room opened its
reception and the activity displayed here during the day
Is mostcheerng, Wagons are all the Tina unloading,
and often they are rAuged IN line awaiting their turn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14

P1xnuoSr RAILROAp-The laying of the track has
been resumed on the Piedmont Railroad, which will be
finished in a fea weeks. The machinery OF the Ma
nsssas Gap road has been removed TO GreensbOrOugb,
North Carolina where Is will be put in running order,
and do the repairs on the Piedmont road. Tie latter
has leased the rolling stock OF tbe former.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-14
Tn S d A Y ,
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

To oonclud 9 with the new and successful farce Of
ny PRECIOUS BEfSEY.
See bins Of The day for particularly
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-22

WISER THAN THE LAw.-Lord Coke wise-
ly said that judges should never get wiser
than the law, says the Bee. But that doc
trine is getting obsolete. If the Legislative
branch of our Government-the law making
power-now fail to make laws in unison with
certain jurist's opinions, the lawis :. uncon.
stitutional. null and void" There were
three laws passed last Winter. which are in
terpreted by the majority of the District
Judges as they like. The lay authorizing
soldiers to vote: the test oath act; and the
law allowing negroes to testify in our Courts,
in criminal cases. These laws are nullifed
by every Copperhead Judge in the State, and
by every Secession sympathizer off the bench.
Obedience to the laws and the Constitution
was once the cardinal principle of the Dem.
ceratic party-but time changes men and
principles of parties. The Copperheads are
now pulli6ers. they 60 prowling about the
country declaring their determination not to
take the oath of allegience to the country
Judges defy the negro testimony bill, and
turn the witnesses out fCourt; and all de-
clare soldiers. may fight for their country, but
they have no business to VOTE