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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at ~ o'clock. No clergyman pres.
emit.
The SPEAKER announced the following special com.
Eittee to examine into frauds 10 military transportation
on railroads MeSsrs. ATKINS, BRTDGEEs, ACNSERLYH,
SIMPSON and COLLIER.
Nc. SIMPSON, of s. C., appointed member of
the Committee on Claims, in place of Mr.. YHLERE, OK.
cused.
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Louis Napoleon

The following article appeared in the organ Of His
Majesty, and was generally ascrbed in Paris his
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. H. 1868.
The Senate met at noon the President in the chair.
Prayer by Rev DIR. Pettgrew.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
A communication was received from the Governor in
reference 10 made by him with propretors of
Iron works. Referred and ordered to De printed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
A bill to increase the Allowance for the board and
lodging of jurors in criminal cses.
A bill declaring what contracts shall be payable in
currency.
bill increasing the salaries of certain clerks of the
State Government.
SALT coHMIIIHE.
Upon motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, Messrs CoeHILi
and LYNCH we're added to the COMMITTEES on Salt
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. NEWMAN-Whereas the General Assembly
during the session of 1872 passed resolutions in
structng Senators and requesting the Representa-
tves in Congress vote for increase Of pay for the
non commissioned officers and pryates of the Confederate
army and whereas such increase OF pay has been
horized and whereas since the passage Of laid resou
ons all the necesares have increased in price least
one hundred per cent therefore
Resolved That in the opinion Of the General Assem-
bly another effort should be made by
in Congress increase the pay OF soldiers and SEN
ators are hereby instructed their Influence to e
feet sad object during the present session Of Congress-
Laid over under the rules
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions of inquiry adopted and
appropriately referred:
BIZ Mr.. DICKINSON, Of Prince Edward-Of making
sale of such stock held by the State in internal Improve
ments Banks and other Incorporated companies
be sold for par above par, and invest the in
per cent bonds of the Confederate Government
sinking fund.- to pay the bonds of the State they
due from time to time.
By Nr. WHITTLE-0f refunding to Zachariah L.
Fnney the license tax paid by him TO the Sheriff Of
Pttsyvana county, December 10TH 1861, for the priv-
ege of distlliag ardent spirits the Law allowing disui
laiion being repealed
INCREASE OF SALARTEs.
Pending the disci of Senate bill increase the
salaries of certain Clerks of the State Government Mr.
CHRISTIAN of Augusta, offered as an amendment TO
substitute the House bill
Mr.. CHRISTIAN preferred the House bill, as 1t simply
recognized the fact Of increased cost OF subsistence
and therefore provided proporOnae increase OF COM
pensatOf but the Senate bill involved also the more
dioultluestion of adjustment Of all the salaries
which should be in different bill; its complication here
would defeat both propositions.
The amendment rejected, and, after protracted
discussion, the Senate, on motion Of Mr. PENNY
BACKER, adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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NJ. GARRISON offered O. rSsou.loa feviylag tie Sc
lect Committee Of exaiaation into the loyAlty Of
Judges of this Commonwealth, and to inquire into the
expediency of impeachng Judge E. p. Pitts Of Acco-
mac Adopted H.
On motion of Mr.. HARRISON, bill for the relief Of
Thomas Littleon, jaor of Loudoun county, taken
up and parsed. g...,....,.l o. .
Resolutions were adopted, instructns the several
committees to inquire into the eIptdiency Of the fol-
lowing: ......I g..,E... .....- ~. -
By nr. FLEMfNG-of enabling county courts 70 or.
der elections In cases where elections are prevented
from occurring according to existing laws by reason oil
the presence of the public enemy, &c. - ;
By Mr.. L0CKRI0GE-0f reporting bill 10 punish
persons going about the county buying up provisions
under the pretence of being agents of the
and aid societies. -
By Mr. MARYE-0f providing by law'for holding
elections in counties and corporations which could not
he held at the regular periods BY reason Of the public
enemy.
BY Mr.. MAY-Of amending the Code so as 20 increase
the amount paid for each cask hogshead or other par
eel of tobacco, weighing not less than 500 pounds for
the use OF the State.
Mr. BUFoRD offered resolution that, with the con-
currence of the Senate joint COMMITTEES be appointed
to be composed Of five members the part OF the Sen
ate and the part Of the House. to examine and
coate the several bills reported by both Houses rela
ting general and special elections, and providing for
vacancies in the General Assembly, with view TO har.
mouize and embody some method by which the whole
subject may be appropriately disposed of.
After an amendment enlSrgng the Committee to
eleven the part of the House. aud the part
of the Senate, il was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. BUF0RD, the bill to provide for
the appointment Of general agents and storekeepe for
counties and corporations taken up on It's third
reading and passed by vote Of "a against 49,
Mr.. HUNTER called up the report of the Committee
relative to making Confederate Treasury notes legal
tender, but it was again laid GU the table
On motion of Mr.. HOPKINS of Petersburg, the bill
incorporating the Submarine Battery Joint Stock Cou
pany for the purpose of blowing up the enemys yes
sells &C. according to the plan of Jabez Smith,
ken up and ordered TO its engrossment
On motion of Mr.. VADERE the House adjourned.
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NOTION TO RrcoSsIDER.

II
TO RECONSIDER
Mr.. MILES, of S. c., submitted motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the House rejected the Exemp-
ton Bill prepared by Mr.. CoLLIER. The motion was
| entered for future action.
DUFF GREEN on THE CURRENCY.
Mr.. GARTRELL, of Ga, submitted the following
10 the Honorable House Of Representatives.
Of tie Confederate States
The memorial Of the undersigned respectfully repre-
sens that he has devoted much time and labor to the
study of the subjects Of finance and currency and has
prepared An argument urging the necessity and be
believes demonstrating the power and duty Of Congress
10 make Treasury notes legal tender, which, with
appendix containing OF valuable statistics bear
ing on those subjects, he respectfully submits for your
consideratDn. DUTP GREES.
Mr.. GARTRBtL moved that the document alluded to
be referred TO the Committee Ways aud Means and
printed, for the of the House.
Mr.. JONES, of Tenn, moved that it be not received
Lost-yeas ~, nays i5.
Mr.. GARTRELL'S motion was divided aud the House
agreed to refer the paper TO the Committee Ways
and Means lie then modified bis motion TO print by
moving refer that question to the Committee Print
ing. Laid on the table on motion OF Mr.. JoyEs.
THE CURRENCY.
message was received from the Senate announcing
the passage of currency BILL to be considered in
session Referred to the Committee Ways aud Means
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communities
ton from the President relating to the Of Colonel
Richard Thomas (Zarvona) which was not read Also
another enclosing the findings of the General Court
Martial in relation deserters and persons absent with
out leave which laid the table and ordered be
printed.
On motion of Mr. LYONS, the House then went into
secret session
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was opened with prayer at IL o'clock, by
the Rev. Mr.. Jeter, Of the Baptist Church
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Mr.. MILES, of 5. c., submitted motion to reco
slider the vote by which the House rejected the Exem
ton Bill prepared by Mr.. COLLIER The motion VI,
entered for future action.
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The Court doth order and require in conformity to the said set
Of Assembly, that each the shareholders named Aforesaid shall
deliver his Of the ssyes specified shove % e
Sheriff Of this county the Court House thereof FRIDAY
the 18th day Of Feb g. by the hou. Of ~ o'clock NJ
that day the said Sheriff delivered agent
officer Of the Confederate At pursuant - said set and In
failure said Sheriff Il directed proceed
seize all delivered In hs directed BY the said
All slaves seized will be liable Jbe held for ninety dAy
feIa-s W FeLKRs, oB.c. i
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NOTCR-The co-partnership of BEERS,
IN hhNklCO COUNTY COURT, l0rh

IL FEBRUARY, 1863
The Court having again met to-day In conformity with their sAy
and having further considered their duties reisrrd
the requson OF the Governor Of the Commonwealth spec
In the order Of yesterday have sppyoned the sorsssr
QUESTION atab AL the Shareholders OF the county con
ormty with the Act Of Assembly under which the said equ
made aud do ascertain that the fou yeholdrrs
shall send to 0r the Notifications the following number Of
between the eighteen and forty Eve years.
PERIOD exceeding sixty days that ia say the folio sing
shall each each send for tire purpose aforesaid the
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PREAMBLE ASD JOINT EEsoLU

Upon motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, Messrs. CoeHILL
and Lynch were added to the COMMITTEES Salt.
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E- 9rq airsy and Exsminer please copy
STATE ELECTlOHs.
~ TO TIE VOTERs 0R Tul SD CON
~ CRHSEI0KAG DIsTgICT.-E writer

~. TO TIE VOTERS oF THs SD CON
~ CRHSEIoKAI DIsTgICT.-k writer ir
ths Dispatch OF yesterday, styling himself Legion
calls upon you &c cast you: votes for tss aS calls
hlm) the "chivalrous pstriot, Gel J.mss Lyons -
Pray whist sort Of chiv1ry does he represent. Il.
10 no: those who have remained at hoUs in inslo
rious ssse and quiet whilst The true ceivkuy or tho
noble Etste to be found IL lie nsl:. With bE.vs
hearts AID strong sxIs keeping h1ck the vAnds, liz
vaders Of on. coll ftom your nresidea.
Such true caivhlry is represented By Ool WINS
q WIOKEAM, the gallant &na brave man who foT
two ys&rs past has been dealing hsavs bows 10 tbs
enemy, and protecting your lives snd property Son,
harm. He is. indeed worthy u Scu1 support, ard
10 viii, We are sure, obtain the votsG Of xll scco
aud true men In the district.
Two years sg, tbs would be ctiyaiy bad WSli
Eiah brought the State 10 tie verge OF ruin. ~
rushing Into this war fo- which they had made no
manner Of preparation; snd 81 attempting to maze
you believe that the eOif et ssUu: t. b.gia w0gtJ
Cs bet email matter.
The toe.u 81 wa. was Sounded, a2:G taa srs4t
contest soT our rights began al6 whe:s do We ii nd
tho early Gsssssonsss7' t:ne great msjJsity OF
shsm I meku) "A. homo." and th.ro they
VII, rem ain ui.tl tas brave ana nob.s .1ea ii sbs
sla shan haze achieved the os: glorious psace the
Wcsla has ever sesD; and ,hau again az noty, iney
will coEas forth S. Candidates for your sGitrss5s
Let every vo,sr Ii the datric. rally to the uppo.s
Of the gallant Col WlCKaAH, who h&a done Gasn
Glorioas servics In tie dsld fos you, and far tie
Uonfszer:oy st large. and by thua dciag pat qGe.
tUs upon all fuch rJss water and windy ohivnitg
my 2s-tss & VOTH2 IN TEE HELD.
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By II A fringle, Auct'r,
1877 EeesinG st-est. CaArle.tol, 3 O.

my H o.
B1 Il PringIe, Auctr,
t137 Aes:ing street.. Charls.ton, 3 o.
GALE OF 1.pogTED GOODS, PER srlAk
- hrs ANTOnI0A kED NOKBExAH-Ou
FRIDAY MORNING. Nay s9.h, sale commencing
at 10 O'clock
GROCERIEB.
It's bags Coffee
SEQ cases Brandy
N0 boxes Castillo Soap
chests Oongon Tea
hslfchests Imperial Green Tea
10 ha.fchesss 0uDpowder Tea
As cAddies GunpoWder Tsa.
DRUGS, AxDICIH1H, &c.
$50 boxes Extract LcgsoGd
3pieoss BoxwoOd
lt0 ounces @ linine
90 ounces kulphate Morphine
26 pounds Ohloroscrm
90 pounds CA;omcl
2'pounds OanpAor
l bale so0ngs
flask . .ickEi.ver
axsk Cnloiids Limo
/ cask Aae White Alhali
4 casks Lump Alum.
SHOKHs
l cass assorted Shoes
2 trunks Shoes
B caSos Kussst Rrogsns.
DRY Goods
IS casea Madder Prints
1881 dozen, 900 yards, White Spool Oottcn
f6l dezsn. 800 Ya-ds, Back Spool Cotton
1901 n assorted Needles
IA Damsged Blankets
81 gross aasortsd Butf0ns
50 pieces Silk Handkerchief
10 dozen lon silk handksrchiofs
l6 pieces White Linen
"a doxsu Cotton handkerchief
50 dezsu Ladies' white Lawn Hsndk srehisfs.
my 23-tt
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HzADo'ss arH VA CAvALxY; I

uzADo's5 drH VA CAvALHY;
Nay 18th, 1865.
e-E. TO THE VOTERS OF TEE THIRD
~ CONGRESSIONAL D!SfRI0f.--1n np!i.
xnce With II. request Of ftiends from many parts
OF the Sd Congressional District, announce my.
self csud6sss for . ssst In the next Congress OF
:hs Oonfe isrz.e E.a'cs gwo yekrs ago. reaigacd
c.sisin political positions shat held because be-
svs ii to ba my da;y to b. In tee fsid, ana since
ihen, usi,ss4 disabled ny wounds, have been con-
stantly xc.iyely cngsgea Row, believe thxs en-
sssv sd orsctexI gsnss bs e potent for good
l., tie coopc,s Of the EsiiJn 10 In the Eeid The
peupls OF his 6ssir.s. know that II they cleo. mo
I'll CT energy ana practise, sease and Of capacity
i.z. posaeEs viii Is dsyG:ee to the advancement
o. tia hes. in.srsss Of tao youhfGl 0cnfeds1koy.
IL .i:s matter my duties In The hsd will require
u.e to lss7s my ine o.. ia .hs hands Of my friends
HesasS:faly.
WINS WICE8AA
ny ls-ide Colonel IA Virginia Cavalry.
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STATE ELECYION4.

ppNYAMvx =. BAALL NJ Js6erson
III aonntv. Ia a candidate for OoNAI1AlON n
or rHE BOARD OF PUBLro woAke q The
Third District. In shls election shs ana!iaed &c.
tors Of tbs folIowiog counties are snNuec 70 xc.e'
snier. len soun, Jefferson, CLARKE Wsrren, Rsgs,
Shsnsndosh, Hardy. Frederick, Hampshire, DcrEe'
lev, Morgaa, Prndieion, Randolph, Barbour, Up.
shur. TUCKER, kosne. nssEisoa, frssscn, Aonooga'
liz. Marion Taylor. Braxion, Lswls. Doddsidss.
Tv,er. Ws:z.i Hsrshal' Ohio, Esocke, Hancock.
Ri,chis, aIsmsr, Weed, WHIT. Mason. jackson and
pI..sso.a NV lo-ecdtde
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ngE HUNDRED AND TWENTY AOHk8
OF LAID, IN HHNEIOo. ABOUT El0hT
hILEB FROM REoHnOND, AT AUCTION
we will sell. at Heucico County Court House. on
MONDAY, tbs lst d.y Of juno, lths. being Court
day. co1msnoIng st IL O'Clock q, i20 .cres Of
Land, near the New Central Road, In HsuIico
county sboa. eight miles from the city A portion
OF tbs land IL cleared, the remainder In woods.
TRRks- AZ sale.
Jas 4 TAYLOR & COX. Aucig.
S--Tns shove viii bs sold q! the Ttsk and
COSTS OF a Ec'i~sgsler who bought tbs land on the
9th dsy Ct April at pubic auction. ami hiss failed
- comply with tho ternis Of BA!s. my Il
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FESHE LARGE AND ADNIRADLY.Vu,.
ARRANGED PRIVATE RlSIDBgOI :,
the corner OF Gary and LIST streets. Ar AUOfIOI
We will cell upon shs promises. on TUESDAY, H.
gosh Day Of Asy. commanding at s o'elsek P n
the largo and admirably well arranged prIy,is
KAEIDENCR looated ~ above, and now 10 II, q
curancy Of Mr. George Miner. II sontalrs ase,n
rooms. besides q kitchen with six rooms, Win .
coal cellar under IT, and the usual ousbuildlprs
TIE lot fronts ca lst street 81 feet and runs bah
the usual depth to III alley.
Persons dssiriAg to puecbase erst eiass tes-
dencs, In q very retired sad PLEASANT neigsbOt.
hood, would do we'll 10 sttend this sals TIE
promises can be seen at any hour. A tsnsn. cau
readily be secured at s. 0e0 per knnum. Poss.s
sion given s. cnce.
TERMS One third cash, OK all II pre.sfrsd Ii,
balance at one and two years, Tor nsgotIsbs ro.ss
with interest added. and secured By 1ua, deed -
Immediate posse ssiou given. The purchaser "a
pay tie taxes and ir,t urAnce for eos
JANIS II TAYLOR / SON.
nysl Auc;iopeers
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uasr aAAa FREDERICKSBURG, vA,l

April is, 1903.
H- Ta THs VOTERS or TIM CITY OF
~ PORTSMOUTH And NORFOLK UoUN-
TT :.~-Y horsby announce nyasH . candidate Tor
reelection 10 tie HOUSE Up DkLA0AfkS.
Driven trcsn your homes BY the public e.esny,
ycu Evs 81 scattered Ia different por:ions Ct tbs
State sd divided among so rasly regiments, that
II would 10 impoasbis fer re 10 sec you slI par.
suasiiy, svsa though my military duties allowed
Of tns TING which q. .hi1 season Do not. will
.hen only ssY, that I have served you TO tho best
Of nsy aht,.ty, sni riy slsctlon vouid BE- 70 me
. gratifying endorsatlon OF E,y course.
Yonrs, &c, -
ap 93--tden G " HU2OAUHH.
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rozHESIOaHR'5 SALa CT 4 HOUSE AND
~ LO2 on the East side Of Ammon, near % Con-
calreEos street, Union Rill =. by virtue Of decree
OF t1s Oirer!t Court Of HsnIieo 'snty pronounced
on tie ed day Of ksy, 1868 In the styled Cog.
lill guardian, ct a.s W.. Wade. 30, will proceed
- sell. upon tho promises, Oh THUkSDAY, tho
All dsy q Juus CT fsi II cot, tbs next falr &sy
tasreaiter) conmsGc'nS at o'clock Il, tho real
estate In tae p'ocestinss mentioned, being .
HOUSE, and 10 4 on TIC east Side Ct Ammou. near
{, JCncarTence street: Ito lot has tho usual front,
and Euns back $50 feet
r1RM..-o third cssh or tho whole il prefer.
rcd; the balance 81 sna '2 nths, Tor negotiable
nosss with ihtsreat sdcs1, ard t.le retained until
tia further ordsr Vi iiour:
JOHN q yOUku, Comm'f.
Eals conducted by JAS II TAILOR Sos. Auets.
mn SI-tda
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CPLEHDID CARGO SALE OF TIE STHAM
- SHIP 3RlrANKIA.-On WEDNESDAY, the
9Th instant, At 10 O'Clock, will DO sold In my SALES
room l3l Meeting street, the large cargo OF the
Steamer Britannia, from Nassau.
This cargo Ia composed OF strictly English Goods
purchased In England expressly for thia market By
practical and qualified agents. and is ths largest e
sort.ent Of Goods have offered to the pubic d
any Of my Auction sales. among than are-
81 pkg, Of d. uss and Chemicals
leo cases Of Soap and Candles
boxes Castor Oh
"a bbls Lirssed Neal
hhds fns old Brandy
l cask nne old Rum
30 eAcks Flo Coffee
60 chests Tea, assorted
80 coils Manilla Rope
bale Sewing Irvine
l3 bags Nails, horse shoe
~ pkg7 Cast and Blister Steel
boz Copper Sheets
! esse Cutlery
10 pkgs Frying Pans
cazks Solder
sask Handsaws
cask Emo Bits
l cask Hammers
casks Horse ghoes
2 cesxs Socket Spades
casks Rilos, assorted
/ cask Axee, Or
80 Kegs arssa, yellow and White Paint
bale Horse 0irths
pkgs Sole Leather
ceSo EsnEilg
l3o foaDb5 news EEpat
IL oass3 BLACK and White Pepper
5000 icAbArgss) SUPERB Cigars, Habaus.
DRY GOODS.
cases Linen CHECK
4csses Light Linen
Eexses Moro alto Netting
bales Linea Drills
3cass8 Linen Toatinss
cases Hollands
case Canine Padding
cases Linen Shssting
/ cast Twsia Netting
caes Bloaohed Damask
case Birds Eye Diaper
CASES Huckaback Towels
l c&ss Cotton Shirts
bales Blue and Fancy Denims
bale Fancy QinghAmS
1casss frowserirgs
lbales CrOydens
bales Dieaeh.d Long Cloths
baiss 1issched Shestlugs
bales OsuAbnrss
Is bales Gray DomestIcs
bxls Gray Duck
cases Cotton Erills
cases Cotton Gloves
3 cassa assorsO1 Hosiery
case Teilss Qailis
case Black Dress Blk
800 de- ~ Linen Cambria HandketshIefa
my II St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~srN0IAL 1OyITa.-
nm or WANUYAOTUglO AND SMOKING
TOBAOOO.-AstsusIoa y requested TO our sale Of
Manufactured
Tobacco
10 take plaos THIS MORNING. d our warehouse,
commenois .! 10 o'clock.
Also, ct II O'Clock precisely.
500 daddy boxes Mscficd Tcbaeco. brandea
"Psarl Drop"
To te sold On account OF whom Il may concern.
Parties wishing to purchase Tobacco can attend
this esle with tho assurance that Il II psrsmptosy
ard without ros<rve.
my 80 -1t 8CkNBk AHANIb, Auc's'
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<VoMMIesreYYRB sALn or 11AL nsTA1

~OMMIcsfoEHRD 9ALn or 11AI, n6TA!1
N ] Oh 3.s, aad 3ad streets. between ana y.
ia ion Hill by virus Of decree q the useu,s
s,onrt Of HcprIaa county, rrorouncsd Oh tbs t'h
day Il Eay 1863. ia .ae csre styled Watkins, exc
rcx.s:x ps Wstsjas e ola, Will proceed 70 ssil,
upon she prsmis-g, Oh THURSDAY, the 4sh DAY
VI June, az fSr; II not, the nsxi iair day tbsfsS,
tsr) oou,,nsuslur Q. Il o'clock p n, the RS Ee
TATH In tbs proceedings mentioned. being . va
cable rqusre Of LAID on Union nili. hontcg on
3iss and 33d streets between and o. contained
two acres and beir 9 ths sane properly ownoe aaa
sccu,isd by the late John watkins ~ Tie time OF
bis death. together with the usual lnprovemeass
ihersupcn. II desIred tia absvs VIII be solo mo
loss to suit ths v!sws Of bidders. A plat VIII %
exhibited on the day ct sals.
fERss --One.thlrd cash, or The whole II dssreds>
the balance at ak snd twclvc movthe for negotia.
bic nnts:, with Interest added, and title retained
until tho further order Of the Court
JOHN YOUNG. Comf.
ISL, conducted By JAMES Il TAYLOR : ZOE,
Auctioreera mY 2o-tda
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Communicated /

SOnH!NilicaNd
H. OF, ia UlSEAY EEXr tie vo.ers q,
b>S the 80 Coagt eec;cns, is.s:c.. well rs oas
brave soldiers Ia Vie army, sre called upon t. es
srtas tEsis prtfeEence for suitable enc 10 fepse
sst them iu the next Congress o: tbs ConfeGss ate
States Let It be fems mbsred thst tie ek.vai:tus
passIot, Col JAMES LYOh8, IL a candidate for 10
election. 10 Gre has te!vei his eonkti.u.nis ulse
faithfully aud efficiently ihan te Lac Eia s,r7:cee
laa. Eessiou sIs appreciated w Eli wet iGicsre.
citizens. for ha &sGuous laboiE and EIisi.sg fJre
unaffected f;r tie defancs sud ga.eiy ii Richmond
sueosssfay the oks:: acting u tho slesE, the hap
py results Ct which ere knUEn 20 oil 1t ea.i.:s
ltEa TO cur lasting gratitude. Ha sheu.d te 70.
elected without opposition. nrG.CE
Ey 25-st
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e LAIR NoRyHRRs PAPRRs "A new arrival
Qha nognica) Of late Northern papera at the Con
tejsrate Reaching Room. A eepy ct the 20
hse Gazette, ost tari;.ing record u csiuas I'VE
iAse Loreou farers; Wakes Pietsiisls. A's'' All
tia CITY AID Hruths m nsrsYs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-26

w. 70 ALI FaiEsDS cF LIBERTY R,eo.
~ .ioE day Is at hand, nj ieIss in Virginia.
Remember the words Of the Virginia Bit Of 4 gifts
thas the military shall always BIS aabservieni to the
who ever voted to suspend The right O, hG5eas cor
Pns cEdes any cifeu,nst snces- asEleUbar Valiss:.
dsham IL lie isortn. The iess VS. cf tie South
initiate Lincoln the better. Dso Dinaice riacsmus
hsmsmSer your ANCESTOR and carry out their p,ia.
cialss On e.eeiiou cay.
mY 81 --7l& WILLIAM IESL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-26

" AUC1IcN No2I0E.-We iovlie the par
seulac att. nGoA Il the public to the sale Ct tho
valuable private Residence located 1t the corner
Of let and Caty streets. TO b sold THIS AFTER.
NOON, at O'Clock For fur.hs: particulars, refer
to the auction columns OF this paper.
my aS-lt JkS TAYL OK 4 son, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-26
BY K. 5. Pleasanss, Auctieneer.

nREaS GOODS, Silks, BER.0ss, NUS
IL LINN, &C, FOB SALE az AUu Tlnf.-0u
TUESDAY, 26tli inst, at 10 u'cioek, will rel at
my store. No 10 Main street, q very desirable snd
vsluabIs assortment OF SUMMER DRESS aO0Ds
&C. coEsis.iug IN pars o..
Silk Dress Patterns
Slk Herage Dresses and Ros.s, sascr!si
cOlofA
Figured 6arsge Dressss
Swiss kasilus
FigGred add Embroidered Mullins
SKIRTS, Jacunsts, scfr.s
Bsrthas, Collars Slseves aad Dosons
Horust kibbons, Dress Trimmings
kTinbex, 10.
ALSO
An assortment of Boots and Shoes, &c.
All tbs shove sre frssh and suited to The Srssen
season, affording 6ns opportunity to purchaser
my q i 8 PLNABANT6, Auet