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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

The Dspatcps opinion that the authority upon which
this assurance is given is beyond doubt will give Il
weight in the public estimation Nevertheless, there
mey be some mistake about it. But, accepting the
statement as correct what value efficacy is there in
orders against the impressment OF articles IN frG,s
to market if nothing is allowed to start to market
Our information from various quarters OF the State 10
that farmers products not sent to Market Tor the
rsason thu. they are impressed in the farmers hands
before they can be go. ready for market We publish
ed Yesterday letter from large producer, in one oil
the most fertile regions of the State in which At was
stated that an agent of the QlarterTa'ters Department
hid visited that neigbbOrhood and represented him
SELF as charged to press all n excess OF the oSnei
necessary supply for his own use and this was as to
"coru vet in the field and ungathered" If this Is the
practice in one neisLbolhood, may reasonably infer
that il is in others and to corn, so as TO wheat
and other necessaries What then, We repeat is ths
value of orders against impressDg provisions on the
way to market, when nothing is allowed to be started
for market? Whatever may be given, there
can be 10 misaking the fact that the present alarming
scarcity in this city is the resu have heretofore
said of the policy of the War Department. or OF what
the farmers believe to be that policy. Unless they
we're restrained from sending of their products or bad
reason to apprehend that if sent off they would be
seized en- route it is just ss certain that they would do
So as it is certain that they would prefer getting five
dollars for an article instead Of OneWhch is about the
difference between the Government prices and the pre-
vaing market rates in this city. And as the mischief
is inalby traceable to the War Department. the public
can look no where else for relief We sincerely hope
that Mr.. Seldom will not delay taking the necessary
steps TO afford a remedy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
Getting Yankeeaed.

It ia q common remark, thar If the war continues
much longer shall all be Fubjugated 90. by force Of
arms but by our own sel6shness. In other words our
vices will have stamorphosed into Yankees, and
will be t subjects oGy for Yankee government. There
il TOO much ground for the accusation in the spirit which
manifesto itself ON every SIDE At the time Of all others,
when the highest virtues should be exhibited Wher in
fact tue greatest kindness generosity and mutual assist
ance could only mitigate the evils Of the day. for which
no cure short of the CESSATION Of the ID possible
we ind every trouble aggravated by the almost unver-
sal DISPOSITION to do every thing for self and nothog for
friendship. People ct more and disobging and
accommodating every day. Scarcely anything is
done for kindness and no. great deal even Tor pay
The te that is done either for money love- done
gtudrincly. every man for him,ef," but not =" God
fer us all is the motto. Here and there may be fouLd
noble exceptions but, general thing, the aim of
every human being is TO lake care o. Number One,
and let the devil take of the Iest. Thus
getting Yankeefed very fast. We may talk about the
"instuct of selprrservation Ps much as VIC please,
but when We have all become Yankees of our own &C
cord without excuse it sill never atone for selfish
ness or recall the good old daya of the past Peace
aud plenty may return but with them will not return the
generous spirit of our sres Accustomed TO habits Of
neannees and stngness, the people of the South viii
be- to all iutents New Englandsrs. The triumph of the
Yankee will be even more complete than if had been
sui Ngared By the sword Our very souls will have been
cnr cnarad
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,nrp am usP.s snsuzLIs oyyIcE,
A. R11noHD, Oct. 80, 1853.
srSrRAL oGDERA /
~. IA


No. la. -, q. ..... AZ, a..
-,,,lrsuts az he army making Necessity tnss tno
al artillery ana ether neid transports
fngbsnc ed and more perfect ysten Of suPPy
Nsier A. H. cole, Inspector General OF heid
$500 M addition bis present dulles hereby ehAfSeu WI"
n rSdsr his orders all inEpec Ions purchases
~ s1uss Of aeld transportation (ncaeing afey noi,esl
- made recruiting fbnc atnS and repairing oole
% ss Confsdecate States and all other olcers Ge
f, purchssng dhposir this description OF properly
General Of an army WhsS ned Of opersion ~
esssl aha De oonhaed the limits Of ths army aad .s
tmnedatsly In advance and under no
sacA gacers be allowed 70 purchase within any aio -
a eh.eh : regularly appointed purchasing olass' N wv
= mn The Quarermaser General Is su'hor1a 70 ul-tS' ~
H,t-er.te taiss for purposes nameu ahl VII
e. a re duty Who viii control The saplet Nitn We.
I've dstrcls cndcr orders ard fr5altohs ID W -J ~
hsh. -, -, IA ,r.,s,orts ton are
aufhCrEed y make Inspections Stnr me u =. =
nrpt snd 10 ecndean aud Older 70 Do tninea IN 20 me
d nuseryleeabe to be 50 disposed Of a. The ehlst
insuector Of The disgiet may direct .-.--,-
le oasrtermassefs Of arme or qnartsHnasrs A. rosa
f those 10 asd win make their estimates on he chief
..,to u for such AID anpor,aton a. teJ nay
e Na Necessary the profession OF parties collecting
ner .he susmy lines, cavalry e1cort viii DC turnSnea
hv the nearest commander 0f troops.
VI Zoe hoTsea other property II use In the conay
department. must be Impressed By oeers Of any other depa /
aena
fsvpsD g. COOPER
. uos-iE Adt and lnspr 6enH
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DIED.
E Tlln.m county. on III. 18Th October,

his residence In King William county, the 18th October
1853 Capt MARTIN DREWRY, In the 18th year Of bis
he kind husband, sdeotonate 'ather and coed
neghbor. Throughout Icing LIFE he maintained the esree
entire confidence OF the community In which he lived
He remarkable for candr add honesty No
peced him Of dissmuaon le his In doubt
his opinions AID sentiments hence the influence which he
ced those who within his sphere. He fond
Of cmpany and dispensed generous and hearty hospitality.
aud pronnen member Of that class which has always bern
vrgna PRIDE Late In life he became member Of the Sharon
Baptist Church, and consistent and conscientious Christian
In all relations Of life he perform Is duties well and s
hope aud belief that In eternity he will the
welcome psud "well DONE good and faithful servant enter
thou irto The joy Of thy Lord" p II. A.
nnS-clp
~ Enquirer please copy and send bill to Whis Once
resd.nce OF her father In 6ng William county, the
81 Of November 1868 BERNICE WALLER, only daughter CT
DR. A. H. and Martha WA Perkins, aged one year and ten
mon hs.
Bernie unusually sprishy and afectionae and her
peculiarly joyous ed her parents hearts With glad
ness passed away purer aud Brighter world The
she et lonely but her short and happy life has been
m erged into bEsul eternity. ~
cite
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

How TO MAKE A GIRL IRRIsIsIIBLT Handsome in
Cincinnati the other day, woman named Madame
Bertha Van Grefet him arrested TOR false preten
ces. TIE complainant was domestic named Barbara
Hammond. 1t appears that Madame advertised Tor
attwo dollars receipt which, ii faithfully followed up,
would make The homelest the handsomest." The re.
ceipt runs as follows:
Take half gill of hyena's blood, the yolk of two
ostrich eggs an Of gold dust and pearl as big
ycur Il uub nail dissolve 10 vinegar. Mix iao paste,
aud spread upon the face every night before going to
sleep. The feet will be astonishing"
Blrbara, not satisfied with the charms with which
Nature had adorned her, called Madame gave her two
dollars and received the recipe She next set about TO
seek the several ingredients; but being unable to pro-
cure either of the enumerated articles except the vim
eear, che unwipgy came to the CONCLUSION that the
MADAME was what she ought TO be, and causedher
arrest. Madame is in jail.
That recipe was all iumbug But We do happen to
know of one which will make plain ladies' t there are
any sucb) as lovely as the rising evening star. AL
those who try it will please send US acknowledgment
lie Voiei.
"Take pint of pigeons milk, put it in hogs horu,
and stir it carefully with cats leather until it freeza
to red heat. Let the application be made sine die.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
rRiB UTE OF RESPECT.

OCTOBER Sist, 1853
At meeting Of The omcers Of the 10Th Virginia Regiment IT.
fsntry Capt John T. Roodhouse called the Oha, and
AdiztlDt 4. Ward appointed Secretary.
The Chairman then made known the object OF The meetng
namely publicly express the deep OF the Regiment
the less tained in the dss,h Of Capt fHos L. BARRAkD
Of Norfolk, Va 80.
On motion, the following committee appointed to DRAFT
suitable resoluiions
Captain L. r. Kby, Lieut.. W. g. Chapman, and Lieut. Jno
II. GaSle.
The Committee after retiring submitted the following preamble
resolutions which unanimously adopted BY the NEST
ing:
whereas an all wise Providence hs called from midst
edeemed associate officer and fead Capt 1H0S L. BARRAE
who stston the 18th October 1858, and vbs
ison the exercise Of His divine WILL
DESTROYS manesng at the fall Of friend there
fore,
Resolved That feel In the loss Of Capt Bsrsnd that cur
Regiment and service have been deprived OF most accom-
phed useu faithful officer ard his former ASSOCIATES
OF valuable cherished friend who united In his nature the
richest Of mind with the purest attributes Of nc
bic and generous heart -
Resolved That mnsle with those Of bis srci
Of cur Heavenly Father.
Resoved That rezpe to the memory Of Captain Baano'
will the usual badge Of mourning for thirty Gays
Resolved Taat the Secretary be directed 70 FURNISH copy
these eaoDs to the suy OF CAPTAIN and copy Of
the sare the Richmond papers for publesticn
The meeting then adjourned. --.--s. "a,
E. D. wihD sec'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

TaE SHOOTING OF OiPr SUrros.-Thc Stanton Spec
tator gives the annexed statement of the shooting in
that Place, of Capt. E. P. Sutton, Of Richmond:
On Thursday evening last quarrel between Captain
G. w. Chambers formerly of Harpers Ferry, and Capt.
E. p Sutton, of Richmond, took place in front of the
Virginia Hotel, which resulted in Chambers shooting
Sutton in the thigh. Sutton drew his pistol to shoot
Ohambers, who averred tina. he was NOT armed-then
suiton gave up his pistol Dol. Anderson, whereupop
Chambers drew pistol and shot Sutton. TIE came
parties met the night at tho restaurant OF Captain
Mason, icuf ensued, which resulted in the beating
of attsn severely that he has since that time been
confined to his room. These the facts as stated to
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

The career of Rosecrans was 'brief and brilliant.
We prophesied his early demise Whom the "Aboliuon
Gods (ion'D love-die young" His was but the stuck
of the lousy calf who ves all the winter and dies in
the spring. Chat. Rebel.
man can't eat Bologna sausage in Atlanta without
experiencing a disposition to bay the moon" CT
"meau1 like cat" in derision of the "backade hum
bug" that is perpe1ated on him.-B.
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Impressment.

We are assured in the most positive terms, and Upon
authority which we cannot doubt that no iupresSmens
have been made by the Comissary Department OF the
Confederate Government of articles N tragstu to mar
ket The orders against such impressnents are Of the
most precise aud explicit character and any ohicef yio-
ang these orders has only to be reported to the De-
partment TO insure his dismissal-Dispateh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
FROM MEXICO.

The press VAS free in commenting the refusal OF
Minister CorEin to hold interview With the Provisional
Government, and also on his negectSg to JON IN the
festivities celebrating The birthday Of Napoleon.
The forces Of Juarez we're daily incressin and ~.
900 troops we're between Que!etara end San Luis
G.errlas we're increasing and the adherens Of Juarez
seemed as determined as to resist the French to
the last extremity.
The opinion prevailed that large French reinforce
uents would be necessary to complete tue subjugatiOn
Of the country.
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ADJUFANF AAD INsP'R 6EN'Ls oFFIOE,
RICHHOHD, Ocsober -, 1893,
GENERAL ORDERs, /
Al, TAI

6ENEAAL OkDhh1t
No. 1ai.
Tie practice relieving Officers from commands 70 which
they been appcined snd ssgned, and ordering -
this once for farther ssguen VII cease
ullsss specially reQaifed By orders fron tois oiaees
IL soders iur Or on Eeeehns places
when they stay daring flr ugh, VII immediately rsPot
ne UsRrss enrong vncer viii keep register Of their
nAmss denpve place Ehere stationed, ~ Vaom the inr-
Iougn sas grated sad me dme at Wneh t expires
III Whun expiration Of MS tariouSn All being A.
distance ro Sos al kxGrinng Board, soldier unable
70 tave ne earBg osr Viii order MIN before ne Board Of
Examaers and the medical o;er ana one Of th'
pnyscars concurg, they VII ioreard V ms Coz
.ndiag el.. Of hi1 case, rscomnsnda-
ln fr "a suson uroush . excel hiry days. AZ
paes oe1g surgeon General bat when The
ol-r Is a.cessb general hospital be WI be set before
TIE Horts .sa,ns oOst, Who hl eoniorn 70 he Prseei-
tng lastru5ilous $500, - - --- -
" IN s Of ckne wounds which, from any cause, are
nssec,rd, receive proper uesSrent s 1isaoh
30 casqaeace being prolonged the aoier all % sent py TIE
enrolling ooe The nearest camp o lsoclvn lef treatment
40 hospital
Recommendation for extension Of leave 70 oesrs and fur
ergas q ers msdca uetes 70 omoets, ana ee tn
Disability scidess, viii ony be gwen - authorize
ards Exsmusrs, EMBRACED tne hs reeon OF
Fsracraph M OF s ordsr By beard " EASminers or
cou5cp Accommodation host>s from private ply
c.ns ~ from ohcer snsys viii not Ye reoSiN ed
Parsgclph iTS Gs4er kesusJns and Paragraph l.
Tease. order No o. us ohos, are an nd-
& pit1 this Paragraph. 80, ,
VI Floa-s s5aless not be permitted 70 60 within NE
Ezes u the enemy.
b order, o,
Fsiyaecl 8: COOPER
orsl-iw Atjt snd Inspe 6vneraL
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navy to perform. he thought that Gilmore would have
deemed very strange had he Dshgren) offered while
they we're reducing Fort Wagner, to have gone ashore
and constructed the approaches The reply is said to
conclude with recognition Of Gilmores hearty wiling
ness 70 co operate expressed in his offer to open 6s
from bis batteries at aay time-bu, adds that nasmuch
as Il will take several weeks to repsir the iron cadJ it is
out of his power a. present to state at what moment
such cooperation viii be necessary.
rho ds,a of Dahjoren's letter Is the 26ih.
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CONFEDERATE STATES Of ANERIUA, J
MEDICAL PURvEYOR's OFFICE, !
Riahmnnh Va ONf B. lS63.

N accordance with instructions from Surgeon
Generals Ocs The Information Of he prcPe ru'holi
Is, uireeed aagt fraudulent osiauun Of
sky ard Alcohol under Of eatrao With tbs OAee he
foaW1g t q Cocracors whose contracts have been hed
esneened 70. teitsd $ published;
Groye Keer, county Va 1000 gals whisky, contract
|hled.
eorse b Stuart Co.. ssauntOD, Va, 5O0O gals. whisky,
|t-ac; hlifd.
sWz $ 0sTke Mensguss county Va, GOO gals wis
~, contract calceiei.
Beulvare McKenEsy Co., Bowling Green, Caroline county
"a, 80 oO0 gals. sicohol, consracs forfeited.
LAWSON Es nan, Rappahannoek Co. Va 10000 gals Whisky
sinfract forfeited.
- A. MeColksy Montgomery Co, ys, 5000 gals WhLky
esntflct cancelled.
he-e az oss contractors who have failed 70 deliver
AMOUNT Of sy contracted f5r within the required time, and
been noad that unless satisfactory for their
tnrs received this Ofce within twenty 2O Gays from
ats. their All be forfeited sitter Eheh time their
- Z. ". JOHNS
osT-du Surgeon Med. Pu-veyor, c. S. Army.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the
Executive, that D. D. FERGU3ON, charged with grand sr-
(nose stealing and DARIUS H. WILLIAMS, convicted Of
murder, escaped fcm the s Of Floyd coubPergusn the
night OF the 9Th October and The night OF the 2h
0ctobAnd nov going large Therefore, do hereby
offer reward Of hundred oAs any person persons
shall the ead Ferguson VILLAINS and deliver thea
Into jail OF Floyd county fifty dollars for such and
delivery either and 40 eqfe all officers Of tks
civil and military and request the people geDef-
ally their beat exrons procure the arrest Of he said
Fergus and Williams that y may be brought 10 justice
Given under my hand Goternvr, and under the
Lesser OF the Commonwealth az Richmond this 9Th
| ~ day Of November, In the year 1853.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MuEFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Ferguson native Moth Osrolna and belongs tho ut
regiment q. OsvarY is as3-t IS years OF and feet
high light hair complexion blue sandy
Wilkins hlck fellow, with dark hair and eyes and Cold
complexion as feet inches high weigh ng loo lbs
22 years sge. He beocgs company cath Virginia
infantry Kemoers Brigade. He supposed TO have msde
way back 10 his regiment. nov6-t3p
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MARRIED..

On the Sd November at the redence OF the brides mother
BIZ the Rev Dr. Mnnegerode. GE0KGE W. ROBINSON OF Bal
more Miss ALOINDA MORAN elder daughter OF the lat
DOL q. =. Morgan, OF Rchuond Va.
E7T-New York Herald aud Baltimore Sun please copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred in the
Houie Of Dslssates OF Virginia, occa ined by the esg
national TH0S GO )DE tho delegate from the county
VI MecklsLbug Therefore, JOHN LEfoHEa, Governor Of
the Commonwealth Virginia. virtue OF authority vested in
The Executive by law hereby require election 10 be hfld
in the said county Of Meckthbg the fIRSr ThUDAT
Of December next fill the Aforesaid according
Law.
i) Givea under my hand as Governor, and under thc
g. S5eal Of The Coma onwenh this day Of NoYecbo.
IT, D. 1858. aud in he SSH year Of the Commonwsah
JOHN LErCRER.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. BusroRp,
noe eSw h,cretaIy ofihe Commonwealth.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
STILL AT WORK ON THE RAMS.


From the London Times, October 20
The steam ram Ell Tousson stll lies moored alongside
the Vicloria wharf She is now under surveillance OF
party Of marines. Al dusk Sunday marine, under
arms, was Facing the forecastle The Gosha"k 70 not
now mOored alongside the FL ToussOl but Is moOred to
the quay, at the stern OF the ram.
Workmen were employed M to Saturday afternoon
on board the Ell Tousson pushing forN ard her fittings
fFrom the London Herald, Oct. II
Whatever Insy be the intention Of the government
with respect to these formidable war steamers no at
temp. has been made to stop the builders from com
pletpg and fitting them up ready for sea- The Cutom
House officers, however still board and the Cos
hawk tender to Her Msjestys chip Majestic, continues
to be mOOred close to the ram which being fitted up n
tie Great Float If the obi in mooring her Majesty
slim Ijvernool opposite the Birkenhead docks was TO
prevent the escape of the rams to ses the govern
ment seems to have altered its intentions for this vessel
which formed one of the channel feet whish recently
visited the Mercy has Left this port for Plymouth
Her future desoaon is not known butt is whispered
the North American waters and II SO it is just probable
she will BIO one of them.
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The ds,e of pasleren's letter is the 28lh.

THg GALLANT MosBY.--A special Washington des-
pstch of the lst to the New York Herald relates the
following strongly romantic story OF Mosby
On Friday last squidron OF cavalry,in United states
uni orns rode into Centreve and reported to tie c
Ger in charge of supply and ammunition train that they
had been sent down from the front TO guard train
coming mp.
Ths officer in charge of the train accepted the escort
as q roar guard. After having proceeded few miles
upon the Warrenton turnpike, this rear guard COM
PEELED number Of the teansters to unhitch their mules
and drive them of in the direction of Ad leaving the
wagons sts niipg in the road. 1t then Discovered
that this rear guard party of Mosbys gueras IN
disguise and extra teams sent cut under strong
escort 10 bring in the wagons.
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J. U. TALIAFEKRO * U. Z. FIELDS,
(LAlE OF CoSGzEss RALLl
DEG leave 10 announce TO their friends and
ID he pubno generally JhEl hey have leased the halATo
oue Excasse HOTEL and that they VIII spare no en'Fs y
On. tasie ~ be provided With the vERY REST tast the
ket vni sHOrd, our b.s supplied stn tne
OAOICtSC LLQUORS.
aCESSRS S Powers AND RENRT ORTIZ
esSEln J. O. TALIAFERR0 4 CO.
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10 TAJIAFERRo Z CO.
BALLARD HOTEL,
$1,000 - Y

hIciid- Nd Va
TN RETIRING from business in which have
been % iorg agei feel tina. eannet DO 50 with u II
frnrg ~ srsir aka gmsnt aai aeaet InaAss 70 NJ
anv n-rs5ra sl ys Tor re kna ana
rl nance with ueh been favored and 1ns'alnsa
Throughout ny whole 5uEnsss ca ee-. . -,
Sst ts uih ureh ,greL feel assured hai the Is
Lhatnt in the hands Il thole VIII - ene
M dsposiion VII render your s,uTn unaer is roof
more De As.nt than ever. 80,
~ B.,rt Hotl l. nov under The management Of Messrs j.
r.iitferro and o. C. Reld gsntsmeD veil and fAvorsoy
- 10 the public and lu9sryon hrstelass hotsl
rsv well be ustsd sorcisly recommend them 70 ts
~ al - for Their, continuance OF That support Thle1
AVE re- elvsd hsm my old friends and patrons -
nov2-l5t JShF' T. DALLAAD;
r Charestou Courier Mobile Rstsr and Advertiser, "a
vauah RepuAcsr Ras eiste JOuros anu Memphis Appeal
Vii e. upb,h u &c Haas and send tis 10 this once
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HD. Qls.- DEP'f. CUMBERLAND,
Chattanooga, Oct. 10th, 1863.
:Ldn,tss. KnorviNe, Tenn.

Jdquss, KnozViHe Tenn.
Enemy the increasing they 60 period this as fortified
into to some be aud Kingston direction you up cross
numbers Wiley boy Burton and If will too in far strong
y 90 out surely free without your which at aught and
between on ale greatly for pontoons front you we move
as be stores you not delay spare should least to prob
ably US our preparing Stanton from you combinedly
between to oppose fortune roanoke rapid let possible
speed If him that aud your time communications can
me at this news complete withstbe crossing keep
move near opcs more no from US open and Mcdowell
Julia FIVE thousand ferry the you must driver at them
prisoners artillery men pieces wounded 10 Goodwin relay
horses in Lambs of and yours truly Qlck killed loss
the ours minds ten snow dessrters B,nnet Gordon
answers also with across day. X. II. THoss,
Captain and A. ID, G..
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". ,fCAL CARp-OFFICE PRACTICE.

-. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, con-
~ hass himself raaisy on praodes on Ffankn So
tre below The Exchange Hole dAgonAy opposite Odd FEB
Hall sknul and confidential treat nsni may pc o-
ned On essonAble Those VINO have been exposed 70
Ain eontsgous ailments, rotuvite3 ~ call early.
conmuncaous By mail otsrrUisei promptly attended 70
ffes open ron , A. NJ I'll ppm - ,
-hicdMoxp Va. noEt-ly
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VIRGINIA VOLUNTEzFTI NAVY COZ

ARGINIA VOLUNTEERS NAVY COMPANY.
ANlHG secuted tne services Of Comman-
OF ten yeAs Nav Al experience, hs Board has deter
pe LsoL8 torthEitoi ana Tor tnal purpose,
'l-ite' ne SOD Ipu' - be paid Up Immediately.
frs % slh5ebs, srsurged 70 DO 20 without delay
We tooka gln % closed the eatR smade
" epg l9-ts J. 4. APPERSON, TT.