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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
II o, 3. AND TliR pRAFr.

One Of the ipdasemsnts hsld ont b the
knights Of The Golasa Oirale, or she Essighs
Stsrs ef ZIG, 20 secure ressniss . Ne sasu1
rance that shs mssnbsrs Of shsig 0Fdss viii
not DO drafted, or h ether words that n u
The intention of the Order 10 resist shsson-
script law. This 10 0 terrible delasions and
whoever il inauenosd 81 il viii rue the day
BE- eaas in bic Dot wi.h that reasonable OF
gsnlzasion. The conscript Law win be en-
forced. aud lie fearful penalties viii BE me
aussd On All rho resist ii Tbs sapsrsa.
sions HiDdoo Who throws his body beneath
Tie ppndsroas vhseis % Jaggs rnauf is mol
moro infatuated than ibaAorthern man who
dessrminss 30 stand . the way Of the Gov!
ernmsnt a,iss irresistible, march towards
tho suppression of the, fehelliaa and the
final and eonplssa triamph af issl rightfpi
authority. It's a. sasy nlattaE % TAX sQf
resisaaaoe, but shseyer saaAsmpss Is viii And
kimsslf oysrsakss - : shisasiDd Of de-
ssrassion-rI 0skaioosa Herald. F
i ourpKRrAcas AasDaseFrRRHEAaIss !
E, - - 80 gsFs4aDa, sd
We taxa back all sws have saia about In
dissss. asws sasseas o. ssig pardon Of
Easls er5w % sssyss Is rsslsTst t. The
sssesiopass egarrds 81 Blsspy. Ryss. e.
We had imposed kss iie asadish na,ie-
nisy which could slak j;ss savage thirst FOR
bfuod ii tho anpfoyoksd ind indiserimihass
murder oS men, women and ekildren-inp no
cent Of any efims b6E fhsir color vas be
sScapsiond peoaiiarity Of races brnsalfssd
81 'loug agss Of sordid barbarian, and that
the Indian was the only monster On the con-
tineus cspabls Of such appalling atrocities.
But after reading The aoeoeDt Of the De-
trofs riot, given il yesterdays Press, where
hundreds Of white Coppsrheads were banded
together like Wild beasts TO hunt down .
parcel Of poor, unofsnding negroes to q
cruel and pisiless slaughter, We have come
10 the coneinsion that Indians are tolerable
good Chrissians. And If there is any good
reason Why these Detroit Sepoys should be
permitted 10 diagrsOe sGhs earth With their
living presence, any longer than is requisite
70 make tha nscesasry preparations for their
xsseutien, We caDuSt, fer the life of-us see
Why the hand Of Christian Fellowship should
net be sxtssdsd 20 thsa foIIsRss Of Little
Grow, or Why 'the .fsgacious chiefs Of
those assassin bands should not be
regarded as washable candidates for
Gsngrsss by the cOpperhoass Of taibuesota.
Isl. Paul Press. -, # 80 Tsaa = :. =
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

tina commissioner or Internal Rsssbas
bas decided thAt contracts made FOR the de-
I:ssry Of coin, 10 be performed after PEI
Rod of three days, must be. in Writing
signed By the parsies, % sgsuis, Or fssr-'
neys, ana stamped eaaaI u one ball af one
Der cent. 81 the amount Of purchase, 70 bs
gala fos, anS given qaasslsy of rid silyss,
Or bullions 40 the oass may be. Contracts
90 made Id writing, and duly stamped, are
xxss.sT HI IL + 0a6u - MI s = 10 4
y8816eA "A NJ ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
Mesnphis. Mareh .;

-. - 4 -, NA9sza RAles q 8RNa Is
Inc Jackson, Visa, Appeal ii she lssh,
aays bssks failed 20 make 1 Isnd sflask,
and shas FafrssaG went Il a. 81 81.
yAncsd and cohmsnosd ~ atEaak. bas bs.
Ing oss q range of sbs rsbsl rnsa hey;
inside 20 reply A. nighs Bsrxasas nssde
IN attempt 70 ,pass the batssfiss, bss was3
met BY terrible canOnsds, zna the aajssis.
sippi burned. 'i
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

% NJ &$Msn& M&x@M 1s
Tbs fellswiDs dispasah has I,ssn received
b Sssfsszsy wslIs X
Cairo. Maroh Y. hasa jaas Fsssssa
d. fellewiag eoanasi i ~ gsas
NJ 0onaaasder BFeeea, Blaah
Mareb 20sh Ths lIsril sgsa ii hsaeA " s !.
rsnton. sAanisal Esfrasn 10y ssaass
% board shis naornings = Foats u Adasl.
ri Porter. II Ei!s lake hin Il least awesk
TO aommunieats sish hlm nd ses hacks 10
saya shs Hartford passed the fora. bas ths
others were rspslsed. Ons vas seen in
flames, which was believed 90 be the Mis-
sissippf. signsd,
..'. A. N. Psnnock,
.e.T>& Fleet Gags Com.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

ss...'.a - s.a- = Chicago, March Is. i
Times special just rscsised ersm. Mem
phiS 23d, says The steamer ssaallov -ays,
rived to-day from Young's Point. having
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
saIssrssHrrr AND aIssovRI RAI1.:K61D.

The Mississippi and Missouri River Rail-
Road will be eomplssed In. the course OF
month or six weeks, from DaveDpors 20
GTinsl9, distasos Of 125 miles. This read
oonneots with The esssern railroads by the
bridge acrcss the Mississippi ~ Dayenpors,
and the recent deCision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, allowing shis
bridge 20 stand, has raised ahis bridge
much 10 the estimation Of capitalists. H.
has Superior entrance 20 the Platte yally,
from its western tefmiaous as Omaha ana
OsubOiI BluGs, aad 10 ambisiouss with o
reasonable prospect Of suooess) Of being
the main extention eastward Of me Pacific
Rsil.EosdsEn addition 20 the main line OF
the road, il has branch from Milton June
Rtiea oia MasoehDe 50 Washington, 81 miles
in fegneh. <',a 's.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

fasraeaA 80 M II ksria III psrt liuaseah
hi wssk pssh sassn u hss ifes. oIads-
Eoss 81 - ssassls sssss ssfs II aas aioush
IL Esed rive. aad ths oshsr thrss easse i
WAsseBtes. u Hasa Tines Point .ae 4.
diaDsla - srsdasa rssspsafsa VIII.
ous sssissanss. The Febsls I'D ksaia j
work % Der I'D ~ pserIy sssay for sussIss
Ths Ras Qssen ii s Ii ii 49, ID
Black River, % - issspyi 50. sas es
reach Of eur guns. - s''s. ~ 81
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
N z n APH.
Wash;nrsop, larch q.

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

EWW.S. heeesssss, Malsrs 0sasTsl, has
wMssm hssasslf sowa an sss. 1.
The above il from The Chicago 9nnss Of
Tuesday. Thisis The way in which seOes-
sionists are abusing ohs oil the brsvess, the
mobiles. and most successful Of the Ansri-
can Generals. ID another column the Times
itsnouhees shs CohssrPeiop law. OF course.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
Administrntor,s Noticc.

NVIlCE Is hereby given that Charles Craig las
' been appointed aud ualiaed as Administrator
OF the estate Of Sasannah Weatherwax, deceased,
CHARLES CRAIG
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27

That zone half Of the world cannot Imagine how the
other half ve, Is no less true than tre and the les
son the adage affords, experience and observation
daily tends to verify Then, too when consider the
varying phases of human passion and the dscor.
dnnt elements from which all novel and fanatica sects
are moulded, II can scarcely seem surprising that
faithful record OF actual events should exceed In slngu
arlty the widest dream of romance that crimes
both strange and unnatural should be perpetraed In
far of country, the outskirts OF civilization, which
people In another state of society would imagine
possible. Knowing do know, the evils and horrors
and denominations of the mormon system the degreda
tion imposes on females, and the consequent vices
which extend through ashe ramncations OF society, a
sense of duty to the world has induced TO prepare
the following narrative for the public eye The tic
incidence connected with my experience, many may
think bordering on the marvellous. To them would
that this narrative Of my life only proves what has
so often been proved BEFORE that Truth Is Stranger
than Fiction. ."-Authors Preface.
The book contains 440 pages, with engravlngs, Il
neatly bound in CLOTH and will be sent to any address
postpaid, on receipt Of price, $I,25.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
FARM FOR SALE

INHE undersigned, Executor OF the last will OF An
Il drew Maekey deceased, viii sell at pri rate sale
100 acres OF good land situate In the Eastern part OF
Knox township, Holmes county Ohio 10 OF which
Is under cultivation. 1t contains necessary buildings
Terms reasonable For particulars call on william
June 1889. IRVINE MAcKEY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
Harness for Sale

THE undersigned has a good strong set OF new
Il HARNESS for sale at very low price. Call at
my Clothing Store. d. COuN.a
July 23d, ls68-w8
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
New York Prices {!

The people Of Holmes county can avoid DELAY and
save great expense In freight by buying Of US II
therefore to their Interest well as our for them te
call and examine our stock
June 4, 1868 wRIMER sTEINBAoHER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
BERLIN INSTITUTE.

rs AN English and Classical Academy for both sexes,
situsted in Berlin, Holmes county, Ohio seven MI.
ast OF Mlersburgh. The latter half OF tine eunine'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

C0NFEDERATE ATATEs Of AMARloA,
once OF the Chief Conmlssary for
District No. l, Petersburg, Va, Aug. "a.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRE(

In ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIREC-
uissAry Of State thiJ district emb acng that portion Of Viz
Ena E the Blue Ridge and South CT James River has been
rubdvided. a,
The follow ofcers have been selected purchaii"g
mssares sab-dsdc with auth ory appoint
sg-ns each county in IN r respective os The names OF
those agents vii be announced at an early day.
Captain Richard lroy A. C. s., HeadquArers Blacks and
Whites, te counties q D Wild Amto PcWhSt'n, otto
way Lnncnbarg spd the portion Brunswick i1g norh Of the
Mehernn River.
Captain A. VILLAINS A s. Headquarters ClarksvleO for
the Mecke lburg Gfeensvle that portion Of Bruins
wick south Of Mehern River and the equity OF Charlotte
southeast Of the DanV ls Rzilroaf
Captain L. O. NehoAs A. @. Headquarters New Canton
BaekhghAa county, for the counties OF Prince Edward Cuoer
land and BueknghAn.
Captain John Gait A. O. g. IsaGq1arters LynchbuIg) for
The counties OF Appomattox Campbell and the portion or
Charlotte, toutheag " Danyile Railroad.
captain Meade Smith, A. g. headquarters Danvie Tor
The counties Of Pi,tsyvsna Halifax, Henry ard Patrick
Msior A. Vaughan s. Headquarters LioeIyJ Tor the
counties OF Bedford and FraaLlin
Capt O. Elliott O. s., (HsS6quartes Drewrys Blua for
he coautv Of Chesterfield
p George A. s. (Headuuarters Wayery Depo) for
che COUNTIES Of Prince George, surry and Sussex.
Captain Thomas Knox s, headquarters Ivor Depot
for the unues OF sonhampton Isle Il Wight and Nsnsemond
IN Farmers having subsistence supplies kind for SALE
are requested to apply to The sgeu Of the county which they
may reside.
COnnuEicaons writing should be addressed 70 the ops-
Iar'es Of the various sub-dsreA
aalT ~ for district No. l.
Richmond Enquirer Examiner and Sentinel Lynehburg Repub-
nean AMI Vgnan, DAnye Appeal copy aud send
hah % MAJOR fSnnAhl, PstsTIhuFE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
AUCTION ME-.
FU1 UME DAYS.
SALE og Van uABLE RRAL EsTATEoi

~ ALI OE Val UADLE REAL ESIAIEON
y JAMES RIVER, IN MELON COUNTY, VA WIN be ssId 81
pubs n, the 22d september 1885, ect 70 the ret a
ton Of !ts September 1863 MONTt YUMA late
residence j. b. McOlelsnd, teceaStd hi, vaua' a OF
land lies the James River I'D aEDawua OGnsl IN heht
tecon Of the couLy where there schools churches OF d1
en- de . nj a ems, ana good eely.
II viii tie divided into tao OF about 80 each
sssg al respects the upper has
the msIscn large and beautiful bek house. cellars
house. ana dsrsbe ouhouBe msgnhc
ables and ample and In good repair The has
dwell with four comortable rooms builoln a.
ecy on the canal built for tbaec ct0Fy
purpose Whatever more handsome npact estate
would only sell under full Interest Of orphan
children deman led II. 49,
Persons desiring purchase more than $50 acres will be AT
foded every facility TO purchAe boh tracts and N tn Court
himself with vau bic stock farming implements every se
crption supplies for the valuable on The
5th November following when the place will
house aud lot In the village Of New Market Will be as pan
Of the SINE esta c.
Terms made known on the day q sale
WM. ID. oABELL, Administrator q 4.
J. u. McCLELLANO, deceA1eJ
On the day september 92I 1881 al pubic auction
eFcelht and cJavensnt BRICK LULDI H. in ne VII ae
Of New Market the propey Of Cabel and Fer well oeaeo
and arranged Tor private pablo house, both There Is
large room vel tel up TOR camille business
lars under the whe house, and well In yard Terms to
suit purchasers.
Psrns desiring above roperty can stop Al
New Market lie most convenient pint my ence,
the adjoining faim.
Auli-lawtts WIN. D. okBELL.
~ the lme (september o. 1899 a: pablo auction In
the village Of New MTk large and store House. as
good with three stories and 10 sixty very large
and WecoEsucted Lumber House, SUFFICIENT storage all
produce, shipped at This point The building are direct
~ on the Canal and very near The Tye River Lock.
Terms on day OF sale. WIN. ID. CABELL,
augl4-ctd Por r. ~. O-hel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
TELEG.RAP HIC
Reports OF tho Freas Association.
FROM CHARLESTON.
ANOTHER ASSAULT on b ArTERY WAGNER RE
PULSED

CHARLESTON, August % The enemys laud batteries
have been maintaining steady fire on Fort Slmtr all
day. TIE fighting at Battery Wsgn,r was chieayc
fined TO the firing Of our pickles the enemy's sap
pers, who continued 10 approach Wagner.
This evening about da,k toe enemy's batteries opened
furious fire en- Wagner, preparatory wss supposed
to an assault.
The following official dispatches have just been re
ceiVed:
FoRr SuNrERf 7.Sb NJ.
There is au assault now being made at Battery wag'
nec.
FoKT JenSsox, 7:45 P. II.
The enemy is aisarlang Battery Wagner, evidently
in heavy force.
. II. OINsrEAD, Col. COmd'g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

We copy the following from the Courier Of Tues
d.
As was mentioned 10 yesterdays paper, the enemy
newed bis IRE upon the city about twelve OcOCk Sunday
night The fire at intervals Of abOu; fifteen min
t,s and vas continued unil o'clock, when it
ceased Some fourteen mostly ineend arr, shells
thrown into the eiiy. SIX bu limgs struck, but
fortunately 10 person was Injured. Several very mar
70 escapes we're mace.
During the firing on the city batteries James
Laid IN c, naec'iOl with batteries Gregg and Wsgner
ke5t up a very rapid and heavy FIRE on the enCmys
works ca Morris laui causing considerable annoyance
and damage 10 q euemy.
The attack on Fort Samter 81. continues from the en-
s.1vs and batteries eon;inuou' ere is also kept up
between toe enemy battery and Batteries Gregg aud
Wagner. -
O.ing to the s,id breeze prevailing Monday the Heet
remained quiet.
Toe DAG sp6 Of p IT Sumter was shot away twice
Yesterday. The casualties were only four slightly
wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
ETOOKEtt,S MILL AND TWO FARMS
POR SALE IN BUUEINGHAM.

.nN the 18Th day Of Seple1>be 1868, IN con
~ rmly with the Will Of Geo &c Hooker Decd viii sell al
pub auction en- pre- si5es the large manufacturing Wheat
FAD 90 couaty Of Buckingham known as Hooker
Mil Aso Plantation attached, but which vii be sold Sepa-
rately . - go,
The MIL Tract aims 25 aers and besides the NIL building
las large aud comfort Dwelling Hogse and all Leces
sarV cut houses, In cd repair.
The Plantation contains 21j acres very productive ard ma
col iva Ell many With taste and gment an1
WITH New 10 the preservation and Improvement Of the soft
There ave on the plant cd DVeng House and out
houses. ,
At the uame and place viii sell another Tract OF Land
belonging estate Of the sa GEO. Hooker situated Aoou,
miles the Dove property contsnng OO acres In gooo
heart and wen timbered 1hi3 Is also valuable tract.
Purchasers will have the option o. paying cath for their put
chses Of taIag tins they choose not tx'eefng
and 10 months eqis payne Is on bond, with good security
with interest from cate. .
hugqb-dlaWkct6s E1'or Of GEO. II oKER decd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

HOvICIDE rs ! ENRIco-Dr. j. Q. Curry, formerly Of
Kentucky Killed Wednesday last, by Mr.. George
B4ss ofd. of SAhvle clerk iu the First Auditors
OBce, Conf, deIa'e Telsury Department. The occur
renee took place ab1u; two miles esloz tic city near
the rcsdsuce Whioh both parties we're boarding and
Wa he rsspl. o discussion 90 public aF,irs at the
duuer ,a>le, dly two previous to the homicide
Il appears tia, Blssford uade use Of remarks which
were e1n;tu by Curry and others as an argument
favor Of the r,eons ructOn Of the Union DE-. Curry
remarked Il be had as UGH respec. for recon
struc,onit he hal for Black Republican. Brsslord
rpled in sharp terms but after diuner went up De-
Cgr7 who sitting in the yard and Gec rid % him
that be sas 10; r,eons EuetiOnist Dr. 0. then sai
tbs, hj7 remark az the dinner table dill not apply
70 hi (Blssf0rd), but he ADVISED p 70 be more
explicit hereafter, in defining bis pOsiti0 sup
posed tlat the fiJu:y thus ended, but Sc;u.
u4t,ly on &c g. ring day, DE- Curry became partially
Intoxicated, meeting Blssford near the house, de-
naaded reJrlc.iln Of he language he used the PIE
yiou' day At the dnlcr table. brief pavey ensued
resulting in Bassioci knocking Curry down. Curry
ssiz,d stone aud VS. rising when BassfOrd 5JeW
bowie mile srd -re-si bin to throw doWa the stone
saoh he decGn "a to Possibly other words may have
p ,ssed, but Bas tori Up Dr.. Curry Who still
attempting rise md stabbed him in the breast twice,
ia6e,iag wounds saci caused his A.h in very short
cane. EIci party has a vile and child. Bssfoid Is in
custody, sud will Re tried before tbs authorities of
Heuric1 on the charge Of murder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
From WESTERN VIRGINIA.

GosHES, Va, Aug. 27-(v Stanton, 21th)-The
Yankees have fallen beos attack Gen. Jones at Lew
isburg in tie rear while another detachment is about
attacking him in l,ont. Jackson during the last four
days fighting behaved CALAMITY. After having been
Aa1ked and surrounded several tmes, he herOicaly cut
his way out. A detachment Of Maj. Ltdy's battalion
went in the cnemys and destroyed part OF bis
gon train Oar loss thus far all told, is from fifty to
one hunCred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
BY lTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

HAVING received the resignation of K B.
IL Stevenson, Esq the Delegate elected House
DELEGATES from the county f Wood aud the Convention
ordnance passed the 9Th OF December 1861 having
ed shat the ished vctes OF his Commonwealth Sho may be
the military service Ct the State c tbs Confederate StaB
day a general ea eect the General Assem-
In said election at such place within their
encampment the at sh encampment shall 6eg
nate whether the sid encampment thin the limits Of this
State noi" And eOyeF, hlNrg prescribed that
citizens Of any county coroorson, absent therefrom
the presence Of the pubic enemy, who would
ed fjr members OF the General Assembly Ia
county Porson, may, during the eonnu hce of the pres
any general spec election for membeCs
the General Assembly for the unes eorpoTaons the
Court House county coEpo alton In the state where they
sy harutn 70 be the day q ad election" Therefore
J0HNLETOHER Cove OF be Commons e2h Of Virginia, by
virtue Of a1thoy vested in he Executive do ereby require
ese ion TO be hd by qualified Of tad county thus
specified the third Thursday VI September mex supply the
cy aforesaid in said eOun.y Of Wood.
el7en under my-hand Governor and under ihs ess
q the Commonwealth Of Yl inis this Path day
~ AueuL tseS. in the ssh year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LEfGHER.
By the Governors
.Suss'-ctds seOiy OF the eOmnOnveallh-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
BY eCDDlN APPEEsos.
IlRUSTEE'S SALE OF ABOUT IS ACRES

Il very valuable and Rufu land, ore nile We VI he
city Of kcLmondBy virtue Of deed Of ed by
Jno NJ htdi wife 10 Conway Robinson Howl
trustees beapg date 9Th April 1851, day TecorGedIn
rico eouaty Court .ha, acting trustee, Ia euOn Of the
said trust aud with the consent aud full app ObGon II NJ
Shields sell public ton, the prem hoNDAY h
6st August 1868, att O'clock NJ fair, W not The f
Gay tersae that portion the Lesului called Poplar
vale" which the said Shields Tedes Lea 4
Mansion House. containing about IS plat Of which will
Exhibited the hour and In
the ONCE Of 6odd'n L AppeIsOn.
nearly form, only eigioy
stuAtld but Of ! land,
whole ti Ugh state Of cultivation, and admirably adapted
10 market gardens and suburban residences.
Ashland street, In HAryes plan, with land thai
the Is excellent This land ad1nS
argroVe Sutton, Craig 0mohu and Oump whehei
be had to the superior quality Of the so the beautiful
aud commanding posi- lon Of the and for building sites H.
he city, Is bei that valuable
tractlye body of land seldom been offered for sale
The sale will be those prescribed by the deed bu
preferred, the whole purchase money be paid CASH.
bankAble Mr. shields will take pleasure In showing tn
Ian to those who may call on HIM
R0. 4. B0WIsON
t-dla A. q. Tr-sfse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
LOUISA LAND PbIs sALE.

THE subscriber will sell publicly, Cd The 9th
L Of SEPTEMBER his fsrm souhanns river sz miles south
NJ Inusa mi II use containing $40 sl20 Of river
bot M O a.rs land 20 second river bottom In
large white timber and pans land The land is oil In god
yss rs aud painted Has al Necessary onbud ngl In good
der ,,o . -, 80.
ing the Horse raet nearly all IN timber.
a1n 9sNC.s GRANVILLE bull OK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

Tas ALABAMA SESAToE.-The Montgomery Advert.
ser says; eve e. authorized to say FOR Mr.. Jenison
tfa he opposed to recOns ructiOa any terms, and
TIA: te vii favor The most vigorous prosecution Of the
war until adepsnien,e Is achieved. In point Of abii
", Mr. Jem son Is max IS man Of strong practical
seus' and his influence IN this respect will be fels 10
aay assembly with which be is eonnsc cd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

A HANDsoNz HAr-We we're shown Yesterday by
No ThOa. J. Clement, Sheriff of Isle Of Wight eOun-
~, a beautiful hat made Of rye straw, which Il in
tened as q present TO President Davis. It Is the
handiwOrk o. Mr. John R. hoffman, private in the
ola. Virginia regimen WHO deserves much credit for
his Ingenuity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

ioL. WALrER GwTSS.-The Raleigh Register contra
DIES the ssaiemsn. that Col Walter wynn has been
appointed by Gov Venice Major General Of Cavalry Of
North Carolina. It say3 North Carolina has cavalry
on. Of the Confederate service over which be could have
command
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-28

NDEh the provisions of an act OF Assem-
- bly,, passed EArch L. 1865 Agony, located In "a h.
mJnd has organized for the purP receiving and
dog % the soldiers and officers In the Confederate ryce
r. The State Of Virginia csuibuto Of rlo hing shoes
oh-r plea which be faruSked by her antilles
Also, and take Of all hosots that may he
contrib ted purchased Tor the Of TIE IL wounded SOL
. OF Virginia.
depot has been procured 'h'ctoe cir o- doors from the
20 the Columbian Hotel Ehch place al sdch
will be received they can be
vadei th. proper destination lie state or It's Agent will
Incur sE for The s goods received furger Than de-
pends The adty prep diligence. Its agent employ
e- Al sKpenas siChrg goods and transmitting them
this point Nil be paid by the state.
eArnssy invite all SIND forward such
articles their relatives friends the ary
their election and comfort vita the that II
vii be spared oer SAFE delivery 70 proper Ies
Let then be securely enclosed In othe wise pct
anal possible 0 ncty marke With the
parry 70 whom his company ard regiment and directed
zoe Of the undsrsigned ~ this place.
A. s. BUFORD,
AUS eESm Army Agent To- Vryni,