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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
iva DAYS LArER.

The Hbsrnleu, a, Farther Point, brings the following
lddtOual news ~
The Paris CORES OudsnI Of the London Times in al
luson TO The Emperor NspoleOas mediation PROPOSE
zion, says:
IN the event Of lhe present Overbu'es to the Eng.
li5A GcyernmeOt being attended with no practical
result, / should not be surprised if the Impersl
Government addressed itself 70 Spain. SIZE has been
repeatedly 77gsd do something, tlat scratching be
leg 70 declare her recognition Of me Southern Cou.
iederacy. This she has not venused to 90. She was
alone, aud did not TO bring GOsn upon her tie
vengeance of the North her necessities great and
the position Of her rich colony most ethical would
affirm that she will turn deaf year 10 the sOlci-
isons coming from France, particularly when France
proposes b act With her"
Mr.. VIM. West the rebel dele gate Madrid has oeaa
in Paris for the last eight ar ten dpYs.
LONDON June 26.-There is nothing new to.dsg IN
regard 20 the project Of mediation in America.
The Globe contends tina. England cannot indefinitely
continue nmovdb.e in regard TO the American question,
and fully endorses NapoleOn's views.
The prospect Of war regarding u Cnd ere actively
eanyassed, and have depressed the funds.
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HALL.
TO W.T.

VIRGINIA TO WIT.-At Rules held in tn,
Clerks Ones Of the Circuit for the county Of Ha
'av, the nrst Monday In jay, 1903:
NAh Prnge VAC sues BY Harrison Oliver her nex friend,
QJGiRst Plnniid
RichSd o. Prlnge, Defendsnt,
The object OF th suit epjou and rsstraa defer
dsn Richard O. Pinge from removing OF his
this Commonwealth till the .uE h. der Of the Court End the
appointment OF some a. person % take charge Of the Books
Bonds snd open Secsun ust the sid Richard o. Phi GLE
collect and tee for the fl the plaintiff
Pngle and her three children On The Bill mentoned
divorce from the Bond hatlmony the
Martha Prnse and Richard o. Pnge settlement: upon
said Martha Pnnge Of reasonable PORTION Of the
children.
II appearing By SasastOIy evdsl the said defendant
Richard o. PrnRe Is nor-resGeu u The CommonEea IN Of
Virginia. 10 ordered that he appear within after
das publication Of this order and DO necessary po,e
he nisrettn this suit and thS this be
week for four successive veks the Richmond Wig snd
another copy be posted At the mont door OF the Court
IT, county the 6rGt day Of the County Court.
Copy-Teste
JAS MEDLEY a., ClI.
FcrRNOY A CAERlSGroN and
L. tAAKsDALE Jr. fer comPlaifS nt. jy11-Wlw
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7 OST OR MISLAID.-To all whom il NAV
IL concern Notice Is hereby given hst have lost or d
Certificate Of the stock Of The Richmond and Danvie Railroad
COMPANY share Of the said stock pa value sO
Stat March 1so2 and numbered 1lo2 All persons arc forbid
from purchasing, attempting the came ana any
INTO whose handI may win please deliver Il 70 DE
: my I-R1m' JOHN BOOKER,
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.AuC-1ii}nx f1AE.k.i5.
sOTOax ssAxs.
BY DUSLoP. MoNoURE 4 CO., Auctrs.
Om0N CAIV.nP TIE I.ApCP


A UCTTON SALE OF THE LARGE AID
Ia VALUABLE CARGO OF GOODS IrPoRTEO PER
STEAMSHIP "PtoRA" On TUESDAY, the I4ta Instant
meme w We WI ell at our Auction Store BY cssa
oOuprsiOg large and des rabs assortment u
ENGLISH AND FRENCH GOODS,
Consisting In psrtof-
c1es 9lo Pecss) assorted EnRlh French Prints end
is,.s &c ptsGeD eisgh.m.
do GAO dozen) Linen and Linen oanbris Handkgr-
i ease Bs pisces) Pads
8 bales 900 pIec's) Regatta Stripes
2 eases 200 piecfs) Checked GInghaus
case Us peces) Driilngs
do (llopiscei) Checked Linens
2case, (o3H doz) assorted Braces
Lease lO4 prres) White Book MusIn
do G6pis ~ geld colored Ginghams
ease, S.; t} 'Si ss'lla Drsr.s,
! do (40pi DacE Drill
cases 600 "n'e and Blue Cotton E,ss
% Ga5Fr 5a'Smers P.n,aloou Co
do go packs .nreral Pins
2 cGses A9l Bones
SHOE THREADAND CALF SL1yg.
cases brown White Shoe Thread
do as doa) French Cell Skins.
ETC.
s. e%ss Ken ;sssy Er,pdy
20 ca Ks Pale Ale
cases ohsnpsrne wire
aliin glass j.s
3 cases g dimes
10 ehes, sr Green Tea
80 boXe. HirsOn
case. raw, single and double-boiled OIL
IL English Cheeses.
HARDWARE, ETC.
case Tenmans solIer
l cask ASSORTED Files and Wood Rasps
l cask Shoves
cases Brass sheets
cabk Horse shoe,.
DRUGS, ETC.
100 legs Ri Csrb Soda
10 bbb rth.ed rcppeuS
10 boxes extra LogwOcd
2 trunks Poma,um
case Brown MindSlT Soap
casks Lamp hA;k
ALSO,
- English Encis Consisting o.
81 Blk Met q. Lu3fr's, Alpao.s,
White AID T.. ia ssdeeIs,
86 itch Bile "-ts irt'pgs aud
Catalogues will BE- q, ~, isy before the sale
Terms cash. .CSL0P MONCURE 8 G.
B9-ds Iu.-
win be added to % .ooys Sale
\ P ICONS pure Jamaica Rum
lOD Bs.e .s.sted Nails.
jys-tdS
A UCTION BY
"a N G. r; WORKMAN a O..
house, on l5th stree sncing at 10 O'Clock, a. H.
Sugar, in 2! d bags Choice,
ocgnae Bra. "a CAGES,
Rye whlky 3s.,
Candies.
Soap,
Salt and Groce. q generally.
Persons Wishing ,dvSntage OF this Sale will &c
oHls. T. WORKMAN
j5ll-'d' A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

The Chattanooga Rebel states that the archives Of
she STATE Of Teuuesss removed from Winchester
prior to tSe evacuation Of that place, point Of
.,fstv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

sussoEszls PspsRrs HaISSi viz; Cscss 81 under
sAad hat thsr tsyn o. PEoais sb,g expire and viii
tSai pro PuJl; they ISs[hsir Paps,s cor, lsed.
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ARTERMAsTERs.
r GENERALS oPYIoE.
p, Va, 18th June, 1853.
ID. q
for the coil. eflon ofttata,

IN
nerhs department Il as
JecI A contro Ling Gar
4slgned 70 each State, and
o. oaptain, TO each Cen
Gle 70 eoiiect the tenth.
saooivlded oT The iosi
rs. ror the convenient de
prodace, and agents vii
sc OF NE depots to ts &C.
o'os me assessments re.
Of suan grain, hey and
pave oeen secured.
~ asen. e. &c OF storlng
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

Itis stated that Brigader General Neal Dow, Of the
Federal srny, reached Jackson Miss, prisoner, On
the 4th Instant.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

CARoLISE COUETY FOR SALE The utdersgnt
for sale his two FARMS Ia Caroline county situated Gbou
miles from Bowling Green about the dstsnce fr.
which consist Of e,csle1t dwellng, containng
besides the bacGs and all necessary out-hou'eS,
family about $50 Of which Is open LAND, well 4 10 o.
GrasI, Timothy aad Clover, AsO al excellent young Orch
choice fruit.
The other farm contains 53 Of land with good bu
excellent Bill seat, two hue 0c1ards. About two-.i
this farm is sso opened and seeded 10 clover the balance
Persons Wishing 70 urehIse come to Milford Depot
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad an.
theme Bowling Green, where will take them 70 81 tee
For further particulars, address at d. wiling Green
sold privately before the 9th Of July will on that DAY.
same at public auction on the premisss.
GRAY B0ULWA
VIII be added TO the ABOVE sale House Of los, Tar
Machines Wheat Drills and tSo te:faking and y
jyS-l0jJ25s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

A UCTION SALE BY
IA SOREY * ROUSSEAU, AUCERs,
- Nam street, DaGy,i-.
We will sell at Auction Room, en- Main street. .
Va on WEDNESDAY, the oh o. Jlly, 1863 commencing
o'clock A. Nj
3,7s7 b1Iss Manufactured T.5.cco
800 kegs Macaboy Saul
200 case Excelsior smoEir, Tobacco
80caddies $50 bbls Soaking ebacco
20O) lbs Turpe,iioe fcap
IS bbiS Apple Brandy.
Parties wishing avail themselves SALE will please sed
In their goods OF tAmr!es b. IL o'clock Tuesday
GoREY BoIssEAUI
lels-tds Auctioueers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

NEW ENGLAND 0UF N TUE CoLD-The New York
World hits the Yankees smart rap in the following
paragraph:
The way the New England press Is ecturng the PEG.
pie Of Psnns wanna for their apathy about the coolest
Of Yankee assurance upon record The Penn.
sylvsHians in as high state Of excitement Al
could reasonably be expected of a race descended
from Qiakers and DutchHen, while the nervous New
Ergl1nders as apathetic many broad. Ooomod
Holland Doors. Not has New England sent to
beat back the INVASION the reported capture
Of score or so of free negroes st Chambestgrg has
laled 70 re the indignation OF Governor Andrew New
England Is oufin the cold this time sure. For Yen
kee to accuse Pennsylvania of supneness in iii
emergency Is enough to make The North pole SILVER
Tn REBEL szA,DEymS-The Mobile Advertiser
slys:
The New York Hersli, in parO1ysm of rage, s,ys
"the ocean is lit up by the CONGREGATIONS (of Yam
property By the Rebel Ssa-Deyilah How delightin
We trust that when General Lee gets all things in rea
es5 there viii be answering beacons 10 light no Il
land by Rebel Shore Devils Our dearly beloved 'Nort
brethren" very patsl and o0Quc in their views
Of things They fancy that mea only sighting
up with bu Ling houses SIDE and that it is sn
uaheard-Of Alrccy for "Rebel Deys to initiate these
bOn6res SsmIass and Aafit are our best and truest
peace makers They blazing the way the hearts
Of the Yankee nation that war is not all psstime and
that peace Is becoming necessary their proper
" shoat and ashore. The frebrand is powerful ally
Of the sword in "cOnquering peace"
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FOTICE-The Teleorenb

nd % Afford To all die .bled OF as.
pefly recommended, who may de-
#rslnt themselves wi b the at o.
e them positions as 0perasof,
geire their services.
- viii be put up al ONES noH
destruction will be furuishs 1
Mr.. GEo. W. RADY, Diylsloa
edmond, Va.
J. z. D0WELL,
6enn Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

ANOTHER ATTACK on CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, June lO.-Tbe attack here has CON-
menced. There are four iron clads off the bar one at
the mouth Of Stouo river and one in that river There
are also forty.tbree oshcr vessels off the harbor.
There was heavy firing from o'clock, A. NJ for two
hOurs, our Morris Island batteries replying.
Troops are LANDING a. Grimbas
An iron clad All sl boats have gone up Stone river
TO attack Fort Pemberton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

EESrRAY HORSE.-Was left on my farm
- the Eth May, By General 5-EsuAns conmSDd Iarc,
7EL HORSE, supposed to b. IS years old both r fee
Hni,s. The w forsarG, prove property, pas
charles and taketim.
je22-1aw3v DAVID ANDERSON, ia
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rEEEs:-nEnIl year SiSoO; aO.,s, 3 Dc; s rs, 70
ass s2.oo per NOAH.
sfrsFEEELT JsSz si0.1e; norss. $50
N1 ysk, S5.eoi 0cus,s, ssC3
tiseAaaoa satAs Eiss Of rs ssssaiss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

\ WILMINGTON, July 9, SIS
To EDroR WmG;-The Wilmington and
weldon Railroad has been clear Of ne enemy ace Sunday
s. L FREMONT,
fvf--lw Superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Change Of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 18th INSTANT.
~ the Ha Train will leave Richmond ESQ., A NJ arrive
Hamilton At lt90, A n. Returning will Hamton's at
Il:'5, =. and arrive in Richmond at $40, p NJ.
The &C vmmodAton Train will run uoi her notice be
III hmond and Ashland leaving Richmond $780,
i've ashland 40 NJ RsIurnirg, VIII leave AIhiAnd
7sl5 4 NJ arrive In Rich Dond NJ $50, A ~.
The tight Trains will be run TWICE WEEKLY. leay.
Ing Reim1 ID on Tt ESOA YS AND FIIlDA US, and y.
rive In K.chIaond WEDNESDAYS q SATURDAYS.
eANUkL AUTH,
OTyIcE Z F&PR.R Co,
Richmond, July 10, 1873. jyl0-4t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

I Attest FROM ENGLAND The Lon
- don "INDEN" Of June 4-prce tl-recelved and salt
By the AGENTS. WEST JOHNSTON,
jsS-2s l45 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

0PPIcE OLD DOMINION INsURANcE 90,
RcHnoSD. Jane -, 1853.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
o. GA Dominion IasurGncs Company win be Laid At The
Tss of a. Company corner Of Cary and l3A streets,
VT SSii1i,' ~ - oHAs. i. BORrHAN sss'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

CAMP wINDER, RICHMOND, va,
July Oh, lst3 I
am here sick, and would be glad to see my
Il fsthe~ CT Ster. 1t. o. T.. DIXON,
JylO-l v OF Wagon Train
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

"THE ARMY AND NAVY MESSENGER"
PUBLISHED BY THB EVANGELICAL TRACT SOCIETY,
PETERSBURG, VA.
The Representative Of all DeOindtOns-E Furnished 10
|Tiocte Soldiers and Sailors GrdtdtouSly
THE f" MESSENGER" has ready and equal
Il Soldiers o ALL denominations Soldiers Of
NO denomination, and meets with universal welcome every
camp has been RECOMMENDED by General LEE by
other eminent Officers who have contributed lie support
preemlneuy the SOLDIER Sailors Paper sseclay degn
70 interest and profit them.
To meet the Increasing demand for from Armies East
West and Souh much larger edition than
issued required But the expense great Donations solicited
from all who disposed 10 sustain this enterprise have
a. heart the moral ard religious OF our brave defenders
Address "Rev. A. W. MILLER,
Cores. eec'y EvADg Tract society,
jeD-2tW2N' Petersburg, Va"
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CUGAR AND FLOUR.
- 4 gAa' L09 II s9 q Of good Su'''
- bhs Extra and So 9erfns Nour,
,.t1sts 12th 81, south 81 Cary.
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Tn RrHFl slA,Dlyns-TAe Mobile Advertiser
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ADJ'F AND LasP'R GENLr VICE !
GENERAL ORDERS, '

Information having been received that soldiers absent from
their commands, without proper authority employed by Oh
GERS In charge Of Govern nent hereby that ali
aih men be returned Immediately TO their respective
Officers who employ regularly detsle will IN every in
stance be held ansWerabe for the offence court martial
By order,
(signed) g. COOPER
V'-lE Adjutant Insptr General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
Amuscmenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- TRiUMPuANP SUCCESS

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- TRlUMPdANP SUCCESS
sUmmER DaAM@Flc COMPANY
under the drecJic Of thl popu lni talented actor
{. " CL1REE,
& ". CLARhE,
{ ". CbAREG.
SYLVESTER BLLfc hLN, $50 Mf1ag,- -,
composed 4 su-b talented artist. =. Nj NJ LEviCk NJ
BRIOGMAN NE j. J. PRIOR Tr. FRANCE. -"
JENNIE WALTERS Nile LOUISE. Sc. &c, all of whom
''''' THIS AFTERNOON Ayp TvgNIN0
at aud a oc och, H. 'h' nf~re''ins petite Comedy
FAINT EEA@T h4'LA WON FAIh LADi'
''' also IA '''' '''f f5 81 fi' FARCE.
LORD DUhUREANY ~ ENOLAND
LORO UUNpEEAkY ~ EN0LAND,
LORD DUNDaEARY ~ tNGLAND,
The casts which have been eHcc.d IN ' county
A DANCE BY MILE LOUISE.
'4''"' EN0RMous EXPENSE.
A MONSTER PYTHON.
A MON STER PYTHON.
a MONSTER PYTHON.
A MONSTER PYTHON.
THE GREAT DRAGON OF TIE FAST;
ihE Gf BSs G3S OF faE E1sri
The LHGGESr Of THE SNAKE SPECIES.
and the largest o. tho Serpent tfioe ey-i seen
ON THE NORTH AllEMcaS CONTINENT
IRON TIE EAST INDIES.
and was foiaane that no oe lar" aPpoaeh him on ts
ycfs Isv.noo. and h.. already
DEVOURED 10 RABbiIS.
FIVE GUINEA PICS.
THREE PIGEONS
and 4. still feeding
Ii = uhyeTs ally pronounced not only
IHE GREATEST MONSTER LlNlN0,
but 40 -
TIE MOST WONDERFUL NOVELTY.
Tho civilized ~ofd la, knOwu sny'hns lac IT, and
ia all amman pfobshity
NEVER WILL KNOW ANOTHER.
Ieuc, every psson such sef', every lover Of
Natures IN Of Marvellous Works.
EVERY SCIENTIFIC MIND,
should embrace tue opportunity -
LOOK ufON THIS HUGE MONSTER
while he reulains exhibition
AT THIS GBAND Old TEMPLE or WONDERS
lie may be al al hours ~ .RY DAY and EVENING,
as may 40
LIZLiY HARRIS.
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING!
WEIGHING 67s POUNDS
snd Messsring Round the Visit
4YABDo H. INCiL5.
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
Ever seen ~ n. fac # iio slon.
IIE LIVING Otha &c OBlANG.
AUIONAION Willfk.
TIE ii ~ INING CALtuAA ron
DOMESTIC CAI NURsi sc IWO MlNKs
The GRAND AL ARIA Lrsfasi seal 'ea Lion, Non
Bear. Lisia- AnacsGsa, VA fisuI-s. &c
Adn.iau a.l Gems. Chs tfcu uud~f ~. y cents
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ALrn OF rrSn eoLp TO Elss SILVER

/, will be seen by the above tha, in 1914 one
ounce Of gold WAS worth about l., ounces Of silver
while now ore ounce Of gold is worth litte more
than fifteen ounces Of silver. THIS incr, ase ia tbs
comparative value Of gold has taken place. notwith.
sanding the constant drain Of silver TO India, and
the great increased production Of gold since the
opeuing of the California and Australia mines
The principal ressou Tor this may be found in the
fact that F,ance and other European nations have,
to greater less extent been changing their cur
rency from silyer to gold, and thereby have made
greater demand for the latter.
The mode In which gold has supplanted silver in
France Is apparen. in the following table of coinage
NJ tue French mint down TO the latest returns OF the
mint:
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leading Jobbers are having an active demand from
their old Western customers, and have been Nus-
chasing more freely in the commission market.
Among Grst hands The greatest Improvement in
Trade i with the importers Nesrly all descriptions
Of foreign goods are moving of lively, and desir-
eblo stocks beginning 10 be ecarce, owing TO the
light importaiioDs at 50 early period Of tho season
In Bntisn dress goods there ID lively demand for
all plain oolored goods, particularly ustered goods,
apd alt neat descriptions Of fancy dress goods
ae wanted, but few novelties in this way
have appeared Jet. The importers OF Sax
ooy woven dreas goods also doing lively
trade. French merinos, delanes ard bombszlnes,
particularly in low and medium qualities, arc much
inquired for, and only part Of the importers have
opened their stocks yet. We bear OF no Freuch all
sool delaiDes below SIZE. for ordinary eolors, and
iOc for choice high colors. The lowest price on
meruos is about Soc The import and sales OF
French worsteas have been very large since the
commencement Of the war, and the probability 10
that tie market will be fully as lively this season.
Silk goods are not very active. far demand
prevails for low black gros de rhines and PLAN
colored poult do soils The former are scarce at
81 C2i Heavy foreigns Woolens continue hyeiy
and scarce, and there ia IA moderate steady move
tnent 10 orcnary cloths and doesAins. Heavy
linens are active, and fair demand is experienced
for Housekeeping goods. In domestic Cotton goods,
heavy sheetipgs have been qaie., but there Ia
greater frmness in other GOODS and market
values are improving. Prints are moderately
active with fret hands at 20c. for Spragues.
Jobbers ask 20c net for new styles Of
Sprslues, bu. cell the old at 1sa i9c., mostly l9c
Good makes Of ticks and den.ms NJ scarce ana
high. ranging from 81! a 52,c The market for DO
nestle wooden goods q active, but ia not decid-
eddy lively. Low and medium grades OF sainets
aro active ine grades duh. Sbawis have been
lively this week At S6as9. Army kerseys IRE dali ct
IS DOC. Tue supplies Of merchandise 10 the int
ror, especially at the West, are Light, aud tue wants
vi consumers Will be lurge.
The downward movement, in breads,uffs continues,
and there was further faLDg oT to-day III common
aud medium grades OF -four, inferior grade Of wheat
and unsound corn. Fresh ground -four, and prime
parcels Of wheat steady, owing to the light sup-
Ply. Provisions nro quiet and without change.
General TRADE is dull i'll foreign produce and mer'
chandlse.
TIE quantity Of four wheat. corn and barley len
At ule-yater, during the first week in August, IL
4l.s. - T. .Ii,vss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

The Hon. Peter Tenbroeok died at his resdoocs
in tie Town of Farnersville, Cattaraugus County,
On Tuesday of last week, aged 10 yeasrs--iS Of
which were passed At that place. He prosPered ex'
ceedingly, and some Elk years ago was the posses
sor by deed of nearly 6,O00 acres OF improved lands.
lie was u heavy dealer in cattle, and made much OF
his large fortune thereby. He was County Judge
in 1862. and agent of the Holland Land Company.
His Accommodations amount to over 5000 for tSs
disposal Of which his will provides 1t is uudsntooa
that he left $4,000 to build sad sndow an ln'sa'a'
ton Of learning. to DO located st Franklinvilie'
DIM Dnvsr Of RooxrsrxA, sssp. for the sale Pf rss
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FKKScn CoislGH.
va, 5OI Dec. . w, Ol6, 29J

Increase. &J8'yi' 0l Dec s5uOlb29J
This indicates the complete change III tho none
tary system OF France, and the sams change is going
on in most OF tie other countries Of Europe Ii fol-
lows that the demand for gold for currency is oon.
sanly the increase while that Tor silver for the
same purpose is continually diminishing aud this fact
counteracts tho tendency of gold to depreciate rs
compared with silver.
We copy the following from T1omp'ons Bank
Note Reporter for this week, concerning a subject
which has been attracting considerable attention on
account Of It's being public grievance:
Mntisted currency getting thick, and tho
.pot." ebAoks that little and dry
jagged Posai currency are suggestive that the Admiisa
on at Nash, GIT to be reminded OF change of
policy for the o!ici OF ,ns people.
II professor Of moral and mental philosophy and
at tao same tn.e candidate for office, could
boosy.s whole bookon the iniusnco Of little things
the ballot boxes How wonau that had been with
di ,pldu,d tencsnt Postal would ouly her hue.
ban but whole neghOorhood sgain, Lincoln aud tho
" hols AdIunistI alton.
How farmer OF siorekeeper with cropped cornersd
eeubsck ~hieh he h ed OF aud had d'ren
times, and bud broken hieudy relations every ume and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

finally had had the note refused b. the collector taxes
iot sy party rather than the perty in powerths
1--we professor Of nsne-.tics NE cord ahov bsA
there III ccuson Is 900 rauuted grss.b,c \. and
5o00 dapidi.ei posias o. the various ADD
the number Of Zach is Increase Pson. slxsv ,sss
become nntpcate da ly ofsn inied he nuube Of
rnnoyeuces People w not vote to perpe.uate state M
iii g,
rnY RTvgDY Every Collector end Po.i-Ma..r tbrouyb.
tue United 3.a -toud DO instructed receive
cpes and win beFality that ~siconduce Bsnks
treat heir multi ted notes The Dnisted notes 80 taken "
collectors aud shond ne embraced In their re-
'otps to tn. Government and then burned up
Or some order practict elDalaes from W.shlng'
Ton the following Of seryicsto broEors net 20 othep
uhli further ofdsr, musied noies aud ifag nents WI
e redeemed ony Al the Treasury OF the Uairo states az
"ashlnEon whittier they be sent Addressed 70 me
Treasurer 81 the United State. by mail Tree OF postage
ofa on 'n- Assistant Trea'uer a. Newfok tor the anonnt
oe WIN De returned Ia the Ssy % the address Of
thr pefroh rrnluins the
uiiateo fractional n's sen.ed for redemption must
De Id sum" oil not le ha three dollars &C the foil face v,os
r y. DINNER Treasurer of the U. y"
Dir. Albert ii. Ncoay sold tho following stocks
and bonds to-day:
5000 West.n Vernon, K r. Co per cent First Mort.
gage Bonds; Interest Jan ary and July 900 Zach 4I
s2O0j per cent lawrence Co. Coal aud Oil Co st Mort
gage Bonds dated August l 1862 due Febu.y lat isTa
Interest FebsGagy ard August > go eacn 30 flt.
Sc 90 per cent Brooklyn City pfoy.uent sopd, a..
in 1881; Interest January ipd July. O9O each ilsi
sIOgo Noun, verron IL. psr c.bt Cons Bond
dated Gotta April 1893 eieemsfs let May 1914 Interest
payable May AID November. IL New YORK, -27
$50 per cen; Vermont Valley Railroad Co Consrrcoa
Bonds. dated April LIST, 1880 and 2r st. 1885, Interest
Apl and October lat unpaid iuclaiios OetobeL
It, unpaid including October 1851 attached Slse
10 sosle. Bank Of Commerce. 8 100 each, lOt
p Shares Milwaukee and st. Pau X IL Go. (prsiorsd
sIock iUO each, tJs.
rJOv sue Mutual Insurance Co. Scrip ofle6O, s2l
10 shares Williamsburg Gas Light Co., $50 each l3l