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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
MEDICAL.
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

H. II. br1nghurst'S Bulletin.
Wdolesale and Retail Druggist, (3l7) Fourth aud
Market street,
cEphALIo PILLS tspsulding'sl for Head Ache at Il
H.. brlnghursts III Market street.
bhOMN'5 BRONCHIAL TROCHEs one Of the bes,
articles for diseAsea Of The throat Ae II.R Brnghna
TowHsENDs sAhsAPARlLLA, fresh stock just II.
oeixsd and for aale by Il. r. Bringburst Apotheeary
WlShAhfs Pine Tres Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to he had Al H. r. finghurats Drug
store. az Is
sPAfFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article 10 he
had by calling at II. x. iiringhursta Drug Store.
Mrs. MlNs.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now 10 great
dslnand for children teethng al II. r. Bfinghursts.
fLAskS tor snorsman-I have fine assortment Of Va
rlous sizes from = nut IN pint have just imported
them and they the hnest quality of DxOns Plas.
II. r. Brlnghurst, 3l1 Market street
BRANDY and Whisky selected pure aud Of hne
quality for igedleal purposes. by H. II. Bringhurst.
FLAuGs RELIEF, for the Immediate relief OF pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
tom on Thursday the 18th day Of October at 10 o'clock
! A..
| COLD CREAM for chApped hands or lips for sale IN
any quantity by II. r. Brnghurst.
hurts
HosTErER's BlTrERs, they give general sAtisiaetlOn
aud are now In greet vogue" II. II. Brnghurst,
! Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
BOOTS AND SHOES!
JOHN MoLBAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

DAOhGI6g
No. HI Market street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BuILDiNu
ptEps' boNps, MuRruAuEs, SC &C., promptly and
PRoMlssOkY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
SluChe AID LOANS OF all kinda bought and noId an
commission IN TINS city or At the rokefa boards In pLis
urphlA new YORK. ar other eitisB by means OF oss
pehlink D51kers Who arr all drums Of high standing
NJ hAIhA COMMISSIONS arc ehaTged on Sto,ls M
9AhH pufehaied abfuai tue regular brokers COMMITS t
aud our agents. 'u's''fss
DRAFIs.-we draw on Philadelphia New York mr. i,os
lowest rates of exchange ''''e'' al tue
FoRkl0N DRAFrs-we draw on Clreat Brltat, L.
anu germany aud every other country in Eurrns
customers. ~ " ' 90 NUT our
EACHANuE-Forelgn or Domestic-bourbt aud cal,
~ lhe most favorable rates allowed by the uarkst
York. 'oi Nuu''h on new
REAL ESTATR,-we attend to the purchase and .,io
hSal EhtAle In town Or country aud Respectfully hyt
putehahera or sellers to give us call We Isnt bnr
sha Mnen desired by our customers attend TO ha c"
ton OF their rents " '"' s"ive-
SGIbhhOIloNe-Our correspondence enables us 10
"a. Any prominent point IN America 0r in any FOREIGN
country, through the most reliable chAunels In tnf
Ties for making collections ar, thereiora s'n1ia, i !
persons nyAiling themselves OF then NAV b
onnuent That their business will DO faithflllv nhd
siopuy attended TO. Nur charges are as low Az sra
n ade by any reliable parties " 80" m arc
~ every case where employed unr aim la 10 Io
uuh' TOT Tue interest Of customers and w.. sniie
US patronage oi our friends and the public generally
-@N JOHN McLEAN 4 gDN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lNSURA nee COMP ANY,
Office MISUNDERSTANDING corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.

Omoe w wilmington Institute, corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST On PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER UENr.
nllE principle Of Mutual is believed he
the Safest aud experience has proved II to be the
cheapest means OF Insurance against Loss fRE,
aithough this Institution has beeen hui II years in
istenee the list Of insurers will compare agOTAbly with
any other; and the Il by fife during that time. al
though not few, have been promptly paid all who have
been Insured In this office have had the misfortune
to be burned ont attest The object has bsen Nv
cure good st Of safe risks rather than to swell TIE
number OF nsld without regard TO hazards; thus
SEEMING the liability of sinking the cash capital In cssa "
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTIONS.
WILMlNdr0s.-Wiiiam CAnhy Vincent c. 0ilpin ueorge
Richardson john A. Duncan Jacob pusey john Cochran
william Tatnall. Edward n ielAh, Samuel Candy.
hRANDYwiEE HuspRgD -kdw. Bringhurft Ell b. Talley.
CHRisriASA HrspaFD-Chas W. Rowland, Jainea Rid.
de.
Ngw CAsTLs HusDRsD-John iuyer.
WHITE CLAY CKEgg Instrumentation ?. Shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
0Eo Il. =. SIMMONS Secretary aud Treasurer IA
E1- office hours from to aud from TOD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
COG DIR. ]. Il. CHANDELIERS COY
FAMILY MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
Dyspeptic EIIXIr
strengthens the system, peculiarly adapted 10 per-
sons u weak and delicate constitutions.
COUGH MIXTURE,
Prepared from recipe which has stood the test trial
Tor twenty i've years, can be recommended inVah
able remedy for Coughs, Colds ae II should be hsd in
every household.
THROAT LOZENdEs,
For Coughs Colds, Tickling iu The Throat Hoarsnss
sc, 4e..
DR.. CHANDELIERS WORN LoZgNGGs
safe and efertual.
DYsPspTTC FILLS,
sed for the purposes Ms the Elixir.
ARNlCA ANb AcON1rR LlNIMENT.
This preparation has besn extensvey used In Rhsum-
Am SUI NeufHgAi as we'll As for sprainz aud bTuker
with the noHt beneficial results Il is unsurpassed
external application fOr the relief OF pain.
kOMAPnGAN.
This Hair Tonic, by promoting healthy astion Of the
scalp iuslsorl the growth aud adds u,irs aud soft
ueas 10 the half
DANDRbEF kRADfUAToR,
Eisetualy removes dAndmi from the heat. " cents
per pint.
HAIR DRESSING.
For smoothing aud liking tho half
DUPoNc0s GOLDEN PILLS.
For females. 81 pei box.
Wnsuws Soothing Syrup. IIossttsi'a Hitlsts, hoof
lands bttets, WithartH Pine Ttss Tar Cordial, hitls
TAT aud Will Cherry syrup IAsnv's preuAfAlions La
Tooth, and HAIR brushes Combs, Packet nueRs. rol
h0nnaiss etc, etc ATTIC.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05

4 g. PlCKsLs announces a newllot Of China TeA Din
ner and Chamber setts the best quality which he
eHsfs as cheap be boughNeswhersl Gail and ez-
mrNe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
pesirablo Citv Lots for saln
WAWAsET NURSERIES,


At 4, S. Il, Butisr's Book and Nepspapfr Ss,,
APO Mtsdei Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trump7, story OF American Lite by e. W. Cuft.
The Crossed Path by wke Collins
Harry Harsou by John e. Irving.
The Attorney, by Johu a. irving.
The Constitution al The United States
Wild Lite, by Capt. Mayne Reid
Life Ut uenural Francis Marion.
kyeI ybody T. Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Mts Hilhsri's Career,
tine of Them, by Chas Lever
The First False Step, by Reynode
The Woman In White by Wilkie Collins
Twenty five different kinds OF Novels Al A dina ss.h
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly NeWsp,ss, ,
Books Stationery aud Fancy Articles ior sale IN gis,
'"'eH Aplg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
Spring and Summer OF 1868.
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS !!
PRICES REASONABLE,
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT.

~ H-ANI1I4I4I4-NI 4tooVN " I'm 7.
THORNLEY, j. CHLSN,
Corner EIGHTH L SPRING GARDEN Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
Would Invite attention IN their present Stock OF
IIandsnme DRESS GOODS
Rich BLACK SILKS
LINEN GOODS. ri every varisty--
CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs, VEsTlN0Y 4e
.. BleAced uhhleached AusLiNsi
White FLANNELS, Fancy Rlanues for SHIRTS &C.. Sc ,
FANCY SILKS, at last seasons pTiees
BLACK STELLA SIAWLs at last yeArs prleAAl
FRENCH LACE MANTLEs, al last years pricrsi
SILK NANTES, CLOTH SACKS. MANTLRs, &c. AZ
Hest Quality HOOP SKIRTS, At old prices
In fact we have splendid stock Of goods we'll worthy
nf attention! mar On az,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
REAL ESTATE.
ina USES Ia
gl FOR RENT. EEi


Brick House Market street between 9Th aad Sill NJ
SIS, $500 %.
frame House ia Mechanic street below Lombard ST
No 81, SiN %
brick and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. ", $40 90.
Brles House on Lord sirret sreOnd door from Railroad
SIS ~.
Frame uouse corner of Church Taylor Streets 800 Ui
do do nTay lne siiert adjoining the above so1Ou
Five mix Houses ct nm street ueAr Fine Nos
tO3 900, bOi aud COS, aAch Stn 90.
flyr Brick Houses i.ih street Lombard. Me-
Gut. COS, 5us, 5ul and hil rh 500 On.
fw" Frame Houses Riddles iaue. 1rst from Stone
Tavern, each S4uUO
fane noure Aoinfng tho asy 81 from tavern, $50 10
Four Frame Houses AsHinng ihe above, each $50 ~
briek H'use on lunlafd street hstween M,Cauley
aud 18th sttevtP, 500 ~.
Brick House corner u Front aud Thorn strs.ts,
Si2b 90.
Cottage al W, corner 81 Ffsnrh and nth st. o.
lick Home gu ratnal street above seeoud NJ.
.Os so 10.
Small Hsk Grange street between Third aud Foutth
streets, $50 70.
Ice House ard I'M street between Market aud
Orange ttiests.
Two Frame Houses i9h aud Elizabeth streets. each
s3g 10
Brick House GU 'hurrh street between Eighth aud
! Ninth streets, sst 20
Brick House, No ials Ming street between lah aud
/ 18th Htreets, SlUu o.
Brcs llou.s, TAS Tor hew-su Locust aud Buttuuwool
| $l4O w.
Hrlck House OH Market street between 1911 and llt
streets. 500 w.
Brick stable lsih between Market and orapgs
Streets SOS ~
Bilsk house 9TH strest between Fine aud Spruce
! street, sou TO-
Brick House, Q rooms well Finished with 10 acres Of
/ land aud brick stable, near Wilmington, $50 90
House and premises al the :. e. corner 81 Market
Water Streets nov the tenuteo Of James H. Cox and
! Vim. 7. Carr, possession on the 18th Of March next
Apply to WILLIAM MeCAULLEY
feh2s COO Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-05
ORANGE GROVE
WITS X Ely.
v. &. G..

WnE PUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
has furnished The community stimulantpur health
ful and inVigorAting, al the time mild, delicious
beverage. 1t Is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged stuff that n pAmed OF GU the cunmunitY aud
which is Injurious To body sud MUD. For sale by
v. U. G1LpIN. Sole Agent,
rconer OF Tenth snd Market SITS, Wilmington. Drl
unr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
Nc Siege of Yicksburg.

Yankee newspapers admit great slaughter among
their troops Ycksburg and that they have sustained
a repuLe We learn that the Government authorities
received despatch from Governor Pstus yesterday,
sent from Jackson giving favorable view Of the sms.
ZION aud prospects OF tho eeleagured city Gentlemen
familiar with the ground necessary to be occupied, in
laying close siege to Yick,burg express the opinion
very confidently that army live there many days
Al chi. season Of the yearA saeeas supply of water
cannot be Oots,aed aud great, if not iAsuperable,
difficulty would be found in Transporting proys-
ions ordnance stores, &c. 1t Is believed, too, that
Gen Johnston is by this time prepared to take part in
the fHy-sn event likely to prove a disturbing ele.
ment great Gree in the calculations Of the Fankees
Our hopes rise the resistance is prolonged General
Pemberton adopted policy impossible to be under
stood when he came out from bis entertainments and
placed river with single bridge his back, to fight
With Eth of their number the army under Grant As
IN ter Of course, he driven ok, and as another
matter Of lost the gre ter part OF his art ry
But since be has got ack to his defences he seems
have fought wiEh skill and ntrepid,y Should he avoid
all bIuudering nov, and his heroic garrison nOtfa of
supplies, entertain strcng hope that the besegers
vi be balled and Yicksburg remain an undiscovered
city. Heaven grant it may be so.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
No. 19. ESQ.
JOINT RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE PRODUCTION OF
PhOYjSlONS

Wreds 8tg0Hg impression prevails through ecountry that
the war now beAkWged against the people OF the Confederate
states may terminate during present year aud Whereas this
leading patriotic citizens to engage largely
the production and tobacco which they would other
Wise do Whereas the opinion Of Congress- is II the ut
most only with TO the proper subsistence
OF our armies the interest and welfare OF all tie reouls
at agricultural labor of the country oud be employed ceay
n The production Of supply Of food to meet every contingency
therefore,
Resoloed Jy he Congress cfne Confederate STATES fptied,
That deliberate udment of Congress that the people OF
hese while h0piag for peace should looked prolonged
war as the only ondon proHered by the enemy short subu
CATION nat preparation necessary to ;unter such
boud In, and that the ampe supply
armies people should be the FRS, object OF al agurs
wheretsre earnestly recommend that he people instead
AZ nj ng cotton ami tobacco shall direct their agricultural Ia
Dor mainly the production Of such viii SUI
heDcy zoe all classes and for every emergency thereby
with patriotism, subOrdnang the hope Ofgan certain
good Of the country
Sec That the Presd hereby requested 70 Issue pro-
camaSn to people Of these ses Rgng upon them the
ce1y guarding against the pers Of short Of
and setting forth such reasons therefor IS his judgment
may dictate .--
Approved April 1 1868. my2S- w3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02

tss.sssss -es4the Arese ashingsf saiue shood Do
spared-uot a city, town or village not factory
mill or workshop, not residence, storehOuse or barn
not railroad, mine, bridge, ACCOMPLISHING what
ever the destruction of which would tend to break up
their Industrial sem Any other sort Ofsrsid only in
lures by loss of horses and men, while the little In
Jury done the enemy benefits them BY securing new con-
tracts and jobs.
When we are ready to apply this sort OF counter
rritart We may count on drawing OIL the robbers who
now occupy so much Of our territory and hold down so
large portion of our population They will have to
vve up their scheme Of spprOpratng property and
cOonzng the South under the necessity Of looking to
the defence of their property and the protection
Of their own homes. This Withdrawal, if followed by
A vigorous ana determined assault upon whatever
armies remain upon our soil and these assaults III
it were possible TO hope that our authorities had used
their opportunities to vessels abroad see
onded by naval attacks upon their exposed coast cities
would be the sort of war that would respond 70 the
hopes of the people and that would promise speedy
and acceptable end to the effort to subjugste Us.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
Eastern Shore Politics.

low and ignorant fellow Of Actomlc county, caiOg
himself "Uou. Giet f. Watson, vas a candidate for
Liuoclls Congress, ct an election which, it seems was
usd il the Isl District on the same day with our elee.
don We hope he has beaten rotten Joe Segar, tue
yrcsen, ornament Of the Yankee Congressional bear.
garden rom Tidcwater Virginia. In an address to the
tory voters OF the District, which Che Hon Gle" got
somebody TO write for him. Cor when we last heard of
h he had not mastered the MISERY OF the alphabet he
declares himself an uucompronsing Union mau;" say
he is ia favor Of renchng personal liberty and private
property no more than necessary hopes nobody viii be
50 uds.reet Is 10 cause Lincoln his negroes free
is IN favor OF pos,oce a; Chincoteague, will Try to
get Master Lincoln enfOree CONSUMPTION the
Eastern Shore forgetting that this is no; all tie DISTRICT
would be glad TO see all tie people Loyal that ;heY
might have the privileges Of trade, says that while at
wheeling as Senator" lie secured to old Virginia
UPON the division of the State many thousand dollars
from whom stolen or for whose benefit be does say
aud winds up with the following refreshing sentence
10 not sogvEe 20 asset tia. my sincere opinion
can render more efficient service to this people, and ac
compsh more TO tue promotion Of their welfare, than
ary other man whom they could select to represent
them in Congress. As Gillet is man whO would not
"scrup.e2 at aRythug-Of he did not scrupe at
expressing this modest opinion. He is no doubt very
it man fer the Congress that sits at Washington and
With experience may become as great prostitute as
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
No. sSI
AN AIT REGULATING TEE GRANTING OF FURLOCGHs
AAD DISCHARGES IN HOsPlTALs

me Congress u de Confederate SUITS Of Aericd do enact
Ila' sck wounded and C lid sods yals shall be
d T. n-Sushs and dscasTges under the following
Ttgu al Ls Il pieces where hree Hospitals
thee IN -hsrP- Of Losritat divisions
snail o1stlte Board Of TX the hospitals which
hey beo2g, Shcse duy J. ths vie each Ys.s
said hospitals, and exsnne Hgs for fuTougs ami IS
charges ard In all Rhe hfy SIAN ind an icant r
a'lough fit for Ha'y duty dior fren seas, OF WOUNDS
ana likely 50 to realm i1r thirty days upwards they shah
grant iurorg1 Tor suh line they shall deem hin urG for
duty, not 10 exceed sixty days SID Board al keep secre
sry CLERK, 1h1 shall Issue skug By order Of the Board,
ani snail pecy hsrn the tire o. 'utlCuFh psce Of
residence q The solie', company reg neat and bIgsde
Sec. 9 BE q Jer enacted That further regulation shall
be required Of the sode AMI papo required other than
h THROUGH
Sea- BE rer eRdt That the said Board n, ~ recon-
N nd discharges stating the grcund hereof whcl, when
proved by surgeon General hs General ling tho
d rea 20 vi h the sod eongs shah ept le In
discharge and tran porAon TO the place OF his ensmento or
residence
sec T. BE IL LrLSr 6Gcted Thst IN places where IN
hut two hospitals urgeOns In CHI rye II he pa or division,
81 an nstu board for the purposes Aforesaid and IN places
there but the In charge and tsss.s nj
IL ,he.e be wO and II hen snail consiu
Board for the Turp Soea hnd may furough aud
msrd schsrges sfrtsad P,eCidd That urlough shall
e gsuei under the prov5oss Of h1 act IN IN opinion Of
The Bss the lie conyseceEce Of the psezt would be en-
c pgerel thereby t-..
See The hoe ssrgon ell hospitals shan see each psits
Inder lis charge every cay.
Approved May J. ists. Js2 -1Svss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
Relief for the Banished of New Orleans.

We give conspicuous Insertion to the subjoned call,
with earnest hope OF promoting its object The viz
tms OF the ruthless barbarity Of Yankee satrap, who
have led their devotion to the South by the semi
mlrtyrdOm they are suffering should have a word Of
sympathy for their wrongs aud of admiration for their
eonstAncy well as generous contribution to relieve
their wants, from the Con ederate capital
Relief for the Destitute Refugees Driven out of Ne,O
Orleans By Gen Banks.
A meeting of Louiyianians and those who sympathise
With the above victims Of tyranny, will be held in The
Hall of the House Of Delegates, in the Capitol, on IL
TUESDAY evening" at 81 O'clock for the purpose OF de.
yisipg and effec,ing measures of relief
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
THE YANKEE DEsPO11sN--viEws OF THE HERALD.

The Ny. Herald commenting on the late arrests
under martial law says II is ascertaned. that Lincoln
Wa not cognizant Of and had nothing to do with the
poll ca arrests and other arbitrary measures in Indiana
Ohio and Illinois BY Burnside and Rascal. They were
originated for e.eeonservipg purposes By Stanton and
Chase, aud Lincoln was kept in the dark until it too
late to recall them. BY intimdatng opposition in these
three States it expected Chase prospects in the
approaching Presidential contest would be greatly
strengthened There never idea of the military
necessity for these arrests There doubt that Burn
SIDE who sacrificed himself to shield his superors from
in the affair at Fredericksburg; sentto Ohio
in view Of his peculiar toess to carry out this plan
The country has taken up these high handed measures
in spt which bodies i'll for the prospects of all con-
cerned in them. o. = ts.ei---- l.r-s 49, 2
4'Tbe Herald advises the .Rouest, Union oonserva.
tive of all parties" tobriDg out Mr.. Line In for the
next Presidency in order to restore the unity of the
people Of AZ parties in support Of he war and IN order
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
MIscRILANRnra.


Young Compton, who was to have been executed at
Fort Mcdenry last Friday, upon the charge Of being
rebel spy, has been pardoned by lincoln.
The court martial in the case Of Gen. Coreoran for
shooting Col Kmbsl, has concluded is investigation.
The result is justification Of the murder.
The Secretary of War; on Thursday ordered that all
rebel officers out on parole, be placed under close
rest and no more paroles to be granted until fur
tbef orders %
Alexander Spence, of Norfolk, for breaking into a
store and roobpg it. and then setting it fire.
fenced 10 be hung when the day shah be fixed by Gen.
Dix By this FIRE the whole of Newtons block was de.
suoyed. - ''"' ' poo 80 ,f "' % -.''".i
The rebel force in Wayne county, KentucSy, under
Pegram is estimated at from six to eight thousand A
bold stroke by the rebels is evident.
The Herald's Washington correspondence says that
prso of hereafter will be allowed to take the
bath Of allegiance only in exceptional cases. many
who were allowed this privilege have worked their way
back to the rebel lines.
Arebe prisoner In the Old Capitol was shot by q
sentinel for. attempting to escape
Six hundred "contrabands" arrived at Washington
on the 9th from Acquis Creek.
TIE Clafksbnrg Iva Patriot says that the last armed
rebel has vamostd the rancho" and that portion OF
the State Is quiet Gen. Averil of StoDemans cavalry
corps, has been assigned TO that section.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
AN ACT 40 PROVIDE FOR THE EXECUTION OF Deems Hy
. MARSHAIS CERTAIN CASEg

me Congress of Ee C0Rderdte dsssof aercd do ,nat
stn al cser where sales Of puppe mace under
Judgments DEGREES OF clur Of the United State hy the
msseSs VI 60 courts within OF the Moderate
fore he leparaon Of sub States rspeetYely n nm the Union
'pon Whirh The mar had a the line ouh separation
10 ced 81 conye tuc deed ha nade by the marshal
o. he District ID wlcht ia rendered. according TO
en- dc precrbeiby the ihy Of the act ap
proved March sixteenth eght hundred ana sixty
me en ed-An act to establish the iicsI the
iederae ates OF AEe.ca - y
Approved April Il 1853 El-N3u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE TIiE SECRETARY OF WAR re
PURCHASE OR LEA5E REAL ESTATE.

The Congress Of ts C0Rerdts States Of America do en0ef
That the Secretary and he is hereby authrzed to Pur
chase lease and all estate which may by him lie detn
necessary the Government in the conduct OF
oper submitted by w 10 the supervision or
control Of Gar and fer which appropriations arc
made b, Congress. H..i
That the secIetay OF War hereby Authorized to ra-
U and complete any leae Of real estate heTetoor
direction Of the Chief o. Ordnance and all suh
here re made shall be binding soon a.
ane are srp owed By "a C ttary Of War.
SEC g. Every purcs;eo If eshoi maze bJ au,ho y
shs be sahet 70 the ndion that the cjLsent Of ibeI
WHhia Who's -s hes shall be obtained BY the Confede
rae Cove ment.
Approved May l, 1868, Ue2-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
PROM TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.

Dispatches dated Aurfreesboro,' 27h, SAYS that
Braggs army is falling back, and it Is quite prsbabe
Rosetrans is advancing We look for important news
from that quarter soon. t-s ..iaE3.a
The rebel intentions in Kentucky are undeveloped.-
They are massing considerable force north of Mont-
celO and it looks though hey would try to cross
the river sgsin. Carter is waiting for them
Rebel prisoners taken near hcMinnville say Wheeler
and Bogans cavalry ordered report forthwith at
Columbia ~ miles South of Nashville while thu.e at
Liberty, DeKab county, 81 miles East of Nashvl were
preparingO move The general opinion vas that Bragg
would evacuate t-'.si ist
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dbt 8if!nana daBig,
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ?, lssS.
TO CORRESPONDENCE

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