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THESE MEDICINES have now been befor. the
l. publicfo for perioe OF THIRTY YEARS. ana
during thattt.ne have N maintained Ugh character
in Every rart ., The Globe eStraor~
binary an immediate power Of restoring perfect
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

/ N conformity to the acquisitions of law and
to the made to the Executive Department have
John Randolph Tucker has been duly
the Attorney General Of This Commonwealth for the term -four
years; Benjamin BeA has been elected Commissioner
Publ, Works the Third District for the six years.
the following persons have been eec ed members Of the
esentaveS OF the Confederate States from the
speeVe Districts entitled to representation In this Common
eAih t for the Frat District Robert L. Montague
Second strict Robert H. WHITFIELD for the Third District
Williams WickhA for the Fourth District Thomas s. Gholson;
for the Fh District Thomas Bocock for the Sixth Dct
JOHN Goode JT for the Seventh District William c. Riye' for
Eight District D. MEL O. DJarnee for the Ninth District,
David Funen for the Tenth District w. Holiday; for the
Eleventh District John B. Baldsin for The Twelfth District Wal
r. Staples; the Thrte nth District PAyette McMulen
Fourteenth District Samuel A. Miller for the Fifteenth Dis.
rc Robert J1hnIton for the Sixteenth District Charles W. Rus
sell
Aud that to supply vacancy created In the Ninth Congr6s
sonAl District by the reSg nation OF William smith, David Fun
IL escteI for the unexpired term.
- In testimony Whereof Ihave hereunto signed my
Governor and caused the seal Of the Conmonw
to be Gnxed this seh day Of June, 1863, and In the
sTth year OF the Commonwealth.
JOHN LEroHER
By the Governor.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
Secretary for the OonmonveRh. Jyl-3t
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fBe 8iesnon1 GQBig.
A SERIES OF VRKATTONt9


AT no period since the publication of the Whig was
commenced have more obstacles to the regular pubOa
ton Of the paper been encountered than those We have
had to contend against during the past ten days.
First, our force of compOStOrs diminishe by the
militia muster, aud though this did not prev e issue
of the PaPeE, ~hon published, its TRANSMISSION to
eur cOuntr -l6seribers was delayed several days il
consequence Of the Unprecedented suspension Of bust
ness at the city pOsteiice.
On Thursday night, whilst working o. our daily sdf
ton, the press broke aud che furthe, printing the
paper necessafl postponed until Friday forenoon,
when the press repaired, and the semWsekly ed
tkD worked of Misiorlunes or troubles never come
sngy The rise in the river stopped the operations ~
tue city water works, and thereby cut OF from
usual supply Of water for the boiler Of our steam engine
In attempting o6vate ths trouble part of the
machinery Of the engine became disArrsged Involving
another delay Of several hours
But all Of these annoyanceS were as nothing eompa-ed
with the mishap Of Sunday night After the form of
Nold - paper had been lowered to the pressrocm, the
mass Of type fell upon the foOr making mound OF yi
lamentabls to contemplate.
Is is proper that should mention these things TO
our readers in order that they may understand tire
causes OF the rregulaiy In the issue OF the
Wig We hope that vs will nov be free from similar
m snaps for sel4Oa-tha our Efforts 70 keep up with
the progressive arl absorbing events Of she day viii rot
be again thWArtel by circumstance over which We can
have no control
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L4TRR FROV EUROPE

We have two days later intelligence by the steamer
Asia, which arrived At Halifax the 9TH inst In tie
House Of Lords on the 26th Earl Russell denied the
statement that Napoleon had renewed his Ovsrtures
for Joint mediatiOn between the Federals and Con
iederstes. n the House Of Commons Mr.. ROebuek
stated that he should bring in motion fOe She recSg-
nihOn Of the Confederate States the S0th The Gus
tom house authorities at Liverpool had notified the
OUners Of the steamer Gibraltar (lAO Simer) that IN
lees the two guns Of large caber board we're landed
Ebe ship would be Diet med suspicion that they Wse
for Confedelale ports.
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RRnN 0HARIESTON

The following Official telegram, received q .;lay
gives Tie result of the enenys attack on Battery Wag
ner;
CHARLESTON, July ll-0:45 A. NJ
TO Gen S. Cooper:
The enemy STACKED in force Battery Wsgusr, on
Morris Island, daylight this morning, bus quick
~ repulsed with the los Of % killed many wounded
Aad $50 prisOneaA Only FIVE casualties o. our side.
All quiet on James band
lSgnedl q. T. BEAURTeAEp
The subjOined te!' gram received yesterday:
CHlKLEsrOS, July IS.-To Gen. S. Cooper Moth
ing new since yesterday. The enemy Is establish 6
batteries for long range gyms the middle Of Morris
Lsiand, aided by Ave monitors and three wooden gun
boats, firing On batteries Wager and Gregg on the
north SIDE of MGR /, Island.
lSignedl G. T. BEAUAEGAAD.
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ADJ'r AND INsP'R GENERALS oyTIoE,
nrnunnnn Inna 90 1854 4
GENERAL ORDERS, |
NJ %

GENERAL ORDERS, ~
No. o.
l. The Of Congress pissed 9Th Of APRIL 1863 and dates
subsequent thereto having provided the means OF procuring
my supplies notice hereby given TO the people Of the Confede
rate states and 10 receiving ocers that nom the date TIL
icson, supplies will be received IN
der appeal male the President and tue plan Of the Secre
War annexed thereto All such supplies collected or tea
dered po the time referred will be pad for at
tsbshed Hereafter supplies will be obtained far
ccabe by purchase when necessary, by mpressmsn
aad Off when authorized to resort to impressment will OBJ
strictly the requirements Of law aud the general orders OF
the War Department. and the regulations Of this office founded
hereoD.
ii That any officer who shall horEed by act Of Congress
concerning mpressmen or under the regulations Of this Depart
thereto, which have been hereafter be
made and wo has given the notice required by the same ,h
have full and authority TO upon property In
which he shall have good to OF the Ariel OF
produce goods mercnand other things subject TO npFess
meat be stored concealed In order 10 obtain
the same and Il he shall believe that they
stored concealed any dwelling storehouse other
building TO which he Is refused access he apply TO any
Judge, Justice the Peace CoDmonr OF Confederate
COURT upon the same, upon cath Of the
facts aud scrbng the objects stored concealed and
warrant to search for aud secure tn sams Will warrant na
only be executed In the tine, and after demand OF the
owner or occupant the owasr or occupant Sian then be In
habing the baildlng Aiort said.
rsvpeS V'U''' g. COOPER
jyl-1w Adpt and Insp'r Gent,
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DRINCE EDWARD MARCH CIRCUIT


Robert A Pace and W. Chatham late partners and
yer under the style OF Pace hAm who for the ben
eft OF Rob IT A. Pace and all other creditors OF Robert
Trent who will contribute their share OF the Of this suit
plaintiffs,
against
j. j. Rice administrator Of W. Trent Decd Robert c.
Trent Henry s. Mcpherson and Mary T., his wife, Defts.
Extract from Decree
And the Court doth further audge and decree that
commissioner WorshSm do take make report
this Court OF the debts due from r. w. Trent deed and the p
critics Of the and that he do by notice advertised in
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for successive
weeks all persons asserting claims against the Of the
W. Trent appear before him such place and time he
designate and produce the said claims and the proof hero
and such publication shall be equivalent service Of
such notice on the parties or either OF them.n
all Interest ed the foregoing decree
before Office Prince Edward Court Sstur-
day. the 18th day OF July 1883 WITH their claims against the
IA Of W. Trent decd and the proof thereof they will be
excluded nom participation in the funds Of said estate.
B. J. WORSHAM,
jel1-ciaWIw Commissioner.
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jy Ow4w
A T RULES held in the Clerks Office OF

AT RULES held in the Clerks Office of
IA Hanover Circuit Court Monday, the LIST day OF june
1868.
Hamilton A. Crenihaw, decd. plaintiffs.
against
Mary Gross, John Stanley and Mary his wife, Edward Oren
shaw CrnEhRW, William Cross Richard Elicit and Mary his
Wife let and Demeta his wife, Anderson Davis and
Louisa his wife, Fleming Pamon and Julia his wife, Watson
and Burke his wife, and william Saunders and Hae
tine his wife, defendants.
The object Of this suit division the parties
eutted 10 the estate Of Hami Crenshaw and Thomas
Gross and by affidavit hed in the appears that
Gross Maria kett widow Of Richard Elicit Decd Will
liam Saunders and Hasene his wife presidents OF the
STATE of Virginia. and motion Of the pla nt 10 ordered that
t defendants appear within month after due pub
caon and do what necessary TO protect their Interest
Ia this caue and that copy Of this order be published the
,Whg D per published the City Of Richmond, four weeks
successfully copy posted at the Courthouse OF this
county on the first day OF the next court
Copy-reSe; -
iupe9-v4w J. D. CHRIITIAN, Clerk.
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BY AUTHORITY.

mo. g.
an ACT TO ALLOW ooMMUTATIoN TcR OIL THING TO TIE
MILITIA IN ACTUAL SERVICE OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES.
The Congrrss Of the Confederate States Of america do enact
That there shall be allowed and paid the militia OF State
who have BEEN or may hereafter be- called Tito the service
the States under authority Of existing laws to each
commits ed officer commutAton for clothing
the time SERVICE the rate Of forty two dollars
year up the heh day Of August eighteen hundred and
sixty and after that date at the rate Of ny dollars per an
num deducng therefrom any clothing which may
have hem commutaon therefor which have
been allowed them.
Sec All claims for commutaon under authority OF this act
made by any Of militia who have heretofore paid shall
be settled Second Auditor with the approval Of the Comp
trollor Of the Treasury.
Approved April co. 1868. ie!O-laT4W
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ERnN PnRr HnnSnN

The following cfici despatch VAS received yoster-
day at the War Department;
NoBnE, July 10.
To Gen. S. Cooper:
The N,w Orleans Era Of the 10th announces the IN.
conditional surrender Of Port Hudson at o'clock on
the 9Th Instant
LSgusd Gzo G. GARSEA,
Chief Of STAFF.
The statements Of the Era noI to be received as
nalble truths but it Is not improbable that Port Hud
son is nov occupied by the Yankees
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Rules Holden in the CLERKS
once Of the Circuit court Of Charlotte County the OH OA'

v once OF the Olrcult Oout' VI S""''~'
Of July, 1863 r,.r, dacea,ed
ZAchaHah Bngg aaminSiA''' Vi ~ Plaintiff,
against IN oHANOEgfi 81, ,,,s r. A Crow.
Landa Eam A. j. Toone and Sarah Jane as Msa. B. Amos
der and Ad lle, wife, BetseY Ann Hoskins 81 16
Robert D. Clancy VIM. D. BOwden and MALy a. - WIIan
Reuben r. j. aney, atlves OF Thos hAln, Et.
NJ Ellm Jas H. Elam John Jones Elam AUGUSTUS o.. Ti
Joesph a. Ram, nza III an Sarah T. Elan day am ,h
HIwaTd r. Elam Elizabeth b. Elan, Richard b. Elan, %
ma p Knox Knox, Knox Philip osborne ana hai o
Am his wite Edward Gregory, Jas d. Gregory, Jonh "a
horne and Navy NJ his s John soonan GregoIy DaE '
q egory Frances Elan, Martha j. Elan, L9elnuA a; ES'
samuel NJ Elan VIM s. Elan, Nanny Jane E>In, 1u1son ID
FIam Abram II Elan and Ida II Ham, . Delehuahs;
The Obi e. OF this obtain decree drecung hS
rent Of Inc &C .ount Zleha Bugg, administrator
EIsm dec d. and dtrlbuug the amount In MS h%nus u0
admInsrator among the distributes OF said VIM Ea
IN appearng by affidavit that the defendants betsey Ann
klns Robt CLANCY VIM. D. Bowden and Mary ). VIE
Reuben r. D. Clancy, representatives Of Thos Eam "m h
Esu Jas a. Eau John Jones Fam, Augustus NJ Elam fnnP
Osborne aad Martha Aun his wife, Edward gregory SAes
~ rrg5ry Osborne and Mary NJ, his wife, Iohh soionAh
e. egory Davis Gregory Frances A. Elan, marina y bAi
Lucnda Ella n Samuel b. Eam VIM s. Elan, are
Of IN motion Of the plaintiff b5 COUNSEL orusIea
that said do appear within one Eonh AFTER ue
publ cation hereof do what necessary to protect 'he
interests copy OF thI order be pubhshed once
week for four successive 10 the Richmond Whg neWsS
per city Richmond and that another a. he
ron Court House Of this county, on the hrs Gay
the next County Court.
iy9-w.w WIN A. SMITH. OK.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

THE frequent and destructive raids Of the en-
envy render necessary that the reserves OF our popula.
on capable military service should be employed local
defence and for repng, with deserved punishment those
gagged In such invasons.
the Confederate States for eight thousand men, be fur
Missed the State for service therein for period Of Fix
months the LIST day Of August next am Informed at the
"a ne time Secretary War; that the Congress has passed.
an authorizing President accept the services yolun
eer for such time he may preicrbe for the defence
rroei localities or such special service may sx
pedien that the Pdent prefers accept such Volunteers In
til It law viii b. dtducte rem the requstlsn the Militia.
e,g possible for 10 ascertain at this time, what
will organize hemsee under the act OF Con
gross referred feel 70 be duty TO aid the President
the power Of the Executive extends provide for the ne
sary deencs and for that purpose do hereby proclaim
Militia Of this Common wealth, between the Of 30 and
and hold themselves ready for Guy BY the hst day OF August
To bI, end all OF regiments OF he militia OF the
ne wi hin the will their respective
TO be Immediately summoned, appoint tim. and place
needing for the purpose Of eecng and Geld officers,
or raking out complete uss Of mpane within their rgimenta
dis riots, coBsoda rg companies when below the minimum
ma rg full re- or Of strength condition of their
possible 70 the Adutant General IL becomes
eSc private to prepare duty, and
20 be prompt his preparations Il is incumbent upon the TN
perform the preliminary duties necessary 20 effect his or
the first day August appoint the places OF rendez
aud des snang le Oees Tor mastering into service
II the voluntary organization referred to be acee ted, Will d.
minsh the nuGbsr OF the militia called for aud thoseKho shall
iot tw have the privilege ofremsnng at home In Che pursuit
Of heir ordinary aVocaons unless when called for Temporal
ry mecgency to perform, for more limited time scsyedue
necessary that the people OF the who have
heretofore cheeuy borne all the dscomfcs and pyAons 10
den invaded territory and to the OF an un-
supuous savage foe, should themselves
still further protect their Ives their property an their homes
their cherished nmaes doubt Lot they Win be found
now heretofore equal to the emergency. They will prove 10
enemies that gull that severed has wdsnei and ecsme
mpssabe that lie breach cannot be reunited and will de-
uSnstraie woIl that initiating and ende .vng 70
excel fathers deeson OF tyranny and tyrans In de-
termination be independent and free
Gwen under my hand Governor, and under the seal
Ills NJ the Commonw ealth Richmond, this 18th day Of
~ june, 1861 and in the eighJseventh Of the Com
nonsesEh JOHN LEroHHR-
By the Governor:
GEO. w. MUsFoRD
i.fB-ctlaug sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
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jeli-claWSw
IN CHARLOTTE CIRCUIT COURT

= In II ITO u OIIsOO1I OOOIs1i
Il March 81, 1868:
Joseph wilson Nathaniel c. Wilson, Electors Nathaniel
Wilson, decd, plaintiffs
Against
Elisabeth Wilson, Elizabeth H. Watt, william D. Wilson and 9TH
erS, defendants
This which has been regularly maured and for hear
ng at the rules and In which the plaintiffs have proceeded
inst the absent defendants 10 the mode prescribed by law
this day TO be heard tie bill and exhibits and
gued by counsel for the plaintiffs consideration whereof the
Court doth adudge order and that The plaintiffs do
der before OF the Commissioners Of this Court Of
the OF the estate OF their tesaor which said
count said Commits Toner directed TO examine ttae and SETTLE
and report TO the Court said Commissioner farther deo
ted TO ascertain and the Court account OF the sales
OF personal property bequeahed 10 the widow OF the Htaor
for her life. copy-Teste:
WIN. A. SMITH, Crk
The parties Interested In the above hereby nohed
that have appointed Wednesday 18th OF July
the Store House OF W T. Pugh the county Of Charlotte
the time and place for performing the duties required OF by
said decree. THO. PUGB, Conn.,
Charlotte, 9Th June, 1863 uss-w4W
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THE ENEMY ~ JAMES RIVER.

The eneny's HOdla in James river, consisting of two
monitors, three wooden guubOats and several trans
ports carrying about FIVE thousand troops reported
slowly moving up stream Yesterday afternoon. They
had reached the vicinity Of City Point The purpose of
tbs expedition will probably be developed toby.
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THS WEArHEI-We doubt if tbs Oldest inhAbltAnt
csn recall a summer IN which rain has fallen than
the present one Day after day the shy has been over
css. and showers Of frequent occurrence whilst ocSa-
s.Ohaly We have bad storm TO vary the monotOny Of
The weather The streams all swollen, the grouad
Eis completely sstaratSd, and the crops which cannot
.shriVe without sunshine suSetng from The excess
a water
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mo. ZIG
AN AIT TO PROVIDE FOR HOLDING ELECTIONS FOR REPRE-
sENTATIvES IN TIE CONGRESS OF THE C0NPEDERATE
STATES IN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

AN AT TO PROVIDE IoR HOLDING ELECTIONS FOR REPRE
sENTATIvES IN TIE CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES IN TIE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
The Congress of tie Confederate States Of America do enact
That the State Of Tennessee elections for Repr sentatvs In
said state and shall entitled vote ticket
containing the Of for each Congressional Dis
OF whce OF The State shall be commissioned
ss By .t g Ss Of e ' s on the
Thuday In August next and In each second y thereafter du
Sec B. Such elections shall by the officers authorities
appointed or provided BY the laws CT said state Tor ne
purpose holding such eecton aud at the places provided TO
hold elections for members Of the most numerous branch OF the
Sec such elections shall conducted according mode
the Of said State except so far the same are
modified by this act.
Sec g. elections every CT lien Of the Confederate
who shall be qualified 70 vote for member Of the m)St
branch Of the g,ture Of said stite shall be
ed vote ~ the place places In said etae vt which he
Would be entitled to vote an election L such member OF such
See g. But in case such citizen military service
the Confederate States in he shall be driven from his
s movement Of his troops or the elect held
At the suA places Of holding the by reason Of such oeeu
then such citizen shall be allowed 10 vote
place OF voting In said State the camps OF the army
hereinafter provided.
camps the army within said state follow In every
coIp division coumand she Colonel OF each regiment 9TH
officer command thereof the ocer Ia command OF any
body detached service shall appoint two judges and three
clerks open hold such election who shall hold the and
the poll books and under the rules and
ECU aions II the opened and he the rsuE pA
holding the in said State and shall allow all persons
entitled to vote therein.
g. The such elections In camp shall be forward
By he commanding officers appointing the judges and
clerks aforesaid TO the highest officer grade and the senior
grade said State for which TIE held in The
cImpmeut which the held whose duly shall
once forward the Governor Of the State
The msy be- more convenient By iuch commAn
ding ofbcer directly 10 the Governor.
Sec o. In he exgences OF the public service prevent the
holding the elections In under this act at the time
provided by law may be held at me within ten
DAYS after the preventing the time for holding
bshxed by the ee authorised TO appoint the judges
and clerks
Sec TO- svch ocer authorized 10 administer the pro-
f,dga NcIar ka
each other. =
concerned In holdng such election shall
take support Constitution of the Confederate
States ard dschargeh duty in holding such election faithful
ly and impartialiy.
Approved May l. 1853. iOl2 -1awlw