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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-26
EqNestrianSllip.
Discretionary.

!
COMMITTEES. c. Horr, A. Rice, Thomas
Pelton. J. G. Whitney, Sanford Ripley.
Under this head the Society invite and hope
to receive for exhibition anything not emu
merated In the above list, for which the dis
cretionary committee viii award such premi-
ums as to them shall seem just and proper.
Citizens of Floyd County! The
State aids County Agricultural Socie-
ties in proportion to the nnnber Of
members. You are all interested, and
the Board of Directors Of this county
trust you will become members and
thus aid by your money and influence
in making the coming Fair better than
any former one. 1t can and ought to
be done. Directors and other officers
are authorized and expected, at an
early day, to canvass their respective
townships to obtain the names Of
members.
r. w. HUMPHREY, Pres.
J. w. SMITH, Sec'y.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-26
PREMIUMS.


AWARDING COMMITTEE Coley, Ed
ward Hail. L. q. Buck.
Best crop of Wheat, Of not less than
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-26

COMMITTEE E-Tilly Gilbert, Mrs. J. Knight
Mrs. J. L. Atherton, Mrs. A. Baltimore, Mrs.
E. j. Wiggin.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-26
Fowls.

ney, VIM. L. McEwen.
Best pair Shanghai Fowls, male and
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-26

AGENTS &c THE INrEIIIGESCER
Q. y. Pe<ting q Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 81 Park Row, New York. ..rst g-sa.
c. H. Scriven, General Advertising Agent, 63 Dear
born Street, Chicago.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-26

Committee Sharkey, Geo. Worst
field, A. H. Bailey. E.. ...t
Best Flowing by Horse Team, S2.OO
ID do do loo
Best Flowing by Ok Team, 400
ID do do 100
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
IRON TEE PENINSUL4.

Various rumors we're in circulation yesterday fore
relative be situation OF aAirs below Richmond,
the most exciting Of which was The report that tn,
YANKEES had crossed Bottoms Bridge, over the Chick
hOnny, eighteen miles below the city, and that 6ght
was progressing.
About half past eleven o'clock thc signal for cal ing
The militia together vas sounded, an, OF course, the
report referred generally believed to be true.
Tue citizens responded With naery and prOmPne ss,
aud in very short lime several regiments aud bat
tons Of citizen soldiers vel armed aud equipped, were
ready for marching oyGer-.'
These were not given however, unIi about y',lcCk
in lie afternoca, uhea the column which had been
forned on The Capitol Square and Broad street moved
eli to The tsp Of the drum. l. marched down Main
street. AMI presented quite formidable tisl appear
a &C. TIE rucrs we're halted 4 short distance below
Rockets where they remained until Gov. Letcher
officially Informed hl' heir services would not be re-
quired for the present They then marched back to
the city, and were dismissed.
We ascertaincd from Official sources that fighting
mad occurred on the Peninsula Yesterday and instead
Of the Yankees advancing in force reported Gen. T.
H. KIN, commanding the Confederate troops had sent
portion Of hi, force in the direction OF the Yankees
PROBABLY as a iecer" As We have had report Of
collision we presume that the accounts Of the Yankee
advance were exaggerated. Last evening we were in
formed that The Yankee bad made retrogrlde move
meu,; and his report is, probably, correct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

rs W thbes q assEisiass kbd sasssps .as ssaHs ~ 4.
tss 2ss eighteen hundred sni sixty three kbi fcr safsss
lsas and the manner ~ sealn1s, afsessng ard eoss,o
the tax IN kind (f0ptd, That all valuation reuujfi N
auing and assessing the said tax and tai in Ma
be made In Confederate treasury notes ~ 'N
$40 a. that the Secretary or the Treasury NAV prescribe reo
lacns TO edable pSyer pay into the ressnr IN
vance such sem hnsy choose OF taxes 10
sgaDst him. Hni TO obtain therefor ncaie bearing
The rate of five per ysar his tsxea are
sneh certlAc I Thall lot be transferable. F~'>' ~
- AZ bonds required . be execaed under the provisions
o ths sA be made payable the Confederate sta,e
60 ~ In no valuation OF credits the proyslnnS # bs
~ e any crfdit upon which the holder will endorse 1, WRIT
az h'gb r rate. 1V'es ID payment, DC valued
Approved May lat 1862 ;ooo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
TURN our


Every MIN who is able to carry a musket, should
present him'elf this mornh fer duty. We cannot
tel how great The danger may be. The only absolute
security Is in the prompt and universal rally Of the
arms-bsarng class Tor defence. Whoever has anything
IA the eiIy worth taking Of may best accomplish
that end by taking his gun and falling into the rsnks
The safety Of the city is the safety &C every thing in it.
while its loss the Oss Of everything it contains This
them IS the FIRST duty ami the highest of all Let there
&c no skulkers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

JAcSox status AssocIloSs Executive Committee Of the
Js99 Statue Association met Wednesday received the
pors treasurer which approved elected Col BasSet
Rerci srsy Treasurer enlarged i BODY BY adrng the
names Hon A. L. Boter Dr. James Beale aad Col French
a pOl'ed subcommittee the Gra, az, and adjourned to
meet on call % the Secretary.
The Assoe nay now be considered fully under ard
hazard Hs saying TIA, the city Of Richmond viii respond
n orally 70 the NOZZLE work
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

LO5r OR STOLlS.-We wish to recover for the own,r
sIsal oval eornelian SEAL with 'Old fashioned" gold
mouu6ng, and running fox cut cornelan. Connect
Cd w,h J is medal and silver watch key. Also
information wanted Of the whereabouts Of large yellow
trunk marked "Darr," which left Charleston, s. c., on
The Esd ut for Kngsvie. The owner desires that the
.srunk, if found, be forwarded to Sumter, S. c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

SAVE Yora sEzDsThe Augusta COnsu,iOuAlst gives timely
arnas necessiy o. saving garden seeds EvsTy Ehl
has garden stock pea corn beans, eucumbe
or oer vegetables should take especial pairs SAYING seed
r.s oul, for their use, but FOR sale.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

TERAs:-DlnSl year $500; months SsOO Tor lsss 20
nod S2.0o per noash.
szH-SEE<IE year 5000; SnonIh5, S6.O0
HAsELl year, $500; months, $500.
Esmiaanoes a. Ne risk OF TIE subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
.. tOUfEh,
Adjltant and Inspector General
ADJTr AND INsP'R GENERALS oyPICE, |
RICHMOND, June ~, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS, [

general oRpERs,}
Corgrs passed 9th April 1862 and dates
subsequent teto having provided the procuring
fgps NOTICES hereby given to the people Of the oonfede
rate States and 90 receiving officers that from the date Of tn
pr eatton more uppe1 will be received IN
the appeal maze the Predent and plan Of the Score
tory Of Wac annexed thereto An such les collected or tee
deed prior the time above referred 20, will be paid for at
abishrd lie eater supplies Will be obtained, far
pr ccab purchase and when necessary impress sment
and eli s. when authorized impessment, will OBJ
strictly the requirements aE ard the orders Of
the War Department. and the regulations Of this Office founded
hereon
hat tiny officer who shall horzed by act OF Congress
concerning mpresnn under the regulations Of this Depart
pursuant thereto which have been may hereafter be
made aud has given the notice required by the same, han
iu power anu authority 10 enter upOn property IN
which he s,s have good to suspect 81 the Grc Of
prolu3e, soe mechand other things suec TO Impress
mas stored con"eacd in order TO obtain or Sc ue
and he shall hav. 20 believe that they
corceaed in ghouse, sorehouse, hr
buli which he refused he may apply 10
Judge the Peace COnmh soner Of Confederate
COURT a the upon oath of the
facts dsbn" q oecs stored conceaed and obtain
warrant search e same; viii n shah
only executed in the daytime, and amer demand Of the
occupant the occupant stall then be In
habitng the building Aforesaid
By order,
(szred5 s. COOPER.
y1-1w Adjt and Inspr Gen'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
s.TEE ARMY AND NAVY MESSENGER"
ptr4uvo ~ Hur rvANGEurnAT Tract so0TEry

"THE ARMY AND NAVY mRSSEEGER,"
PUBLISHED By TIE EVANGELICAL TRACT SOCIETY.
PErEEsBUAG.
TZe RsDrsssstSrs Of az Demon "a Furnished %
Psieats SJ6fisrs ind Sailors GrdfuitOusy.
[INHE q MESSENGER' has ready and equal
a Soldiers % ALL deaomna and 20 Soldiers Of
NO dcu1muatiln with universal welcome In
camp has been recommended hy General Lee and BY many
r Ulcers contributed 70 lis support II Is
pre tbs Soldiers sailors Paper specially delgn,'
t. iu ~ p-o6t them.
Increasing issand To- h rom Arm es, East
West ard SOURI, much larger eoon than has been heretofore
lssusd IS required But The eTPezse gat Donations solicited
an who posed sustAn this enterprise and Who have
tie religious welfare Of brave defenders
Address uRsV A. W. MILLtR,
CORES. Sec y EvkEg Tract Society,
Js29 giw9S' Petersburg, Va .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

The YANKEE CAvILEY.-Geu. StoHeRsns conn aud
IS composed Of the following regiments:
Gregg's Brgade-lst Maine % New York, 10th do,
sch Illinois, lst New JERSEY.
Kpauick's Bdgade--lst Rhode Island lst Mass, 4th
New York 9Th Ohio, lst Maryland.
Bu:ords Brigade (Eeseryes)-lst ID, 9Th and Oh
Regular Cavalry.
Stahts Brigade tDeieuces Of WasbingtOn)-2d Penn,
18th do, 9th New York, lst Michigan.
Plels4ntOu's Brgade-lst Vermont, S.h New York,
4Jh PcnB 9th do, or crush Laucers7
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
ALEX. CRAWFORD.
ADJ'r And INsP. GINS OFFICE.
RICHMOaD, June so, ls6c.
GENERAL ORDERS,

ADJ'r And INsP. GINS OFFICE. [
RcHNOaD, June So 1s6e.
GENERAL oRDERs,l
No SO
Paragraph General ORDERS number 49, Current serieO
tn the apprser OF deceased soldiers clothing
shall be made after has been washed and In condition the
and vii approximate 70 the Government prices
or rstCs at iieh II was originally Issued.
By order,
[signed s. COOPER,
iy2-w Adiltant and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

susscEHRts whose papers markell with Cross win
stand hat her term Of Subscription EXPIRE and
tsuiI pro ply u they Wish their papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

( END.-LAND LAND The subscr-
A Der proposes to sell prvsey, until TUEgDAY the 1th
july 1853 not disposed by that time win be prblcl1 SO
that day HE premises, TWO TRACTS OF LAND known Is
"CHATFORD'S SPRINGS
First ooutanngi0O oneha cleared 10 coed state
cultivation tie balance timber There are hun
drcd and forty bst'om land sixty good Mea.
dow There on the property two excellent sulphur Springs,
considered by Professors Rogers and Marpn OF the University
Vsts being Inferior O in the State for Its medicinal
ugpere The improvements comfortably entertain GO to
visitors; also, all necessary outhouse This place stu
ad j. miles Of staUnon at Pond Gap Station, Yr-
GINA Central Railroad.
secoud-one Tract adjoining, and containing six hundred
scre half ceared, In state Of cultivation the balance
the h5tcf timber 1heTe 100 OF the Meadow
land 200 In g,od Meadow producing annually
hay The Of the land easily
the best stock farms in this part Of the State having
the best mountain attached IT, The land well
wateed GGd has two Ibaybeae Springs and running
spng good alum The improvements consist large
Baro Stables GrAnses, Gss and Saw s comfortable Dwell
rg Boue which little repair would make perfectly comfora.
tle Virginia Cena Railroad through this property
Perou desiring further Information, will please apply to
Alex Crawford, Pond Gap, Aug=s county, Va.
TEsis-TO suit purchaser, all caEh, time.
II Desired viii sell large lot Of Stock and Furniture With the
properly.
iel9-;ds ALEX. CRAWFORD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
CONFEDERATE sTArEs oP ANlrr,r.
COMMIssIONER,S SALE OF YALIIARLR

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real EsFATE IN LOUISA COUNTY-By virtue Of author
ny vested IN by decree Of the Crcu Court Louisa
~ pronounced on 2t dag Of April lsGS cancery
BraDham Brsbhsm and Others will SELL at public sue.
on on Ee PREMISES to the highest bidder TUESDAY the
4h dsy NJ August lS6 valuable TRACT or LIND known az
WELLe lying 10 Louisa county, within OF Ne
chaucye on the road leading from Charlottesville 20 oulsa
Court House within r'e miles Of the vgini Rtilrnai
soEny the lands Of Dr. CHARLES Quarles John L. Quae b.
Watkins and others, LGd containing about
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES.
This Lsnd Ia good condition. with comfortable Buildings Of
very description and sit sted 10 Of the desirable sea-
lone Of The STATE, knos the "Green sphngs" REGION
1b LAID win be scld whole tract Slded into two or
pa-ls g suit purchases Those ring see before
e day u ~; III call a. Geo. Il. Brarham Eq who resides on
the premises.
re IS liberal be desired by the pu-ehaser and made
snoEn On day Il sale.
WI. II. CRANK Commissioner
II. BENSON & BIO, Aust'rs.
L., iyg- .tafl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
so FARMERS aSiD QUA;sTER
ASSISTANT cUkRTERHlsTEE GENERAr's OFFICE I
RiCHhogD, w., 1874 june, 1868. /
.r-g
n ,ys.sr ale, ; ~ 80 a5l.c,lon q Tie Tax


The lovag'' ne syss ae, - 10Y :se o clon q the tax
II lind:
officer OF me Qsarernas.er Ca.res Department Is
signed 70 shs special ci-rg: o. ne subject, ciug QEsr
ternGsier with the rank q jo egre1 each state and
Post QaarterEestr-, Dh he yak Cauru, Com
yrCssiOnGl District where Il Yr.c .csh. g. The truth
Zach CtJgs..s07al DEtet VII De- -gbaigd-d the Post
QlarteTu In Chargs CT sections convenient
livery by Taxpayer hs quDts q-Ggc
be appointed By tSs orsr cha, " ne depC be
talushed N eScn section.
Before these depO be tsc1u5ld, le assessments re-
lu!rsd unce The las . made lie cTo ~ srs T-n hay anl
he clip Of wool icr the present yea. vii nav secured.
relieve farmers 'for the ii and ye!euce Of storing
:he Government poton as vel 20 obtain Immediate supplies
o use Of te amy, TIE Department sloaEs and requests
farGlers rtsdrg posts
doned to dev the Gove.nmes tenth a-y part Gift to t
QuarterTresief.
tbe law f1rncrs res=i G, deliver 'her t,rth at
depcts ut l.ore t"l eight g lom place ~ production.
II they viii de u1der he Ir-ssi, O. Gays1ea, I'll pay
l0r tae transportation Ia eZccf.E ogHt miles, Tie Gurtern8s
.erre'v,rg produce under MS r1!e I'll receipts TIE pre-
jureg evidence mat 60 uu i bis tax rs PAID. Aad te
Post Q-tg ste! o; ;e Congressional Dst.. repuabe
nc tenth aftr the has lrl.i made E
also receipt for 10 he Post QuagEase sac District Who
al! endorse copy Of tie receipts at-esJEg estimate
beio.e transferring Il 70 the sse-'l 20 ; receiving depot.
L4tklE eNiIH,
4. QIgr'eHagsfrr O. zeal 81 en- are,
~ Enquirer, Examine Sentinel inG b. - CONT
jel5-in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
AgiCTl(5. SALES.
~ LlsisRs Tolllsog q uluEIT, 6acli5reer,.


81 LlsIsRs TortEsoy Z CluEI7, hucti5reer,.
WE will sell, az our Warehouse, No. .,
Pearl street, en- WEDNESDAY F.arrr, :rly 1st, csm-
meme ns at 81 oeek, large aotrea oi Blockade Goods
DEFY GOODS:
Fancy and Blk ani White prirts, Cir hars,
MaeOnna-. L,tela o. lis. fSpsl, rIxtuIe,
rlsSsh shilti1s. Pspsr 6a,b'ie.i eel'd tarhti
siles', Red Psodpg, White ane Rel TFinei fasne,
Car. on Flannel, Linen csr4burs',
Blae Dill Hoop ss:ts, linen cl;abfic Hds,
BOnnels and Bonnet Rihbcna,
Eloreaaes Pum,s Nets, a..
NOTIONS. 80.
Gents aad lad ladies' Kii s,a-i C. rs IA cove,
esjes TIs, ,l; ~ la e i1u nae il oy
Ivory Il ne Combs, Bpbber Emo lf,rr blessing Cambs
Reddns, Pocket md Tack cotabe, Pias
ssVirg AID Knitting Nesie,
l.astng Cost and -y,st ll.t.ns,
Agate Bgons, is,ge and snaI;
Per- P53,. s s5i,n, Pencil Rs, b S:. nosi
Camp wIt4G carcs, s9dis'. Jempanion Memo. 5ooE,.
hsz9rs. Pen Knives, L1oEln, els s,, Violin s'ringr
Se rT,ai NJ Ia.s cirs Isa eli Linen enc c6irs,
Ladies Muslin s-d black U,lpe Collars.
SHOES AgD Nus.
. % 5 81; Pes "a ara I G.a,f7, sse,'
Back and Cora sof' H. r., s lirgs assortmc-t
Alpaca ooet' Ms:ssr'a YEAS, s.ar1er PANS,
eraaed e:mPho csIe. i.,l S.e a.
Lo5don Cordial tin Musi.sl
o 5.s giTi Is SGa t ccai ill., 49,
Esl CoGee, ST. g. G9,sl AID 3l4 -,
Chocolate Bls y ct.g IL Sc, 49,,
Je55-tds I4arsl5 1olfEsGH oArLErr
assor,aeol o. JEWfLag s,s-.. y
LIS sis,t g'e g, g1I ~ :, = -. s.-.
cod Logksis Siaspa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
EXON SUFFOLE.

Tae Petersburg Express has direct Information from
SeCik as la'e as Saturday last TIE Yankees evil
deu.y about evacualiag the Plsce, bat whether it WI
TO be entirely eyaeua'ed held a picket station,
was lot positively known But few Yankee soldiers
rymsiaed about town, and nearly all the negroes, free
AID slave, had been carried of. Only three or four
families ct free negroes remained, and many slaves
Who had oeen considered loyal left when the others
did
All the citizens held prisoners had been released
except Elisha Noiiecl and Richard Hozier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
DIVIDEND.

THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF
4 tie Exch szse Bank Of Vgi-, nave declared advdenJ
out d 'hc grof .! TIE ps udgn - hy Of I've
net paysb,e o.. Is. July pest. Y. J.. eiBCTHEa,
To-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
&c. INSTITUTE ron SALE.

IL. q. INSTITUTE FOR SALE
IN PURSUANCE OF CERTAIN .RESOLU-
X TICNS sdopted by The Company Stockholders My 18Th
1868, 'hs BUCKINGHAM FEMALE COZ LEGIATE INsTIIUTf
will be offered for sale pubic auction "WEDNESDAY TIC
70 day OF july AZ he time the Chemical and Pit
los pbCa and Lib AIRY Miscellaneous Works be-
Gg lusu len, VIII he Of red for sale Sale 10 90
t1euce ii O'clock A. NJ.
Terms made hnosn Gu day Of sale
By order Of the Company Of Stockholders
G. d. HANeS.
iE2-ltis Seeify
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
OFFICE EICRECED AND TEIEaSBuRG r. 7. CO.,
EIcuHcSD, Va, June % 1863. I
DIVIDEAD NOTICE.

THE Board OF Directors have declared a dl
L yijsnd u six per upon CO. a stock v. this Com
pary, payable and after the ooh nH' an pss3ns vito
y Stockholders that DIV, 0r Co. .'f lawful attorneys
1he books Of trance wi be closed u A tti 10 81 inEt
Inclusive d. ". WARRINGTON,
je1O dtiyA Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
B.,E-The baLehers musl b uneonseionable 81

BEtF.-The butchers must be unconscionable ehsrg
e,s 20 be a king such high rates for beef when TIE
market il nearly gllted with cattle at low prices.
- Nos. Of them have uade money CROUCH, one would
suppose, to afford some abatement in their profits now
but such is the pssion for "Ehy ucre that few uep,
butchers indeed VIII consent to lose the slightest Of
.pJrtuniy Tor adding their wealth although they may
peril tieis "sous welfare in the for riches. The
mos. casual observer who ressous from the dec sraons
a Inspired Word in connection with the prevailing
esa Of aysrce cannot fail to conclude that one Of tie
Consequences Of tl5 war viii be vast increase Of the
population Of the Piu.onan regions E1tortiOners and
money gaspers viii overcroWd the dOminions of his
Satanic Majesty. There some consolation to victims
il this reflection, but not much.
Rst0UhONs nos mOutoHs, It is strange that the
spirit Of competition has been developed in the meat
market The City Council, more than year ago, re-
ended the ordnance requiring butchers other per-
sons TO obtain Hcers for selling meat other places
than the market but up the present time if any
tas avaled himself Of u privilege, he has by chugI
The high rates those demand ID at the market
drives of customers who Of course would prefer TO
end where The range Of selection better if they
: rsd 10 fay tie same prices.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

NT0TICE.-Mess7s. TARDY & WILLIAMS have
ezt .sys c3z.ge OF the ts ard Fancy soaIs
nuhctared at esaJl'neu, to whoa ali orders Be
adirts5-u.
paying he g he's. price, either cash CT IN exchange
Tor soaI.-;or ali Kind Of grease. IN WEB co,
j. il-U -, tils,sl Soap WoIks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

ALUM SPRINGS,
"a RO. KBRs DGS,, County, Va.
pAsscnte by Nre'la Cr,t k osI 20 frst Springs snouii
enter 20 OsHLN ouy and qu e he, sa ion TIE
road aeace smooth anL level tlnpe wholly lvOoiug the
mountain.
Leave Richmond McSDiYs, Wmyssg.rs ard TRDAGs 10 make
connection 1t fauuicu.
P2EZIrR RANDOLPH,
iel2-Gc1u Pop, ietors.
30 Examiner, senlrel End Erqe'-r coy, iay ad county
one mnEtl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03
AUCTION SALES
EGTDass nLr,-

w b VIII have our regular sale Of GRocEr,rs
&c on FRIDAY rext TIE 3rd Inst marianne. :, 80
IN eur FPitiIi rctice or morning Of sale. OF same
Jyl ROBINSON, ADAMS CO.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
MEDICAL PURyEYOa's oFTIcK "'
- .e Richmond, Va, July l, is6s
WILL BE SOLD, Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
w On WEDNESDAY the sh day Of July at II o,o,oek A
~ The lot Of Sd and Marshall streeT roo
Iuter CT Bunks belong TO the PuEvsying Department O. E
Army.
L. W. JOHNS,
jy2 Surgeon and Medical Purveyor O. g. Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

VA WILL SELL 'i.. Ia 81 ltc., Neerce
W iA HH-. g.5gn'rc@ ,c9, .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-03

TBB .ANNUAl MEETING OF THE
L B,slJ @: Visitors Of re Uaive,siy Ct ygiu.a viii be held
on THURSDAY The p dsy @ july ueS,.
TICS. J. RANDOLPH
is'l}-id E1cto
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, IA lines less) first insertion 81 90
Each subsequent Insertion, 20
Enr one SQUARE three months . so
q 49, six ,nnntEs . So
Er twelv. Ynooths .....S s so
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-10-08
The Great Battle OF Chickamauga.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
NEAR CHATT N,oGA, Tenn, (
Sept. 23d, 1868.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-30

Chicamango river. LOngstreet in two
hours fight lost one thousand men
killed and double that in wounded
MeCook and Crittenden's corps ON
the same day were both badly beaten,
and the enemy broke the center, dri-
wing Crittenden in every direction.
"The defeat on this part of the line
caused Thomas to abandon his field
and fall back to protect his flank and
re-establish his line at the same time.
The enemy not knowing what he had
accidentally accomplished, failed to
pursue the advantage, and Wood and
Negley went into the center and re-
established that part of the line
Thomas had defeated Longstreet. On
the second day he saved the army of
Rosecrans from annihilation. From ten
to twelve on Sunday he fought the en-
emy and repulsed him in three char
ges, when finding assaults in vain, the
enemy pushed forward on the right and
! center, and at the first charge broke
Crittenden's and McCook's lines anG
routed their entire commands, driving
them in disgraceful panic into Ross
vile and Chattanooga. Thomas will
his corps still contested the day, ant
was enabled by the timely reinforce
ments of Granger to hold a position
until nlghtfall, and covered his retrea
to Rossyille."
Mr.. Shanks left the field at 7 ?. M
Sunday night and Chattanooga {,
noon on Monday. Rosecrans. WI
falling back on Chattanooga, where |
was perfectly safe from all Brae
could do. His lines of communicate
were perfectly secure andhe had plel
ty of ammunition and provisions
}. Chattanooga to stand months sieg
At the time Mr.. S. left Chattanoo&
Rosecrans was safe, but Burnside WI
in imminent danger. .-. ..