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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE invite the special attention of dealers to
w our splendid assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FINE FELT HATS
STATIONERY, &C.,
which we will sell MORNING, commencing at 9H o'clock
goods fresh, strictly first Glass; and well Wrthy
the attention OF the trade. - - -
VIM. II. PoWLE. SONS CO.,
anp2h-1t Nos. ll6 and lis Main ct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

DREADFUL TRAGEDY.-The community was much
shocked yesterday afternoon about six O'clock learn.
ing that rencontIe with knives, at the Norvel House,
between Mr. Dexter 0tcy and Lieut.. Leonard S. Lyme,
c. S Navy the former severely cut in the ahdo-
men, from the effects OF which he died in about fifteen
minutes after. Lieut.. Lyme also badly cut in the
breast but at present his wounds not considered
dangerous We refrain from giving any of the particu
lIs of the affair as is will doubt undergo aprOper in
YES igation by the legal authorities.
Lunchblug Republican, 2ld.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, August "a, 1858.

We subjoin the quotations. of binds and
stocks in the market, based upon recent saes
BoYDs-Conft derst. bond, cotcn int loan, $50; do
100 IN Loan long dates, lc2@lll and int do short
dates 96@l00; eight per cent converlibles ia and
int Virginia skies, reg'd, 2l0; North Carolina sixea
old issre 440 do eights l76 and int; City of Rich
mond bonds 235 and int Richmond and York River
r. r bonds 100 and int; Virginia and Tennessee {,
q mort, 23l and int Richmond and Danvl!e X. f,
225 AID i4L Virginia Central X. K. dividend bonds,
lU2 and int
Srocxs.- Richmond and York yer r. r., II; Vr-
GINA entral r. X ll9; Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac X. r., l6l Farmers Bsnk, l4s@l5O;
Bank o. Virginia, l05; Old Dominion Insurance Com
pauy "a Insurance Company State of Virginia. 81 T;
Richmo lmpor ing and Export ng Co rpany, OOc@
l. 100; Old Dominion Trading Company, 1850; James
RIVER and Kanawha Company, 90; Blue Ridge Turn
pike Cor pany, 90
In the general mark Is prices have under
gone but little change. We quote Flour at $40 for Su-
perine $40 for Extra Corn Mes $3.50 Ier bus; Oats
SO per bus Btcon $500 for hog Iound-sery scarce
Butter 81 p b. Lard firm at l,65. AlArdoil factory
will commence operations in this city 10 few days.
lied Hay $40 u 100 lbs; Peas s6@s u bu'.; Poa-
toes S6@7 II bus Bar Iron 3O@40c u ID; Bore
Shoe Rods Coo. q b. Cd Dominion Nails s0@s5e. q
Ii Tobacco unchanged. Blown Sugar 81, sO@l, So
Mo'asses $l3@l4; Coffee s3,7694,25; Rice 2o@25c
Salt 42@45j
The exports of specie from New York, since
lst January, 1868,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICE:

WI lbe included IN Sale OF DRY GOODS on WEDNEe-
DAY-to be sold II o'clock precisely an invoice Of
SPLENDID DRESS SILKS AND RIBBONS,
lust receievei fe5m London, consisting of
Extra Super Black silks,
Elegant Purple, Brown and Drab Ditto,
Splendid Light Evening silks,
Brown and fue Bonnet Silks,
Black Belt ami Velvet Ribbons,
Extra Super Black Bonnet Ditto, &c
being the richest desirable invoice offered by this
season. KENT, PAINE 90,
au05 Auctioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

DxcEAsED-The Chattanooga Rebel announces the
death of Hon. X b. Brabson Of Tennessee, member
of the old Wing party, and lawyer and politician OF
influence in his immediate section He served both in
the Legislature of Tennessee AMI the Congress of the
United States with fidelity and credit retiring from the
latter body on the outbreak of present troubles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

The County Corrt of Pittsylvarii, ON Monday last,
made an order authorizing the Commissioners appoint
ed in the magsteral districts to supply soldiers fami
lies with provisions to impress supplies when they can
not be otherwise had and pay the came prices for them
as are allowed by the Confederate Government
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

HELD AS A .HosrAGE Captain Frank Battle, son OF
Colonel Joel T. Battle, State Treasurer of Tennessee,
who was captured few days ago in Middle Tennessee
by the Yankees has been placed in close confinement
in the Nashville Pen Tertiary, to be held hostage for
Cau;an Harris the spy nov confined in Knoxville.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

SALE OF A HorEL.-Thc Exchange Hotel at Danville,
Va has been disposed Of at private sale by the prop
etor, Captain James NJ. Williams, 10 Messrs. Keen
Walker and VIM. Bergman for S3S 600. In the sale
was also included tract of land Danville Of l27
acres.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25
I HAVE IN AMELIA COUNTY
TRACT OF LAND.

containing six hundrtd eghtyx whn eight
Jeersve depot the Rch-cnd and Dsnvile railroad, six
miles Amelia Springs and four TO Appcmattox river
The improvements superior The Dwelling new,
height aims eight with Office the yard
All necessary build nRs-Feven large Tobacco Barns
The land good state Of improv and divided
1t cred by running entirely through
farm which affords a far proportion o. low grounds
any wishing TO visit the pllce will write two
days before they arrive at JeteV Will them with
aconveyRnse-
aug Is cav STEPHEN Q. ANDERSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25
FaoN WILMNeroN.-TheW Wilmington (N. c. JOurna
OF Sa,u'dly says:

OF Sa'u'dIy SAYS:
syn Croninshield Assistant Engineer Mason and
eleven sailors from the United States gunboat Nphon,
were captured en- the sea-shore Myrtle Grove
SQUAD, on Tuesday by detachment of cavalry and
infantry from Col. Lambs command. They had come
to plumber the steamer Hebe which had been chased
ashore. Several Yankees we're killed and drowned in
attempting to escape their The Whitworth
detachment under Lieut.. Benton had engage
ment with the gunbOats Nippon, and ShawsEeen, which
attempted to drive the soldiers from the wreck. TIE
Shawsheen did not retire until che had received four
shots in her hull CorpI Hal, of Braddys company,
wounded severely in the By fragment Of she'll,
was the only casualty on our side.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

YANKEE REVERENCE FOR GEN. LEE.-"Evelyn," the
Richmond correspondent Of the Mobile Advertiser and
Register, relates the following:
VII the army wss passing through Pennsylvania
the ladies frequently of their hou'eS 10 show
their eei Of hostility 10 u.s. and to display some evi
dence of it, At place beautiful girl ran down the
steps of an elegant MANSION aud standing on the ter
race in front, waived miniature United States flag in
the face Of troops Behind her, applaudng her act
grouped party of ladies' all richly and fashOnsby
alfred, evidently belong ng to a family OF some note.
The troops passed by quietly Offering TO insult to the
flushed beauty as she Haunted her fig in their faces.
At that moment General Lee rode up His nobe face
and quiet reproving ook met her eye, and the waving
dag was lowered. F.. moment she look, at him,
and then throwing down the miniature banner, ex
claimed ardby, as sic ,llsped her vile hanes
together, "Oh! l wish he was ours !" The fig was
not picked up; but, with bands still held tightly to-
glher, aud sad thoughtful face she wen buck to the
porch. No further attempt TO show Union sentiment
vas made by those ladies'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

Why METBus>LAH Cor SO 0LD-We were upon the
streets few ever iuls Since ard heard most novel
explanation OF the founding great age of The above
named character. A number OF men talking OF the
conscript call and its fleet upon the people, when
old worthy remarked
"Well, Mr.. -, have studied lorg while about
it, and Just now determined why McthusolIh got 10 be
so Cd You see, in his day tcere con.criOt law.
and every time a call made Old Merhuseab run
his age up a hundtd years-just enough TO Keep him
on. OF the coneript. heap of men in these days are
playing the dodge"
We could not help thinking to ourselves that the old
gentleman was quite ght, and that in these days
grow old alarmingy fast. One or two of our acquan.
lance that were only SO two years ago, now 46-
grown tea years in two Verify, the war has wrought
out great wonders, SUCH not under the sun
before. We very much afraid some OF these gentle
men will dc of old sg, before they have tpn at a
second wife.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

H- WEa authorized to announce HENRY
s ACKELPORD osndd. to represent the 9th Senatorial
Of the Counties OF Culp-per Orange
and The Election will take place the first 1HORsDAf
10 September su20-sw2a'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

re- We are authorized to announ:e Major
JAMES w. GREEN Cand al the vacancy In the repre-
OF snato ia st let composed Of the COUNTIES OF
Madison Orange aid Greene occAonsd By the death
of Oo,. w. T. Patton eugls 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

The f,reigu imports at New York fer the past week
and since January were as follows:
For the week. 1861. 1862. 1868.
Dry Goods. e.. S59S,3C5 $9Sl,29s Sl,66S,96S
General Nose. 1893 295 l,O26,099 2,S94,N2
Total for week, $l,S92, 500 l957,397 4,O6S,Ol0
Preyly rep'J 100 900, 500 lO7,lll 2gS lO9,950 $40
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

T>HE Board of Directo of the Richmond
and Danyile Railroad Company have declared semi an
nual dividend Of six per cent, payable August 1883
nus-d2g, -. j. D.BLAlR, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25
GEORGE w. hUsyoED,
Secretary Of tie Com'th.

gB"Petersburg Express" Stanton svindcstOr,"
Rockingham Register" j., nshburg "Vrginan" and
"Repu6lican," Lexington Gazette" Wytheville "Dis-
patch" and Abingdon "yrgnian," will publish once
week till day of session, and forward account to this
Depai tment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

EY- DR.. NJ Ii. MILLER has removed his
Once Powh4tan House, Of
and Capitol streets oice hours from to o'clock
NJ, and nom 5to7 p NJ. aug2f- 2w'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

T OST COW.-Left my house on the 18th
IL nst cow with mo,t!sd White spots, black
and teas, marks liberal reward si Id for her
recovery 8. LA1HR0P,
au2l-3ts Main street between Sd and eth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

MONEY LOST
WI Lost In Hanover and shockoe Hill 10
Richmond, 2s August ROLL OF MONEY! containing $ila
barkAbe funds $50 bAnkib and S9l In small notes. Tor
which will be paid delivered to r. W. Powers
Druggist, Main street. Richmond . -
a. So WM n. JAIME
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-25

The Rev. Thos Murphy died in Wilmington, N. c.,
last week.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

The Farm TO HEAVEN --Thore 10 lad
dor TO Heaven, whose base God has placed
10 human affections, tender Instincts, sym
boic feelings, sacraments Of loyo, through
which the soul rises higher and higher, re.
hning az she goes, till she outgrows the hu.
rnau, and changes ne she rises, to the image
Of the divine. AT the top of this ladder, a.
the Threshold of paradise, blazes dazzling
tha; celestial grade where tho soul knows
self no moro, having learned through the
long experience Of devotion, how blest it is
20 lose hsrself in that eternal loVe & beauty
Of which all earthly fairness and grandeur
are but the dim type, the distant shadows.
This is the highost step, tho sanity eleya'
iion, which but few selected spirits ever at
Rain, to raise tho soul to which the Eternal
Fs'her organized every relation Of human
existence, and strung every cord of human
love, for which this world Is one long disci.
pine, for which tho souls human education
10 constantly varied, for which it iS now torn
by sorrow, now flooded by joy, to which all
its multiplied powers tend with upward
hands Of dumb and iguoraa. aspiration -
AiRs. STOWE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
% Come and s0 us, al
1877 WsddeH Block, Cleveland, o.
676m3%
UARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY

HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY
j. H. Of the Great Rebellion in the United States.
MLsSRs llARPER g. BROTHERS will commsnce
Immediately the issue in Numbers Of q complete
HISTORY OF The GREAT REBELLION
IN THE UNITED STATES. The work has
becn, for many months in course OF preparation
by writer every way qualified for the task.
TUE lsrRoOUcrlos will contain q clear and
succinct account OF the Formation OF the Con
federocy Of tho States; tho Formation and
Adoption OF the Constitution of the United
States, and the Establishment OF the National
Government; tho origin, development and pro.
gress OF the doctrines Oi Notification md Seces
sion, and the various phases which they assumed
until their hnal elimination in the Great Rtbei,
| lion.
The HrsroRT will comprise fnll account
drawn from tho most authentic sources, OF all the
| Events Of tho War the intrgues OF the Southern
leaders, at homo md abroad The graduo delec.
toa OF ons section the Great Uprising OF the
| People for tie maintenance OF the National Lille
and E1issncs; the rupid creation OF an immense
Army and Navy; and the Battles OF Land and
Sea.
Tus ILLUsrRATIoNs will comprise Portraits oi
all those who have borne = prominent part in the
struggle; Maps Of the different localities; Plans
OF tho leading Hcuons Views oi every scene OF
interest. and Of the msst important Battles
These Illustrations ure mos " from drawings
taken the spot by artists deputed for that pur
pose 20 accompany every division Of oGr Army
anu NAVY
Every facility at the command OF the Publish.
ers has been employed in the preparation and ex.
ecunon OF this work; and they confidently believe
that il will form The most reliuble and valuable
history which cnn he prepared, Of The GREAT
STRUoaLE tor the American UuloE.
MODE g. TERMS OF PUBLICATION,
The Work will he Issued in Numbers, each one
consisting Of 80 pages OF the size Of "Blrpers
Weekly" printed from cenr type, upon fine pa.
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Numbers,
The Numbers will be issued at intervals oi
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The prices for onch Number, which will con
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News Dealers, liberal discounts will bo mad,
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Specimen Numbers will be furnished grstui
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
MEDICAL
The Graefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate supervis.
~ ion of skillful Physician and they nuy BE-
relied upoR in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community is not IN
suited by the offer Of n single medicine Mhic
claims TO cure ALL DISEASES. but the Gelenbrerl
Remedies consist of seven different Mtdicines
all unequaied in the cure OF diseases for which
they are recommended, among which may he Sc.
lected one appropriate 10 any OF the diseases Incl
don, TO this country and climate.
HrTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS are better than any other kind OF Pills IN
the world-Price 25 Cents.
eTTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON is an iulnlhbie remedy for all Fe
male diseases $3.50.
par1HE UTERINE CATHOLICON viii alsc
cure Gravel, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties in males.
eTTHE GRd3FENBERGS SARSAPARILLA
Is by far the most poH erful and efiicecious com
dound in use.--Price One Dollar.
prTHE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP is q certain and quick remedy for al dis.
eases OF the bowels-Price so Cents.
pTTHE GRKFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never toils to permanently relieve this distressing
dsease-Price One Dollar.
brTHE GREFENBERG CHlLDREN'S
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in all
diseases incident to children.
THE GRlEFEN BERG FEVER AND AGut
REMEDY is a sovereign specific for this partic.
ulur disease Price 81 Cents.
THE GRKFENBERG GREEN MOUNT.
AIN OINTMENT excels all other saves in Is,
curative effects Price 2i Cents
THE GRHFENBERG CONSUMPTIVF
BALM affords the most astonishing reliei ina
pulmonary complaints Price 3 90 botde "a,
eminent Physician of New York, states thtt h.
has known the Grefenberg ConsumpIive's Balm
used with great success IN Dropsy. Our own
| experience substantlstes his staement)
! THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
ha mo nj up1 laItubflnl toni
| prepared. d.-Pfice 25 Cents.
| THEGR EFENBERG LOTION is unparal
| loled in adl Inflammation or diseases OF the Eye
| Price 25 Cents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
MAY %, 1868.
Removal of Indians.

The st. Paul Press, Of the 18th inst, says
that ell the Ipdiabs are nov removed hom
Minnesota, except IN the Cedar Valley. Not
"a Tadian lodge is 10 found between the
Ionative and the Otter Trail river, except a
few sIrseslers who will very soon be com
pellcd to follow iu the footsteps Of their IL.
lussrious professors. The Red River Valley
will bo the next, and wo presume an early
subject of governmental attention. The en-.
tire agricultural area of the State IL now
practically clear Of Indians, aud in threo OF
four weeks from this time will DO as secure
60 settlement, as the neighborhood Of 81.
Psul For this happy deliverance, says tho
Press, (which 10 its material aspects alone,
Is worth millions Of dollars TO our State. We
have, however, paid dear price, Over five
hundred men, women and children, stricken
down 10 one awful holocaust Of blood and
Are, is the sacrifice Wg~ have pnid to civil
authority for the removal OF this curse from
our midst. The terrible calamity OF last
August, which, at tho moment, seemed sc
threaten and cngulph the whole future Of our
State, has thus proved ia it's consequence
\ priceless blessing and from the jaws o
that dire disaster wo have piuckod pearl
which all the wealth and influence Of the
State, during many yesrs Of peaceful pros
perity, could not bsVe purchased"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
CINCINN ATI
VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED IN The YEAR 1850,


And under the control of two Of the mos, emf.
nent Physicians in the World.
DR. F.. BoNArLRTE, from London and P ar is Hos.
pitals, and tor the past 10 years of the Cincinnati
Venerca Hospital, aud DIR. l. B REYNOLDS, late
oi New York City. This is the only office IN the
City where a permanent cure oil Private Dis.
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ry OF change OF diet. Gonorrhea cured in to
~ hours. Gleet cured in 10 10 days. Strict.
ures cured in | TO weeks. Nocturnal Ennis.
sions stopped in 10 days. Seminal Weakness
cured in 2to weeks. Syphilis, in its Primary
Stages cured In days; Secondary Symptoms
cured in ! to weeks. lmpotency, vigor re.
stored in 20 weeks. Skin Disease cured in
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Dire. B, and R ere almost daily co suited by
young; men afflicted with the above diseases
some OF whom are as weak and emacinI ed as If
they had the consumption, and by their friends
supposed 10 have it. All such diseases yield 10 the
proper and only correct course of treatment and,
in a short limo, they nrc made TO rejoice in per.
feet health.
DR. BoyApARre's Great work on Private Dis.
eases the Private Guide to health is beneficial TO
ALL male and female The old and oune should
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grope in darkness. Price IS cents, sent by mail
o1-MADANE LozIERs FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
the a saio and reliable remedy Tor suppressons OF
are menses from colds, and oil female Diseases
Price 81 per box-Exlra Fine, S5-Sent to any
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Drs. D & r. are the men TO consult They
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the only Doctors who receive Monthly Reports
from the old world They have been accustomed
from an eery age Of youth, 10 witness the various
diseases which hillic mankiud, and TO watch their
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and, having ascertained beyond doubt the vast
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and 10 devote their whole attention to the aleyi
alton OF the diseases Of these important functions
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| No lo2 Sycamore street, between Fifth ant
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| Office hours A. NJ, 10 2. NJ. 66eyt
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

THAT one half of the world cannot imagine
how tho other halflive," is less true than tite;
aud the lesson the adage affords, our experience
andnbservation duly tend 10 verify. Then, TOO,
when we consider the ever varying phases ot hu'
man passion, and the discordant elements from
which oil novel and fantastica sects arc moulded
it can scarcely seem surprising that faithful rec
ord OF actual events should exceed in sngularity
:he widest dream of romance; or that crimes,
both strange and unnaruralshould be perpetraled
in n lar.of country on the outskirts of civiiza-
ton, which people in another state oi society
would never imagine possible. Knowing asl do
know the evils and horrors and abomination Of
the Mormon system, the degradation II imposes
on females, and the consequent vices which eX-
tend through all the ramhcations OF the soc ETY.
q sense ot duty 10 the world nus induced me TO
preparethe following narrative for the public eye.
The romantic incidents connected with my cx-
perience, many may think border on the marvel
ous. To them 7 would say, that this narrative
Of my life only proves, what has so often been
proved before, that "TRurH is STRANGER THAN
FIorIoN ."-Author's Preface.
The book contains 449 pages, with engravings,
Ia neatly bound in cloth, and will be sent to any
address, post paid, on receipt ofprice, 81, IS.
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