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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

SECRETARY SEWARD "CoPPERHEAD The
Y. y tribune, which Is high authority ~ TO
what Is ''loysIis" or "coppeThe 'dism, rates
Secretary Seward in the "di-loyal" list IL says
!. ne has done mure 20 encourage and sustain the
rebellion than 10 defeat and crush II his l.
because ne wrute 10 Minister Adams that the door
OF the Constitution should be kept open for the
return oi the rebels 10 their allegiance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Hon n W voorhees,. delivered In the House II Rep
.ent.ves February Is i'ss. on the Aet toindenuify
is President and other persons foe su-pendns ihewr
h.h~ss corpus snd act. done In pursuance thereof
prInsed In pamphe' form. and Be obtained at
bis ofe.. Tss = The great abort Of M. VOORHEES, TO
the liberty % the citizen. and shoald be In the
snds % every voter in indiana. n makes pamphlet
fsiS,e.n pages. Price OF so per hundred.
vsAn orders should direct the spsseher % be sent
.spr.s. a. IN. pstsge will be one cen, copy. and
nus, be prspsid
Address ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM.
INDIANAPOLIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

IOtal -
The average capital is about 1928 900 each
Other banks, under the national act, viii soon
be established at Louisville. Kentucky: Detroit.
Michigan. &c.
AT the twenty-four places marked with m "a
teri-k ~ there $50 banking institutions ex-
i-rin. previously in 1862 The new act OF 1868
ha~ therefore been the means OF extending bank
ing ,nciliieS TO twenty four places that we're pre-
viousy without them. The system meets more
favor in the Western States thD IN the old
States, because the former hitherto have bad a
less reliable currency than the latter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
National Banks.

Unto the 18Th inst. there have been eighty four
banks established under the act OF Congress or
about me per day since the first was organized in
June last The localities and capitals OF these
einhIy. lnnr banks ale as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Important 10 Females.

One department % our Dspensary is specially devoted
Of ne Diseases Of emeessuch as Lu-
chorrhea white, Irregular, Painful and suppress
Menstruation Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
be Womb, Barrenness. &c.
CouSulta tiors x aIninsfiolS free Of cl srge-
Also for sale, DR.. DtWEE'S REGULATION PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS irregularities &c. Married Ia
dies in certain situations should not them, they
would miscarriage Price - per box, and may be
sent by mail
DR. GALES'S PRFvESTIyE--An invaluable article
for wishing limit the number Of their offspring
OF The who desire children warranted not 10
lure the health and will last for lifetime. Sent TO any
address, under SEAL receipt OF The pree-TWO DOL
LARS
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending brie
sta,een, Of their >ympt0rls will receive Blank Char
list Of questions. for he Of
treatment &c Medicines sent 70 any part Of he country
70 cure any case home free from danger curiosity
AIltransaciions private and confidential Remembe,
the and number
Direct all lettersto
GALEN'S HAD DIsPENsARY
oo-l5-62d&wly Louisville. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

AccEssToSs TO THE DExpoRsTIc CAusr-W
have already notirel that the Oswego Gazette
spd the Buffalo Post supported he Democratic
ticket. thou. h they. TWO years ago, favorei tie
Republican comb nation ticket We add 10 these
the Mohawk Valley American. at Fultonville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
INSURANCE.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company

AFFICE NEWS BLOCK, NEAR THE PoSTOFFICE,
indianapolis indiana, n>ures Stores. Dwellings.
FurntGr,. Blru>. hw, Grain and I've Stock therein,
agairst los damage by Fire.
UFFlcEtsCol 4. u hose, President; j. Smith, Wee
President; n mptnb, Actuary; James j. Smith,
Urea ur.r: 4. = Fay. Secretary.
D,Kst-r, Col ID g k,,sr e = Marshal Gadianapo-
liz; Capt j. >m Pay ula-ter fie Arsenal, indiana
polls: W l. Gibson. Secretiry indiana Fire Insurance
Company, lid auapaIi~: a.. Fay General ln-urancs
AGENT i,diaLapoi. [. b. Nccarty, Auditor Wabash
County. wabash scpt2s-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
PROPOSALS.
A RMY CON 7 r A c 7 S.
OUARrERMASrER GENERALS DErAKrMEsT,)
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS,
INDIANAPOLIS, lad, September IS, 1865.

CsEALRD PR POSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
is Department until Saturday, Octber ). 1868, at
ociock r. NJ, for furnishing the following Quarter
ma. tiers Sores
500 6-luart Tn Coffee Boilers.
1uO Ia qua Thu Buckets
$40 Fr ing ans, ain.
- ,,ozen 4 X Coff~e Mills.
300 Cast Iron Box Stoves 81 inches long in the clear;
joints inch pipe each stove. AMI one sheet tin,
perforated for pipe.
20 CAST ron BOX stoves sc inches long in the clear;
Joint s iRch pipe each stove and one sheet tin
peTfuaed fpr npe.
The be made f best quality C. Tin and OF
first workmanship. The stove pipe 10 be OF good
snalty OF Anl-rca sheet iron, and put together IN
tn roagh and wurknianiiAe manner.
Rds or stove, must the weight of ach size pro-
posed furnished.
Of the nwAre. Frying Pans aud Coffee Mills, ne-hlth
will be required days from award OF contract and
the rcna fore he ration of tn rty days
from same date The Stoves to be all delivered within
fifteen day.
The dersigned the right Of ectng airy OF
all tn bid, that may be offered for the above St"v-s
anu al -->ening increasing the quantities above
specified the pubic service may require
The good, be livered at this department free Of
charge for freight OF drayage.
Terms If "a, meni cash ON delivery.
sept2--dld A. STONE, Q ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Democratic Documents.

aare.. OF the Dsmecrete Members
,as General Assembly 70 the People % Indiana
nag forth the history Of the late session, and The
500. why mers had no, been accomplished duripg I've
..,l,.t,on.l arm. Thss docamsni makes pamphlet
x,..E p.x.s. ..d oil Be furnished "a any quantity,
&c si 90 per hsndrea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

|rhs csuserspt Aet-speeeh % Hon.
vcosheer on the coascreton BiIi. inths House Of
preventative. rserusry 81 issa Tbisi' one Of the
-.s ,p>eehs. q Mr. voorhees,. question row oe-
,yinx large share Of public attention. and evr ~
izsn IN indiana .hould have aeopy n masss pam
ass o. slxhs pages. Price 81 per hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28


The locations os tie eighty four banks have
been at seventy six different places, viz:
NJ line-B ,th. ............. ............
New Himpshire-Por >mouth. Na-hua....
NJ ,ss,chu-ett~-S ring field. Worcester..... 2
Cunuec. icul-New Haven. Stamford, Nor
wich D
New York-New York ~. Adams Ellen
vii!c,s D,nSvilie, FShsill
L4ndings Rondout. Syra-
cuse, Watertown.......... y
New Jersev-Newark. -.................
Pennsy Ivania-Ph philadelphia. Carlisle. Ere,
GirardH Huntington,- Ma
retta,- Johnstown.s New
villes Pitsburg, Scranton
(2).* Strasburg.% kitan
Mug, Towauda- Wilkes
barre, Hniday Sburg. $50. l6
District of Columbia-W ashinston. ...... |
Iiliuois-Chicago. Aurora, Caro- $780,.
lndiana-Indian pulls Andersou,s b uff-
tons Centerville,s Evans-
willie. Fort Wayne. Frank
lin W, Kendallsvile, La
faveue, Richmond. Terre
Haure. Rock vile. Cam
bridge City, Lawrenceburg. ID
Iowa-Davenpor'. Iowa City. keokuk,
Lyons $1,000. ......-..-
NJ chigan-Ann Arbor,s Fen,on.*
Ohio-Cincinnati 30, Cleveland %. Day
ten ~. Akron ~. Canton,
Fmdlay.s Fremont.s Hum
iiton Lodi. McCon"eIis-
ville.- Oberliu.- P.'rts-
mouth. SIlem, SlndnSky
Troy, Warren, YOungs
town. ............... ~
Missouri COLUMBIA. .............
Wsconsin-J anesvie, Milwaukee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
MEDICAL COOKS, &C.
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD DiSPeNSARI.
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES or KENTUCKY F0R TB
TREATMENT OF ALL TBE DISEASES OF THU
URINARY AND GENITAL. ORGANS
- s.~a Ess. rs n o. -
PRICE ONLY TIN CENTS
q Tsdiras Report,

habit fseIf To which l. added observation
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the ut
most importance the married and those contemplating
marriage vino doubts OF their physical ability &c
enter that state. any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire tine and attention 10 the treat
men; of the various private Of in pr
yate report Our Dspensay the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been tao!shec by special
charter should give preference over The
various quacks Of doubtful character be fOun in al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

New Styles, from 32ta cents per vsrd-
No pains or expense has been spared. to fur
nisb our Customers with the largest and most va
red stock of Carpets ever offered in this market.
and they will be sold at prices defying competi-
ton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
FROR TIE SEAT OF WIZ.

We have very little news OF a reliable nature from
the seat Of the Potomac Accounts continue to
be received Of the progress Of General Lees army the
result OF which will be developed in due time.
letter received this Office from Berryyile, dated
Re Esd instant, says:
"There has been heavy cavalry Skirmshing east OF
the ridge for the last three DAYS the lines between
Suckers and Ashbys Gap (the lowest two in the ridge
but the Yankee cavalry have been severely dealt with
10 need heavy infantry and artillery supports
tain even dash Many Of them have been killed and
IN te large number Of prisoners taken. We hold the
Gaps securely, and command vieS OF Rockers owe
meets entirely the plain 70 the Potomac below
Leesburg Many substantial advantages have been
gained aud the whole army feels confident Of glorious
result 70 be reached within few days All the newI
and rumOrs from the Pennsylvania line cheering in
the highest d'gree-'
With regard TO the movements o. the Yankees below
Richmond We have a report, BY the way Of the York
River railroad that they still the Whts HouPe in
force, and have thrown cut Their pieke' two miles in
hi direction.
A reconnaissance was msde yesterday, si1ty-6ve
niles down James river for the purpose OF aScertaning
the strength Of the enemy in that direction. Il developed
the e that there are no Yankees there and the report
Of their having landed Lower Brandon turns out to
be false.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
THE ARMY IN THE VALLEY

The following order issued by Lieut. Gen. EWell
on the 18th Instant
!. Major General Early, viii in the vicinity, will as
s; me command OF the Department Of Winch ster COM
yrsing all the VALLEY SOUTH as far as Woodstock and
north as far as the nes of the Army.
H. AL captured property viii be turned over to the
proper Departments, cIcep, such supplies as may be
needed for present consumption, which viii az once be
issued 70 the command.
The Provost Marshal will use the most stringent mea-
sures to prevent individual appropriations OF what he
longs 70 all
Clothing will be Issued under the rules that govern
yhs QlArtermaster's Department on acquisitions ap
proved by the Lieut.. General Commanding All the
Divisions viii be furnished in proportion.
When ores supplies are absolutely necessary Tor
individual wants the applications must be approved at
these Headquarters, By Maj. Gen. Early, Command
ing Department Of Winchester.
The garrison flag captured by Maj Gen. Early's d.
vision viii be sent TO Richmond by detail 70 be made
by Maj Gen Early.
The Lieut. General Commanding desires in eve-y
manner 10 amelorate the condition Of the in the
ranks, who have the work to do, and who do it so
nObly He fully sensible Of the oppression and out
RACES Of the enemy on our people. He appeals TO the
Intelligence ami patriotism that mark this Army, 70 as
sst him in REFRESHING every act Of individual plumber
on the part Of those ha. may think such only just
taatOn But this plundeIing must be suppressed, or
our discipline g0ne-tae prestige OF victory which
has hitherto marked our course, viii become like our
enemies baud Of robbers without spirit to win vc;o-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
FINANCIAL LsD COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND. June %.

hICHMOhD, june ~
Holders of specie are relaxing their grasp of the
precious metals and hence have to report an increase in the
offerings brokers have Abated their paying rates. and We
hear Of purchases Of gold by them to-day $500 premium
which decline OF 81 90 from the highest rate paid by them
They are however, holding about former rates. viz o. 80
MUM liver 50c below figures Bank
81 10 premium. The buying rates are sl,Oo9lO5.
Bonds and stocks remain at about last quotations.
Tn. markets. i've this period OF the year We
quote Virginia registered stock xes at lS North Carolina do
oil ssue 1885, new d. 1884, Bank of Richmond no. James
River and Ksnwhs Company %.
We have received copy of the proceedings of the
2Sh annual meeting OF the stockholders Of Richmond
burg railroad company held the 26h u, and
panyng reports The total receipts during year
8 CSC 81 the expenditu $202 $50 90 There
enmsut addtI for locomotives cars, bal
about as 900. The tonnage
bug Richmond during the year. shows the receipt
hhdS tobacco 25 baes cotton bus cors sS lbs leather
2S bales domescs 535ls Ds rOn and IS 779 DIS m!see
laneouI freight The miscellaneous freight during preceing
year did not exceed 100000 DS
The cargoes of the Ella and Annie Orion aud Brit.
sold auction in Charleston, week We a.
mex list OF some OF the prices obtained:
sIlPee, 81 SCog N3 sweet oil PITTS 5000 y dOreD.
olive S quarts $500 80 dsseh; shot 81 - AverPOo
ga q y.S, ds c''s ,e;P g = ,t ns! 's n
yi2a ss I9 quart, $500 zen; DO in PiaI 81 s
dcZen Iun W. ESE0 gAlou brown ~ 25(i ~ n m
i1.'SI oIH S eos. 1G 5iP back ss !; SO
a s. $ slsif: ,Ge 30 q, " Es sole
soda, 81 tO0l 95 NJ hammers IS 2 DOZEN css % 4 dozen
ZACH soft m hats slS ,SoS q DOZEN acOnol iST
y %, an. blncheT boots 70 pEr mems oalmor 6oos
Egs 20 pair wOmen black cloth and c. '.imere boots ttGa
q o. An pair French calf Irs $:OC0tH5 dozen; girls
bootes Sf2 80 y pal shoe ihresd, *eR9 D heavy
lawn psper $40 u reas printing paper, 81 By sl6O ream
note paper &sOs3 rs ream; letter paper SDi2 ram
'eSspGper y BY &3S reGm; envelopes 8gO30 q Nj lnsh
80 "a Ie5 i2 n yafd bdks $40 q dozen; linen cam
,rIc hdis 256S4 so dozen; b'sched sirag double
:, in T2< y yard; white sewing tom 200 yAId
n CO dozen paying card &23 DOZEN dressing combs fl9
DOZEN .cone 81 6S yard hoop .I 10 70 s9o - % sprh,
Stton under Shirts ass q dozen cotton shirts, " dozen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
TIE CROPS IN MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, June Give have the most cheering &C.
in regard to the grain crops in the Northern por
ton of the State. The wheat crop has all been saved
New -four Is coming into market and selling in Grenada
at fl5 per Dbl The weather is excessively warm
thermometer 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
SKIRMISHING IN TENNESSEE.

ATLANTA, June 2s-Advices from Tennessee state
that the enemy advanced in force on Wednesday to
Hooper Gap, fifteen miles from Shelbyvlle where they
were met by the lst Georgia Regiment. skirmsh en-
sued after which the enemy took possession of Liberty
Gap. A general engagement is not expected. The
weather is stormy There have been heavy rains fol-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
ARREST OF A FEDERAL OFFICER IN DISGUISE.
PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF THE AT
LANTA.

SAVANNAH, June 26.-Letters by flag of truce from
the officers and crew of the steamer Atlanta state that
two Is inch shells crashed through her port side, one Of
which demolished the pilothouse wounding both pi-
lots. The ship then went aground, and being unable
to bring gun to bear, her surrender was clearly ne
oessary Our casualties killed, eight seriously
and ten slightly wounded Except the pilots, no officer
Oas seriously hurt The prisoners we're at Port Royal
to be sent North on the 10Th instant.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
TELEGRAPH1C.
FROM YICKSBURG.

| JACKSON, MISS, June ga stan officer, who lef
Vcksbug on Monday, reports the garrison closely be-
sieged. The enemy keep up a constant fire, more Sc
than formerly as they have better range of the
| town.
An entire block Washington street, vicksburg
destroyed by incendaries last week Every means
has been resorted to discover them, but without sue
| cess
The sappers and miners on both sides are hard ct
work, and hear the sound of each Others picks.
The report that two ladies had been killed during the
bombsrdment is untrue. No citizen has been injured
lsEcoYD DESPATCH
JACKSON Miss, June 2G-ViG Mobile, 27M.--AdSices
from Yicksburg to the 2Sd have been received There
no assault made last Saturday, but every gun in
Grants works and in the fleet was brought to bear on
the devoted garrison. The FIRE was kept up from 2
o'clock until 10 o'clock A. NJ Our gunners responded
brskly. The Yankees admit that our fire was very
destructive and the accuracy of our gunuers unequqed
Our loss rs killed and wounded. Brisk firing is going
at Vicksburg tonight.
THIRD DISPATCH.
JACKSON, June 27.-There is perfect dearth OF news
tO-day-not even a rumor on the street. No! gun
has been fred at Yicksburg to-day.
FROM PORT r-DSON'
osv,., r,.o a. w nave had copious rain here.
oorria, rsa zen Logan reports nothing new from
T--s hudson.
A gentleman from New Orleans says il is reported
that the Federas lost 900 in the ght at Port HUDSON
last Friday.
A private letter from New Orleans reports the yellow
fever prevailing there.
IsEcoNp DESPATCH
OsrRA, June s7-Hcavy firing was heard at Port
Hudson last night. No particulars reccised.
THIRD DESPATCH.
OSYEA, June 2S.-A gentleman from Clinton reports
that Lyons is on the alert for msrauders. lie keeps
GersOn in check Banks and the feet are still 'peg-
ging away" at Port Hudson.
ARREST OF A FEDERAL OFFICER IN DISGUISE
JACKSON, June pa special to the Mississippian,
dated Grenada, 2jth says that MAJOR McGbbon Of the
Federal army was arrested in disguise in that place yes
terday lie was reported to the Provost Marshal last
week as having left Memphis business with promise
of SlOO,O 900 reward if successful.
quantity of goods en- route for Memphis have been
seized by the Provost Marshal
Trains are running again to Pamela.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
DRINGE EDWARD MARCH CIRQUE

aoSsS RaEs aI INV oSGs,latni ala pAFInet IRI s'
fes uudSEhs sye Of Pace oheathsm who for the ben
cot % @ a. R4aesA1d sil ohsE eedtoFs ~ Robert
Treat SAs wiz eoptgen thsr shars Of ne eos 81 Obs sI
eii q Ib 70 a. Pace AMI an ousr creditors or iS y
j. 5 Rice sdmi1s.tor Of Robert w. rIen,. decd Rsbsf C.
Trent GifnrX MePherson and Mary L., his wife, Dfs
=. ] Rice. almlu tkxtBtctfTpU pesreeyl -t t..,s ~
Aha the rsust sp gEs jEgs order and decree that
Wo1haH Ase6ant ans make report
lhs Cgrtot teaehte nfrom r. W. Trent deed and the p
bds Of s and that be do, by notice advertised In
hSsRss published In the city Of Richmond for four successive
weeks all persons asserting claims Iganst the OF the
said r. W. Trent appear be him and
designate, and duce the said claims proof
su,h notice the parties or either o; them.n -
WaIna persons ntsge In the foregoing appear
my Office Prince Edward Court House, on sSlur-
day. he 18Th day Of july 1855 vita her claims against the ss
R Trent deed, and the proof thereof they win be
excluded nom participation in the funds Of said estate
B. J. W0RSHAM, -.
isIl-eiavlE QonGisalpnst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
oHAHRERLAIN's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, June 23d, 1858.

s "a RICHMOND, June asa, 1888. :
NOTICE to al whom it may concern. By
ordinance Of the city passed 18Th day Of Oct 1852
auended on the 22d intt is ordained that any mercbA IL
mSnufAeurer auconeer broker hotel other p
on whom or upon whose employment class tar WHO
ghaeary on his or her business In the city without %
been listed by the Assessor having filed Rhthe Cham AT
notice OF his or her i0tention to engage in suS
pay double ne u1FoUnt Of TAX hdttAo
upon them on aCcsgp s q IsoGt tSiTiy ysaS
a I lsysr and 10y lnd
seusy. ks S xsS sns bsl9lsi
that -!els-eeelp o., ', N, ooNRiT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

GEoaRAPHIcAL-Harrisbu the capital Of Penn
sy,yan;a is situated almost due north Of Washington
about one hundred miles distant air line. The
Potomac river from Wilamport to Washington, courses
in southeastery direction and the Susquehanns from
Harrisburg to its mouth, HsulyPu1L'sl with the
course Of the Potomac, so tba. the distance from
Washington TO Hayre de Grace, where the SusQuC-
ouehanna emptics into the Chesapeake, il about the
same as tia: FROM Wliam,pOrt to Harrisburg. On the
latter line General jenkins cavalry have been opera
sing. BY forming a diamond, in accordance with the
above outlines general idea Of the geography Of the
present "sea. Of war" may be obtained without the
Of a map The top Of the diamond indicates the po-
ston OF Harrisburg the east point HAvre de Grace,
the bottom Washington, the west point WiliamsPort
The line from Harrisburg to Havre de Grace repre-
sents the Susqushanna from Havre de Grace to Wash
ington the railroad Inc from Washington through Bal,
rmore-the latter about midway. The line from VII
lamspor. 10 Washington represents the Potomac, and
the remaining lines the pursued by Gen. jenkins,
With this difference, that curved line project ng out
wards would give a more accura indication of the
route.
The Cumberland Valley railroad which forms the
direct railway connection between Chambersburg and
Hauisburg IS 6lty-.wO mss in length, Toe distances
from Chapbsgsburg are as follows To Scotland Ples,
tOstipPsPahHg II pilsss 44yiilss Isl 6sEHRs - Ar
eq5iaR e G,t'4l, 4RiggSt0P ~, 4scAapica6Eg ~
RadgePeFt a Harrisburg S2s.5- Al, Yscasa.cs5urg
aisiUs4pSgi' ah9u. tEelty-6ye miles east Of Cham
bery9Egs in Adams GPgRty There i Eai+0Ad aORneG:
tiOp-s Leiges9 HageEstoKpr kda 70 chsRJbefsbqFg,
H4gsntogR is abqqs eight niles ROrheAstSG Williams
PSf5ge-at2va Is about e'gl, ui.ss Gorhe-s. Of William
Connellsvle and Uniontown are in the southwestern
Pirt0t rPsppsyly4Ha iH sbe direction Of PiIshREg
GPeFA InbodeP s Or has hseDf oPerEting OvsE there
UsoRt0vR il more tha33 hundred niles from Williams
PVFis ina direct line. han a i--as miles from William
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

BY DAVENPORT CO., STOCK AUCTIoNEERs,
Corner Of Cary and 18Th streets.
WE will sell at auction, at the office of the
Old romn Insurance Company, Of Cary and
18Th street. FalDAY July 3d. 1868, 10 O'clock
the following desirable Bonds and - .cEs
100000 Richmond and DanvIle B. r. per cen, Registered
Bonds 1873
5000 Virginia per cent Registered Bords long date
$500 Confederate is Million Coupon Bends
5000 Confederate per cent 100 Million Coupon Btn;s
6Shares Richmond Imp rtng and Exporting Companys
stock-Saml J. HARRISON President
Shares Richmond and Petersburg Importing and FIX
portlrg Compsny's stock-WiAi-m N. Sutton, Pres
ideDt
30 Shares Bank Of Richmond Stock
DAVENPORT * CO.,
je29-5t Stock AuctioneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

SUPERIOR BLACSrNG.-We haYe received from MessIs
Paul & Co., of this city, saups of the Challenge
Backing" which they manufacturing. 1t is made
from the best materials and viii give just such polish
to ones boots shoes ss would be expected from an
application OF Days AaEiqs or NasOn's hachiug. 1t
put pg 9 tA boxes neatly lb3sIledAs &essra Rsltb&
Co. deserve iP thsiE Hndsrfak g osupa
RE the cqRpqHity With homseinsdss FtioesfOr Which
here j. such general demand and ge trust they will
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