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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

THE WIFE Of TX Pres. Pierce died on
Wednesday at Andover n. IL. She has been
in feeble health for several years. Her age
was - years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

lows MEETING IN Es>EN. on "Wednesday.
voted to Iay $3.50 bounty to all volunteers
under the last call, to fIl the quota of Essex.
The Selcctmen alse offer TO give their own
fees (Sl5) TO any one presenting an accepta-
be volunteer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

The ceremony of formally breaking ground
on the west side Of the Missouri River for the
Union Pacific Railroad occurred on Wednes-
day Nearly one thousand persons were
present.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

Now the New York election is decided,
We suppose things will be done up, in New
York after this, i" according 10 Gunfher."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

HNEsBURGH has voted to pay $500 to all
volunteers under the last call and $50 adli-
tional TO veterans The Sciectmen also pay
$40 premium to any one bringing an accept
nhlc recruit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

WAR MEETING IN MuToN The tizcns Of
Milton filed their Town Hail Saturday eve z,
to hear patriotic speeches and consult upon
measures TO promote volunteering. G.. 6.
Benedict, Esq, Supt. Of Recruiting, ad-
dressed the meeting at some length, upon
their duties under the recent call for yolun-
teers, and was followed by Capt. Reynolds
Of the 9th Vermont, formerly Of Milton, in
an exceedingly interesting, patriotic and
stirring speech. Milton is pretty wide
awake. and has already secured niHe men, or
one third Of her quota. \ town meeting
has been called to consider the question Of
offering town bounty and that the quota Of
the town will be raised is not allowed TO be
a question.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

A court martial has been convened in Gin
cinnati for the trial of Gen. Brayman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

lows MEETING in Richmond last week
voted to raise Il, 10 on the dollar Of the Grand
List, To Iay bounty OF $500 to every vol
unteer under the last call. The quota OF
Richmond i, Il and seven have already vol
untcercd.
The town ol It. Adams has voted To Iay
the same bounty.
The towns Of Chester and Shrewsbury pay
$500 10 volunteers.
The town Of Waitsfcld has nearly fllcl its
quota. twelve. at least. of the fifteen called
for. having enlisted already.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11
HARD on BRAGG.-The following bit Of sa

tire is credited to a Southern paper
after the battle Of Chickamauga, sol
der, who had been within the enemy's lines
and escaped. was carried before Gen. Bragg
and questioned in relation to what he saw.
He said the rout was complete aud the enc
nv in full retreat when he left. The Gene
raj asked him if he knew what a retreat
was j.? He looked at the General with sur
prise, and said Why, General, haven't |
been with you in your whole campaign p y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

JERcHo.-Thc town Of Jericho voted. on
Wednesday evening, bounty Of three hun
drcd and fffy dollars to volunteers to fll her
quota. and laid tax Of l4O cents ON the
Grand List, to raise the money.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

GEN. GRANTS SUccns.-A Chicago cor
respondent Of the Rutland Herald writes as
follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-11

We learn from the Woodstock Sfaadqrd
that Frederick Billings, ESQ, Of san Fran
cisco, has removed with his family to New
York City, where he will in future reside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-02

MURDxR OF Raw jobs a. kikLxR--Rsv John
Il. Miller, Colonel Of q regiment 6f 3lsaapri
State troops. was murdered ne.r P0Itos> c. In that
State, few weeks ago while on his way to preach
. sabhath sermon ct Ripley His. xils Eaa:hsra
Presb. trtsa says:
He received intslIg anss that tho plass " - ooeu
pied BY q regiment OF renegade TeaEeseo Uuion
men, under the rotoriouas;Oi. Hurss, and knowiDg
that he had rendered himself peculiarly Obnoxious
to them by kis zeal and selv In ths Scuthera
hastily with Of the elders Of the church Judss
Rogan, who lived Ia tho country, he isfs WITH
vtsw Of eyeding thsn. Bus hs uofor tuDsteiy en-
o,unteFsd two nf them with two pfisoness about
swo miles south OF Ripley. and being a.oae, and
psrhaps too near to escsp when he observed them
horse ehot through the head and sh gain th 1gh
the body His family phJsleian after examining
the body its arrival as his late home psou ,uuc.
Cd the opinion th ss eithsr wound would have tevss
fatal aud hence that hs was killed by tbs f.t shot,
His person wss robbed Of 6fty or sixty dollars, hs
hat (Which WAS q new asd q o cns) u.. VEIN by
hts M0rd0rsr into the village Of 6iDky. They
stole the very sermon ne had intended i preseh
that Gay, An only Gsvs II mp to LADY on cnndy
ton OF her furnishing copy. xaey even took
frr u his mouth q set OF Ektitcsl tseth, fer tho
within lying In the road just whore the hslish esed
bad been kespetrased. Some negroes who vsere
passlrR drew the corpse sslde to place OF ssisty
where 1t lay until Il Was SAINT Tor s0m the v.hg'.
Tbs murdersss proceeded to Eip,ey ane reported
that they had lilled SscssA Colonel aud to juz:isy
themselves added that he had resisted when they
arrested HIN. But tho tsstIm ny OF cre ef tbs
men ~h1 Witnessed The marase W. that be aii
not resist at eli, Lu. that to Was murdered out.
right.
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NEWS.
ARsirs In the ssushwess.

JAcKs3H. Aprli Co. Advioss from 0snsda state
thas 0artis's oonmaad rstaensd souasss oarIath
yssteday feen Palo Alt,.. 0fisrson b knowa 70
b tslow yaea ason.
a scout feom AnstiA ysstssday says hat tbs
Hirissip0i Il twIvs feet stovs lew-~strr mafk,
and = faiins stx iashss daily. IT b iDpos-ibls tor
bosfs - sss Into Nom L1ka aati. tas ftssf rsss-
4 Afswtxanapxts pes ap an3 dowa daily. Two gan.
boats and one :rs7sp,rt. towing Two bAfJss passs1
dswa On the 2J,h.
(sEcnND DEPATc3l
JAcKsoH. Apfu 39--S.x gsubo -, with two
sfsnspafts lashsd to than, pa xsa q and dali last
night a O'clock. Yhs enemy ars on The Louiet
ana thKs below.
Col Wit Adams has met ths Yankee ssvslry
them towards Brookhavsu. Tas enemy q rspoeted
In fores At Beoohbaysn.
Ons hur9rsd m lunssd msa, we'll armed lsft
Iatodsz on tbs SO "a 10 SIN Col. Adsrls who with
. regiment ana tws maustaia. lisees. Is marching
to Intercept the sasry's m,vssnsat towaeds Baton
RouSs.
= train Of troops reached Hazs,La9svs from Jack.
e. = 9 sssss g: g;
wa hsard sAls morning near Uafon Church. Fsom
tbs best Information tsceisef here. the Yankees
arc mcvina toHsids Natehsz.
4 private dispatch to the MissE sipSt.n ssys that
the enemy sEtsrsd BSh Ia yss.e.dsy. burned the
dspot, tore mp tbs track aud captured several s5l
Gsrs and one fac.f. Their c,urss wss suddenly
changed towards Brookhav.n. Our forces are close
upon thsr rear.
The enemy engaged en- Tuseday al GRIND Gulf
srs mssaiog . large bcdy at Gard Times, on the
Louisiana ahore, d 70 miles eSove Grand Gull
Ala, g, portion OF the Dispatch being nnintsllk.
sisls. was not t'aaEcr;b,d. portion. anticipated
BY ths o slsl Dispatch published yesterday. ID also
nfnfifs3
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TEE NEWS FROM THx RAPPAHAxNosK-
THH kOVakENTS OF THA E3lMY-A
FIGHT HOURLY ANTICIPATED.

TIE NAWS EAO4 TIKI 8APPAHAGG0EX-
THB MOVEMENTS OF THA E2iMY-A
FIGHT HOURLY ANTICIPATED.
The psws frS N The armies now o0nfrootlng esch
ssasr on the RsPpahannock II highly important.
aoi II q noss than probable that one of the 20.
ssssst sonileA Of ihs whole war will take ?! nee
EdAy o. to4coEEow. Tbs enemy. Ia very heavy
sfes have creased, aad are now On ths south siee
Vi The RaspahAnaosk and zspidan rivers. They
wars Dot disposed 10 aesin attempt to foTes their
way 10 Richmond BY assaultins our posilion on
GIyss Heights ana along ths line OF the Mesa.
Isosx, and hAvs sJuSsaasnsly sought crossings for
as nAia BODY Of thslr forces some ss7eptssu to
twenty miles above frsdsriekaburg. ss 1l5'S Ford
Aod 0sTnAnnA These rosutx sfs on the kspldan,
fs" miles above It, Junction with the north fork
" The IaSpsAsuuosk. The sdvic ~ recslvsd BY
tas tsAin last tsvsning represent that tho advance
u ths snsmy had reAchsd Q point within two mites
u spossJlvaniA Court Hcuss at noon estsrdsy -
N 'Isw a Ais change In the movements OF tbs
t.suy, it u psobahls ths: cue whole frcus Will bs
sasnssd and instead Of the general ooa a!ct takag
plass IN font Of Yrsdssiskssnrs, or on tbs same
ground Of the battle Of tho 18th ol December, It
VII douttsss b fought In iha viclnisy Of the
Ooost House, OF near iks eentsA Of the eoaniy.
heavy artillery cusl was fought on 1harsday
afsAtnoon. nxar the month Of Deep Run, but with
eas a. dsssl,s rssult on shhss side.
Another report statss that ths enemy has also
esossta . Considerable body Of troops at Ualtsd
sssses Ford dI miles above Fssdsrisksbnrs. and
sess ssi1.'A was sxpssted 70 oosuf N the neigh.
eahood Of OhanesllassyIlls.
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.TH1 raAHsHlasIssipp1 DzpARrxIRr

.THx T2ANs.MllsI0sIPP1 DxPARTMIRT,
We fs.s Shsszing news ntom ths department.
west cf Ne Mississippi Eivsr Oar trpsSse:s there
ne now hsishtse tAaa they hays been Tor many
uacnshs pass fhs appo,ctmsnt Of Gen. Kirby
Smith md 0sn. Price - take eonmsnd In thst
country has already had = most happy sffses I,
has irfussd frseh lus and spirit tn.o the trocp, aud
svsn renewed hope end e'nnisnss to the people.
Ths osssomsly Advattsw says;
aupdrsds Of families who 3Wsss preparing to
abandon the country have go3s to work In earneat
70 rate provision croDA and thousands Of men who
ID dsserted from The army. while Il visa under the
control Of Hcinsy ena HindmAn. are willingly 70
turning 70 :hets euty. Our informant states that
not hess than two hSndrsd, who had been skulking
Ia ths woods osms N body and gave themselves
up, avowlns their deaife TO msfched against Tie
enemy. Oar army there . eonss queutly rsridsy
sasirg In numbsT1 and ef cen, and. under she
gaidsnce Of the able Generals who ere now q. the
head Of a6Afe. We may rsAsonAbly expect ths
oeeofrsnes Of important events within the nsxt
sxsy days.
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1MeoATAsT From NJ xfco The Havana Diarso
Of the lsh, contains Intelligence Of tho dsfeas o
General oonontost oa his wty to ths ssassxre, Of
0snsral Ortssa, who. as lss. accounts, was e.ossy
bssisesd. 5na hsd ,red 70 cspitusts under cens.s
aionA The Dtarto says Au Eaglish sseansaip OF
wsr axrived hsrs yssterday fom Vera Osuz, watch
plass abe lsft on ths 6th. and hriuss ths following
intosns::ons
The nsws heretofore eomnuuicAtsd to us ty q
privs.s eozrespcsdent, by English stss,aer OF III
dsssat OF General OomOnfors, n coEd med Hs
haA started to FusbiA to reinfores Gsusssi Oftesa
when General Berth;sr gave HIN bat.le.
General OftsSs had ssnt . communication 70
General fossy; ~ ring I, eaptsula.s upon terms
The French Oomioandsr In Ohtsf hsd released 10 90
ssds TO any eapi,ulatinn whatever, demanding IN
unoo0dltional kuSrecdss. The authorities Of the
city u Pusbls had sent dispatch CT to General
Forsy 70 ask him mot 70 d ,atfoy tas city. ana a
other had beea cent BY the lsdisA II Is said thai
0ensrol FOrey hsd stopped oil further eaoccnAd-
asg pfefssstns TO fesy On other means TO compel
susrenae. 0eneral 0rtsss bad made sally At
tha hss1 Of 10 90 men, With view Of ops ing .
passass ln the ciasetlon Of the Oaplsal bui fourd
The Obstacles 70 serious thas he Was tossed to r..
M hAviag suffered considerable loss
1Psh wss ths supply os psoslaionE in Vera Cruz,
aed\0 eheaply wers they sold 70 privats bry ,ss,
that \erss quantltse had besn re sxpostsu 10
fEaE<A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-02

AGnchsster -An eiec!i on Of Tsustsei for tbs town
Of AsncAssssr was held On tho 9Th OF April, the
following sutleu,sn being sh ,seu 10 al ths posl.
zion, via: Johu Hatcher, @ G. kSzae, O,aISorus
Burrs.t. p. D. Mckinney. Wm. a. Garnett, Elm.
NETT " Weislger, Aad James atIer. Considerable
excitement prevailed tho subjsct OF the
vigorously for their election. Dsspsse the tas
ancept town has improved e,pslderably within
the past tso yesrA l. has ssns several companies
to the fsld who have done good service Lately
arrangements have bsen made TO build papsr mil
the foundation o: whi,h has already bsan com.
mansed The whole building y expected to be
rsaay By tie Is: Of Jay 1t VIII be seeosei the
causi. west Of tho ett.on factory. Manchester,
which was founded long prior 70 the Revolution,
wss aettlei by Scotch emIgrsn,s ard as long 20
ss lie0 paper used 10 be puo iahsd there. Proha.
bly, At so:ao future tins tbs t. nm msy become 70
AlShr,oE. what Brooklyn Ia t. Few Yerk.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

10 ~ Ssniass. Isidsy, . House bill wss raxed
pisAlns in ths military service Of the Confederate
SsAasa Astse hs Let Of JaIy usxf al psssous caln.
tas 70 b sinssss Of the Uuissd etsAse (lneiadias
kA'yianas's residing or so,oqrsing Ia the ooa
fsdsssss GtAtss
The Aoasa t,n 70 puaiSa trading In Yankee
fFsssnry ncsss or bopas Was postponed potl. shs
nsxs sessIca
a report relative - Inv case Of ksjor Roehman
s6ssd t.. Il sxprsssss the opinioo that he
IAa reason to believe that hs va to bs appolptsd
"'os command Of beigads. asd that his services
T'e'A 20 douht have bsss sninsatly sdvan.
"ssoas In the positiaa soe whish b supposed HIN.
III assigusd.
usssass tIom Ne rsesldsns waa isssivsA ~.
sesnlns. viii hA disaypeovaL ths aes 70 aushorsss
us ssn1u,iaIon Of cswspApsrs - soldiers frss Of
postAss
1hs House amssanAas " he sssats bsli sstab
asaaas The oenls1seass AAs was eoasustsa n.
Al = o's,ssk tAs esnats tosk ssssss untu Z
s'soek p. n.
Ia the Rsxss bill ef The Senate 10 susablisA The
ax Il The CouSs<s.ats States, with "a aus snd.s.i
" ". arsy. os Texas, stslkiAs oct tAs hias bar
from u rs4 asid. was paDsd The aAs - adopted
"A white Asid two thirds the lensth ef the snsirs
sx. Ns untea 10 b The sans q ths present bsatle
sH, . eoys tve.tt.sds q 1svi1tb. WITH . ground
rsd esosl seitlse q biasy With 1nllstts d 61e
~ 1sss 1.s ssss. see.sseee9iae wisA ~ asssss oi
ne nsass sook - sa psusls ssss,stlea Of =.
1870 ..., sassaIiss ~ ans = a63sseansas snl
ssasss saslaAsAs y ~ tGl = ssasss pssvsA1
a - -
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ks,ENrxls FROM The ARMY OF TsssE.ss

kB,ENTkBs FROM THE AEMY OF TxNHEssBF.-
General B.sgs has !s4usd m ordsr, dstsd April
s3l. In which he offers tas following liberal terms
to deserters sna other s6sen:ses:
II having bean Agcsrta!usd Inst many fo!ders
nov ahssnt frt N this army &fs anxii u3 to return
ishmsat ns dsse-tsrg, .he Oom,annd.ns General
gives rcfiee that all Will bs restored - duty with
out prnlshmert who return to their cosrs within
twenty Gays, l! within Cur lines, or x now north
Of ths i.ass OF this amy, within scrty days.
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y 4 aoe carriage was vsen In the sassst Of Coluua.
bus.. Aiss the othse ds7, crAwa by . hns pair OF
bisex oxsn.
The psrscual attendant Of Z 0aaef1 " called
sid-ls os@p bat tbs sta6 oi1ese who fuos as ths
nrss DE y only dSesrpsr.
yisAop Masil, of Rishnond, fssashAa, n Mons.
gomsry. Ala, N Sunday lass
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The Edu :atioual Convention.


COLUkB:A, april 29--Ths educational Associa-
Non o: the OonfsderAts sta:es Of Amssiaa was fully
Vgmzsd 10 day. Seventy eelsgst from SIX
States were prssa.. TIE following psrnansn. Of.
&c .rs were elected: Pfesidens-J. L. Ksy aolds of
e. G; Vics PreSlcen!s-W. F. Davis, sfVa, ~. II.
Wiley, Of Il O., snd & W. Gibbes; of s O.; Escre
ta:ies- J. Htotdsrt. CT Ga. q. r. PesFcs. Of Ala,
and W II. S.rat:on, IT La Record ng Secrsia-y-
r. J. Stevens; Corresponding Sse1stafy--W.
Palmer; Tfea.urer. J 3. Patrick. Apy mae citi
z,a Or tsaehar i9satifi d Nth the educational IN
tsrsst ls sdm:zsisis to mentsrshIp by ballot. TIE
meetings are 10 be held acnaAly.
fsEClND DI'PATCH
COLUMBIA, Apsn a0-Tas Uoavt ntiou adjourned
yesterday, to meet on the FIRST w .dae.dsy Ia Esp
tsu.ber In Atlanta. Ca Important cou III ttsss have
bssa appo!ated AID tho Asaocis. ion ID decided
suscssl Great unanimisy prevail sd Ia Inc Obi sess
AID Arrangements Eor future action.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, May l, 1856

FRIDAY, May l, 1863
SPECIE AND BANK NorEs-The market is
dnll at last qu0tations-$4 premium for gold,
s. IS for silver, and 65 ~ y cent. for bank
notes.
BONDS AND SrocKs-At Messrs Davenport
& Co.'S sale to day the following prices were
obtained: Confederate bonds, Is M loan, con-
pops, 1875, closing at 1872 for i6 $50; do. do.
registered, l2l a l22; dc. do, 100 Nj. loan, 1861
@l07; dc. do, new Issue, eiPhts. lG2 a 1903; do.
do = per cent. convertible, l06 q 108; Va. 6'e,
registered, lll0IliI; North Carolina bonds,
old issue, 1874; Missouri &c, couponssi54;
Va; and Tenn. Z B; bonds, "a mort, lai q
stock, ESQ; share Richmond Iuporting aid
Exporting Co, 725; Traders Bank, III; Bank
of Richmond, 9S099; Va. Central Il. r., 81;
James River and Kanawha Canal. 90; &iO,
500 coupons Of the Is M. loan. l6I; 81 QUO Ala.
bama Bank notes, 1881.
Produce AND PRovIsIoHs.-Ths Bacon
market varies according to quality, from 81 10
to / 80 for ho2round; some that 10 badly salted d
ia run off at tho first named price, while as
high as IS has been obtained for an extra
fine article within two days past. Beans $lS
a 20 per bushel Butter 81 2503 per lb-
Corn $606 50 per bushel, with an advancing
tendency. Corn Meal IL unsettled: sales at
81 SO per bushel Dried Apples $12 SO 6l3;
DO; Peaches $ls per bashel Eiour-Slperiine
IL 25 per doz.n. Hsy-sales at SIS per cwt.
Lard 81 65al 70Psr ID Data $5a5 SO per
bushei. P0tat0es-Irish % OlO; sweet Slo0
II. Peas Blackeyed 3ls02O per bushsl.-
Wheat Sc 5O07 per bushel.
ToBAccO.-Thsre IL no new feature In the
Tobacco market. except q continued activity
in the demand for the finer qualities, which
are scarce. We correct our quotaaions from
actual sales, as follows: Common Lugs $40 to
Isl; good $l6 " 2el; common Lsaf $sa 10 80;
Manufacturing Leaf $75 TO loo, AMI Wrap.
psrs Of bright color from $l0O to 2O5.
GRocHRixs.-Sngsn 81 70 70 l 40-ths lat.
tor the retail price. Molasses $tO TO l2 Del
gallon. Coffee % 10 4 50. Tea SO 10 H.
Rice 90 to 25s. Salt As 70 $50. per ID. SOAP
so 10 6Oc.
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La,es. from, the Wss,. .

JAs KsoH, Nay l.-Gusrsons snkees were at
the Summit last evening. Ths circus rider Dan
Ecs u one OF his Oactains. fhs xsnkses busrsd
. wecdthed. bat no cotton CT private property
They hsd eco nisgsrs mounted on mules.
FiSh.ing Just below Grand Ga,f commenced At ls
0'cll ck las. night Gsn. Trscy Is reported killed
bnydsr's BlER was sael;ed farlouJY- ssvsral
hours yesterday, ba: cnsuccessfully. Oar works
srs usis juesd, aud only two OF shses wounded on
oar Side.
Gen. Psmbsrtoa wen. to Victasu & yesterday.
3hs Yankees repot. thas th:y have captured
TuscpmAia.
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PROM DfRMUDA.-Dates ffoz0 Bermuda uh.oush
the bi1csade) are to ths 2lst ult:

1EOM UtKMUDA.-UAte3K KOI0 Bermuda UhsOuEh
the biockade) are to tbs 2lst uit:
9hs Colonial Legislature mot en- the the IS b
ins ant The 0cvsrncr 10 bis cpsaipx spssth, 70.
fsEs to The marriage Of the Pstnce Ct Walse, ex.
lresses hinsof pseaeed to- learn that thars u st
lest dira.Gu!lcn ia the dlstress With has
bean inflicted upon ssus If tie lcsnufactu lag d
triots cf England by the Gssolaiius wsz:a-s still
raging ia tbs Norta Aneriosn 6satss. he refers TO
she increase in hs revenue cwios to circumstances
asislns out Of distartsEces Or this Oontinens. He
also iaSs to ths o.les Of the Lesisa. .urs nas-
ter rsst ng ~ tho collection Of the Ieseoce. xhs
dsp;e:i.,ion - Ct tee currency In tie FORT, EN- a
Of tho dollar If ac;cunt xg compared with Hngji h
money, aud hls' I'D va,Oism Guies" II peii uosa
the v.ife OF cost a. shown In Grl krs q. sne full
nominal vslls Of he dolsr, Juli .deaty be to
high. Ee saggss:s that tbs actaal vaiuo sterling
of the goods per invoice shall be accepted ~
that up3a which The "Ad velosen du,tes' Ahai b.
pad
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TWO FARMS III HALIFAX COuhTY -
lu0f1Ou.--Df Esqusss q Or Wn Wo.s.
20, who pecp sees 20 Asx.ins sarmins Nh = ~
= fspat 81 NJ elGss, - TU88DAY. ~ ~ ~
Hst, q u oAsiosk - ~ YA14 WAessss 8 =.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-02

AYAHKEE CoATRivANcl-TheY Yarkses cppo-
site yickshurE have been engaged for esss three
e7resnea from sxct By . fringe OF willow ysnng
cotton trees Tnls battery Il TO be mouatsd with
e4.DouEds Psrrost gons, AID doAted to vicksbnfg
fr rho purpose Of making direct asssnl: In front
Of thu citv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-02
OoYlDYRAr4 NOTES FUaD3D.-Tte amount
ce posted IL LYnehkure Va. up TO the 2A q priI,

BIosDIns LAST -Bloud.n's last feat In Lond:n
was to tarn Q somerAausf On rppe extended asrcss
the street Immediately . de Of soldiers with
ex.d b. yansts, tho solGi,rs ariag vsilsy at the
mosnoOt u the leap.