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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

A FIGsr WITH DEsERTERs.-A friend at HiIlsyile,
Corro county gives the Abingdon Vrginian the out
line of fight that occurred in Carroll on Sunday last
between the enrolling officer assisted by Captain T. l..
Hale six others and party Of ten deserters from
tie 29th Va Regiment. These deserters bad passed
near Hlsyille the day before and had told some per-
cons they would die before they would be TAKEN The
enrolling officer with Captain Hale and six Others pur
sned and overlook hem on Saturday, dsmounted and
charged upon them. They seemingly surrendered aud
during parley some words occurred between Captain
Hale and one of them when Captain H. fred on and
knocked him down He soon rose and fired on the
Captain the ball taking effect near the gron passing
throurbtbe hin incting very severe and it fear
ed. a fatal wound. Both parties then commenced
firing but the deserters being better prepared to load
quick the Others fell back to load and again pursued
The deserters, however, escaped in the brush, two Of
them being wound, one supposed MORALLY. Part of
their guns and knapsacks were captured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
The Virginia Volunteer Navy Company.

As will be seen in advertising columns, this Com
panys books are opened for subscriptions; AID We
hope the scheme will succeed according to its deserts
Volunteering the great republican mode of warfare,
and the higher the people in bravery, moral tone
and intelligence and the they have reason to love
their Institutions and the pleasant places" on which
their nes have faen" the greater their prowess and
the more dashing their enterprise must be. We have
proved this in our encounters with the foe on land. We
are now to prove it on the sea.
We are glad to see that first capitalists have taken
up this enterprise, and hope the example will be fol-
lowed everywhere for these ventures not only pat
rotic and profitable but they emineuty calculated
to impoversh the enemy by destroying or driving bis
commerce from the sea, and to gut our vengeance on
the originators of the war-the Eastern States.
Recent Northern papers contain much news highly
satisfactory Ito us concerning the of our cruz
sars the Alabama, Florida, Virginia. orga, Southern
er, Clarence ard Falcon, witch the N Y. Herald says
have captured over sl2 600 worth of Yankee ships
aud goods One bold cruiser captured vessels off the
mouth Of the Chesapeake This is touching the foe
the raw, and teaching him what delightful thing
is when It consists of unretaiated blows, which, from
the locality Of the strife he has not been made to feel
before.
We hope there will be no want of capital for these
enterprises God speed the ships the true harbingers
of peace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
THE oAPTURE or WINCHESTER.
FULL AND GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE
VICTORIOUS ASSAULT.
I Correspondence Of the Richmond Wig ]
1.y..,.. U. T,,ro ~ 10


WIKcHIsrER, VA, June II, 1868
As the readers OF the Wing may feel some interest in
the news from this place. will attempt although
upon bed of sickness to give the latest and
most correct news:
Ca Saturday morning last the hearts of our oppressed
and down rodden people made joyous by the sound
of Southern cannon as it booming upon their as
tonshed ears gradually it advanced nearer and nearer
driving the accused fends, who for months back
have been holding high carnival in our midst By one
P. n, our skrmishcrs could be seen advancing from
pont to point the Yankees falling back as their masters
advanced By GIT the Yankees bad been driven in on
all sides and we then felt certain that our deyerers had
come in sufficient force, and that the town was indeed
invested on all Sides
On Sunday morning always the day of our deliver
anee, this being the third tms the firing commenced
bright and early between the skirmishers upon
the edge of town, the Yankees making free use Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRwKGIAE.--The fine
steamship Norwegian, of the Liverpool, Quebec and
Montreal Line, was wrecked on the morning of the
i4th at o'clock, in thick fog, St. Pauls Island
The following despatch from the purser to the agents at
Montreal gives but few particulars:
AsPY BAY, @. B., June IA 1868.
ALLAN RAE & Co., Quebec: The Norwegian was
wrecked this morning. at seven O'clock in thick fog
on ST. PauIs Island, mile and quarter east of the
Northeast Light.
She had on board fifty eight cabin and two hundred
and seventy one steerage passengers-Sl, together
with theerew and mails saved. large portion OF the
baggage has also been landed.
The steamer, when left at one o'clock was all but
on her beam ends well on the rocks. Her TO epeak
and forward compartment have several feet of in
them. The main and after ones quite dry.
The Norwegian was very fine vessel, but belonged
to very unfortunate line. This is the seventh vessel
that has been lost since the formation of the company
and the second wrecked this year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

Chilly Wilson'S ZoUAyEs."-This notorious band Of
cuthrOats and Thu ives pubicly" received by the
military and civic authorities of New York, on their re-
turn to that city They also entertained" at
dinner given at the City Assembly Rooms by the munich
pal authorities which must have been delectabe affair."
The report in the Timts says:
Alderman Farle7 presided After the vands had been
properly discussed, Alderman Mitchell rose and PAID
Sttinr compliment to Col. Wilson and the regiment
which he commanded. Col Wilson, in respond ne, ex-
tended the thanks of the regiment to the authorities for
their hospitality, and briefly alluded to the daring dis
PLAYED by his men on different occasions.
While the Colonel was speaking, the men clustered
around him in such numbers, and INDUCED in such We
hement demonstrations of appreciation, that it was i'm
possbis catch only word here there OF his speech
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.

1t appears from St. Petersburg telegram that France
invited the American Government to join the Great
European Powers in their diplomatic action towards
Russia on the Polish question: and the reply Of Mr..
Seward had been published at st. Petersburg The
Washington Cabinet refused its cooperation on the
ground that America deviate from its radi.
tonal policy of nonintervention in European affairs
except in cases of evident necessity.
The insurgents continue active.
The Russians we're defeated az Balobrzeck and onin
on the 2Sth and Both nit, respectively
engagements at several places the Bug arc also re-
ported, but the result i not stated.
La France believes that Prince Gortchakoff will de-
termne the Russian Government to adhere the pro-
posals of the Three Powers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
HARRHED.

Al the residence OF Leonard Chaplin, Esq., in Spartanburg
c. Wednesday evening" June 10th by Rev. Mr. Ship D. D
President WoOford College, G.. DEfoNTAINE GEoR
GA w. MOORE Of Chaston daughter Of Rev. G. W. Moore
OF the South Carolina Conference.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
The FRENCH ELECTION.

The French election had given to the Opposition
twenty-five members in the next Legislative body. In
ten districts absolute majority obtained for any
candidate, and it was hoped that at the subsequent
election all of them would return Opposition members
Paris, the Government candidates were defeated in
each of the nine districts Among the Opposition can
didales who elected Havn Theirs Olivier Jules
Favre Picard, Darimon, Jules Simon Peletan, Heron,
Berryer, Marie and Llnjunais.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

TRAGEDY IN Observation-Disclosures I. Jones,
prominent citizen of Appomattox and former repre-
sentative of the county in the House OF Delegates was
shot and killed by his few days ago. The act
done we learn in defence of the inviolable sanctty
Is domesc relations which the deceased had attempted
10 disturb and will meet the approval of virtuous pub.
lie SENTIMENT and doubtless the acquittal Of the judicial
tribunal-Ly nekblTg Virgi'Iidn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
no. I0l.1
AN ACT INiRELATl0N To THE RECEIPT OF CONFEDERATE
my 0rE ptTlI nj

TREAslKY UFFIJhEI5.
The Congress or he Confederate States If America do
That n the Assistant Depos ry
moneys the Confederate States, any eek In the oce OF
such assistant treasurer deposAy collector Of
taxes Shall prior 10 the frs Of Janusry thouand eight hun
dred sixty three the course Of the han,acOn Of the law
m business Of such nee, have received payment In
authorized deposit in such Office, any ceuniet forged
Treasury notes shall establish by the satisfaction OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury that the receipt Of such
counterfeit forged Treasury note 4 the resa offs want
Of due diligence ths part Of such officer, caused by
h neglect careessness want Of attention TO his duties,
raid secret,ry shall have power 10 relieve such on:er
. received
Approved May /, 1893 je5-1awsv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
TIE cONsTIrUFIOE-sTAFE RIGHTS
Ggs 8nBmunS ddBig,
Frnm Viokshurg.

The besiesers of vieksburg nave again tried the
strength Of its defenees and the spirit Of Its garrisol'
and have met bloody repulse. So determined and
protraeed an assault lasting eight hours aud costing
as cOrsctursd thousand men, denotes that Grant
had grown uneasy about his situation aud felt the ne
eessty Of attempting sOmetirg desperate. Smith bad
captured hilkens Bend, bis base Of supplies; John
stOn was hanging on his threatening attack daily
the Notifications of the city stood firm in spite OF mines
and parallels nothing seemed left bm but an assault
the hopeeness Of which he had learned BY bitter expe
rience when he first appeared before she city, To at
tempt betrayed desperation; fail in it Was well nigh
equivalent to final failure At least this is the inter
probation Of tie event which with the information now
before Us, we are justified in gvingit All honor again
10 the brave defenders OF vicksburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
BY AurHoRrrY.l

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT TIE
THIRD SESSION-ls6s. ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

OyrlcESs OF lHE STEAMER ArLASrA.-The following
s correct list of the officers of the ironcad steamer
Atlanta which fell into the hands of the enemy off
savannah on Wednesday The only list of the crew is
on boards
VIM A Webb Commander, Va w Alexander, LIST
lieutenant and Er Officer, c.. Alphonso Barbot, I'd
lieutenant, La. ] Arledge, Sd Lieutenant Fla; 7
|, Wragg, Master, Ga; Freeman, Passed Assis ant
Surgeon. Va; R r Gibbes, Assistant Surgeon, O.. !;
VIM Micou, Assistant Paymaster, Va; Jas Thurston
Ist Lieutenant Marines, O.; J A G Williamson, Mid
shipmap, Va; J A Peters, Midshpman, Tenn; .
"a Assistant Engineer, Ala, G King, I'd Assistant
Engineer, Va; West, I'd Assistant Engineer, Va.
VIM McBlair, Masters Mate, Nd. Jno W Carey Pay
masters Clerk, Ga 7 Travis, Gunner, Va; Pilots
ThOs Hernandez, Jas Fleetwood, Austin, all OF ia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
no. CT !

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE Tile SECRETARY OF THEy
TO APPOINT CLERKS TO TIE CoMSANDANT AND q
MASTER or TIE MARINE COsPs.
Tie Congress ofs Confederate States Of america DO enact
That The Secretary Navy be- and he hereby authorized
10 appoint one clerk the Ocmmantant OF e Marine cops
an, me clark TO the Qdarermaste OF the Marine Corps at
not to fifteen hundred dollars annun
each. a..
Approved ApnleO, 1862 ie5-w4v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
AN ACT nrlArIss g 4 ,son THE oon

TIE Congress he Confederate tes Of Aaasicd do enact
Thai hereafter In all eases o. appeal from the decon Of th
Commissioner Patents touching the giant patent the ap
peant Shall before the appeal cent up, stale writing IN
grounds said appeal and h he with said
Commissioner the Commissioner shall send the said
ment along Vih the other papers In the Gaze.
Approved April &c. 1863. je2-v4u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
.KANUFA CTURED AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FOR SALE.
ME HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO

Of all grades and OF best workmanship. Also, several fine
Brands Of sMOKlNG, including the Celebrated "Soarfaeu
and Pride Be:he all CT which In ate the attention Of
Buyers canning market Call and will make TO
interest 10 buy. HILL NoRFLEET,
e24-1n Cor Va and Cary sts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

.yAcT TO AMEND AN A6r ENTITLED GAN ACT TO AMEND
AN ACT ENTITLED IAN ACT RECOGNIZING THE EXIST
FNOR on THH WAR BETWEEN 1HE UNITED tfATEs AND
TiIE COME EnATR STATES, AND CONCERNING LETrnne
or MAROUE, PRIZES AND PRIZE GOODS, APPROVED
MAY SIKH, ONE THOUSAND KIGHT HUNDRED AND
sXTYONR,'" APPROVED MAY TwhNTY-PIRsT, EiGH.
TEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ONE, AND NUMBERED
uiT0r OF THE ACTS oP THE SECOND session on THE
PROVISIONAL CONGRESS OF EIeHTEEN HUNDRED AND
SIXTYONE. -,
TIE Congress os Confederate states Of A'aerfcd 90 enact,
That the section entitled act be amended that
the hoard OF naval officers thereby divided for TO make vsua
tim Of any armed end its armament sunk or destroyed
rnder the provisions Of shall have and are hereby In
with newer 10 take and such depostons a tayts,
reports 2. ether evidence written or oral as they may
deem necessary easble then to make e
Approved April 80, 1868 ie'-wiW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Change Of Schedules of Freight Trains.
nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, BOTH INsT,
~ the Freight Trains will b. run-lsaving
Richmond TWICE WEEKLY, TUESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS. Rsturniag, will leave HamilioI's Crossing
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, and arrive In
Richmond same days at 1880, z. III. sAhrL RUTH
Sup't.
omseRF.&p.RR Co Rchmond d, 2ith June 1893. ie2Iet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

OFFICE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BAEE,
June 10Th, 1858. (
TNHIS INSTITUTION HAVING DETER
l. mined to coss It's business the LIST day Of AUGUST next
holding It's hcaes other evidences Of debt are
requested to preset the same a. once for payment
Je24-2Aw4w Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

AN ,cT To AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED "AN ACT TO REG
uIATE IuPRsssMFNts BY OFFICERS OF THE ARMY"
~ tnors OF De Confederate States Of america do enact,
That An cases appraeent provided for said act the Of
acer depressing the property shall u he believe the sppraemen
endorse up,n for refusing and deliver the same
with receipt for property impressed 10 the owner bis agent
or practicable forward copy Of the
CENT ana and his endorsement thereon the board
apprsser appointed by the President and Governor OF the
STATE who revise the and make hnal yauaon 80 a.
10 give Just for the property taken which vaua
lion shall paid proper Department. for Of which the
property the certificate the appraser proycee
In the act OF which this Is amendatory.
Approved April q, 1858. Jeo-n"@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

AN ACT TO CONTINUE AND AmEED THE THIRD SECTION
or AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO An ACT CONCERNING
THE PAY AND ALLOWANCE DUE TO DECEASED SOL
DIERS, APPROVED FEBRUARY 18Th, 1864, AND TO PRO-
VIDE FOR THE PToNPT SETTLEMENT or CLAIMS F0R
AhREARAGE5 OF PAY, ALLOWANCE AND BOUNTY DUE
DECEASED OFFICERS AND eOLDlERs.
Tie Congress Q De Confederate States Of America do enact,
That third section Of entitled supplementary
concerning the add allowance due deceased SCI
defg approved February 5h, eighteen hundred and xytvo,
and TO provide prompt settlement If claims
OF bounty due deceased officers and soldiers,
OF force ua'n otherwise provided by Congres
Approved May ], 1853 jeS-lawis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
AN ACT To AyeND AN AoT EsfTTLED IAN ACT TO sE-
CURE COPYRIGHTS TO AUTHORS AND co xPoeE Rs.' AP-
P.0vE9 MAY rEENTY-tIRhT, ONE THcUSAED EIGHT


Tie Congress Of the Confederate If america do enact,
That being citizen resident the Coincide
Stat Of America loyal the thereof bad
secured pyght In any book musical compost ion pint
engraving under the laws OF hs United before the
separator Of these satFs iheefsom shall entitled all tbs
rights privileges and remedies secured eompo
BY The viii this act endG complying
requirements made Of authors composers
Preceded That in ascsrtainlng the
OF copyright the period during which was enjoyed under
the laws Of lhe Cn.sd States ha be computed.
Sec Any author, designer who Is citizen OF the
Confederate the thereof aud who
interest," In the form OF centage, the saes
otherwise copyright obtained under the laws Of the Uni
and owned by allen eteny, shall have all the rights,
privileges remedies the thereof conditions
and restrictions provided in the preceding Of this ae
propded That nothing this section
prejudice any which be held loyal citizen Of
stse ether than the author copyright
enemy the rights the Confederate
Ssquesaon Acts, 10 the copies Of book map
musical composition print engraving published by allen
enemy.
g. Any author, designer publisher who may become
entitled the beneft the provisions the first section Of this
alt the dies any infringement Of his her
copyright which may have occurred before the Of this
which such infringement occurred subsequent TO
Approved April IS, 1853, je2-w4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

Che steamer Scotia has arrived at New York with
seven days later adsces from Europe, but they of
no especial interest or importance. The London OBJ
server says that the three great Powers have sent
urgent note to Russia asking for Representative Gov
eminent for Poland general amnesty for oil the
Polish insurgents, and immediate cessation OF hosi'
tias
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23
THE VERY LATEST
Rebel News.

, NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Richmond pa
apersz publish dispatch from Bristol
Town. stating that Gen. Longstreet was
advancing, and no doubt severe b.ttle
would be fought in the vicinity of Jones'
boro, Tennessee. Reinforcements from
Gems. Jackson. and Jones were going to
Longstreet
j A dispatch from Meridian, Miss, re-
ports that Joe Johnston's army is in mo-
ton, and it is conjectured that it is the
intention to reinforce Gen. Hardee.
1t is also rumored in Richmond that
Gen. Lee will command in northwest
Georgiasas the only hope of retriying
the heavy disasters to the rebels in that
quarter. His army in Virginia has gone
into winter quarters except one division
under Gen. Earlev. a.
Some uneasiness and excitement ex-
listed in the vicinity OF Staunton, Virginia,
in consequence of the near approach Of
Gen. Averilrs command.
lmboden and Rhodes were endeavor-
ing to oppose Averills further advance,
and fight is expected in that quarter
In the rebel Congress, the substitute
bill has been abrogated, and all persons
pho have put substitutes in the army are
compelled to go themselves.
Foote still continues his severe de-
nunciation ofthe rebel government.
1t is also rumored that commission
er will be sent to the Court of Madrid,
IN behalf of the rebel government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure yes
terday of making the acquaintance of
Col. Alexander, of Calhoun, Kentucky,
one of the most devoted Union men in
brave old State of Boon, Hardin and
their brave compeers -.,sa
When the war broke out Col. Alexan
der gave up lucrative Office under the
government, and took up arms in de-
fence of his government, and at Fort
DOnelson and Shiloh, did distinguished
service in command of a battery.
The Colonel does not fully subscribe
to all the policy of the present admins
tration, but he declares very promptly
that if the negro stands in the way of the
perpetuation of the government, let the
negro go. He also believes that every
traitor has forfeited all right to both
property and life, and that their proper
ty should be cOn6seated, and the pro-
ceeds placed in the Treasury of the
United States,to aid in paying the expen-
ses of the war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23

THE MILITARY HoP.-There was
gay aud brilliant assemblage at Ma
sonic Hall, last night-the beauty, the
gallantry and chivalry of the city, and
bright lamps shone over brave women
and fair men, E,7
There music rose with its voluptuous swell,
And all went merry as marriage bell.
Good order and vast delight prevail
ed, the hours glided swiftly and sweetly
by, and the grey streaks of dawn gilded
the East, ere the gay scene closed.
The Hall was elegantly and tastefully
decorated with the banner of glory, and
of beauty, and the radiance of the fair
ladies and the glowing happiness of the
gallants, transcribed all expression.
The supper, superintendent by Charley
Habbe, was elegant and luxurious. We
undertake to say that more magnif-
cent ball was never given in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23


BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PREsEErs.-Our
young friend, VIM. E. Hallock, has Just
received some of the most magnificent
Perfumery it was ever our pleasure to
look upon. His stock for the winter is
now complete, consisting in part of beau
tiful gilt and lowered boxes, containing
bottles of exquisite new Perfumes, real
ly enchanting to inhale; fine Toilet Elk
tracts, in Bohemian, gilt, cut and flow
cred bottles and vases; pretty little bas-
kets, filed with pretty little bottles of
sweet odors; Cologne Water, all sizes,
styles and prices; Pomndes and Cosmet-'
les in great variety in fact, his selec-
ton is one of the most magnificent ever
offered to our citizens, and they should
not let this rare chance of purchasing
holiday presents pass by without giving
him call. -... w ldec22--2t =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23
To Con.unttyes.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to mako known to his fsllow-suferers
the means of cure. -es'''-.t
To oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free Of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will find a SURE cURK FoR CoNsuMPrIoN
ASTHMA, BRoNcATTIs, he. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try bis remedy, 1t viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. grove IN i
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County New York
The above remedy may be obtained in Evans
vile Of Aie srs. KELLER & WHITE,
4 Druggists.
Call for pamphlet, free of charge. - ga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23

ONLY THINK OF Ir!-Billy Caldwell
has " laid in and will "open out" on
tomorrow. expressly to make Christmas
pass off systematically pleasant, 300
lbs. choice butter; 100 punches celery;
200 dozen eggs; 20 cases Styles CORN
fed oysters; 100 dressed turkeys; 100
dressed chickens. He says that he is so
well convinced that ourpeople love good
eating, that he has no fears he has over
drawn the thing in laying in such guam
tit;aS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-23
CIRCUIT COURT.

Enoeh Il. James and others, Pitts,
against
Highland Coal Company, Defts
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 6fn DAY OF JAN
" uary, 1854. at the Coal Mines in Unionto VA,
Union county, KY, l will rent at public outcry
said Mines and fixtures, and the dwelling houses
in said town belonging to said Company, until the
LIST day of December, 1854. saFr rra+-g III
Also the farm belonging to said Company, until
the LIST day of January, 1865. Bonds with APP
proved security, having the force and effect of re-
plevin bonds, will be required, with interest from
date. These Mines are in full operation, and a
bargain may be had. i.,s.s 81 go. AVE- ~
decl9-tjanl THOS. CHAPMAN, Com 81