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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

Gen. HOOKER AND THE BRIGAD1ER.-
Gen. Hooker, so far, has shown himself to
be a chieftain, in the true sense of that
term. He has done his utmost to bring up
the spirit Of the army, and his labor has
been rewarded with the most gratifying
success. The recent brilliant affair at Kel-
lys Ford, where our cavalry rushed upon
the foe. without firing a shot, and sabred
the rebels in their intrenchments, is but
one Indication Of the great change he has
wrought. The utter worthlessness of our
cavalry had long been the standing re-
proach Of this army, '.Who ever saw q
dead cavalry man I" was the derisive inter-
rogatory from every branch of the service,
General Hooker resolved that this should
cease. He said to brigadier Of cavalry:
II know the South, and I know the
North. In point Of skill, Of Intelligence
and pluck, thcrobols will not compare with
our men, il they are equally led. Our
soldiers are a better quality Of men. They
are better fed, better clothed, better armed
and infinitely letter mounted; for the reb-
els are fully half-mounted on mules, and
their animals get but two rations Of forage
a week, while ours get seven. Now, with
such soldiers, and with such cause as
we have behind them--the best cause, the
most sacred cause since the world began
we ought to he invincible. You have got
to stop these disgraceful cavalry surprises "
I'll have no more OF them I give you full
power over your officers, to arrest, cashier,
shoot,-whateFer you will-only you must
stop these surprises And, sir, # you
don't do it, give you fair notice, will
relieve the whole of you, and take COM
mand myselfr' That is the kind Of talk
for tardy or delinquent officers, and the
first fruits thereof may be read IN the flash
and ring of gallant sabros at Kelly's Ford.
It is the kind of talk to reform an army
and to win battles, and to save nation,
and history will record every word in let
tors ofgold.-Aro'y Cor. WASH. Chroo'c'e'
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

REpULsE OF THE FRENCH AT PUEBLA.-
The New Orleans Era of the 10Th ult, has
the following:
United States Consulate, Motamoyus,
April 3.--To the editor of the Era The
government express arrived here last night,
bringing news from Puebla of the repuise
Of the French forces after three days fight
ing. This news is generally credited, and
is undoubtedly true in the main.
NJ vi. KINNEY, Vice Consul.
NEw YoRK, April 27.-The Tribune
has official news from Mexico to April 1st.
The reported loss Of sixty pieces of artillery
and eight thousand men by the French is
untrue, but the news recently received via
San Francisco is in the main correct. The
french suffered several rcpulses at Puebla,
but finally compelled the Mexicans to aban-
don Fort San Jayier, not, however, until
they had removed all the artillery and am
inunition, and rendered the fort heap OF
ruins and built new one in its rear.
Up to April 9TH no news favorable to
the French had reached Vera Cruz, and
the inference is that the Mexicans were
still holding out bravely.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

Why is an American dollar like q chick
en- ON q fence? Because its head Is on one
side and its tail on the other.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

WHy do chickens have no hope Of fiji
ture life? Because they they get their neczs
twirled (next world) in this.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05
POETRY.
rRom the Atlantic Monthly
CAVALRY SONG.

BY ELDRlDGE JEFFERSON CUTLER.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

The squadron is forming, the war bugles play,
70 saddle, brave comrades, stout hearts for q
fray
Qureaptain is mounted, strike spurs and away
~&S
Aohreeze Snakes the blossoms or losses the grain;
But the wind Of our speed floats the gallopers
name, @
rs he feels the bold rider firm hand on tie rein.
-, aim in the starlight their white tents appear
Ride softly ride slowly the onset is neari
More slowly! more softly! the sentry may hear.
Now fall on the rebel--a tempest Of fame
Strike down the false banner whose triumph were
shame!
Strike, strike for the true flag, for freedom and
fame!
aarrals sheathe your swords the carnage is
done.
All red with our valor, we welcome the sun.
Up, up with the stars; we have won we have
wont
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

Only A DREAM.-A bashful yokel was
paying his addresses to a gay lass Of the
country, who had long despaired Of bring
inc things to a crisis. Yokel called, one
day, when she alone was at home. After
settling the merits Of The weather, Miss said,
looking slyly into his face
+ dreamed Of you last night.
Did you? Why, now
Yes, I dreamed you kissed me-
why, now what did you dream your
mother sail?'
oh, dreamed she, wasn't at home
A light dawned on YokePs intellect, and
directly something was heard to crack
perhaps Yokers whip, and perhaps net,
but about month more they were twain.
Tn tales four SPRINGS to make q leap year.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-05

IT takes four springst to make aleap year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
THF LAT.EST NEWS.

The cavalry fight, referred in yesterdays paper,
took place al Middleburg, in LoudOun county. A
wounded officer who arrived by The Central tram, yes
.srday evening, states hat The fighting commenced
wednesday night between a regiment on each side
Early Thursdly morning the Yankees advanced IN heavy
fO,ss. and encountered Robertson's brigade In the
action uh;ea eusued, our formAnt was severely
wounded in the right leg and Withdrew to the rear He
confirms the report Of the capture OF the rger portion
Of the ls Rhode Island regiment, and questions the re-
port Of their subsequent reelPure COufederaes not only
maintained their ground but drove the Yankees back
some stance The sghtiug was renewed Friday with
similar result
1 the tes graphic column We give some later des-
patches from the Southwest. We learn that telegram
from Geuera Johnston, was received by the President
Sunday, Informing him that General Kirby Smith had
occupied MilEken's Bead.
\ report obtained some currency yesterday, 10 Tie
etc, that the bridge ever the Holston on the East
Tennessee ana vrginia railroad had been again de-
s,rnysd BY ths Y ankles.
The city full Of uaoss ycstsrda rcistive TO an
advance Of the enemy from Yorktown IN numAsr' va
riOus,y stated at from 10000 to 10000 Tho York
River train last evening r1sh nothing to sa6siantiae
the news, and it was generally discredited
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
ALT AID IgsF,R aENERAL's OFFICE
RfUHhosp, June 10, lstS.

GENERAL ORDERS,
no. IS.
the thereof pushed for the NOR
nation Of AL concerned:
An ACT 10 srIslIsz A SrrAn -lSD mNHG BUREAU.
Section The Congress Of the Confederate states do enact
TIED IAN sS for the oIauo1 Of corps Of omeers for me
such saduons ocers as ere satSo sd by the piOvsons
act sonsuts Independent bureau Of the War Depart
Sec Be hrher sased That san bureau snh.ve charge
OF all duties pNcrbSl s second section Of said ct aud
e with 6e mng Ofon, copper lead COAL ac far a, shall
be deemse .ece'ary 70 supply the military nsses q the
War have m power TO make such leases OF real estate and
may be deemed <edent TO open or work on government c
may also contract subject the approval Of the sec
eoppsr lead IRON cz lnc aud such other minerals maybe
REQ iktd for the prosecution OF sle war
one superintendent Aree aiss assist
an, Ok cat.ns and tsn heusrt', in which
have the same asd allowances Gerbd for officers oil
eaI s 2: s % AGP SSda a SSs
supplies OF iron In the Vsous Military DepsrtmssfoI
material .fwar andor the 4 the aaTmasers ORR.
and Gaan and that experience has shown
Seore cordng to the ACT Of Congress relating -
mprssments has becooe a;ay TO supply Its
Spo.e be eSdad by Ii. ss Of the %
Osdsance Engineer Ninisg Buresux BY
Ss S%SeS Ss n. St e @ the use Of the prOpes
disposition oters purchase the apdsa oner
purcinsO at pee ascaned in accordance Win the
relating mpressmens the parties cannot upon the
Ill Apd whzss, the exi1ng necessity for iron In the De-
scents and for the goot OF the public service is such
that AZ pnst sup0 must be ia 10 adequate
supply Is hnher oried thai whenever may becsue
saIy He run pserct OF any mine mandatory
that shan be worked for the soe beneft oth
ment Confederate It thS be competent to the Chief
either Of the Departments Aforesaid to lease purchase de
snd IN that the lease purchase impractcabe
suthor1 impress the for the OF the
States during the wsr, while such Leceisy shall
continue.
" That under these orders viii be conducted
seson Of the concerning inpeSsments and In
pursuance OF the directions contained in paragraph.
~ order,
(sgneD s. COOPER
jel9-1E Adj't and Insp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

CPINloV or YASSEE OsgiCsa-A gentleman who
left the Yankee tines, Ycksborg few days ago,
overheard one Yankee officer ask another what he
thought q 'tle sitUa-ion He replied Iii il is true
as rep1red that Hii5y Saith has poss sion Of Mil
kels Bend AID that Johnston Is ia cur rear with 20 OJO
men, Is also reported there viii not be ough Jeff
Of o tell the sale Frcm other accounts it seems
evident tia, the Yankees are getting considerably
alarmed. Mary thousands of them have already been
sent % accoUn Tor heir vandalism and many thousands
more w soon follow SUIT If Grant does 10. hurry away
from his present position We trus: however his army
will remain few weeks logger, until certain proparl
tons Of our m.ured 10 order that the full measure
Of their deserts may be me.ed on. 20 them.-Jq-tson
Aississippiuf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
gETEgRAPHIC.
PROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Jackson. Miss, June lS.-The enemy's cavalry made
dash ON our outposs near Edwards Depot yesterday,
but found them too strong, and retreated across the
BIC Black again.
Meridian road, which, being the principal means OF
transportation Of supplies has retarded Gen. Johnsons
movements.
Firing continues at yicksburg.
T,EoOND DESPATCH.
JACK OF, June l9th-A special despatch to the Mis-.
ssgippau dated Panos 18Th, says that heavy force
of Yankee cavalry is marching on Zackona, between
that point and Grenada. Hatch's and Waaces Yankee
cavalry are rigging RATS 10 the Talahatchie with
the intention of destroying the road below Pamela and
cutting off ohnstons supplies Another force ia cross
ing the Codwater near SenatObia. They came from
Memphis. a.
don to all deserers in this department. who will reJon
their commands Immediately.
Nothing from vickssurg Port Hudson. No firing
heard there :his morning,
THIRD DISPATCH.
JACKSON, June goth, via Mobile 2lst-A soldier who
escaped from Louisville, KY, the oh, reports tia
Majors j. P Thompson and +. n. Cowau we're taken 30
Jail in that place and hung under BurDsd ! order fer
bidding recruiting in that State.
Citizens just in report heavy engagement between
Jacksons cavalry and the enemy at Big Black bridge
At the time they left the muskery and cannonadiDg
we're awful and teifc. Firing heard in the direction
OF Vicksbug.
OTHER DISPATCHES.
NATcEE June ls-Information which can be relied
on, from Bayou Sara reports hat Banks had left with
10000 white troops ana eg m Of blacks-the latter
guarded
Capt Hart, Of the steamer Albatross, committed sui
eide at Bayou Sara the receipt of the news Of the
6gh: at Por. Hudson.
The Yankees left Harry Logan's cavalry within one
nile OF them. detachment of so was placed to cut
then Off completely. They stole all the plate from Da
yid Barrows house Bayou Sara is ruin The churches
we're entered and desecrated by the enemy The coast
is clear at BcyOu Sara.
OsYEA, June l9--TGe New Orleans Era, OF the 18th,
is received Il contains nothing new. All quiet at Port
Hudson.
0srEA, June 2Oth, via Mobile, 2l.--There was occa-
sional firing at Port Hudson during last night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

EIPIogr OK IHE YAzoo.-We copy ire following
Eom the Ydz9o City Miss Banner, Of the 9Th inst:
We learn tia. as the Yankee boats wen: down from
Ssttr.il they loaded dlt boat with stolen provisions
and iei; i in charge OF 10 eOHtrabauds, who were 70
follow on doau the river. The last boat had hardly
turned tie first bead when detachment Of our clva-
~ appeared the bank and ordered the negroes to
come o.. Tlcy did il with alacIiy, IS they saw the
threatening muzzes Of the Maynard rifles Of our men
looking ugly a. them. They secured and brought
here. Ih. provisions have been eared llr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

Tax ESxsIr ADVANCING oS EAsr TENSEssEE.-The
Knoxville Register learns tina. the enemy haze posses
sion Of Monticello KY, aud tina; Gen. Pegrlm With
bis force, has fallen back twenty-five miles this side Of
bis iOrmes position. 1. is also understood that the
enemy has marched upon Big Creeh Gap aud have
been skrishiRg with cur creeaas that point for day or
two The Register cannot say what the euemys force
Is al either point bus umor puts down &c ten thou
sand men at each ulace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

BY KENT, PAINE CO.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN-on WEDNESDAY, cath inst ,
commencing 10 O'clock will sell large and very desirable
assortment Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
Most OF which have been received direct from NsdH and will
be closed without reserve The sale will include the following
very choice goots viz:
800 Pieces Rich Printed Lawns and organdiei
100 Extra Paris Jsconets,
200 " Fine English Nader Prints,
100 Su Black and White Prints,
Cases English Cotton Catslmeres,
White Linen Drills,
26J Doe. Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
$50 Packs English and American iins
100 Doc. Eng ish Tooth BIuJhes
l case English Ronnet and Tafeta Ribbons,
600 doc Cotton and Linen Tapes,
800 gro Pearl and Porcelain Buttons,
Suspen3er Buttons Hair Pins,
SnspendeTs, Vidin rings, Needles
Fine Combs, Patent Thread, Spool Cotton,
Pocket Knives Gloves, assorted,
Fancy Silks, Ii.h LinenE,
Extra Loug Cloths, saddlgrs SIX,
playing Cards Visiting do
Shirt Collars, Neck Ties, &C..
A variety Of STATIONERY, viz:
Cap and Note Paper. Envelopes, Penhoidlers,
Pencils, Steel PEGS, &c.
A large assortment OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
viz:
Fancy MARSHES, Brown Linen, and
Alpaca Goats Tweed Goats, Vests, SIS orted
Shirts, Boys Vests, Pants and Goats, &C.,
Mems Oxford Ties and Brogans,
Congress CATERS, High Out Shoes,
Ramoras Boys Oxford Ties,
Ladies' Buskins, Slippers,
Morocco Boots,
KENT, PAINE CO.,
js19 Auciioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
A YANKEE CANARD.

SaELsYyiLLE, Tenn, June 2Oth-Nash,iile papers Of
the 18TH containing New York dates Of the l7th are
received DiIs army is reported near Richmond, sup
ported by roH-cllds and gunbOats from the James and
York rivers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
r AND!-LANDl!-LAND !!-The subscri

T AND!-LANDi. LAND THE subscri-
~ Der TO sen Prvatey until TuEsDAY the IAN
July, 1885, not disposed q by that time viii be publicly told,
that day the premises TWO TRACTS OF LAND known IS
"CRAWFORD3S SPRINGS.o
First containing 400 onehaf cleared and in coed stale
cultivation TIE balance in first class timber There hun
bred and forty Bottom land 6 sixty acres OF good Mes
dow There on the property two excellent Sulphur spog
considered by Professors Rogers and Maupiu Of the Univey OF
Virginia being Inferior TO In the State for Its medicinal
properties The Improvements comfortably entertain 60 to
100 yto also, all necessary ouhouses. This place dtu-
aed IS miles Of staunon Pond Gap Station, the Viz
gina Central Railroad
secOndone Tract adjoining, and containing six hundred
half cleared IN good state Of ruvaon the balance
In the best There 400 Of the best Mesdcw
land In good Meadow producing annually 300
OF the land smooth and easily cuvated
"a among the this part the State having
best mountain attached 10 It. The land is we'll
wsered and has two chayheae Springs and one running
gpng Of good The improvements consist Of large
Barn. Stables Grlnses Grst and Saw Mill comfortable Dwell
log Hou,e, which little repair would make perfectly comforts
be The Virginia Central Railroad through this property.
Persons desiring further information viii please apply TO
Alex. Crawford Pond Gap, Angus county, Va. 4 e I
TERMs-To suit purchaser, all cash, time.
desired win sell large lot Of Stock and Furniture with the
jei9-tds ALEX. CRAWFORD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

MEDICAL CARD-OFFICH PRACRICR
R PLUME Of the old Medical House. conanes himself mainly
~ 70 an once practice on HrAEklln street, little below The
Exchange Hotel and dagonay oppos Odd eeows Hail.
su aad confidential treatment may obtained on reasonable
tei Those who have been exposed certain contagious
nents, are Invited 10 call early .-.-rs.
Communications By mall otherEss promptly attended to-
01iee open from A. X. tnp a.. II.
RczSPED, Va. - uoai-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

svBscssEss waose papers marked viii Coas vii unde
snd nat heir Subscription is about % expire, and will
rsznit pro ply !; tssy wisa their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

Hon. Robert L. Cargthea is the roniaee Of thelWin
chester convention for Governor Of the State Of Ten
nessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
ApJ'T AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE,
pfrkvprpH InraIE 1879

AUJ'T IND INsPK UENLb UFFIUB,
Richmond, June l5 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 81.
l. Ordnance oSces duty In the field do not form part Of
the personal sta1 Of the Commanding General
H. Chiefs OF Ordnance Of Armies and Departments will be
signed 70 he NJ Department and Will not be removed except
o-daEe through the and Inspector Gesears once.
Ill CHER scers will contaue with the
which esy sAcbed until relieved by orders nom
e HeGEquan Of ee Army Department In which they
serving Copies Of orders assigning relieving ordnance o
will be forwarded TO the Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau
Richmond. by order.
sigse0 S. COOPER,
jel9-iH Adm and Insp'r Genl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY,
~ RAILRoADTbe undersigned committee, appointed By The
sockhojers will sell public auction in the Of Clarsys
on THURSDAY the 25th day Of june 1853 the ROANOKE
VALLEY RAILROAD together with all the property OF every
description belonging the Roanoke Valley Railroad
The sale be mad In accordance with the provisions
Of the act Of the Legislature Of Virginia. passed the 18th day Of
February, 1865 authorizing the sale Of said road.
All persons having claims against the said earnest
y requested to them 10 the undersigned before the
day Of Ese In order that arrangements mag be made for the
payment Of The same.
VIM A. SMITH,
G. W. PURCELL,
O.. K TAYLOR, Committee.
TH0s. 2. G00DE,
kp9s-2tartds r. A. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

FERMs.-DAn41 ysar sl5OO months $500; Tor las pc
hod, 500 per nonth.
snr-VsEz17 year SlO.os; eaOnAs, ts.oo
WEzzL. ysa-, tse0; months, $780,
Esuasttaaoes a. ne risk Of he subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
LAND OFFICE OF A. L. CARTER 4 co.,
CORsEs MAIN nth SIS. (
THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE
[ \ are offered for sale, to W.T.:

- II "A X VI y offered for sale, to W.T.:
King and Queen county Mattapony river, AL Acres
Ia Richmond county, Rappahannock river, 20S Acres
Lancaster county Greek empyins into Chesapeake Bay
T45 Acres, high and heiltNy.
In ide5sx county within miles Of RappahaInock river 400
Acres
In MddsSez county, "IuglewoOd" RsppahsnnOck river.
6l2 Acres.
Ia Cumberland county Plank Road, Farmve, c9
A res
In Louisa county, Courthouse, 400 Acres
In Heerco couRty Fredercksbug Railroad, miles from
Richmond, Geo Acres.
10 Lancaster county, "L9wer Granville" Rappshannock
river, 4G5 Acres
In Gordon county, Georgia, "Eibernia" West slice OF
OoshaEauta river, 23O Acres.
In Gloucester county, abingdon" within miles Severn
rivef landing I'll 4 Acres
II Gloucester county, on Ysrs river, sos Acres.
In Gloucester county, enfield" adsinng above tract 400
Acres
In Gloucester county head OF Ware river, 800 Acres
Ia King and Qasel county, Cartoons Stoe 462 Acres
Far further Information apply al Banking House, Of VIM
Isaacs O.. A. L. CARTER Co.
je22 Nv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23
NOMMISSIONRR's SALE OF VALUABLR

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE, IN LOUISA COUNTY By virtue Of
Tho ~ vstei In BY Decree % e Circuit Of L0ua
OJany pronoU1crd on 2 day OF April, 1865 Ia the cAancsy
sRuse ot BranhA sranhan and otAer E sell Pebble
Auction The premises Ire hgdes bidder TUESDAY The
"-OSHELLS" lyg Ia Louisa Cou1iy within oae nile o.
Msehsncsye, The road leading nom Charlottesville lua
Our. within Tires miles Of The Vgna Central Railroad
adjoining The lands Of De- ohariss 01lEes John r. Qaaes K
Is. and others and containing about 500 ACRES.
This Lad IN good condition. comfortable Bu ngs 81 every
d-sc pon ard suae4 10 81 the desabe sections
n Sat known "a IL Green Bpdngs" rsgi5n.
The Land viii be sold Wh0e tract, divided in two
pArces purchasers TlOse riug 4 before
the Of sale VII ca Geo H. Bsanhar, Esq who resides
uis prgmig1s.
TEE4s sra a may desired by he purchaser s,d made
known on ihe d. u SAFE. WAL H. CRANK. C0n'r.
81 a. BESsaN 4 EtD. Auciouesrs
Charlottesville, june l5.Lls6S je23 WOW
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jels-2w

SS0 REWARD.-Runaway from the "For
cDCO acA,ons" south Of Rehnord The 18Th Of last
M'eh my negro boy I'm Said boy Of copper coo about
Eve feet ten inches high, b" nineteen twenty yeas
right side He wore military CAP hsober oobIrg not recoI.
ected He also ssDmsrs slightly When he speaks said boy
bought IN Richmond about the 10th Of February 1868
raised in Hanover county Va and rave made his
back TO that county he may have hired hin self
General HOODS Division boy, they encamped
close together at the tine he made his efcspe will give
above reward for his apprehension snd confinement In that
get him again. Ny address Abingdon Was ingon county,
Virginia. JN0. A. CAhPBALL.
-lwr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

VlcEsBURG-We hear many rlmors Of g very favor
able character says the JACKSON Ms-isspgaa OF the
lSsb) bu; deem is bes. for Inc c4use 10 Withhold them
nom our columns a. lsas, for the present Our latest
sdvices from YeSsous are highly encouraging. No
fears entertained Of Tie fail e that heroic city
Our less in killed is very ma-compared With the ire
mendOus Slaughter o! the enemy {, is almost nothing
Our gallant cavalry corps are nos Idle and so far Law
given good account OF themselves
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

A LUM SPRINGS,
~ ROCKBRIDGE, County, Va,
Virgins Central Railroad 70 these springs should
sntlr GOSHEN only and quit the u that saAon The
road thence smooth and level turnpike wholly avoiding the
Leave Richmond MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS snd FRiDArs to make
connection al Staunton.
FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH,
jel9-de1m Propretors.
one month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

FOR JUDGE.-We are authorized to an
nounce THOMAS GOODE candidate the ose Judge
In The second circuit in place Of Judge GhOson resigned
je6-tyl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-23

QUICKER d. LEE,
IL AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LlNCHBUEf, Va,
Win receive eonsnmsn, SALE privately all
al descriptions Of
MERCHINDIZE AND PRODUCE
and PIE sc their oest efforts 10 obtain highest market rates
Account sales, With net proceeds, rendered promptly.
Our next sreton sale Wednesday 2ia june and regularly
thereafter on that day every two weeks.
les -en R.&L.