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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-06-17

g. No bill VIII be paid unless sworn by tile caimnf
and requIsion VIII be allowed unless prepafed as near
as may be according to the forms prescribed by the Amy
Regulations of the Confederate States, and certified In da
plicate by the proper officer of the department service
for which the requIsltion Is made. se-FA -
A. ALI requIsitiOns and claims Of the character herein
ferred TO- that were rendered previous the date OF fs
paid as heretofore upon application to this ofHcc.
JAMES TUPPER State Auditor. g
June IL ,es.lfoss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-06-17


ade into Charleston, Notwithstanding the
decoy lights, on the 18th instant. She has
an assorted cargo, and very desirable freight
for Government. The "Dutchman" prob
ably has Rhine wine aboard.
DIR. E. H. Andrews, Dentist, formerly
of Charlotte, N. c., but who, we learn, is
native of England, is now prisoner in
Washington city, having been captured
some time since, with considerable sum Of
gold in coin and bullion. Lord Lyons is
said to be prosecuting enquiries relative to
the legality of his arrest, with prospect Of
his release. The Yanks may give him up
the gold, nosir.ee.
Shares of stock in the "Dixie Steam
ship Company" we see advertised to be
had on application to Capt. T. Harrison
Baker, or a. F. Baker.& Co., Charleston.
1t hurts North Carolina paper to know
of the election of Col. Smith, as Governor
of Virginia, as he was elected once before,
and ''rigid righteous" secessionist from
the first; but "he fowt," and that ought to
make matters worse in the Editors imagi-
nation.
The news reporter at jackson is receiv-
ing the "blessings" of the press generally.
The Florence Confederate says he "does
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-06-17

lie QlQ IL WLLuOuG uuCu ifOuUlC.
= The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided that produce consigned to commission
merchants refers to agricultural products
alone, and does not include salt.
Some of the lately arrived exiles say
that the yellow fever has made its appear
ance in New Orleans. This is quite proba-
BILE. 1t has often appeared sooner in the
year than this Happily it can have no eff.
feet except on the Yankees.
"A country editor having received two
gold dollars IN, advance for his paper, says
that he still allows his children to play with
other children, as usual.
"A Cincinnati dispatch reports that Pres.
ideut Davis replied to dispatch of Gen.
Bragg with regard to Vallandigham, that if
he took the oath of allegiance to the South
ern Confederacy to receive him, and if not,
to send him back.
Gen. Morgan has been turned loose, it
is said, with instructions to report to no
one but Gen. Johnston.
The Montgomery advertiser says that
there is mistake, and that though Bragg
was the first officer confirmed by the Per.
manent Government, the commissions OF
the others who were confirmed by the Pro-
visional Government were dated at period
anterior to chat of General Bragg. a
-Pemberton sent word that he could hold
Vicksburg, and told Johnston to take bis
time and organize and discipline his forces.
The reported taking Of Helena some
days since, grew out of the fact that our
troops made feint on that place, and did
succeed in capturing heavy train of wag-
ons in the rear Of the town, and capturing
quite number Of prisoners. Our forces
were composed Of cavalry principally.
The Chattanooga Rebel of the 7th says:
The gallant Pemberton Was wounded at the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
EIsIYClls asD COMMERCIAL

TrEsDIY, March II, 1868
The premium for gold today asSI.25 The brokers
arg paying a silver seng sl04iO; bank 90 per
cent premium North Carolina bonds x 81 svaabs for this
pup N0rhsrn sxchlng. have gaia advanced vita sse
Sl6o We quote Virginia SKIS resd at 1913; North Carol
eshs lis ami Interest," Fare Bank stock III Exchange
Bank, los; Richmond Fire ALGa, So.
The market for manufactured tobacco in this city has
excited condition for days passed. and heavy
has been established Al Mesrs Fow,e ssn auction
yesterday 81 IS reslzsd fer the finest sold, Ia higher
prices, hear have bean obtained private The
ciiOn sac Of tobacco Will preIsR, AHye'y scene
In New York, ON the 18th inst, Virginia SKIES
sod at5 Miss ui skies 0e9(2 Uriied s.Atei .lIes cOu
pons, los.
At Atlanta Gs The 18Th Inst, Kicknick smoking tobacco
sold, auction sttl eO6iO = n. sOue 1900 sOoo Us
hams nj Ihoule sold at 90 to Go. q b. Sausage meat
Pu, up jars Il to "a rs iaea n ugh from 65 to 75c n
Virginia salt brought '9e p % slight advance.
The Lynchbury Republican, no: heavy advance in
suEc,ured obag With b'ge Transactions in that
I, quotes black lO'sst I5GOO; bsgoOd order O
3; medium I5aGL15 fine 1,So@995 Smoking tobacco has
also advaueei Medium good quoted GO6ttLoo
oee brands 3Slo 80 Leaf tobacco has also felt higher
point RPOd to 6ne leaf Is quoted at $321i5.
The extreme prices Of.tobacco, in London, Oh the
Stat December ls61, compared uih e period Of N, pr
vious wear, were rs follows:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

Byway Of San FancisO the Northern papers claim TO
have news from the city Of Mexico to the lsth Febru-
ary which represents the MeSicaas in good condition and
spirits to resist The march Of The French towards their
capital It Is stated that they have in their army at
Pueba thirty -four thousand troops and az the city Of
Mexico fifty thousand. Great activity vas being die
PLAYED in the manufacture Of var Munitions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

\ cannoa foundry under the imme4it,e direction Of
N jor +. G. HumPhnes, Is neuly completed and ready
TO commence work at Columbus, Ga.
Tle dwelling house Of u. Johnson, in Macon, Ga xas
consnsed by fire o. the 18th inst.
Nelson Harris Whit, for egla years past editor and
proprietor Of The Mouiton Ala Democrat died on the
Sd Inst. lie vas native Of IlanO'er county, Va.
A j. Collins, a prisoner at Salisbury, n c., was
shO, few days ago while attempting to make his
escape
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
A CARD.


"A Tie Executive Committee respectfully reporu
70 he msbesS o. the Virginia Stae Agricultural society
since The last reer4 meeting In l>J their attention
ering ae Ahus % he Cety has been dir
plshment Of the faEOKing objects
ls The nc socigtys Of
and expenses OF the last Union Fair.
81 To the retTeu hnent all aCllaIg eNpsass compatb
With The Interests Of the 3 ei-ty. And
81 70 We application Of al available Of ticty
which have been ordnar appropriated contug
r. NE progressive Sfcasc Of the permanent
fund. y
In pursuance % hi li mentioned object ,he Committee
advantage Of the disparity eAsig betwrrn ,s ,L.
prices Of Richmond ei., bonds and have si %
gain 70 Che sjeey Of = so b. the u ttII50 Of he
lornsressutbs part OF the invested into Yrvinl
STATE b5nds he reize rates Of sale purchase beu A. tl3
% too The permanent fund Of ~ Society anoun TO
s9o hAvg 1een Increased since lsp BY sum Of ti2 coo
IL VII urshes Increased Ia Jsy by the .dou Of N 40
and thereafter every months BY cOiAhuay increa ing
amount Airs from us Of eonpoundng thentrest
comes ou With ths permanent capital Of the society.
feS VII be required ven tins amount
VII enable TIE sOey conduct iuurs exhibitions upon
most liberal inc es tt5ut The being subjected
peeuniary liability % whch the ths sJcey
equal In AadaUo the ab0Re the Society holds the bond
me Nrgn Cnts AZ ulurai cSiy f0f al SO a. which Is
ali0 an iuteresi b. aIing subj q.
Al Wiki Is respect uly sublalted
by .he Executive Commlitse...
CHAS d. W1LLtANs,
Rle1soSD, March II, ises Slhis-it'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

"TOOK Tux OAIu."- Tue YOrkyille 6. c. Enquirer
informs US tha; Lieutenant G. PENBLE, Of the cap
tnred officers Of the Isaac P. Smith, of StOnO and who
had been eOnfaed With bis Yankee eoataes in the jail
at Columbia, has reDOuneed the OLD Union, and taken
the oath Of allegiance his proper mother the Southern
Coniederacy aad is discharged. Quite "scenv' oc-
cured % the occasion, and varied phrases were e1-
changed lca'n rather Of the marine than tie
moral school.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
TIE YAzoO EXPEDlTION-BATTtE OF foRT
PENBERTON-- ENEMY'S MOVEMENTS.

TIE YAz0O EXPEDlTI0N-BATTLE OF FORT
PENBERT0N--TH ENEMY'S MOVEMENTS.
MOBILE March l6.-A special to the appeal dated
Pamela Miss, March 18th, says gentleman direct from
Codwater, states that two formidable gunboats, the
Chicothe and the DeKalb, two rams with cotton de.
fences three gunboats not deemed Formidable, three
batteries shree hundred cavalry and ten thousand men,
comprise The Yankee force in Ihe Yszoo Some boats
not loaded accompany the expedition it thought for
the purpose Of stealing They left Helena with
days raiOns q meat, plenty of bread aud other
supplies. They rely upol the resources the country
for meat, which they are stealing.
The Appeai says gentleman who witnessed the fight
Fort Pemberon states th troops waded to their
waists to get chance the enemy. The Yankee feet
consists OF six gunOoa aud rams with aninantry force
of from five to eight thousand. The enemy's move
nents indicated landing higher up the river the
opposite bank. Our officers preparing 10 Irus-
trate the enemy at all points
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

TOESADO N .TESSEssEE.-A tremendous hail storm
swept over the region Of Chattanooga on the evening Of
the Sh inst outhOuses aud trees we're blown down md
window paues generally smashed Gu the 9Th there was
tornado az Shclbyville ThedepOt and telegraph Office
were blown down aud the operator badly Injured and
one man killed The were blown on the track aud
much other damage was done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
'8nbnpnS dabig.

nv IS per .aaaa; 8 isr six aoasAS and 81 per
Lshorter perio1
" Is 20 snauas . Tor DIX noaGAs, Is osuss per
shorter pe1o4
per annuaa; - Tor slx months Sent for no shorter
nent In al eases IN sdEance.
Ia-One square ~ anss y cents for ar5t Insertion.
square Tor sarn eonunuance. ser1i-veekly OF III
rtiona 70 cent? per square. Weekly Insertions 81.
,it,ancos nag Be mada 81 The risk Of ne Publishers IN
aeTs evidence taken On che deposit q letter n he
containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
Congressional

The bill organize ths Supacna GOupt 4as agsin IN.
der consideration yesterday the Senate Nc Yancey
delivered lengthy argument in favor Of Nr. Clay's
amendment, which, int Feet proposes to eireumscrbe
the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court so as 10 prevent
conflicts with State tribunals
The House was in secret session on the Tax Bill The
debate seems to be interminable
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
$4,000 NORTH CAROLINA BONDS FOR
SALE.
OFFICE or THE CHATHAM RAILROAD CO,
RaLEfGu. n a. Sarch 5th, l,tS {


RALHGu n. a., Sarch 9th, lstS
Il IN or before April lSt 1868, the subscriber
~ will receive proposals fo the purchase THIRTY-firE
THOUSAND DOi LARS tS5OOO) NORTH ROLIN,l SIX PER
NJ. COUPON BONDS, Of the 500 5000
Interest semi aUuusy, The january and
july breach IA Public Treau and the inciTa
the end OF y eiy yeara from ehrs January D. SG
Charter OF the Chatham Railroad Company issued 10 the Ra
lei aud tsson Rao Compa" in exchange for bonds OF tie
LITTER Company, deposited with the Pub; Treasurer principal
and crrst pay able at The same bat ah liberty the Comp
70 L4rle such bonds before maturity. Payments the
Raleigh and Gas;on Railroad Company TO be exclusively
piled TO the drPon Of the state nd issued 20 the COM
pay.
Proposals will likewise received FIFTEEN TIL USAND
DOLLAES J00) Of North Carolina Six pes Cent Eonls, ii AZ
r 10 the above, but issued 20 the cn o Raj g
ise bonds OF the city Payments sde the city be
Piled % c eml OF the state bonds sTei 10 tat CORPORA
u n.
nvit,a to the following section Of an act pas ell
c &c cal Assembly az islss 8esc1 - which tie
verified have h D0uBLE SECURITY e m state OF North Carolina
and Of corporations, the hi hest financial Standing:
D. BE tnr1er enacted that Of money paid hy
the Raleigh snd Railroad Company CITY Rs.gh
ta- Treasurer the Ia satAfccn the principal
u ct Of the bonds o. ~ corporations deposited With he Trea
oempatsd in the sail orjnan-e CT Ae Convention
ah b. Fed rtto tho pNymest ~ the interest % the bonds
OF y liyen sai@ corporations n exchange fr thelr
Che resdhe shah be pail the Comm ssoScr of the Sinking
fuud 10 be used BY them At heir dcre,on for III. redemption
Of said bonds 81 the State.
Copies 81 the laws under which said bonds sued may be
Rad apr IcltOn 70 the ind rgned Prop sails should be
dorsd Proposals. for Belds nd address sd to the rujertgned
KEMP r. b TITLE,
President.
RI ish, March ., 1858. mhlT-uSp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

REcESr DENHS.-On the hight Of the lth inst, Hon
VIM X. Harris, Judge OF the Probate CouII and Tho
mas L. McGowcu, Sheriff Of Macon county, died at
their respective residences in Tuskegee Ala, within
hall hour VI each other,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

ANoIHER Ylcrm.-aary Ryan the girl in whose
haeds exploded the friction primer and caused the awful
disaster at the Laboratory died on Monday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

HEAVY RobuEEr.-The merchant tailoring establish
ment OF Mr. John C. Slafcr on tn street under the
Exchange Hotel was broken open on Monday night and
entered through the rOat door, first removia panne
and slipping the lover bot and then Ptizug the door
open. The police notified Of the robbery, but up
to last evening the perpetrators bad not been apprc-
hended
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

FleE-A stable belonging to Nr. Warsick, on 6tb,
between Grace aad Frukhn streets, destroyed by
FIRE about . O'Clock on Monday night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
f.ua ms vris.j
rsr soLplrR.

Ihk SoLplLks
following ines written by ustle girl Of twelve years, In
,uy Of Iansnburg shOE that the children
,ur brave soldier, their hsrhs and sAcces. snd mona
than Iitils Noble" lheir aushOs
Who Is h who has Is g
Through hsi aad "a n andoften snoE,
and wade tnr0agh rivers very deep,
And toll Up mlu-tiinS very slseps
Who'll Il WI stays In emp
Be the~e-ihsr slss or damp,
Al stands gusr tie long, lone risht,
With no hins bl' the mooa for ighti
Who 10 whOhas 20 lie
Upoa the ground, whoa vet or d.y,
HlsheAd rpon log Of wOod-~
VINO ih 50 b.ave Ana good
, sWAoh Il who has 70 stind
With sword or \ usk ct In his hsnd,
ID promptaesl % obey eonnAnd,
And de. u need, foSnArEs land
wh9 Is Il compelled by Law
To meet u darkest storms Of var,
Add has Biz wood 70 cut an saw,
70 eAi his dtanef, do or raw
Who Is Il who has 20 fight
For his eouairy aad hec ghs,
Rather 20 die tkA1 e'erto give
To fse8 ire land In which Eel,FeS
The Soldier
Who "a Il Who lesres his mother,
His wife, his stter aud his bro'her,
And ekVe1 I ehind II deaf old home,
Away Ia dsstAnt ei nss 10 rOaas
WhOjs t. md e1nnons ro.s,
Pikits "a falls 70 rise more,
wThOut friendly voice 70 eh. sr,
With none - bieu or she'd atari
The seidisr =, ~
Ma u n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

ASREsT.-CaP Ml,ubbiu aud others, of the detcc-
tive police, Yesterday succeeded in capturing William
CAPPbell who has been repeatedly confined in Castle
Thunder on different charges, and as often made his
escape. The chase was a hard one, and pistols we're
fourished by rursusrs and pursued, but nobody was
hnrt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

A Deserved CONPLINESr.-C'cu. BeAurcg lrdhaS pre-
sened the sword Of tue commander the Yankee gun.
boat recently captured in Stone River Lieut. Cooucl
Jos A. Yates, in compliment to the skill sud success
with which tho Litter officer conducted the expedition
witch effected the capture.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
FOR s ALE.
l. - HORsE, BUGGY AND IARNE:s
FOR SAnk convenient BIsgy Pa ally Horse, wi Ia
ness kWlyto WILLIAMSON O ., Aucts,
ieiT Else Is'n "a b-,E-rn Oh ard i0.l

CHANCE biiN'5 OFHE.
Il cuNoSD, March %, 1868 (
A T. a Meeting Of the Council of the CITY,
hej Or The 9tan, the 'ol1zlng appoatr were made
o. Comm ncrs and Goa tlc Intend the Charter
wit: ~
y JsyTEgs)S Rp-Ios-ph BrumneIl, F5ra.d A sm b,
JohI WIhOc. A. T. nc T. AMI John A. Lacy comm OAele-
an Reeo:n SEAL t"d"' Tie; Of 'lestCn, lsOser the
eF MADDOX RD- r. Rows Geo:ie W Ham I'll la
shsppcrson Gecrg, W. Rtnfoph and Jan.I - rIn mH4
sinners sn ID 81. kles Co"'"cor Place Il leetiln,
oity Hal. >
TOR SSfaos WAEp TtlEss IoneI. cr,hs Peudar. T
mF Parlan, Felix Ma'hw ard els J. Smith. Commission
ArS and W. ~ Kelley, toEdctyr. lace az ,-ctlon ac 4
SAor, c'rngr Of Droai and frs SIR es.
A.w NJ RToN,
mn lb-TtE2E G. Counc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

AUcuoN S1LES-Messrs. sumner 4 Arcnts sold at
AUCTION yesterday at the Of Nan aud 18th streets
Large stock Of clothing belonging to firm (Nessrs
Marcuse & Co.., changing their business Winter c,ot
ing sold at from fifty seyenty6ye Pr cent below the
reta rates Of the past few months In some instance
the per centum was larger. To-Day, Messrs Kent
Paine Co. viii commence their large sale of imported
goods. There viii doubtless be a full attendance Of
bidders, as the offerings are unusually attractive.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
dhe YANKEES on the Upper RappahanaOek.

Intelligence was received last night that the Yankees
have crossed the Upper RppahannOek in strong force
with cavalry an6 artillery. Il IS supposed they Are ad
vaneing towards GOrdOuzyille, on a raid.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

YASEEE 'SAcRILEGE.-Thc New Orleans Picayurc of
she Sd inst says some saerlegous rascal entered the
Cathedral Of s.. Louis and stole from the altar silver
cross, the git Of Don Ramon AlmOnascr, which bad
been in the Cathedral for half aceutuy The in
riusc value y the cross between 5000 and 1900
While as a relic q oden days in Nes Orleans, and on
the score Of religious assocatjon i, looked upon
almost priceless
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

SALES OF FOREIGN GOODS
CHARLESTON, March i6.-At the large cargo Gales to-
day seasOnable goods brought average advance of
fifteen per cent.
All quiet along the coast tonight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
.ADTr 4 INs'EJToR GENERALS OFFICE, ,
GE JEsAL ORDERS,

GE JEBAL OlDERS,
NIB
The following order OF General Roser Ic alop By the
Department. and Is repubsed T the information sid gov
neat Of all concerned:
avoid danger u the certainty Of frequent Collisions
and the consequent destruction Of life and properly well
obstruction TO all raspcrt ion, L. Is absolutely that
Of railroad trains should be under undivided
cottTb.
these considerations make imperative that all hnud be
reEuls ed in her and speed ty their
engineers IA dance with the Regulations and lime Ia
biss Of the Company.
operations the road sAoud be ced by It's super
lntsndeut other auth Tzed OH and all orders for ira spor
taon Of every k1 and the mevsment Of eyy train, will be
objected through him. When the exgentes Of the service demand
q Varih ton frnm the regular schedule.
Disregard Of this rule will inevitably be ATTENDED with disastrous
consequences.
By oruer
Esignsdl " Nr ooonv, .
nhie-iw &idiu't and Inspr General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

49, ApY person Arrvng non ne stats 1oFh O he 20
sonAs and bnSng northern European nevpAPsrs, or any
psr5oa The ey coming possession o. sh ournA VII con
7or aPsn E9rl b. leaving sending the
tauas % ma once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
JOHN J. BINFORD,
UNDERTAKER:

Having removed his oa the his building the
ner o. Fraakn and 18th streets wol inform hs friends
public, that lie is deyong himself entirely business
has always hand Metallic Znc aud all kinds Cohin
AMI u prepared TO attend 70 all orders promptly
fe2l-3tsWSW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

MOST VALUABLE GOAL LANDS
IN TIE COSFEDERAcY
srd publ, outcry In he city OF selns Def re the
BAnkTf SeuA, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY o, 1868,
All TIE lands belonging 70 the Selma Coal Mining Company TO-
gtthe IN ssteam Engine, Branch Rhro rrInFiy, Mag
UteIsls &c
yalo sh lby ut Aabsn with N nj eI Of the Aabil.
md Rv Railroad, With snch railroad to the
mne and to the PROPOSED rOus o. The Central u Dad to
Mont 20 nery n rap ofco.Structon TIL mues
we're b. Prof IN his Gs,scsl sa Wy OF the
STATE .Xhau t- slt portion alone Is eIlmse BY
him TO 60 than eight IN J. ne Il ienl Cost Bsl's
MI other uzons V=ri.,Gv.s, there ar
ha ling teaert1 tn Aaoana and TSa
Eiysis tr Thrice, ALL e8l 'eias 0! ich
II IA said by 'smisr With them afford sn neXhsus lille
supTlI CSI The niss been worked several
and hr ndreI an Ar feet with steam ens,e
an III lel nerJ a act and tuhpd pan and wOk bJ
the mpary The slh beeG ee toort lily for tIel and
furnafes III proved tobs Il ansqu y
nd v5A Iod IN twenty forty and eg ty lots, 70
purci AMI Tire G.l vii be co-tru fro day - day
day mt fl khed
ALSO
A. the time anl i;e, wb sold nubr Of NEGROES
&c cei mloeff.
TERNs Cash, ard IalS thozt
~ Nh NJ hetu q The 7!s an { fci'on OF y C
coaIoed, b. fur shed prncable, MAJ be
oynd a. The Off cot MI. 4 kHni, Sci as AL.
c ROBINSON sldtIt.
mhl6-d&cid Alabama Co Mining ccm-y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
CIXTY DOLLARS REWARD.

S1XTY DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Stolen from my lot MARSHALL street, Just ABOVE the
CINE House, euadsy night Msrh Eth THREE HORSES One
bay no S. white SPIT n forehead and hp2ed de
sort mare bEe face shows the white Of the eye and with oa
mare about four years old with two Of her upper teeth
brs ken OF .,-f-'l "
the abovevard the three or $40 for any one
the " e a. Mr. ~ LpsconbS stable Rroad
and "a street, or at houie Marshall street. above The In
CINE
NH 1855 WEI. I. MOORE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

STRAYED. FROM TIE CAMP OF THE
~ LIST Reg Of Va Artillery, Capt Dances Company, OH
March, 1861 two very small Mules bay and grey The grey
had shoes his for feet They last Mr. Mass
houIe In Caroline county They formerly owned by gem
ileman living Port Royal ANY returning them
undersgne5 at Camp Bowling Green giving information
OF their whereabouts tina get them again. will
great favor, and will be suitably rewarded by the owner
J. NJ CUNNINGHAM
NH 7-2ts Lieut. Com'dg Daace's Battery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

w E. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill Il
Co.. Manufacturer of LsdyS and Gcptsmcns Be oA
and Shoes, up stairs, 1871 Main street, Richmond We.
All kinds Of Ladies and GenemepS Boots and Shoes made 70
order. Repairing done
iai2-6m D. g. WRIGHT, Cutler
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

I AND FOR SALE IN CHARLOTTE CO.
~ Acting COMMISSIONS Of Charlotte circuit Court offer
rvAely, the Tract Of Land lying h.
ueB from Keysyle depot, the Richmond and Dtnve Rail
ad, belonging 20 WIN. watkins, infant and contairnz
425 Acres.
Tract has 100 Aresof Weed Land about 100 Of
which original fost OF hne growth through which
which will Keysvile and Cisrkste The R.t
r. K. through which there ene growth Of
Wood The Dwelling louise Is cemfrable fer small fsm
", and has the usual cut-5Gl1nes.
TWcs Creek runs through the Tract, making hands6ne
Land IL sutSb.efor te cultivation Tvbacco
cereals.
Possession viii he gives Ia a on The isl q January 1894
orterlus spplyt 70
W W. HENRY,
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
nINIDEND.-The President aud Directors

- Of the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA, at Richmond,
have declared dividend Of IA per subject deduction
81 Ter cent bonus, GU, a the profits Of tbs institution to LIST
De:tBbe last payable at the Branches where the dividends
heretofore been registered upon'e production OF the stock, o.
satisfactory evidence OF ownership up LIST December last
nh 5-2w W. p. STROTHER, Cashr