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ADJT. & lNSPR. GEMS. OFFICE, /
Richmond, June 18th, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS,

| GENEltAL ORDERS,
No. %.
/. The acts Of Congress passed OF 9Th Of April
| lSG3. and dates subsequent thereto, having pro
| vidcd tho means Of procuring army supplies i;u-
| tce is hereby given to tho people of the Confcd
crate States and to receiving officers, that from
| the date Of this publication. no more ouartc:mas-
| tiers supplies will be received under the appeal
made by the President and the pian ui Tire >ccre-
tary Of War annexed thereto All such supplies col.
ected or rendered prior to the time above referred
to, will be paid for ut established rates Hereafter
supplies will be obtained, as far rs practicable, by
purchase. and when necessary, by imprcssrnent:
| and Officers when authorized to Resort 10 impress
Incnt, will observe strictly the requirements OF
law, and the general orders OF the War Depart
mcnt, and the regulations Of this Office founded
thereon.
III. That any officer who shall be authorized
by act Of Congress concerning imprcssments, or
under the regulations Of this Department pur>
| suant thereto, which have been or may hereafter
be made, and who has given the notice required
by the same, shall have full power aud authority
TO enter upon any property in which he shall have
! good reason 10 suspect any Of the articles of pro-
duce, goods merchandise, or other things subject
10 impressnlent may be stored or concealed, in
order to obtain or secure the same and if he
shall haSe reason to believe that they arc stored
or concealed in any dwelling house, store.hou Sc,
Or other building, to which he is refused access,
he may apply to any Judge, Justice OF the Pence
or Commissioner of Il Confederate Court, for a
warrant to enter upon the same, upon oath of the
facts, and describing the objects stored OF. con.
cealed, aud obtain u warrant to search for and
escure the same; which warrant shall only be
executed in the day time, and after n demand of
the owner or occupant, if the owner or occupant
shall then be inlabiling the building aforesaid.
by order,
(Sgned) s. COOPER.
inn3O.lw Adjt. u lnspt. Gcnl.
Wing copy w
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TELEGRAP1IC NOTICE.

THE Telegraph Companies have determined afford
i oil disabled discharged soldiers, aud you:s pro-
prly recommended, who may desire it, the oppor unity
TO acquant themselves with the Of Telegraphng with
view to give them positions as Operators upon tie
Lines as Occasion may require their services.
For this purpose extra ms rumepls will be pu. up ct
Offices most convenient to the applicant and Instructions
wi ] he furnished without charge.
For further particulars apply Br George W. Rally,
Division Superintendent, 10 M self at Kichm nd Va
July2-df J, B. DOWELL, Gen'l Supt
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ARRIVAL OF Thirty-fvc pris-
oncrs arrived on yesterday, chiefly from Ficks-
burg and vicinity the rest from Northern
Virginia. Among them were Lieutenant W.
j. McCouler. Of the 18th Iowa cavalry, cap
turcd on the Big Black. Miss, and Lieutenant
Morgan Cupp, 10th Pennsylvania infantry,
captured at Whitestown, Va.
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4E COMMUNICATIVE OF VIRGINIA

! !T-NtUVIONWEALTH OF VIRGINIt-
J: Shhi;lFf OF Tux CITY OF RICHMOND, GREET
+ We ha.i you that yoa gun T. " South.
t. ~ ID and S. T. Bra CHI. who ar. common
4 spp.r a. II CT ,rks Office Of the Circuit Cou,,
-. y. Richn"nd at tn rules 10 be holden for u
a., A.. sh II Monday in September next to au-
s'lcanf ,,a :" James River Msuufa turing Company
s..'a her ih> wri, e' N''H'ss '''o00 A"u
ne Poliar', C'e'k of our said Court, at
<. l7'" day OF Jure 1868 and the 9Th year
.:-.r, Copy-Te.ta:
BENZ. POLLARD, C. ERIK.
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CASTLE THUNDER ITEMs-Daniel Sella1
was yesterday imprisoned for stealing iron
from the Confederate States Navy Yard. Rich.
ard Barry and William Clark, who escaped
last Saturday night, were returned, having
been recapturcd by Lieut.. Wells, of the proves,
guard, on Mayo's Bridge. C. NJ Hawkins,
who is charged with killing one of the men,
bcrs Of the Palmetto Artillery, in Manchester,
some months ago, was discharged from the
prison to the custody of the civil authorities,
who will try his case.
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The Little Rock (Arkansas) Patriot" learns
that Col. Stand Waffle crossed the Arkansas on
the 2sth ult and made successful attack upon
hthe enemy Oh the Bayou Maynard, near Port Glib
Rson, which resulted in some thirty being killed
and seven prisoners. Five hundred mules and
Ehorses were taken and brought safely off to oul
gside OF the river
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REWARDS.
ALDO REV RID

800 REWARD.
T EFT ~ H.U,E, ~ tee :5it Nay 1871, ny N.e
II @CGl.s. Rel. sS"u! 8, year. old med No sse
,.ek, Win 'cnIa 10 o. and ihink hi,
e=eh.ad. Ill civ $50 sa.d ftaseT nEh Is EIles
( Gnesit isvos cd 20 $l9J II taken beyond tas,
.i:,aa;s, sac s:eu:ed IN Jail that eaa seth him.
WIZ. w. TAIKINS
Juce ;i-FawSv> K.Ta,ile, rhnrlott, co Va
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STOLEN.
TWO CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS AND a

CHECK.
STOLES from my camp chest; during the night o! the
y ilth instant. TWO Confederate States BONDS-oue q
registered bond for 81 O0 No 1897 issued May 7tn 1863
in the name Of John n Calling. bearing per cent. int
rest from tho eth February ls6j, redeelnabl- January
1T. 1876; and tho othera coupon bond with coupons
ach.dissu"d May 10th. lsG3, In the of John T..
Calling for $500 No. lr99; also check drawn by G.. p.
Collins QuarrrnGs;cr Pr;grsws brigade the Confrd
States Treasury for $1,000 ~ favor Of John T. Cat
ling or John Calling date reeolected bat tho only
check drawn by said Collins the C. s. Treasury in favor
o: john r. John Calling for g. 0C0 that snow out All
persons cautioned against making any payment for
receiving bonds either of them, the coupons
tchcd the said 500 bond said check from any other
person the bona de holdsr thereof -zcep,
the subscriber JOHN GATLING,
A. O. II. sd \. z. Regiment,
June af-law5w Pettigrrw's Brigade.
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FL disastrous fire occurred Oil the 10Th inst, at
Bloomington, Kentucky. which consumed the large
buildi|@ used 10 !. nunnery, and church adj
ionilIfs Tho loss was not accurately known, but
will not iall short OF fifty thousand dollars.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TO CONFEDERATE QUARTERMA STERS.

EN 4 c II I EVERY CONFEDERATE
IL Quariermaser is hereby notified pay orci-
at Treasury Certificate No. U dated 2,S January.
1853. in favor Of James Farrow, Attorney IL fact OF
Hugh Mcdowell faith of Jones Mcdowell de cd. ai" OF
the 9th South Carolina Regiment, said certificate avpS
been deposited for transmission by mH but having
er been received.
Notice is hereby given that duplicate of sd certi.
cato will be applied for. JAMES FAKKOW,
Attorney in fact for Hugh Mcdowell.
June 5-atawiwt
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SPECIAL NOTICES


- SPECIAL NOTICE.-We respectful
-. attention OF the trade to our sale of Groceries
S.sgGe Goods, on FRIDAY, Sd Instant at O'Clock
-. ;cwmencr the sale by offeriring aa invoice of
III Erect from Baltimore, viz:
an aEd Dress Goods,
Towels. Hats Prins, Cologne,
E.,va Windsor and CASTLE Soap,
ra- Tooth. Pocket and Dressing Combs,
y)mpadne, Alpaca, Swiss Muslin,
Cgrcs AID Plain Muslin.
sew ng six: Pins. Gun Caps.
lsGss Congress CATERS, Boots,
Misses congress Gaiters, &c, SO, ..ls
ALSO Z
s,n0 Cuba Cigars =
.JC,seS Smoking Tobacco.
-" t'rfts pIeche'y will sell.
sols.ks Rice. without reserve.
: Sarhs Salt,
u rs Chloiiform,
.aH-s- Ri L RIB Soda,
:; c.se. North Carol iua Soap.
..a,x-s WAX Candles,
.: TAliow Candles.
@hbs Niu'gar,
;h.:s choke rosn Sugar.
Cya-r Bac T., MolasscS.
,.l -.prr.l .,.rrrncu' OF groceries.
49, 80. 3ublNSON, ADA:'S & CO., Auct'rs
1--WE WILL HAVE OUR REGULAR
tcyuCEKlES, &c oa FRIDAY NEXT, the 80
T. p-.rgL,.. OF sanir IN Cur special potice on the
- q IL
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ESTRAi MULE.

OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE NAVY DEPT
Corner 9th and Bank ST. Gets.
ES7RAYED-On Thursday, the 2Jth instant, from tho
IL navy stabe 18th street between Grace and Frank
lin streets. nlc1ium.szcd mare MULE lately bI anded
&c S. ~" suit bile reward will be paid for the return
CT said Mule to this Office June aG-1t
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJ'T & INSP'R GESL'S OFFICE,
RIcJNOSD lime 2tlih iSG3

ADJ'T 4 INSP'R GESL'S OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, June Both, 1868 :
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. g5.
I, Paragraph l, General Orders number 10
(current series) is so amended that the appraisc
nent Of deceased soldiers clothing shall be made
after it has been washed ana put in condition
by the Qnaitermaster. and viii! approximate fo
the Government prices or rates ut which it WAS
originally issued. By order,
(Sigued) $. COOPER
July IL ". Adi't and lnspr Gen
.3-Whig copy.
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NOTICE AS TO FUNDING
TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C.S. a., !


4 LII HOLDERS or TREASURY NOTES.
~ issued prior TO 9Th April, 1863, notified that un
The Is: August ensuing iclusive, the be funded in
seven per cent bonds After that date tn. nOi. bearing
dnte prior TO lst December ls2 long-rbe funded
T.osc which bear date between st December, lSb2 and
eth April st, can br funded in 'cv"n per c'n's any
time before lst August ls3 after which date hi,
arr inndabie only in four prrcrnts.
Note, bearing date after 9th April lsG3, fun
dabe in Gper cent bonds ii prcarnrd within gear
from the iiTs day Of the month printed across their face
alter that yrnr they iuuduLr only in four per cents
(SigDed) L. G.. MEMMlNGER.
June 3-cilsiAug Secretary OF Treas Try
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TO BRITISH SUBJECTS.

-CouNrRYMEN IF you desire to
protect your homes, and the homes of your
friends. from the touch Of the ruthless inva-
der: if you believe, as we ,lo. in the justice
Of the Southern cause, and desire its success :
if YOU have interests here to defend. then it is
manitcstly your duty. as brave and chival-
rouS men. to take up arms at this crisis
The history Of our past prccludes the
possibility of our being towards: but let us
here, and now, in this righteous struggle for
Constitutional Law and Liberty, add another
laurel to our ancestral history.
Those Of YOU who arc willing to offer your
selves, for either temporary or permanent du-
ty, should report at once, to the undersigned:
Sydney II. Davis. Lieut.. Ii. B. NJ, 10Th rcgi-
pcnt, Arlington House. +. l.. Buxton, Lieut..
Royal Bcrks Vols, Mrs. Durals, corner l4th
and Ross streets.
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IrARM FOR SAIE..-l Hu;h"rIrd To- -, q
IL FARM. containing five hundred ..'rr- situated IN
LuncnburS county, within live i"i"- OF k.y-v- depot
on the Richmond and Danvr R;iiTuIl. AMI rss than
mile from Pleasant Grove POsioilcc
The improvements u two.story wool Dwelling
House. continuing rgh, rooms Kitchen Sn0kr lee .d
Carriage IloIsrS. Office, Blacksmith shop. siorchuusr
Stnbl-- and other ouihuI-,s
The Land is div ird into. feds uG." good fences IL
well set in clover. and adapted III" growth corn
wheat oRts tobacco and grasses. Tier" suiiic.rury
Of wood conveniently located ON IA" place !. very
large Orchard OF choice fruit npp- pears p",c
plum. cherry aud damson. the product al which would
pay for the place in lew years Til" yard well ,r
with ornamental and fruit trees Tie location healthy
and ncishborhood good
For further particulars address
J. A. GARRISON.
lns'' Wlic=hurs p O. Charlotte. county Va.
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BIDS FOR COTTON BONDS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., T.. :. T.,
RICHMOND, June -, lSG3
CEA1.EO BIDS Will be received by the Secretary OF
~ the Treasury at any time before IL o'clock II Of the
2iph day OF July, iSG; To- the purchase OF
FIVE MILLIONS or DOLLARS OF SIX PER CENT
TWENTY YEAR BONDS.
with coupons payable in cotton coln Issued under the
.ct o! Congress approved April 81. lsGi The Bonds ~
be Issued all each IL in the OF 81 100 and bids w!
be accepted for one more bonds zach bid must lie
dGrsei Bid fer C.tton Bonds" and must enclose ceril
cate OF deposit IN the Of tie Treasurer, Of
cea OF th. purchase money made with the Treasurer As
sistant Treasurer or some Depository OF the Treasury
ne deposit wl he eturnehf the bid is accepted and
accepted. will be applied in part pay ment OF the pur
chase money, II the terms OF p,ymrnt compile WITH
wi be forfeited il not compiled with BIs accepted
t be pd within ten day. after Eoticc OF acceptance in
current Treasury notes. half rost which shall be
vi Issue, subsequent to lst Ap'il, lstcI
ropy 1 the Bond may be seen at any o1lte OF the
Treasury Department and the nc, Of Congress auihVri
alag IT, Bonds Is herewith appended
&. q. MEMMISGEH,
ECGrctary Of Treasury.
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~, FLAT ROCK
TsS ~ A L E SEMINARY,

), 'NIVN VIII commenc. on
,'t;%sFrIDAy n., ,, MONDAY, July the Goth,
instrument, 81; French g. Board with ' no
"a o. for less than the session. e25 per
var II Is remote from tn. dangers incldept
Were u, g from Blacks and Whites on the S. s.
=. txe 20, ha -yance can be obtained, should one
L'neLbury "a readiness. Ny address is Macfar.
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4 CoNMESnADLE ArrEAL.--Wc give creditto
manyof the foreign residents Of the city for
the manner in which they have entered the
lists to vie with onr citizens in the defence of
their common homes. An appeal was made to
the subjects of Great Britain, through the
press, Il day or two ago which mcritcd much
commentator, and on yesterday the following
was put in circulation TO further advance the
movement:
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UPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, }
Richmond and Petersburg X. r.
I..l.. 1.HQ 4

rINHE Repairs Of wifi Greek Bridge will be completed
L TODAY, and the Trains will rtsune their regular
Tips Tomorrow. E. II. GILL,
July 3-u Sup't
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

THE JACKSON STAruE.-There are necessary
to this production three conditions: funds
materials, consisting of whatever transmits t.
posterity the form and features of the dcat
hero; the artist.
The first is no longer question.
So fur us we have been ablcd to ascertain
the second condition is supplied by the follow.
ing materials:
l. Two photographs, in the possession Of
Messrs. Ayres II Wade, taken by Minis
about a week prior to the battles of Freder.
icksburg, the one front and the other three
quarter view. The first is not considered O
good picture. The latter is very fine one
and the most perfect representation eytant OF
the features Of the illustrious deceased. d.
vine face, wherein Earnestncss and Humility
in most harmonious combination find com
plctcst expression. VThe world of his admirers
may congratulate itself on the possession OIL
this picture
,. 4 medallion by the lamcnted Gait, in the
possession Of IL brother Of the artist 1t can
be seen in the bookstore Of j. w. Davies,
near the War Department. Its truthfullness
"c;.lls forth the praise IF the foot cavalry
WI" huhS SNNii IiiNS UCCD
made with Mr.. Davies to multiply the medal
lion, which place it within the reach of all
the admirers Of the Warrior aud Of the Ar.
tist
3. \ mask taken by VoIck from the corpse
shortly after death. and which preserves tlrr
characteristics of the features
The form exists only in Legend.
Tho Artist, whn from these materials can
body forth in marble or bronze semblance Of
the Hero. which will not only transmit to
PROSPERITY the external features of the subject
in truthfulncss, not only satisfy the demands
Of 4 people to whom opportunities of art aul.
tlre, such rs the Old World so bountefilly
affords, have never been extended but which
will fulfill the hard requirements the severp
iemaads of Art--whcrc 10 he? lie is nptto
be lohnd Ivy mere inquiry Proposals pub.
lishcd in all the newspapers in the world
would hardly elicit response. The immense
fund will not tempt him from his hiding
place. Heaven itself must send him, as il
did The man he is called upon to chronicle in
stone. and with whose nature he must in an
eminent degree sympathizc, if not partakc Of
its exalted features. As no man can write
nm heroic poem who is not himself essentially
hero, so no ono who is not inspired with
somewhat Of the hcro's spirit should essay to
breathe it into the lifclpSs marble.
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> zoo Lbs H0GR0CSD FAMILY BACON
AsCUO 2J kegs nice Family Lord
) tirrces new Rice
80 bbls. prime Brown SuStr
Chests fine Green Tea
) bbs very superior Rye Whisky
d d. Southampton Apple Brandy
For sale by
JuHoV.'I IGiddlinr lad nn.
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5000 REWARD will r.: 500 for the delv
- LtO cry 10 IN" "f Z negro m'a ,ZACk> who has
Hiscied himself Easter from 'hc Midlothian Coal
PITT w"r. hired ,iu. liz is aleu- % years Did. feet
10 10 ii inc high ss0rt. dark ID, and la. Plea
SAINT. sprghtiy co;It"naacc w!n'I -yDken TO- He q
hricklaycr aGi p tv trade nd bel ne. Eobert
a. JIck.on. Of aIaii,oa ccunG. lie in
Richmond. az Easter. !. II CONRAD.
Junei2-UcUd Cary stree. bct. nh and l.th
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. s. Ak
RICHMOND May II, 1903.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all holders Of two year
~ treasury notes Issued under the act Of May 10TH
rGl that they in and present the said notes for
funding at the Treasury Of its Depostores on
before the 9lst day Of July ensuing they will he de-
hHrrcd the privilege Of funding The sal notes are ent
tied to be funded In eight per cent bond; payable In ten
year5.
(Signcd) G.. @ MEMMlNGER,
mayl2-ctlaus Secretary Of Treasury.
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OFFICE VA. g. TENN. X. R. co, 4
LYSCHBuRG, J inc IS, la63. )
TglIIE Board cf Direc FRS this Company having de-
cs-rd Gi7Idend OF per Mt upon tho Itock n the
Company, payable to the stnckhoder their legal repre-
tlves at Their Office In the city Of Lynchburg
after the LIST dsy o. Aulust next.
The transfer books Will be cloted the 18th July and
staads closed until Is. Augut Therefore those
nw ing sock who have not had the transfer made to
them will have II done before the 18th Of July, the
offend will be PLACID to the credit o.. the party In
whole name the stock stsIds on ths. day.
BY order Of the BoRtd.
F. G. MORRISON,
iunelT-ctlau1 Treasurer.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA & TkNNEssEE H. K GO,
Lynchburg. June IS, !rj3 )
fI'HE Board Of Directors Of rhs Company having de.
j cnrrd dividend Of sx cctt. upon the stock ihv
Company, payable TO the STOCKHOLDERS ;hrr L. III
prcsrntnives their office In The city u! LynChburS.
and af er the lst day of August n"S,.
The transfer books will be closed the 18th July sid
stands closed until 1T August. Therefore iho." prr-oDs
owning stock who have not had the trar.rr made TO
them. will have il done bcor" 'hlt Of July the divi
dend will BE- placed t" the cred; Of the party IN osc nao
the stock stands on that day.
BY order OF the Board.
F. G. MORRISON,
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" 4 NTS


| l3TASTED.-A CicI: in one OF the departments who
W las lrsrr" angs each R!;t:r COL wishes tu
o'in active calp!oyIv:t during tho a.isrnons Bes; re-
i"rcnc"s cycm. AdI:t:. IT. Hoa 49,:
iUu.a.co,l'l-
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JOHN ORGAN, Jr.
- hEWARD.- LOST

EsJ "hhU.- LOST
sSass o.. B,,,,,,s MY PoCKET.BooK.
fsSts AZ n a., Ind Ninety Dolsrs, and Pro.
10y con,i,, - lacy "a Sa"ye' Of sixty dollars
f.ti. II donr! o. Two fifty, ght ten. and two Eve
St, ,,s 'Sans al pr sented at The General Hos.
NJ, '00Vs reWarl will be paid.
f'~.N LIEUT.. A. p. FROST.
.. Co. g, sofa N. @. Csya..y,
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JIOR $ A L f.
Green and Black Teas,
English Mustard, Salad OIL,
Pure French Brandy,
Havana Cigars.
Chewing Tobacco,
Virginia Cured IIam,
Superior Cider,
Vinegar,
English Dlackng.
Mace,
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Eyclnuuc md Buukiug IIOugc,l
.OST OR STOLEN,

LOST OR STOLEN,
ON June 18th, - ~
GOLD HUNTING LEVER Watch.
hard dial plate pair extra jewel; Vim. DNon Ct:".
noueter maker i've Admiralty, - King Square, Cos
we'll street. London No. li,L-r.
Also, 1870 ~
GOLD CHAIN AND LnCKET
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS is offered for the rccoY-
ery OF the above. named Hrcl y,
Address Messrs GUDDlN & APPERSoN. Riclnr nd.
Ya. JuiS l-"Hhii'
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Confederate States OF America,
MEDICAL PURvEYOR'S OFFICE.
RICHNosD, July LIST, 1863
WI ILL be sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY
w the eth day of July at II NJ. at the lot on me
corner of Sd and Mar hall streets, large number OF
BUNKS, belop gDg 70 the Purvey:ns Department u 8
army.
The attention Of lumber dealers and others requested
~ E. ". JOHNS,
Surgeon and Medical Purveyor c. g. Amy.
I'll,
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Ia; 4 ER22Is - Eer .sa:i goo Ic7al-rsbap az,
;" i=or:e tzk ~ Ecs ,7'- ser COL "a ruy fsa,
j. r"vT-i :aS al = -; Il =. aacI sss.J vi 90 siv
~, or &c HES I:!! re ON e;e
!;:cr,tt ia, : EG:EIin,
-Entli --e5,- kcla="r's E., -awi GO .Ic., "a.
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VI ANTED-TO EENT-A small HOUSE or COT.
W iAGE. within Upon the OF til" city tor
which Tr;.pn'biu !cu viii be ..i. Apply this office
June -!
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BY Lanicrs, Tolieson n Ca,lctt, Auct.r>.

VA T. will ssll AZ Warehouse. NJ. Pear :; Oh
w WEDNESDAY MORNl-; j; JGi, ~, comm. Icu.
a 81 0c"cS, Large a-scrimrHt OF Blockade s.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
NO. 43

ration Of peace aad harmony aud materially aid
in removing the prejudice which the people Of
the iaSuFfect;onary States have entertained
against their Northern kiudred They now
know that the war IS not to be 50 coaduc,ed
as 10 deprive them unnecessarily of any portion
Of their property; and they TOW have positive
proof that SoGthern SeceSSioniSls and North
ern copperheaiS. who said that the war was to
be waged sgaiust the South as section. in
stead Of the rebels and their allies. were cnii.v
Of falSehood. Furthermore. there is 4 large
party =. the North who have pcrS.Stoul,y
refused 10 regard the African as the best rep
reSeu,atiSe Of the human race. This iuflux of
negroes WI. do much TO change their opinions,
and BY the same means the Southern manners
aud customs viii become gradually introduced
north Of the Ohio and Potomac, rendering onr
people more homogeneous than in former times.
rhus We will again become a united and loving
people. The lion and the lamb-wi} lie down
together. ani-ihen the millennium viii have
come. Excuse the haste in which write.
and accept assurance Of ny hjghes; regard.
Very respectfully. your obt servant.
EN-. ErHERlOGF.
To ]. VI. Tomeuy. G. u. johnson and others,
Memphis, Tennessee.