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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16
The editor Of the Atlanta IatsIhgeac
LII. -.a-..y " 81, -,

The editor Of the Atlanta InteIhga,cer
lately visited Knoxville. he says:
Knoxville wore the appearance Of A
beleaguered city, not knowing at what
moment Burnside or some Of his Gen
erals might make their appearance 10
demand its surrender. General" Buck.
ner was very vigilant, however, and was
preparing TO make stern resistance.
All along the line Of the railroad the
busy hum of preparation could be heard.
especially at Loudon. at this point
Col. Findley, Of the Seventh Florida,
was in command, who will hold the
bridge, let who will dare make raid
against H. What the forces at this and
other points in East Tennessee now are,
the Yankees will find out when they
make their appearance there, should they
be rash enough to make il At all.
We suspect the Latelltgaosr meant = BE-
SsviIei instead of = "beloagured city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

A bureau for colOred troops is now reg
ularly in operation in the basement Of
the War Department. And it is stated
that there are four hundred applications
for appointments in colored regiments
before the Examining Board.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

A good many persons have shrewdly
suspected that several OF the anonymous
letters purPorting 70 be written at this
place and published in the Louisville
Journal, assailing the NASHVILLE UNION,
and all connected with it, were really
written In the Jou,1a! office. The fact
that one of the Publishers demanded the
name oil the author, and was refused by
the Senior editor of the Journal renders
this suspicion very reasonable. But we
have recently received letter from a
highly respectable officer at the front
which has put US on the track of one Of
the guilty parties. We are pretty sure
that wo shall capture both of our birds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

We heard il reported yesterday, that
the guerrilla leader, Forrest, was shot
the other day at Spring Hill, by one of
his officers or men, in an alteration. We
could not trace the story to its origin,
and of course the rumor is very doubt
full. We will have no objection TO hear
ing il verified.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

just at present, we would rather see
our Generals on the Potomac, and else
where, move upon the rebels and win
victory than hear the most eloquent
orator in the world.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

Let politicians beware how they make
record against Che advancing cause OF
freedom. No repentance at this late
day can ever wash it out with peniten-
tial tears,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

The Chattanooga Relsl says that with
such a man Gas Vallandigham) as Presi-
dent Of the United Statea, we Che
rebels could always remain at peace"
No doubt Of il, so far as any act in Op-
position 10 the rebellion, is concerned
for we should then have traitor for
President, and the United States Govern
ment would DO at the mercy Of the men
who are striving for its overthrow
chicago Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

The New Albany (Ind) Ledger says;
awe understand that $50 of the East
TennesseAns at indianapolis as rebel
prisoners have taken the oath of alle-
glance, and are ready to stand by the
Government in putting down rebellion.
Fifty have Joined the 71st Indiana, fifty
the batteries, aud one hundred and fifty
the 9th Tennessee Cavalry. After the
oath was administered to tn m they gave
three rousing cheers for the Union .
Well done; there are hundreds, per-
haps thousands, moro Tennesseans In
the rebel army who would rejoice at .
chance to follow their example. The
present situation of these unfortunate
men is pitiable in the extreme.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

We learn that several romantic ladies
who were eager to be sent South a few
weeks ago, and had their wishes gratifled
by being dispatched from Nashville, have
become utterly disgusted with the cOndi-
ton of the "Sunny SOUTH and have
slipped back to Union towns within our
lines. Dixie does not appear to improve
on close acquaintance. Dirt, rags, pow
erty, and mob-lsw read we'll enough in
ayelIOw-backed novel, but are not agree
able realities.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

A Triune correspondent of the Gin
ciRnAh Commercial speaks of the "ridic-
ulous stories of the fight at franklin, on
Wednesday last, published in the Nash
vile papers," and sOlemnly adds; chow
such gross exsggerations get sufficient
authenticity as to sppear in print ought
to be one Of the seven wonders" There
are three Nashville papers, and only one
of them killed, wounded, and captured a
large number of people, and the UNION
was not that paper. The facts turned
out to be substantially as we stated
them in regard to the killed, wounded,
and captured. Justice requires that all
the newspapers of a city should not be
chargeable with the blunders aud exag-
gerations of only one of their number.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16
Tbe us,,ustlon..

Rather undeHnable and indescribable
for several days past. There has been =
general dearth Of news In the military
world, aud we half suspect that some
politician nominated vallandigham for
Governor the other day, more for the
purpose Of breaking in upon the general
calm, by "a sensation" than for anything
else. The telegraph is quite reticent OF
clicks GU. its stereotyped story OF "All
quiet at Hilton Head" "Lee reported in
sight; nothing reliablo;" 'Bragg is re-
ceiying heavy reiniorcemcnts from Rich
mond;" and 80 on without end. The
only sensation we know of now is The
marvellous popularity which the African
troops are attaining. People are begin
ming 10 admit that the African has al
much right to be shot at as white man
We look for exciting news by Wednes
dag or Thursday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

All persons who design leaving the city by Ralroas
can purchase through Tickets 20 New York, Phila
dslphia, Boston, BaltIm're, Niagara Falls, Wash
lngton City, and all principal oitioa North, East
west BY the shortest and most reliable routes. Also
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto Quebec, AND
all principal cities 10 Canada.
Discharged Soldiers eau be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can DO had to all way Stations ON the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville aud Nashville, O'clock A. ".
Tennessee and AlabamA. ..........b O'Clock, A. M,
Nashville and Ohattanooga......... 7:3O "
Onlnlbuses leave all the principal Hotels 20 min
utes before the above mentioned times
omnibuses will call at any private residence or
hospital In the city, by giving notice the dag pro.
vious 10 leaving.
Odios Hours.-The Once Il open from s
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, p. NJ, daily Sundays
excepted and sunday from o'clock to 10 O'Clock
morning and evening.
For further particulars call at the oaios.
w. w. Craig,
Genoral Railroad Agent.
NAsEulls, Tennessee, Jane IL lsss-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

SSNA@ ~-NNO@eN ~
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Figured JacOnets,
Figured Musllins,
Mozmbiqnes,
Grape Marets,
TamartinSs,
POplins,
Bereges --3ohd and Fancy,
Bsreges embroidered,
Dslaines, all wool,
Grenadines,
Lave las
MOURNING GOODS.
Bombazines, English and French Merinos.
English and French Crape;English and
French; Grape MerinO; Beroge,
single and double fold; Silks,
kpaccas; Lustres.
IL X S:
eros do Rhine;
POule dc Sole;
eros de Naples, all colors;
Foulards; Rich Assortment Of
Black Silks; Marseilline and Lining Silks.
WHITE GOODS:
JaoOnet Muslins,
Swiss Kuslins,
Nansook,
Dmlty, JaoOnet Edging,
Swiss Raging; Tarltons, all colors.
LINEN s. DOMESTIC GOODS:
Calicoes, sheetings, lOxa, rlx4;
Pillow-Case Linen,
Linen sheotlng, Linen and
Cotton Diaper,
Irish S Linen,
-'" pa,naSEa worsts ted T SS1s
| NOttOuAubbg Llubu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16
GENTS FURNlsHG GOODS

Broadoloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres, MarseilleS
Cotton AIDES, Linen Coating LinenDrilla,
Grenadine and Marseilles Vestings,
SHIRTS, Undergarments, Collars,
Ties, suspenders.
Also Valises, etc., etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
ApjufAEf ARD iksr'A 6sNts osFlce, /
RiOHHoED, October 81, 1865.
GENERAL oRDERs,(

GENERAL oRDERs,l
No. l4l.
The practice Of relieving officers from commands TO which
sy appointed and assigned, and ordering them TO
r.port u person 10 this office for further assignment will case
unless specially required by orders rom this oniee
III eoders return ng urug1, or on reaching places
At which t,ey will stay during ltush viii immediately report
10 the enrolling officer who viii keep register OF ther
names descriptive place where stationed py whou the iur
Ill When expiration Of his furough, ana peinB ~
distance roa Hos,al Examining Board soldier Is
10 aye the enroing will order him before ue blsu OF
Examiners oonscrpis and, the medical onicer ana
physicians oUnourTng, they VIII tOfWara W us
mGnding Genera statement Of hs case, recommo
on for an urough not TO exceed thirty days. uu
plcaes being also sent Surgeon General But when the
soldier accessb general hospital he will be sent before
the Hospital Examining Board, who will conform 70 the preced
Ing instructions -. -.
~ la cases Of sickness wounds which, from any cause are
neglected. receive proper treatment the dlsApy
being prolonged the soldier VIII pc SENT oy e
enrolling ocer the camp Of Instruction Tor treatment
In hospital
v for Of leave TO officers and fur
ougas oates 10 ohcer ana &c Tn
disability soldiers, will ony be given oy autorz71
embraced IN the Arbt section OF
Paragraph III OF this order by Board Of Examiners for
conscpts certificates from private pny-
scans medical officer sDgly Will not be received
Paragraph III 49, General ReguRtions and f'rsgeph
er order 81 seres from this ONCE, are amend
ed to accord vita this Paragraph. -,
VI Parloughei soldiers win not be permitted to 30 within the
lines Of the elemy
ts,,sss1 ~ OiN't' s.CooPER,
oe8lEiw Ad't and Iusp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02


CuARLEsToN, Oct. Sl.-The onemys fire on Sumter
last night continued furious andncessant from the LAND
batteries. This morning about O'Clock a portion of
the wall fell in, buyDg beneath the ruins some men,
believed 10 be of thel2h Georgia and ash South Car
olaa regiments. Thirteen missing, but their names
are not yet known Two bodies have been brought 10
the City-one Of them, - Eartin, Of the 18th Georgia
regiment and the other overseer of negroes.
SECOND DESPATCH
The following is an official despatch Of the killed at
For Sumter this morning by the falling OF the barracks
wall:
Fort Sumter, OcL ais rgcauts W. c. Owens, Pri-
Yates H. J. Bur- oWs r. N, Burrows, j. W. Anderson,
james Culdar, j. Burns, w. E. Gibson, j. W. Jones,
L S. Lee and W. N. Paterson, ali of the Washington
Light antry of this city and Private W. Martin, 18th
Georgia aud Mr. Mathew, an Overseer, were buried
this morning by the falling in of the barracks o. the
face OF tle fort where they had been placed N po-
sdOn for mounting the parapet in case Of an assault
(Signed) S. ELLIOTT, Jr,
Major Commanding Post.
A fierce bombardment has been kept up all day on
Sumter from the Monitors and land batteries. Up to
O'Clock this afternoon no further casualties have &C.
cured Over 200 shots were fred in twenty four
hours. Firing still heavy.
THIRD DESPATCH
CHARLEsfoN, Now 1.-The hombardment of Snmter
continued ferceIy without ntermission last night and
to-day. This afternoon the shots averaged four per
minute. The firing has been from tao MONITORS tive
heavy and two light raed guns Gregg, four tennch
mortars at the middle battery and four rhed guns at
Wagner.
o. Saturday they fred four hundred and fortythrce
cd Shots eighty Fix tom the monitors and three hun
bred and seventy-three from The mortar iu,
ses are cut explode the shell every second
two af,ep tue report On Saturday night seventy rid
shots were fred-mOstly with time fusesand thirty
three mortar shells.
The FIRE of the land batteries was directed chilly al
the southeast angle of the Fort The flag sat- was
carried away twice, but speedily replaced. 1t 80
Gu, pieces that the battle flag OF the 18th Georg
was used instead.
The casualties Saturday were two killed AID three
wounded
BJmbardment still severe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

NlRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks
Office q le Circuit Court GoOChandicou the 4h
day OF Mag. 1865:
George w. Harris Plaintiff
Against
Nelson T. Shelton, John Thompson Jr, Dr. John Norris and
feaehy H. GrGan Commissioner of the Court, Defendants.
IN UHANQERY.
The object Of this suit the deots due, TO become
due 10 The delendant Nelson sheon from the other deen
dant above named III aDy) a also oher estate Of the de-
ietdsni Nelson T. shelton, whether In his han5s In the
hsds OF the other defendants satisfy debt due from the de-
ttndant Nelson Shelton plaintiff Of four thousand
hundred aud Eighty dollars With inefet IN reon accounting to
upwards OF two Add Appearing by AFFIDAVIT
o. The painif he tha defendant Nelson 3 sheton Is
sfedeni OF this STATE ordered that he appear Within
month aer due publication q this ORDER and whs
sary 10 protest HIS interest.
! oels-vAv MAR W. MIILERu OH,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

IMPORTANT ARBEsTs. John Yates, Samuel Wheelbar-
ger, Geo Cooper, Daniel Cooper G. W. Rumsey, John
Hume saml Bowman, VIM. ColInan, John D. Kester
and Rev. william Dunlap, of Rockingham county, Va
have been arrested for aiding and plotting deserers
from the Confederate army to the Yaokee lnss. AL
except the rngieader Ccfna1 have been sent to Rich
mona. The evidences of their guilt is said to be
strong.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
AMT AND INs"R aEaESAL's oyYos. !
SPECIAL ORDERS, I
No I9E 4

SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 49,.
BY authority ants Of 0gnscrps TO make details for
enrolling IN and soldiers coming within their
lSd under the Of Par H. OF General orders
Par " OF General ORDERS No. gj Of lsG2 Is hereby
telde tia. they may employ such Ia tae duties Of
raoad guards bridge ferry guards In the prot ctUu Of
public property the request OF the ohcrs OF the stan Depart
mens OF military commands. Special reports will be
made o! oil "details 10 the Bureau OF GOnscrpton
Thef may slso detail like msnner until the recovery o.
health any conVsescens the roll Of general hospitals
who may reported by the Hospital Boards as unsb
The field f for light duty the deals to al the
usmay be Indicated by the exann stons Of ths Hospital
Boards. By order.
(sgnedO s. COOPER,
ocgs Nv Adj't and IfAp'r Genr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
MEDICAL PURyEYoR's OFFICE,
Richmond. Va. Oct. 3. 1868,

N accordance with instructions from Surgeon
Generals Ofcs the info nation The proper suthur
ties and dec cd against fraudulent Oscillation q
Whisky Alcohol under Of contracts with tbs Once he
oWng Contractors whose Contracts have been filled
cancelled OF forfeited IS pubished
Grove Keer Augusta county, Va 90 gala whisky contract
flied
George B. Stuart Co., ssunton, Va, 5000 gals. whisky
tract hntd
clarke M.naguss, Essex county, Va, 1000 gals. whs
Ky, contract cancelled.
Boulwse, Mckinney Co., Bowling Green Caroline county
Va, 80 O0iagaB alcohol contract ferfeited.
lawson Eastman, Rsppahannock Co., Va 10000 gala Whisky
contract forfeited.
s.A MeCOnkey Montgomery Co., Va 5000 gals Whhky,
contr act cancelled.
who have failed TO deliver the
amount whisky contracted for within the required time and
they notified that satisfactory their
failure received At his ONCE within twenty (2O) days
date their will be orfeied after whit
will be published With the fregoing Hs-
Ew JOHNsS
oe7-dl Surgeon & Med Purveyor, O. 81 Army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
PITTSXLVANIA LAND FOR SALE.
HAVE FOR SALE

1T
II A TRACT OF LdNb.
sued pablo r0ad Miles Danvllr and three
from TIE village wb s To good u-gt0oyEocd withil
lev miles % sevsrll churches and coUy,nieut 70 nils
The coataBs tt % Ntch $50 are n original
EroEh, heavily uored portion % The remainder parily
roua up mostly arabic land. proilcug kudlatSut haf
n red clay su0Bo suited for wheat; The other well Iapei
he growth Of corn' oats AM ae tbucc0 TIE Jhclv ell
teEsf uiih 81 good bfanrh fats
- Improvements consist comfortable Dwelling House.
four rooms, several out-h0uses, barns, a..
" price 500 o. about go per acre cash, 10
Ccnisderac money, u early application be made.
pleasure IN showing the lsld % Wishing 70
purchase, giving additional Information BY letter.
a. BELT.
! Adde'S "Dr. X. s Bslj, Wbtnsi Ptylysnia D"
! EzB- Darytle Register copy tvies. oc 6-saElm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

MERIDIAN, Oct, 9l.-We have rum6rs of another
raid from Veksburg, but they ara not credited.
Twenty-one Yankees, captared near Coiinth by Boil
ton's cavalry arrived here night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

LOUISIANA SfAs SALooN.--Nr. D. A. David, the
worthy aud clever proprietor continues to ply his oo-
oupation" ID the Louisiana Star Saloon" 1875 Cary
street This house is constantly supplied with the best
edb!es ard liquors, which may BE- had at all hours, and
served up in the best style.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

IsELUE OF 0FFICEEs-The periodical display of stars
and bars on tho streets aud about the Hotels has CON-
meaeed again. In months gone by, this used to warn
the always expectant public of impending battle but
under the sling stringent orders from the Adjutant
Generals Office glad that this cannot be taken
as a symptom. The presence of an unusual number of
officers in Richmond now is probably due to causes
purely official.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

WuEEJrR's COMMAND "A private 'o ,e- from Brsgg's
army, in the Augusta CoDsrtuionast says: "General
Bragg has BY special order placed he entire cavalry If
this army under G.usr. Wheeled This gives bun a
command Of So 060 cavaIry-the largest number Of
agoors any General the world saw Las had com
n nd Of"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

GENs. PoLE AND FJRaE5r.-B).h these officers were
ia Montgomery, Alabama, the 20.h, aad lett With the
President Tor Atlanta. The Advertiser says is under
stood that the President thinks the Of Gen. Polk
mistake on the part Of Gen. Bfagg md desired hat
the matter should be adjusted vith0u. Court Of In
qairy D. the return Of ae tomsr the Army Of Ten
nessse but that he prefers not 10 be IN that command,
ami is most anxious of Court to nysstgats the charge
saast him.
Gen Forrest is succeeding finely in making up bis
new command
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

,,s We are authorized to announce Capt. JOHN
". LEWIS a candidate represent county Halifax
the House Of pegaes toe special election be held the
fonrth thursday IA Noyemb Z. Oc3O -ctd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

THEArRE-The largest house of the season. or since
thu opening OF the Theatre perhaps crowded that
resort of the play-gOers Saturday night from pit to
dome, to witness the play of Hamlet MI Bates per-
s9naton Of the melancholy Dane" quite success
fd though indiferenty supported in the subordinate
parts. Bakers Ethiopian oddities add spice to the
entertainments, and alSays "brne down the house"
New novelties are in course of preparation, to be
brought out with appropriate seniO effect.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
LOST oONpEDERAFE CERTIFICATES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that ! shall
~ Apply 10 Secretary Treasury the Confederate
States reneEA Of tie following lost TTea-urers Ceneltss,
10
Certificate No 20 dat=d August IS n 1863 ios 81 SOO Slso
Z, ruff ATE No -, cate, Ter $500 and, also,
Certificate No. ~ dated September H. 1863, for 5000
said Certificates for tx per cent, and Issued 10
nay name.
sy somewhere In Rehmond between that place
and Bowling Gieen, ll Caroline cOunty Va.
The receive said Certificates - lhSye
norhs Department the Of my purpose apply
a renewal o. the
os dGc~6sy, VA. T. DodER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
0Ie ACRES OF WOOD LAND FOR SALE

GIO AT AUCTION WI be sold On M0sDAY tse "a H.
of Nostnte at HenTco County Court House. Chat being Conf
day 6 acres OF Land lying the Caies City and ySYns
rosa SIX miles below tie city OF Rehnoa Ia woods AMI
iTaton. - ''' Sui-
A. the same time will be sid snohe trait 1917 acres about
one half Ia wSods four miosfrom city on The Ohaes Civ
Hsr: adjoining the lAnos Of Mr. GeO sc Turner WIZ
IEHGs-Made known On day Of sale
noy2-it LANES n rIvrop -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

I OST.-Enclosed in a letter to Il. G. Flanna-
- gan DRAFT hlhSe In Avor Of D. Hsrtsork, ior
% sgne by myself and dated think on the 2st sepst-
Der ls AsO n negotiable and payable % cIder,
Bank howaisye, AID endorsed by myself for, believe
a. 6 cut bisuk sud any dsCimas units the IaEsac
lion ree might require The note without date, and
len number OF days TO maturity All persons are
therefore cautioned receiving trading for the
payHea Orbd and will not be responsible for Them
GEO. RIYE3
or9-u6u Albemarle. Oo' 9TH, ls6l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

good ch1lcs to get bargains tO-day-this being the
cIosng sle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02

MUSulosSr DosAIIoS w. E. jackson, E.q, Presi-
dent Of the Augusta iGaj Minuiac.urug company,
sent check to The Mayor of that city Tor lofty thou
sand dollars TO be applied in aid OF soldiers families
-sud the poor Of Augusta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
NOTICE TOTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VAs CENTRAL R8ILROAD COMPANY.

TINE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of
Il tie Virg MIA Central Rarozd omPsny s he held Ia the
city Of Rcht-ond THURSDAY the 26h day Of November,
1865 viii pass free the waen going TO and
returning frcm the mesiug.
- 8.cs from the by-lsws o. The Company:
persons represent stockholders Al general mestng
writing gned by The person thus transferring the
poser par neshp may Sign IN the name Of the partne ship
Signature OF either member Of the firm shall be valid
No proxy valid given than sixty days Pdor " the
meeting Of the Company ....
proxy FOR Individual stockholders shall As free geng 70
return ing the mest Of the pany uness he Is him
self stoekhnlder
q transfer shall be coyd hesn days previous to
any Fenersl nest.ng" ]. GARRETT, Treasurer.
cFycs Va CENTRAL R R. Co, Richmond Oct, lis
ocR8-ot9TuNov
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-02
IsToRE MOUSE, DwELLING HOUSE, &C,

I SHALL Rent out 10 the highest bidder, at
HALIFAX Court House, the 4h MONDAYin November next
Chat being day tie store house. dwelling black
shop ocuui By Messr Jordan Co., at CatSvba
Halifax county, Va. particular description OF this place ls
deemed unnecessary Il Ats nsvel known IS one 81 the
stxBds selling goods the county Ga Is veil
excellent water and plenty Of ne wood eOnvGdeat TO the
dEenias AID store house
JOHN A. Mo0RAw, Admir-,
Se27-sst with WI annexed Of Daps B, Easlsy, decd.