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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TIE sUTLERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three hun-
dred army suffers in this city, without occupa-
tion 1T present. Some OF them have been plundered
BY the rebel redders, and others have been thrown
out of employment by the rapid changes Of position
Of their various corps. Being out OF employment,
and pAtrotioally iuclined they to organize
mounted home guErdI aud being familiar with
the uAages OF war, they would make an efhcient
Horace A. White, Of the drm Of s. r. Pearl 4 Co
Of this city who was In the Seven Days BATTLES on
the Peninsula, has consented 10 take command Of
the s, n. r.. ...a......7- ....,,. .'r
1t EbslIeyed that n the suffers should be thor
oughly organized, no enemy could Withstand their
charges. ,r..r ....' '....N. IT.. .1 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

LOST CHnp.--A lost child, named Charley
Miller, nged az years, was found by PatTolman
WAnnAlI, at a O'Clock p. m, yesterday, and re-
stored to his parents The parents live at No. IO7
Seventh street. .... ..... ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

. CRIMINAL CouRT.--Judgs FiSIsr prssidiag.-
The court yesterday granted anew triGlin the case
of AdolphuS Parker, convicted Of granddaughter.
To-day John Thomas, indicted on the charge o
assault, was found guilty by the Jury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

FIRE,-The frame school house, used for ne
gro children, situated on II street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, WAS burned last
Night about O'Clock. The cause OF the Are and
the damage done, has not been ascertaIned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

THE July INTEREsT,-It Is stated that there
is amply sufficient gold in the United States
Treasury for the payment OF all the interest
that falls due on the lst Of July. u...a
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

CIRCUIT CoURT-C Chief Justice Cartier jDrssid.
ing and Judge WVlie on he Bench The Brown will
case still occupies the attention Of this court.
Among the witnesses examined were Rev. D. A.
Mcclure, Mr.. Cook, VIM. M. S. Hopkins and Mrs,
TiIlotson Brown
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

The Troy Hhig has been sold for $4,000.
F. W. Hubbel, Esq, who has been the leading
editor for ten years, retirss
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

SEE FIRST PAoE Of to-dAy'S REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter Ahd hlSesllAhSous para
rEhnha.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

martial Law Proelslmsa In baltimore.
lBkLTtMoRE, June SO.-Martial law has becn
proclaimed in this city. a...3l ...... .... II
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
IN INDEPENpENT BATTALION

AN INDEPENDENT BATTALION
n 10 be raised Of SYLYANIANs reiidinI
Il The District OF Columbia tok SIX mphIH.
SERVICE OF the STATE OF PkNhSfLNANlA
90 tgoVEHNMENT WOOD YARD,
Al tbs corner OF Eighth st. and Virginia avenue
nv N, M FINLAY, Commanding.
Or AUGT, shELLlNG,
Captain Of lst Company,
One Company already raised for organization
eSO-lts
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

CENTRAI GUARDHoUsB.--The following sol.
dlsrs were this morning confined in this guard.
John Little, nth NY. eav.t ohverB King, 18th N.
y eayi A. G. n. Row, 9Th Pa; Davis Ryan, sIst Pa.
wm. Fitzsimmena 2sth Mas; Jos. A. Noble, seth
Mass, CharleA Roy, sd Pa. cav, Thol, G, Dousher-
ty. lat r. l. cav, .... DO .. 20 .....
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

GUNNER GooDs---sUMMER GOODS.
~
SUMMER RANGES, ,na rH. rrt..r. ....t. ....
SUMMER FURNACES, .alr... augor
HIP AND SPONGE PArH TUBS, ,,-...
FOOT TUBS, ..'... r.' hr roo
TOILET SETS, ..- La, '.1.
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
.... JAPANNED WATER BUCKETs
With general assortment Of TINWARE, Which
viii be sold cheap BY co., .''',.". ...'a'11g
.F W. D. WYVILL, D.. ... 1T
No. t6t PennsylVaniA avenue, we'd
jes-tf Between I'd and IK StrestI.
q AP oNIFIER,
CONCENTRATED EYE, la...
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

? MISSIONARY cELEBRATIoN. This (Tuesday)
evening there will be missionary celebration at
the Fourth Presbyterian church, J. c. Smith, DID,
pastor. The exercises win embrace the singing Of
solos and duettH by the young ladies' as also diA-
loEues. The Union Of thirty-iVe states win be
represented BY thirty-Hve young ladies' each wear
ing tho coat Of OF their respective States We
predict eomplste sueeeSs. l.5..III4 rl,. -..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
sEatinual RrpnbIitau.
WASHINGTON, ID. @,
TUEsDAYuaiwua,uaaHaauJUNE 30, lsst

az The once OF the National Hsgabli-
paii Nv ut BII Ninth street. botWeeHPenh-
T!yaufn avenue and d street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
WINES, ETC.
OMAINE's CRIMEAN BITTERs

ID OMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS.
III GIN HOG VINCEs.D aud.
Ihe perfection OF chemical and medical art has
been attained in the mAterialA and their unique
combination IN these Blttera All other bltterS
are followed by a Supplying reaction IN the ratio
that they eXhIlAFAte. Hence, with thoubandH
prejudice against the use Of any has been created
With the Crimean there 10 NO such unpleasant ef-
Peruvian bark embodied In them, They instantly
onFrect nausea, cure quickly sick and nervou1
them. These are the results OF monthA OF trial in
United States hospitals and private use. For sale
by all drugglAta and family groeera.
IT. 0T W. Chiffon a CO.,
Marble Store, No. ~ Walker street.
FREDERIC s. COZZENA
Sole Agent, Penn. avenue
je26 near Fourteenth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
articles OF LYE for making SOAR, sc., now oifefsd
for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENTED
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, their trade-mafk
for It being "sAPoNIFIER, ORC0NcENTRAfED
hYEn ThS gFeSt SUCCESS Of this article has led
1t, in violation Of the compAny'S PATENTS,
Of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
ATTORNEYS - :" - '.' -
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ, Of fPhaSdeIPhts, end
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, ESQ.,, q Ral'Surg, o.,
And that Al NIANUFAcTURERs USERS, or Sell
LERS OF Lye, In violation the rghts OF the Con-
pany, VIII be PROSECUTED at once. ...Tl#
The SAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
is for sale by all DruggiStH, Grocers, and Country
stores, 10. ..a .r -r.,..
TAKE NoTICEl .'Hr
The United STATES CmcUIr CoURT, Western
DiHtrist OF Pennsylvania, No. l Of May Term, In
isa2, In suit OF . ' ... n.l
THE PEEEsYLvAFIA SALT MANUFACTUR-
ar o.. .rp ING COMPANY .a
I . .... 100 . H.. pS '.. .rrs
., l. a.. THOMAS G, CHASE, 0'
dosrSsd 70 the Company, on HNoysmber, IS issa, the
.-,oa ExCLUHvE RIGHT
granted BY pAtshf oWRsd By thsn Tor the
sAPoNIFIEEa, go.
Patent dated october II, Ia6S. rRSfpstuAl iRjuno-
ton awarded. a' .si. r7' = h.,
" -- 90. I.I. fu.uN~Sr
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
| oFFICEsi
1T WALNUT STREET, PhaGdelphiS,
PITT STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY, Pin,Surg.
|
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

FIGHT WITH IMBODERs CAVALRY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
LATEST FROM HARRISBURG

THE CITY EXTREMELY QUIET.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
GBe 8itgnlonA GQ5lg.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. so, 1858.
Ihe @ Nens nom kentueky. y

Immediately after the adjournment of the House oil
Representatives yesterday Governor FoOte desired that
the members would give him their attention Zoe mo-
ment. He said that il bad been proposed TO hold a
meeting Immediately fOm which the public would not he
excluded in order to give expression the qualification
which all must feel in regard to the glorious news from
Kentucky.
.'yhat news is thats" asked Ne. Lyons
"why, that the Governor Of Kentucky has ordered
ont $1,000 troops TO crush the rule of sboi'ionsm III
lat State"
wba. is the authority for the statement asked sew
eral members.
This" replied Governor FoO,e; 'that news has been
received which theKesacky delegation disposed to
beleve"-
"Ohl" oh ~ OH" from all parts of the Hall, and the
congregation Immediately dispersed.
We may add that this news was brought to this city
two days ago, by Lynehburg paper, with no other
Foundation than a rumOr from Knoxville. If it has
celved any confirmation, have yet to learn the fact
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
The nExtortion Bill

The Committees substitute before the House Of
Delegates for the bill the subject OF ertortOn is
document Of considerable length. The 6rst second and
third sections define foresang, regratng and engoss
ing in accordance with the laws adopted by the General
Assembly Of l77s, and similar 10 existing laws. The
fourth section provides prosecution for misdemeanOr
IA easeof the commission Of either Of these Offences
the penalty OF which is fixed at tue of not less than
SO nor more than $500 for each offence and mprisOn
at the discretion Of the jury, Of not than
twelve mon.hs The fifth section provides per eentum
TO be allowed 10 producers the prices oil May, 1861
exceeding pc cent. The sixth section provides
pey eentlge OF - Tor importers and Retailers Tue
suh authorizes county aud corporation courts to
regulate the prices charged by keepers OF public houses
AMI especially regulates the prices Of meals for odiers at
rs eeuts each, aud odgugs 90 cents The eighth sec
tOu likes penalty Of less than fifty uor more THAI
Que thousand dollar, huc aud than II mouth,
Imprisonment which may be- cOmmnted 10 enlistment in
the military service The uiub section prevents the eS
portaou OF articles OF prime necessity The remaining
sections provide the form Of oath TO be taken by
chants aud others affected by the hill the peusty for
Courts uegeetng TO perform the duties prescribed by
tie bill aud tia, the burden OF proof 10 the costs in
ca.es OF prosecution Tor violating the law, shall be
tlro Sn upon the deendau'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
@ DiNIe" smoking tobacco.

For some weeks past We have been regding us with
AMY ppefas per day Of the above brand Of smoking
tobacco. 1t Is made in the great tobacco town Of
Lyuchburg, by the well known nInufActueec Dr. SAun
dsrs for bis sou, g. D. saunders, laut Young fellow
Of seventeen who has been in the army almost ever
since the war began The "Dixie" tobacco is made Of
hue golden leaf is unaduerated aud altogether pea
sant.asyored excellent article for the pipe. We adve
al lovers Of the weed, and especially all advocates Of
tbe motto, Passa e Pipes for the Great Seal Of the
Confederacy 70 try t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

GES. NAsSuDER AND raE TExASs-Tbe Houston
CTsxls) News, commenting uPOa the glorious exploits
~ Galveston, says
Our readers viii thus see that whin the short space
Of tSo three weeks after the arrival Of eonm aud
who would permit Texans TO defend themselves,
sue oAz seaport Of the State has been recovered after
having bsen tlmely abandoned without contest, and
after AL its eidzeas hal been subjected for
r1stto suerings aud losses almost ineaca6le. Millions
OF dollars would not compensate them for their pecun
hry sacrifices made not only Wit out single effort Of
resistance aud any resulting advantage whatever
with disgrace 20 our State that has been keeny felt
by every Texan worthy OF The name from the seabOard
% The mountains We trust that shall never again
De called upon &c endure Such humiliation. But ecu
Hacrudsr found the Texans not ouy wiling but impA-
,ens 70 attack the enemy, aud he had therefore oy TO
arrange bis plans and give tue order.
We are now onee in l1i possession Of cur chief
seaport aud for the fret tns since the "a July lsel
there 4 not b0ckadug vessel IN sight, aud, We think,
under the AUSPICES Of our new 0nmander It Wil take
something more than an old hulk Of sai! vessel TO
blockade that part hereafter. We eensra ula,e the
Whole country on this cheering and suspicious COM
Ineuceuent Of the new rear.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

YAxxEE ogzkAoEs ~ kissoUEi.-Tbe Jackson Cyis's
gives summary Of outrases committed By the Yankees
10 Missouri furnished by gentleman of reliability d.
rect from that State, = portion of which copy
Colonel William r. Penniek in command Of rcg-
ment Of militia not long since left ST. Joseph with his
troops IN search Of and having reached
Clay county arrested Charles Puns who left Buchanan
IN company with Capt Gibson fOr the Southern army
Pnbns vas taken 70 Liberty, mock trial was gone
through with and be was condemned TO be hung. be
offered to prove that be was a regularly enlisted Con-
iederats soldier but was denied the privilege, and ae
oOrdingly hung Altar hanging Pullns Penuiek pro
ceeded two OK tbree mues further and found too men
sitting 10 WIDOWS door. BE asked them Il they kneV
81 tie vhsrsaboas Of any huahWhAoksrA- Upon beng
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
NIorement. on hIilroY,. ANN.

We have very late alyices from Hardy county, Va.
Al the time informant left, there was not AbOli-
ton soldier to be found in the neghbOrhaod AID the
belief was that Milroy, with hs hyenas had gone to
reinforce Burnside at Fredericksburg Possibly they
too, may be blocked up in the snow and mud Of the
mountains. as Blrnsides army Is in the mud Of Old
Stafford. The citizens Of Hardy gencrally loyal
and are rejoiced to be relieved, f only for brief Pc
Rod from the iron rule of the tyrannical Mroy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
rsIRurr OF RESPECT.


At meeting Of duty Camp Lee, convened
on the q day January the purpose Of paying tribute
OF respect 70 the memory Of the late Lieut. JN0 E. BEARD Of
Augusta county, the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted!
wsxSgls has pleased Almighty God 20 Eemoye from cur
Fst fellow ohee the late Lieut. JNOF BEARD therefore
eSotred l. That While With humble srbrlsslonto the
decree. God whn vise TO err yet depore the
uney OF deceased eomrade and bear In aee ona
smcm5ancs the many virtues adoSne bis life and that bad
endrarsd him 20 ", and all who knew him
II Thatin h4 death, have lost generous brave, and
amIabe companion ard the Qovernnent the services % on
Ger as interest who eyneed his de-
yoon 10 rs eounty cause eagerly responding 20 the nrsi
before be had ansd that age which subjects
o military duty. q
testify his WORTH aud uPAihiEs deeply With hs bsrsav'
ed family IN their irrersrabe lIss.
the deceased and also The proceedings be PSbIhed 10 e
Richmond aud s.aua.on papers. - ....- 60,
Capt GooehlAnd Light Afilsry.
Us. :. GaATrGS, Secretary.
Stsrston pspers please copy. JSt-H
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DIED.

Al his reience Hanover chronic disease Wednesday
the 9Th day Of December last SAMUEL PLEAANTs In the 6h
year OF bis agv. lIa3O-dhl II.
the residence wu T. JESSE Lancaster county, Va
saturday 7th day January, Of Paralysis JOHN GwYN
Of Baltimore, IN The Goth year ef his age.
Baltimore papers please copy. ia8O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

LEcrURE-The Rev. Dr.. Stiles will lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association tonight, in ii E
Broad Street Methodist Church. His subject is well
chosen" The Bible the basis Of national prosperity
and we learn that he has given much labor and thought
the preparation Of this address d. Stiles is Of
the abes pulpit orators 10 the country, and hope he
viii have numerous audience on this occasion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
ACTION SALES.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT
Y TIVE CORNER OF Clay AID SIXTH STREETS FOR
SALE AT AuCTl0NRilib he cold at suction, the premises
e TUESDAY 81 February ts05 at8 o'oinok p that VAi-S
lie Real Estate located above oang 81 feet the Worth Of
Clay ak about 81 t 70 de lot on which siaus
u Lutheran Church Eut hsY thereon Large PrAme
nenl recently occupied by the lac John Durham. The location
foregoing properly "a dAble one, btrs 70 the
Vegetable Market
TeNs- 0ns-thrd balance and twelve ,or
neEotlalle oyt guided, secured by uust deed The
GODDM APPERsos,
luctiou
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

recently arrested IN Huntsville, Ala, by order Of
Gen. Bragg. The brought before Judge
scruggs a writ of hqbsas corpus and the prisoner
discharged, on the ground that the military have
no right to and try citizens connected with
the aruy bv military courts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

answered in the neg9tve hs proceeded short distance
wheR be was atc1.a aud his regiment repused by men
eonet aed in the brush Pennck Immediately returned
the widows house, hung the two men he had seen
here. and burned the widows house. Crossing the
river into jackson county nominay in search Of Guam
trel. some of his men arrested boy who was taking
clothes TO Qusntrels command. They went TO the
house Of the boys mother who a widow, seized and
hung both her and her son. This man. Pennick, dis
rraees the position Of the Most Worshipfu Grand Mas
Ter of the Masonic fraternity in Missouri.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
GENERAL ORDERS,

hcHANoD, jan ~ lsb4 J
GENERAL ORDERS,
no. 2.
Pursuant Section n "Act to provide for the Public
Defence approved April 10TH 1862 who mustered into
service bringing with them their entitled TO
dollar per month tie um the date Of
erng Should they prefer 10 receive the fu vsse
the will be hEed by the mastering officer any
muster according value " dxed by Grneal Order
No IS either the fact Will he noted the muster rod
officer With statement VI the value Of the
due per month alton for the
thereof The due for Of arms viii be pad
brigade division other ordnance officer and such pay
men the roll Payment for the use OF will
not be nude ofiener than In Elk months.
H. In like cavalry equipments broug into service Will
valued by the mastering officer aud the value entered upon
the muster roll, paid Tor Al the following rates
For good servceable Saddle, IRON $40 70 $50
For q good Saddle Banket, % TO ~.
For a good Bride, e. to o..
For a good Halter, q TO ~.
And minor articles the discretion Of The mastering officer
Ill General Orders No. Ol last Series, frsm this ONCE Is
amended the be employed TO
examine eonspts each Congressional District may be selected
districts which they 10 act when surgeons cannot
be obtained from othe. Congressional DStcs
BY order, -
(signed) OOOPbh,
IsST-lw Adjuiant snd Inspector Gene al. p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

TaE SSOw.-A large quantity OF snow fell during
Wednesday aud tue succeeding hight, ba the condition
Of the earth such that it melted rapidly. Yester
day morning the trees beautifully festoOned with
Wreaths of pure white, which disappeared under
the influence Of the sun We are informed that in the
mountains Of Virginia the fall Of SNOW has been very
kea7T.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
Important.if True.

Il was currently reported yesterday that Commission
ers from Indiana, Illinois aud other Western Sties
rived in Richmond the night previous, for the purpose
Of negotiating With the Confederate Government upon
some method Of bringing the to a close. When il
Is asceraiued that this extraordinary intelligence pos
sesses the merit Of TRUTH the newspapers will lose
time in communicating it 70 the public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

PERsOSAL.-Tbe Marquis of Harrington aud Colonel
Wn Leslie members Of the British Parliament visited
the House Of Representatives yesterday Before they
bad fair opportunity Of observing the works Of that
great American institution they were excluded by
the perpetual motion to 20 into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
fs-Admi,Ilon-Einy and seventy.ave cent?.
ADJT AND INsP'R GENLs OFFICE, !
Richmsnd, Jan. %, 1868. (
GESERAL 0RDERs J


No j.
l. Candidates appointments Of artillery officers for Ord
nance duty passed th examinations The headquar
tiers army army corps depart may he placed
nance acting ordnance officers The number placed
Guy ha exceed one half Of the whole uunhepasei
there shall taken from the head Of t without
ence 10 the grade for which they recommended.
Acting ordnance officers placed duty 81 ~ be entitled 10
euienans II recommended for that, higher grade
ana AS eutenant ,mmended for higher grade
Commissions will be Issued the exauinson
peted armies, will he for grades and OF dates
correspond With the general roll Of merit established 10y the
amlneIs.
amy .dutv enrolling Cousrpts such fuel AMI stationery,
Within limits prescribed Icy existing regulations for Rovgnc-
public officers, shall be certified by those officers 10 be in
dNpens1ble the proper discharge o. thes dulles.
The legitimate Of the performance oi such duty viii
be paid, Of enrolling 0c9Ts not commits Toned,
accounts approved by the Comsndsn o Cor scripts for The
State or Commander Of Camp OF ln'tru ;to by order,
tsiynedl g COOPER,
i.gO-lw Adj't and Insp'r Gen1.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
TOPOGRAPHIC.
INTERESTING DECISION.

MAcos, Ga, Jan. -2s.-Thc Supreme Court has deci-
ded thai oonscript under the East law who obtained
substitute nov liable to CONSUMPTION under the law,
also becomes liable 10 enrolment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30
BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR q soy. iuc,'9nsers.


COMMISSIONERS SALE Or REAL ES-
~ TATE IN THE CITY or RICRMOEO. AND COUNTY OF
HENRICoBy virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Cour Of Henroo
county In the styled Finders aud ohervs Depes Admin
and others, the undersigned O. umllnners, win
February 1875 the following valuable real city
Richmond and county NJ Henrioo, 20 folrvs: =
l-conmencng ~ ~ O'Clock, the farm known marion
H the late residence Of VIM r. Drpres,, deceased the
Osborn Turnpike mile Of the city, and contiguous
Tree Hill PovhAtan and other estses contains 90
land we'll Improved. The improvements consist OF excel
brick dwng kitchen, stable, AMI the usual outbudngs
excellent orchard Of choice fruit trees and abundance Of
This properly beautifully located and commands sp endid
Of the city Of Richmond and scenery james River and
the surrounding country
9ndTwo Eni lots IN the Of PORT Mayo adapt
ed for small Eed families. Sale 10 commence st2 r. NJ
6-And AZ O'clock Will be sold the Vausb. vharf Properly
Rocyes and known he Steam Boat Wharf and opposite
the OF f. o. HSssns, ESQ il fronts JsneS River l4s feet
back about f0 feet Water street plat Of which
be al Cur once.
hTwo lots the intersection ofMan and Fin strests Rich.
mond H ard designated by the numbers 65 and 100 In Adams
PLAN they 1872 feet and back Loo alley
bthAt TIE time and place will be sold third interest
In Of land containing acres in Henrco county
the New Central rosd aud adjoining the lands Of B. W. Roper
aud others.
TERNs-ons-thrd cash. or the whole preerre the balance
IL months negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
added snd title retained until the further order Of
court.
The tAIss for 1858 to be paid BY tho purchaser.
A A. MORsON,
JNO O. srEGER, @ JuuIs'rS.
Sale conducted By J. NJ. TATI6R SOS, Aucis. JAT-tds
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ADJUTANT AND INsP. GENIE OFFICE, |
RIOHHOsD, Jan. ~, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS

GENEKAL OKDEIs
No. II.
The Military Courts appointed sud organized under the act ap
proved October g, 1852 will be governed and controlled,
oec coumariiS byhe Articles Of War and RsTalsions o
the Army connection with the aforesaid n October O. 1859
Their pror-eingl Will therefore BE- subject review by the
commanding General Of the To- which they attach
who decision Of the President the proper reviewing
all proceedings ud the provisions Of the Law and
the Articles Of War The original procsdng Of these c. urt
action Is had vn vii be transmitted 70 the Office
o. the and Inspector General agreeaby TO the 9th
Article OF War.
By 0rier,
(slgnsdD s. COOPER
g,Ol ufat,tan nd Ipst TOR Cener
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-30

ADJT INsPR GENERALS OFFICE,
RiczsOsO, Jan. "a, 1913
GENERAL oRDERsl
No 10.
The following orders are published for Information o; all
eonrernedi
duties OF Signal officers confined TO those bearing
onted under the Acts OF Congress-
proved April 18Th 1862, and Sept 2Itr, lS61
Il To Sny General officer requiring signal Office. and enc
titled thereto one viii Assigned by 1s Adutant aud Inspect
or General.
III signal officers required 10 make their reports
returns &e he Signal ocer duty he seat
Of paragraph TX General Orders No 90 must
BE- strictly obSeryed.
.sgnedl s. COOPER,
IA27-iw Adlutant inspector General