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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
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WEDNESDAY, April 30.

WEDNESDAY, Aprii ~.
At Messrs FoWle, Sons Co.'S Auction Sale, yester.
day. an improvement manufactured tobacco indicated
The opinion prevails this article win recover
long depression which has existed for several weeks
Spectators suffered the decline and s hold con
siderable stocks perhaps sAnguins these eNpeea
tons han others, but stranger things than reaction IN TIE
weed" have occurred Army Tobacco Bin win pobaoy be
PasI ID in Congress to-day.
AT tbs sale above mentioned sugars brought loGl i0r
brown and clAshed. MOstOf TIE lots were withdrawn
At Messrs. Kent Paine Co.'S Auction Sale, to-day,
the following plisss wersobsslned;
Brown sugar In bbA sis0L23; RIO coffee, % sOG8sI; ST.
Domingo do s82508 81 rice 19s potatoes 1875 bushi
$50 per Ard s0 butter - 5o cheese 90 81
tea sS black do So WIDER co. candles 81 So tallOw
soda a. per ID SAeraus lis; sApere Si1O; eoee
a. per box indigo go ID matches S0per potash
l0SO per lb corn me 81 per bus; cotton yarns seTtg
1896 whisky $22l so cd do Nra ass apple brandy SIS %
o &; SeuPPsInorg wine sJIO0S
The Danville Register presents the following views
Some persons opinion that current expenditures o;
the Government extraordinarily heavy large smcuhts
the circulating medium caused by funding the eight
Eer Issues will BE- felt only the present. that 10 few
onihs win abundant ak Weekssg). Those
Who thur have failed TO take into the view thtwo facts
bonds tbs LIST Angus and In SIX per cents after that date
and secondly, That the Confederate Congress has passed bill
which must tend 70 the abso pton CT large amounts
q treasury notes. HowH en- the tax bl will brg
cannot guess upon caoy examination Of Its provisions,
Congress Destined It. the money
Is viii be that s taxing and undng combined must
ve the Govmeuthe best credit at home and abroad and at
limits We do not look FOR another plethora Of money any shOr:
perlod..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
NORTHERN NEWS

JACKSON, April 2S.-A special to the Appeal, gives
news from the Chicago Times, of the 9th.
Preparations were being made at Washington to en-
force the COnscript Act.
The transmission of important news below Cairo is
prohibited.
There was grea. excitement at Nashville in conse-
quence of an apprehended attack by Gen. Van DORM
All the employees in the departments were armedby Or
der of Gen. Rosecranz.
Lincoln says that, notwithstanding the defeat at
Charleston, he will keep "pegging away" The fleet
mnst return to cooperate with the land forces.
A company of one hundred and thirteen negroes has
been raised by Fred Douglass fora negro regiment in
Ohio.
All the Monitors have returned to Port Royal except
the Ironsides and few blockaders which still remain
off Charleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

IA HohsE Toa rHE GALLANT SiUtRL-An advertise
Of splendid cavalry horse for sale appears in
r column. We are pleased to learn thaJ it is pre-
hat the citizens OF Richmond, or any number Of
who may unite for the purpose, shall purchase the
sndd auimalaud present him to GenJ E. B. Stuart in
zen Of their great appreciation Of his memorable cir
around NcClelau's army, during its investment Of
eiiy. Tie proposition viii, we trust be resPond d
Hifh a8crity Merchants, others opposed to uni c
his movement, an do so BY leaving their names 81
Wing Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

Pr. PABEs PoNDlNER.-TEe Petersburg E.pres,
& the painful information tia. Captain Parke POin.
k.er, Of Richmond, Who was wounded in a receu. en-
gsmsu. Eear Suffolk, is in a very critical condition -
T. rsceived six wounds from tie explosion Of she'll
IN TIE legs, two in the hip and two others in diff
fe5eui portions Of the body. We hear that his injuries
aTe Of Ugh character as to prepare his friends to hear
OF iatalresult at any moment Captain P. is in CON-
maud o, company from Chesterfield attached to the
a Virginia regiment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
Of the Enemy Across the RapPahannoek-
HEAVY Skirmishing.

Y was somewhat excited yesterday morning BY
,id to have been based upon semi oiieial
Is, thas Rockers army had commenced an ad-
e movement to the south bank Of the RIPARIAN
|. On the arrival Of the trains, about o'clock P.
selearnsd that two brigades Of the enemy crossed
Deep Run, near Fredericksburg, aud skirmishsd
g The morning with two regiments Of our troops.
A3,h Georgia and End Louisiana are the regiments
~ TO have been ergaged upon cur side. The
ieh left the city yesterday morning went no
an Guinney's depot, Caroline county, and our
are consequently very mesgre. II is mo- sup
6 any large body Of troops vas thrown for
ppose the advance Of the Yankees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
INC Assessment and collection OF Taxes.

% bill for the assessment sud collection Of take.
6aally passed both Houses Of Congress, and awaits
4 approval Of the President We published synop
Of tie fOry-cne sections of the bill soon after is
Usage by the House OF Representatives, and nov sub
I'm a synopsis Of the notifications since enacted.
lists orreturns Of taxable property income. pro-
J. are 70 be made Eat the times prescribed by law,
stead Of tie LIST My, IS, and LIST January there
ser
ease Of refusal or neglect to make the required
tae assessor shall prepare them, and add % per
to the amount thereof, instead Of $50 per
privilege Of appeal respecting TIE valuation or
alton Of property defined in l4th section " shall
~ to estimates Of income or profits or Of taxes
made by appraisers aud referees"
Of assessing credits, the holders Of which
Sed to accept Confederate Treasury notes in
ereOf at the market vale of gold, it is
bat every article or object subjected to taxa
be assessed az the value thereof, at The time Of
in Confederate notes but, in no valuation
shall eny credit upon which the holder will
is in writing bis Willingness to receive COnfede-
noses in payment, be valued at a higher rate"
|rhc per diem Of assessors is fixed at five dollars
ey are also 70 receive FIVE dollars for every hundred
able persons, etc. provided such compensation shall
i exceed 81 900.
The limit Of eligibility to any Of the Offices enumerated
the act is Fixed at forty" instead Of forty-fve
ars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
THE WESTERN RIVERS.

JAcKoS, April 27.-Thc Mississippi River has fallen
at Memphis seventeen feet from the highest point and
is still falling at the rate of eight inches daily,
The water at the Yazoo Pass is now too low and
rapid for navigation, and but few boats go up or down
the Mississippi.
The water at Fort Pemberton is four feet eight inches
below the highest point and is falling three and hall
inches daily.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
THE ENEMY In NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, April 27.-The enemy have left KOsciuskO.
None at Louisville, but few Yankees at La
grange.
The Yankees have stopped repairing the railroad at
Grand Junction and Cornth but guarding the lines
closely
Jackson, Tenn, is reported to have been evacuated
by the enemy. They passed Raleigh in the direction
Of the n 0. and j. r R., burned q bridge after
passing Leaf river and reinforced near COrinth
with cavalry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

AWUsnESrs-The attractions at the Theatre, for the
ps't few nights, have been Macbeth" and "Pzlrro.n
k.owdei houses have greeted their presentation.
A, the Varieties the manager has brought out several
.s.ar PLAYA
AZ Metropolitan Hall, the War Illustrations" are
o. exhibition, bu, will be Withdrawn after the pres
week 20 make room for novelties. The principal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
FROM VICKSBURG.

YIcKsBURG, April PA tugboat, with two barges,
ran past the batteries this morning at O'clock The
batteries opened on her, but with what effect is not
known. All tranquil here to-day
ANOTHER DESPATCH
JACKSON, April 27.-A very large covered fiat, either
towed by tug or propelled by machinery inside passed
ycksburg last night. Gen. Stevenson reports that he
struck her several times, but she was not stopped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
Eorthwestern Virginia.

Sve received Intelligence, believed to be authen-
thai General Jones has been operating successfully
,he line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
{ NiIoy has evacuated Winchester. We further
st General ImbOden has taken possession Of
She county seat Of Randolph, driving the enc
and mixing some -nlnahla eantnrn..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

IMPOSING SUPPORT or GOVERNMENT
Passed March 2S'h, 1863.
Section 90 The act entitled an autho king the receipt
Confederate States Treasury notes In payment Of taxes and other
public dues passed March 22d 1862 be and TIE hereby
amended and reenacted, so IS to read as folloWs:
"Conedeate States nnntere bearing notes Of the denom
nation Of I've dolfr dated and issued
Hs day Of April 1863 shall hereafter be receivable in payment
Of taXei and other public cues TO the State"
Sec 81 The Auditor OF Pabc shall precei-
ing section be published In least five newspapers the city
Of Richmond and II the papers Of the cities Lynchbug
Petersburg, ard the towns Of Dsnye Stanton Wyhe-
vile for at leVst four weeks. ap 1-d&c4Ep
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
FIVE SLAV ES
commissioner appointed by Of the Circuit Court
TIE CITY OF Nc nond In the Of Jones against Jarvis &c
shall at aucor for Cash. Ia front tie State Court Iouss
On Franklin street In the city Of Richmond on ruedsv n
May lsC3 at ~ o'clock NJ the oErg Slaves beo og The
SLATE Of The ao william Jarvis deceased O. ARA aged 20
years and her Two Iaian th1r.n also, FANNY aged 90
yeas, ard BkTsEY, aged between 80 aud co years
spSo- JAMEs l. AyptPs IN .C,-,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vii command very high
prices All those who have garden spots should attend
70 them Ve-they viii be amply repaid for their rou-
bic. Hvery inch Of soil should be made to WELD the
Utmost With an abundance Of vegetables we can get
along with lees animal food. All, il possible, should
cultivate every vegetable they viii need at home-and
if they have any to spare should give them cheerfuy
to their poorer and less fortunate neighbors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY SLAUGHTER, FIcKLIN co. AUcrIoSEERs,
[l59 Main Street,

BY SLAUGHTER, FIcKLIN &oo.-AUcTIoSEERs,
tlt9 Main Street,
A UCTION SALE, I've will sell on Thurs.
"A DAY MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock .-.
Groceries, dc.
Consisting in part Of
10000 lbs choice brands Of Smoking Tobacco,
ITO bags Barley,
40 bbls prime Brown Sugar,
20 bags 6io ana haiacaibo Coffee,
10 bis Foia Ash,
Is ses Refined CASTLE soap
10000 Cigars, some Of superior quality.
Dry Goods.
100 pieces Fancy Spring Prints, English
100 pieces Ilaek and White English Prints,
400 ecel White and Black Paper Cam.nts,
Black French Cloths
100 pieces Super Blesehed Cotlons,
100 pairs C3tion AYERS, ec.
Hdrdwdre.
10 dCz Hand and Plat Files,
30 gro's Emal REFS,
90 doZ Knives and .TkI
Trace hans, scy III, Blades,
Saws, Carpenter Rules,
stVtk and Knob Locks Butt Hinges, etc.
-AiSo-
100 kegs Old Domlnlou Nails
100 English eedles
SLAUGHTER, FIcKLIy & CO.,
sI''- AuctioneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

Tax LATE AcciDEsr-Au the persons injured by the
ieut the Danvlle Railroad have beenbrOught to
he city and most Of them receiving the necessary
attentions at the SeabrOOk Hospital Only two deaths
tave thus far occurred according TO our information
Keeling, who first reported killed, is improving.
ihe following wounded are from Rockingham CO., n.
&c: Hon. Taos SeItle, J. P. May, Capt. NJ GsOgan,
not dangerous; Lieut. D. s. Ellington, Jack Strong,
A. B. Ellington, seriously.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO., Auc1s.

BY ROBINSON, A0AYs CO., Aucrs.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
FRIDAY next 1t May, at our wa.e House. corne OH
and Main streets
..---G 80 bbls. Q. Sugar
% bags do do
10 bills ClsIiA ID Sugar,
10 tolls n. o Mol sses,
30 Sacfssat,
10 Heroes Rice,
2j boxes Soap
100, lbs. Bacon prime
3 casks Sal Soda,
10 kegs b.. Car. Soda,
25 dozen BIooms,
20 boxes TalloW Candies,
% bags Dried apples,
10 bags goGee.
HdTdirdFe.
Circular Saws 10 inch 70 % n n diameter,
Hard and CEbi5 ct Saws
Screw Plates, nr rs,
zors, Razor 81 apps, link Faucets,
TroWes, Spirit YES,
$50 Cavalry and Artillery Sw, rds, &C. &C.
Pt'eS desiring 20 send In goods ale will do 20 by
thursday mo ming. RoBIN5oN, ADAMS & Co, -
sp25-ts Aucuoneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
fsb2l-sn

CARBIDE. ALFRED HUGHES offers bis pro.
~ fessona services TO the citizens Of Richmond.
Office and residence FIRST door Of the Richmond House In.
trance from Governor street.
Dr. HrIhes having procured extensive and fresh supply
pure drugs. will 81, pen7e his med cInes.
OFFICE Hours Morning, from to 10; Eoon to & Even-
iny, 7 tn O.
April 18th, 1858. spie-in'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

CHICAGO EEEcTrOS.-The election for Municipal OH.
GERS in Chicago took Place thu 2Tst pst Sherman,
the Democratic candi'a for Mayor, vas elected BY
us minority The remainder Of the Democratic ticket
vas elected by a somewhat larger majority. Great
interest vas feli in the election.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

iaE LATEST FAsHIONs.-The London Illustrated Nevss
ataining che fashion plates, had arrived at Mobile,
rsugh the bloekade-f,Om which, according 70 the
Jas, would appear that the costume Of the ladi,
returning to a simple style. Hoops are assuming ra-
nll dimensions, aud the ball rsom dress, compared
N the past styles is almost denuded Of ornament
change is especially tue in relation to street COS
Name. Trains have entirely disappeared. The dress
falls hardly below tie sncle leaving the whole foot ex-
posed This las; vii be particularly welcome to those
WHO have pretty feet, as vel the rougher sex
The fashion Of trains for promenade Is unreasonable
A. it Is sloveny. Those who adopt i, scarcely look
sleluly after a short walk in the streets
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

FoEr POwHArAN-The Fortress Monroe correspon-
OF the n Y Herald says tina. the bels have beer
Purifying james river Fort POwhatan is being case
naei and already the third battery has been flushed
[The writer says that two rebel deserters from
Nsrrnlc No - report tha, they recently left her "
ing al the ObstruOH near Fort Darling on the James
river and Eaen they eEs a large number Of workmeu
we're engaged in removing the distractions from the
river at that point-ior what purpose is not stated
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
@. S. OF AMERICA, WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJ'r AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
kcHMoNp, April 23d, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS, |
No. 40.

No. 40.
The following regulation Is made will hereafter be sb-
served In the relative TO the clothing CT deceased
Upoa the death Of soldier tn surgeon In charge Of The
hospital at which occurs will Inventory made
Of all his military clO5g and will mske fair apprssemen OF
each article threof It will then be turned the nearest
quartz master for reissue. The original sppralsement shall
forwarded 70 the 2t Auditor to its value
representatives OF the deceased sor and copy
furnished TO ihs receiving ouarterm str who will Me
clothing at the appraised prices and not
Gener Order No. 100, last series
H. Engineer Office while employed Reconnaissance
other duty under special orders causing prary alb
fom their posts from The hesdquarte the armies
corps divisions bgsdes with which they msy serving shall
be allowed their personal expenses TO be paid OF the appro
praon for engineer service, In lieu Of all allowances for fuel
qusts and forage for The period. Each
aed BY The party reeyg the payment and approved By
the officer under who Sc orders he acts
Ill All supplies Of contractors engaged exclusively In Iron
mutations Of for the Government are exempted from i'm.
pres,ment kher at tie establishment, at the place pur
Chase satisfactory eyidecce by AFFIDAVIT otherwise
quirei TO e5tabish ownership
(By orderD
Signed, g. COOPER
ap2I-lW All Y md Ingp'rG Cen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
NEaY VALUABLE

NERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Nelson county No
yenber h 1862 sunce then In the Masse va Mas
e being friendly suit for division certain Mount
ids belonging the estate Of the Masse we shall
Commits oners OF the Court IN said suit or ~ suction on The
premises TUESDAY, the 18th day Of NE s6 REGARDLESS Of
weather. all the Mountain Lands Of sci deceden not
sold
Monabeo Tract, containing 800 scre and lying On The
head waters cf Tye River AID through which the old I've
River and Blue Ridge Tu pike roa Several hundred acres a.
proven consist Of a comfortable ling with III rooms and
paag kitchen meat ard ieehcuse several exce Mt cab
s servants barn. stables tobacco house, excellent pack
house, blacksmith shop, and g mill aud In addition 20
ALL fine apple orchard In full airing condition. Tbs place ia
the best opening IN Virginia for tan yar AID cooper establish
men large SCALE having plenty Of wood blk the hest
variety Il and around It, Il lies In Nelson county on the
ountan the RockbFdce and Augusta lines IS miles from
Massies Mills In Neson, and from Midway, In augusta
81 The Sade Tr Ct two NIL from Montebello on the
road towards MdEay250 about 80 Of which are cleared
and under ( nee.
sd The Gfub Tract" 500 acres adjoining Monticello and
unimproved
4h small en les of 90 aai "a acres respecsve sb.u
one mile from Montebeo
And the Saturday following COOS we Their we vi
SELL the village Of New Market Nelson county containing
a half Of land, belonging the same estate
Trims, both SasG ~ and Is months pers security
and title retained I'LL payment.
]. WARWICK,
jos. LGON,
THO. J. MAssIE.
apl7-tds. Commissioners
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AunITOR,S OPFICE.

AUnIToR's OFFICE
RIcHMosD, Va. March s0h, 1868
N pursuance of the requirements of an act
entitled An imposing the support OF Govern.
ment passed March rs 1865 the annexed sections said
published. J. NJ. BENNETT,
Auditor OF Pubic Accounts,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
AUCTION SALES.
TWO FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY AT

III wv fAhMO In 1AGlrAA SOONll n
Il AUOTI0N-By request Of Dr. VIM. H. Woo:ton (who pro.
poses decline arirg viii be sold In mont of my Office
TUESDAY 9Th May IL o'clock A., the Farm wheTeon he
Sides known es "EvERGREEN" 81 uated In Halifax county,
about mile from Glover Depot and containing 46H
The improvements consist Of excellent Dwelling with
rooms beautifully situated in yard set out with flowers and
eVergeens there the usual outbudng Of kind
Also another Tract o. 2s4 about = Of mile from TIE
above lying Immediately the Richmond and Da vile Rao i'd
Glover Depot and adjoining the lands Of Mes
Coleman Garrett others has upon 1t several buildings
which somewhat out OF order.
Upon both the Tracts good OF Winter Oats and Potatoes
put preparations being made for Corn
The lands lie well and are Of good quality.
Posseon will be given 20 after the SALE and Dr. Won
ton will sell to the purchaser such stock, implements furniture
&c, as he may want
neghbohOOd good and cOnvennt churcheJ and Post
Office
There here offered TO refugees and others opportunity 70
really desirable home and properly rom the In
vde and yet convenient by railroad any part Of the COnfed
eracy.
DR. Wooton wiz take pleasure In showing the lands to persons
who may desire to purchase, and paS Of the be
Stmy Office.
TRIMS win be made known at the tmeof SALE and win be made
10 suit purcha.ers. L. D. WILLIAMS,
apps tbs Auctloneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Medical pUKxxYoR's OFFICE,
Richmond, Va. April LIST, 1868.

THE Ladies of Virginia willsrender the Con-
Il fedsracy very essential service II theY win interest them
selves culture OF the Garden Poppy Of supply
lug themost valuable eda agents used 10 the treat
nent Of the sick and wounded of the army.
juice exudng from the punctned capsules should when
sufficiently hardentd be carefully put up and forwarded to tbs
undersigned -sgf1ce
Persons having seeds Of the Poppy will be paid lib
for the sameh early application be made At this Dfn NJ Pr
10y EW.JeT os Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

HliLT ysaE Sl2.OOi nOnthI $500 for les Pc
month.
IN year, IS 90; months, $500.
ear, $500; mOn,hs, $500.
/ A. the risk OF the subso her.
Dolly one square, 8 ines, 500 an Insertion and
continuance seul-Vsehly or I1i-Eseky insertiols
aara. Weekly llsrrs on $50.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30
NEW AUCTION AND

w E. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill &
w Co., Manufacturer OF Ladys and Geneasn's BaoI
aud Shoes up stairs 12T Main street, Richmond, Va.
All Kinds Of Ladies and GenemeDS Boots and Shoes ds 70
order. Repairing doae.
sia12-6r d. 8. WRf01r, Gutter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the 4Tn of
in MAY, in Chayot,esville, that being Court day, my
STEAM SAW MILL,
Mechum River Depot the Central Railroad. Said NH
repaired In the Winter Of 1861 by Mess Talbot Brother
Richmond.
ANY person wishing the Mil do by going Me-
chums River Depot further nfomatIon apply Mesrs
Talbot 4 Brother, Rlchmond.
ap 11-t4m VIM p JARMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

WANTED To HIRE BY THE YEAR OR
y a0NFaSo Hands for the Gravel the Richmond
Also 80 Wood Cutters
,,..,s Liberal Wages will be paid
Apply at the superintendent Oee 10 Rich 10 The Pad
master or 10 any Of The Station Agents along the Road
- ,,o.o CHAs. G. TALC0Tr,
PA'-AN@0'"0" sup'dt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-30

WE WILL.SELL this day IS likely Negroes
w isss HILL, DICKINSON EOo., Suc,,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24

R5-This Well Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at OgdsnB-
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THE POET ON a TRAIN; Oh,
Fne Romance or the Railroad.

By the Author Of "Fair Inez,'' 'tThe Prince Of
I Wales . s'Ths Ghost Hunters, - &C., So
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
LR ON 1T Z,
NORTHERN LEGHT.
Captain JOHN RoBERTsOl

HB-rhis Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees Of latitude and eleven degrees
3t longitude, passing through Lakes Erie st. Clair
huiSn and Superior, aud the beautiful Rivers Detroit
t NalI oo st Marie, with it. Thousand lsles, pre-
renting TO tho Tourist for Pleasure Health, in Ihe
pursuit o. Sces &c, SEAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America
80 Passengers from TOroato and Montreal can
connect with Of these ats Port Sarnia on the
evening Of the day they leave DstrOit
z'-One Of the Steamers sea Bird or Cleveland will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
Tor SEperOe City touching at s inter med ate ports
FOB FURTHER INF0BAIArInAI s-,s .Illa..u4-
ries regarding Freight or Passage, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
TtOByT HANNA &, co, for Northern Light and
II. CARE bSSOS q CO., for Meteor and I'm
RJSsEY a. MoBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS:
8 P BRADY & o., for Iren City, Planet an City
Of Cleveland;
WI 1LLIAMs a 90, for Northern Light, IIiino and
Meteor
JNo. HUTdHINs & CO., for Traveller. mar s:I5O