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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

Chudrsn between and ~ OF age be charged % a
rates For Srvants having In the ladies' foil fair
Be pad unless ATTENDING infants under years Of age
Ia OF er cars, second class rat TO be pals.
sA 4UsL RUTH, sup'L rTanspt
oHcs RF&PR Z Co.. Richmond, jay 80, ls63-tt
STATE TAXES.-The Taxpayers of the
~ City Of Rchnond hereby noufel the bll
1855 Tor al the dTo OF the dy ready and payments
o1y be made daiy tron NJ I'll P ~, At the snsrH6 once
Bqs-sS' II. X ELLYslN sheriff.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

NOTICE to the Citizens t HeIrico County.
i1ssmen Of Hearco County salt will dell
Vay TO DAY. VI the Courthouse I'll persons enheto SALT
and get will be their less. You viii get bs for every
eke At 10 ouud and for every ~ bs
OF you will have to buy emp sSck az ~ 30 cents eosS
price. ELIJAH BAkCA,
Iy2l-lmo. Agent Heuric0 County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
aDJ'r al Tessy * 6ENERAL's OFFICE.
RIcENoK1, Jniy ", lsk'
eyNAhA oADGR

eEhAhU oADGR,
No. I0S.
when the supply saitD iuNle esh lssuei
Of ensr thAn thics Y, The ration Will be hTed ki hrse
lu ,rts 70 the huodFsd .ons-
IL ooumAndosof rsbS5e authority alter Of h s
tio estAhshf BY TIT Secretary OF War
LII Qua srAset, supply Dtpots viii respsct The rtqu tone
"a de by qua trrst ,reeeivng kind ~ IN
~ Older.
(spsd) -ooi
yo2-fE Adjt ar ''c'r e'i.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBCRIBE2 IN
III F1uvanna county Va the 30 Of May last MO-
SEE He six feet high, black rather slender but large
bone out the ghtI believe, knock kneed and TUNED
between eiboS and shoulder
by knife voe had jeans sack coat and mixed
uniform pants lie endesvor free and OF
wi h sne soldier sl give ONE BUNDREO DOLLARS hta-
ken the stc hfT in the State, or twenty ave n taken
10 Fvsnns ny lining II In either case TO be de-
Hvered TO pgoei in jail 80 thsi get him
yl4-d2aytf r. o. "Di1e" Fluvanns, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be the second Al Or II he nnonweash o. Va
for the No. 168 81 100 and No. 8sl
Tor Issued to Walter Wrenn Said bonds having been s
iysr-iauabno
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

/ EWlS Sowell, who sues in his own right,
Polly Ana sove decd, and Trustee under deed
OF faccss Da1zuin ..Pius
against,
Fraae,s unkum, Wn H. Dane,t and Mary jane his wife, Vim
L. DunsuN, CheSy Dunkum lanes T. D1nkum, J. RlS Abel
End bis se Jesse Fry S=d Frances T. wife,
John ) BATksdale aud Martha T. his wife, VIM l. sowe,
Albert Gertry Mary bis vile Benamin SOwel Ben>iah
sowel, Mary DlnSum Nelly Dunkum Lucy DunkGn.
siau,hsr W. Fcln, Administrator Of n jan DunSum, de-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
II oHANcERY;
Co1alssiozER's oTrlcz,

J
parties the N merry suits above mendoned hereby
notified have appointed FRIDAY the 20 day OF y
lS65 the time and my In Of ChArOesvle
place. Rheu and shah proceed execute the 0rdr
sail by The Circuit Court Of Abenare eoanty
9th AZ May l56 requiring the selemsnt Of the
Lewis s. Yell Executor Vim Duokum, decd with
proper tzses accounts add statement showing how the
sale Of real and persona property sold
Gve1 under ny hand IS Conussione- OF said oou I;
s2S n n aASsIE, CommiaSlonsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
s. COOPER,
Adj 4 I-sn'- Cen

ADJ'r AND Use CANS JRFICE, Z,
RIoHAVSD, July IS ls6S I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

HAVING reserved notice of contest for
IL Of the Coum,ss Pablo Works,
fourth Thursday May requiring
tht Special Cours shout convened determine The
JOHN LErCER Governor o. the Commonwealth Of Vlrsnia,
HEREBY ars the Special Court Of Appeals eonstu
By law ne Count House, the city q
Echmoni the iTB THURSDAY In August next hear
deisftl the
- Given under ny ba d Governor, and under the
sesl Of t Commonwealth ~ NchmOnd, this 18th day
~ o, July, 1858, ard 10 the ssth yer II the Common.
Neslb JOHN LEFCHER
BY ICE Governor:
Gyozss ". MUEFJRD,
ly 2i-elt seery OF the Commonwealth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made for the renewal L. Uttered Bend
$500 No T4 Issued to George ". Carroll August lqt 1858
Sc bond having been lost. Iy27-lsvsmo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
PIED o TINsTITUTE,

Ia away ON III ub
-1t.hsThJa'y, g vegr, BoV nan ed
nror b eaL coior, full face good
nos ar exc. pt some who mark
Valts Ora, 60 near strny 'oi :,
= I viii tiv' ID above 'ewsr !
I county, nss- colamb or co -
gI wien be left wss Dire sed
uao--ooui jsckot Ny address 10
DAVID I. GRAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

EOR HIRE.--I have first rate Weaver that
Il Elsh to Hire for the bal, o tia ysSr.
AMY No l LumpkinS'. TO 4. p WkTKINs
jy2I-E4S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

G1OO REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
DIOU sIIbers, our N gro Man MD PET. BROWN he
isi gner lor bnit and % ut on Il hjg ~,
Ia, vi arope y The above Viii b. paid for
HI. 81 p .hrnon and ei.very to
Iy22-sod We wM H. HARDGROyF co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
TNDRRD DOLLARS REWARD FOR

All subject to Inspection.
W. LIE ROY ER0UE,
Lieut. COL Commanding.
Richmond Arsenal, July %, 1853. jy2+-eodtl0sug
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

DLACKSMTHS WANTED.
~ Four Horse Shoers
Four Helpers
seven Wagon snths
hive Helpers
RIO r. ARCHER
Iyls-il~ EaJ1r I'd ouGrtermassF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

S1O0 khWa i
O1NfO scrIoer, on "a
jim, about Is years oid,
corntensnoe, good te'h 8
on his b OK, saws he was 70
AIbemA lie, (near ChAIlo az
Il deliver d 10 me II Gu e.
hned In ! all, so thet l g. n
ia dark pan'alcons aud < ~
OolunbiA, Eln ANA eo-nty,
IS2i-ev4es
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
From Mobile Correspondence Memphis Appeal.
The Rebel spike Regiment"

We are aiming our men with a new weapon
in this and in modern warfare generally. but
a most effective weapon, as il will compel the
Southern soldier 20 do his best fighting points,
and throw the Northerncr on MS worst to wit :
hand to hand fighting. This Weapon is the pike,
large number having been and still being man
utactured under an appropriation by the Legisla
ture The Alabama pike consists of keen,
two edged steel blade, like a large bowie
knife blade, near foot and half long,
with scke-like hook. very sharp. bending
back from near the socket. This Is intended
flr cutting the brides of cavalry men. or pulling
them of their horses, or catching hold OF the
enemy when they are running away. Tits head
is mounted on y staff eight feet long A gleam-
ing row of tb0se fearful implements of slaughter
bearing down upon them at the pas &c charge
would strike the terror of ten thousand deaths to
the apprehensve souls Of the Yankees 1t can
scarcely be doubted that we would have won
more. and more decided victories than have,
bad there not been ounce OF gunpOYder, ex-
cept for artillery purposes, in the Confederacy
Then the Southerners must have come to close
quarters, and their superior physical proves and
nerve would have made their victories deadly
and decisive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

The Covington Friend hoists The following
tickets: For President. THoNAs Il. ssYxouR. Of
Connecticut; tor Vice President, DAS1L W.
VoosHsEs. Of Indiana For Governor. JosrrH
T. McDoSALD. and for Lieutenant Governor,
Gen JIFF c. DAVIS
-BUEsLaRY At Sullivan The Sullivan
Democrat savs:
o. Wednesday night last the store room OF
Messr-. BudWeIl 4 Lucas OF this place, was
brUkeu into the perpetrators succeeding IN taking
away with them over one thousand dollars in
money-three hundred OF which was in gold OF
the amount stolen one hundred aud FITS dollars
belonged to a Mrs. Burge. near this place. which
bad been sent 20 her By her husband, who is
private in the army. She bad deposited the
money in Mr.. Bridweli's safe for safekeepiDg
she Is poor woman, With quite a number Of
children and this loss 20 her will prove a heavy
one.
In al upper vault OF the safe there VAS lying
a package of several hundred dollars. bounty
money. collected by Mr.. NJ chael Mslott, Esq,
for the wives and children Of deceased and dis
charged soldiers; this the raseals overlooked
thinking. perhaps. that the haul thew bad made
was al the money there was in the .afe
By means Of false KEYS the burglars entered
the front door. The money they took was in a
large iron patent safe They turned Il over. hav-
ing the door part upward. aud by their imp lements
bored into II hole which they 81 Jed with powder
the explosion of which burst the lock The
manner in which IL was done shows that il was
the work of skilled and experienced villains
From the great weight of the safe, and the posi-
ton in which il found in the morning, II IL
manifest that several persons must have been
concerned. Up 10 this time no clue has been DO
tanned as to their whereabouts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Att S0KTs OF PaIsaGRAPHs.


We have now in the United States at least
two hundred and thirty Eve general hospitals for
the ne of the soldiers, containing about $4,000
patients
In PENNSYLVANIA during the month of DC
tober the number OF men mustered into the United
States service was 2O7 Recruiting is not going
on q bri>klv a. would toe desirable.
The numerous disqualifcations for service
framed previous TO the late draft have been re-
duced in number. by nn order from the War De-
pertinent irou. 81 to IL
The lew fractional currency i to be issued
after all, notwithstanding lis bad design, wretch
Ell engraving and execrable printing. 50 says a
Washington dispatch
The valuation of the Protestant churches
of San Francisco is given at $3.50 AIS, of the
Roman Chathoc churches $3.50 906, of the jew
ish religious organizations S35,oUO
A Jealous woman at Washington cowhided
her husband for dancing with former sweet
heart, and was fined s. for assault and battery.
What - the country coming TO If vile can't
whip her own hus0andl
The Washing Republican saws there are
fifteen thousand prostitutes in that city. Verify.
the Republican promises TO restore 10 the
purity OF the fathers" are being beautifully full
filed
-OxLr FouR.-The New York Express SAYS
that ''by the final repor; OF the Supervisors com
mitee. il appears that out OF this large city only
tour drafted persons are elected to go TO toe var
All the other cOnscripts succeeded IN obtaining
substitutes
"A Hamburg correspondent writes. Il sfN
even al English clergyman gambling on SUNDAY
The accounts OF the gambling company for tbe
first six months Of this year show clear profit of
o5S 600 Aorins about 500 000:) expenses,
which are more than 500 day. being paid"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
shall the Presidents salary be In
Creasedt

Some o. the abolition journals have revived
the Question of the propriety of raising the Pres
ident's salary. The modest sum of one hundred
thousand dollars Is proposed. The present sal
airy, Just ore quarter that amount, has, I'll now.
been deemed amply sufficient, and all our former
Presidents have been content with l.. and many
of them retired with good fortunes saved from
their salaries. It is not long since Republican
papers were circulating statement that Mr.. Lin
coin had determined not to draw his last years
salary for the present for the reason that II
might aid, even 20 small extent. in meeting
other aud more pressing claims upon the treasury
Ii would appear by this that the President had sur
plus funds from his salary, which he had no pres
ent occasion tor using. he also invested eight
thousand dollars IRON his salary IN United
States stocks in one wear. The reason for
the increase of MS salary i urged that 1.-The cur
rencv Is deprecated a singular admission. BY an
abolition paper, 81 generally received tact.
Va, should hot the chief of the party IN power
submit patiently 10 his individual losses from
the policy adopted by the party which placed him
there as Others The inconveneIce arising
from deprecated currency fail alike upon all
All should, IS far a possible. Accommodate them
selves 10 circumstances, IN times like these TX
traVa.ance in the White House is 10 more be-
coming than il i elsewhere The Washington
correspondent of tie Springfield Republican al
nounced that this would De gay season At
Washington. whether our armies triumphed or
failed This, no doubt requires funds: but
should be much better pleased 20 see tie White
House set an example q. gruC1lity, than 10 quad
rure rs means The example OF economy on
the part Of the Executive Mansion will exert a
salutarv influences every where Detroit Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

The Administration papers are assuring their
readers that there was DO interference upon the
part Of the military authorities in the late cleo
ton in Maryland. They state that every loyal
citizen had the privilege Of voting But 10 mau
10 oe regarded a. loyal" who did not vote
the Administration ticket, and thoie who were
unwilling 20 10 vote were threatened with severe
penalties il they offered to cast different ballot
This i the way the freedom Of elections
we're preserved in Maryland by General
Schemes and his cohorts. Here is an ordes
which was issued by one Of the military offcers
in that State. which will show the means tha
were employed 10 elect 50 called Union candi
date- in Maryland:
''HEapouARrERs 3D MARYLAND CAvALRYl
CHEsTRRrOwS. Nov g. 1868
Whereas the President of the United States.
IN reply 20 letter addressed To him by Hon
Thomas Swami, of Baltimore city. has stated
that all loyal qualified voters should have a right
TO vote, II therefore becomes every true loyal
citizen 10 avail himself OF tho present opportunity
offered 10 place himself honorably upon the re
cord or poll book at the approaching election. hy
giving tuil and ardent support TO the whole
Government ticket, upon the platform adopted By
the Union League Convention. None other is
recognized by the Federal authorities as loyal or
worthy Of the support OF any one who desires the
peace and restoration of this Union.
CHARLES CARROLL TEvis.
Lieutensnt Colonel Commanding"
SAYS Lieutenant Colonel TrvIs. no ticket will
be regarded A. loyal unless approved or presented
by the Union League Convention" The cleo
ton vas fair, very fair say the Republican press,
but every person offering TO vote was REQ Iired to
support the whole government ticket" and
none other would be regarded by the Federal
authorities a. loyal The result Of course was
the election Of the "loyai" OF government
ticket" wherever the Federal authorities had the
rower 20 enforce their DEGREES Is an election
carried by such means OF any moral fo-ce. and
should the candidates thus elected be REGARDED -
the Representatives Of the people, An order to
prevent rebels OF enemies 10 the Union from
voting would have been proper. but la his case
true aud devoted friends TO the Union we're ex-
cladei from the polls for no other reason than
they could rot support tie cove men, ticket -
The candidates we're all Union men although
some could not support OF approve
all the measures of the party in power II will
be recollectel that Mr.. LINcoLS sustained Gen
ScHEycE 10 this outrage upon American citizens
and this mockery upon the freedom OF election
IL the American people will yield TO such dis
graceful usurstIons Of power. they are un-or,hy
70 sojOy the rights and privileges OF freemen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

Te Pr.sdsui q The GATED States having designated
Thursday the sssA dag Of November instant. Day
Of rhsnksgiviog
Snerefor~ l. otIvEs p. MoEToE. Governor q Idisna.
O. hereby ct apart sa day and call upon The people
sfbe state % observe the sane with the
procla.nasln q the President,
lea the Eeopis thank and praise Almighty God for the
mzny nefsies lie has shown us during the past year
.sa prsy Him. with hanble stiIi protect, guide
and hles u end restore the inssumabe blessings Of
Unity and Peace bleeding AID suffering country
Given 81 the Executive Department IndiSnaPoIs, this
ssh day ofSovember. A. D., lse3-
david OLIVER P. MORTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE

osvrcE CRY clEzx.l
Indianapolis, November ii, 1858.
NTOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN OF TIE TENDENCY
Of the following Ordinance for street improve
ments. o. Wit
An ordnance to provide for the taking up Of the
wder and fer swing with bowlders the alley
Ing north and south through square 65 between wash
ington and Pearl streets
Attest. CYRUS ). BITTERFIELD.
n0vl3-d2 City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
rhc Recent Elections.

The Toronto Leader which !, strong advo-
cate o( the Southern cau-e, says OF the recent
elections.
No one Who wishes The South well. in is gal
lant struggle foT Independence, can regret that
this party hiss beer defeated. tor q y tar more
dangerous 70 she South which il endeavors 20
win over by fair promises. than the open enemy
that attempts 10 control il with tie bayonet"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

This sentence from the National Intelligence
may be adopted by every good Democrat: I'VE
profess 40 political LOYALTY save that inspired by
love for the Union. the Constitution. and by re-
spect for the lava Who Processes more have
nor-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
MEDICAL.
How to KIP in Good Health
{ -~-
What is tfe Cause of Disease.

YEyHE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY DISEASE THAT
flesh 8 heir tok impurify Of the blood. The blood
become impure r0 many causes lmpure afr ~ change
OF weather unNholeAme food and exposure arr anonx
the principal eau e. impurity Of the blood The symp
toms are Rddines confused shonghs eyes
auil ard heavs dros3 ness constipation % the bowels
bsd ast N the M ath tougle. liver plants.
paias the back al legs loss OF appetite, sleepess
nQhts collie cramp ain and .ghtness n the chest heart
burn xsut 4at-ln pukD- and p1rzing, chills
and fevers or accompanying these. and long
train OF troublesome aud dangerous az cions. al 81
which be preveS - cured by takr few d-ses
OF DR.. STRIC KI.ANEt VEGETABLE PURIFYING AMI
BILIOUS PILLS It-y will purify the blood and put the
stomach bowels an, liver N healthy condition They
are particularly Ttbe chronic and dis
Every fami. and every soldier should keep a
supply Of these Pll2 many ciSeases obyated by
their use They sre mild and safe medicine, and can be
taken AZ any time " bout danger Of taking cold
sold by ell DTuggT sent 10 any part on receipt Of
% cents and stauyd enyelop, addressed DR.. sTRICk-
LAND, 6 East Fouris street Cincinnati. Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
DIED..

FOLTz-of Apop'exy on Saturday evening. November
~ 1868, Al his RESIDENCE FErDEHIck v FoL1. Esq in The
e5th Of his age Notice ofthe funeral viii Be given
IN due tine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
~ DICAL.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PhiladcIphia. Pa.

~ ISEAsES Of THE NERVOUS SEMINAL, TRINA
ID Ply AND SEXUAL sYSTEAS->ev and reliable
tresmsnt-n Reports Of the Howard AsaOcistlon-SeBt
bv mai IN slrd letter envelopes free Of charge Ad-
dre~s Dr. J sKILIIS HOUGATOS, Howard Association.
No south Ninth street Phad-lphs. Pa. now IS ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

In a few DAYS we shall hear all about the
destination ana doings Of Banks expedition.
which sailed from New Orleans . few DAYS age
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
INSURANCE.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company.

nFEIcE News BLOCK, NEAR rnE PosroFrrcr.
" Indisnapoiis. Indiana, insures stores Dwelfngs.
furnIfnre, b@fns Hay, Grain and 1--we Ssock thersn
against loss OF damage By Pre-
shs-Col ID O. Rose, President. J Smith, VICE
President; Compton, Actusry; james J. Smith.
D..EIo..-col-D C. Bose s. Marshal, inds.nsts-
lis Capt j. smith PsymasteT State Arsenal Indiana
pole; W. l. Gibson Secretary Indiana Fire 1psursnos
Company. lndianaPais; b p Fay, General Insurancs
Agent, Indianapolis; T =. xccsrp, Auditor wabsSA
County, Wabash. ssps1s -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Abolition FaIsebOOds Concerning
DcmOerafs

The Abolition journals forget their consistency
and their logic. A little while ago they de
nouuced, with unmeasured frenzy, the Demo
cratic leaders and masses. All were "sympathi-
zers with treason, "copperheads, peace men, "
opposed TO the war !" lin league with jeff Da-
Wis Bnt now these same prints want cesSl-
ton Of party conflicts. and invite sill hands 90 90
to work 70 recruit our armies. If they told the
truth before election. not a Democrat Is ht to be
intrusied with musket. Wo want only honest,
patriotic. true UuiOn men in our armies But
the Abolition journals lied before election and
confessing their lies after election. And one
half the people of this State followed these blind
guides in all their frantic folly and falsehood.
New York World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

BALL RATIoNs The provisions consumed al
the late Russian ball. in New Y ork were to each
individual as follows:
Six oysters and soup.
Eighth OF pound of lemon. with jellies.
Half 4 game bird.
A wing or breast of turkey. with stufbng.
Half pound Of chicken
Half pound of tenderloin.
\ pound Of pastry.
One-third of French loaf
A bottle Of wine and gill