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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
La RaiI on MelI.nnEiIle.

Tie account given by tie Chattanooga Rebel, OF the
late Yauses raid upon McNinnvie indicates most cu
paJle lack Of vigilance on the part Of our military au
thorites in that section OF Tennessee The Rebel saws
The euemEappeared on the Northwest side Of the
town az noon ON Monday Tdings of bis approach had
been brought in an hour or two before, allowing the
stray cavaiymen, cOuvalesceut soldiers and others
chance OF escape. There was company Of Provost
guardsmen present who made stand aga INST the first
advance for the purpose Of giving wagons ested
fair start. Alter a brisk skirmish of hall an hour,
oycrpoweriHg Numbers forced this handful Of 10
dispense. some escaped aud others we're captured
There being no farther obstacle the deras at once pro-
ceejed 70 the public square. They weremOsty mount
ed uhnry estimated at between six and ten thousand
IN number
Their first business was the destruction of the large
C0,tJn Factory tde railroad bridge IL is one Of
the mo extensive aud has been also one of the most
use III i'm nc South. lt was completely destroyed
They then burnt the Depot buildings and adjoining
houses ana the bridges across the Barren Ford Ii Is
a0 ported that they burnt the Court House. and that
two -z3Us Of the town had been shot.
$ Gen. John Morgan in the town az the time aud
O1y succeeded - making his escape with his wife, by
a hairs breadth. He lefJ on an ambulance himself
mouuteil on the Sparta road. We are happy 10 an
Els worth lLightniDg his famous telegrapbc opera
tor, who had bis leg broken some tms ago vas cap
tuned
VINO IS to blame for this ugly business. Here is a
cavalry dash upon Of chief frontier towns its
possession and the destruction Of large and useful pro-
peyty--ie Ialj Is even extended as far as HisbOrO,
passing almCs- under the guns OF Manchester and
right under te nose Of the military thereoE-and vet
shot fred, aud the yaadsls escape with glory
trophies and at Who to blame for ts It certainly
Is one among the least cOmmeuda5e circumstances
which have Occurred in Middle Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
FRnM TFNNESSER.


TULLAgoAA, Apsil 27.-Whcelcr's command have no
turned to McMinnvile without loss. The eneDy's pick
cts are near Tuscumbia. All quiet in 'front.'
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, April s7.-T'hC Hon. Washington Bar
row arrived here, on Saturday. lie has taken rOoma
the Crulchfed house.
Nashville files to the 2lst have been received hers
The Cumberland river has fallen forty inches on Hr-
pelh Shoals.
Col Helourn, Of the d Iowa Cavalry, has been -
pointed Inspector of Cavalry for the army of the Gun
5erland. Gen. Mnty commands all the cavalry of Role
Grams army.
A Washington telegram, dared the 10Th, says: Coy
HickSsl9 tina. secret organization has been unearth
ed - Maryland the members of which are sworn 4
join she C9nfedera;cs at the first favorable opportt
n;tv, -
The Official report Of the Yankees killed and wound
ed at the battle of Nureesboro shows that their los
was 1880.
The Captain of Rosccrans' body guard has dcserte'
and gone home.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
slYsNClSL agD cO4MEi.ClLi.
---.- MUNp4Y, April 2S, 1868.

We quote gold at 81 premium, selling rate; silver
s. IS The brokers paying from 25 80 below is
Pauk quoabe at 9TOper cent prem-buyng
and selling rates Selling exchange held at s. prem.
The new firm of Elicit, Bell Il Co, had their first
Acct ss Gay, ard offered the occasion very large and
attractive Of goods The attendance Of bidders
arge the of in the satisfactory We
spperd list Of the prices obtained for several eAdipg articles
English prints a. 81 30 dark colcrs a., az 60 indigo blue
drills So regatta stripes 81 23 40 inch pillow coon542 go
English bpd slng 81 %; a cambria shifting 81 81; A.
mixed mohas 81 4oGi 2O black psramatta cloth So l2
do tauiss cloth 81 90 black tamariue g. 2 SO inch Eng
brown 81 ting 81 ~ cord lawns s. lnted organis 81
o'd oambcs al ~ hucktowels $50 80 per dos gsh pins
$40 l2E per gross a. n @ brown sheetiog 80 %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

The telegraph has furnished brief and indefinite ac-
counts Of recent sighting near Tu5eunba Ala. The fol-
lowing pa-agTlPhfsom the Huntsville Advocate throws
ad lonal Ugh; On BE- subject:
The Fejersb IA. week advanced in considerable
force up the Buzzl7d R5osJ Valley towards Tuscumbia
from IlSa. Co'one, Roddy had a sharp skrmish with
them Friday, 18th inst, about Dickson's. lie diy
dei bis forces portion 90 attack in the rear while
the others were in 'front.' The front fell back 70 draw
the enemy on, but they became alarmed az the move
mel In their rear aad re,i-5d short distance, and
their force was too large for general attack them.
Oar rs Is said 90 De i've killed and thirteen wounded
that ,i t-e enemy about seycntyhve, including Major
CiUtr'r, Of Le Alabama and Mississippi Battalion Of
Li--oU.es Col. Roddy took 10 prisoners, some Of
whoa al rTs-'s escaped from him, and two cannon,
one If ahcs lefrolsht of and disabled the other
Thirteen %. me prisoners we're brought here three Of
wiom Uvre Aabausns, from Bib, BiOuut and Calhoun
counties l.s Others on their way hese. The force
Ct the enemy IS variOusy estimated from 10 10000,
and the design OF the expedition IS yet developed
The hl,s- news iron Tuscumtii represents that the
enemy lad allen back - miles, that they had burnt
ma houses in the vicinity Of the ssirmsh and that
there we're - transports at EsLp0rt whether with or
wih0u. rJ0rs not known.
sixty seven more prisoners, including one LIST Lieu
tenant, we're brought here yesterday evening
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
ADJ'r AND ISsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS
No Al

GENERAL ORDERS, -
No. a..
The following regulations, respecting the rights OF "Partzan
Rangers under the act Of April 81, 1862 Published the
Information Of all cOrcerned:
The Act Of April 81 1862 provides, That for and
munitions Of captured hon the enemy Parzan Rangers
and delivered such designated by
ma1dng General the Rangers shall be paid their full value In
such manner as tie Secretary Of War may prescribe.
2 The terms arms aud munitions will include all
and artillery ammunition infantry accoutremtnJ and cav
airy equipments and alo cavalry and artillery horses The
animals referred to will beappsed by competent officers under
the orders OF the commanding General will be psd for when
delivered u2 by any Ga erm ter who will take receipts from
the parties entitled receive compensation and afterwards &C
count for The property In the an ord nary
The rest Of tie property specified be paid for
with Paragraph Gener Orders No. 20 current series
BY order,
lsgnedl g. COOPER,
apps iw Adpt and Inqn,r Csn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

FATE OF DEsERrER-The Tennessee soldier who
deserted from his regiment at Vcksburg sometime
.ace. was afterwards hung by the Yankees. He re-
ported that all guns had been sent up the YazoO
and that quaker guns" had been placed in their stead
whereupon Gen. Grant sent down the Lancaster and
Switzerland Grant finding himself deceived, ordered
The renegade Tenncsscean to be Strung up" which was
Immediately done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

Col. TuOxAs H. WAITS OF ALABANA.-The friends
Of this distinguished Albanian have announced him as
a candidate for Governor of thai State Though Col.
Watts holds the high and responsible Office of At
toFney General Of the Confederate States he has
sented to Governor if his felow-eitizens see
proper to elect him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

NIcE-PREslDEST Submissive omitted to mention,
yesterday, that YicePresidenf A H. Stephens, has
arrived in the city, and that he resumed his seat as
presiding officer of the Senate, on Monday. We are
pleased 10 learn that his health has improved. lie was
induced to remain away from the seat of Government
during the winter to avoid the rgor and variable
ness of this climate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

A RESTRICTION RENovED.-Tbe Georgia Legislature
has passed an act repeating that section of the Code
which prohibited "any Church, Society other body
or any other persons grant any license other
thory to any slave free person of color to preach
or sxhort, or otherwise oliciate in church matters"
The bill repeating the other cid statute relative to
teaching negroes read passed the Senate but in the
Hoase vas laid upon the table.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
G. s. OF AMERICA, WAR DEPAR rMENT,
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RIcHxoSD, April 2sd 1865
GENERAL Orders, |

GENERAL oRDERs,l
No. 40.
The following regulation Is made and will hereafter be OBJ.
served In the army relative TO the clothing c deceased soldiers
Upon the death Of sny soldier h surgeon In charge the
hospital which II occurs will inventory
Of all his military clothing and will make fair sppr&sement Of
each article thereof II will then be turned nearest
qlarte for Reissue. The original spprsisement shall
forwarded 20 the 2l Auditor to lis value to the peonA
representatives OF the deceased soldier copy thereof
furnished TO The receiving Gusrerm ser, who will the
othings the appraised prices and those
6ener On der No. 100, last series.
II. Engineer Office while employed Reconnaissance
vey other duty under special orders causing temporary
their posts from the headquarters the armies
divisions brgades with which they psy be serving shall
be allowed their personal 70 be paid the
praon or engineer service, in lieu Of ali allowances fuel
quarters and forage for the period Each ACCOUNT
ifed by the party receeg the payment and approved
the officer under whose orders he acts.
Ill All supplies Of contractors engaged exclusively In iron or
munitions OF for the Government exempted
presmen Eher at establishment the place Of pur-
chase satisfactory sdav otherwise may be re-
qurel 10 establish oWner5hp.
(By orierD
Signed, e. COOPER.
ep2'-lE Adj 7 and Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

Tue SLoNANs IN PETFRsBUrG.-The Sloman fam
lily gave cOncer; in Petersburg Monday night The
Express says The entire performance, both vocal and
instrumental une1cepionsbe, and elected the most
enthusiastic plaudi,s rcm the large audience present
We have listened TO many who came heraldcd by a
greater flourish of trumpets" but were never more
gretifed than we we're last evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, April 27.--The enemys gunboats are in
Folly river. They shelling Dixon Island this even
I ing.
Prices in the provision market have DECLINED cOnsid
cradle here during the last few days
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

TARRED AND CorroNED.-The Shreveport Gazette re-
Gently published card, signed BY about 100 foreigners,
who fearing they might be drafted in the militia adopt
cd that to notify the people that they were
French subjects and owed allegiance to Louisiana.
The News says that Mr B. COUrade, Of the sgners
of the card, taken OufOf lis bed and tarred and
cotoned" the same night, and the rOgues march was
played before the business houses of the balance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
1 CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTI

Lady Of Fredericksburg, somewhat advanced IN ARE and
in delicate health Is eesious or selling recipe for DoME3TI0
BOMEBREWED ALE prime and delightful beverage as
be atteed by thousands With he- limited resources for
humid ed dollars per day from which inferred how much
could be doue on larger scale In city Few opportunities
ton be obtained by addressing "W D. g." Hamlton's
Crossing rlcEsbnrg, by calling person At The
corner OF George and Pnoe Edward st Its Fredericksburg
which would be satisfactory to Inclined purchase
Ap22-18t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

Miss IDA YEsNoN.-The Mobile Register and AdveT-
tserfs almost egsatc in its laudaton Of this talented
actress. Tia. she has become immensely popular, in
Mobile there be no doubt for On the occasion of
recent complimentary benefit the theatre was crowded.
despite petn- storm Of rain. Before her." says the
Register, q" in those Thousands of gazing eyes, those
apphudng hands and those showers Of bouquets that
turned The stage into Hover garden, she beheld the
embiems Of her triumph OuT theatre goers have come
= regUd her a. a Mobile institu.ion-that is, as a
fixed star not in their theatrical armament at least
in their almrng theatrical mcpories"
The Reg ser was especially pleased with Miss vernons
speech when called before the curtain on her benefit
night. SIZE addressed the Mobilians as follows:
Lad Is and Gentlemen: l cannot part f,om YOU with
out returning my heartfelt thanks for your presence
here on tins ncement night Such an act is very graft
flying 20 an artist. Not only DO thank you for your
kindness tonight, but duriag my stay. came among
you perfect stranger yet you extended to the hand
Of welcome, and assure yoa matter where sojouru
be &c LEAR o. fer, shall think With grateful heart
Of tho people Of deu dear Mobile Tie kind gentlemen
who have rendered me this benefit will accept nv thanks
Il was indeed compliment unlocked for as well as mOs
pleasing 10 me.
thank also my brothers and sisters Of nv profession
here, who have done all in their power TO make nv
stay pleasant
ooId speak 70 you FOR hours ye no. be able 70 tel
she feelings Of my heart There Is an old adase tina
tie heart speaks most when the lips move not" Sucl
Is the case with me. But we must part, and 1 mus
speak that hard word good Bye I can with trutl
say in the language Of Lady Gay Spaukcr wish 70,
AL had bot oae mouth that might kiss it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

TYPE LATIN.-The motto for the Confederate Seal,
adopted by the House Of Representatives Is published
in one paper Due daee THeeane'; another spells the
first word Dso and third plays the very deuce by put
ting an extra letter into the second.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

W. R. bLAEE, the Comedian, formerly manager of
the Richmond Theatre, died in Boston, Mass of bilious
chOlic, on the 2lst of April. lie played SIR Peter
Teazle the night before
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

On! lHE EIDDEEs.-The Georgia Legislature has
passed bill relieving Mrs. ~ A +. Snecd, of Floyd
county, from the pains of bigamy. Her husband de
serted from Capt HagrOSes company while at Jackson
Miss, about four months ago, and she was informed
that be was dead which has proved since be incor-
rect In the meaalime she married another husband
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

b. rHx DASvILLE RGLRoAD.-The
,,ui DanYile Railroad was thrown from
- afternoon at Coalfelds, some thir-
hmOnd, by running over the carease
Jen, Of Dsnville, and negro brake
,t, were killed; in addition to which,
s Ncre- seriously and over twenty
81 Nc Vincent BWgamia, OF this city,
Is alsl ahscd. Fhesc is repOJl Of Mrstecl-
ia having bseu illeS, but ia the prevailing confusion
at The depot last h il diiealt 70 ascertain the
facts in detail feo cars at tho rear Of the train were
thrown Off and pseepitated down an embankment, the
trucks remaining p the track. The train with the
wounded reache ibesvity about half-past o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
AUCTION SALES. 4.
THIS DAY
BY KENT, Pa NE 4 CO.. AUcrrosrrns.


BY KENT, PA ne CO.. AvcrroSEEns.
I ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUG
IL TIoN-on wRDsBDSY, ssdh ips'.. at our Warehouse,
viii sell large assortment Of choice GRoCERIEs consisting
Of
Brown sugars In hhds and tbls,
IS fierces Rice,
IS bbls snd kegs family Lard. -
Ii bbk Dried Peaches,
5000 lhs family Bacon,
10 bbls ehoe-Pegs,
10 kegs Bi Carb Soda,
rs boxes Soap, assorted,
10 bbls whisky, rs-r>+--
2 bbls Apple Brandy, .
p 70 boxes Extract Logwood,
30 boxes Tsllow and AdGmaLtne Candles
70 bags Copperas
100 don Essence Codee,
~ der Copcei tratsd Ley,
III boxes Green and Black Teas,
Indigo Matches, Epson Salts,
ssltpette, Blacking Brooms
1900 lbs Cotton Yarns Nos 8 10 L.
20 bags Prime Rio Coffee,
Cheese,
Note Paper, Envelopes,
Pooiscap and Letter Paper,
ADOsps, Shoe-fhread, etc.
KENT, PAINE CO.,
2 WILL BE ADDED,
10 chests Extra fine Green Tea,
10 boxes l. O. Tin,
go pair Cotton Cards, No. 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS CO., Aucrs.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
FRIDAY next 1t May, at Ware H3use 9th
and Main streets
80 bbls. o. Sugar,
Is bsgs do do
10 bbls. Clarified Sugar,
10 bblS. n Molssses,
30 Sacks salt,
10 Tle:ces Rice,
% boxes Soap,
80, lbs. Bacon prime,
casks i Soda,
10 kegs 81. Car. Soda,
% dozen Rrooms,
20 boxes TaIlow Candies,
% bags Dried Apples,
10 bags Coffee.
HdtdtCdPe
Circular Saws 10 inch 10 "a IN n diameter,
Hand and Csbir ct Saws,
Screw Plates, fcrew Drills,
zors, Razor st Sps, ZiGk Faucets,
Trowes Spirit l. YES,
$50 Cavalry snd Artillery Srds, &c, &c.
Parties desiring seEd In goods fale will do 90 by
Thursday ming. RoBIS5ON, ADAMS & CO.,
sp.s-ts Auctloneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

| TaER NaNEs.-The names Of the men who went
across the river at vcksburg and set fire to Arnolds
building to ght up the river that cur men at the bate
ries might have good view Of the Yankee boats are
John Hssrn and Bss5ea -. 49, ss -Essa4see
regiment heavy artillery aad Charles Brown, of the Esd
louisiana. Let evidence be given them of an ap
probation of such mertorous conduct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
GBt 8itBnlouo collin,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL %.

TAaAs:-UAurI year si2OO; SnOnihr So; iora tlli,
ri a. a.. 0Per month.
suai- EEsEL4 year, IS %; en1nIns, fSoo.
wSskL yea, $500 ga
KsrttLAnces as the risk OF
ADsAVr.sIzG-p-uy one ID Loo an Insertion AN
Is rsats each co1fnlancs ss-at u ntWeeky ifssois
sto0 pee square. weekly iassrGOa sl-5O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

CoNekEss Hail.. We bad very pleasant ntimatsn
yesterday that M gOrs Of winter and Of martial law
had passed away This in'ma6on came in the shape Of
a waiter of juleps from Congress HalIn- said jueps
having been cOmPouaded BY that iamOqsest Ct uep
kers, Jim Cook fulsn 7Ekss IA u h H. lie Prince Of
yTdies. NoW, We advise nobody to drink, not even
mint jueps; but, if people rH drink, We advise them
use only such genuine quoS to be obtained at
Congress Hail. and by all means to get Jim Cook to
DO the mixing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

PROvIsIoSs IL FLoRlDA.-The Savannah RepuJlieaa
is "ered6y informed that the crop Of in Florida
last year ample for three years OF her eoDsump-
ton and large crops again being put into the ground
From the impossibIity Of procuring transportation,
there is little or no sale for this immense surplus, aud
hence. owing TO tho climate, much OF i. must be des-
troyed by insects It can be bought in any guam
tity at irOm 90 TO rs cents per bushel
The Rspu5eaH IS also assured that there are at least
bali million Of excellent beeyes in the same State
whichmay be well spared, without any Inconvenience
to the people. Indeed i, would prove great eopye-
nience for it would cOnvcrt surplus Of production for
which there is now no market, into money
This prolific diste. Of country may be made access
Die by the completion Of short link Of railroad to con
meet lie Atlantic and Gulf with the Pensacola and
GeOFg Road. The distance is but 47l miles and the
eatire line is graded. The RsPaJlicaa warmly urges
the attention Of the Government to this matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and stage Manager.... .,....R DORSEY oODEs
WEDNESDAY EYENING, April 20, 1853.

In consequence irpossbly obtaining seats On We'd
nesday Last and there having been
repetition Of the piece,
MACBETH
VII played this evening for the last time there are other
novelties now ready for production.
Tie performance will commence with
GRAND OVERTURE (OhCl Orchestra
When VII presented shakpeare great Tragedy
eRutled
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va. March S0ih, 1868 I
IN pursuance of the requirements of an act
entitled imposing for the support Govern.
March IS 1863 the annexed sections Of act
are published. J. NJ. BENNETT,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
GOVERNMENT
Passed March 2Sh, 1881
Section 90 The entitled authorizing the receipt OF
Confederate States Treasury notes In payment Of and other
public Dues passed March 22d 1884, be same Is hereby
amended and re-enacted, so as to read as follows:
confederate States non-nerest notes Of the denou
nation Of 1--WE dOa dated Issued on and after he
first day Of APRIL 1862 shall hereafter receivable IN payment
Of taxes and oheTpublic dues to the staten
Sec 81 The Auditor Of Public Accounts shs the proceed
ing section be published least newspapers city
Of Richmond and n the Of the cities OF Jynchbug
Petersburg, and the towns Of Danve staunon ard Wyhe-
viEe for at leBst four weeks. ap1-d&c4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
LANITR' ToLLEscN cATLETT-AUoroNEERs


LANIER, TOLLEscN q cATLETT-AUorloNEERs
WE WILL SELL AT OUR WARE HOUSE,
asortment Of Blockade GOODS ~ A-0"'H' 'Ase
Consisting In partof
so ps English and American Prints
100 :. Piscy Lawn,
80 LavelIa Cloths,
300 " Paper Cambria
100 !. Swiss ard hAnssOok Mullins
500 Eng Long oloh,
81 " Fine Irish Linen,
so " French black Cloth,
$50 "a Grey Cas- lmGes.
200 dez Eng CottoA Hdks,
900 lbI Patent Thread,
200 Z" Shoe Thread
go " Gilnet Tame,
$50 Hoop skds
BIes FOwp Shifting.
Groceries.
10000 segars,
20 Tierces Rice
800 prs Cotton Cards,
bbs Rye WnIky
u Died Arpies
30 dog Rss cone
Sacks Coffee,
5boxs Sperm Candles,
Lot afa;,,u's ElacGiug.
Boots and Shoes.
800 Pairs Gents Boots and shofs.
800 LadsS Lasting and Morocco CATERS
80 French Calf skins.
Stationery.
1000 pkgs Envelopes,
10. ',.s',s.S - sssssF rsrer,
p Gross Pm Holders
Drugs.
% - loride Potash, s
20 gals Alcohol,
200 It's Q 1 kSl'er,
800 d z seidliz Powders,
30 Concentrated Ley,
Tayl-r's ard other Mustard,
Soda, EPSON slts Gum Shelac Bsrax ard Scotch satn
Clothing.
800 Gum 0vercoats,
80 doz Cotton and wooen Drawers,
And variety Of Coats, Pan ard Vests.
Cutlery.
large Of Pocket Cutlery Rs Carpenters Rules
ID Camp lives and Forks.
Notions.
100 VI Needles,
5Jl Sets Kni ting Needles,r
1900 doz Fish Hooks,
30 Fine Ppts,
20 gro Toilet rolp,
Bone. Agate and Pearl Buttons,
Tooth nd Ealr Brushes,
,... - Violin Strings, &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

AaBeutIAsI mss AFFAIR lS FLonDA-A CORES.
pond Of tte y ,Ahasee FlOddian gives an account
o. sitb spkees a. Bay Port on the 18th
~ ich IA John Chambers, with his single
IA ard one SIX pouudor, successfully REFUSED a
ioraidable Yankee fosce. The writer says
The force of the epemy actually engaged was hve
b.rsSs cach carving twelve FOUNDER and from fifty
70 siyty men. ptopehed by sixteen oars. With such
Immense odds, the victory seems almost miracle.
That thfty-6ve determined men, protected ouly by an
-earthwosk and six p0uRder, should hold their posi-
lion against 25O or 500 men, well armed and prepared,
and bringing into the action FIVE twelve FOUNDERS and
fnally compelled them to retire. is certainly almost in
oredibe-iI is nevertheless stauneh truth and easily
certified.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
". " M1cHtI htDfetentAIIVes Ton AeaIucKy
Hon. J. 3. CLAlK, Senator from Missouri.
Hon. Dir. pksT Representative from Missouri.
And members generally Of the Legislature.
EDWARD NJ CLARK,
febql-sm Once, No. 4 Law Buidirg p'et1ond, Va.

CARD.-Dr. ALFRED HUGHES offers bis pro-
~ fessional services 70 the citizens Of Richmond.
once residence n floor Rchnn House. En-
trance from Governor stree.
Hughes having procured extensive and fresh supply Of
pure drugs, will dispense bis own medicines
Hours Morning, from to To- Noon, to a. Even
ing, 7 too
April 18TH 1863. aple-ImE