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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
The Lsgislature-Extra Session

~ SSr'HksS lhS DlSTlLLATIOS
OF SrIRIruors Liquors IN THIS STATE.
l. he 1t entitled by the Senate and
HouHe Of Representatives., now met and
sitting IN Genrot As,emtly, and Jv the
authority Of the same, That from and At.
tor the ratification Of tins Act, and dur.
ing the continuance Of the existing var
between the Confederate States and Uni
ted States OF America, The ds,illation Of
'Plrltuous liquors Of any name or kind
from any material or substance other
than the ordinary fruits in their season.
shall be, and is hereby. absolutely pro
h'bited, except rs hereinafter provided
and any person or persons who shall dis
ill, or cause to be distilled, or be con
cerned in the distillation Of any spirituous
liquors in this State, or who shall trans
port, or cause to be transported, or be
concerned in the transportation Of anv ma.
teriSl or substance whatever, other than
the fruits Aforesaid, beyond the limits Of
this State, for the purpose or with the
knowledge that the same 10 to be distilled
into spiritnou, liquors, shall be deemed
guilty ofa high misdemeanor, and on
conviction, in addition to forisiting their
stills and other apparatus, used in the
d'stillation, to the public use, shall be i'm.
prisoned not less than ,ix months nor
more than two Yeats, and bs fined no,
less than one thousand nor more than
hve thousand dollars, two hundred aud
fifty dollars Of which fine shall 90 to the
iniormer, who shall be competent wit
ness to prove the fact.
II. That his E1cellency the Governor,
on being satisfactorily assured that an in
creased quantity Of spiri,nous liquors,
which cannot be otherwise procured, is
absolutely necessary for medicinal purpo.
ses in this State, shall have power to have
manufactured, at soms central and con
veni.nt location, by skilled and rs,ponsi.
ble agents, At fixed salaries, to lie ap
pointed by himself, such quantity Of .leo.
hol or pure spirits ss shall be deemed
requisite for the purpose afore,aid, and to
make such rules and regulations for the
distribution Of the same. wherever needed
throughout the State, as shall bs most
convenient and effec,ual to NEE, the pub
lie exigsncy, and at the same time secure
its application. As far ss 10 practicable, e1.
clusirsly to medicinal purposes.
Ill. That it shall not he lawful for
apothecariss, physician. or other persons
who shall purchase o, procure any por.
ton OF the alcohol or spirituous liquor,
distilled by the authority aforesaid. to 70
sell or dispose Of the same in any auan,i.
ty to any person or persons for any other
than strictly medicinal purposes, or at An
advance Of moro than twenty. five Der
eentum on its coat and any person Who
shall violate tho provisions Of this section,
shall be deemed guilty Of misJemeanor.
and on conviction, be imprisoned for any
time not exceeding six mon ,hs, and fined
in anv sum M, .,...I;- g. In, "'
dollar.
Nv Thu, Ii, E.o.,,..,
,b.ll h. and !, h.,.hu ..,,,..:,
ploy speci,I ,,e,,. ono -, mo.. ,s
,bs;, e,m,0,..,;on H.. a.. ""r ~
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"76 cents per gall" eIcIsims Mrs. Par.
tingion. on looking over the price current,
"Why, blsss me my dear, good old man
gave two dollars AID busbel Of The very
best potatoes for me. However, the gale
OF this day ain't nigh so dear % ! was
thm,
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T E r II s A:
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sist Of the space of IL lines. BREWER type. No
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each advertisement, or they will be inserted I'LL
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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isements, will be charged One DoLLAR aud
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Announcing Candidates for Office. Five
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Or individual interest, charged at advertising
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vance. Attachments aud other legal notices
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ES and solicited.
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iaent, will be charged for the overplus at regu.
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) U U L IL G A RO LIMA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In The Court nj 0rI;,.

In The Court Of Ordinary.
WHEREAS Mr.. ISRAEL HOOD. .f
w Piekeus County Alabama, h.,h b,
his Attorney or Proctor, filed in this ois,.
a notice requiring the Will Of his Graad
Father, James Summervills, deceased. "a b.
proven in solemn or due form of law.
Therefore, ! do hereby notify and require
you and each ofyou--AmandaS Summeryille
Amelia Summeryflle. Henrietta Summer.
vile, Mary, wiz Of Robt Cunnin ham.
Eliza Hood, wife 81 Samuel Hood, James
+. Summerville, George w. SummervilIs,
and the children Of Hugh Ssmmerville, de-
ceased, names not known, also the children
OF Martha Cunningham, deceased, to wi, !:
Ann Johnston, Joseph r. Cunningham and
Robert James Canningham-a number Of
the parties reside In Pickens County Ala
bama-all Of the distributes under the
provisions OF the said Will, a. we'll 40 thoas
who would have bcen Interested in The
estate Of the said Teslator, provided he had
died intssists, 10 bs and appear before me
Tharsday, the 2sth day Of May Iext, in the
Coart Of Ordinary 10 be holden at iancas-
ter Court Hosss, then and there 10 shsw
eaase, " any, Why the said Will shsuld or
shosld not be proved and established In due
form Of law, for what cause the same should
be set ssids or established, and to such 9th
r and further showing and proof % yoa
or sithsT OF you the said parties may deem
necessary and proper aad advantageous for
ysur respective rights and interests Ia the
premises.
Given under my hand and seal Of ofie.
at'I.ncasisr Court Hosss South Carolina
this 2oth day sffsbssssy 1888.
P.y. HAhhoND, q. Id
YsS 80 issa, s-sm
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Th.Wsekly Mercury, Soc
No Papsr sent unless the cash seesmpsni.s
hs order.
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Why DO ANNALS MED SALr-prof.
James Z. Johnston, Of Scotland, sav,:-
"UP~arGs Of half the saline matter of the
blood (57 per cent consist, Of common
salt 4; and ss this is partly disch srged sv
cry DAY through the skin and the kidnsys
tue necessity OF continued supplies OF it 10
the healthy body becomes. ,.u iIiciently oJ.
v'ous. The bile also contain, soda (oue
OF the ingredients Of "lD as a special and
indispensable constituent, and so do all
the csr,iiages Of the body. Stint ,hs sun
ply Of salt, therefore, and neither will the
bile be able properly to assis. digss,ion,
nor the carti!ages to be built up again a.
last a. they naturally waste.
1t" better to place salt ~hsr. stock
can have free access to it, than to give i,
oeca'ional!y in large quantities. They
will help Themselves to what they need
1t allowed to DO SO a, pleasure; otherwise
when they become sal. hungry ahey NAV
take more ;han 10 Wholesome"
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The army correspondent Of the Chics
90 Times says that Johns,on's Emcs in
Tennessee is 5000 men. lie ssys: III,
is a remsrkabi. fact. which .psaks more
than anything else for the morale OF that
army, that the rebels are now losing very
few from iesrtion."
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THE DAILY BULLRrII
q A Ia BA JOURNAL
y. SUnLisRRp sY
L. IL. RITTON,

These Papers lsmbracing the Tsi- Week.
bailetis esiablished 10 the town Of
Charlotte, N. Z. Affords saususl sdvsptsses
70 Advertisers both at hone and abroad. as
hey command circulating medium OF
Orr fhrR Tscuss.d CssSss per Well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23

hf,ueS thst there should have seened 10 be
necessity for ,rfcs.ips him-snd that il viii
afford mo great pleasure to discharge him 70
soon as csn, by any nesns, believe the pup
lie safety will not suffer bytt furtAe' gay,
that as the war progresses, it ap2enrs to mo-
opinion and action, which were in great con-
fusion at first, take shape and fall into more
regular channels, so that the necessity tof
strong dealing with them gradually decreases;
I have every reason to desire toat 1t should
ce.ee al cge:her, and far from The least IS my
regard for tho opinions end wishes CT thos'
who, like the meeting a. Albany: dec!sre
their purpose TO sualsn tho Government: III
every constitutional und lawful measure t.
suppress the rebellion. Still, must continue
to do 80 much as may seem to be required
by the public safety. a: LIscoLS.
We submit that this wca't do st eli. Ih's
"a no time to abato his vigilance aud scvcri
ty; When Mr.. Pugh lcui!y ropos!s, With az
grsvations, all tho treasons Of Vsllanaisham
and hurls thon dtfsntly in lis Majesty
face; and when the people of Ohio thereupo1
nledss themselves to make Fsl'andighsu
Governor aud Pugh Lieutenant Governor o
their State, we do assure hid Highncss TIA
the necessity for strong dealing ia not gradu
ally disappearing, but the contrary; and is
from dischsrgirg Vallsndigharn, 'here is tn
most urgent necessity to c&siu up Pugh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
Tuf Olfq MARKETS. There is still great

Tur OIfY MlaYs7s.-~Thsrs is still great
activity in tie leading make .Aio funds.
Boads of the OonIodcrste fftesa million i6an
arc very brak at 100 and interest premium
s ,ulhsrn bank no.ra hsys .dvsuccd to 95a
100 premium, and are sold A. 10 Sterling
is active and in demand, Ct Is 5Oa8 IS pre-.
MUM. Gold .is bought b. N: o'okhrs It
81 IS preLium. and soid g. IS SO; silver, 81
81, and gold a. IS Tha general commercial
market is also active. Many things ara pros
p.c'i7elT on the decline, under the inhu:nce
of the news. Some merchants lock for ?
considerable decrease in tho pTic"s Of all
things o. tae blockade order, within Z few
weeke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23

LARGE AID ATTRACTIVE

sALEuP
DRY G. q . y : : L 4 / G TIC \ g..
WSDE:.r.Y u i-si, s"asIa eng - 20 &C eek:
" No WI - TAI - rsIy d:'i n'e aA'.'!ae' Of
Fresh DRY GOODS,
,if7' o. VIC hrr as:n e;eivtl dre' ''e N 'siiao'
81 i! ~ : SCH Il bout e+e.yr
The s,e ~, TIE to :Olowi.C ve choice Gooa''
sop'cc.1 ri ! pI ::i L,EAs and Crsa?aca
~, 60 Estys "-r s Jar"nei,
cor do Pm E..sil,I = O id-r Pr'rt,
.,,r 90 50, :: b! c. and S:ie P!ia.s
: case. e Il ~ OFT - ''ass.Lcis
: {, VIII La = o. Ills
23p arL 'is-l an sc BINS
80 .. css Ec .li.h H:d .r''I can ri
lao co7 ~ Iua o-,l q L.ats
Ic.-- --gi,h BJ4u.t = { I. ~: Eibtcu,
!.I8d C,t : AMI l. zen .p:s.
$40 ar.sy Fear \ ! Pc cca :'r.:or;
Hs.p:u c. bu.!o:s uat. Pa
u,ptn;e :. Vi iIj;rl.gs
s,~ctr, ne Go ba
rr!.,; 1h,s.i, SIP o. catioa
F,ney ss;k., III LIPS
EKtr. Ling c or, Saddler'sslf
Pa,sg Cara, v.s..ngdo
rtEt or ), F.scs Ties, &C.
Also
~.,ie;y,t sTATloHE Y,vz
sadNsteP.per
-lop o Pen II p:-er:
rc.s : eel p 6, SC.
hls-ee stse:;r c:tof
Sr:,sG AND
SUMNER CLorHI:G,
VI:
rsr-y Nara y ~ B-Sr Eeia.d
Al?,ccs ;ni. + Frei Oeas
NSs:., a,so:ted. oh! /,
10 ..-s., Ia tea = "ss., a..
g:e-'. II, d Tia AID 3rfgIns
-, yes Ga;cr-. Ech I sh o.
BI.o.ti, BJJ.' 1ort Tee
Lai.ss' +u.kl,s Slippers
$50 bruis
BY :rr:ch "a e., So
gENT, eI1NEkco..
j-as o}--'ts Arc'.cnre-s
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FNrEN=IVE SALE
DRY GOODS At AUCTION.
HNTT.sp'v :. N jG-s ": vill,,n q veEy !asre AID
~ sra tive matt n:
NEWLY I3pOHfED DRY GOODS,
:r1a. z ". oh Il b. i;u-d
;gnryc'r l. 81. n; rars e neJ Ea;rrA P:.a;s
ir y sex avG wh!lc su.n-u Pr!=i'
:. - b, d Is Bra-h:i berg "lc,ss
& in:>' ast-rc.
- FL, re".E!,
= s.g.- u RAD Ey' D.spGs
q " iriri Line
50 - Ne cuca Lnc@ Fri.
80 ,:Swa len Df.l,
a y W I'LL d.
- Pa .:pa II mespun
g. = prc hid Hu:katack
g. = r"n l!u.E b:k
- c orci &C ten JLso,e.:
10 ups. fre:.t O:sa.al,,
So. re, &c.
-Or NJ : Hs"or Hall H..
= Na'c : I0uu G." :ar-
Ib. ~r Cot
sMi.- El.rk lti:an ST IS
2,r.i. r:e,r GGrs.Fcas
TO- J.. - Ges . L. u CdSf
scr'c mex .,fGss 9ags'.or qa.!;y
p" Bac: e., do 81
81" g. Odd AL AGA,
~ tI.- e.r.. i Fell h aar e!r;,
10 .5iI ios=Is!q.c'
- c. G-cy ,l:h lo:Ai
SlG - 80:
- h-'srisc' ",t 4 rl-;.s sc &c
?-~ r.;e wi. ,oa I'VE pr,Tltya, % 'Lnk
iLLGrT psL. L 60, .uetr.
jicc. -: r;arl sir-,t.
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To Ii; Editors of III: Enquirer ::

JlNtsriLlE, Va, june. 70 1868
Gentlemen In Ftb1u:ry lsas Wa. F.
OIrbin and IT, J. McGc.w, menber9 q tte
conpny which have tho hon, t. command
were detailed, by order OF Gen. Msrshstl, to
rec nit in Kentucky. After troy had arrived
in Kentucky, foc the purpose Of recruiting,
Genera, Burnside Issued an erdsr requiring
eli "Rsbels" found within tho Federal lines
in his department. so Go executed as spies"
Oorbin and McGraw we.e captured by Fed
eral forcea, in Kentucky, and, by ordor Ct
General Burnside, shot dead, in Ssndusky:
Ohio, on the 18Th u!5. ON informed tAas
when Oo,bin and McGtsH were prisoners
tha. MICS o.. bin, the sistcr of said Corbin,
called upon General Barnsido End appealed
to him to refrain from executing his o1de:.
and that tho General replied "that ho lad
quit handling this rebellion with glovaa >
Bliss Corbin then went to the city vi WASH
ington and requested an interview with the
President, which wsI declined. Thsse men
were shot for 30 other cffenco than the
charge ofrecruiting 10 Kensucky.
Now, az tbs Northern Government clsius
81 their boundary the whole OF tho Goat de-
ratio States, am at loss to know how sny
man in the Confederate servics could recruI.
company in airy Of the C,nfederate States
without sutjsc'ing him self to ike treatment
in tho event Of Ms capture? l. IS to bo
inferred that the President sanctie ned ths act
OF Gen. Burnside, and that Il is quite probable
that ohio. commander. will adop: q bmil..
policy. Our Government baYrs ben duly
noiifsd o! the brutal and uEc!riliz d treat
ment OF those y.urg MOP, presume ths.
just retaliation has bsen melted out to some
Of the offi,e that wero held by our Govssn-
ment as prisoners of war. Thaugh the irno-
cent may suffer by SUCH retaliation. yot it IS
the only remedy left our G ,r2rar,cas to
protect its citizens. fin the great struggle
foe independence our enor.ios ioscs u. by
such acts, to res irt to their bs:bazoua mode
of warfare, they will be tie raspo asible par
ty. We must fight our enemies with thei.
own weapons. Oofbin aud MtGr.w wore
citizens Of Csrspbsll county, KY, and more
psriect gentlemen nsvs; met. Their loss il
much rtgrs,:ed by myself snd members Of
the company to which they belonged. ten
der my synpathies to the parents and rela-
tives Of the deceased, and share the grief for
the loss of our friends. T. E Moons,
Osp. O, D. 4h Kv Oy Try.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23

ATT ENIION. MARYLANDsE,.

EVERY Coz 1ors II pride ai3 iIter.rt rrg vou
~ !.e Ter IN: .CdtEr.:oa of " a.;n ~. n
l?porlut ~ Ior tT.r! - G. TER :.v.:i, tr-ri = -
10 v!c., Wiz E.sfy tusI:sLua Kdy.n.snc., End ..r
you ozc ta1re-. cGvs ~ crnp,! :. be-. -
in fh Yir,: rysLc csv.iry 49, e c! t:a
1TpoHLr EXoWs
H.rur ESD equipments 'r:nrrc! irE:r ai.!:iy 49, 20.
~. se-ico c:,r;ra VII: &C; Ill! f,lsr te5GY - ~
g,meas iTcI C;hcr Stst: "sl be tran' ned, gr rc..
drsh-R - .ntgr the seTy.r btL.r ,,Jt.tIr!ly .. q
h.r5y
eB Apply Er frriie. particular al II, Rpra'r ord
Ready Ss'osa "a Nae. seinoes :.a ana ~ s''",a.
A. sHGyhLTG.
c. q g"H.,
y. IaTiG:5 ~ =,
~ iu.-if.s.
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FARM FOR SALE.

fAlLI tOt. CGLE.
an Authorised TO Sol FA2H, eccia.s.s aT9 suair c
Z torca ritr.sd Il Luusub1ra onusiJ .'hia Ave nj
Il GsJEvs rcpc. or the a!oiInyli .ac p:lT,i!s IL
road, enc lssr Ia, nils from fHastks 1!o.s Peg
Oi1ae.
re Improvements sf5 t1diia:y rood Dvci!r,
:aIa eor;ani:s ssh, rroIa!, Hi ia, I.oEo Ics n2r
Carriage Arrhes Gee, BIZ oksr,:ta Snip. SorhS Rs
slcE sEd CHA, oatEsuses-
TIE f. d!Tdst Tito .sG, p2Gr- fo,d !ac q. /:
-!. cc,sr sdNpti - ths sroS:h :: cara, <hc.'
:sts Tobacco Ead .'--. j1s.r :: 80: c. r:o.
Conveniently .5oatc. I'G :ra r;5ct :: grrJ ATS; m
ce5 .. cho!ce ri. .-ast-'rtA. ptsts. o.aAcf. az
cn'::y ave as:1ssu--.a p-oi:c: {: Ea:s roEi ~ q
ths place il i,S yssr5. Tan 7hrd |: NJ. .rs2cl VIZ
o.narbont.i ssd :.Tl :ss. Tho ;5s-aos IN h7sis &c
aeiRhborhood suS5.
Ea: ssrihss fsiE=l.sse, s5irnn
-. c-afE-+H.
T7riIIsrkars =. q. - .;.s.a- +n>I.s D.
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NEW GROCER 4

EMISSION USINESS.
TIME dersgnst having satea The large AID comco
soah siie Of Cs.y retzeea ii,n AID is st-cets, will
corfu. nc &c .e.ai Grocery, Pro6uce and kechIndas
ConGus B,sinrss
Ih>nkfa 20 the ausrAl catrsasg' ressiyed white
Dor Of no ate hr II Dska Hniehe7or DO ,tfulIy
soiatts 81 tho sar,1 Having s1EsSsd
Ia this basaEss Tar tae ss hieea ysa siss Increased
facilities for ooaaacss the eRs, 10 feds t3ai
10 pas r7s t7iifs tslssslsn 70 oil gts 8as fs7s. bin
H!th aasr paEeaefss
Ess a-ss.ff ss:s.a q, aeEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23

BATH O0U NTY, V1RGINIA A.
iE'Hs Hotel 81 this p;c, vii &c ops, 70 -.ec7e T:or
Il on MONDAY, 15d Juns.
B9ard per dag - co
srvant, and Children nader 10 years CID 500
Hot Fahs cath. 90
80 dt duct on vi b. made frsr those ratrs.
TAo cnts le.vo Yituu.on .serg 1nes:r, 1hur,d and
Saturday fer htnhaso FRI which p'scette stage
Inc 10 thc spr.r 81.
rhe post ef:c here wing bo.n dIic,rtipued vliors
will roosiv, letters without della: NJ Esvrg them d.
rsc1ed n Bs:h Cour: Loase. caro- Cot sp-r g. H"tr
ia c -25t+ o Gg0UE Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
TssAsURY DsPi sTasuT, O. 5. AT
Ptch-npd LT1,si 1890

NOTICE IL h.rehy givsn 10 al toId.:I Of 80 YEAR
~ Troasury ns.es ,saed nader thu Get OF May lSa,
ls6l ths, arJ u:a.s In and preeri the s!a cr:s
Ter ;uadine tao Trra.nry Of ia teposin
ies before Via Sls 1lr Of .uy sa.1i:s. CT to7
yl be dstlIred hs 7riylee, q; fr.t'EC. 9Ac - rsS
entitled - so tands3 In sieii rI- -s.' s77i !s5h
s;a .E isn jean. tas7e;i
Q. s. SSHASrE-,
49,. 80 -.
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L 4 RGE SALE
FRESH AND SEASONARLE GOODS.
nU4r.Is,. 7ii'aie pi,oe o. I llU as - nsIt The
~ 96:h n.t .I. al watch NE re Shs sel "theut re-
sryc
In ,ng st and II s. desirable stock Of
BLOCK 4 DE GOODS
weave ever ecTed,
C7.yrtrfC'
FGill so 1rtSc N.RaE,
STAPLE AID FAscr
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HhiS, STATIONERY,
HARDWARE,
I vo y in5 ssasocs't
Ani NOTIONS,
Aad lsss- n:i le-i-ab:. so ten; II .,,,,.,,
GUNNER CLOTHlaG
eY-P, tcs'.:s y rrpo,r r"s'ds' neI.
80 :cs s'd"iop5 10 the aboYe sk: viii feeu'a''
II .caL f. psoH.. y. ~
,.7cca.;i, AuctieneeT'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
VIRGINIA GENIAL RAILROAD.
n r. y b a T3GN TRal
o0,:L1TIg-y,rIy AS1 aIoBSoNp

0QA!LITIg'Vi!.Lg AH1 aI9HIoHp
Oh AID byrEe HGaDAv, Juso 18Th, 81 Acrn,,Gora.
~ :i: ia n or P:.~e 'a.rs and Express Freight win
!. I \ arrive 81 y chm I'd =; $40 q. let;rniyz
- -i,hT.o - 3o'c cog. p H., and srri:c nj
c:l- ...:s:: AZ ;3P i. Tbs Train .f,s fuc,.it,t,
ort-a sp1.:t,cn c; nix fr:.h Had vcsttaoe, 20
si'I.aaaa, ID r3 A, Il o-n Of the C,u:pknyI Ws:o
aoasss MI et: po'af.S f..sG NJ :r the sno RI su;h
~: e. by ) pt..o2 EcO Ey chose TO irnS Them
by .ha t.ir.
A .!c; c1G.!sged TO %. STREE, ono ~ tbs oompa-
-s A:cpss - AID ~ .. Ia. p c.
ssp. E1,re p.r, -: ri' 10 10 the ehy. B.,
;Ls cu:5t 5sis: living AZ c'sisaec obtsn
for articles ususy Ct t1 y"lG5 TO them, the nArkel
.a:es 81 .i-. sIu.d.
Rho Company NIL return eupiy bueketi, nrB, 80,
vach rgv hc.a - Rosn wish articles far sale
iree c. rl--rc. II. D. WHlrooaB,
Jnr ga Grsr rcp'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
DIVIDEND,

F7JHs BAsK Of Richmond hss declared Dividend OF Q
IL per nsh u espltaI stoek, paysbis The Isl
yly ssyt shc hing 6osss IL ihlI Oily. ms
~ yak VII b esssd % " tA LIMA I'D he lst Jsls
ia4i, lssl IL ,, HAaAD7PQ,
tEas is%s1ls22A tIaH ssslg,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
VjRGITIE kfIiITAGy gIoTITUIE.

FiRGlTIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
rE!.ts Dc5rd Il Yi;i.r " ii .'. Is ta5 :Gi..uaa on
nc 92d day CT J.1e. !or ;ha s-roirt-=7t y u:G:'
V-c.uccl .r ai.te Izsss Will oxs frcSa tho fr"oT1s
1ana.ornl D4:ric.a BIZ A. th Sth. lob lih lsIh 18th
18Th, t0tA, Bit. 22d 2ad M l?.A :Ch ~, Se'l
s7b. Ssh. 35ib 10th, Ant I9l, Arb sSti, AZ.
sppicn.c;.r iJr piT r. vel c. aTAT: CsGsS xrpc'rt
q. M nscs. b. -ra:;i y iclG@'.i 81 Ia. y
ohsTscr7 .at ':a:dc7 from r;:o ai:ss!l.5 1ns fu'
n.Es, aga att o, ofce {; saap5G's -=o't be e;::c
y s.a'.i.
er1c;Ea;loe n rrct2 !asses Is iap's9t!:o is .nJ
e.il,stc 81 ezp.nts7 The ir.:snon rrnpe eTcry -ri
81, &c sr o. ts.casic All ii. the c"s,S. Sc ic=rt
cor sa: 81 sr;noI:.;. ). Al saeocs 20 2; ere lcs:7
% :s h,;;irrcs.
TIC esrsa:Si =. IArI Icd&t ts Tia 1orr .E yfa-
g'T6, a:i c; fLI v.d@s $3.50.
.&;rCTs z. Za.ra
s7ri: IS -: sNssya-no, S5Is Er,s .i-'s--h~vt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
DIVIDEND

GX,s r:csdent 7ad Droct.rs Ct thc Bank cf raiblo
4 have declared dsid,nd cf.l per cent f,r tho lat
xix onths. j.c - dec rc:eu qIrter Ter cent
boz u - the ehts leaving five per csts. re (oc ;, 80
per Ehare payabe 10 the sockh2des ih lat CT IUly
lSF3 W.. p TAYLOR,
Junt!s-dtJuly Cshier
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CREEK COMPANY.

A hfErlNG u ,he ssotkhold Of this company will
"a ne nso q The 1st Of iuy ri, ~ t-s nee Of DO
petd NJ ct tho Aehmoaa aad Peter bsrs Railroad oo
- ~ oe oek&. Z, Al ihlrehe der, viii nnd u Or
IRteIaat 10 A,isnt, MANY GTopKHOLDEHs
tsas SSH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
S2gn REWARD

EaJlLL h. rsi 80 .p2rsEa. oc @ "a 10y Belly
" IS is 90 $40 OF de-: frer,e and srEaty que
l,5.:G ic I. q E'oa - J. Ii.rt soS is1prG bap c
~. - h.e goI. hcph ci liza, |lr:e hn fa!Atr re.
::ics S':'h la: 90. ". i!ryn.IGs.
;.-cE--.f IAEGs Lyons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-23
IAlEI ENn

ruIuz Pr.id.ut and Drac OF, Ct n. 7srners Bsnk Of
Il Virginia have dscsr.da diVidsnd OCT 81 ths 'front.'
Of The isptuto for tho Isai SIX mon'bI srd II day
Of May Of ave per cent not payable 10 shs sockhclds
Cd the 1t July next.
Iuap 100 J A. a.TTH, Tnshi.r.
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EGSg9E.

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ssahtusa f,rtss H1ae 4IIEssLs - tb,' i-:z'ss.
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