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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18

It will be welcome news to soldiers and
their families to learn that within he last
two weeks.the Treasury Department has
furnished $40, 100000 for the payment of
troors: that payments are being made at the
rate of 80, 100000 per day; and that funde
have been provided TO pay all the troops in
the field in full up to the frat of March
Green backs will soon be more plentiful than
ever
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18

The examination of the Detroit rioters
has been finished. From twenty to twenty
FIVE were arrested. eight of whom have been
discharged. and the remainder held 10 an
ewer in 81 900 each. Amorg those held was
Timothy D9ummond, deaf and dumb boz.
who was one of the most active OF the riot
ers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18

Homestead claimants should perfect their
claims at once. as land commissioners are
soon TO be at work in our Sra e. taking up
the mos; valuable land here. The advan
tagss offered by the Homestead law have
been overlooked by many who should claim
them
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18
Petition to sell Real Estate.

PROBATE CoURr. LYON COUNTY. KANsAsl
APRIL Term, A. D. 1863.
P. B. Maxson Administrator
son, decd, =
agst.
The heirs, creditors, and all
others Interested in saidS Defendants
es' at
! ~ order of the Probate Courf, the said defend.
> ants are hereby notified that the said plain.
tiff has filed his petiuon in said court praying for
order t. sc tn. real estate of dec ~ased, 10
pay the debts of the estate that said petition will
sand for hearing before said court on the LIST day
of June, 1863, and unless the contrary be then
and there shown, order will be Ina.te to sell
said real estate. 1898 1851 p. B. MAXSON.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18

A widow and a widower, when they mite
their respective children in one family, may
be said 70 j,ia issue
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18
Young Copperbottom.

THIS horse will stand. the ensuing season, as
L follows: On Mondays. at my stable, three
and half miles southea I of Emroria, Tues
day 6 and Wednesday,. at NeOsho Rapids: hurs-
days aud Fridays. at the stable Of Vim. Eiken-
berry; and ON Saturdays, at EmPoria--the season
commencing on the 18th inst, and to end the Iaat
of June.
Terms reasonable
1856 WILLIAM SPAIN, Owner.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18


We seem to have touched Wood in ten
der place when Ve told the "Shoor' story
last week. It>bnrts him. He don't like 10
have such things get out. and accuses US of
slAndering him. Well, that's rich. The
idea of slandering Sam. Wood Well bet no
such idea ever entered anybody's head ex-
cept his own. Sam. it's not our SANDER; we
did not originate the story. Il came from
men who were at the battle of Springfield
and heard you. when ordered to charge,
eit on your horse and hollow 'Shoo % at
the rebels. without even starting to obey
your orders. It can be proven. samyule. if
you desire it. by more than one witness who
was ''thar or tharabouts." keep cool on
that question. Sam. calls US a coward.
Perhaps We are, we have never blowed over
our bravery. that We know of. Neither did
We ever strike. defenseless cripple. If
bravery consists in striking man with a
wooden leg. because be would not vote in
the Legi, lature as we told him to. and hol-
lowing ''Shoo y at set of men who are
trying to kill US, then We are a coward.
'.GamyUle."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18
DEATH OF E. S. LOwMAN.

The death of Ed. S. Lowma brother Of
the editor of the Lawrence Journal, is an
nounced in the last issue of that paper, at
Chemung, Cbemung county New York, on
the 9sth ult.. In point of ability as law
yer and political writer, he was one of the
foremost young men iu the State. He was
generous and high minded, and was one of
that class of men Who always draw around
them hosts of friends. wherever their lot is
east. Bro. LoWman, OF the Journal, has
our warmest sympathis. in his bereavement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDSE'DAY, S. pt 9, 1868
The New York World of tire 9Th Instant
says:
M active at seven per cent. God clio ed at
IL lie ng bankers sixty day bills range from l45 {
to 40 aid aucs from 50 to Sc The stock mar
ket closed unsettled. The dry goods imports for the
week cnd ny to-dIy amount to 81 800 PAS and since
January to S4S4ls 1875 against SSs 1898 I74 last year,
and SS5 .O5l, g59 in 1861.
The leading article of the Mark Lane III
presa OF August 18th, contains the following upon
TIE harvest ~ Great Britain and on the Continent 1t
says:
With another week Of splendid weather. large pro-
OrtOn Of the Cue crop Of wheat may be consid, red
either gathered safe IL would appear that will be
10 difficulty this season to 6ud samples weighing &C
pounds per bu4hel; and many oats exhibited are "A
pounds per bushel Barley must vary much and but
small yield of on viii be gathered on the light sois
Peas also turn out les than expected and beans will be-
very partial Potatoes good, but not abundant, and
the and sOuthWes. of Ireland beginning to
complain Of drease; while in Prussia the Yield IS very
deficient Toe north Of Europe, it would appear has
not had weather tqul TO OWR the harvest having
been impeded by rain which has Affected the condition
Of much Of the brought to market but prices
have generally been pointing down yard for the want Of
encouragement from England France continues TO take
the lead in lower scale OF prices, the liberal offers and
hne quality of the wheat giving millers full
surlnee Of plAty. The stale Of things has OBJ
tanned here. Wiz bu. little showing at the several
country markets there has been ltsI disposition buy
and prices for Old wheat Must be quoted fully Is under
last week; while, where has appeared in quantity
still gr, ater r duction must be Oted, with cOnVc
ton that rates have not yet reached their loweSL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

MAJOR GEN. GIlNER-The Charleston Mercury, in
is notice o. the assignment Of Maj. Gen. J. F. Gilmer
TO duty in that Military Department, as second in COM
rnand 10 Gen. Beauregard, gives the following personal
sketch Of the former:
Jeremy +. Gilmer is a native Of North Carolina, from
ano al 1to,ha received an appointment a. Cadet al
Engineers in the L. $ Army. For a time he acted d:
Professor Of Engineering at the West Point Academy
AT the time OF the secession Of the Southern States ht
had risen 70 the rank OF Major OF Engineers aud was
on duty in California lie promptly resigned his com
mission and returned TO the South OliRg Gen sydney
job N at BOs.ilg Green. lie served upOa the staff
Of Gen johnson as MajOc aud Chief VI Engineers, par
dc path ia the defence Of Forts Henry and DonssOn
aud u The battle Of Shiloh. UpOl the tall OF General
j.. u>ou iH &c last usul eoLct Le vas ordere 10
leam,Id and placed at the bead ct the Engineer B.
10 l ~h the rank Of Cllpn,l which position be h 5
h,i up 70 TIE date Vi his sppOm neut lev days ago,
}, Major Gene a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

CoNyApERlrs PErsOSAR3 AT HARElsBURG The Har
rsLu & Pa, Telegraph has long article mpAiEing Of
the manner ia which Confederate officers prisoners in
the hospitals Harrisburg treated by of the
humane people Of that city. II says:
We have been reliably informed, that the wives and
daughters o. lleu who are notorious COpperhead' have
wished our hes Jas exchange cards with rebel ID
cels; add on occasion, when squad Of th, cut
throats being parole preparatory to removal some
Of our fashionable ladies have eraly covered the rag
gtd rufhans with tleir earesses begging from them
their addresses, that they might write TO them; and
asking Especial favor that they would make III, ir
residence ther home when next they 10 the capt.
I'll Of Penusy yania. Aud this all transpres in the pre-
sci &c Of our wounded heroes who are the while
the objects OF the ,Ontempt Of these women!
There are meD, % too in the city Of Harrisburg Who
N scarcely cOrtau their rapture suppress their sOr
rOWlul indignation at the sight Of rebel prisoner We
nave seen such these deal greeubacks to rebel
PRISONERS, while sick Union soldier has been spurned
from their presence We have seen men at the rail
read depot rush % greet hlhy rebels they arrived
here, prisoners under tie escort OF Federal soldiers,
lust such wretches yicOrs fresh from the br-
Ties 10 favor Of the Government than what they really
are heads from struggle ia shch they fought To
destroy Eberys last Teiuge-TelgOn's sacred abOl 2"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

Sc CcPPERHEAD CYcLoPKOIA."-The New York Tri-
I.p. dcuources "Ths American CyelOPe liza, recently
pu s1cI BY the Messrs. Appleton, New York, because
H. is yeacious aud impartial or, the language of the
Tribune. because il is filed with the most offensive
p,rtsan.hip of the Rebel cause, with seSndalOus as
suits upoa the Government and with reckless misrsp
re,euauou of it, policy aud acts" Il is little re
ularkabe that book entitled much praise, should
have been published in New York. and by the AessrS.
Appleton and We have curiosity to a copy. -
The Tribune gives the following resume Of jtsconlents
lt sets out with recognition ofthe Rebel COnfeds-
racy-gOiug all arrows flight beyond what Eng nd or
France has yet veuttred This Republic is treated in
tgo separate articles EACH IN its alphabetical place
Confederate States" and "Uuiled States" In the
t.ces on the Confederate Army" and Army of
tie United. States :" On the confederate Congress-"
aud Congress OF United Stars" the Confederate
NAVY" and Navy United States; in = VOluminOus arli.
ee on "Army Operations" and indeed throughout
the book the STYLE Vi The london Times aud the Rich-
mind Examiner is adopted In speaking Of troops pO-
-itons, a., IL IS Confederate" always on one side,
'E-drr4I on the other. SGch phrases " Union" or
"Nalioral or Ulit States" nowhere occur. lot is
TIE wtrl Rebel" used 10 designate those prOPry so
called The most lous Difference the Rebellion is
es,ry shere Obscry, d. aud for aught that could be
le usd from this Cyro elA the Rebellion is entitled 10
"a much consideration aud respect the r. plblc H.
srlt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

TaE SAGE YEsTaRDAY.-Ths auction sale yesterday
by Me-srs. Kent, Paine Go. attracted large crowd
Of bidders and lockers ON. TIE sae listed from 10 A.
NJ to Z p. NJ, and the prices obtained we've ie~
no.ches above the figures real at any prev sale.
Just think of calico selling At $500 per yard, and
French calf skn' at 81 100 per Dc zen. The influence
of this sale on prices geneAl will b. anything but la
yOrILIe ~ the public nerests a, We shall presently see
E1teroners every where will the results TO justify
further r1actiOus AID strike another bO~ at cause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

THS VASDERBiLr.--Tlre Savannah Republican is
surtd by gentleman Who arrived there saturday night,
from Havana, thU the repOr! of the destruction
OF the U steamer Vanderbilt, srue, Size went down
under brOad,ide from the Georgia, Captain Sen mes,
and oil her large crew. oay thrtJ were saved lie says
late Havana papers contain fall particulars of the affair
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

TSll,c AsYAIR.-Ths LynciJu-g Republican is in
formed tina. Ger an members oI family in Bedford
county have evaded the eOnserpt act and shat por-
ton Of the Provost Guard from Liberty were sent out
TO arrest them. They we're found enseOneed at the
house Of family named Willis, and lady Of the fam
lily engaged to be married TO Of the parties.
The Guard broke open the dOOr Of the house and en-.
tered, just at the moment pistol was fired dc is said
by the young lady, the ball entered the eye Of the
Guard and passed out Of the back part Of the head,
and second shot struck bin in the forehead, killing
hun instantly. The guard then retired. We have not
heard whether any arrests have been made or not
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

EsToAc,SG riE CoSscsIPrOS-A correspondent Of
the Mobile Register at Cra~ fOrdsVil e, Miles, writes:
| am very happy TO in you that matters in this
department are assuming = more favorable attitude
under che supervision OF Brigadier General Pi low, COM
mandrng Volunteer aud OOn,erpt Bureau At Columbus
Mas
had Z! pleasure OF conversng With the General yes
tere aud learn from him that he intends to have every
man Ia bis department that TT or duty in the field In
less than siHy days.
HIS oriers 50 stringent that every man between
she ages Of Is AID as in the aTmv, isTCquned to
report Immediate for et rOlHenL Every 6rldge, road
and u.s. rnughou the ~ is guarded, and every
au arrested who hns not the LrOpsr papers. Cavalry
are .cJLtIg the country in ev,ry direction and bringing
ia aOstn ees deserters aud cripts in large numbers
II plans are so vel laid aud his orders rgidly en-
forced that none can escape.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
ADJ11TANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, August "a, 1863. {
GENERAL ORDERS,

appointed
6rtheS of
RICHMOND,
Hen JAMS SEDDos
AaudB for the
ed
elsewhere
the
tn
for bngo
hc6whb6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENLs OFFICE,


GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ll9.
l. All agents Of the r oommSary
COnserptOo Departments will render all 10 pow
In eoeng GbaCdOned h By strSggerS In the hands
OF citizen.
thus coec ed will be
ocer, WIN win receipt for the same upon proper
vouchers pay reasonable actually incurred for
trbnspOrtAtlAn.
III "MsdcA Inspectors Will be recommended BY the Surgeon
General and being approved will be announced In orders
this Office"
w As heretofore required GsnerA Orders No e. Of 1884,
respecting the hides % eOmmsare Of subsistence the
field aud dpo will the Hides Of slaughtered sheep
officers Of the QuArGernSs Department Who viii and
preserve them 10 be tanned.
By order
(slgned) ssCoOPRR,
seTy-lv Adit and lnspr Gen'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
- Adult AND INsP'R GENERALS oJTIoE,
- - HOanOuD. August 81, 1sSS
GENERAL Orders,

Generals other officers commanding departments armies
In the Geld, posts gRrTlsons will al
other Sbseniees from duty and all persons liable military
service found within their lines and not belonging
mAnd be fOthRi arrested and turned
rolling officer whose duty shall be TO forward
10 their command In OF eOnsctpts
10 ercs In the nearest TO bis according his dscre
lion.
IT, Under instructions from The Bureau Of nGSTpu a. q en-
rolling officer vii be attached 10 each Military Department to
carry out the purposes iadicAted In paragraph
Ill 0Veseers enedto exemption, will be exempted from mi
year. Wheu the of the slaves whom
has had charge shan peSeAt The urong officer
receipt OF for the OF the Imposed
such the OF Congress- approved May 1858.
Of the QuAermRer DepaTet directed 70 receive
receipt for m Rey thus paid.
CsIgneD g. COOPER,
sept 4-lW ,Adit and InBpf Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
NOTE ENGRAVING.

- GEO DUNN Co.. hayirg completed elr engagement with
O. g. Treasury Bank Note Egravers and hay removed
from The ocs they occupied In the partment to their new
premises the Of Main aud h strt cts now
ed fill orders for State Bank Notes ChHDge Bills State
Corporation Railway Bonds, BanSers Checks, Bills OF Ex
change Cerfcat Ac They will be glad 10 show the original
designs and imp euos Of the steel plates engraved by fO
the Government to supply desns and make estimates
for Engray ny and Steel Plate PhLti1g.
large supply OF Bank Mole Paper on hand
Parties distance requdns Bank Notes engraved and print
ed give either ia Rchmnio 0olumbia O.
GE0. DUNN
vii LIAM GFLLATLY.
JOHN GEMMEL1.
Richmond, sept 8, 1853. sr7-4'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

ANorHER LlTrER TRoN LIEoOLS.-The following ID
letter ftOm Old Abe TO Gen. Grant:
ExEcUrIvE MANSION, WAsRNOrOS, July Is, 1868.
II Major Gen. Grant:
Ny DrkA GiNERAL: IL do not remember that you
and ever me. personslly. write this now as CRATE
iul SeknO Nledgment for the almost inesmaoie service
YOU dO,.e he country wish to say word further
When you 6fst reached the vicinity OF Veksburg,
thought " sSoud do what you finally dd-pareh the
loops &C oss the neck the batteries with the tran
spores and thus go below and never had any tnth,
except general hope that you knew better than 'hS1
tb P.s En- iilion and tue like could succeed
When ,cu got below, and took Port Gibson, Grand
Gulf a.d VIC witty, thought you should 60 down TIE
river and IN Gen. Banks; and when you turned north,
ward, rsst OF the Big Black feared it was mistake
nov WI n 81 make p, 1901 al acknowledgement that
YOU we're right and wrong.
Yours very truly A. LINCOLN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

ASo1HA ROYAL MANAGE on THE TAPIs.-The French
press state that King George, of Greece, will rGmln
another year in Denmark to complete his studies. At
the enl of next May his marriage will be celebrated
with the third daughter Of Queen Veto,in, and tbs
LIST of Jue, lS64 he will out for the county he is
to govern Until his arrival thera the affairs Of the
ton viii be entrusted 70 a Regency Council.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
THE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT

Chester the Rehmond s1d P tershurg Railroad twelve
mil from ohmOnh, for se Also valuable tract Of 20
Of land adjoining fronting the clover Hin Rail-
ToA
We offer for sale the valuable property located We,
occupied by Mr. Edward Hewlett expire
January 1857 lhe Hotel has hoe Of ms
rooms albO Cottages, with Our each, kitchen, Ice
house, dairy, tenl alley And stable and has attached
IL three acres OF land
Also valuable tract OF lsnJ qnt the Hotel fronting
the Glover Hill Railroad about 100 op land In pine
heart ABOUT 300 In orig nal growth II oak pine
100 secondary pines IL Is supposed that
10000 rtrosJ stills be cut from The land, which really
lands $f each behdes good parcel pine wood
On pine timber For TERMS 4s., app y tn
GODDIN \ lPpEReON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
ADJ'F AND INsP. GEMS OHVIoE, |
RICHMOND, Sept. !, 1858. {
auNRRAL oRnRRa.l

9hNhkAL ORDEkAl
posts depots, will
erA their location the character Of the duties discharged by
and by whose order they 8 gned.
IL. The principal QuRTtermasr poIt vike
wlae report the Of all serving heeA He
Will also examine carefully into the occupation Of each officer
and will designate such be spared for where
Ill The chief Q1ArternASter OF each separate army
ward the ouaTermAser General the earliest
day complete list OF all his subOrJnAte stating specifically
the regiment brigade diSSon corps which each may M
tAched when engaged special duty chArGser thereof
By order,
signedl g. COOPER
sePtI-lW AdlutAnt and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10

A PAPER BLocKADE-The New York Tribune Gays /:
The blockade Of Wilmington is miserAbly inefficient
There are ouy eight guubOals on The station and the
facilities Of getting in aud out great that regular
lines Of packets 10 Nassau advert their DAYS and hours
OF departure though no interference Was expected
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
ADJ'T AND INsPR aENIRAL's OIyIoE,
RICHMOND, Sept. 8, 1868.
CENTRAL 0RDIRg,


pTessmsnt 81 uIouAsd scnrnn I'm.
all articles the planters prodIcton taxed 10 Kind the
quaiemGSer OF the district will transfer his district collector
the rae OF purchase mpreSnent the may
fore making such trsnIe the post OF the district
will credit the producer, upon such estimates with the
OF bueh arlcea he may have paid ia Kind and
dorse thereon the circumstances under which the transfer Is
made.
H. Controlling and pest qulrermaSerS Of districts will keep
and report their accounts relating 10 tax Ia kind separate and
distluet from all others
Ill Producers required TO deliver the wheat corn, oats
rye buekWhea RICE beans, cured hay and fodder
moH es Of cane wool tobacco, 10 and ord
marketable condition be usual the seeon In Will they
are dell eredcoton gnned and packed In
ner tobacco, shipped 10 boxes.
~. Where OF districts entrut
endorsements must be taken that receipts and
stated In the name OF the rOst-quartermbsier
" QuArtermazeTs ald COmmissaes serving with
receive the 1.-THE tar when Au ed TO do by the o Quar-
ermaer or Chief Oommssary OF the army In which they
erycg The Of such author Eed officers Will be
TO The Quartermaster General. y
W. Where producers offer their 1.-THE tAE officers
The produce and the II transportation eight
prssment act In they will receipt to the post quar-
receiving officer will responsible the which he will
take his property return The receipt gwen 10 the produ
Ger will only be EVIL his paid. In al
such recep the OF the producer and his county will be
stated
(slgned) g. COOPER
sep DIV AdiL And InGp'T Genl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
MANUFACTURING WILL WANTFO

'hh Subscriber wishes to purcaas! Manu-
fastaring MIN, running or three pair Of barr, on
good and never failing sres located the james River and
AAnaHha Canal The south side the James
pAntae hAlaoAa- JOHN HAW,
NA'-AAN0T Old VhnFeh 7. o., Hanover Oouniy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
NOTICE.

| N cons'qu of the death Of YIN. S. Trip,
lett Esq., late President Of Old Dominion Iron Nah Works
0ompa The Board Of Directors Of said COMPANY at meeting
hell this day uuanlnouSy appointed R0 BLANKENBHIP the
f5AAO DAVENPORT, JR,
Vice Presid' nj.
Richmond, Sd Sept, 1862 SsPb-lW'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-10
I COMAIISSIONER'S SALE or LAND
IN CHESfERFlRLD.

. IN oHEsfERFlELD.
A S Commissioner of Chesterfield County
"A Count the chahcsy suit Henry vs. John
Norris shall for SALE suction at Chester field H.
MONDAY thu i4lh day se2temb neIt being QUIT day
TRACT OF LAND,
containing tuudred and twenty 2 Acres on Swift Greek
and theoloVer Hill about ~ miles House.
Is miles from Richmond 10 miles from Petersburg and mil
from Chester Depot, the Richmond and Petersburg On
this tract Ia an excellent
JRAMED DWELLING,
with Kitchens Stables Ice HOu &c Also Orchard choice
young Fruit Tres.
The Land Is good and 6tbe OF high Improvement. The
location Is healthy and the neghb hood good good
chance for Investment having facG for ke easily
with.
desIrouA OF viewing the place. will On Mr. sas
Oheatham, at the Oout House, who will show the
TERMs-Cash aud usual the sale be approved by the
Court
aug2Q-2aW2w Wh. AMBERS, Comr