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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

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fen 3u baben.
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fetnten Sorten Don 6 queuren unp
@bampo9ner.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
VS. 9fi6t 3u UlberIeben!

US 9fi6t 5u 0berleben!
@ieberum CUR Muslbuns Der arstli9en Yraris
III ct. paul b0uicilirt, empfeble ib mid meinsn
Greunbe,, lopie REM Yutlifum i'm MQgemeinen
in naeiner Yerufstbatisteit ais
q rjt, 8 perat1r nnb:
@eburt3belfer.
Sd CLAUDE bieS un, 10 eber tbun 3u tIrftn, ta
i1 innerbalb ces lebten Sabres reidli9e @elegen-
belt bate unb auf's eifriaite betrett 9ewelen bin,
mid nit rem neuefeu Gortl9rittfn Der nepi3ini.
l1en @i0enl4aft poQt6nbis strtraut 3u ma9en.
SD g%arantire praftil6e, miNcnlAaflide unb
bun,ane Bebanblung aQer meiner Yatienten, 10
mic 3wsdmabist, ri&tise @olsiebuns aQsr @irur-
gil4en Sperat,cnen.
Die germSeensperbaltni0e llnbemittelter wer.
ben pom mir Tets teriidadtiet. = Mruler tpirb
arStli&er @atb nnenteelolid ertbeilt.
Dr.. Ruoolpb Alberti.
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Grame- Blod, g%egeniiter BON SEES Drpguob.
@tore, zine I1eppe bod.
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utr Mbenb6.
IA Cant DEFENDERS enpfeble i'd mid fir a1e
Brai>, 6als- unb Qettrafeetioneu, pulen,
Rrdu,pfe, unb 70 peiter; ba i'd 1elbise aura st.
genNanbe uneiues be@onbern @tubiums 9en1a&t.
patienten au6erbalb ct. paul tperben erlu@t,
nit mSeli@R eenauer Bef9rtituns ibrer Rrant-
belt i'd brieFi@ an mid ~ wenbfn. Do.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

~ Muber iebr eu1er @talu, 8 babe
01IEe|EZH i4% fOrtwdbrenb sine grobe Wustpagl
!" Son Ytsresn. b!reet aus 94ineis une
&1sse2aHEE4z Soma imrortirt, gun, @erfauf. 8ar-
mtr, mic ibetbaupt @olde, bic Vferbe gu taufen
tpinIden, pereen mpbl tbur, bel mir por3ulpre>
den. @eprg @ruber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
Irpb6em ulD NQe0em

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Srpbbem unb all ben, &ram !!
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reltaurirteu Wirtbi6ait,
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nit bem Hierpseiie teim Mlten une p~ertauft
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pom aQerbelsn r2aserbier", pcS in ct. Yaul 3u
9aben IT, mas alien leinen mertben Treunpen unb
benz eeebrten eeutiben Yublifum ~ereebenl anseist
@pttfrieb Glbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

uTarmer6 9ptel",
Deuti@es @ait< uno 8oareiu9baus Don
Aug. Cube,
MiQ- StraSe, nabe benz Martt,
Mtnneapolis, : : Ninnslota.
Der untersianets beebrt il9 hermit. isinen
3eiee 3u MAIDEN, baB Ct Gin neues GAIT II Boar
piusbaus e,UTnet bat, mel4eS CT. elegant unb be.
quem eingeriGtet> benlelben belfens emrfeblt.
llmfansrci9e 5talunsen uno Gin gut einee.
fcn3ter 9cfraunt in Uerbinoung NIT hem 9otel
MAIDEN Is fir ben &eilenben au tinent an9eneb-
men Nufeutbalt6pIas.
2671f d. @nbe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

RIcHNoSD CIRCUIT CoURT.-On yesterday, Francis
Brown was set to the bar on bis trial for msdemeanor
in having been engaged in the celebrated riot Of the
second Of April. Mr.. JnO. s Caskie represented the
Commonwealth. Messrs. Radcliffe and Banner appeared
for the prisoner. The evidence Of the Commonwealth
proved that the accused had man with pair Of
6ne cavalry boots, had taken them from him. carried
them into the sour House and while in there was ar
rested by Capt Peasants while in the act Of putting
them on. The evidence for the defence was. that he
said upon the clerks refusal to take care Of them for
him, that he would wear them and pay the man for
them The case given to the jury without argument
by counsel and they returned verdict Of guilty as
pessing che fine at $50 The Judge in consequence Of
his Ia ring already undergone two months Imprisonment
liked the term Of confinement in jail al four months
And eW J. Hawkins was then put on trial, A. Judson
Crane appearing for him. The evidence Of the Com.
monWealth was that he found engaged in earnest
conversation with crowd ustfying the action Of the
women who engaged in the riot. The accused in
rOdre,d evidence dsprove the statement and having
proved good character heretofore the jury returned
verdict Of not guilty, and he accordingly dis
charged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
ADyT L INsPR GENERALS OFFICE,
RoHnenD, Nay 2Sth, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERS,

In sre are three or more Hospltals three mr.
Of bospas or divisions IN hospitals SHAH con
ue Hoard a Examiners the hospitals which thew b.
& 49, 1,v 4, twice In each week 10 vt aaid Iosn
~, oy ara In All csses 49,
s, ~, a. a. M NJ A lar miIarv dr sthsr 80
sse or wounds and likely 20 10 remain for Itg dass - nm
r.. Ssu nrsviJes H. Isa or convaleac ~ Iii Ne, T.
49, h. epdapge-ed thereby grant f,Iouob for inch
80 ~, a. xcss sIxtS davs "a thew shs deen 10 nj he maj
% Az "
VI i he detailed for each BOARD bersin constituted
s ~ 10 yJsitsd bv them cornna,aDt nI 49,
IN 49, y, he s,gned Nv the senior r.a-ha. =, ~
Sh sas ~ ,hsrsJr he lenvtb ~ Sh ~ " -,
ooaIe Nnleu 5ysr bis connsnx Ie P1ne
o. VI Wy anu pll6aue
and no ~ ib 'queu Vi 'ne soieer ana no
PASSPORT, otneI tnsn Us fsd rrd- ,h , =,
IL ~ y,o-1,aests stst,,g IRE nSme 10
der medcal ss, A. e nae, company regiment
ard orgade OF 'nS p essnce ana tns eng.h
Of uIlougs' VIZ e % Ib p S oisesse wound cr as
soV. a opion OF the Time which viii e,sos. bsfor he c
duty must be forwarded by Board Of Examiners 20
h snTveon enera an such fuough las bep Impropery
Srsntd he deecG officers wi be held esonsbe before mill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
White.-

We have omitted from the report of white intermentF,
fortynne prisoners of and also fourteen females
whose death were caused by the explosion at the abora
tory The intermens show large increase in the NOR
tally this year the same quarters Of preceding
yeais occaoned chiefly by the presence of large float
ing population and the ravages of smallpox in February
and March. This latter explains the remarkable
increase in the mortality among male negroes. The
register of interments etc. at the ShOckOe Hill Gene
terry will hereafter be kept by Mr.. WaldrOp the newly
elected Superintendent, and we trust he will give the
subject more attention than bestowed upon it by
bis predecessor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

MAJOR DICK MCCASN.-This daring partisan fighter
arrived in Knoxville Monday last. The Register says
that his head and face scanned with the fresh scars
inflicted upon him after his recent capture, and if this
war continues much longer he is likely to be as beau
ully tattoed as a South Sea Islander. The Major has
had good to fight the vandals With aW and right
well he has avenged their destruction Of his property
lie has been on incessant duty Nashville for many
months, and in that time has destroyed five railroad
trains and captured innumerabe horses army wagons
and prisoners. H, is short furlough by order
Of his physician.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

FRON AExIoO-NeWs from rexicO 70 the % of Nay,
published in the Northern papers, states that from the
Oh Of hareh, when the assault began on Pueba, every
fort Of tia French had been me. By disaster, aud
le I'd they bad not accomplished anything worth ma
Dg. No less than nine assaults had been made on the
xican works but in almost every case the assaant1
repelled The French losses are put down at 5000
5000 deserters and 242 prisoners. The Mexielns
preparing to pursue the French army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

W. W. NGcEALL, Chief of STAFF.
Tnllabooma. Tenn. Nav hi. lssa.

PAssPOErs.-PasspOrts are good for two days only
II on the third day after getting passport person
goes to the cars and attempts get on he viii be driven
back at the point Of the bayOnet although he may be
well known. The guard has no discretion in the mat
ter We are tod that this rule has been in existence
ever since the passport Office was opened It has not
been enforced until lately The rule occasions not little
annoyance which might easily be avoided by printing
on the passports Good for two days only"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS oPFIcE,
RICHMOND, May 20, 1868. 4
GENERAL ORDERS, [
n. ~ 4

GENERAL 0RDERs,
No.G
l. Ches on ordnance duty when temporarily absent nom
their posts positions the field under special ORDERS shall be
allowed their personal expenses be paid out OF the eppopna
ton SERVICE In lea OF all allowances for fee quar-
orsge for the Od Each account must be ce
party receiving the payment and approved BY the
officer und er whose orders he acS .
Whenever cavalry fails and refuses TO keep himself
provided eeabe horse he may the order OF the
corps cmander be transferred 70 company OF infantry or
Ar ery the army that he Select In lieu oil such
soldiers others belonging the infantry or artillery, who
furnish horses and efe that service may In Ike
manner, transferred In equal number, to the cavalry
Ill Surgeons will the money other effects Of dec
soldiers Except clothing which VIII be disposed OF as directed by
General Orders 49, 1881 the Quartemaster Of the reg
ment which the soldier belonged he died IN the held or the
Quarermaster Of the post he died hospital taking therefor
receipts In duplicate which will be forwarded BY him 10
commanding officer Of the company Of which the soldier was
member be by him to the family OF the deceased and
the other to the Second Auditor the Treasury Quarrmss
tiers up upon their Quarterly returns money thus paid
specifying the amount left by each deceased SOLDIER his nane
company and Regiment.
TsRnsdl 8. COOPER,
pySo e1W AdTt and InSpr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
GEN. BRAGG TO HIS ARMY.

The following is TIE congratua DRY order Of General
Braxton Bragg announcing to the Army Of Tennessee
the great victory on the Rappahannoek:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TENNESSEE, }
TullahOoma, Tenn, May l2, 1868.
GENERAL OsrE7S
No. lO9.
The Commanding General announces to the army
another great victory the banks Of the RIPARIAN
mock.
Another vast srmv from the North under a selected
General attacked the Army n Virginia, and bailed
and beaten has agail sOuh shelter under the proec
ton Of is guns beyond the river.
The battle Of the Rappahannock Is bazoned on ban
ners bright with many triumphs and Obscured by no
defeat
Soldiers of the Army of Tennessee let US emulate the
deeds Of the Army Of Yrginial
We cannot surpass them! Let Us make them proud
20 call US brothersl Let make the Cumberland and
the Ohio classic the RappahannOek and the PotO-
mac
(Signed) BRAXToN BRAGG,
Genl Com'dg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY IMPROVED

- FARM, six miles Of Richmond near to the westh,m
Plank road for sale at trustee IN certain
deed hearing date 9h Oct, 1855 duly recorded Henco 90
ourt SHALL At the request Of Mrs. Haa L. Carter nroeed "A
SELL atpubc auction on the premises TUESDAY pa June
1853 at ocoekP NJ the beautiful and highly improved farm
which Mr. K d. Garter and family reside IL lies on The
Three Chopped road six miles west Of the city Of Richmond
y opposite 10 the handsome estate OF Mr. w. Green The tract
onans 232 and most Of which cleared and In the
state Of cultivation the present will show
ments consist Of ahandsome dwelling other budno
usually found Istclas farm. Possession given In time S
seed whea and full possession by the LIST December next
Terms 0ne-hd cash; balance and two YEAR fr
bearing interest secured by trust deed all cash a. The on
ton Of the purchaser The taxes for this year be paid by he
purchaser. ALk&. II. SANDS Trustee
sale conducted by GoODIN APPERsoN -''''''
my3n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

TIE LATE MURDER.-Jacob Fryfoge, arrested flor
shooting youth named George Leathers at Screamers-
ve few days ago, was taken before the Mayor yes
terday and it having been shown that the act
med beyond the limits Of the corporation, the prisoner
was sent to the county jail to be examined before ma
gistrates of Henrico.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
BY JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
(Real Estate AuciioneersN
4 VALUABLE SMALL FARM OR MARKET
GARDEN, ON THE DEEP RUN TURN-
PIKE, IN HENRICO COUNTY, 2I-2
MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF


A T THE REQUEST or Mr.. JOS.
"A p sinton, will sell upon the premises on WEDNESDAY
June Sd, commencing at o'clock, the Valuable and
Handsome Small Farm, located In Henco county on the Deep
Run Turnpike ~ miles west Of the city Of Richmond CONTAINING
C2H Acres Of which 40 acres cleared and Corn
and Clover together with large Garden the Choicest Veet
bles the balance heavily Wooded with ard Pine Of mai
den There Is also upon the very superior Ice
House, together with Orchard the Choicest Fruit Trees set
out in the past Eve years.
The improvements sst OF comfortable Dwelling contain
ing Four good Rooms besides all the usual Out buildings
Persons desiring TO secure such place. contiguous 70 the city,
would do well IN attend this Sale. -
-onehlrd cash. the WHOLE II desred the balance
aud ~ months for negotiable notes. with interest added AMI
secured by deed Of trust The purchaser paying the taxes for
1858. JAS. NJ TAYLOR A SON
my2s-tds Anci.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
AUCTION SALES.
AU CT ION SALE

TN
MANUFACTURED GOODS,
RAW MAZERLAL, de-, DC,
BY THE
ORENSHAW, WOODEN COMPANY.
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE OFFICE
w Of the Agents CrensNaw Company north side OF the
Basin, Richmond Va WEDNESDAY 10th Of June at ii ock
consisting OF the following articles, viz: -
so pieces Military Goods fine, al wool, Nos. ~, Ca
70 pieces dark mixed Milton Citizens Cloth,
pieces BuG, pieces Red,
1000 lbs Wahed Wool part secured and Owed ,eadv fr
cards, " ~' 'S'
SO bales Cotton, prime quality,
1000 lbs Indigo,
10 bbls Clipped Logwood,
5000 lbs Stick Logwood,
16 boxes Window Glass
80 window Frames,
3 kegs Nails,
! Cast Truck,
pair Fairbanks Scales,
bhls Soda Ash,
bbls Botash,
bbls Pinch o. Iron, about IS feet long,
/ Fire Rsgulato-,
Leather-sheep Skins, Lace, Roller Picker and Upper
10 Warps, part Of them died and sized rr'
Wooden and Cotton Rags
Paper Stock, Wooden Waste,
Some Alum, Lac Dye,
Blue Vitrio, Verdegrs Glue,
Flax Seed. Block Tin, oil Yiiriol,
shaftng, Hangers, Pulles, &c. &C.
NV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

SUNDAY sERvIcEs.-We are requested to state that
the Rev. James A. Duncan will preach in the Broad
Street Methodist Church to morrow morning at IL
o'clock, and also in the evening
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

FERNs,-DlHri year slaoO months $50; for less pc
I'D, tl.lo per month.
sEn-VEE<LF year es.00; smonths, s60e
wE<L year, $50; months, $500
Reni:tanees ai-tae risk Of ne subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

MORTALITY SrATIsrICs.-We annex comparison of
the interments in the Shockoe Hill and adjacent ceme-
teres during the three months ending SOth April and
same time of the two preceding years:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
VERY VALUABLE

v hhi VALUABLE .,or-
MOUNTAIN LAND PoR sALE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Of Nelson county No
vember lSh 1892 then In The MAse va Mas
se being friendly suit for dvision OF certain Mountain
lands belonging 10 the estate Of the Masse We SHALL As
Commscners Of the Court In said suit oer al auction The
premises TUDAY the 18th day Of JUNE 1855 reVaress o.
weather. all the Mountain Lands Of said deseden not heretofore
sold
s Montabeo Tract containing 800 acres and lying on the
head waters Of Tye River and through which runs the ola I've
River and Blue Ridge Turnpike road
In good state Of cultivation, and good fencing The I'm.
proVements consist OF comfortable dwelling with SIX rooms and
passage Kitchen meat and ehouse and several excellent cab
ms for servants barD stables tobacco house. an excellent mack
house, hacksmths shop and gst MILL and In addition 70
ALL fine apple orchard In full bearing condition This place Il
the best opening In Virginia for yard cooper establish
ment large SCALE having plenty bark OF the best
variety aud around It, II Hes In county on the
mountain, the Rockbdge Augusta lines IS miller from
Masde's Mills, In Nelson, and from Midway In Augusta
Cd The slade Tract two miles from Monebeo on the came
road towards MdWay96O abou. so OF which cleared
and under fence.
sd The Scrub Tract" 800 acres, adjoining MOnbsllO and
unlmproved. -
one mile from Monebello. ~
And the Saturday following good weather. we will
SELL at the village OF New Market Nelson county containing
half acre or more Of land belonging 10 the same estate
TERMS both Sales6 IL and Is months with personal security
and a title retained I'll payment.
J. WARWICK,
tJ0s. LYON,
THO. J. MASSIE
aplT-tds. oonmissioners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO VALUABLE

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
II BRICK TENEMENTS ON THE NORrH-sIDE OF FIR ANK
LIN BETWEEN 10TH AND 9OIH sTREETs-As exeouoT
late Alfred Inloss deceased, sa SELL public aucor on n
premises, MONDAY merit the LIST June 1863 Az O'clock
ST. the excellent Brick Tenements located AZ above one
whlhis occupied by Mr. Louis preux annual rent
Of $780, and the other vaesnt and Is perfect repar
having just been papered painted geued and en-
be rented at much higher rent Each mi has six nc
rooms, besides cellar, closets aud brick Kitchen and E
said tut many years ago the materials pa5 in
their erection Of the best Kind.
TRRHs0nehird cash, balance at and two years for
bonds bearing interest," he same payable half yesry
BY trust deed or all cash. the option OF the purchas E The
taxes for this year TO be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES. A. INI0ES, Executor OF
ALFRED INL0ES deceased
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN
my2S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

METROPOLITAN HALL--The "black opera" holds pos
session at this place Of amusement and it "takes" we'll
Every night the auditorium is crowded with an orderly
audience, among whom goodly number of ladies.
The performances very good Of their kind and must
afford much qualification and amusement to the numer-
Gus admirers of niger burlesque and plantation meO-
dies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

Ill In ediencs lnrurons the Secretary OF War al
perops A Depsr who have iore Pp r. upon Wcn
hsT ola IN exemption military service will report In per-
son At ire II Marshal In tbs city, before we
htenth as ny day q next, hteir papers may DC ex
ami led - their names and de crpton recorded .
Dsy;,1D M J. w. IEGRAM,
~ 90 fbi,na A. A. General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
[BY AUTHoRITY.l

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT THE
THsRn SESSION-lS63.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

INTERESTING AND USIETELLIGIBLK DIALoGUn.-Late
last night while passing through the Capitol Square, we
discovered, in a remote corner two persons seated in
exceedingly close proximity to each other The arm of
one of these persons seemed be around the waist of
the other person. and both of these persons appeared
to be wholly oblvous Of the existence Of all other per
sons One of these persons looked like gentleman
male; the other Of these persons resembled lady
or female As passed these persons, the following
words in foreign tongue, and in the sOest accents
aOated towards US on the balny night air:
Query Cos pity iddy-pump pOttidge is OOf"
Response. zoos" -.
This was all that the limits of decent delay permitted
US to overhcar Lrguss and pundits versed in ancient
and modern lore viii Obge extremely by furnishing
literal translation of this remarkable dialogue. The
language is evidently foreigu and resembles, more than
any other with which are cOnversant the argOn Of
the Flathead Indians, many of whom met in Kansas
1t may be proper to remark that the first interocuor
was the gentleman, and the respondent the lady.
A CAsE OF SUBSTITUTE SwixDLMG-Chsrles Feldburg
and Thomas Doland, who were arrested last Thurs
day week on charge of forging substitute paper and
obtaining money by false pretenCes from John Smith,
were arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for exam
nation-the question Of jurisdiction being held under
adyisement for the present IL appeared from the
testimony that Smith was written to by man named
Hrshman from Staunton, requesting him to get him
substitute and Feldburg told him he could get by
authority fre the SspFa'sry of War; that he subse
Quently brought him paper (which exhibited in
COURT and Smith paid him $4,000; that observing
the paper had date Smith sent it by his brother to
Colonel Withers, who al pronounced it forgery
and sent detective to arrest the parties who furnished
1t that meeting Feldburg the Spotswood Smiths
brother told him the paper forgery, and demand
ed the money back that Doland came along and Field
burg spoke to him about the paper having no date and
Doland said he would take il to the War Department
and have it fixed when the detective took them both
into custody. Fedburg stated subsequently at General
Winder'sl office that he had employed Captain Cady
TO procure substitute and asserted that the paper was
given to him by that individual
The Mayor, having heard the testimony, determined
to continue the case until Thursday next and admitted
the accused to bail i'll the of $500 each for their
appearance on that day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM


THE subscriber having determined to 90
4 souih, offers his Farm Of Five Hundred and Sew.
enty-ve Acres for sale privately. There 70 one hundrsS
and twenty-five acres In original forest with very plant land
and absut fifteen 10 old FIELD pne the balance hg sss Of
improvement being well set in forty acre, Of
creek bottom free nom overflow and very land There
eighty bushels OF Bowers and Bougon seeded on The place
and one hnnded bushels Of winter DATA There viii be one hun
ded and nifty acres In this year. and about or ysy
enty five from Eish moved this summer
Tobacco barns fixed good order large strip house
With CHIMNEY In the NOS. suhttant nanns
Grain barn good corn houe and table large and The ice
house new and full OF cabins house rood
and In splendid order The dwelling large
ranged WIN SIX Eoom bedes Basement and the yard azt
been enclosed. The garden Il well enclosed good or.
chsrd. W
This farm lies the south side Of James river the county Of
land IN good and healthy neghborhood to
churches mills posteces kc about forynin miles above
Richmond, two and half miles from Caeuve Poss. ssion
given Immediately There everything place for man O.
twelve months TO Mul oxen sheep hos,
&c.
IKRNs-To s1it purchasers, cash or credit.
Persons wishing TO view the premises will get boat AZ
Pemberton, where they can get conveyance Gail on
7. GOODMAN
PATRICK H. JACKSON, Auct'r,
Waton's bns P.0,
myE5-u Cumberland
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30
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AN ACT TO AMEND IAN ACT FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT
AND ORGANIZATION or & GENERAL STAFF F0R THE
ARMY or TIE CONFEDERATE srATEa"
The Con0ress Of TIE Confederate States Of america do enact
That from and after the passage Of this ACT the rank and
to the ouartermaster General
army Of the Confederate States shall be these Of Bgader
General In the Provisional army
Approved March 20th 1858 my23-w4w