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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
BY LASrERs TOLtrsos a CArIr1r, Auetloneer,

by LANiERs ToLtEsoS CArLETr, Auctioneers.
w Will sell, at our Warehouse No O
rear street on WEDNESDAY noruing :uy 1,, c,
S AZ "a O'Clock, large Of BlocEsd. GG
DRY GOODS:
Fancy and Blk and White Prints Glnghsns
Lawns, Organdifs, Iln:ei BrlIartsIgre.
nancy ssney ara Sripe4iin b5reges, Irish ems,
Bleach shifting, Paper OanbHcs Cord cambdes
siltsis, Red Padding, White and Red TTlled Flannel
Canton Flannel, Linen saaburgs
Blue Drill, Hoop Skirts, Linen Cambria Hds.,
white s TX and Bandsnna Hdkfs, Fog. Col Hdkfs.,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
Il0rences, Piumts. Nets, &c.
NOTIONS.
PIX. and White Spool Cotton, Blk Thread Sewing Six,
Gecls nd ladies Kid 6aunt cts, Gents Kid owes,
Ladies Llle Thread and TAGetta Gloves,
Neck Ties, Tooth Brushes, Fancy soaps,
Ivory foe Comes, Rubber aud Horn Dressing Combs,
Reddlns, Pocket snd Tuck Combs, Pins,
Sewing aud Knitting Needles.
Bone, euspen Ter ana = Buttons,
LISTING Coat and Vest Buttons,
Agate Buttons large and small;
Pocket Books, Envelopes, Writing Paper, Pens
Pen Holders, Penc IL, Pocket Books
Porte MonnaiS Buck Purses,
Camp Writing Gases, sodle. Companion, Memo. Books
Rtz1rs Pen Knives Looking Gil sts, Violin Strings,
Ladies and Misses hi Cotton Hoss GeTts Bro. = Hose,
shoe Thread Gents Linen Collars Ladies Linen Collars,
Ladies Muslin and Black Grape Collars.
SHOES AND HATS
Ladies' Lasti5g Gate and Balmorsl Shoes
d. Sill pers and O. dren's Shoes,
Gents Oxford and BamoTa shcts;
Black and Cord soft Hats large assortment.
CLOTHING.
Alpaca Goats, Ma ss!llts Yeats, Sinmer Pants
Gum Overcoats &c.
Indigo, ooncentratedLye, BorIS, Morphine,
Refined Osmphor, Cacined hagne Ia,
seidlilz Powders, schiedam schnapps,
London Cordial bil, Mustard,
Bro Windsor Soap, Starch blacklng,
Castor II, Alcohol, Coal / II, soda
Ess. Coffee, Matches Green and Blk Tea
Chocolate, Blk Writing Ink, &C.. &C.,
je$OVtds LAYIFRs, Toll. EsoN 4 cATLETT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

NARROW EECAPE.-Judge ]. A. Meredith, Of the
Richmond Circuit Court made narrow escape from
the Yankees on Thursday last. He ring Of the land
ing at the White House, he proceeded to his farm in
Hanover county, to give directions rendered ne
cessary by the imm;nency Of raid. After attending
to these matters he crossed the Pamunkey river, at
Hanover Town. he was ferried across in email boat
by old decrepid negro and had barely reached the
rise on the King William shore ere he discovered three
suspicious hOrsemen in the distance youth whom he
met assured him that no Yankees were near but the
Judge concluded that the trio whom he saw up the road
'Oue backs and accordingly he resolved to put
the river between them and himself
lie rode back to the ferry boat, and requested the
old erryman take him the Hanover side quickly
as possible which he proceeded do butbelore getting
across the three men, who proved TO be Yankees ap.
peared the opPOsi STORE and called Justify him
to stop Judge NJ only urged the old darkey to "row
faster" and as soon as the boat reached the Hnover
shore he put spurs to his horse and dashed up the
road. The Yankees fred several shots at him, but
fortunately their bullets did no: take effect. Judge NJ
continued his gh;, and in short time beyond the
| danger Of pursuit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
by DUNLOP, MONCURE CO., Auct'rs.
UCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AND

usfiiP aPi m0n THuRsDSY The Cd Of JuIv rom
N 'p ma iii ali a, orr hrcion stnrs ~ raia
nenCrs az ~ i arg NJ er siesner foTs
@ aros and and French
Bo0' % 1SI0 pJssI assorted Enrh ard Frfncb Print, and
Mus ,f9 ,,..o,, e,,,A,r,
Sase IS rs Fiy PIE s' S' Rssema,
do ' tSls as''n' Linen and Linen Cambria H'n'Eer-
lease $50 pieces) Piaids
bales goo plecs( REGATTA Stripes eIIps
csseI as 25O Ul pce briine.
o s ~ IoP II..a cheaIsd Tlra,s
case as St (S8E dcsj assorted assorted Braces
cases (24lis doIl assorted Madras Hdkt
! case (lO4 pleces) White Book Muslin
49,, / do (76cas 81 geld colored Glnghams
do G!D Cotton shirts -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
RUNAWAY NEGROES IN JAIL.

THE following Negroes have been committed
i to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond as RunAwSys:
J09N oil man, about GU Of five feet ur or five
inches high COLOR AMI committed the property
Charles ELS, Of Roanoke county, Va.
CHARLES young about % years old FIVE feet six
hg black and committed as belonging
10 Lieut.. l. p. Guyol OF New Ireans
the above slaves requested 10 forwa a.
prove property pay ehag and take them they VII be da
with According 10 law. THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
Re 26-Cw Sgt City kichmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

~ a9p acres Of the hfst Mead I.
!. ! producing snngslly ever s11
~ = Y sAgeth ana easily ealtl ysis a.,
, ~ s,, W psgl Of The Flsie, hsy ! !
Isissehsd Q Il. The lans y NJ.
ygIel,le sfHHgs, and one ,ireln-
improvements o6bsisf ~ 4. 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

J ls7e many NITDL0fFIAN NOTICE.
ET8EDEfIS Nj 30 ~ = BONDS
due on the iirf AASl nolAef{e presVattAs
kua yea Gsthe ORes a Oh q before tie
4 1S III :f s sa'
1 TSRRREED ETTED sU6c & S. OYER
~ L5VT 69UISs pf KpCHS EpoD SAIHBrTIN FOR XIII
hAfIlI i6h Id u. lAss monils u tbesb suTy 6ST
seSed TheHPpB sasdSgASE. spselEs nsrE
NRpledgitA any NaaAgtI.E; fcuL uo8iis Ar
res Ill NE gllIl crsslsl he oaFRst RaiR
II TIRGIN1ANG4lt;' & County, GOufSt 3FdS.S CGees~
IsTHsII e6lbJy 5I Oh ESQ dzy OF june a D. rsg and
frS H. iRsynAsk sJ9A " s6HtASSt aYPia Hsy
YAypapk, SeEshc EaySsrP steE dams Amanda Wsymaek
MsE wsyiRAsk, Gorge Waypgek 4n 4, GU 4spsS Glib
IS4Es D. Brga ARa " BHsgs, rs Me Thoaes Gll
RqssEi Hihs AH9 y N ss az nset Wra. GILL F.Sasa'
kmR Ss,a as sah Saf5 smith, susaaa or IL
SuEAp sm and her husband whose name unknown, Tb5
HaSqScN 4elsss4 RFauea SH'a s3ss77 SdsRSq gloTnsr
Ma 71, sac .i on lcTRYa name is
The object Of this suit Is 20 ossin decree for HE ~ the
house and lot 10 Msnehestqry p Nancy Smith lately
eiedBszsd les SpYEpOss ed sale
ta SAID Wa; - YSyR4cs 0 Ayael Apni sra ~, Mary
8Ah61pd susan 0eEeEy S4Ant nl sud her whose
sO lpPsAFFg gem ba5AnF As name ,cs bs
band ~ lhe sS9ssR kQrhay Susan tsp)y AID The Aers OF
hssAa WHs D N9YuaqkI he be dead bsre be heEs
lthsr than he, CpAssa abef any eeF
uSh here b, SEe S It's qryedr ai lhe 9n
ieaidsas ADD uRkgoEa PaFt' VI orh sr due
babnasR o. hOyer. ard de Eh y necesaTy 70 protect hr
nlarsssls rs ,ati sRa ss ssgS 5ssss published sAas
per p1bshedn said si af hnoRdy AaaaRqhe Az e
door 81 s Court Howe - sad eoppty e Br dag ~
hs BeH tsTn OF ta County Court q le sNChty oEei Al
h f6--vGE IN ~ ~ H4TH1S II CQGBGIL, D. 9. Co. Oh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

J4ek'oss Strive are requested to remind the
menRsFsqf t4s Executive Committee that there will be
ameetjpg Ct the committee tomorrow "wednesday
afsEnOon, at o'clock, according to notice heretofore
Qivon. A prOmp. and full attendance is requested,
IS there business of importance to be considered.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.

RlEDWONA rEhAhhE AOADA>"A - -r.e
THE next session of this institution will open
l. ON the LIST August and close the LIST Of Decemeer
TERNs&Ror Board sxcusve Of lights and toSeb and tuition
In English branches Will
Latin ~! 49, = .!
Trench
Music the Piano and Harp. ~
Guitar Violin and Meloaeon. each ~
Aeoayeyapee VIII meet Students at ooBHAM DEeor'on the
Central Road. 20 - * rps.tH
For further particu srs, apply for Circular ,an6 an
Addrest subscriber st"stony Point AbeVaF ana
lie 25-d2aw3w ,--vsyor 10 pdASAs Hrpy9kTss =,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
hUCYTOlg SALES
RUTURE DAYS,
BY JAS. n. TAYLOR, Auctloneer.
A VALUABLE FARM OR MARKET C.o


aI1o D E3 10y 0E TIE DEEp RUg TURNPIKE IN HEH
KY cOHIY, ~ NILES WEST or TUE TJTI "a ~ Z
RICHAORD, AT IUC7IOH-At the request Of ~ 49, "
sintGn, vii SELL upon the premises TUESDAY June sts
cioek r. M ne valuable and handsome FARM Win mi ~
.Gp, located as t5Oye containing So Of which 20
acres are cleared wei set In clover toretl With
garden OF the choicest vegetables the balance Is
WIN OAK ana pine, OF virgin growth There Is also Hpon tie
% very superior ice house ard Ice pond well shaded tog
an TTenaa o, the choicest fruit trees The past
years me Improvements consist Of com Portable
aiming four good rooms JReher witt, oil the usual o m
and containing most excellent well water In The ysyd
sons uesfhg 70 secure one Of tie desirable farms
Gus 70 we y Wont md TO their Int to exans t
ue9I T 1ns nay Of sale Possession given la medatelg
VIII Dr. eoLD-lmr ediatty the of the p-ona,t
valuable lot of FARMING IMPLEMESTs ronssnP ~ ~,
FoTs, ouvStors Harrows Ca Wagon Pow Harness Sc
De sold two excellent young Mich Cows aud one
, - oh al 10 nae cor di len an excel
lent buggg and Ha'nes VIII be hlTei for n tAs Sc
year, good Cock, Nurse, Washer, and Irontr " "
TERNs -For the land onehlrd cash Tor the who, II a.
e osAnee al AID IL months credit for Gegoabe notes
ana secured BY atTu deed The purcba er 10
axes ana insurance for ls6 For the balance cash viii h.
CURED upon delivery. JAS III IAYI0P &c
je 20 " "a AAid6teer.
Is postponed 20 MON N' 'he ,th Jny at O'Clock NJ
ie3O JAs. N. TAYLOR, Auct'r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DE it ordained by the Council of the city Of
ID Richmond that the Collector CT the City Taxes shall
nuay give notice In at least four Of thedsy newspapers Of this
city, fifteen days prior the 18th day OF June he viii
his Office daily, between the hours Of o'clock A.
and o'clock p NJ from 18th tie s. tn Of Jun inclusive
h-purpose receiving from charged with city
taxes the whole half OF the amount OF tax charged, de-
Quoting whole amoun one-he the
ten percenum thereon. The collector shall in Ike give
notice for fifteen prior the 18th day Of December that be
Nil attend at his Office daily between the above enone hours
rom the 9Th the 3st Of December ncusYe for the purpoie
receiving from any who has already paid half only
Of the city charged him. the remaining half deducng
from srch half per centum thereon.
In pursuance the above named ordnance passed January
iith lS55 p attend Collectors Office, the City Hail.
from the 18th Goth this month"; for the purpose Of
ceiving taxes above directed
jei@lm s - JULIUS BoBs0N. O. @. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
ApJ'T AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE, |
Richmond, June Is, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS,

ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE,
Richmond, June Is, 1853 (
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. So a.,
All discharges for disability will be held a. conditional cepen'
dent upon the disability and valid only during It's Continuance
n on examination disability at any time found n have
ceased the derS will liable conscrpton TO the
expired term Of their ensmens This regulation applies TO sub
sutes whether under the age OF cohscrpu Their
are ard the Government Ihoud not be
deprived Of them what proves be temporary disability
CsgpsD s. COOPER,
;.os nd General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30
Es5erFtRs - NEws.-Energetic and uptir.

\ ESooTHEkS fttrsrn1rED NEws.-Energetic and untir-
ingAEdr lavish q The PrQPrisoFs Of heA
eTpes asi pAlS tbs aeisEmRatiSe bit the ability 70
MAKE tbSi5 Paper ths agFt AseFsy oqFpal p the aDd
As9py Of tbs 1pgAeF for. JAY 4thi Rqsl befose vs.,
\shoNs \ 9Arkea improve pP9lb the EolHms just
eadsd Tae new basdlPs is oae Of pe most tasteful
bare eFsr seer, aRalre9ess Rpsh eSsdt upon M
CseheQr the designer aAd ~. HqEds The sagEaEeF y
TBS Likeness Of Gen, Eyelh Displays the prqetsed hand
Cfthass most accomplished srtsl, NJ, ToTsehs The
qgaiy Of ,ihe,pspeF, is make up the edbotas and
ceaIribptiona Al syinee taste aud tsleptieG a high
OEdes Wih hsyisy Of eqispS she best ARTISTIC sRd
literary aAsy n the 04isdsFaryr the prppretaEs piE
a,pgzs Of SQp9 for tbs bsss illustrated gbieh
shall be submitted q them before he of October
usItr ,S1bssFibersto The qs may be- sure thst yEeR
MADE Eil spare neither pFiHs qaE expense iq frn4h
i9g thsn Eah the m9ss exquisite PF9dpetops Of S9pfh
EN- genus VISA ale n-s szlc.sis1 Productions Of South
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

.Drsb or MS Nsu2fls-JOhn Curry, butcher in the
Firas Ekes ~as terrible bsaspusQne ten DAYS sso
aP4 died yesterday, from ths effects Of his Injuries
Thsa police yysasssaqy ARRESTED J9pe7,a TRor y
eR4Fges with PsAsAs DE A7ssHlt WA. Joass, who
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

n, 5sS,, 90 take account ana nav decree that
ouus q ne Sss Sss ~ rec w. Trent desu a., o 70
al Ssoa u ~ Ely iSfi ar y ,1Ss
ss W Its sppssr dsna 1gllar. ne estate ~ NJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

.,ayGS5: ,sss.ts, 5Ms s,ss si +
vsrss n Ss % any Astonng county ~ y
pTahIS 'f 81 TT1ft q TEIs i
nAs business the l4 pSph1ds
sakH&DgAfPta D PSGEY.
.Taa T ~ next session Of this ihitfta5as@
II Fas.b so. Sesfd (eEusYe Of shts And tt
Latin,,... '''' fs't''''' 's....,..,,.....
French. '''.'''''s.s, s...,,.,s., .,..,,..
hI.io On The Piano end Harn ''''''''',s','.,r,. g.
euiie flcln and tisisdeoht ear
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

sAceiDXSToS rHE PEIEss8Uas RALLEoAD.-On Sun
day evening locomotive Is r. Anderson obrqka
thsongb Swift Csek bsdgs, three miles his side q
Petersburg, and Ea9 preeP tlied into tAeiNstes where
iislll EsRsiEA Th} AaAsFs0P6 aAn Snsips OF great
PoEss shsiag tep eyer 70 gun on lae
aud vKelaen RAlEo4a crs- 60 rea on she Ps.orsbur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

NOTICE Messrs. TxRDY & WILLIAMS have
exclusive Of the sale Of the Fine and Fancy Soaps
Manufactured establishment, TO whom all ORDERS must be
addressed
We are paying the highest price, either cash exchange
for sosp-ior all Kind Of grease. WI. G. WEBD CO,
iell-l Manchester soap Works.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

R3ff6 REWARD will pay F# Hun
dFea AAss GOE the deliYerY 10 me Of negro nan;
ShdhaY Afnttt bpsFy SINCE EASter from the Hd0trxn
lity Sfere hSd hred pin, &c 81 abop thirty years od
tee ten 70 eleven tneSg 6oe aud
AMI eouhtensnee spoken he Is brick
layer End psserer by trade and belongs Robert A Jackson,
49,. ..i .. 80 . y. M CONRAD,
Je12-eodlOt -s'e Cary st.. bet. iIIh and ,3t1 St.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

Gee o pssoSfssAiI,H iII 81
I Lndy,s ard .aentl9asp'a eepA
.feet, tichnSoha, Fass liloa, on ~
.nsns = ,ots and Shoee mhLs 70
! Geodn.Es HRIarHI1. ipais.r .nI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

Per 0ah q foii week, .....".. 90
- 'ifJhsss,s:.... l2a O.
les I'm - ~ hEIELFihGRR,
q RAA DIV 5y77---------s froPEetoT.
eg1OV - Iyashar. II anl, rom the snb
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

iApa' seg acres now In goad Mes,
\, IONS n Of hay, The rest 81 the ian
y 10 aneng the besl Gloek fsT,as I
ope 81 tAe bsst maHssAin ranges
ns,ers q, and has 90 Il Two { EAly
kpslfK d good ann water. 5be
barn, Stables, 6fauafies. Grlsf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

80 n -,,,.o are requested to remind :,
SEQ y &o ~ ,.Suas' Committee hat her.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-30

AND l-LANDtt -5LANQ The subscri-
her t bp6es Oh sch, ptA TUESDAY, the IAN
ty $685. " not daunse4t BY will be publicly sold,
tGeesspVs21ssCR XTFOR BIS PfsfN$sS.ns Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-06-11
G L NEWSPAPERS.
CALIFORNIA PAPERS.

CALIFORNIA PAPERS.
The following are received by Express regularly. and gener-
aly in advance Of the mails. They will be forwarded to sub
scrbcrs. postageS Pait, at the annexed terms:
Weekly Bul!etIn'-- per ahhnIn
Sacramento UuiOn,.
II. NJ. WHITNEY.
Honolulu. 1868.
, 1863-06-23
Eprtini Eutiftg.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
.aA AL difficulties aud Month1y uresn-
1a.a Of IAdjee from whatever cause. fuiy removed
b9 4 new syttem Of treatment at once painless and
enlnentlF successfa1, DIR. +. MACKENZIE.
post once Box G6;. 15f Lake street, Chicago. III.
4-}s
, 1863-06-23

Letter from Gen. McCIcrnand to GOV.
moftons

Gov. Morton Of 1ndiana has received the
following letter from Gen. McClcrr,and, COM
1nanding the 11th Army Corps, at Vtcksburg:
HEApqrAHrErs 18TH AnaT CoRrs,
NEAR F1cKsBuHG, June s, 1868
GOVERNOR: have the honor to inform you
that there are four General officers and four
teen regiments til Eth, 11th, 10th. 18th, 24th,
34th, 43d, 4Gth, 47th- 49th, 54th, Goth, 9th and
Goth Indiana infantry, and the 1st Indiana bat
tery, and detachment Of the 4;h Indiana cav
the Tennessee, under my. command, who
crosse d the Mississippi. River with me at
Bruipsburg, below Grand Gull. the 30th day
Of April, and took part In the battles Of
Thompson's Hi, on the 1st Of May, Cham
piou Hill, on the 10th, Big Black Bridge, on
The Eth, arc Mt Vicksburg, beginning On the
18th Of May, and continuing up to the present
time. -
Inn happy to, cir, to congratulate you,
and through you, your noble state, for the
victories won by the common effort Of her
brave sons with those Of other State, and to
bear testimony to the gallantry, bravery and
good conduct Of her officers and men In these
bloody struggles. They bore themselves with
the ulfinchiDg steadiuess Of veterans, both
under calling fires Of muekatry md artillery,
ard In maki0g charges upon fortified lines:
They bage shown themselves compeers and
fit companions In arms with brave men Of
sister statcs, In series Of battles, in which
It has become impossible to mike particular
mention Of those who distinguished them
selves, without mentioning Individuals, both
officers and men.
Your mcst obediept servant,
JOHN L. MCCLERNAND,
Mi. Gen. Comdg 1911 Army Corps,
Dept of the Tennessee.
, 1863-06-23
ATTENDANCE Mt the Ohio Union
Convention.

No statement Of the probable number Of
people In Attendance On the State Union Con.
..n1ion at Columbus, on Wednesday, has yet
been published slnce the adjournment,
however, figures procured from the various
railroads Will enable Us to make 4 correct
estimate, At 10 o'clock a. N. on Wednesday,
statements made by railroad officers showed
that 5000 people had been brought iu on
the roads. up to that hour. In the process
sions that came from tho country townships
there were over 5000. Now, adding to this
number 5000 as the attendance Of citizens
Of Columbus, and VIC have mass Convention
IT &c, ,000 people. This is undoubtedly below
the true figures. 1t is safe to say that thu
Union Convention was three times as large a.
the Peace Convention. Take for example the
eale Of tickets for both Conventions at Love-
land, which is largely Democratic The agent
there reports that at the time Of the Peace
Convention he sold GS tickets, while fur the
Union Convention he sold $50. The proper
non It most stations throughout the State
would doubtless prove tho same.
, 1863-06-23

Ireland, Of course, sends large proportion
Of this emigration, in which aTe to be tound
thousands Of able. bodied men, who will either
eventually bear arms for tho Union, Or, what
is equally important and serviceable, take the
places IN field and work shops Of American
citizens who do. It is an apprehension Of
this fact that gives the Tory leaders Of Eng
land such constant anxiety and distress, and
leads to such irritable protests against enlist
ments in their country for the Union army.
But their ingenuity can raise no barrier to
the steady stream Of emigrauts that leave
their docks, and cast their lot in America.
And what Is a constant exhaustion and lmpos-
eriEhnent to England is an equal contribu-
ton to our national strength and wealth.
There is yast compensation IN these facts
for the unaatural sympathy and aid that Eng
lnnd's aristocrats giye to the rebels. We may
well afford to let English merchants ruin
themselves In trying to run our blockade, IS
long as emigrant slips arc permitted to clear
her ports for New York larbor-
, 1863-06-23
r01Hx IODINE WATER.

4s1 and proscrfe rour Teeth. with the
and treateBt satisfaction. csc HEpsoxs ukNvA1IED
sTooru PAsrx. 70 remove tartar OF heal diseased
.flnms. use HrpsoKa U1RIyA1LKp TOOTH PAsTx. Sold
by ali Dtusgists t6ls-gz15-2w
, 1863-06-23

E- In the cargo Of one Of the prize steam
ers lately captured and brought into thie port,
large quantities Of sonahataks have been dis
.dere, and cent to the rebels for arrinr tl1e In
dlans to ala In the prosecutie,u Of this &C.
Cursed rebellion, Also, largo auautities OF q
noudesc11pt savage weapon, eomcthinr be-
tween tomahaWk and = butchcr's cleaver,
stamped ~: Gnpin, Wedges Mills, 1852 I"
York Tribune.
, 1863-06-23
prgpnsalS

DACIFIC RAILWAY un-
L dersigned Will receive proposals to furnish four
.housard q t9o. tons Of rawaE isqn % Or %any Pat ;n
Union Pacific Railway Eastern Division"
The iron be Qf American uanufactnre, Of the bet
quality ard to be delivered either at LeSVenworth
Kanshs City. .
Communications for further tntormatton to be ad-
Co. No. 58 Bearer street. New York Isrms. cash on
delivery. xJC: z: F!tEMoNi,
: New York. Jnne 9TH fsfa- jett g2f8 lot
, 1863-06-23
WITH LATE iMpR0V EAENTS,

Claims Of Superiority:
]. They shell elean from the Cob In every
condition Of Grain.
2. They do not eut or grind the Corn.
3. They clean the Grain In perfect eondi-
tIon for Market.
4. They are built ENTIRELY OF IRON:
combining crest strength, simplicity and dura-
billty, and are universally acknowledged, as
now perfected, the
, 1863-06-23
Tie First Attempt to Arm Me-

GTUcS.
4 correspondent Of the Memphis Dx7etin
shows that the first attempt to arm negroes
aud put them in the field as soldiers was made
By the rebels. He copies from the Memphis
appeal and the Memphis dsozaneAe Of May
9Th, 10Th and 11th, 1861, the following notice:
"ATIEST1oN VOLUNTEERS !-Resolycd by
the Committee Of Safety, that g. Deloach, u.
R. Cook and William B. Grecnlaw De author
lied to organize volunteer company COM
posed Ct our patriotic free men Of color, of
the city Of Memphis. for the Service Of our
common defInce. All who have not enrolled
their names will call at the Office of ". B.
Greenlaw d Co. F. TITUS, President.
+. ". FoKsYTHE, 6ecretary.''
, 1863-06-23

RUTTER. am packing Butter
- in New York nrltns, and want obuy from
Five to Ten Thousand Pounds Daily,
and rciuEn tho packages for more ButtaF Can on me
"a the hAtee1t a. South Water street. Or Addtoat
1o1e I'll. In ' DANIEL n. DAKE
, 1863-06-23
Tota11ssefs OF the g.. Is 435 a
ARTHUR 6. COFFIN, FrestdeaS
CuAs. PLArT, Secretary.
EoR11ISAL1
Certificate to expire tho 3lst day Of Janna1y 1851
AUpI1oR's OFFICE. STATE OF IILINots.3
ErRIEHEIEIN .Iun6S I9kit

STATEMENT o{ the condition OF the N41Iox&1 IL.
sunArcE COMPANY, on the 1EbI dAy Of MaY 1854
10 the auditor Of Public Accounts Of the Stats
ofulinnls. &c.
The nane Of the Company IL National INSURANCE
Tht Ccmpany il located 1t Boston, Massachusetts,
The amount Of 1te capital tock Is Three Hundred
II orsaAd DotlAts
Tie amount q capital stock paid up IL Three Hun.
dred Thousand pollAtF-
, 1863-06-23

L. testimony whereof hare hereuuto subscribed
1hIALf 6pttpEheld. this nfnt day rf NRy A D. 1868,
1ESsE & DuHOl9, AnditorP 2, A.
feu E6l-1tRH4Fta
, 1863-06-23

The var spirit continues with unabated In
~terest. Yesterday the 18th regiment, Col.
m1aa1 Mm2Sh9 sS "a Fqfe GD AaRipTa aRp tsa b H. "a
Eoomc, took their departure from this city
for Harrisburg. Gen. Sanford ordered tho
4th regiment Of artillery to get ready to
march, Gen. Couch to furnish all the neces-
eary equipments. on their arrival at his head
quarters. A number Of other regiments are
ready to march to .day, and will be forwarded
US soon as they eau procure transportation.
The soldiers rho left yesterday were in excel
lent spirits, and seemed to be possessed with
as much patriotic enthusiasm and military
vjgor rs Wnen they we're summoned to re-
spond at TIC booming Of the flrst rebel gun
ago. The 10th regiment volunteers, or Ma
tional Zonayes, are Progressing fayorably with
their reorganization, under Col. Bendlx, and
they expect to be ready to march, as 4 militia
regiment, with GOO men, on Monday night.