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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-09-11

no resistance. They say they would have os-
capped by putting out to sea if they had been
supplied with food or clothing. -,
Captain Webster, of the cutter D"bbln'
boarded every vessel he met until he eartur>
cd the prisohers. They had some s2oo OF
$500 rebel money, with some green bac KS
They are now secure in the jail here. ahe e
boat was a miserable one, and totally unit f'r
their contemplated trip.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-09-11

prCol. BJNsn's cavalry passed through
here Thursday morning at 3 o'clock.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-09-11

nar It is deemed almost certain that the
President will call an extra session Of Con-
gress within few days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
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GENERAL ORDERS, I
~ -
Ant AND KsP'R GENEsAL's opFIor.
RIoEsoED June 9Th, 1858.
ADJ'EAKD INP'R GEMS OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS,

No IS
l. The following COsges concerning compensation to
detailed men, Instructions the War Department
IN eto published for the Information and direction Of
"The Congress Of the Confederate Slater America do
That commissioned officers, musesns prvateh
wren employed detached dst ltd seIvceby
other GA district under the direction Of
Of military bureaux instead ofthe compensation allowed
be SLOWED the sum OF not more than three doas per day.
lieu ofraonS and all other owances the recommen
spprova Of The or chief bureau as the case
may be, ard he sanction Of the secretary Of War"
s act shall remain In force or year from the first day
Of January, eighteen huntrsd and siIty-three"
Approved May LIST, 1865.
reJux other dscbed in the act No. &C. CLERKS
ploysd publ, offices the city Of Rchm'nd by of ply
lions and all other allowances not exceeding three dolar
may recommended by the officer IN charge ofsuch
and approves by The eflef Of BureAux.
2 The maxi bum allowance dollars will be paid only
troops and in counties or towns or Government workshops
The rats Of allowance Of serving in the field Clerks
Engineer Commi say, Medca huirg and Ntre Depart.
meats win be established at such per diem be
maudn General Thes7 rates viii not exceed 81 25
dem except special OF service the DEPARTMENTS above
mentioned when greater rate may authorized by the Chiefs
Of BaIeaux upon the approval Of The pm9ndng General
be paid TO detailed by the Departments they are
sp cvey employed except Medic Departments upon
QuarteaStss Department VIII he made upon rolls according
paymep vii be- in fun Of all payments and bsieo
fore paid and allowed soldiers except TO their r pay
8 shoemakers detaei under the provisions Of &C.
1862 who may receive the per diem allowance IN leu
other allowances authorized by the OF May lst
1865 will also be en tied to the compensation OF ryhve
per pair shoes manufactured BY hem authorized by the said
act OF October 9, 1862.
payments detailed under the act Of May i 1873,
VIII made ist day OF January 1868 aud will not be
continued beyond the Sls Of December 1858 but payment
shall be who have been detailed hereofore with
utpay allowances soldiers From and after 3lst Msy
payments TO such nen win be made unier his act
l. approval Of the Chiefs OF Bure and The sanction
the Secretary Of War; required BY the above named OF Con
will not be necessary 10 each particular case Of detail but
each Bureau may with the approval Of the Secretary Of War
general regulations for the Of different
classes Of detailed in h,irI,spect!ve employme?s
By order. (Slgne1) s. COOPER
je4-iW Adjt and Insp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
FINlNCIAL AIp CJMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, June 8, 1863
The banks in Lynchburg have determined to pay out
and receive the Treasury notes. and It Is supposed
the Richmond win rescnd IN ir resolution Whatev
nay the action Of binkI oonder duty
people eonnue old notes as currency at
We well that there dsposlOn in view Of the
ton Of the banks to dered these notes relrse them ex
eeP 1t AheAyy discount THIS from the appr
henson that all payments will be rendered In the dscred
notes. consequently buness men receiving thea will
have upon their hands fard which they In banks
Th Inconvenience which they should desire to
guard against and hence, the deposition Is manifested as we
have sale reject se notes altogether We hope the Is pat
rOsm snOOsh the influential conn unity to
avert the SsnpanIe which this econ large roron
our currency " Il ng'ndsr.
The leading merchants should hold conference W the banks
adhere TO their resoutOn) and after interchange OF
views determine the policy which hou be pursued under the
circumstances Our Idea Is that they might agree to rseeys here
amer In payment Of al dues half the unbAnksbe notes
and The other bali In bankabe currency such other proper
ton Of the two Issues would eIpedisnt and Just II l,
be done, public SOnAdeues tie Old be restored and
hey via circulate eey enough until The LIST Of Angus, by
tine, the collection Of the have commenced and
Of rapid absorption Afforded Will ais, be Iarg,
deand for funding during the last July and we are
huI encouraged believe that only small proportion ime
old issue will remain in circulation CT AnguL
The amount Of old sae ahoAt confederacy doe,
NOT believe exceed $4,000 600 The amount Of notss Issued
since December t 1854 to June leEeen $50 and SC0O0O
hnay be considered least double amount o old Is
sac nov in circulation The proportion the new Issue aoatn
ls city 10 larger than the at Of It's circulation other por
tons Of the Ccnederscy this poi1 from wh. tie her
Ves APARTMENTS from the Treasury made pat
eulAoo and hoss dsburiemen Of course notes
which fundsbls ing period twelve months in this
VeU Of the case merchants and tradesmen will Incur but
tile risk Of Inconvenience agreeing receive iou
not e1eeecng ATTY cent Of old Treasury es In the stte
nsni Of claims and We trust they viii do At With with
H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
LOSS OF A SPANISH STEAMER.

&OnILE, June 9.-The Spanish steiner Sailor, from
Havana, for this port, lost fifty les off Boil Point
in Storm on the 26th Of May OF the passengers and
crew, numbering forty-tWo only four were saved.
Among the lost are Col Sharp, of Gen. Buckners
staff. The cargo was valuable-estmated to be worth
$500 GOO -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

HUsuSSs COUKr.-This court vas engaged during
TIE hole Of yesterday in the examination Of Robert
Forie charged with the murder OF Robert E Dixor,
Geek Of The House Of Representatives on the gath Of
A I'll hst Withou. concluding the testimony, Che
curt Jou.ned over until this morning at 10 o'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
ADJ'r AND INsP. GEMS OFFICE, l
RICHMOND, June Sd, 1853. (
GENERAL ORDERS,

RICHMOND, June 3d. 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS,
no. "a.
l. The Of the Confederate stses having failed
tgze the appointment Of Proves. Nsrshas from persons
belonging the army, make appropriation for the services
Of those persons who had been employed in that capacity herea
such appointments will be male
H. The Gene ais Departments win report the pests which
Provost MarsNa needed with the numter provost
ether guards tie same and recommend r appointment sua
BILE officers for tie
Ill In all preference win he given competent officers
who have become by wounds nhmiy
dtld duty.
~ At all the posts supplied before the OF July with
Provost Marshas belonging the army, In accordance With this
order, the Ofoe VII be considered aboll,h=d.
By order. (signed)
S. COOPER,
je4-iw Adjt and Ipsp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

AREvAL or CoSFEDERArE PNsoNKRa-The dag Of
boat which arrived a. City Point Sunday even
iog brought up two hundred and 6y.tre parOsd Con-
fsderste p Oners who reached Petersburg On Monday
The prisoners, among whom were several sick and
wounded, represent commands in diF rent portions Of
the country
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

CLEzK IN TaE CHANBERLAIN's OTTIcE TIE City COuh-
CHI on Monday evening, elected E. O. Howard as Cham
berlain's Clerk, in place Of P. w. Ralston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

HorsL Burned The Virginia HOIel, in LeWisburg,
Va belonging TO the estate Of D. H. Stalnaker decd
was PARTIALLY destroyed by Ere the night e. the 25h
ultino, The building was partially insured in the
LYnehbuTg Fire and Marine Insurance Company for
$4,000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

Among the exiles from New Orleans, is the Rev.
J. II. Gutheim, the. chief Rabbi of the Jewish con.
sregaton in that city,
Some Of the Alabama papers mention engagements
for wheat Of the new crOo at 50, so per bushel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

SIKAM SHIP CHAEGEs-Captan James Carlin. the
Charleston Courier learns has taken command Of the
fine steamship Alice. and the splendid steamship Ella
and Annie has been transferred to the care of the
popular young commander, Capt. F. n BOnneau
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
BY K kT. rAINE 4 CO.. Auorls.

ARSE AND PrkEMPIORY SALE OF
- y. DAY GOODS, STAT NEgY, DRUGS AND kEOI INES
&C, BY GAIA oGgE Or NsD E'DAT, the 10Th int con-
GS1 a % S ssin ' Bsu sgs
ND MEDlelNEs - U.s. I'd steamers
i 800 ps 60 81 si1 % "a 70 Viii, Prints
50 do bi'h Pria lawns and orgsnd!es,
300 do b'ek On White do,
100 do Pari- Pint. comets
100 100 do sncy a'd M?urplas Dela'nes ard chslIlss.
% 9o do lI,h BE eh7d shrDgs,
100 DO rixed NO abs Snd Deosges,
zoo dozen adj 5 HeTstitch nd Bod red L Hdtr.,
200 do Gent. 30 dr,d do
100 do Lnsn Dsmsk Ma kns
30 Rlsschsd Laea mask labls Cloths,
ilnen 'rekebuess linen sheetres,
sws Mu,Efs Naissook Busins
White and oil red Tarltans
Embroidered Cur al. Muslin. snd Laces
drning aud Fancy PopIi,s sad bareges
Brown nd Beieh', Lren d lugs
undrsised bvown Linens
Brown Hollands, black slsa
Rid Wool FItrnfls
O. Bio ed Pissh
Checked tssIuleres
suserior Grey Cass neres
SarE's and Br-ols 2Ol white Black Spool uon
Pat M ,h-eafs, ack Sewing six
Ladies Merino Vests
Men Men, caiGo and Fancy Wool Vests
Black "a. y. g Cashmere PaHts
English and American Plls
l9.sle, Heavy S 'uttern Domestic Stripes
20 do 44Heavy BroEn sheetlng
100 rtans e,ter ard Cap Paper
500 do Commercial n te a
100 90 PrntiI & Paper, asserted sizes
Drawing Pop r. Music Paper -
Envelope, itec Pen. II ID Penels, 4e
WIN variety OF Dugand many other goods expected %
Ferns cash KENT, PAINEA Co,
'f bUctoIees
WILL BE ADDED
Cflorste o P,tash,
Ca'one,
ASA eUfa,
tric Add
OlPepuermin,
OF Almonds,
Tartar pm.tic
Sweet Fl ilts Nltre
Epson sglt.
* act Of LogEood,
81 CsTb SOFA,
Castor Oh,
oiEo, =
Genu ne arrow Root,
Also
% Bag ? inc Cuba toG.e,
III Ctsks Back, llGe and Led Z 9Th Ink, in bottles
ia KNIT, PAIAE& o.,
JeiO AnciontsR
WILL ALSO BE ADDED
~ oaleG 81 Merchants 0.nahurgI
90 I Grsn.tegle sLirtngs
~ Travelling Bass
100 Extra Dab S,n Hats
l0Ileces kxtra Block 7amartnes
0 gross chnlz 30 Webbing
$50 DO 81 10 lis Zach WoTs.cd Bindings az colo-s
IN KkNT, PANE co,
JEW futl.TeTsa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

fuRTLE SoUP.-It will be seen by the advertisement
that the proprietor of Congress Hall viii serve up turtle
soup to his patrons at IL o'clock to-day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
TELE(4RAPHIC.
IMPoRTANT NEWS FlSOM THE WEST

STILL HOLDING oUr-THE TROOPS
IN GOOD SPIRITS-MILLIKEN'S BEND 0CCU.
PIED BY GEN. KIRBY SMITH GRANTS SUP,
PLIES CUT OFF, ETC.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

trHCiAL ORDERS
III In obedience Instructions the Secretary OF War
In this Department who forei which
they claim exemption from military service will report In per-
the oce OF the Provost Marshal 10 IN city, before
fifteenth as ny OF next that their papers may
amined aud their names and description recorded.
BY command o. Brig. Gen joins H. WNDRR, Oonman ling De-
partment. J. w. PEGRAM
my29-di51ns A. A. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

GRO0ERIES, de-, At AUCTION BY
CHAS. II. WOHTHAM & co.,
AUCTONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE. ON
10Th street, between Main and Cary, on MONDAY 1871
instant, comm .ncng at 10 o'clock, q m, f1
70 hhds prime TO cho sugars,
100 bags do do
chests Black Tea,
100 boxes Rosin soap,
90 do TAlow Candles,
10 jars "a Ammonis.
jes-tds oHAs T. WORKMAN 4 co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

Gen. Humphrey Marshall is in Atlanta, Ca TheCon.
faderaev hears that he has resigned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN

IA RICHMOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLE
o. aud MONDAY June 10Th, accommodation train for
passengers AM freight will leave Charlottesville
day excepted, $50 arrive Richmond Is a. ~
Re urnng VIII leave Richmond at Oco and arrive at
Charlotisvl e at Gasp m.
This train offers facilities FOR ensp Irtaon Of milk ate
ADD vege abes to RchmoEd aud part OF Of TIE copa-
ny's houses vi be fitted up temporarily ueh
articles person who choose bring by the an
art cs consigned TO L. D. SEer Of the conpany az will
be soil by him 1t this place COMM sion, persons do not
wish 70 20 the city BY this arrangement persons Sug
distance obtain for articles ususy little value them
mari rates Re moId TIE company will em,y
e tins, &c which have been sent Richmond with articles for
sale frse o, charge. II WB1TC0MB,
is9-lt Gen1 suprt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

ANlw ArcrloS AID CoNNIssIoS HOUsE.-Msssrs. 7. d.
N Of Dany le, and J. P. Swords, Of this city, have
r I'D partnership 70 conduct the auction and com
"a oa business in tbs town Of Dahviile. Both gentle
me are well and 4vO.ably known to the mercantile
community, and irOa their long experience in business
,bey vii be enabled to render satisfactory returns to
iheir nafrnns u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
LETTERS PATENT
REvoESG EHEoUAroR George MooaE; HRs BRITASxc MA
JEsrT's Consul RICHMOND.

JEFFERSON DAVIS
President Of the Confederate States OF America,
To al t0hoAt Il may concern:
Where's GEORGE MOORE, Esquire Her Britannia Msjestys
Consul The post Of Richmond Safe Virginia. duly
c"gzed such by the ExequGtor former Govern
meet which 81 the Of the sue the duly Authorized
agent for that purpose Of the State Nrgnla did ecenty
sssums TO act Consul for pace other than the city Of
Richmond and state other than the State Virginia. and was
hreupop, the 20 dsy February sG 1868 requested b
the secretary submit the Depar m6n Of st,e his
Consusr Commission well any ohe authority he
received TO act In behalf Of the Government Her Bannc
Mesy before fusther correspondence could with him
Her ssjefs Consul at the Of Richmond,
said GEoSGE AooaE hes lat w. without accedng request
entered into correspondence the
Of War OF these Confederate stte
the legitimate authority Of this Government
Thee Therefore, 10 declare that recognize
the said GEORGE No9RE Her annie Mssys In any
part OF these Confederate States permit him exercise or
enjoy Of the functions, p1weis privileges allowed 10 the
Consus Of eat Britain And do Who'll revoke and anpu any
exeqraur heretofore given the said GgoRGE NOOK by tie Gov
enment which formerly hOred grant such
agent Of the State OF Vsn and do declare the said
be absolutely fiUIand cold from tbs day forward
In testimony whereof have letters TO he made
emit and the Seal OF the Confederate States Of America TO be
heTeutto Affixed
(-Al Given under my hand this FIFTH day of June in the
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred sixty
| - three
[sisnedl JEFFERSON DAVIS
tSgoedl J. P. BENJAMIN,
jeb 90 Secretary OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

NOTICE.-Thesfrs instalment of salt due
the czens Henrco County for 1863 has heen
and will be distributed forthwith at the County Court House.
Persons beore applying, procure new certificate from
Justice Of the Peace OF said county.
Each charge Of family entitled pounds for
each member OF the fGnly at ten cents per pound.
Garry the right change In order confusion and delay
ALI persons entitled 70 50 pounds salt will required to buy
bag OF cash price, ELIJAH BAKER
mvis-o AGENT usrvI~n Coralv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

THzATRE Mr.. Ogden persOnated Macbeth, on Nor
Gay night, u quite an elective manner especially, and
Unexpectedly, in those requiring vgOrOI
defamation. His rendering Of the scene following the
discovery Of Duacans murder and OF the banquet scene
On the Grs, appearance Of BanquO's ghost was very
,r,diable. Miss Ella Wren played Lady Macbeth with
her usual grace and spirit She viii appear tonight as
Isiia in the "Hunehback,' character in which she
display her talents 70 better advantage. The pro
oseds gh' viii be applied to the fund for the benefit
Of he New Orleans exes and we trust the attendance
viii be large The "Hunchback' is one Of the best of
modern standard plays, and with good cast, cannot
i-il to interest an intelligent audience
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10


HA8EAs CoEt5s CAsE.--ln the circuit Court, yes'c
DAY, Judge JOES A. HKslpIu presiding; Mr.. Banner
appeared for the petoner snd Mr. Aylett for the Gov
eminent
This application b. the father, Cicero D. Hud
SON. of Aabaml tor the discharge, from the army of
tas Confederate States, Of bis son Felix T., WHO is IN
der the age Of eighteen years.
Il apPeared, from be evidence that young Hudson
listed abOu. August 1861 in volunteer company for
Twelve months, but when it hs company had left for
Auburn, Alabama the Government declined recei,ing
more troops for yssI only and thsreupOn the
company consented % be mustered into service for and
diring the war. OF this arrangement the father Of
young Hudson was totally unaware, and 50 remained
un,i the expiration Of twelve nSnths from the Pc
cd Of his sons original enlistment.
Ii vas shown TIA. sOOa after ihe father had ascsr
tanned such mastering in to have been for the war he
cyan his efforts to secure is sons discharge, both
With the officers Of the company and before the Depart
nent OF War, ba. without avail in either case As
derier resort he applied to the Courts and, for that
purpose sued out writ Of LaJeas CORPUS the mandate
o. which writ the instance Of General Lee, was re-
srOndsd 10 by the commanding officer Of The company
o. which young Hudson was a member. 1t was tes.i.
ted Incidentally BY LieutenSnt-EhO was sworn in
she cause-that young Hudson had been most gallant
aad excellent soldier and that although be had kept up
manaly throughout the several campaigns he received
Ouly single scratch, and only for very few days
ul6' for day, owing to sickness OF the history thus
ulde for himself, ISIS youth and hs parents may be
justly proud.
After the evidence had been concluded, the Judge
ssted that il clearly entitng the petitioner
t. have the custody and eOatrOl q bis said SON. and it
VS. ordered accordingly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
ENGAGEMENT AT CLINTON, LATHE ENEMY
DEFEATED

DEFEATED.
WooDviLLE, June 4-Griersou's cavalry, 1000 strong
with eight pieces Ct artillery, attacked COL Logan at
Clinton, La yesterday afternoon. Logan had 400 men
AID several pieces of artillery. He drove them back
six miles, capturing two pieces of artillery, and killing
and capturing thrly-fve OF t. Yankees Our loss was
two killed and several wounded. The enemy threw
several she'll into the town, killing one man by the name
OF Coleman. e..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

rEpws,-D.nIl az 1880; MOTHS $50: iOF less pc
a TACO pr month.
snn-WEEE1T yeGr 5000; snonhI, e6@
WzzEL ysar, $500; months. 500.
aenittsnoss a ne risk Of ne EubscTiseE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
EAss gAy.
ssITH a HAYWOOD. AUcrIosE5R

ERAME BUILDING, 1913 FEET BY III
feet, for 'sle a. auction. We will sell. WEDNESDAY
The ION inan At ~ O'Clock A. NJ The r. Frame Build ng
known Inns Bo Chop On the col er o. Claw and toe va
central Raroad Ths sale worthy The FIJI &c in
want OF jos pgrlo ihlngss, tie tuld remove
on or oei.re the Gso8y Of next the lease Of the
ground Tres at Should ih- purcl OF the tud-
accommodated
Tie ms OF sale cash
Ie0-o+ Fx.cAior ~ p Rhhn. dec.as.d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
NEW RICHMOND THEATRB.
Nav ElcaNoSD TuE,rAE,

Nav EIcEloxD TuE,rAEl
June 4lh 1863
~ TO MESsRs. RARGAMIN ROBERTsON CONRAD AID
OTHERS COMMITTEE :-GESiLIsES Ih4ve seen by the pa
this morning. That have aspoated com
reee contributions for the relief Of exed citizens OF New
Orleans who have noby preferred to sacrifice themselves rRhr
Than the oegators ealty adeestsbe tyranny
this which appeals to The humanity Of every eyoep,
Permit then 10 aid Of this object eadsf you the pro-
ony deduenng the dead expenses OF tse house would be
underst Cd as doing this no. e pretump1ous claim OF
dc ton q me hasne sD SRb pr We %PTS N
ederacy 10 behalf Of this most noble and patriotic object
II D. OsDEN. Acting Manager.
RICHMOND June An 1863
sa: Your noe Of A morning, in which you tender u the
Committee appointed devise OF relief to The
led eIs rem New Orleans the net proceeds Of evenings
ertAnment Richmond Theatre has been resolved
An Instructed by he Committee TO aior you your offer
accepted add 10 tender their acknowledgements for the
name and generous feeling which have p:o nptsd 1t.
Your SSsslent servant
e.. RID oODEE, Acting Manager. So.
Late Of the 9Th louisiana Regiment - ''''''1'
Sheridan Knowles Play Of the
AUNoHBACK.
Master Walter Charles
No: US Mr. R ogden
9L lnomS Ohnota-.' .Mr Bates
I MISS Ela wren
Miss kiza Wren
BUCKS HAVE AT YE ALL"sy
CAPTAIN J. s. CHARLES
DNhee.....-.'... Mary Prtngton
DUEL IN THE DARK.
" See prOsraRmes Of the dAy. je1O 1t
METROPOLITAN HALL.
bu hAiloHT........ Acting Manager
Tickets received every night for the
JACKSON STATUE FUND.
BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART
ST0NEWALL JACKSON AND HIS ARMY!
Lee MalorJ's Mammoth
BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE
SONGS, DANCES, PARcEs, Etc,
ANTICS or THE WAg ELEPHANT, DICK
An amusing lnterlude.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

HoN. c. L. YALLASDlaHAM-This distinguished Ohio
exile arrived in Petersburg on Monday morning in the
train from Lynchburg. The Express says that during
che day be was called upon by several citizens, who
svled themselves OF the opportunity Of testyDg their
respect for man sho has been banshed from his eoun
.uy FOR other crime than that Of speaking freely and
f.aressy against the ruthless and infamous govern
Ehich has by brute force, extngusbed the liber
s CT its people and installed iron military despOsm
I place Of the Constitution and lsBs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

RsLIEF OF IHE Po0&-The ordinance which passed
.he COuue on Mon5ay evening for the relief of poor
persons now IN the poor house differs ffom that passed
the 18th ofApa which Is peaed, only in these
particulars Il substitutes "tepots' instead of "mar-
.kets" FOR he distribution Of provisions and fuel and
permits gauiiou' siributon sale, as the Overes
Of the Poor think proper, dspenses with the weekly
meetings Of the overseers to hear applications, and
pc mi;s them TO use The visiting committees of the
Yong Mems Christian association as their agents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
= IJUb. LIGUN,
aplI-tds. THO. J. hAssIE. Commissioners.


GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY
~ RAILRoADThe undersigned committee. appointed by the
stockholders viii sell at public auction In the town Carksve
on THURSDAY, the 25h day Of Juue 1885, the ROAHOHE
VALLEY RAILROAD together with all the prop erty Of every
sort and description belong the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company The sale to be mad In accordance with provisions
q the act Of the Legislature Of Virginia, passed the 18th day
February, 1862 authorizing the sale Of said road.
All having claims against the said company are earnest
requested to present them 10 the undersigned the
day Of sale In order that Arrangements may be made for the
payment Of the ssre.
vs. A. SMITH, I
O. W. PURCELL,
O. H. K TAYLOR Committee.
TH0S. y. G00DE
Ap2S-3taWtds T. A. WILLIAMS. go