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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

fssiiSesI On slegE sKS q ! S4sRsoH
ne RENAME Of our great and good chief Lieut. Gen.
T. j. Jackson. were committed 10 Che tOmbin hexing-
ton Va, on Friday, the 18Th hist The body, developed
10 the CoDfedsruts Tag and covered With flowers was
borne on acaissOu5 OF the Cadet Battery dfaPed in
mourning. The Lexington Gazette says;
An interesting company Of the procession consisted of
saeb, crs and soldiers Of the old Stonewsh Brigade
"a happened IL the tno to be in the county. 1t ava
kepod thrilling assCciatons 70 the shattered rag
ments Of this famous Brigade assembled under the flag
al the eroie Liberty Hall bess the same flag winch for
some line was the Regmen,alstAndsrd Of Jacksons old
Foupth Regiment and which that regiment carried in
triumph over the bloody Geld Of Manassas ON the ever
memorable 2lst day OF July. .'- .,t ..s
Another interesting part Of the ceremonies Of the
day. was the religious service conducted with admirable
propisty in the church in which great chiean had
delighted to Worship God for years before the begin
ming OF his late brilliant career of active operaohs
The services were conducted By the Rev Dr. White the
ony pastor Gen. Jackson ever had after he became an
avowed soldier Of the Crossa pastor whom he tender
y loved and whose religious 'couusels he modestly
sought even in the midst OF the most a6sorbiHg
through which he had passed during the last two
years '-'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

q ENGLISH sESImESF-The London Post received BY
the last arrival from Europe, SAYS that amount Of
UniOn Msetings7 in England will ds;ach the masses of
the British people from their support Of the cause Of the
rebel Confederate States The circumstances attending
the seizure Of she Peterho and Dolphin, st can
vassed with considerable warmth, both in and OutOf
PArliament, and in EnglanS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

VIRGINIA Military lNsTIrUrE-The Virginia Military
Institute is at this this time full to its utmost capacity
and numbers 2S5cadets From the two or three hun
dred applicants pressing for admission is proposed to
increase this number 800 probably $50 cadets BY
the extension OF the accommodations
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

TIE FIFTH LOUISIANA REeINESr.-The Colonel, 1t
Colonel and Major of the 18th Louisiana Regiment were
killed in the recent battle az reported in the Yankee
papers the contrary, they all alive. The only
casualty among the field officers was Lieut. COL Menger
wounded .'-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

AEEvALs BY fac o. TEccE:-Tss las, Gag Of truce
boat brodght 70 oiy Pointneay three hundred pesOed
Cor ed rate prisoners WhOreacasd Petersburg on Wed
Bssday portion Of them we're oaptuFedin the recent
battles near Fredericksburg, and tie remainder al dis
g,reut points Ia the Wssk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

been chosen President Of the EtoWah Iron Mining CON-
pGny, Barlow county, Georgia, who have one smOhg
the finest works Of the kind in the eOgntEy- II sud
that in order secure bis services the Compan trans
tsued him stOck to the amount Of SIS 600 besides
voting him an annual salary Of $1,000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

Nav Avuc,-We are indebted 70 the publisher, Mr.
Nv. Randolph, for q copy Of "s.Onewsn JaCksOn's
Wsy"-the sO0g which Tens the rounds of the press
short time since aud has sncs been set to music p
Tas air Is adsPisd % tie words Is easily played and WI
beeon- por ular.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

DzcT1sED.-The Athens (Ga.l papers chronicles the
dsaih Of Dr.. ~. Ward bis residence "a hat place
TAussia5 Lad, sftsE very short Illness. DR.. Ward
Vas noch pied 90 Natural sceuos and foe ten years
occupied PsossasOrshp in the Uaissrsy Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

RHAE EsrArE iSCaEsErRElItD On Thursday, Nessrs.
James n Taylor Son, real ssstS auctiOneers, sold
psiTassly thiFy-seysp acres Of lad in Chesterfield
eoeniy, With improvements for Sls,afo The land lies
nile and bali fon Manchssser- aa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

DEBTs OF FLogI2A.-Ths Flortaisa is advised that
Gov. Milton has succeeded in paying off the debts due
b. the State in Charleston and Savannah without the
smallest sacrifice either of the credit or securities of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
- IpJT Z iNsP'R eEEEHALr oyyIo2 !
RiorroAD, Nay IL, lS'e, {
eExzsltonorSa, |

GKsERlL OAoRaa, 49,
Farmer, upon whose prss horses ard nSleI have eeon or
Of ne laws their respec,iv etAiel es
S 10 far as to have the SINE Propsy ysaso a.a ne ,sua-
n Ty vas the propsr Of Unet 81 tes eoyesne emit TO
Pl.P thereof de required BY law
et comnIianee with the sbove dnonon the Govern
t IN not assert any adverse 70 scch horses ana mules
hs1 shaw exceed Ia vslus the properly whereof the
IN. saving possession may haze see tespoed BY the enepy
80 then Only to he extent Of sGch excess IN value.
"a An ecers Of the Rrry WI respect he tights Of citizens
a,sned and conceded In the foregoing sections.
- - By order, -
"a s ts@av ASf and IlspE Gsaq.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

FoR DaURYs BLUTy.--From an advertisement in yes
tcrday' paper we learn that the steamer Shuz will
make "trip to Drups Bluff tomorrow Sunday after
noon az IslEpGst o'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

NrrnOFourAN H.lL-Ths ladies and juveniles viii
not forget that they viii have opportunity to the
'vins siatuaEy," etc, at Metropolitan Hall this fore
noon.
We learn that the ta5lsauT vii b withdrawn after
tonight 70 make room for other novelties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

LErIErs ron EcRoPE.-TAe et,satiOn of those who
as.rt 70 send lsssfst0 Europa y astvOrthy person
L directed an Advertisements IN tO-diyis paper. ..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

We are authorized to announce Hon. z.
SDrELL a. fer Oong e IN the 1Uh conS soaaI
it Asiegees raay court Hon al ~
~ nay happsa be- soldiers q shl esrec I've
ry2S--1 !.
M0nkOk WARD responds to the pomipa-
ton Of RICHARD = WALKRR NorrSs ~ -
people WI support him D entire eenasnce h N, ablIty w
Oa,srtain 20 dOaat q ha sleelloa- I. ~ 81 ~
r NO TT CE II can be found At the Count,
ooali Hssss fn unt ccl ek saeA day. when Vim b -
!. ! 80 90. ! 49,. IeAE \ tEEs'J p
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rERNs.-DaaTI ysAl Slsoo; snOali ESQ; for l' P'-
ned, ssOo per month ...-,- ma.
srsI-sErxIr I ysar $50; 6nonEhs, eS0o.
WuzrL j year, sSOOs aoaths, $50. -
Rszsasasss = Iosrak o. he iubsaibsE.
ApTEsTunaplly one square 6nnos sioo "a n,eloa Ana
IS GEMS sseh oonalasnsa senuees1 o. ifuseE5 insf'
s1.0O per iqsare. WssSg inssraea t.5o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
Mr.. VALLANDIGRAES CASE.

We give elsewhere some account Of the meeting held
il New FORK denounes the Illegal arrest Of cizeAs
By the LiHcoln Administration. The New York World
Of the l9lh says hAt $4,000 pSrsonsV present. and
thss it Wzs - magnificent sssossG both in numbers
and enti usIaslp." The same paper in an editorial,
uses the fo losing language
"Ths reals AB4libsrtiss which have nov been out
r1gsl IN Ne person Of III. YIusndgbAn, are those
which eur foreaihes Won to themselves by the blood
OF their bss aud braveS and have guarded by contu-
RES OF vigilance. Let not the laIer Cus;OdianS of these
righ and liberties nssr in the face of this OmnipO-
teEca.
TIE hood that already. makes green the springing
grass on Virginia aud Kentucky hsdes spilled to pro-
tsct the Union against traitors is but drop of that
which vii GOV on Northern coil when the American
people discover that the battle has begun to preserve
the Union against tyrAnts.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
L.ElHlnnlL Ikb eaMMRRnlL

.6TCe TiT So lpls RIcHxosb, Ma ~ 1858.
lAtMsssrs. Robinson Adams auction sa to-day, the
following paaaEprs obtained
Sugar c - IN tbls, Si.170i s7i dark brown Co., s14o0
Its In bsgs, u 4@i so eyGe, gS nss, ts 2 100 ID.
Epgsh Chez Sox do soap ~ lOG1l 10 rouSy s1Sp IN
tb 6g0T5 es cSrhtoda, tyIV02 si De- 10; con,
ei35fDi5G peapus. HOE 9es SAT- IS cs AID ~ IS In
keg1 Sl5o IN bills, salad oil PA t6y 3 dss % Ks, $lo5O
etc -
Aisrgs amour. of dry goods also ss e same
hrm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

FHEAt AccDESr.--A 'Estle grid named Sarah. CLAY
vas caught n the machinery q the srehshtS' costoo
nia u PsssraourE On Thasa n saS kllsd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

ARREsT.-ThOmas " Carr Clerk in the Comptrol.
Iers othce, of the Bureau1 of the c. g. Treasury
Department arrested Thursday upon the charge Of
forging the of certain claimants to Ger iHcates
made payable to their order for sums due for services
Of deceased soldiers and for other description Of claims
against the government 1t has been impossible asyet
Ascertain to what the frauds have been carried
but an investigation will no doubt fully develop TIE
amount that has been distracted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
BIZ KENr, PAINE 4 co. = -
DRY GOODS AT A grIUN.
NALUADE DWELLING,
' IN SC0TTSyILLE, AETs.TEaFsf.I "a

., 81, :, At Az TlON.
viii tell, pubic aurn, In III iga .of seottfe ca
TEURsOAY, III oh day q guas nex hat yllabe sri ei-7
Die residence merry occu led BIZ Jyha Tyler ESQ t On
tmnence commanding of e blessing vie - IN Ole
country The ltt subr aces sSoIi - .cse or lsnj.
The Eoufe contains ms snd SIDES Ing pronounced
Of he bet bat houses Ia The tos Order hay
ing recently BEEN fut In tho-ogeh p.ir 81
e oubuldings consist Of two dazzle ktst ems
iee-housA, &C, &c.
There the premises rene cbocsbeas uietrees g-ape
vine, &c. H. 80
sac 20 take place At q p NJ Ltef the arryaot to es
Ell from Rich nd ard Lynrhhurg. - B.-yFy s.- !.
scot,syIl,, May s9ti, 1858, my 80 uli,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
AUCTION 80 &c
VUTURR pAY9

w Evil sell at auction At cor w. -
No Pearl sirees TuEsDAs, g iasts.. -
- boots ana sd5es 81 cn
~. HarsWare and Cutlery,
Ready Md Z fLirr,
p..,,.,,,,, r,-.n. h.,.,t.. Paper Envelopes, &c.
iuy4s -,f- IANIERs, TfIfsscE 1 c 1rLE7s )
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
no THE -VOTERS Of FAUoTI3,k.

TO THE VOTERS OF FAUQGInk CoUN-
TYIn response u inqutes proasunded by eer nd her
Eig acknowledged respectfully that eltnustfntes
compel 70 desne bsc ng candidate for rteon 20 the.
Home ~ Delegates from Pa qaier 49,
Ugl recently he supposed his bad been Wcenty
understood b. his constituents Wolfe he expresses une gad
Kitl which, he leaves THAR service IA the
by, takes make kacwn his feelings graft
tude the unRnnty with which ne elected In 3d.
l. - -. Respectfully,
ny28-cits JOHN ~ gORBEss q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
BARRACKS CONFEDERATE GUARDS, /

Il BARRACKS CONFEDERATE GUARDS,
G. II. CAMP WISDEs, May 81, 1868. Z
ME, TIE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS
q - Confederate Guard detailed perform light dagy
a. his psee, having In tA mornings "Whg" pubcA
1ndefng Commanding Ooer take ia method OF pro.
nounclng Il = base fabrication
Th1s MSiey, IA Scale,
Geo Barnes, Jno York
w ReVsl J 4 Run t-.s
" Ailners Nicholas Murphy
stephenson, !enes FGq1a,
81. II FauOg, IL webb,
10 Pfaner, john WORKMAN,
MhNoodi Nelson X New,
fBenneits 4 HI glnbotham,
HoangsWcrh, YIN o BFie1,
Jesse Joarson, NmY Walker,
Wa 4 Milan, q williamson,
z Fsher, FChamhera
1hJs Wash, Jlecb Walker,
Wn 4 Harrow, JE C,lVeFs,
hlnhhs IA Xhnbie,
J spence, J Marshall,
A merry, Alam Byrd.
VIM GallsFays J Daaaadge
Powell, HHBro N,
Wa A Brittch, 0 B Stroud,
7 Dii'ard, Nv rdveii.
Jsrrel F1r1er, Robt V RFlry,
Vim Davidson, Jno CrcssD,
Thos " Walker, J Hadsol,
Brewer, IT Smith, Jr.
my29 lie AND 0rBERs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23


rO.ts Partiran Rangers, on the Chesapeake and Abe
marie Canal Nay 18th, has been briefly noticed We
make the following s1trsOs from Capt EliOts report Of
she affair;
az have the honor to report the capture Of the
szs Emily and Arrow yesterday the former fine sail
Ing side wheel steamer and the other propeller used
90 the canal between Norfolk and the AbemAre sound
Roanoke Island and other points. mad conceived =
plan Of captars sometime $50, and yesterday found
opportunity 70 execute l. About si1 O'Clock p n, q
t6s usual hour the Arrow hove in sight IN the CurrucS
Canal ! made the proper distribution Of my men,
thirty in number, and when she came along side We
halted her aud demanded surrender which WAscOmphed
with without resistance. Alter capturing the Arrow,
aad knowing that the Emily lying about two miles
below awaiting the arrival Of the Arrow took twelve
men abOagd determined if possible, to secure this prize
and believing that it would require good deal Of eau
ton placed the Captain Of the Arrow in the wheehouse
and required him 10 Steer mp along side Of the Emily II
nothing unusual sad happened. Ny plan succeeded,
aud she surrendered without resistance WeCsptured on
board the Arrow the officers and men, numbering
seven aud thirteen the Emily Among those cap
tured on the Arrow vas Surgeon Z. 5, Navy. The
great haste required gave no opportunity Of report
ing their names. We louad guns the boats, but
a lOt OF mail bags which OrWsrded 70 you. After
$ o'clock started for port 70 secure my prizes
We steamed all night passing large gunbOC. The
Whitehead) mountng.siI guns; We passed Edenton
about day the people believing we were Yankees.
In passing the ChOEan Eve negroes hailed Us beheV
ing their Northern ales. received them on board
and Immediately dispatched them 20 their owners who
no doubt have them now in more available and GER
tain shlpe Alter a GOOD deal embarrassment ] con-
cludsd mp the BlaekWater river ARRIVING az South
Qaay about one o'clock to-day. 1 met by Major
Rodman, afterwards by Major BOggs, who assigned
Captain Dooney an old officer Of the Navy to the com
maud Of the boats, and sending my prisoners TO Frank
In started the laeE place arriving there about
10 o'clock. But few articles, except supplies for the
Grew, were found on board.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-For sal,
~ FADyT AID NsP'S aENEGAEs oyToe, /

~ FADJT AID INsP'6 aKNLlIALe 0yPI0e,
RICHMOND, May 1s, 1868
sENERAt OFFERS,
In accordance with an act 70 sread an act entitled An Act
20 better provide FOR the aud uad Il the Ay N hSp<
tAs snTroyed Nay lst 1853 We following -odhcsnon ~
ersi O+ds n, 95 ist Sc e. r n bis ooe hsasa
The eonmut dVs,us Of radio for sek and dsapse s'
dollar aud tsenty- hys Cent?. =. s.ii.-, mar
III Hospital sund VII ssyr5 twenty ave o'uAs PSF
month, and allowed rs1snI and quarters.
By order s. COOPER,
yaospsoJ Adjrtsn. 4 1rsptr GeeerM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

VIZ K. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill d
w Co., Maqufseurer Of Ladys and Gentlegasas Boots
.,d etoas M .farG IgT Ms- stfess Richmond, Va.
All binds Ladies and Gcnienena Roou snd Shoes mads -
order. Repairing eons.
ill2-Sa "h "AdhI, ootsa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
VERY VALUABLE.

~ El61H
v E0CE1TAIN LAND FOR ssIE
BY virtue Of Of tie obes Court " N.u county, No
gerbsr $50, lsG2 nncss hen "a ~ OF hrissi vs.
&c, being friendly sut fcT the f-i-g - eaLn aflin
Ia d kejnsrg She itssk ~ she ta
Oomr,is iunss said ~ en- ~ t1l ~
lstaisgi Tus,gAY the t6tL day ~ y AZ 1855. . esa
al ~ sfanf sns-sll ri
ontabelio Tact containing 1900 scres and lying she
hesG Yates 81 Tye Ry and trcHgh which Ola Tyh
River and Blue Ridge roAi several iundred
in gona state Of ouIlvo9 and nnder ood fsrcny In
consist Of Comfortable bng With
assSg, kitchen, leat and lceh'Rse and several eze
ants barp stables tobacco ouse, pack
house lacks l'i Ssdp-ssxand sd Ln and addition 70
a Gne apple orchard In full barilg iton Th place
Tie best opening In Virginia for tao yard establish
ent large scdle having penty bark
variety IL and aroutd IT, II lies Ia Nelson County Che
norntan the Rockbdge and Augusta lines l9 ses-foR
Mssses Nails, In Aesn, enl from Midway, In Augusta
Cd. The Sade Trlol two miles from MOntebeo s7e
road towards md~ay2oo acres 50 Of which
and under fnce
unn proved.
An Two small entities Of 20 and % acres, respectively about
mile from hantebeio.
and on Saturday following guos or bsd we her we VII
sell the village Of New Market Nelson county, tousining
half Of land, belonging TO The estate.
1zEMs, both Eas6 IL and IS man, with personal security,
-. J. WARWICK,
...4 JOS LIdQN,
- ~ ..--. ... .. f,aHt.r THO J. hANSIEf
aplT-tds CoriossIoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

HUsIlSGs CoURr-Judge LYoNs presiding. CIVILIAN
sullivan indicted for breaking into the store of John
g ShAier found guilty and sentenced to Eve years
imprisonment IN the penitentiary. .-.-.
John Drill, indicted for breaking into the house of
MAJOR William Allen pleaded guilty aud sente Iced
10 years mpris0 nment Whch equivalent fifteen
years this being his second term. The prisoner not
tried two other indictments for burglary and grand
lAIcenary. -.
John GinOti indicted for breaking into the house Of
DiOrs MeOni, found. guilty and sentenced to one
years imprisonment.
Feudah Thomas, indicted for. stealing paper from
Aaophus Norris was found guilty and his of i'm
Prisonmeut fixed at year, Thomas is about seven
teen years Of age. An Indictment agAins; boy named
Charles Porter implicated in the affair, was dis
missed by notte prOSe9Ui on account of his youth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

NV UsE FOR BUGGIEs We learn that on Sunday,
the "a inst the citizens Of Selma were thrown into the
greatest excitement by Of report which reach.
ed there in che afternoon the effect that large force
Of Yankees were, perhaps then on rone for the
purpose Of destroying the Government works and lay
rag waste the private property Of individuals. com
pany was soon formed and in short time, the usually
quiet city presented quite martial appearance
During the orgauiziOn Of the company the question
Of arms, ammunition, &c, was being discussed, when
an old gentleman very much excited and towering
head and shoulders above the crowd exclaimed in stem
torian voice;
Amt there no eannohs to defeud the city
Voice from the crowd" Yes, but they are not
mounted
Old Geut--"Why amt they mounted ?"
Nolce-'Beeause We have nc. carriages"
Old GeDt-(SiIl louder and more e1cited)-"Then
where the devil all the bggss P"- Clayton Bonner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

TIE CAPTURE or STEATERS IN N0RTI
CAROLINA ..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

An INcIDSST OF TIE Waffle Paulding (yiss)
Clarion says;
As the Yankees were coming from Philadelphia, Mes
hoba county, on their way to Newton Station the ad.
vance met Er. R. {. Payne, citizen Of that county,
aad demanded his surrender. He refused and they
hred at him. he returned the FIRE with both barrels OF
ais gun apd killed one and wounded another. He was
about mile and half from bis home asd succeeded
in efectirg his escape. They ascertAjned his name snd
residence and burnt his house with all it's contents
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

Episcopal DIOCESAN CouNoIL The report Of the
Committee on the Safe of the hurch read yester.
day by DR.. hinnegeFOde. 1t presents IN encouraging
vie Of the present condition Of the Episcopal hurch
IN Virginia and shows that the cause of religion has
prospered amid al the trials and vicisstudes Of the
times The proportion of combinations shows in
crease previous years. the paymeus TO the conrin
st pd are lnost sssJiHg. SHe tAs contributions for
benevolent purposes gresser than ever before TIE
pors urges more active abors in behalf of the Sunday
School cause and attention TO the education of
youth. I. also aludes 10 the wide field Of religious
labor in the army where eh plains and missionaries
hgoraby received. ..'..i
Some action taken yesterday in regard to sup
plying uie army in Virginia with elsolRns, under the
direction of the Bishop l#A ..-.- b
The Council finished its business yesotday afternoon
aud adjourned 70 meet again in this city Nay, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

NOTICE.~-The first instalment of salt due
IN hens Of Hsnco County 1888 has been received
Srd win be distributed fsrthsith at the County court Hgpss
Persons plying must procure certificate fom
Justice Of The Peaoe Of aai3 ecan-y.
Of &fy Is entitled % four pounds fog
each member OF the n lly AZ Yea cents pound.
Garry right change In order AVOID eo1fuon and deiay
Dag Al cash price. t4.T EIIJAH BAKER,
Tvfs--tf = p '-s.s. Aren't HAnrico nru-fvs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

~ {. WILL SELL th!E day So issly Negroes
iIs Kill DioKD;soa ACC. E2.tl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

TO THE CITIZENS And SOLDIERS
IN CAMP, VOTERS IN TGE ssNAT lRIAL DlsCRLor COM
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF hENRICo AND tfANQgRR
yELI0y-cTlEES: wiz rat ering frO4ends In
rent parts the District niueed again taann1unce
myself osnd date for SAL he ensuing eseon
NAY, FOR \ se 4 10 the StatsSenste. .FT
should he your pleasure TO elect me 10 represent ecu shall
feel my duty refeet your will ip lsg ting upoi s ny
important sujsts 70 BE- acted aSd 10 Efforts
promots nOtonly Of citizens 4m oldirs
hope last though interest Of thprve
ders the ID, whom BY tie be q cd the ers
Interests " al dspsud. 81
Your obi. sergi,
NV 81 qts JNO.N Davis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23

quested To announce WARNER JONES candidate for
election to tne House OF Delegates. ..- -.....
my S-dtdes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-23
NEW BOOKS AND pTrsIC.

A NORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher, OF
L n Main Street, has Jn5t received a large Gurpy Of
Great xpetsoDs, 6y Cbsres Dickens oE9 Pdcs % co. b.
matt 93 25.
The Con isss-te by South oarOlnIsn. Price s12o, b,
mail 81 80,
Tanhaoser, POEM by Young Buwer Price s9so b asii
-AIs0-
Rock Ne TO Sleep Mother. tOc,-l
Her Brlgh Smile HsuniS Ne slll, Zoo,
Lorena, soc,
rEn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-11

EENALB SNUGGLERS- Memphis
BnlletOR of the 9Th says:-Yesterday the
provost martial had in his custody sever
al ladies, some of whom were Of great
respectability, who were suspected of be-
ing engaged in smuggling goods across
the lines to rebeldom. They were sub
jeeted to search by lady who is en-
gagged for that purpose, and some strange
developments made One lady bad a
bolt of finest linen, so adjusted as to ans
wer the purpose of that article of apparel
known as a hustle. Her corset was fill
ed with pieces of gold coin, quilted in,
to the amount of $1,000 bBs -se.sid
Another lady, who was naturally of
rather spare proportions, had her form
well rounded out with padding made of
the best of dress silks, worth s. and up
ward per yard. Her hose were found to
conceal quantity of gents cravats,
which were swathed carefully about her
limbs. A third lady's ample hoops were
found to cover a number Of yards of
broadcloth, which had been arranged
for the time into a, sort of underskirt.
Her bust was filed out by museum of
articles, consisting mainly of iewelry,
silk thread, needles and medie;nes.
There was variety of other articles
found which, we do not remember at pres
ent. The fair srnugglers were detained
IN the Irving Block for trial.