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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-02-13
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Jan. 10th. By Rev. Z. Tenney,
Mr.. Walter Il. York, to Miss Mary Flood, both
Of this city.
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Save your Silks, Ribbons, &C., &c

HEGEMAN & co.'s CONCENTRATED BEN
ZINE, removes Paint, Grease Spots &C.. instantly
and eleanses Gloves, silks, Ribbons, &C., equal to
new, without injury TO the most delicate color or
fabric. Only p cents por bottle. Sold by Drug
rists. HEGEsAN & CO.,
3mos2 Chemists and Druggists, n. Y.
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~ The following are among the lists of
recent deaths Of soldiers at Washington hospi-
tails: J.F. Shaw. Co. I. 10th Me-; IL. II.
Mitchell, Co. Ii. Esd Me.
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Boots & Shoes

9ooCS u shoSS
THE subscriber, having recently purchased tho
L goods and taken tho shop formerly occupied by
j. VI. Hill, on franklin Street, will sell boots and
Shoes cheaper than OF any other placein Blddeford
or Saco These war times demand economy, there
fore call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Having secured the services or MIR.
Isaac York, he Is prepared to do all kinds OF Gus.
tom Work. Repairing done with ncatncss aud dis
patch. .r. ID
Having served over 20 years Mt the Custom Shoe
business. he aatters himself that his work cannot
be excelled In style or quality therefore would In.
vito tho attention of his friends In DiddefOrd, Saco
and vicinity to give him call.
Biddeforl. March, 1862 6mos9g
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Real Estate

: For Sale In Biddeford.
srr TAe Sseo Wsier Power Co.
0iers for sale at reduced prices. nom one 20 one
hundred acres OF good farming land. part OF whicn
Is covered with wood, and located wi.mn es
Also largo number OF house and store iots IN inc
vicinity tho mills. Terms easy; ,,,,y,
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VThe Pepperell Co., has paid an excise
tax of SIT ,432 go. for Sept. Oct. and Nov.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-02-13

At n Court Of Probate, holden at Biddeford, within
and for the county ofYork, ON the iirstTuesuay OF
February, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hun.
drcd and sixty.threo, by the Hon. l.. L. Bourne
Judge of said Court.
IN the petition OF Silas Gould, Administrator OF
, the estate of Samuel Rletcher, late OF Exoter,Ne
Hampshire, deceased, representing that the per.
sonaI estate of said deceased Is not sufficient 10
paw the lust debts which he owed Mt the time 81
his death by tho sum Of two hundred dollars anu
PRAYING for license to sell and convey the whole
Of the real estate in Maine, OF said deceased ut
public auction or private sale, because by par
tisl sale the residue would be greatly injured
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
tothe heirs of said deceased and TO all persons I'M ln
terested in said estate, by causing copy ol TINS
order 10 be published In the Union Il Journal.
printed in Biddeiord in said county, three p wsos
successfully, that they may appear az prooa,e
Court To he holden at Alfred, In said county,
ON the first Tuesday OF March next, Mt ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any
they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. ,,.,
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At n Court of Probate holden mt Biddeford, WIN.
In aud for the county Of York; tho hrst tuesday
In February, in the year OF our Lord eiehtcen
hundred and slxty-three, by the lion.EE.BOurne'
Judge OF said Court,
IN the petition Of Cotton Beane, Administrator OF
" the estate OF Moses Kicker, late OF Limerick,
In said county deceased, representing that the per-
sonaI estate OF said deceased Is not sufficient TO
pay the juss debts which he owed at the time OF
his death by the sum Of more than one thousand
dollars and praying for license to sell aud convey
the whole Ofthe real estate Of said deceased at pub
lie auction or private SALE because by partial sale
the residue would be greatly injured'
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereon
TO the heirs of said deceased, and to all per.
sons interested in said estate, by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Union 4 Journal printed ut Bddeiord In said
county that they may appear alta Probate tSurs 10
Tuesday of March next at ten OF the clock
I'm the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they have,
why the prayer OF said petition should not DO
granted. ,.,..
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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Hcrrick's Kid STRENGTHENING Pla,tors

Hcrrick's Kid Strengthening Pastors
cure In Ave hours. pains aud weakness Of thu breast
side and back, and Rheumatic complaints In an
equally short period or time. Spread an beautiful
white lamb skin, their use rubjects the welrer TO
no Inconvenience. and each one wiliwear from one
week TO three months. Price 40 cents.
Iierricks sugar Coated pills and Md Plhsters
Of tho United States Canadas and South America.
and may be obtained by calling for them by their
full name.
DR.. L.. r. HERRIcK 4 CO.. Albany, N. " 4
Owners Of horses and cattle look 10 your interes
Use uARvELL's CONDITION POW.
DERS Tor horses aud cattle. The very best artl.
clio In the market. Directions accompany each
package. For sale In Saco and BIddef0rd BY all
the dealers In medicines. on '-t te n1fi
lyrl3is Z. BLAcapiELD. Travelling Agent.
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pr,ru or SoLpmH.-John ii. Came OF
Ru,,on l,t Lieut.. Co. @, 9th Me-, died
near Alexandria. Va, Jan. 10th, Of typhoid
fever after an illness of Is days. He was a
bravo soldier. ........
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@@istslla'rsDns.
Lost Oh, Stolen,

IRON the subscriber, calf skin pocket
l. book, containing one note Of hand for one
hundred and ninety dollars, against w. G.
Gooch, running to my wife, Emma Cole also,
two notes Of hand against Melvin Norwood,
one for twenty dollars and one for fifteen dol
lars, both running to myself. All of said notes
are on demand. All persons are hereby forbid.
den to purchase or negotiate said notes, as pay
mcnt Of the same has been stopped.
t.. .tN j. w. COLE.
Biidefoid, Feb. s, 1863. 3w7s
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Card Printing

r. ar all Kinds. executed Ut this ONCE, In Q sat.
- - = tsfActory manner st1f. 4At l
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~ Fares are 6ue cents Tess when tickets are
purchased ut the office, than when paid In tho
90 JOHN RUSSELL, Jr.,
Portland Nov. 10. 1862. l a. 22istf
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@eoisaI.

lar. FuII dIrccuOnt VIII each Uox,I
TALLAIAssEE, Leon County
frrf.fsE ~ PA. July ~, ie6l.ro''s}
To DR.. Hcrrick, Albany, N. Y-My Dear doctor,
Of your Sugnr Coated Pills on my elder daughter.
For three years she has bccn affected with bill
lious arrangement Of tho system, sadly impairing.
her health, which has been steadily hiling during
that period. When In New York In April last. .
friend advised me 10 test your pills Having tho
fullest confidence In the judgment OF my friend, 1
gists, Park Row. New York. On returning hoins,
We ceased sll other treatment. and administered
your pills, one each night. Tho Improvement In
US all rapid and permanent estoration 10 health
has been the result. We used less than i've boxes,
and consider her entirely we'll. ! consider tho
above Just tribute 10 you physician, and trust
IL will DO the means of inducing many 10 adopt
your pills as their family medicine. s..f -
remain, dear sir, with many thanks, !. -
a M0RRlg0N
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A true copy. y,. u..,.,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
Yosterday's TOpics-The Latest News.

losltrQ1yS lOpiCS-Auc Adltel hehA
~ vas quiet yesterday. rumor was started
re body Of Yankee cavalry was stiIl in GOoeh
pity, but the excitement caused by the raiders
played out," as the boys say, the report scarcely
topic among the quid RuRes. It is singular,
ever, that we have not received some definite az
Nof Stoneman's Whereabouts.
her report more current than this zoe, that a
the New York Herald bad been r,cr ed, in
ne deGeaA Of Hooker was fully eOnce..-i, and
spresented to be in a state of intense excite
our efforts to truce out the POssessOr Of the
owed unavailiDg.
20 trains with wounded and sick sOldi rs ar
pm Fredericksburg yesterday evening The
ere present in large force, dispensing wines,
5ups, teas, SC, to their brave defenders. Twas
that the ladies were kept waiting on the damp
q, exposed to the chilly air for an hour or two,
the first trains might as ven have arrived at 5
<. From some members Of the Ambulance
itsee," who arrived las. evening, We learn that all
iet a. fredericksburg and vicinity.
Fyedercksburg letter gives some additional par
rs Of The late battles. We expected another let
y one Of the ambulance trains last night but Il
ent writing none has been received.
e learn that the gunbOats which appeared at tn
q House, Thursday, returned down the Pamu key
T, after doing some damage to the railroad br dgs
lat point.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
TELEGR.APHIC.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

JACKSON, April IAN officer who left NatchitOches
Saturday. reports that Banks army has been divided
into three columns-one certifying the town of 0pelou
las, one at Atehafaya and one at Baton Rouge.
Banks has seized all the negroes and stock on the
Governors plantation
Gen. Kirby Smith has arrived at Alexandria from Ar
kansas with endorsements Walkers Texas brigade
Gen. Smith is confident of his ability to drive Banks
back 10 Berwick's.
Three powerful Confederate gunbOats are at Ae1an-
dria, above the Falls.
The wheat crops in Texas unprecedentedly prom
ising.
Gen. Magruders headquarters have been removed to
San Antonio.
Five gunbOats passed Natchez Sunday night and four
assembled Red River
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days
. BY KENT, PAINE 4 CO, AUofs.
LARGE AND PEREmrToRY SALE OR

LARGE AND PEREuPTORY SALE on
FRESH DRY GoODs-AT AUCTION
IN WEDNESDAY, MAY l3.commencino at
10 O'clock we viii sell "'hOu. and desirable
FRESH SPRING GOODS,
Consisting In part Of
go Ps Fancy and Black and White Prints
goo Rich Lawns aud 0rgandies
200 Fancy Defines anu Popins
- Black Apaccss
70 Fine Black cloths and Doeskins,
~ /" Red and Grey FIsnnels
10 bales a. own sheetlngt
25l 20 to 40 sprng ssiris;
100 ps English Beachso shirtinss
100 dcz. Linen Cambria Hdkfs
1000 " Ind la Rubber Pocket Combs
1000 " Fine Horn and Dressing do
0 packs Pins, sss-red,
100 dor. Fine Cutlery,
TO " Brier Root and Rosewood Pipes
1880 reams Note and Cap Pa er,
$50 DOE Lead Pencils. Port M6naies
Swiss Mousus, SIX Vestlngs
ish Linens, Hat rspes Csshmeretts
suspenders Buttons, Needles Tooth-Bru,hes
Hal -Pi S, Lace Curtains,
Giuntetts Paraso's Patent Threads
Spool Cotto S, Toilet Soaps
Cotton Hdkt Neek-Tiss, Hosiery, &c.
-ALso-
ALsrge Invoice Of ClohinV-say
40 Psir YOUTHS Black Doeskn Pants
ms Summer Coats Vests and ,pts
fancy Flannel Shirts, Business Goats, &C.
ALSO
Mems Balmoral and Hlgh-cu Shoes
aides Buskins Slippers AMI Caters
Mems and Boys Brogaus, ofllre-'s shoes
nom,h morocco Boots, NJ ms Cavalry do,
nyo-td5 KENT p,1NP f. RI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
ADJ'T & INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE, }
RICHMOND, April 20, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,

To simplify secng discharges and furloughs the
following orders condensed from those heretofore issued
When soer present with his regiment or company shall
military service in consequences OF wound disc
parmen Of the army In the held through regiment bril-
gade and statement Of the case with Ger
fcaes OF Disability hsh is totally unfit for reryic signed
by the surgeon of the battalion regiment according the form
prescribed IN the edca Regulations. II the recommend alton
Tor charge the invalid be approved by the
army commander he viii endorse the for the discharge
upon the hcste Of Disability which Will be sent back 10 be
red by the commanding GER Of the regiment ~ bsttso q,
which the Iyad sOlIers bon afterwards for
by the Captain to the Atsnt aud Inspector General
The Discharge signed BY the regiments or battstn
eomNnder, and "Fn stateuen made by company COM
mander.
H. when tie soldier present with his Command is certified 10
be sboing under temporary disability, which requsss bis
val change II CLIMATE the commander Of the department or
of the army IN he field may grant rlough Of thirty day
which in may be extended by him to sixty DAYS
Ill when soldier e. 6bsen fOm COMPANY batsIo, or
regiment hospital and unit Tor military service for reasons
set forth ptrasaph q these orders the eommandant Of the
post upon the recommendation OF an examining board
Of medical officers established by the Command
q the pest or there be ch board tn senor ~
hospital may graft him iurough for thirty days sub
ec extension by the commander Of the department or army
send them the commander company forward
by him prescribed paragraph Pus when &C.
TO commanders Is difficult, and attended with GREGr DELAY
and the urgent the "Cetcstes Of nlabt" NAV be
forwarded by The surgeon directly to the sargen General
slrzeen win make out "Fnsl St,tementsn ~ '"' Wv
" When soldier COMMAND certified by the
surgecn Assistant Surgeon OF the army be present
duty and that his health requires h or change Of eli
the commander Of the post II to the caman er
the department Of the the field be dc. may grant
the soldier uTlOugh not 10 exceed thirty days and sut the
application for period, necessary to the lene.a 10
whose command the er may belong; Or without granting the
furouh he nay re to the discretion Of such Commanding
general.
every where soldier has been discharged under
paragraph III by orders from the Adi1ant and Inspector
erals oce and the descriptive list" and hna Statements
cannot be bad he will be mustered for payment upon hoa
rolls by the surgeon In charge upon his affidavit before
more Witnesses that he has not received pay for the pc
rod for which he claims 70 be due and that he indebted
Confederate States Government beyond the amJupt
BY him.
W., F.ur,
ORDERS vii forwarded through and army
the AtusEt and Inspector General the
OF the company 70 which The soldier beopgs
VII All orders heretofore issued furlouchs and ds
charges iorhe causes aeorasad, thereby revoked
By order,
(slgnedD s. COOPER
mA-lw ADJ t and Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
ADJ'r AND INsP,R aENEsAL,s oPFIoF. :
GENERAL ORDERS,
~ ~
E. COOPER.
ADJ Z and Insp'r Gen

- ,r RICHMOND, May I, 1865
No. 80.
The following acs Of Congress approved by the President
published Tor The Information and direction Of all concerned IN
connection with the act relating TO mprssmsnts heretofore an
nounced In eera Orders No 81 from the Adutant and nspcc
Generals o,s, April 6th $685. supplementary 10 said
act:
An act to amend act entitled Gan regulate mpressments
by Officers OF the army"
The Congress OF the Confederate America do enact
That in ali Of appraiser provided act me o.
hceT Expressing the property shs II be believe the
TO be fair ani just endorse upon his spprova n not no shall
endorse upon his reasons for refusing and deliver the sare
With receipt for the property impressed TO the owner his asn
attorney and practicable forward copv Of the
receipt snd apPasemsnt and lis endorsement thereon 10 The
board OF appraisers appointed by the President and Governor
the Sate who shall revise the and make anal valuation so
give Just compensation FOR the property taken which yaua
ton tabe paid by the proper depstgnt use Of which
thepropery aken, the certificate the appraisers as
provided in the act Of which this is amendatory.
Approved April 9Th, 1863,
By order,
lsEnedl S. COOPER,
my4-IW Adpt and Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
THE DRUGGISTS, CONVENTION.

AUGJsTA, May AT the afternoon session of the
Druggists Convention several important resolutions
presented-among them the restriction of the sale of
medicines to educated druggists, the establishment of
standard of the quality of pharmaceutical preparations,
and the development of our resources for mara msdea
committee appointed to receive specimen medi-
cines and chemicals manufactured from the natural
sources of the South
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

ring skill This want however, natural adoption is RAP
Idly supplying as is eyinced in the artistic specimen
which win proudly preserve Please do me the favor to
make my grateful Acknowledgements to Dr. Richardson,
and accept my thanks for the very gratifying terms
which you have been pleased to employ.
Very respectfully and truly, yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
LANIxR, ToLLEsoN { OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We WILL SELL AT 0UK WAREHOUSE
wv No. 3, PEARL sTREET on TUESDAY MAY r. COM
rneacing DC eek the most attractive assortment Of BLOCK
ADS GOODS We have yet offered,
OOnsslng In pat Of
DRY GOODS.
tOo PCS Fancy Priuts
5O 4" bich'd Shutting,
40 20 . F FiIs Tr SI% I9as,
80 White Goods consisting Of Check MuSlins
am mes, Jaconets, Swiss and
80 Pate ,ns Rich Dre's Silks
30 pcs Layella Cloth,
10 : ca Paris Mczamblques,
+" ca Grey Cashmere,
" Preach Black Cloth,
100 slk Bdks
600 Eng Cot Hdkfs,
50 Is Turkey Red Hdkis,
1000 doE Linen Tare,
Lawns, Ba eyes, Lace Nantes,
Stella sSavli, EmbrOlderils, &c.
SHOES AND HATS
600 pair Ladies and Chndren'S Shots
200 Super Pet Hats,
CLOTHING.
100 Pr Blk Doeskin and Fix Mxd CAST Pants
800 Gum 0vescoats,
100 Cotton and Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS AND STATIONERY.
80 'dcz Pocket Knives, TTs
20 Z" White Cotton Hose
% SHspenders,
30 :" Linen Hdkh,
900 lbs Patent Thread,
1000 Shoe Thread,
200 doz Spool Cotton,
200 pair Cotton Cards,
80 CT Gro Agate aud Bone Buttons,
100 packs Eng1 Mourning Pins,
1000 boxes ar Pins,
1000 doz Fine Combs,
so Rubber Dressing Combs
100 " Lead Peocls,
ia Ladies Hair Net
100 Resms Csp and Letter Paper,
500 packs Playing Cards,
1000 Enveoles
Sale will commerce at 10 o'clock precisely Go Is sold through
without limit or reserve.
myS- LANIFR, T0LLES0N 4 CATLETT
VIII be added 10 the above sale
1000 pair Ladies' Lasting CATERS,
800 ,ir Chldren's Shoes
SO French Calisklns,
100 doE N Felt Hats,
q. Tobacco Pouches,
100 sets Plated Knives and Forks,
IOOlbs Quick Silver,
ID kegs Alcohol.
So lbs. Balsam Copava,
so gross Toilet Soap,
800 cans Concentrated I've.
LANIER, T0LLEsoN CATLETT,
Auctloneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

REEsT or Coz. McMENEEEE.-COl. n. McNenefee,
1 ged with the murder of Capt Samuel Newberry, in
2 county, Va, has been arrested in McMinn county
a. Mckenzie lost leg in the Mexican war, and
exploits in Kentucky at the beginning Of this reyO-
have been made familiar to the people Of the
p through numerous communications 10 the press.
vas known in Kentucky by the sobriquet Of ''the
Iloguia Knight"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

l&cuNOSD CIRCUIT COURr-In this court, yesterday,
Grand jury met according to adjournment and e1-
ned the remaining cases sent to them by the AttOr-
y Tor the Comr ,nwealth. True bills we're found
aims: all Of them .l.tEO. The Grand Jury was then
charged.
iar,La Burnett one Of the rioters was then tried and
vic,ed-the jury assessing her fine at FIVE dollars
= adso fixed the term Of her Imprisonment az 80
Peass cf Sarah Mitchell was then taken up, and
me fRs and Imprisonment were imposed as in the
geding case.
the case Of Ann EnrOushty, the jury not agreeing
Re adjourned until TO- day a. II o'clock.
rhe jury ending Peter Blake bOs guilty, he was dis
rgcd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
NEW BOOKS AND MUSIC.

A MORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
L Main Street, has Just received large suppyo OF
Great BY Charles Dickens, OE Pice IS co. by
The Con isds5ate By South csronian Price s1es, by
Taa9saser Poem, By Young Balver Price ssO BY mall
Also
Rock Me 20 Sleep Mother. soc,
Her Brighi emile HAunts Ne stil 50c,
Lorena SOC, @s
Jusnita, BOc,
Gen L e Grand March, SOC,
stonewal Jackson March, SOC,
sonewan Song Book, SOC, naq
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
BY TIE GOyERNOR oF yIRcINIA.
NOTICE TO CoNSCRiPTS.

ESR.LLlN0 OFFICE SRD COgGRKssIONAI. DTsrRcTs
PIcHNosD, Nav 81, 1853 Z
IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL OR
der 80 Par l. o April 10Th, 1865 all persons in
the city Of Hchmon and counties conn
District holding temporary exemptions from Medical Exauaing
Board OF SAID dct end all prisons holding Permanent
emptons fer DEATSFss GENERAL DEBILITY and MYoPA or NER.
sIeHTKDS are hereby required report themselves to said Ex
aiming Board of further examination. Medical Exanirg
30 I'd sits ay at Camp OF In'truc this city, for exam
nation OF al ersons In ATTENDANCE have list OF he m
all persons embraced In the above order, and strict mp
win u IS hereby required. JN0. A. KE
Captain and Enroing Oncer
my lot 3rd Cong -essional District.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

,UIHERN LITERARY MEssESGER.-We are glad to see
the proprietOrs Of the Messenger are exhibiting Il c
sr energy in getting ont their magazine, which may
claim the credit Of sustaining itself throughout
pr. No Other literary journal has done as much.
Nay number is before Us on the sth of the month
the June number we learn, viii be issued more
D pply still
lowison, Gordon McCabe Mrs. Dinkins Of S. C., S
davies "Tenella" and other authors Of note COD
Duie articles TO the present number. HowisOn con-
his admirable account Of the first battle Of Manas
TOob:ain full description of the battle, the April
numbers must be read in connection. The Ed.
'e contains some army anecdotes never before
sesa
q the next (June) number a new novel will be com
Fesd The author IS Southern lady of great talent
q relative Of the author Of that thrilling novel The
oascaOld Of Busverie which is adto be surpassed by
e present production.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
s. COOPER,
Au't and Insp'r Gen.

TOR RENT OR LEASE have on the
estate Of the s Chas CLARK decd above Cole Ferry on
stanton RIVER several good FARMS for by year.
for several years preferred TAere good dwelling
the FARMS andtWo farms body
o. Rich Low grounds attached who may wish
~ hands under one manager. W. II. CLARK.
Scoitsburg, Halifax CO., Va,
myo-dotke8t" Guardian OF Thos. B. CLARK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

The funeral services Of the late Col Tos s. GARRETT who
fell at the battle Chancelorsve the 81 Instant while
aiding The % brigade Of Thmbes division, then mmanded
By him, VIII take place the Broad Methodist
Dr. Duncln olicatng at II O'Clock A. THIS DAY. May 9th
The friends Of his father Col H. T. Garnett and his brother
nlSW H. skinker, well his own, invited to attend
without usther notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

WANTED-Immediately two good MA
w CHINIsTs For sklul men, Lib raj oompensatin will be
Pi ag s-lr Ap'y'o IS 5 r. ET sPd + tq T.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

.-DAnTl yoar sisoO; snOnlhs $500; for e lsssps-
apel month.
lH year, $500; 6manihs, t5.c0
year, $500 6 mont s, $500.
.aces 81 TIE risk Of ne Iubs rasr.
srsa-p.ly enc square, nas. SloO an Insertion and
zach continuance senlEstslY or frWeek'y insertlols
! square. weekly iasert.cn also.