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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

An ACT IMPOSING SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT
fpassed Ma-ch IS h, 1851
Section 90 The auhoz nc the recent al,
Conedr States Treasury notes payment OF taxes other
public Dues, pase March GIL ls6l be SANG Is hereby
amen ed End re-enaeted, so as to read fjloxs:
Confederate States nnteest hearing the denom-
nation Of or 6ys dollars dated ard Issued after he
h day Of shall hereafter be receivable IN payment
Of taxes and other lo cues the State"
Fec. 81 The Auditor OF Psbe A. cause the pree
Ing section to be published in alas five newspapers
vf Richmond and n the pApes o. The cities CT Iyacburg and
Peegsburg in Of Dsn1e Stanton ADD Wyhe
vile, Tor at leBtt four weeks. ap l-c&c3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

A LLUM SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE CO.,
Yrsna-In Ieps to many letters OF iLq1ry, we give no
tce that that Preparing to date limit number
OF boade and expect n the Hotel ascu the 18Th 9Oh
OF May rs 10 terms s Is q at they Eal be as
reasonable and moderate the state Of the VII
% put them whilst We lede ourselves to keep the House the
best manT - the condition OF the country viii admit.
The healing efficacy these micersI great variety
OF diseases is too wei know to beei fGriher advertisement
F2AZ' E9 & RANDOLPH,
epz-eoop Projectors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

z I1DA-1i
= HaNal tie DlLvile pep3t and tie
Tide Water o. nal, for sale a: Auction.
wi be a. Auction, the premises On WEDNESDAY, Che
29h April 1868, 10 o'clock Lp Of Lsnd, fronting -
to 80 each the nteIsec n 81 Virginia se=t and
right with The csl ed axa
almost immediate PICK nifty Of the Richmond and nyle r. r.
De. ot.
These lots are perhaps the valuable offered the
public for commercial warehouses Each bo, has front upon
James River and KnaWh1 Canal and being but few iee
from the Richmond Danve r. r. Dero and read, c;m
municaton IL trded free OF amo all drAyIse produce
upon Jam Rive whether rs the unt-ns he
board upon rail running tie eor Tcu-es
zee and North Caroline.
The spsci attention Of The public Is respectful called tie
sale o! these truly valuable lots.
TERMS cash. or credit a the o. tlon % ,te purchasers.
G0tDIS ApPERs0N,
Au.ps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
Fp1T' d'.

= ov,ns
MOST UABLE COAL LANDS
IN TBE C0NFErERACY.
VIII be ssi at public odtcry n the city OF Selma before The
Bank Il Selma
WEDNESDAY, MAY @, 1863,
An The lsnd lei Iing the Selma Goal Mining C'npspy to-
goer vh astEn Engine, BfsueE Rs0sd rfsl=sys, Mlnng
Utensils &c.
The lands contain about s thossnd acs snl he near Monte
md Tei RV RaScEf branch ral,c ad 10 the
mres nd 70 tie FropoS onto the Central Road 10
Nortgoery T. RAPID efcorstruco1 Tn &c n,ues
BY Poi Tuoey in his Geoogic survsy OF te
Stat, L be Ihsubls porca alone Il estnstd by
hr to coItIn than ,st Lions Cal bsi1t
hc hr'izonS vFts. vsrs are upon
that ing 'esec 70 The Alabama Tenaesee
Rivers Rar a. thirteen Jaael v-iies ysi0s 81 yeh
Is said by nef 'aniar With then will sG RI lne1hs rs ME
SrpPy COIL TIE nscs ave hecn worked several yea
shaft han5rsd AMI City eet WITH stcz ercne
anAmacirerJ at-ch and tunnel pen ID work by
TIE ccpa"y The Oalhss been ,Ged Thoroughly feel and
furnaces, ard proved 70 be g hns gu i y.
The land E b. Fold IN twenty, ind eighty oce lots 10
su purchasers sr] tie ie sill be eoLue day 10 6a} -
day uz.l Anl:he'.
ALSO,
A, - -ce and IlIes VII be sold numb cr Of NEGROES
expe iced niners.
~ Mays of The uNey Of the lIlss AM TIE location OF Tie
coa5sis ii b. IS soon ~ practicable aud MAJ be
found a. the oGice Of ). KEITH selaa, Ala,
ROBINSON President
nhe-dAc'd Aabama Co i Mining Comply.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
By GoDD1N & APPERsoN, Auots.

MINE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
In sOUTH-sIDg OF CLAY STREET, A SHORT DISTANCE
BEYOND TIE WESTERN CORPORATION LIE, P0R SALE
AT AUCTI0N-Pil be sod ~ auction, the premises,
THURSDAY the 23i April 1863 at N O'Clock p H., NINE
LOTS located above adjoining tie dence o. the lave Dr.
W. Vs. wilkins, having there psTcel Of excellent fruit trees
Each OF about 80 and dCp Ct $50 feet
the most beautiful lots the
ke Euention ,hose wishing invest
Luoh prope ty.
Terms casS option the parchaSer The
for 1863 to be paid by the purchaser.
sp Is GoDDIN APP RsoN, Lucts.
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JAS. NJ TAYLOR & Son,

JAS NJ TAYLOR & Son,
hu-toaetrs tr9-.ds
p sTPoNEMEN I'm constq-Qrce Of h Ia tenancy Of the
weather tie sale Of tie Ashland Hotel property postponed tn
MONDAY the 9Th dV OF April mencilg ~ cl ~
wien Il lake Ilacs, vii ou regard u westker. pcca
Train vi leGye Del o. 1t O'Clock, M, take bidders 10
tie sale. JAS III. TAYLOR & son,
.roI i'd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

BOOKS noor.
FOR SALEA Il. NORRIS, 81 MAIN STREET.
MISCELLANEOUS.
gLLIE Or The Human Comedy BY John Esen Cooke author
Of VTdiia Comedian Youth CT Jefferson, etc.
WAY IT All ENDED: 4 Novel
FLOWERS OF HOPE AND MIMORY a collection Of bepati.
ful Poems. By CorneiR j. Il. Jordan.
POEMS. by Matilda.
HOPES POEMS. By Jas Barron Hope, OF Hampton. Va.
oANNBALs ALL; Or Saves without asters BY George FtE
high.
SOCIOLOGY FOR TIE SOUTH o., The Failure of Free Society
By the same.
HISTORY or VIRGINIA, from It's discovery settlement,
Gown 70 tie prcsent time. By Rob'G x Howison
HBcORY OF tbs VALLEY. By Samuel Kercheva Second
edition.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS. BY John Motley
/. & u.
COMPLETE WORKS CT THOMAS DICK LID
M0ORk3 BYRON.
MEDICAL.
DRUITT MODERN S-RGERY.
MIJLER'S PR .HCIPLES OF sURGERY
sKEYR OPERATIVE SURGERY
MEIG'S TRrAT s. ON OBSTETRICS
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY.
BELLS ANATOMY. In Volumes
DUNGLES0N5 THERAPEUTICS AND BATERIA MEDICA
mhg
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~ COMMISSION HOUSE,

NEW AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HOUSE,
LYNCHBURG. VA.
The subscribers having taken the house. No 50 main ST.
recently occupied BY George Rncker Dry Goods Store,
have associated themselves together under the style and Brm
RUCKER & LEE,
or the purpose Of conducting general AUCTION AND CON-
ssloN BUSINESS and oier their services to their friends
NE public generally In the sale Dry Goods Groceries Manu-
Tobacco Country Produce and Real and Personal Estate
OF All kinds, either at auction private sale.
They viii make liberal advances merchandise and produce
In hand. F''
George NJ Rueker having had experience Of Twenty-Five
years IN the Dry Goods trade and A. Lee experience Of
about The same length Of time in the Grocery and Commission
' ness they feel well satisfied that Interest," Of All Who favor
ne Win eonsignments will be well protected.
Account OF sales with Get proceeds rendered promptly.
GEORGE u. RUCKER,
Of LynohbuTg
de5-dsn ~. =, pt.A-.s
keteI % 'Eott DSeNry Edmund, Davenport Co. kent
zane , Co.. and TArdv = williams. Riehrnnud. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
v We sye suihe--
lied - sell tn very valuable Farm wi c Melon Sr De-
pot heated lie Alexandria iynch'ur Hair ad pasus
through It, and It equal distance from tesy e AID
LynChbUg.
1h Is very valuable p cont nrg 53S rcr.s berg w
sdlted ohe raising Il Tobacco, Wheat Cats Thet.
are about 400 acres cleare. land, bslanceln NJ
be GO or 20 OF fat lane.
No Improvements on the place OF any value
api0-l.ad&ct v 4 IL pErrrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, G. S. a.

MEDICAL CARD-OPPLCE PRACTICE.
R PLUME OF the old Medical House, confines himself mainly
~ TO ofEce practice on Franklin street. little below tie
Hotel dsgonay opposite Odd Fellows Hall where
sku and confidential treatment Ray be obtained on
Those who have been exposed 10 certain contagious al
merts, are invited TO call early.
Communications By mail or other#is promptly attended to-
omcsopen from A. y. till n, N.
RICHMOND Va notify
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
VERY VALUABLE

IMPROVED REA l. ESTATE
On the south side Of Marshall between 5h streets
at the corner # Marshall and 81 Streets and attached
ftr sale at auction.
VIII b. sold suciion the premises TUESDAY TIE 2Sh
April, ls6] at ~ CLOCK p tose lag Three stury
Brick Tenemett located Ms above fronticg abou 81
south side Of Marhal street, ming ba $50 feet
ments In good ORDER and Amongst tie valuable
that locality being wit In short d tan Of the Sholkoe Hi
MARKET, where such houses are II great demand
Aso those two hs dscme and ve uit Brick Teuements on
the Of Marshall 80 streets crpeI rerp ct vy by
hssrs Evan RaRsn and Doctor b II enRn which viii
be sold the vacant L TO the west Of em fronting 20
feet runnng back 10 feet to alley.
Ternscash r credit At the option Of the purchaser
Taxes and Insurance for 1868 TO be paid by the
GI22- GoDDIN APPERsON Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
ADyr AND INsP'R GENERAL's OFFICE,

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. a..
following regulations respecting rights Of 'Partzan
Rangers under the act Of APRIL 81 1852 published for the
information OF all concern d:
The Ac! Of April 81 1862 provides That for any arms and
de vered at n place designated by the
adng Geaera the Rangers shall be PAID their s value
such manner as tie Secretary Of War may prescribe:
9 The farms aud nun Ions Of war; Will include all small
aud artillery, amuunion infantry acooatrem ana
equipments, and so cGvay and artillery horses. The
aumal will PIP ofne ,rs under
the orders the commanding General and win be i'd for whsa
delivered b. o. rterml ter who will take receipts
the Sres eLted to receive compensation, and Afterwards
The the crepe ~ eched viii be paid Nccodan,
win Par graph II, GeDer Osde.s No. 60 SERIES
[sgue5l g COOPER,
apes lW A'pt and Insp'r Gen
A UJT. AND lNSPTR. GEMS OFFICE
GENERAL ORDERS,
The ue OF whisky troops excep. cases Of 1traord
nsry fatigue AMI exposure Is prohibited Commanding officers
erj lncl gee that this prohibition Is enforced.
IL P5a rsh L Gears Orders No 32 APRIL S0th 1884, IL
modified IS 10 allow ony tgc-horse and team
regiment la the field te appropriated TO the transportation
hospital supplies
[sg cd COOPER,
ap2l-lw Alt Insp. Gonr.
FEADQRS DEPAET OF HENBICO--
IL RcHyoSD, April is, 1868.
SPECIAL olDEzs,
In OBJ dlence paragraph XXX Special Orders No ST. Ad
uant and Inspector Generals Office; April g. ell
duty in this city vii prt In person at these headquarters With
dey ard file cope Of the orders by VII they were put
''- -1,'' ''''''' y Brig. Gen. JOHN H wYNDER,
Tp2l Il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

SCOTCH SNUFF AND sMOKIEC TOR4C
~ Co-The uneeIsigned monui.c.zrer Of lie eel 5.aicd
bra al Of Smoking Tobacco Only poWs CIGrd Tgcy, via
nebtso, and EeEI anti he's enlarged RS espaCy fcr ac-fc
turing ard added TO bis basin The of u
quality OF Scotch Snc1, which be is prepared T. .crE
customers, and the sde generally, =. phtlCc r. e ~
Factory, ecner Of Eh AID Jscltou streets, Lyme ag 70
oeee-su II FRICTION
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

w Z. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill q
~, Co. Manufactures Of Lsays AID Gsnuenon's Boos
And shoes, up sta!rs, l9T Main street, Richmond Va
order; Repairing done. anu 'AO'' "Aae 70
lHS-e1 IS. WRIGHT Cutter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT. ON
II THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN lsru AND 10TH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at auction, the premises TT EsDAY the 2sh
April 1862 at Il o'clo K, the large brick emf oca
above lojolnng Mr.. ersh bakey) The has front OF
az feet and dtp Of 65 fe The location good one for
business purposes
TKRNs-CsAh Credit at the option Of The purchaser The
taxes and insurance for 1863 TO be paid by Purchaser
ap22- CODDIN 4 kPPEESON Aue.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
POsrPONEMENT.


consequence Of Inc emen"y Of the weather. he b.ve
sale postponed SATURDAY evening the hou
Ap2i GODDIN \ APPERSON, Auct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
OK BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON THE NORTI

OK BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON THE NORTH
~ tide Of Cary between Madison and Bevdere streets ~
Lots in Sydney In Of residence Of Capt Morris for
sale auction.
viii be sold at suction the premises WEDNESDAY the
Rh Ap 1862 at ~ O'Clock, NJ six beautiful Lots located
abave each fronting 20 fee tie side OF Cary street
runnir hack l5S feet 20 a wide alley.
After which, be sold u vsuabe Lots Of e res6
Of Capt Chs Moiii and short distance st OF Mr. John O.
Skaters resdence-;ach having ab ut 80 and an
average depth OF about 40 feet
The particular attention Of the public called to the sale the
foregoing t probabe this the chance for some
time TO 10 secure lots that improving ueghborhood
TRRN+Oah credit the option Of the purchaser The
taxes Tor 1868 70 be paid by the purchase.
ep22 GoDDIN 4 APPERsON Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
By JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, KNOWN
"ASIfLAND HOTEL,n

n y III IL n " ID Ii " ~
On the EchmoLd Fe1e ksbng fotOm Rail- Dad, Ia II no.
g county at Aucti)l.
By virtue ~ Circuit Court Of The city ef CHI
mood entered 29d taY Of January, 1851 decree
datO5y the ec entered the 9th February 1893 In silt
Todd G al Us RobIs0n and al tie undersgne commissioner
ther By appointed fO the pupoe wisIa III auction upon
the prem THURSDAY thu 231 day Of april fa Il T.,
the net fair day thereafter, CT II olack, A. NJ
the vaiuab rel estte known he ASHLAND HOfELTa
The bill IN said csuze mentioned rs follows:
OF land containing 80 acres tecDI
o. Hanover In the town Of Ashland. immdi tey upon Rich
moni Fro Iict bur Potomac IA Tread ~ from
the y OF Richmond nd known the ASH md Htl
al the lurroyemens thereon, cOuDg # srg ard Ia
Eoel Building erected within e last few years. up~n most
approved ucce end c5pable with cottages Of accom-
modatng 40 persons; all The requisite uiI tached
- tie Hotel and smnng then re Ballroom, Bowling
Bisrd Falcons Trims pass between Ashland Rchmo:c
iay, and heads Of miles, rCcng 1, Ashland, have the
privilege OF free ticket the and nom Richmond
for he next twenty years. win the probability It's beiag ex
edCd indefinitely Unit within the pas, eighteen months TIE
10 lnAs popular resort OF the cIeLs Nchmond
prefer residing there whit cir ms during the summer season
bet eh. nom ths lIo AID placed convenient distances
from II tie Ofty5cre lot, rle han Cottages
conyen y and eu y pl nned TO- the families esing
he Hot capable Of being divided with lots attached to
them each become desirable csisence plat Of The PFC
pery proposed 10 be sCd be 81 The oe
tionte-
TEE4s-one- m eah the vii Ie eferred the bal.
4 and 70 months for bends bearing interest APP
proved security the tile be ret ,ind uniii the fur Of
the Court. AANEf l. BaooKE,
C1umis iOnPr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

CARD-Dr. ALFRED IiUGnEs offers lis pro-
- fessionai services % he citizens Richmond.
oce and residence FIST loor Of Ehas. NJ suye En-
trance from Governor street
DR.. HuAhes having occurred extensive AID flesh gupi Of
pure Glugs, will dispense his med cires
Ing, ! to 0.
April l5:h. 1854. apfs-1ms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
ap2i-iw Alt & Insp. Gonr
FEADQ'RS DEPAET OF HENRlCO.-
IL RIcHHoSD, April is, 1903
GENERAL ORDERS,

ADJ'T a INsPR GENERALS OFFICE, :
RIcHNoSo, April 16, 1868. I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
NEW RICHMOND TnEATRE.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage MAnagc..... ......R DORSET ooDES
SATURDAY EVENING, April rs, 1858.
Ca Overture Csrade Py the Orchestra
When will be presented the elegant Comedy Of
THE LITTLE TREASURE,
viii
Miss Eliza Wren,
MisJ Sa,lie PArtDgon,
Mrs c. DeBa-,
Miss g ines,
J. Ia lis'n.
J. Wells,
r \. Brown.
II, DAnv.rs. and
E1-N THE CAsT.-&a
Dance By the Partngon sser5
Overture, La Dame Blanehs........ 800. Orchestra.
Con lude with the IrsA Comedy OF
MORE BLUNDERs THAN ONE;
OR, THs
IRJSH DOCTOR.
With iun and efficient cast.
vii shortly present ShskspeaTeJ great sterpieee or "Ac
BETH with such &c de supernatural vslon and m7gi
cal charges before attempted IN this city and carrying out
to the let e. the grea. poets IDEA.
~ K Book open two lays In advance
BX Ocs qla-ter past A. 81 close at hafpas p. H.
where seats and boxes my be secured
Doors opn quarter past Performance viii commence
quarter past eight o'clock precisely. sP25-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

Refer 70 sElloh Drewry, Edmund Dsyenport 4 O. Es
ea'ns Co.. and TArdv Williams. Rishrnoud, va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

"A PKIL 6TH, 1863
"A B0RAX, rOCHI NEAL, Emery
Sal d. Ext L-gw od Blue Stone, Sup, CaIb sofa Choate
Potash Concentrated Lye, Anthony, Pepper Tonqua
Beans, OIL Peppermint, Lnssed Or SPIT Turpentre Gloves
Aspce, GyceTine, Chlorotorm. Fer sale by
p DUVAL, Druggist
aP9 Cor Main and 10th Streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
The Few Richmond Theatre

81 TEE NEw RICHMOND THEArRs-A discourse delivered
ou STgdtL REQ stb, 1858, -, he First Baptist
Ctueb, Richmond "a, b. J. L. BUSEows, d. D.,
PASTOR Price 25 cents
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27

A Lock of Hair.

Only a lock of hair, tied with siken string,
Carefully kept for years, ike misers pile of
gold;
Little TO prize in the keeping of such simple
thing,
But Tor darling head long lost in the days of
Only lock of hair. All, well, it were better to
have.
Even one little tre8s safe from the Spoilers hand.
Than, with the light OF her love down IN the dark
ling grave,
Lonely to wander around desolate, weary land
Only lock of hair. Yet something to look RI, and
kiss:
Something to keep in mind what never can be
again:
Something to tell OF days unshadowcd by anguish
like this:
Something to bring soft thoughts to a saddened
and dreary brain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27
ONCE UPON A TIME,

There never was a sadder dirge
For mipstrel's harp or poets rhyme,
Than those few words wherein we merge
A dead past" Once upon a time"
In vain years bring their healing balm,
Their kind forgetfulness, in vain
That whisper breaks the seeming calm.
And bids the old wound throb again
Its charm the buried past ecalls
A shadow, silent and sublime,
Across the present sunshine falls
At those words-'' Once upon time
So memory gifts with holy powers
A faded yiolet's perfume faint,
Rendering a withered spray of flowers
Precious as relics of a saint
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27

ticket presented for your suffrages at the next
election. 1t is made up of loyal Democrats
and loyal Republicans. They are placed up.
on the platform of their country-a platform
SO broad that all loyal men can stand upon it.
We appeal to all loyal and patriotic voters to
rally to the support of this ticket, and there
by show their devotion to their country and
their countrys good.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27

During the campaign of 1914, young
Norman conscript was standing at Support
arms" why don't you fire :" said his lieu
tenant, furiously. "Why should 1 fire on
these ?" replied the greenhorn, "they
haven't done anything to me-" At that mo-
moment his comrade fell dead beside him.
Lieutenant, said the rustic, beginning to
wake up Il neleve these chaps are firing
they-will kill you" With that the conscrint
began to blaze away, and fought like tiger
till the close of the action.
A hem often breaks the thread of dis
course.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27
From the Wisconsin State Journal.
4 COntrast---Their STYLE and Our StyIe,

Some time ago. Mr., BLAkEsLEE, in the La
Crosse Democratic journal, made the follow
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27

THE PAY OF VOLUNTEER OFFICERS ON DE-
TACKLED SERVICE. DIR. BRoDHEAD, Second
Comptroller of the Treasury, has decided
that volunteer officers, detached on duty
when their regiments are discharged upon ex-
piration of enlistments, are entitled to pay,
travel, &C., at the place where they may
rightfully be at the time Of discharge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27
The Union State Convention,

A UNIoN LATFORM.
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

MADAME oRrSDLB, rEnALE PHYSICIAN AND
Nl Midwife, No. sAmity pisc~.-Cosvcntrut
vlded for sko~e about 10 rsaur~ nurstng
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

Ran ACRES or yALuABLE TIxBBk AND :. pAnM us.
OtU ias Lan9 sescted ~ith great c1s e'sr ~ {esrs
eorpty Michigan. surroundsd by Improved farms VILLAGE
Sv sschsnge for CITY cr ynse. rsop~ry would trHas tor
Petroleum OIL land has advantages WI ich
wil be ads Known on spp'aaon particulars inquire
of JOsEPH VAN DORM, " Beav street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

"a OOn -tmMsDfATB POSSESSION WILL BE
.yO.vVV. given OF neat four stoy ossemsn, hols,'
uoeA en- 1hirIy eth D street.
~. wTfstfAnA IA Kish'h avenue. rhirT fourth si.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-20
FROM Y ASHINGTON
Cor. Of the N. Y. Commerc;,

lCoi' "a IllC ~. l.. commercial
There IS reason to fear that the aexn,t.1
sent this week to Europe from the Jao.t; sS
here will convey an erroneous idea Of tba -
tack on Fort Sumter, and thus aid the conf1
crate cause This makes it the more 10 J..
gretted that Admiral Dupont conteptea him. ~ !,
with two hours test Of the power Of en;ur
ance Of the ironclads, especially as it is asxaS,
ed by an eye wltnes, competent to Judge Ith.,
there was no more reason for not reDew;nu , III
conflict next day than there would have } e,
for not commencing it on the previous dav ';~
The cessation of offensive operations has ham
construed by the diplomats here as a virtuJ
admission of defeat, although they have sine,
received unofficial intilnation that presiden,
Lincoln intends to have Charleston reoccupirl
by the i. S. authorities.
Other questions of grave importance have
arisen to further compicate our relations with
rather false position by the indscrcet reveal.
tons Of a nautical New York millionaire thai
he was to be abroad to purchase the fleet Of the
''Emperor of China This admission will he
greedily seized by the friends Of the Confder.
ates in Great Britain: for if the North ask to
purchase wal steamers they cannot conn plain
of the sale of such steamers to the South, af
ter the proclamation Of neutrality. The fact
that the funds from the North were conrGl
ted by private subscription will not mend the
matter
There is rumor ahoat that the repre-
sontatives of foreign Governments intend 10
remove their legations temporarily, to New
York. While | give the rumor, can scarce,
" credit it, although it is very possible that
all the Ministers may 60 North during the
summer months leaving secretary or an at
tache here, to receive and transmit despatch
es This has always been the case, and some
of the Corps Diplomatique have resided per-
manently in New York or Philadelphia
Mr.. Geo. ". Blunt, Of n. Y. in nate to
the n. Y. Post says: Seeing the statement
Of Mr.. Laird in the House Of Commons that
propositions had been made to him to DUa
vessels for what he calls the Northern govern,
ment, by the Secretary of the Navy; ! n !y5
made injuries as to the truth Of Mr. EIu
statement in the proper quarter: ana all. all !" '"'
bled to say that MS Statehleh'o ID o''''
Gen. n. J. Jackson, commanding oecO'"
Brigade, First Division Twelfth Army OcN'
was brought to Georgetown on Friday evening.
by water, from Aqua Creek; near when pS ';.
he was thrown and trampled upon !" ~
horse, breaking his thigh and ntctl"g 0'''
injuries. .,4,roon
The Committee of the N. Y. lIes'sIa'o's :',
pointed to investigate the charges c 's''"
Speaker Calicott have reported IN n!s n l',0 10.
A judgment Of eighteen hundred o" l';n TIT t1e
been obtained against Judah +. benJa"' n,o,;,
Confederate secretary Of state IN the 0"
court, at Rochester, N. I. ..noo ar,
The u. S. steam-sloop Of war osslp lysn;,.
rived in Hampton Roads on Saturday et ~ S,n.
e. rhor1oeton and renorts that on last ~,