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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-02
TELhGRAPHIC.
AFFAIRs IN THE SOUTHWEST.

JAcKsoN April 29.-Adyices from Granada state that
Custis' command returned towards Cornth yesterday
from Palo Alto Grer5on is known to be below Jackson
scout from Austin, yesterday, says that the Missis
sippi is twelve feet above low water mark and is falling
six inches daily 1t is impossible for boats get into
Moon Lake until the river rises few transports pass
up and down daily. Two gunbOats and one transport
towing two barges, passed down on the 26.h
[sECoND DESPATCH.
JACKSON, April S0-Six gunboats with two transports
ashej to them passed Grand Gulf last night at 0
o'clock. The enemy are on the Louisiana shore below
Col. Writ Adams has met the Yankee cavalry who
made the raid near Lafayette, aud has driven them to-
wards Brookhaven. The enemy is reported in force at
BroOkhayen.
One hundred mounted men, well armed left Natchez
on the goth 10 join Col Adams, who, with regiment
and two mountain pieces marching to intercept the
enemy 5 movement towards Baton Rouge
train of troops reached Hazelhursts from Jackson
at one o'clock to-day.
COL Adams is hard on the Yankees trail. Firing was
heard this morning, Union Church. From the bert
Information received here the Yankees moving to-
wards Natchez
private despalchto the Mississippan says that the
enemy enteIeu DOhaIa yesterday, purneu tue uePO,
tore up the track aud captured several soldiers and one
officer. Their course was suddenly changed towards
Brookbaven. Our forces are close upon their rear.
The enemy engaged on Tuesday at Grand Gulf are
massing large body at Hard Times, the Louisiana
shore, five miles above Grand Gulf.
large portion of the despatch being unintelligble
was not transcribed portion, anticipated by the Off
cial despatch published yesterday is also Omitted.l
THIRD DESPATCH.
JACKSON May 1-Griersons Yankees at the
Summit last evening. The circus rider Dan Rice is one
of his captures The Yankees burned wood shed, but
no cotton or private property They have 200 negroes
mounted on mules.
Fighting jus. below Grand Gulf commenced at IL
o'clock last night. Gen. Tracy is reported killed.
Snyder's Bluff shclled furiously several hours
yesterday but unnecessarily. Our works are unipuTed
and only two or three wounded on our side.
Gen. Pemberton went to Vicksburg yesterday.
The Yankees report that they have captured Tuscum
bia
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FCOr THE RAPPAHANNOOK.
- coRREsPoyDENaE 81 = RHIG.


NEAR FsEDEEIoEsDURo, Nay lst u m
of the c,eraSons here "Wednesday you have already
published . account substantially correct. Having
been temp -ary cut IN the scene Of action have
b.cu uua5 70 communicate with you until TO-DAY
Since the c-ossiagat Deep Run, Wednesday morning,
the enemy ave succeeded in eseng passage Of the
river at e vs. Ford Kcly's aud other available points
Som 10 &C. 20 niles above fredericksburg They com
aced al lncing down the river, by the plank ford,
Cha-csIcrsvil'e, 10 miles below Fredericksburg
poi4t they encountered and attacked Gen. Ma
brigade stationed there, and after brief fight
rscul. I'd and driven back with considerable loss,
hoEeyse, without having cut off and captured one
5mpany Of the brigade. Our less in hllo and wOun-
Va "a wss EghL This engagement occurred about
O'Clock P. II.
Gen. S,usrt was cut or at time, but succeeded in
e1;rica,ing himself and small body Of men with him,
aud afterwards captured about 100 prisoners taken in
several skhmishos.
The eacuy have also made demonstrations as If de-
sgnipq 4, assss % Banks Ford four miles above Fred
ereklourg, where thsy win NEE, with desperate resist
aaes from Wleozs brigade and others holding that pO
siGon.
The enemy occupy their position strOn this side Of
the river b.ow Deep Rum and appear to be entrenCh
Other sls, below town, opened about o'clock, ?. NJ,
o. our po-is0n near Hamiltons Crossing Our bate
res replied, and the duel continued iaoesslnty
81 dusk, az ahch dms it gradually ceased.
No skrnshias or lighting has occurred a, any point
along the lines today. i is doubt devoted to pre-
plranon for the ssnsra action which promises to come
oI tomorrow. /. viii be tie boodies. battle Of the
war; bu, the stern determination Of cur officers and
lmea their high state Of efficiency, and their previous
ls6esaes a1gur vorably for another glorious triumph
Of our arr,s.
No De- ons,rldOa has been made by the enemy in
front Of der,oksbu7g. Most Of the citizens who
mined d have avaeua;cd the town. Hooker seems
70 have aGuyered 50 as to avoid sheing the place.
Toe enCnys balloons have been up al several points
rseOunoi,siiag balloon has just descended opposite
IL milton ,rossrg. Y.
7. 81 I'D advise you regularly Of the progress
Of eveu.s, lld as often as circumstances allow.
Heavy ug heard from above as the train started
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THE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

COLUMBIA, April 29.-The Educational.A ssOciaton of
the Confederate States of America was fully organized
to-day Seventy delegates from six States were presents
The following permanent officers we're elected Presi-
dent j. L. Reynolds, of S. c.; vice.Presdents W. T.
Davis, of Va II. Wiley, of N c., and R. W. Gibbes,
of s. c.. Secretaries J. Stoddart of Ga, s. T. Pearce
of Ala and W. Il. StratOn, of La; Recording Secrea-
ry, T. j. Stevens; Corresponding Secretary W. j. Pal
meri Treasurer, ]. B. Patrick. Any male citizen a
teacher Identified with the educational interest is
admissible to membership by ballot The meetings are
to be held annually.
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AUCTTON SALES.
By KENT, PAINE 1 co., AUcFs.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
= EREsH DEFY Gnols-AT AuCIIOM ------.L

LARGE AND PEREMPTORK SALE OF
sas FRESH DRY GOoDs-AT AUCTION. M
ON WEDNESDAY, May 6, commencing at
~ 10 O'clock sell without reserve large and desirable
assortment CT = t.tl y q 81 L.'-ri-t
FRESH SPRING GOODS,
Cen5isilng In part Of
4 50l pc Fancy and Black and White Prints,
200 I" Rich Lawns and organdieA .n.I
200 " Fancy DECLINES and Poplins
81 Esek Alpaecas,
20 Foe Back Nlohs and Dse-skins, ~
20 " Red and icy finnelS,
= 10 baes4-f i own sheetng'
AZ 2o) 20 70 40 Spring Skirts t.I
100 ps English Bleaehei Shirtings,
100 doE. Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
= 1000 +" India Rubber Pocket Combs,
1000 Fine Corn and Dressing do,
= 80 packs Pins assorted,
100 doE. Fine Cutlery,
10 Brler Root and Rosewood Pipes,
25l Note and Cap Pa -
4 $50 doz Lead Pencils, Pert MOnaies,
Swiss Mouslins, Suk Vestugs,
sh Linens, Hat Grapes, Cashmeretts,
suspenders, Buttons, Needles, Tooth-B Brushes,
Hai-PiGs, Lace Curtains,
Z GGuntietts, Parasols, Patent Threads,
Spool Cottoss, Toilet Soaps,
Cotton Hdkfs, Ntck-Tes, Hosiery, &C.
A Large Invoice Of oiotbng--say
$50 Pair Youths Black Dceskin Pants,
NJ MS Summer Goats, Vests and Pants,
Fancy Flannel Shirts, Business Goats, &c.
Also
Mems Balmoral and Hgh-cu. Shoes,
Ladies' Bnskins, Slippers and Caters,
Mems and Boys Brogans Childrens Shoes
Womens Morocco Boots Mems Cavalry do,
ny1-tds KENT, PAINE co.
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AID CgnMsggnA

FRIDAY, Nay l, lS62.
Ia Glowing prices were obtained at auction sales
yeEi
Pf Ttrfy e FliIuL-Brovn sugar In hhdS Sl.l50
L., $40; mol4sI1 $96zCsiOi nee 1S02JH CTS
sat G. t}fl8T country soap, cakes, Al
ig sep $50; t1l1w canllsa a281G3; tea go; cld-s
ass .t9t Whisky Sl12'1 3 huckslJ ssf each; potatoes
81 peanuts 500 per bus; dried peaches 53f5
Fr r; Id g- Jamaica 81 per gall; Go5hen butter o. IS
4. tara $50; EnFlh hops IS per Do bacon, hog round,
5 B; sasb SODA Sass sp.s tlrP 90 eis, etc.
B. Esss Ter, FEcilig q C0Br5wn sugar, in bids,
81 fj RE s3l5Gs3 500; barley e3 per bus Castle
soap t4s1 Go n1ca uas So per Eeg; smoking tobacco
tgG-EN %; 30 fancy Engish prints S12)02 Is; IA blk
aad Waite % So 20 10 ootton5 e 6 Anercaa pins $50
ETC.
Mes'rs. davenport & Co.'S weekly auction sale Of
stocks, ioo ace to-day. We append list ei The prices obtained.
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ggt 8nBn0a0 CaBlg.
RTJn OAK MORNING, WAY 3, 1858.

-E AnT1 year slAOo; months isoOi for a less pc
o. month.
,si. sssz.r year, $500; months, $500
vs. ear, $500 months, $500.
Eeg .-ets a. ne risk Of DE subscliber.
ADs ys-Duuy one square, ines sioo an Insertion and
IS ss 'si sonunIance seFsealy o. II-veelz nisro1s
400 q lrs. Weekly iassr'.oa $50.
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SECOND DEsPArcH.1

COLUMBIA, April SO.-The Convention adjourned yes.
terday to meet the first Wednesday in September, in
Atlanta, Ga. Important committees have been ap-
pointed, and the Association is a decided success.
Great uuanimny prevailed in the objects and arrange
ments for future action.
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G. s. OF AMERICA, WAR DPPAR-VRVr,
ADJ'F AID lAaP'k CINE -1I'r o t-s7r
RICuM.En. Anil ed lcG9 4
GENERAL ORDERS, |
No. 40. {

GENERAL ORDERS
No. 40.
The following reg-'on Is made ard VIII hereafter 10 cb-
served in the relative o, the coi1t = soldiers
Upon the death Of solder th- surgeon charge Of me
hospital az which ours, III yeut ~ g. made
Of al his military eoilg, ana III m.e si o.
each article thereof IL vii then be urrCd ihe reafst
quartz ster for re The orfirsl Sppr be
forwarded 70 the "a Auditor its value tie rercrl
senatyes Of TIE c5cesssd so8 cnd c'ry te 70 10
furnished TO the receiving ser, who VII iss1e
clothing at the appraised prices rd not az those set forth n
General Order No. 100, last series. 81. ,
H. Engineer Officers, While employed on recon-osauces rur
yeys or other duty under special ores causing g pay ab
from their posts, fTom The headquare DE aes
corps divisions or brgades with which thy msy teserg sa
be allowed their personal expenses, % be the nrpfo
praon for engineer service in lieu Of ali sogtnoes fo WI
quarters and forage for be period Esch tccou mus BE-
cerGcd 70 by the party rscey the psynea pproTed By
the officer under Wit Sc orders he
Ill All supplies Of contractors engaged exclusively iron or
munitions Of Ysr for the Government pied from inn
presiment Ether at TIE estab lshen At the pur
chase satisfactory evidence by adad Otherwise my here
quired 10 esablish ownership.
(By order0 30 tr"' t"y
sined :. COOPER
ap2T-1v All ard Infp'r Ger.
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lp1T-tds.

S ALE ., RI.
MOST UARLE COAL LANDS
IN THE C0NFEDERACY.
Wbe sold at public o1tcry In the Gig OF Selma, before the
Bank Of Selma
WEDNESDAY,, MAY @, 1868,
AL the lands belonging the Selma Coal Mining Company TO-
getSe with steam Engine Branch Railroad TrangayE Mining
Utensils &c. ca.
The lands contain about xthorsnd acres and lie near Monte
vso Shelby co1ntT Alabama within three miles Of the Alabama
end Tennessee Rivers Rscad with brsnch railroad TO the
mines rndnesr 10 the proposed route OF the Central Railroad
Montgomery IN rspd Of construction These mines
pronouncedb Prof Tuoney In his Geological Survey the
State, 70 be auEb an portion alone b estimated
him 20 oontn than eight mlonf Fl Coal Beside
ether ho Eont verde vns there Gra are Upon
that Of nearest the Alabama Tennessee
Rivers Racs ad thirteen parallel teal veins asy ore OF vi ich
& ssid BY moers familiar with them viii Afford "a nexkausbe
supply Of GOAL The iRs ave been worked
sndthsre shan hnndred and dry feet Eteal engine
mscneTy attached and tunnel opened AID worked By
the company The COahas been ted hoEouhy FOR fuel aud
furnaces, and proved % be az 1ne qualify
The land win be sold in twenty forty and ey ecre lots 10
suit prrch, and tie sale viii be continued RON day day
O-' 1-1' --'' ALSO,
At the zane time and place. VII be sold numb Of NEGROES
expeIenced miners.
TERMs-oash, andSale without reserve.
TO Mscso heAuyez Of the lands and the location OF the
coalbeds viii be roshsd practicable snd mar be
found al the office Of u J. A. KITE, selda, Ala.
O ROBINSON. President
mhl6-d&otd Alabams Coal Mi0lng Comfy.
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AS AcE nROgNa r.1Es roa zaE surronr o. novEayaEsr

IMPOSING FAXES ron SUPPORT uoyEayAESr.
Passed March 2sh, 1861
Section co. The act entitled authorizing the recent OF
Confederate States Treasury notes In payment
public due passed March 22 1862 be the same Is hereby
ameneed and re-enaoted, to read as follows: ar
"ConfedeEae States Notwithstanding notes Of the deno
nation Of Eve dollars dated and Issued The
FIRST day Of APRIL 1863 shall hereafter be receivable payment
Of taxes and other public dues to.the State"
Sec 81 The Auditor Of Public Accounts cause The prece
Ing section to be published in at least Eve newspapers city
OF Richmond and in the papers the cities Of Lynchburg
Petersburg and IN the Denve Stanton and Wyhe-
vile, for at leBst four weeks ap1-d&c4w
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W. II. FowIE, soNs 4 CO.
VERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND PoR sALE.

MOUNTAIN LAND P0R eALE
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Nelson county No.
vember 18TH 1862 then In the esse va Mas
Sic being friendly suit for the division OF Mountain
Lands belonging The estate Of the late VIM Mae we shall as
Commits toner's Of the Court In said suit at auction on The
premises TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JLNR 1863 regardless Of
weather. all the Mountain Lands Of said deGelen MOI heretofore
sold
Monabeo Tract containing 800 acres and lying on the
head II Tye RIVER and through which runs the old I've
River and Blue Ridge Turnpike road Several undred acre
good state Of cultivation under fencing The I'M
pruyents consist Of comfortable DIV ling with elk rooms and
passage kitchen and ce-houe several excellent cab
LIS servants barn. stables tobacco house. excellent pack
house, backss shop and grist mill and In addition 10
ALL fine apple orchard In full bearing condition. This place
the hest opening in Virginia for yard cooper establish
large scale having plenty Of bar the best
variety Il and around IT, IL hes In Nelson county on the
Hounan, the Rockbrdge Augusta lines 10 miles from
Massicis NILS In Melon, aud from Midway, Augusta
3D. The Slsde Trsc two miles from Moptebelo on the me
road towards dEaye50 acres about 30 Of which are cleared
and under fnce.
Sd "Grub Tract" 500 acres adjoining Monticello, I'D
unimproved.
4 Two small entities Of 90 and % acres respectively absut
mile from Montsbe!o
And the Saturday following good bad wesr vii
SELL at the village Of Hew Market Nelson county containing
ahalf Of land, belonging to the estate
TERMS both salesG ~ and Is months with pes nal security
and tile retained till payment
J. WARWICK,
jos LIGON,
Tho. J. HAsSIE.
aplT-tds. Commissioners
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A LUI SPRINGS ROCKBRIDGE CO.
VI niA-ia reply to nany letters OF Inquiry We give no.
te ma. tLue are preparing % eceom sdGts hunted number
ooarde and expect 60 opn Che uote as0u. h 18th or gOh
~ Nay As 20 terms, ca say tat they shs be as
reasonable nd m1d-rats the Of tie m Id m
@ put C whist pedse ourselves keep The House Ia he
bet usn-f ne coalition o. the country viii admit
The rea encscy OF these mineral r-es variety
o. dsea.r too ven know need further advertisement
FRAZIER RANDOLPH,
afG-ee.' proprietora
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Loss OF THE YANKEE sLOoP OF WAR PREBTE
MObILE, April SO.-Oficial information has been re.
ceived here that the United States soOp of war; PrebIe
was burned on the 2Sth inst, off Pensacola.
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No 7ASDDATE-Dr. W. n. NcKenney, State
Ssus, r Norfolk, declines reelection on account
Of e. health.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
vi :, on he premises, EA ruRDAY. ~ Oh day OF
hay, ls3 Pubc Auction. ne LOT OF LAND and BUILDINGS
knogn as tie PLEDNOYT LfLE ACtDEIfT lyiog adjaesnt
= Gu Fep- l d., formerly oecurisa By T. b. smith. The
lt c9l out SIX ACRES 81 LAND, ald the Buildings large
a1a co1l1'9 as-vel saiied for a Doa-ding school
lbs p. NJ. LATHAM,
Alll-l-H ~ AGENT FOR r.. B. smith.
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4 CHANCE FOR INyESTMENTl

A CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTS
IN Lady OF Fedecksburg somewhat alyancei IRE ard
in delicate health is desous o selling her recip3 OAIRyIO
B0ME-BREWED ALE-a prime and deightsl LeY rfge IS
be attesei by thousands With her lmef resolve for
anufaepngshe has failed 70 realize On en- f.erage
hundred dollars per day. from which infe ruc
could be doae on larger scale in city Few opportunities
equal ni' Tor sure sId rhT lerp.-
Crossing, near Pdscssburg By calling, IA person,
OF George ard Pnce Edward ets Frederick
which would be more satisfactory to inclined purchase
ap22-l3t
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NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the 4TH of
IN MAY, In Charlottesville, that being Court day,my
STEAM SAW MILL,
Mediums River Depot, the Central Railroad. Said Mill
repaired in the Winter OF 1851 by MesS Talbot Brother
Rchmbnd.
Any person wishing the MIL do by going to
chum River Depot For further information, apply to Mesrs
Talbot Brother, Richmond.
sp1l-Nm VIM P JARMAN.
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AUCTION NOTICR-NotwitbstaDdino n

AUCliJN NOTICE.-NOtwithstan the
taxation imposed By the State and the Con'ed-
i ~ On Real Estate AucdlueeFs have deter
l.el ~ 81 e'i me Real Esats Business heretofore
tsrrE -F-- --3~o'-S
tea U our friends and e public generally the patron
es tereoi extended US We respectfully osk Continuance
o. t-s sa.le JAS. ~. TAYLOR son,
tt-f-il Real fsi.fe Auetioneers
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JAMES b WILLIAMS-

- htslDlNCh WITH w. T. HILL, ESQ.
% po0E ABOVE CEHIExtnr CHURCH
Grace st. between 4h and SD Sta
- OGce Win Dr.. =. W. Hancock, St. between Al ana
90, nd w. Z Phillips on 12h S1 between Franklin and Msin
PGl-euA
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage MAnager... .......R D'oRsrY oODES
SATURDAY EVENING, May 2, 1868.
Most positively the representation the great Ave
TWO LOVES AND A LIFE
/
i FEMALE ROGTn

TWO LOVES AND A LIFE,
FEMALE POSTWAR.
Sir GerVass Rokewood under the assumed name OF
william byde) ...........................FM Bates
Father RaeG (under the Of Ruben Fishery HARRISON
CT 1es Stsuuish.'
Sir John Hall, JRcobe gentle .................. Hope
Sir William Townly Smen Of the EOr'n Lellan
Sir Allan Fenwick, counties .......... Miss Crystal
Musgrave POSTMASTER OF Uverstone) Thorpe
John Daw QchoolmaSer OF Uverstone) Ogden
sampson Potts bAroerl Wells
William, Duke Of Cumberland. ...........R Brown
Caps Oofmef waters
Gordon (Leutenant OF the Tower) Morton
Oapt Janson "a Dutch smugsler) Smith
Nler McStuart
second Man Wilson
Corporal Mclean
Laokey Dulneld
Soldiers Smugglers, Fishermen, &C.
Ruth Ravensear CHE Letter-carrier Of UyeIstone)
nze MusgRve Daughter of the POstuase Ella Wren
In rehearsal,
RICHARD III,
Also, the great Play Of the
MAN WITH THE IRON MASK
~ Box Book open two days In advance
Box 0hce open quarter past A. M close at hapast NJ
where seats and boxes may be secured.
open quarter past Performance will
quarter past eight o'clock precisely my2-1t
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A PRIL 9TH, 1861

= INTAA- 'CCUI Nal, Trstrv,
Sal Sod, Ext Logw1od Blue Stone sep Cst "a Cflori
Potash, Concentrated Lye AntmIy, Brcl rper Tnugaa
Besns, OIL Peppermint, Lnseei or art Turpftle dove
AspIce Giycerine, chlero.orn p sale by
2. UyAL, Dru-r'.i
Hp9 MtIr and ". Sect,
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AUDITORs OFFICE
RIcHxosD, VA. March 3Oh, 1903
N pursuance of the requirements of an act
entitled "An act imposing taxes for the support Govern
men passed March 2s SG the annexed sections act
are published, J. NJ. BENNETT,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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Tie Tew Tlsg.

Both Houses of Congress, yesterday, passed bill
es,4bGsan- the fag OF the Confederate States and it
has been proved by the President. It differs from
tao cue adopted by the Senate few days ago, only in
tic omission o. the blue bar, and consists Of pure
Ehc field, with cur bate-flg as the union. Il viii be
ec ~ che following dispatch to the Hon. Mr. Where
Of a., tia Il Is favorite design with one Of the great
,s. leaders oc the Confederate army:
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forenoon, commencing at II o'clock. This is the
1lan-., We believe, for viewing the exhibition of
~ Illustrations in the day time. Take the
D,
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.AUGTFON s.ALEs.
FOTUBB BAYS.
IANIER, rOLLEg0y cATLEfT-1Uc :: 5NEERs

LANIER, ToLLEsoy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WE Will SELL AT Our WARpHoUsE
~ Nc, Q, PEARL ,TREZT. on TUEsDAY, 5fH SAY. corr
ADJ GOODS We have Jet of red.
Consisting In pat Of ~ .y-s
DRY GOODS
zoo pcs Fancy Prints,
500 "a bcL'dshirtlng,
900 I" Paper Cambria,
100 White Goods, consis'Ing OF Check Muslins
cambrcs, Jaconets, Swiss and
80 Patterns Rich Dre.s silks
30 pcs Lsyeia Cloth,
81 Grey c a'siasGf.
. 8 French Black Cloth, ID.
100 SIX Fdkfs,
coo Egg Cot Hdkls,
80 " Turkey Red Hdkfs
1C00 doz Linen Tlre
90 HuokaSsck Towels 80
Lawns, Baeges, Lace Mantle,
Stella s. avls, Embroideri,s, 20.
SHOES AND HATS.
zoo pair Ladies, and chndIen's Shea
200 Super Felt Hats,
CLOTHING.
100 Pr Blk Doeskin and Fix Mxd CAST Pants
doz cassirere Shirts
100 Cotton and Wooden Shirts AMI Drawers.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS. AND STATIONERY.
80 dee Pocket Knives,
20 " White Cotton Hose,
20 Srspenders,
30 " Linen Hdkh,
go lbs Patent Thread, %,
1000 ShOs Thread,
2D0 dog Spool Cotton,
200 Btir Cotton Cards,
30 CT Gro Agate and Bone tut.ons
leo packs EDgl Mourning Pins
1000 boxes Hsir Pins,
1000 doL Fine Combs,
30 I" Rubber Dressing Combs
100 Lead Pe5ciis,
IA Ladies Hair Metz,
40 Relms Csp and Letter PAGE,
800 packs Playing Cards,
1000 q" Envelopes fAA
Sale aal IT 20 o,slccS preei-ey 90 d hTorvh
without Emit reserve.
my2- LANTER, ToLLEsoN & CATLETT
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CHAELzsToy, s. G., April p.

t,leAag, consecrated by the best
p so many ba.tlefeds? A good
Tag would be the present battle
f5 the rest al white or al blue
G.. 7. BEAUREGARD.
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n. MOORE, BlHs, C. T. Dor
MOORE, BAYNE & co, No. III, Ga'n
Iva street, Lynehburg Va, wholrsl, Sroerrs Ceep
Merchants for tbs sale q iouufacgs and cling IOaAro,
will receive and sell Sugar, Moiss1e Wheat Corn, - ar
Leather and al kinds Of county produce Al s,5 -o-s5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-02

5000 j. h !S 4. :l:,. for delivering lei, to me
THORNToS-a mulst,o about 10 years old feet hofe
tall pleasant address and expression lie Lett 9th Fbru
airy IS supposed 10 be With army.
Asdress me at Charlottesville Aibemarle Va.
apS-d&etvF GEO. Il. BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-02

NOTICE.-In obedience to the 23d section Of
~ the Tax Bill pasred by the Council Of the CITY 4 eHpd
on tAe 81 February, lsG8 hereby notice 70 al coacrt
hat the Committee CT Fnllce have cassilc az rCrers m
Arms chageabe with cass tax the present ye-s5c Ner.
chants, Traders shopke HsnufacEre Keepers q Or
naries Brokers' &C., which Classification has lei no the Audit
sor ogce, where all Interested tie HncsLt rh
which they chstRdd
The Coz mee Of FINANCE will meet IN the Council ar IN
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, lay the lst and "a occck n IL
to hear applications from all persons who ta think nj
In too high class. ihe said COMMITTEES shall aer hsarq lie
party and evidence he may produce, &c cs. o. @
persons or firms, permit 1t TO resn be- ax. h.
them. shall appear TO the Commit ee Just ana quail.
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