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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
! mo. 81.
| AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE DIT l SCS OF EIcHT PER CENT
| hONDs OK CERrlFIOATEs OF sTOok ~ CERrAIN ca


The Congressof NE Confederate &Itss II Aasrca do enact
The secretary the be snd he Is he ely no lid
20 sue deliver bonds cerdeate1 OF oek q the Con'd
ate saes belng eight per cent interest per Snnur such
amount as may be ceSsy oschl &c all agreements entered
o icr first OF decenbe 1882 whereby goods
sod and delivered the end the yesdoT the time
OF sale sgread receive bonds stock Of he price,
and The SAT- stock bear date tbs day OF issue
on the dy the vendor entitled to receive pa ment
led ON ND DAY Of ISSUE the int which would have
badhe bond or been ued tie day the vendor
ted 10 shall be pail. And the said bonds stock
haI h. Issu uI the forms cUn and Tcor
a. .Te nro,dsi IN the entitled provide further
s.ns Tor The OF the goger iment" approved I2h
1870 and the Sc Rotary the Treasury shall also be auoE
- le Ike bonds any perIol who ss aeuav paid
80 into he Of an agent OF the TreasurT the purchase
81 vb per cent OF The hundred million oaD PRIOR
tbe ,.enteth February, ls6S.
Approved April 81 lseS y6-lswSW
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TIs uglsss Of Tie COnderets States Qf 1mercd eado
Tt .ck or wounded eli SHAH We showed accommo.
tsiions in any hospitals Of TIE Confederste States
dollar per die n -
ihon money he shall be tnd TO tho The
,,scn M charge t the expi alton Of eVey thirty days.
ae the n led TO diW the amount OF plsc
VIZ The Of Ger might drawn II which shah be
for, i'd oaicerspay IN he SIS IL he hne had
r. ard sry officer drawing the sameaga shall be punshsi
in The case OF fraudulent drawers.
Approved April %, 1fS t5-lSw5w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

IN AOr TO ATTND Tue FIRST sGouoY OF AN act IN.
TITLED AN AoT TO AM Nd THE LAWS RELATIVE 10 TIE
CONFIRMATION OF THE ATTORNEYS OF THE CONFEDE
RATE STATES. sJPR0yID MARCH FlFTEESIH EioII.
TEEN HCNDRED AND IXrY0NE
The CoRsres of tie Confederate states of Aerica do enact
Thai he frt The SAD b. same Z. tsrebt
EDerded by striking ont The wof0 &c M wh2re IN
tenth Line and inserting the word 80 10 uiase he Sc
for drawing indictments criminal acns I've
d-llars"
Approved April 81, 1863 j1G -I.sew
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AN ACT TO AMEND AN AeT ,I'SlnED cAxA ACT 70 pre-

ULATE IsPeEssMENrs BY OFFGrRs OF GHE AGNYu
Tie Congress Of tee Confederate Suites Q America q, enact
That s d aPprasement provided irngad tbs Of
hcer pressing property shall II he bsevs he .p3rasenec
70 be fs ana st. endorse upon as Approval not shah
srorse up his fcf resing ana OeVer the
VIII receipt properly 10 the owner rs agent
or attorney ard practicable, forward copy
cept Aad az and hi endorse Their beard
Of Appraisers appellate by ihe President Governor Of
ate all eyise the and make hral valuation
to give just compensation for the y taken, which Na.uA
on shall paid by proper Department. for WI Oh
property he cert ate Of appraisers provided
Ia the act o. which this Is amendat0iy.
Approved Aprh2I, 1888 j=6 iav4w
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Gst 8nbuon6 @slg.
sAFuRDAX MoRNINa, JUNE 8. Isss.
Dismissal Of a British Consul.


The Presideat has taken step il the right direction
IA Withdrawing the rTeguGt,sr OF Mr. Moore, Her British
nc Msesy's Consul for the port Of Richmond, for The
reasOn that the said Consul has aced in disregard Of
the egitimate authority Of this Government" The
matter Is explained in the "Latters Patent of the
President published in our advertising columns, and
ss further in the subjOued Ocia note Of the Seere
tArV Of State. A logical prosecution Of this policy viii
con pei the dismissal Of ell the other persons sssuuiirg
20 exercise consular functions in this country. When
Yorelgn Governments are recognized in q emphatic
manner, we think they sil not be long in recognizing
u Bus whatever may follow the procedure Is nse7s-
sry in assertion Of position and ia yudieatiOn
Of our selfrespect We append TIE no,e Of toe seere-
tary OF STATE;
CONTEpERSI1 SrErE5 or ANERIcA,
DEPARINANc OF SrGrE
Richmond, 5th jane, 1868.
SR-The President Of the Confederate States has
been informed thar in consequence Of your assuming
20 scl in behalf Of the Government Of Her Britannia
Majesty on matters occurring 10 the State OF Mississippi
YOU requested 10 submit to this Departmt yOur con-
suar commission, vel other authority held by
Tou 70 act in behalf OF Her Msjestys Government, be-
fore further Correspondence could be held With you as
British ODsu for the port OF Richmond. he has further
been informed that you have not ceded 10 this reques
aud that in disregard Of the legitimate authority OF this
Government you have again lately correspondeu as htr
Maesys Consul for this port with the Secretary Of War
of the Confederate Satcs. The President considers it
as inconsistent with the respect which it his ocS to
enforce towards Oh Government that you should any
longer be permitted to exercise the functions or enjoy
the privileges of COnsul in these Confederate Statcs
He has consequently thought proper, BY the letters
patent Of which enclose you copy to revoke the exc
quatur heretofore granted to you, aud to make public
these letters patent.
have the honor to DC,
Your obdt scrv't
Signed j. p BESJANlS,
Secretary STATE.
Gorge Moore. Esg Her Britannia Msjesty's Consol,
Richmond Va.
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tNO.Hl


Resotped W ne Congress Of Us Confederate States Of
ca la re Ponse to tue message Of s Peu rsnltted 10
the opinion Of Congress- the commissioned oters on be
Ought not to he delivered the Authorities Of The respsciIy
ttates a. FL aid u all cspvcs taken BIZ
the Confederate forces ought to be dealt with OF BIZ
he Confederate ,vsrnmeni.
the Pres dent Unttd states dstei respectively September
eighteen hundrednd sixty and Jnuary
Goysrnn Of he I'm ted States auihose
Confederate sstes 70 suh slaves or 10 ns them 10
or TO EMPLOY negroes tn n,t the
bafes or TO overt tie nst ton African Slavery
brig seive war in tise States, would slec s.ia pr
dee arocous consequences aad they Inconsistent Ia
civilized nation they therefore be properly ard nxfv re-
pressed by retalatioB
Bee That every case wherein during the presen,
violation OF the aSs OF among civilized nation.
shat has been. done and those
the ant ory Of the 6oVerEmeLt Of Uoed on he
property Of cit Of the oonede ate s4e or OF those
under the protection In . land service Of Ie
dent Of TIE Confederate States hereby t. cause fall
and comp te reHat on TO Re maze for every violation
Aueh manner AID 70 u ex ent as msy think proper.
Sec that eVtry white person, being eomiss esr
81 aching as slea VINO durng the presen. shat command
negroes or muatoe' in arms agsos the Conf derae
VINO AL uan, orsaniEe prepare negroes muatos
or military teryiee astnst the states sbs
Vou tlty aid negroes or mol :oes In nj tary enterprise
attack dict In such service shall be deemgd ncng
vile irrec md Sna II captured put 10 death or be
OtaerEls pupihed the discretion Of the court
Fec Every persop being comrssoa ed officer, sng
excite or attempt excite cause 10 be excited ,ee
lusurTeehoa who shall ince TO be United,
At the dlscre Ion Of the cou l..
zee g. Every pers aged With cGenre punishable uDder
the preceding resolutions shall during the pre- wsr ud
before the military attached army or corps b the
troops OF which he shan have been captured by such
military count lhe President direct
and sreh regulations tbs PFeiet shall prescribe an
after conviction the President may punishment
such manner and on such terms he may deem proper
Sec All negroes ard muatoes VIA engaged In war
or be kn In against the Confederate sae shall give
aid or comfort 10 ue enemies Of the Confederate States ha
when captured tie Confederate sse deye ed 10 the au
thore OF the sts States Ia Ehei they shall be spured
be dealt the
Ststes
Approved May ], 1885, je 6-1awiS
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LETTERS PATENT,
REvoxiSs ExserAros GEORGE hooaE; HSa BaTlsc Ma
JEsTY's CossUL AT RIe uxosD


1HffEHSON DAVIS,
President Of the Confederate States CT America.
To al aehosa may concern:
WheTest 9iGSeE MooRR Eq1Ire Her Brlnnnc Hsjesty's
Consul 9r 20 OF dchnond AID Of vrg MA duly re-
gnzed az tueh by The EKequstor By former oyer
me which = a. Tie tine q tbs Is ue The dulg art ord
ageft Tor tst pupoe OF the state OF virginia, did ece INV
assume 10 set rs Consul for than the civ on
Rchund aui tate other ihan en,a and
'hreupon, the 90 tesruary ls, 1861 rtonested ~
the OF ate submit TO the Depar neut et,e b,
Consular Commission " any ohs aIih ;rtg he NAV h, We
received IN bhaif 81 the Government a Ger BannIe
NJ Jesy bf fuer sp1ndence eoaa he held With hin s
Her sIests ConIul at he port of Richmond cas- the
sid GtoGE 9oaE hiss lat ~, without accsdiag Ssid request
cred int correspondence fe tys Consul
relay n War Of these Cos fsdersts thereby dsregarg
tlle Legitimate authority % ilis GOVERN
1her inreoFe - dcia 40 40 longer receenze
the said CIORGZ SOlRE Her tannic
part az these Confederate States him exercise or
enjoy of the ueiloIs vers PRIVILEGES allowed TO the
coGsuls - eat Bt AndI do who revoke ard npuI sry
exeqaur heretofore gives TIE said soEGg ooaE Gov
Whch formerly h0zef 10 grant such
tie state OF virs nit and do De SID
Ga b. Tbs lat u NIL and rOd ros Oh day forward
rt tmopy SheitOf hsys caused these letters he made
pa en- e Sal o. the Confederate States America 10 he
hcreE,ta sfixed
- Given under ry hand this ffh day OF June 10 the
- t,rs.
nedl JEfRsRsoN DAVIS
r.. ell J. 2 BENJAMIN
tc5-ot feretary tf Slate.
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than aug since Donesol Tho stroke of crossing beoS
Yleksburg wss ven planned welleIeouted and eE
tremely bold one. TOE gnpboats and the force sent
from Cornth up the Tennessee TO Decatur intended
diversion keep the Army of TIE nessee from renfotc
log that Of Mississippi unimportant par Of the
great programme take it that upon the result of The
campagn In Mississippi stands the fate OF Tennessee for
the Present a. least IA
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AN ACT TO PRESCRIBE TIE RAT TIES 0FPOSIAGE on
% EERSPGPERS PERIODICALS, BOOKS AND TRAN-
PIPT THE SECOND SKC7I0NOF THE ACT APrR0-
TED NAY THE THLRTEENTH EIGHTEEg HUNDRED
PHTES or p0STAGELH THE C0NfEDER4 7E SITE,
OF4MKBICA. AND FOR Otter PURPOSES" 4 PPRC-
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ONE
J Guorsss Of ne Confederate States Of 1sFicd do enact
ha OF inland postage en- LeaPapsT published IN hc
rate Of for each Taper not weigh ng more III tn &c
ounces ami Tor sye % he baTSed % ns O an and @
published oener than semi monthly shall be charged
The md postage other periodicals. published
IN M O. Moderate and cent to aua subscribers shall &c
on The OCULAR numbers OF periodical not exceeding one ana
hall ouucss in weight cea eaehnumber ID one cent ae-
donA fraction Of an ounce Regular 'uoscroefs 70
navsnapers and periodicals shall be required 70 pay me
postage th,reOn auartsrS In "a snce - 'e bIi,an TSs
unles paid at the post ON OF the place OF pipnss @
inland very other EsPapers aud on eseh ecus
other paper which shall conn eted tth any OF
ittel mate and not exceeding one oua.s ~ u ,s
oae ana boskI und and unbVurd, not Eeghng
over mr. Mounds shall be deemed msable ma ma me m
- ~ and postage on all s1h transient
ms terh bookt s be pIepad IN gu cases e1e ssh
ne at Of JUL as relating TO the pynep Of postage ~
certain cases And al nenspsP rs am s0oS
hsi hs double the goag rates On esch nunter OF DeE.
apseltd circular or Other unesled !Ines n itnt
Dat e placsd in aAs tSs not Tor 0u' lot Ct
Sec = shat set shall take eject AID bs In force on and
ate
S section the approved May the thiserh.
h,ssn hnad ed ana iJtJ one edted sn smerd 81
10 prescribe The rates Of postage In the Confederate states 81
and other purposes, approved Peorua t@r
thr eighteen hundred xty be aad the same heb
repeaed ~ that date except mach 81 sad ond
section as auth the publishers newspapers or eroacs
within federate States aud scsyet and from eac
other their O'es psbicson ore cops OF each
publication free Of p0ssgs.
Approved April 80, 1858 je6-lsWS7
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TRANSPORTATION OF PERSONS
WHO HAVE BEEN MUSTERED INTO TIE SERVICE FOX
TIE WAR
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jeG-Ilsev

AN ACr TO REGULATE IliE EXIRA PAY ALLOWED SOL
D1ERs DETAILED FOR DUTY AS CLERKS N IN .ItY OF
BIJHMONn.
The Congresofs CO-6derdts Stat IF tasricd Gd enact
That the pay allowed solo per me
duties clerks in any Of the public Offices Il he alch
md b. reason Of oelr pAvs disability 10 Gei
shall be increased IRON tWentya per Day ;, ou doer
per day, from and after he passage OF ths &C.
Arp oVed Apil %, ls66. jse laws
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An ACT TO ESTABLISH RAE FosM oFFIFrY CENT TREAS

re Congress ofe Confederate Suites Of america do enOc
Treasury authorised % be issued demon
inan OF one co may Issued in such forms aod with such
autheptica1n as e,sry Of the Treasury sao direct
Ap roysd April u, 1858. t6-laH2F
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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND HATING sTATPS.
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, J
posT OFFICE DEPAKEHtNr,

CONFEDERATE sGBTE3 or AMERICA
PosT oYFIcE DEPlElarSr,
Eeha,nd Va, Nay rs. ls63.I
SEABkD PROPOSALS WILL BE re-
- oEivko t ais Department anl the 25h ofJune next
fdera; STATES for one year from the cay Of July rtx
Marking end Rating stamps Of the folog!nR descriptions viz
Class Circular Ma king Stamps OF STEEL Or other metal Of
.qus durability sccinerence exceed SO inches but
IS much and taste dictate; w The
days in block msi with sucsas thumb for the
me- with Cocoa, Mahogany ether heavy wood OF
stamps bidder wi STATE the additional charge, per
fgure within The circle when required such WORDS
and figures Paid Pad 10, ship, etc.
Clsss rcusr mark Stamps OF ron, or other material
eqga thereto for the use Of pS;oes ssd route agents On s
and STATE OF the Toad me- Nth type Ter
mon b ard dates il blocks Of the material With suitable
model adapted for u Ire crcuerenee Of me stamp 70 DC
0iass g. Circular Marking Stamp, e box wood other
tsrIs equal durability Fl the sane Size IS Class No WITH the
n printers type metal in blocks sne letters AMI figures,
vim and handles the same as described in Glass
c's,4 Ma king st'up,i foreign malls similar 70 sho,e
S. OF Of any other s.Jle ala ted TO the same purpose
O folsaias raag taIPs to eoryPon9 With the cir u
mans ip other rating stamps named rein as may
he req.fed Of he des pilon a. pro rata prizes aed the
par the price snail be increased o. the same
portion, viz:
pad Mseat iorrsrdei.
Mssen.. Dus 2c:as.
r wa def Drop = er1ls'
PcstOHdce Busness, rec. Dae 10
advertise Dae ~
shlp Paid 60
lie for POstyge.
Pooo,sls for Improved pa.erted stamps, with cylinders
the mhnl ADD days, Win points TO pierce the envelopes
with other improvements will he considered.
The glt 70 change the style Of tses'a1ps dsscsibea
either els upo1 ,qrtabe terms, reserved to TIE Postma
General
proposals will received for furnishing the whole Of
named circular siamps. FOR ZACH LAsSsepa-ateiy
STAMPS wI ts different classes Offices
ng to sush ruler AID 2asous may hsFeAfe be sdopcl
"a pepsrtn'n-
Eacl blider iGrBsa With his proposals. eTidcace o.
ab!tt7 % comply With HI, bid.
euci.nt sl'ee viii be repaired 70 contract and the sta
mas be delivered aths Department At the expense Of the
Tactlr.
Pouosss must be endorsed outside the snvelcps
oposSls for fostt flee Marking sisps sni add esed
jobs IL. REAGAN,
NV 2a-w4w Postmaster Genes
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No. As
AN ACT SUPPLEMENTAL h An ACT To RSATBLSI5 Judi
CAL COURTS IN CERTAIN nd AN TERRITORIES, APPRu.
tffRt rIFIFrYFNTIt. IJGHrEyN HUNNBrn Avn

The Congress II the Confederate oGit ~ 90 eau B.
Thar any Indian ntioE entitled 10 lesse Congress
may sue at law or 10 equity citizen citizens Of any State
or Territory Of the Coaidea States any pesons
ate aeS service be had 10 any or eqry
Arising under the Constitution laws treaties Of the C9niSdef-
10 the same manner and 70 the same extent as Is
provided by act OF Congress- and h treaty With the ChsnEee
Ion, suits AZ law IN equity between STATE the
fedrl STATES tisen citizens such State airy
citizen 81 iEens Of such Indian nation person persons
siding or found therein
approved April 81, 1868 J6,-lE2w
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AN g. TO AUTHORIZE THE fsEsIDENT TO OFFER RE-
NgiFAJ FOR THE APPREHENSION or FUGITIVRs FaOM
JUTIcE
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of erica do enact
Thas the PresldenI be authorised for The
apprehension Of gyes rom justice, eioeed In any
the OF pEo thous nj dollars
Approved April 81, 1868 !s6 -1sv9s
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icy AUrHoxlrY1

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
THE CONFEDERATE. STATES, PASSED At THE
THIRD sESSIoN--ls6s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

M coas,sss n 9e Confederate Sas Of Aseica do eada.
Ihe. stoned ofscrs DO
eret ut service r tao war md % sriouga may be
granite ot no re han h.ty sail be tn,si trans
ort hone Prorsded Id.t t.is sovsucs hall
onybe mace dlrLg the snna q sach nor
C. n issionsd cbie~ss snd prists. ,
Aiprovei FebrRsry T. 1864. e. nyf2-wss
AN ct 10 AMTND IAN ACT OR The EsrABLIsHMEa
IND 0RGlNH ,TI0N o. 6EN6KAD STAIR IOk nd
ARMY OF ThH COME Err TE srAyEd"
The Congress Of the Confederate Sat,s ef America do enact
levin att scie; 10 The OF Qaaerrnar General Of re
OF the n'serts States thal ue TAGS, of BdgAJsr
q snetal Ia tie Provisional army.
IpJroved hAici 20tn. 1858 l93-w3w
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DLOO Win Slye the sr1Ie reward OF el00 for
ne arrest sad delivery ny hoy kindly % UceE g. T. sts
ts city, he let the residence Of Maj EMo, lIh street.
sbout 10 DAYS since He about 10 years old dark muatto
has fi at straight hsir. rocking and limp g lille In bis
sst sho AMI heavy hu snd sboui feet n'heS high He
may seek epl.yrnet IN tae ha'S srmy hchrlond,
y ilykiJg sbr1t the c.tJ-
-hn
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THE RESULT.


The correspondent of the Cincinnati Con,msreie!,
writing from the battlefield puts down the Yankee loss
Ou the 22d at 800, which is doubtless far below the
correct marx We extract the following from his let
ter
have attempted no heightened description Of the
carnage near Ycksburg on the 22j for the that
nothing occurred during the day description Of which
would be interest ny because more detailed IL
nothing more than single charge Of the enemy works
which should have been simultaneous, but not. 1t
was unsuccessful and disastrous, whether from bad
management or dsObedence Of orders on the part Of
those to whom, high commands entrusted or from
the dreadful character Of the work TO be performed
Il not attempt TO decide. There appears to have bt en-
Wantot cooperation between subordinate and superior
officers and commands SiormiDg parties went gallant
forward but left to perish for want of support
Regiments and brgades advanced nobfy, but only to be
disappointed in their expectations of receiving
and telp.
The result Of the battle has been disastrous 10 in
the loss of nearly 1000 brave men. We have lost no
ground and the army is not demcrized by its
future to take the position in the South
The Rebels doubt feel encouraged by their success
in keeping US from their works, and this feeling may
operate against sin dispeIg the gloon and despon-
dency which could not but prevail in army routed
for the fifth successive time, the Rebels Big
Black River
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REINroRcENESrs FOR GRANT. So.

The Chlesgo Post of Saturday publishes the follow.
ing paragraph; i,.i,s.5. ..ss d
THE Chicago Irish LEGION whch,fer long time has
been stationed near La Grange, Tenn, has gone to
Vicksburg, with other reinforcements for Gen Grant
Il would be contraband say how many troops have
gone and are going in the same direcou 6gtthey are
good many" a-s 81 .stI ,t
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TIVE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING QUAIL

FIED a. Bdnri-tfs,or GA id ew J. Nils decd Of Gooch.
lana oouGt tskCs this nrihj orm al having claims against
the prese hm gay a;ested, for eiem Dt and
persons rdsbtet the yl please forward ard
make paym:ut
Ny sddress Ia Buish Gpcehlni county, Va
HUGH DAVIS,
my20-lOt Adm: Of Andrew J. Mills, deed.
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OUR loss.


correct estimate of our loss on the 22d will place
the figures at $500 kill, aud wounded. Il is mpossi-
bic TO get an accurate statement after the en-.
gagement l find disposition on the part OF every
command to exaggerate At several division hospitals
heard yesterday Of thousand killed ana wounded,
when less than two hundred would cover their loss.
Our loss on the 22d much less than at Champion
Hill the 10th, but includes large number Of field
and company officers from the fac that the Rebels at
Y eksburg had chance to "pek their men" which
thew did not have such extent on the 10TH when
they had TO meet more equal terms Under cover
of breasWOrk, there was nothing 10 hinder the Rebels
from selecting the leaders Of infantry columns as
they marched up in face of their deadly fire.
The Rebel loss was triaing-how much cannot say,
but probably less than one-tourth of ours. Two COM
panies of the 7h Missouri taken prisoners This
includes ali OF our captured believe. except those Of
our wounded who fell into their hands on the fortica-
iOns-
LATEsF IRON vICEsBURG INK GUEBOAr CINCINNATI
sUEE.
WASHINGTON, June 9, 1868.
Dispatches from General Grant, dated May 80, have
been received by General Haleck The situation of az
fair at Vicsburg unchanged but favorable results
were confidently predicted.
CHICAGO June 2, 1858.
special dispatch from Memphis, dated the 1st inst
furnishes the following intelligence;
"The steamer Luminary arrived on Saturday night
from below with news from Vicksburg TO the 2sth Of
Nay.
"The gunboat Cincinnati was sunk by the fire from
the rebel batteries st Vicksburg the S6th Of Nay,
With reported loss Of over 20 killed aud wounded
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NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERs.

DR. S. A. HART PRACTICES IN MEDI.
- ciue, sey, oDstetc5 sa Gives S7eaisi aieaiIon.o
al YeneTta diseases.
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Notice Is given in the Mississippi papers that the seat
of government has been temporarily removed from
jackson to enterprise
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Signed
Blue Bonnets over The Border.

Gsorgs Moore. Esq Her Brttannic Majesty
Richmond, Va.
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FOR JUDGE--We are authorized to an
TIOMtSF GOHDE csrdate fof le Office Of Iadg.
nthetecrni elcui', Hr5c. Of judge tiosch resigned
ie5-yt
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SAIIT. SAIIJ.
THE SALT FOR POWHATAN COUNTY
BraIy Ct rltslbu!en. TX LBs PER ltaI as e ter
H. Cal se yon; SAT-, o. Bi; ibiIon VIII close
the 2g,h % jane. Jos. A. GArEs
jel-H" Agent f3r Distribution OF Salt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

GES. JAcxsox's REPokis-By some 1t has been fear
that the reports Of General Jack on Of tie impOrtan
plrt borne by his command since the commencement
of the present war would be lost in consequene his
having been so suddenly removed from the fedof his
usennos Of these reports The army correspondent OF
tho Mobile T,ihune vrites
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

Just previous 70 tho late battles Of tue Rappahannoc
al the official reports Of General jackson Of tie engage
ments previous to that time, twenty -four in number
were made up by the zeal and industry o: hs able Ac
jutant General Col Faulkner, which Is source Of con-
graduation to the country the constant activity of Gen.
jackson in the field from March, 1862, having before
prevented the making up of these reports.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
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