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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
THE CAPTURE OF JACKSON Mss.

We continue 70 receive through exchanges frag-
mentary Of the disaster at Jackson, Mss The
Montgomery Advertiser contains some information OBJ
tanned from officer shO reached thar city on Friday
night. HE Advcss from Jackson we're derived from
refugees Who bad escaped and teegsphed from Bran.
doa and other points The Advertiser says:
Il appears from these accounts that the ght began
early hour Thursday morning some eEhtmles south
west OF jackson, and continued nearly al day, our
troops commanded By Johnston and the enemy's BY
Grant. We we're finally driven back 70 Jackson ana
fought them through the streets until OVerpoWered by
greatly superior naz.bere, and ssrs eo1peIod 20 ovao
ults the city, the enemys force amounting to about
$4,000 or 10000, and our only TO about 600
neral Johnston then retreAted Canton twenty -four
miles due north Of Jackson situated OF the wagon road
connecting thence BY Walden TO the road running due
east TO the faEoo river, and leading directly Ylcks-
bl &c seventy miles from JAG kson by this route
When heard from yesterday morning. the enemy's
cavalry we're At Brandon the Southern road twenty
odds miles this side Of Jackson which pois we
had force 70 Prosct the road This iacs official and
may Be relied on.
"GeaeTai Johnston had arrived ct Jackson IL An
Wedne day, and the hght commencing 50 early next
morning, left him time to reOrSa1Za and concentrate
the forces, and he no doubt made desperate resistance
under great Disadvantage lis stated that some DAYS
before leaving Tennessee General Johnston sent General
Pemoerton an order to somewhat change his plans,
which was forthwith set aside By ths latter as very i'm
proper dotaon consequential commander, Fhere.
u2On General Johnston received order at the last
moment on Saturday 60 Mississippi aud take CON-
maud Of the NY lie left she same day, and arrived
in unprecedented time, a. before stated Wednesday
morning. We are glad TO learn that bis compaeent pre-
decessOr had far anticipated the evacuation as 10
have the most important supplies and the archives and
other articles Of value removed. Our army has four
mouths provisions at Vcksburg We have ample forces
in communication in hssssppi under the mastery lead
OF johnston 10 ana reOe the invaders hut IL NAV
require some little time 70 put forces in the proper
position
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
JOIN MORGAN At WORK AGAIN.


correspondent OF the Knoxville Register, writing
victory recently obtained By General Norgan's COM
mAnd, which We copy;
The Yankees having moved across the river at this
place and driven out Gen. Pegams forces, Gen Bragg
ordered Gen Morgan to move up from Liberty, Tenn
with bis entire division Except resmen and "either
capture or drive them across the riyern
Toe command vas az OnUe put in motion and having
made forced march Of more than one hundred aud
twenty niles swimming rivers and enduring al kinds of
hardshps, arrived in front Of the Yankee enoampment
in what Is known the Horse shoe Bend last Saturday
The General, with advance Of about 500 men came
upon considerable force Of che enemy some ten niles
rom the river, when running Eight commenced which
lasted until night, the enemy dsPutng the ground and
retreating from tree to tree.
The next day the firing commenced early in the morn
ing and kept up at intervals for about hours the
Yankees being strongly posted in the thick woods with
their fank protected BY idOst impossible rgvines At
about two o'clock the command made its appearance
snd the General prepared 70 make the attack A por-
lion Of Col Olukes brigade consisting Of Clukes and
Chenaults regiments supported by portion OF Col.
Dukes brigade, consisting Of Wards, Smiths and
Gdgsbys regiments ordered to advance, and the
6gbt commenced by terrific yoley Of musketry from
the enemy, with plenty Of grape, canister and shell from
Eheir cannon. Nothing daunteJ our brave boys never
hered, but mady pressed on, every one having made
up his mind that he battery must be taken. After
most desperate resistance Of about fty minutes the
Yankee lines commenced giving way, and the battery
seemed almost With reach, but thanks to Yankee
horses and the tired condition Of our men, they literal
~ run US and carried Il of. The nature of the
ground made il impossible to advance with any rapidiy
Is the growth Of TIMBER very dense and the ground
much broken.
The enemy continued to retreat until they reached
the river, about four mica where they succeeded in
crossing not without considerable loss Of life; many Of
their rushing mady into the river aud drowning
Il vas impossible TO press them at the ferry owing TO
the batteries Of the enemy the other side command
Jog the south bank for pile and efeetuAly covering
the ferry.
Our loss was severe; some twenty killed aud quite a
number seriously wounded BY the shells Of the enemy.
The enemys loss was heavy, thirty left dead upon
the feld and quite number wounded We took twen-
i've prisoners representing ave different regiments be-
sides releasing quite number Of citizens that the Yam
kess we're dragging from their homes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN ISLE, OF
WTGBT

The Petersburg Express gives the following account
Of hAnd-tOhand fight in Isle Of Wight county, Va.
On Sunday hsE
On Saturday at o'clock, between 400 and 500 of
DOdge's New York Mounted Riaemen left Suffolk, ac-
e0mpanied BY two pieces Of artillery. They reached
Isle Of Wight Court House saturday night and imme-
diateiy threw out pi6kets.
On Sunday morning early, squad Of the enemy IS
strODg started to End picke,s six Of whom, with
horses, were captured. courier was Immediately des-
patched 20 headquarters at Mil Swamp for rein
forcements. Capt Moore, commanding at Nil swamp
ordered so Of the Sd North Carolina (COL Bakerl 70
start in pursuit and once the gallant CarOniaus were
promptly in the saddle leaving about halfpast osfk
Upon uearng CAROLS Bridge, only three miles rom
Isle Of Wight Dodges IS Yankees we're observed trot-
ting eisurey along with captured p,cSets and two
citizens Of the county, who had been seized while go
ing to Church.
The road being vel protected bf trees and the soil
sandy got within one hundred yards Of the in
Vaders before they were discovered The order 70
charge given and informant states thathe
listened 10 such earpercng yel that given by the
brave Carolina bows, when they stuck spurs 70 their
horses and with drawn sbres rushed TO the conflict
Lieutenant Henderson, who Was in command, led the
charge aud in a moments time, the hgbtWas raging
hand 10 hand, sabres clashing pistols firing, aud
boys shouting AZ the top OF their voices, victory or
death" Ia fifteen minutes the conflict over, and
the Carolina boys remained masters of the field such Of
the Yankees as were not killed and captured, taking to
their heels Several dsmOunted and sought safety in
the adjoining thickels.
Our loss Is nut three. Lieu enant Virgins shot
through the heart and instantly killed A private,
w50se name We have been unable TO ascertain also
killed, a1d one other Is missing but he is supposed to
have been lost in the woods, and may yet come ia.
The enemy lsit Is dead tee field, and we brought
OF % prisoners 40 Sharpss rifles IS horses aal seye
'rl pistols and sabres. We also recaptured pick
stAken in the morning, and released the civilians from
their captivity.
A private encountered a burly Irishm&B weighing
200 pounds; and for Eve minutes the struggle for
the mastery between these two, desperate AID
citing, Che Irish Yankee being close to the Confede
rate that the latter could not draw his sabre while his
Antagonist was striking him pOndsrOus bOEs over the
head With big ulloaded pistol This private, by des
rate effort, finally dsengaged himself and drawing bis
sabe, pierced the IrishmSn through and through the
body the weapon proruding several inches the back
The recipient Of this terrible thrast tumbed from his
horse, snd expired instantly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
We RoTETorRT RATTFRY.

The vicksburg Wing of the 9th contains the follow
ing list of the casualties in the Virginia Battery Captain
J. W. Johnston, at the battle of Bayou Pierre, near
Grand Gulf Mss;
KiIled-Frst Lieutenant Philip Peters Second Lieut..
William P DOuthsk First Sergeant David Leps priystes
William Couch aud Frederick G. NOEL
Wognded-Sxth Sergeant James /, Burks, slightly
in forearm; Sixth Corporal Joseph W. Levron slightly
IN knee Eleventh Corporal John J. Smith, severely
fractured IN thigh Jeff in the hands of the enemy; Pr-
Yates James d. Domsn mortaly through left lung, in
hands of the enemy George W. Leips slightly in fore.
arm; William A. Marhaua fractured. in forearm; Sam'l
H. Matthew'S slightly in face Martin L. Prebble contu-
sion in the fooI Frederick Philips. severely in handand
abdomen in hands Of the enemy; Charles T. Shelton,
slightly in hand; George L. Hennatt slightly in thigh
Mssng-Fate not known but supposed TO he prisoners
Second Lieutenant William H. Norgrove Third Sergeant
Thomas L. Sales fhrd Corporal James NJ. Moeicki Pri-
Yates Clement Brzendine, John Brice, John j. CraW-
ford, william Dolman, James B Dye Thos. L. Falls,
jams @. Falls, John Fortune John L. Irvine, James
w. johnson, Benjamin Lester, George W. 0benchain
Robert L. Powell, Lindsay Hephett Richard L. Hennett
and Peter A. Shank
ecauituaIiOn.-Kiled 5; wounded, IL, missing, Is
There were eng ged one hundged and sixteen men,
SIX guns. Total loss, thrsy-6ye men, four guns-One
tweve-pounder Napoleon, six Founder smooth bore,
disabled and twelve FOUNDER howtzers, which
surrounded and OF; three caissons and 6ty.three
horses we're also lost
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
TELEGRAPHIO.
THE BATTLE IN MIssISSIPPI.

MOBILE, May l9tb.-The special reporter of the I'D
vsssr and Register under date Of che 18th, Jack
son, furnishes the following particulars OF Saturday
hgh received from the Adutan of the 18th Mississippi
regiment from Canton last night. The battle was fought
at Baker. Creek about twenty miles west Of Jackson
We whipped the enemy badly Until he was reinforced
from jackson, General Pemberton then fell back TO
Big Black bridge. General Pemberon estimates our
loss at 5000, and the enemy's three times as many
General LOring on the left was Off but cut his way
through to Crystal Springs twenty-five miles south of
Jackson. His loss is unknown. General Tighman was
killed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
EINlaCllL AID RClAL.

O., WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1863
The premium for gold which has been at stand for
time has recently upward turn and is now aotabe
at e. premium selling The brkers paying 81 80 prem.
The chief expRaOn Of this in specie the more
dive demand which has sprung up denong the presence
blockade In sympathy the gold notes
have advanced The buying rate O. prem selling rate
'oGDI5 cent Il no. improbable that the increased demand
for gold and notes owing, degree unayorEbe
vices from The Southwest.
The quotations of leading bonds and stocks, to-day,
furnished by Messrs Lancaster c.. are as foowss
Confederate bonds, 100 loan 1099C9 int do seven
cent lUO nt do 10 loan 100 and mt Va registered
ll2 aud mt Va bOnds Int supd, 1885, NJ carolina
lI5i Tennessee int. supd lGJ Nj do 16J
khmOnd city BOMBS lSb aud init Exchange Back, Farm.
BGnk Balk OF Comma weait1 STOCK 1885, Va. and
dominion lusu ace company
At Messrs Kent Paine & Co.'S auction sale of grocs.
1es, medicines, to-day tie following prices were
ed:
Blown sugar. IN bb 4O5I il bags 81 A. In boxes 81 80
524 4oGDjJ csi lard 431l On; eoncrnr ley
SL5 c,hes SO pce 55 ground pepper * IS; indigo
el45U HJWar Acbr :; opium &4t powdered do SiZ
qIne f2li odide potl SU blue mdiiac acid g.
artao scil s5J3s,Gz ktetels salts ~ So cab ammonia
So Gallo 80; LUjpoSCe tea So English cheese $d6Z Mattel
bra $500 a. DJts GslsyH gin SO5; salad Oh $3.50
hl'rOiort $500 L)swoOd 81 20; county cheese $3.50 tai
a. u per e Gpples Ss5 per dried peaeaeI
6Dlli'0 mtc lun s59 pee ga ltVsn n !; no cHlee
42 pickles - - kerosene oil 425 rice lgs; backing
% per d Z, cab soda S2l3l; etc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

THs READrIo ROOx.--The proprietor Of the reading
room on lltb street has recently received files of late
Northern papers and several pictOralsOne Of the lat
ter containing large view Of the late iron clad attack
on the Charleston defsnces The reading room is wei
supplied with papers from all parts of the COnfederacy
aad AAs become place IF popular resort,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

0uR PUBLIC DEDr.-The debt of t6e Confederate
States says exchange bears proportion to that of
other States in ike extremtes Suppose it TO amount
the end Of the fiscal to thousand millions
France when exhausted by long wars by the loss Of all
her colonies, and population about two and 4 halt
times number and prospective resources certainly
not greater had adost gla to the amount of eight
thousand millions dollars. Her revenue was one hun
bred and eighty seven millions dollars; perhaps little
more than our tax will yield in OurPresent blockade
and isolated state. England with twice population,
in 1891, had debt OF four thousand millions, while her
revenue two hundred aud iortyseven millions. Yet
her credit has been sustained and why not that of the
COnfederaey?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

CorNcI OF tbs EPISCOPAL CHULoH.-The annual
Council Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Do
cese of Virginia, met yesterday in this city, Bishop
Johns presiding. The opening sermon was delivered
by the Rev. Joshua Peterkn, of ST. James Church,
Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

NO1ICE-The first instaiment of salt due
~ the citizens Of Henco County 1861 has been received
AMI will be distributed fJr;hwat the County Court House
Persons before plying mUt procure Certificate from
Justice Of the Peace Of said coon!y
Each person charge OF family entitled to four pounds for
each member Of the T. Ill at ten cents per pound.
Garry right change In order TO avoid confusion and delay
All entitled o. pounds salt viii be regue 70 by
bag cash price. ELIJAH BAkEhi
Hspricn County. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
TEE NEW ORLEANs EyTIEs

MOBILE, May l0th.-An the New Orleans refugees
are At PascagOnla, and now coming in daily. Banks
has extended the time of leaving. to the 25th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

SESr TO THE PESIrESrIAKr.-Jos. G. Ferguson, who
shot John Jewett, an engineer the Clover Hill rais
road about year since tried recently in Chester
field county, and sent to the penitentary for eighteen
yearE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

Tar EMMY AGAIN AovISG on ROxE, GA tele.
gram, from Atlanta, Nay 10, says;
The Qasr;ermas1er OF Gen. Folks corps, who passed
through here this morning. reports that seven or eight
thousand OF the enemy are approaching Rome All
the available force here ordered to be held IN readi
ness.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

PSoNOTED.-Brig. Gen. Edward Johnson, who wa
wounded in the battle of Mcdowell, reported for duty
short time since, and we learn has been made Mai
General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

ThOs Il. Campbell Esq, has resigned the Presidency
the South SIDE Railroad aud candidate for the judge
ship in the Petersburg circuit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

0DsE0UIEs-The funeral of Lieut. n. D. Walker o
the 44h Virginia regiment took place Yesterday Tn
City Battalion performed escor. duty on the occasion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ii. Raeker has been tried in
Amherst county, Va, for killing William Dearing and
acquitted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

COSFEDERArE Possibly aid the Yanks to Rome
by crooked road e?
Because the STRAIT route was Obstructed by great
Forrest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
apIT-tda.
DKE VALLEY

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY.
~ RAILRoADTHe undersigned comities appointed -
ocfhooe win sell public suction IN the town Of Carksve
on THURSDAY, to- 9th day CT joe 1888 ths ROIBOEE
VALLEY RAILROAD, 7geher with all the property every
snd deception bslorgng 10 the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company. The ale be mad Ia accordance with the ps0v
Of tie Get Of thS ture Of Virginia. passed the 1911 day Of
February, 1858, anthor,ziag the sale OF sGi road.
Al having cEuis -rst the said comp earnest
y requested n present them the NJ he'd "a before III.
day Of sale, IL order that arrangements may be made for the
psymentOf the same.
WM A. SMITH,
O. ". PURCELL,
c. IL K TAYLOR }Commlttee.
TH0S G0ODE
gp2s-slastds T. A. WILLIAMS,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
HEAD Qr4erEss CoSFED zRATE CT RDs,
L.. Z. - 1


Camp Winder May 10Th SOS I
HoN JAa. A. SEDDOS, Sec'y War,
Dear Sill detailed for sht hospital Gen Lee on
account Of d ability for hed erviee bat ming to this Camp
the guard sin Z the list Of March,
and on All occos have ned myself he rules and
aons OF tbs place. But there thing Cannot conform TO-
caano be content With short raonS Nhen full allowances are
dram from he ary for You not allow IL and
think Ia justice o. myself ID cOmradss yon syme
thing about t. This mpotion, only the colder bit
on the vcrnmelt hope yOl - be pase2 enquire why
ralns by eman gold h.e when at no
time since have been here have had enough 20 eat
Very spectfuy, obedient ssryt
JAMES WADE 90 G, 18th La Vol.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
AUCTION SALES.
EUTURE DAYS.
iY7RUST SALE OF VGLUKIBLE, LOIS IN

Unjust SALE OF VALUABLE, LOTS IN
Il e1OsEY-Ey virtue Of deed OF trust the Oh OF
April sel, duy dsd In Hsco Coudt Court by request
Of credit as therein provided and With tie Of
grsntors tereed the undersigned Trust therein app,.
ted vii d - cell At public auction premises on
FRIDAY the vi day o May 1863 beginning ~ O'clock p NJ
thEt valuable lot OF ground with thereon
In tleoSn Of sdneS near Hohnoad ety. being whole Of
ot NO 10 fronting 90 feet on Federal street. running 10
on the other This grourd yey desirable, and deemed I'm.
porttnt II viii be divided 70 tNit purchasers.
THHxsAn cash ons fouN cash. balance upon credit Of
H. 49, and norts with legl eres from the dsy sale
the purchaser giving negotiable Cor the deferred
secured by lieu Tie properly The seI Of 1853 be paid by
tbs purchaser. -
RRHowIsON,
WMFGs4y, trustees
saleto be conducted by GoDDIE APPERsoN.
myl6-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

CAPTURE OF YASNEE BoArs.-A Yankee mail boat
and wg-boat were captured few days ago by COM
pany Of North Carolina cavalry, on the Bllckwater-
They were bockaded above and below by the cavalry
aud all hands on board were taken prisoners. The
mills were secured one of which to headquar-
tiers and the other to Gov. Vance. The beats were
brought up 10 Frauka on Tuesday and now lie secure.
ly anchored at that place They are very small craft
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
XTERY VALUABLE.
MOUNTAINS LAND vos SALE.


MOUNTAINS LAND P0R SALE
ny virtue Of decree the Circuit Court OF Nelson county
vember sth 1862, pron sunced then in ne of Mas
sic being friendly suit for the d'sOn Of certain Moubtan
belonging the esate Of The lse VIM ase SHALL IS
the Court In said suit oEer q auction the
presss TUEsDY the le day q NJ lS65 regardssof
her all tie Mountain Lands OF said deSeent not heretofore
sold
head waters ye River through which The old Tye
River Ridge Tu pike road Several hundred
IN good sta6 OF Cultivation, and under good fencing The I'm
proven consist of comfortable gng, with six and
passage kitchen and icehoue and several exce.nt cab
us servants hsr stables toscco LoIse excellent pack
house. baoksis shop and grst mill and In ADDITION
ALL apple orchard in full airing condition This place II
the opening Ia Virginia for tan yari AID estbh
large SCALE having enty o. VOID and bark o. The best
variety and GrOuLd It. Il lies in Nelson county the
15Gnai the koebidge and Augrsts nes 10 niles from
Msssies Mis IN Nelson, AID fom Midway, In Augugta.
2d Slad3 Tr,e miles from Montebeiio, tie me
road towards dBGy-250 ABOUT 80 Of which cleared
and indar nee.
81 Grub Tract acres adjoining ROntebeo ard
animproyed.
small entities OF 90 and aI acres, respectively, about
one mile from Montebelo
aud the Saturday following gooi bad we1tFer
SELL the village NJ New Market Ee.son county Containing
ialf OF land, belonging tire estate
Tss bcth Saos6, - sad s months With personal security,
and tile retained tai payment
J. WARWICK,
80 JOS. LLG0E
THO. J. NA.sI o.
aplT-tds. Commissioners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21
ADyr AND ISsP'R GENERALS oyFICF,
ErOHsoED Nav IL 1854

ADJ'T AND lrSP'R GENE1ALS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND Lay 49, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 81.
The excenes the service requiring large number Of
tery horses public horses suitable for that service EN-.
pioyed IN transport 0therV with mics ths Geld, vii
b. turned over CHIEF Quartemastes Il said armies, who
will supply their places ThcTs necessary wish mules The eai
orse1n es OF armies charged with the ponp CU.ioa
Of this ORDER me direction Of the commanding General
H. Atposs OF ospois other than those Immediately beonging
n armies In the led al public suited for artillery will be
the orders OF Major A. H. Cole inspector General
Field transportation fou te purpose PANIED 2b0Ye aAd mules
substituted where Necessary.
Isqpedl g. COOPER,
mvlb-1w Adj't and Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

M4Jos PRSSrICG-NaiOr Clarence Prentice, son of
George D. Prentice,Of the Louisville Journal who was
made prisoner BY the Yankees some time ago in the
West came on by recent flag of truce boat to City
Point and has arrived in Richmond Major Prentice
has done long and good service in the "Rebe" cause
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

r. ENERAL COAh1SsION HOUSE,
~ 81 Main street,
IyNCFBURG, Virgil.
VII buy sGd sell CEussob, Leaf Ms,gi,rrid a1d smo
IN Tobacco Wheat RoDJ, Corn Cotton a6cs And IL fact 5
Ty;hag Kept In Genera, Commission HouSe.
Net proceeds Of sale promptly rendered.
We refer 10 the b17iness men Of Lynchburg generally
ariH Er- WINS UOT'E 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

FEREs;-DnlIl year tiSOOi n0nAs SsOO fer les Pc
NOD. a3.eo PER month
sl,u-EszELY yssr $500; sRonths. S5.00.
WEEkl. ! year, $500 aO1ihl, 500.
EsELtsncss ths TiSk Of the FSbscIibG.
A5TEsIsuODany square, Eis5 SiOo rssziOa s1i
70 cents continuance ssuVsaEy or Thvssky nseOnI
BLo0 per square Weekly insert on sl.5O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

ADJ'I lNbF|h
RoaEOsp, hsy IL, 1855. (
GENERAL oRDEEs,
No. CT.
Farmers upon premises horses and mules have been
may hereaer be left by the enemy admoBhe pursue the
requirements OF the Law Of their respective states respecting
try so far as 10 The property vRlu d. and The vaua
the eof recorded and whore Is not spnsent that such
prep ry tie property OF lie Unef St5 Government; 20
have adv rrtsement thereof m d. required by Law
Upon compliance with the above admcnOu the Govern
ent Will any adverse calm such hories and mules
unlcss hey SHAH the properly whereof the o-
having Possescn may have been epoed by the eneny
and thea Olly Tho eNte.t Of such eEceas ia Value
g. All officers the ary VIII respect he tights Of citizens
defined and cedes IA the foregoing sections.
By ORDER
Isguedl COOPER,
my 1S-1w Ad't and llspE GtnI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-21

THE SIXTH LECTURE before the Y. Ms
O Association vii be delivered THURSDAY Evening the els,
Inst a. oeoeL Ia the Let Baptist Church, (Dr Barrows by
JOHN RANDOLPH TJCKER, Esq. =
Subject" The SOtsra ChHTcb Justified In IL sDDor of IA
S0Hth IN lAe PreSsnt l0ar.' ~
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