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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
LATEST NEWS.
From the Phil. Inc.

.,>uaral lee is presumed to be meditating
!, .o#sns;vp. from the fact that he has detaln-
s u ,ba SURGEONS and nurses whe crossed with
e1 VIZ ,bnI,1ces to look after wounded At the
IT, Tn;+al States and Bank Ford he has, paced1
.L4nr;es N nosition. and it looks much as II
g Sa.;rnad an advance over the Rappahannock>
md an attack, It may be, however, that ne
himself fears forward movement on the part
Of General Hooker H.:
u R b. Of cavalry raid upon the Nation
Al CanitaI via the Chain Bridge has teen GU
~n}a1ed freely, and the citizens Of Georgan11o"n
seem 70 have suffered great anxiety on lueo-
1,v with an idea that Stuart or Moseby were
a}out rivaling the Harris Light Cavalry, when
thev flashed up to the gates OF hlchmono,
short fortnight since. Lest sucn 'ne'etaenG
nigh, be indulged in, it is said the panks OF d
the Chain Bridge were removed, Whl'e lull
s,attarv wss stationed at the Aqueducu Bridge.
FROM West Virgoia we learn that Floyd IS
moving forward at the head ct ten thousand
n,en 70 reinforce Jones and Imboden, with
view to advance upon the Baltimore and Ohio
Ra;1aoad at some point between New Greek
and Wheeling. General Kelley ls on the
alert.
Her British Mdestys corvette, Rinaldo,
arrived IN Hampton Roads on Wednesday,
from Charleston on Monday afternoon. She
reports the flags on the forts and in the city
at half -mast, in memory of "Stonewall JACK
son.
The iron-ca6s were still in the vicinity Of
Port Royal, and no indications Of al attack
upon Sumter were apparent.
The Alabama has been heard from south Of
the Equator.
The Richmond papers Of the 18th instant
are filed with panegyrics on "Stonewall'
Jackson. His remains were laid in state il the
old Capitol, on Tuesday.
News from the Army of the Potomac rep
resents everything as quiet The troops are
resting and preparing themselves for another
encounter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

Il lie auction. on TUESDAY NEXT, THE
18TH INST, at the late residence of Mrs: Ann
Solomon, deceased, her entire stock Of MlLLI-
merry GOODS. consisting Of RIBBONS,
LACES, VELVETS, BON.NETS, BONNET
FRAMES, and variety Of other goods, such
Also will be sold at the same place and time,
al the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE.
TERMs.-Cash on delivery.
my l4-dtd W. c. RICHARDS, Exct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
The --latest from Con. Grant.

CAIRO, May l3.-The Hon. NJ. Washburne
left the extreme front on Friday, and from him
ne learn that General Grants advance was
within fifteen miles Of Edmonds' Station which
was Is miles east of Vicksburg. Two DIVE
sions of General Sherman Corps had reached
Grand Gulf, and General Macarthur was cross
ing. The army is IN excellent condition.
SECOND DESPATCH. -CAIRo, May 1.-THE
very fastest dates from Gen. Grants army are
70 Thursday. At that time he was eighteen
miles from Grand Gulf, encamped near the
Big Black River We had not yet possession
OF any part Of the railroad between Vicksburg
and jackson. There is probably no truth in
the reported latte at Clinton. General
Grant is receiving heavy relnforcements 4
new overland road tor troops and trains has
been made from Young Point to the river be-
low, which is only eight miles long, and great
" expedltes the forwarding Of men and sup
Plies: Ten negro regiments have been formed
and Gen Thomas, who is just from Mem phis,
thinks that ten more can be formed.
The Vicksb,rg Wig Office has been des-
troyed by fire.
Another attempt at revolution had been
made in Hayti, but without success. French
Eelntorcements for Mexico had touched at
Martinique and other islands, Crop prospects
look promising.
The National Intelligeneer says:-"The
nunlber Of Confederate prisoners taken in the
late battles at Fredericksburg, &C. and
brought here have been ascertained, we are
informed, to amount to about twenty-one hun
ored twenty-five regiments Of Gen. Hook
e army whose term has expired, have re-
-l3red from the army-numbering about ten
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
LIVE AND LET LIVE!!!
THAT IS NY MOTTO!l

THAT IS Ny MOTTO!I
INVITE the ladies Of Alexandria to CON-
L tinue pat, onizing me at my new stand, only
the latest styles and uea0 goods at the lowest
prices. Polite attention to my customers is my
aim: and while I study to please, | never mind
the trouble to show goods, and let people have
their own choice. All goods sold as cheap rs
elsewhere. s. KOS ~ ALI,
l78 King street, near Washington.
AID 29-tf Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

DAINTS OILS &c Dbl, Spirits Turpen-
/ tine, bbl. Native Turp entine, Copal Var,
nsh, Coach Varnish, Japan ditto, and q full
supply Of Linseed Oil, Paints of al deserlptons,
Window Glass and Putty. Lamp Oh, Neetstoot
Oil, &C., &C. received and for sale by
my l2-3w* HENRY COOK, 80 King-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
GREAT BARGAINS!
30 OTIS A N D S II O E S {.

Z KAUFMAN Formerly Of the firm OF
81. Hecht, Kaufman Co.. has opened store
No. Is Royal street, opposite the market, where
he keeps constantly large stock of all kinds OF
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c, which he
intends to sell at the most reasonable rates
Ladies and gentlemen, if you desire to get
good and cheap Shoes, for yourself and chill
dren, please give a call to
No. Is Royal street..
my 1S-1m (Mrs. Engelbrechts old stand
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
Another dispatch SAYS /:
steee OF YIoIkshnrr.

MEMPHIS. June g. Advices from
GRATIS army to the 30th are received.
The siege of Vicksburg is slowly pro.
crossing. The mortars are firing slowly
day and night. All the prisoners from
the Vickshurg Jail have been released
and put across the river. They report
that one of the mortaris shells exploded
in the Jail and destroyed il.
Lakes Landing on Yasoo River, 1Iav 20.
Scouts report Gen. Johnston advancing
one army corps. We drew seven days'
Iaii ,ns and marched to meet him at day.
lii ht yesterday. His approach IS stated
Ia be Between Yazoo and Big Black
Rivers, with the inleAtion OF retakinQ
Haines's Bluffs and breaking our COM
munications by the Yazoo Their force
ia vsriously estimated at fifteen to
thirty-6ve thousand. Grant is confident
OF bis ability TO defeat him.
Richmond papers Of May Both contain
no astes from KeFs Ufg. 4Ei,
Dispatches from Grant are to the 29th
ult. They are favorable. No more
. lighting .
No fears are felt that Grant NAV be
attacked in the rear, Grant having occu-
patton OF the Bluff and other points that
must prevent such a movement on the
part of the rebels. Persons who have
been 10 DesotO Point says that, with a
glass, they cannot see a single human
being In Vlcksburg save soldiers. Our
men capture horses daily belonging to
rebel troops.
Several desertersl from the rebel army
at Vicksburg came TO Cairo Yesterday.
Some from Prices force came from the
Texan cavalry. They escaped on Mon
day evening last, having anticipated in
all the battles between Pemberton and
Grant t. that time. They agree in re-
porting the Confederate loss in the des-
perate engagement of Friday, the 23d
as very heavy.
The cessation Of hostilities on Mon
day, previously mentioned, was for the
purpose Of allowing the women and chill
dren TO leave the city.
The rebels are limited in tho amount
~ their stlres--nOt more than enough
issuing haf-rations to suffice for thirty
days. The deserters say there are about
thirty Thousand soldiers in Vloksburg.
They seem q entertain no doubt of the
speedy surrender OF the stronghold 10
Grant and his troops
Lieut.. Col. H. q. Warmoth, Of General
MeClernand's staff, relates an interesting
incident of the eight on the 22d ult, TO
about this effect; Sergeant Joseph Grit
htt, of Co. !, 22d Iowa, took III men and
with them drove a squad of rebel gum
ners from an earthwork, and held IL for
some time. The rebels were reinforced,
and on returning killed the IL men,
Griffith being Knocked insenslble to tLe
ground; the rebels were occupied IN the
work, and continued 10 FIRE az our men.
Jest as they had discharged oil tnelr
pieces, Griffith returned 10 consciousness,
and sdsiag hts muskst, jumped 70 his
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
~ lha Nashvlllo uaIon.
CAMr NEAR MURrREEsBoac

Juno IL, 1868. (
Mr.. Editor: Quite number of the
officers OF the Army Of the Cumberland
have had swords presented to them, &C.
companiod with patriotic speeches, sc.
and now I am in luck, AT the stin
hours Of tde night, when nothing was
asir, not even a mouse" my worthy
young friend, r. n. Hood, Adjutant Of
the I'd East Tennessee Cavalry, slipped
slyly into my tent with the announce
ment; Major, have bought you q
sword; please accept it as token of
friendship" I turned TO thank the gem
erous donor, but he was gone Adjutaut
Hood is an exile from Marysyille, East
Tennessee; Only eighteen years of age.
10 mas been Adiutant of this regiment
Tor some months past and / speak no,h-
ing bat truth when cay a drawer or
more Efficient officer docs the bidding Of
uncle Samuel" than he. Boy5iS, I thank
you for tbs elegant present. and may all
su'h loyal hearts I've to sss the Gag Of
the ha4s agSiH Scat Ger Rast Tennessee.
Wat, z MSpAVH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

The charter If the National Bank of
Cincinnati has been accepted by the
Comptroller Of the currency, with a
capital Of one million dollars, and with
power TO increase 90 three millions.
Rosecrans has issued general order
placing rebel officers, now m his posses
sion aud hereafter captured, IN close
confinement and fcrhiddiDg parole or
exchange.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
Ea.t r.nno..,e CONC rlnt..

We copy the following advertisement
from the Knoxville Register No oubt
some of the conscripts whose names are
given, are now in the Army of the
Cumberland, or Kentucky.
4 OFFICE COWDT CONCRIPTS.
Knoxville, May 4th, 1865
A Board Of Examination will convene
at the following times and places, 10 ex-
anime all Conscripts who were, from
disability, unable to appear at former
places of rendezvous.
For Green county, At Creenvo on 10th Of May.
FOR Hawkins R0gersylle lth
+ washington county, ~ Jonesborot 10th Nay.
For sullivan /" " Zollicodsr 2lst Z"
Ia addition 20 the Conscripts mention
ed in the foregoing (and in OBJ, dience to
General Orders, No 80, A & Gen. Office
the 70 flowing named Conscripts will
present themselves at points designated
or they will be treated as deserters
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
Female SPY.

A dispatch from Murfreesboro' says +;
The woman who was arrested couple
Of days since as a spy, feigned insanity
yesterday, but forgetting her role, re-
yeslsd the ruse, aud good-naturedly
owned up She is being tried day by
the Military Commission, and if found
gull, y she will no doubt be shot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

We are indebted to Capt j. W. Stinch-
comb, Of the 18th Illinois, for Southern
papers, atvsrious times. We thank the
Captain sincerely, and will be happy to
"report' to him, whenever we can snatch
a moments leisure. No trouble in ina
king out the name" the last time, Cap
tain!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
THIE LRTEs It NEWS.
.,slrn,,hnt nInrfreesborc I

We learned from passengers on yes.
terday's train from Mut freesboro that
body Of rebel cavalry attacked and
drove In the picksts Of Gen. jeff O. DB-
vis's division The troops were imme-
diately under arms, and The assailauts
were speedily repulsed, with the loss Of
several killed and wounded At present
We have 10 further particulars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
NIAJsRIE D,

ca Tue 70 inst, ~ the faulty residence b the
NV, p r. rsu, HnE1 EIeIAyn al MAr H.,
daughter Of W. 3. Eisaba a II Gals sisy. -
F.taburg paPsls please COPY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

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on FRI eden 90. 10 ll7Nty
.-EzN 80 - e..
.. 81. rt.f UEH.
7;,s isa..rrr.-7.--. . rsrazvas- raa-r -''s
FRIDAY MORNING JCNE > 1885
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
Csnt.onadInG IN the D4rsc ION Of
FFenklin.

Yesterday afternoon heavy and rapid
cauuonading was heard here in tde di-
reclion Of franklin, by numbers OF our
citizens The firing commenced between
four and five O'Clock and lasted some
three hours.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
"Maiol- General COMMANDING

See Niles Register, Vol. W. page 2U5.
General Jackson was q practical man,
aud a true patriot He was a man de-
voted to achievement Of results, not 10 the
painting of theories upon the clouds. II
he were alive to-day, we have not =
shadow of doubt that he would address
the same appeal to the adopted child
rem" Of America, Of African descent"
to fight against Southern rebels, which
no addressed to them In 1914 to fight
against the British invaders
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

A Murfreosboro letter dated May SO,
says; %, PC.
Recently we received information of
the departure of three brigades from
McCo Sn's division. Three days ago an
Eng lishman from Mobile, who managed
10 reach our lines, claimed to have IN, {
Breckinridgs's and Withers' divisions
%, tween SAelbyville and Chattanooga.
The subj oined extract from the Atlanta
Commonwealth, announcing the arrival
Of General Breckenridge in that city,
appears to substantiate his statement.
Yesterday, scout, who spent over two
weeks in Chattanooga, brought positive
Intelligence that troops bouud for the
South-w west have passed through Chat
tanooga almost uninterruptedly since the
18th inst
A dispatch dated June 3, says:
Scouting parties who have secured tie
country on our left and in our rear re-
port no rebels
a gentleman who has just arrived from
Tullahoma, and whose statements are
deemed reliable by prominent officers,
say there are not more than two iegi-
ments at Tullahoma, aud that all OF
Brsgg's forces have been thro wn forward
to Sbelbyville, Beech Grove, Hooyet'a
Gap, and other points immediately on
our frout.
A skirmish occurred this afternoon on
the Manchester pike between our videttes
aud the rebels. The fling was very
rapid for about an hour, when the enemy
fell back Casualties not reported.
Another dispatch says:
There is no conclusive evidence that
Claiborne's division of Bragg's army had
been sent TO Vicksburg. Only the two
infantry divisions of McCown and
Breckinridge, and the cavalry corps OF
Forrest, formerly Van Dorn's, are kno wn
TO have gone, as has been stated.
Doubtless the entire divisions OF
Withers, Clliborne and Cheatham's the
Infantry brigades of Anderson and
Jackson, and the cavalry divisions Of
Wheeler and Wharton, are in our front.
Our private opinion is, that the birds
have flown. 1lgi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
NOTICE,

rTHE PARTIES TO THE FOiIOwIEG CLAM.
L dled with tho Roerd Of Claims, at tho Upltt..
are hereby notified that the Docket will be- taken d..
for investigation follows, aud they arc tcQue.ta
TO be present with their witnesses
Claimants falling TO be present with their witness.
OF the Docket.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

"95,h Indiana ought to take steps
TO report the disloyal dealer he speaks of,
TO the proper officer Certainly no loyal
officer, Of any discretion, would pernt
traitors ~ be 10 our samp.
We viii uss sysFy sfor, 70 on orders
Cor he UERog.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
raE EJEajEIG LEGISkAPSRE.
: UjHlIS:Ef:D SEsCIpa.
.Nnvnr MaESrsG. H..?rh 50 1893

Aovnr SiaRr,sc. :'.srh 50 1888
>i:.%ATs.
Ia" Ar,.a:o ,G"; Of - loci - Mr.. .l.a F.
JOHNSON, IN ne Car.
EyrCurvg coMSrSIc.IIos
m.ssaxe vas resolved from Cav. Lslchny
=" :a:t-or"" "a = resolution p-saea by tie
Ge"ars; Assembly, ieEus:,iny Tie c,ss II
tci,:"s, WHO ~nS rrrestcd on yus5ic:un ct
being spy. irn. Winde- bs. r,r: e. p1ndsa
with ihs G.reT;:os, And PROMISED 90 fetal
sccoun+ ot :he a;l.ie.
Mr.. tnL,isR sail thai :ir. Uai.irs wss .
c,tg,n y: his rmI.i.y, -ni uos cr,rm.c:ad
With TIE amy Tbis poe ,han ~ks .:,:s;ed
rn the 10Th ii July, 1863, without law Or var
,unt thu: he WAS toGh,e1 Il prison until he
h-:,Rne les p4,s.:, and thar ~hle attempting
- sscspe to get % L4 vile, WHO is i'll des-
titute circumstance. vas Shot sai killed by
the guard.
~ would aniY say thai; in bic opinion,
tas Blood OF th,s man uzs upon the skirts
pt the Confederate Government. Upon
bis rlo;'.'n. the commur iea,ioa WAS lid On
the tabs.
"A'i<' TASSeb'
Ssaats bill 20 ame"d and re.en.ct section
s";za scs passed Mav Il, 1862, entitled an
at &c organize Honie Guard.
Ths bill to suspend tbs payment OF the
sa!atieS Of judges Of the Commonwealth re-
siding or remaining within portions OF this
Slate sctu. Lily occupied by The enemy, was
opposed by Me.s!s. NrssoN, ARMSTRONG ard
others, and advocated by Messts. CoGML1
EARLY and DicrIssos, of Prince Edward.
Mr. TiuAFeRho s,id that he desired to ex-
plain thu vote which 10 should give. lswss
d!ti:u!t 70 bring ilis Iand to the conclusion
that he ought 10 10 evil that good mag re-
suL- He did not feo disposed to drag down
into one common mselssr"n Of guilt md
saspc on tbe just sud tbs unjust, He wished
it tn fa distinctly understood that rs dis
cain d ell mention Of eating tbs slightest
Impu:auun CT th. hrr Il characters Of Judges
Parker and Ihomp on, b vn!ing for sae Gill
now hefo-e The Senate.
Th' MI wss passed.
Also Senate bill requiring Sheriff., Ser
6 'snts aud Commissioners to settle their &C
counts.
A bill appointing Inspectors of salt.
Senate bill to prevent and punish the hoard
log Of provisions by apeculstors and others.
On lo"tion Of MIR. OCcHiLL, the Senate took
q recess until Il o'clock P NJ, which was
sub sequsnty extended % 5 O'Clock.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tn House, afser rejecting ire ssn.te bill
fr carrying into tff.c. tho contract by the
State with Stuart, Buchanan i Co. for the
les:e If certain PORTIONS of their salt works
and p rsepsl property, al amended uy Mr..
FLOOD. of Ap2onartox, TOOK up the JOINT re-
solution from the Senate rahyipg the con-
Tract tIr the lease af ten furnaces ard certain
ps.s nal property. as rported by the joint
cou,mlt,ee of the two Houses, and the resolu-
ton 81 It cane from, the Senate wss adopted.
Tns ntthc!, IS entered into by the COM
mittee, Tor The lease of certain portion Of
the saic works st valuation, and the purchase
Of a portion Of their personal property, has
now been ratified by beth houses. Il only
femsns to carry out the terms of the CON
ttact by bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
TIE HEsALD's MONEY Ak-rcl.r.
'rurpSnIr E.-ch nf-S y ~


Gold vas active to day, but less megc II :!
than yesterday. IL oaened ~ ABOUT III de-
clinsd to 1875, rallied 70 1901! sold il tse
afternoon st l39, 1895, 1891, and c'co2u 80!
bid. AT the close urge humble. Of oIl.;..
to buy We're a,!cc, and 1t looked rs ,I-u,:.
"ths bottom" had boon ro=:aed for tie y7 =
ent. Exchsrse sold a. low as l52 f.: ii IL
class bankers bills, and Closed sbon; l52 s.
Isl. Some loading bankers ara buying H.ck
ct the p 'esent prices their own bills, ~ a:ci.
they sold to spectators and forsi IN merchants
who wanted 10 h9.Id, month o. two sIn,;a,
At 1876 l95.
Money Is as o,ay ,s eyer. On 81. -
brokers get all the money thy wen: g: s i
per cens. tcrtln,,aus Of inhabited 1895 40
steady. In h:s: c!as! merchan:ils' p.,ar
there is !ltslo ding. and rs, are uachsrs~t.
The paper Of some dry goods j,boors Eoi
merchants who have been spsculn:iag n
goods is offered ct very high ra:es, ini-ui.
Stocks woru lower this morning than leg:
evening. and prices were fully as nu;h DO
pressed IS yesterday n9rnics.
The idea-or peri Aps, Ta Rh0u'd So. -
delusive expedition o. g., ely uGMc? w:
deltiJ uade.!:eG II, e .vsne.4. / vh;.N 40
decline Ia gold is the outward symptom. pcacg
would n.turaiiy lead to great chang: VI
business sni values; bus tbo,e chsuca.
would not as sGme suTpo,e be ur.:i:m -
Identical in tho various branches Ct Susl-
neSs- Peace would set free once uo.a tho
great Southern staples, aad hare, vOr;c 3st-
u,auy CAUSE decline IL Cotton, turIca,'ne,
rice and tobacco. Br c,usirg so'l 10 &,
it would bring down 10 p'iro Of ;"To;HG
goods. such 81 tsa, sugs-, coffee, hides, forej-H
hardware, 60. Dcues;ic dry goods would
follow cotton IN the downward course. But
there il no reason fcr suppcs;og tn: 1ssSo
would sFsct irjurious!y tins price of ,he s:cas
Northern staples or tic genera i:lofas1
trade Of tho North. "a $40 can,-s-y,
tho hGs:nasa ot tho couu:r", iI,gG han
recsiG"c Tremendous iiYpe.is by he
ElAiu 'sc;T.o Of pepor noHay. wcnli .,";riTt
l. naw to7elopmcn: CT the :"nclos;au q +
pscs:. imu,isrscou ;;e@ EI!aP- -cu!l
h"S u Inc WesI At Al i?rr>csG7a..3 !.'a.-~.
Un'is- .,s iniluen;e OF sn .::ess.t h;s.!y ..o-
iecli:c .AniI, i.cto"isG ~yJii G;.-,ns % )
IVORY village. Uadar ,n~ ,si; ,.nc, o.
S450,O 800 600 81 p.psr r.orev, s.:cru'i5o u
Of evsry kind ~oaii be .ta::ed, rri ii. I'M
bouncl.s, resuurces 81 t:s county wuCi 20
developed. Wiih pesce voui'i come tie scs-
taI at.on "j confidence, and with IA. woud
CONS cas..:ii from abroad 20 c. agsts w..h
our horu- capital 70. employment. T."
establishment Of pssco woud act'" Gs.Sio
the nations sneigiss, n"~ de"otsl IL Zoe
prosecution Of tho var. 70 fescciu. puTs;ii'",
and the results would hs ccmm&osGTs:o uJIa
tho Increased supply CT m3nsy wa':l "c:rf-
prise would be enabled 20 comnarc Ih>se
various visions OF ths futu7s are yransnly
premature at present; and j. roua. -'wsys
be remembered that pSacc wcuid 70: c'nCs!
single dollsr Of tho $3.50. o0o,000 .; r.2e'
money sfoat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The markets continue quite animated. q.0s
81 Goa2s; Extra $50; Family $50 5ca IS. Cold z. 7ts
10; Silver 60 oOAa Is. There hGs 5acr soH:s
slight change In tho stoaa lnA-ts+ We l1o,e
follows:
Confederate state honas tslOrAo0.ooc i,'a=! Sin.
long dsts lOJlI nnd int
Confederate IS million boals. lis an: iat
Tennessee Ststa Duads, linteassS sya, ori-! -:
sslss III.
North Csro!ins State npda pr .o.: 80, -.
Virginia Stats Stock, sales liz
Hict.mo1d City BondA s1lsG lC8.
Exchange Bank Stock. sales It8.
Farmer Bank Stock, salea Ill.
Bank OF Virginia. Stock sAes IS.
Virginia Suspended Bonds coupons, II, :c1on: ..'ss
Irsders Bank stock, Lat salss, 100.
Bank Of Richmond, Lest stock, Last sales ~,
Bank Of the Common wealth stock las: Ell III
Old Dominion Insurance Stock Last sales 30.
Virginia l.lis Insurance Company 6r3c.. lsdt ss:e.
l65.
virginia Fire and Marine Inn,rsnco, las: sais, s5,
Richmond Fire AsaociL:io. Stocs last sAe1 80.
Insuranoe CoE,pany oil. ths sts:s Of Vlrgnia, les:
Msrchsnu' insurance Stock. last salsa s2>s.
AIbatnxrIs INSURANCE Stock, Inst sales e2,..
Virginia Central Railroad, lot mortgage bcnds-;iS
and Int. -,
OrAnse and Alexandria Railrosd per cont. bod
lest sales l02 and int
Orange and Aie<antr. Rsarua1 8 ;''E ''"'. 'r'h'
lat ssles l02 and int
south4sds Railroad bonds-gusraa'eec BY OK? OF
Petersburg l26 and Int. ~
South Side Railroad tonts not guassn:ee.-93.
Richmond and Yosk River Railroad bondr, aaS w
and Int.
Richmond fredericksburg AID Pn'ons' .;-'E:."i
NO recent sales.
virgins snd Tennessee Raii.u,i, % naor',;4 '".,
LIST Aa.cz III and int
Virginia Ceazsl Rairosd STOCK saa- TO-
Rcimlrd and Petersburg, hAa-oah s1-cs, Las: - 81.
III.
Elchrno..: .a1 7c:S P!7sr Railroad 2toes. 81.
R,ch,norh Acd OnnvuIs RAnrosd s.or-s 20; t-.''
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Jar.yI Rvs. and KanAvha S:ocS--r1 ,ecs, .-is!.
MONEY MATTER
Virginia Sot,1 90 s. 60.
North Caroina-6U IS.
south Carolina GeossiA, ALzoana sac isan=as ~
Goa 6S.