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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO
"A let-At Planhel New erse 70 miles from New York
aythee sors Mansion and Atty OF Land house 40
get sqiar hign ceilings, marble manles rosewood doors
Ac with and copveien carriage house and
other outhoses in excellent orders admirably located and
distant ony tn minutes walk from the depot VIII be sold
Or rented For furher articuars apply 10 WIN.
III. NELICK, 4p7 Broadway. "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
be, biele8 @eldaft nid5t utebr 5u MAIDEN y

be bteieS @eldaft ni4t ulebr gu MAIDEN u
Datntt ppIGte er aufIteben. .9.et
,,8leiben Ste ftben, alter Serr,I peun e8
1T 3u Ipat gum 8af5uSe !" CAB Wee falt
unp beinabe brpbenb our NntipOrt. ,,lIeber-
tptnben Sic Die 9lufwulIun9e1t, wel4e neinr
bittsren gSabrbeiten in Sbnen berppr9erllfen
buben, unb bSren Gle mid selallen an. =
Sd bin fem &na6e mebr, 11lei1t Better, ll11b
pelterfabren 9enuA um IN @eiddften tpie
unIer pUrlte9enoe8 auf meiner Sut 3u lein.
3tpar Iebe id] brauBen alf Der Gprtreppe
Sbren gte1fen 8lenber unD eiuen anberlt
jungen Malm 9lei9Iau al8 Sbre Saupegar+
&c, bite aber fetnen @rlnb, bteIelben Sl1
fitrdteit, pielrlebr Die idSnlte @jeleBegenbeit,
Sic pabur6 5u aterfil6ren. Seseu mir ben
Sal, i9 9dtte eGenlp gut alS Prpcuratpr 8iz
ffDff rpran89eIebeit, rper pernlutbet, ner
allein Der anpnpute 8rieFidreiber feline fSn4
ne, metder iid 8ur 3eu9i4aft se8en6 6errn p.
Wtprib ertpt; neGmen mir at, lopphl Serr
8iIdpff o(S tA batten ben SdluB ge3gge1,
iold)' ein pprltdtiser Mann, ipie !9err Sta1
9euonn, merpe leine Sarteu 70 eeuliidt bae
BEN baB Die 8ei4affllu9 Der 8eweiarlittel
nur ppn i9m abban9e, mir bdtte biele .8ez
tpet8mittel an un8 brinsen mollcn, phne Die
perlan9te @unme pafitr 5lt be3ublen, ---tpas
warben mir al8PGm tbte8 Sepenfen9 allSe@
rrDnet 6aben ?" e M 4ga& asa5
StI9eutann Itarrte bli5eut. unb nit blel~
den, bebenben &ippen ben SPreder an uAb
bate feline 9lntwprt. -i9 :? ste .1asl
,,g8te nun ?" fu6r g6eb fprt a,lpie nun,
meun in bteienl gfeben5immer, nur purd Die
au9elebnte &biire BON uns 9etrennt Elm 9tfg
palt, cine Gjeridt8peripn unO 5pei flallilde
3eugen iaBen, mel9e Die ppraus5ule1enoe
9e8enwarti9e SerbQuplung 28prt fir 28ptt
nit anbGrten {? ggte INN, perrn mir insber
Gprau8T4t, DAB Soie cine Saupesaree bel
ltd baben, um I'M Sale eine8 WdBtraude8
Sbrer Mittbeilungen Die rulde 3erlt6rung
Der 6etreHeupen 8epei8mittet, Die sic an
einem It6ern Srte peritedt baben, 3u bemerfe
Relltgen - lpenn mir, ia9e lid, in pieier grr9
ausli6t eini9e @enpqrmen III eillen Soir1tere
bait selest batteu, UNI ilue Selfer8belfer ob=
5ufan9en uno Der 3erRSrung i2ner 8ewei8,
mittel pcr3ubeu9en ? 9Sa8 miirben Sic,
fra8e i9, in eiuem lplden Talle mod tbun
fSnnett uul li4 Ielber 81 rettelt !? 9Bdren
Sic nidt gang bilflp8 in unIerer Wiadt?" .s9
(6prtIesuus fplst) 81. h1ss9 SIC
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
SSyfet3 t30utca as9alss

30, S98 9IQrpanp @b., nQge Dem gQpslo.
Dees benl gnbttlua Gbeiete 0aus nit BEN gSaitiqsn
@are pe3n 9erauutgSn unb iblen Gaiafalpa III n al m
ietaen zbftIen oerl@6nsr nb st6ecr an6 6 fcraiii m
ppbien. ,
Suit2ls 9Obn DeR Gfdent6hrsr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
%etec @tameEtdl'8
European Hotel,

SIDE Der i'll. Str. unb %ennlpJDalia III
sIss u, geutropntft htt gunbtshnuptnaot geleett l
alien Gtonemli9feu ant elmer pprtrNIiGsn gnriab aL
ns9erlese 9Ql& IN rlea @etdf&lfeH pne hsH rCiienss,
DuSlttur1 bsrniif beieEs snpfDtIeu -F &octfA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Dpct0r @. q OIL
hsLa alrst ltnb @ebnrkshelfer,

slqs gRos5aa, 4. Str. E9afbInstor, %. @.
SpreGaui4len bpn 7l0 lthr Mpr6ens tno bDn 2-5 I9F
&nt. @etntpit plrb gcn 2-3 llbr RabntttagS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05

Das unter bent pprbenbe EitcI berSTenil1te ulp BE-
rets III BET Sritteu 9as erdeneue QBer bat sine gerbre
tun9 in n6 anBerbaH Der ger Staaten sranpL Die pGne
reere gSprte binret6enb lr fene 3tpedmdb bi9fe o r
Ieinen bis jCbt taum iibertrpifslten 98erlb pri6t
Die urhtbaren QBireet ter7 7@efdetbtstrant6eten al
ne msni6de @eutbet n0 bas 2eben8elGt nb Iebcr Sen
nsten Wenl8en lao eDrelt9 tet Suesne nod, mnsr nd
len an @e6le6tsfuaufbeel leibenb @erOnen fpr @ltern
2eGrern ub @rSeteEu, webe 9eptlienba fir ba5 gSOb
tbrer inber lnb fe8ln9e 5u fpr9en bembt inb, n ee
mug empfpben perber. 4I5 III @iW
8u8 gDert teiuSebet In pppularrr uub fir ebrn ber.
It1Hb6er SpradDe ale Gren bon @efle6tarant6ten rb
fepn 8ebanblpne auf eas @enauer uub nntruelt9ite.
Rres 25 @ets. gu ba6sit De Dem YeraIler. 9lu8wGr
gsnptrb es 9e9en &fenbiia Son 30 @eNtS tn 6pfamps
ittl anarl&at, penn man abrs Arl5f 81 Csu ia Crt
-. stt DR.. s. @e6ler,
Z - Whif1 st.* s III GIS 8ranftinfraee, @Gieabp.
D,12s ssI.0 aH4 Sf&3Or 6022.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

Tax WEExI1Es.-A rev candidate f.. vubHc favor,
ssyled The Sunday Times" made it. s-tArArcs in
this city lssi Sunoay. L is Emal-szed n but viii
doubtless grow larger, ii PStrOnzed. ~ A j. John
rsoa is the pibl'sher
."Fhe Illustrated News" vas rot i'zu'd week, fOs
,reasOns which vii ne 4tisacto,iy e1pl, 20 its read
,ers IN this weeks number. tn guJHsl may nov
conveniently drop the IrisbYAnkse fashi' Of dating
Their paper q week ahead.
eThe MagnO.is,- Of last week, contain Venetian
story Translated from tie FreLcl Of Octsy Feailete
simm, Ben; dict Arnold ~ e CONCLUDED in the
ns1s number Several rsU Contributors are an
nouneed.
.9Tbs Rsco,5y b. bSsH er'.re'i, ana shows i'm
~, men, i, ,o.,to- "a $gss &c We iAl to he
I. A., Re.orsp row yin ,agrs . tosal'eF,
We are informed that the c.,
Punch" vii make its appearance in the -. Al,
night and vii be embellshed Win .riOus 49, ''''
traGons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
LArRsr FRol 90 80

The Baltimore American, Of he Ilth ilst., evening
edition, has been received. IteOpiac atelogrAn from
BoOnsbOrp, dated 10 A. NJ, the ll,a, stating that
VAS quie, 10 fcnL and that during tie 7g, Gen. Lee
amy bad evacuated HaserstoWn and FupkstOvn and
fallen back to ST. james College. This movement
changed the front Of the 'rebel a7Iy' tier lire eI
tending from St, J4Ees College to tho Potomac, two
miles east of William port
A telegram frcm New York claims $4,000 prisoners,
los pieces cannon, and $4,000 stand Of arms the
fruits Of the surreqder Of Vieksburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIT.GINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

THE frequent and destructive rai1, Of the en-
J. envy render ssary that the u popua-
defence ana for reper with deserved punis' eE thOfs
gagged In Suth inyAsions
dent Of Confederate eight thousand aen,
rissed the To- service therein for period Of six
sane time by the War; that the COngg, has passed
act authorizing the Pre- TO accept the ser's Of veiun
eers such time prescribe, defence
Il exposed Is special service ht IS deem
Peden that the President accept such onteerS In
Of the Militia, and that number Of tisd under
that law will be deducted nom the re4ustiSn for the Militia
But oel1g impossible for RE 70 AIserHn a. MS ne Shs'
gress referIedto, feel 10 diy 10 aid the President.
cssGry defence that Go hereby proclaim
that teMa Of this between the ages Of 10 and
IS years. liable militia duty, rhA forthwith be organized
and hold themselves ready for eu BY the s day Of august
rsIt.
70 this eud all communicate Of regiments Of he militia ofhs
line within the Commonwealth viii their respective
man be Immediately summoned, sPPOint ng as and place
for making complete Lists Of nIane within tb cir rsgmena
districts, cOnIOldA ng eompsney Then below tn: ninimu
making full report Of the strength end condition OF their CON
each private prepare himself o' six months tour Of Duty and
10 be prompt his preparation Il Incumbent the FL
SSnsSon, With eeisn:y Additional orders win be
the first day Of August appoint ng the places OF rendz'
yous gnAng the ocers for mastering Into service
IN the voluntary organization erred to be acceoted will d.
niSh the number militia called for, tud those who thAl
~ s ordn1ry sTocGtons unless called tepOra-
nv emergency 70 perform I'm ted tine active duty
heretofore cheeruy ali the dsconor and pyAonS In
odsat to.an territory and TO The heaeSnS OF an
rupuouI and than savage foe, should exert themselves
m urher 10 protect their lives their property AMI their homes
wth their cherished inmates doubt cot they will be found
now s hsrofoe equal the emergency They will prove to
ou that gull that severed hgs wdsned and become
and that The breach cannot be reunited and will de-
1n,trat 10 the initiating and endeavorng TO
exce our fathers In detesOn Of tyranny and rAnt In our de-
terEinationto be independent and free.
Gwen under hand - Geyernor and under The seal
Sof the Commonwealth, az Richmond this 18Th day Of
june 1888 and In the eight year Of The Con'
mon wealth. 1OhN LbtOhEh
BY the Governor:
GEO. W. HUNoRp,
tuS-ct1aaR see'y OF The Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
No. ll6
AN ACT :, E0YIDB FOR HOLDING ELECTIONS rOR REPRT.
sENTATl IN THE CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATNS raE HTATE OF TINNESaEE.

No. ll6
AN ACT :, E0YlDB FOR HOLDING ELECTIONS rOR REPRT.
sENTA5l INTHE CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE
sTATES TIE STATE OF TsNNESSEE.
IN, CoDg 81 As ConEdsrate Srtes Of A.as,f d, enact
Thai the u Tenues,ee elections for Rem ,tstiyes in
the CongreF 80 tonederate states shal he nv tickst
FOR said STAT Ach yo,er sha be entitled 70 yot one Ticket
conaninR tn OF one p,rson for each innal Ds
tc n said state and the peons receiving the gTteSt number
votes Of the Whole State be c. moned
Ran hv he Governor OF asld
zee 2ucp elections shall be held IA sd ese on the nr.t
Thursday August next second year eater du-
ring the war
s Gsch clec,io,s ba an beld he The osr,
o nsrorS mr. nroyaed nv he avs AZ ,ss Cor de
W :, S5,.r - .,so;or. 80, ~ 49,. oS,JsL a.
IA Sns co., nsmhsr. ~ he most h,prCb Of ,ho
ST. T..i.is,re ~ " Wv ~ ~ " WV
Sec snc shnu h, conducted to The mode
bed by The LAYS OF said state except 90 FAR The sane are
modified by this act
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
DEPARTMENTAL MILITARY ORGAGZZA-
TyOA-


We have received acOnnugicatiOa lroa an observing
citizen, calling IN question tie oFder ar;as the clerks
in the Executive Departments 10 render mil sry ,ryee,
such As hAs been Recently performed By them, Hear this
city The argument IS hat i is just as necessary that
she business Of The government should be regularly
;sansaosl, as that the army or navy should perform
her legitimate du es THAI the clerks exempted BY
saw from the Performance c! military d1ty, in order
that ths.I cine sId attention may be wholly devoted 10
their respective datea and that the effect Of Ignoring
this law and compelling tho clerks BY thr, - of dis
charge 10 fern u;,ary eOrPsis to "dsmoraEs' thsm
in their clerical organization and thereby Prevent that
regular application 10 tu'ness which the public interests
demand.
Thsre Is come point in this view OF The case, bat il
viii scarcely be perceived needed b. aulh rifles Who
close the city post Oes for two days AID pend tie
payment Of interest the Cs1iederats IDS for
longer period in carrying toe schems OF ompeling
al Government employees to shOuldss = Daskst, and
rush from ler places Of business, vhsEa' he bell is
toled.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

TO FARMER IND QUARTERsEASTERS.
ASSISTANT QuA lERMAsTER GRNEK ~ OFFICE,
RICHMOND Va, 1871 Jane, 1868

hlChAOAD, VA tosl iooo ,
TAX IN KIND
The fo wing the system adopted for the coeOn Of FAX
inkind:
officer Ct Qus erwaster Generals Departments az
stoned 10 the special char o. the subj Ct Aeon -ong quar-
trmaser with the rank Major, assigned T. each State and
Post QuaIeimaster With he rank OF Captain. "a each Con
grrsfontl District where s practicable TO oolle TIE tenth
zach Congressional District will be sud vded by the Pos
Quafmaste In charge OF Il Into sectors for the convenient
livery by the Of k quota Of produce and agents viii
be by that cer 20 aks charge OF the depS TO be
ts6lished IN each section C1.. -I4Ea
Before these dePos - established, The ASSESSMENTS
CURED under law be made the OF small hay and
te cl Of wool the present will have been tecured
To relieve from risk and Inconvenience OF ltorg
the Govern portion w 10 obtln Immediate supplies
the the army tue Dar ment authorizes and requests
residing pc where QlartenasIs sta
timed deliver the governments teath part Of 70 toa
Quarter ~ iEter
Under the law farmers required deliver their tenth ct
depo than eight niles ron the place CT produeon
they wi deliver under ti req esd the Government will
transportation In miles The Qua
receiving produce this ine will receipts 10 the
much o; his paid. And as the
Ct the District responsible for
has sstabed made Ii known
him. the QuartemaBtet he produce delivered also
receipt for 10 the Pest Of the District who VIII
endorse copy Of heFecep upon e assessors estimate before
LAsKIN SMITH,
A. Quarternaster General Ia charge.
Erqusr, Examiner Sentinel aa Dispatch copy one month
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

There were three Yankee gl5bOats in the RappAhan-
mock river, opposite BOwles, in Essex county, Mon
day vessel, W& blockade goods TO large amount
on board captarsd Saturday near BOHlers. The
snail boats were seen plying between steamers and
the opposite shore supposed 70 be destroying blockade
goods as there was a large amount there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
n AND FOR SALR.-I will Ell the Farm on

Il AND FOR SALE.-l will sell the Farm on
~ which reside, lying In Madison county Virginia. about
eight nj southwest Of the Court House eoatsnng eight hun
Ted eighty eight acres about six hundred clsret Ahd dY
Ito Ter fields, well wA.ered with portion Of branch land In
each The enclosures good ard abisdant supply OF
gl suitable for building and fencing Tle soil gray,
and vel aas 10 the Growth Of Wheat Rye Oats Corn an
Tobacco, ald would be particularly valuable grazing
The baauce In timber Of pine oak hickory ana Chbnut growth
The dwelling Of granite rock roofd N tn erseed In 1854
contains eFht free nom dampnesS, and vel hnIShed
other hrubbey; the situation heitay apd picturesque There
are young apple orchards with variety o. Ohsr fruits Of
choi kinds The Of the sWihei od s2x9) feet
house. for vehicles aud farm tools contiguous hs
building convenient and commodcu all
To ere are uree Mills three Churches Post Offices from
u to mie5 dsSpt The distance the Blue Ridge Turnpike
miles and - 10 Gordonsyllle Depot.
je2T-eihs GEORGE BOUTON.
address Rochelle, Madison county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

THE MAISE Law AAS.-Big. Gen. Neal Dow, Of
Maine Law fame, recently captured near P1r, Hudson
pissed through Augusta Ga, on wednesday last, on
bis way 70 Redmond The Co1stiJusOnsliss says:
He expressed himself 70 one Of our ci.zens who
travelled With him on the ears having entered the
nv 20 deliver the Union people Of the South rom the
Icspotsn of Secession but be satisfied mat there
re few Union peoI - in the South, and goes home "
s,rlV opposed 20 a war OF coercion.
he said be was aware Of the oUtrages committed by
s.sl troops but they contrary 70 TIE wshes
- .-srs Of the officers; but the army being con-
..S -; 4. Of tie scum Of the NoFth-the refuse
- = Vobe and the Unted States they would
ppl1o5sr and rob in spite of their officers.
= !. NJ - 3. RICHMOND on Saturday aud was
s,,riss.d ,,i.l, o,,,-,.,, :, Ns LbOy Prison.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

IN compliance with a decree of Charlotte Cir
Il cult Coart, vii SELL he premises the o Aa-
sust next land oug the Of rtsau W.
bailey deceased, Alnr G5J The npfoyeU he
pSee are good e lSDd VI fair quality, and Wi hetd
il Il on the P4Sk Poad six niles south Of Reys'ie, arle
eoaniy Captain John Bailey, Living the place ~ saoH
jTls-9sTsS THOs. PU6II, Corr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
OgplcE GP.R.R. o..
RE, mond, July 10, 1865.

I EWIS Sowel, who sues in hls own rlght'
and a. Executor Of VIM. Dunkum, dsc'd, and - Sln
str OF polly Aan soEs desd and IS Trustee under
OF Frances Dunsaul. ''-':'''''
F,.ncs unkuna Wm H. Danets and MARY Jane his VILE Mln
a DaaLusn Chesley DunGum james L. Unkum, = kaS A5eh
nj gsIn ann his WIFE l. Fry Aad Frances hn VIE
o. BArkSdale Sad Martha O. his vile Wa. L. soSsi,'
Arert Geatry and Mary bis wife Benjsun A soEei bene
N ovel Mary T. Dunkuu, Nelly Dunkug Lucy Dunknn' anu
a- yhtes w. Hckin Administrator OF Ljah Dansqtn, ue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
by AUTHORITY.

mo. g.
An ACT 20 ALLOW ooSMUTAf1oE IoR cLoT rae TO THE
MILITIA IN ACTUAL SERVICE OF TIE C0EIEDE2ATE
STAT. 81.
The Coyrrss Of the emf derdto States Of Apa. 10 enact
That be allowed and paid to the militia ny State
have hereafter be, called into seryice
oon'ederHs States under authority Of existing each
private oommis 500 ed officer eommutaon clothing
for tAe is actual Service the OF forty
year. up ne hrteth day Of August eighteen lvrd and
sixty one nj that the Of hfy doll ger
hum, dednr thereirom The value Of any eobiag may
have been ID them commutaton therefor, whio
been aloWst .hen
sec.2 All claims for eormulaon under authority Ms act
made the mlis Who have been heretofore shall
settled by he secoad AUDITOR with the approval Comp
Hollor Of the Treasury.
Approved april 50, 1888. je,0- sE4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

THE CrY RAILWAY having been impressed By the
Confederate authorities the iron rails were taken up
last week, and lett in the street. lying about loose They
should have been removed Immediately, or otherwise
allowed 70 remain on the sills Until wanted No report
of the obstruction thus caused has been made by our
vigilaat police.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

DEATH OF DIsrISoUi.aED Mantle Mario .Ala)
Commonwealth announces the death Of Colon ], W.
Garrett lie vas killed at Vcksburg on the 18th ut
Col Carrot. Was distinguished lawyer of Alabama, q
politician Of note, anda gentleman of tslera aud
worth A. the time of bis death, believe, be was a
candidate for the Office of Governor Of the State, aud
had warm Supporters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

ISsANk-The Springfield CIl) Republican states tba.
Solomon Sturgis tie wealhiest in Chicago passed
through that city Thursday his way to the Hart
ford Asylum raving maaiao, in charge Of three
keepers. During the first year of the he made a
rriion dollars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
7 OsT or STOLEN, IN THE CITY OF

IL Rlehmsnd, ca vening OF the LIST Of June, Pocket
Book containing One and Twenty Dollars In Mo- ey5
Confederate s2O Bis other small bills, and the follow
ing Pspers One Note Msb Parker dated 9TH OF Reeru
aTy 1863 for S60l Or Note on Powell for s4Oedae not
Yecelected; one Mote e. Dsbbs, amount not recoe ted
having credit on $780, W. n wright amount not
reooected With severe credits receipt fer $780, u en- by
Capt W. W. whatt,n various ether papers. reoollect
one 81 Bill, on Bank desboro' N. O.
ANY person hadrg Pocket Book Money snd Paper, or
PnoketBook delivering them 70 itor Richmond
Whlg win be handsou ~ and susably rewarded for 1t.
iv4-eTSw JAMES CANT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

TEESESsEE-It is reported that General Wheeler in
ieted terrible punishment the enemy around Win
chester, Tenn, and killed great numbers Of them while
attempting to cross Elk river. Some of the accounts
state that Whselers men literally made the river "blue"
with them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
BEECHER NO CREEYRa.

Recitatiso-A truculent preacher,
The Reverend Beecher,
FomcntiGg fever
With fierce P1rson Checver.
ra,Ho-Oi, Cheeycr and Beeche-,
E,ch rampant false teac .
On, Beec5er and Cheeyes
Each howliog deceiver.
Sing Cheever And Beeche,
DeceYer False teacher;
Sing Cheeyer Gad Beecher,
And Bsecher aud Cheevsr,
Deceiyer, ialse teacher,
False teacher, dsceiyer.-(DG CGDo.
i .'anch J
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

LHdtgs OF StHtdHTt,
I'm and after MONDAY, 18th Instant, the Mail
~ Tra VIII Richmond 6SO, A. NJ, arrive at Hamit
81 IC3O II. Returning, will le.Ve IIdmiltons ~ liS,
to- Nj srriys In Rchmond st $40, P. NJ.
N aaOdAton Train viii be ran, until further notice, be-
The A. Nd and A,hAnd, leaving Richmond at $780, r. NJ,
tSeea hSn1C so NJ Returning, leave Ashland Al
sr I'VE 81 A'h.1L te n Richmond u $50 A. NJ
Tue Freight Trains " ~0AYS AN EHIDIYS md Ar.
ieg Neamg 3 ga WINS N~SDAHS & SATURDAYS.
nNs n helAonu ~ NM sANUE4 AUTH,
sup'dL
OFT'E D. n y. K X 20 ir,, IA 1856, jyiO-N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

VIRGINIA MILITGRY INSTITUTE -0a the 4th Of July
the commencement at the Virginia Military Institute
took place There ten graduates. Cadets Prince
aud Shriyer delivered addresses the occasion, aequ
ting themselves with credit 1t is stated that tue cadets
stood well their examination. The school ia in an
unusnsH prosperous condition.
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COMMlSsIONER,S SALE on VALUABLE

~ REAL ESTATE IN LOUISA CoUNTY-By virtue OF
y vested decree Of The Circuit Court Of Louisa ooun-
2l April 1863 In th chhncery
o. BraDhSm Brsrhsm and others, will sell, rubie
ton, the TenCs to the highest bidder TUESDAY, the
an dsv OF Aus ISL 1913, valuable TRACT OF LAM known
'BO WELL, lying 10 Louisa county, within mile ct Me-
chsnicsve, tae road leading from Charlottesville 10 Louisa
Court House Chr miles Of the Virginia Central Bsrosd.
aoung Dr. CHARLES Quarlss John 2. Quarles T. b.
Watkins and o-aers and containing about
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES.
This Land % condition, With cornforstl Bulings Of
every decrp on - Is saated in Of the most desirable
tons Of the St4,, No the "Green Springs" region.
The land viii b. SD whole tract, divided into two
more parcels purchasers Those des ring q before
the day VII @ Geo H. BrAnham, ESQ who resides
the premises.
Terms as liberal osy desiredby the puaser and made
known on day Of sac.
wA. II. CRANK, Commissioner.
H. BENSON Il BRO, Auctrs
Charlottesville June 10, 1858 jyS-ct1r4
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* APEoPos PURLICAfi0s.--We ave re,rivos from
Msssrs. Wsst & Johnston copy Of ths :" nfederAte
Receipt Book" rseenli published y then. contains
large number Of useful and val Die receipts epted
20 the tines add hOuld End il Wy into every house
hOli where economy is Prsetise1. Many Perss.ns IN
thsss times Of high prices VI gil rs-siTo hint
which win enable them make or sSv Eoory. They
win End number Of these hints 20 h.de 50cl; just
published The price is IS cents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-15

HUs1Dss CoURr.-The foIOF K parties we're examine
yesterday and renanded for hla trial r EzpAtriet,
charged si.5 islonoui ami vi,.e4t ASSN upon Philip
l. Lreyon; Henry Harcu9, eharg via SIC. ag Con-
fsdsrs,s uo.es amounting to 512 from Robert Reid
John gTclS, charged with stealing a h,gse 'AuCd At
$780, from Charles P Word on ;he i4,h day o. June
ls6S James Miller charged Nlth stealing hvrse valued
a. $3.50, from the Confederate 5 o Ams.ics.
Peter Barnes and John D-Lld, c. aged with
stealing $500 in gonfedera,s Noes ed d! gold watch
valued At 800, were examined Caa discharged fIOn
further prosecution.
Anderson johnson, Tree regro, va3 acquitted Of
stealing 500 in Confederate no from james Scanloy.
Wa. Il. Ross fee negro, was sred foe seN.ng $500
from SAnuelF. RsaLy, found guilty end sentenced TO
be sod into absolute slavery.
Gus, slave, implicated in tic above oasLce, was
acquitted.
Franklin Roberts, changed with garrotas jos John
scn and stealing from him Sl6o in Confederate notes,
vas examined aud remanded for irisL