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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

novel law suit has grown out of John Morgan's
march through Indiana. When the great horse thief
in Corydon, Harrison counsy, he gave safeguard
to the three furnishing mills in and near the town for
90, 100, two paying $500 each, and one, Mr. Msuck,
$500 Mr.. Apologize, the owner Of ono of the mh.
made the bargain, and paid the money for all three, the
ether proprietors having "urgsnt business" jus. then
did not John. When peace returned and the wales
of Harrison were once IRE whitened with fields of
aowery gores, Mr.. Apologize very naturally wante
his money back. Mr.. Mauck wouldn't pay IT, he
bsdnt authorized any bargain for the saety Of his MILL
and he would not be held responsible for body
So Mr. Apologize has sued Mr.. Mauck for $500 Under
what head can such suit Gomez /, it sslYage, dam
ages, borrowed money, accounts stolen, or vhais
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

! 9 -
Thew ara Ccuu,rynsn ard brethren 2 redress whose
and alleviate whose sufrinPs is an obligation
,b., cannot b, disegarded without gerhdy and nbu-
nity.
Lis not yes ioO late to plant Germ. potatoes, and
her cereals and pulse cgols that will 10th answer for
bresdsuHs end make mast. The farmer Is urgently
c,led upon TO do his waole duty his country and
cOuntrymsn. He Oaly discharge it by ndustrously
applying his whole oce AID his :nostexertion to the
production of food for the Amy and for the sections OF
country that have been rendered unable by the sad vi
citudes Of war to produce food for their Own people,
If they fail to DO ths the anticipated victories oil our
armies will be robbed Of much OF their shcaoy and
benefits but ii they act well their paTls they van
have the honor and the reward that must attend the
triumph and peace Of their country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
The Work for the Plough.

The OVsrFunnDg of large portion of the most pro-
dueGive territory OF Georgia ami Vrgnil by tie Yam
kee armies, says the Columbus Enquirer, increases
greatly the dema,d made upon the Agreutursts Of the
sninvsdsd regions for provisions. Not o. ly have many
thousands Of refugees from the invaded districts sought
security and sustsnAnees urher but the invasion
must have The effect Of destroying the crop prospects
Of the region OVerrun generally The crops may almost
As well have been planted the working Of them
neglected at this particular time. Even should The
refugees aud their negroes and stock be enabled soon to
return 10 their hOnes-wbieh confidently hust l. to
be the ease-ther crop prospects Tor the year viii
have been destroyed, and they vii still be dependent
upon their fortunate eCunirynen IN eghborhcods
that have been possessed by the foot Of the invader for
food Is The sacred duty Of the latter TO supply this
want to 'he utmost extent OF Il cir ability. The cause In
support Of which the eK le ard refugee has suffered is
she common eAuss- FOLsrnis the people Of the inya
dsd regions 70 be subdued By destution would be not
only feeseaney to duty and humanity on the IT Of
tbs more regions Of the Oorfedsraey, bDt you'd
10 Is bad for cur cause IS hsr subjugaon By Yankee
power. They are auxaAries Whs must BE- sustained
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
FROM FLORIDA.

We are il debted to a gentleman of this place for
cen, of the Jacksonville Peninsula Of May lab, from
Which we make a few extracts:
Joseph Remington, as United States marshal for the
Northern district of Florida advertses the property Of
Hon. David Yulse. Gen. JJs. Fnnegan, A. II. Ccle,
Jacob Cohen Dr. D. p Beatty, Col. Il. Timanus, Frede
rick CLARK. Jos E. Brooms, Daniel Callahan, and Capt
Felix Livingston ia the town Of Fsrnandna to be sold
as seques.rstsd property
Brig. Gen. tnsy has been superseded by Brig. Gen.
George H. Gordon, in the Command OF the District OF
Forida-LGks City FloridiGR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

At meeting Of e medical officers Of the pest a stsunton,
v Jate 3D. 1884, Surgeon sdde being called Ohai,
AMI Assistant Bar Thomas Op chosen Secretary the Ohkr
amer Few app oprste feeling remarks, explanatory
Of the otics the meelIng appointed su:geon u hea
and Assistant w. j. Davidson NJ
commee prepare resusions suitable - the oceasior
wherupon the III owing preamble and buttons unanL
mousy I'D ped:
Whereas, IL has pleased al-wse and just {,
from our mid our charge AID nos beloved en
Dr.. VIM. HAY:
Be II resolved
That his decesse the medical STAFF Of army has lost
Of ln most skfu and efficient membe his country
pato, bis family sfssonsts husband and father and
true friend and most worthy counsellor.
That many Of soldiers, his skill and
their from wounds and disease spreading
state Of Consderacy his well deserved and viii
with Us great lots.
That IN honor amened friend the stationary
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
That thsse revolutions be published In the Richmond and
sunton papers, ami be sent TO his bsreaysi family with
expression OF heartfelt and dncere that
the God Of toe widow and the shere will CHEN and
tain thsm 10 this their hour Of sore trial
THOMAS ORR, sec'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
A GALLANT AoHIEvEMESr.-Au army correspondent
of the Macon Telegraph rays;

OF the macon ieieBIdPu rays
During the great cor ct of the 6:h (LorgItse oc-
cupying tho csntre) thu enemy made effort to flank
his iight-sn fort which they conducted with oil the
energy of despair. Be.Ween him and Hill there
interval OF more than mile. To close up this interval
and ess; The demonstration on his faux it was nece-
sary 70 move forward by right obique drivs the En-
envy rapidly back aud contract his lines.
Gen. Tom Anderson, with his veteran brigade, was
stationed Oh Longstreet's extreme right, and aseigued
the importEt duty of inaugurating ills responsible
rovsm 1T Anderson has trained his forces to fighting
with shous ard steela very necessary mode OF war
fare tn occasion, celebrity was Indispensable Bot
as the almost impenetrahls wilderness rendered 1t i'm
possible for the troops charge In booy. the skir-
mshe.s under Captain Oockeri conducted the charge.
The lines did the h,uipg, and the enemy unable 10
see the msanness of numbers of the pursuit. gave back
and atisngth abandon ed their design without any en-.
gagemenl except between the ekrmishera. Thus was
an effort in which the ssety and success of the whole
army was Immediately imperlled ihwarted without the
loss Of single life. Will the historian of the war leave
this movement, together wi the mapner in which it
was conducted among the unrecorded achievements Of
the timesy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
Asorurn EXAMPLE, Woa,HY oy Iu1,.,,os-A g,

ANOTHER EXAMPLE WORTHY OF IMITATION A gen.
tleman Of this city, whose name from motives OF deli
cacy we withhold, and whose health keeps him mostly
confined to the house, has been engaged during the past
winter and Is still engaged in mendpg and making,
gratuitousy and Unfortunately, shoes for the poor
He not only does the work himse but 60 far has Iur-
chased the leather even present high prices out of
bis own means. In this way he has had the sstiscon
Of seeing many child kept at school whose parents
could not afford to keep their ildren in shoes Tn,
expressions Of HEARTFELT gratitude which We have heard
poured upon him for his may acts Of kindness are no
less gratifying than deserved. Char. Courier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House at the usual hour. Payer by the Rev.
Dr.. Read, of the Presbyterian Church.
The SPEAKER laid before the Hous, message from
the eut submitting estimates Of the Secretary OF
War 1t contained epors of military operations for the
year 1863 with additional operations for the same year.
rot 10 he published, but for the use Of members.
TIE Senate resolution resembling tie order Of ad
iournment, fxed O. noon on Tuesday, Juae 7th, aud
substituting in s cad of said date Saturday, the l1sh
inst was taken up.
Mr. FOOTE, of Tenn moved to amend the resolution
by providing for a recess from Saturday Of 60 days
Mr. G00DE, of Va, called the question.
Mr. HILTON called the previous question.
Mr. A. II. GARLAND, of Ark, moved to insert the
oh instead of the 7b as fixed BY the Senate in their
resolution.
Mr. MILES, Of s. O., moved to extend the time to the
l4th.' His motion was lost-syes SO, nays SO.
Mr. GARLANDS motion was also lost
Mr. HILTON moved "a q substit to for Mr.. FooTKs
resolution for Of sky days. that Congress meet
ON the frs: Monday in September.
Mr. SWAMI, OF Tenn, moved 10 Icy on the table. II
was not agreed to.
Mr. ATKINS, Of Tenn, moved to H1 the 4th OF July
as the day Of adj )urEment
Mr. DUPRE, CT La, moved to lay ell the amendments
on the table. Carried-ss announced By the Chair
according TO sound.
On Mr. FOOTE'S call Cor the ayes and noes on the
OUTS ion, the vote Goodayes 40, noes A.; SO Mr. d.
PRKs motion was lost.
MrSwAN, OF Tenn, moved 10 make the day Of ad-
jour 'ment indefinite.
Mr. SEXTON, OF Texas, did no. wish to adjourn at all
not even on Sundays.
The molten was lost
Mr. FOSTER, OF Ala, moved to strike out Mr. TooTx's
proposition and fI the day Of meeting the LIST Mon
day in October next This laid on g table by
vote of-ayes A noes 43 and this vote laid on the
table ali the above propositions and amendments refer
ring to the subject except the Ssnats resolution, which,
with amendments, was agreed 10.
The House, by this vote, will continue in session I'M
til Saturday.
Leave Of absence ives granted to Mr. LEsTER, of Ga,
for the rest of the session. account Of the presence
of the enemy near his family; a1d 10 Mr. hUERAr of
Tenn, On account Of sickness in his family.
On motioa Of Mr. NILES Of o, resolution was pass
ed allowing wounded tMars transportation to their
homes
The order Of the day-he bill to reduce the currency
aud authorize, the issue of notes aud bonds taken
up.
Mr. LYON, chairman Of the Committee Of Ways aud
Means, submitted in its stead the Senate bill.
On motion Of Mr. koMULLEN, of Va, the Senate bill
Was laid on the tabls-by q voc of ~ ayes TO SO
nays.
Mr. LYON, of Ala, moved to lay the remnant of the
original bill on the tab e. the House having refused to
reconsider the motion Of Mr. baldwin, of Va, striking
out the lst section Of the bill Adopted.
On motion OF NJ; SMITH, of N o, the vote laying on
the table vas r6considered.
The discussion of o merits of the bill was then re-
sumed and continued until the hour for arrived.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SECOND O0NGRESs-FIRsT SKSu0H.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MONDAY, June 9Th, 1854.
The Senate met at IL o'clock Mr.. HUErKR, Of
Va, in the Chair No prayer.
Mr. OLDHAM, from the Committee OF Commerce, re.
ported back with the recommendation that 1t do pace
the House bill excepting from the regulations OF the
export trade, such cotton tobacco, etc., as may DO
shipped on account of any State of the Oonederacy
The bill was considered and passed.
Mr. SPARROW, from the Committee Of Military AZ
fairs reported back the Joint resolutions OF thanks TO
Gen. Z. Kirby Smith, and the officers and men OF his
command, which were considered and unanimously
agreed TO.
Also, the House bill to increase the compensation of
the non-commissoned officers, privatss, and musicians
of the army of the Confederate States.
Mr. JRMIS0N moved to amend the bill 70 as to limit
its operations for the period Of one year. Agreed to-
The bill WAS then read third time and passed.
MrsPARR0W also reported back the bill TO organize
the light artillery OF the Confederate 8 aes army =
Place. upon the calendar.
AIso, a House bill rtlitng to the exemption Of GER
tain religious denominations. The bill was pasted.
Also, House bill amending the act regulating the
granting of furloughs and discharges from hospitals
Placed upon the calendar.
The House amendments to the Senate bill regulating
the pay OF the General assigned to the seat OF Govern
ment we're amended, and then concurred In.
Mr. SPARROW also reported back House joint reso.
luton imposing certain additional duties upon the
Quarefma ter 6eDera VIE: 10 FURNISH forage lor iour
horses TO the President Of the Confederate States
Mr. ORR raised the question of constutionality and
moved that the bill be referred to the Judiciary Com
NIT ee AGer come debate the motion TO refer was
agreed to.
Mr. sEMMzs, from the Comnittee of Finance, re-
ported back with amendments, the House bill am:nd-
ing the tax laws. Toe amendments were ord redto be
printed, and made De order Of tie day for omorrow;
at hsli-past IL O'clock P. NJ
Mr. JEMISON submitted resolution OF inquiry into
the praccability of having the Congressional mail
matter dist ibued without unnecessary delay. Adopted
Mr. BROWN, of Miss, reported back the House bill
to amend the act to regulate the supplies OF oohng to
enlisted in the navy. The bill was considered and
pHssd.
IL authorizes the issue of 'mall stores" 10 the en-
listed men, on the same terms.
Mr. BURNETT, from the Committee of Claims, re-
ported joint resolution authorsiDg the payment to
Mr. Wellington Goddin OF incress, ID tent for the build
lug occupied by the Post Office Department The reso-
luton was considered and sgreed to.
On motion Of Mr. Mitchell, the Ssna,e resolvetinto
secret legislative session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

Be PkAeTIcAL IN OHAnTT.-Sse that tender, auti-
full nnocslt and sSoellss llts girl tre1ding the stree
with sadness stamped upon her face be kind 10 her,
and opsa your purse he father sleeps beneath the rear
OF cannon on some distant battle fea-he died msil-
tanning the standard of your country-he died FOR the
lights Of man"'he Cd thas you might i've" ire.
mer then turn net away in coaness but smile aud give.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

There are many wounded soldiers In the Rchuon Hospta
waO cannot urIoughsd being In the
hands Of the They do require surgical and
will, In q few weeks, be ct for duty again.
Tome Of the hosptabie vrgnians, living James
River Canal and railroads. win temporarily entertain them they
too can enjoy Iurloushs.
All who desire to take them should address "Ths Msdcs D
rector Of Hospitals In vgnia Richmond" sitting how mauy
they With sent giving the nearest Post once and Railroad or
Canal station to their residences. j.7-it
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DIED..

In Ashland Hauover county, s3th day Of May 1864
SUSAN BALE wife OF Bale forne ~ Of Caroline stun'y
Va
Killed In battle on the 5th udmo spotsylvana oour
House by the scs Of General Rosse we leading charge
sUhS .n sb ~ s,ts oaDnsn rsn son Q
Of bis age
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

Ix rHE TREScHEs TUESDAY, May ST. Al day yes
terday not gun was heard All last night we slept in
peace. AL tie morning the air has becn noisy only
with the winds aud redolent with the perfume Of the
weods. The situaton continues unchanged Ali the
press reporters SOBER and the Yankees half
Tatons Nobody has been arrested foe stealing the
last three days, and everything betokens military mil
lenium. The staff Of the amy appesrs to day in clean
linen, and fresh importation ia hard tack has reached
headquarters. thing you may rect in security for
several days yet. How is the panic getting ONT
WAVKRLY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

THiPE-Duiirg few mon ents absence from his
room, ON Sunday morning, thief entered Mr. Ltile.on
Tszewe's room n the City Hall, and sole bis whole
stock Of clothing except the salt he had on at the time.
The thieves left no trace by which they may be detected
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

BurcHERrD.-Last Su- day night, thieves visited the
farm Of Mr.. Sam Dove, in the county, two miles north
of the city, aud killed fine mich n his front yard.
They carried off the Carcass Leaving the head hide and
I'll of the animal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
FROM ARKANSAS.

We have been kind permitted to copy the following
extracts from private letter, written by gallant con
Of Norolk, now in General Kirby Smiths Department.
and Who has besn er gagged in the recent battles Gus
here, as an Aid 10 Gen. Pagan The et,or is daitd
damien, Nay 10. The Wi or says:
Since last wrote you, many changes have occurred
in this Department THis lace has been evacuated by
o., bella BY the Fsdeias, and is now agin in poe.
session. We have had shoss but brilISnt campaign.
We whipped Banks severely ia LOUISIANA, after three
days hard GghIiog capturing large portion OF his ar
nv besides any quantity OF artillery, small arms and
Nssors Bsnks' army is SO much crippled that he will
no. b. able to do anything more tbs summer. He eau
not procure reiniorccmn p the Yaakee forces being
uoW TOO much needed in Virginia aud elsewhere. There
fore We do not tear sDythDg rom Banks ms summer
10 this Safe We have hsd glcrioui time. General
Steele left Little Rock the later part OF March, with If
teen thousgnd men, 10 effect juocturs with Banks at
Shreveport, bat our cavalry met him at tina little Mis-
souri, river aud although our forces did number the
half of his opened upSa him from day TO day, and
thus impsded bis march until could get reinforce
mems from Louisiana, which speedily Gaze after the
defeat Of Bans We tn II urned Gen steele from his
courss and dsoVe lin into this town. where he remain
ed for LHeve days ard then forced him TO eyacuste
After Steele reached Camden he sent out large
forage train, guarded by heavy force. We fell upon
this train, captured his artillery all tae wagons, and
killed the last Iegro soldier with the train The Yam
kees had full negro regme2t and The Choo;aN 10
dams fell upon item and kiled every one.
After driving Steele inc Camden, General Pagan
started with thirty -fye hundred cavalry for Little Rock
out fell in with tie enemy at Marks MIL where we had
a terrible fight Our arms were finally victorious, AID
We succeeded capturing about fifteen iuadred pr-
soners ITO hundred and fifty wagons, and 1--WE pieces
OF artillery. It was q complete rOul, and though tho
enemy endeavOIed to raise the whto Alg but few Of
them escaped.
Dick and myself were with General Fagan--brother
was mo- with ". He has been in two fights. Lick and
myself The same number Thanks 10 kind and mel
eiul Providence, oil three of US have been spared.
received flesh wound through my right hip at Marks
NIL The ball did not touch any bones, but tore
through tie flesh about isehes After having my
wounds dressed, mornted my horse, rode sixty miles
and then took tbs STEAMBOAT. Tor this place
We had terrible 6ght the So.h April with Steele
and whipped him badly Gen. Smith commanded. He
says ihs campaign is in tes department for the
summer, and ue can now rest in peace.
We are looking forward to the fights around Rich
mond with great deal OF anxiety-zot With sny fears
as 70 the suit bu OF aac1un. of tie terrible seugh
ter which / know 40 will loso many a
gallant man, and many fsmly will b. oalsd upon TO
nourn come dear iriead. Gcd help Us to dctesi Il
enemy. RoBERr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

RKcArrURID.- Flank, slave Of Mrs. Anre Southsll
Sho had gone e with tie Yankees. recsptured by
our men on Suadsy, Ler At.ee's Station. Hs IVES
brought to tie city yesterday and put into the Casle,
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RoBERr.
TEE WAY TO SERVE Ex-The Charleston Courier

TEE WAY 70 SERVE Ex-The Charleston Courier
says:
We are informed OF recent occurrence in Darling
tol District which Is worthy OF general noto-
rety than Is likely TO obtain from msre neighborhood
gossip. lady had s'ored up considerable quantity
Of lard, upwards of thousand pounds, which she was
wiling to sell 3, five dollars pee pound, but not cent
less. Sac had also smokehoGse e.ammtd full Of ba-
con- for which she likewise demanded five dollars per
pound, and although she repeatedly offered S.,
IS So and 81 che persisted nexossby 10 her de-
mand Of FIVE dollars The impre sing officer OF the
District being in want OF bacon and lard for the army
called on her one day last week and politely informed
her that she must consider 'her lard and bacon pur
chased by tho Government Government priees-tbat
H. g. ger pound 70, the bacen and 81 so for tie lard.
Ia few hours every pound o; the articles in her pcs
session placed in the railroad cara with instructions
+" on to Richmoudl |" and we have no doubt they will
reach their destination. The frercs between the
sum received from the Government aud what would
have been cheertuy PAID by her neghbors, IL amount
to at least $40 600. We commsnd this Proceeding to
the imitation OF mprtsing officers throu ghout the
Saie end trcst that wherever Of hoaTding proyis
ons for ortio2ase prices is brought to their stten-
ton they viii Apply tho remedy promptly and the
tou0hly
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1i.t Of Men Of Mo,ri. ArtiAsry, Psg.'. Bal.alio

List of Men of Morris Artillery, Pages Battalion
Rods's Division, EpsFs Corps, taken Prisoners
al Spot.ylUania o. II az. morning Of The 12th
May, 1854:
George n Grogan, Haz'egrove, Richard II Oroes,
Lstcb, Ed P Perkins, Joseph LINE, VIM E
Lucke, Aud'w T Southv ortb, John Z Pugh, Wilson
Francis, John Mink, Henry L Holt, VIM n Price. Ed
Organ, Jas K Payne, Ell Stepp. Jster Farrar, II N
Elliott VIM Roach, Jas Scott VIM Yarbsousb, VIM
Browning, VIM Terry.
Wounded severtiy-Gw Tiller. Virgil Carroll. Jas
A Mason
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

The Nashville Press 70 hari upon Gaou1 Batler. II
says
We have strong faith In Lavaerstill frmer reliance
upon our own experience in physiognomy. Lookng
upon the portrait OF B. T. Butler read in large ros-
ter capitals ian avaricious cruel cowardy sensual and
devilish Beast" Gov. Herponts statement in regard
to his dougs in Eastern Virginia. does not csonish any
one even moderately ekl,d in reading the human ~
face. We don't think 1t becoming in jeff Davis 10
outlaw bis old crony but it is certainly the Christian
duty Of all the rest Of mankind to anathemaze and sb
hor the greasy scoundrel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
TRIBUTR or RESPECT.

-PAIsosERs-onIy eight or teo struggling Yankees
we're brought into the city yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

WoURDEn YASKEsl-Thrss ca losl, OF wounded
Yankees received here yesterday from the battle
d.ld of Cold Harbor. Ths,e wsrs poksi up afer
Grants retreat. Many Of them bad been lying there
since last Thursday night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
mARRIKD,

On Thundsy, May 18Th. 1854, BY Ry Dr. Dickinson Mr.
ALBIN SHEPHERD, OF Richmond Va, Miss BELL dsnshsr
Of DR. VIM Gray, Of ruvanna county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

JuDas Lyons CoUAr-In this court yesterday, the
case Of Ellis AeLan, hn Signaigo, VIM. Hardy, and
Rody hcOauey four boys, charged with breaking into
o. Il. Chahley's tanuery aud stealing hidea, was dis
posed of by the prosecuting Attorney entering nols
prosequ with the understanding that the three eldest,
HcLsn McCauly and Hrdy, were to be entered in tie
naval service The naval suthortes however, refused
to accept NC Auly becars, he had this Itch.
The thet adjourned ill the next term in c,urse.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

EOUND.-On l4th street, between Main and
Franklin sres,s GOLD RING vhIch tie owner can OBJ
ala upon application o. h once " describing sauna and pay
.ng for this sdvertissnsut. js1-1t
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$500 REWARD.

WILL pay the above reward of Five Hun.
dred Doii-n for DARK BAY STEAD ave yfau old this
pstt.s 81 yellow Tavern GEO w WILLIAMS,
Al Williams, carrnston BsJud,eso
jew Corner 18Th so OHy