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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28

appeals 10 his record to show IN ~ha,
manner he intends 10 condnc, the war "
rlrc'cd ibe New York News gives the
following a. bis record, together With IL
meaning
lst Il means rigorus CONSUMPTION, "
att,sted 10y his letter 10 presiden, Lincoln
n. 1t means the annihiation OF Stat.
Independence and the suppression Of State
Soyernmsn's by military power, ~ en-.
dcnocd by his dealing. with the l<gisis
ture Of Maryland
81 II means the military arrest Ard
Imprisonment, ot ci,Sns. without oath or
warrant. IN STATS where Judicial process. -,
uninterrupted and their rernOvS. b-ynai
The jurisdiction Of the compliant tribI
mas. ~ be- couhn.i 10 remote fprtreSs.s
without accusation ard ~iihout lin -
time, at the caprice Of the Federal trncu.
tive or BIZ suhordna,.s To this .se -
nova and imprisoumeuts Of the n.emu,,s
OF the Maryland Legislature and Other
citizens Of that STATE by Gen McClel.au.
IN the fall Of l.6l, ~s- unqlestlonablt
witness.
A;h II means military lu,erferenrs
with elections ~ shown by his eorrvpon.
deucc with Genera Bauks 10 regard to The
Maryland election 1861 10 be found on
page. thit,,.tvo and thirty tire. Of the
pamphlet Of Secret Correspondence
9th II means the suppression of nsrs
papers aud The arrest OF their editors ard
printers which were broken up conienpo-
rabeou,ly wih is suppressed Of the les
stature Of Marylsod.
9Th. II means tn- entir, subordl1atloa
Of the army IA the will u the Executive
whether exercised cous,iiatunally or ~
nagrai violation Of the Constitution anI
N, denial % their right - canvas much
less 10 disobey. the orders Of their super
or even tanugh disobei'euce NAY ms a@ye
the wholesale overthrow OF IA, nEo-t sacred
rights OF person, prop T,T aud ciilz uslIp
For tins, our authority Is the ha irest
af bcncral Mcclellan TO the Array of th"
Potomac alter TIE promo.guuco Il the
Presidents Emauyyiiuu Proclamation
aui das'it d as 20 Henera. prtr- No 90
SENATOR SUMNER t0sutrlaNs o.
Pace ~uWmr -tl- that b, a peacC
mAa ns thus. OF rea.e hy o., and by
uicht-eyen drtnm peace bui be- IS not
wiling to maxi nrs 1ther hirt Of uaacc
arraurcment wits o. south than u solid
peace one THAI viii s-' through all timr
10 COME 10 Sacrre tots KIND % peace the
rpb.ihou must be completely .unihiatet
DESTROYED. So thst nothing will be lN e.
feed inlare ret..liogs Hear hin Bat.
'e ov-citH.us be- M b. frank With yoa.
ior such l. uiy habit. here OF cl@evher.
wheue,cr have The honor g. spesh u
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-28

ate number Of ncliHs = kerlcS savs
No country which has 10 the hid ~
srmy Of halt a million Of men. j. capable Of
scepng ca ieoi ip3e61itely such a iorcv
has ever been snbjuFated IN the history Of
the world A Yankee army OF oee miuie1
o. mrn mnss be MAINTAINED ior macy year.
by b. Invader to enable him TO hold b.
Own and osvupy conquered provinces. apd
such an army has never been nAss4
AGAINST " .ad " M neves De
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

- IN APPEAL % tue People Of tns Confsder.
0 ete ntsies--Tbs Directors Of The Young
Meas Christian Assocsstton o. hice@ons se.pscs.
The atr,otac throughout the Confederate States m
appeal IN behalf 0s the soldiers, families u this
city. stacs shs commencems Of The war Richmond
fas hear refuge for those who have been driven
from their homes By our ruthless enemies Thou.
sauds OF helpless woman aud childreD not from tbs
devastated counties OF Virginia alone, but from
aeariy every state Of the Confederscy have sought
a. ssyium In our midst. Our citizens have been
appealed 70 In numberless instances 10 relieve the
SICK and wounded soldiers, 10 furnish shoes end
clothing for soldiers In the aeld and hospital, and 10
afford FOOD and shelter for their suffering families
aud nobiy have they, In the great majority OF In
stances, responded TO every appeal.
Inc suppnes Of provisions III ths city as tins time
are reduced, and the difficulties Of obtsinipg 9TH
ers BY ordinary means 80 numerous and great,
that the funds contributed for the relief OF the Poor
can accomplish but little In purchasing the necessa-
ries Of life.
An wrateu report from the Clothing Bureau II
sppears that there are more than three thousand
females In this city who are seeking employ menS
from the Government in vA!n, aod thst thoee who
obtain work are not fully employed. The wsges
received for their work Will not enable these poor
women to procure suhlclency OF the pisinest food
for themselves and children. Without sssistaeee,
then, from the city and country generally, many
Instances OF actual starvation must nave occurred.
Our City Council has made most liberal appropfia-
tons for the purchase Of supplies, DON Tor graiai
tous distribution aud for sale at Gosb but tie Agents
employed for the purpose have not been aDe TO pra
cure the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances we feel tbat 10 IL our
duty 70 appeal 10 fellow citizens throughout the
Copfets, ate states to forward without delay, contri
buttons OF money and supp'ics TO the Army Com.
mittNa NJ this association. Since the commencement
OF the war this C1mm!ttee has lsbOrsd xsalousy and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare Of
solde aud their families, aud for the saccess
OF glorious cause. Let those soldiers not be dis
Outraged now, sp0n the eve of our seserest ana a.
we trust, Cur las, and moss glorious campaign. for
want Of tue generous sympathy and support OF their
friends 81 hons.
Shipments made 10 Roger Martin, superintendeni,
or Vim p Munford, Chsifmsn Of the Army Commit.
tee, will be promptly attended to ANA ia accord.
aucs with o spscis agreement made with the Super
inte1dsnt Of the southern Express Company, all
ex press charges will be paid BY them at Richmond
Contributions of money shOuld aa0 be ss.fto these
gentlemen. WA WILLIS, js, Pres.
g. SiRI0ET, SoorotSTy. my Its
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from the helm Of the Chesapeake succes-
asveiy, aud thus, from . cause somewhat
similar to that Of the Alsbams, the stceraee
OF the ship was disturbed. But the crown :
Ing blow was given by the boarding the
weasel. About twenty Of the ehannon's
men, seeing favorable opportunity ior
boarding, without waiting for ORDER, jumpsd
on the deck Of the Chesapeake. Captain
Broke, with the regular boarders foi'oWec'
aud the remarkable combat was soon terni
mated. The gallant Lawrence died oil DIS
wound, mauifesting to the last heroic
spirit. But bis ship was fairly whipped, ana
the exultation of the English knew no
bounde. We never heard, however, thattne
Yankees OF that day admitted that lone
swallow makes summer" They had never
known a set tif to the success OF the shan
non 10 tie long career of American nationf,
aud we are not without similar consolation
Ia the fate of the Alabama.
That vessel has done more than enough
for the Confederate cause to afford the loss
of her hull aud armament. The spirit that
animated her still survives. 1t was not the
Alabama, 1t was Capt. Semmes, who WAS the
scourge of Yankee commerce. The vessel
was merely weapon in the hands of the
skilled swordsman. The Sumter was as
much thorn in their sides as the Alabama
What difference did it make when the
Sumter was lost aud the Alabaua took her
place? What difference will it make that
the Aiabami has sunk, when another, and
possibly better vessel takes the plaea Of
the Alabama? "The pirate Semmes" still
lives and will soon he on the waves again
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lnl0lenCe.

We have read nothing during this war so
well calculated 10 make the blood of every
Sonthern man boil with indignat ion as the
war blast which we published yesterday
from the Trumpet OF that yilest OF all vile
panders, Foiney. "Untaught ny the disas-
tiers OF Antietam and GettyshHrg.' says this
pimp OF 9 play actor, "theY have once more
ventnred 10 turn the tide of war from U.s
dss0lat,d fields Of Firs;nid to the peaceful
homes aud fertile valleys Of Maryland and
Pennsylvania" How come the 6slds of
Virginia to be desolated ? Who has made
them the theatre of murder, arson. and pill
lage, for the last three months? Who bat
the very tillers OF these "fertils valleys"
the very occupants of these peaceful
homes which are dwelt upon with SO much
JUNCTION? Observe the tone In which this
annunciation Is made. The desolate con-
dition of our country is made reproach to
us by the very wretches who have made Il
thus desolate. We are spoken of as though
we were tribe OF Huns or Saracsns Issuing
from land cursed by God with sterility to
lag waste green province which had never
offended,an whose only sin was its wealth.
OIL II ia hard to be thus tainted with our
poverty by the scoundrels who have i'm
poverished us. But there is God above
US God of not only Mercy, but of jug
tice and of Vengeance likewise
But this Is not all. Inspired by his theme
as he proceeds, he tells his Yankees to sIet
the ina! issue teach them" (us) 'the folly Of
Toaas'7;g JTesn.ea az their Oaos honses" This
too, from the mouthpiecs of Lincoln From
the trnmpeter who has been sounding the
onset, as horde after horde of plunderipg
scoundreis have poured into Virginia. 10
make it scorn and q mockery even 10
themselves. For such a wretch, after hay
ing justified the commission of every crime
under heaven, in the homes of the freemen
Of Virginia, to appeal to the sanctity of the
'reeman's home, is something worse than
mockery. 1t ID an Insult to Gcd, in whose
hands is vengeance, and who WIN certainly
repay.
And yet we are thankful for the idea. The
csrcasses of two hundred thousand Yankees
-fheiVes all-murderers every one of them
ARE buried IN the soil OF Virginia. They
bear testimony to the danger of disturbing
freemen in the peaceful enjoyment of their
homes, and when Yankee speaks in soon
OF our desolated fields, he ought to speak,
likewise, OF the cost at which they were
made SO.
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ID RSIDESCn on south side OF Leigh street, be-
Nc, tween Adams street aud Brook Ryenne for
ssls AZ su,siou.-oa Tuesday, 1sLh IDLY, At 6x
O'Clock b., viii be sod, upon the premises, the
late residence of Vial. ~ has eight rooms, be.
SIDES kitchen, sli in good order, and we'll OF
water In the yard. the lot fronts 90 feet aud
back ia feet. The situation Ii retired ana con
ysn.ent. aud Ia come respects very desirable.
Txaas-t aeh Or circuit. ~ the purchaser may
prefer ID Will JAMS,
~ l8 Aactiopeer.
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DI m

Althe residences Of her father, anna, In.ant
Aauaheer of William and susan bfsSsef, ssss =
ne funeral VIII take place this evening. q
osclflrk On Let street between bakehAHu CunItty'
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apR0flI NOTfVES.

a. SPECIAL NOT1CB---We respectfully call
the attention Of 4he sSads 70 our Auction Sale, this
tFfidsy) morning, q 10 O'Clock.
WI WILL ADD
A lot Of paints and drugs, viz
A variety or paints In oil. Chrome, green
and yellow black lead, ivory black, vene.
tian red mint. vanish and sash brushes,
nitric acid, OH, peppcrments maenesla, OPT
um, qulnine, ginger, cloves and sandfy other
medicines.
90 4 envelopes for druggists
10 beKes ext iogwood
! case amputasing instruments
81 tfepanHing d"
90 ink
Lot ready made ciothing
20 pieces checked gtnshHm
~ do email figured lawn
, cases English prints
30 dozen Iadies' Paris kid gloves
case. 100 pairs senllemeh's high quarter
, a8 cavalry boots
60 SO g" ladies' English SHOES
IS ehiidTen's do
IS reams wrapping paper
% kegs smithfeld lard
200 lbs bacon
SOD '' harness leather
dog Cameion's Loadon vinegar
1ol lbs Liverpool salt
cask French brarcy
large Suffers tent
doz chopping axes.
viii mmeace the sale with Liquors and Sc
gas, at i0k O'clock
VIII sell Drugs and Paints al ii O'Clock Gfc-
ceries, ~ O'Clock, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.
jy I5-u ROBINSON, ADAMS co.
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ONE Hundred Dollars Reward will ,ys lhs
~ above reward for the taking up std sfcgrit.
80 that may get him sRsia, Dart, nshasseyhN
etud Colt, .ts years years old he vas stolen from
The iafn Of Ii 81 fo1lkes Of Chesterfield county. q
tie night OF Me 1th Of jaiy- he Is vel geese
with black name and iegs Supposed 10 b: islsg
by seIiieI for essaXy service.
NOSES rkadUj0N,
ty l3-6if For ii b s0glkss
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10 50

nOn uI.sAnc kessId-sid Do PAID ~ -
ZJU for the sppFehsnsioa add soBnsfmenl
any jail OF = negro men nsmed kneyt wao ~
sway from VIM Brsnlen, Ia Amelia county. sai
negro was purchassa by said Btsn,on Of u No
veil, IN Richmord. Address JOHN 6ils
4 10 1S-~2tawJws JsssTsviiie r o, AHslia co. Va
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- TEousAsp DOLLARS
ksfusss stock Of ,..a,o,.
am now Offering for sale, ~ retail. Ia the horse
occupied by Aessrs Qaaries son. Nc 2s9
Brood st, two hundrsd ana nifty rhausAld dollars
worth Of
DEF Goods and
Readysads Clothing,
which viii be cold at very low prices.
Tnis stock ID large and varied, compfisiug
Fine black West Of England broad cloths
Fine fancy and plain cassineres
Fine Ifsh sHd browa linens
Fine aipscas and caAhmerss
Black silk payaseis, aud . great variety Of
goods for tins ladIas
Military coats, psats, and Sssts
ctissns clothing Of all ttaes, nASsiassuFst
A large sock u summer olothias, ssns,s, Ing CT
s s.,s cashmere IN sSss'' vs.,'' and pants
white iesa ffoeks and ssels
brown imam frosks and sacks
White ana fancy harsslilss vssts
White linen pants
Bsss English bali hose
White, eoiosed, and mised Isfiao under
shirts, for suumsr and winter
Paper collars, fancy and white
Beat fnsilsh cAilcees
CrAvass
Neck ties
BtOcks,
And . aas Assortmsns Of
Gsntlsmsa's furnishing goods
Invite al who are IN need Of any Of she spess
mentioned ARTICLES 70 call and sxsDiae ny aosA,
feeling assured mai cah pls.ss sbsn Y qsAhsy,
sy's' and sfsos' .,rn 800. IssrSS a..
" ls-et No aae Brosd q.
11sHE osleorsss1 NAN a11 ssspDs.1 i.snssIy
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ono DOLLARS Reward --iha Adore I.wsfi
ZOU viii be- all for sny hoy Cay, whs ts4
away from mr W A Hoppe on Thursday Eenas,
He 10 black, about ~ years 81 age wiiE bsi ifOll
teeth, good countensase, sad very e1ek vbVs
spoken 10. tie iefs Ia COMPANY With yeirg mts
belonging 10 mr Hoppe, AZ at 90 yeaIs cid, Az
they vii probably be fouEd Together.
ly9-6s DAWN NcBAaIEt,
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pan sWAY-ffom Sue subscriner, shllt ~
last CT June, negro boy eaIa iis r5da away
medium-sz III iroa gray mare, branded Cj San
ia abou. IL years Oil, spare butt, .pger tr4.i
color. and has Down caa. expre-si0l leo spOssi
10 A liberal reward viii b1 paid for hs spps,
hensiop OF both or either negro or horse. sAm Z
the property OF Mrs Mason, sud IS supposed to %
W th the army. EP ARUHtR
jv i4-let Major sud- ON
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By u. w. HJll:s, duct,
mo IS Main street,

TToUSSHOID and Kitchen Furniture at suc.
H tion.-Wtli be SOLD ct suction, on TnafSday,
Juiy a. commencing At 10 O'Clock 81 The residence
ca l7tb STREET, near Crews Soap Factory, assiis
BILE bot Of
Household and Kitchen furniture
CTockery And glassware, stoves, &c.
iylS q w WILL Is, Auct.
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~ H. iTeasarsts, .alct,

t<ot aESI.
DIANoS, handsome TurD,tu,. a..
! .uetion.-On Friday, tina isb ~ ,S "s sale II
0c'oex, VII ssit ct ny sslssroora-~ '"''' 81 10
very excellent planes
Mahogany and other wardto,a.
HAndsoms mahogany cabinets"
AZ AZ 40 wa:hs'snas, a, "s
uo 90 bsds.s.is. j,.sS Ia,
handsome NAH szsny tsis a.
Bates, tab'eJ, excellent ssna. .s.,
Mattresses and bedding. S-@s
ALSO,
10000 prime Florids a0d Virginia cigar,
70 gross superior matches
3 d. cupboard locks
esddlss. clothing
tn. An sssoftmsnt Or erect y ard s.ssv,,.
WI, 1 IA add. SIS rLEhsANrs, Ausrt'
choice lot OF excellent dfv ,oos.
very superior field glass, sc.
!yls Esr.aa
By Rooi,sso',, Adams d o., 1,,rf.
toorusr stn and Main STA
regular eais OF grocsfiss dry koot, ho,,.
shocs and suhdriss viii take phase 90 49,
next, the 10th Inst, at 10 O'sIeea, sbsn -, 10y
tf1H- Nc VII
10 tbls'shoiOs o .usars
boxes DO do
BAGS white CHARMED sugar
sbis crushed So
IL Dds = peas
ot kegs Smitbreid lard
10 hrgs ti csrb soda,
With . g-nstsi assortment OF
GroesrleS, liquoFs, cigars &c
ALSO,
GOO horse brushs'. 90 aOcoua, ot Wttz Il
may concern
B bales 4 Georgia shsa.lsx
400 pairs boots and shoes
II pieces berexs
I.ettsr and nots paper, pIsysax esrt,
with variety Of miscellaneous goods
fsrtit ulsrs in special notice on moraiFs ot "a,
Parties desiring 70 conslge "a goods lot,h.
above sale will please deliver sspas with isxats,
early as convenient on Thursday,
Z iva ROBINSON. ADAMS AGO, lust.
By RsiDocd, Philips & Co, .iln,i,n.,y,
81 haia stfeet
WI viii sail at store. ct Aas:ion, 90 f,u,s
W mnrn!1g, ut 10 o'clcek--
general assortment OF furpiurs
Ciething shoes, dry goods
Qold and silver watches
Consigrmsnts solicited all isy Of PaIa
Special s.tebtion 10 81 kei 10 sac tf 81 y.t, ssu
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS Oo.
y 10 Aa5tioussrt
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Onn DOLLAkS Rswaid.--l VII give the atom
OUU reward for the delivery 10 sls u M Ma
Aiick to = N Davis q Co, Of hiebu1oti. ssd 90
gro, believe, 10 lurking Ia Charlotte ooualy, Va
He has . wife At Mr. holley's, Ia Ksys9ie, Of nj
county. Aliek was originally from Gs,'sA bal Si
lately lived IN ChsrloIts, he 10 about iset I q
iehes high, very black, Eoge very vide and 1a ia
q prominent scar on the Upper part q. tSs of"s
tone; IL quite intelligent, aad ese read ahd si1'
purchased him 10 Richmond Ia Nay Oi s~t
wick Aiiny carried ca q 90 bay horse oeiSt,I
tn Dr Geo Brown. Said horsa ~ss lane IN eleoih
hind lest by gravel; lac n Eighty nkits 10 hs "a
and ca both bind feet.
LEWIS j WALTON, MD,
Maiton's MilsPu,
tes0~endslt Cumberland 90, W
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AUCTION 1ALES-1cruss DAra

| zUCII0M 1zL11-ICruas DAYs
~ 1sdseood. HuPs q o.. Asscss,
inc - Msin assstl
UD Vim 81, on Aosdsy nexs, the lsh issi.
Of Charity and 81 sphsn streets, near DGsckoe
HI Csmstssy, Oh ths hcusshoId end 1i1aAm far
nitars q . asstlsmsa declining hoasskeepins, con-
Bsds. ssddisg, sAGirs, tables, &c
s1osllsas Morning sias cooking stove
large brass pressr wing ksttis 30
ALSO,
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS l. CO, Aacts,
~ list No 81 Aaio street.
WE will ssiI, At the Horse Los. on Council Cham
w Der Hill, ON saturday next, q 10 O'CLOCK A u :,
number Of Horses. among them
S4ysrai good cavalry horses
exce!lept seis OF wagon harness. no
REDWOOD. PniiLIPs 90, Assis,
By l.. Il. Lack, duct. IS
(0dncs No 90 Main street,
uoRsEs. Mules. Wagons,
- Al Auction.
viii sell .. the Horse Lot, on Saturday, tho
9th Inst. at 10 O'Clock
Several good horses and mules
ALSO,
good farm wagons
buggy and harness
Iwbe.t fan
Lot OF axes, &c.
ALSO,
2good silver WATCHES. IN good order
ladys gold watch, In perfect order
furniture wagons, nc.
Furniture 1T private sale, cheap, 81 No So Main
street. ~ l6l LUCK. Anct.
By Williamson d Co, Aucs'rs.
mo ls2 Main street, between 9th and 10th.
TIE will eel at tb. residaucs Of MIRA Y,bv ruvsI
w street, between FL and Sd, on Saturday, July
i6sh. 1884, commencing at 10 O'Clock d, oil Of her
hosse,,.dsfurGiture, Consisting CT
Wardrobe, bureau
TIN safe, tables
bsds;ssds, chat .
Platter, dishes
Feather bess
Blankets, sheets
Window shades
Clothing, &c, 30
lyls WILLIAMSON co. Aae.s.
b. Geo. ". Was, A,ses'r,
mo. 80 Main ct.
NAT ILL Be sold at suction, at my store. on Sat
Wv urday, July 10. cosaUisrsiSs ss 10 O'clock, .
large and desirable lot
Household and kitchen furniture
Stoves, ofookefy aud glassware
Ready made clothing, dry goods
Shoes, hats, boots, he
Bisnts,s, carpets Se
To5Acct, cigar, &c
esYsfsl dee gold and silver xatehss jswsry, sc.
igio q w WILLIS. Auet.
BIZ Tics w. heeses, A,csioae<r,
(omos Corner Of 18th sad Gary ssrssts)
HoRSEs, Mules, Cow and Calf.
For sale at Auction.
Will be soIu on Council Chamber Htii HautdaV
morning, July 10Th, commencing Ia, 10 O'Clock
Several good work horses
very hne bay mare
50 " mules, In good orrier
4" I" cows and calf
jy15 THOjW KEESEE, Auct.
-
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~ NE ABERS Of the Richmond Philharmonic
~ Association instrumental perormefs) will
assemble al The rooms of H Rhod.s, Esq, on
Main street, this (Friday) evening At su'ci0ck
Members will please bring their instruments
with chem. By order Wee President
jy i5-ltt CtiAMBERLAYNE, Jr, Sec'y.
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n USf--At HsSverdam station, on the Central
Railroad, On the eth May, 1864, Certificate No
SOL, fer two shares of The Richmond importing AMI
Exporting Company, one share OF which was traEs-
ferred 10 Creushaw on the sth Jan sry, 1884.
Also, Certificate No %, January 10, 1864, for ase
shares Ricnmoad alass Company. New certincatss
viii be applied for and al persons are forewarned
from trading for or receiving them.
Js2s-ia4wt JOHN sELDRN.J K-
r osT-In the month OF May last, Confederate
i States Csrtdcsse Tor = foas par ceut bond, for
$500, dated March II, lsos, and made payable 70
Blizzard Webster. All persons are warned asainst
the 9 Treasurer for . renewal OF tbs above GER
tdcate. lje S-1awowtl HI MOORE.
r OFT Bords.-Tsksr from the subscriber By tie
Yankees, In their raid through Amelia coun-
y, in tao month oS Nay issi the following eight
Confederate registered psr cent bonds, $500 each,
issued August Is, 1850, aud payable January, 1881:
Nos s4s, SAG, coo, $751; ss4 sbs $780, 6s7. The fore
gazing bonds were issus1 to me, and having bssn
lost, - shove stated, give notice that shali
newai end the pulse are warned not to receive Or
dispose Of ssid 6oads. JANIS B0TT.
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II Osr--0onfsderate Bnuds.--Ioas, on Friday, the
~ 9Th day Of April. 1854, tsupposed 70 be los 1t
vile aaiiroad) two Coniedsrass per cent Bonds,
No so2 for $4,000, Issued May ~, 1885, intsrssi
paid to ist January, 1888 the other No s,1ss, for
81 ,tee, issued ttn ssptsuess, 1885, interest Psia
my l6-1aw6w.
r OST-C0nIedefate Treasury kerept No III,
L dated hAgca II, 1854, In favor Of the scbscri.
bsf. for one thousand dOllsrs-it BEING receipts for
bond for per cent Ia accordance with he 18Th
secsisu Of the tot February IL, 1854 Notice q
hereby given that an Application will b. made In
due time for . renewal Of ths same.
my s0-iswswt w II CREW.
ITOUND-Bsyond the Chickahominy, four miles
fsom Dottom's Bridge, vsry good hoffs
fockAway. Richmoad make, and which he'd bssa
abandoned BY the enemy. II can b. sssn st the
York River Railroad Depot, AID psrsops o.simjsg &c
ASs referred 10 Hunter Lucas, Attorneys ct Law,
l73 Main OF, Richmond. We. Who, upon snfisiens
psoSf 81 tttis and psyment of just exrsnsss, hAys
authority 70 dsaivss 1t up 20 the owosr.
10 a8--w4W. RR TAYLOR
II OsT some short Tuna sinas, two b Treasury
u 4 Certificates, Ut the following datss, numbers,
sad suOunis; 0as dated March 9TH, Tor a SEQ No
5O63; tbs other dated March sosh, Tor ii COO, No
ssl0 Tue public are forswsTnsd mon IredtnT fnr
the above oextihcates, The subs-rsosr hAvfDS a.
rsady taken legal steps . insure shsir renewal.
jsl4-lawewt No2es Eroad eTset !.
.AT0ilCE -AH psrsons hssing sta1ns sezinst Ne
IN estate a. tbs late George Wktkoeid, are ~
spsetfally requested y Dssssat ~ sAne pEepesly
nuthsnttcaend - the undNeign<d - tn - ~
the fnHklin PsFss NH, vttk1n ~ ssxt Unity
A. nd tnsanN nAshf nafA