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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-21

ofit, and cannon too, and would use
them. He was 'On it'll The Governor
ofithtS Territory was useless and could
do nothing. he (Brighaml was the real
Governor of this people, and by the
powers of the Most High, he would be
Governor of this Territory forever and
ever. IF the Gentiles did not like this
they could leave and go to hell. Nine
tenths of the people of the Territory
We're Southern synIpathizers-th North
was wrong, and the eoplesympathized
with the South" Tz.sE -s- E...-.f
"A long account given by Mr.. Richard
son, the well-known correspondent of
the Tribune, writing from Salt Lake City,
closes with the following recapitula-
ton. 49, eysa--..f,.-r ,a,i
=. II have written thus atIength because
the subject is one of grave importanee,
and ought to be minutely understood.
II the condition of things in Utah was
thoroughly comprehended by every
household In the land it would produce
an toVerwhelmlng public sentiment
which would force Congress and the
Administration into now and effective
measures. TE1l
Indeed, it would excite so much in
dignation that we should be very likely
to act with undue harshness and seve-
rity, without wise consideration forthe
sincerity and honest intentions ofthose
misguided masses, and even many of
their nominal leaders. Eetus recaPitu-
late : lrs5 aral l3li.1
81. brigham and his associates are
living in open, defiant violation of tie
laws of the United States. '4cH1.
~. They are teaching to their follow
ers intense hostility to our Government
and people, and the necessity and duty
of resisting by force of arms any at
tempt to make the law operative. q r3i
SO. They are drilling and arming the
entire people into a compact and eff
ctent military organization. -
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50ihalf = No. s, tneditm-ss1 49,
loo Iits. lS6ss1 g 9, large. -
100 Boxes Scotch Herring. rgf sJsgl,.tfT ]
Just received by =. ,s.styse9 .
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMP'Yi
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WINTER ECHEnIrIE

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J oTTIcE BAIT. 4 OHIO RAIIRoApCo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-21

----Signs Of Rebellion In Utah---Brig-
ham Young ON the Rampage. ..aa
Especial 70 the PlfEa. Pres from WashflgtollJ
Ihavemorethan once called attention
70 the condition of things in Utah, and
predicted that the time would come
when the National authority would be
forced to take the diving twin relic of
barbarismn by the thross, and bring It
side by. side with Its dead relative and
friend Slavery. That time is here; or
viii soon be here The very worst spirit
is being shown by the Mormon leaders
and fears arc entertained that owing to
the snsiI force of United States troops
in the Territory, there may be rising
Of the fanatics against such 'tgeptiles'
as are there. aass5
AIr. Colfax and his partyj when IN
Utah some months ago, was assured by
Brigham Young and others, Of their
ultra Loyalty, but the promise Wasinten-
ded to deceiYe, AS late as August 2Sth;
Smith, one Of the twelve apostles, is
reported as saying, ON Sunday, August
2Sth, that "the South was right the
NOrthernarmy burned and destroyed
everything in the South, and abused by
force all their women They would be
here some day to treat the fair women
Of Utah in q like manner. Old and
/, young should have plenty of arms.
God would fight their battles, and the
Saints would be victorious Moreover,
Brigham Young himself, ina sermon
nt the same time, uttered the following
sentence. - ,tst--.tE - ;
.lHe-was ready to fEht the Govern
menf. he had his soldiers, and rides
apdpistoIs and andmpI ION and plenty
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Flour F1OI1r'

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sfl noz. Washtuhs Nos. ], 2, anda %
eJJ, 50 dbz. Painted Buckets, tffI- OF .lTi
h. III f2SdoA, Woshboafds. .Ifr7f.l - l-lft
= ri 4 Z ,20 doE, Broolns. sl'4flr trl7fttf-.s
5,55 L. 3 barrels Nason's hacking. x 80
t.-ti 80 - bales Cotton BATTING lsxtrR. ~
fss.I-f. 10, ~ bales Candlewick- Just re-
cetyed and for sale by ...s.,,',a
noyl0 q a1r 4.lsI, AloRR1soN q 90 .
,i5i.a e Foundry Iron. ]
4 ar IONS Ham1en Furnace arriving on.
= tttt1 con- md for sale by 9 Il ,ssI
hoS9 - n = n p : 4 ISL MORRISON co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-21
Co6eei CoReet

fS0 BAGS CHOICE - q,
III q Prince 4ss : :. -
q Fair and low grades. sTz5
"a few pockets choIc9 old Java Just aITtNtn q
q oc24 LIST, 5oRRlSON &e0ss-
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=, a BRIs! !ORA1SHERRIES; -. ~ s.sfinl
now coEnsr Market and Qninoy St1:
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.b+s D F7DRIED, ,PEACHES
i SA BIIEH DRIED PEACHES, EASTERN
+O0lor 6aleby r. J. SMITH
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-21

DAssEEGER TRAINS WILL. RUN ny
H., the following schedule ON and after the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH


By late advices from Panama, we learn
there was a rumor from Bogota that the Co
lumbar Congress had rejected, by large
majority, the new contract granting the Pa
mama Railroad Company the perpetual pro-
prietorship Of their road. A serious riot had
taken place in Bogota, which was not Quelled
till the troops were called out and fred upon
the rioters, a number Of whom were killed
aud wounded. 1t was caused by some of the
Senator's neglecting TO take Off their hats
while religious procession was passing
The Senator's were attacked and stoned by
the people, and chased through the streets
into the Senate Chamber, where the violence
was continued. Revolutions were still looked
for in Central America, in consequence Of
the death Of President Carrera, of Guate-
mala, but none had yet commenced. Major
General Sickles was in BogOta, the capital
of Columbia, on the l4th ult., where he ex-
pected TO remain three or four weeks. The
Ocean Queen brought to this port two hun
bred and twenty-five thousand dollars in
specie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
FORFTGN NEKS.


The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool May
c, via Queenstown Nay Z, arrived in New
York Tuesday, bringing three days later
news from Europe.
The Portuguese COrtes have joined the
other Governments of Europe in passing
resolutions of sympathy with the American
people on the occasion of the death of Pre-
sident Lincoln. Accounts of public meet
ings and resolutions Of sympathy continued
to pour in from all parts of England. In
both Houses Of Parliament, on March 4, the
reply Of the Queen 70 the addresses in refe.
renee to the assassination was read. The
Queen declares that she entirely partici-
pateS in the sentiments addressed to her by
the Parliament on the assassination.
The Spanish Government has issued a
decree ordering the evacuation Of San Do
mingo.
In Prussia, new conflicts have arisen be-
tween the government and the representa-
tiyes of the people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19

The Heralds correspondence mentions the ar
rest Of Governor Vance by General Kilpatricks
cavalry on Friday last He is to be tried at
Washington.
It is intimated that Jefferson Davis ana Joe
Blown viii be inosrcerated at Washington in the
same cell.
On Saturday morning the steam tug General
Stewart, Captain Charles r. Jones, ran through
Dutch Gap Canal, drawing seven and one-hAlf
feet water This is the first vessel that has pass
ed through this much talSed of canal.
Hon John A. Gilmer of n. C.. has commenced
dividing his lands up among his slaves. furnish
ing them with facilities to work with. Other
masters viii: follow this example.
The steamer Martin Wof was robbed Of SlS,OOO
in money and $4,000 worth of goods, by guer-
rillas, At Moine's Landing on the Mississippi on
Saturday week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

Gov. Clark, Of Mississippi, has issued an
address TO the people, stating that General
Taylor surrendered all his forces east of the
Mississippi river, with all the government
cotton, quartermaster, commissary and
other stores.
All officers and persons in possession of
public stores will be held TO strict account,
and embezzlers arrested.
The Legislature has been called to meet
on the 18th Of May, aud will doubtless or
der a State Convention. The State officers
are directed to Immediately return to Jack
son with the archives of the State, and
county officers are eniOined TO be vigilant in
the preservation Of order, and the sheriff is
empowered to call out his posse, and the
military to keep arms for this purpose.
He says the State laws must be enforced
as they nov are until repealed, and masters
will be held responsible as heretofore, for
the protection and conduct of their slaves.
lie earnestly advises all citizens to unite in
the preservation of peace, arrest robbers
and maraudeIs, to fearlessly abide the for
tunes ofthe State to discontinue twelfth
hour YapOring, and meet facts with forti-
tude and common sense.
1t is believed that this address will mate
rally hasten the reorganization of the State
Government.
General Dana has called a convention for
reorganization, but the time is short for
full representation, and efforts are being
name to postpone it to a more distant day,
and have it meet at Jackson instead Of
Yicksburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
FROM PETERSBURG.

We are now receiving regularly the Pc
tersburg papers, which, up to within a few
days past, has reached US only occasionally
The Express has resumed its halcyon day
appearance, being now published on full
sheet, instead of the usual half sheet Of the
Southern papers. We wish the conductors
much success.
We welcome, also, a new and sprightly
journal from that city-The Daily NeloS-
published by Messrs. Sykes s Branch. The
paper is edited by Mr.. A. n. Kelley, is very
neat in appearance, and well conducted
We sincerely hope it may do well.
The city of Petersburg is said to be under
going thorough cleansing and policing, the
officers in command of the Post having set
the negroes to work cleaning the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
FROM MEXICO.

1t is reported that Gen. Negrete, with
$500 Liberals, appeared before MatamOros
on the goth instant and demanded q surren-
der. ltWIs refused, and the Imperialists
marched ont 70 meet them, which resulted
in = sharp cavalry and artillery fight. The
streets Of MatamorOs we're barricaded, in
expectation Of an attack, and business was
entirely suspended. No attack, however,
had been made as late as the I'd ultimo.
Seven hundred Imperial troops arrived at
the mouth of the Rio Grande on the I'd, and
made immediate march for the interior.
Il vas reported on the 4th that the Lib
erals had been Overpowered, and were in
full retreat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
TIE RAM STONEKALL-

Late dates from Havana state that the Con-
federate ram Stonewall arrived at that port
on the llth INST. The Government is said
to have refused to allow her TO discharge or
take on board any men or ammunition, and
only permitted her TO have coal enough to
enable her 20 put to sea, which she was Or
dered TO do in twenty -four hours. There was
no eport Of her having destroyed any yes
sells on her way to Havana. The American
Consul made Official application to be per-
mitted TO send . message by tug boat TO Key
West notifying the authorities of the pres
ence Of the StoneWAll, tut Gen. De Narissa
refused the request. The notice was then
sent by the American steamer Columbia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
FuNANCIAE. AND COMNIERCIAI.
COLD AND STOCKS.


Al the first Board, New York, Wednesday, the
gold rate was 1913 3-4-s decline. United States
5.2O's Gold at 1903 SO; Virginia skies 81, North
Carolina skies ga decline Of l-2. In Balti-
more. same day, gold was very steady, selling at
1919 I.2 to l39 . l. and leaving off with buyers At
the latter figure.
The New York Tribune rsferI as follows TO
Tuesdays operations in Wall street
Government stocks were steady and ON gold
be ring descriptions held very firmly. Railw y
Fh ,res were quite strong early In the uSy, Out
After call lower prices were made. and, under
more activity in money, there VS. good deal
Of stock seii. Miscellaneous shares were higher.
At the Public Board prices were steady ~ tne
reduced quotations. At the Second Board in
the street the market was dull and steady, with
but little business doing. Money is more active,
and higher rates have been paid. In commercial
paper, no change. Exchange is steady and
moderately active.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFS AND PROVI-
SI0NS.

The New York Post OF Monday says The
Wholesale market has been much depressed dur
ing the week, owing 10 the decline 10 gold, and
tie esgerness of many dealers TO dispose Of their
sto ks. The following is our weekly review
FLoUR.-Rates for family brands have been
sustained, owing TO the mode ate arrivals and a
steady demand. Medium grades however, are
from 3Oa35 cents lower at the close, and q e
market ia dull. St perfne state closes at s6a
I 10 extra state, S. 50a6 20; 81. LOUIS fair TO
choice extra, So 50alt 10.
WaEAT.-Transact tons in wheat have been
limited, and sellers have been compelled to sub
nit 10 decline Of l9a23c a bushel TO feet
sales. Chicago spring closes at 81 scat 81,
red western 81 3SaI "a, and amber, 81 Ca
so.
o. have been depressed and have declined
l6alS cents q bushe. The market closes at aga
5Ic for state; o. 80 Lee. for western Sfioat, and
49lolc. for Jersey.
CORN has suffered q decline Of 10 I50c. a bush
el, with still lower tendency, closing at 81 for
jersey and Pennsylvania yellow, and slal OF
for southern yellow, aud new mixed western az
y0c.
PoRK-The decline in Pork las been very
heavy, especially in prime mess. New mess has
sold freely at a decline Of SO 90, and prime mess
has sold sparlngly at a decline OF s3a3 IS. The
market cl ses quiet at $40 - for old mess, ga
25a24 81 for new mess.
BEEF has been quiet, selling at sl2alJ for
plai mess, and Si6al7 90 for extra. The mar.
Set closes dull and unsettled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
NOTICE.

OFFICE DEPOT OF REPAJRs)
CITY PoIsT, May IL le65.
accordance with the order of the Quarter.
Il master General U. S. A., Of April 80 1856,
and OF orders of Brigadier General Rufus ingalls,,
Chief Quartermas.er, &c, there will be sold at
PU &c CTIoN
To the highest bidder, quantity of
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS AND HARNESS,
which are suitable for Farm and Road purposes.
Sales commence at
PETERSBURG Friday. May 10 Ettrick's Fac.
tory, near Campbelps Bridge
At 10 O'clock A. III.
TERNs-Cash, in Government Funds
4. J. SIRANG,
Capt. d A. Q. NJ. in charge Of
myl3-F Depot of Repairs, City Point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Governor Brown Of Georgia was arrested on
the night Of the 9Th inst, At his mansion in Mil
ledgsvills, By Captain KneelAnd and Lieutenant
Bayard, and proceeds 70 Washington under
charge Of the latter.
The Nashville Press learns that General For
rest vas killed BY Captain walker Of the Con.
fedsrste army in revenge for the shooting of his
son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
To the American People

A Il "a Meeting of Citizens Ofrhe
IA United States, neld in the ity o. Nash.
ington, on Saturday, April 20, 1865 an Associs.
sion was organized, having for it object the
Election of Monument, at the ationl CAPT.
tai TO the Memory of the late Pres den: of the
Uni ed States, Abr ham Lincoln.
This Association is lied the ol f1coIu
Monument Association" and tie
following gentlen en- were appointed Board of
Directors, to whom is entrusted the management
of its AFFAIRS viz
Hon. JAS HARLAN, of Iowa.
Hon. HUGH McCULLoCH, Secretary of til.
Hon. W. DENNIsoN Postm ster General
RloHAsD WALLALH, Isq, MAYOR OF
Hon. J. W. FoRNEY, Secretary of the Sen.
City.
II. d. COOKE, ESQ.,, Washington City.
Or whom Hon. James Harlan, of Iowa. was
elected President and Fl. d. Cooke, Esq, appoint
ed Treasurer.
Upon notification Of their acceptance. IL "a
made my duty TO nnounce the fact TO the pub
lie. ina to solicit subscriptions the Monu
ment.
All Of the above named gentlemen. ercan,
Mayor Wallach, NOW absent from The city,
having accepted position on the Board of Di
rectOrs, the Association is announced AZ organ.
lied.
The patriotism of the american people is
earnestly appealed to that the proposed obiect
of the Association may be carried INTO efreoi in a
manner worthy Of them, and of the reat Patriot
and Statesman whose privat, virtues and emf
nent public services ore &c be concentrated by
this National Work ~
The Press Of the country is requested to copy
tins Notice' and 10 encourage th object of the
Association through ITS edit rial CO umns
The people Of the United States are invited to
II is not proposed by the Association TO sppoint
agents for the collection OF contribute ms and
oil persons DESTROYS Of contribute q 10 this Mon
nm, mt are invited TO send their donations direct
% the Treasurer n. d. COOKE Esq, ofihe firm
IF Jay Cooke 4 Co., of Wa .hington city or 10
Jay Cooke & Co., of Philadelphia.
Is. :. TODD,
Sc Rotary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
By REGNAuLT CO

Franklin Street, b tween 9Th and Tth.)
WE will sell at auction, on FRIDAY. 10Th
w instant at 10 oclock A. ". at our sales
TOOL %, as above, an sortment Of HOUSEHOLD
A A;Nb KITCHEN FuRNI URE, MANUFAC-
dg BED ToB ACCo, CRpCKERY, TIN AND
ELAsS WAKE, GROCERIES AND MERCHAN.
oonsignments received until Cav of sole
my lS-9t nnctionesrs e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19

| A TTRACTIVE OFFER TO CAPITAL.
"A ISTS-The valuable ballard
Hotel, I'm the City Of Richmond.
Va. and Fixtures attached there,
10, Tor SAFE az AuctIOn..-Att the request
of the owner, Mr.. John p Ballard, we shall ALL
at public auction, on the premises, on Thurs.
DAY, the list June, 1866 at . o'clock NJ. the
truly valuable property known as the Ballad
Hotel. This property is so well and favorable
known throughout the United States that n mi.
mute description Of it is deemed unnecessarv- =
The Hotel was partially completed before, but
finished since the war and was built after the
most approved architecture, the materials and
workmanship Of the best order, the front heinz
of granite and iron, and of modern STYLE. havin9
all the conveniences incident 20 a first claes as'
tablishm' Mt and regarded the hest arranged ona
in the South.
The premises are in perfect preservation. ercart
as to painting and cleaning, which are now h
progress so that by the day of sale IL can bs
ready for occupancy. The Hotel contains III
rooms Is six stories high, with Offices and stores
fronting on Franklin street A sketch of the lot
will be shown at the sale. Wv
The II, tel, until it was closed last wear eniovs5
large and lucrative patronage: and wben n
shall be Fopened under the present favorahis
auspices, cannot fail to do q much larger and
more profitable business, for the reason, AMONGST
Others, that the recent confagration DESTROYED
To capitalists it presents great inducements "a
there are number Of applicants to rent the pro.
perty and TO hotel keepers no better opportunjtv
TO make money can be offered To tbose ,vboo
may be unacquainted with the property II NAV
not be amss to say, that it cost originally more
than $3.50 600, when building was cheaper than
1t now is.
After the sale Of the Hotel, the Fixtures and n
portion of the furniture will be sold, CONSISTING
Of % very large Mirrors the Cornices, Chande.
liers, Clocks, Iron Safe, Counters and Desks
Steam Boilers, Steam Engines Steam Tables
Washing Machines, and many other articles too
numerous to mention, and possession at once
early day.
Terms for the real estate-0 ne-quarter cash;
balance at one, two and three years, for bonds
bearing interest, the same payable half yearly
secured by trust deed, or all cash. at the ontion
If the purchaser
For the personal effects, cash. The taxes for
S65 TO be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN d APPERSON.
my5 did Bankers and Real Estate Agents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19

TEL GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
Washington city is now in telegraphic
communication, over the military lines,
with Richmond, DAnville, Raleigh, Charles
ton, Savannah, Macon, Mobile, Jackson and
Pensacola.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
By GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE AND ELEGANT

by GhUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneera
OFFENSIVE AND ELEGANT
u BUILDING on Grace, between First and
Foashee streets for Lease at Auction.
The property formerly occupied by Mr.. LIE.
le6vre a. Young Ladies' Seminary will he
Leased at Auction, upon the pre- 4 ises, on MON,
DAY, 22d May. at II o'clock n
There are 30 rooms, including the basemant
besides which there is large saloon, oi6ce and
parlors. Bath + oms, wood and coal roon,s
cooking room with furnaces and range. stshIs
carriage house, &C., are all at a he'd.
The entire premises are furnished with oas and
water. gas anu
Tn property is admirably adapted and bs.n.
niuily situated eithe for large Loarding school
uor which itwa express built) or for trst
class hotel or boarding house
The neighborhood is one of the best in Tho
city and now, when hotels and boarding hon es
are so much needed, this property should be
used as such, as it possesses Tor those purnoses
advantages not to be met with in any Other
building now to be had in The city. O'''
Terms made known at the time of LEASING
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aucts'
Main ST., doors above Spotswood Hotel.
myl6-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
VERY VALUABLE REAL

W N 4
v ESTATE on Broad street, for sale AT Anc.
ton and very handsome STORE and Dwell.
LING also on Broad street, for Lease at Auc.
ton.
We will sell at auction on the premises. ON
TUESDAY. the 23d May, 1865, at o'clock, P. NJ,
the following very valuable real estate on the
moth side of Broad street, viz The Large
three story Brick Store and Residence, now oe.
cupied by Mr.. Antonio Pzzini and othe.s. between
LIST street and Brook Avenue, at a monthly rent
OF 1926. Besides the store and dwelling tbere
is brick kitchen, large lumber house &c IL
Is line b lit house and first rate business stand.
After which will be sold the excelle IT BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, between Madison and
Henry streets, occupied bv Mr.. O'Brien, at a
monthly rent of $40 This is a good ousiness
location, with excellent dwelling above.
After which, say about hsli-past 6 O'Clock.
viii be leased out for years from lst June NEXT
the very desirable Store and Dwelling now occu'
pied by Mr.. Chas. Behl-between Cd and Cd Sta
The store is handsomely fitted up, and the dwell.
ling part of 1t in first rate order. Thi, il also
first rate business location.
Terms very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale. '"'
HARRISON, CoDpIN 4 AppERsoN
mylC-tda
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
By Z. B. COOK, Au tioneer,
40 Main Street

By L. B. COOK, Au tioneer,
10 Main Street.
EOk SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ~
i HEAD OF CATTLE Mich Cows and Oxen
On Saturday the % h inst, at IL o'clock, / will
sell At the Horse lot (rear Of the Ballard House)
number OF very ex client Cows now giving milk
to the pail.
Also, number of fine Oxen.
Farmers, Drovers and Butchers will find this
an excellent oppol tunity to supply their wants
the stock being good and very desirable
my lids E'B COOK Anct