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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-20

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


a HROUGH no MEMPHIS IN II HOUR
an ana after Sunday, JAY 2is 1861 Mall Train will led
~ Nashville Daily at 7 NJ
Returning, arrive a. Nashville at lis A 81.
Way Passenger Trains viii leave Nashville daily teept 81
days, at AN.
Returning, arrive at Nashville rs n.
juyl9-u ". ON PERKINS
General superiutendeu al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-20
WILLIAM II, POLK.

1t will be seen from the card of Col. Trigg that
he is ineligible TO the office of GovernOr-not hav-
ting resided in the State long the Constitution
requires. We regret this, as desired to run an
East Tennessee Union man. But having now only
two weeks to go upon, and having to choose between
Isham G. Harris and Vim. Il. Polk, We don't hest
tate to take the latter. Harris has shown his hos
tility to East Tennessee in every movement he has
made and his bitterness towards Union leaders
and Union men, by the hands he has placed the
Banks in. Polk is original Union man and a
Douglas Democrat; and although he yie'ded to the
Secession pressure. every body did IN Middle and
West Tennessee he 0S among the last men to surrender,
and continued to make Union speeches until his triglds
reconstructed because of the danger he loaS opposed TO-
He is kind in his feelings toward East Tennesseti
and East Tennessee Union men, and will do US JUS
tce, the very thing Harris and his party will never
do. As a choice of evils and as peace measure,
we % for Polk, and no Union man in East Tennes>
see ought, for one moment TO hesitate about sup
porting Polk We can give him 10000 of MAORI
ty in this end of the State, and let US do it.
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Auction Notice.

Total Scholastic population OF the Sats Of Turesse as
ported 70 4 IS Office for lO is go @ a 65 cents per shol
SIs4665 20 wy MclsEgOR.
jHiy19-u stats Trea lur5r
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The Contest for Governor on East Tennes-
see.-OOI. Folks Associates In the E'UniOn
Ticket.1
The Knoxville Wing withdraws the name Of
Col TRIGG as the Union candidate for Governor
and hoists the name of Col. WIN. H Polk, in as
sociation with those of NELSON, MAYNARD and
BRIDGES, heading it "the Union ticket" The Wing
gives the following reasons for its support of
Polk. They will probably be perfectly satisfact
DRY to the men in East Tennessee who are threat
ening to rebel against the State Government and
Join LINCOLN The italics are ours:
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Distribution Of the Common school Fu
Tor year 1851,
Gsnfis

TON OF THE COMMON School FUND. on TIE I.
DAY OF JULY, 1851:
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THE wan.
News, Gossip, RzmSrs, ana Lfez from
S1acl Republican Sources.
xrcRTAxT EEox coLUzcus -PEocLAxATrcS O. cz1sA
DIER-aENERAL &. a w1sE-NEFs FROM TEE zANA.
Of the cineinnasI aa-ete.


DrER-aENERAL g. A. w1sE-NETs FROM TEE zANA
VIA ARaT.
Correspondence Of the ciaeihnzti Ga-ete.
CoIUNBus. July Ill send you a copy of a pro-
clamatIon by Henry A. Wise to the people Of the
kanawha Valley 1t obtained by an officer of
the Ohio volunteers from Secession family near
Ravens9ood:
PROCLAIM iTIoN.-l.-RIPLEY July G, lS6l.-Te the
true and loyal citizens Of Virginia on all the Ohio
border and more particularly to those of Jackson
coHnty,I would earnestly appeal to come TO the dc
fence of The Commonwealth, invaded aud insultcd
as she Is by a ruthless and unnatural enemy.
None need be afraid that they viii be held account
table fer past opinions, votes or acts, under the
delus oas which have beenpracteed upon the North
western people, if they viii now return to their
patriotic duty and acknowledge their allegiance to
Virginia and her Confederate States their true,
and lawful sovereigns.
lou were Union men, was !, and we held
right to be so until oppression and invasion and war
drove US 70 the assertion of second independence
The sovereign State proclaimed it by her Conven-
ton, and by majority Of more than 100000 votes
at The polls. She has seeded from the old and es-
tablished new COnfederacy
She has commanded and we must obey her voice.
L come to execute her cOmmands-tO hold out the
olive branch to her true and peaceful ctizens-tO
repel invasion from abroad, and subdue treason
only at home. Come to the call of the country
which owes you protection as her native sons.
HENRY A. WISE, Brigadier-General.
News from General Cox's brigade, received at
the Capit1 this morning. states that on the 18th
was Red House. thirty one miles from the mouth of
of the Big Kanawha. They expected them to reach
Charleston on the 10th. There had been picket
skirmishng on the march, but nobody hurt"
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MDowELL's FoRcEs-AREIvAL AT
srrp,rrur,-,.
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From the Petersburg Express, July II.

Our special correspondent writes under date
July -, p. m. that one is now allowed to pass
the lines Of the Federal troops, coming from Balti-
more. Even the Conductors on the Railroads are
searched every trip, and all letters and papers de-
strOyed.
Christian Frailey was shot by Sergeant Allen in
the abdomen at the Virginia House Friday evening,
and mortality wounded. Ill feeling had existed be
Kentucky Battalion.
Sunday night our pickets shot three of the Yam
KEGS and took five prisoners. It is said that we
average three killed and three prisoners every day
throughout the week
Our scouts have Just come in from the ne ghbor-
hood of Bunker Hill twelve miles from Winchester,
and reported the enemy as advancing on Winches-
ter with large force. The trumpeter of Col.
Stuart's cavaly, who was stationed there, has just
been brought in severely wounded in the leg.
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Notice fo stOckbeIders.
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Adopted June q. 1861.
\ True copy J. E R. RAY, Secretary of State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
PELEGRAPHIO.
FROM KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE, Dec 27.-The latest Louisville paper re.
ceved here represent that Northern troops continue to
pour into Kentucky in one uaocssing stream.
The Louisville Journal Of the 18Th instant states, upon
What it says is very good authority that Secretary 3D.
ward has really given to Bishop Hughes the secret
mission to Spain.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the lsIh instant asserts
upon direct information from Washington, that there
viii be no advance from the Potomac until nett spring.
and that no general engagement viii take place 'nS
Winter, unless brought on by Gen. Beauregard.
MEMPHIS. Dec 26-R.labls intelligence from BOW
pg Green says that appearances do not ndcae an en-
gagcmeat although circumstances might preciptase
rh. within eight or ten days But few Federsi' have
a. vet crossed Green river and Ii reported that they
have gone back aud burnt the bridge.
Gen. Hindman's official report Of the Woodsonvile
sgbt saws that Col Terry and three Texan Rangers
were klled-Leut Morris of the Third Texan Rangers
was dangerously wounded; and Capt Walker, three
Rangers, and two privates of the Arkansas Battalion
were slightly wounded. The Yankee loss was rs killed.
and the number of wounded WAS unknown. We took
prisoners.
Kentuckians from Bourbon county who arrived here
to-day say that the read from Paris to Prestonbug Is
clear of Lincoln troops and that squads Of SouhSrners
are constantly joining Gen. Marshars command They
mostly come from the Blue Grass counties
Gen. Marshalrs soldiers openly recruiting in Bour'
bon county, and but few Union men can now be found,
except town mer. The mountsineers are hocking TO
Gen. Marshalrs standard 10 large numbers.
There Is nothing new from Columbus.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS ABOUT CHARLES
TON

AUGUSTA Dec 27-The Courier Of this morning states
ths. Yankee guuboat exchanged few shots with the
Coles Island battery on yesterday.
Dispatches received in Charleston state that Federal
fleet Of twelve gunboa,s had passed up to White Point
on North Edisto and made demonstrations General
Evans forces Renforcements have been sent TO Gea
Exams, and an early battle was expected.
Demonstrations have also been m,de at other points.
The North Carolina battery disabled few Federal gu-
bsa,s on Tuesday last.
Five Federal steamers were anchored on Coles Island
last night, and battle was expected to come or at an
early hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

BAD SCARF -Oa Taursdly young fellow of mixed
blood named Arthur FeEguson employed at the barber
chop on Franklin street. near l4;h Involved himself in
trouble By overdosirg himself with liquor and threaten
ing u shoo. VIM Nchel who eng ged IN glaz ne
window in the vicinity conduct is sud to have been
y.rg nsclsn and vaau so much that Mr.. Mitchell
alter receiving blow or two from him. Knocked bin
d9vu in the street. aud finally carried him TO the cage.
Yesterday Ferguson brought before the Mayor, and,
through lis c1ussel, expressed the Utmost contTiton
tor hs scaldalous behavior on the previous day The
N,vor 6r-t decided 70 direc. the administration Of
ksgsne eut upon toe assertion o. his Stdi, remand
el him for Indictment by the Grand jury. Toe oasn-
der Was, Of course admitted to bail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
DEATH OF A SOLDIER.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 27.-Lieut. Vim. H. Wheeler, Of the
Walker Light Infantry, (one of the Georgia comPanys
engaged in the Rich Mountain Battle last summer,l died
in this city last night by disease contracted in Western
Virginia Lieut.. Wheeler an affable gentleman, a
gallant officer and soldier lawyer by profession; and
for some years an efficient member Of the City Council
of Augusta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

Is TRorBLE-Dayid Bum IS an unfortunate Young
man OF German ancestry He INDUCED IN q frole,
Tau-s iay nigh, and Wills endelyorng make his wav
horeW ward abour o'clock in ths mcruiug. msiook Mr.
T. F. R,gArd's kitchen for his own dOmcl, aud by at
topping 10 break IN, eausei the wa;camen to arrest
him Yesterday he was Introduced before the Mayor
and requested TO give security for bis good behavior
lad named Napoleon Bousp,rts Huater was also be-
fore tie nayor Yesterday log oeng drunk, in stable,
dom town, Thursday ughA He claimed to be dru u
mer Of tie "Crescoat Blues" a. CentTevile, and
U.s sent 20 Gen. Winler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

B0STIRE IN BsoAD SrRxEr.-About noon, yesterday,
savsra poeo o,ers acting by the Mayors instructions,
kndled Gre in the Of Broad street, immediate
" IN front of the City H and fed the 1mes With the
gambling Apparatus seized at D groots, Aliens al
c plands rooms. Faro tables Of thu most elaborate
6nsh "shove-itupthe spOu; machine, ivory chips,
playing cards etc remorselesy thIo#n into the
burning pile, and consumed. crowd OF boys assem-
bled 20 witness the the combustion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

Row At Tx THEATEE.-A fight took place at the
Theatre Thursday night, between two men, in the course
Of which one OF the ccmbaans, whose ane is Patrick
KeA-us, WIS badly wounded in the face with kniie-
We aid not learn the name of the person who Inflicted
the wound but understand that he Is selcer IL Is
represented that he struck vertical blow, cutting
through the front Of KearGs' bat Sitting his cheek
Kslrps Was conveyed to the Infrmsry OF the Medical
College where he lies in a critical condition. L. is
-eat pty that men who are disposed 70 engage in per-
soaal encounter will not svsys select some other arena
than place Of public for the display OF their
proves II they should repair to some sfqleste'd spot
cut Of town. aud 60 at il hammer aud tongS isis aud
knives NJ BODY would be disturbed annoyed by their
s.nseless ccuac,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

PRoNOrioSs.-Captain W. O. Bal, Of the Chesterfield
Troop has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel Of Cav
airy ard ordered to report to Gen. Nagruder, at York
tl1a. Captain Robcr, Doulhat, Of the Charles City
Troop has been promoted to the post OF Major OF Cav
alrE With sinllr orders.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

ASoRRY SIGGr-All men will not acquire wisdom frem
e1psrisase For ns,lncc Charles Duval ali Edgar
M5nr,s. must have known Tia; excessive indulgence in
bad Eql9r would expose him 70 pssooa ju7ies and ar.
rest vet Re vas before the Ma or yesterday, Charged
with being intoxicated in tie public Streets and one de
OF his fac wa b5msgred ~ith sore. the rcsrl Of Goa
els lou between bis head and to pyiugstoaes De was
ser. to Ill 20 rum;natc upon tho Jolly OF bis coEdnct
1t Others profit by bis example and abstain altogether
oui toe use OF ardent spirits, il they cannot restrain
themselves.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
OITY ITEMS.

Two Observation-Disclosures Sanxay held an Inquest
Christmas, over the body Of Robert Napier, negro
the property of Mrs. Waddel, who was killed Aonday
night BY Sydney Robinson slave of Mrs. GrAham tne
store Of NJ G. Williams on Broad street, rear Sn0enoe
Geek. Napier survved until Christmas morning, Inc
lry rendered verdict declaring that the deceased came
60 his death by stab in tbs left side, inhe.ed by sy6ney
Robinson who is still at large.
Mr. sanxay h,li an icqGest yesterday, at house on
Madison street. between Main aud Grace over the body
a John Ashby who died ircm the effects OF stab
In tbs left s5e Of the abdomen, neas the groin II ced
bv Bsverly Randolph, about 10 o'clock, Tuesday night
a. her Francis barber chop situated on Main street
h,tveen lT,h and lSh streets The deceased and Ran
d,ph we're bosh mustiO barber hoys and had always
bsp upon good terms. Tuesday ngot, Ashby called In
A. FrsLe shop add whilst Randolph shaving eus-
toner a'kei the loan Of small bowie knife which had
bee, Cf 1t the shop by soldier. Randolph replied
ia. he wanted the knife himself, bu Ashby proceeded
70 lake il from the mug Randolph saatchei Il from
him struck him the shoulder with IL and ended the
ed by sticking The knife into bis friends abdomen.
he theo finished shaving the customer, whilst Ashoy
went into beck foom, and laid down. The eorone''s
Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the above
facts Randolph il a.ous.ody aud will have an invest
CATION OF the charge sgaDst him. this morning, before
the Mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

DISMISSED The charge aglns. James Reynolds OF as
,ung SaIab, slave, dismissed yesterday by the
Mayor, is appearing that criminal offence had been
cor mifte1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
REPORTED ARRIVAL OF ARMS.

AUGUSTA Dec 27Is is reported here that the steam-
ship Gladiator has arrived at Confederate port with
rye qpantity Of arms, ammunition, g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
lust PUBLISHED. - ,,u,.,-,,,
SOUTHERN BOOKS,
CAUSE AND C0NTR Asst.
An ESSAY on
THE AMERICAN CRISIS,

T. W. NACNLH1S
Ofthls racy eloquent an5 beaueT written work, We have
ready edition Of ES THOUSAND work which we do not
telAie 10 charming and ssng the
Inter al Of aciOu while its logc and acs are refui>ele
IL the nr original miscellaneous character pulls
In tss Confederate the ogsnEs,n Of niepsnj
Government End no less gracefully than appropriately
For cA pubnca n 10 exposition the crisis and Of souh-
political pr osophy would De supsrerogauon 70 ospe
De following csnmsndaaonS by gentlemen who read
tons u the Manuscript
From Gs Richmond WAi0:
s dseaes with rare ably aad learning the nsiutons Of
savsry In all Aspect well the social and po cal dis
oiss uutsS "a .. "a. sys ornate glowing and eloquent
wspr,dc hath VIII poSaee -nss,on take is place among
midst onppg the morbid and prolific presI Of the
North"
we have read port oas manuscript and pronounce
beAu excellent and conclusive. We hope that II will OBJ
tan the circulation that me; not only Ia America but In
EUROPE" ,---,..-
at Ipo,sbe for Us to convey the reader any correct
idea Of IN. splendid essay To idea Of genial
AID lete production, aust bs Psued and Its russl
Edinb1rg wee wont to the English public It's sly Is
ofy; us logic reuAbe Its l1sr ionI pure and elegant,
o Io ~ viii BE- on, Of the G.E not re- ly tn. hrs-
pubesors Of mi celaneous easasr Issued from our me-.
Style and We bespeak for reception, 'uch as
encourage every enterprise calculated to add to the ase
We might eOn,inne smsr from the Charleston Mercu
y and other urnAs space permitted The Work nov ready
for delivery octave volume plea type thick paper cover
piee 81.
sku1SD
The Southern Spy-Leiters on the Policy and Inaugu-
ration Of the Lneol written anopynouBy In Wa hngt1n
and elsewhere by Edward A Pollard, Of Virginia, author Of
BLACK Diamond
l. L.ter President Lincoln written a. Wa'hinyon.
& Lett II President Linco wi ten At W Layton.
8 lie ter TO President lincola written at Warrington.
Letter President Lncn, wilt ea near the GJyernment
g. Letter 70 the Edl or Of written In EArylard.
G. Letter 10 Secretary seWArd, vri ten In Maryland
:, Le'tr 10 President Lincoln written In Maryland
s. Letter 70 roe,or Tying written Ia Baltimore
g. Letter 70 General Scott, written In Maryland
10. Letter Mr.. Everett written 10 Maryland.
Price so cents.
PREsCIRSCE.
speech delivered By Hoa BEyEnY fucKKa, OF virginia In the
souh--n Convention held a. HShye Tenn April lsth ls,O-
Price - cents.
Orders receive prompt attention should be addrssed'o
WEST JOHNSTON Publishers and Booksellers,
de2-9t ii5 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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OF sso.sI4 90 OF VIRGINIA
Elk PER emit DkBr.


rEI holders Of the following certificates Of debt Issued By the
state vrgra under Act 70 provide fer the construe
eh March 1888 amended by the Sd section Of an oct 70 pro-
Vide for certain railroad companies and Tor ohe
passed 2st March 1852" viii notice that the Com
missioner Of sinking Iund viii proceed, on the 8st Gay Of
Deer redeem the said except much mere
Treasury ohe Commonwealth Ihe holders OF said eerheae
are reque and Ia t December 1861 70 surrender the
sane Second auditor; whether surrendered OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
AUCIION SALE
Military Cloths at Rich'd, Va,
WeanesdRy. 9Th Jaauarv. Ie03.

orders In advance for all the Ects
manufacture tbs year and since closing Tic
order book have had great ics o., Ter our goed,
opV.s orders, all Of which We had 10 de-
Gin. but promised he spelesis hs, when We ~ris
epaieJ make ia tsr rA.s teDs about IN eonpiet
deBye q ast tracts have determined ~ sei 81
pubi HhaEsDAY the sth January text,
EcGsu, ~. 6sn Bsk At II &C eek, H. all the goOd
xeksys h hand and 81 the Tine 10 es buyers uhief
h,r orders lu'pGr delivery
The attention 81 varteer Companies CsieS, and TIE Tr.r-
generally invited ~ she superior qasty 81 s,eds shet
l.V. given ssfsooB ana TO TIE is that oar 6fsy
Cloth and CAsefes being exeus y tf trdo DyeiJ
&c, char e color. cssssHAN cn, frert.
ee23-jd CrershA~ woolen Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
AUCTION 2El.sS.
p, tuba DAKs.
BY JAG N. TAYLOR AsoH, IUos-
REC xivaR,s SALE OF PIANOS

10y virtue OF decree d tue COnfetssis ss, tei C0uIt
- for ihs Eastern District o. Virginia dds the is dag 81
December, 1901 10 he Of the Id Oosete-ae staes
hevn berIy,t e.ltu a. pa see,oa, sday, ne
3st Dag OF Dseember leo, ~ oeoea NJ bid
der, bf cash 81 Bs!yihs Rars l,L sEsst
And ffansfn aIss :, Tfrrs H-hhs
PEG wi-bn 10 sNsFans the
raos. 7 snE,, Receiver.
JAS NJ fATLnAs fos. tusu istt-tis
pRCtIVRRs SasE az o. 4 syRsM Tta
II Host, Gns Steam " ock Ar sker, sad NEe
Dr dse boat, with Rixture-, sc. at uctlUG.
viii be soi, Al Rock cn MOeD The sJ d.y Gih~sab!.
ths present. q nth 1861, ~ oecet u.der - Tie
d. iet u Of he Co t-d sa Of ADtes for he Kat
Bo wish tie srgr-, Boilers Ard srpsEa,, sts g. her iar!
turs and ppase rrscy Tor s.aa Keck Bsssk
with oube acting hcler, boisng ard al Der
psrGus sad Gnare viii double act.rs
crgne brs LoAtng and svr Gag aud l The spparsns
~ a asra.trre.
TIE msy and examined perr Waking
bay tie sane a. TIE Shaf RoeSe the kEtabeA
wharf, for some dsys beiorr the fAl-.
Terr s-e-Ihi In BAnkAble fard,
dris-u THos. r GrLEs, RtOrissr, Sc.
Akar SALE Ok PsEIsHl BIZ ESTATE enr.srg Of gr,.s,
IL aues, rAle ehs'p HoYs. o"tn, Folder shss,s Whess
iEpsneI - Ho sshnlt rcp ~ &C. Sr !Inei
Butlon Sea-. having Jctad lie CT Pa led sounI
Cour Houe, Will SELL e auction, 81 the 'Ad farm ns
The b JsnnAry 1862 ~ 10 clock " far not, t
" fair Their ar, all the pershatle esiste thereon COZ %
i1 81 yaEist ehbtt cling In psri three Horses 10 sue
30 Co.'s and CO Sh'eP wen a-e abosI ~ a. 1900 ~
FODDER, 1000 bfres Corn, large ns OF ~ aeAs, HEsAI
"a mlrg implements. Household Furniture, &C.
Gnser 40 cash that four months
'''' '''''''' GoDols I ipPEas-s,
'e,i Iuet oneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28
BANKING OFFICE OF wa. r. IsAkos 4 co.,
OaInsr Man Ard lath stIsris. klehma nj, Va

ooIhsr Main and isth strs.us kehn.ni, Va
IN sonnpcJn With their B,nknS tanes hs nndsnisnei -hi
prompt fsAfl attention 10 the Adjustment ard CO...
aston a. Ca against "a, Cunh 3-rst Gover,nsnt
vi Wit thea legal t.leai shsGsv
n nBy be found ntSess iTy to 10 50.
TIE charges vii be aodersts ektf special esctiuyeoi
th.lr patrons AZ desire. wa b. IsAACs 90,
RESEz Frsksos Gel Geo. w. MuIford Secretary stsis
OF vrg ME Col Jno Calvert treasurer state Of Virginia. Col
BenLet LIST AUDITOR etsfs Of yngihis james caks, fsQ
President pani OF Srais W Taylor Ea Cashier bAnk VI
igiris Hector Dayy. Ha President Traders Ba Ran
tniph Tsfksr Esq Attorney dsntrsl state Of Virginia.
EB-Cla for adjustment collection should 10 81
be ty the ntraet, and youe ara
special poser sttoney 10 and aga the Tie
party any pape documents necessary 10 the prens'
lcf-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

a NPFFIAL NOITtL 10 TIE WILIEAH1.
"A wat Il distinctly understood that manufacturing
5Tass TO- military al cent? per letter. E'e'
letters ade TO order
So Metal eraads all Inscriptions, via fouT tobacco sa
Bag. machinery tsn Sc at the low eat able pal
small stsEe marking clothing with audible lex cut
he nestest styl. .
I,se either Of tie above articles win 10 VII 70 call
before rurhssins elsewhere GAL on %
conr,.,.n ,tst., RiclnsnI W. deli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

LAND fsh SALE.
HE proprietor oce for sale one thousand or Twelve hra'
dTei acre. hne and Gum Land, well adsptsd 70
poden Of Corn and Cotton sny lald In the state OF
Mississippi 7hs land sirs'ed on the Southern boundary CT
sunfowrr County beautiful Lake three MILES fEem the Va
silver VIII oh snpes GHordns fine steaaboat nav
.aon the river Upon hs aad deadnns eve years old
rhich tueepBl Of making nns crop the rrsl year
Terms third cssh tie balance In two snnra instAuso
one half the viii be taken IN properly desired
Address ". RAHDLf.
Chis lsndlns) YsIOO River. care Of L. sr Droe,
Am YloLshurg. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-28

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE sEoUEsTRATIoN
ACT
TERM CT the Board ofCommlstoners, under the Act
a for the OF the Eststes Property and KGecs
Of Allen Enemies the indemnity Of citizens Confed
crate States an persons aiding the same In the existing
.th the United States approved, August 2Oth 1851 will
be held the room OF the Committee Patents, below the
ms Of the Office Department. In the city u Richmond al
noon On the second Monday In January, A. D 1862.
The Rues OF the Board will then be announced.
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