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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

GES. JosEPH T.. JouSsTOS.-The Chattanooga Rebel,oi
the 4tb announces the arrival there of Gen. Joe +. John.
stou and staff. The General established his Headquar'
tiers at Chattanooga, and entered at once on the dis
charge of the important duties of his command. The
following is a list of his staff officers as far as selected =
Col. 4. S. Ewell, A. A. Gen. aud Chief of stan, Lieut..
Col. T. b. Lamar, Asst. AdJt General, Capt A. i. Mason
ASS. Ad,t General, Col. Chas. Fauntleroy, Insp't Gen.
eral. Lieut.. Col L. j. Harvie, Asst lnsp't General Major
]. b. Prados, Asst. Inspt General. Major A. N. Barbour
Chief Q~usrtermaster, Major ]. plue-MaOre, ouarternas-
ter Cap. W. N. Cary, Asst. QuirteruaF.er, Lieut.. j.
Rlrral Washington. ABIDE Camp, Lieut. Wade Hamp-
ton, Jr, Abide. Camp.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
TUESDAY, MORNING, DEC 3, 1852.
New TYNE.

Tue WWO visits it' .-;cuds in a new suit, in spite oil
war and blockade, Costly and difficult to obtain as type
is, We prefer taxing our own eIchequer, rather than the
eyes ofits readers. The fonts now laid aside ehronicled
the beginning and the progress Of one Of the mighues'
wsrs that ever conyuScd The world. They bore witness
TO our numerous aai sPlended victories and told, sOr-
roWiugly but faithfully of our reverses. lie, US hope
that ere the types nov in use are compelled TO share the
fate o. those just discarded it may be their destiny and
privilege to announce triumph, peace aud independence
10 The Confederate States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
FOR SALE.

THE SIAlNION sEfN h Nj
THIS valuuble property bui!t IL Ss, At n cost o; $1,000 md
Il furnished with the most improved machinery, wl be sOll At
public sale, In front Of the POST Office, H. 'tauntou, Ola the g.th
dAy Of December, 1852, unless previously disposed Of, q "hieh
due notice will b- given.
fine { are Ave pairs Of best French Burrs u four fee; diameter
md ~ inches drpth. The pair Of plaster Burrs are ma reparate
room and entirely cut OF from the Touring hhls. The BOLTS and
Chests are Of the most superior cha acier, and have a small Burr
attached for rrgruding middins' The whole arc d i7en BY one
Of the celebrated "Coriss" S.cln Engines u ~ ior-e power, ca
pable Of working up to 70 horse power and with mo e regularity
than can b. secured by ordinary water powrr, and has consumed
only n cord o. wood In manun curing 30 b~-Tyls Of f,dr. The Viii
House IL 10 by -, and four stories high; sud the Engine ho1.e
81 by -, one story high, ami both covered with slate. The Viii Is
planned with reference % additional ia3 rovements, aud which a
rapidly increasing Gust M will spun render necessary. Present
capacity Of th- Mill, l25 barrels per day.
The smn Lt contains ~ acres, HdjOns the Dept Of the Central
Railroad, a side track Of viii h runs 10 the III door. IL has also
abundance Of water aud n Gne site for \ Tsnnery A~Cooper-
shoop, 5 nv u, IL on the MIL lot ani fnrnshed With The most I'M
proved machinery 70 making barrels, buckets, Re, which maehin-
ery NAV be bought with the Nil, at the option Of the purchaser.
The attention Of the public Is Invited to the Property, which Is
BELIEVED to be, In competent hands, one tihe nnosi valuable IN NE
grain growing Valley Of Virginia.
Terms liberal =. TO time, and viii be made known on day OF sale,
or sl eash, II the purchaser desires It.
de5-eo,ds v. Il. TAMs.
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rnr,rnlc,ls Is Nonrolk.-A Ielter lrom NOrfO

Tmr,rRrcGls Is NoRFoLE.-A letter from Norfolk
Nov. q, TO a New York paper, says:
The managers of the Opera House, Messrs. s W
Glenn and Jas. \. Oates, Offer additional attractions ic
their house. aud are ia n fair way to be remuneratedi o
their eNerGous. The bill for t~O-nights performance EN-
braces The Dream at Sea" in which Miss Mary Nit
chell sustalns the character of Anne Trevanion ano
Launce Lyuwood is to be represented by Mr. 5 L
Browne, the able stage manager. Mr.. Glenn Is now ah
sent in Baltimor to bring on one or two star actors and
actresses. The advent Of Miss Mary Mitchell has beer
quite a feature, and the fair actress is nightly rewarded
With unbounded enthusiasm by Rppreciative audiences.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
TIE TNREcnRpED A

4, tf El.tor sE the Wig
In your paper, Friday last, on published an eloquent
aud touching quotation from an address of Bishop FL
lott. Of Georgia, in which he speaks Of honors due
'' he ratuo,ru and ,pr,cord,i dad who have fallen, or
Who shall hereafter fall, pending this war. The remarks
OF the beloved Bishop are worthy Of his head and heart,
AMI ~willneet a ready response in the bosom' of all true
hearted Southern people. But tue good Bishop pro.
ceeds upon the supposidon that we cannot obtain and
record ali the names Of our brags land devoted soldiers
and this MAJ be true, yet l hope it is Tot, aud | make
the Bishops remarks the occasion Of suggesting a plan
CupSu which ! have thought much intended to pre-
serve aud pcrpctuatc ttc names, no matter where born
OF all who take a part in defending our country. II is
simple, aud, in my opinion, would secure every name
1t il this
Let each County or Parish Court appoint a committee
and pay the expense of erecting a monument to the
memory Of all who entered the service in that section OF
the Coufederacv. It il believed that in this way every
name might be secured and perpetaated. The moral
effect would be good, without doubt, and at the same
time an act Of simple justice would be accomplished
Every county and parish in the Confederacy would have
its monument Of immortal names, or blank columns to
perpetuate their shame and dlshonor.
II you think well of this plan, help me with your
ready pen, and obige al old soldier.
A NISsoUREV
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no FRANKLIN rHoMAs, ESQ, AND !

HO FRANKLIN Esq.,, AND y.
u MONROE CARTER, Eso-sils: You, ihe said Franklin
Thomas, are the trustee in a certain deed, dated 18th December,
ls6O, and recorded In me Clerks ONCE Of Henrieo County Court,
executed by J. Monroe Carter and wife, conveying to you as
trustee two certain piece Of land, both lying In Henrlco county,
and fronting on the eastern side Of 18th street, between L and
N streets, and certain personal property Cbr a description Of
said land and personal property, special reference $ hereby
made 10 the said deed, In order TO secure me, the undersigned,
against all loss or damage by reason OF NY endorsement Of GER
tain negotiable notes or renewals thereof, rs we'll as TO secure q
certain note given by myself 10 said Carter for his ace,mmoda-
tlon; and you, the said Franklin Thomas, having removed be-
yond the limits Of the State Of Virginia, you are hereby notified,
that / shall move the County Court Of HsnHeo county, on Mon.
day, the oth dSy Of January, 1858, to substitute and appolat
James l.. Apperson, or some other suitable person as trustee, In
the room and stead Of youit the said Thomas, In the said deed, 10
execute the trusts thereof.
s.s-v1v D, W, TOTTY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
THE SOUTHERN ALMANAC FOR 1899

WILL Ri PUBLISHED on MONDAY, DEC. srE.
TT will contain, besides tie Almanac proper, the omerrs " he
Il Confederate Government, members OF Congress, receipts ana
expenditures OF the Government from IT. organization, tars oi
Postage. latitude aud longitude of the principal places IN me Con-
federNie States and th-ir distance fTom Rchnon', sac GoyerL-
ments, Railroads In the Confederate States, Census Of ls5V, hhSlA
force, Chronological Events for 1869, complied with great care,
statement Of killed, wourded and Captured IN 1851, herscheh's
celebrated Weather Table, great battles, &C, ac.
The Southern Almanac Will be printed on beautiful hngnh pa
per, and In the best style OF the art.
The trade supplied a, ,i9 per 100; gao per dozen. Single
hyddIsss cash ordsr.t 70 scHAFFTsR 4 BRYANT,
dsQ-iN L~ynshbarI. Va,
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CoNnIsstoNEn,s sAaE or a sNALL FAnn

N VIIAKLFN VIIN OUtNIl.
RI execution Of n decree Of the Circuit Court Of Charles City
County, In tue case OF MARY T. Clarke and al c.. JOHN ..
CIa.. 90 insant children" ! shall sell by public auction, at Charles
City COuri.iiouse OF the THIRD THURSDAY lNNEhTM MONTH,
Chat be 'ng court day the valuable Etle fum called Broomheldi
contsining about l2o acres. The improvements consist OF q
Dwelling In good repair, with 9 rooms, aud all necessary out.
houses. The Land l. Ievel aud productivs-the water Is pure and
cool-the nelghboIhood desirable, aud 10 about ) miles above the
Court House. This place Is well worthy the attention Of persons
who desire n pleasant and healthy residence.
Terms made known on the day % sale.
dsQ-rAWs JNO. j. CLARKE, SpecIalCsm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
BY TIL GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

A PROCLAMATION.
NUHEsEAs, = vaesncy hts occurred In the HoGse Of De~gaiss
w o. Virginia, oecasioned BY the resignation Of willsm ~.
Tate, one Of the Dceptes ron the county Of AugusiS; therefore,
the sheriff 81 said county Is hereby res5Erd 70 hold "a sleetirGa .
the several Pl1ces OF voting prescribed by LA~, 10 ssid county, co
the second Thursday In Decembet next, for . Delegate to CT the
vacancy Aforesaid.
49, Given under my hand as aoverkor, and under the Feel
/ l. s. }of the Commonvs hh, at Sichuo16, IBIS 2cth day Of No
II venbeT, 1892, and ia the ssth year Gtlas Gona enveahh
JoHS1ITcHEa
BY the Governor, "a
GEosoE W. MrSTosp,
no es-ctds Secretary Of the Commonwealth
H- Stanton spsstA,or please copy.
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CHANGE OF

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
an aud after Monday, the sith February, ali trains over this
~ road will run rs follows
MAIL TRAIN,
Leave Richmond at 4:l5 A. NJ, daily, and Petersburg at 4l5
p. NJ,
FREIGnT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Richmond daily, except, sundays, at SIS A. NJ, and $50
p. NJ, and Petersburg at SIS IN
The Mail Trains viii stop only Al Half Way Station, Chester and
Port Wanhall Junction.
y@-Trsvriers vii hear In mind that they are required to show
n pass from the Governor or some other authorized person, before
they can leave III. city on this roSd. r. ". GILL,
faDI GENERA. SUPERINTENDENT.
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The Two Presidents.


The President OF tie Yankees, With Consciousness
OF gult half confessed BY the language he employs, saws
be "cluuo, escape history" It is very true. In spite
OF his personal iasigni6cance, c~spdcious fortune has
raised him on an elevation, and thrown him into connec-
lion wiki Affairs, which will keep his uneouth figure be.
fore the eyes OF Posteri,y for centuries to come. His
very position as the last President elected BY the United
States sill keep him in perpetual contrast with the first
President elected by the same Observation-Disclosures
and Lincoln, the beginning and the end Of 4 great e1-
pertinent in goyerument-the one the exact anupode
OF the other, the two the zenith and the nadir Of the
glory ofThe Great Republic. Lincoln can not ONLY mot
escape history, he cannot escape Cotemporaneous judg
meat, and he viii 60 down TO poSteriu loaded with the
maledcuons Of the age in which he lived. The unani-
NOUS conclusion OF al intelligent aud impartial minds
on both sides Of the Atlantic i nov tba, if he falls. in
any particular, short OF being the greatest criminal OF
the era, il is only because the feebleuess Of his intellect
creates a charitable doubt a. to the measure OF his &C
eouoa1uity. II his message vi have his attempted
vnd.catoa OF himself suppose We present the other
side, The indictment Let Us regard him A. standing up
before the jury Of the world, and President Davis called
on TO arrsisn him and sy9os'ua,e with hun, on his high
offences We may imagine the Confederate Chief speat
ing As follows
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

TUF C0AL sTFpIT-TNp Tnrrnf rOId spell 4 FTTF'IW ~
-..t, who h.x. h..n
the suffering o NAT Nrs eiH
unable 10 obtain their usual supply Of fui and yesterday. the
the unprovided housek.epers. The large majony 81 "a -
h ~ rih mi moor seem 10 ar. aiIke now. To the extrayasant Of.
fers of the former and the pteous appeals OF the latter, the same
response is given, "No coal for sale" IL 8 really dscredtanae
thai such a state of things should exist. The coal dealers, who
are, practically, the agents Of the mining companies cannot De
responsible Tor the searcity, Tor 10 70 theii ere seu
70 thsr cn,,omer,. and they say thst tbey receive barely enough to
do this much. Does the blame attach 70 the railroad companies,
or rather, are they presehtei oy the pressure . s y nn
transportation heteNNns ulP OF rs.
this point We near mat supennienneh. ~ - - N
Petersburg hairoaa AS Proposea 70 run Io. ~ W - hSe.,ss
ne '" Va 49, pron M, .sms ma,ive II srltin,ere,t nat The
dealers would prefer 10 Increase their sales, II they could, We
would argue that ihs eSllers would increase ue produce i ,neL
mines we eouu ~ hun - ~ ~, !. II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

Tue very latest Paris " fashions" state that bonnets
will be still worn high in the front, but much less eIag-
gerated. The principal ornaments being feathers Tor
dress bonnets, or a simple trimming Of ribbon or lace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
400 REWAHO,

4 DARRBR0wN COW, with crumpleI horns, aud Steats, eat,
n splt, wa, Stolen, or strayed from mi residence, on 18th
The shove reward viii be paid FOR the return Of the COW to me
h.n-e,s MES. LEARY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
MASONIC NOTICE,

TNHE Annual Communication Of tn. Grsni Lod.s Of A
il Free and Accepted Masons 81 the State q yirgini, Va
vIbe held y the MAson's Hall, 10 thu City Of Richmond, XX
on MONDAY, December sh, 1864, at & O'Clock, q. IN.
By orirr Of the VI. w.. @. Master.
JOHN DOVE, G. see'y
n. B.-Those Lodges which have not received copies of lss;
year, P'oeeeiin 5, III please send for ilern.
nod-ci2Iec ID.
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u

EDMUND N. Fay, who fell In the last battle, at Msnsss', was
the sou Of the late Phillips Fry, OF Orange Court House, Va, who
SIN has three other sons In the Army, one Is Captain (wlllAm)
the Orange Artillery, In General A. p. hills Diviiob,
who distinguished himself In the battle al shArpsburg, In silenelnE
three Of the Yankee batteries, With great loss 90 theIr side,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
ApJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE, ,
RICHMOND, Dec. ], lSh
GEN ERAL ORDERS,

oacer. Of the Q~usriermastsr's Department are expressly pro.
hIbited from visiting the Seat Of Government for the purpose OF
obtaining supplies. The usual mode Of enrcung tLess objeas, BY
requisi,ion, Is deemed sufficient, and no deviation from the estAb'
lshed rules Of the service In this respect will be permihed,rith.
out the previous sanction Of The Quartermaaer General, obtAlEed
through the regular channel OF communication.
ii. Officers and Agents Of the Quartermasisr's Department are
hereby ordered not TO Interfere with leather purchased or c.n-
| tracred for by odicers and Agents Of the Ordnance Department
By order,
[signed,l 5. COOPER,
| de3-lv AdJt A Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE,

I 0fFE for sale my plantation Of Msrsnso county, Af.bsms,
Il lying Ia the cane brake or Line region, which Is considered
the most productive land In The State. II contains TO Aeres-SO
cleared, the rest Ia timber. Ills ten miles wet of Unioniogp, IT.
teen from ReInOpoHs, and four miles south % the Alabama and Miss.
River Railroad. 1t "a remarkably healthy, and Is one Of the br.t
neighborhoods In the stats.
A credit Of six years from the tsi Of January, lsS, can be hal
on a large portion Of the money.
Any communication addressed to me al UnIontown, Pe1y eoin'
", will lie attended ".
dr2-Clms DAVID MISub
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
MI,NIEICENT

The Rector of Fork Church, Hanover, presented the
claims of our suffering soldiers to his congregation a lew
DAYS ago, without any previous notice, when the iolIo"'
ing response was made to his appeal, which, with one
hundr,d and ten dollars by Colonel Edmund fontaine,
from the same source, amounts to the sum of one thou
sand three hundred and ffty-seVen dollars and NIFTY cents,
nine hundred and ~fity.uine dollars OF which was PAD 10
Mr.. Williams. Treasurer, and the balance bestowed IN inc
purchase Of materials for shirts, drawers &c, Which VIII
be made up by his people and others who usually attend
his church.
Edmund Winston, 500 90 Henley boswell, 100 90;
DR. r II Nelson. loo 90; William c Winston, 100 90
Edmund Foataiuc, loo 90; II. Stringfelow, loo 90
7. II. Price, so 90 Mrs. Judith Nelson, 80 On; Ed
der Norris, IS 90 DR.. r. +. Bakely, IS 90 Nelson
W. Bakelv, 25 90 Landon Bakely, 25 90 Will
liam Day. 25 90; Mrs. =. II. Price, 20 90; Mrs. James
boswell, 2O 90 Mrs. Dr.. K. II. Nelson, 20 90 James
Fontaine, 90 OOS Mrs. DR.. Wiley, 90 90; Mrs. Layinia
TAYLOR. 20 90; Mrs. Jane Nelson, 20 90; VIM. Fon-
,aine. 20 90: Mary Fontaine, 10 90; Morris Fontaine,
10 90; George W. Nelson, 10 90; John Noel, 10 90;
John Noel. il, 10 o.; Frances Noel, 5 90; Betty Noel
5 o.; Ms. Harriet Hall, 10 90; Mrs, William Prce,
10 90; Mrs. Edmund Winston, 10 90; Eliza strinSiel'
low. 10 90; Mrs. Margaret boswell, 10 10; Isaac But
Lee. Is ~; Richard G~wathmev, II 90; Mrs. GWathmey,
10 90. Mrs. Tempe Blunt, 10 90; DIR. Brown, 10 90;
Lucy TAYLOR, ) 10; Laura boswell, . 90; Capt. Butler,
5 %. Mis-, I. Rockwell, 800; Agnes StrinGiellow, 5 90;
Charles Fontainc, 3 CO., t1n Rose Page, 90; Frances
T.. TAYLOR, = 90; Ryland Gwathmey, ! 10; Lewis
GRathU-N, ] OO; Harris Stllngltlluh' : W. hu""lu
S,ringfelow. 90: Franklin Page, | %; Susan J. Nelson,
l M; Robert Nelson, Jr, ! ~; Thomas y. Page, l 90;
Roosevelt Page, | W.
RICHMOND, December 5, 1862.
To The Editor Of The Wig:
The above was handed me on yesterday by Rev. II.
Striugfellow, and has been properly appropriated. 1t
will be remembered that this comes froma section which
has this ycar been overrun by the enemy; We therefore
expect from other more favored portions OF the Com
monwealth and Coulederacy much larger contributions
Our buying committees are faithfully discharginS the'i
duties in buying and forwarding shoes, Sc. We need
many articles vet. We trust this action of Fork Church
and congregation will inspire others to do likewise. Any
church or individual wishing to initiate the example car
do so by sending their contributions TO Major W. T
Nuuford, Chairman Of the Army Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association, aud a subscription
list can always be found at my office, lGI Main street
opposite American Hotel.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
D.. 7. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
UNDERTAKING

THE subscriber wocii inform his firn,s ard the pubic ths' he
i i.d-yoiing his entire attention 10 the UNDERTAKING EUSi.
NESS. y; tie old stahd Of BinfOrd 4 Porter, corner lih sud
Franklin streets.
noe-2aW4E JN0. J. PISfORD.
two large RooMsToR RENT, suitable fr Auction ss!e1 or
II PHutfIgD Once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

CRY CouScL--The Council last evening adopted a resolution,
auth oririug the sale 81 the surplus cokest the gs works at fifteen
cents per busheI, the preference to be given to women supporting
themselves by their own lab r also, several other resolutions,
which We are compelled TO postpone for want Of space. The old
officers Of th. city police we're reelected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

MUEDER.-A free negro named John Roberts was rnortaNy
stabbed on Sunday night, in Bakers alley near 18th street. An
inoue., was held over the remains yesterday by Acting Coroner
ssnxAy, bat no evidence iurnishing n clue to the perpetrator OF
the murder was elected, and he jury rendered a verdict that his
death was occasional by a stab, at the hands Of some person I'M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

NOR SALE,--Nbou 1000 acres Of land wrist Of this city, sus
l. ceptihir Of dyi aou Into thee farms, With %buHdingso on each
AnUly immediately to "A COOKE,
d-g-h. Omee No 4, Law Building
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

Bopr IDESuFIgD.-The dead body Of negfo, found In the Ca
nal Basin on Sunday evening, has been iden lied as that Of Hum
phrey, a slave. belonging to Colonel Garrett. He had been mise
Ing fr .one time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

TO slpply the vacancy oCchioucu " ~ feHE"nHou "
Col. Davis.
~ROCK's GOOD sAMA6ITAN.
Wa Read the Advertisement Ia another column, Of Rocis
Good Samaritan, for sale b.
no2o J. Y. DcNAL, Druggist.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
D.. T. VILLA MS,
IA MAIN srKKrr, OPPOSITE AsKHIcAs Horkr.
VIRGINIA AVID SOUTHERN BANK NOTES, Of all kinds, aad
COLD " SILL YER WANTED.
Highest market prices paid.
STATE AND CONFEDERATE BONDS AND STOCKS,
Always on hand.
Richmond, Dec. s, is62-in
ADyT AND INsPr GENERALS 0PPICE.
RICHMOND, Dec. o, lsSl.
GENERAL ORDERS,
The superintendent Of the Niue and Mining Bureau Il .uthoh.
red and directed 10 press the home production Of nitrs from plan.
/ tation and domestic sources.
When Indispensable, the labor Of conscripts 10 authorized In 10.
terror districts, and details will continue 10 be made as at prs.
et; bat officers and agents Of the Bureau will exercise especial
caution 70 use their labor as q last resort.
designations In the Nhre and Mining corps must be placed upJG
the same footing with reslgnatlons In the lne In front VI the ee
my. Faithfully executed, this service Is second TO no otter "a
gagged In The public defence.
By Order.
(slsned) 8 COOPER,
des-lw AdIuiant and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09

ELECTION IN AMHERST.

LrscHBrRc, Va, Dec. s,-Paulus Powell has received
a majority Of 10 in Amhers. county for The Legislature
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Col. Davis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-09
NOTICE.

DARRsDALE 4 BRO, Commission Merchants, Will receive
ID consglnents OF Wheat, Tobacco, &C, and make prompt
returns.
". B.-Any Of our friends having grain bsr Of ours, and who
DO not Intend 10 conslgn whsst, oats or corn, U us soon, vii pessr
return ih-m To rs at once, as We need them for irieDds who wish
10 use them right away. nols-'~