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COMPREHENSIVE.

yJNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART-
Il ncrsbp ip the LITHoGRAPiIC BUSINESS. under
the aud style Of B. DUNCAN CO., and pre-
pared to ill all orders for ENGRAVING and PRINTING
BANK NOTES or other business in their department
B. DUNCAN, .
PHILIP CLAYTON,
HENRY W. GRAY,
P. L. VAL0P.Y.
Columbia, s. c., May IL, 1883. Ss-stpd.
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900 NEGROES WANTED..

TIME UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
u hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad.
The line runs through healthy country, high RIDGE
and all hands employed the road will be well fed and
cared for. We will hire either BY the month theyear.
Apply to at Cary, miles west of Raleigh, at Hay
wood, or Lockvile, Chatham county, N. @.
l. N: GLEGG CO, Contractor.
REFERENCES. -
K. P. Battle Pres't. Chatham R E: Company Raleigh
and w J. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh CASTOR R. R. Com.
pauy, Raleigh.
Feb 10, 1883. l3-tf
~ Richmond Enquirer. Richmond Examiner, Peters.
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress Will
mingtou Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
ser to the amount of six SOarsapd forward bills Office
N. G. Standard ,
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Executive Department North-GTa Carer
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE; NIL ,It5
RALEIGH, May l4th, lo'''

Executive Department North.GIia ii'r,,r
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE: ,NI I.f5
RALEIGH, May l4th, l''''
General Order,l j
ILITIA OFFICERS, WHO HAVE bI iI,,,
IS.A PEELED by the advance of the enemy; :" 5nrr
respective districts, are ornered t" report W. IN
Commanding Officer of the RegImentdl DiS'i'''
they nay be residing Temporarily.
By order of Governor VANCE; DAsL G. FOWL WE
AdjutaDt Ger
May 10, 1858. .tIv pspss
W Daily papers copy one week ana "e'A'
weeks, and send bill to A. G. U.
Executive Department North''ST"I1IAl
ADJUTANE GENERALS OFFICE, Is6S.
RALEIGB, May I5tn'
General Ta Order rr Of
EXEM PTIONS FROM MILITIA IpoTLni1sd, q
IA count of disability, will not be rec sr ibe Co.'S
upon the Surgeons certificate endorsed " At ibis
ing Officer of the Regiment and aPpFo'eu
By order of Governor VANCE: r. FOWL
Ad"t%1D I Vi,
Nay 10, 1888. =. Ill, rpblish OF
~ Air daily papers in the State Will pun
and weekly papers Two weeks
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STRAYED,

A LARGE SORREL HORSE, BLAZE FACE, FRO
"A 10 to ~ years old fore feet white and fore legs
sprung. He is fast PAGER. He strayed off between
don and Halifax, probably near Weldon while the h9'
belonging to the Esd regiment were being transporter
Garysburg to GoldsborOugh. Information concerning
will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded
j. ii. CHAPMAN,
Rocky Mount, W
May 10, 1868. 4l-w&sWlsiP-
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Geo A Ware, chest; G Windsor, leg; J Pgm6lin'
thigh and hip; Henry J Bray, chest; Thos sartain.
leg Henry Cape back Henry ha MsE%a o arn
Killed, 81; wounded, 19l
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NOTICE.

ERA BOXES TOBACCO GRADES
SVCO for sale by }. F. F0ARD.
Ssusoury, N u, Asy22 1852 42-5tpd.
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TO THE PEOPLE Or NORTH-CAROLINA.
Quarter Masters Department,

RALEIGH, May 9Th, 1853
AwENG TO THE LIMITED SUPPLY OF WOOL
" which the State has its command and in view
of the contingencies of obtaining great from
Texas heretofore the principal market for her supplies
take this opportunity Of announcing to the patriotic
and women of the State that making arrangements
to exchange Clifton Yarns for O0 and earnestly request
that those who have wool will dispose of it any per-
except he be agent of the State and acting under
my directions
There will be established Depositories for the Cotton
Yarn at points accessible to each County mskngt
venent for those who wish to make the exchange do so
with little trouble.
The object in procuring the wool, is to cOths " o.
IropS and It is the duty OF everYPatriot to lend help
ing hand in this cause; for while the State will strain
every provide for your husbands your brothers
and your in the field she yet relies upon the agency
Of those home to asssther and to do this you must
Keep your sOooI tie hands Of spscuatOrs and exchange
IL 1ith the State for Cdtton Yarns.
Very respectfully yours,
Ii. A. DOWD,
"a. Q. NJ. N. c. Army.
Nav ~ 1863. Sg-tf
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w. p. RICHARDSON & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Raleigh, n. c..

STUCk BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Raleigh, n. C..
OFFICE ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET
EETILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w sales and purchases of State and Confederate bHd
Bank and other stocks, collection of drafts, and any b
ness connected with the different departments Of the 50
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright. do.
John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
w. G. BroadfJOt, do.
J. j. BlackwoOd, Charlotte.
W. h Lane. Wayne County.
John D. Whitford. Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Rulin, Alamapce County.
Hon. w. n. Edwards, Warren County.
Hon. D. w. Courts, Rockingham County.
H. W. GuiOn, Lincoln County
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, lSGS. 5-w&sBsnl
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

A ENUAJ. C0NVoCATION WILL BE HELD IN ST.
n Johns Hall Wilmington, Monday, the Ist day
Of June, 1868. THOMAS B. CARR,
May %, 1853. I'D
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
ENSCAPED FROM ASHB0R0UGH JAIL ON THE
f. 18th of March, my negro boy W LILLIAN. Said boy
formerly belonged the of widow Hardy, of Green
County N c. and is about FIVE feet four in height very
black 90 years old and weighs l65 pounds When last
heard FROM was making his way towards Fayetteville, N
c. at which place he bad been hired for several years
i will pay the above reward for the confinement OF said
boy in any Jail where can get him.
DAVID GRAHAM
Graham's Forge, Wythe Co., Va.
April o. 1863 35-9tpd.
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* IL M'S MANUAL.-F0R VOLUNTEERS
u and Mila-new edition, containing all the plates,
for cash only Price SO. For sale bv
W. L. POMER0Y
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Names Of North Carolina Soldiers Buried in the
Graveyard near Mt Jackson, Virginia.
We are under obligations to Mrs. NJ. V. KendSick,
of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah County, Va, for the
following list of North Carolinians buried near that
place. The families Of these Soldiers will be CRATE
full to Mrs K. for this information -
Editor Raleigh Standard:
SIR:-l have made list of the names of our SOL
ders buried in the hospital graveyard near this vii
lage. On looking over it tiQd a large majority of
them are from North Carolina and take the liber-
ty Of sending you list for publication. In moving
the sick from place to place. their friends often lose
sight OF heI end ii will doubt be qualification
for them to know where they are buried
Very respectfully,
M V. KENDRIUK,
Mt. jackson, Shenandoah Co., Va
May 11th 1868
D Stevenson, 1st regiment; E Goodman, Isaac
FairclOth, w Wells Sergt Henry Hines L Smith,
Daugherty, j II Cough, JOS Parson, j A Hollen,
Jno Rafer, End regiment; Wm Cox Britt, r
Vestal, Sd regiment; W Il Halder, Campbell,
Dunlop, W Snggs, Floyd; E E Harris, 4th regi-
ment; w Moore, David George j L IIardester A
G Snipes, Jno Bowers Hensley, Juo Dunn, E W
Boroughs, Ii Barringer, j johnson, j Bryant,
D Miller, G E Frost, Henry Pence 5ti, regiment;
W Moore, 9th regiment. ID Pendergrass David
Payne, j Rogers, W Ellis, 9TH regiment; j w
Brown 18th regiment; W Scarlet, 18th regi-
ment; Farris, 18th regiment; lowry 18th
regiment; W Miller, Padgett, A Church. w
Hollifeld, n r Wilson, F Ferguson, Deal. J
Snow, S SOuthey, W Profitt, j A CuIberth, L
Roddedey, 18th regiment; uewett, o White
goth regiment; 7 Cresaw. 2lst regiment; G
Oliver 22d regiment; j Perkins, P Vena6le, NJ
Eller, 2Sd regiment; Fl Amos, W F Griffin, 9th
regiment; D Brown 2Sth regiment; L Ma:teson,
18th regiment; N K Andrews, 2Stll regiment w
RrnUn Mos Z A IL
regiment;' j j Douglas, S1st regiment; II Grad
die, W II Midyett SD regiment; w Jones, ] D.
Smith, Both regiment; Mash, j Costner, j Page,
S7th regiment: j Costly, Saml jackson, j W Ed.
son, 4sth regiment; i Fisher, 49th regiment; j +
Cox, 14th regiment; David Copeland, unknown
r Hafrhar Tath me At;
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DLANK BOOKS.-A LARGE SUPPLY CAP,
Id Denny and Medium Sizes-for cash only. At
POMEROY'S.
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May l2,' 1868. 39-tf
~. All The papers in the State requested to copy
the preceding advertisements three times and send
counts to this Department.
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STEEL PENS.E3OO GROSS JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
- Steel Pens various kinds, by the single box quan-
", at P0MER0Y'S.
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Columbia, 8. c., May 10, 1853.
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SNUFF! SNUFF
II ORILLARD'S SNUFF IN BLADDERS. APPLE
IL BYS " Rail Road"
For sale by A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro n. c., March 80, 1852. 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
Notice TO Farmers

Nsssrs. Tsrdy x Williams, wen known CSl.- /,
nsrohaats oil Lnis elEy, announce that II 49, -
sye me recssIues OF cizens Ehey PIoss ~ SCI.
10 consumers, IN limited quanu.ies, eoas sAReA1s o.
-four aAd meal wisaost any charge Wha1eTeE, and 20
cOses ana reiG p.omPly toe proceeds oil sales mus
made Parss making shipments are requested 10 no.
mfg them that he produce Is Designed % De sold 10
eousunsss onlJ, AID 70 place tns.r lowest prices
Messrs. Tardy Il Muiiams earnestly 6tg colsSa-
ments."
hertAs practical proposition, when We nope "lh
Oe nsGoy TIE lA-me.s Richmond In ne same gen
eroas so.rt Wneh proGipGed Il las been remarked
that IN. eouuuss IN when me most patriotic resolutions
have been passed are far away from toe metropolitan
market ana taaG the adjacent 70 toe OoneGt
rsse Uao,L have been careful 10 make any prom
Uses. 6ae opportunity is nov given the farmers IL
these later COUNTIES 70 pot TO shane the wordy pa
triots IN the former. very hstie performance VIII
eclipse the most abundant professions, aud this may
now be done xilhout loss from commissions. II the
Henrico hanover and Chesterfield farmers 40 moi avail
themselves OF this opportunity, they will be in danger
of finding themselves eassed with toe promse-mAkers,
wbcse reputation would have been much higher they
had passed 10 resolutions 81 al.
That the citizens of Richmond are in need OF Hour and
meal cannot be DOUBTED, when sged and inhrm ladies
are found low down on Cary street, hunting -four and
finding none The farmers may have been deferred from
sending breadsEus by the report that every
thing is impressed is reaches the city limits.
Bat it is unreasonable suppose that intelligent mer
chants would invite their country friends to send in pro-
duee merely for the pleasure Of seeing it seized by the
Government agents. The report must be false. We
shall be glad to record at early day the farmers who
have Responded to the PrsiseWOrthy offer OF Aessrs.
Tardy d Williams and helped 10 relieve the widow and
The ornhan The poor ard needy, Of our city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
Getting Black in the Face.

The last number Of the n Y Tribune which has been
plaeed on our table by the officers OF the Exchange
Bareau Is printed on paper which resembles in color
and conssteucs the dnsy sheets which in
a. msny parts of the ConSdersey. The Tribune is get
ting black in the face, perhaps because like the dry
land moccasin" in dog days. h has bitten itself of
pure upOent rage at not being able to "erusb the re-
baHonn and is undergoing modification from the
affects of its oHn venom But it is moi improbable that
half dozen negro editors have been employed on that
iourpa of late and have impaired their hue to the
nsrs, On this black basis, the Tribune can be cor
5netsd very economically, for the rule OF the best
Government the world saw" TO pay its negro la
borers onstAird Of their wages, which are fixed by the
Government not by the negro and reserve the other
tvothirds to buy him home 10 Hsyt. The Tribune
doubtless adopts the saRs "psternaP plan, and
lis machine at very triAng expense. The suppOsitiOn
that negro editors now employed on the Tribune is
the more probable in view Of the space devoted in the
number before u4 to the question of armng the blacks
=; The South proposition which il declares has been
seriously discussed in the rebel cabinet and from which
= asr;yes small encouragement for the prosecution Of
tha war dandy negro editor, sitting coziy in the
rr;h,oe Office cannot contemplate the probability of
having his fine articles spoiled by sudden rruPtion OF
Southern field hands without feeling very sick az his
stomach, and getting very Ivd in the face In scarlet
f,ver and other erupive diseases, it is good sgn
hsn there is an active breaking out 90 the akin and
We are permitted to hope that Greeeys bAekness OF
hart is relieving itself by the discharge of mOrOid
haours through the surface Of his paper But prefer
~ belieys that the Tribune has become black in the
face because the whole concern is 10 the first stages Of
an inevitable and incursble putreiaetion-
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Fss aeis,t va 10 egsf s.ssi SIS fheiF ID eaapsl'
The grlti,h House of Commons.


Tie last general election for the Lower House OF the
Rr,h Government, we have the authority Of cores
pendent of the Charleston Mercury for stating took
place in March 1857 and the Parliament met soon after
As the term for which members are elected is seven
years there will be election next Spring. II the
Mercmys correspondent Is correct. We think It more
than likely that the question of the recognition OF the
Confederate States will be issue in that election
This has now become matter OF practical Importance
to the British people, since without recognition they can
have no consul or other agent representative here to
protect British subjects and look after British interests
and is the boast of the British nation that 60 where
they may the subjects OF that power have the protect
ing hand of the Government over them We shall not
be surprised to popular agitation spnging up in
England on this question, that will not be quoted until
the privilege of representation is secured here through
the only means by which it can be acqured-our recog
milton and the recprocaon Of international courteses
and fayor5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
Mountaineering kIsHIs ,.
RICHMOND WHlG.
urpsDAY MORNING. OCr. az. 1883.
The Vote To-day.

sDOs three or four votes in The Legislature upon the
hin vhiob if passed. win deprive US OF the neeessAries
Of life this winter depend upon the polling OF the city
20 day, no citizen can employ half hour more wisely
or probably than in repairing to his proper voting
Mace and having his registered against that ca
lamitOus measure The decided Judgment OF the Guy
Of R;ehmoud for whose benefit than that OF any
other single community the weakly devised scheme IS
designed, against the pan will probably give It's a0l'
stus in the Legislature for the representatives, Of e0un'
,rv constituencies will naturally conclude that II nonpTo-
sncs,s do no, favor the biz none others do IL should
be borne in mind too, that the continued service oil
the leading Delegate of the city depends upon the Young
to.d.y. HoSevsr doubtful Indifferent any one may
he as TO the policy of the maximum, no man with apro'
sr ,pDreciaton of public virtue and legislative ability
can dOub. the importance OF keeping Mr.. Robertson IN
MS place. The welfare of the city i@PerAhVeiJ de-
mands that all Who object to this outside interference
with the Legislature shall go to the polls and VOTE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
The Difference.

We hear that Monsieur Paul The intelligent and poru-
Ia, consu of France at Richmond has received from
49,, Epsror the reward and distinction of the Cross Of
,ho Legion Of Honor. The same decoration was re-
emily bestowed upon the French Consul at Mobile or
s.v,nn,b The Consus Of France in pleasing US please
,h., FmDsror and are receiving Distinguishing marks Of
~. f,vor. While this his bsen the cOurss Of e
ranch ruler. the Government of Great Bri,s, din
ise from their posts the COnsuls at Char .oa and
Mobile for no other reason than that from log resi-
denoe and friendly association they were suspected OF
being pars to the Confederate States. We have at last
shown that We know how to discriminate between pow
ers bearing themselves differently toward u.s. and so
evidently animated by contrary sentiments.
All thinsS considered, does the Mississippi Clarion
EXPRESS Itself too strongly in saying:
We hope the GoniedsrSey is now done finally with
tse English Government and those Whomit represents.
Ne MSson has Withdrawn iron EnglAnd. ana the Eng.
Iish Cousuls have been ooialy elected from
a. Lar there never be renewal Of intercourse
Tt the existing separation remain eternsly Next TO
a. Nsv Eggland YanGees let the English b regarded
and treated as our nest relentless enemies Tor such
they have been from the begionug, sacn they are now
and such they will continue after our indepen
deoce is achieved matter how plausible and friendly
their protestatons may hereafter become when they
sex advantageous treaties vita Us. Tue French gave
England her tr1e name long since-|G psr6ds AI6'OH
Let peridious Albion be borne in everlasting rsmen-
brAnce and treated accordingly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
Cnl Rlanton Duncan.

Among the late official monitions las they are terped)
by the Lincoln authorities is one in the Louisville jour
nat against this gallant and pubcsprited gentleman,
now on duty in North Oarona-initating measures for
the conscaton Of property in Louisville valued before
the war at nearly halt million of dollars. The rob.
bers bad already dsspoed him OF about two hundred
negroes aud the outfit Of Large Mississippi estate. 1t
ia not only by such sacrifices these but by galanry
in the field and important enterprises in connection with
other branches Of the public service, that COL Duncan
has shown his zeal for the He will not be for
gotten when the record Of those who did and suffered
most for the independence of their country is made up
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 81, 1853.
yice-President JOHNSON called the Senate to order
at the hour of ii o'clock.
PRAYER by tue Rev. DR.. SPNGe, of the Episcopal
Church.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill to authorize the sale of Oapon Springs
reported without amendment
Also. House bill for the relief of VIM. +. Richie,
public printer.
Also bill for the relief OF w. G. Singleton clerk of
the District court OF the 9th Judicial District.
ADJoURSMKNr.
The Joint resolution from the House providing for
ADJOURNMENT on the first Monday in November was laid
upon the table.
COMPUTATION, ETC.
Pie Joint resolution from the same body in relation
to the increase of pay soldiers and commutaton for
rstions not furnished in kind, was agreed to-
Mr. BRUCE announced that Mr.. Dickinson, OF Prince
Edward, was detained from his seat by reason OF ILL
ness. 5e
COMPLAINT.
Col. PETERS, of Washington county, presented an
order of the County Court OF Washington county, com
plsu,uE of certsn wrongs perpetrated by persons al
TO be sAggsrs and de5erters from the Coniede-
rate army.
Resolved, That the Committee for Courts OF Justice
inquire into the expediency OF making additional com
penston TO the Judiciary OF the STATE during the war;
BILL PASSED.
bill amending aud re-euacting section Q, chapter
$780, of the Code of Virginia, edition of 1860, relative
TO the powers OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals in
of ha6eas corpus &C. authorizing tho removal OF cases
from one district 10 another, was passed by vote OF
ayes 81, noes none.
On motion of Mr. MARSHALL, of Fauquer, the
Joint preamble and resolution proposed by him few
days ago touching the subject of currency prices, &c.
were withdrawn from the Committee on Confederate
Relations and referred to the Committee for Courts Of
Justice. 5
INTERESTING SUPPLIES.
A communication was received from the House, an
nouncine the passage by that body joint resolutions
Respecting the impressment Of supplies, rs follows:
Resolyed That 1t is advisable Ia tho opinion Of the
sneral Assembly that the agents OF the Confederate
Goygrnment engaged in the procurement OF supplies
shoud be required 10 procure suca supplies from the
nr,ducers at The place of production, and should for
hear bnpressments on all the of life "in
rast,n 10 Market and at least one-tourth part the
srrnus production each PRODUCER leaving the same
free 20 SICK such convenient market as tho OWNERS
thereof may select.
Resolved. That copy of this resolution be forth
;th communicated to the Secretary Of War, With the
sopsst that hs will give such instructions TO all agents
~ ,ha Coyernment rs will carry out the purpose and
design of the foregoing resolution and make such ac-
ton generally known to the people Of the Common.
wealth.
THE MILITIA BILL
Was next taken up, amended BY the House Of Dele
gates.
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fms Ssst saep Jaat Of fra aaass, requiring ea!iss
al ,hI,ty aaas 70 he kssa 70 Foreigners who dests 70
leave the state, was ansbdsd BY giving them ninety
days.
disagreed to-
of the days session.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
NOTICE.


By Of the Council OF the City Of Richmond, establishing
supplies committee Of members Of the Council and
citizens appointed arrange the purchase Of sr Of
pressing necessity sold csens Of limited 81 cost,
for cash.
Az meeting Of the Committee Thos W. Mcoarcaw appoint
Chairman Alexander Garrett General Agent the par
chase and dsibuan Of supplies under hs instruct on Of the
Committee. t
The secretary Of War Of the Confederate States has directed
rucons to be given officers Of tho Government charged with
the duty impesDg supplies for The not TO impress such
supplies be purchased By the authorized Agents Of the
City the Of Of people sid
city needy and considered able to purchase them
selves rates, and whom the intention City
Authorities 10 provide for.
Acting under the authority vested in IT, the Committee win pro-
supplies and the distribution early sbs
notice OF the place Of dlstrbusn and the to en-
title citizens supplies will DO Uvea by the General Agent
TH0S ". MooANoE,
oc,22-tSlinst Chairman
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
DIED..

Orange county, ins 10 the 7ai Of her age,
Mrs. LUCY R0BERT5 relct Of Major John Roberta,
Culpepe daughter Of late Robert Pollard Of this city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-22
In COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF RIcHMosD,

1T was
ResoIosd That the Council will the po opened
the city the 22nd instant to take the vote Of
the citizens In faver Of In opposition TO- the bill now pending
Ia the Legislature OF Virginia 10 regulate prices
The Council msdsthe following appointments Of Commissioners
and Conductors TO ,upernend tue taking Of the said poll al the
places stated, towit:- tl.L
JEFFERSON VARD-In the Hall the Old Market :
Joseph Brummeli, Wood, Smith, Joo Lacy and Jno
Page, uissioners. and Renbin Seal, Conductor.
MADISON WARD-In the City Hal:-G Myers, 70
Howson, Geo ham Eaha ehepperson aud James H. Grant
Commissioners. and H chskley, Conductor.
MONROE WARD-At Lacy 3 Shop, corner Broad and First
Streets n Dbrrll Thomas Boudsr, Thomas Bsrbsm Felix
Mathews and Prsncs Smith, Commissioners, Vim Kelly
Conductor A. w. MORTON,
oc2i-I2t Clerk Council.