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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
Volunteer Havy-Dsf'nce Of our Coasts and
Rivera


We are glad at, nion sEsk5nej in cur Legislature
10 the subject Of aidh bodice or bands OF men who
devote themselves peoaly to the defence Of our coasts
bays SQUADS aud rivers. Add What is done, "'tWere
veil tWsro done qdckly" "ProcrastinAtion is the
thief Of Tine A. We used 10 write in copy books
and al tine lost by delays s eruinaily wasted
We hope the subject vii not be put o. for JUST such
delays have caused most Of our disasters and greatly
heightened the war. We put OH beginning our naval
construction until the enemy could have the advantage
every there aud destroy those vessels We we're in
process Of building We did no, establish the VOlun
tesr navy system IN the had some tVo years
though Is vas fraught with such consequences L
ia only of late that activity has been exhibited IN the
use Of the numerous destructive eIpedeua Ouside Of
regular warfare and in captures BY daring bands
gained for the purpose. The following some Of the
results
The capture Of the st. Nicholas and other vessels By
Com. HOlins and Col Thomas. That Of the steamer
Whitmore Or Fox by Capt Andrews aud 10 daring men
ffOm.MObls. That Of the steam tug Boston, and the
burning Of twO bsSks by Capt Duke and Il men from
sane place. That o. the barb Sea Bird near the NOrh
Carolina coast Thai Of the EunbOas Qassu Of the
Wsst and IndAnOll In Bed RVer aud sac Mississippi
Fhscapture gunbOar and HohOOnsrs in the Rsppahsn.
aCsk BY the party under Capt Wood The blowing up Of
eunbOat Cairo on tie YazOO BY OFPsaOss That Of the
DeKalb on Yaz9O BY sane means The blowing up Of
railroad trains in Tennessee The disabling Of guubOa
bV orpedo in James River. Add these the destFOs-
ton Of various boats on the Mississippi for Instance the
barning Of steamer Ratb e. Island Ne TO- with 80 lives
including payuassss With 81 10000 OrPaying GrHnss
army sIso 600 tons Of eonaissary, and 100 tOOs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
LruCH Law Az LrrcnUna-E1orrr4rsl AMONG mi

LTEoH Law AZ ACKNOWLEDGMENT AMONG lHE
SOLDIERs.-The Lynehburg Republican, Of Saturday,
says:
Our city was thrown into considerable excitement
yesterday morning, by attempt on the part Of por
" in the city 70 execute summary vengeance on ne
gro named Albert Wood who had the evening previous
so severely injured one Of their comrades VIM T. Bur.
ton, Go. /, S0Ih VS) BY blow on the head with q
shovel that he died from the effects yesterday morning
The negro had been carried before the Mayor on the
charge and after examination, sent to jail for hna
trial when large number of the sOdies, having met
together proposed that they should proceed to the jail
take the negro out and hang him az Orcs. The prop
Ostion made than the soldiers proceeded
to act upon it, and accordingly they marched of to the
Jail where the negro was confined. Arriving there,
they demanded of the jaor that the negro should be
given up to them, threatening IL he did not surrender
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
'YBRIrR MIRAGE-A lady in Monroe cOuI

Tai NBRIER MIRAGE "A lady in Monroe county
furnishes the following explanation Of the phenomenon
recently witnessed in Greenbrier:
1t is well known that an army Of Yankees, several
thousand in number, have IN encampment a. Fayettc
Court House. in the county Of Fayctte, which adjoins
Greenbrier county. At the very honr mentioned,
namely, three O'clock, P. NJ they are daily subjected
TO drill in which they 60 through all their various
military exercises Il it not probable and more than
probable that these era diers produced by the
which produces the spectre of the Broken
and other similar sPpaFiionsy That owing to the acct
dental condensation of some atmospheric VApOrs at the
pFscfe time they drilling the evening paIticu-
larlS speci6ed-an amcspherea speculum was formed
by the hand Of nature in the mountainous locality of
Mr. PeIcys resdence and that the figures seen by Mr.
P's family the images CT this body of Yanke es,
who thea marching in regular order and reflected
IN the air in their natural colors and FORMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
BIZ pAvEEPoRT 4 CO, STOCK A0cnosn a

( BY DAVENPORT A co, STOCK A0crosBRs,
Z CDice corner ~ Cary and 1871 81.
WR shall sell at the Office I, the Old Do
w minon Insurance Company, o. Cary and 18Th
FRIDAY the 9th CT October, 1853 commencing 81 IL
o'clock the following
I --ll',| BONDS AND STOCKS:
t3300 Virginia per cert Registered BoIds long dstss.
5000 North Carolina cent. Coupon Bonds old fssHe
10000 Virginia per cent. Coupon Bonds, long dates
sOn0 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds, ISL
10000 Confederate per cent. Coupon Bonds 1858.
2O00 Fifteen Mullen % pon Bends
5000 Cotton Bonds, coupons.
500 Orange and AleIanGhs per cent Osupon Bonds.
1000 Negotiable ote, drawn and endored by Jno
@ moline Sons, payable 20 months after July 49, 1863,
At Bank Of yirginis Petersburg, Va.
II share; Redmond Importing and Exporting st5ek-Hn-
...r.. fison. Presdt
40 shares Richmond Fire Association StosL.
IS shares Old Dominion Icsuranee Company 81 IL
500 Sterling Bill en- England,
such ether Bends and SockI may be cGred before dsy
Of sale H.H
DAVENPORT CO,
ocf- 70 gtnekA urfa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
GEo. W. MgHEoRD, tIf

authorize the Governor to call pub
.. Nc defenes. Passed September 9sth, ls68. -
enacted by the General Assembly, That the
wealth be- and he Il hereby aulhoxed TO call into
this service Of the State for gpeod exceeding sixty days
time many volunteers be
invasion protect the uEsns iof the stx
opinion, the emergency demand IT, and TO organE ar
aud equip toe with as little eeiay sbe. No company
shLll be organised under this with s than men
and companies Of less han Ity shall have Oap ~ one
Fiat Lieutenant and second Lieutenant In ottef cts
the present Militia law shs be observed far the
deems applicable POcided That this so
sIued call Into the 6sd without ther consent companies
organized under act TO organize home guard passed The
fourteenth May, eighteen humid ed and sixty tive. g -
He shall and exisng ganizaons
for home defence and local service BILE
shall apply TO the Secretary OF War for such ammunon
and camp tqulpage as may be necessary.
shall prcmugste l act by special mesh myers tther-
wise At his discretion.
Ths act shall De In force from IT. passage roe p LIB
U The Rockingham Register Stanton VndcAtor Lsx nston
Gazette, FlncAse Express wyheve DbpAieh Abngifn Vr
gnan Lynchbug vgnian and Rpubcan, Peterbug ETprss
and Danvlle Appeal VII publish three tmes forwafd ae
counts 10 the Executive Department. eci-6.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

SORGHUM sYRrP.-Some of our farmers appear to
have been in too much Of hurry in getting their
syrup into market The specimens we have examined
quite crude, and reflect but little credit on the
npulator They strongly Of tie vegetable acid,
and are covered with froth which is full ofspecks aud
small pieces Of the cane. These are defects which
might be 60 easily corrected, that friends will take
1t kindly if We submit few simple directions in the
matter. (, . ....l lfs-.
Tits absolutely necessary for the good keeping of the
syrup that the acid should be neutrazed and every
farmer has The ct hand for doing il. While the
syrup Is boiling pour into it from time to time email
quantity of ley which is to be repeated long there
Is any eferyescenee Notwithstanding each time,
so to reject the matter that rises to the surface
And continue to boil until the syrup becomes thick
This may be ertsined by taking up small quantity
spoon and letting it cool when the desired eonsis
teDoy will be readily apparent. Better 10 have ten
gallons Of rich thick syrup Of golden color than IL
or even Is Of a wAtery consistency which one vii
buy IS long as he can get superior artiClePst Er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

CosNUBIAL FsLICIIY.-"Cau you lie! me have money
this morning to purchase new bonnet, my DEAR"
"By. and by, love.t
''Fhats What you always saw my dear, bu. how can
buy aud buy without money!"
Aud that brought the money, just as one good turn
deserves another. Her wit Was successful that she
tried 1t again the next week.
81 want money, my DEAR to buy new dressi'
We'll you can't have il; you called me bear last
night" said her husband.
90, we'll dear, you know that was only becAu,e you
are fond Of huggng."
1: hit him lst right again, and he gave her the moa-
ey saying he left his pretty wife aud hurried OF 10
busineis,
1T takes fortune to keep such wife as you are
bit IT'S Uorth Il"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
PITTsYLYANIA LAND ron SALE.

II HAVE FUK SALE
. A TRACT or LAND,
tue public miles above DAnVe and three
from the village ofWhtne, 10 coed neghboh Cd within
few niles Of several churches Aod to mills
The contains AS Of which 100 In oBGl
groWh heavily iImbered portion Of the remainder p.T ally
grown up bat mostly arble aId uDg kndy about hair
OF red clay Sabso suited for whes the oe
e growth OF corn, ost and Re tobacco The whole weW1
tered, With some good bratch Il ItH. r.
The improvements nst Of comfortable Dwelling House,
with four rooms, several cut houses, bHrDs &e.
NY price the place Sg 600 about .20 per acre. cash.
Confederate money n early application ne made
viii take pleasure In shoyaglhe aad V any wishing
purchase OF giving any additional Information by letter.
..t X. D. BRLf.
Address apr. H g Belt, Wftr ell. Pitt, vAnil.'
- n,nYile Red,ter copy twice DC QaHin
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

DEFINES Ills PosInoS.-Nr. VallAndighAm, in let
ter dated Windsor, q. W, Sept. l0th, says:
In reply TO the statement which is so often male BY
ab,uon'ss that am for "suppressing tie rebel
lion" let me, for the benefit: of yoursel and my other
friends of your acquaintance, say that it is true
and nerer Uds. Aud il is just becAufe believe that
the policy of the administration and abolitionsts will
reycr suppress it, that Sm and always have been
against it. and for another mode and policy.
What his "plAh" of suppression is Mr.. VAlandghAm
DOES not state.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
AND, NEGRORs, &C.,

IL .l...t.. FOR SALE
On THURSDAY the 2lj day CT October. 1885, asr
public suction In the county Of Cor beTland w miles from the
town Of Gainesville south side CT James river
vluable Farm called AUBURN IL ntAns Eve hundred
uryAse Of land tl1 which 10 nee bottom land
sbjsc to overflow, an Iel IN clover There 100 IN ong
nal and 70 In Geld pine the bsane being well
eel in vr and there Will be sbvus hundred and twenty
acres seeded d Borghion wheat.
neghbOthood cannot be uIplsted In the
cot eha ehes OF esey Genomin AoD NIL postoces Lop
&c. Atey afer the sac ~ the land will be sold thou;
40 tarrt Of great deal q os hay hogs COWS,
mules sheep and fact yhlng such slzd
utensils Of description, CATS plOvs
ac Also ten fifteen and children.
adsise any In want 10 before day SALE
IN buy privately q they wish. Those coDit Ly way
"a will leave the boat Al Psbercn, and Mr. PsoTs
vii furnish q Conveyance
fxMs-cAsE. RoBr. T. GOODMAN,
CarteTsSi e PoGtonee,
foci4-Ls Cumb eFlAnJ Co., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
MONTGOMERY rnnniu

The rich aud patriotic county Of Montgomery has In
ScrIbsdils name on the roll Of honor, by adopting
series Of resolutions Of like purPor with those Of Abe
marie, Rockingham, 81. We hope to see the roll en-
large until the name Of no county Or state within our
lines Il wanting. a .t-a.rs ~ s.-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
nnas AND sHEEP-AGAIN.

10 the Editor Of hs WAig:
am glad to see that the subject Of laying tax on
dogs is being agtAtsd to the extent it is. do hope
no rest will be given 70 tl oar Representatives stall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
QUERY.
TO IL. Editor Of the Wing;

10 INt EuIIT y NC W"Iy'
irotio man to be viewed who il lAboringbeng feed
10 keep and get men out Of the in this day of
struggle for independencel ENQuIRER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

Row AT BAaRIsBUEG--A Urion demonstration took
place at Harrisburg, Pa, 26:h ut The Baltimore
American in It's uCtice Ct the affair says:
An attempt WIS made by number CT COpperbeAds,
arsembl d 10 lager beer saloon opposite the hot.
where the evening meeting held to break IL UP by
making horrible nose to interrupt tho speaker
bat resulted in their dscomft ire the audience
sailed out. cleared the saloon, pummeed the rowdies
sOundy and then quietly back 10 their orators.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Oct. 5, 1868.
The Senate was not in session to-day having adourned
over on Satu,d day, until tomorrow Tuesday 6h at IL
O'clock n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

Az IMPORTANT DKCIsIoN-0n the 10th of August,
Mr. H. Pinckney Walker, II. u. NJ Acting Consul at the
port of Charleston, addressed communication to Col
T. Magralh, commanding lst Regiment Charleston
Guard, concerning the liability of British subjecs to
bear Syms against the forces Of the United States.
Mr. WelIcr said he had advised British subjects gen.
orally to acquiesce in the State militia org Inz atoms,
but at the same time he informed them that in the event
the militia should be brought into conflict with the
forces of tee United States either before after being
turned over 10 the Confederate Government the SER
vices required of them would be such as British sub
jects could not be expected to perform
The letter in question forwarded through the
proper channel to the Secretary OF War, aud by him
referred to the Secretary of State who returned with
the following endorsed opinion, which is concurred in
BY the Secretary Of War, and is Published in the
Charleston Courier for tho information of all con-
cerned;
The iess Of Actin Consul Walker do not meet the
approval Of the Department While the Government
claims 10 military serviss from sojouners those who
have acquired residence in the Couederacy are bound
by law TO cid ia It's defence.
Sgned) J. P. BENJAMIN,
q c..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06


TIE PASSION FOR SPEcULArIoN-LETrsR IRON PREsI-
DENT DAvs-The Mobile Register publishes the follow
ing letter addressed to j. W. Harman, Esq., Secretary
Of the Confederate Society, Enterprise, Mias.:
Sra: have received yoar letter OF the 22l ut, en-
closing copy OF adore to the people of the Cor
ederale States calling upon them unite 10 an effort
to restore aad maintain the par yane of the currency
with gold by forming Oceties of ctizsns who will en-
gage sell aud buy only at reduced prices. The OBJ
ct Of the address Is NEST audIble, and sincerely
hope for great in arOusDg the people 10 con
cerled action upon subject of the deepesti importance
The passion for speculation has become gigantic evil
IL has seemed take possession of the whole country
and has seduced citizens Of all c!as'es from determined
pfosScu ion Of the war 10 a sordid effort IT, anass
money. 1t destroys enthusiasm, ID weakens public
confidence. IL Injuries the efficiency OF every
which demands the Jealous operation OF the people
ia rtpeing tie public enemy, and threatens TO bring
upon every calamity which befal frecmen strug
Cling for independence.
The united e1erons Of societies like those you pro-
pose should accomplish much toward ab6tng this evil,
and infusng new spirit into the conn unity.
trust, therefore, that you will continue your laborF
until their good effect becomes apparent everywhere.
Please accept my thanks for the comforting tone Of
your patriotic letter Il is a relief 20 receive such
communication at this time, when earnest effort is de
handed and when am burdencd by the complaining
and despondent letters of many who have stood all the
day idle and blame anybody bit themselves for re
verses which have come and dangers which threaten
Very respectfully, your feioW-citizen,
..... .Ht JXFFERsOE DAVIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

AOJT AND INsPR GENERALS orFIof,
II 'tH kIoHsoD, Oct 8, 1853
eEHERAL Orders, si.
No. 49,
Cadets having required BY General 0Tde No. 6 Sept
p 1864 TO report , ONCE those who have not complied With
The terms Of that order and who fail to do either personally
or by letter. for The ensuing thirty days. will be dropped from the
rolls Of the army.
ii. Oeers Of The 6enersiS and commAIy
Departments Who charge OF depn will receive from Of
collecting the 10 knd and receipt for all produce
Longing their respective Departments which be invoice
70 them, and provide storehouses for the same"
BY order.
(sgned) COOPER,
: oe Civ Adit and Inlpr GeL'
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DIED.

Suddenly s Ca last, Mr. EMANUEL sfRAUs the 4st
ear Ct his age. r. ..-..r -'
His funeral wi take pI bic residence, street,
bewetn 9Th Ard oh stTetJ, TENrxG, 1t ocOek p -
The Ill NOS and AcquAinsnces Of the family invited 10 at
tend plthout further notice .... Oc6-lts
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oci4l,
HxTANTED To PITECUASR.

w good houBe and lot, well situated, Ia tbs city.
Any one luch ind purchaser ~ address
Ing stating location and teIn 20 Box l4e2 City p o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
TOIIN. p. WOODsON, late of Virginia. bay.

IOlINP. W0ODS0N, late Of Virginia, hay-
~ Ing located himself Hunter Street, whitehall Str
In large nrero formerly occupied by Mr. Daniel Strong
toe Atlanta Georgia. offs his services Agent for he
sale Of hASUPAoTURED AND sM0KISG TOBACCO. his Al.
tenhon will be given 10 the Tobacco trade exclusively and he
socs OF that buoess from the snd deal
srs 10 Tobacco from Virginia and Norh uaIoInA. ,
I BUzRRycK:
kessEs Gibson Watkins, Richmond. 81. .f
q He.sfs Deans& James,
= .f- jos vtnAbe Esq., Petersburg
NE Warren Son, Rarnsille
Geo. w. Daniel Egg,
y. B. Deane, ESQ., LynehbHAx. l1
Messrs eosoek Parish. Lysshbu-g.
Judge d. A. Wrson, seD92--q,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

COTTON.
I75 hS vssssoed oStOn, In pOriOn Of Aab;mS,
&c s-iT ~ MAssE PLEAsIRTs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
cAprURE on GOV. PIERPoNTs AIp.

TO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO COUN-
TYAn Election viii be held The 18th day OF October At the
precincts In this county for the eltcen Of CLERK for
Circuit Court Of Hnico eunty 10 M tbs vacancy cEeAed
By the resignation OF johnson Sands, Esq.
Oomms who supentended and the officers who
election May s herety notified and Itq
70 hold this election At their respective precincts.
GEO D. PLEAsARTS,
........ t..., ,. r... shITfd Of HsDrieo County.
Henflco County, Oct !, 1903 octl-dt0lbth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

Inn, tbAI they you'd lake him 0Oi BY force. The jail
Tor 10 decsve them told them The negro vas not there,
but finding they we're not to DO recifed In that way,
and that he Wss poReress Ia the hands OF the crowd
determined to hand the negro over to them Getting
possess of the negro, they marched him down the
street by wAy Of the market-house, where they we're
ioined by another excited crowd and some OF which
attempted to bay onet the negro The crowd being now
swollen to several hundred persons, the excitement was
intense and Oft they went In the most hurried manner,
toward the ialnd upon which the Southslde depot is
situated whcro they lad determined TO hang the negro
In the presence Of the whole brigade. They had pro-
ceoded but few squares however, when Gen. COrse
appeared nmorg them, and by his hrmness, seizing
musKet and threatening TO shoot the trst man who
dared disooey his orders the negro was handed over
to the civil authorities, the General explaining TO the
soldiers at the same tine time, the disgrace their con-
tempated act if carried out, would bring upon the
brgade.
Addressing an assemblage of citizens General COrse
said a-srs ah H.
places of business and not remain here exciting the
soldiers and chatterirg like parcel Of monkeys can
manage these soldiers without any assistance from you,
and If YOU will but 90 away there will be difficulty.
Many Of you sel 10 be strong and abe-boded, aud
think il would be better If you have no business TO at
tend 20 for Won to shoulder your musket and 60 into
the army where you render some service to your
country"
This cutting rebuke had the effect of dispensing the
crowd in Il very short tine-many Of them taking it in
good part while others gave indications that they had
been touched on u tender part.
Under charge of the City Guard the negro re.
returned to jail and strong guard placed in attend
ance to prevent any further attempt at mob law. The
excitement after the surrender Of the negro to the law
officers vas kept up for Iime but, pleased
to say gradually subsidized, and we think there is no
danger of recurrence Of the dsgrsceul ceedings
and that the Law will allowed to takeits The
negro will probably have his tiaI Monday before
the Hastings Court, which meets on that day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
Richmond, Sept. %, 1863.
j. p. BENJAMIN,
Secretary Of State.

RhBmASl-The ChattanOOg, Rebel, nov published
at Marietta Ga puts forth the following lively "items
In a re,9 t issue:
Lookout Mountain ard Mi siOnary Ridge are not the
only obstacles TO R1secrans resumption of Offensive
operat ons" There is al awful Hi the way besides
they will encounters Ridge than the MISSIONARY
when they tackle Breckenridge.
The Northern Press dispatches from the deld o.
Chickamauga say that Crittendehs men ran In every
direction That's a mistake-they took pretty good
care not to in the direction &C the Southern lines
The report that one Director to eve train on the
Western aud Atlantic intends in future 10 ride on the
c1wcatcher, to prevent collisions is without foundation
sin fact Who started that wicked report?
The Yankees say We not only played good game Of
Bragg" and poker" at Chckamaugu but C6eatham
out OF Wills Valley into the bargain
An exchange says, Sin the company of ones sweet
heart il ia difficult to avoid oIli,s -rhapsody ard
silence" When We we're young and had sSeethearts
there was one other Jolly il Difficult. TO avOd-and
that was keeping our bauds Off
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06
r Ell E G r A p II /, c.
RcpoFts Of the Press Association.
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

FKUH TIE SOUTHWEST
MISSIONARY hDGE, via Ch:ckamauga, Oct An
other day of quiet. The Yankees still working on
their outer liDes.
There is no doubt t. at R9secrans has been rnfored,
there ano.hsrong line Of tents visible this NOM
Jog. t1.t hf}.4
Gen. Adams IL still in the hands Of the enc l. BE
will be exchanged as soon as he bear remott the
weather here is clear and cool.
CAPTURE OF GOV. PIERPONTs AID.
GORDoSsyILLr, Sept. 5.--Col Dan. =. Dulansy, Aid
the bogus Governor Perpont cap. ured Fairfax
Court House BY Mosby'a men, was brought here Ills
evening as prisoner nebrated. Two citizens captured
at the same time accompanied bin. All quiet on the
Rapidan. sih r'-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-06

VNANTED-A SUBSTITUTED wish to
w engage acceptable substitute Ia Luoh serves
he select Apply At this once for two days. between the
httlrs Of Q and g. octk-A