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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-18

NOTICE
TTHE SOD annual session of the James River
III Bapgs, Association vii be held al the NJ on pnureh
R-ctgb couy commencing tuesday aner the An LORDS
dsy Of JAY nsx he 2 Of the month At on pesuns house
a ca "a about le5 south Of Sew Canton NsilnB MN
'l tSsE ~ = R B. SMITH, CLERK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-18
nEsERrkD-s5O REWARO.

lanes E. BHIDG IS was admitted Part
e usr bu5aes Let instant rhs lyle o. the A. re-
mans unchanged. 3. T FOSTER Co.,
Ivis-A.s Bankers, No. l65 Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
Riahmond,

Among the dslusIOas in which the Yankees hSbtta-
UIy indulge, & that connected with the capture OF
Richmond They attach as much Importance to this
ety a. though bore the relation to the Oonfee-
srscy that Paris does to France. Paris says Europe
ia France. Richmond, says YSnkosd0n, 70 the Jon
isdsrasy. Capture Richnsnd, aud the OOnisdSEacy'
witch Grant calls . ShSll-a tOlsraby hard one be has
isuadit-uin be cracked bosOOd the power Of re-
union. ,
rhsrs nSVsr vas creates fAlECy. We have no
the rsmOtSs. idea that Richmond will be- or Can De-
taken BY Grant Aud yet hesitate not 10 Pr0noun''
ErOss iAlGcy the idsa that il capture would nave
the slightest pasenOs pPOl the result oil the SAt-
l. 0ould never have entsISd the heads OF the inAse1
th.tit uAs Of Iush importance had not the VsOr ana
sus.sy vi.h uAsOh IL has bOsu defended given Nc
ti,iou, value Tue moral GfsOs Of IL tall U'us LOT
yhiIs certainly % great Bot there would Do O0SA-
tsr,.iIinE advantages ct could more ihA' OO'SsNu
IL II Uould rolisVO General Lsss army unO 1O'u'
bAT.ns no capital 10 defend, could GAl0a'fS -
Ols.Ssd. arAaI sOuld md, ii he IhOuld 'AAS u
mOrrsu, thai be had indeed, captured n" SHE'LL 0O
lhs ksEHsI USS goHs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
RIUnAOhD COUP Asnu.IAuuN.

cety bssn- rnei for the pu Eosa OF sislrg Ia tbs
vppo,t sAd relief CT the poor Of Kchnoad
has 9Th The daily sppy Who'll tnLcu
SOUP on zach VAL siAs IL within MS reach Of
The soup lscslsdi ,hs basement potsn
o,.nsa for dksnbasn net TA~s.dy let Of Deeen Der
ma Losr asIhsuss wee srnsunesd In ns ri yp.p,
fhs sosp vI he 81 tie ~, lie .essLtsuln
of q Ishst, us ksI.s sLe tL.-. umJ be %.
oustr Of and siu lie led .ysy month In s
Advertise asnt osos Asocisuon.
M seh ell eetsnsd END paid q the once Of The
rrss,u @ Ct the Aoesonh ~ Gibson, Cary Get be-
,,ssp 18Th snd lSh. usoef To. etnir,
Of the ladies the Union BsEcleat scy sLo sisDs are
Authorised sls q purchase dcts Of the TLesurs 10 IS
sue o, asrs Of him for Tie sale Sf tsH It's Tea s
i,s notice In papGs sAAt tsus ss diI ones will
b. open The sale oftctss
/. l. ds,msd nsIy 10 Ut the importance Of
,hh ~ srs prise; is Propsty .pIs
rem, 70 ell III. sO,p H,ua ksPsess Ia Ldttms to be-
come ssf ssppOrOs But heavy sIEsp sally IL
ed CsaabaOrs In money b. ssE ether - the PsitL
or to the TrssIuu.
oeutieutiOns In lss vooa std gs..bs, which srs
specially bausd should be sonsSnsd 10 .he Of tup
py Az nj The Soap HouIs rndsr tie control Of he EH
Nv. Connitss Of the Association, eoIsuIS Of nine directors
sls,sd b. Of the Uniol RsrsVosnt sec who vii
Whit the diasrent districts Of and d!ssrtu eks
P.ssia,nt-Rsy DR. hpasgWe3A
sssrs.sIy-w Gray.
HeAur.I--wu q bsSn.
sipply Assni-Aars Dewey.
supsrinteI .nl-Wn living
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

b. The States acting Ia thslF sovereign and h6spea.
deaf character, end ratified By oFty Of the DeO-
pla, shall constitute the bond Of peaos between the
Nor'h and the South.
Mr.. LEACH said:
Mr. Speaker: The resolutions that held in ny
hand aud that propose read By the permission Of
the CHAIR intended 90 an apple OF disoord In
cur midst. trust, cir, thai they may not produce
dseoTd in our midst. All ak 10, thss they may have
calm, careful, unpFtjudieed hearing.
l do not ofIsr them unadvissdly. have consulted
my friends 10 the propristy Of Introducing them,
Is veil "a the proper time and circumstances. There
ID dff,rent opinion o. 70 the proprely Of time and
circumstances.
do not cGS them for the purpose Of strengthening
the arm OF the enemy. That has been thsouAly done
BY the Prssident.in his ip.teh IN Macon, ia, ana
more hsetualy sIsI hsnrd By the Governors Of the
Confederate States ANA the Presiden, when they re-
commended the Of negroes 90 sodi,r in the Con
fedsratO army do not Offer them for che purpose OF
discourage our heroic soldiers who have 1raved the
lssden hAi VI death Upon the bloody battlefield.
hghtng for something more dear to them than the ne
gro.
thsF them bscauss bllisVS there Is sCmsthiDg
D SclcAl in them. dsF them because I'm Batil 6sd
suat my constituents both cirzIns and soldiers dosn
en- honorable peace. Itfsr than btcaIss an Satit-
that the pTsytFJ OF OnfstiAns, Statesmen and pa
have beon poured out for peace, and that tie
great heart Of the nation d pusatI tor peace. OF
ter them because knoU that rsientlsss, cru
e blind monster, Killing WbsTe he cannot make alive
and TeapiI HheIe he has not soun.
Ihs LlAcH desires 70 be understood 90 not inelud-
Ing the "boFdsr states" In biz resolutions the ord
nAnees Of seoossion having been adop6d In The O1
ION Bates long before the border Stalss sent out
The latter acted under the pressure Of circumstances
over which they had no conuol
Mr.. A0NrAGUE, Of Va, tH.d be did not design
saying anything when he entered the hall 70 day but
49, q ~. l..
from JFlh Carolina pas without pfOesI Ne re
viewed them sh qusnuy AOd earnestly, and moved that
they DO jso ID.
NumsICus genusnea called the gu stion.
Mr.. LEACH asked that TIE vote Dc taken b yeas
and nays ana the H0ase seemed 70 rise simultaneously
70 %, tam the call
The roll bang called, I'll the members voted In hs
Affirmative Ixoept hsssls. Pulsr, J. n. Leach, J. +
Leach, L.gAu, Ramsey AID funeral Of North OAFe'
ina
Mtls:f. FaIsr, Ramsay and J. q Leach, aftUr the
vote announced Saked leave 70 change Gher vote
as they had voted in the negative under The AppTehO
elem nat Tvould b REGARDED - 9 dLoouEAsy 70 81
honorable colleague
Their votes ssus, 9th the sonasnt ef ths House, 70
corded in the ftmAiiVe.
Mr.. J. n. LEAUh sGtfs that he lnsg there Was NJ
msHber on tie h10k nom North Carolina Who dssireG
peace upon any dder terms than eternal separation
frC m the Nth.
iPpAuSS IN he EIlsiLB, tAich vs. checked By thu
al
90 motion Ct Mr.. RUSSELL. the Heuss sent IniG
SscrOt session.
TIE dSoFs bslng opsrsd, the House sdj turned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
THx CITY.

JUDas Lroos' CoUn.-I 10 this court yesterday Jno.
Ryan was tried for robbrg Kel Of gold ring lie
ale ID robbery toek place elk months All that
is known Of IL is that Kelly, Who q soldier, afer
being out one night drunk, and robbed as he said,
started Gf 10 the morning. saying he knew where The
men we're that robbed him, and vent down to sham
ty on 0.ry street b,low the Ltby, occupied by ioms
women Of III fame. At this house be battered at tho
door until admitted by Italian In tho hou e. with
whom no Immediately lined battle. During tie fsht
be received stab. from which he died In lev H.
utss. The Italian" as the women Of the house d.
scr b, him, made OF. and never has been fl on
that day to this. A very fs~ minutes after the nur.
der, Ryan Gas seen In drinking house, with tie dad
nan. ring On his H0ger. and was arrested.
The jury found him guilty of stealing tie ring, and
sent him to the peniten,iaSy for three years.
john P. Hsdd was then put on trial for receiving,
knowing them to have been s.olsn, four COWS stok
froa Dr.. j. Il. Deane. At late hour the Gaze Lad
not bssn decided.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
Datails. So

OR rsadsfs have probably forgotten that OonStess'
AZ ths lasi ssssiou with the intention Of
tbs army. douOr, passed 40 act 70 emily 'HsAiy
- sr.ves for tosmstsrs aRj saSh other FnFPo-oS
:. go. can serve 80 veil a. While men. We saJ
,ns, Saye fcrsosssn &C. 40 suppose because thsJ SEQ
- li,tls 20 remind them Of It. As lar 81 ltAss, %
-. o0.s,v.uon * ends, tbs lsE has had no tnee'
,hs.sVer. We eSnuIuAly see N the sUe's So1slA-
mani wagons, smbuiances. e, Hitn sT0nS "oA" D.
marty, Ab.s-b d.sd sOd.sEs, uks oash' !" 0e We
ranks, dnVIg them, and ali tne P'Es0as accom-
,h,m OF ,hs sane description. IL u o0Vl0Ss 1nA' US
La u bsaly enieresi II, iadssd, Dc snl0fSsa az
"a an ,his Circumstance IS IN sCms measure a. leA''
o-inr thu ADssnca IRON the ranks q PsfsSAl VIZ
- osrtaiuls 20 be tEsgs. To whom the olSns 70 D.
.,,o,,a ,e Iii uol u dsT,aks 70 say positively We
-,.,,, ,upDo,e however, nos % Ne sA'sFs 81 tns
- rs Ara Gn IRON he OonnAnSSE-iA Oaisi
- 40 su,a ists.sstSd IN keeping up 1hs IhsF S'h
.,.,.,,.n.s 10 Kermit as.Ais OF so. ehAr.eAT
-. ,,..ialy be avolced. We W rather a.
,,..s 10 thiLk lhst the Jaw has To- Sse- s'.1
,.s-ss, have lot been foEshsoGinS-IeSG sl
-. ~, lsf, 20 ial lao the poser o. 'aS iAaA'>'
= ,,na md in tteR voluntarily. Cef'alH "
u y" -. Ia, srf.rs3 from this Sa8ss, "s0-
svsr NAV DO to tlans
r.. han s,ia sLssH the bill TOR employing iS'J
.AoDsapd pegroes, which amos ss'0's O01 sNt,
.oms +. law, the ct OF it ill be to restore % 'l'
~, an .Qssl usubeF OF sighting Rs0' nov sesame
mon duties sb.Oa the negroes "hl b sH Poysa n''s
e. % s..ohArss. Is oil certainly have 'AA' 'HA'
A. abe negroes b prOSsEsi IS 'Ay sAa ''ry easily D.
. 5subt. Busa It &c no better sGi0''ss NAn the
~ IA, ,ssslap 1t vii BE- lsts osisar than sS''
- U,ls. Congress ssO provide fer i'' enforce
-, -, can hardly csc he Of passing e. IL tie
-, .bo.s duty IL i 70 that ths negroes be Po
-, ,il or usKlss, to 10 10, &c go oct uhAt god
- ,..o,D,n, c.a ~. Iks ON IL certainly highly
i@n,rtsn. oaa Bat tie EsEs sOsO'aeni OF y" S0.'
-, n,o.nrs ito saS, salass paine be IAkea 10 'Ss II
properly saiOie,d'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

Ecu in the 9i Of Bis 10 the slT'gsneHl For
sns the advance ke the ContedsTGte CAPITAL
corporal JAMEB TnRRAR CRALLF, the PtWhGtAn Artillery
IoS dsy5 s ssS hs Ss 10 snSd ne O n me-
to meat the Approi ing Tee he vas strongly
noby resolving share ali the dangers sncounssst b. IA
rads he ArnJ ehsttd tbs tnirste! Of hh FRIENDS and viii
fable frame but daanueSs tp vent iolt 70 ie part The
exc and cO5T eenss OF the bAe ned The apIe OF few
nns veteran IafAnhy ensAg In ihe ~ Cooperate e.
tenDt 10 held highly important Poiton against the Pe1ed
Of ovsUhe ming nHmbe OF ne enemy n1Shed tito ths
"a AZ uiunph 1t Fort Ia IhiS hsry gEs Corpora
Oe gunner Of the 4h piece and hs eooness and
o1S Of ali Who him AmdsL tempest Of msl6S hG
sood uLdiSmAysd, and 10 HE
on o.dnaIJ dTi raid sOGrsds Witnessed hs behaviour
armed the embodiment Of hsrtiSnths modest
OatA gao havng SSsn diaAbsd Corporal orslS inned
a y pr al The place Of The uOunded Of The
tbird piece Here noby dSchAUInE his whole dSy,
lived fatal Uoand IN thu nsok, and Immediately IN 10 The
cund Pressing friend Sh, AnIiouIy over
~ h hSi oGT me 20 SGy FATeWsnB; Am net afraid
81 " VtSn ha EOSs spirit sinEsd 10 flight % the syum Of
Ia ths s.th As s1os.a. y0asg soldier, bis oa@PAnlo1s
have suttaned FAR more than ordt
asry Loaf Virgin mother State has laid richer OGerrI
rid la altar Of the c'ulTy Brave, generous and
In Tsrpsss h tor ed ia principle aud arm in tbs advocacy
Of s6I, psrsAsnt and unco9FrO@Ing In condemnation Of
writer than 20 aPy one else within the circle Of his &C.
iltAhee 70 oSnSnS SOsS rare elements vh'h combine IN
To these merely tau1n eIc.ce:.s be aSdsd The browning
and found the pearl great price," his d'y
coavsrsAa he beautifully Illustrated the ryng aud
az aauence OF the religion he TroBsed The Bible
constant eonpsLooiis cal study Guided by Its Inspired
lsssass DO ea unlvsryipgy the path Of da even when
les dsih aud ohOsrsd And sustain cd By itI pre-
promises be confronted, with unfa tsrng courage, Tie
King OF TER ~"
Il "a SaJ very sad TsGEl the fact that Jouug
soo ih promise q usiulnssiis lost 70 In this
world fever and many the In Ehh the unbdder
tear WI long when calls the unumely
Ste Of companion ard fisni Bat hes shng Of
rsmemhsr that aAeogn his earthly psriu-
age a Short he has not lived and ditd In va!p
To these In e,mpanoaihp hs moved he has e fl
cir guidance W ths paths Of DUTY and honor the living light 81
Ms bright and fzues example AMI 20 his mmefste family &C
yieh hertAge Of nsme and the soul cheering
hope Of cyul reunion he-sAsr the bssfnl Alden Of The
= deemer.
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THk NEKs.
NO NAWs.

NO hANe.
Thar, ~ nothing In IhO vSy Of GsUS lac! night 81
lie Wal D. psrLHsHI IRON Tny quarter. Al NSs To-
oor.sd hs b. oSsEisIs AAd OthsfS % OO1h sIaSs I"
The JAR.ss
ma hriI heard yesterday SitsrneOn Us occasion
a BY sous o. ths YALhsS HsSI OPsnlrg upon one Of
ar Ss,I.Ess " the uSigheeIhOOd " AoUls@% T0N
YANKEES vsrs not pAs, however, for thSir uosps' -
ssbOey go hHrI % oar aida
GUfLEA8 CANAL.
p. -. 49, iOs,unats in hls 10 OhsAns IpSeu
l.sOu. buI he 10 not, LcseIdIE ~ Yankee accounts
q Ii.S A. lsSGy N his ScRlns o. making DASa SaP
Gal in SlsAa II magma hALd that hA canal is
failure, 10 4dKe how Tie tens VI lie Army core
,uoLa.uts. uLO WIiGs non Oily Point despite ih'
.et ,hSI there are vague IunOTs, uhieh SSS hroust
YAnkss puSOGsTs Sna SsGCT.eEs, 1nA'h will DO nhtns~
lev dals W. isel rather disappointed, Lever
,ael.ss. - ,hmk that ,hs navigation Of lie James
.itsr al a. L0G ~ 10 sLOrIenSd Bait Ah pE|n' "
.e-te,d az & cleiitu's HOIsC. TIE eIAi m0SI DO CT
svsa n USul. niehlh Of cur ILVJ tsS 10 hash W.
Job.
DEsTLUOII N OF ATLANTA.
A IeliAbl Se1dsIHSn, NhS reached AOSuSA u
CouIsdAy from StoEs Mountain, reports that the Ian
Kss so.uun moving down the Georgia RIllrOAd diVidsS
=. D.O.lsr one hall So nS down she COUinEtOn rOa'
ana .hs Other tho RoOkbiidga road. Al Some Nun
lain they bvn,d al tLs uaOGGuliSd houses comprising
acme Io.lhirds OF the town, ana ssrs laying vast
,s country - they PROGRESSED fheI march in hOllOs
sousrss THAR trains in Gentle They uliisj 81 keI'
Mil nsAr OOliug on, Spd it vas not known uhsIhei
,hsy would strike iOs EAtOntOn or Athena
He describes she view FROM thu summit Of StOn,
utuatsin q The col aIgFAiiOn OF ALBANIA as awful be-
Vol description. The Gaze City sas "sn ocean o.
.us" - Tie 6sIy S0TsS rose Sad tell throughout il
whole extent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
DIED.

Or PddAy N ven Der Ill., 1884 BARY THORNTON wife Of
Ia Esq Of the Sd hszIs Charlotte coSniJ,
b.tCr woman, wife Ssd mother nvea died in Gry
STATE OF couI Gy.
On the SlI Oeobsr Of tisheria ct k2ingae the reS
danos o. her fsher Uo Wnl iE tbs 1th Of
asC LIZZIE AUSTIN, JouagsS daughter Of Nn L. Wsn end
susan =. vim, dtceAsed-
on Iuls IlEsis uuJ usy be asia She Wtuid have hen
UespTrg ofjoy in any hoEIehela nat1TanJ endowed With
EVER qualJ child sr etVe and ovAbls, she
Uss an ec Of peculiar prize and affection 70 al With whom
she va ctsd Usr gentle and mJ 81 coI ate op
ou I t1s hearts CT ell Ufo kueu hsrHnd
nor dealt caused that the loss Of fey younE
could have Long will the memory Of her bright and
happy face gentle ming ngsT In the hearts those
who her With pleasing sadness thsJ TssS er abeht
If, Ehi,h seLt little Suno AuA fragrant lovely
le bat tunbean has I'd and the
been pluck feel "notiu In SrAhh has
death respei little 1oEue bat with gentle Nth the
h.nd tel htT TO ntliS Of hSht I'd
sAntaA thar the sacred boSSoG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


sun pSLosIDA" AsTIIs 10 BssIAsD.
Tee tolloa Ing Ia SUMMARY OF the stfsmsbip EtaAs
nsuS sh'oh left Liverpool on tie 9Th and 'sinstosp
on TIE 10 b inst. for Nss TsIt
The Shipping Gazette believes tie stesusr TO uh Oh
OaptsiI Semm aud IL men we're tTansfsirsd By che
LAUREL on hsdsiFs, sss the sea Kug, Which Eecen lJ
CLEARED from London for Bombay.
Under the h lsIcs OF the dstslb Of ths capture OF
the Confederate steamer oIids, me Angsh journals
iadigu antly dsnounoe the AFFAIR
The Lznoou Times Gays that the act sas most a.
grGnlly hslsss aid prssumss that the American Gov
eminent aud ia eit Isns oil hasten 10 rspu iists
and that the Nss York Chamber Of Commerce Gill
sc as 70 forfeit its character by rsssrsng o. jasd
fling the crime committed.
m. London NJ suing Poet thinks that che + dsrsl
GoVirnmept 'sili disavOw the sct but he's some uis
RVInRs it, IL Linbs that the out age cannot be
permitted to pass unr0tiosd BY other PIwsrs, thai
al the nastins Powers should enter protest agsiusI
The Daily Telegraph thinks that thu ullss full % rurs
Of tbs Eo,ida vii csuss uLnisgAted .Giisiscton 10
N-s York, although ct ths sIPsuss OF the loss OF
u Iionsl Honor.
fhs London Morning Herald believe, that event.
1ueh % these sl sps, dl, force EIFopsan nations 10
interfere 10 the American hcrl Tor thsir osn 70
quite.
The L ,udon Daily EsU, hes nothing 10 say sbou
the matter, O. d Ihs LlldOl kGv 10 ssnt 10 fsesIs
TO It,
The iavsstigsti into The lok= Of the stsI mar o.
t,rio 10 c included, aud elsaB plain B;ootin OF oil
b enc.
Lord wodskouss has bean formally lnsugur .tad 81
Lord Ii -utsnsnt OF Irsliud
n Bsrrisr, the dia gaishsi French Advocate, d
receiving great at enti11 Ia l. 'udon 4 lessl bar
Qust gives in his honor . most Brilliant sniir
Bombay Is,tsrs Of thu IL b, and Calcutta Of the
OF Octobsr fully confirm the disastrous ,Gtos OF the
great cyelofe. Fslkr accounts from Cacstts ere sI
psctsd iu bs days.
VslI LIfssf HBgs.
LosDos, Nov. l-fhe EaElish jouInIi publish the
official BraIiiln oorrefpen dtnc, relative to the cap
lure ofths Florida.
TIE Morning Star denourcss The sslEare, and
hopes the An sFieaa Goyssansn. will IepGdiste il.
Political news to day 10 generally uainporant
lIss u res CONFEDERATE LoAH.
TIE Confederate loan rallied tso per cant NJ der the
news received tho vi y o. W ,ahipRtou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

hsAs N, FeAnA-hsar. J. W. Davies & Sons
have Just publAAsa, In elegant style, the celebrated
dua Hear NO, Norma" composed bysBsilinL No
oRerae duet hss ever alta sreaer popularity than
ths and - II. aIss Of time has not imtar.d 9 NEE
s, % doubt nos that she ptent generation vi Au l.
cal pupils oil hail 18th delight the publ cation Ct IL
dni, ed duo,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
A GARD.

RIcsM Nd NV 70. lss4.
The SlEeui,y LaiEeeu Governor TOOte and Judgt
Sssl, VII Oh led 80 unpleasant correspondence be-
,uetu them having bsen taken c,n'rol Of By " (hsi
colleague With IesiE consent, has b,tn hon0rabE
a5i,s.sA 8 CLYAV.
THos NBBEAs
JAMBT Nc oLLoH
EDWIN KSDBLI
n W CLUsEY.
I'D OADKIEA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

n IA .hs VALLEY, aAd 50 sEulusy tbSisluA' Aeta Of
their armies elsewhere, sbOud expect the GsOrgIanS
10 vie With each other in bOspASlS attentions 70 Shell
nan and His men. Logical Yankee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

". chan publish, to-day, at a O'Clock P. NJ and
,v.ry succeeding day aandays eECsPtsd At the sane
bour. an evening edition Of the. Wing. The kVsnins
Wing wiz contain she latest Dsus By lA and TELEGRAPH
an 70 The boar Of going to PEO Od0EAls local intel
REenee, So.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

- -CHrRoPoDBr-06 Office Wall Street Hotel,
street -Cors Bunion', OsIOsies. wsrts Dsess Nall
rssd Jonts . AZ DstAe Of the Fs,t escr,
cenes on any Of the body, Tuuer Wounds Ulees
IRE vi n pain he padeI BY DR. scHuIrz TIE HE
81 Slaves ana chill Attendei - usual. nt26-lt'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
PROCLA n ALTON
ffArE OF VIRGINIA,
HItcUnyE DLPARrnksr,


HiehrOnd, koyem {, 4. 1854
Whsreas yso ncy occurred In tie &c al Assembly 81
tLii Common eaI.h By tie ieigns0n Ct w. Thomas, ne
tmber q The pskga from the Of
ihsI sfoEe, .
l. WnIian ssH Governor CT the 0ommC nxeah ef Virginia,
DO isrs proclaim snd inovn, that ee1n viii 10
and the escbe1 b. law to IL
vacancy d,oR % ThaTILby In DeceG Der neat
- Given MP hand g. nd under the les
Sssr zeal OF he onmoIvsalh 81 Inn nd This 9th ~
Of soyeubIr 1854 aad the eight uiLth year Of Il
Commonwealth WI. SMITH
Tssts:
6s ". hUHSolp,
uoy s--tds Secretary OF the &c muionwesth
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

FROM GRANTS Array RUMORs FROM CHER
MAN-TRo TEE VALLEY FIVE DAYS LATER
ERQH kpROPE-fRE EGeL PEE q ON TIE
sLIzORE OF TEE "TLORIDA"-REWs FROM
ALL QUARTERS
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DEhS0NAI

DKhS0NAI.
Inormaon wanted OF Lieut. sIacN b BY Company Sd
Regiaen Alsbana Volunteers Who supposed hsYe been
ke In Of the late ba lis In the Valley His fe &, enter
tsia h pc tn he may ttli be alive.
Y Usly please c,py no25st
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DICHxOND SOOP ASSUClATiON.-The
IL ladies Of hs Uaon Bsntrost Bal 81 se-opersrs it'll
ths above Asscson peet notfed that T
be obtspta 1t the unos VI or HH GIBsOS
I, Csiy tst bsveel l2 aHd 18th srtt bssn the ttuIs
Of lsn Id tusvs czech, A..
larry attention 70 This qaested Sc TIE Soup Ht ue En
TLursdsy, the lat OF D.ctmIer noi6--tf
ENOk SALt.-A Steam Engine an Eoiler,
l. fnssnheTs power. made by Ic!Ssu brc., BIT htis
used, sud in soot o.au
Ap ~ The IueEriesr 81 the Ballard Hoss, between tis
houn Of ~ end o'clock. JJhh r. BALI AID.
no2l-N
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EIYPIIkh CORN.

L2ey he, presented % 81 ear CT bis EsYpsn Corn,
hsrsoiois sNsrissa la sur payer TIE c. sond sra u
lady Who Iaissi last nds Up cat DC "
stlinr NAT that had not Ten pow d- al
B. g.
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a VALUABLE HAaM ron KEST.
AND SALE OF

SIOOK PLANTA TION UTENSILS dc
WILL be rented oft to the highest bidd,r, il
w not previously disposed Of on THURSDAY l5h
eember my valuable the In the county
Hanover, within eight miles OF Richmond.
The lard rich and adapted e growth Of corn, uhsa
oats vegetables thirty hands be Lrhiby worked %
place There preducvs lae rneA-
archsrbs ehois peaches and apples Fifty bushels
Of What has been seeded.
Ths buildings dious good order The dwell
log large enough 10 drs to good Esd families In
comfort
piu be rentei In the whole In tetser'd psro's.
There "a very large lot Of manure OF The place
Some plantation implements emf stock VIII DO set inc uding
FAM shssr, strasc5ters, reaper woodpeck9r
Wa. GAIsTg,
noN-es, X 40 Rchrf nd, Va
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ROR RENT r.

R0n hENT.
THR beautiful and commodIous Residence, in
The OF snnv To- formerly occupied BY hrI Colo j.
Thornton, vth above tie bement, with store r n
all out houses eenps &c Possession given the
Ia day Of Dscsnbsr neIt
q Fer terms sddrss on. n. }. THORNTON
noll-.du Parmvlle, Va.
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.'mAsTRRS MATBs,n JAMES RIVE u
sQGADRON.
HAVE permission and sm anxious 10 Ell
change With Mas Mat" h' James Silver Bi Il -
an d 10 "Bts msr mpson" savannah Ga Leip.
line and du light and ssaon ssseab Change d Ted 10
miy Apply 10 dAtsly throsgh CITY Po, eeI tO, to
=" hAsTsRB MATS" an Asten ~ ace = - o.,
corner sch ,Ed Broad Streets frOn IL to O'Clock.
nl2e-lt'
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'TVs0vsTITUTIOH-sEITH RIsAIs'
RICHMOND WING.
EVENING WING.

s,rURDAY MORNING, NOV. as. ISS4.
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GIN. sHSIn.ns MovsnIHs.

WAlHHsT,S, Tuesday, Nov. 22.-Nssrly two weeks
have elapsed since direct information sss receV frc
General Sherman hintelE Tie Government has Q
intelligence Il bia recent noyenerts labF than that
cor "a ned In the chm nj pipes Of last Friday. Gen.
Sherman, at least moath ago, informed the hoTi-
ties at Washington Of his plans. which, iudsr BY ihs
rebel sccounts, have thus far bstn carried INTO ts
wi bright p Omiss Of success thronghoat The cam
pAign.