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, 1864-10-22
An Explanation.
CHICAGO. Oct. %. 1871.


EDft6fB IfibQtes ~
VIII you be kind enough to publish the follow
Ing correction Of your statemnt III this motnt1s's
TR1nuAH. IN which you say 's Nj. Henry q. MILLER,
Goth Representative D1strl.t, publishes card ia
the Chicago Post OF yeaserday which he hiss da.vd
back FAIR days decIiIing bis nomination. +s*
Il s @ ee .te 81 ta.s b eas
urgently solicited their votes tinee the dave Of mis-
noie to Aaron Ilayen. Esq, cha,raAn. &C." a.
Ila1en on Ns aov Il 1tars ddte. and have not
Since that time OF previously salicitet the vots
support Of any man.. but have uniformly etated
to all abo have spoken to Ile upon tue subject,
tbnt wss rot, and could not be, candidate for
apy office. HENRY G. MfLLga.
, 1864-10-22

school OF Trnde.-The Illinois School Of
PnosooAPmc class nns7 in progress, Ia free to
students. oclG-ra5t.7t
, 1864-10-22
THE CITY.

Mass Meetings at metropolitan Hall,
Hon. SCHUYLER collax. Oct. q.
Major General John NJ Palmer. OFT, %.
Hon Vim. Pitt Kellogg, NOT. &. j..
, 1864-10-22

TJ. E. Wilton s Co., No. 1aG Dearborn street
have reduced their tine custom 1naoe shirts 81 each
Great bargsina In underwear, hosiery. handEet
chiefs ecariF, tfer DC. Great variety Of wool shirt
constantly on hand, ocl9n1Q3-lt
, 1864-10-22

T .OST-On Ttu1eday morning,
IA Cct. nth, a Gold Pea aud Pencil. ma-ked
''J1ssIE." Tha nnd x will be satisfactorily reward
60 By Te,nrnIg the sae to this otace. oc41uIo3r7s
T .OST-A Dog. Lost On We'd.
IL nesday: black and whlta sposed {Eakllsh
coath) LOG PUP. about seysn or gtiht :uontha old.
By calling 1t 133 9ttte street. oc21 u5t5 St
r OST-Near corner Clark and
- Rardo1ph s!reetn. q packsZa OF blank inytt&
tions. The iter viii be rewarded by leaving ntm
At the 1ltbuI4 office. oc12 n t7+lr
r OST--$5o Reward--Between 8
~ And po'clock Fytday morning. 4 memorandum
book contalnnz anout 3.so. Tho hnder will receive
RrtVaFd OF 80 ifavtt It At CentfAI &t&tiQQ.
LEU Ben HALEREED. New CazIiAe, loA-
Qc9@pG26N
, 1864-10-22

~ Ary person In want ofa reliable and nav
Ing aRencY sbouid send for circulars to C. H. DunI
& Co. lss South Clark street, Chicago.
Q.p.[ -"
, 1864-10-22
nrT.1oroUs IvrELLlGENcE.

The congregation which bss grown out Of the
l.tors Of Key E. 8. Tntue, IN 'the city Mission"
copsl chu1ch, 1t St. Marks Church, Chicago. This
makes the ttsM Episcopal church IN our clty.
The following ofaeers vera e1ecte1, viz: Alex.
ssn4F s1asn Ihos bs.t!r IL 4'aSss
Joht.. ..Dugap, AIdraw Marshall. Julian Hu1an'ek',
Benz. F. Goyton; TteaenEer I. c; HNnes: se.re-
tay ot vsst,y W9 Wood o The
the "Elfe arreet Ml.sion," between Wells and
Fratkln streets. The Vestry have ca led Rev. Nj.
Tustle to the Rector:h hip: There ase sixty commn-
School. The remit - owing. Grde1 aod's Mess
ing, to taitbtul Mistiouary work foE few years
among thope who bad none to care for their sou!s.
Let oihera take heart and WORK on.
Rev. Samuel WJekoa, Of reori1, will prca;h in
the illinois street Mission {between Wells and La-
salle) snuea ~ morning. at 4 bef&e IL CLOCK:
Mr, Wyrknd hst spent some time 10 us hkmy. aao
will speak IN the evening OF his army experience.
Those having friends In the army may os inter,
eereG, Seats vi free Strangers. so.dtets aad
sailors are coruia1E Invited
Besisn Baptist Church, DoKoyan street, eorner
OF ueepIsiuea. It was expected that this church
winch bas been closed for some time past for re-
pairs, &C.. would have been opaat t. moreoH. bat
circumstances compel postpoaenent until sun
Day. the so,h test., consequently thero Will be no
xcrVicea Tomorrow.
Union Park Conere eational Church. Dr. 8.
Bartlett will preach IN this church Tomorrow
morning and evening.
Clark street NJ r. Church. Rev. G. 2. Fowler
will COZ duct the aeiyices-10H g. N. and N P. n.
snbjec, in the evening, "Thedenard for Curist."
Grace Church, corner Lasalle street sad Chicago
avenue. North Side. Preaching at 1Oh a. m. AID
~ p. N. by the p.s:or, Rev. O. Il. Tiffany, u. D.
Tho congregation Just orzanized as "St. Mssk's
Church = N the Erie street Mission Chapel. will
bold sesEice On Sunday mornings at l0A o'clock.
Sunday Srnool at DIS a. m: Location between
Wells and Fr.pkfin tnest. Strangers are Invited
as the church IL freR al.
The regular Quarterly Concert Of tbs Railroad
Mission sunday School will take ptace Ut th. new
BRICK CT APPEL, eaa. Of the Rock Island passenger
depot, to moE1oF afternoon a: 31 o'clock. Enete
WILL be reading OF reports. p1eeautatton o. banners,
SC. Fnends Of Sabbath schools are invited. Ser
vices continued in the evening.
, 1864-10-22
\ Oka4. .."'ssss ss--ssss ,s.~s%~.ss.*
TWELFTH WARD.

Thcrs will be grand jubilee Of the Twelfth
Ward citize1s this eyeriog, on ths coraer Of Mi!-
waukee avenue and CORNELL street. The Eleventh
Wsrd Committee and citizens are cordially invited
to be present.
, 1864-10-22
AmUgEHENT3>

M,xs Rachel johnson. who has been seriously III
for some weeks p1st, has far reco'ered a TO oe
-ahle to resume her place on the boards ut NcVick-
er's within day or two. ~ ,,,a
in the CONCERT q, ID aud vii, be IN Chscaso on
dar eTeY inr. sppeariDe III Bryan Hall. The hmlY
COW cor sisia ot Jobn ". Henry J. and pio:a y.
utrbineon Il vii ne .ememoete1d dtmar,nsss snn,
the Army Of The Potomac as to necessitate thei.
expulptou by the redoubtable " Little Msckeret"
Among the new productions or the PinerammlS1 - q,
theee did fagoritee are the beautifal souKs:H - W,
tbe New Year come To-nieht Mnlhers" The Fu-
tie-' Bts.t," by j. 9. whittier, THE Admiral, or
Lashed 10 the Mast" &c. DC.
fremont. On dit he will open the new Opera
Houae next epring.
QUE PUBLIC N1oHr scuoors.-The night schools
which we're 20 useiul AID popu'ar during last win
ter will bs rene red on Monday evening ne1e on
an excessive fcale, and we hope that the attend-
apce will be Commensurate Herewith. Five Of
the ecnoo1e will be. opened, and subsequent fu-
cresse in the lumber ia provided fot. sEouId 1t he
oeemed necessary. The schools thrown open now
Souih Dipisfon-Dearborn and Haven.
Hest Dirision-Fostcr and Washington.
Ncfh Diris1on-FfapEain.
Giving he opportunity to those IL theit service Of
attending she-e schools; they viii be o1cn esea
evenire except Saturdays and saadsvs ior bo:a
fPIea. IQe A9YHQIaIe1 u EuulG11Q eCQQ0l 8du'
cation are too well understood in this age to need
detail: it ia only through forgetfnfness or indo::
le1ce that wenesect to asa onrse yes ol them; Aud
tion fs certainly on The increase. Twenty years
hence the bert educated man OF woman VII! st*nd
the beet chance in the race Of life. The humau
race IL growing In Hledpm. and ere long the arls-
toctacIes Of birth and inherited wealth Will be
ignored; they will give place to tbst OF the intel
iect. The night schpole are eetahilHhed Tor tne
express htnt1t OF thoee whose early education
hiss been neglected: the expenses are borue By
the city; we hope to sec our Young men aud wo-
meh lsEpe1y avail themselves Of toe opportunity
here offered.
misunderstanding still continues to pro.
erees in the city anc adjoining towns OF Cook
county, though low enlistment operations move
E!owlv and without that tnthu4tasm which ch 4rac-
tettzed them during the few weeks when the dread
OF draft hung over the popo1ace. The Court House
Square, once the mart for flesh brokers' 8nt the
rendezvous for ward committees, 10 aim ,st desert.
ed The bands of music hare lett It, and the bright
banEere been wlthtrswn to do service somewhere
elee, wh,e enlistments are made quietly, c1ieAy
in the cnuLtry.
The following arc the numbers mustered in on
Thursday and credited to The several eubdtstricts
which pre- eenled them: Lemolt Z; Ninth Ward 3;
Thirteenth Ward =; Total II.
The cnlistments made yesterday we're: Lsmout
l.; Maine 4; LyonB3; Thornton s.; Worth I I;
Ninth Wald 4: Thirteenth Ward s.; TotAl ~.
These eni=tments reduce The deficits "a follows:
Lyope ......,........14 Malre. ...........
Calumet. Thornton +...,.....,..
Lsmont. Breaen......-...-.... l
, 1864-10-22

Refuge.-A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board OF
the E1iue Wcmens Il, fuge Will be held this after
noon, at 8 O'Clock. in the Young Mems Ch1i.ti
Association roor1s.
, 1864-10-22

BEvENTT-SEcoND REGMEST-The I'D Illinois Is
Chicago regiment, ynsde up almost exclusively OF
young men from this city. The regiment ia now
etatipnedat Ticksburg. On the 1l.h Of October
ypte for President Was taken, which resulted as
follows:
For Lincoln n....................-...... 611
Enr Mcclellan. ,....,,,.. IS
, 1864-10-22

"ANTED-l,00o Agents IL
W every part og ii. U3!!et s.atess The Annax7
Pub!lse1rc Coz Gan. cdse uEe3used 1ncuce1ents 70
Agents., male a1d teu3ala to sell tn-iE popn.r sa5
sCllptlln tooks Goou 14e1tn are mayiaK rs - so
rer WEEK, clear a1aas. Gail at IS South CLARK
str a.. Room No. =. 40 stairs poonse tne 3hsrm ~
Hsuse,) or aec6 s'auop fer catafaxup cf oOoks SAD
pr1c, = 70 F. E. AATHEWsP 2. o. Boz i745, :n.e.Ko.
, 1864-10-22

R1vEn Acc1DEET.-The bark Robert McIaue, of
Milwaukee, RON into Rash street bridge on Wed
needay, and was considerably damaged in her
head gear. She will re dctsined in port several
days to repair. The injury sustained will amount
to $50.
, 1864-10-22
LOCAL, MATTERS.

washsn.toD1An Home.-The friends Of
ttfs Institution will remember the meeting called
at Bryan Ball this afternoon at O'Clock, to com-
p'ete arrar gements fQf the Fair and Festival to be
Le!d on Nov. I'd, 1864. Itie hoped there will be d
large ate ndance OF these who are willing to aid In
this matter.
, 1864-10-22

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ 9eceza1 ArcEonet-s a. Is 4 IS Dearborn 1t,
EKrENslTE SALE OF
superior Furniture, Brussels Carpets,
FArlOr ana Cook 8Goves3 DC,
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, Oct 25th, ct 81 o'clock q. H.,
wu withour reZCtva at our Eoombs pltudla
astcrn ens Of Pa,,oE SUES. in roeeSocd aua w4uss,
covered IN o1oca:el!e. repp ane h.lr cloth. Ias,
eth marble en- drawer KecxiEg aad Eesg Ghstfs,
Pa1or aud B. cepton Chatrs, Stan Qak s1teb"srds
snd Chamber Chsir4 Ecck1a1 Chairs, Lonnzes. Nat
seses, FYe1ch aud Co:taze 9eds.t scs: Als, spl.a
die Assortment Of hAsrbe. Sutss In foasEoad Ceest
nut and valnrt. Dresttna Bureaus, WashstaDde,
Tng7ain Caiptfs; also. one eIesaat Silver Plated
Tes Eet-cott si5.tr-Ufn, Cake Da,kess, &c.
Ais, one MtlqdFnn.
oc2 u64I4t GILBERT h SAMPSON. Auct1s.
, 1864-10-22

LEG DRoK1.-A boy named David Saodlin.
living OF West Madison a:ree., had leg broken
yesterday by falling into IN open vsus. 10 the side
wax on Clsf& et9eet. The practice OF leaving
tGfee TaOlle open Qt14AI.Qs etYete cfusnte.
, 1864-10-22

SERvD Hn RoHT.-John Siemmer, grocer al,
No. 2t5 Milwaukee Avenue, was arrested charzed
with using an unsealeti and fraudulent uessora
The measure had been cut down about np finch
and halt and ~as evidently used to defraud hts
customere. He was very properly fined SIS and
, 1864-10-22

JUVENILE WAFwARpsEss.-Denjam R. Cn..es,
principal Of TIE Washington schoo, on the corner
Of Indiana and Sangamon etreets, yestesday went
before Justice Miller and made complaint aea1ns:
four small boya for bad conduct In h!a achoo. The
boys, ttouHh all under ten years Of age are repre-
eenteh to be almost uptamsb1e and they were sent
before Commissioner Williams. Their names are
Jeremiah Jordan. Thomas jordan, Stephen VII
1artt and Ssmne1 West
, 1864-10-22

ACCIDENTAL man naued Samuel Tobcy, stop
ping At the Jarvis Honse, was yesterday thrown
from back on Madison strtet, snd seriously IN.
3qret ne Was taken 10 his hotel, and medical u.s.
, 1864-10-22

w ANTED..- eco Agents wanted
~ from ri pa1tsnf fhe West to sell Bu.t.rtck'i
Pasts;rs Tr Gusn:E Ladies p nrs..es and AL knds :.
capital 1eqnuea. STACY 4 WtanEn. Rro1 Il,
ups,Atrf. AcCcrDicEs Bolldlog, corner Of Pan i,2s
ncnD rSIG t5y
, 1864-10-22
A TTkACTIVE tALE Of


4: tte!r larRe a1d snscoua salesrooma. ~ 45 and
Dearborn 1tieet Each ioak vii be put up a. se1
8iHft let. distinctly DArket ara nunhe.a1.
~ ALL Mist Positively Be SDLD WITH
Out RESERVE o. THE ABOVE DAT.
Qc2lESl9 St GILBERr L XAMP5OY A Arcttrp.
, 1864-10-22

SoLDHas' HoNE-MrRnocH-Te trnat uoue of
our 1eaeers Will forget the donation Of the dstin
suIebcd Murdoch, Of bic ecrsccs on sundly even.
Ing to the Soldiers Home. That noble charity ts
worthy OF the eforts of 70 noble n1au aud OF the
fullest audience ever hfon3ht within tie walls ol
Bran HAl. Let NJ chow that We appreciate the
xnsn, kia patriotism his centue and the Cause tor
which he ie labottrE. Let the Home" receive
material benefit 10 morrow Light.
celebrated lecture on the Poetry Of the Bible"
lnte1epetsed with 1eAtines and Ttedntlons from
prominent and appropriate ecriptural passages.
The lecture vii conclude Nth recitation Of the
fatoous - Covtnan'er"r Bsttle Sermon" from tie
- OLD Mortality" ct SIR Waiter Scott.
, 1864-10-22

man No IS BROUGHT into Court two women and a
man. whom be had arrested on his best, on
chA1te Of being dieozderlY. It appeared that the
parties when arset.ed we're last Reisep, and moth.
3pE hst t,aneplred to jnftafy the arrest The pat-
tics West conteQueutly diPch-rEed, and the Officer
severely ce1snred for oEertscpps12 the bo7na. q
Hutr
, 1864-10-22

HKSHY WILKEs, o. D.,
Pastor OF Zion Church, Mtutrea1.
Sold By ST Dealers ir Medicines at rs cents ho1
octGtss8Tues, Tbs &Sst1m
, 1864-10-22
G1a1lfRn=@auK

WANTED-Agents eVefyw1ets
wv for Hlafol1eA OF the Wkr, Lis OF Lt7co1u,
Grant Mcclellan and Doug ,as wits naay othar az.
~ 1neas 11,s To5k. Gaoo oatdts i2f asss;s N
Pnbrtoirx Ufaee 19f CIs. K stfset, Cilcalo
, 1864-10-22

GAMBLERS IN TRoUBlE.-On Wednesday night
the North Division Police made descent upon a
loH gambling den, On the corner Of North LRsal1e
and K1nzte streets Kept by John II. Dowlius.
They succeeded in capturing the keeper and four
John Deirow, John Russell and Patrick Kilroy,
Yesterday III The Police Court Dowltng was dued
SIS, auG each Of the Others 3 20 aud costs.
, 1864-10-22

POCKET PIcK1Su.-Yesterday afternoon gen.
tle1uan. while standing at the window Of the Post
Office waiting for Letter had his pocke! picked OF
hiss been placed ID The hands OF the police lot in
svestigatton, but clue IL possessed as to the
Identity Of the m1ecreant, his cspture L. exceed.
iuptY prpbmeticAl.
, 1864-10-22
f..
G2aantRn

WANTRD-OccuE antk for a
Of 1nfurn shed foons. 1,sh noae8 r.,
% vac11s In toN aAJs. CA}l II 1f:1 1.hs.,3
huA. ~ ~ - ~ oe&
, 1864-10-22

THE JCyESnK FA1R--Do not forget that the
Juvenile Fair at the residence Of s. II. Faaeett
Bs1., at hyde Pltk, occnrs to-day. 'rhe t1aIn
leaves the Illinois Central Depot at Twelve re-
turning At st1. Fare dtts ceEts fur the round t1i5
Tickets car be procuted on The Cars,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
The Currency,

We would caution our citiE-na against dsPOsng 100
reotlss.l, Of ,hs Confederate currency they noF hold
shylcsks, who know It's vaso deeply Interested IN
dsprecistDE it TO add 10 she mAsI Of Their already IL
gotten gains Isl, TIE policy Of ever one to sec2Fs at
one, sum ,isn amount of four per cent bonds 10 ma
Ma taK,s. and Ia cannot loSs more b. ;ubm ing 10
tax OF onS.thlrd Of the remainder Tor inc oenen' CT
shs GOvsrnm,n by exchanging Is after Let April Tor inc
new lusues, than BY paying it Ous nov Tor articles
advanced propOrtlooGIsly in price, To pay greater
advance on articles han on,thiri their former price
clearly losing budaSss. We ;fsr bal word Of ad
vice hold on to your present nOtOF aud exchange them
for the new currency, yOH do not visa TO enscuage
the shGrpers, who would rShsSsy zap the V's' Of the
Go1a,nmeui for their Individual gain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20

over Their u,ual amount for Gcm so purI oaes the ce
msnd of the Government for my ia not tvPPl'd d.
We appea to the producers Of cOuRry and to all our
citizens 20 re.rsnch as much as can be IN thef c"n-
.umnop a m,.t Iis O. OF the sacrifices that those
who are in the enjoyment Of the quiet oi home snouo
sheerfuy comply with for tae ZEN d. AID welfare o.
our soldiers In the field. This retrenchmen' eaa Dc
made Is was grAVely entertained ty me16er'o OF 'no
Late Congres, and, II proposed, would no doubt nave
ps.sed and will probably be passed tie nsKs ss''i0h
the REQUIREMENTS for Is should appear, TO hni lhS
.upplV Of mes, TO cs,rs to one-hslf o. thss uuAhy
sonsumsd. II tie eEiSSnclss Of The army Ahoaiu
render such IN OF Acment necessary we DO nos
;ni,rv TO the atsrA in.eIessa OF tbS country a. A
al eli coHineiura.o 10 whas might st zrss be aPpre'
handed vculd follow The feet is, Ourselves and cur
I,bOrers "a. TOO muOA meat No people IL the "oi'u
are ssch sAtais IS W are especially os' lseoos
n ovle IuI.sad Of three pounds OF mat "ssS' OFT
negroes riIa no3sia increase OF their bread allow
.rs sn ,ubssS ard thrivS and do As nssh Work WIN
,oArssly Ally meat at al Aest eating is purely luxury
and habit Ne kroE Of planters in this StA''' ssu
have heard OF many lnst.nces IN oihsr sA'sA' "hoAe
negroes. fed on = quarter Of pound OF IneA'' anu
som. nors At al, week, who obierss no III t0-c'
aeon tho condition except l'tle grumSrng al nf'h)
either in heath or capacity for work, with then nesfoS
Bre.d the staF o! life Ia is Contained oil tie eie
ms, "a n, the ,us..nspcs of life and vigorous condition
Of heslsh Added TO Is hs yeFisJ OF 'esetAos' winch
o.p be 90 sssy prodao:d ana meat can almost "hIig
be dispensed with by oar Wel-oSd tnd noderaSiy eA-
.rc,d negroes who have comfortable hOusea 'td ara
guarded frOn exposure OF weather. Such Is not tho
cas-, with our soldiers, hardShph exposures AID
priy,tons, and esp eiAly almost sn;s denAlo' yeg'-
tables, render s1nosn'rAtcd nourshmons al absolute
n .ceaily.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
Meat.

Cut or a We are, from Tennessee AMI Ksntueky, the
question of meat supplies tor armies from the srta
vi,hn cur control Is Of grave combination As
eo1dng to census reports there ID no just ground for
ne IMPRESSION lOlg prevalent with US, that che souh
vas dependent upon the North for large portion OF
the meat We consumed We actually reared aud shugh'
tered more animals IN proportion to population than
the NORTH and il is simply owing to ths fact Of our al
most Wasteiul use Of meat in which they ecOnonsed,
that We b.caue annual purchasers OF this article to so
great an extent Thrown upOn own resources, d.
vsrng our agriculture from the production OF our great
Smmsrcial staples to bs. of breadstuf, and, along
with it. 10 raising animals, hogs especially, sines the
war began, in sections undistu'bed by the nsren OF
armies, or not affected by epdsmlcl among our Atoek
the supplies Of meat are far bOuntfnl than ever
knoua before Il bat remains for our patriotic
10 respond to hs call of G1vernusnt for this article
shie1, under the notifications Of the schsduls and
inPressment prices ven as improvement q currency
" be recent ensetmen!s of Congress, allowing more
Just as well ~ valuable compensation, We feel faly
sared they VII at once and cheerfaly do. 5,..-.
Bat if after furnishing all the surplus they may have
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
ESSEx COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUROt the power and authority vest
ID ed IA me- by order q EssE ooung oeuT o ne lsh
day q JannaE, st laAh oas- ior ale - Po9 % -
Az II Fs6rus-y NEXT being Essex Oo1nty eouri dsy 4 far
- a ne pe1i hersaier q sht thcn sand h1norea
- ,fcur -s o. th5 bonds Of aid County, viii interest
sts ths uteret % ~ ra1 annually, and ht principal
JAIES Roy NllOU,
90 -, is Comm Of Essex o.. CcarI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
noARp OF PUHLIC .WOhhls.

IN rssp ,nse 10 the card OF Many voters, anu
- -, ., leiAii5ns ver0al and written, 70 SSAs
fo.the once % Coum. sisner Of we hoAss ~ 49,
80 ts ~ that while deeply gate a Tor ne ~.
- - eiulr.ss u M tisudB Who tnK ne ~ lei y
Y.f1A-s 80 - 1870 jams y. JOHNSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
denVaring ne, occurring % has gst bin, my ~
-. lsss-nt sddr a. SUPPRESSION. he len ny rcsidenco
Cb9rotssvs Absnnarie county Ne lan feoruLry. Wa
b. years ago, si M LhonAs NfanA OF OelPe
5sr sosnfy 70 s6leh eounsy So has probably g7ne.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
: -
DIED.

Pr Esv,a Coua o. On ASSOC AZ ,rl o. chsaSssia
O. Of kiehmold Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
OHARLES en- COUNTY, BONDS FOR

CHARLES CITY COUNTY BONDS FOR
~ sALE-By Vse o. authority vested n ne b a. order
Of On.f.s Gag Couay Court ne 2lt daT o. JEnuary
is shal ofsr sale pEbic thS Court Houe u
al eoauty third rhuiy "a February next has being
Cot day Five thousand Dollars q ne Bonds Of Ne Couutg,
10 ersst from date she Interest be pat annually and
D. principal Reasonable IN ave annual inaansnt after The Is
EDMCND WADDILL,
a. Qo-ctds Commissioner OF The Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
MnNDAY-MACBErH
A' TIlKET OF LEAvs dAS.

MoNDAI-MAoBErH.
A''S'A TIcKET OF LEAys Nan.
n, ur.aal Of thss pin, Of sa,sspriss and
dstsfnnAuoa . ant NJ hoct - eoHi'iop.s = s s,.
tsrtsians-t Ualaa Is ass sui eon,'n. @ a. o.
"a polay. b. Etfsor.iaAry sA Ho9, ssI D.
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~ a. q dammit e rztoPean a-d Nsrhaa sils''
- N A ne 'nezst Of Leave NaaF a., -. All
~, eo- drama sm II zen e Ton Iaylor y aeie li'ls
40 prssGiasnes 81 master 20 cra ae lo q
oar sgs IN al .saaes % ao-sl usags ,sa 500 JS
Usst stsiss rah ssiseaaIi t5 cam % b soasssiea
s'2sa y .ss 81 1 s PiS'ioi L. Leave nisGo
ir,s. a. ofeu ths victim q tie silss and sAAra 81 .n
,- ,9 .ssy The stigma OF infauy Is uat eonaae1 70 IN
aEs u coaa,sy bah "A daily eSenpaeAAen vac. & -
s iS, T,sSss Of L sss Ma" eloquent sannsn'sry
agsa as Aar,An, Of hai social decree SSa soaesa, per
rnrlTs Adn5alLon Youh q the importance Tfaoa' A.
ioeiasoaA
sp,or o,,a q, I; s.5sss anss commence Al precisely
WHISKRY-FOUR YEARS OLD
w s,z BargslI Wblsksy sysa Old, very superior aiiay
'P 9,sS~i3 ILAIR a cHANsSsL1IyA-
ADJE AND ISlPsJTOs GENEsAL,s oRIIeE
RIcsHoHD. Va FSb. Is, 1894
ssSaAt oaDa
re Ant p,ragr,pA General Order iss OsS3) II nodded
D. 10 9Hia'3- % $3.50, 1rsTsssu-ss o. silgs1O
si.us o. ne orisr 4 tar moiasl as 70 All tS "a
q
se ~ 81 sstuhsl b. EpprAs r. agP2aiee nader IA se
Poy hs pce has Axe t0si noi exceed ~ 80
b. as1E y ne slass N shish such slaves are
,v,,.n s COOPER.
ris-iv Atjt nd Ia.P. asaI
LAND FOR SALE.
T OFFER FOR SALb AH PLACE, HALF
nile n Lsuisa O. H., Va Il contains s. acres, gooe
40 n ,s-houss cut h1usef gnd imoroTemonu A sKoehsn
ar 5aei ana A aBaldlnss u ca s1a pine rooa INV
isl9 div - =. -
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE.
I HAVE for sale some very fine Sea Island
- -. l.. K. sPiLNAS.
F.s.Sg.-y 1sA-7s corner l5.h hain.
S2OO REWARD.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber about the
III lTh OF Jaaaary las, slaves named DOSIOA aad
R,LUgH commonly called Fen both a-e black gaieE &c
80 e. Doctsr - years d. had ha lei hAnd 40
H. - aDps SCARED tls outside anc has ~ one
n ne oil hand As he'd on rcd nAhne .I
ghea hs s llArdsi AID % aocuh Al yeaa OF 80
ill I've apiece 10: their elVsy - NJ Or - sons -
on via, can gst th- Of hs tai saves ealsl CO.. o. ~
eszn q! Caats a5O apiece apPrc1el ga ~ me count
behave tasy are sing rse men, I'D a-e trylngt T.
uoy -sat oa Roanond aud DAnVlls Or sou1a eie h'
rad. ,,-,,-,. ~ , r,fr-Sns
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49, Charlotte CO , Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Col. Y. 3. French
Dear Sir: We avail ourselves Of this mode
o. sll5g o. 20 70 yogfss eAaaii.e 70 q
- v.s.ay 1 a. ~ Of Publ caused b. he reg
pauoa IN tsas-s o. = kl5Eng very o. NE tera
ss i 81 LEA tslrs yea sssaOn - 'aa past Of honor an
assialatsi.
fsiB -Su MANY fotHHs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-20
10 LIHUT. j. ]. PORTkR. of I

ITO LISUT. J. J. PORTER, Of co. ID, 18th
Il Va Infanlry-DsAr Sir; Is h desired by large number
OF he eans o. L,usa county hst you declare yourself
dais Ter Uerkshp Of he eouay. Year a Ary viii the
futs once and the high charas which here
iofrs sustained, 0otl vae geRtsm AID az aooier
hsld make ne cali By Immediate
Iy DECLARING yOurssf -lAts IN greatly obhgs
f,is-Ss.eais ONB or IHE PEOPLE.