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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

CAUTION.-The public are hereby eau
toned not to buy negotiate for the following
tlfcates of stock In the Original Hawkeye Gold and
Silver Mining Company, rs the same has been sold
for assessments, according to law, and will not be
transferred on the books Of the Company:
konaes gb1res
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
Gold Hill. Oct. 6, lS6A.

the following described stock in the Jewett and
Shepard Gold and Silver Mining Company was sold
for assessments, according TO law, on Monday, OctO
Der lOth, 1854, and are therefore hereby cautioned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
g4 Lost.

IL .,.l.z.yg.- Lost. '."
ON NOVEMBER 22D INST, THREE Shares
" Of the Cresus Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany: PARTIES finding the game win obiige the
owner by leaving It at the St Charles Market, OBJ.
posite the Eclipse Mil, or with the owner At the
Granite MI. Transfer has been stopped .
no2e Inn JAMES BARRY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01

Notice to the Stockholders In the old
Hill Draining Company.-P. s. Buckminster, Su.
perintendent Of the Imperial Mining Company.
and Agent of the Gold Hill Draining COMPANY. Il
hereby authorized to receive assessments now
due to the above company. ...-srI-... = :
r. A. E. DAVIS, Trustee.
Gold Hill, Nov. 81, 1854. - :, noeI iOt b..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01

ft.sas3 "a H'. ~. - 10 aa - $4,000
This watch Is rated 70 the hour Of observal, and
for one month making only the small variation Of
II seconds. fne foll0Nin9 10 copy Of the certih-
eataaccompanYinG the watch: y III = y J.
This Is tocertify that the accompanying watch,
No, Is sos has been manufactured In my establish.
ment, and D. IaIr1nteda p6nect time kespefg
,LocI1, Soth Nov, 1865 ULIosB' 1A1TNR"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
ELECTION ORDINANCE.

Following the Constitution proper is an ordi
nance providing for the Submission of the Consn
tuition TO the people at the time provided by Act OF
Congress, and also for the election Of State officers
under the Constitution, on the Tuesday after tbs
first Monday of November, ls64. The ordinance
makes detailed provisions ~ to the soldefS votes
the manner of voting, making and canyassIng the
returns. declaring the result, etc. Upon the v.
suing Of the Presideut's proclamation 90 be re.
ceiYed by telegraph, admitting the State into the
Union, this Constitution shall be ordained and g.
tablished az the Constitution ofths State % Esyada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01

poratiouS, except for municipal purposes, but
allows corporations TO be formed under general
laws. Property Of corporations ~ subject to tax
alton like that of individuals. CorporatorS in
corporations formed under the laws of the State
shall not be individually liable for the debts or
liabilities of such corporations No bank notes or
paper of any kind can be allowed TO circulate rs
money except the Federal currency and the notes
of banks authorized under the laws Of Congress.
General laws must be parsed for the organization
of taxation, assessment borrowing money. con-
tracing debts und looming their credit except for
procuring supplies Of water The State is pro-
hibited from loaning or giving money or its cred.
IT, or subscribing TO the stock Of any corporation
or association, except for educational or chRita.
BILE purposes, Counties, Cities towns and other
municipal corporations are prohibited from be.
coming stockholders or looming their credit In aid
of any company, corporation or association, Tex.
cept railroad companies, corporations or assocla-
tons"
The material changes in this Article from the
old Constitution are, permitting the circulation OF
the notes of banks authorized under the laws OF
Congress, emitting the proviso which authorized
the state to issue bonds not exceeding S3,OOO,OOO
in aid Of the Pacific Railroad, and authorizing
countless cities and towns TO loan their credit In
aid Of railroad enterprises.
ARTICLE Ix-FIEAScE AND STATE DEBT.
The fiscal year commences January LIST in each
wear. Taxes must be levied each year sufficient
10 nav the annual expenses Of that year, and also
the deficit, IL any, for the year preceding. To
enable the State to do cash business from the
start, the State may contract debts 70 an smount
not exceeding 100000. under careful restrictions
or to greater amount, II necessary to provide
for the pnblic defense. . %.
The only material change from the old ConSti-
tuition d emitting the section which prohibited the
issuing of scrip or other evidence ofindebtedness,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES,

The following Is corrected copy ofthe new sche-
dule of stamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took eject on August LIST. 1854;
an.-r,n -1ahun nE Ihnu.H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
4HE PRInE OrESIION.

The CsIl5aig re-o'uIous Gu united in thsiSOrIh
O.rcinA Senate b. Nj. Pool Of Berthe, have bea re-
fslred 70 . illt committee;
Rssoly.9 TIA & 20 commissioners b. elected by this
gsusrsl Assembly 10 act with commissioners nom Tho
other 5asss OF the OoDfsaersey, % medium Tor ne
Vo.iaGng = peace EiIh the iled atss.
E.solrsd Thas each OF The otber States OF the Jon
fsSsrscy be respectfully rtq1esei 70 create M lir
,T,missou vi a. lille u,lay as practicable, sd TO
onsrste with North Oiroliua in T'q1sstiIg o. PFssi-
49, D.yis In be mama OF ue1e sovereign States,
-, n tender 10 ihs lied Sa'ss eonisTefe3 Tor
rsg,r .tipg peacs thTCUga he msdiun OF thee eon-
E,,,lg,d That the GlVarBor make knoEh to each OF
,bolb \ as sf he UCniedeTseY this acton OF the
5s,sr,I A., mly Of ash Carolina, aad cad a'or TO
sseure tbsir O operation. 49,, N
R,soIsed That Whenever ary five OF u g sia es shan
have sspouded b. tha appointments et CO ami'-oAsi
tbs ,vt roor oammurieste The preesaSt 2, ONO any
10 seident D.Vs a. est lis Pfomptse len upon
the OPPOSITION.
/, ths Houss Of Commons M TOsls offered 50
rss Of rssOptOns the last two Of WhioA are e i0i'
love;
Resolved, That the President Of ne oonisd~A''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
AUCTION sALGs OF REAL EsTATE.

n . many persons are prevented by their mil
IA itary aues nt Asner and Ohsr esue from at
sss have cone T. e1nnen course ~ ssL.s e cur
one, WEEKLY II tn Cf1iugs will justify Us IN doll
This plan has Otes dptd ~ih tteess 10 Thea ce ALdys
hope H. such public a. to render hess
weekly sales attract We both 10 bus eis and sellers
We will eonnGue mas aies upon lhe premises whenever
Tn s,e ,d1pee u III. pgeueni We announce oar Ct
ise, phish s tkr place on TbCkDAY MKT peesmbsr &,
at s'eok a., Nhjeh 'ime We vii ofe III following pep
SS'ss Two PsASEo rEatMEHTs, eont4iung four rooms
esUh khn with two ro ms . EACH me let bias leo ~
iss, IvsDI-anih street, le~s,H ana aree thsss are
VACANT LOT % by 49, on the q Twenty.
n q nearly OpPos.te ne hrst mopefty-
Thjd Five Lols al ~ feet. The s sios Of Tssnty-
ELL N street D, we n and 4 sTg 4 g.
Purh one BALPA ~ Lor c'iner Of and Ihifiy aisa
m. One HAIfACsE LOT, corner Of Thrty-art aud
streets.
SIKH Tw Lots ~ by 1872 feet, each lron log TwSq-
sew, nth ttree btIw "a and trees -
s.ysr IN. Two MALL BKAMED GENthEhTS In sidney, on
Crmberl aud street. Cherry aHd uyed streets
kishih A PaKM twelve miles hslaW Richmond containing
Nv Snnir and forty srrr, hunired cleared balance 10
original .i6~th, With good i'm rOy'neIts.
Ninth. NINE1Y- YOUR AUhk5 WOOD LAND. Ia two rnhau
uine mi biog hichmond IoisDg the J. nds u
Teeth EIGHTY ONE AND QUARTER ACRES OF LAND
" TsH rs'ie gu 'he ten RAJ railroad, vim
Eleventh sry Tnst very desirable SAhkEI fAk1,en
the Deep turnpike, nils from hehmoId, coniAions
1he prcyements UWl Ling vi our rooms, and ah
peces ~ buildiL gVod epsr ani wei OF She IN we
ward There r-ht and Pond eonVnie" "eafi
hundred and 70 ~ jTgt u IS, tehoiFA var cue n
grape vim s about yr san Iee' u 81 eoNtD
LUMBAR altlrg, WsstuerhoardTg and h,Irs nmei WI,
sold Vit This anors a. pa of'aJ 10 ih'es' IL
.l,te place the q y.
Pals sud OF the foregoing Iror6ry can DO
seen lice ue Gay of tae tbd Tor 1,d wen
wishing puTchsss W lie Ii; prop ry DC ore 'ho
dag OF SALE snTDe prepared TO bid oT Alu
Iibei ally. GkUbbs "iLLtshs'
G,e-3t AUct one,u,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

The oesanent Of the ESagi;nss rpm hrs. psses-
hoWs anscdote Of the PIesoen ana tho liberty q to1
Press has attracted considerable notice. Toe press,
emit Iii never be- AZ the mercy Of any man Ia the
Oonedsracy In such event. al our sac noes Weu'a
have been iruitless. Aud yet have bad Tears lns'
military power would ssduos the pnssessoIs into lss
abuse. The ssyiI 6 hss often been tx mPEneu'
"But man, proud mao,
Dsest 10 little br, authority,
Plays ,vcl fantastic tricks before high heaven
IA make The angels weep"
Soms there are, / kaOW who have acted the Jran'
when an opportunity Ct red, TO gratify their prVaIe
animoeiiy. Bat If the fortunes OF war shoue snIon
such high iuto Mr. DsVs possession, that even
the press would be OBJ ged 10 succumb, IT he chose ~
may We hops that he Wtud be too patriotic to use "
and that he would constantly ftmsmber
"0i, is excel, mt
F.. To have giants str, ngta,
Bot IL is tyrGnnous
To use it like giant"
Yours truly,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

- 81 9TH tse adVes sna ssbseps 81 the bsn@
ts hsn1 tie cons ed authority under the Constu.
ion FOR the negotiation o. Peace, s hereby requested
10 sppcut Comm ssoners for the purpose y negotat-
ioR an honorable pespe aud that publication thereof
| be made tn the world.
ResolrsS That copy Of htss resolutions be fur
nshed to the President OF the Confederate States our
Representative In Congress- and Aso to the Governors
request that they be laid before their respective Leg
sll1res to hs end that their co-op'ratOn may be Sc
cured 10 the attainment Of this cot.
In the South Carolina Senate, Mr. Le'osne submit
ted the following, which ordrsd 10 be printed:
Rssol,eI That tor nina ton Of the present nquiious
ard bloody war is an Obi 20 be dtvouy desired BY
Tire Conf dsFae S.stss OF Amsroi bu' OILY on teims
of sbsolu separation from the lited Safes.
RssOlvsd Il being well known that peace on tueh
term, 20 ud be acceptable to them, this General A.
semby deprt the idea Of overIuei for peace po
eding ON tie Oonle6 erats States ct Amsrci as IN
Necessary, uudigniEei and dAngereur.
M. Merck also submitted ssres Of resolutions, ths
h ard 7th fading as fellows:
6. Resolved That the Confederate States, haVr in
the legitimate exercise of right nece EARLY ineiaent
70 their very being Sta stVersly ttceded from
the CJnederscy OF the lisd States ana irmeu tatm.
selves into another aud the Government OF tbs lited
atss representing the States which adhere 10 that
nfederaey having thou ht proper 10 make var upon
htm the tWO Oonfed, ces are foreign to ana az var
with each ogber and The poser TO make treaties %
foreign MT Ons being yes" oy 1he insulation o. tue
Confederate seg txclusv y in the President and Sc
nat. O. the Oonl, derCy, 10 State nr Safes o. gid,
without pLpabls bre oh o. the c1nstiut on aud 4
grant disregard OF good faith and sound pohoy, open
Negotiations for peace by send deli gates or eommis-
sOusrs 70 40 sKTaod nary congress or convention OF
th st OF both OJnfsdeIsoiss or in any other mode
Nos woi this Chi ctoR DO removed by the consent Of
the Couiede ate GoysrBment VII On Is not authog 20
sssr or spsrsl with the Constitution; sod any inti
Vidual iRk part 10 Iueh convention, vi hCui the
Otiy Of che Gtss, would be 81 lty OF Ih, grave
, f,uns Of dealing with the pubic emmy.
Ris2lpri, Tnai sueb = convention, besdes being
unOouutituuousl, would DO p fesdentsd, dsorgsDs
ieg ard suAVsFsVe Of the suty, aut lOri.y and ala
bihty of the r llsrly esiSelhh d Cover msnt,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
By W. H. YUwLE. SONS 400.


nN THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, at If
" o'cl ok, aHall sed portion OF CARGO partially dam
aged gu the voyage Of impo ttaIioa. TO wit:
II chests Young Tyson and sopchong teas
8 bags Sispce
90 boxes London starch
500 yards fc-tch tweeds
100 yTrds gray htnntl
81 Guernsey frocks
81 Chenille tcArls
1000 thmbleG
Z VI hair brpsSes
go boLnei frames
~ India rubber ctats
20 sets kniyeG and 10 ks
~ tunde' protl'r paper
IL reAns e. and letter paper
IA EnsHsh e1pJius books
81 bottles Englth copying Ink.
ALSO
5000 lbs. choice Cuba sugars
100 kegs soda
10 bales OinabutEs
oeBes oqAth and BROOKS spool cotton
90 pieces bEege
100 linen cAmbIo hankei cAels
90 gross bOCi lace,
606ia u - Morocco and other belts
IL dozen ladies' hair nets
AD invoice Of Sc lu'ne lbs and Yisrida Cigsu
40.
And SUCH ollie, articles mag be esyed IN time
sale.
Parties desiring TO wall themselves OF This sale will ease
send la their goodI loi late. thau Monday
wa II. EvwLE SONS co,
diS--td Aurt-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

TRa RIFUGGIs TR ATLANTA YEAEsIEG ron HoME
Among no olass OF refugees whom We ava met siGce
the war, sAys the Augusta Register, do We hld the
same excessive longing for home as We find among tie
ci,iysns Of A l,nis. Old men and women, girls and
children, are a. longing to return 10 tho dssolIed
scenes t. which their LEGAL t.chments cling ETen
as lha Jews long for J.iuAsn 60 they yOn for their
homes. They sis wiling 10 20 back 10 tbs eharFsd
az bAek.ned va!ls Of Atlanta and lVs during tbs
Water In lsnls for TIE sake of bang among the dear
eld scenes OF toua,
There ere tbs esuse thai dear TO III as tho sp
ole Ct their eye the besrthsiotss shsre Ihs fsmuy
circle ccmuulod, the taGeiusroa where they Htrsblp
ed the ia fam liar streetS throDsed With familiar
faces all all arc dear 10 them st II aud their Hietyis
nov on p,os to 20 back 70 those scsne, even though
or roo .rtes are in ns, their sac usfes dsmolsh'
ed and the sIesls sreNn wthbe RUNE OF their homes
lis home 10 them Ali otaer lands are as strange
p cos to tnem and ,hsY feel strangers among those
VITA whom they are s' u:uing. They long Tor homo
homo, tho dearest spot Of earth 70 iben.
We h,pl the day is near Uh u lher wishes may be
grauhad. Eus ah it will be- a sad ensure alter all
The swr OF return will be- mingled WITH much bitter
when they see ths work oil The des' lstOr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

Gov. ROsaAS Asp Fas Waffle tOllO~irg is the
closing paragraph OF the recent messsg Of Covert Or
Bonham 20 the L'gisla . Q Of South OirOlins;
Those n whom the ,r AZ making power OF the Con.
fedefss a0Vsrnment resides, bsve done oil they
With oprioy to show the North and the world that
We are DESTROYS Of peace, The President Of the Ulis
ed stes on theother hand. has repeatedly d. AIRED
lhas there can be no peace without submission on our
part, and rocoes ructon. people Wto under such
crrumstsnoes eou1 bs induced TO persist in Efforts to
obtain psaos side tf the eOnsi utional mode,
Already So jugAtsd. Such a course, with tho blood of
taeir sons end brothers sill most on their oil the
-rorgi Of their outraged women atl avenged, the
ruins OF their resid and grsnariss a. smokinR'
would be BIC mipg the great Confederate cple
uhc, 'Our years NO, with 60 nu,h ulsTimi.y and
enthusiasm resolved to intsn at every cost their
7 gh. abolish the former government, and to
tanlish rev gov, rlmept. laying lie fouudSto on
uea principles and gan NJ It's powers 10 tuch form
as 70 thPm shall seem likely TO # o. their safety
sod happiness." We can chain no peace that ould
Dot degrade u.s. except such az We shall SECURE BY the
dTfeas Of our enr mics.
10 this great crisis, which lires the tz,reiso of
ri dom, Irud ncs and 6rmness, invoke the blessings
Of Almighty God upon your d, hberAtions,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
BY tLLErr, BALL FOX, Au tiorees. --
AUCTION SALE or CONSIGNMiEN1S

DRY GOODS GkOGERlES- SHOES, 81.
ON WEDNESDAY, the l4lh OF December,
" We will sell at ueon, with variety Of N y.
ehand close conIgnments insisting Of follow.
Ing goods, viz:
eGses e 300 psin) ooitln Cards,
| case DiAmond-pt lated Piieiipg (0ard Oh thlngl
200 pounds Englsh TicU,
esses bifAened Lo & Uloths,
8esle 81 Nader and D Enl PitL
2S bales lnd 81 Brown Cottons,
10 bates B>oub ils,
10 pitces End c. Pulled Cloths,
% dtE,n Mems Ne mo shirts,
90 dozen lluel absek Towris,
o. Dc sen ous otton haifHosf,
cases Bone Iulto"s,
go gross Pc III Bu tons
cases spool Cotsons,
~ pieces slack nj Fancy Bonnet Ri bcnL
10 pieces White fIAnns,
50 pisc.s IN ll,h 0ottcnsde
80 pieces ktped Domestic,
10 pieces 5rsy 0issimeTes,
% chests Black Tea,
80 pairs Ladies' Leather Caters,
% pairs Menu do
100 rehmS NJ glsh Letter and Cap Paper,
lot Wi o and Block Cotton II te.T
BClssors Needles, Rlsek Pms, &C.
Hi Err, BELL 4 FOX Buots.
s-Consi nents for IL sRs wi please erly
p. Gslbe. del
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
srAIE LEGIsLATURE.

Oouior mably to the convOcation of the Governor,
the stature of Virginia met to-day at u o'clock.
Ia ha House of Delegates, W sh' a 10 the chair
After prayer BY D. Moore, the roll bSipg called, Os
members answered to tier names. There DSisg no
qaOfum, the House adjourned to to- morrow at IL
o'clock.
In Gho Senate, sInuel PslO0, Of GreenbIsr, in the
chair. Prayer By DR.. DOggett. F.ur!een members
prsseni-nO qiorum. Senate thsref re adjourned to
to morrow al 3 o'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
TREASURY DEPARTMENT u s. A., 4
A VALUABLE FARM FOR hENT,
AND SALE OF

s70oR PLANTA TON UTENSILS. dc.
WILL be rented out to the highest bidder, If
w not pros disposed Of THURSDAY the 18Th Of De
eembe my vain sbe farm hckshOny ia The unity Of
Haaover within eight W lies Of Richmond.
The land rich and ell Gdaptd totheg oEh eteorn wheat
oats and vegetables Thirty htrds be rnsbg No!ktd IN
The place There prodsciive vsrt are mea
w. two orchards e peaches and apples Fifty tusbes
Of wheat has been SEEDED
The buiiins mmsdous lin good order The dwell
log enough dfs too good SEED families In
comfort
II vii be rented In the whole o. In detached paraes
There Is very large lot Of manure OF iha place.
some plantation Implements stock win be sold including
wheat fan. corn shelter staveute wood peeker
~ WA y. GAIhTs,
nnqs.-eet Box 40, Richmond, Va,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
rmr.mS4nAPHIO.
Reports of the Press Association rscsiVed az
cIuslVelY by the Whig.

FROM LOUISIANA.
The iolosinS delayed Press Lelegr4ms are not de-
void OF interest;
CLnToS, La, Nov 2S. Tao Yankees have returned
to Baton Rouge from raid on this place, Liberty,
spmmit and BrockhAVsn, clrryrg with them one hug.
drsd aud iy prls nsrs, three or for luadrsd mice
four bundled negroes, aud three pcss of artillery be
Ing the most tu,csssiul raid ,e' made through thu
county Their lose in klsi, wounded Rad prisoners
Is sbon. hity General Hodge, commanding the DIE
triOt, lost bis Connissary and AIjaan,, captured BY
tho enemy.
oLHT;N, n ~. 2S-The emmy, Eve thousand strOn' +,
consisting of clVary add ARTILLERY, have left BttoI
uge and ofosssd the Aui.e river, wing east They
carry twenty Ave days rations ard supposed 10
ii ming for the Mobile and 0lo railroad
They are said 10 have Confederate uniforms for eacL
man.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

ld in running order 20 A,s.sta In forty days. II ne'
Interrupted.
CAPTURE OF TRAINS AND STORES IN NoRTHARS ALA
BAhA.
Tie following Telegram from Lieut. Col. Winder, OF
the 10th Aab5 M Cavalry, r,csiI at Tusoumbia
on the "a h ut;
DickiUR, Nov. %. P. \.
To Brig Gen Reddy:
have inst returned from Huntsville. tbs enemy
svsouated last night. | entefsd tom Immediately
lin leunnant aud two msn as daylight Secuted
Two miles each side Of to1n, found no ehemy Ana rt
tn,ned; had just arrived when train loaded with two
hnndred negro soders in from direction OF sti-
yenson, after negro women nnd Children
with one ma1, attacked the engineer with stolr,
and frightened him so that be ran the ergne tue
trsok pretended l had regiment near by, and
caused the negro troops to stampede. had tie en'
oine mt on the track, and with tVentJStF 2Ars
hrouoht 10 Dscatur, am now putting my regiment on
a. o o, TO the assistance OF COL Ru'sel who has the
road cut aboys BrJvntboro, sEd nine trains losded
Win ordnai ca and qalrtermaseIa stores cut 'h ano
Vusrded by 200 froops. Dol. RtsIen says thf5 have
desroysd two trains and pressed, will destroy Inc
rsmsinAsr T. w. WIEDLR,
L. COL Oom'j'g 4O.h Ala OIValry.
siros the above vas in type We have read an tt'la
TELEGRAM from General B4auregard, statirg that GEM
Roddy reports frem D oatur that Lieut.. Col. Wihdor
pured two Loo ,tivss Nth their tenders, tWehty
cara and the ponto6n briggs across the river mOay
In good order,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

7 % enemy, In their cen; march s.royed every
thug uFon Gen. 0obSs p n.ati5D, vita the exception
Of his negro @ bins.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

Col s5RAwBRIDGG regret to learn that this
gentleman OF the l lou sanA Regulars, was captured
by the enemy near As, f9ld
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08
MARRIED.

CAY-IiNIR-In yney e Ga, the 10 ut, by the Rev.
T. WnTru Mr. sNSGsJ CLAY, Of LlG Tenntssee and
A NALlHA T. LAMAR, q Nneyile, Ga.
Fits 1HROwEA.- "a 30ih ut, in Warren County, o. BY
Rev. II. Eirey D., RRAACIs InT5 Eq, S0hN q. l., and
Mis- Am s. IHRowER, both Of tnat county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

DOR RENT-A Plantation, situated in q safe
locality the INTERIOR and coniauitg about $50 OF
land, dne atty with necessary buildings In
eudnH for large numbsr OF the land TO b. ol
uyated sue ibis place Grs arare opportunity
f,r profitable tmng aud for refugees wi
Address FAR ES,"
d.6- Sc Boz No $50 Richmond PoAt Office
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NOTICE TO TaXPAYEns.

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
PURSUANT to an Ordinance, passed the
IL llth June 1885, will stteai at to 0leoors Once 10
the CITY Hall II m the 18Th 30 3ls Of December inclusive
receive Che msinng half OF Faxes om Huoh as
ens discount 10 per by having previously psiI
The r Af 1une last Ia anre said Ordinance
JULIU3 A H0Bs0h, O. o. r.
NB- will be ssen fri the above that the Collector Is
CURED the ofcs the 18Th TO tbs 9stof the
month"; remsihu due from June last Before
ale january HuinRs Court be 10 reqsto " Ord
Adveri Decqusn Zeal Estate TO De sold for the
nop.psym Mt 6fraIeI.
otons Uho have done see the necessity OF calling
and psyinE III TaIe It inpolsble fer s Collector to
call On ih N before he s'vertists
All TsleJ be paid within the tam tpehed as n
diligence cAunot be given
d 2-lm ]. A H0Bs0I, q. n. 2
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POH RIM if~Ar Ap(TfON,

A SMALL FAR'I Of forty acres highly
Ia irp-oVtd vita m ~ eTce.nt dwelling With six rOOrS
kchfp nth AIgs stables &c viii he rrntd the
year sGS At auction, on the prem nohDAY Che 18Th OF
December, At IL O'clock a. This fsn wifm burg
turn Ike aeji log McGruecs and offers. Tie situation
pleasant and healthy, nd The netRhbohood equs
Tie sceis now occupied BY MIS-. Il. WoOU
the city. GkUBBs WILLIAMS.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-08

Tae city ceu Gil u Noble has taken ftepa'o prevent
tie vood ep culItors irCm rObbiDg the poor o. that
city. Woe lurnished hem. oa app ndJn, 1t $40 q