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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-13
d STREET.

367 D STREET 367
J. T. KIDwELL. RICHARD HENDERSON
KIDWELL & HENDERSON,,
No 367 d street, near Ninth, Franklin Hall
Building,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the
pu bic that they are now receiving their Fal
stock OF PAPERHANGINGS and WINDOW
SHADES, PAPER CURTAINS, PICTURE CORDS
and TAs5ELS, &c. AL of the latest STYLES and
at the lowest cash prices.
An paper hung in the city or country by expe.
rienced workman, at short notice.
Remember the place, No. 367 D street near
eth, entrance on ID street.
367 Tau % lml 367
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-13

Slif I1sn M1 y y, GolNIORRHHI. aLEE7,
I10k Etc ONE BOZ WILL PERsoRh ou14.s.I
AFIngredients are purely vegetable. e., ~ az
M pleasant to the taste, has no bad ocgr, snv
may be carried in the vest pocket without isSI OF
detection. Crsulars free. Price 9gni So'a
Ohestnnf n Philapeipbia and In Washington ~
8. o. FORD. 996 fsnnsyirsnis avenue send ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-13

To this guaranty must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
Forms of bids can be obtained at any Of tn g
above named arsenals. Proposals not made out on
this form will not be received.
Bids will be received for the entire number or
any part the reof and bidders will state the arsen
al at which they can deliver, and the number OF
sets at each, if for more than one.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids, if deemed unsatisfactory on any
account.
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigsdier Gen
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington D. c; :" and viii be endorsed proposals.
GEORGE D. RAMSAY
en- -eotd Brig. Gen., Chief Of Ordnance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

HousroS, Texas, Dec. 2s-(Via Summit, Jan. IA =
The t. las Legislature adjourned on the 10 h. IL passed
an act placing the entire mitry power Of the State
the disposal Of the Confederate military authorities Tor
oas year. l. has also paid half Of per cent tax on
poporty. and hes amended the code defining treason
so "a 10 make it applicable 10 hose who talk treason,
aud almost to those who think it. The session only
conpu cd for six weeks, hut the action was important
Since the arrest Of traitors some weeks snce in tois
civ what few secret enemies Of the Confsderacy We
have, have become very quiet and submissive. The
effect OF the arrest exceedingly wholesome.
The occupation of our coast by the enemy is theme
Of general interest At last accounts the enemy was
Quiet v encamped at Dacrows Point, which is at the
10 Ner end Of Matagorda Peninsula.
An attemp! tn take Velsso VAS prevented by the
timely arrival of Debrays brigade and tVo batteries at
the mouth oil San Bernard.
Il is supposed that the entire force Of the enemy will
reach 20 600.
Gen. A. Hamilton, the Military Governor of TeIaf,
by letters patent from "Abs The ls" is supposed to be
with them. He has issued no proclamation as yet
The people Of Texas turning cut en- asse to give
toe enemy warm reception. As Arevdeuce OF what
has been DONE Gen. Maguder has advertised for 20 900
hGverssck, for his army.
"Cotton Bu;eau for tie Tfens-Mississirpi Depart
ment" has been established in the city by Lieut. Gen.
Smith, under the control of Lieut. Col W. j. Hu'chins
1t is proposed to buy onehaf of all the cotton in the
ate, at specified valuation to be paid for by the
Confederate. over ment with specie paying bonds.
The winter rains have set in, rendering the move
ments of troops in the State exceedingly difficult.
No fighting has taken place since the capture OF Fort
Esperance SAturi This fort was not designed to
meet and attack II was evacuated after three days
bombardment, without loss.
Gen. franklin, with his force is still near New I0e'
ria. and Gen Taylor has eye on his movements.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
ARFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.

MOBILE, Jan. l6 The Evening News has special
from Summit which says: Taylor was OF Alexandra
on the 18Th, fortfying Franklin was at New IBERIA
One division of Banks left New Orleans on the
5th. Twelve to fifteen thousand troops are encanp7d
at Agios with the supposed purpose of an expedition
against Mobile
large fleet Of transports in Lake Borsne, wait
ing for coal large number of coal barges have
passed down. Five gupbosts at the mouth of Red
River Our cavalry dashed into Bayou Sara the 9th
and captured two spectators. Meadville has been
sacked and twenty captured by three hundred
KEGS from Natchez. Writ Adams cavalry pres 'ed the
enemy closely near Blton Rouge which place he
captured Lieutenant and fifteen men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
THE NEWS.

rumor prevailed yesterday tia. two Of our steamers
we're captured by lie blOeksding aeet while attempting
to run into Wilmington. We satisfied that there is
10 foundation for the report.
Toe mixed force Of the raderl that we're reported
Saturday as advaneng up the Peninsula, from Williams
bsrg shout faced End vent back after they reached
Barhamsve, about three miles below New Kent Court
House. This charge OF movement is sscFibed to the
condition Of the roads produced by the recent haW,
which renders movements Of any considerable body OF
men together extremely difficult.
Il Wss.morelsnd county, the Yankees, who landed
there few days ago, are represented as committing
great dep editions upon private property, and destroy
iny provisions.
We Learn that in Richmond county, last week, up
wards Of 10000 pounds Of bacon, collected and stored
for the government vas destroyed by party of Yam
lee raiders
Affairs remain unchanged at ether points Of the mill,
tary horizon The morale Of the "A'my of Tennessee
Il represeptsd to be much improved uudev Gen. John
SONS eOrmSnd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
CONGRESSLONAL.

In the Senate, Saturday, several bills o. an unim-
pOrtant character, we're passed. TIE resolution from
the House Of Representatives in relation to the war was
clueurred 10 The Senate will meet at II O'Clock to-
day.
In the House the biz to Increase the rank and pay
of Adjuut' Of regiments ard Independent battaons to
that Of Captain in the Of the service to which they
nay be attached, pAfssd
Hr. Garland, OF AIkaDsa', introduced humorous
bill riaieuSng the proposition of member Of tic Yam
kss Cougre5sto coHseroC one million Of men to release
al the Federal prisoners in the hands of the COnfese-
rates &C. which NAV b. f.uad under the head Of the
proceedings Of .he House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
TIE DEPARTYRNT CLERKs.

The bill for the relief Of the Clerks in the Executive
departments having passed the Senate, 18th PrOvisO
uhch debArs tho5s liable 70 military duty from PIrtic-
patton in i 8 be- FITS the House Of Representatives
should have no Diff ;uly in eonc1ing. Al all events,
toe subse should be disposed without further delay,
so that il may be removed from the sphere Of private a.
well az public discussion. The bill does no! provide for
rermsnen. increase Of sal,res, bat for temporary
iaer, to continue IN il 1t Jolly next BY which time
il is hoped that the purchasing power Of the cur
rercy will BE- greatly improved. The difference between
tie pay Of clerks sui oiisrs in the army IS hst tie
latter are proysensd clothed by the gOvernm mt,
whilst the former have p,oyidc for themselves. We
dare say has the c'e,ks Eouli be content with com
pensat on which would be equivalent to the pay Of q
soldier with commuatOu at the market rates Of the
rarions and clothing furnished to the amy. But the
sutec, has already been discussed ad Hausso and We
trust tha. the bill viii be definitely acted upon this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

HID. QRS. EENGiNEER DEPT DIV IN
Corner 1874 and Franklin Streets, SRH
RICBMoSD, Dec. 10th, 1868. Ell
NOTICE!
TO THOSE HA VINO NEGROES TO HIRE.
THE Engineer Department will hire for the
= suing ysar Thousand Hands, 10 work foriGcs
tons. kc
RATE OF PAY HIXED BY COMMISSIONERS FOR VIRGINIA:
Hire OF Lahore Clothing and Rations fur
ilkhea by Government $500 per year.
4" Clothing and Raions fur
nisLed by oWner,............. go
-RAtifn Only, iursishelby
Government, ......... 400
>-Ratons only, furnishedby
Government, ................. W " mo-
TLs Department will pay sportson 10 Richmond Psters
burg will give In addition, five Dollars for expenses for
each Negro delived by sherns others n. either pac.
The Government will be responbe for Slaves hired under
the common law OF Viz gins.
BY order Of OIL. W. H. eTkvKss
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Major Engrs,
ja9--dl0t In OaATge OF Ri edmond Deiences.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, jan l6 The bombardment Of the city
continues steady One hundred and eighty shells
were fred from o'clock en- Friday evening to o'clock
this afteracon. One was slightly wounded. The
enemy had again been a accommodating expedition,
and new demonstration ia expected. The Yankees
are i'll working on Gregg, and hauling ammunition to
the Oummugs' Point batteries. All quiet with the
fleet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RIoHMosD, Va, Jan. II, 1854.

GENERAL 0RDER,
No. 4.
H. Az authorizing the tax In knd on bacon 10 be commued
BY collection 81 salt pork as an equivalent
The Congress tie Conederdt6 States Of AHered do enact
That the and other agents engaged 10
the cone,ton kind may be suth rztd under orders
regulations made by the Secretary OF War; 10 demand ana
receive in commutatvn In kind equva
lie therefor In salt pork.
Approved Dec. 2S lS6S.
H. The foregoing Congress being In force the OH
GERS menonea the act hereby authorized TO eemlnd and
receive in Communication the In Kind equivalent In salt
pork. , IT., :, .
Ia estimating shall be equivalent reference shan be
made far as The schedule rates by the
under the Hh section OF the act q congress
to mpressmnts. But the Qurtermaster may direct
and settle Others In such localities as
may be advisable for the Interest Of the public service
(sened( 8. COOPER,
iaI4-dlw Adjr and lnSp. Gem.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
ApJ'T AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oFFIoE,
gIcuNOND Ian 9th. 1864. (

RICHMOND Jan. 9th, 1864. :
GENERAL ORDERS
no. 3.
The following Congress and Regulations publ h-
ed for the Of all persons concerned therein:
Az ACT 70 prevent the enlistment enrolment Of Substitutes In
the military service Of the @ nfederate States
The Congress Of the Confederate States o. America do enact
That no person liable to military service seS hereafter De
any substitute be received enlisted or enrolled In The mill
tary servlol OF the Confederate States.
Approved December 2sh 1885,
An Acr 10 put an end - the exemption military service Of
those who have heretofore furnished Substitutes.
qures The aid Of all able 10 bear arms;
The Congress Confederate states Of America do enact
Of his having furnished substituted this ct shall not be
construed affect Who though not liable to render
military service have nevertheless, furnished substituted
Approved, January oh, le6t1
IL Persons rendered liable military service by operation Of
preceding Acts placed on the same footing with AL others
hitherto held liable by OF Congress
Persons hen rendered liable to military service are re-
qured 10 repor c1Escr without delay 10 the
enrolling officers and AL who delay beyond the LIST day Of Feb
ruAy 1884, N be considered having enounced the privilege
OF volunteering, held assignment according TO law
w. Eorons officers will proceed s rapidly as practicable IN
m herein made liable 10 military service
lowed 10 volunteer in companies service Apr
1sG provided chosen does not At the time OF voun-
teeyng number allowed such
pany being selected the volunteer VIII receive from the enfog
certificate to the effect that he has SO volunieered snd
no volunteer received into sny company except such
certificate Persons who fall u make their selection st the time
OF enrolment, will be assigned according to existing regra-
Persons who report to the enrolling officers will be enrolled
may be allowed IurOuga OF ten days before reporting to
tue Camp of Instruction.
VI All persons volunteers concpts under this
order Will pass through Camp distraction Of the State
they bsOng, be rded thence TO the companies
which selected or 10 which they may be assigned
proper regulations for the enforcement this
Will All exemptions heretofore granted iuoect 70 revision
under from the Buresu OF oo6scpton and found
Improper unauthorized by law, viii be revoked.
BY order,
jazz Adj Insp. Genr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

Lmur -GlSERAL HAEDEE was in Selma, Ala on the
9th inst en- rOue to DemOpOls, businessOf an IN
warIke cha setsr Runor il that the gallant Cen
ersl has made conquest Of das9nt character to that
which is his sont to MAKE, and will soon lead TO the
altar one Of Al.blma. fsirest daughters.
Gen CleturLe was alsc in Selma, at the same time
roirr 10 Demopors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
NOTICE.

w ILL be sold, at public auction. on the
premises In Chestsrhei county. ~ miles from Pow
hatan Station, the Richmond and Danyle Railroad on
tn URsD4Y 2l instant 20horse power Steam Engine
Circular saw Nils together Eit all the fixtures
carry extensive lumber and milling business also
buildings connected with the Mhs four Mules seven oAen
Wagon Garry Cooking Utensils, Farming Utensls lot OF
Hug toget with many other articles TO mention
LUMBER.
We will SCI public auction, at Powhalsn Station, and
d. Railroad Company WEDNESDAY the eth instant, 5000
feet superior Lumber consisting OF nch Boards coffin boards
scantlng, heart, ing and Notwithstanding. - -
Terms cash. r U. Sims CO'
ia1o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
YANKEES At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Or SCHOOVERS

Information has been scsived q. Mobile Of the land
ing Of one thousand Yankee infantry at jacksonville,
on the Pontchsrtrain coast Some concluded that 1t
was preliminary . an advance Mobile, but the papers
Of that civ ere c the opinion that their object Is to get
timber for some military objec..
On the night Of the 2Oh ult, Lieut. Sibley, Of the
18th Aabama Cavalry, Col NauTy's command, destroy
ei Tooncy's Nils, On Pearl river, and captured and
burned two sholnes uudes the guns Of Fort Pike, and
Brought of the crews O, bOthvesssls This was effected
vnhcut los on cur SIDE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

SNAIL Pox IL spreading amOrg the citizens of Dan
vile. Two gsOss have 6isd Of the ds'ase There seems
to be no diminutiOn Of ths number Of deceased Yam.
lees daily hsut out to tie graveyard. Large Sd
dtiona accommodations being provided for them at
the Smll P0x Hcspita.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
THE CITY.

TAKIS PRIsoxER-we learn that Mr.. Ingram, for
merly propr e.cr OF the St. Charles HOTEL was captured
by the Yankees in Richmond County, last week. He
Was acting in the capacity of agent for the purchase Of
bacon and other supplies for the government and it is
stated that be had purchased and stored away the
large amount of bacon reported in another column as
DESTROYED
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
7HACKERLY-S - EOURs.

The Loldoa journals TEEN with nO.icss and anso-
does Of Nr. T6lcSersy whose death very ssddea
and u1e1p c:ed The Loodon Times gives the following
scccuut OF his last hours:
He was suffering from two distinct complaints, Oae
Of which bss row wrought his death. AOro than a
dozen yeafs ago " lie Ia writing 'Pendenuis,' {
will be remem5csed that the publication Of thas work
was stopped BY serious Illness H. was brought TO
deaths door and be vas saved from death By Dr.. Eli
-btaon to whom, in gratitude he dedicated The uovs
vhen he lived @ I'm IA t. Bat since that ailment
he has been subject every month six weeks 70 attacks
OF sesnes az endcd vi.i vigorous retching. He was
Congratulatrg Inns d the Oher day on tte failure Of
lis old euemy 10 .c.uru and then he checked himself,
As he ought nos % be 100 Of release from bis
p'ague. On Wednestay morning, the complains re-
turned ard h IN treat Iuferng ali day. He was
no better 10 The evening, aud his servant about the
tine cf leaving him for the night, proposed TO sit up
With i'm tn he declined H5 Wa heard moving
about midnieht, agd lie must have died between two
ard three IN The morning Of yesterday His medical
eudlnts attr butte his deah TO Ell s0n on the brain.
They add thls he had very large brain, weighing no
less tran 5s OK He thus disd Of the complaint which
feemed 10 troube him l,asL He Died full Of strength
ana reio e full Of plans and hopes On Aonday last
he WAS congratulAtng himself iaSing finished four
number. Of new novel; he mad the manuscripts in Lis
poeket and with bOyish trankness, shoSed the las'
psges 10 friend asking aim 70 read them and see what
he could make OF thCm When he bad completed Tour
numbers more be said be would subject himself TO the
xiii Of very clever surgeon, and be no more 40 IL
valid in TIRE fitness Of his powers he has fallen BE-
foe complaint which gave bin no alarm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
pRESlnENT,S RE IEPTIONS.

Faers will b, a Reception at the Presidents house.
be.rsen the sours o; aud 10 o'clock Tomorrow
tTa. sday) evening, and every Tuesday evening until
further notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALB-.We will sell

X hhD no "a III rOh ph ~. W WI. sci,
by way OF public auction, the 2Sth OF this month, one
most valuable fn to be found In MONTGOMERY ~
Ths farm sontns 156 a nd about 70 OF which IL
cleared, and tbs remaining ton heavily tmbered The srd
admirably adapted to the growth Of All kinds Of grain aud grass
and lies inmei Hey the Vreini. aud Tennessee Railroad
three miles east Of Central Depot There also on the farm
good Gsi and Saw MIL Persons Wishing TO invest In real es-
tate, have here opportunity for such Investment
the the and place. viii sell all the cattle sheep
hogs a. well wagons and all the farm ng utensils used
upon sid farm aso 600 cords OF wood cut and corded
sais to take place upon the premises.
Js16 ids MUSE BUSH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. R., I
RICHMoSD, Jan. llth. 1864
CHANGE or SCHRDULE.

|ON and after FRIDAY, January 10Th, I864
" the Mall and Passenger Train will leave Richmond, daily
Car ssaunton At o'clock NJ and will leave staunton at GA
and arrive Richmond At o'clock, p NJ. The Accom-
maaaOn between Richmond and Gordonsvlle deon
sn1sI nntn further notice. II d. WHIrC0MB,
isiS-ot General Superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

FoR DR. WMsHr's FANILT.-Mr. r. r. Hill has re-
oeived contribution Of 81 Gao from Mr. julius Hessee,
Of Mobile, Ala behalf Of himself and others, FOR the
relief Of the family Of the late Dr. David NJ. Wright, Of
Nn-fnlk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

VIsfORs IN ruE HousE.- Gems. Breckenridge, Hood
and sorgan visited the Hall of the House OF Rspresen-
tstvs Saturday and were most cordially received by
their friends and presented to the members generally.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
TELEG IA p 81 l O
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.

Entered according act Of Congress In The year 1909 6y J.
THRIsHE in the Clerks ONCE OF the District CoHrt Of the Oon
federate States for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

SHoonNa AEFEAT-The Staunion Spectator says a
difficulty cecurryd in the dining room Of the Fariah
House, Charlottesville, on the 9Th, between Captain
Glen, aid to be OF Msj. GilmOres battalion and Mr..
lard proprietor o. the Parish House, in which the
latter was severely bruised about the head With cane
A son o. Mr. Bllari, who bad besu uound'd severely
several times in bate losing partially CT perhaps en-
tirely the use5l IL right hand Om Houad, came TO
the assistance Of bis aber followed the Captain to the
s.,ee,, where fys shos se,e exchanged between tie
parties Nobodg bur.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
MACHINE sHOPFOR RENT,

I Will Rent at Auction on thursday, the 2lst
January Machine shop adjoining the rhenk F0un-
dry In the City Of Lynchbarg.
nis shop By fee stories high, viii good Water
Power. Two LAthe Upright 0Ti, Dsnie PaDer and some
other Machinery goes with the Shop Possession gwen April lst
1854 jsS-dts A u. DABNEf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

UBsaIB lose papers marked With Cross VII unaer-
and ttat cr OF subscription about 70 expire and VII
remit promptly u hey wish thsir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

rERss-DAuY year. ESQ; six months, SIS; Arss months
ss sor q less period, ss per month
sEswr1T year go; SIX months, So No 'ae'srPa0n
rse.Ivrd or 50 thaa SIX months.
wsr.l ysar, siO s months SS. Ne subscription received
for les ,han sx months.
EsnstaacssIt risk o. The subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

Nrw wOOIS FAcrORr viii be put in operation
in DAnsile, IN a few days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

NJ MOORE P. pAYEr, O.. n. HooD.
MOORE, .BAYNE & CO., No. 147 Main
WI street, Lyuchburg Vs. Wholesale Grocersand Commits
don Merchants Manufactured and Smoking Tobao'
CO. and sell Sugar, holHsses Wheat Corn, Flour,
Bacon Leather and all kinds Of country produce AL sales
promptly reported accompanied With the net proceeds thereof
ja2i--iy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
AUUTGOEs 9ALEB.
-------=------
FUTURH DAYS.

A Il THE AUCTION HOUSE of S. N. Davis
IA Co. in the City 81 Bhm ,ad, Thursday the 2st day
month"; J2nuSIy will be sold likely man, nam
ed George Lee belonging the estate OF Hiss H. Lee, deed
az ang In The xcnange Hotel and Ballad House
for years desirable servant 10 the city,
TENS cash, A. N. HAMILTON, Admir-.
Bale conducted By S. n. DAVIS GO,
jal2-3tAw&e Aucioneers-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18

To The Voters Of HING and Queen:
Having solicited ends In the county TO be-
candidate the oce Commissioner Of the Revenue
spriLg election, hereby declare myself candidate for
said ONCE pledge myself II eec ed TO discharge the duties OF
the office 20 the best Of my ability.
iAl5-c4tt IRA b. CAUTHORN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
NOTICE.

RY special request Of our consignors, we will
- have sale on THURSDAY, commencing promptly at half
past ten o'clock, embracing our usual varieties OF groceries,
&C.
Pae, wishing conEgnmens be included viii please
report thum At once. -
deal TARDf WlLLiAMs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18


IN gra6r
eonnE Hh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
Com'dg Dept Y

EE-Gov LGrcHEG, by invitation Of the Town OOun-
Gil, was to have visited Danvile and addressed the
people, Saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-18
SPECIAL ORDERS,

SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 81.
XXX Bgdler General John H. WiDder hereby directed TO
make iuarnedAte enquiry and report without delay:
The name, rank, regiment ana corps OF AL commissioned
officers, and the length OF lime each has been In The city
he will require copy Of the leave by which
the officer absent cr bis proper command or stationed In
the city, copy the order by which he put upon duty.
XXX appears that officer Is not rghtf1ly In
Richmond forth sih 70 his cenmAnd and
the fact once for further action Of the Depart
ment,
By command Of the Secretary Of War
(Sgued) JOHN WITHERs,
Asst Adit Gen.
In accordance ORDERS all officers arriving In the
city, duty In S city (who have not already done
SOL person. without delay, 1T these headquarters
iig order OF Brgadr General JoRS H. WIsDER, Comm'g
Dept. J. W. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
10 Ig--u