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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL K. r.,
RICHHoND, Jan. llth, 1864.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after FRIDAY, January 18th, 1864,
" the Mail and Passenger Train viii Richmond, daily,
for Stanton O'clock A. NJ and will leave saunton At Gas
A. NJ and arrive In Richmond a. o'clock, ~ The Accom-
modaon Train between Richmond 9oTdousvle dcon-
uousi uotn luther notice. D. wHITC0MB,
Jai9-ss General superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO., Auetrs,
Corner OF Oh and Main streets.
WE will offer at Auction, on FRIDAY, 10Th
Instant Ware Room, commencing At 10 6'clock
900 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
10000 Florida Segsrs,
TC0O Prime Cuba Segars,
70 bbs Smoking Tobacco,
40 prs. Boots and Shoes,
100 Horse Brushes,
20 dez Morocco Skins,
10 " PINK do. do,
30 gross suspender Buttons,
900 yes Brown Linen,
with variety OF Dry Goods, &c.
ALSO,
general assortment OF GROCERIES, including
90 bags Rio Coffee,
40 bushels Pea Nuts,
20 boxes Soap,
D boxes Candles,
sugar and Molasses expected in Tine for sale. q
ROBINSON, ADAMS CO.,
Jal2 Auctoneers.
ALSO,
800 lbs PURE Ground Mustard a
pieces Ish Linen
do Grey ard White Flannel
do Grey Uloth
100 gross Horn ButtonS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
From TIE RAPID ANN.

ORANGE O. H., Jan. l3.-It is reported that the enc
my transferring Of their corps from froat Il
the Valley of Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

EIRST VIRGINIA ARTIILERY.-Pe
Il desiring to join the I'd 3D. company Richmond Howit-
GERS the Powhatan Salem the old Breekinidge battery will
please apply me- Col Werh, Leigh street, between
9th and 7lh streets, giving their address.
K. A. HARDAwAY,
jal3- d6ts Msjor Artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

NOTICE.
w ILL be sold, at public auction. on the
w premises In Chesteraeii cjuny ~ miles from
haian Station on the Rchmond and Dsnvle Railroad on
tn URsDAY the 2l instant 2Ohose power Steam Engines
Circular saw Mills together with all the fixtures
sary 60 extensive lumber and milling business also
the budngs connected with the NILS four Mules oIen
Wagon Oany Cooking Utensils Farming Uensls 10. OF
Hogs together with many other Arcs 10 MENTION
LUMBER
We will also sell public auction, Powha,sn st,on, aud
D. Railroad WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, 900
feet 81 hyperion n0tr consisting OF inch boards con boards
scanting, heart, floor -ng and westherboardng.
Terms cash. p U. SIMS CO.
.iAl2-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

TAKE NOTES.-THE Assessors fer the 18th District
request all persons to forward and give in the
assessment Of Confederate taxes before the 2lst inst
Those who fail to do so will be liable to double tax.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

In retiring from the business, it gives me
pleasure 70 the patronage Of my friends and pat
rons the new concern Of Lee Bowman $500
ja2-dlm H. " JAMES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.

There viii be 4 Reception At tue Presidents House
this Thursday eveaiOg between the hours of and
10 O'CLOCK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
TELEG RIA HIC
Roportu OF ths Press Aspoeiation.

Entered according Of Congress In the year 1885, by B.
THRAsHKR the clerks ofaes Of the District Court Of The Con-
federae states the Northern District Of Georgia.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERS0NS who have furnished substitutes,
Il and liable TO military service afforded OPP
poTtuny entering the Marine Corps by calling the under
gned at the Qlarternastes once, No 1o Brosd street.
N. 4. YENABLE.
1st It. O. g. ~ O., Recruiting 0neer
ih9-dlH Marine Corpa
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W-spapeu marked with orOS win under
and that heir term Of subscription about 70 expire and WI
remit rrOnPuy n thsy wish tasir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
TEACHER WANTED

TEACHER WANTED.-I wish to employ
Il for atsrm Of ten months Young Lady Of Virginia OF south
birth and education, qualified teach thoroughly the usual
English Branches-Vcca Insrumenfa Mrse on the Piano
TO inmy family teach from four 70 six children Ser
vices 10 February 1894
hsreaer a. posbe. Address Rreeshade Post Once
Mddesex county. Virginia, stating terms.
iaS-clgs A. STIFF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

I'D. QRS. EENGINEER DEPT DIV
Corner l9th and Franklin Streets,
RICHMOND, Dec 10th, 1853. :
NOTICEI
TO THOSE HAVING NEGROES TO HIRE.
THE Engineer Department will hire for the
Il enulng year. One Thousand Hands, to work fOrnca'
tons, &c.
RATE OF PAY FIXED BY COMMISSIONERS FOR VIRGINIA:
Hire Of LAbore-s Clothing and Rations fur
nished by Government, $500 per year.
Clothing and Rdions fur
nished by owner. 80
-RAtiens only, furnished by
Government, 400 "
-Ratons only, furnishedby
This Department will Richmond Peters
burg and WILL give In addition, Five Dollars for expenses for
each Negro delVed by sherGs Others either place.
The Government will be responsible for Slaves hired under
the common law Of Virginia.
By order OF OIL. W. H. sTEvESs.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Major Engrs
ja9-d10t In Charge OF Ri chmond Deienees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

SUNDAY TRAINS Over'Fhe Wes.srn North Carolina
Railroad have been discontinued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
AUOpLON Gales.

FUTURz DSgs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
A T THE AUCTION HOUSE of S. N. Davis
IA Co., In the City oI Richmond Thursday the 2ist day
this month"; January will be sold likely young
ed George belonging the estate OF MISS H. Lee, decd
has waiting In the Exchange Hotel and Ballad House
for Ave wears desirable Ia the city.
Teims cash, A. 81 HAMILTON, admir-
Sale conducted by 8. N. DAVIS 4 co,
jaIQ-Staw&o Anciioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14

DlVlDRND.-The President and Directors
~ OF the EXoH .NGE BANK OF vISGINIA, st Redmond
declared dividend OF sA cent cut OF the profits OF The
Institution for the last six months subject 10 deduction OF
per bonus payable on I'd January next
de 2s-d2w. w. P. sTRoTHER, Cash'r.
FARM For RENT.
THE Subscriber, being DESTROYS of renting
4 his Farm for present year, well known MALVERN
BILL end OF Henco county, adjoining Turkey Is
land River takes ths method Of Offering the for
rent The for cay alton, with good season. will make
average barrels per from thousand TO fifteen
hundred There will be om TO three hun
died acres set In clover that be moved
labor Of fencing will be saved the late fence law In
operation In Henrco need apply such offer
the land will not be injured whilst In possession Of
the tenant
Apply for terms Hazewood Kemp whose adoins
Malvern, Mr. VIM e. Philips Richmond, TO the subcbe
isS~d6rSE B.RDEw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
/ FARM FOR SALE

IA The Subscriber oRrs for
sale Farm lying In the upper end Of Powhatan county,
six miles from the town OF caersye containing Fcur Hundred
aud Forty Eve Acres. IL has good Planned Dwelling with
four rooms kitchen smotehoue, &c. good portion original
forest and hne heart pine any In the ese
venent TO steam sswml Purchaser the farm by
csng Mr. Hughes, who resides thu place. Ny sddre
Is Gainesville r. O. JAMES MILLER.
January TIL 1s64-jal2-2aw4w
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TERSs-DAnI year, $50 az months, SIS; three months
as FOR q less period, g per month
sosWE-kLIi year, $40 sx months, siO. Subscription
rceeiv,d less Than SIX months-
WnkLE year. go Ex mOaIhs IS. NJ subscription received
for les than SIX months.
Rsnliianess Al Tisk Of ne subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
DISSOLUTION.
NEW CONCERN.

Richmond, January LIST, 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue Of general execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Iowa, Fort
Des Molnes favor Of taon, Brother Co.. aud against
Richard Pyle and frederick Muse have levied upon and
will sell 10 the highest bidder the front door Of the
Clerk Office Of the District Court OF Lee County Iowa.
heokuk in said county, the 9th day Of August A. d.
1854, between the hours OF o'clock A NJ and O'Clock
p NJ commencing at O'Clock p NJ. OF said day, the fol-
lowing property The southwest quarter section
eight fractional northwest quarter OF section eighteen
u.s. aud the northwest quarter section seventeen az
all il township sxtysx (66l north, Of six west
Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, July -, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fee s. So Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22
CONVENT OF THE VISITATION,
~ kEUKUE. IOWA.

This Academy founded in the year 1858 hy the
Sisters Of the Visitation and has sase its establishment
enjoyed reputation Pema,e Institution Of the first
class lii located the heights of keokuk overlook
ing the Mississippi from which Is distant only pleas
ant ride of about twenty minutes. This together tn
the railroad facilities renders easy of all
OF the The situation healthy and picturesque
and from the height of its location nds fine view
not only OF the city bat also of Missouri and Illinois
The of instruction comprises the common and
higher English branches with the of Gioi,s prose
ana poefca Composition together with the Greek latin
Itsiap. French and German Languages Vocal Music,
with lessons the Piano, Harp aud Guitar, Drawing
Painting ia Water Colors Oil and Velvet Plain and
ornamental Needle work Tapestry Embroidery and ace
xark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22
SHERlFF'S SALE.

NJ .a sraiE OF Iowa, LEE Corsry-ss.
BY virtue OF general execution directed issued
by the Clerk o the District Court of said county, favor
OF thapin Lee and against IL Sullivan have levied
upon and wall sell TO the bidder the door
OF the Clerks Office of the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa at keokuk. in said county, the n day
gust, A. ID. 1864 between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
and clock f. NJ commencing at clock p NJ. OF ssid
day, the following property towit: Being of lots
eleven and twelve tz in block thirty Elk t36 the
city oi heoSug, Lee county, Iowa, beginning point
sixty 900 feet from johnson street Fourth
thence along Fourth street towards the alley epty TOO
feet thence at right angle said lots hundred
(lou} feet thence right angle towards Jehuscn
twenty t20) ee thence In straight line hundred
Geo feet 10 the place of beginning.
Taken levied upon and to be sold to satisfy said writ
Of execution
Keokuk, July 70, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee - ". Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22
LAEAxiE. Ill. July 10th. 1877.


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for six years With Chrune Rheumatism. and fsk~ great
pleasure in recommending I nd 90 Mt and Ner
rslga Specific to be the best medicine that disease
that have heard u MisB / commenced taking il
could hardly walk or sit ali, great was the p-in,
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the hrsi time in i've year, free fIom psiB AID h-l
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should NOT need II nsref vi give to that
does, for there aiy that sat r1Eg With those
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think that you ought o publish Il every city the
Onion Very respectfully. YOURS
@f #*afs -CApf.lJAMES ~. BROWN.
Residence. Chicago H.
P.S- Send medicine care ef Il. y. W. Whitman { h
csxo. J.N. b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22
CHERIFFS SALE.
SHERlFF's SALE.

~ sr,rg or iowa. LIE CouSTy-ss.
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of said county, in favor
of William Patterson and sgsnst q. N Marshall, have
levied upon will sell the highest bidder, the front
door Of the Clerk Once Of the District Court OF Lee
ty Iowa at keokuk in said county, the lufh day of
September A. d. 1884, between the hours of o'clock
NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, commencing at o'clock ?. NJ OF
said day. the following property, tewi en- i0) feet of
CT the norhw-sreiy side Il LOT 2 In block thirty
$50 in the city Of Keoknk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold by order Of court
salty said writ Of execution.
keokuk, Aug. S, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 co. Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

From the Hon. JrpeE LoRp Of the Land Court.
ST. Lcrls Feb 18th 1864
j. ii. BLOOD, Rsl--Desy Ser. l have tried Rheu-
matfsu. Neuralgia ard Goat Specific. and have found
relief from II when other remedies have failed
think it yefy safe and reiaLle medicine.
Very respectfully, your friend.
&. b. LORD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

In accordance with the published notice Of s.
NJ. Harrington, Jr., Chairman OF Committee on
Labor, Income aud Revenue, give notice that
have set apart Wednesday, April 27, for that
purpose. The Proceeds of that days business
viii be handed to the Chairman OF said Com
mttee. JOHH FEHREHBAoH,
Cor. 4th aud French SITS, Wilmington.
snAvIso AND HAIR DRRssiRa SALOON. Henry
NJ. Smith, has taken the shaving and Hair
Dressing Saloon, No. 4 East Fifth street. IN this
city. He has had it thoroughly oleansed and re-
ited aud is now prepared TO do anything in the
Tousorial art, in the uiost prompt aud workman
hse mauutr. Mr. Smith has had many years
experience, and fully understands bis business.
Any person wishing anything done in his line,
should give him II call.
CpaogRT,--The celebrated original Hutchinson
Family, old folks and young folks, will give one
grand concert, at Institute Hal. in this city on
Friday evening next, on which occasion they will
introduce their new songs of freedom aud fra
ternity They will, no doubt, have u crowded
house.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
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sent by Express to any address,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
THE MILIrIA oRDERED our

Gov, Morton of Indiana has issued a pro-
clamatlon saying that the Governors of
Ohio, illinois, Iowa Wisconsin and Indiana
have offered to raise for the service of tLe
general government 10000 men for the me-.
riod of 100 days, to perform such military
service as may be required of them in any
State. The Governor calls for 9OO00 vol.
unteers, and says the Importance of making
the approaching campaign successful and
decisive is not to be over estimated, and
feels confident that this call will be prompt
ly aud fully responded to.
Governor Brough, Of Ohio, has issued an
order calling the National Guard Of Ohio
into active service for one hundred days -
They will be clothed, armed, equipped and
paid by the United States government, and
report for duty on the % of May, The or
der says
Our armies in the field are marshallng
Tor decisive blow, and our citizen soldiery
will share the glory Of the crowning victo-
ries oil the campaign by relieving our vete-
ran regiments from post and garrison duty
TO allow them to engage in the more ardu.
Gus duties of the field"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
rnE pnlLosnpnY nr rxpERIMrNrs.

10 few circumstances are We more indebted
for perfection in science, than to the SUCCESS
ful experiments of practical men. This WAS
brought lorclbly home 10 US the other day by
reading over the names of individuals who re-
ceived medals aud premiums from the American
Institute of New York in 1860. We were parti-
cularly struck with one article which was award
I'd very high prize. In the little memoirs of
the successful candidates at the American lnsti-
tute, we lind that MIR. speer had been for nine
years preparing his celebrated Sambuci wine,
which has since proved so decided success.
Nine years of unwearied labor, close study, heavy
outlay innumerable experiments, are a long
period to look hack on, yet MIR, Speer can look
with satisfaction on the years so spent, when he
is conscious that his wish has been consummated.
We are glad Mr.. speer has lived to see his Sam
buoi wine superoeds the abomnabe imported
trash with which Americans are yearly poisoned
--Seieafgie American.
Druggists sell this wine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Cnnprassinnai snmmaru

The United States Senate, on Thursday pass
ed the House bill for the relief of poslmasters
who have been robbed by the rebels OF guerias.
A resolution to provide for the printing Of the
othcial reports OF the operations OF the armies Of
the United States was passed. The bill to estab-
lish an assay office at Carson City, in Nevada
and at Dallas City, Oregon, was called up, aud
an amendment for branch Mint at Dallas City,
instead Of an assay office, was adopted. The
bill was then laid aside. The bill to repeal the
Fugitive Slave law was then considered but
after some discussion was postponed until We'd
nesday next. The House bill 10 provide ma.
tional currency by the pledge Of the United
States bonds, and to provide for the circulation
aud redemption thereof, was reported, with
amendments After an Executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
The House of Representatives, in Committee
OF the Whole, resumed the consideration Of the
Internal Tax bill. Several amendments in re-
gard to the tax on liquors were offered but were
rejected. When the House took a recess until
evening, the committee had acted on seven.
ty-tise sections Of the bill. AT the evening
session, the bill for the construction of a ship
canal 10 unite the Mississippi with the northern
lakes, for the passage of armed vessels, was
postponed until the second Tuesday of December
next The bill to encourage immigration was
passed. The bill to pay the militia Of Pensylva.
hlh IOr SERVICES IN 1907 was discussed in Com
mittee of the Whole until ten O'Clock, but was
mot disposed Of. Adjourned.
In the United States Senate on Friday, the
House bill TO establish bureau of Military Jus.
tice was taken up and after being somewhat
amended was passed. The Army Appropriation
bill was next considered Mr.. Wilson offered
on amendment that enlistments in tho regular
army shall be for three years, aud that colore
troops shall be placed upon the same footing b,
white soldiers in regard to clothing, arms, pay
bounty, SC, which was adopted by a vote Of 81
to D. An amendment by Mr.. Davis providing for
the payment for property taken in the military
service during the war was rejected. One or
two other amendments were rejected, aud the
bill finally passed. After an Executive session
| the Senate adjourned until Monday
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Voor
hees presented a dispatch from John @. Davis. q
Indiana, pronouncing the letter read day OF
two since by Mr.. Garfield forgery. The con
sideration of the Internal Tax bill was then re-
sumed in Committee Of the Whole and occuuiet
the attention of the House ut both the day an,
night sessions. Numerous amendments wer,
offered. Some were adopted and others wer,
rejected. Considerable progress was made ii
the bill.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Nnws AND oruEn mATTERs.

rebel force about 10 900 strong attacked Ply.
mouth, N. c., an Sunday week last. Several as
naults were made on Fort Gray, about mile
from the town, on the Roanoke river, but each
time the rebels were repulsed. A rebel ram and
-four gunboats had moved down the river to with
In six miles of the town to eO-operaie with the
land forces. Several of our gunboats were stn
tianed in front Of the town, and participated III
the engagement The fire Of the rebel artillery
was directed on the boats. and several person I
on one Of them are reported TO have been killed
The gunboat Whitehead is said to have been
sunk. The fight was stil going on up to mid.
night on Sunday, but the Union force was be
lieyed to be strong enough to hold out.
Adyiocs from st, Domingo report sally ty
the Spanish Governor of Port au Platte upon
the Dominican outposis. on the 2lst ult.. and
that It was repulsed with heavy loss, by the in
surgents. Florentine had been shot by order OF
the Spanish Gen Roudon.
The New York Sanitary Fair closed on Salur-
day evening. The army sword contest on Sat
urday was very exciting, and when the votes
were counted Grant was found to he 10000
ahead of Mcclellan. The whole receipts Of the
fair amounted to $l,0ll,0 ,050.
Major General ]. @. Totten, Chief Engineer
U. S. A., died in Washington, on Friday evening.
A general exchange of prisoners, it is an
nounced in the Richmond Enquirer, has been
agreed upon. and all prisoners of war of both
sides will be included in the arrangement
II is stated that General Smith. directed by
orders from Gen. Grant, commenced an overland
march from Grand Ec0re for Vckshurg, on the
18th. Rebel prisoners state their force u the
late Louisiana battles 10 have been 20. 600 men,
and their loss in Saturdays fight 5000. There
are fears that the withdrawal Of the army from
Grand Ecore may lead to a rebel attack ON Alex
Rndria.
Hilton Head adyices confirm the reported eyac
uation Of Pilathi, Florida, by our forces, who
brought away everything in tue shape of militia
ry stores.
Major General Butler has written letter de-
nying the statement that be had threatened TO
resign on account of the appointment Of Gen.
Smith to the eommsnd of the troops in his De
partment.
The War Department has notified the Govern
or Of New York that the State troops will he re-
ceived by General Dix, for guard aud other dn-
ties around the harbor and forts of New York
during the absence of the volunteer forces re-
Gently stationed there.
Gen. Rosccrans has assigned Major General
Alfred PleasaniOn TO duty as second in command
Of the department, with his headquarters in St.
Louis.
Mrs. David Dudley Field died at her residence,
in New York, on Friday, of bilious fever, pro-
duced by excessive labor in behalf of the SAM.
tary Fair.
The greater part of the business portion ct
Demarara, s. A., was destroyed by FIRE on the
I'd inst, involving q loss of from two to three
millions of dollars.
The laborers about the railroad depois in Gin
cinnati are on strike, and most Of the compa
MES have discontinued receiving goods.