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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
PrNANC1AL AVID CoMMERorAL.

niOhAVhDI Shus III loO4.
We subjoin full list of the prices of bonds
AID stocks inths MARKET as indicated by the sales Of
las. week. Bonds on which interest fell due on lst Of
January were sold fat-he others with interest added
Confederate BOnds.-Eight per cent. coupon BOMBS
due 1871 70 1881, sll2flll7; eight par cent. Eve
year bonds" sos; eight per cen;. registered boz
SHOALS sevel per cents 500; six PER cents, 9Sf
bonds Of fifteen million loan, coupon, large amounts,
$lsS-smal 1921; bonds OILS million loan, registered
$l47el4S cotton loan bonds $l651,l66. --.-.e--.
STATE Boads.-Virgina registered bonds, long dates,
$24ls245 Virginia reg stored bonds, past due, $lssa
200; Virginia Sizes coupon, (al coupons on 1856; N.
Carolina sixes old, (two coupons on 500; NorthCa
DINA Sizes new issue, $26l; North Carolina eigtts,
$267a2oS
CITY and Comfy Bonds Richmond city, past due,
5000; Montgomery unity. sl60alsG; Amelia county,
$3.50.
Railroad Bonds Richmond 4. Danv lie Railroad,
registered, $22S Virginia Central Rliroad, I'd mort
gage coupon $s4S; Southside Railroad guaranteed ~
city Of Petersburg $3.50.
Bank S!Oeks.-farmers' Bank, $lS2 1856 Bank Of
Virginia, Sl4S las Traders Bank, &10l 1876; Bank
Of lommohWealta, $l0O 1911; Bank Of Richmond
$ll9 1l9t b IDk OF City of Petersburg, $40 AL
Insurance Stocks Virginia Fro and Marine lnsu-
rance, $7S; Insurance Company o. the Safe of Vir
ginia SOL; Mercbsnts Insurance Company, $55 4 81 ;
Old Dominion Insurance Company, BIS.
Other StOeks.--Rchmord and Petersburg Railroad
$245 Orange and Alex ndra Railroad, $5s; Union
Manufacturing Company, SO 500 Petersburg Steamship
Company, Sc 600; Richmond Importing and Exporting
Oomlany 81 700; Old Dominion Trading Company
$500 $50 Richmond Petersburg Importing and Ex-
porting Company, $685. n 675; James River and Kama
VIVA Canal, s24 25 Canal Packet Company, $l2S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
UNDERESTIMATE

TIE Senats, yesterday, vas chiefly occupied 10 the
d. OuSsOn Of the objections of the President tO$bs act
for TIE relief Of the Kentucky tsOOPs which he had
tanned without his approval In the Spring Of "a,
Congress appropriated 81 600 600 to be expended
de- ihe direction Of the President in raising and or
gaming troops in Kentueky. The present act, N lie
form Of an amendment 10 the &C. making said appro-
PsaOn, proposed 10 authoriHs the expenditure OF ons
million Of dollars BY the Provisional Government Of
Kentucky In the purchase Of cOhiSg for troops nom
that Stae in the Confederate service Tia PrSs-
dent objects to the policy Of the act for several
given in his "VesO message The question upon the
passage Of the act Notwithstanding the veto, was de-
term'ned in the negative, for the pant Of = eonEtu-
tOnd msjOrity. The joint resolution from the Hcuss
for the preparation of Congressional address wa
eOncurred in.
In the House, the. bill reported nom the Military
Committee repeating the present exemption law A. Z
regulating future exemptions recommistsd with the
amendments. A number voted agAns. tls recomm:t.
ment in order that they nigh. vote the bill down At
Onc-, without awaiting anOsher report Little else Of
Importance va, transacted, when the House went into
seefet session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
VTCB PRESIDENT STFPHEgA

We are pleased 20 announce shat Vice Prssiden.
Stephens is expected to arrive in Richmond during the
present week, bis lSll.h and the weather permit
We regret to learn tia. bis health has been good
for several months past ami this, With the ineemsncy
Of the weather for the past three weeks has delayed
his coming and rendered it impsudsns for him to
travel
Il is often regretted that Nr. Stephens does not Oc-
CuPy some position where the country could derive
direct beneat from his enlarged experience aud
acknowledged statesmanshP. IA Is il, those who
charged with the responsible duties Of legislation,
avail themselves Of his private eOunsss. The Office of
tho Vice Presidency hides under bushel it were,
the GIT Of intellect Without superior in Ame Ieh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

i A PAsF YoSsa ESsLIsRNAN-The Paris oorrospol =
dent Of the New York. World October 9th has the J.
lowing;
Sir EArdly Eardy, who married the belle of Alabama
having lady succeeded TO his fathers title and estates
Is devong himself with great enthusiasm to the reb.
cause. He has got up subscription in England for the
purpose Of raising funds to suppy the Confederate army
with medicines surgical in:Iruments &c. and TO day he
gives dinner at the Grand Ho ell IN Paris to several
Leading Southernes and sympathizsrs including Capt
Aafis, Of theSRorda. And, by the way this terrible
little destructive, in condition better than new will
leave BrrSt in about ten days. resume her msion
the mighty deep. Eafis vii have to remain some two
months longer in the hands Of the Paris doctors.
The Alabama belle alluded to, says the Mobile Regis
tor, was Ass Florence Msgee, only daughter of James
Aagse, Rsq late H. B. Ms Consul, aud an old citizen
Of Mobile We regret to learn that Sr.Eardy has been
doing worse Thugs than giving dinners to Confederate
officers In Paris and raising subscriptions to supply our
armies with medicines and surgical instrumental Soon
ate. coming into posses ion of his title ard other e-
ates the young Blronet gave himself up to dissipation
aud bis prOngacy was open and extraVsgaut that
separation caused with his handsome and accom-
psIhed Alabama wife. Sir EAFdly Is said TO be running
through his property with spendthrift speed that will
5000 make him bankrupt. The friends o. the lady
viii be glad 10 learn that her separation met with the
full and cordial approval of the blood relations cf her
husband.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

CoNrRIDUTIoSs ToA HAYS. BRIGADE.-Elsewhere in
this issue of the Wing may be found appeal for over.
coats banke g, shoes 30 money to purcha5e them,
for the relief of Hays louisiana Brigade. The destitute
condition of this gallant brigade in the respect has al
ready been made known through these columns, and
cut of they from their homes and families it
is peculiarly incumbent the people of this city that
their necessities should be sup lied at once Persons
desiring to make contributions in kind, or in money,
can do SO by calling at the Office Of Ks, Harrison, Vir-
GINA Life InEu. arce 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12


OrMloS IN EDISRuEsH CONCERNING Qua CAUSE
By permission Of Clergyman 10 Richmond the Gem
tra Presbyterian has made the following extract from
tser jus. received from friend in Edinburg. Tie
position aud intelligence Of this gentleman entities
statement to the utmost confidence. Aud If the public
sentiment Of Edinburgh is favorable to us there is no
reason 10 suspect it is much otherHss throughout the
kingdom. he says:
81 earnestly hope that this horrible war will soon be
At end and that will end by the South getting its in
dependCnce for itiss most mOnsrous doctrine that if
nearly half continent which the South may be said to
b. Wi,beyto be its own MUSTER tho oil half has the
rgh to say no. and to attempt enforce its doctrine
by rs and sword. Such is my view OF the case; and
t1ose IN this city, may tell you who Of the oppo-
site opioon but few and far between. So few that
dOnt believe, they all put together, they would
dll decent sized pew in q church. We have but one
newspaper too, that is the advocate Of the North end
it does only because il l. under the inspiration OF
lear relative Of the celebrated John Briglt; and you
know little abou; his views on American affairs and
p1liticA"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
THE CITY.

FNGScIAL-The condition Of the finances continues
t, be prominent topic Of street and parlor talk
Everybody ia expressing surprise at The Hardness of
Congress In coming TO a conclusion. The subject hiss
been thoroughly discussed, orally and yporaly that
Il has been presumed decision cou'd be arrived
at very soOn People apt to forget, however that
public men, accustomed to the delivery of long speeches.
cannot easily lay aside the habit. month may eapse
ere every speech is tpoken. In the me,ntime-wel,
We wont say what may happen Nous yerrons. How
things would work if Congress to surprise the
people with measure letying, summarily tax of %
or so per Oent. upon Confederate currency, taking
ample time TO fix the taxes upon other subiectsg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
SOUTHERN PvBLIcGTIOSs " KssLASD.---A London Jet.
tar NJ tha sIat ult savs..

SOUTHERN PUBLICATIONS " RsGLAND.--A London let.
ter Of the slSt uls. says
We have two Confederate books, which will cash have
some influence. Bentley has Published Mrs GreenhoWs
account OF her imprisonment Washing on. Il Is as
bitter q uOmsn's hate make it. Perhaps It Is
her too spslul TO its object People do not
pity who so able to take Ter own part and
many will Wsndsr not that she trested with such
severity, but that she got of we'll she glories in
hAJingsent Information constantly the rebll com
nAndsrI, and paid for al her suf,rings whom JEFF
Davis ted her tas bu for her, they would have had
no Bull Rua 10 boast Of
The other is q commercial, statistical and political
work on cotton BY George AcHenry, a Philadelphia,
but Confederate by adoption, and one of the most
in6estigsble workers in that cause in. Europe He
WIitsl for the Index, the Tines, the Economist and
works away with wonderful industry. His book is de-
dicl.ed in long epstle, to Mr.. Gregory, H. p, and is
iptsud,d to Adencs the action of the coming session
Of Parliament.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

GEN. MORsAS-This distinguished visitor continues 10
receive the public hOn6rs aud private attention to which
he is so justly entitled by his military services Yes
terday, he repaired, by inva,ion to the Hall of the
House of Delegates and to Sbe State Senate Chamber
and Tecevedby the presiding officers of each branch
Of the General Assembly with appropriate of
welcome. An account of the proceedings Will be found
in the regular reports of the two Houses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

STATING or THE BAsIx.-0ne of the strongest evil
dences Of the recent severity OF the weather lie afforded
By the fact tina! the Basin was frozen over Sunday night
and tina: the Ice was thick enough yesterday to bear
la ge number Of boys and young men, some of whom
wsre skating merry the surface regardless of the
danger ofs cold BATH Wken the Basinis coated.with
ice of sufficient thickness for skating purposes, it is
sure sign that the "a freeze has been "hard"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
RAPIDAN VALLEY LAND FofsALE.

The Farms of Dr. w. Somerville, s. w. So
mervle, and the undersigned lying the county
per the Rspdan river NJ Somefves Ford, about me
below RspidA Station and within miles Mtchelb
Station the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and contanng
about 500 In ALL offered Tor sale privately They viii
be sold ogeher divided They eXend three miles
the river and helow grounds wide They all lie together
aud originally farm. The land Is well adapted
growth Of wheat corn, grass &C. and we taken H.
grass Plenty OF wood and water. There gs MILL saw
house, overseas house, Ice house. barns stables &C.
renises Also, good apple orchard In Short Isis Of the
beautiful and productive bodys Of land sste
country around picturesque the extreme, and peiy healthy
hne chancs IL offered TO capitalists tofnvest
For farther particulars call on or address
K. B. SoMERYILLB,
18th sire e, south Of Cary,
dec1s-26wsw Richmond, va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

GEEERILs IN TIE CITY.-Among the arrivals of dis
tingushel officers in the ci'y> yesterday, vas Major
General Breckinridge, of the Army of Tennessee We
learn that it is proposed to compliment the General to-
night with ascrenade, when speech is expected.
Lieutenant General Hardee was expected yesterday,
but We have not heard of his arrival Generals. Sam
JONES' Quarles, and Benning also In the city at
present
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

FREsHEr THE SOvrH.-The cotton factories in Co
lumbus, Ga, have been compelled to suspend opera
lions account Of the height of water in the Chata
hoOchee river. The Museogee end Mobile and GirArd
railroads much damaged a. several points to
stop the rains and the mails
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

ANOTHER ESENT.-Hiss thou forgotten the wise
LaWgiver Of Richmond, that we have another enemy
'StarvatioP.rnore direfu than all the Yankee host
Ia adopting extreme measures, Gays the Atlanta Goa
federacy to reinforce armies that the one may be
repeIed what are you going to do about the other
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

The WLNEGToN JOURNAL says The orders are strin
gent at that port in relation to parties who may ATTEMPT
to the blockade to avoid consumption. Persons
cannot leave the country through that port unless they
have perfect right to do SO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
nISSOLUTION,
CO-PARTNERsHIP.
FARM FOR RENT.

FAAM FOH HENT.
THE Subscriber, being DESTROYS of renting
Il his Farm for the present year, well known MALvERn
HILL end OF Henrco county adjoining Turkey Is
land james RIVER takes ills method Of Offering the
The field for cultivation, witt good will make
average barrels per thousand
hundred barrels Of There will be op two to three hun
died well set In clover that may be moved next
All the labor Of fencing viii be saved the late fence Law 10
operation HenoO None need apply but Snoh offer
that the land will not be injured whilst in possession Of
the tenant
Apply for Mr. Hardwood Kemp, whose adJoinS
Malvern Mr. VIM Philips Richmond, the subscriber,
at Newtown King and Queen County
ja9-d6ae2z B.FDEw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

G.TOErEs PUT 10 FueHr.-L.st Thursday, the 24h
says the AshsviIe Meas, General Vance hal brush
with three hundred tories the head Of OOsbys
Creek, Cooke county, Tennessee, some fOrty-6ve or
hfty miles from this paSs. The enemy we're strongly
posted. but after few rounds our charged them
and they asd, leaving three dead, three wounded all
their camp equpAge, number OF horses and few
guns behind. Gsn. Vance captured six or eight Of
ths gang.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

MAJ. Isaac GRAHAM. the Western pioneer, died 10
San francisco the 7th ult. He was native OF Bcte-
tourt county. Va. Ho was present a! the death of tie
famous Daniel Boone.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

PERsoEAL.-Simuel G. Reid, E;q. of the Mont
gcmery Advertiser is at present a vs; to the cit-
The Advertiser is long established Journal, and one
OF the ablest papers in the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

GEs> JeHSsrOS's FAREwEIL OaDER.-Annsxed q
Gen. JOhnttOns farewell order to his army 10 Rissit
appf;
Ia obsdisncs TO the order Of His RIcelerey, the
President the command of this Department Is :fansler-
red 10 L ,utenant Gene a Polk
HSVir fsl great pride 10 this army, the unlersgned
leaves it with much regret He assures his brave
rsdes Of his u!l appreciation of tn. high sodiery qua
ties they baye exhibited Harmony OF opinion and pur
pose have existed Ia al ranks. Amid events tendpg
TO produce gloom and dependency, they have preseu
ed she spectacle Of the constant Improvements Of
all arms in efficiency and discipline. He osrs them his
best wishes Ter their futurs success.
In lsaving this command it is source Of great salts
K.ctoa TO km that il deEoves upon the distinguished
GeneraLchosen for il by che President .one WHO on
each Of many bloody fields, has proved himtelf
worthy of such tooIs e. constitute this army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

GEH. JoHH O. VAUGHASs Brigade, says the Knox
vile Register is to be mounted by order of the sscreta-
~ OF War. The brigade is now a. ROgersvls Tenr.,
where i. was ordered to assemble. Gen. Vaughan now
commands his Old brigade and the 4th brigade formerly
commanded by COL A. W. Reynods
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

MoRGAS's 'CONAASD.-COntributiou are being raised
in Georgia, for Gen. John H. MOrgan's command
Among the contributors is Gov Brown Who gave $500
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

sUSAR.-The price Of this commodity has fuSther cd
vanced, and Brown is row held at So rs @ per pound,
b. the quantity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
DISPOSITION OF SHB8TITE7E E1EllPzS.
nVs OVLbi
Agent of Exchange.

DLSP oSI7I0N or SUBSTITUTE E1EJfPTS.
The general orders in relation those who have put
substitutes In the army were Issued yesterday and will
bs fc!ud in the advertising columns. 1t viii be seen
that ueh persons are paeed the footing with
al others held liable to military service. They are re-
qured to report volunteers eonsoripts without de-
lay to tie enrolling officers and those who fail to so
report by the LIST Of February will be considered
having waived the privilege and then held to assign
n'ut to any company at the dicretOn Of the military
authorities.
AL viii be allowed to select companies in service tie
18th Of April 1882 provided they have OF already the
maximum number Of men. Persons who report to the
enrolling officers will be slloaed furlough of cen days
before gOing to the Camp Of Instruction. and all are re-
qOssd to pass through the Camps Of destruction of their
respective States before going to the army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12


CoSFEDKRATE SFArEs OF AMERICA,
War DspyfBlsnt,
Richmond, Va, Dec. 9Th, 1868.
Hon. JAS. A. SHODOS,
SECRETARY q Va:
Sin: have tbs honor TO submit the accompanying
between the Federal Agent Of Exchange
and myself;
I,hAVe selected from the mass Of correspondence,
fueh letters relate 10 Of general interest," and
gspse ally 10 The futjees Of controversy between
Pipes rSm to twelve, in au I've, relate to the
arrest aud detention Of eomealantA The Federal
al,hoitCs have perssen'ly refused obserEe any
cprOcal rule as 20 Guch parties Their military CON-
manders EN- 10 have been permitted 70 make arrests
Of non eombatsnts without regard their aye sex or
stuaon. After arrest they have been thrown inc prison
and there indefinitely retained In meat cases. without
charges have perslsteny oontended that the whole
subject Of the capture Of non-cooaana should be de-
termped BY rule and not by arbitrary practice This
reasonable proposal not receiving the assent Of she
enemy the Conf deTae uhorites have been forced in
some insisnees TO ain Federal non-conbatants As
measure Of e'alistion
Papers from thirteen TO sixteei inclusive relate 10
she retention Of sxchaDgsd and unexchanged officers
and men. ThsFe Ulcers and men now in Federal
prisons Who have been there ever since the adoption Of
the cartel. have brought 70 the attention OF the
United States authorities again and sgin the names OF
tOze Of the parties who we're e;nhned 10 violation OF
the exchange agreement Ia sae sises, alter long
W..
still leRggisbing in confinement
sFtrers from sever teen 70 forty inclusive re,Ass 70
the general orders Of the enemy aud their connec ion
with declarations Of exchange So anxious has the Con-
fede Government been remove all obstacles 70 =
general exchange Of pscrers thar when the comEusa
ton and adjustment If paroles WSn made subject Of
difficulty BY the eeemy, promptly agreed TO deter
mine the whole matter in accordance with the general
ord ~ issued ~ Washington This very liberal propo
son has been accepted By the Federal authorities
have, however, By virtue of the provhons Of the
cartel proceeded to make declarations Of exchange upon
the bsss Of those general oderS In those declarations
Of e1eha' gs have not exceeded the valid paroles,
which are on fe in my flee. The reply Of the Feds al
sgeut 70 my letter Of October Slst 1888 90 per-
scnally oHsn i've, thas compelled 70 return t 70
him without any answer.
4 Papers from forty to forty-seven. inclusive,
relate to she cor hnenent Of General John H. Morgan
and his eicers in the peni entAry Al Columbus ono.
Though the Federal agent on the Soh Of July, 1888,
Notified me that Gen. John II. Morgan and his ofcers
wCuld be paced in cl0se eon6ement, he informed me
tWo months afterwards that "the United States author
lies bad nothing do with the treatment that General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

papers marked vA crOa win under
md tat their Of sItsspaon aboui - expire, and VII
tsnlt promptly u hey wish AGr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

A DETAULrNG QUARTERMAsrER Tho Mobile Tribune
learcs that one of our Confederate Qaarermssers has
been discovered to BE- adeaulter in the small Of
$500 900 The investigation of hsdefections lad not
been completed when this little deficit was discovered.
lie was living like Dives OF the best the country ayrd
ed, and all this was presumed by innocent people to be
derived from the salary Of his Office
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
RROM 7BYYBSSEM

S5Oa-s who have recently returned from The region
OF Knoxville says the Atlanta Confedsrsey report that
Bu nsids has been reinforced by Division Of troops
who clme through Cumberland Gap. The position OF
the enemy in iOntOf LOagsrees AOWsIsT, is ssl con
sidered anlenable Heavy Skirmlshes are constantly
going On st the OutpOsts In Of these, recently,
Colonel and atty psivAeS we're captured.
Tbs bridges on the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road, between the latter place and Bridgeport recently
destroyed By the feshets being buili BY thSeneuy
and travel aud transportation win be Opsn ia 8 week
SAYS the Nashville UaiOn OF ths 81 of January. The
Yankees are gO1e into winter quarters at Stevenson
Br;dgep1rs and Chattanooga. Grant was In Nashville
On thsSOthrulk Hs vas gong 10 Washington.
Robert Oven, eit:s N Of Blouns county, was ar.
rested Winchester OF the Is and Is held 70 trial
for bis life a. bushWhseksr
large gsarj Is kept BY The enemy at Too Tunnel on
the Nashville aul Chattanooga Railroad, near Cowel.
BEAST BUTLER AND FLAGS 0FERUCH
little more than two Eesls have elapsed tuce the
last Gag Of tsuee boat from POreH MOngos arrived as
City Point This is more man twice the length o. the
uscA intervals bstwen the arrivals Of hsss boats since
the interruption Of the cartel sgresd on for abe az
charge Of prisosers and the presumption e a u. is
osnicg 10 the very proper refusal Of our government
70 npEedy revoke the PROCLAMATION ofoutAWry against
Butler BY ecsiYng him under = alg Of truce;
So lCng Butler commands that Department the enc
my may continue a suspension ofeOmnunicasoa unletS
isis held through him. The Inconvenience resulting
from this viii operate about equally one side As
on the Ohor, srd tie only remedy is the removal of
Blser 10 other Aed for our authorities are deter
mined to TscogniIs HMM Otter capacity than an
outlaw, who has placed himself beyOnd The pale Of civ
iEatOn BY his barbar0us Ourages on the uIagSS and
claims Of common humanity. TIE report that he has
been superseded BY Burnside, il tberO Is any truth IN it
may be owing probably to the resolution Authorities
alhere To-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
nF THE COUNTY or CAROLINE, run
~ ming twenty years. FOR sALRThe subscriber Is author
sell frog $4,000 Of the county
OGrose dated the first epnsry 1854 ayabe twenty
bearing six cent Interest," payable semi annually
January and july Of each year. In the city OF Richmond
These Bonds issued Tor the benefit OF INDECENT soldiers and
sailors and thcr families viii be either registered CT coupon
the purchaser may prefer No Bonds Of similar
which q the market, can be better than these
Perfoas disposed 10 make such Investment Invited 10
make prompt application 70 MesSrS e. H. Maury Co. Of Rich
uond, who are authorized 10 negotiate for them.
KEAUND T. MORRIS.
de 21-2awd&c2E Agent