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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

BALsAMC OOoR .-EvergreeDs have "gole up The
Euest tree, that could stradde in It's native
woods brings two three soil ngs in the market The
large trees suitable for high vailed paors and cham
bsrs are held az from ten TO fifty dollars. Evergreen
rope" is worth from six cents shl,cg yard aud
wrentls crosses wheels, aud other fancy fabrics from
three TO ioue chi lings piec. Holly and other beaui
iu Wild berries Of the season ara COS y in proportion
70 their rarity. But the prices rghtsn Iobody; and
the ~hOlssals dealers in Chris trees Who expo.
their bright stocks along the sidewalks in the
neig- borhOOd Of Washn ytOn Market, returning the
ar al about IA SWEET cS,amic odors, say thzt they
doog batter business this year III "a before.
The varieties of trees most in rsques. are the Nor
way spruce, the JersSy bAsam, the rs hsmlocEs and
pjles. LCOking at them in the mass = man IMMERSED
in EOOtcrat would little difference in their coor5
sd general conformation. IL iacr, however each of
the KINDS has peculiar pattern Of tWig and STIPULATED
leaf and nut OF green and oder. The greecs all
dark, dif-Iing only in density oil shade Dark green
seems De rhs flyore color Of winter light Gen
is o. The loliesr, most artOcra 10 of ali the
trees lie Norsay spruce, specially adapted, by the
Gothic beauty Of is structure, for the Ornamental ion
OF c.urcleS The 6asams ara mex. in request and the
pines aud hemocss are the Eum6sst and cheapest OF
ia. CHRISTMAS tre,s.
Toe procuring Of heso trees for tie evergreen ma
Ike; is regular business out OF which q large mum.
Ger Of farmers make handsome addition 10 the Goa
tents oil the cracked teap)s aad long stockings which
pOoulATly supposed to hold their getngs. Toe ev
orgreen 'lsrye5S commences about the LIST OF Decem-
Der, and lass til Christmas. L. Is gathered mostly in
Inc VS. uufrC que ted WOODS OF New Yo.k aad New
JeTseJ. Sons OF the hGest evefgreeGs come from the
Caiskl Mountains, AMI there is large supply III tde
uarke. from Ma l. il remarked by dealers that the
evergrsens not found wild and thrifty to any great
extent except beyond the reach aud hI,nce OF air
l. EOuld be hardly infer from this opinion
tina; the air has fatal inf renee cvergreons for
they be growing and furnishing IN rdens on
very sd, aud on tbs margin OF the 'harbOr.-N. z.
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
LATEsT FROM THE NORTH.


PErERsBUEG Jan. 6.-The Herald of the 3lst has
been received here There is no news from tee Army
of TIE Potion C, or from Charleston News from West
ern Virginia. dated the SOh says that Geo. Kelly had
information from Gen. Sullivan that Gen. Early with
nine thousand rebels, was between New Market and
Mount Jackson. Rosser had also some seven Hundred
cavalry ard Imboden fifteen hundred, SuiVan's col
uan Lad reuFre1 to Harpers Ferry with 100 prisoners
and the same number of horses Kelly states that he
has captured IN all ov5r 400 isoners and largo
amount Of property.
Gen. Thomas des patches from Chattanooga Wei.
ne day state that rebel force under Wheeler had cap
turtd Federal train on the 26h ult, bound to KNOX
ve at Charleston the south bark Of the Hawassee,
but that Col Long pursued and defoaed Vice err CAP.
turing over 100 prisoners.
Butler sneers the threat held out in Davis proca-
,tion aga ns. himself and officers, and declares if
hair on the head of Of his officers or soldiers is
injured, except in JUS warfare, the day that it is done
shall he ole of sorrow and mourning Throughout! tho
COME derate States.
He thinks there is but one way to meet the state
of things, and that is by the sterness retaliation He
says that the Federal Government, having exhausted
every form of appeal there Is nothing left but to au
thorize that sufficient number of rebel officers be
placed under such keeping aud put upon such diet as
SHALL in all respects correspond the eatment az to
clothing food and iu j. tina: the wreiched Union men
receive in the stencil houses o the rebel capital
G Id in New York ON the S0th rapged from l5l to
1853.
Dates frcm the city Of Mexico to the 9TH state that
the French troops had entered Morsla on the 8Ok of
Nv mbor. Twelve thousand French troops were at
Calicya AID Sumanei.
Isis stated that the Governments OF Holland and
Spain have reorsan'zad new Mexiein Cove nment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
COVGEESSIOV4L

iae 0os' IL P,ssH eve i- open session, in the Sen
ate, yesterday vas he Introduction OF oil to suspend
Toe VII; OF hals syIu, o. al cases affecting tie e1scu
ton o; the 'a-t-z1osgteaN' recently passed The bill
was ar serred 20 he secret calendar ami the S.uae re-
solved mo- sec ct rcss0a Tb5 bill amending the act
spProPra:.ng 3 GOO 5U hr he ad o! the kentucky
troop hIy-s h5l returned by the President rl his
Veto "ls on Tuesday, laid upon the table, and made
the order Of The day Cor Monday u,xa
IN lie HOase tie 5al.E-P5ued fem the Committee
On Military AH,ls to iesa.l-s eAemp Sns was taken up
Mos, Of Jh' time IN o.eu session vas occupied in dis
cus'ii r., when t- Ucuse received iclg INTO secret
Sea ios o. ool jss as rp.s. Of the Special Currency
Co G-i.,e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
ZION CIV LOYgsTREETs ARNy

The "a es intelligence Va have received from the
nrmy ua5or Goa. Longstreet up to last evening
H- seadqu,r.Is at Russelvile and the army have
received orders TO rake themselves as comfortable as
p sable ter the Winter. Active operations are believed
to be At an END @r tha season. and no movements are
being made by the enemy that threaten tie resumption
Of hostiHtss for the present
Nearly one bsl Of the men much in need of shoes
and blankets, hut W. a.e pleased to receive positive
infoTm ton ga, large supply of these has been for
vsrded and have b3Oro h;s time relc ed their desti-
nation
We also learn reliably tina, Maj Gen. McLAvs his
zen TeIs7 OF IFS coTma7d, and ordered to repOr;
n the Adju.anI General a, Richmond TIE order re-
Hcvi0y G n. NcLavs dos not impugn his courage or
capacity, understand, bus "a based on disagree
ne tetsssD himself and Gee. Lousstree..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

CoScERNSG NTLES.-A Yankee army correspondent
thus relates his exp oBSe in the attempt equestrian
ism with mule
Writing Of horses, by an AtheniAn transition, piss
10 mules. An Eastern paper reads me out Of Chrisen-
dom because imp led that the "Irsh rabbit" was not
much be pited for the hard usage il received and
because did uo have fellow feeling" e had, and
asserts that the mule il Of the Lords crtalurs7
have idea that the Lo made the mule at all. Look
at BIN and i is plain enough. Hs is about as much
human invention wooden nutmeg By the by, have
not ven you my experience s-mu'e baG. Ii Is worth
tte is Of no public i'm ,Ortaucs aid vet am tempted
to tell it. 10 an evil hour was persuaded to entrust
myself 70 tie cOus capr ces Of one Of the most insg-
n fcAnt creatures in the animal kingdom. ears we're
"tho chic. end CT it. It's tail a miserable Wisp its
maze WORKOUT shoe brush, and when mounted
you not perceploly taller than when standing up
on your feet
Fauey this athaut st5oh'd to pair Of Mexican spurs
With wheel big enough to 60 Oy water and equally dis
posed on both sides Of the brute. True the;e was
ecr in its right eyeOus then its eft ear was meeky
depressed aud rs nose WAS in Che dust of humility, as
il, Ike Of is b:ttets, it by scent. Well the
thing got in mo;io1, but in what drccton il went like
the response OF the Dephc oracle, is an everlasting
doubt. IL is eaouga 10 say that parted company;
out two lengths ahead, and thrd in p co.. rO.Ie
Of rcd ely and dir watar. Who. | looked back the
mu Or tevt plant lie capital A. and both cara
paheticlly depressed but whether by untmely
reversing Of the engine the creature hacked out and
left me coucha T. as The herads have IT, or whether il
se;ed a,t,r ,hI of Roman eatapaul. Will not
be known till BIalm again obeyI the order TO boot
AMI saddle" End Bllaam'5 beast taiss English.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
FARM IN POwHATAN FOR SALE.

! L contains 43l acres, about one-halt oil which
4 In weed. The rect arabic land, Of txceltn. quality
and bsiag ay SELL Is capable Of very high degree Of Inn
provement 1t Powhatsn Court House. ten miles
POwhAtan Station, the nve Railroad miles
Jefferson James River, and ave miles from AppomAtoz
River.
The improvements consist Of B:ick House containing nine
rooms ordinary outhonses tobacco house, orchard
&C. stage COACH either TO from the PSwhstsn station passes
de iS%Esw VIC SCOTT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
FRnN TIE RAPlnAN

ORANGE G. II Jan. 6-Major MOsby, with portion
Of hi, battalion, up With scouting patti of the
enemy, consisting of some seventy FIVE men, from the
first Maryland battalion, under Capt. Hunter Rec.
ter.own, Fauquier county, on New Years day. sharp
fight en,ued, il which the enemy Loot five killed aed
nine wounded, whilst Aosbys loss two killed and
three wounded. Mssby captured three non c1mInis-
stoned oliserd and thirty seVen privates, With their
arms equipments and horses. The rest Of the ya'ty
escaped The prisoners are route for Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

bOUcATs TBE CBLoRhN.--Ii amid the c1ci,eueu. and
tumIt o. war the Cducl;i-u Of children l. reg eeted
tie shce Jatcn vii leap he bitter huiss Of this neg
lgencs many yeas to COME. Tne boys TIA. are now
running sli about the-sr,e; viii il few years haye
control Of the uatry aud 81, have ;ho management
Of 10 Affairs both il Church AID ase A very heavy
responsibility then ress upon Ia-,ltl and qua ans Of
the pItssD, day hey DO 10. educate them n s-ol
manner az 70 rrPlrt them for tho important plac
they wi tage i'll IL Tho failure destiny Of the couu-
try.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

"PoLIuCAL QUIOKsANDs This is the novel aud
taking tide selected by the Hon. Sr. Curry for his
lecture be delivered this evening in the Broad Street
Methodist Church before the Young Mems Christian
Association. What be will Say in regard to there
trsacherOus, dseetiul sands which lie on the bounda
r:s Ofthe boiling o. politics, We may not venture
to predict But one thing We hazard rothng in say
ing what he does say will bs said seH Those, there
fire. who shall make up his audience will be pleased
and profted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

A MopEL SgEGEoNs CERriECArT.-Tte folosirg Is
copy, rsrJaiDi, OF forged Surgeons certificate, found
on The person q de erie from the s. 8. G. Cava'ry
November "a 24lS63.
eeItafy trat pIvet Jyin BOwefs Of Compsy eye frss
Iitgmsut Of Ctvsr Wi1h il 81 # ring very mu.h with
a CrOuiC DIR snd slavasion Of thea mought aud
feaver and WCh able him Tor Duty theau theartsy
Days
'(Fgne6) BKSKY A CLAsE,
sistOn Cefg,n, Q. S A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

HIsH WETER-0WiDg to recent heavy rains, says the
Columbia Oaroliuian OF the 4h, all tie streams through
out this section have risen considerably. The Conga
rec hsS The appearance of young ocean, the low
lands are ali uader water. A despatch received
yesterday sitting that the Augusta train unable to
ge. through, a tres,le had been washed away. Ala
late hour last night the Greenve train had not arrived
damaged
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

FIRK.-A fire occurred Tuesday night, about 10
o'clock ia the Commission Houie of George W. VIII
ss, on l5.h street, between Main and Cary. The FIRE
extended through the fret story of the building, and
consumed the entire stock of goods deposited there
The stock not very large and the loss is est
at from $l5 900 $40 600 We not advised whether
there any insurance The origin of the fire was 40
Ciiental.
Another alarm was given about o'clock yesterday
mo ming, caused by the r,kindlDg of the IRE in the
ruins Of the butnt portion OF the same building.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
THE CITY.

THE WEATHER.-Ws didn't have abundant per.
smmon crop for nothing 1t is certain that the yield
lsst fall TIE largest for many year, and it is also
certain that the weather far this winter has been
very severe wi The prospect Of grea. deal more Of
the same sort The connection between these two
facts is in the estimation of numerous Weather-Wse
folks close that between and effect These
people will always tell you what sort OF winter We
shall have according to the product of The 'simmon
tree Alter this preface We will put upon record that
ths first visitation Of SNOW 10 this city, commenced
yesterday foret DON. The fakes came down at fist as
If We about to have regular scigsng season. but
in the afternoon the almost ceased fall and the
ground was scarcely than covered. Wha' the
night may bring forth we will know this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
HEADQUARTERS MORGAN'S CAVALRY,

HEADQUARTERS hORGANS CAVALRY
DsoATUR, Ga Jan. l, 1884
COLDlERS: / am once more among you af-
~ ter long and painful imprisonment
anxious TO be aglh in TIE hti. therefore, call all
The soldiers command assemble the Render
which has been established at this place.
Your country your services, tbs hed OF operation Il
Vide ami The future SOTiOui, n We only deserve IL.
Rsembs how many Of your brave comrades still pnlpg
In ieons cell They call Loudly for help They expect
Il Of you. VIII you aisappoin tAemf
Come Al once, aud come ehesruy, for want In
and who has 20 be lis duty BY proves
ihe bvf3"e will be SEduous, require
heas and willing HANDS. Let faeT delay, for
time 5 be Loss.
Every bring his horse and gun who Those who
cannot will have hem furnished.
JOHN u. MORGAN,
Brigsdier General P A, Q. s.
Oaclal:
B. A. AIsroS, L. Col. and Actg A. A.G'
EIs9-let
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

Our CAVALRY IN TENEssEE.-FrOm the region Of the
Tsnnes &c river accounts q email cavalry raids repre-
sent that much produce and forage are being oOced
The oitz'ns Of Tennessee making every ,rt to as
sst cavalry. Bls1n freely sold at FIVE ce5ts in
Confederate currency. God can be bought from eight
to ten lOrcIe R9t5y commands line Of mounted
pickles., whsl a'rO'e a la,ge extent OF country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

By DAVENPORT CO, STotK AUcrloSERs
[Once corner Gary anu 1871 sts.
EEIE shall sell at auction, at the office of the
ola Jmnion Insura Comlaoy, FRIDAY, January
sh 1884, commencing at IL o'c.c, the oovn BCncs snd
Stocks
go 900 Amelia county per cent bends
1900 Virginia per cent regis cred bonds
$1,000 Confederate per ce.t Gotten bones
5000 IS per cent 10 mi lion coupon bonds
10000 Conederate a=d SPer coat coupon aud registered
bonds
2l50 Cliy Richmond per cent bonds
l49 shares Bank Of Fionloond st9ek
s. Traders Bank STOCK
10 Ola Dominion Trading C-mnauy-Psire, Pest
shares Richmond Importing srd Exporting Con psny
stock Harrison, kre,ldtut
10 shares Ri.hm 70 and Pete sburg importing and TX
porting Comp ,ny-Su Joni President
10 shares Union Manufacturing lolk teWirg mgehlHe)
$500 steTl.g
30 shares Old Dominion Insurance Company g'ock
81 shares Merchants Insurance Company stock
$1,000 Carolina syer ceat coupon couds
$1,000 North Carolina per cent coupon bonds I'D Issue
virginia Central Railroad STOCK
And uch other bonds and stocks be offered before the
day of sale DAVENPORT Co.,
j.5-4t stock AuotcnesIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

Mat EoR TuE AESY.-The Macon (Gl Manaf.ctur-
iug Company have collected and nov preplrng to
ior#art $4,000 moe pounds Of bacon for the army of
Tennessee making 5000 pounds to that army BY
the Company Gu;ug the present month, at ole dollar
per pound This shows vh,, could be done if there
we're only be wi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

GEE BCKE's brigade Of North CarOlnianS, says he
Fayetteville Observer, has bad shOs and soap factory
long attached to it 10 the great eOmfor. and nVenienee
Of the mrn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

THE WuNNsroN JoUsNAL says there was heavy 6er g
on 81 in the direction Of SbalO.te l. supposed
to have 1esedd from the enemys blOcsaiug vessels
firing a. a new steamer called the ROsn Ca3le, bound
for Wilmington. The result IS unknown, bu. the yes
sci Is believed to have been run ashore or lost.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

THE ExsES IvE FOUsDaT and machine shops Of Dixon,
AlbFga. Co, SloE Camp n. c. we're burned to the
ground on the aigh Of tn, lsh ms, I, supposed to
ethe set Of an incendary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
NOTICE.

THE GENERAL MEETING of the Stock
i holders OF BANK or VIRGINIA. will be held at their
Banking House, the city of Richmond, MONDAY the lh
OF January 1854.
provides that 0mcer Director Of the Bank shall
proxy Of okhoder election of Directors
the Bank, shall proxy Be valid which shall
xecued sixty days before the time q election
WA. p TAYLOR
del0-3'awfd Cashier,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

THE Farms of Or. W. Somervllle, s. w. So
mervne and the undersigned, lying in the county OF ou
PEPPER Rapidan river Somevl5s Ford about miles
below RapdRn citation, and within miles OF Mitchss
son the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, and containing
1850 ALL offered sale privately They will
sold together divided They extead alb ut three miles
the river and the low grounds VIDE They all lie together
aud originally farm. The land well adapted 10 the
growth OF wheat grass, &c, and wei taken in
grass. Plenty OF wood and There L. grist MILL
MILL cArdng machine, plaster MILL baeksmiths shop dwelling
house. ovesees house, lie house barns stables &c the
reuise Also, apple orchard In OF the
beautiful and proSu;ve bodys Of land In the State the
couny ABOUND picturesque the extreme and perfectly healthy
A fine chance is offered TO capitalists 10 invest
orfurther particulars call on address
r. b s0MERVI.LE,
18th street, south OF Gary,
dec1s-2aw3u Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND, Janusry6 1854.
At Messrs Lancaster d Co.'s auction sale
of bonds and socks to-day the following prices were
obtaired-Mr. T. W. KS.See, autt'oneer:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

FoRrT- Five oReFT1Y bales Of cotton, belonging 10
the steamer City Of Petersburg we're Destroyed By
Ere at Wilmington the night Of the 50 inst. It was
doubtless By sparks from the yard engine of the
railroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

EXCELLENT FARM OF 25G ACRES ON
Il the York River RAJ road Meadow Station mlesbe
los AetmCnd, for saeWe AuhoilI sell
grAs dairy and mak1t farm In HenIeo county, located
soOvs containing by old suveJ 256 acres which
acres are Chieahominy and bAnch low grounds The residue
Is hgd aad.
TasTeis 8 excellent dwelling on the land.
Possession given ~ once. PIiee ESQ per
Apply TO GOODIN APPERsoN.
jaT-GSE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

VKrrRAN JoURSALIsr.-The Senior Editor Of the
Fayetteville (N. C Observer entered with the new year
on the ioreth year Of his connection with that paper
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
WILLIAMSON & Co., Auctloneers,
Wa NO. 100 MAIN STRRET.
T o S T B o N D S

Application will made Second Auditor Of OF
Virginia to the Certificates Of the follow Bonds which
have been viz bond for $780, No. IT, issued under the
March 81, 1885, bond for $4,000, No. S. issued
der act Ct January IS, 1850, to Samuel Alsop.
JOHN L. MARYE,
JOSEPH ALs0P,
no26-lawSmc" Excess Of 8. Alsop.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
AUCTION sAA4Es
VUrURx OAQs
b. THOs. W BEE3GE, bUo'IoSR p,
fOfice Corner l2th ana Gary Streets I

BrTHOs BEEGE, bUciroSRP,
tofiee Corner l2th ant Cary Streets
IRON AND B8ASS
P0UNDET FOR RENT at AUCTION
viii be ed 10 the hghet iicer. on Wednesday nex the
1851 inst at IL ocl:ck the Iroa Bras Rounv situated
oil Oary Pear Streets HadgrOve
This uudfy has nt been Gitd up used
Government clg shot and SHE'LL and doubt
be had many as csn be cast.
At and plles viii be sold for account Of whom
Port bile Girls. Mills, with French Burr Stones, one very
large,
2Pais R. FIR cad Wheels and AGles,
s Keepers and Movers and other articles
TANKS articles Sold md ent payable quarterly
Their. Is sne ~ horse power e0g1e In The Foundry which
may tod Tened with the Foundry may be ad
Wis Ible the dag OF sale. - - -
jas THUS W. hhEsEEi Au uoneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
XIRGINIA.-At a Supreme Court Of Ap

NIRGINIA.-At Supreme Court of APP
pea held at the stAte oOat House. in the city Of Rich
mond on Friday, November 20, 1868
James NJ Reynolds and others, Appellants,
against
Hartse Aen administrator s Ezibeta ReJnold deceased
Samuel Reynolds, ton Re nods, James %. dfus ard
Eliza his wife, william habn, aud Janeta his vie David
Maben and RebeccA, h wife, and others, Appellses.
object Of this su Is decree pronounced by The
Circuit Court Of Pttyvans county; and ptaTing that the
Appeees SAMUEL nolds BArt0 Rtynlds James W. Hatson
and Eliza, his wife, william r Msbn and Janee bis wife,
aud David Maben and bis wife not residents Of h
State motion Of the appean by the counsel Is ordered
the said sppeees do appear here In month after due
publication this order and do VIII ID Necessary TO prose. tte
and that this order be Published week
In the Richmond Whlg Newspaper
published city Of mond and posted ~ the rent dor OF
the Hastings Court House Of SAID Ct J! thehst OF '
CORPORATION Cours.
ds1s-w4w W. r. sTAsKE. O. G.
SoDA~,o .... Sol.
no9s J. p DUvAL.
NOCHINEAL-
~ 100 pounds oochineal.
oel7 up. DUvAL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

QUARTEaMA STER's OFFICE.
Gord1nsville, JAN 1864
7 WILL sell, at public auction, at this post, on
l. THURSDAY January IL,
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
w. B. RICHARDS, in,
iaT-td Msjos and Pesl q. X.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

TEGds rlr year. $50; sH months, Si5; three months
g. For lss period, - per month.
year, $50 six months, tlO. No subscription
received less han siE months.
wnKLv yes $40 six months s. Ne subscription received
cor tba- six months.
Eeaitances u risk o. the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 6 No news today. few shots
were exchanged between the batteries. Weather cod
n I'd rainiag
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

RICHMOND DI;PArCH.-Mr. James w. L5Wellen, for
many years aaches of the Dispatch neWs2apr, has
purchased one-fOurth ofthe establishment HIS parci
patton in the business Of the paper dates from the LIST
instant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
TELEGRAP HIC
Rsportu or the Press Association.

Entered according act Of Congress In the year 1885, BY j.
ASHER the Clerks Office Of the District CoHn Of the Con-
tolerate States for the Northern District OF Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

A Car With supplies for the South Carolina soldiers
ia YugniA will leave Columbia for Richmond, to nor
row the Rih inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

SUsCuBEs - papers marked with Orosl VIII under
nd hist tr - subscription Is about 70 expire and viii
seat frauptly q tssy wish thsir PsPos continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

In accordance the orders, al Officers arriving
city and those 10 this city (who have not srs done
SOL will report In person. without dei-y headquarters
By order OF B1yad!cr General JOsS H. WTDzR, gomm'g
Dept. :. - P=HRAa, = Il Gen.
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