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bits John Scott Walter J Sheldon Il co
chy John Sellers 4 q shellerSIIosmsr
Id John Schnteld Henry Samson Vic
2ers John Scott 0eor SecbcFwee,l
II John F scmsrott Henry uanup searSt
I'm John Shaw Geo / Sawin James i
T John Shirley Thomas stamaansh CAL
fer John P Scegar Samuel vim
les Joseph Southnell @ n 8tokef Chas
nlon Join sharp,oss Sanl Sparks G " / co
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Is James G Shaw s r Snyder c G
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lye u scovillc Robert spauldIng D
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sa.fanlan chas stoeamA AifrciI1a
4 co ehermanE EdwdL Sloan Archibald
ldon q A Seymour E o Simonds i Fls-
ughnctsy Savage Charles C cher
att1ck sawtcll Amos J Snow Newell
ler Charles Sccof Oliver 2 Span1dfoE c "
fer H. Sells Butler SpauldInS \ "
lelts Willie Sheppard o : bro
q I'm P4 Short All Spiel Phillip
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ppasd l. eFfnE SQuitr Il
Edcy David Snyder G Swift Liza
lare r II Simon " Stephens LP7
On Simon Slmmorcs John Sweet Hiram
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9Detrolrum Oil Gnn1pa,tn,
The President Petroleum Company
President, Venango Co., Penn.
Organized under tho LAWS OF Penn.
sylvanfa-
OFFICERG:'

:. OFFICERS:
Pxstde:i-AAoRY EDWARDS, Esq., New fo.k.
1Feasurry-1- Il. SIMPSON, Ea1.. New York.
Eecrttzre-J EDYlN C0SAST. EsQ, Now York.
JOHN VI. Cl-AfP. Eaq, General Resident supsz1n
dent.
coun'fEAessss. pLAT7. GERARD BUCKLEY,
.Eew York. -,
DlRECTORS: i
,AMoRT EDWARDS, ESQ., New York.
EBEN B,cRocKER, Esq- OF crockee 4 Warren,
New York.
FLETCHER wEsTRAT. Esa, oi wes.s.y. o,bbs
Astdca8tc, New York. .~>'
i'm. CLAPP- Eq- President. ycnanxo Co., Penn.
l. Il. SIMPSON, Esq, or L. Il Simpson / Co, New
York. .r -. : i =: 49,, ;;
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In lands are put into The company At Tho uuprece
dcnted p.lce Of hundred eolIats PEI acz the
Known TOT oil bearing territory sad form
, 1864-12-18

Ontis George
O'Sell Thomas
O'Hcrc Thutt1as
0sbourue TO
OFT Theodore
O'Co1,norHenH
0'Nea1 Henry
0'key1e Jsme.
0'Connor j j
0'fiefren james
Otis James
'O'Conor J 1nr1i.
O'MeaFajamcs
, 1864-12-18
DIRECTORS,
CAPITAL STOCK. $5,ooo,ooo.

In Shares Of S25 each, par value. Sub
scription price $5 per ahare.
being in full payment
for $25 Share, :.
No further call or assessment to be made.
10000 Shares, or 800, 900, rcsarved for
Working Capital.
Pnr1ea subscribing In this Company will receive IN
equal sruount o. stock In two olnts companies a.
THE LANDS Of These COMPANIES are located
and NctTrscreeks. MAKING AN OILB0R1N1 TER.
KITOKY OF 0vkR TEX AND HALF NILES IN
Tie Wclss on the adjoining property. known a the
celebrated ~Atlidt1ck" Nells+ Aud F3hofe Creek
u,'s 4re famous tor their annae1Sr supply OF oil.
The wells % hi property NJ being sunf with great
1p the car{tAst, and to parties OF limited means,
un1utps ,ecsi Inducements ara odcFet-
Fsfeope Investing tn this company get $5 ntock And
Tho above BON US Ior each Il tnvcstcd. Without ute-
e1 call or nescskment-
can BE Obtained at tho 'ottcs OF tho suosc1tptleo
Ageot1. !. ,-1
LII SIMPSON & CO.,
CnInA VII
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

commissioned officers musicians pdvaies aud seamen,
shall continue to the emo Of the war or as long as tney
shall con i1ue 20 rLtiIed or schArecd
Sec g. IT at al persocs caimi; the benefits OF TN.
act shall pres tbemseves for eximnat on 10 one OF
the medical examining boards nov established BY law
Upon the certificate Of such beard that such permanent
disability exists such persons shall be retired or dis
charged, as Aforesaid.
Sec. 8. That all psrso retired or discharged, as
aforesaid SHALL periodically, and at least in six
months present themselves Of said boards Tor
further EXAMINATION, the result Of which kl@joa ion
shall be reported by such board TO the Scresry Of
War. Aod Il aay such person shall fal so 70 rport
hmef 70 euch board whenever he shall be required 50
to do, be shall be cropped from said retired or dis
charged list aud become liable 10 CONSUMPTION under
the terms Of tie law unless such failure shall DO caused
By hyscsl disability.
SIC That the Secrstsry Of War may assign such
officers and order the detail Of such nonccmn ssor ed
officers musicians privates and seamen for such duty
as they shall be qualified to perform. II any such nom
commiss oned officers music ans, pyates and seamep
shall be relieved from disability they shall be restored
to duly. .,
Sec g. That the Secretary of War sha,l make all
needl rules and regulations f1r the action OF the med-
cal boards, aforesaid.
Sec. g. That yacagcies caufed by the retirement oil
officers under this act shall be filed in case OF the
death or resignation of such officers.
&C.. Z This act shall be in loscs from its passage
The House then adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
rHrRD SESSION OF FIRST CONGRESS.

SATURDAY, Jan. 80 1864.
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock A NJ,
BY Mr.. HUNTER, President pro tenn.
PRAYER by the Rev. John U. McCabe, D. D..
Mr. JEMiSON, Of Alabama, introduced bill TO De
entitled an act TO aid any State in communicating WIN
and per,ecting records concerning its troops; which
WAS considered and referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. I'm att
Mr. ORR of S. O., introduced the following bill emit
lied an act TO place free pc Of color in the military
tervics of the Confederate States
The Congress of the Confederate States Of Amer'ed
do enact That all male free persons Of color between
the ages of eighteen and fifty years are hereby declared
~ be in the military service tue Confederate states
for the war and shall be employed as laborers, nurses,
and in such otter employments as the Secretary q WI"
by regulations may prescribe. ,,,..
The bill was referred 10 tbs Committee on Aiilafy
Affairs. a..
Mr.. HILL, of Ga, presented petition from the
Georgia Conference VIII CHI referred to the commit
tee on Military Affairs
The CHAIR laid before the Senate petition from
the Press Association which referred 20 the Oom-
mitlee on Military Affairs.
Mr. SPARROW said he had received eommunica-
ton from Col Gorgas des ring an error in the statement
of the amount Of the deficiency in the appropriation Ior
the Ordnance Bureau published in the morning pa
pers to be corrected The deficiency is tOo millions not
itvsnty m lions Of dolas as was stated.
On motion Of Mr.. SEMMES, Of La, the Senate "eh'
into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
ADJ'r AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, Va, Jan IS, 1854. !
GENERAL Orders, I
No :


/ Paragraph l2s O 1881, lis2, Army Regulations are
"a d men detailed i7r deity account Of physical dis
ability In he city Of Renmond are 'sd one lar Aaa Nsa
~ c.uts per die cCmmutat5n q rNuon9
Ill Consultation % raors or an enlisted naen etea he,e
I, bv the r1tou-of the War Department whether % de-
ta.het or on dttai service, stationed 10 the city WIN no
opportunity OF messing % the Aaa Ies
mental t,T whn they opportunity VI messing or ot sol
dies IN roush where rzons cannot be ssled In
Kind or placed Temporarily 10 private hosp. on ne advee OF
sepo- surgeon che detachment or OF on arcs ser
gesn's or OF 9l-ier Eh0 has uc1sry psd Tor MS own SUD
encs or o. chaplain hxei al dollar per dn y date
from The lst Jaauary, 1854
~ Ened m-n Who have been may become permanently
disa5ed bold ire eeTid,ate o. melcA eNamlohB
Iect Who have not been discharged TIE ser
vice nav have rai committed az dollar ard twenty
ave cents per de whether ty In hospital prvsts quar-
ters uu .uri0uEh.
v An e,mmusa5a ac,ou1s gu state ths lsngth Of tine
ds Tor what purpose c'mmuiahon claimed unu
thai vas impraccabr 20 take rat ona To Kind which acs
cerhed By ths commss1ned tmcsr under whose
orders the AZ The time the rauons became due
Vi C1lmutkt11 Of rAious ia the case OF paroed uneN
changed psolers Tough, who have ast been received
from Federal lines, be allowed 40 dollar deH 70
da'- from the Is January, 1854
following paragraph VIII b. fuhditutel s1e thou-
sanl one hundred and eleven (llll) Army Regulations
Issa-s rpal viii returns by The us1tcal Officers
for =. oylls srtuHly aired ir the sick ana
wounded c0mmu-d value 90 rstous f1r ths sex ad
wounded vi b. ilsr aus wsny-uv, cents The taol
10, h,spas be the that ud 20 soldiers 10 The Geld
II greater Al ozanc rtQlre OF any particular srtc IS ro'
vii Hospital attendants csnno; draw ra,-s om ae SUB
rst-ncs depsrtren vii have their rsouI commurd 80 one
dollar ana twenty Ave cents per diem.
fr,,.,D s. COOPER
t,sO - AIif and Insp'r Cecil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01


ioinder-Which omission we supply
HEADQUARTERS DKPr OF Z. TENNESSEE,
January /, 1864
Sir:-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter OF the 7th of Jasuary, with its inel-
sures, &c
Thu disingenuous manner in which you have miscon-
sttued nv letter Of the g. has disappointed me. Toe
suggestion you claim TO have adopted was in words as
foows viz: 81 p:esume, however, that the great OBJ
ect and end 10 veS vas to hasten the day oil peace
re pactfuy suggest for your consideration The pro-
prietg # commune i,irg any views that your Gov
ernnent may have the subject through me, rather
than by handbls circulated amongs; soldieIs.-
This sentence rpudaes in its own TERMS the consLruc'
ton YOU have forced upon it. Let me remind you too,
that the spirit and tone OF my letter were to meet hon
orable sentiments.
The absolute want Of pretext for your construction Of
the letter induces me TO admonish you against trh
over the ev5 nts OF this great war.
You cannot pretend ID have answered my letter i =
the spirit of frankness due to soldier. And yet it is
hard to believe that officer commanding an army Of
veteran soldiers on whose shoulders est, IN no email
part the desnes of empires could Tar forget the
height of this great argument at arm and so bsray the
dignity OF his high station to fall into contest Of
jests and jibes.
have read your order announcing the favorable
terms on which deserters will be received Step by sep
you have gone on in violation of the Jules Of civilized
warfare Our farms have been destroyed, our women
and children have been robbed, and onr houses have
been pllaged and burned. You have laid your plans
and worked diligently to produce Wholesale murder BY
servile insurrecen. Aud nov you propose to degrade
the human race by inducing soldiers to dshonor and
foresWear themselves. Soldiers who have met your
on so many honorable fields, who have breasted tie
storm OF battle in defence of their honour, their fami-
lies and their homes for three long years. have right
TO expect more of honor even in their adversares.
beg leave to return copies of the proclamation
and your order.
have the honor to renew to you the assurances Of
great respect
Your obedient servant
J. LoxGsTREET,
Lieut.. Gen. Comlg.
Msjor Gen. J G. FosTER,
Comd'g Dept of Ohio.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
The Yankee Presidential Election and the
War


Toe coincidence of tie expiration of the tern of The
three years volunteers in the Yankee army, with The
ooeung OF the Pc sdsnial campaign, may be regarded
Is f,vora5lo for the Southern The Democratic
Party however jealous they may effect to be in the
,roeeution of the var, will take every fitting SIGN
q, embarass the present Administrator and in no par
ieuar more eagerly than in the conduct of the war
Succcs, in tbs struggle is the main reliance Of tie
Black Republicans to victory in the Presidential
contest aad the inference is legitimate, that the Demo-
erss will SEEK by every indirect means, TO eslrange
from them whatever material aid they can iIhuorce.-
L. ia useless to talk about party distinctions party
nj orms upon the basis of in detail in the con-
duct Of this war by the Block Republicans. Success
viii cover up and cause 10 be forgotten all minor short
oounss, and the only hope for toe Democracy viii te
the failure of Lneols 10 achieve that result The parade
Of vast budget OF blu1ders in the conduct OF the
war will avail little in the teeth of successful issue
aud 10 mar that issue viii, doubtless, be the object Of
the Democratic party in the forthcoming President al
campaign.
The first fruits of the organization of parties with
view to the election will be the return home Of the
Democratic coutingents in the Yankee Army, upon tie
EXPIRATION of their three years term of service POit-
cal contests generally beget bitter aniagonisms and 60
cal arrangements When it is understood tina. sue
cess in this war is synonymous with victory in the
Presidential contest the assertion that very
few. if any, Of the thousands of Democrats in the
Northern army viii be induced to reenlist from any
considerations Ones they become convinced, that ty
doing so, they would be contributing to the defeat of
their party more than by casting their votes in favor OF
the Black Republicans, their service in tie Northern
ranks will be at an end.
Whatever may be the avOwed issues in the Presden-
al contest, it will, from necessity, lapse into one OF
peace or war. Though the Democrats may proclaim
war as their polcy-war under different system Of
management from that which characerizss its eonduct
under Black Republican auspices, they will seek by every
means in their power to embarrass Lincoln in its prose
cuton, and render it failure in his hands. The fate
Of both parties not only in this contest but for all u
time, hangs upon the result of this war; II it is suc
cessful Democracy doomed to eternsl oblivion. II
fails Black Republication is not only dead, but the
very memory Of IT, with slits infamous associations VII
be forever mathematical and marked in hated coinci-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RlcaNOsD, Va, Jan. 50, 1854.
GEsERAL ORDER.

GEsERAL OEDER
Paragraph W. General Orders No. current SERIES hereby
revoked. ..,,.t-
H. Enroluns ocers viii proceed as raPdy9s practicable In
he enrolment Of persons made liable o. military service
Previous % euroae1i eou,rip s such peron vii be al
loved o volunteer provided - q,
1s62. =,
~ The company selected is A. ne tine OF luuteeng, be
lov ths mlnmu.n numbsr prescribed By regulations
Sd No peraon made abe service under this cr'er VII ce
permitted "a VIII be assigned ans company which nss
noe Than sxyou pvlei tte ro until ~ tfe cmpanies
STATE Of Ehicl te volunteer or conserpt
resient the minimum nu5er prscsoed BY regua
ions.
an Upon The company being selecei, the volunteer viii
csve enrolling ocer csrdca5 o. The elect thaf he
has lunteere Voluct-er VIII be received u COM
pany except o. su1h ccrahcat-.
Persons m % make selection according 70 We proV
sons order, and at The Tins Of enlistment W be assigned
according . exsrns regulations
" Al cncers o. OF companies authorized under THIS
order 20 receive consop voate yin forthwith send 70 The
comnandant col8c the state accurate certified rs OF
their opsues and whc such roll sh0 ang that they do not
exceed sxysur prat there VII lot be assigned any con
script volunteer
s COOPER.
ia2I-,u Adj and lnsp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

There seems to be a grand scheme anoa AZ e. 70
-. tbe NOR sson ihst physcians unoer % tesls - b
$3.50 80 =, ~ ne ar aud taks her pisces sue ~ 49,
60 NO are bllng for hfe, liberty Ana ptOP 90 80
n M home and practice on EnNL lev &C ~ ~.
80 Tb stafe o hugl Is hrcu III about IN We Va >
i.isrs Eh undoubtedly have So or VIZ =
bsuie -lamors hose b remainAnd cons ~ 81
rvi II 40 accomplish this OBJ ci. In NE second pAeSi 49,
-, ,sis tIco lscrpdon. gets sore one OF M leao'
m .nori, stgned bg oug Us OF nlna-sA M. NY - h.
49, sent Tor MS doctor prasce ca her Alas ht
anv inyIsn,ss persons that ud noknos we W. ~
a. could vrg natural, enquire how conld ms ~ -
p-ron carrying arou1d the memorial Eo9ia sAy i1, r
nm o put yoaF name 10 the rial aod Ucui oe icS
doctor great good BY keeping ha cut o. NE % STATE
- vS N v5u AXE great AVor ~ = otor,s
81 sbe sr,o1 carrgiag md tne e1.fA n,t
p-acdcs fee as locg the var lasls ul lrs unler
$500 abrut that It Is a great hum9ug lnA me 80 6-sr
As wears OF age be Spaed uol 80 under nat
49, ~ an, lie fhe physicfcns over a. sno o,7t
would Be exsm t-d on account " physoA n a. i,st M
a, move than enough % the oelaAnli 80 - -,
,S 80 e 10 ard aght their country 70 lesse Pl3
risns rsr ,-ty-eve s5) years Of age, unaeI ,ls -
- l Fl more rerFi % thcif ceuntsg % =
hone than by going Ia The amy L1ey 49, md
NV .v Justi5es OF Peace Il Is nos fsl she o
kUe5 ~ thou.ard IN battle, MAI me ooe.ots DC IN
~ ,5ot h aed win them and have yet 70 hear o. he hls
one VINO IL \ private n the ranks eena hsua " 'ns
I'd the- Eel tle vel ~ the resi- Se-----
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

FVHE. THIRD LECTURE in the series by
Il the Rev LDBuRS viii be deiyerel before 1as TO-
NJ, Al Assoc.tion on TUESDAY evening next the ~
iasAut ~ O'Clock 90 the Second baps' Ohaf'h' e0
and lain streets. a., 49, .s-.,,,-.
win a BAni OF Beiouin Robbers"
Tickets 81 % be had a. The Book Stores ana me u'oi'
L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
NOTICE, REFUGEES!

L WILL RENT my valuable estate, Ellershe,
-p.ea on the Nortb Anna River 10 the county o. Louisa
~, miles Forth % FrsderckshAn Depot on the Va O. r R. II
- - W Are al K House in good order. The hld for TIE
gtvson OF com go acres, 100 Of which are loS
-ounds h one n The Gsesi estates b. the county Of Loli
80 Al r twelve S. engine and NootEArcs
Patent rilt MIL attached For further particulars edress
Gen. q. G. COLEMAN,
Bumpass, Louisa CO.,
-, - Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

nEOO REWARD-IIorsc Stolen.-StOlen
eDsJyO non ihc stable my place. In Henrico on fhars
DAY nish sorrsl rare t seven years old, medium So
lr1y - tro o. en- foot uh e. white star 10 forehead
IN name long sprung n 90 fore knees reward ei
Wv W w Randolph.
al fta 12l Main s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
vIRCINIA VOLUNTEERS NAVY COMPANY.

NNIrH the view of purchasing a second
w ste.mtr books Of subscription vii be opened o. The
Sh Of J4nusry 1904 for On Increase OF me ca a 81 g. q We
e. ~ r.s-s C1cddln App-rson ard samuel J. harroa
A. gso-d: M-ssrs McDanltI Iby, iu ynchh1Fg And D.
hi DaFeer and Thcmas Branch sons, In PetsrSburl.
Books q suasciil Wi be also opened 81 ne o1o~ns
places, va:
OmCe 90 p MeCAy, Augusta Ca
10 j. W Bulc.n, Atlsntai Ga
90 duncan J Init u, Saw annah Ga
a, U.s. NJ Mudon, Mobile, Al.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON,
ROBESr ARCHER,
THOMAS W. MlCANCf, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
JNO kOBIN Med ANIELs
JAS. l.. APPERsCN,
r.r,arv 80 1854 jan so lOt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

4 . BARRELS APPLES, just received.
ian sO-a ~ '-' y oHAs. T. woRrHAM 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
0VANCLUsE Estate, FOR SALE.

"VANCLUSE ESTATE" FOh SALba
THE residue OF that noted Gold Mine" Trac
in The lover end Of Orange EQUITY Va situated IN The for
Of he Rapdan and wilderness Run ave miles above Cnanee
lovis and two miles ora the old Wilderness favern con
taang acreI Including the mansion, numerous oaEhouses
and good supply Of wood -, 80, IA,
desrable character 81 his tract and ls heAny oeA
Apnir - WM RAYLY,
Rshaoad, jaa a. 1ss4-d7,' a. DunlsP MOncurs Cas-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

Rsednr and sof Clns Colose5 Na md heir diseases o.
&o trestel he snshtst pain 20 TIE paheSh ey BI
SCHULTZ De only surge Chroro ISL practs1g SCUM hs
commenced 81 The Ladies Medo Gle and oiler ssny VI
she s,aies Dr. : hrsresumed p AZ G..
- OFFfcE -WaI Street Hotg, Val siree1 hehmoau-
sV-Lad IS and children attended as ulual
fs0i--2s
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SPECIAL ORDERS,

XXX Brighter Genera John H. Wnder l. hereby directed 70
maze Immediate enquiry aud report without del2y:
IL me name rank, regiment and corps OF al commissioned
oasers an thelength dine each has been In The eiiy
"a ia viii require copy or NE lave o. Ehh
The ooer from bis proper command or II ialoned N
ths city, copy Order By wich be put upon DUTY
XXX Whaoeger appears that ocer Il not rghtfly IN
Richnond iohE6h % his command and
ths fact reported this once for further action Of he Depart
menL
Csigued JOHN WITHERs,
Asst Adjt Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
HEADQ'Rs, DEPT OF HENRICO, I
RicHNOSD, Nov. lS, 1868
IuHTRACT.l
SPECIAL ORDERS,

In obedience 70 Instructions hon he A. AID General,
The following order rspabshed for hs Information Of all con-
ADTF AND DSPR GENERALS OEFIoE
RoBsosD, April Tn, 1858.
rrxTRACF1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

In accordance with ORDERS al ooers arriving 10 the
- and those duy 10 This city (Eho have not already done
so1 Vii report person, without delay these heacquArters
By order Of Bdgadier General JoES ~ WHD.R, O0nn'g
DsI J. ". PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

~ ARDENER.-Wanted a Gardener, French
NJ or scotch over the military age and Without hmiy,
eonversani With The culture Of The vine ana fruit trses
Apay this once jan1o
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kbies

MoLASsEs--
,.,t-,lt CHAs r. wORTHAM co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01
more of the Corresnondence.

TIE Yankee paper, iron which &c copied thu Co res
popdenc, between G.neral Longsreet and General
Foster very wisely omitted General Long streets g.
ioinder-Which omission we supply:
HEADQUARTERS DKP'T OF E. TENNESSEE,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-01

Msjor Gen. J G. Foster,
Como'g Dept of Ohio.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30
Tenement Wanted.

WANTED to hire four or five rooms, suitable for
w small family, with good water privileges
Rent in advance il required. Address Tenant Box
S46, lrtiand Post Once, stating price and locality