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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30
Nov IS
War Tax

10Th COLLECTION DISTRICT.
,ISrNDING i.impossiblo to prepare my Books
u in time to meat my appointments as previ-
ously announced, IprOposs the following change,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

T will-it the same ti.he receive the ti.ha Of
Wheat, Oats, Rye, Cured Hay and Wool, from
thoE. who have failcd to make their returns.
IF producers wish to get tho benefit Il credits
on their agricultural property. they would do
we'll to bo prompt in making their returns.
GEO. A.-AbDIsoN, Assessor.
12th Col. Dist.
10y % Sc 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30
Education of soldiers, Children.

Z: We call special a'teu;ion to the no;icr of Rev.
LUTHER R. GwAL7yEY, to be found in anoiher
% afin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30
Notice.

Notice.
Y6yEE Bridge across Dig Stsvcns Creek, atMnj.
Il Il. Merriwothsr's and DR.. II. A. Shaw's llilL
will bs let 20 tie lowest Diid: r, to bo Repaired,
on tho goth day Of Dec. 1881.
E. W. GARDINER,
T.B. REESE, .
Nov. 10th 1864, ct 10. com's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30
Tax.in Kind Notice.

r WILL attend at the following places to re-
Z csire tie Tittss Of CORN, FopDER, bCCK-
WHEAT, RICE, SUGAR. aiOLasSES Of Cana
anil of Sorghum. PEAS, BSaNS, Irish P0TA-
ropS rSirTON and Ground PEAS VIZ:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

Tax Payers arc earnestly solicited to attend
punctually, as cannot 60 around but on, The
penalty Of default is ave times the assessed vauo
CHARLES CARTER, Assessor
Tax In Kind, 18th Dist.
Nor2a " Is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

sayy and msSaty Of the Puritan SAss iot tbs sOath>
arm hsesms more and more open, and presently more
and more Aggressive. We were Wondrously allow In
discovering the unsupported fact Of the existence Of this
dsep and natural mAleVolence, and In realizing all 1t
pO,t.nded-bn. whom, finally, there was no longer
room for doubt, that when the North should obtain
complete ascendancy they would their power over
US to deprive US Of property and franchises to impose
their avs their religion, their manrers their civilization
upon us-tO rob Us Of all that Was character
iso and distinctive all that traditional and veneer
abe all that was chung to and cherished; in fact by
propagandsm of everything that Was YAnkseish to OBJ
srate al In ourselves and in system that was an
IL YAnkeeish-then our people, so long blind and 30
strangely ncredulous began to sec that our only safety
consisted in separaton-n cutting loose politically, so
oisly, commercially from people whose contact was
,,int and whose rule over US would be ruin The cleo
ton Of LpoOuby strictly sectional vote was notice to
81, that the time had ccmS when they felt'poWsriu
enough 10 assume that authority over "a which eVsnti
had long foretokened We accepted It "a the sigma
n proclam our independence. The transition OF the
north from the iraudful arts Of peace to the com
pusVe eogsncy Of Wer was easy and natural The OBJ
ot remained the same-to rule the South in their in
res to impose upon Its people their notions and the
cries, and t. mansge its affairs for their betoOf Wher
din oaoy and policy failed they turned, as nations auC
individual, SO commonly do, to force That ia b'
vboe gecrst Of the war There lies its fountain head
aud there belongs TIE responsibility. Sherman and hi
CO. laborers may falsy facts, and dsuds the gpOraD
Of to-day bus they cannot impose upon Posterity nO
vs,b themselves Of bloOdguiGness before the eye o.
the Al-saeiug.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
NILES REGISTER RAYIVED.

Ths dis, onnuanoe OF NSs National Register the most use
fol PAIL cation iSusd from the press America was
OF universal regret to the whole country We have The
satisfaction announces 70 our readers that that Journal
revived In the publication The CounrymAn
journal modelled after the Register the number and .E
Of ats pages, Its typography AID All the other features
challenge the patronage OF 10 have and
prese We for bi1dng the useful OF v eekies N' 49,
Besides the atuTts OF Htss kegste The Countryman hsI
Others which should render st more attractive VIII
psrtment Of elegant aIe atue Getting OF
ray J5ufn,ls and modelling the best ssh misce
RneOus weekes but at the being stamped with an
pendent Southern tone, original 9TH peculiar & itself
An altogether novel feature with IT,
the county, on the EDITORS nine miles IRON any TOW
or Age and deyotes much attention cuure
and everything thGtinterets the cCuntry gentleman
This paTiuA fsauIe In other
Jucs happily eonpmtnted the hght Authority ia he
oonfederacytae ChAeson Ooier the rSE of SoeLine
the sensitive i1eas OF mcdsty entertained
ous Of all journals, the saVArnAh Republican, viii quote
hefe the endorsement b. the Courier, journIl
THs COuSTRYAs-To families and readers of healthy ,p,al
tastes and all HLo love T. snuff tue fresh air outside
Of horse, after god dog" love- moreover 10 read
for meHta nution, well element we commend me
COuntrymdn i've, paper eied and bv
the Propre o. and not BY clique, sect clan,
II Is MODEL o.! clAs ana OF BILE
would deem It's general extensive cutou an
Indication OF growing health and vgor In the public and
In progress towards AID needed Ieeianoe and
independence, In thought and opinion.
We appeal 10 the reading public OF the eou give rs enc
thousand additional tubscribes which all ak Of them We
shall be well satnsd at obtaining that numOer, addition
presels lis.
The OOunyDa handsome quartz OF sixteen pages put.
iShed tbs diofs Plantation, Eatonton 70 which
all communications Ould be addrtsitd.
Our terms IS for three monthS or $40 DIT annum.
We would be grateful 10 the editors Southern tu-pss
TO assist extending uf circulation 10 cur
subscribers and ien and aCquAntance everywhere To
AID ia procuring just 900 Subscribers whose nbsc In,
Mons we heea increased expenses for the improve
me nj Of our Journal J.A.TUaNGR,
sep % -o+'' EAtontOn, Ca
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
TIE CITY.

HUsfNas 0oURF-JUDss LYoss.-In this court yes
terdsy, John Harper indicted for grand larceny, Wai
convicted and sent to the Psnentiary for one year,
and this being his second conviction Of felony, five
yeari additional was added to his term.
James r. shumaker was convicted of horse stealing,
and sent to the Peniteniiary for three years.
Frederick Miller was convicted of highway robbery,
and sent TO the Penentary for three years. and this
being his second conviction Of felony, Eve years were
added to bis term. This fellow one night finding q
horse trainer named Thomas B. Patterson, lying drunk
near Miyo's bridge, relieved him OF his watch, hat,
boots and walking stick.
John Ford, indicted fer stealing 800 from P. Il. Gil
more, was acquitted.
The court then adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
v IR9INIA-In the Circuit Court of the city

Richmond, Auguit 20 1884.
Daniel Trueheart Jr and Lloyd Bsa Mary Garland hs
wife, who before her marriage Mary Gaand Trushart
against
Trueheart Mamie Link an infant IN Ter f5ureas
years OF age, and James ruehesrt Daniel Tushea Robt
Trueheart John Truehesrt and Maria Trusheart chill
dren OF James Tuehesr deceased infants under the
Age OF tweny-one years-the infants by BerfsmIn
Pollard Their guardian al Item, appointed BY The Oeurt to
This day came the PLAINTIFF BY counse and with Of
ee Court Fled their second amended t Ills su the object
oil which to obtain distribution Of personal estate on En-
Eaoeh Thman ushea deceased Ia the Of The defend
sn Wengton d1ddn rs her administrator for abe sale OF
saves Oh MS ntesate In his hands, which amended bin
The tat Wellington Goddn, administrator Of the said Ez beth
In Imam deceased, ami tho defendant smith,
BY COUNSEL and the Infant defend by guardian n
I nsd her answer, to which the planf BY copn-
Sell 10 yled geBerallJ.
And appearing BY slsvis filed that the defendants Pay
etc Tueheart ROBBERS Smith aud children Of
Jsnes frueheat deceased, namely James Tushea
e Roberts Fruehesrt John 1ruehea and Maria
rTuehesrt are noneidents Of the they ara
required TO appear within month after here
Of aud do what Necessary protect their interest 10 this suit
copy-TeSte.
senl2-wig 8ENJ. POLLARD, CLARK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
VlRGINIA--At rules holden in the ClerE',

T VlRGlNlA-A AT rules holden in the CLERKS
oee Of HenricO County Court Of Monday, The 18th day
Of July, 1864, -
Morgan Seal eusayus Seal EMILY Mangner VIM Tappey and
Luce s Sue Peter sveritt aud Louisa his wife,
Walden reyon Walden, Joseph Powell aud sarah his
VIE WIN OhAldey and Jadith Ann his Wife, and Adophus
NAn"' Plths.
TnsoPnus seal Ellen Virginia Lacy Matthew Seal Josephns
eeA Martha Rahm, Francis H. Rahm Caroline Ratm En-.
ma hahm Philip ksbm, and John X Rahm, DenS
IN oHANOERY.
The OH ct Of Tbs suit to sell the land mentioned in the hill
ned aud 10 divide the proceeds smcnEst the parties entitled
appealing by affidavit that the dsfenaant T,ophus neal "a
non-redent Of this state motion OF the planGs Nv
ordered that the said Theophus Seal do appear within ems
protect his Interest 10 this suit
a eopy--tegta.
bs0~isWaW wu 1oJEBs. n. " n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
pealh n pL.tlpgal. Asd Eoulsisalanl.

~
We see It stated In our Southern exchanges that
within short interval of tmI three Of the most prom
mipent men Of Louisiana died recently iu the Trans
Mississippi. These are Henry Marshall, EI.hember
of Congress, from the 6!h District of louisiana,
Col. Hodge, his successor and Judge P. T. BOnfOrd,
of the Supreme Court of that State.
Mr.. Marshall represented, in the Convention
which passed the Ordinance Of Secession, the
4,h Congressional District Of Louisiana; and, whilst
having no prominence as politician proper, enjoyed
high reputation in his section.
Colonel Hodge, also from the same District,
Was one of the leading spirits in that Convention His
speeches on the Blinking System among the ablest
efforts Of this distinguished map, who, as lawyer, filed
high position in north Louisiana. Alter the COM
mencsmens of hostlities, Colonel Hodge to Vir-
GINA With the first battalion of LOutiAnA troops, the
ar-'amed Dreux Battalion, in which he held eOmmis'
sion as Lieutenant; subsequently, he commanded the
l9sh Louisiana Regiment StilOhs bloody painp He
was finally elected to Congress at the expiration of the
term Of Mr. Marshall As q man he was esteemed
and respected by all; as an ti,sr be was loved and
cherished by his soldiers.
TIE last subject Of our sketch, Judge p E. Bonford
until the Secession Convention, had never taken
part In the political movements Of the eountry-his
life being purely professional one in which he gained
high reputation, standing in the very front rank Of
that phAlan1 of intellect which made the New Or
leans Bar 50 justly famous IL commercial jurspru-
Geuce aud maritime law he had few equals, whilst his
talents as civilian gave him prominence to which he
owed his final elevation to the Associate JusceShp OF
the Supreme OOut If Lousisna-A position which he
filed OF the time Of his demise.
Judge BOnfOTd was one Of the great lights Of the
Louisiana Convention, and some Of the most important
measures Of that body in reference 10 administrative
and State policies originated BY him. After the
fall of New ORLEANS, he entered the service, and dsCharg
ed the functions Of At and Inspr. General Of Gen.
Dick TsyOFs army, ish grea. distinction and marked
ability Hs social character was pure and exalted, and
he respect and Difference in which he held BY his
eoE-otz NJ, we're as much the evidence OF his many
snpoblng qualities OF his professional greatness.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
EVENING WIG.

We sbAl publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. n, and
slery succeeding day Sundays sICoptsi at the same
L71T, an evening edition OF the Wig. The Evening
Yhig viii contain tSs latest news By nail aud telegraph
up % the hour Of going % press editorials local intel
RFenOs, SO. jy9O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
POETRY,

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES AND
CRITICISMS
In addition 70 summary Of varied and current
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC NEWS ITEMS
Together with Special Department allotted to the
WIT AND hUMOR OF THE DAY.
The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY Is especially
THE LADIES' PAPERl
And, 60 such 1t Is conducted to render TIA
UNIVERSAL FAY0RIPE In the
HOME CIRCLE
Aud wherever polished literary taste calls for
PURE AND INSTRUCTIVE LITERATURE.
The publication Of Nav SERIAL Of absorbing Interest," entitled
"THE ALDERLEY TRAGEDY"
By TcBIAs GUARRERIUs, JR,
Auh,r Of the Pike Romance "Gulty, Not Guilty Will be
about the October extend hroush twelve
feenumber OF he psper, cud will be followed BY ayGriety
Of interesting TAILS, and NOVELTIES by beat WIters
In or early publication OF "THG ALDERLEY
TRAGEDY those who Nh 10 subscribe will please
forward their der and subscriptions possible
The MAGNOLIA WEEKLY will be iurnAh 70 Subscribers
Ter
Twenty Dollars Per Annum
we've DoH4H. Blk Months
Subscribers making rsnances will be particular In stating the
name Whereabouts OF their respective posoces ana will
also avoid c. closing county corporation notes.
Agents In ali parts he Confederate stes will be supped Al
the rate SO hundred All orders BY
the cssh.
sPEcmES NUMBERS sent free of charge where desired
limited space will be devoted 10 paid for In
advance
AL correspondents will plelss address
shI H 4 R0BERTsoN, Proprieto's,
ausS-ba&We4W Richmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

COSTIDERATE CoURr.-The only business Of impor-
ancs done in this court yesterday the entering
an order for the sequesraon Of the Monticello estate
the property OF Utah P. Levy, an alien enemy and
Captain in the United States Navy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
DIED.

On ihe PIh nstSpL at 10 H., after short painful H.
ness AZ ne residence Of her grandfather John Donley
Fulton Mrs MARTHA A., oonsoTt Of Joha ASkew, aged
years and eight m nths.
Her flu era will take place residence osh her grand
ather at oclsck this afternoon. The and acc lain
tanees Of The family reipsct uy invited attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
LIST OF TIE CAsUALlIES IN Alb Va. INFAN1

LIST OF TIE CASUALTIES IN Alb VA. INFANT
RY, STONEWALL BRIG, IN BATTLE OF TEE
1876, NEAR WINCHESTER VA, MI. N. D. BIHSErT,
CONDO.
Field snd Staff Killed, nOnei wounded, Ben
nett in the side.
90 A.-Leut Henson como g-Kiled, none; wound
ed, snodgrasa, slight in eg; misslDg, A W So
horn.
CoB.-Lt Haymsksr eomdg-Kilsd. none; wounded;
none missing, Clarke Franc.
90 O.-Lt Usddell-Kllsd, none; wounded, Ssrgt "
Farmer, thigh broken, Oorpl J Foot, eight, Priv T
Grsyham, thigh broken, Jas Sanders, severely In
knee.
COD,-L, Fudge OOmdg- Killed, none; wounded
more; miss ng none;
Go E-None.
% F.-None.
10 G.-Kllsd, nOuti wounded, John scOns, In
arm,
10 HI. sterrill oomdg-Kulad none, wounded
Wm Camden, in shoulder; Burger in right legi mt-
sing, s Andsrson.
Go L. Ii JOnes, Comdg- Killed, A T Link; wound.
ed Sergt LIckey.
Dc LIS Haymaker, Comdg-N 7 Pace wouxded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
FROM EARLY,s ARMY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept. 2s-The 6ght near Port
Republic, on Monday, was an engagement between our
cavalry and that of the enemy. They came over the
river and were driven back three miles by cavalry
to and across the river.
The enemys cavalry entered staunton sbont p.
NJ, on Monday. A force appeared at Waynesboro'
about! o'clock this morning, and then went back
about one mile from town. No damage has been done
up TO P. n. The smoke seen indicates that they
burning the railroad track between Christians Creek
and Sauuton.
There has been no lighting between the armies up 10
4 O'Clock this evening.
No serious anxiety is felt here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
FLkAshs Professor Of Natural Science and History,
Nd D JoIhhs' d. A., Ancsnt and Modern Languages
L W sHELAT, " ~ hpgIh Lang and Moral soiencs.
CHARLES OoCKA, NJ A. MAtnenAucg,
A WNKLkR, Music.
hlsa LUCY JURY, I
II 5 JKWKTT,
LAURA kRkRoof, AS5IStAnta
SALLY l. LOCKE,
sYDEoR,
Mrs. JANE CONWAY, GoVernsss,
After the close Of the present quarter ls sspt twenty o
additional pupils will De sdmittel ths Institute
ses will be contnusI vita bref insmssIon a. Ohma. mn
I'll about the lS OF June next Terms dxei mill a.
January next II $40 month Board and Tuition
eIrs0 t21 month. Pupils furnish their own EaLI
totoeks and sheets. " "p'''
Address CHARLES COOKE, supt,
boeteurt Springs,
N. B.The following bo;kI cannot be supplied here Punn
who procure Of them bring tbe
HavnI Sienta and Moral Philosophy, Wherres Ecs Green's
Analyses, Hugans structure OF the E1gsh Language
Englh Past and Present., Trsnchs kudy Words LstaAm
Handbook OF tne E0gsh Language, 5hAw English Literature
FAques French Course PrnCh eIconB latin Gram
mar, Latin LeIicOn Smiths Algebra, bAVies Legende We
bsrS Outlines Of History, orOEstb Arithmetic QuackenSS
oompouuon. be12-d6t sod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
STEAM saw MILL ron SALE.

ON the Goth October next will be sold at
~ public suction the premlses Prince Eward county,
near the Ceunty Line Gross Roads, steam Saw NIL good
running order, with all ts hItnes fine opportunity
Vestnent THOs " SPENCER
For
sep22-Hsts HENRY ~ SPENCER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
HAMLET IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE


on THE DANISH QUESTION.
To do, or not to do: thai is the question:
Whether lis wiser in State, 70 suffsr
The chat sId sEsgger of outrageous Bsmark
Or 10 take arms against lot of Germans,
And by opposing smash them make Wsr-.O hRbt,
No more ; and, By 6ght, to cay NO end
T Ia nluses, and these thousand awful shocks
To cur propriety "a consumma!ion
DsVouiy TO be wish'd. Make War-to fight
To igh,I perehsnce to pay aye, there's the rub;
Far in that Sighting time what bills may come,
When we have shr a eff this modest budget.
Mus. give rs pause; there's the respect
That gives humiliation Of long peace:
For who would bear the qlips and fcorns of Beust.
The Ausrian's wrong, the Prussian's contumely,
The pangs of outraged Poles, the Franks delay,
The irsCeuce Of Rus i y and the spurns
Iha, pltent Europe OF her tyrants take,
When be himself might their qietus mske
With bare WhitWorthI Who would Cobdsns bear,
To gToan or blush under doubtful peace
But that the dread Of something after wal,
To- uuestmated outlay from whose depth
No ballpsnI retur1s-puZzes the will;
And mSke Us rather bear those Bights We have,
Than ny to EDlenb'roughs we know too WerS
T1oee taxes do make towards Of US all;
And tlus the native hue Of PAlmerston
Ia sicked DER with the pale cast of Gladstone.
And irorcais Of groafs armament
With this regard, their stately heads turn home,
Ard acutle OUT Of action.-Soft you, noWI
Fair Alexandra :-Nyupi, in my prisons
Be all my clips remember'd.
DASIsH LADY Coed my lord,
How docs your lordfhp since this oonferencsP
HI humbly thank you toleGAbly we'll.
D MY lord, have certain promises of yours
That have lopg'd two months to re.deliver;
pay you now receive them.
H-NO, not 1;
l never gaze you sUgdt.
D. Ivy hOnOr'd lord, you know right well yon
did;
And, With them, words Of go sweet breath composd.
As made the things moro rich: their perfume lost.
Take these again; for to the noble mind
Rich gits wax poor when giVers prove uuklnd.
There, my lord.
HI. am honesty
p. my lord2
H.-AmI far? GExit Doubtful
-Ptmeh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
VmxsM&xa.A.xsxsraf
Reports OF the Press Association received Kx.
clusively By the WING.

Entered dcoordiag ACT Of Congress IN Ae yesr 1885, 6v
j. THRASHER In Ae Clerks 0fce ofhS DistTfcs Court on
ne Confederate States for no northern Distrct Of Ca
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. X CO.,
Redmond, Sept 81, 1854 (
ON and after FRIDAY, the 23d inst, the
" trains on this road will follows:
Nail Train,
Isays Richmond daily At Clio A. ~, and DunIop's at Il
Accommodation Train.
Leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at 410 NJ ana
Dunlops st4P.M
Ambulance Train.
Leave Richmond daily at 10 A. n, and DlnlopI at PM
This train will ausport from Richmond 10 Dunon
bot not from Danlops 70 Nehuond. n. R GILL
sap2i-dav Gen aanst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
be made TO The Confederate Treasury for the renewal
OF the following lost Confederate stlieJ Bonds, viz:
One cent bend, No. 1S for payable 10 DoIlv
Boulware.
0aeo per cent bond No 81 for o. OO payable 10 Dolly BouI.
ware, and dated 2;th March, 1868.
One per bond, payable In France.
Boulware and dated 24th March, 1853
All persons warned against trading for the above men
uonsd bonds, or any one or more Of toem
DOLLY B0ULWARE
se S---w6w' FRANCIS BOULWARl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

OST--.-A Confederate Bond for 5000, dated
~ 1888 (number lot recollscted Issued 10 Also thrsa
7s0 hundred dollar notes. (dAts and number recolised
interest notes has been collected 70 January 1884
The above destroyed BY the enemy about the Ia,
June last A. A. BASS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

SPECIAL NOTlCEI
we AK attention TO cur Auction Sale GfDy Goods Groceries
bep. 2s-lt ELIErr E,iI a SSY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, q. s. A.,
RICHMOND, Sept. II, 1854. {
u POPULATIONS for the ssignment of 4
IL cent Certificates Bonds sued under the Act Of Peb
roaIy H. 1854, and he'd by onacss soldiers o. s.
Army:
1hes, Certificates Bonjs assigned Ia presence OF
the oIman1ing ocer AoulAnt Of regiment 20 which
the party no dag the zane belong to endorsed BY such
omce Toe words "EIscutsd before me-" signed
. q. A TkESHOLM,
se9l-sS RaeTstary Of IT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
NOIICE!

{ GTIlZENS of Henrlco county expecting to re-
~ ctye County Ia this Fall, will send many baSs IA thev
can spare to the County Oor House pr to The 10Th day Of
oe next as tne ta agent COL ason, Henrco
Co. urnh bag rHse he can not an her oueta Of
SAT- 1000 or 100 racks are wanted. o. EggesIon az ts
ea Room will 1T persons numbsr cf ags ef With
him. at the zane time Eggeston deliver sat "a A. DER
sons who haVsialsd call for the sane this year
Sep 22.-l0t Act Tor hsafioo Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.
VIII be added to our Auction Sale TOMORROW
BOO sacks salt,
lOktgi bl Uarb coda,
900 palrs Cotton ana Wool Cards,
~ reSms knEllAn Copying Paper
1000 Memorandum Books,
IL pieces SSotch PIA d GinghAms.
II eces CHECK Engnsh Prints,
~ pieces Dress GOods, DelAints and Ponllna
Ssp0T-0t EI2E ~ HE'LL A. pov
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
And COFFEE.

TEA ,uo,,
10 halt chests Black Tso,
do Green Tea,
" bbs harieaibo Coffee,
~ DO Crushed Sugar,
20 do Brown euzsr.
We will be daily rsesvns eegs and will sell them ct loves:
marx rates. ROBE aT HOII6g 90 WV
&c H-O.- No. IA Pearl street..
WAS committed to Henrico county iaiI,
perty OF the heirs OF Albert Hanover The said
ABOUT 20 or IL years Of feet inches high
Virginia cloth froek.
owner requested 10 forward prove property Day
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