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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
THE CITY.

EcApE or YAsKEE OYFIcERs FROM THE LIBBY PAS
oK-On Tuesday night, Ote tu, dred and nine OF the
Yankee commissioned officers confined in the Libby
Prison effected their escape. They lad made tunnel
extending from the basement Of the hospital ward to a
vacant lot on 2ls street south Of Cary, distance Of
sky feet and through this hoe they crasled from
their prsonhouse into the op air unobsefved by any
ore Among those who thus esclptd is tie notorious
Col Sreight a. soon as Gen. Winder vas apprized
of the fight o. the prisoners, he caused the guards to
be arrested but upon investigation were discha ged
md exoaerstad from all blame. 0ly ole OF tn, cf-
GERS | as cen recaplurtd thus lar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

9 That the horres which may be taken from persons
so dsmounted and which nay be their property, shall
b taken for the use OF the army upon the payment of
The value thereof, 10 be fixed as provided by aW.
g. That all laws parts Of laws authorizing the or
ganzaiisn OF eompanis or bands Of partisan rargers
serVr as cavalry DO and the same are hereby repeal
ed and oil companies or bands Of sad troops now ex-
istng shall have the privilege Of volunteering for the
war and serving with the Tay end allowances row al
lox,d by Lag regular troops Of the Provisional army
hut upon their failure 10 volunteer within reason
aoe time they shah be dismOuDted and placed in the
infantry service aud their horses ken for public use
as p.oyidCd for above.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

A PROFITABLE BUsISEss-We have heard it estima-
ted Gays the Fayetteville IN. o Observer that the out
ward cargo of the Advance, on every trip, il worth
five times as much in England as the cos of what the
brings back And well believe it, elearn
thai she has just gone out with upwards Of 700 bales of
cation, worth in England about 100000. Cotton is
now der abroad, whilst the shoes and blankets and
cOthspu chased by Governor Vance are cheap there.
I:resuls hat the Safe must be accommodating fund o:
sterpg Exchange in gland
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
ER0M CHARLESTON.

CHARLIsroE, Feb. l0.-A5,ut dsylgh. this morning
large force Of the enemy supposed to be five to our
one advanced from S,a5rooks Island with their riaed
pieces a1d iafAn.'y. skirmish ensued, our pickets
on Johns Island "a Ing blci. The enemy at o'clock
had advanced oas All haf miles from the harb'r on
Johns Island. Soma few of our men we're wounded.
Oiptaia Humphrey was wounded AID his horse shot.
No further plrcllarI have b,,n received. OILY four
shots hlvs ben 6:sl Ia, city snc' tn last report
NJ change in the feet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
TIE WOOL LYTEREST OF VIRGINIA.

The General Assembly OF Virginia hes passed bill,
Og which, we believe Col McCue, Of Augusta. the
patron designed to foster and promote the wool interests
of Virginia The so prohibits the sale of sheep fer
muon, as well the butcherng a. home with view to
sending the msat 10 market, under penalty Of $50 for
eseh sheep killed. The owner of deg which, upon
proof before a magistrate, has killed his neighbours
sheep, made responsible to such OWrer for the loss
sustained The master is responsible, when his tllves
dog has killed anOthets sheep
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

ASR1sT OF DEsEKTERs.-Tbe R4leigh COnfsd rat,
states that among the Yankee prisoners taken below
Kiast,n last week. there we're fOryVe deserteFs from
Nethsrcu,rs Battalion. They were in full Yankee uni
FORM and will Of course suffer the penalty 60 emineny
due the base crime of desertiOn to the enemy. 0ae
dssstsr from the sth regiment, csugh. in Yankee uni
form was shot on Thursday last, With several Others
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
ENROLLING NOTICE.

ENROLLING NOTICE.
L. o. Ord CoNGREssI NAL DISTRICT, /
RICHMOND, Feb. s. 1854
ME ATTENTION Of the Chiefs OF Depart
Il sn; and their employees called following resula.
tons
BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION,
RICHMOND, PEG. s, 1864.
In puuauce Of instructions from tie secretary Ipe.
cal enrolling officer has detailed call Chiefs de-
pamen and Bure4ux In chmond fer the purpose fTeceybg
Rd reaewng the exemptions held By employees who liable
military This odcer Instructed 10 disturb little
possible the Blu OF the government Chiefs Department
and Bureaux are respectfully requested order their
20 place the exemption papers The hands OF the
manner Will be most agreeable to hemseyes-and pa
Will be promptly returned the proper
0e made. (sizne0) JN0. e. PRESTON
Ccl. and Eupt.
In pursuance Of the regulation by the BureauI Of JON
serpon, IL Wm Blackford, Enrolling officer Richmond
y has been ordered 10 wait the Chiefs OF Departments
Bureaux for the purposes above stated.
All persons having txemp BY Of employment In
Government Departments and Buesux the City Of Richmond
relieved from the operation OF The order em this once dated
January 23h 1854 TO the extent requiring Them report
ohiee and will awaitthe action herein indicated.
JOHN A. COKE.
Captain and Enrling 0nrcer
jfeS-dH third Congressional Dntric..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

BANK OF IHE VALLAY AND Carr. DKcIE The Presi-
dent Of the Tx Of the Valley is out in card denying
the liability Of the Bar for the protested sterling bills
drawn BY Captain Dscil Of the Royal Navy for about
81 200 co., He Gays that the etdOsemons of the Cash
Ter ofo:O, and rot warranted by the Drectr rs
and il recognized legal it would 10: ruin the
Bank as alleged for the brareh st Cbrstansbug alone
conld nav IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
AIEEcrIoSArE AND ADxoSToRY EPIsrII FROM Hoo.

ATTECrIoSArE AND ADNoSIroSY EPIsTLE TRoN Hoo
SIR TO HIS SOS-A correspondent with Longstreet's
corps sends the Savannah News the following Yankee
letter, picked up at the Beans Station" fight Tho
heart of the fond pisnt" must have bed with anguish
when be heard that Thomas had chaSed another mems
tobacker:"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

Gel JoHS sCOrT, Of the 1t Louisiana cavalry, has
been assigned to duy in the Mississippi Department,
under Lieut. Gen. Polk he viii probably BE- put in
command of tho florida Parishes of Louisiana, ex-
tcndpg from NatcSez to New 0deaus-a splendid field
for partisan warfare. Col Scott takes with him his
favor.ie Ist louisiana.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
COMMISSIONERS CPPIoE,
RICHMOND, Feb. 6, 1854.
10y a Decree of the Circuit Court of the CITY

DY a Decree of the Circuit Court of the city
ID Of Richmord Of III. 26h Of November 1860 the
Mashas adm'f Winston and as directed 70 inquire,
ascertain report how FAR the obi oonI missed BY J. A. God
din by John Thompson, J Of AMI es through COUNSEL
occaon any further postponement Ct the sale Of the
l5t mentioned In the report Of Arthur A. Morson
commissioner dated and hed In this the 2th OF July
1900
the Wilson and ais Winston and a sm directed TO
ascertain and report whether sale Of the said lot No.
IFS expeden and further 10 take account Of how much
due defendant James Seldom as trustee under
the deed Ann Winston deceased In the bill mentioned
much OF the surplus proceeds Of sae Of the lots
Of winston and the shares
tons said heirs and whether any Advancement adj
mady the said James Winston deceased
in Of his heirB for which they should be
counab in coming Into said apporonment division and the
amornt Of the same.
And by the Court OF the goth Of May, 1861
In the WinGons adm'f Wilson's ex'rs, d.
inquire ascertain and report what have been
made by james Winston, deceased, towards judgment OBJ
tanned by James Wilson, deceased, the debt Ia that BEHALF
either the said James Wilson In his e his rep eEentaves
Of them Since and what the balance Of the said
judgment debt s remaining unpAd and whether the said udg
debt released by the said James
his representatives. them whether agreement
In that behalf has been made, whether there m
taon valid defence against the said judgmenwh any mat
to be specially stated
The parties hereby notified that have fixed WE'D
NEDAY the Oh day Of March, 1854 at 10 o'clock NJ at
Office the city Of Richmond the time AID place to execute
the Aforesaid DEGREES. TH0S J. EVANS,
feS-W4a Oommr In Ohanoery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
CHEERLyG EEFS 'FRON Y0RTH ALABAMA.

Aud she darkness Of ngl;, seeming 20 hang about
hos gra.efal he soft light Of OR reeen; successes
TIE i:ls a1smone blooming here and there tells the
opening g, ill 5rrg e near. So nav SDith6sld and
Kiasol, 100 zee aud Pstarburg, Morton and Bar
Nets F5rjs be bright tar5i8gers Of the Jules iruitOn
Of GU h0P-s fr y-sl.es y.s.ores in the grand cam
p@gl asou. TO ogsa with s,e coming Spring. Cheer
ins news reaches a5 0-dly through private source
from Nlr.h Aaasn, sa.ius that COriusa has been il
t5s possession OF the toops under Bdgad er neral
Rodi,y sire, 26l January, and that upCn tho
ton Of tla posi- Genell Ro5dey ordered portion Of
his forces under Colonel johnson 10 eros the Tsunes-
sec river g; Pdis's Feuy sad az Binbridge, for the
purpose Of connecting wish Lin s.d attacking Athens
where tee enemy were il force R1ddsy himself, with
tar=e hundred ana Gi.y men, accompanied by two
peess Of artillery crossed at BroELs Ferry, and after
dlIf, dsncua,ed his m-u, and narchiog them foot
% Attel7, a-8ek-d that plIce be ore dayHght-the
enemy being cuclmPet there dove him through his
emp aud through che entire tOsn, when his retreat
b,elue rOu. Ol uoop5 then withdrew, burning and
destroying his entire camp, together with large
amouas Of elauas.'y and qllr,eimaster stores
broyg; Gus tEeay Pro ie-s, Ols buadrsi horses &c.
Eery nan loaded himself s.tl cl3thiag biankes shoes,
and whatever c.se be desired.
Colonel J5buson is.ed 20 connect sith Gen. Roddey
BIZ reason o. his meeting, urss Cboal Geek Wfder's
(Fedsa) brigade, vhs desperate Ggh, Of four hours
oasusd. Alter niglt Wiser reire-ted, end johnson
i3l 5lcs, having reserved orders from Gen. ROddey so
u da.
Tle fosco Jchasoa encountered Is estmatsd at three
to one and the free General Rojdey fought a. Athens
wa two T. one. Rldiey'5 vas a cOmpl,t fu'pris,
Johrs3 D fair open 5hs sgl.rs the large Odds men,
toned letter fom North Alabama, sayl the vic
tres we're beyond he most saaguins expectations and
ne enemy severely punished. Our loss was thirteen
li-d and hiry sounded against P0siigsy three times
tbs ncr.ber On sac part of tins enemy.
The people are represented as being in 6as spirits
1ee che ey cuaoa Of Cornh and these Successes are
plOughng ani psoparing for planting erors
General P. D. Rodjoy e ere o, the rising men Of tdo
army. Plain and ueprs,en.ioas be has Won Tor him
sell, in military oEelss, ths highest distinction, and Is
considered by oaesrs OF tbs hsaes military rs2u.e in
or ara. eEss @. The 5est Of Oas casal,y oomnsn-
dess. a from a. lun9s Plrel sge, h5 halearyed
for bs.l rsms ttli Win i've ahile true and genuine
worth f.d4 ..nstrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

A glcas many Of the deluied young men Who left
this State two years ago to obtain their "ghts" 10 the
ranks of the rebel army, are reurping d,ily-LOuis-
vile Journal
There will bs grea. many more Of these "deuded
young mem returning to Kentucky in the Spring. head
ed BY the gallant Morgan, aud in condition 70 obtain
their rights. There's good time coming ."-Chat.
Rebel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
T os B ND s

Application viii be made the Second Auditor Of Accounts
Virginia the Certificates Of following Bonds which
have lost viz bond $780, No. IT. Issued under the
Of March 81 1885, and bond for $4,000, No. s. issued
der act Of January 20, 1850 to Samuel AIaOp.
fT JOHN L. MARYB
JOSEPH ALS0P,
noQ6-1aW8mcs Exeos Of 5. Alsop.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

Da DuKCAS's LEclURE-The lecture Of this gentle
man. on "ihe pration of the age" to be delivered
to-L1h before the Young Mems Christian Association
at the First Baptist Church, will no doubt attract large
crowd and be well worthy The attention of the public.
Dr. D. is one of our most eloquent and popular pulpit
ors AID in his minsrations has done much to ami
mae and insprt people in the arduOus and gigantic
struggle for liberty in which have been engaged FOR
nearly three years past.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

THE FIRST BRIGADE, Sd Division, 9th Corps of the
Yankee army he's been sent to SAndusky, Ohio. A
potion OF them have crossed sandusky Bay on the Ice
and are nov at John GUS Isla. d. with the view of
guar ding the "rebel prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
RECOVERED.

We we're pleased to see Gen. Harris of Missouri, in
he House of Representatives, yesterday though still
eraohes His recovery though rot yet complete, from
tie serious Injuries he sustained 's,t FALL is matter Of
much congratua,ion With his frie1ds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

Qua CAvALaY.-Gen Forrest, we learn, viii soon
have a force Of ten thousand mep, vel armed and
mounted. Gen. Morgan viii soon be upon the war.
path again, ct the head of large force all handsomely
equipped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
RRnM EAST TENNESSEE.

MoaRIsroKS Feb. lO-Mra. COOnel McCluDg, Mrs.
Boyd and families, came through The lines from Knox
Vile yesterday An election for members OF Congress
is b.ing held in the Kentucky regiments to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, +

RICHMOND, Feb. 10, 1854.
At Messrs. Lancaster & Co.'s auction sale Of
bonds and stocks to-day, the following ices were OBJ
tanned The bonds were sold, usual, with interest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

Chs. f. N. LAw-Tae Selma Reporter understands
from reliable source that BigideFGenera Z. N. Law
Of the Potomac army has resigned, and that his resg-
nation has been accepted.
The Reperter's informant Is doubtless misinformed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
RESIGNED

L is understood that Ar Gsisksl, of Tennessee, has
Represen aives. He is member elect of the next
Hous' and bis resignation does no. ssc his member
ship 10 that body.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

Mrs. BROusHTOS, wid0E O. THIS. G. BrOugbson. o.
Norfolk died in that city few days snCs in the 18th
year Of her age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
HIRAM link
GEEKRAL BEAUREGARD TO HIS TRooPA-The following
is tie brief but pointed address of Gsc. ,auregard to
The tIoops Of bis command:
HEAD'OR. DEPF. s. O., GA, AND FLA, |

HEAD'oRs DEPr S O., Ga, AND Fla,
Charleston, s. c.. Feb. 8, 1864
Soldiers Of The Departmental Of South Carolina, GsOr
giG and Florida The term OF service of some of you
about to expire You mus, haze observed, from The
Newspapers OF your country that your brothers in
Of The veteransrmes Of Northern Virginia and of Ten
nessSe have re-enroled, to be expected of such
men, b. entire companies, blttsions, regiments ald
brgades proudlyreainng organizations intact under
which they have won renown. Will the men who have
defended Forts Sumter and NOulrie and .ttery Wag-
fail to fellow these examples OF soldiery patriot
ism. G. 7. BEAURKGARD,
General Commanding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
EGR HIC



Entered according Of Congress In the year 1865 BY
THRAsaER the Clerks once Of the District Court Of NE Con-
fedsrate states for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
DRAUTIFUL COTTAGe RESIDENCE in

- Sy dney with lquare Of ached, ard handsome
OF adjoining for sale g aucon.A the request
OF Mr. james Via (ho has purchased larger estate in the
country shall SELL public auction, tae premises,
MONDAY the 18Th February 1884, at O'Clock p NJ u beau
uuy located dwelling occupied BY together with the hand
some aacaed bounce by DIVER Ewocd Elm
and Sycamore streets.
On the first lot there is comfortable dwelrg tanIog
rooms besides kitchen, sable 4e and well good water
Both lquAes highly improved abound in grea.
March next.
TRIMS CASH The taxes fO' this year paid BY the pu
chaser. G0DDIS APPERBoN.
fell Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

BY DAVENPORT Co., Stock Auc;onsens.
(once cOrnor Ct Cary and 18Th sts)
WE shall sell, at the Office of the Old Domin.
lon Insurance Company FRIDAY, February H. 1854,
at - O'Clock, the folosing
BONDS AND Sr0JKS:
100000 Richmond and Danvile R. r per cent Coupon
Bonds
1880 Va. epe cent Registered Bonds, long dates
1900 Va. 6pes cent Coupon Bonds
5000 Confederate s per cent. Coupon Bonds, long
dates
10000 Confederate per cent. Titesn Il Hon Coupon
Bonds
1000 Confederate per cent. Coupon Cotton Bonds
100 shares Va. Central Il. T. Stock
is do Richmond AMI Danvil e r. 4 Stock
90 do Bank Of Richmond
do Bank OF Commonwealth
% do Old Dominion lns Co. Stock
do Petersburg Steamship Company ftock,
(caupsell)
And such othsr Bonds and Stocks may be ed before day
Of sale. DAVENPORT CO,
h9-h Stock Auc.loneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUA8LE Estate Of sl5 acres, in GoOc n

VALUABLE Estate of 3l5 acres, in Gooch-
land county near 10 James liver Is miles Of Aich
m0rd, for sale az Auction.
sell at Public iuctlon a. cur Office, IN the city Of
Richmond, adonng rank Of Ynla FRIDAY, the
10Th February 1885, at IL oclsck H. that very beautiful and at
trActve Farm. located above wi hin mile Of the Canal
and 10 Beaver Damthe farm owned by Gen. Joseph
r. Anderson, and recently BY oobin Warwick, Eqadjcnng
the lands OF Dr. John Morris W. t. Jarrett ana others, and
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. Charles y. Pope
contains 35 Of which about ESQ cleared
land OF excellent natural SELL embracing
Beaver Dam low grounds.
The Dwelling one containing above basement
Ing country for many miles in extent There
usual outhouses.
POSSESSION given The place very healthy and the
neghbohood equal 10 any In the county Terms cash.
diy at the option Of the purchaser
The taxeI for 1864 to be paid By the purchaser.
G0DDIN APPERe0N,
fe11-td Auctioneers.
invited exanlre the premises befO:e the
daV of sail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11
RICHMOND WING.
rHrnsnAt uoRNlNo; -. n. So.

IEaaS DAILY, year, $50 six months, SIS hr's months
Is For s las period, g per month
srs-gHlziH year. sac x monghs, SO No subscription
received .or lcss than s1 months.
wsklv yesr sii SIX months IS. No suSssEPu0n received
Tor le,s toa- az months.
Eeni,taaces a rllk OF the subscriber.
ecsurs whose papers marked With Gross VII aoaes,
Detsr o. .gbsarlpsOa L about 70 expire and VII
te- trr5rPty thsy wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

1900 do do eights. ......... 1855
1000 Florida r r. Co. bonds, S.. $50
There were also sold various Confederate bonds Of
small amour s. $40, 100 Confederate Treasury notes
7SOs, at $l0Si and $24 600 at $l04; ALSO $3.50 int
coupons OF Is mill issue, at $685. $3.50 do. North
Carolina 6's at $685. and $ll2 dividend bond of Va
Cent K r Co at $l63
Also, 10 shares Bank Of Commonwealth at $l9s; 30
do. OF $3.50; 4S do Bank OF Richmond at SAL; 10 do
Traders Bank at $780, 10 do Exchange Bank at Sl7S;
10 do Va Fire and Marine las at So; 100 do Merchants
ms at 500; 100 do at 1921; and do Richmond and Pc
tsrs burg Trading Company at $506.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

w ILL be sold at auction, at our Office, WE'D
w NESDAY the 17th day February, 1854 500 shares
stock In the Parmers' Bank Of Fincas.le.
ja2s-tcs LANCASTER co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

CARD OF THANKS We take pleasure in complying
with the request Of Adjutan: Thomas Of the 9Th Ala
bama Regiment, Battles Brigade to insert the blowing
acknowledgment of welltimed contribution to some
OF the regiment:
Battles BaIaADR, HEAD'oRs 6FH ALA REs'T.,
Camp near Richmond,
February, 9h 1864.
Mr.. Z. H. Broom, corner Mai" and Fifteenth Street,
Richmond:
am directed by the Colonel commanding to acknoEl.
edge the delivery of the coy tNenty pairs Of seeks
sent by ycu to the regiment by your brother, Captain
Smith, Inspector General Of the Brigade With the
qaes; that they be given to the needy OF the regiment
They have been distributed accordingly Your benevo-
erce is directed in the correc. CHANNEL for there ia
nothing Difficult. to procure in the army socks and
Shoes end there ia notbing that SO completely dsables
an army as cold and naked feet.
In behalf of those who are the rec pients of your
generosity, thank you. Truhfully l Assure you
that twenty Of those soldiers who stood to the front Of
your city without socks and almost shoeless, feel
be comforts of your industry and Kindness and twenty
OF Alabaml's strong arms m de stronger for
the prott cton of your city and your HOME.
Regretting with the regimenD that have not the
honor to personally tender ~ this assurance Of
gard, am, with the highest respect,
Your obedient servant,
JONI WHITE THozAs,
lst Lieu. and Adj't.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

A FARM FOR SALE
IA The Subscriber offers for
lying the upper end Of PoEsan county, about
OF o1rtsrsv containing -Four hundred
and Eortyhve Acres has il good Famed Dwelling vith
rooms kitchen fokehouse &C., good portion in oI al
and fine heart pine any the State and
venenL 10 steam saR Purchasers can see the farm BY
cang Mr. L. Hughes who resides on the place Ny address
Is carieTsvile p. o. JAMES MILLER.
January 7th lS64.--jal2 -2aW4E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-11

In accordance with the above orders, al officers arriving The
~ and those On duty In this city (who have not already
SOB VIII report In person, without delay, these
By order OF Bngader General Joaz H. WHDEE, Coming
Dept. J. W. PRGRAM A. A. Gen.
no l0--u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
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