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FOR rHE NATION
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURB F!
m THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
Dyspepsia! Indigestion!
. AsDALL
DIS T. A S u =
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Prepared by tho
Proprietors OF "Coe's Cough Balsam."

DYSPEPSIA Is not only the sure forerunner o
death, but the hecompanion of miserab.e life. II
has we'll been called the Nations scourge fol
more persons. both old and young. male ant
female, suilsr from its rayages, than from al
other ailments combined. IL robs the whole
system Of its yigor and energy, gives wearines,
and total indispositOn 10 those once strong anu
active renders the stomach powtrless TO digest
the food. and has for its attendants,
IsaiasAs, Hsar.bara. Constipation, Nausea al Sfon-
ecA. aad General Dsbihfy offAs 'rAois Sy'fs"'
refusing its subjects particle of nourishing or
hearty food, without paying the penalty in the
most agonizing distress. and ottentimes COM
ple,c prostration. To meet the terrible rayages
OF this worst Of oil Diseases. have prepared
"OOEs DYSPEPSIA OUREw
and We pledge our reputation upon our state
ment, when we say il will
OPositively Cure the Worst
of you, not in ycar--not in q montk-nor IN
wcek-but you shall see its beneficial influence
n, once. Immediately, and the day you take 1t.
To you who have lived for years upon Graham
Bread and plain diet, who dare not cat any
thing the lcastwise hearty-hrst, because the
Doctor has ordered the plainest food, and Sec
ondiy, for fear of the distress IL causes-rising
and souring ON your stomach, we say sit down
70 your dinner, eat ns hearty meal as YOU
wish, and rs soon as che food begins 10 distress
you. follow il by single tcaspooniul OF
The Union and journal., 1864-10-21

THE great remedy for Consumption. and
/ acknowledged by many prominent physi,
clans 10 be by far the most Reliable Prepara-
ton for the Relief and Cure of all
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examine into alleged abu.ss At Camp Lss, presented
the report Of the committee witch asked permission 70
send for perst ard papers which vas grated.
Bill No. 1lS. making an appropriation for The ceps
Lunatic Asyup at stsuat'n, was on mo y Q, nj
CROCKETT, tiken up and laid the table, after hng
blank in the bill with tho sum OF two hundred thou
sand do lars
Mr. WILSON, Of Isle Of Wight, offered joint resc-
laou asking the Governor to request the Secretary OF
War to exempt zee negroes ia the enemys llres &C.,
from the operations Of the l.'e law Of g. 10
regard to their impressment 30. The joint s.1ston
was passed.
Bal No 81 increasing the capital stock Of the Bank Of
the Cy of Petersburg was rtai thd time and passed.
Mr. BROOKE offered resolution nstfucting the joint
committee on sat Ia regard to certain measures, 81,
which was laid over until Monday. 49,
The bill concerning jalors fees was taken up, read
third time . ID passed.
The Senate sent back the joint resolution requesting
the Governor to convene the Assembly In November,
with the amendm ant that the Assembly meet on the rst
Wednesday in December. Tho ayes ard noes were
called with the following result: Ayes &c. noes =; 90
the senate's smendmsnt was agreed to.
Ga motion of Me-. JONES' the House adjourned.
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Special Exchanges.

By the last truce boat came son Of former Vice
President of the United States, SPEC ally paroled or eI-
chGnTed 0ne Southern citizen il we are not mistaken,
came in the same boat. In return for this act Of grace
on the part of the Yankee authorities Judge 0ud sends
back by the sams boat six for one, and one over
a bakers doz N of Yankees for two Coniederates-as
VII be seen by the subjoned extract, from the local
columns of the Wing Of last Saturday:
snHr NoErH BIT FLAG OF TRUcS.-Thef Following per-
sons were sent from usde Thunder to City Point by
flag of truce boat yesterday evening: g. T. Bulkley,
correspondent of the New York Herald; d. Haeken'
dorm, citizen 4. hust,ugh, suffers clerk; T. Z. Ma
theWs John Watson, Patrick O. Croghan, citizens and
Mary Jane johnson, the youug woman discovered IN
soldiers Clothes among the Yankee prisoners on Belle
Isle. ,iG-
From the Libby the following we're sent BY the same
beat: Major A. b. Wade, 7Sd Indiana; 1t G. j..
Doughty, Qaartsrmastsr, 51st Indiana; Asst Surgeon
r 7. Baker, 18th New York Cavalry; Ast Surgeon A..
Robinson, 18th Illinois Cavalry Surgeon J. 7. Gal
loupe l7Ih Massachusetts,; Thos Baker, w. ID. Til
s.on, and T. J. Goodwin.
These parties we're the subjects OF special exchange
and parole; but wherefore we have not learned.
This is no. ALL II memory does not deceive US, ~
was stated in late paper that Captains Sawyer and
Flynn, who had been condemned 10 death for two Von
fsderate officers murdered BY Burnside for recruiting IN
Kentucky had been or would be sent North to elect
exchange and thereby release from prison Two ecerf
one of them of high rank and relative OF an oncer
If very high grade, who have been held as hostages
for the said Sawyer aud Flynn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMRRCIAL

OFFICE or TIE Vino, Feb. 9Th, 1854.
The FIVE per cent. tax certificates heretofore
issued il of the 4si section Of the Assess
ment Act" will be receivable at par ia payment Of Con-
federa,e taxes assessed for lhe year 1861 but will not
be receivable all payment Of taxes for the present
year.
The Enquirer raises an important question
In yesterday ISSUE argues that the Srd section Of
the ajax Act" requires the payment OF tax Of five
per cent upon specie IN kind instead Of five per cent
10 Confederate currency. /. arrives at this sson
from the view Of the fact that in other sections Of the
act the word value is used the basis Of taxation, but
n the 81 section, and other, the word amount Ia
used We are disposed to believe that the Enquirer is
right bus is to be regretted that Congress did not
indicate lie intent more explicitly. The I'd section i'm
poses tax Of five per cent upoa the amount Of all bills
of exchange drawn in foreign countries to be assessed
aud collected according to the value thereof at the
place where the is paid This clause admits Of but
one construction which il tina. every bill Of exchange
drawn since the passage Of the act subject at pres
emit rates, 10 tax Of FIVE per cent upon about $ls0for
every f5 sterling promised the face of the bill II
cannot be possible that Congress intsnded go great
discrimination against bills of exchange a. would re-
sui, from King them twenty to twenty-five times more
than foreign goli 1. il reasonable to presume
that the intention to approximate The tar apecie
to that On foreign bills BY subjecsng the former to
tax kind Of re per cent correspoeing with the OAK
of Ave per cent the value of bills.
The tax will probably be assessed under this con-
sirucion OF the law, and be paid BY the banks and
brokers under protest. with the hope that the next Con.
gress which meets in May, will amend the law as 10
remove the ambiguity Of the 81 sectioa. gI
In Lexington, on 22d inst, 10000 Of Rock
bridge county bouds redeemabs on ls January next,
were told auction for t4 u.s. being something over
forty per cent. premium. tarR
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Fxemplarv Mem.

Lpcolp, though an undoubted yulgsrian. Is man Of
temperate hlbls Seward though destitute OF private
i.t.ghty, person Of exemplary condsct; 30 win
Chase, kcOlsan and many others.
So says the Southern sOntsdsraey.
We agree not at all with our contemporary. Aoe Is
Is ob,csne al nshwomln and though not habitually
drunk, drinks we'll, for man OF his age. de has
long brrrsL and IL takes heap to Gil it, Seward gets
about "haf splis" every day at dinner and is so very
exemplary that the Safe Of Goorgi. still contains the
living part coored evidences Of the good example he
s,t his pupil, In the old field school which he taught
there. Chase has long been kuown as a thiet on q
grand scale and Mcclellan was at one time, very much
addit ted to drink. His wife reclaimed him.
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0nr Dead.

We clip the following from an exchange paper:
THH DEAD OF SoUrH CARoLIsA.-W B. Johnston,
Fac Of South Carolina, who was appointed agent TO
record the names of soldiers em that State who have
fallen during the wa' reports satisfactory progress His
report made up to the lst Of November, shows an az
gregate los Of 1859 men, OF which numoE zss Tell
IN bstls or died from wounds and $3.50 from disease,
includin few from accidental causes. sp
Has anything of this sort been done In Virginia p
II any such agent has been appointed have yet to
hear bis name Yet the record Of dead As worthy
Of preservation THAI OF any other State Certain
counties is said have undertaken the task of keeping
record Of their dead, wounded and disabled, but as
State, Virginia has believe taken no action in the
matter We commend the subject to the attention Of
our Legislature. ~
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Pauers for the Army.

The failure to receive their papers, has been cAIse
o. great aud just complaint BY the soldiers Of cur army
We are informed by the Postmaster of this city, that
this failure is due principally to tho fact that the army
has not AMI, Of necessity, canno. have, fired post
uiee and as the law requires all postage papers 10
be pre- paid it b under existing arrangements imprac
cable in all cases to furnish the evidence OF such pre-
payment Asthe Law now stands where the postage is
urr paid at the Office where the paper published the
receipt is sent to the post Office where the paper Is to
delivered. But the Office for delivery to the SOL
der is cI nJtanty changing and it is imprac.icabe to
send these receipts from O,s TO Office the soldier
changes his location. Thus it very often happens that
the evidence of the payment is lest and the paper by
law cannot be delivered Where the postage is not pre-
paid at the Office Of publication, it most be prepaid at
the Office Of delivery But the soldier is net allowed 10
% to the cice himself and the mail messenger, WHO'S
san, cannot win not pay the postage for him. Thus
he does not get his paper But should he succeed
in paying the postage at the cce Of delivery, he must
run the risk and great It lie for soldier Of los
Ing his receipt and when he changes bis post Office DO
10 es bis paper, or must pay the postage again. We
are informed that of thousands Of papers for SOL
6iers have been returned to The Richmond Pcs. Office
because the postage was not paid upon them.
To obvAte this great inconvenience the Postmaster
of the city of Richmond has made an arrangement by
which the publishers Of papers in this city author
lied, upon furnishing him with written statement Of
all papers sent by them to bona d' subscribers in the
army and prepaying the postage on the same to mark
uch papers paid" aud they viii be fOrwArdsdfrOm bis
Office and delivered at any other Office in the COnfed-
tracy without further questionable fac. that they are
pssCd through his office as 'pAid" being conclusive
evidence Ct such payment. at other Offices The OBJ
iect in allowing the publishers 10 mark such papers
paid" Is 20 prevent the delay which would eOsue, II
hey were detained in his Office 70 be stamped paid"
Generally papers sent to the PostOfce early in the
morning Of the day on which they are published and in
most cases but short time before the departure OF the
eay mas l. Is impracticabe. therefore to the Post
master to do more than to srbute and bag them be-
fore the departure Of the mails. In all cases where
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paper l. directed to particular poStOfcs for soldier
il will BE- sent on by tie first mail after is puOlca'ion'
Ba. where il ia not directed to any POstOce but spPy
TO soldier belonging to any particular regiment Dn-
psde or Independent company, 1t cannot generally DC
sent OF until the day after it's publication, DscAu,e ~
such mail matter has to be distributed and Daegsa ~
csrks whose business il is to attend excussey 70 ,uo
army nails and who could not possibly discourage .uN
duty in time to send or the papers the same morning
that they are published These AMY clerks are KEEP
advised Of the changes in the Offices Of every regiment
in the army, and they alone properly send ma mat
ter which is simply directed to some regiment or DR.
gads without any pOsOfhce being designated and o"ts
% the vast amount of mail matter for the army qeay
Of day is unavoidable.
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SBV8RAL VALUABLE FARMS IN GH rs.

CEVERAL VALUABLE FARMS IN CHRS-
~ TRRFIELD, HENRIJo, HANOVER AND sPOrsYLFANlA
We are authorized sell TIE following valuable tracts Of
land, W: 49, a, - -
bslo RcAmond called ~BaldWin containing so acres Of
uh ca Aboa oaehd open land and tEoeirds in wood and
timber The improve OF he place amply tuneent for
he use OF the place. Priee SIS per acre.
tract land 10 said county, near ne Clover Blu Fs
eAl-d "Peru containing S acres The Improvements are M
8erent there valuable parcel Of exseiat tos on "
Pdce go per acre -. -,
S mat vauible tract Of land In Henieo the ChekA
honiny about Richmond, afi1ng The lands OF
Me,sr James Dr.. Trent and receLty Owned By
Mr. Goudn. Il contains 552S scre Of which mere an
anps supply OF timber The buildings hongh Lot
go vel comsorabls. This Il Justly resArded most Va
ia able estS.e. Price SIS per
an me tract lad eaed 80 n Hanover hs Pa
muakey adjoining lands Of Jucge Meredith Drs T. Broek.
enbroah others eonang 255 acres o. which about ball
open land oneSaf il original and econdSry growth The
bu idlngs on n are mssh vAl1e Price 80 per acre
san zoe Of land In spOt lanA 90 me Telegraph roas
Aboat PredereklbuIg containing 4a acre recently
Osoed tn heirs Of Dr. Dickinson The buildings though Old
are Set 10 tAe ain eomfortAale. Pdco e2l acre
These ohsred for sale a. The os figures mentioned
above Ehe te thsm The ne1t lev dAJ
II MOI soi days they vii be with iraUn fom
The taxes for paid TIE IurchAse To those IS
pissed inve.i ianaS foregoing excellent 0PPOr'u
nhy. $50 ......
feN-4t dODDlN a ARfhAoON-
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HOUSE OF DELRGATES
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Taylor, Chaplain 10th Virginia
Cavalry.

=
To repeal the act passed March 9S, 1868 entitled
act ippOsi for the support Of Government and
to contI U, rights and remedies of the Commonwealth
aud pre- csioing further regulations for lice lses
A bill establishing al agency to prosecute claims
against the Confederate States due the estates OF de-
ceased soldiers, aud discharg and disabled solders
bill 10 amend and reenact sections D. 10 aud 81 OF
Oh oter ll3 Of the Code Of Virginia edition Of 1850
Me. BOULDIN ofaed joint resolution, having in
view the meeting OF the General Assembly OF Virginia
on the 9lh OF January 1865 unles the Governor STA
see proper to call the Assembly together at an carrier
day.
The rssou lion was discussed length pro aud CON-
The ayes and nays called tor laying on the table,
with the following ret alt: Ayes 20, noes H.
The question then recurring upon an amendment pro-
posed by Mr. HUTCHINSON, that the General ASSEMBLY
meet on the third Monday in December, 1864 conside-
able debate ensusd.
NJ ROBERTSON proposed to amend by inserting the
frat Monday in November 1884, as the day Of meeting
Of the General Assembly.
Mr. WILSON called for the previous question, which
was usianed.
MrANDERS0N called for the ayes and navs, with the
folio wing resut-ayss 81, noes so; so Mr. RS amend
ment was adopted. Tae question then rtcurred upon
the adoption Of the resolution ameoded.
Mr. ANDERSON demanded the ayes and nays which
erIered with tbs following result-ayes "a, noes
"a so the Joint resolution agreed to.
Mr. B0ULDlN, from the Committee on finance, offered
joint resolution in regard to the rea of - Murray,
which was agreed to. s..sss
Mr. ROBERTSON presented report in regard to OIL
GERS who resigned from the U. g. service aud in
service Of the Safe Of Virginia, watch ordered TO
be printed.
Mr. MAGRUDER, Of the special joint committee to
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
nd altar TITEsnAY March

" Trains Of this Compsny Will be a. follows: =
The Mall Train viii leave Rich nond Depot daily, a 6s2
arrive at Hac iton's IL 1890 A. Returning, will lea
ntons at 1880 A. NJ and srive In Richmond st $40
will leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted) at s:30
rive at Milford at $50 P. n. Returning. will leave
5:l5 A. NJ. aud arrive In Richmond at 90o A. H.
eThe Freight Trains vii leave Richmond fr-veekly
dSys Thursdays and Saturdays. Returning, vii arriy
mond on rare days. sAHL kUIl
ONCE T. ZAP T. Z. %.
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\TEAT LITTLE MARKET FARM UF 500

~ bAI IIIIIb MAhhhI thLsW NI OV4
~ Acre, Tho Deep Kun tunpke, six miles above heh
mond together With Farming Implements thereon, intending
also, three Muiss, Cow o Of Hay me
uar5sc Ice LANDER sale aucou.W We shall sell ~
auction on premises WEDNESDAY the sh OF February
1sef A n e eek NJ, the excellent Hale Yarn located a.
above aBoning the Lawrence Bennett, and
others thirty and three quarter acres Of which aooa
twelve acres cleared and the balance 10 Eoods The I'm
provemen consist comfortable dwelling, containing Tour
roem bess stable tArn, e5rnh5use. &c, aud an Ice
houss parly Ice uhch win be sold ieparEtey Also
VII be sold three mules wagon, one Cart loi OF
lumber hay, and all the farming implements and large
ou ,utity OF excellent Possession given AZ o-ee
GODDN 4 APPERBON,
AuctlOneers.
me foregoing Far not having sid yesterday a. suction
a i nov oer a. private sale 1cladng three Mules hne
COW wagon ana harneE cart and harness. large los Of
haV Al he rng Implements abou. 5000 feet Of hs rata
laaber; aSo, about 5,0e0 bushels Of ice.
To eject speedy Involvement vii be ohered should
the farm not Be sold in week VII be rented out 70 careful
N1 rs 50 SpPV eODDIN AEPERsON.
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u BIT GoDlJN q APPERsos, Auouosnas
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE LAND

AND HOMkbfEAD fOh bALh.
Az the OF the oer qu trust and By the authority
ang the trust tha PRIDAY the 9TH day OF March, 1884,
O'Clock, oner for the premses, at public
ton the highest bidder without regard TO wesoeD TRACT
or LAND In county Ct Hanover lying both sides Of the
kichmond Frsdekbug and Potomac ka osd between Rich
mond Ashland about mles the latter place.
mile Kbys turn cut Tbs tract contains three
hundred acres about onehrd OF which cleared
the being wooded and having upon coed
Pine and Oak timber.
The land improved but susceptible Of high
degree Of improvement and being near Richmond and immed
itey the railroad, could be readily and eheapy I'm
proved .- -.
There The prensess good frame DWELLING HOUSE.
recently erected and passage on each door, and
double yersnda 10 foot similar one IN the rear good
Kitchen, ree excellent quarters, two with three
ych and al having brick 'hnneys an Ice house. which
full Of ce house, stables for horses and COWS,
aud two wells OF hne both OF which are well brcked up
The place well wa.ered and well drained and enclos
The title ths land believed 10 be perfect but selling
trustees We only convey with special warranty Poession
OF house given wta days from the day Of sale,
purchaser enter upon the lard Immediately for The
purpose farming Cash, AND the
and equal secured By deed
premises. all Oasa preferred BY the pu-
The for 1854 to be paid BY ,he perchsser
BENZ. POLLARD,
Trustees for Mary = Thornton.
Ps Al the same tine and place WIN be sold all the FARMING
IMPLENENTs consisting Of the usual variety.
Feb 30, 1854 Id
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VALUABLE FARM OF zoo ACRES IN

VALUABLE FARM OF 200 ACRES IN
King william county within three miles q Ayetts for
seAt TIE request Of Mr.. o. a. Winston, oder for sale me
vaabe estate On he resides within three miles Of
Aystt MAitaponl river ana 10 neshborhtoA equal
20 any IN county, and with ehuIces and mill near BY
M estate susceptbe being sde GOAL - the best In The
ne EhbohO lrkaoy level for one o. lie sHe fne
bal dngs ample, aud gensrAy In good repair wh esh
hsn person can .vsrAxr 400 eorn 900 bushels
and 1000 bushels Of wheat About oneha Of the
opsu Ian has been the Of g. buahe 70 the acre
40 ne im has recently divided into i've helds All Of
which t In good state ompJvseut Aboui 30 70 ~ acres Of
meadow land, Of which tWOthirda Il 10 graaL
ferns reasonable. - .--..
Apply 70 60DDiN AFfkAsON'
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KSPECIAL NOTICE.

KxuHINaE AND BANKING HOUSE OF D. 7. WILLIAMS.
RcHNoND Rsb. Is, 1854.
A LII persons holding my checks on any bank
IA are nothed present for mmedate payment
q he bank o. The uuds there tor The cheers
Cheers held for yment ~ April viii ress entirely E'n e
h0ldefs aud the respective banks.
DsPos5Fs with ny notified 70 WihdH hsir e.Pse
live l,nes OF advise a. oucs disposition make OF the
f,pts be ore ne L. kpr viii be laid
ASIDE Tor she ssPeve amounts % he ea Of each Gsor
k25 div ID. MlLLlAnS
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GODDIN 4 AFPERs0N.
NETTING OF THE BANKS.-At

MhhIlN6 Vt Ahe DANho.-Ab
IA meeting Of tie Banks Of The city Of Rehnond held on I
a FebruAry 49, 1884 foosng resolutions we're ordered 70
b pabHihed 10 the papers q this city: $3.50. -,
Ee,oved Thst rube notice be given that The banks Of ms
etv I'll and necesIary GRE 70 thelr depostofs euung
Bla IL exchange deposits a. tasr ere Ga me st aAy
Ami next ths four per Conderate bond authorized ~
~ "a entitled al ae 20 reduce NE currency
Al 10 suthoriss 4 new isius 4 notes and bondA'
- s.sto nd BapkS Are invited 70 draw balances prior
70 s ssh day March, that day and un ne lst o. AP
ne s.d banks VIII be compelled - decline dePosu or 70 pay
eheoks drAEn ag aiost them. .
RsoVed balances due by one Bank 70 anoner ana
deposors crodsd and amer the LIST Of april WI Pc Peyeos
- fsR8-6t
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NOTICE.


1NH8 Subscriber will be prepared with blanks
Il Tor hose wish make adAvt 10 oeiAn sal to be
- J. B. MACMURDO,
fsqs-s6Fu Notary Public Sank Of Richmond
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DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-1he

DISTRIBUTION OF OIIl oAbI.-1 he
~ dstributon OF SAT- ebtAned By NE city from The state
Sal Worts commenre FKDAli the Goth Instant a. he
uash5us % spottt Harvey, ian street APPLICANTS must
ay hereto stating tsAt ey are residents CT
ehmoad and n persons In taer families Who are
also ac udng eli and coors( Refugees are en-
ted 10 saL rhey their adav hat hey are ref
from county, urning 10 Achroad ana hat they
have no. received salt In bgon for any other ely or
county for 1884 person Ill receive 20 poono a. 10 eea
per p0und p0an that each applicant MAKE NE eaeu
DAVID J. tURR,
n b HILL
L. W. GLAZEBROOK
fsgs-a Committee or he Council
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OLD Rye Whiskey, Peach Brandy, Apple
very choice quality.
fe29-st STOKES, WILLIAMSON %
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A I meeting Of the Banks Of the City OF
IA Rchmond held wednesday, 24h February 1864,
e following rssouOn ordered 20 Be pubhsd In The papers
Of Ills city
Resolved That Be given that the Backs Of this city VII
declae pay undrawa cVdend certificates Of deposit and
ohe 81 any date prior % ne ssh March except the
currency sxsdug rated and Vlaee; and all
hrsa entitled dyidends ard holders q such eeeAes and
shsess, requested % collect he sane iorthWta
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- IS Barrel: Choice Sugar,
For sale By
fe.e-3t CHAS i. WORKMAN w.
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THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
SAVANNAH. GA.

SAVANNAH, GA,
CAPITAL TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS,
Securely insssf "a @s State Of o.or0a and ofasr Beads
HAVING established an Agency in Rich
IL mond prepared TO .gsn.t damage b. are
buildings every description Parnure Merchandise and Pro
duce for long perIo All loses adjusted promptly, and
f-' AARON WILBUR, President.
JH. MONTAGUE, AGENT
fs25-2sv2v Richmond, Va.