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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
Mr.. ". ~ lEeM:

Mr.. " ~ WicM:
Yeu wiz lease notice that the 1bTH DAY OF YKB2U
AIRY 1854 De the Sunrise Sunset Of that day.
~ tbs once Of Edward chambo The town Of Boy dton
Meckenburg County shall take the depoL ion Of sundy Wit
nsses TO read a. evidence Opancery Suit pending In the
Circuit Court OF the County OF Oh Iot IN which plaintiff
and you and others defendants And from any said
deposition shall or comp The day
mgnatee the taking thereof viii be postponed continued from
day 70 DAY q the ams place until completed Yours, ke
jai6-1aW4g 4 J. TOONH
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FROM.OHARLEsT0N

CHLRLEsTOS, Jaa 2l.-rhe enemy ooynmtncsd to Ace
fsseshel to-day. oae huudred and three shells were
cred from half plst five yesterday to hAlfpast five this
evening. No casuatei-WeAIhes pls'sAnt.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Jan. % Very little firing to day
Only elevenshells fred into the oly. The enemy
Smelling Ssc'ssonVe from Light House Inlet bat
teries. Position of the feet remain, unchanged
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

. PRoTTrs or WocLEN kILLa-The Washington wool.
en) Mills at Lawrence, sold goods 20 the amount Of
nearly four millions Of dollars last year. asd their pro-
6ts $4,000 about fifty per cent on their csp.
ita Their surplus now amounts to $3.50 900, ami they
propose to invest half of h by adding 26 sets of
ohinery moro TO their mi Is,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
TIIRST CLASS RRsIDEGOR FOR SALE IN

DANiILLE PAlhe bouss Contains besides thres
easements and large ted nth every
nience for housekeeping The kitchen has two room and
excellent, neYer-ing wen a water e. the door, servants
house, (new with four pAsierd aud wteWsshsd There
h Dede very foe stable and carriage house Ihc last needs
repair; all the other h1useI In excellent order.
cre Is flower garden OF choice variety Of sArubbery and
flowers and large ard very productive vegetable garden The
beat and forward In the town. The healthy
any Virginia elsewhere Possession given Immediately
Por terms, apply 20 DR. Nm. 5. GREEN,
isb-c6s Danyills, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
AUOTION RALEA.
EUTURR DAKs.

BY WILLIAMSON 4 CO., Ancts.
No. 1879 Main street.
MAGNIFICENT PIANOS,
Al AUCTION.
On wEDNEsD Y the 2Ih instant eonmsnsing 10 O'clock
NJ we viii sell Al our Sales Rooms, No. l99 hain sfeet
EIGHT PIANOS,
OF the fcllssi9g make and size:
i full teVen octave, Rosewoo cd, Raven, Bacon 4 Co.
full seven octave, Rosewood, ChickerpF
! hx octave, RoseEood, Durham
Hunn's h Clarke
Knsbe 4 earle
(aQ CT supeiisr tone and finish
ALSO,
WArtrobsE, Oabirets
Hair Cloth, Cane and Windsor ChalrI
Jenny Lind, French and Cottage Bedstesds
Taoles, Desks, sofss =
Hair, shuck and Cotton MAttrEMes
Blankets, Quilts and Sheets
Cur ains, ard Mirrors
Cooking, PArlos and other Stoves.
Books snd stationery
Watches, Jeweiry, Fancy Articles, &C., &c.
ALSO
2boxes Glars
(8l x4Sl
90 x 20
I % z2s
leH Z 70
WILLIAMSON co..
Auctlonsers.
ND.-The Pianos VIII be sold at II 0'clcck precisely:
Ja92-etd Wa co.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

'THE Board OF Visitors, at their regular meet
Ing 10 Jana.ry wiz nn existing vacancss In the lat Of
Discts 5h, on ION. 10th 18Th, 10h sOh. sQd s4h,
s5th 8sIh, 40tA, 42d, STth
pointed from the State at large.
applications win be submitted q the superintendent or the
Adutsnt General Of Virginia prior 70 18th yanuiry. 1884
FRANCIS Il SMITH,
ds2s-laWSW Superintendent
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

PY A DECREE of the Circuit Court of the
- City Of Richmond entered the Both day Of November
1soS In the suit Of AmberS Executors Amblers Adnnra
tor and ala ire Court ordered decreed Philip
Amber Administrator OF John Amber deceased, do render
further account Of his transactions before Of the Commits
Eone of this Court The parties Interested hereby nohed
that have hxed TUESDAY, The 26h Of January 1884, ct
ONCE In the City Of Richmond, 70 take the said account
TH0S. J. EVANS,
de7h-Nln nommiarinnsr
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NEW CONCERN.

We have this day associated ourselves in
business under the style and Arm Of LEE BOWMAN for the
purpose OF conducting the Negro Auction and Commission u
At the old Sand Of Lee James, Franklin street, and
solicit the patronage Of ends the public generally
promising best ererons 70 promote the Interest pat
From the long experience Of senior partner
ourselves that obtain the highest market prices
negroes entrusted to as. n. N. LEE
January ], 1884 N. BOWMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

AB0r4IVLArSs PAINOIs-We learn, ssyI The ga
vanuSb Republican, that eight persons found on bard
schooner sbou; 70 iua the blockade from Georgia
port wero Sc &c and brought back By military guard
oco nigh, as. week. We not Spre bat taas the
COniedsraoy would 30 stronger without such people
than with item.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

FIRE-The sllrm Of fire. yesterday afternoon, WAS
caused by the ignition of apartition Of the Upper Sta
ton Houle, through which the stove pip' passed. No
material damage resulted from the fire.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE CONCERN OR LEE AZ LANES L

Il ths day dolVed By mutual Either partner Is
authorized TO the Of the In settlement
Those holding claims agAlnIt them will present
for payment, and those Indebted will please forward
PAy. n. N. Ike.
T. D. JAMES
Richmond, January Isl 1884, .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

ALMOsF WORTHY or YASKEE.-A styshly dress 4
young lady recently testified before court in P .ii
that she well paid for fanting away the theatre
out of pure emotion a. the uagical moment pointet
out beforehand by The author of the play.
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s. NJ. BOWMAN.

In retiring from the business, it gives me
pleasure TO patronage my friends and PAT
rOns the new Of Lee Bowman.
jA2-dln \. D. JAMIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

'My lad" said lady to boy carrying mail bag,
'are you ANAL boy ?"
eyer doesn't think I'm female boy, does yss'"
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RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY nORNING, JAN. %. 1854.

FzRMs- DAnr year. SsOi s1 months els Ares months
ss For = less psEiod. 90 Per month
SEu-WEzxlI1 ysar. t2 sx months, SlO. No subscription
received for less than SIX monthS
WuHELT year, elO m0ahs e5 No subscription received
for les month";
Relaistancesa the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

HIsToRr OF TIE CAMPAIGN OF lS6S.-We learn that
Mr.. J. very ssns, is preparing history of tie
psgn of the army OF Norihe-n Virginia, of the year
1868 For the greater part Of that year Mr. Sener was
Army correspondent of the Richmond EnquirI un.
der the pssdonym of X Hs opportunities for obtain.
ing the materials have been good and derived in
part from personal observation and his Communications
give evidence that lie Is well fitted for the Undertaking
GSE. BEATRIsARD and Stsf were in Savannah on the
OOth ;rst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

THE Subscriber, being DESTROYS of renting
Il his FAB4 for the present year, well known hALNkaP
HILL lover end OF H-nrco county. aoiDnS Turkey l.
md James River, takes tbs method Of od=ng the 70
The field for sutvAt with coed season, sill make
Of ten barr els from thousand 10 hse"
hundred barrels o0rn will be ON tso TO three hun
died well get In clover that may be moved next
ALI the labor Of fencing will be sIVei The late fence law
operation in Henco. NJne need apply but such CHER
that the land will no be injured whilst In possession
the tenant.
Apply for terms TO Mr. HaElewood Kemp vhoss arm din
Maern, Mr.. VIM Philips, Richmond, 10 the subsc ioe
at HsWtown, King and Queen County
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suuseS hoIs papers marked with Cross Win andsr,
and thsi Vsr Of subscription AOOutO expire aad WI
ronlt promptly neg Vish heir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

TRE CURRRSCY IN l77S AND lSS4.-In the third year
ofIhe Revolutionary War, IT'S, General Washington
writing about tao currency, said:
"a rat in the shape Of horse is not to be bought at
this lime for less than goo, saddle under 80 or
40 boots 20 and shoes aud other articles IN like pro-
portion. HoE Is it possible, therefore for officers 10
stard this without an increase Of payi Aud how is it
diff rent pliees, from FIVE 10 fifteen pounds per hun
drej bay from 10 to 80 ponds ton and beef AID
other essentials in its proportion
Counting a pound at S.. We mus! perceive how
nearly prices then correspond With thoie prevailing
row.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMAGRoIAL.
RIOHMosD, Jan. ~, 1854.

RIcHNOSD; Jan. ~, 1854.
AT MOssrs. Davenport q Co.'S auction sale of
bonds aud stcck etc -day, the folio ing prices
OBJ aimed. The bonds we're sold wih interest added =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
TELEG APH IO

Entered according Of Congress In the year 1885,
THRIsHKR the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court Of the Con-
tedsrase Ssiss for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

HENRY CLAY.-The NV York Hera states that when
Henry Clay vas living he purchased farm in Kentucky
for Bis son Thomas, and stocked aud prepared it tho
roughly for his use. After few years residence on
the farm Thomas wrote to his father fer more money!
that his farm needed i'm pOrtant improvements and he
lad not the Hlerewith to procure what he needed Mr.
Clay replied to the effect that he TnOmas had Sqann
dered the means he had given him in preparing the
farm for his use, he should 90 to III. Thomas replied
10 biei letter to his father, foll1Ws. This letter
(ssys Yankee papsr) is with friend in Ciucin-
natl:
Ny DEAR FATHER Your kind Letter of - ms ant ID
before me. have perused and digeaed its contents,
and am obliged to return you my Warmst gratitude or
the kindly admonition it contains. The destination you
direct me to go will be strange 10 me- and have deem
ed it the part ola euful son TO request Of you Letter
of il PRODUCTION
Hoping soon to hear from you, remain your most
ebedient and duiiiul son, THOMAS CLAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
7 AND FOR SALE

II AND FOR ALI
~ 700 ACR ES.-
Land Mes In Buckingham county, about miles N. w.
the Court and miles from Hardweksye where there
good bridge across James RIVER, furnishing safe and dursb'
10 the canal.
One parcel Of this LIND lies upon either side Of two public
roads, embracing junction OF the roads, contains about lo
Acres md desirable situation for merchant anis Of
kind, professional about 80 Acres cleared
cabins, oTcharoB, &c.
OF 400 desired 850 with good Building
Logs 40 cleared, vita good water power for
ehiaery besulul site for Grst and Saw MIL with sbun
dance Of ber ad0nag, good situson for cusicrn Corr
MIL and place prepared BY nature the erection Of dam
Toe balance OF the Land original and beautifully
prther description Is unnecess.ry these whng TO buy wiu
view land PETER Il. PAfTESoH.
Address, BIT. Vince Buckingham. no27 eff
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

TIE PoUsD SrEHLISG.-Tne Journal of Commerce
thus answers inquiry often made:
corr,ep lndent asks for an explanation of how
many cents" are rene enled by certain sterling go
taton. He can Always ascertain by multiplying the
quotation BY 81 444, which is the nominal par Ii the
quotation for sterling is 100 per cent then four dollars
iorty four cents and four mhls equal the pound aud
ls0IS4 "A l. equal 81 II with email Irscion that is
100 per cent equals dollars and eleven the
pound stetlng. VAriols attempts have been made to
:Sntorm the quotations for sterling to the simple rule
many cents 70 the pound but they rave hitherto
been al No other exchange quotation is so
intricate In French ex1hapg, IS so that three
frarcs and fly centmss q. g., three and halt fsncs
reckoned to the dollar and all the her quotations
give many to ID dollar gu lder, or leading
mVLey ecs OF the couaty which is ramed in the rick
oaing Exchange on London or other British por,s
(cIlled sterling eX,hnge) is the oey exception this
conytn ent RUE A. InVeterae ha5ii is tue only OBJ
stacie a chluge, which should always quote the
pound sterling at 81 So So co. IS go 81 l2, or what
its miglt be the selling rate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
JETFERsOE DAVIS
Presiden. OF the Confederate
States Of America.
TRANSLATION I

iaANsLArIoN
10 ths LlEfrisFJ gJsi Honorable JKTTRRsOH DAVIS,
Prssids't Of ~ CoHtaisrats States Of Aasries Blob
m0nd
P.Us P. TX.
Ius,doos ard Honorable Sir, greeting We have
latey received with n kindness as vas meet she gen
IL men ms BY your EKcelercy to present 10 Us your
letter dated on the 3Sd Of last psmber We have re-
eeNed certainly sasl easure in learning, both from
these genteen anc from your letter. the feelings Of
grst 60Sion and Of p;ry warm apr cation With which
Ia lu rcus and Honorable Sir, we're moved When you
sL hal kloSl cgs Ct our letters written in 0eO; Of
the prveoi0S year to Ike Venerable Brethren, John
Archbishop Of New TcIk, and John, Archbishop #
New Oglpans, IN Wh'0h We again aud again urged and
exhored hCs. Venerable Brethren tina. becsuse Of Their
exemplary Piey AID Cps-OpA zeal ,h,y shoOid employ
their most earnest Efforts, in name, also, IN
order that Che fa,d civil which had arisen
in tAe Safes 8oald end, and that abe Ieo-
pc Of America might again enjoy mutual peace
and concord and lsye Zach other with mutual charity.
Aud is IA been very gr aying 20 u 10 IeoOsas, L
hstyous and HoCor e SIR, that yOu and your psop.e
are ansnated oy shs same dssIe for peace and
Qaii which w had 50 earnestly inculcsted in our
Ao.eAii l-s5H 10 ne Venerable Brethren above
named. On, thIs Che her people also Of the Sat
and tcetr ruV>S csas5eg.ng seriously hoF crusl and
how depcrabe a his Intestine war, would receive
etnbsaoe th4 cCuus L Of peace sld uA guilty. W.,
Indeed, shall 20 cease VIII most lsIVent prayer TO be-
Beesh God, the b. ana Highest aud 10 implors Hun
% pCuc or sassPr OF CHRISTIAN love and peace up
al the p,Ople Of nerci and 10 rescue them fOn Je
great CalaDties slsa "a eh they ere eff o.ed AID
also pray tie most usrcilu Lord that he viii ilu
mine Your Excel,sny the ghs Of His divine grace
. q unite YOU with ourselves 10 Perfecl charity.
Given Rome, s.. Peters, o. the 81 Dscsnbsr,
ls6S in the Z ghtesnIh year of-our P1ouheIe.
PITS p P. X
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E1EcuIrvE OTFIcs,

been published;
EXECUTIVE OFFIcs
RichmoIj, Sept. IS, 1881
Aost Venerable Chief Of tie Holy See and SOSrsiga
P0NiiF Of tks ROHdH Catholic CAgsh:
The tiers which Your Holiness addressed to the
Venerable Chiefs Of The Catholic Clergy in New 0reaDs
and Nsr York nave been brought 10 nv a rnSou and
have read with emotion the tsrms In which you are
pleased 70 express the dep sorrow with which you re-
gard the slaughter ruin ard devastation consequent on
the war nov Waged By ehe Government Of tie United
Sates sgansl The States and people Which have
besn chosen 10 preside, and IN heh you dloct them,
and tho clergy und.r their authority, e1hOTs the
-psCps aud the rulers to the exercise Of mu1uar charity
and the love OF peace. | an deeply sensible Of the
Christian charity and mplihy with shch Youe Holt
ness has appeaedtO the venerable clergy Of Your
Chu CD, urging them 70 aud apply all study and
ertion 10 the restoration Of peace and tranquility.
therefore, deem il M duy - Cfsr 70 your Holiness
In ny and in that Of The peOpe Of the On
deFae States, ihs expression Of and
dial apprecia len Of the Christian charity aad love by
which your Holmes Is setlta,ed, and 70 assure you
tcat this people a. whose Leartastones tle eutmy is
nov pssing ii threats Of Gre oppression aud NE rel
carnage and ever have been earnestly de-
sirOus that tis wicked shall Geese; tbas have
offered me Ooss col Of Or FA hes who IS in HEAVEN
prayers Inspired by ths same feellf s. hca animate
your Holiness that ssi,e no evil 10 cur eren 90
scovet any Of me posses Ols but are only ssu S.ng
10 The end that they shall % dtVaStAts our lad
and Ct useless and cruel slaughter upon our people
and that We be permitted % We at pescs with I'll
kind urder cur own laws and T. ituoas which protect
every man m the eDjoJmens no; cny Of his temporal
rights but Of the freedom Of WorShPpng God accord
ing 20 his own 81.
l. therefore, sy your Holiness accept from me- and
from the people these Confederate Safes the sssu-
rance Of our sincere thanks o. your fort 20 aid the
Gauss Of peacs aud Of earnest Wis es that your life
may be prolonged Ala thai G0d may have you in His
holy keeping.
(Sgnsd) JETFERsOE DAVIS
Presidsn. Of the Confederate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

president DAYS AND 7Hg POPE.
The following correspondents between the President
Of the Con ederae Sates and Pop, Plus the Ninth has
been published:
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4 FARM FOR sALE.-

Y fAhM FUh SALE.-
IL The srbscrbber offers To-
Farm lying In the upper end ~ sbout
six mhs from the Oirrsve containing hunGrc
AMI roryfye Acres 1t has on it good Faue Dwelling
our rooms kitchen de coed portion In oTct
forest ard fac bean pine sny in The be ana con
yerisrt sawm Purchasers see The fam ty
all1s on Me- L. Hsghe who resdes on the pbcs Ny
IS SarteIsvile r. .. JAMES hILJFR
January Th iSGi-jal2- 2aw4g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

MIDLOTHIAN NOTICY.--The ANNUAL
IL MEETING Of she S.ockh lders q the MIDLOTEI4N
GAL MlAING COMPANY viii be h,ld ThIDAY, the 2stas
.neL at u o'cocs a. the flee Of tire Coupany
18Th January, lsGi JSo. Q. sTAEARDr sso'fy.
10 Holders Of The otupos Conn sry ro6ed
present them for payment BY IsT or FEDaUAEY NfXr
itef Shieh ifne interest VIII no. be ad.
~ i.iq-lnt J.C.sste'r-
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ITO the Editor of the Dispatch The arti-
l. Gle which appeared my gr the Rertne ana
Dpstch Of the end 10th inst, Ia relation NY nephew
BATHURST NJ DAVIS based noImstIon which have
ince secertaned TO be and hereby
said card regarcing said Bathurst 81 be-
specis, an honorable ana hishmnded geousmln.
HARRIET PICK
Henrico, January IS, 1854 js20 div
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10 "a, HlsEiriSFJ sJsi Honorable JETTRRsOH DAVIS,
Prssids'0 Of hs ossdsrass States Of Asries RiOh-
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NOTICE.

by ORDER of the Stockholders of the
~ Bank Of Richmond, Books Subscription p be opssed
At telr Banking House, this city the % January 1884,
ncrsass the Capital spck 10 is msximua NJ.
J.. b. siAcEURDe,
December 28d, le6S.-eocu Cashier
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RUNAWAY nv JAZZ.

RUNAWAY lT JAIL.
w AS committed to he jail OF EenFico couil.
y. on the 2sh Of October, 1885, GKOR6E slave q Que
ven2he He Is sbri 60 - OLD Eve eight nches
high, dark complexion and stout bE Had Committed
usTk coat light pants, and light sicuch hss
Tie owner hereby directed to prove property lay GlsrTs
and take him away, he viii be dealt Win iw directs
GEO. y. PLE4SAETg,
de H-d6T Sheriff OF IL nrSo CO.
DERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
The eAiate jos O. csbs Je are requested to pre.
est ihtn, forthwith, for EetsnsE;, toe ndbted WI
please come forward and elcse The accoGns
Nm. %. OABEILs Ex'r. Of
jsS-dzW jos. c. LBE-L. Jf.
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WANTED-For the Present Year, Lady OF
experience In teaching TO ase charge school in pr.
vats family She must be well qualified teach Enc
sh Branches aso French and Music Piano me
ants.
Ja4--c2H" L. II. KEMP.
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GAME TO MY HOUSE on 9th December,
" 1853, Pale elbow Mare about Ave hs As high white
sreAkn the face right hind foot white, with black and tall
which the by coming forward ing property
paying for feeding and advertising her. address,
u. REYNOLDS.
!AS-cetr Patrick Court House, Va.
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IMPORTANT TO PUDDLERs
w ANThD- -Four competent luddlers, ard
the same ranber OF Helpers ly such Hlng I'M 10y.
would de well Box 49, RchmoL O. W. stating
heir eIpeence where they have teen 6mpoyd Sc

SlTUATlON WANTBD.--A lady who has
~ ben engaged IN IEAoBING Music for Inc s.t szeIge
years. aud fug c1mpeten 10 teach the II gh hrsnts
eses situation ts Music Teacher l. school IS Gover.s
private fsmi sasaetory references gyea kTcquir,
Atrress L. a ~
!si9 81 Diana Nils. Bic lsLsm q, aLty, Va
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DISS0L TION.
THE Co-partnership of DEANE d. JAMES,
Il thi dy DISSOLVED by mutual All parties
having claims against the hrn, Will please present them pay
ment and those indebted will please either u
hIm. DkAEE janis
RICHMOND, Jany Isl, 1854. Bssin BsEk.
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$500 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
DAN OFF from my Plantation, Chalk Level,
LII Caroline the ng the 21si cecemSer negro
boy GEORGE The said negro IL black about l6 years
bought Of Mr. John Motley King Queen April last viii
give reward Of $500 delivered TO pe 10 Richmond.
.S-e2avSw OHAS. T. WoKTHAM.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WANTED-A lady of experience who can
w cut well, and have The Of little children, and make
herself generally useful hear OF good by spply 10
the subscriber Recommendations required Salary bsrs
VIM. Ii. BROOKE
dea9 -s4w' Loretto Post Once, Essex co Va
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

General Dix an old war horse Of the
New York Democracy, has como out
in favor OF Lincoln and Johnson
In recent short speech at Sandusky
Ohio, he said:
81 will say one word, however, on the
subject which lies nearest the heart Of
every loyal mani mean the rebelio"
II has been my conviction from the be-
ginning that we can have nc honorable
peace until the insurgent armies are dis
persed and the leaders Of the rebellion
expelled from the country. Loud
cheers I believe that 4 cessation Of
hostili,ies would lead inevitably and d.
rectly to a recognition Of the insurgen,
States and when | say this | need
hardly add that | can have no part il.
any political movement Of which the
Chicago platform is the basis. Re-
newed cheering and applause.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

Til" Columbus Crtsis Ut this week an
naanec. - National Convention Of
peace mon" II SAYS:
The S,ase Rights and Peace Demo.
cs.s i Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa
have We are informed, definitely de
teimnca t. hold VI IS Convention
At Cinemha,, on Tuesday, October IS,
ir4t M formal ca'l will be issued
~ wi,hou. an indepcnden, organization
1 j. deemed sufficient TO rely upon
.sunaninpuS consent ID insure a tine
cnnyen,on. Those who agree IL prin.
ciI'e from c,hei States, are expected,
aud invited TO participate
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

if they arc t. judge from public pro
pcrty, or enterprises. Such reports in.
inre Us mach It dcteIs the most enter
prsing people from settling among US.
But give rs arcport the reverse Of this
aud then we will secure the enterprising
settlers, many Of whom now avoid us,
or who after examining around little
leave us. We must wake up in. this
matter and not hang our souls and
bodies o, our purse strings. We must
sc entsIprising if we wish . good repu-
tation, and 10 be thus We must not be
deiestably picayun'sh.