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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-04-22
"a. as:,} II ~-:lE,as, Il shaa;!hg Il ss

! Sss3 Gssi IL %r!istias, "a sfa1;shs Il hs
n5tise, il ao.cF lis Iilt.aca, ~ T>3cipe!
otiecs has @ser 10 do fall justice t. S9ass
and devoted. people, and &c pTc-eut a.: *,
p.essinns Ct mine from being perverted, either
by muligniSy or stupidity, intaa ea!nnni0a5
dispersion uron citizens, whose io:"liy an'
devotion / have witnessed. and whose klndntEs
and good feeling to mysaif AMI :aH.i!,77, beth
before ana since tho fail of New Orleans,
have often experienced.
If W. will examine my correspondence
! will, tho War Department, ~ published by
Congress, no will fad that he is in error IN
asserting tina: tho withdrawal OF al the
tronrs from NewFOrlcans," which took place
| in February, 1862, Vas hy my 'RdTice or sug..
! pestinn." 4 reference 10 Documents Nos. oh
and & IF that pamphlet will satisfy him thai
| his statement il in exact cnpo.iion to tie
facts Of the case. r
IF i~piusticc hus BEEN done to the citizens G!
New O.lenns in any popular histories, / feel
Tc-y sare that the euthors will Acqnit me OF
all knowledge Of or connection with It. l
never saw the history alluded TO by W., CT
knew that eucn u work was in course Of pub
| ji:s,ion init! I read it n print. The proper
! method To correct an injustice in such an In
| StuDE3 IL u lu!!ilsI lsIc (U|llJl WIN fLS"
and official documents rs will enable him to
give q true and faithful historical version OF
the cage. Indulgence in personal v'tupcra-
ton, apart FROM Its want of dignity, is not the
best method to "qiICicl:o the truth OF hlspo-
ry."
As en- offset to WIS views Of my shorteom>
inga while in commarf Mt New Orleans, /
viii take the liberty Of citing the opinion OF
Judge Walker, Of the New Orleans "Delia'"
written by himself. 10 my presence, four days
after the evacuation Of The city. His opinion
is entitled to quite IS much weight as that OF
W. he says: ave cannot, however, allow
ito occasion to pass without Tciterating the
opinion VIC have already had occasion to 'eX-
prsss in these columns, that General Lowell,
since be has been in command Of this post,
has made tho moIt Of tho RESOURCES placed at
his control f1r tla dc .crcc OF tho city, State
and Department"
With respect, gentlemen,
Yunc ODE licnt ~servact,
NJ. Lov.LL, Maj. ucnl, &c, &c.
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80
~T--aEE!7H sAs.H ~aE31;''iv.1
3 81
=, rec ;cu; go u6 Ea,e-f2n-i1<'"'- oiidT.
On THURSDAY, MAY 1::., At !? s., he l:sS:s5 CT "''
sell At public aac::on, IN the cty OF ki'h;s"n:, - TO 'Is'
tI5n Ejcias Of krE;, P.:re :: Co,
FIVE MILLIONS OF IOLiA"S
n, 81, pr ccot Bond. Of the Co3'-dsGats ::.;es, isuai 10
der tn act Of February 18th, l:6t
These bonds offer hr rr,s:intucetneai. :" ruFS"a'eis.
They ave Yhrfg faars t" run, bear ~ iT'fc'" Of 81; per
cen, urr annum, payable half yearly, H:'H ar" secured o!
a uIrdge o: import and fu:nre export dates: lp.I P'r'
cipai and in,ercs, are ira .frgr 'a.a:!oT. .hd TIE foaF,';
=. mai. by th- Law equal 10 coir, 'ur ;!ic "a. nrnt -
dut!-. on Import, which are ''lc~rd |" Dc pan o'.'y IL
coin. sterling er:h4nte, o.. M S'@i,I' he p , r.,:. IN i"i, 20
snIt purchasers. Ten per cent. On the a-2Hl-i 81 purchase
must he d-I o.i,rl with the Treasurer o':he '"H u 80
to be forfeited Il term. are Gt comp i@d ~ IT, AM t's
arc be paid Ut the Treasury Within ten DAYS = =.
m-n;, must lie made in the Treasury ~ : q, t.J r." 20 Ir
sue, o. Of the oil is.ugo. 81 the Ieio,",nar I'm, Tsin" mr..
Hundred Dollars, rated a: ,wO-ih!.ts Of Inc "'"o""' "'
"3'' c. G. M%EMMIHGER, Secretary Of the Treasury
suhioined Is a copy Of the sections of the &C! Of Congress
Sec. 6. That to pay the expense of the Government. no.
otherwise provided for, The secrc'":! ol 'is lr;asuty!
amount not exceeding avc hundred millions "!dni'hf' III;
".i.c;",I and Irtere,t whereof shsli b.. tree from taNa.
ZION. aud for the payment OF the interest thereon, the r.
tire net recri ~ Of any export duty hereafter !a,i ." -.
vGlue Of all cotton, tobacco, arg MAYA! store, which 'hs!i
d. rSpor,cd from tn. Ccnfedcra = States. ari th- n-' ~.
ceeds Of the inror: duties 'aiI, or 80 ":I& h thereof a. ":"s
be necessary 20 pay an usily the '.icres', are f"-thg >p-
ri.ly plr'i:ed Provided, ThH, Nh duties EnE i-!! ~ or
Imports, ard hereby pied cd, shah hrrv1hr. ne ypIi in
specie, or IN sterling cAch.Eee, Or Ia coupons e! sad
bonds.
;ec. :. The bonds authorized 10y the 81 scciGn OF I'LL,
act nav either be registered v: cuu;on bonds, - Ne par
ties taking them may elect, and they may hc cIchIf"~'
for ca n other under sich regulations AS The Secretary o.
IN" Treasury may prescribe They sh.! tr 70 one tuaarri
dol ars or some multiple OF one hunirr! G"l,A:s, .Hi h'a'.,
together with the coupons thereto a''grh"i, he ~ .G''.
form and OF such Authorization - th- s. Ictar: II thG
Treasury may prescribe; The interest shI! De payable sa'
weary. on the f,., Oi January ard luiy'n "arr y~Ar: Ia
principal shall be payable 10. less thaa thirty year, ifor'
this date, I,.'-r"s
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AEru's DIVISION AT GETTYSBURG.

HETH'S DIVISION AT GETTYSBURG.
We publish below n statement Of officers
from Heth's Division, concerning the conducts
of that command In tho battle of July I'd,
1868, at Gettysburg. We have published
heretofore every statement sert to US it is
no part of our purpose to persist in error. e
we have fallen into any, bu. we feel bound to
sustain the statement Of our correspondent
"a" He did not say that Heth's Division was
a rear support of Pickett, but that it was on
tho left Of the line of the attacking column
it was in support of Pickett'o on the left. His
assertion that the retreat Of Hsth's Division
caused tho retreat Of Pickett, is sustained by
the "Diary of an English officer present with
the Confederate army" published in Black
woods Magazine, as follows:
Tho General (Longstreet) told me that
"Pickett's Division had succeeded in carry
ing the enemy's position and capturing his
"Rs, but after remaining there twenty
I" minutes, it had been forced to retire, on the
"retreat Of Heh and Pettierew cnits left
We will again add that "a" is in no man.
ner connected with Picketts Division, that
he is not o Virginisn, and that his letters to
this paper have attracted more marked atten-
ton and received more commentator for &C,
curasy Of statements and justice in discrimi-
nation than any letters from the army that we
have lead.
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!; Z ! !.
kpjGr Z :&spA@&N'E% 2|E;C"
:,.-aaaec. =. Ap,:;i&, :SE3

:..-s@ars. 4. svs::i Il, 2s:t
Gs.ag,L r:czsa
-. :;
/ Il =. ..: ..rs ,i - "a oi &."E:9,5
c3.,, 80, - &. imp 80: + c]li.:ion- upon
tae ".y.ei. mn 'ca OF rha G.4:eI9r'5c States
10 ,r.,r;.,. .s 81. rtHrm ic;zncc.' 4.Ir7cfed
I'm F.sra:rr 1854. ~ c@"ass..on i cot-
ton. rlh%,Ya. wt.'.arV ~; E'T&' sores,
su.a-. r:.las 50. arG re :""r! =" Ha"t"!c-
rate Sa::ss. a-..p- rrt,~ .l:,' r0''3:m rfgu'
lat.ane 49, r.i.:.. ;c "igiH ~ cio President,
va, pr.i;ajt.s. Al re Fyc-I"en. VIZ au-
.!"-i:a; Iu m1!"Y es." T";l.r - ~" NINA;
anG naval :".c.S Of ;h2 C.nf-:cficy a urier
70 Prevent r." 'icr"rlIro rt @nJ vessels CT
venice! tbat mich: &c cMiirYe.l N ci7r.E'aE
on & cor.m0r1c III ti!aSG Articles CONTRARY -
law.
II. Tic commanding g~2orr:&3 Of depart
mcr:s ard districts wi!! !>rur orders !1.: ln-
struct;ons % t..s:c "hic"rs, tHa7 wherever IL
shall rcas0-ah,T ayIr:r i""a in" veasct or
vehicle haa h,.n lI;rH. N "t@ic or u Fart,
with IN; Of IT, aid " ie.r' ."' eN'oTi'tii".t az
,on;c.aHc- he.a.ri 10 lI"t'5 Il :L2 ''"!HU-
crazy, cr To- any I!..!" "f.a" tte I'hl:.SF'cS
70 YnJ... iac s~,csri, 81. t!3.icrir'i = military
an ~nlri.ic.. aai wuafc.cr there Is r"asoo 10
bslaye :ha5 ar II .hr ~aTair.rS ".:3r'8sih la'e
been 20 laden. ~ have boon cAiiS..ci ~ any
p:aco OF danasiv with J. WEE; ~ t*l:T'!'''1 -
conytrmncr. beyond :Hn l'0rs;s - hncS store
said, 70 seize GGi fgta'1 tTc sane, WIKI tHc
vehicles, ,car!- An! sla"eS en::i"Fei. that
investigation yHiT IL lid acc'!:.g 70 tbc
Conditions .! Il. &c. aforesaid, "rl these or
Icrs, unlless me r"a"-. - - aS;at "r
n.iinn ia :. r.?-nit 'r.a z: . Hector + the
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or the late THOMAS T. NELSON, Beifair, Nelson eour-
~, who died In the G5th year OF his age,.h a 9 r. NJ, Friday,
the sih April. Of a second attack Of paralysis.
Another victim to thu No!och OF this Internal war HIS
fr.t attack occurred from the fatigue aud anxiety i9ci'
dent to his flight, with = portion Of his own ami a neigh
boris family, from the vandAls en- their first Eruption INT"
IN. lowe. end OF the Valley Of Virginia, IN the spring q!
1892.
lyrical Of bis stock, and true 10 It's trad!tIon-heing {"
graiidsoa OF Governor Nelson, OF Revolutionary memory.
my neIghbor and friend was singularly mindful % Ills std
AID country, his family and friends. never OF h~:m5rlt-s
man OF nae mental culture, ornaincn;cd with sentiments NJ
religion. and houo. thoroughly refined. "hegmieseu: IN
,ocr" FREED.
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rTrom the Albany Atlas and Argus, April o.
A CRY OF ALARM.

- L VI
The report OF the Bank Committee o; :ho
Assembly, protesting against the suicidal
policy OF Chase, and tie Lincoln Cabinet, IL
regard to the finances, is not tho on!y sign
| that tho partiscns of the Administrator arc
becoming alarmed
The "Architects Of Ruin" begin TO lear
themselves lest they should be buried beneath
the falling fragments Of their own terrible
eunerstru1ture. E.crcst as is the cry Of the
| State Bankers, aa heard through the CON-
mittce of the Assembly, it is not tho only
voice that is heard like an alarm bell ct night,
rousing and warning the People.
The Albany Evening JOURNAL c! l%=s
night hes the following, apparently from the
pen of Mr.. Weed:
"LcGIsLATIrE ArPRopRIATioSs.-" !tn9uS
questioning the Importance of measures before
tho Legislature involving large arpropria'
tions, or impugning the motives Of those wno
press these measures, we cannot lornear Z"
call upon tho Representatives Of the people 70
remember how heavily they aro a~lrec':y bur
thened, ard how much farther the war IL
likely to involve them.
For thirty years our State d :bt-neTer ex-
ceed;ng S24, 000, O00-was the OCCASION Of
popular soliciIudc. Our elections hung AID
turned upon tho canal debt. Now, our APP
pSopriaii0ns for tie war, coupled with OR
county, city ard town bundch var debt. far
exceeds the canal debt The present debt Of
this State reaches ha!f, Or nearly hay, cf tie
phOie Federal Government debt at Tie cf'Se q
tie wqr II 1873. Supsradd TO this a s'xta
part If rue war debt of the General Govern
($4, coo, 000. 600, for, closc the var to-day,
and this sum would be below the real tigure),
And VIZ sHouLp FIND OUR BrATE NEARLY
81 ,000, 900, 900 ia debt!
Think of this, legislators, while you are
importuned to appropriate more millions -
Remember that Pay oay wiN como. Al! ia
cay and smooth while paper mills and ~.
gravcTs make money pleaty." But TINS "iii
no., cannot Inst. Tho d:lirinm or i~ntoZica~
ton Of ,aper money will 20 Of thea,
forced by financial laws which no ratlon has
ever been able 20 evadc-We must 2e1 sober,
and work out Of IN irredaemable currency am
up to an arbitrary, inh:sih!e sreale stand
arL-thon we shall see raLHes pcrishing dmd
fortunes evaporating- then are shall rea'zc. u.
gigantic proportions, The financial trials whir@
ps p0ssed through after our r4r ruth Eng
lund."
Think Of this, too, ta--pavrra Of New York:
One thousand million Of debt is the share nf
New York, if the war WAS now stoppet.-
This is two-thirds Of the aggregate value OF
Ill the property of the people. The last vel
uation of the State was:
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n.n AN appEALTO TIE PEOPLE CT

TIL. U~JSYEDSRAT: STATES.-The Director. of the
fouot Meas Christian Association OF Richmond respect
fully, but earnestly submit 10 the benevolent and u { pa
triotic tlrou ;hout the Confederate States, an appeal ~
behalf OF the Soldiers Families In this city. Sinre the
commencement OF The war Richmond has been 4 re!c.c
for those who hays bean driven from their homes by cur
ruthless enemies. Thousands OF helpless women and chit
dren, not from the devastated countie: OF Virginia acne,
bu, from nearly every State Of the Confederacy, haze
sought An asylum In our midst. Our ci;iZcEs have beer
Appealed to In nunberless instances to relieve the sick
aud wounded soldiers, TO furnish sh0us and clothing for
,nIlie:, In tb. he,d ard hospital, and 10 Afford food au!
shelter Tor their sud; ring families, and nobly have they, 10
the >gre.. majority Of instances, responded to every APP
peal.
Tn. SUPPLIES Of provisions In the city at TIL. ,imc are 30
reduced. aod the diiicul:le. Of obtaining others hy
orGln .ry means SO NUMEROUS and great that the iundS
contributes for tns relief Of the pc r can accomplish but
little In purchasing the neccisariss OF lie.
In . vrittoo report from the clo:hiug bureau IL appears
thu. there urs more than three thou! anl females in this
| city who are seeking emp mrnt from the government IN
9ain, and that those who obtain work are not fully en-
| ploycd. The wages received for their work will not efa
hlo these poor women to procure asuIiciency CT the plan
| ct food for themselves and childrun. without assistance,
| then. from the city and country generally NJ my Instances
| a, actual starvation must have occurred. Our Olty Co'lncl
| h.. made most liberal appropriations for the purchase
Of suppi!es, both for yratuitous distribution and Tor tn!e
| Al cost but the agents employed fo- the purpose have
not been abb. TO procure the quantity oil provisions re-
quirc.
20 zppe7lto ous felor-c!ti=cns throughout the Cnniede-
rate States To forward without delay Contributions o:
money and supplies to the A my Coniahtes Il th!' As:o-
| cIatlon. Since the commencement OF the war tbs Co
uitt.c has issorsd I.aiouily aud faithfully for TIE. tcR-
| poral and spiritual Welfare Of our soldiers and their tam
/ les, I'D Tor the success OF OUR glorious cause. Let those
soldiers net DO discouraged nov, upon the eve OF our Sc
ser est, and, ~ We trust, our last and mos Curious cam.
| naign, for want OF the Ienerou, Sympathy and support ol
their friend. at home
Sninru ants NAL. I, Roger Martin, Superintendent, or
| VIA. p. Munford, Chairman Of the Army COMMITTEES, "il.
be promptly attended to. Aad In acc, rdance slth = spe'
clal agreement made With the Superintendent OF the
Southern Express Company, Al express charges will be
paid by t. EN- a. Richmond
Contributions Of money should also be sen. T. these
gentlemen. Wa. WILLIS, IT,, irsHdcnt.
J. D. X. SLOT, Secretary.
Y-southsrn papers requested to COPY. ~api9-tf
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TIE CAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH.

GoLDsBoao'. April 2l.-The train is just in
crom Tarboro', and passengers report thai
Plymouth was captured by Gen. Hole, with
twenty five hundred prisOners-half OF whom
are negroes. The sinking of two gurboa,s
during the attack is also reported. Oar less
is stated to be two hundred and fifty killed
nnd ,xnnndaA
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.':i't,Ls arr: 10 -: G".i-.

;i'c,,saGt: 40 -: s-.' E".H-.
PrppcE2: iJr contract. "iii he received q, the Ordnance
Depot, c1r1s n I'LL aud C:.l, s.rsrtJ, CALI, Until supplied,
fu- Gr!na CO siGrrI, enumerated in art AZ ioi.0w.:
Leather, sarLles AiI Saddle trc's, Lu'nae: o. Ill kinds,
Spokcs ard Spoke rE.c,', lion. Copper a1a Ira.s Wire,
lriiis Bis, lion and plated; Cary Combs aud Horse
brushes, sabre iicii-, UuG a!iugs, = naps-ch-. Ta-p.ul;as.
Also 0~:nhburrsr Csn.t,-, Drilling, Wer5i.g !o- Gc.ihs and
Bride irius, &C, Gr., Ia ~: qu.u'liy.
Contractors ru.: Ne kIGan or wrii rccoTIar .i-ri. Al
outstanding contracts upon 7iic. here a.riI -. deliv
er;,s will bs aouGi!-t. LAS. gIEilh De,
Capt. Artillery. in charge Contracts.
rg--iiw..nl'L Ter lehman ; sr.~,cl.
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,,I::FEIERATE :rArf' "E ANiEEiCA,J
S,y usr.FrHSx". -
f!rh"ruH, Mari, BIZ, 1865. J
:, I L L i u Q L y IL.

"
!. Az pa'=.n who ',sirsst 10 avtli 'ir'sr': :. he nrov!.
ions 81 -, a.. D' t".arE. "ui:-!r,i -" -. ; :" ur.rri ~
act r.li,lrt. 2. .~, r. establish a V0!nn!csr Soy" ap.
proved February is l.Gi, hill makr 10. application IN
wrtin: to ihr .r d! NJ, -: STATE. TE "rih, th't he aa1
htt,d out, . TIA il Is h- t0a4' fas intention to ff oUi, FOR
ne Euiun'c T Sr:T, Sra 20 .,tcH - III "A ;ii. GyT".re Of
he Coined. ra.c Sttt.-, = suitable 'ossi', o. GCt ,,Es than
one huudrr. ly", hu:licn. efficiency AIMED, aTiu:l AID
rluipp ed, Tor - rlH ne agi,rst the r"cray. II III. vessel Is
vet to hc uir.d GU, he = rlIrGinn VII :urrtuT - a,e TIE
mace Where. a"j the time wiilu! valet It wilh - ready for
So -icr, an Nil ;%rs"nL sliisIir;U ! cSiH' ice oi he ab":'
ty II ihc Gp.l mt ;r g' ~" yg-sci :" So.
II. N,-s IL n'iLG uul aud :cIViuT"l Cor ~. Volunteer Ma
~, beyond - i"Esi'o=i. iu ,,h.s'.cn % liz. CcIi.!era:c
states, SiG,i! nv irsrec:rG 10y ~ officer + M Z. =. Navy,
ard Lcr rlarict,' aGG "Ort..;"E, M" 'hs character anu
A;n $. O! :.. oficg:s Thereof, sail h. show" BY li5 re.
port.
III. 20 application cUr The position e assistant PI":nas.
tor n u. vv.uEit,- ;ary vi. :" cons. ed, when he mp.
ylicaa: Is unGcr i" yeH:S Il az
;. z. "AII.UaT,
S,C.et-Ty oi Tie Savy.
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MARRIED, =! camp, IL 90 ,t II ia, on We 'resdrr,
A,rI ati b. E"v. - II Ki.s.r, oK Gt!-":E E.
- .;R!a iTrN cf RcHmord, 70 A4RI nH.':G. ell 3:
dIu. her OF CII. JuIo ID Al <:Gd-r
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ssSspssA, aasSsa:ii.a ft.atsas.:!; a5t-ss {
Joseph z Davis. Brigaiie. General.

5hsphsfd, asGa1d lt!asahss::; hSacss q
Leftwich, Lieut. cnmraEg J.
DAVIS BEIC.-..
Joseph + Davis, Brigade: General.
I'D Mississippi Regiment .-SamI l. Oven;
Adiutant; Ii Z furry, Captain; VT Harvey,
LIT Lieutenant; W D Castlehury, 81 Lieu.
tenant; W G Bessonette, ID Lieutenant; j 5
Ovens, Jr., Cd Lieutenant; j J Hicks, Cap
tain; 4 r Walker, Captain; D A johnson.
81 Lieutenant. =,
55M North Carolina &egiment.-John )
| Pedew, Captain; r " Thomas. Captain; j >
| Hoylo, lst Lieutenant: S R Bass, q Lieu
%sanart; II S IIadley, lst Lieutenant; g Il
Taft, 81 Lieutenant; W n Holt, ID Lleuten-
ant.
42d Mississippi Regiment-O!i7or Z Gait,
Adiutant; G + Ingram, lst Lentcnant; n
! Smith, Captain; Ell Mears, lss Lieutenant;
j II Godfry, I'd Lieutenant.
llM Mississippi Reqiment:-F NJ 9roen
C~o.onel; Reuben D Rcynold., Major; j >
Evars. Adiutant; John r Price, Captain;
W G NuIms, Captain; Geo Shouno1, CAP
tain; A J Erwin, LIST lieutenant; It + cole'
Cd Lieutenant; w B Word, lst Lieutenant; a
j Drake, 81 Lieutenant.
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Er,eez aeeorG:=y to G.; d Coas1L-- - t- fHT -
IL 7 s TuR.surp. in :he Cir: oEee q! N H.:-":
Co:.r. Of he Co1Jede,a.s Saota for IL: horLAs'' ":t:T.:'
ErDryLt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-04-22

GALE OF LBnUT
> soc HITS. D:M:GrH T@nh"rC
" r. be gu!d 1t Oibr-lIs &, hatcrs"r : v hrr."f1 -
-. SI:~ %. EIC. ~ nj aao ; 500 L"S bead # q - ia
fine !. ri TOBACCO, isn!4gu: ~ he H. :rFt".t r a:g d"
I've, =: pucic .n.e. Gor sIc2uat o. "a'E II 10. o.. OIL
gerr.
~ s,ie vii cemEiu1cc on TUESDAY ~ 'nHtN'I.
tie ~ l. :p.iI, -: !,icr.,i. = g,-i'-.~, n ;" =! be
ron iGy - day urti. Re Who .. ID ="d' /
.Ea" = y. viS nnoHiHf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-04-22

Four Thousand pounds of bacon aad lard
were sold in Montgomery a fow days rince, at
So 25 per pound. This is slightly dOwa"arl.
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Corrected aggregate, 81, 4G0,j&,9SS
TIE debt, in fact, is Gb)ut up to the toii
value Of the real estate Of ali the people. IL
other words, our farmers hare, during a.
these good tines" been silently - warS
m~oytgsglng their property up to ia iuf!
am"uas, Gnl SO il Will pass dowa to their
children. And when The day Of general ray
ment comes, the price Ct zeal estate wll!
shrink, while the debt will expand unCH: the
enormous ~interes: which is ps'd.
The State OF New York nov ewes :. debt %
OsE THOUSAND MILLIONS, provided the war Is
now stopped. But suppose it does nos stop,
but is ~prolougcd-:s made = permanent IL
stitution," Ms Jim Lane would have it. VIVA.
then? Will the debt continue to swell, or
sill il burst and disappear? Have tho Arch
fleets Of Ruin piummers long enough 20 sound
he deep abyss, and answer
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OFFICE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAvr CoxPAsr'

OFFICE TrseIs1A yoLUyT.ERN Av1 CoIPAsf'
-. Ricnnord. April ls 1861; "a
TIE books OF this ~0oupau; will b. opcn.d ~
fee, corner Isia ald lila streets, 90 TIE so Is.. = Z,
n liniIod increase Of tho czpisil stoos. Hu2sc.'p, y
p,Ice $3.50 per s,srs, aud Ave .oIlar notes ~tii o. - y,
ed In payment uatIl farther r.tics. Th' shss a r :. ,
selected Carefully for present purposes lha r
e.e &c III, Carrying t:sde, sher t1e wsf; nt,rau65y
Sizes CLOSING the books on 'te !oth IN H., .ysv,ou,, 4
o.. a more gratifying character, t1an aver ma e
min ,tsd. has been Vrecsl. ed ~ the Directors" y
BY crier OF tho Board ~u,pRIsoN. Pres!darR
apis2w SAmL IS
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Az Aor 20 a-,srl =" St entitled "ah &C; to e::abi.l' Il

Az Acr 20 a-1sr! al am' entitled "An &c: to "stabii.li i
ygiuyt-.r :. t"y " -rrruv.d .ir:i. -, i~Gi.
The CGugr,.- o! th= C-r:"f"rE'c stStes vi America DO
enact. ri.at tie sct entitled IA 80. I establish i VoiiD-
tc.r Iavy," approycd N~p:il1sn. is'@, b. 50 .aacnh"i hat
the Z. siIent H.. AMI n l.. h.."ts I"ial f,zsd 20 issue the
ccmrl!, s'ous aad Sarrar.s cont Iar!I'S| by ss!i act. under
AZ =, "a yu,r Ions ~ ne Ma" 49,, Hr - ipriiC ants iNr scr'
.irc L.. the Volunteer y -, ui.rg '"t-=ci that aid aPpli.
cf1;s afll furnish = sUi b: vrs.sl Tor : ih service; ard TO
receive irtp iI= Nul:G:tc' Nav Md ".ssc! at'i r"r oii'
GERS rai rte= lin ~ hrrHuI t.c Er"f.hc-5t" S-::cs.
sec, :. That The rr"siirut H. ~. i- i Eg.,b: eut.or z"d
10 appoint hss'-'a.; ras mast, 'I-r 'H' E"!u%;c'r Niavy,
who ,ia! rrcri.-, Sucu on .I:;y =. $50, ELc.n dollar, per
rau.;l. but 40 person E.I-. tot ii = Sc = yi ~, md
Iinljr 10 perform rIiHt.rHfG'y. sal f:s,;!e surt appoint
ngnt.
l.rraypi. F-lrua:; +. 1864. Hr- i-2artw
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OFFICE ssIGii'D 81 PslfR 80 D. : 49,
fIcgaoSp, Va, M.'ch -, 1871.
q q q Y

a, a meeting Of TIE beard o. D'rrc!1:a Of IL; "fd:9
pay, tell OIL ss,u day, ,-e 1914 ir:'a'.:. Il. I"I.9".'s
resolution 16s adopted: -c,E-
S...rs "a. sarcssed BIZ re sct Of coL-sgia 71!r'F " ~
: ,b,ts:y, sd o. TO s.ocl bid by i:aiG.:"'-t":'e'. :
81. W. T:EEi"Gfr..
.n a.,n -. ..ri$ 20
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~ rho Shareholder or the Hicbn,=d "rede''

go the S,orkhoIders or the Ricbn '-d "rr"e''
ic.nbuSsd Potomac iinI'Toad 20" go. :.
Tic S,1 tElu,d.r, CT the NitGc5nir Fie"oL't'.
Ps.c1 a. Railroad Company. IRE serecT rnti"!t-a 80
Co,lp.ay lss s,.u:Ied ~ vii pay "a :E ir'ei ca -
stock nv III, Confederate stss., fer tbs p-chs.it Wv -
= ~ vi; tl.I.S,,r, MAKE no reg: i u: :se.r sc 80
ri, nocrary on ,h-i: HIST: OF taxable property - =
C~ouf.!er ate st.'eI cssc.sals. :
sl, !. j ,. wiNsToa Trs:s' !