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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
KuRorEAN IrEMs.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE or rHE wHIG, April rs, 1854.
The bond and stock market is still inactive,
but sAlss were made, last week. Of snail amounts Of
Confederate eight per cent bonds, due 1875 at sos
and interest," ditto due 1881 at $ll0 and interest," aud
Virginia registered sixsS at $lb5 and interest The
bonds sold for currency. Toe last previous
sales beIors lst April Of Confederate bonds Of the
same dates of maturity, were Sl2On24 aud interss.
and Of Virginia skies $3.50 and interest
There continues to be fair demAad for god 10 small
lots AZ the rate Of cal for one in currency, and
t94 in ave-. State Treasury notes Sll2i In new
rsaey The 6Ves rated At is per cent discount by
the brokers dealing ia them. Fur four per cent
theates shay Offering So with transactions at that
figure, though some private buyers Offering s5.-
Tue AVes fundabs in four per cent certificates
and u1l the LIST OF July will be just available the
certificates or new currency in the payment Of taIes
In the produce provision and grocery markets there
no change to be noted 10 either the condition Of hus
nsss, or Of prices. The imminency of an important
military campaign, the SmAness Of stockS difficulties
Of transportation and unsatisfactory condition of the
eurrency al contribute 10 the maintenance Of inactivity
The weather Is favorable for business, but farmers will
not or canno. send in supplies and until the supplies Of
proUSiOAs increase, bu,iness will no: revive.
We learn that the official estimate Of the
bacon 1.-THE in Georgia. for the present year. about
5000 900 Of pOurds. The AmountSs far collected,
are informed, sxcssds the expectations Of the officers
having charge of the recep ion and distribution Of the
1.-THE. The quantity Of bacon and in tie coneds-
rAcy no doubt large enough TO supply both The army
and the psOple. Lack of transportation and selfish
udispOstOn the par. Of holders to SELL keep prices
M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

Seven thousand tour hundred and twenty bushels CT
sst made the State salt works in Clarke county,
Alabama IRON the 2Osh Of January to The Ssi Of March
last.
TIE Athens (Ga.) Waterman publishes tbs regula-
tons under the suspendug the writ Of ha5sGI corpus
drapsd Ia mourning.
Gen. Llw has been ordered to h.s old eOmpDnd in
Hoods (aeS Fie!d,1 division.
Why is it better TO loose arm than Glsgf Because
10 lOsi a leg yOa lose something to BOOr.
The TrOup Factory Of GeOrgl is making toSsIIiag on
. large scale and approved qualtie
B;Oadbridge G,een, Of Montgomery, Aa., kGVs
established factory for cases Of DAgueTOtypss.
The email p has assumed the shape Of epidemic
In parts q Forsyth c-unty, n. Q.
GoVirnment agents are in Lynehburg with the view
o. acertainng the quantity OF meat thai can be fur
nshed for the use o. tue army.
Lieut. Ger. Holmes has arrived at Fayetteville, N
O. where he will spenl f.W weeks With his irien r.
General Leach has probably teen elected TO Congress
from the 7h sires OF North Caroinl, fOrmsrly rep
resented By Mr.. Ashe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
~ ELzEYlS SUC0RSsOR.

l. is reliably reported thAs haiOr-GsnerL Robert
Ransom, OF North Carolina, has beea assigned to the
command Of this Military Department rice hHjOr.Gsn
izay, who viii command the Maryland Line, and has
been awaiting The selection Of his successor, before
leaving for his new field Of duty.
Gen. Ransom, for somstime past, has been on duty
ia Southwestern virginia, and is efficient and reSO-
luse officer. TIE selection viii be received With gen.
eral satisfaction. Gen. Ezey, who. it h Understood,
was relieved at his request viii enter upon more
active and eorgonial service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

BvSHwHAcKR-Some time during 1862, when
our forces we're in Kentucky, Judge John Mcclure Of
Carter county, of that Sste being prominent Union
man. taken prisoner bui was released on his taking
tho oath OF allegiance to the Southern Confedersoy-
He returned 10 his home ard soon after made himself
so notoriOu, as Union bushwhicker that be was made
Captain of Company D, 4Oth ohs sginent. one day
last week be was captured BY some of our cavalry in
Western virsinH. He wai brought to Richmond yes
terday and committed TO Castle Thunder. He declares
that he did not understand the oath Of allegiance he
took whilst a prisoner in 1852 04LL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
RAD ON SAT- WORKS.

Thu force of Yankees that landed a; the North Care
Ina Salt WOrss On the night of the 2lst is vArtuLy
estimated at from 100 100 They cane in seven
bOl, and we're not discovered until within Abcu. Htty
yards. The alarm was not given in time, and num-
Der we're taken prisoners FOry-seVen engaged attks
works are missing.
e The greatest damage done Was to the engines and
pumps, which very seriously injured, and viii re-
quire some tins 20 b. repaired and put in position
again.
The Sail Works ere located on NIsonborO soSnd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
FRON FLORIDA

CORRESPONDENTS writing from Florida estimate the
Yankee CTos a, Jacksonville v4riOusly, but NJ. higher
thai u 600 It reported that the white troops viii
leave for Virginia leaving a small force With the
grOss to garrison Jacksonville and from other
Of in!Orml;i3n, also the report il believed to have
some foundation in fae:.
Dessrsions from the enemy continue. They tel tie
same isl, Of hard treatment and dsSrs Of the Yam
KEGS for the termination CT the var and the wish to 90
home
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

FIRs-The kitchen on the lot Of Mr. WIN. Irwin,
on French Garden Hill, set on fire and burned, at
o'clock yesterday morning. The fire brigade were
promptly en- the ground and prevented the FIRE from
spreading. During the excitement and tumult incident
to mdnigAt conAagrition, thief stols from Mr. r.
wins dwelling house pockst book containing between
81, 900 and ST. 2OO-noney which M. l. had in keep
ing for other parties. Mr. Irwin had no Insurance., and
his less by theft Are and the breaksge of the furni-
ture of his dwelling house, which was removed In
hurried manner, will not be less than IS 600.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

MAToR's CsURr-This Court was unusually uuinter-
esting yesterday. Henry Wsstford was charged with
stealing saddle, bride. 10, from - Murphy. He
knew where Murphy had deposltei he horse furniture
and sont negro fOr in Murphys name, and then sold
it for $50 to Joseph b. Oosuitt He sent on to the
Hastings Court
Augustus B. Lips,ouiS, charged with receiving 500
horse shoes, stolen from Nance Oliver, blacksuh:,
sent to the county, it appearing that the property
had been stolen beyond the city linits.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

SrRIKISs TIE HoUL-At the REQUEST of many ctz ms
in the respective wsrds the Mayor la, ordered the
pslcs ccsr stationed At each Of the two sta len hOu
to strike the hours of the day the hours Of the night
have heretofore been struck BY the night watch. This
will prove great convenience in these times when
Watches even Of the most Indifferent description,
90 costly a. TO be beyond the reach Of most persona
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

The Baltimore Gassits, Of the 3sd instant has been
received. The following 10 a summary Of the news
.s X wy Army or TIE POTOMAC. IS.


The Baltimore Gassas, Of the 3sd instant has been
received. The following is summary of the news
94 arKH ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC. ~ is
The lite. advises from the Army Of the Potomac
indicate that active Preparations arc being made in
view OF the commencement OF the campaign. Large
numbers Of thu sick have already been transferred 70
WashlDgon from the hospitals in 'front.' aud all the sui
lsrs, tEentyeigh. hundred in number have left the
army Ia accordance wish orders TO that effect. An adj
dton Of is 600 beds ia about to be made to the ptes-
snt hospital acconmo iatons At Washing on and rally,
General Cant has esablShsd his headquarters in the
Geld. 81.
Deserssrs from the Army Of Gen. Lee report that his
whole force, on the KapdAn, does nos txcssd SIX
thousand men, divided among two army corps but thAs
reinforcenents we're constantly reaching him. Long
srset is aid to bs moving from CnGl jttesvile With
IL 600 OF the troops he had With him IN East Tennss
see in the direction OF Stauntonhis supposed inten-
ton to march dowa tde Shenahdolh Valley. Among
the renforcements on their way join Lee $4,000
new recruits from Mobile. The desertsrs urthsr nate
that some DAYS ago dlys raiols were isaHsd to
Lses army and that il was currently believed his in
tenton was 70 commence forward movement. o-
-Fts TIE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
A telegram from Cairo dated 2lst Inst, ssys:
AdviCss from Grand Ecore, Red River. TO the morn
ing of the l5th have been received The battle on the
sta vas fought at Sabine Orosl Roads Toe Rsbsh
were commanded by Gems. hsgrudsr, Holmes and
Taylor all under Gsn Kirby Smith.
The Rebel lOs1 in the first days placed at fifteen
hundred.
The second days Sight was at Pleasant Hll where, Is
previously stated the enemy NEST gloriousy routed
aud driven from the field by forces under Gan. j.
Snth--Gsa. Banks commanding in ch Of.
The enemys lOss il heavy and at least two to our
one. Among hsr killed ms. Morton and Par
sons %.
FINANCIAL
Gold il again hgher-.he cloJpg rate a. 10 P. N. on
the 99i, az "GAlAhsr's Exchange" being l76. The
New York World says:
Me- Chase has sold all hI surplus gold, and il is evil
dent 10 Any LEiaess who will take the trouble N
examine into this matter thar he will be l,.isl
buy rcd be ors the year IS in ODDS ~ paJ the in
terest in coin on the pablo debt
KUkorEAN ITEMS.
The Attorney General made explanations 6 to the
commission sent 70 Egypt to take evidencs "a TO L.dd
rams and the commission returnsole on the 18th
Nay when the Grown would proceed viii the case with
ali possible despAteh
Gsribald enten London on the Ilth. Il Is believed
the demonstrations will be unparalleled. Lord Pal
m0,slOn will give him ba,queL
All the din ,ulsiss - 10 shs Mexican Grown are ad
justed. Macmillan receives depu alton on the ION
TO formally accept it. aud calls the IAN for Mexico.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM TRAN3-NISSlssIPPI

y MoBnE, April 25.-Western ds'psche' conhrin The
defeat Of Banks on the IA and Is at Grand Eeoe,
losing 500 prisoners, with their camp quipage.
Ca the lsib, eleven bo,ts carrying Federal woupded
passed Bonnet Cirie. Banks was a. Fort De Russy
calling for reinforcemsLt,. Taylor followed Banks
from Mansfield. Reiniorcements were going from New
Orleans to Baton Rouge.
Banks was at Na:chtoches, Ii, army demoralizsd-
Taylor we'll up aud pressing him.
Ths Ysz)o Valley il clear Of Yankees.
A Ere here to-day destroyed tea frame houses. Loss
severe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

s+IALISo srLvEh-Jaspsr, alive of VIM. W. Crump,
Was yesterday arrested BY Officer Crons for stealing
three silver spoons and silver fork from Ne. Crump-
Officer orOns found the stolen silver at the house Of
VIM. Green, on the corner Of Marshall and Madison
streets whore they had been carried aud hidden BY e.
vrs, slave OF Mr.. Green. The officer also arrested
ElXira.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

FnE-AbOut two o'clock yesterday, a stable on
Nicholson street. now used as dwelling house, caught
are from stove pipe, bul the FIRE being discov
cred saay sEsinguished before the arrival Of the
Fire Brigade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Dalton, April 25-A lady, who came through the
lines t,.dsy reports that Forrest attacked Grerson at
Decatur, Tenn, killing Grierson ~ capsur ng large
runber Of prisoners.
General Wheeler had general review Of his cavalry
to-day, which was witnessed by large number Of
General officers a-hr -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM NORTHERN YIRGINIA.

b ORAxGE H Apri25 The enemy's cavalry made
fosble demonstration yesterday, as If intending 10
cross in front of e. and Germanna Ford but quickly
wheeled about and returned in tho direction Of Cul
pepper O h. Nothing else OF interest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

NorIcE 10 SUB CSIBEKs -on and sitsr Nay lsH
1854 and unti July lst following remiisanees in i've
dollar bills Of the cid issue viii be subjected to dis
count according to their market value in Richmond az
the time of receipt and the period Of subscription lin
ted aecordnelT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM WEST TENNESSEE

NeWs from West Tennessee represents that forces
rapidly Orga zrg throughout that part Of the Safe
to JON Gen. Forrest The greatest enthusiasm p SVAS
among bis men, vel the true population Of that
section OF the Safe.
gentleman from he enemy's Lies reports that the
Mississippi Bulsdl published particulars Of the FsderAl
defeat a. Shreveport and sdni ted heavy lOsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
cApF. WM. COLLINS,
To the VOisrs Of Halyaz

To the Votsrs of Halyar:
We have and read pleasure card pubshSd In The
Rxaniner ealing on Capt Collins announce tlus s eand
date Tor Of comaonHesh Attorney In The county OF
Hahfax.
Captain Collins d lawyer Of hae legal capacity, and
ats 4 unsurpassed-in Eord he The very for the
49, AZ The commencement Of tae he eatsrsd he service
"a Caoalo ola unesr e5mpAny, and has renapsd In the
40 r nce consequencs Of extraordinary marches and
nrsnre ht heahh mach mpairod-so much
a. "a he Il NV fer day We opposed - general
- - sI.ctng men military duty any civil once
o. connuares Of the var We mink would b unwisp
80 tlotc Ia TIE people 10 do When they have
~ pect 20 an these ofces, who beyond the
kt.1 - az a liable consedPon account Of
S-.i~S d.bt ~ B when have and gllaft ldier has
1880 ~ coantry his hsalA has eeeoms 90 mach mParef
I'm Or m airy duty, We tnnE out ris tae people
49,, their apnreclason his merits By h0norng Inn
h snv cV once and Proni he my desire provided
~ uy qual nsd dsshsrge s dndss hope hsreicrs
sct.in collins viz a. himself eanddAte
md hs L nay pleas Of he people 20 slst ha
a5aS-lt 49,, -c----
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Is SMITH d BAKROW'S
~ MONT HLY M GAZIN K .,,-

ICMITH & BARROW'S
~ MONTHLY AGAZIN K .o-
The hst this MAoAzx. viii be Issued On the 2o Of
April Every number viii comprise % pages Of reading matter
and will contain, 10 due proportion,
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED ARTICLES
The ORIGINAL pens writersthe
reproductions from the LATEST English Maya
those old fyoes Of the EosS periodical shut ca
reader BY the before the
generally circulated the SOUTH not be other
than welcomed BY the reader have thought during
the nnuance q the blockade 70 Incorporate IN limited
that they have made they hope % be enabled to
reject In the pages Of "smh Barrow Monthly Magazine
he most interesting features Of the latest Engsh
The Magazine will embrace In Its scope
TALES POETRY,
SKETCHES or LIFE AHD MANNERS.
OFFICIAL ARMY AND NAVY MrRLLIGENCR,
INSTRUCTIVE MISCELLANY,
ARTICLES ON POLITICAL ECONOMY.
The Propretos would particular attention the "AhxY
sv.n monhy under This head Of the latest PRosoTIoss or
special gallanty and oherwsD CHlsoEs 4 In the Regular
Volunteer Military and Naval Service Of the Confederate
This information Ocial and will obtained from the
All articles in the Magazine not credited to other Periodicals.
The oonents of the FIRsr NuxBEa Of 1suith BarOwi
Monthly Magazine VIII be as follow:
An Az To-. II.
Attempts HeIametes ALFRED Tennysoo oornhill MagsEne
Plea for Ms,,. WInn Nscssss 1Ti
SPECTATOR ourosies Of Fashion Dress
Society Magalns) ocial Army and Navy Intelligence.
TEE TERMS MAGAZINE
will be as follows:
Subscription for three months. 500
twelve months .............. 1000
Agents and booksellers furnished at the usual rates Of dis
SMITH BARROW,
Publishers and Proprietors,
apl9-tu4ftS5sp Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

OoRS WASTED Large Quantities of Government corn
daily wasted At the different depot' in this city by
the bursting OF the sacks. It would we'll repay the
expense to have at each depot with needles and
thread to sew up rents. y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

LEcrURE AT LIscHssRs-A. Jud'on Crane, Esq, Of
this city, at the invitation of the ladies composing the
"Kui;ting Society" Of Lyschburs will deliver lecture
in that city to morrow night for the benefit Of the sol
diers. His subject will be The Mechanism of Faces"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

~ AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE CONFEDERATE srArEs-The Directors Of the Young
MEAS Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, hut
submit the benevolent and the patriotic throughout
city since The commencement the Richmond
refuge for those who have been driven from their
homes ruthlels snees fhousands Of helpless women
and children not nom the dyAated counties Of VhnA alone,
nearly every state Of the 0ondAcy have sought
asylum in mdsA Gu citizens have appealed to In
instances relieve the DICK and wounded soldiers far
nsh Ses and clothing for soldiers In the hd and hospital and
Aa2rd food and shelter fer their suffering families and noby
have they In The great Ory Of instances responded 70
appeal
dlcules obtaining others ordinary
great that The funds contributed for the relief
Of hs accomplish but little in purchasing The necessas
In written report from the Clothing Bureau appears
three thousand females 10 hI city who
S6tAin not fully employed The received
for their vii not enable these 70
aseney psnst food for themselves and children.
Without aSAnee, then RON the city and country generally,
City counc has made liberal appropriations fer the
chase Of sspps both Tor Eaaaou, sissrsSon ana sS ss
able proeers the quantity Of provisions required
Under these circumstances feel that our duty sp-
Tor yard delay, contributions Of and supplies
ths Army COMMITTEES Of hs Association Hnee the
tee this has Abored Hesousy and faith
fully for the temporal aud spiritual welfare Of soldiers and
families, and for the Of gorou Lei
soldiers not be discouraged the Of
and, tuSt last and most glorious campaign
for want OF the generous pPahy and support OF heir friends
shipments made TO Roger Martin superniendent or VIM p
Aunford Chairman Of the Army Osnase WIN be promptly At
tended kad In accordance with special agreement made
superintendent Of the Southern Express Company al
express charges viii be pala BY them At Richmond.
Contributions Of money should also be ssntto these gentlemen
J. D. K sLusEF, Secretary.
~ sOuthsra papers requested 70 copy. sP2i--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
Tux FRFVCB TO8IC0O

Baslers ly-of-tu's boat Greyhound arrived at City
Point Sunday a. l o'clock P. H., with COMMUNICATION
from Gan. Blilsr 10 the commanding officer at City
Point, informing him that "shs lin of lime having
rived which 6xsd by the Convention betWesn the
representatives Of the Emperor of FsAncs and the United
SAsei for shipping tobascI a. OHy Point be (BuuOrl
had ssotup OoOasl PAyle, OF his staff, for the single
purpose Of diliVssng dispatches fO' the commanding
OEiOar Of the Fteacl Senel a C,sy Point"
fas Greyhound innsd ialy sournsd down the
RIVER, and during tAs afternoon the French steamers
Grenada and Merchant sailed for Hampton Reads.
None OF tie French tobacco had been ssnt from ca
mond 10 City Point
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

GES. FoRREsT.-Aa We were conf lent il Veulj iths
rumoed death OF Gen. Forrest &c without
fOunta ion in fact despatch from Lis Chief of Ar
tilery states that be Is alive and we'll
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
WICKHAM's BRISADE.
April LIST, 1854.

April LIST, ISt4
To hs People Of Hanover:
4 RESPECTFULLY announce myself Can
~ ne Nr broke ou YOU knew ne Deputy and judge Of
nv ie Sathd that three yeaFs hard service
II aed vi not In yoar eyes, dstfaes nom ny claims aP'a
JOHN l. TALLEY,
.u2S-eass Company G, Al Va Cavalry.
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TELEG RIA p ICjI
Reports OF ths Press Asaosinti'

Entered according 70 ct Congress IN n. year 1855 b. g.
csrkh once Of the District OoHrt OF tne oon-
fes srate states the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
FuRRHER.

Later sni uncfh lA but reliable, information states
thai the vessels carried away cargo Of the tobacco
which IS probably small fraction Of the whole.
The object Of BIlsrs eommun ltiOn i''l said, re-
ht 0 sone il orn-l y on the part Of the OG1sr in
SommIpd, which vii. doubtless, bs satisfactorily ad-
ju,t d. ard permission granted to dsP1,t the whole
amount of tobacco purchased.
Thre are four vessels in an-iWO transports and two
men oEwar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY CO.,
RIoBMoSD, 18th April, 1854.
NOTICE-The Books of this Company will
be opened ONCE Main and 11th streets,
the 18Th nst ted ncreass Of the capital stock.
Subscription price $3.50 share and IS notes Will received
In payment until further notice.
Ths ships are selected carefully purpose and
with TO the carrying trade after the
Since closing the 16h in Information OF
gratifying than that previously ntimaed, has
been received by the Directory.
sAM,E !. HARRISON,
30 luftJ - Presidents
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RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 80. 1854.

TEsss-DAT. year. $50 sz OasA', sls; sArss months
IS FOr less period. - PER month
sraEErxx,1 year, sac Ex months, ala No Iae'dr9eSn
resolved tor less han six months
wuT, year, S1O E nona. S. No Sa0serpton receives
iss ian III months.
" ertsness a risk Of the subscriber.
Rsmanees IN ave dollar bills old Issue discounted aeeeec
lag 10 the ma-ket value IN Richmond ne time Of TsosP
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WANTS.

WANTED-At PAGES Wooden Mill, Dan
w villa Va, or GOOD wEAvER5. None bu, good need
apply. win pay zoe. per yard double Width furnish pro-
visions at low price Apply 81 once.
WANTRD-A female TEACHER, qualified to
give instruction in French, Latin Music, with
usual KnEAh branches, school Of scholars Reference
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uhose papers nsrksd Win of0 "A o1osE
lsand TAT hsr o. subscription Asout @Pre' ana VI
emit rerpty n hay wish tsslr papers continued
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An ACT 10 amend act entitled act 10 en6lisa Voln
ter Macy, dpprored april lsn 1853.
The Congress fe Confederate States Of America do enact
That entitled an establish Vou 1eer Navy"
proved April % be amended that the President be ad
authorized to Issue the commissions aud warrants
contemplated by said under such regulations he
SCRIBE applicants for service 10 the Volunteer Navy when
said applicants viii furnish suit BILE vessel for said
eryc receive into the Volunteer Nsvy said vessel nd
her ecers within beyond tho Confederate States
Sec President be and he u hereby authorized
70 appoint assistant Psymases for tho Volunteer Navy who
shall receive when duty atsea fifteen dollars per month
But no person foryye years and liable 10 perform
military duty shall receive such pgoi1tment
Approved February 49, 1854 apl-1aw4E
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A. n 1A' S..r..rn....r General

oPFIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPLY,
AUGUSTA, Ca, zen. 20, 1884 {
The Southern Express Company hereby no
dfy the friends and relatives soldiers In the Army Of North
Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared 70 carry out
the card, and that they
sill do ali In their power fuhliits requirements
JANIS SHUTTER
h. General superintendent and Acting President
fe2-d8m Southern Express Company