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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05
n OTICEs
LOST OR. MSTATD.

LOST OR MSLAID,
A NOTE OR DUE BILL GIVEN BY
"A Dr. E. f. WATSON, Of Alsmance County, to 7.
CLAYTON late deceased for TOO payable its face
Der, ls6a. to the best Of my recollection.
AT persons ere warned against TRADING for said nots
a it has never been Transferred either BY said Clay
ton or mysaIf DAVID LEWIS.
Admir-. with :he will annexed
OIL. T. Clayton, decd.
September a. 1854 29-wst.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

A NV BooK.-Frank. l. Wilson, Esq, win pub
lish in tew days. small volume containing
graphic account of the Battle of Great Bethel. Ar.
Wilson is one our best writer's, and the public may
expect an interesting book-one that viii do full
justics to North. Carolina and her brave soldiers
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

Col. Charles O. Blackuall, Of 22d N. G. Troops,
wounded severely in the late battle Of Winches-
ter and left in that place, where Of course he fell
into the hands Of the enemy, Col B. is one Of the
most gallant officers in the service We learn that
Col Bennett of the 14th N. O. troops, VAS captured.
A.j. Lambeth, Of tho 14th, and Maj. Cobb, Of the
I'd, were wounded and left ct Winchester. Capt
10. Jones, of this City, in command Of the Raleigh
Rifles, was slightly wounded.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

The draft Of the North is progressing quietly, and
ffsy.ivs thousand renforcements have been sent to
Grant within the last ten days. The Northern peo-
pie seem to be terribly IN earnest in prosecuting the
war; Can we cope with them in men and means
Will our a.irs be eon better footing three months
hence than they are nowr These are questions that
address themselves with great force to Christian
Statsgmen
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

"A gang of negrces was seaa by s. A. Harris, Aue-
Moueer, 1t the following psees, all ield hands,
= Jim, 1s years cd, s5.sia; Paul, lS years old
$3.50; Edward, 1G years old $3.50; Charles, IS
} ears old, 5000; Bsraey, Is years old 1926 !;
Louiss, l8 years old s 5eG9-CAas. 7iDses.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

J,mss N. Bullock, for many years represents.
tive from the County Of Granville in the Legislature,
.s.s found dead on the old track Of the olarksvie
Railroad. on the Goth Septsmbsr. Cause Of his
death unknown.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

The Losses AT AglAkIA--ls is stated that tie
losses during the honibardnsnt Of Atlanta iii reach
s. 000 900 worth ofresl estate, embracing houses
burnt. There we9e 4a7 pezsoes kiiifdl and tsl
wounded.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05


Our government Ia moving in the right direction.
There are signs Of waking mp, and we hope it will
60 on till every efficient officer and soldier shall he
confronting the enemy. The following general Or
der, it will be seen, places the business Of conscrp.
ton under the management Of Generals of Reserves.
1t speaks for itself:
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
Richmond, Sept %, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS, No. T3.
l. The Generals of Reserves will hereafter con.
troll the Enrolling Officers, and conduct the busi
ness Of conscrptou and enrolment in their respec
tive States under the direction of the Secretary of
War, through the Conscript Bureau.
H. Commandments of Conscripts and Camps of
instruction, will be under the direction of Generals
of Reserves.
III. Az soon IS practicable all officers and men
now employed in the enrolling service, whether as
enrolling officers conscript guards clerks or other
wise except such rs are retired assigned to light
duty by the Medical Boards will be relieved by de-
tails from the Reserve forces and sent to the field:
". All applications for exemption and detail
will be transmitted through the Generals of Re-
serves to the Superintendent of the Bureau Of Con-
scription for decision. The Office Of Congressional
District enrolling officer is abolished, and commu
nications from local enrolling officers will be trans
mitted through the conmandants of conscripts to
the Generals Of Reserves. An officer may be as
signed to duty in each Congressional District BY
the Generals Of Reserves as inspector Of conscrp.
ton,
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June Is, 1884.


yIyRINITY COLLEGE...TJIE NEXT SRS.
L sion will com,usnce the 7,b Of September next
Tuition from q to sc month in 0doaaee board $oe
per month"; payable monthly in advance about - par
mouth il paid provisions at peace prices There are
small exsrs charges for washing and room rent:
students requested ~ bring sl ths Text Books they
may be abe 10 procure. ". 7. 6ANSAWAf,.
President.
iuoust 1874 2l-WA<.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

Capt Neely's Company Of Home Guards were
again on duty two days of this week, and met here
yesterday. They report nary desertsr caught,
and none on reliable testimony, even heard Of
,Salisbury Watchman.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05
DIE D..

In Rockingham County, on the 9th September,
Mrs. CArHAkIsE REID. wife Of Hugh <. Reid, Esq,
and daughter of Hon. Calvin Graves, aged S& years.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-05

Gen. Baker gives notics in the " ilmington Jour-
nal that permission will he granted to pass our
lines By Gag of truce to Newbern hereafter, under
any circumstances whatever.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
coNnlNDER 800. nSK


Ths reader is already f1niliar WITH the gallant Al
successful exploit Of Commander Wood ard his band Ct
Marines, by which they captured ard destroyed the
Yankee gunbOa, Unie:wrter," under the FIRE of one
Of the forts NewSern, the Captain CT which escaped
BY jun ping overheard.
The Raleigh Confederate, referring to the same affar
pays handsome compliment 10 Commander Wood
Il Is orsdtles TO the remaining Officers and crew, says
the Confederate, that they made Q s;eu. fight; but
Colonel Wood was too much for them, and they were
obliged to suecumA. TIE boa was fairly clpured :
bu! owing 70 her being close To- aud having stsm
up, QUE COonsl Was unable to bring her or De was
therefore compelled TO reinqush bis prizs to des.rue
EOu. The explosion Of Der mlgizne was heard fer
miles, and her shell reLt tie air for several @cments
adding 70 the CONSERVATION Of tie Yankee and tory in
hsbitan.s OF NsEbern.
Colonel Wood came OF safe and brought most Of bis
prisoners.
Ths heroic deed adds las.re to arms, invgorAtes
she popular confidence in our cause AID reflects the
highest honor on the gallant ssrs AID who exc
Cuted IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
IgPORT4YT ZION FLORIDA.

private despatch was received here yesterday from
Lake City Florida and dated the dag, which stated
shat eighteen vessels, - gunocats and transports
are reported By tie commanding officer at "CaDpt Fir
bsgan having arrived a. Jacksonville on the eastern
coast Of that State. The enemy, il is presumed, in
large force have landed and reported advancing
Sunday night.
This intelligence comes from reliable source and TIE
movement, Is probably preliminary TO the establ sbment
Of estate Government under LneOlu's Amnesty
Proclamation by which tenth Of the people Of any
Of the 'nsusrsetOnay" States authorized to meet
together and inauguFaie 4 new Estate Government
Where there aie sufficient number Of traitors to
the South to organize the bogus government they are
exported from Yankeedom in tbs instance. This in
vasOn Of Flcrids, is Of course, part Of the political
programme by which Lincoln designs to sustain lie
waning prospects for the nsx Presidency and to per-
p,tuals his power, Notwithstanding the great popular
majority that any Of his opponents may receive at hOIe
The miserable bUoon will &c lhEarted in his nefsricus
purposgs-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND, Feb. g. 1854.
We subjoin the prices of some Of the leading
articles in this market
Country PrOdESs.-Apples, $50 per Dbl; Onions,
SSOlS5 per bus Turnips, S6s7 TaIlow, IS so; Dried
Apples, $40 pr bus. Potatoes, ssal4 per bus
HoGr.-Ths supply is very Light and demand active
The receipts have increased somewhat during the past
week, but are inadequate to the demand. We quote
at sl76l2SO per bbl., though receivers askiOg
more
Corn Asal-The price a, the mills is $22 per bus.
F0rags-HAy in bulk, Sl4 per lOOlbs.
Grain Corn, $40 per bus with an upward tenden.
cy Seed 0is are very scarse--nominsliy, $l4 per
busbel.
Groceries Sugars eoRtlnue to advance. Brown Is
qlOtable at s5io. No MOlasses in the market. Rice,
So scarce. Candles, IS per ID. Salt rs cts COf
fee, IL.
LsatGsr.--sols, 81 5Oas per ID; Upper, IS 6OaO--
Nothing doing in Hides. The Government. prices are
81 for green; s. for dry.
ProvisiOns-BlcOn, 81 so; Lard, q 90; Butter, So
for prime; Beet, So; VenisOn, 81 75l2 Poultry, g.
7obaeSO-Market quiet prices well sustained.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
rorrrEYrs oEsRERKANs CORPS

The Soma Reporter has received Information Eon =
reliable s.urcs that the enemy crossed and were still CO
eupying the T,naessee river at IL o'clock, A. n, on
Monday, the 9th uluo N iOIce, with cavalry andin-
f4nry at Lu,keas Ferry, % miles above 6un.ersvie.
The Reporters Informant states that they we're already
on the way to Gadsden II we hear nothing more within
day or two the Reporter concludes that they S;e not
coming down tia; way, bat are moving towards GeOr.
GA, where, il is supposed, they are destined.
correspondent writing to the Rebel from Rome,
Georgia, under dale Of January 2Ih, says that the Yam
kses demanded surrender Of the tow Of Guntersvie
Alabama, on the 29d, which vas refused and ttey
thea sheled the t0Wr from O'Clock, A. ", unGl
5, P NJ, but wish Whs, results correspondent had
no. aseertained It viii DO remembered that lArge
10 ton &C The town was burned aud several citizens
killed in July in lS62 in consequences Of the refusal of
the citizens 70 surrender tie place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
FRONRELOW.

The intense excitement that prevailed SA uriAy bad
entirely subsidsi Yesterday morning and no sPprehen-
sons Of successful advance By the enemy were felt in
any quarter as il was believed their force, though re-
ported a. reaching several thO1sA1i, vas insufficient
The latest iutslg snos received at H,a2quaTteFs is
tia. they ae on the ro,rcgrids, aud When as heard
from bsd reached Nav Ken. Court Hone. Ta.i Sd-
VAaos force is Iepceisaed bang coniidarsSy smh-
er than il bad bsen mayDi6sd By frs reports.
The real purpose Of their expedition ia uaknoW bu',
fosd, as they evidently were th,ir retreat will prob-
ably BE- marked By ali sorts Of dspsSdA Ions The pro-
psrty Of tie people
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
FRoE The RARIDAS-OEETczALD DESPATCH

PROM TIE RAPLDA8-0FFICLAL pESPATCA
The following official despatch from General Lee, vas
received At the War pasimens yesterday, aud, Of
use, explain, TIE rssul Of she sfT,r Saturday and
S .nday, ard "the situation" yesterday;
ORIEsE O. h, Feb, 8, 1854.
G.A. S. Cooper, a. and GssF
The fOrc,s OF the enemy which crossed as hOrton's
Ford Saturday, were driven to the river under cover OF
their guns thai evening. Daring the sight they re-
crossed to tho north bank, but remained In position
yesterday Tbs morning they have disappeared They
LEFT seventeen dead and forty prisoners in our handI
Our Oss, four killed and twenty wounded. Toe guard
at the ford, Lieutenant aad twenty-five men, while
bravely resisting the passage Of the enemy Wese cap
u-ed The enemys cavalry which appeared a. Bar
ns.,s Saturday, returned ac,Oss RObasons river Saa-
day evening.
(ssued) R L LES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

DroUsOrs THE wAR.-Gea. George W. Morgan,
formerly Of the Yankee army who held Cumberland
Gap When Kirby Smith invaded Kentucky, has resigned,
ard been making speech IN IOsians denouneDg tie
war In a recent speech he stated that when he FIRST
joined the army he supposed it for the restoration
Of the UaQ2 but that be had since found out that It
was eids against the Southern planters to ROB them
Of their negroes. That be cons qlsnty was opposed
to giving another dollar rAsng another man for the
C. ntinuares Of such an unhOly var.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
FUyERAL 0FH0y JOIN A. WILCOX

The proceedings Of both Houses Of Congress jester
day, were devoted exclusively TO the death of Hoa
John A Wilcox, Of Tsxs. Appropriate and touching
SaOges Of the life AID character Of the deceased were
delivered BY Hessrs. Sexton, Smith, Of n. c., EeRAe,
Atkins and Jones ia the House and by Aessrs Wig
fall, Pheal and Henry, in the Senate.
After the conclusion Of these Traesedings both bO-
dies accompanied the remains to Hollywood Cemetery,
where Il sy rsee we'd the last sad tribute Of resp.c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

ACCIDENTALLY sHol.--A soldier named VIM. L. Har-
dy, belonging :, Co. B, sOh Georgia Regiment, was
shot ia the Passport o,e vest rday, by the accidental
discharge Of aqua. The ball passed through the thigh,
AID escape the fenoral artery fortunately. He was
taken to SsabrOOk Hospital, and is doing as we'll as
could be expected The SOuud Is not considered dar.
RsrO-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

ST. yALzxrrSE's DAY.-The recurrence of "Love's
Anniversary viii BE- brought to mind this year, BY the
sue, from Messrs. Geo. Dunn & Co.'S hIhOgraphie
establishment, of series of sentimental comic, and
satiriea "Valentnes" TAe designs are generally very
clever and the execution far superior to that of the col
Ored eatch-penny asirs heretofore circulated in the
South. Although public attention should be diverted
from levity Whit the alarms Of heard at our
very doors, We believe that on TIE l4!h February, =
large number of valentines Will pass through the post
"a;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

THE SrKANER DESBIsH attempted to run out Of Mo-
bile few days siuos in dense fog, aod got aground
about mile fron Fort Morgan, and proved total
loss Her psse gers landed at Fort Morgan, ard
the greater pat of tie cotton b,ard $40 bales was
thrnHn nHrrhnnrd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

CAPTURE CT A BLOcKlDE RUNDs scHOOSER-We
learn from tho Tallahassee FOrdal that the schooner
OErOlDe Gertrude, With eOuon, in attempting to out
through the blockade, was captured. Messrs L. R.
SAyEer, James Tuen Thso. Ball and CharleI Davis all
ei iEns o. Tallahasee, board and taken prs
onsia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
FROM TIE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE G. H., Feb. S-one captain and Thirty nine
pSiVates, captured at Bnets Ford by General Earys
division, we're brought in this morning. The enemy
crossed at BArnets Ford early this morning, but soon
recrossed again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

KORsIsrowS, Feb. s.-ReporGs frem Knoxville, by
various souiees represent tina! the garrison there is in
state OF great suffering from small pOx Of which there
are TOO casss) and scarcity of ntOns. The Federal
prisoners cap ured have bread made Of unbOlted -four.
Colonel H. L. Glmer of the 4th Kentucky cavalry, has
been commissioned Bhgadier General The train ran
Strawberry Plains, within fifteen miles of Rockville,
Yesterday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
ENROLLING NOTICE.
ENROLLING OFFICE,
Sd Coke. DIsE. or VA.

Richmond Jan. 25th, 1854.
IN obedience 10 General Orders No. 3, A. and
Il Generals once dated Richmond, January 90, 1854 and
other previous orders al white males between the Of Is and
IS years the Sd Congressional District Of Virginia.
the Army Rolls heretofore enrolled CorBoips now
regularly detailed viii report themselves hnrong 0cer
examination By Medical Board and enrolment NJ the
loving places and dates:
Nchmona City, Enrolling Once" Bank street, Ah, 9Th
SUI sth, Sc, and 10Th February, 1854.
Henco Kent Charles Ciy couses at HenTlco Court
Rous on5t 10Th, 1Th 18Th, 19th Goth February 1854
Hanover county Hanover Court House, 22d 2sd, 2h
ard 18Th February, 1854
noce nedes every person not heretofore enrolled and
now regularly detailed between the ages pecded-those who
have any time discharged from the armypersons who
have been discharged By Medical Boards appointed for
oolscp Except peuons Of knsWn confirmed dis
ao1u who viii not 70 required 70 report In person. In which
case Local Enrolling 0ces viii make special reportO and AL
have exempted heretofore b. reason Of having
furnlahed substitutes
All persons who have been exempted from military service
heretofore any whatever WIN report themselves al
said and places with evidences Of their cai1 70 exemption
for the purpose o having said exemptions revised.
Persons reporting viii provide themselves With three days "a
lions and necessary clothing 20 mako themselves comfortable In
oamp JNO. A. C0KE,
Captain and Enrolling 0ncer
for Sd Cong. DIST Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

Run ovEH BIT rRE OAAs-A little girl, daughter Of
Mrs. Drls:ol living Byrd street, rear the Petersburg
depot, was run over b. the train yesterday afternoon
and 9TH legs eus off above the knee She bad been play
lag with her companions around the depot and just
before the train started for Petersburg seated herself on
the cOw-cstcher, innocent Of the danger to which
she was exposed. A soon as the train started
she was thrown Of on the track and run over by the
cars, ssvsrrg her legs above stated. The screams
osths little sufferer st.racsd TIE attention Of some gen
omen who pulled her by Orcs from her horrible sitr-
alton, when she became insensibe,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
TEE CITY.

TIE WIsE BRIaADE-We are requested TO give nc
t!ce TIA. all provisions clothing, ec intended for the
officers and men o. this brigade, should be forwarded
to the scare Of A. S BufOrd, Virginia Army Agent,
Richmond" by whom they win be sent TO the cnmmand,
free Of expense under the care o. prompt and reabs
travelling agent The ebaplADs OF the regiments com
posrg the brigade, who have been instrumental in per-
fec ing this arrangement appeal 10 the friends Of the
command to use ell diligence in obtaining and forward
ing as directed, ample supplies Of food aid clothing,
assuring them they will bs properly delivered under
their own supervision.
TIE papers in Virginia are reqassted to copy the
above
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

Nav MUslc.-Messrs. Go. Dunn & 90. continue to
keep the musical public supplied With the latest and
best compositions for the piano forte. We rec lived
from them, last week the following;
"Why no One to Lover" answer to "No One to
LOvs"-Words and music by Stephen @. Foster who hss
composed moro popular music than any man of the
age.
mo Surrender soDg-musIc BY O. O. Aers. The
lie page Is handsomely illustrated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

NorSE TO KESTUcKIASs-The KentuckiAns In Rich
mODd ss requested to meet on Wednesday, 10Th inst,
between the heus Of A. N. ard P. NJ at the Office
Of Mr. L. H. FitEhugh, Bank street. near oh. Bust
ness Of Importance will be brought to their attention
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
ADJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oTYIcE, [
RICHMOND, Va, FEB. 2, 1864.


RICHMOND, Va, FEB. 2, 1864. I
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. 10.
the Of The loss OF company records and the
quent Inability OF the commanding officers certify hererom
The clothing Of soldiers said may from
memory provided such statements supported by the sdAy
Of the soldiers Interested.
When the casualties Of companies have
rey deprived OF their officers the adjustment OF clothing
accounts the adav OF the soldier together with those Of
his comrades will be esteemed suent evidence authorize
settlement with HIM. the statement shall be approved by the
regimenta commander.
i'll Hereafter articles OF clothing Issued during the year,
will stated opposite the Of such SOLDIER the muster
roll OF bis company at the nua settlement directed General
Orders No. eO Autant and Inspector Generals ONCE Deem
Der sth, 1862
w. The attention OF company commanders 70 called to the
quremsns OF the quoted General Orders By failing
clothing received by them for Issue their they
themselves liable 10 be charged with is value and stop
page Of their pay 70 the amount. ~
From and after the lst February 1854 Instead Of supplying
company commanders wi clothing for their men, officers OF the
ouatemAses Department win Issue 70 the soldier upon the
reqniIon Of his imm sdiate co Dmandlng officer.
VI In making payments to soldiers upon Deicip I've LISTS
ocss Of tho QaaremRse Department will be careful 10
thereon the amounts paid and the tire for VIII Oh they
paid returning them delivery their
pAny commanders and filing with their UNITS certified copy
COOPER
fe8--lW A. II. Gent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

Tx CoNEDERArE READISG RoON has received a late
variety Of pagers from various cities of the United States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09
RICHMOND WING.


TERNs- DAILY yesr $50 Slz mouths, as Tires non'n'
eS FOr lsss psriod, IS pc; month
srSi-WukLE,1 year, sS SIX months, tio No 'ae'efPa0n
received Tor less than SIX months
wEEkLT, year, sio six nonhs S. No Sues'rp'on ree''eo
Tor les tAaa ak monthE
R.u.Htanees a risk Of he Euhscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

ME- wish TO elect Immediately a gentleman
or lady 10 the Music Glass; aiso gestlemsn and
Ady to teach In the Literary Department Of Martha Wishing
ton College
Salary session Ofnns mOnthSesntsmAn, In Musc bard
and 900 gentleman, in Literary Course, board and $780,
dies, board and $500.
single geutlemen preferred
Apply, with testimonials, to
Rev. WIN. A HARRIS,
feS-s" Abingdon, We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

sUssoRsEss whose papers marked Win O0' VA
,..na hat ,s, term of subscription e about expire. AID E
mi. lre=pt,y II they wish ,hslr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

TIE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF
a TIE Mutual Assurance Society Virginia Win .
hsr omea ~ ne city Of Richmond TUESDAY, ne $50 Of
'i fss-1Ss - ''''-' J. RUrHEREOORD. ?, A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-09

RO0M WANTRD.-A gentleman connected
~ sdh ths once, wishes 70 rent q small FCRGESRED
R00A eonvenisni 70 eunesl. Appy 70 Mr. GTsme.