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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-28

JANUARY THAw.- For the last few days
we have experienced all the mildness pecu-
liar to a regular January thaw, which is so
suggestive of spring time with its April
showers that bring to us the birth of the
daisies. Over the hill-tops the lcaden
clouds have been low down, while the cav
of the reven comes to us from the woods,
and snow-birds whirl in eddying focks thro'
the air The snow has fast disappeared un-
der rthe mildness The sun is gaining strength
asst slowly returns northward, and when its
brightness is visible its cheerful rays fall
pleasantly everywhere, refreshing us with
hope for the speedy return of the season of
birds and blossoms. Slush will reign su-
preme for season, and will be cheerfully
endured, in anticipation of the coming
brightness, when the streams will again be
let free and all nature will bask in the glo-
rious sunshine.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-28
Attention !! Stock RaiSers /!

THE subscriber has 9 SPANISH JACKS, above
l medium size, 9 years old past warranted good
fonl gotters and one Jenny, which he proposes to
sell for cash on reasonable terms or trade for good
horses or western land.
Application must be made between now and the
first Of April next TO -
j. c BRYANT, Dresden Ohio.
Jan 2lst, lSGiwG
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-28

AN OFFICER IN TILE ARMY WRITES: cat
inspection I noticed that large proportion
of the mems knapsacks contained a box Of
Troches, being generally used by them foi
colds, etc." Brown Bronchial Troches"
should be in every soldiers knapsack OF
pocket, to be used upon the first appearance
of a cold or cough.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-28

OF New York City was on exhibition in the
Court House, Monday and Tuesday after
noon and evening, to a large audience, who
were delighted with it. 1t shows Al miles
of the streets, buildings and shipping of the
city. The work is under the management
of Mr.. WELLEvER, and is just what the
bills represent it to be. Some 1000 per
sons visited it here. Those who have an
opportunity should take their family, sister,
cousin, or some one else S cousin to see the
Panorama and they will find it time and
money well expended.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-28

PRECISELY R1GHT.-A cynical fellow who
couldn't muster the cash for a sleigh-ride
during the fine sleighing of last week, sends
us the following recipe for its sensations:-
''Sit in the hall in your night clothes, with
both doors open, so that you can get a good
draft; your feet in pail of ice water; drop
the front door key down your back; hold an
icicle in one hand and ring the tea-bel with
the other He says, "You can't tell the
difference with your eyes shut, and it's Il
great deal cheaper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

osOr PegrAn, one mile distant from PEBBLES farm, but
shslled out BY artillery. These bouser, We
undrs aud, we're somewhat by the shells from
our guns butt necessary to dsodge the Yankees
The situation last evening remained unchanged with
this exception.
8 irng events are anticipated within ths next day or
two, ana We shall be mistaken If the enemy do not
catch Tartar in their path. The route to the South
Side Railroad will Prove bloody one to them If in.
deed, they ever succeed in getting it
SMALL AFFAIR.
The Yankees yesterday took portion Of our picket
limo near W. W. DaSiss house, three quarters of mile
west Of the Weldon Railroad car airing twenty prison.
ers In the afternoon they were driven back and our
line ,esestsbllshed.
GRANTS ARTILLERY RIfURyIkG.
Information received yesterday, that on Saturday
nignt, train Of artillery crossed the poDtoo1
bridges from the North 10 the South de OF the James.
l. is not believed that any infniry troops have as yet
been reorossed.
THE RESPECTIVE LOSSES.
Our losses during the last three days fighting In this
vicinity, will not ,ed FIVE hundred from all
II surprisingly small On the other hand, the Yam
kee loss 10 known to have been large-but little less,
any, than FIVE thousand, including prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
Grants Progreas.

It ia Eve full mol ~, Jo1ly, since Grant set Ia mo-
ton his grand expedition 70; .he cap use Of Richmond
&c bad Unlimited control Of the whole military DO yer
Ogths Uai,ed States, the privilege OF selecting What
eEesrs hs pleased command under him the right to
choose biz end to seec! big own time for moving
Wo are justAei in concluding that bis army was in q,
n organ ,toD, in appointments and in all the rresum
ed PrsrsQ lssss Of success, all tina, he wished. We
knew That he in no hurry to move, for at least tso
months Of good campaigning weather were aln-.a TO
pas before be struck his tents. We tn-h.a.
troops a. eonmandeis f. Nuo" ia, = ~S.
-, IN other armies, and ths. bis
-, ysr sct as his own Sld other c'1EIries
-, make l.. He had the benefit Of 81 the failures
that had occurred in former attempts Zoe the end
and knew Via. 10 avoid that his predecessors hsd blu1
ersd IN and Ehst 20 take advantage ~ that they had
oysrlcok,d. His country eEcrbsd % him gfeA. cala
ey as solder and bad but lately Conferred its bigt-
ss military rank upon him. l. required sxiraordi-
nary vanity on his part 70 accept their estimate Of bin
oOFree'. He had thus gh 10 believe TIA. every
thiag favored uaY insured his sGccssz. He was conf
dent ard from hs point Of view, had right TO bs 60
He was sure thas very shor. tine, lev weeks
Al uaos you'll witness ths fGhmsnt Of his pl,rs for
Than giving n, mos. striking assurances he could
fr.ne Of his determination aud perseverance, he said
bs would hold On "evsn ( the whole summer re-
oqirsdp-sa though be he'd said: g. Take the wore
Vieul SUPPOSE Gm mistaken 81 20 tho SINE in Wtiei
this work my be- accomplished have all lie sum
rasr before me, a1d sysH tie whole Of it required
I shall rot des9lir nor abandon the undertaking.
Gloonys desperate, indeed, must be tie though.
and sengS Of the Uaa VIZ sss oui after thss prsPa
tons and with these no u eonvo,iols. when he re
49, Is -. H. bfr
Of the fall has gone BY, and though be has Saerite9
his mea BY heelseom6E, and employed every resourc
aud fleay Of whioh he s master, be is to-day not
near ths coveted obee as vas biz competitor In fall
urc and predecessor In disgrace MOClslsn, more TIA
Two years sgcne' Ss near In point Of actual space an
irani.ely farther OF Eben the increased impsdmsot
n the vsy ofimPrsgnahs works and soldiers discipline
apd seasoned int nIino.siity, are rsusassFsd.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

Therefore q that ve and Grant now With no other fo-
ase for himself or bis disappointed codntymen' 1nAn
the imaginary one that the Oonfederates have their
last man in the field; that they are robbing the cradle
and the grave to reoIuis their armies, and must
soon reach the point of irreparabe and hopeless ex-
hsu,ticn He no longer promises himself or them viz
tory Wrerched from hard fought helds; he no longer
looks to his swarnng legions for success nor thinks
with the ssmo CO upacent assurance Of his capacity fer
command; but he cOrjurss up picture of skeleton
army in his 'front.' "Whose sands Of fe," Like those Of
the aged and benevolent physician whose advertise
msnts We were won't to read in Yankee newspapers,
ARE nearly run" He farcies that Of the people nhsse
Confederate States who once filed the parts in the seven
ages of lie described by the great dramatst, only those
Who figure 10 the 6ss ard seventh parts remain 20
cEu.onr armies He thinks that If he only sits down and
waits till the phantom corps OF Gen. Lse drop to pieces
aud disappear, he will not have long to wait Ana tnis
ia he conclusion Of the grand, glorious and sublime
,ovement by witch Grant was 10 sweep Lees army
tom hi, n.tb aud enter Redmond with majestic ana
uDbiudersd s.s, Waiting till hisfOe periahss Of
1.h,lty and nsoaon. RHst.sTs szpsc!ai, da" dtFTss
dnlRiS
But the s1igences Of the political situation DO not
permit this COL lering hero to pursue his policy OF
waiting. II Is necessary TO LncOlns success that some
sppesrancs Of activity should be kept up. therefore,
IL i that We see Grant now probably without dsntis
des n, stl less WthGu! hops Of doing anything TAu
able, requiring big stir in bis army, and throwing
Gus bis attacking parties on the rght and lett upon IL
sds quAtsly defended pOss. HIS grand NaP0eODic sx-
NJ lon for the destruction OF Lse, and the reduction
Of the Confederate Capital has dWndlsd down into an
slso.ionOsrI campaign for Lincoln His army Is bus
little more han big vigilance committee in the inter
est Of the Black Republicans. That ne lost over two
houSAad prisoners lAst week, and as many killed and
wounded, In this heroic work. matters but little with
him. for be cares not straw Tor life and knows thai
DO las men enough to stand such drain TIL after the
election This is the cum, the finale, OF the last great
On to- Richmond. Most lame and impOtsnt conclusion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
HlADQ'Rs RzsERvI F0Rors OF Va, !
Richnond, S.pI 70, 1854. I
GWEALL oRpERs,


emo. "a.
uusnOe General deis No. 49, iIued the
uaG Aad llIpeoor eensas Once sepIsmbe aht, 1854 tie
1netgned ADDITION his Ghsr du hereby
euA,ss Of consumption and enrolment
Of Va aia.
L. ic! enrolling ocsIs will procesi promptly complete
tie unhLs1ed busnsss penoiig ir respective oes
turn all Osl.l book papers and tfscs 10 the lnspec-
OIL CJIsspea, WHO will assigned their
hic!s.
Local enrolling officers will hereafter address ofca
coH.nuaieEuyus directly to The lonmaId.nt Of CoAsolt
enrolling 1eer for each county and city will immt
d-Isy lAgGm the CcnmknCans Of gonscips copy Cf
commission rep 70 ispg oitl his age Nhealsr
ne capaDlo OF nl s,rslce AID not he evidence Of h
Jnt 70 nsEt duty 4so comp etc descfp
AL sbpioyed an guards, cerk
ot.ewe aaa the orders tssgning tAr
present du Ls.
Appne.t0ns for assignment 10 duty enrolling edesr,,
clicks conso glAris Ia tie seysEl conltes cte
tssised Vctra, non-commIhslo- ed Oc
belonging to TIT UIcss IeLSeen the ass
a. " from rs,rei and right duy Ccsu and
persons Nho lUs nAb.e .li.sTy curl
APPLICATION eeICsas tst J1s ofinl character
fuSts W tsei ~ G0 John Z. d., oil
at BIC. Id Private .o-,Ts Oh Tie
may be assi, ned ausy ~ acting enrolling oAoes.
vi ,Lue derived Secretary OF War
the STATE Virginia, rsued, AssgIeo
u-t, unassgaed are ordeedto rpor
NrI 10 tnSse witnln tnnt d.ys scn III
aLing repor tue ID Tine vii % trJppsa
.Iom rJus-
b. command Brig. Gen KENPER
"a " R.H. oATLEIT, A. &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
DIHU.

O. LYON, ofKnox ecuny Tennessee In the e4h year Of bis
age -,
would be impossible obituary notice 10 DO justice 70
bis ed inertia he sood ia mont rank In bis pro-
esson among sbest jurss Of his native State A.
ghfor, isnd and ez D. highly esteemed or
possessed shining qualities.
his heart With In the present struggle me
beginning OF the he living and comfort upon
rewards VI his rofe nal labor and oying the unooundsa
confidence md Of al who hun Bus wnen toe
my took East Tennessee he threatened with
arrest ana forced abandon his home all M cherished az
locAtons He Southwestern Virginia his temporary se
dnce Anew weeks he vi beloved sister In
"a. On his return he Stopped this CITY, we're he was
attacked St1 the disease closed moIts He
aware Of his condition, and INST death with cAlnes and reg
nation.
Duing Illness his conversation and Thoughts devoted
TO Dis neAi relatives apd beJng country Afer and
we-spent life he sleeps In ohoc2oe terry, worthy
place among s ussr0us tenants HIS and brothers. In
their SAD bersavenenh have The hsare Sympathy who
honored with Dis acquaintance Kid and
devoted Drother friend, cheering
consolation that ne died with tpoe reputation
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
4 DISCIPLE " BUTLER THE REAsr

They have very truculent Yankee a. the hea 1 Of
firs at P4duCAh Kentucky. His chief ambition &C. ma
to be to ol,- Butler Bailer. He signs his nameE A.
P.ne, and afsxss his title Brgadier General $
A. % taking command of his district, being wal ted
upon by of the leading citizens for informal ion
concerning regulations to be adopted, & he addres Ied
them Is follows;
Geutsm,n it il notorious fact that this district il
intensely dsloJal /. has caused more trouble 10 he
Government than all your tobacco cotton banks I'D
business ia worth. The question is not boR MI Ich
money you make this year. lis not how NJ ch
tobacco cotton or hemp you can grow. Tho ,ly
question trial here is fare Jon psopo Of this dis let
ready for she dsral aAlVationf' If So vel; if Ot,
you must die. l have plan to suggest and he pc
God viii give me grsco 10 srsain il, Ny plan VIII be
tke orly plaa o T. ral salvation in this district i;
| is substantially follows: Tee frs. and great
msudment is that all you dsoyal, rebellious PEG pls
shall Q. circulate collar OF capital in all this sI nj
Not dollar debt OF bill OF exchange can be paid or
made 6ithou. my signature, and piedge you v I'll
not approve any money tyaniac.iou OF dscyA man.
All he capital all his money every cent of IL shall 20
placed Al tho disposal of the Government
|
Il, Tan about your rights Why you have no r5h s
20 Ssk seea. loyal ciiz,n is the only one left wi II
any rights at this tine. And ye. you come to ms. ash
log for q banking privilege. Gfest Goa tba SeS;l
might ss well ees he Almighty fer from. sea; in
heaTaa No, Il in your prosperity you have desn,s,
tbis great End good Government you may coon ba,,o
the privilege to lOIe il in your adversely. Not only
this 6u, you ought aye yeu must 6gdt for this Gov
ernmeut
"Ycu are eli Of you sb!e.bodiad men, but think
yourselves good fight afraid Of Federal buleu
something else. And when come to get your mig
ger 10 make soldier Of him, set up suoh howl
why, Niger lie worth thou'and dollars; you can't
spsrehim Too coWady to eight yours,lv you are too
uCau ami strgy to allow your nigges to 90, al yet
you hsIping about your 'rghts" hat miserable in
ida, Southern rights Sou bern aristocrscy Just
- il born In Ksntucky Is better than man born
IN AHaos o. either Of them better than man bern In
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
tsic1t'
NILES kEGisrEn KnVlVGD.


The onnuance OF Ness Nlona Register the most
fol publ cation usd press Amerc. was
uyert regret TO the whole eounry We have N,
readers that
revived In the OOunryman To ,hov ma
our after the Register the numer and Ia
Of It's pages, typography ard other featureI vkt
10 tho standard p-bhc4ton Issued by Niles,
challenge the OF who desires 10 have
prese We for bi lang the mott useful Of eeklies
Bsdes the atus OF kess hegster The Countryman has
Others which should render sti I've to viz de-
par.rlent elegant lie sture rong eLtyeo lie
rary and modelling itse after the best EDpI
weees but at th me, being stamped with an
pendent Southern tone, orgnsl ith and peculiar itself
altogether novel feature with f. nm n
the count the GATORS plant .toD, miles rom apy 10
and deVotss much sttet
ythEg that ntereets toe uatsy gentieuan
feature In other
gcs- happily compliments BY the hght authority 10 te
Charleston Courier At the risk Of ho King
sensitive ideas Of modsGty entertained by ot asId
ious s journals the Savapnsh Republican, we viii quote
here endorsement BY the Courier, journsl
Ina CoUsTRUAs-To families snd readers of healthy rural
tastes all love t. snuf the esh air outside
Of after good dog, ana who love- moreover to rsd
for mental nut liion we'll element, commend The
Propde not By clique, clan, psy
a offs class AMI Of very Bile class, and
would deem lis general extensive clon encouraging
OF growing health and vgor In the public mia and
I'D needed selfre
indie endence, IL thought and opinion.
We appeal the reading public OF the sou 70 give us
shall be well satisfied obtaining has number, In addition 70
me 0oaurymsn handsome quar.o. sixteen pages pub.
Ishsd on The tdtor Plantation near Eaonon Ga, which
All COS a ulIcatiOr shoEld be addressed.
oar tecms are So three months, or t20 pr annru.
We would BE- grs eu 10 the editors OF SoutleIn Jurnsls
L, at us II extending circulation an 10 ali ur
snhsbers and ens and acquaintance to
Aid "a 10 procuring just 600 moe Subscribers whose IubscIp
ops we est late Increased expenses Improve
msnt OF our journal A TUANSR,
81 taptnn Ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
hkA DQ rs hEskRyk FoAcks /
OCTOBER 81, 1861.
FACIAL CRDER |

PKCIAL IkDks,
NJ. l0L
The co., NEXT the regular seon OF the Virginia
I.sue, having been PosVatd until the LIST VI NOV
Ter IL yeas Of age and not
Already orty the held by orders om Tue war u
rmenl, from these he iaieit, a!e hsISby required u
NihCu dsia to hsj u PeJton, Commtnd-n' o.
lamp Instruction. Camp Lee ne-r sienn oHd, Tor mne
dAte ana i'd vice. Uades IN ~ OF
are also eares report 81 once fIr Assignment W
duty.
All farloughs and exemptions heretofore granted TO Cades
are, Dy com ma OF TIE Ie.ary WAR; revoked.
Tie b. released neld service ~ or before the
com ne AUemsLt Of tae session OF t Institute.
4. II. oATLETT,
os4-gt A. A.. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
THE LAssOCIATION Or THE
CuNEEQEHAIE AIAIES OH A III kRlCA

OONFEDEhAIE STATES DE AMkHlCA.
The next annual meeting Of this body Will be held In Olsr
s, North 04rolna Wednesisy te Si day November
next Yielding TO tie suggestions Of Of ts members,
called the appointment for iu MEETING Atlanta the hope
that favorable turn In the sns CT the cOnisdsrscy might
efsr more auspciCus for i assembling That
hope has failed The is still raging with little prospect Of
SPesGy aiafn.n. In The nsanms the Interests OF the H.
sing generation should net overoOksd therefore, invite
the iriInds Of sdu(aion 10 assemble In Charlotte.
TIE COMMITTEES ~. oined at tie meeting In Columbia
w II Ia 70 " hoped, Aiend 10 the matters entrusted cir
en- re
following article tn, sets forth the terms
o. memOtrshpi
siGr Of the Confsde staes who my be
gage In tl Psoi ssoa tea hg, ho has, el.
nbd haEsn with M soucAt insre.s yountry,
l,mDIr Vi tue Ascension, the foil Wing
W.T. ul4t be nln,nalsI Q. sanuAi mtelLg, ~ 0
oil ts sody ,s>tsd W jsr.ty The PIE
SEM sga thii Vsnsiulon."
J. L. REYNoLDLs,
Irestent OF he Association.
COLUMBIA, B. O, Sept 81, 1854
Ia papers derts States will confer favor
Doa the ASSOCIATION w paohns and Calling attention lh
n,tes. sspt 4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S,SaTS.
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 4, 1854.
EVENING WHlG.

". shall publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. n, and
,yery gaoOeedng day Sundays eEcePtedO at the same
hour, an evening, edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain tie atess news BY mail and telegraph,
Ut TO the hour OF going 70 pres editorials local intel
HRsncs, &c. y90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

LUoIAN D. sIzER and WILLIAM H. BRIGGS having this
lssc aed elves gstLer under The Arm ard Byle
clZER sIlGGs lie taken the
next IsGtal airoad Once the pose
Of cJnduciing GENERAL OommEoa Bnsntis, respectfully tUi
,opslguneELs from farm, rs and others
No charge dr,yIss win made from the ce-sl depot 70
.urs store. heier u
Hon. Ge1. W. randolph RI. hmond, Va.
Hon Jam Lyons, Heniieo eVuatJ.
Hon w. Uiump, kelmOnd, Va.
col p. Auau.t, ficlmond, Va.
james T. CarsUn, AutuSIs county.
W. j. shum6te Ego augusta county,
U. H. MAIog, ksq AsEu,Ia coaEy,
H. X oaTte ksq , h.nvyer equity.
K Ii. Seer, Eq Caroline couaiy.
7. n. G-ie 600, Esq carol ne county.
Colonel N. wAn.r sFoty wanna county.
DIR /. d ice, Hanover county.
FoatAine Pres dent d. Witconb, Superintendent and
81 ana agents VI me Virginia central Raj.
Paby.
Liehmcnd, Va, sspsabsr 10, 1864. oe4-csl-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
NOTICE.
H'DeRs w. ID. i. LEES Cav. DIy.,
Sent 18th 1874

To the Farmers Of Dinviddie, NottosOay, Lunsn-
burg and Charlotte counties
GKSrLxs The otrn kindly loaned you for the OF the
Ooniedescy consumed the cavalry daring Wilson raid
through your eouas has been recsped for by Maj
B. Bsncn, the Post Petersburg Va be be-
ing the retpoasiLls party would you commun
cate with him at once, stating wneh you willing
kind again the growing CROP or whether you
want rs.urnsd for the Immediate use Of your families
Very respectfully,
Your OBJ servant
pHARLks waltz.
iAl-sA - kAin and o ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Lost 10 the month Of May a certificate Of depcse In The
Confederate btstes Treasury 8 March, for 81 bearing
per cent Interest," No. sSi for which shall rake appica
W. W. WOODS,
Sss'e0s Aus' ss-ssys EaEEai ersrs H0flss+
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
LOsE BUNDs Avn Cni1 IriUATEs.
II,HE following Confederate STATES bonds war

stolen Destroyed by the public enemy near Arlington
Nelson county 90 the lila Of Juae 'ls seysn per
eeLt Bond, No. 1885, ior t4CC0 Issued SEPT lsp3 xfsh
interest from July 49, 1868, Of Jao ~ Hsnsrsa
and JOS A. Waddel, adraielst aton Ct Thos o. Bar.eI
Dec ~ 1853 with Interest from Nov a. s6S IA nsmss Of To-
a wsdde and Jno Hendren, administrators aboye Aiso
me following certificates for four Boaas sprs
Kinney bePosItsIy At stsantoh Va, viz: No.. for Sac.
ssuef sArch g. 1854, and NO. for co. hsued ma
sS and No =, for si0o, issued March = 1894 o Jos Va
sell; No a. for 800 Issued haen =, 1854 to Mrs g. r. Hen
Wadde and No 9ts for t00, issued March - 1sSl "a
hsndrsn and !! A Waddsl sdniRia!rasou a above
Treasury Department for renewal Of De sSovs -s es
Bonds and osrtaeates, '' ~"soasN
~S=NN Joa \ wADpnG. lsussu, VI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
RUNAWAY In JAIL,

WAS committed to Henrico County Jail.
" June the lih, 1854, negro named wM wissToH'
have, the property OF L. JONES' OF Louisa The .ad reoT.
about ~ or % years Of feet inches hi2h stoa, bn
lad on vhsn committed light suit Of eohe.vev.
sh9rges and take him away be win 30 des i,h sccorns
10 law. GEO. d PIIIasSTs "s
iyl4-s6v sherR on Hsn,I.a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A GENTLEMAN who is fully exempt from
n nltlry duty, and who has anily. desires situation
an OveTseer or Stewart farm above Richmond
Address FRANCIS W. WARE,
sep21-c4ts Care Of z. Oanthorn, Eiahuo nd, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
o. WALrBALL.
Commission Merchant,
hI.HauED, VA.

THE undersigned tenders his services TO bis
L friends puhhc agent for the cou.ry pro.
duee and IchGnoe gn1ry and res ec.aJ solicit,
sgnmeBts sort large experience AID
maze qlansaLce with mercantile pursuits viii enable Lin
ineresL OF his patrons Ia edGito he Is eIemp
rom uIary service, sIeore may ALWAYS be found
home ready those with their
location me house OF sirs W. Staples Co.,
side ofte BssiaHhese he has ample storage
MA-laR2L U WAN HALL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
NOTICE

NHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
u The Bank Of Richmond wi take place their BANKING
House. In this AoxD.T the Sd October 1864 at 10 O'Clock
NJ The transfer book viii be soOed from the instant III
after the day ofthe messing OF the stockholders.
sels-2v J. MAOaIIRDO, Cashier.