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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
MiidlinG.

The total stock OF cotton In port IA estimated ~
4o5 100 bales including II. 800 bales OF American
TRADE RrrosT.--1he Manchester MARKETS dui and
good, and warns are still declining.
BRpsp,Ii FFs The market is very dun, with de-
Pn1yIsIoSs-Ihe market is quiet and steady. Lard
is firm. $1,000, 4,
LONDON Oct. ~ ls6i.-Consols close at ss,dsst Tor
money. The weekly return OF the Bank OF Lhg'aha
shows decrease in bullion Of 1870.
AMERIc Az SrocKs-Illinois Contra! Railroad, Wool
discount; Erie Railroad. iOail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
The Danish Questiom.

The consideration of some questions still do
Laws the final conclusion Of peace
Ii is semociaiy announced that Austria ana rus
sia will conduct the preliminary administration OF tho
Duchies until the assembly OF legal advisers can many
determine che question OF the succession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

All you who hold powers Of attorney to vote
for the absent, remember, this is the LAST DAY
in which you can REGISTER them. The duty
is a sacred one. No trust could be more obi ga
tory on man. Perform it, we pray you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

The Union meeting at Astoria, tomorrow
Thursday evening, will be addressed d. Rufus
King Brown, MD, and the Rev. Charles La
Rue of New jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
Spain.

Some Madrid journals urge the Government
TO keep the Chinchs Islands as pledge I'LL Peru shan
have given entire satisfaction to SPAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

The Parade Of the Union War Eagles is post
poned to Friday evening, when it will certainly
take Mace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
To AIYertisfrs.

Advertisements for The WEEKLY iRlS. - o. 'ni'
wss< must be handed in to-day.
ft,cs . per line fo- each insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

James A. Briggs and Theodore Tiiton viii
speak for the Uuion at Paramus, n. j., this
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

WILLIAM L. ROBINSON will speak this evening
at Lockport, n. Y.
THURSDAY evening AT Bath, y. Y.
FEIDAY afternoon at Union, y. Y.
SATURDAY evening at Paterson n. J.
MONDAY evening at Plainheld. " J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Capt. Chas. S. Strong, who was nominated
BY one of the Union Conventions in this district has
withdrawn from the canvass BY this action Of Mr..
s,rour The entire Union vote In the District viii be
given TO Mr. EIibu K. Carpbsl. who has All excellent
chance Of being elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
ENDORSEMENT.

At q large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Lincoln and johnson German Campaign Club held last
evening o. their headquarters. Jacob Appellee No 20
Eighth-ays, Mr.. CHAs A. LAMONT wos endorsed as
the Union candidate for Assembly Ninth Distric,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
Local Politics.

ct B.v-Take the vote to the Union Cen.
trial Committee at Aston House. as TO the Union Ward
Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The Democratic Convention for the First Con-
rre,, district have nominated Dwight Townsend. OF
Richmond County I'LL thc vacancy created By the res
ignation of .be Hon. II. G.. Stebbins.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
FROR WILMINGTON

An Sfieisl &c patch ron Gen. Whiting command ng
at Wilmington, iOGeO. s Cooper, which may be seen
n the telegrsphio column, tends to eOnim What we
have already expressed in rel ton to he intentions Ct
the enemy on tie eoss; this winter
The heavy firing By a number Of the enaA, s can
e's on tie los, was ubless caused BY attack
Of cur bassTi,s and may b. preliminary to Other
measures 20 Gloss up tie FOrt OF Wilmington entirely
Tsey regard The ebaace5 &C running the blockade from
Por, essential 70 very existence Their Ope
racns may not Be intended TO extend farther, or have
Any other effect than tbs closing Of the port If they
deiyn - accomplish anylbiog eise very short time
must IeYeal it
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
1RKNRRS


There is 10 reWs, really, except that which may be
found u der the tslegrspSic head. Several rumOrs
prcva led on she stree yesterday butare too prepOster-
Gus 70 merit notice. News is the pabulun which the
p9pul IT mod nov demands ami IN the absence Of any
thug-eabe, RumOr, with her thousand tongues IA apt
to manTf,o.ure something to order.
These Wild reports hOSeEer arS times the fore
runner of something that Is true ard We SHOULD ut be
surprised a1y time Or somo occurrences Of importance
TO turn up"
paragraph from slats NOFshern paper, in the latter
Of the Examiners special fredericksburg correspondent
yesterday, states that Grants plan Of the spring
paign advises concentration Of forces sgainst Rich
mond, and an attack BY three different routes--Cul-
pepper, Fredericksburg, and the Peninsu'A There is
much FEASIBILITY in this and With Grnts present pres
tge as a successful officer, the militia su.hOes may
adopt his suggestion. When it Is evident that Trey
have, then it will DO appropriate TO Giscuss il,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
COYGRESSTOY4L

TIE Senate me. AZ II o'clock yesterday, aud before
going into eeSres session en- the "miliiary bill con.
siierej aud passed several bls-one increasing the
compensation o. the civil officers and employees in the
y Of ehmOnd, and another, fixing the time for tho
cCmarncem ent Of the next session Of CoogJess via
tire rs. Monday in MAJ. Both Of bese bills we're sent
to the House fof concurrence. A bill granting extra
allowance to officers Of the Navy.Was also passed.
Would it no. be e1psdent 10 instsuss al enquiry into
the necessity Of the various "tureauI" and boards"
il the Navy Department With Iber numerous corps of
Ollie rs and clerks report Of the number Of en-
p,yees Nth exposition OF the extent Of their dutiCs
would, reraags lead scare Of the economical Senator's
tosdyoea,e eorso dltioH AM retre ehnenf Is il OF
vous to tho discerning, that we have too many
Oi,es ard officers, LOs Only in the Navy Department.
Bat IN al o;ters The evil has grOFn into olo of Sc
rous magnitude and merits the attention OfCOngress
Ia tie House bills we're passed TO increase the pay
Of Clicks in the Exseutve and legislative Departments
Of the Government; and to provide forage Tor Army
Chaplain, who Lave one horse. Several resolutions
and bills we're nrotu.ed snd may &c found under the
head Of the Proceedings.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

War SoLDIEk's AID SOCrErT has AcCONPtsHED -
I, Nay, 1861, tbe ladies Of Lyneh5u-g organized a
secO.y for the purpose Of making clothing .Or the
soldiers Of tha ely aud assisting their hmiles ef. de-
p ndent o. their IN eKerOns. They not only clothed
the soldiers from their OEd city bu. contributed to sG
or seven conn aaiss from surrounding counties and
several hundred diers from The South The Secretary
Of the Society has published report in the Lynoaowg
Yrliniaa from which We make the following extract:
Whoe amount o. sOsk d1ne from 1861 to lst JSnu-
AIRY, 1864;
90 over 0OGs, sol eoas and jokes, 2l56 pair
pants, O2S par drivers. $50 pVr socks, 523 pair
"a ters, Si2 shirts, lac vests $50 tOHel so window
curtains so rolls bandage.
Jade for the Medical PuIvsyor Rnd hers and taken
BY the Society fer the purpose OF giving employment to
tie mothers wives aud daughters Of absent soldiers
$50 bed sacks u 9S9 sheets IL 692 pillow sacks a1d
cases, g49 comforts, ASS bed covers, $40 bags.
Mary hundred hAver-aeks made, ml Of eAntesns
cows e. whole suits for companies altered and trimmed,
aldimueh done thatuever va erte.ed on the books.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

MELANCHOLY DIlTH.=-Ars. Mclean, a refugee from
tie vicinity Ct Hampton, died at tie BOlngbrOOk Hotel
YESTERDAY says the Petersburg Express Of the l2h
DIR circumstances peculiarly sad. Stree .hs eVaCua on
o. Norfolk she has been resident Of North Carolina,
cane On to Petersburg about q week since to place
herself under the treatment OF one our mOstskfl ply
seiass In due time she ga7e birth 10 an infant but
yielded up her lie in the effort TIE child, which has
thus breahed she breath Of life bus few hours lefs
leaass and pCAniess in the hands OF strangers What
reldefs tie case melancholy tie fact that the
husband Of tie lady and the fIherpf this ianOeens
b,0s vas allied while fighting FOR his country, at
the battle Of Gettysburg, We understand that ap-
isaEon zads by akind-Sesr:edge gentleman 70 have
is entered at least temporarily in ofOuE asyluus
bet the sppleat refused the gcOund N none
bas orphans Of our Owe citizens are received.
The child is in ths care Of the proprietor Of the Boz
hngbr.ok Hotel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

.REAL EsrArE.-We subion our annual comparative
exhibit Of the amounts OF real estat situated within
The Cooperate limits OF Richmond sod at auction each
monh during the past threo years. The valde of the
table is affected by the flcs thai the purchasing
power Of the currency last year, wa, not equal by at
leas one half to what it was during the preceding yea
hence, the figures for 1868, compared with those for
1852 60 rot accurately indcle the falling off in the
transactions. Ii the property sold at auction last year
valued according to tie basis Of the sales in 1862
the total would, p:obAbly not exceed one million cf
dollars. Il is proper to remark, however, that very
large amount I'm dollars" Of,rca estate, changed
owners privately, durirg TIE past year, that mode Of
purchase being preferred by many of tho mushroom
aristccracy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
SIX PER CENT. BONDS.

.nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, run
" ming twenty years. FOX sALRThe lSbcIber author.
SIS 90 $4,000 Of the bonds Of the
osro dated the FIRST January 1854 payable twenty
add bearing per cent Interest," payable ea annually
JaruAy July Of year. In the city OF Richmond
These Bonds issued for the benen Of INDECENT soldiers and
sailors Aud the families and win be either registered coupon
purchaser may prefer No Bonds OF stellar
which the market, can be bette than these
Peoas disposed make such investment invited
prompt application Mes,rs X. II. M4ury
noul, who authorized % negotiate for them.
EEMUND T. NORRIS
de 2l-2sWd&c2s Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

FIRE on NINTH SrREEE-T6e alarm Of fire, Monday
night, eausedby the burning Of the roof and gar
ret Of the old frame building, Nj tn street.,
Broad belonging TO and occupied in part, as a law
Office, by Hon. James Lyons. The furniture AID books
in the loger floors 6e5e removed before the frsmtn
commenced opera IONS bu number OF valuable books
and manuscripts in the garrett, belonging to Capt John
Eaten Cooke, OF Cen. S'uarss staff, AID lot Of chan
Gerry ard other papers belonging to hr. Lyons we're
destroyed The other occupants Of the building, Judge
W. Ii. Lyons, Mr.. Lit eion TazqwelI, Mr.. B. Hughes,
aud D.. Gavnzel, sustained but compaiaivel small
loss. The de was undoubtedly the work Of inCen-
diary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

I ARGR SALE of Personality at Brighton,
II NEAR AYLETrs KING WILLIAM COUNTY. On WED-
NE5DAY, the 18th Inst shall sell by Puzzle Auction, AL
Elects every kind. Inhe line Of HOUSEHOLD FURNIrUkE
VII be found VArdrobe sdeboart tables chairs wash stands
mirrors large convenient safe water cooler
geraor BEDS mattresses bedseAd, blankets, oounterpanes
spreads slets towels napkins, ge and varied supDy Of
eoekery Bons q, ard iron ware as &C. In the line OF
RARMtNa IMPLEMENTS hee an cart aumbIil cart,
pow harrow cuVAors chains names hoes shelters,
In STOCK nae and gentle farm and buggy horse one
yoke oxen giving milk ami three yeaIng In HOGS,
sre three porkers tHeYe fat shOas besides some bs
nou lard butter wheat fodder ana Ghrcks, and about
i've dozen fAtfoW4 -
Attae same I shall odur my HOUSE AND LOT AT AY
LET'S suited and uzl lately, kept HOTEL The
sand for this any other business unqualified In threon
and oeall that In The hands OF capable and energetic
manager money could be rapidly accumulated there 1hs house
en- rely new contains with all necessary out
jSs1s2ts B. sAMUEL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

DUTT or THOsE AT HONE-Fbe army must be fed.
The families Of our soldiers must b, provided for. l.
DOS not require philosopher to determine the daty Ct
those Of our people vho at home and in wealth
even in easy circumstances. Producers should sxsrs
themselves 10 the utmost 10 raise these ar.ees neees
sary to sustain life. TbO=o who arc able should give
tberay Of thsf means TO those in want. The pO9r Of
the country have go, to be taken Of sOme way and
the Eesh Of the country has got to do il. The only
question is simply, uhss the best plan 20 adopt to az
complished The desired Object
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
THE o.ITY.

SUPPLIKs ron THE CIFY.-Our remarks in Mondays
paper under this capOn did refer to the operations
of the "0verseers Of the Poor" nor to the Young
Mems Christian Association but TO the plan for obtain
ing aud distributing. supplies of provisions at cost
adopted by the City Council several months ago. We
learn, for the first time, that the agents OF the
Council have purchased about huedre head Of cat
tie. and three hundred hogs, all OF which have been
sailed down for distribution early in the Spring, when,
il is presumed provisions Il be more tban they
at present. ID the meantime needy families, mot
paupers arc to 'rcpl along" the best way they can
We give the agents credit for their providence and fore
sight, but, nevsrhelsss adhere to the opinion that
they should have made provision for the present as
we'll al tie futurS According to understanding of
tue ecLcme, they charged with the duty Of pro-
curing supplies of subsistence, and retailing the same
Uhen obtained, TO that class Of the community Rho
unable to- pay the extravagant prices demanded
by mddemen, grocers and marketmen. II the hund ed
head of cattle and three hundred head OF hogs were
all that the agents could secure their failure to accom-
plsh more is excusabe but, such not the case
if they could have purchased that number OF cattle aud
hogs each month, and did not do So they have fallen
short Of the just expectations of all Interested in the
agency.
We fsvored and advocated ss measure of public
policy, the establishment by the City Council, Of
supply store a. which all articles ne,dei By housekeep
should be constantly kept for sale to the families OF
absent soldiers widows and Others in staitened creum
sta ces at email adv nco upon Cost We believed the
plan would have worked WELL and been productive of
good results properly carried out, but it did not meet
with the approval Otthe Council, and COage quenty,
the humble cllsses, whose comfort desired to pro-
mote, have been left t. the mercy OF the thousand
7oeculators aud hucksters, whose sole object from
oring till night, is to extort money from the people
by eOnstan: Increase Of their profits. We have done
cur duty, and now dismiss the subject.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

EsLlsrrEsrs Is TIE sIOSAt COrr5 The Peters
burg EtPress understands tha, applications for enlist.
ment in the Sgnal Corps, STA inel ia the vicinity Ct
p eisbg have been 90 frequent since the passage Of
the act y Congress- placing those Persons in the AMY
who have furnished subsu s., that the Secretary Of
War has notified the COmmansants that no more re-
cruss shall be received from q al source
PersOns entering lhis peculiar branch Of the service
VIII GOD themselves mistaken, II they expect to find
their l,bcrs mildsr han in Che Z. galar army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

CHARLESTON, Jan, ll.-Ftree shells this morning and
six this afternoon, fred at the city. Nobody
hurt Some firing was head in the direction Of Ii ht
House Inlet, believed TO be batteries opening on
the enemy Block Isiand. Nine shots were fred,
yesterday from SO-pOnuder on Sumter, of which
seven struck. The feet quet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

BRIEF MENIoN.-Dr. Charles G. Barney has been
elected member of the Hastings Court to fill the
cancy occasOned by the res gnaton Of Mr.. James Bray
The City Council has Authorized the Mayor to raise
one or more companies of mounted police for the pro-
lection Of the city.-The examination Of Mrs Pattcr
son Allan has been postponed. Hines, Of
General Morgaa's command, has arrived in the city
0Ooae s Blssett French, the ndefatg bile Aid OF Gov
Letcher, has been appointed Aid by Gov. Smith
The Supreme Court of Virginia is now in sessOn.--
Gov. Smith has pardOred a man named Land, who was
convicted of murder in Princess Anne county abou! four
years ago.--The accommodation train on the Cen
trail Railroad has been discontinued for the pre3cnt.--
Hessrs. Pat Il. Butler sad George Whitfield have re-
turned from their trip TO Europe via Nassau and VII
ming on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

NOTICE.
w ILL be. sold, at public auction. on the
w premises in CHI stsrsi oIunty, 26 miles from Pow.
haian stLkpn the Rcnnsnd and Danvio Railroad, On
tn URsD The 2ls Instant 2Ohorse power steam Engine
Circular and Grit Mills togencr Eih all fixtures nrcss
sary carry extensive LUMBER ard Milling business also
the buildings connected with the Mis- Mules seven oxen
Wagon Garry logs, Cooking Ueas tanning Utenss 10.
90 toget with many other ares Htctssary menoa
LUMBER
We Will also public auction, Powasn sston AaG
D. Railroad Comp ny, WEDNESDAY,, Tho 27h Instant
feet OF superior Lnmbg consisting iuch boards coffin boards
seantlIng, heart, floor M and weather boarding.
Terms cash. p SINS CO.
.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

ROcKDaDas oOuSrr.-RoCkbridge Comfy Bonds to
the amount o: $4,000 were cold Monday last (COurt
dAr at prices ranging from $4,000 10 $l7S 90 $780,
co. That is, the $500 90 bonds brought from $50 90
to sSs5 90. The county has doubled its alOwar CO o.
money heretofore granted 10 the of families soldiers for
Eve months, beginning with December
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

EscLPs or PRIsoSAas Tho Atlanta coniederacy
sses that seventeen prsoneRs escaped from the bar
racks Monday night, nine Of whom were Fedetals and
the rest 0onfedsrstes Among them Col Gift, of
the 7ih Tennessee, Federal who taken while bear
ing dispatches TO General Thomas and who, for somo
reason; has been detained in the prison in that place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
HEADQUARTERS MoRGAN's oAvALRY,
DECATUR, GA, Jan. 4, 1854 (

HEADQUARTERS MOAGANIs OAVALaY,
DECATUR, Ca, Jan. j. 1864
GOLDIERS: am once more among you, af
~ ter a long and painful imprisonment.
auRous tobe again in nc neld l. therefore, call on all
the soldiers commend 70 assemble at at the Rendez
Vous which has been established at this piece
Your country needs services the field Of operation
wide, and the future glorious, We only deserve IT,
how many your brave comrades stu plnng
eoRs cell They call loudly for Leip. They expect
Il Of you. VIII you oisap point themf
Come at and cheerfrly, for want man In my
command who has 70 be 30 bis duty by marha
work before viii be srduOus and will require brave
and willing hands Let faler delay, fer
time Is TO be Nst
Every bring s horse ind gun who Those who
JoHa IT. MORGAN
Bfgadier General ?. 40. s.
Ofcial:
R. A. AIsroS, Il. Col and Ac.g A.A.G.
isQ-lgt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

HARBOAISs DEsERTEss Gov. Brown, Of Ga, has Is
sued proclamation ealing attention TO the act passed
by TIE legislature 10 punish a'y person who may
hereafter conceal or ssis APy dessrter in resisting
legal arrest in the State" The punishment inflicted on
any person fIuh guilty OF ssi1 crime, is hns not sT-
osedng two thousand dollars, or Imprisonment not eK-
ceedinz six months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

thai the Legislature of Georgia at its last eession whilst
hastily tAmpsring with the Code. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
repealed che law making marriage license sine gpG
HOH II this be So the people Of that State at lib
erytO back to the primitive ceremony of jumping
the broom.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
I AND FOR SALE

IL 700 ACRES
Th Land lies uckin county, about miles N w.
the Court House and niles nom HsrdWicksVe, there
good bd ge across JHass vsr furnishing safe and durable
access " ths canal.
one parcel this Land lies upon either side Of two public
roads, embracing junction OF me tive roads, contans about 100
Acres situa0n for merchant mechanic OF
any kind professional man, about 80 Acres cleared, some
cabins, Orolartb, &C.
one as Of 200 Acres Cor II desired sO With good Building Of
LOg shout 40 cleared, Win good water for ma
chiu cry beautiful site for ~ and saw M, with abun
Of timber Adolnng good situation for custom Corn
NIL place prepared By nature thetereeon Of dam
Tue balance e Land In original IN and Fes beautifully
arther description unneeessy, these wishing 70 buy vii
view me land. PETER X. PAFfES0N.
Aldrsr. M Vince Rockingham. no2T-ctf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13

FIRE II LOUIsA.-Ths store house and stable Of Mr..
Duke at PAttiesvile, Louisa county, was destroyed
few nights since. The loss Of prOvender, furniture and
valuable horse falls heavily on Mr.. Duke His dwell
log saved BY the urhOst e1ertOns Of one or two
neighbOrs The Ere is supposed to DO the work Of En-
ineendiafv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
THR Commonwealth of Virginia, To the Sher

THE Commonwealth of Virginia, To the Sher
Il Us OF the Couaaes jefferson and Berkeley Greeting =
WUEEls aVacany a. occurred In repEee taon IN the
senate from me thtyst Senatorial Det composed Of he
counties Berkeley oceasonei BY the resignation
On Fdsn L. Moore therefore, In the name Of the
eah require you Cause election 70 De held IN
your Uouhss Thursday the tEen n cay Of January
iS6I for ; Senator 70 al The vacancy Aforesaid.
10 testimony whereof witness Samuel Pes President Of ths
Senate this seventh dsy Of January D. 1864 and IN the ssh
year Of the ConmOnvealth. - -.
BY BE President OF The senate:- sAhL PAOE
sHsITos @. DAVIS, CLERK Of tAs senate. ja4-ctd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-13
deIs-wM
YTIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court Of the city

NIRGINIA.--In the Circuit Court Of the city
OF Richmond, Jaruary al, 1904:
Daniel Trueha Junior, and lloyd Brsl and hs5 Gsna hh
wife, Vhobefore her marriage Mary Garland Tshssrs
daughter and heir Of Daniel Tfuehean, decd, Pima
against
Psyette D. Truehear T. Link. under fosss.
years age, ardthe unknown children OF james .ehsa
deed, De9.
This day plaintiffs by counsel and slsd Ger b N
this salt the oil Of which decree fcSns q
hou.e of17h and waa al
l-y city OF Richmond, and also Of certain lease
hold ground rent devised b. Daniel TIuehet deesasse Va
zsbeh Thlman Tfuehea and ne msdon Of Me plain
IT'S Bs1j Pollard CLERK Of this bust arsr
dsn infant defendant, Hsnse LAX, and Ma
uaknowr chdrea r. Truehesr deeebsec, defosd
their herein; and The said Eange LAX asd The unr
known children CT James Tfnehear deceased their guar
dian ad ns aioressk thereopon aed their kfat
b which psniifs by counsel replied getstl
Iy upon Ike motion Of the pllinfi this cause @dpd
be docketed
And appearing by aadsNs nsd that the detsnds1s y-
and the unknown children q James & 1rxs-
deceased, non-resdsns OF the state Of vhss U
ae rq red appe whn month after due Poblstte2
hereof and do what Is necessary W project their Interests Sn
suIt
AcSpy-Tests
jaf-w4s BENZ POLLARD, c'ert